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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
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Los Estados Unidos de America.
Fl Presidente de los Estados Unidos. |
En- 10 Corte de Distrito de Humacso.
Manuel Mendez Dueno .-Demandante.
vs..
Succession de Miguel Guzman Qui-
f6nes, compuesta de Rosendo, Dolores
Y Felix Guzman Peha.
Sobre cobro de Cr6dto Hipotecario.
Por cuanto en- q de Mayo del pa
sado ado present6 al tribunal el Le-
trado don Juan Was O3hoteco & nom
bre del dem and ante arriba citado, una
accion sohre cobro dc credito hipote-
carlo importante cuatro cientos
treinta y nueve dollars cuatro centa-
vos, como principal & intereSes contra
la succession demandada arriba EXPIRE
sada cuyo debito procede de una hi
poteca voluntsria otorgada por ei
causants Miguel Guzman a favor de
Francisco Mercado en- Ii de Junio de
1884 cedila por este doha Carmen
de Guzmlu y Peda, en- 29 de Octubre
de 1902 y por la succession de esta Sc
nora & favor del demandante en- IS de
Enero de 1904, 10 cual hipoteca fue
constituida sobre la pro piedad de una
participation de dominic por valor de
mil ciento cinco pesos AZ centavos en
parte de una fnca rIstica justiprecia-
d en- trescientos diez y seis pesos 1t
centavos, radlcada en- la Jurisdiction
de Juncos, P. r. barrio de Ceiba Nor
to, compuesta de clento cuarenta Gin
co hectAreas, sesonta areas y 81 centia
reas, llndando por el Norte con ell ric
Gurabo; por 81 Sur, con la carre
terra que conduce al pueblo de las
piedras por Ell Este con terrenos dt
dofia Carmen Sadaha de Toro, lo'
de Carmen Diaz, Lucia Torres, Suce
sion de don Pedro Cardona, los d.
don Teodoro Saldafa y con la quebra
da Ceiba y por ell Oeste con fnca d.
doRa Isabel Saldana viuda de Sam
pallo, con la de Gregoria Saldaht
viuda de Martinez y con la boca de Ii
quebrada Ceiba.
Por cuanto, con fecha 28 de EnerC
del corrisnte a1o present6 ell l4lrad(
don Rafael Tirado Verrier una mOci6G
nombre del demandante solicitandC
Sc reQuirera por ell Marshal q dor
Rosendo do1a Dolores Guzman Pc
fa vecnoS de ajardo por medic dt
edictus a don Felix Guzman Pefa POI
ignorarse su paradero para que salts
fags en- el plazo de treinta dias al re-
ferido demsndante la suma a que as
ciende el credito 8 sean cuatrocient >s
treInta y nueve dollars cuatro centa
vos moneda americana y las costas
causadas que SO causen cop aperci
bimient0 de que Il transcurriera aquel
plazo sin verifcar el pago Sc venders
en- publica subasta la inca gravads
en- la forma legal y
Por cuanto en- diez de Febrero de
corriente, ell honorable James A. Err
win, Juez de esta Corte de Distrito
dict6 orden de conformidad con lal
pretenciones aducidas en- la moci6r
ordenando que en- cuanto al ausentt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
GRAN iN,!Iletaui1lt 'NGlATER2N
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tstuan 10 y 12.--Cruz 2y FortaIsza 2l.

constTudo exP"nente Hotel Capacdd 400 pa
saJeros Situacon Ia mas centca Vstas Ia bahia Vas
suan Cruz Fortaleza mas frssco\y venado de Ia
He. da 81 coned0r neoI de las Antilas xrens
ndepen antique de Las comida sema americana gusto del
d pasdor Tan ds caruaes de uo Iaerptss traducorss
dvoscn Pecs fua do los dsnas hosss hassa abons
,araro das
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03

Felix Guzman Pefis cuyo parsdero SO
iguorS fuera citado y requerido du-
rante cuarenta dias por edicsos en- ell
peri6dico de mayor circulation q 10 i
menos una vez cada semana para que
en- dicho termino satisfaga la suma
obieto de la ejecuci6n conteste la
demanda requiriendosele & que 81 pa
sare dicho termino sin pagar nj con-
testar le pa. aran iguales periuicios
que q los demas deudores de conocido
domicilio.
Por tanto, cito y emplazo q Felix
Guzman Peha, notifcandole de la ac-
cion establecida por ell demandante Gu
I yos t6rminos Sc han relacionado, aper-
cibibiendole conQue 81 en- ell termino
| de cuarenta dfas no contesta dicha de-
manda podra el demandante obtener
un fallo por la cantidad reclamada y
requiriendole para que dentro de los
treinta dias satisfaga al demandante
Manuel Duefio la suma de cuatro Glen
tos treinta y nueve dollars cuatro cen
tavos moneda americana importe del
credito hipotecario constitufdo su ia
vor con apercibimiento de que 81 trans
curriere dicho plazo sin verifcarlo sc
vendera en- pdblica subasta la fnca
gravada q la responsabilidad de ia
obligation.
: Dada en- Humacao bajo mi drma
hoy 10 de Febrero de 1905.
J. RAMIREZ.
Marshall de la Corte de Distritc
de Humacao.
Estados Unidos de America. S. S.
E Presidente de los Estados UnidosD
Andres Esti1 Pieras. Demandante.
versus
SUCCESSION de Candido Cirilo Santos.
3 (Demandado.
II Id SUFto Q6 OthbElSO Qol OAstElbI
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto-Rico.
Oscar Bithorn y Huicy, Marshall d.
, Ia Corte de Distrito del DistritC
Judicial de Arecibo.
} Hago saber que cumpliendo or
} den del Hon. Jose Il. Savage, Juez de
! esta Corte de Distrito, en- ell proceed
} miento sumarfsimo seguido por dor
, Andre, Estiu Pieras contra Ia suce.
: sion de Candido Cirilo Santos, en- CO.
) bro de credito hipotecario, he dispues'
: to sacar en- pdolica subasta por termi.
no de veinte dfas por ell valor fjado
en- el contrato, la siguiente:
<Finca rGstica, sin nombre como
cido, sta en- el barrio de Pozas- abajo,
termino municipal de Ciales, con una
superfcie de treinta y cinco cuerdas,
segdn mensura del Agrimensor pIbli-
CO don Joaquin Montero, igual q tre-
ce hectareas, setenta y cinco Areas, y
cuatro centiareas de terreno quebrado,
con plantaciones de cafe y frutos me-
nores, encerrando una casa de made
ra, cobliada de matojos, con lindes o.
Norte con don Delfn Cirilo Santos J
don Antonio Vicens; Este, don Ra'
mon Cabella Escalera; Sud, don Jose
!, Pagan;y Oeste, don Juan Andres Me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
? R { { | D S"'"
De los aTticu|os mas inpoItante'
Que Sc detaNan en- aInacenes

ARROZ. j ap0n 10 $500; Idem
% q o. 3I4; americana corriente t2s a
n.
Ajos Mallorquines, de Is q 20 ctvs.
Capp*dr"@ 30 q 40 ctvs.
Jamones 81! a u.
Quesos amecs. sl64. Pstagras Il
Tocino, s13g IA.
labor, S4.60 q S4.70 Rocamora;
americana, S2i y II.
Passa del pals q G4.
Mantecs a s5.25 en- y gu latas {
. 63 a10.
Harina dc IS! S6i.
Habtchuelas b lancas del pals a3t q
4; americanas R3E r 4.
ColOradas del pals 81 "a.
Americanas largAs a $5.
Ron rs grades Cartier de II centa.
vos gallon.
Maiz Q l.50
Sebo S4t "a.
Tabaoo, nominal,
Garbanzos 81 as.
Bacalao ST 8 u.
Cebollss 81.
Arenques 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
iGRAN NOT|C|A!

Presentsr nua medcina que cura
positlvamente, as preseutar a a huma-
mid ad doliente un gran tesoro.
Garantizar la curHci6n, en- un pla'
20 flo, es una verdad cieutffcs, que
muy p0cos preparados pueden ofrecer.
Las Intermediates de las riGS ltrind-
qiaS como la Blen0Taja, Espernlat0rred,
G0nOrreo, De1TameS SeminaleS, Leltco-
rrea Q flores blancas, desaparecen por
cr6nicas que sean, Gu el t6rmino flo de
CINCo DIAs con 81 uso de la
!: "INYECCI0N ROJA" ::
Mata el gorococco confolta los tell
dos de la uretray 10 produce sensacio'
ues dessgradables al usarse.
La "Inyecci6n Roja' IS ell dui
co preparado que la experiences
senala, como ID meior medicina para
curar positivamante las Intermediates
secretas, sin neceeidad de tomar POGO
neS, Cu9SuluS 8 PtldOrdS JdlSdmicdS.
De venta en- San Juau. Farmacia
Gu llermety, Blauco y Zerbi: Manatl
Farm acia Ramirez Arecibo, Farma
cia Hereunder: Ponce, Farmacia Cen
tral.
VENFA Al. POR MAYOR:
LSboratorio Qpimco tarmaceutlco
del LCDO. DOMINGO MARTINEZ
Luna III San Justo -.
SAn Juan. y. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
GESTAC1ON

-iFuego =! lfueGo Ia <EsmerAlda, iIsolina estG
en- peigro. II!
Y Ycay6 sin aentido
No se pronunc6 sola paabra.
Don Seraffn Pablo AAron sobre cabalgdurss EN-.
prendendo carrera vertgnos Hortensia ante ell deb
cuerpeciO del inteiz Rafael trAAbA de vovers Ia vida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
AREc|B0, PT0..AIc0.

tarno, al dsspacho do las PIG scriv.
ciones facultativas.
LA mejor garantia de ssta ca.
So sa 81 cracisnts favor que sl pd-
blico aFscibeno 10 dispense y Ia
especial recommendation que los
p1incipalss m9dicos de Ia ciudad
Ascsn do ella q sue clisntes
Sus precios son tan equitaG.
vos que no admiten competSneia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
VARIOS ARTICULOS
DEL PALS

Pr82IOS C0rrlenteS
AzGcar para el consume:
Moscabado claro de $3.50 a e5.
De miel claro a 1915.
Centrifugal claro dc S4.75 0 S.
Az6car americana de - a06.60
Algod6n de 6 a TT,
Almidon q e3
Cafe corriente S1ls q IL.
Cueros dulces sle3a17
Cocos a $50 millar.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-24
coRRETT AND NELSON.
viii Meet in San Francisco Tonight
to Settle Championship.

viii Meet in San Francisco Tonight
to Settle Championship.
San Francisco, CAL, Feb. 24.-All
eyes in the sporting world are turn
ed toward San Francisco In this city
tonight, in the arena of the Hayes
Valley Athletic Club, Young Cor
betta and Battling" Nelson, the two
foremost fighters of their class, will
meet for the second time to settle the
question of supremacy.
AS a betting proposition the fight
promises more than any mill that has
taken place here in a long time At
present Nelson rules a favorite at
odds of 6 to 5. This indicates that
notwithstanding the fact that Corbett
was decidedly beaten by Nelson sew
eral months ago, he is by no means
considered easy game for the Dane
In fact. his admirers are inclined to
throw the previous match out in fig
uring the merits of the fighters, for
they consider Corbett at his best
an equal to Nelson. Reports of the
most confident nature, Of course. are
heard from both training camps.
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PREPARING A cATEcHIsM.
North and South Methodist Churches
in Conference at Cincinnati.

North and South Methodist Churches
in Conference at Cincinnati
Cincinnati, O., Feb. IA number
of the most prominent Methodists.
North and South, are in Cincinnati
today attending meeting of the
Catechism Commission of the two NJ.
f. Churches. The work of the COM
mission is he creation of junior and
a senior catechism and an order of
worship to be used in common by
the Methodist churches, North and
South
The North members of the commits
sion are Bishop John NJ Walden, of
Cincinnati, Bishop S. NJ. Merrill, Rev
DR.. J. W. Jennings, of Omaha, Rev.
d. w. V. Kelley, editor of the Meth
odist Review: o. w. Harris, superin-
tendent of the Jacob Tome Institute,
and Frank Brown of Brooklyn. The
Southern Methodists of the commits
sion are: Bishops w. w. Duncan and
A. Coke Smith, DR. J. ]. Tigert, of
Nashville, Rev. ], o. Wilson, of
Greenfield. S. c., Rev. J. E. Godbey,
of Arkansas, Professor O. f. Brown
of Vanderbilt University and Presi-
dent r. e. Blackwell of Randolph
Macon College.
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Mississippi masons In Session.

Jackson, Miss. Feb. 24.-The most
important matter to be considered
and acted upon by the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Mississippi now in session
here is the selection of a location for
the Masonic Home, for which funds
have been in process of collection for
some time. A number of the princi-
pal cities of the state are desirous of
securing the home and a spirited con
test is looked for before a final deci
the places mentioned as a possible
location for the institution are Jack
son. vicksburg. Meridian. Buloxi and
Oxford.
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room, at which the committeeman can
hear from the citizens and get what
ever information they may desire,
and following this meeting the visit
ors will be given another drive thro'
the ]. J. Hagerman place to South
Spring. from which place they win
take their car for the south tonight
From here the committee goes to
Alamogordo. thence to Captain and
sa. where they conclude their trip
of investigation. From Santa Rosa
they will go to FL Paso and there
take the Rock Island for Kansas City
and thence to their homes.
The committee will meet again in
and there decide by vote on which
place they will locate the sanitarium.
They will sum up all the facts and
figures. the sights they have seen
and the reports given by the citizens
at the various places. and from these
points the committeeman will make
up their individual opinions upon the
place which is the best fitted for the
location of the great institution for
the beneficiary fraternal orders con-
No offer has been made the commit
tee by Roswell. and probably will not
be. If the committee located the SAN
itarium here. it would then be time
TO make any donations the citizens
might feel they should give In the
words of President Eidson of the
the gifts will then be
received with thanks"
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A BAD ENDING.

Alleged Sole Survivor of Custer Mas
sacre Charged With Murder.
New York, Feb. 24.-Wm. MCGEE,
ex-soldier and former resident of Tex
as, who claims to be the only men,
ber of Clusters force to escape the
massacre of the command on the Lit
tie Big Horn, has been placed on uri-
al here on the charge of killing one
Frank Mitchell last December. MCGEE
boarded with Mitchell, and the men
quarreled over the proper way OF con-
cocting a kidney stew. Mitchell was
stabbed with a kitchen knife, and
MCGEE surrendered to the police up
on learning of his death.
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Grand Jury for Beef Trust.

Chicago, Feb. 24-The special
grand jury ordered by Federal Judge
Kohlsaat to investigate the alleged
meat trust, was drawn today. The
law requires that the names of the
members of the jury be spread on
the records. This will not be done
however. unless it is few days before
March 20. when the grand jury will
meet. It is desired to keep the names
secret as long as possible. 1t is said
that the government wishes to exam
inc the record of each man.
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Star Athletes Entered.

Cincinnati. o., Feb. 24.-The Y. NJ.
c. A. midwinter carnival to be held
at the Armory tonight promises to be
the largest indoor athletic event held
here this season, and the number and
quality of the entries indicate that
new records may be made. Several
hundred athletes have entered. and
they represent a large number of the
prominent colleges and athletic or
ganizations of Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky. Chicago has sent large dele
CATION as have also Louisville. Col
umbus and several other cities
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This Afternoons Meeting.

With notice of only a few hours,
fully two hundred citizens greeted the
sanitarium site hunters when they
met at the court house at 2:3O this
afternoon. The court room was well
filled when Hon. Jerry Simpson rap
ped for order and delivered the open
ing address
President Edison, of ST. Louis, the
man who stands at the head of the
sanitarium movement not only as
Congress, but also as an active, lead
ing spirit in this grand move, was
called upon and responded in a bust
ness-like manner, like the business
man he is. He, of necessity. covered
many of the points made in his ad-
dress to the Commercial Club last
night. Most of those in his audience
this afternoon were unable to attend
last night. and for this reason he had
to repeat his remarks of the night be-
fore.
In discussing the great move for
national fraternal sanitarium for con
sumptives he went farther than be-
fore and declared that the move would
not end when the beneficiary frater-
nal orders had sent their consump-
tives to the great hospital for treat
ment, nor when the members of all
orders are sent, or even the members
of churches. He declared that Con-
gress would be appealed TO and, by
the force of the united lodges. the
congressman would be caused to give
support and appropriations to the in
stitution until it is not only a nation
al institution, but an institution of
worldwide reputation, recognition, in
fiuence and benefit.
The speaker paid a high compli-
ment to the Territory of New Mexico
and its people. He said that this coun
try has the pick and choice of the
men of the East and he was applaud
ed when he said that there were more
good business men to the square mile
in New Mexico than in the same area
in eastern states.
DIR. Mayfield was the next speaker
He opened with a heart-to-heart talk
with the people on the matter of as
siSting in the movement and the mat
ter of giving showing how easy it will
he to get funds for the sanitarium.
He declared that he believed some of
his friends in the shoe manlIfa cturin1
business would open a factory at the
sanitarium colony. that many could
get employment, not only the improv-
ed consumptives but the friends and
relatives of the afflicted who will
come with them to live in the colony.
Mr.. Moody. of the Baptist Publish
ing Co. made an address. representing
the Christians of the United States,
the members of all denominations
Col Wilson. president of the N.
NJ. NJ l., made short talk.
Chairman Simpson concluded the
program at the court house. with a
short speech. summing up the re-
marks of the afternoon with the con-
clusion that the only thing the COM
mittee can reasonably do is to locate
the sanitarium near Roswell
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FIRE IN JUVENILE ASYLUM.

Twelve Hundred Children in Building
Believed to Have Escaped.
New York. Feb. PA fire which
started in the New York Juvenile
Asylum at 10th street and Amster-
dam today. spread so rapidly that it
was soon beyond the control of the
entire fire brigade of the institution.
There were 1,2OO children in the bull
ding at the time, but fifteen minutes
after the fire had started it was be-
lieved shat all had escaped.
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Assembling at the Grand Central
prominent citizens of Roswell gave
| the members of the National FRAZER
nal Sanitarium Committee an inform
al reception. Given as it was in the
| warm blessed sunshine of the Pecos
Valley. the reception was most ap-
propriate in that the guests of honor
were the members of a committee out
looking for the best possible site for
sanitarium.
When all had exchanged the honors
of the day and many of the citizens
had made the acquaintance of the ci-
tvs guests. carriages were secured
and the party started on a drive, up
on which 't was intended that some
of the agricultural features of this
section might be shown. The condi-
tion Of the roads prevented the party
from going to the most picturesque
part of the Valley, i. e.. into the 10
ver's Lane district southeast of the
city. but they went instead to the
fine farming country extending to
the north. Accompanying the commit
tee. whose names are given in the
account OF the reception at the Com
mercial Club elsewhere in this pa
per. were the following: DR.. ]. w.
Kinsinger. E. A. Cahoon, l.. K. Nc
Gaffey, Secretary ]. A. Graham of the
Commercial Club, John w. Poe, NJ.
Price. VIM Atkinson, Jerry Simpson,
ord representative.
The party drove first to the ranch
of Milne & Bush. which is thought
beyond a doubt to be the largest sim
gle body of decided land in the Terri
tory. This great piece of land, the
worth of which when fully developed
can hardly be estimated, brought
| forth remarks of pleasurable surprise
from almost every member of the
committee. The fine cattle, the broad
alfalfa fields and the running streams
of pure. fresh water drew from them
exclamations of wonder and praise.
This committee has been entertain
ed and shown" around until their
powers of looking have been taxed
10 the ulHlOSt Il H0y nave Deeil SHOWI
the best in every place they have
gone until they are surprised at hard
| ly anything. But some of them admit
ted to The Records representative
that Roswell had shown them by far
the best agricultural farms. or ranch
es. they had seen on their whole trip.
There was no room for doubt in
| their minds on this question, they
said. and this will be a strong point
in favor of locating the sanitarium
here.
| From the Milne-Bush ranch the par
| ty went 10 the home of W. G. Urton.
Here they saw the sights and condi-
tions that are so familiar to the peo-
pie of Roswell The Missourians (for
most of the committeeman are from
Missouri) looked with pleasure on the
blue grass and apple trees, at the
dairy house and many other advanc-
ed improvements of the Urton ranch.
One Of them remarked. well, this
is as nice as Missouri. This does not
look like the desert New Mexico we
hear about at home would not mind
living here myself .
Returning for dinner the commit
tee reached Roswell at lis The pro
gram for the afternoon is 10 hold q
mass meeting at 2:30 in the court
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DURING THE RECESS.
Senate Railroad Committee May Sit
Grand jury for Beef Trust.

Washington, D. c., Feb 24-The
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
merce today agreed to report resolu-
ton asking that the committee be
authorized by the Senate to sit dur
ing the recess of congress and take
testimony for the purpose of prepar-
ing some measure for the regulation
of railroad rates. The resolution pro-
vides that the full committee or a
quorum of the committee shall meet
i'm mediately after the adjournment
of the present session of congress.
and thereafter at a conference act
as a conference committee and report
to the next session
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-24
THE ROSWELL ARMoRY.
The Bill Authorizing it Places the
Cost at $4,000.

House Bill No. 81, providing for
the erection of armories at Santa Fe.
Silver City and Roswell, and for the
repair and Improvement of those ar
mories now at Albuquerque and Las
Vegas. appropriates ten thousand dol
lars for the armory TO be located
here and a like sum for the >armories
at Santa Fe and at Silver City. For
this amount a very nice building can
be erected and very well equipped.
The bill should pass.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-24
Interest in Wrestling Match.

New York, Feb. 24.-Great interest
is manifested in the wrestling match
tonight between Frank Gotch, the
champion catch-as-catch-ca wrestler,
and Jim Parr. who holds the English
championship title. The articles call
for a handicap match. Gotch agree
ing 10 throw the British champion
twice in an hour or forfeit the match.