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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
The Sunday Dinner

"What shall we have for Sunday
dinner" is a worry 10 more than one
housewife tifty-two times year. Why
not solve it by making an adjourn
ment to one of the hotels or cafe:
Most women think that they would
rather continue the everlasting grind
of cooking and dishwashing than to
dress and go out to dinner. That's
where they are fooling themselves.
Let them try it once and experience
the relief OF going home after Il most
excellent dinner and having nothing
to do but sit down and enjoy brief
rest Of an hour or two with the latest
magazine.
And the husband who will begrudgc
his wife and family this much is a
mighty small man-what Mrs. Howard
Gould of New York city calls II damn
mean man. And if Mr.. Kimball Busi-
ness Man did but know it, he can't
buy the raw material and gasoline to
cook 1t with for the price of q dinner
at Conant's or Lofts.
MIR. Conant has caused to be printed
some Of his Sunday menus in these
columns that the public might know
what was going on-and with good
effect Many were at the hotel for
dinner last Sunday-and previous Sun
days--and they Will be there next
Sunday. The Cataract at Sioux Falls
or the Wldmann at Mitchell serve
no better dinners than the Kimball
House. Travelling men say that the
cooking DIT the Kimball House is hard
to equal anywhere.
The large number who took dinner
at Lofts cafe Il week ago last Sunday
has already been referred to. Many
were on hand again last Sunday. When
establishments of this kind have en-
terpriSe enough to set out the menu
that they do at half price-and how
they come out even is more than l
know they should be patronlzed to
the limit-not because they need the
money-for there is no profit in it
but because it's convenience not to
lightly regarded and a snap for the
housewife.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
A Startling Discovery

lroquois Chief: The Klmball Gra-
phic deyotes a column to the Boston
Bloomer girls and tells a whole lot
about them that no one else ever
found out. But that man Tinan
always was great on investigation.
Exchange: Bro Tinan says that six
OF the Boston Boomers, who beat
iNimball to a fare-you-wcll in Il bal!
game last weeks. are boys and the
other three are girls. We wonder now
Tlnan came TO know.
BroolliEgs Register: Clate 'rinan.
emphatica!lY says that the 1BoSton
Bloomers' baseball team is made np
principally Of boys and maden-faccd
young men. Clate always was pretty
fair at guessing.
Gannvallev Chief: The Kimbal
Graphic says that the Boston Bloomcr
mne are a fake as ladies baseball
club and that there were only three
women in the game at Kimball. Tinan
is expert authority on such matters
and his testimony ought to have con-
siderable weight in deciding the
momentous question as to the sex of
OF that famous aggregation.
DeSmet News: Clate Tlnan gives
the snap away. His word for it the
Boston Bloomer ball team is conlpos-
ed OF six boys dressed in wigs and
boomers, and three real girls.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

Miss Emma Maynard will have
charge of the services IN the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath evening.
She win render some splendid instru-
mental music and will tell about the
education OF the blind in the institu-
ton at Carey where she is instructor.
The Offering will lie for her benefit.
Everyone invited.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

pROF. ROBERTS, one of the most no.
ted agriculturists in the west estima-
ted $3.50 as conservative figure for the
value of the manure produced during sew
Ell months on a farm carrying 4 houses, 20
COWS, 80 sheep and 10 pigs We mi ght
till half a page with figures on the value
OF manure to the farmer, but the principal
the full value OF it. The litchfeld Man
ure Spreader does this. Hundreds of farm
ers have found this out to their complete
satisfaction. Let us show you the machine
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

Chamberlain Democrat: Tho 7rail-
road company had decided to name
the first station west Of Cacoma
Raliance. On the extenson north
from Armour the towns will be Corsica
and Stickney in the order name. Con
trary to the general impression tie
extension will not be put through at
present to Plankinton but will have
its terminus at Stickney. a few miles
sonth Of PlankInlon.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

All efforts so far to run to earth
William Rockefeller-father of John
D.-Said to be in South Dakota-haye
proved @navailing. He is probably
running a store somewhere ard
doesn't advertise.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

Out of the 265 newspapers in South
Dakota, tie Mitchell Gazette has
found nineteen that "have not sold
their opinions on the national rail
road rate question" This certainly
looks dark for the pee-pul and makes
the load for the Gazette to carry a
monstrous one.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
story for a yellow journal.

The Milwaukee extension from
Armour stops about II miles south Of
Plankinton, where new town will be
located. The other town will be loca-
ted ABOUT the same distance from
Harrison. The latter town will haye
to pull up stakes and move to the rail-
road or pass in its checks. The en-
TENSION Will cut off a third of Armour's
trade and effect Plankinton the same
way. NimbaIl is not hanlering for a
north and south line-not if she
knows 1T.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

DR.. j. w. Cleven-a:. resident dent
tist, Chamberlain. Office over Z. i
Scott's drug store
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

The Chicago, Milwaukee X st. Paul
railroad now ruus its cars to Oacoma.
situate on the west bank of the Miss
ouri in South Dakota. Hip, Hip.
IIlrrah
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
memories.

AS stated by the GRAPHIC early in
the spring, an extra amount of rain is
due this summer to make up the nor
NAL precipitation. Nothwithstand-
the fact that we had good crops in
1904 and 1903 it was pure luck in that
there was decided shrinkage in the
amount of rain for both years. What
rain there was in those years happen
ed to come in the crop-growing
months. There have been years when
the rainfall was much greater and We
got but half a crop.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

The town is now dry as old Maine.
Not drop can be secured from any Of
the saloons and from present indica-
tionS prospects are 10y no means bright
for the lover of good ssOld Kentucky"
or "Milwaukee'S Best. ."-Oacoma
Argus.
And 1t all cailc about because the
saloon men got too smart. One of
them was. twice arrested for selling
liquor to minors and both of them
open on Sunday. Judge Smith not
only revoked their licenses but fined
one 5000 and the other $500 to boot
and every saloon man in the state
should be glad OF 1T. 1t is open de-
.tiance Of the license laws which
prompts revulsion of sentiment and
sweeps every saloon out OF existence
good, bad and indifferent.
The yellow journals are hunting for
JOnn -. hOckelcller'S Gao. whom Ida
Tarbell says is somewhere in Iowa
one of ihc grandsons recently declared
that the old man was on a South Da
kota ranch. a man and a woman re-
porter were at Shenandoah, Iowa
last week in the search. one repre-
senting the Des MONIES News and the
other the Chicago American. There
is little doubt but what the old man
who is about 80 years of age-is living
under an assumed name-hence the
efforts to spot hlm. 1t would be a
great story for yellow journal.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14
juno Ralnfal,s for k,mba,,

US. Weather Observer Rose has
furnished us with the following
figures showing the June rainfall for
the past Six years. AS will be seen.
the amount OF moisture was greater
in 1901 than for June this year-which
will be a surprise to many with short
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GRAPHIC.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
Didn't Get Rich.

Messrs. Butterfeld and Truitt were
in Troy Wednesday looking after their
interests at this point. In speaking
Of the alleged fortune which it is said
has been made out Of the timber pur-
chased from the state On the section
west of Troy these gentlemen gave a
News representative the following
facts: In 1901 2700 cords Of wood
were cut. 1902 $500 cords; the next
year 21OO and last year 1000 co ds.
On this wood they made rs ceats per
cord net. In addition to the wood
about 100000 feet Of saw timber
has been cut for which they realized
from $3.50 to 81 stumpage.
The original purchase price was
$4,000. In addition the purchasers
state that considerable other expense
was incurred before they began to
realize anything out Of the deal.
Judge Truitt says the statement that
they have paid no taxes on this prop
erty is not true. From the beginning
he has believed the timber sold by the
state is subject to taxation and has, ne
stated yesterday, paid taxes since they
have owned 1t.
Both Judge Truitt and Mr.. Batter
field expressed hope that the matter
of the state selling a part OF this land
would probably be opposed by them
unless their interests were protected
although they were anxious to see Troy
grow, and did not desire to do any
thing to prevent it. They had pur-
chased tn, timber with the privilege o
removing it within twenty years anc
it was the opinion Of Judge Truitt they
would be protected by the courts.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
New Creamery Operator.

Emil Watz, the new creamery oper-
ator has arrived from Roselawn, Ind,
and now has charge Of the plant.
Mr.. Watz has had long experience in
his line, coming originally from the
south part OF Sweden, where he was
employed at the trade eight years.
In conversation with representative
of the Troy News, Mr.. Watz, in speak
ing Of separators said:
"The business man, before investing
in venture OF proposition of any XII d
desires to know what the returns will
be and what he may expect from the
investment. That is what the COW
owner inquiries when he is advised tc
purchase a cream separator, and sell
the cream to the Troy Creamery Co.
1t is a question Of profits, and it il
perfectly right that his question be
answered. However, the many thous
and separator users have clearly snc
conclusively demonstrated the neces
sity of a separator, as we'll as The
creamery, conveniently located, where
he can sell his cream with the yer,
highest profit. The universal law is
A greater quantity and a better qualit,
produced at a less cost, upon which
greater value is placed"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
Flour Mills Running.

The Vollmer- Clearwater Company
started their roller mills at this point
Tuesday. Mr.. Schiller, who was en-
ployed as miller under the old man
agement, is again in charge Of the
machinery. Tne company is manu-
featuring the finest flour ever put on
the market at this mill. An order for
export -four has been received from
China, and the mill will be run at its
full capacity for twenty-five days in
order to fill this order. The capacity
of the mill is seventy-fve barrels per
day. The company now have about
$4,000 bushels Of wheat in their ware
houses here, and more wheat is com
ing in steadily, though the rain some
what slackened the hauling this week
Grain is being shipped as fast as cars
can be obtained.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
Killed Two of Them.

Word was brought to Troy yesterday
that the herder who is looking after
the Campbell sheep on Moscow
mountain had killed two bear Tuesday.
While hunting birds with 25 calibre
rifle he ran onto an old bear and pa r
of 7O-pound cubs. The gun. a pretty
small instrument for such game was
only single shot, but this didn't infer
fere with the young mans determine
ton to bag game. The first shot
struck the old brute in the head. She
rolled over, got up and took to her
heels. A shot apiece settled the cubs.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
Bitten By RattIesnake

Mrs. LYDIA See, living in Peck, was
bitten by rattle snake Monday after
noon, and is not expected to recover.
Mrs: See was weaving carpet and had
reached down in corner back of her
for something when the rattler struck
her without any warning. She was
bitten on the right hand just above
the knuckles and her arm turned black
at once and is swollen twice its natural
size. DR.. Lyle, Of Peck was sum-
moned ard says chs noes for his patient
are slight. The snake was killed and
had eleven rattles. The house was
boxed up tight, and the presence of
the snake cannot be accounted for ex-
cept that it crswlsd in at the door.
Mrs. See is seventy years old and is
and an aunt Of Chas. and w. E. Crum-
packer.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
RED. Notes.

Rural carriers No. and Q weighed
their mail before starting out Wednes-
day morning. No. had "A pounds,
and No. Q had AZ pounds. This
weight did not include packages.
The rural carriers have received ord
ers from the Fourth Assistant Post
Master General to take new census
Of their routes and have each box num-
bered consecutively, beginning with
No. /.
1t is announced that the order will
be given in a short time to paint all
mail boxes green.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
Famous Cows For Fair.

Fair Queen, champion Of many fairs,
and, as a COW which has rever been
beaten, entitled to rank as one Of the
greatest show cows living, is entered
in the shorthorn class at the stock show
which is to be held at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition from September 10 to
29. Fair Queen took championship
honors at the Worlds Fair at St. Louis
last year, and also at the International
Live Stock Shows held at Chicago in
1908 and 1904 and at the American
Royal Show at Kansas City in the same
years. She is the holder also OF var
ious premiums won at leading state
fairs all over the country. In the
shorthorn show the class Of cattle will
be the highest in the United States -
said E. D. Weldon, livestock superins
tendent at the exposition. 1t will be
show Of great quality and one that
people cannot afford to miss. The
shorthorn show in general will be
equal to any show ever held in Amer
lea of this breed of cattle.
In the holstein class" continued
the superintendent, The Hazlewood
Farm Company Of Spokane has entered
20 head Of show stock chosen from 70
head which the company purchased n
Wisconsin. These are the best of tie
class to be found. They will compete
against the worlds champion herd Of
the Pierce Land and Stock Company Of
California, herd which without ques-
ton the finest in the world. The
Pierce Land and Stock Company i'm
ported 40 head from Holland last year
and the bull that heads the herd is one
Of the importation. He is considered
the finest bull Of the breed living today.
Besides these two herds, John E.
in Of Wisconsin, who won at St.
Louis last year, and P. A. Frakes oi
o egon, who also owns some St. Louis
p.ize winners, will show at the Fair.
In Jerseys there will be SHOWN a
fiae and select herd from the Haze
Fern Farm owned by the w. S. Ladd
estate. This is ore Of the finest hi rds
OF Jerseys in the world, and the stock
sent to the show ng will be the fines
specimens of the breed procurable
anywhere. In competition with the
Hazel Fern herd will be DR.. Still ol
Missouri, which was prominent among
fret rr.ze winners at ST. Louis las
year, and which has been recuperateC
in size a i'd merit. Beside these twt
there will be a number of locals herd
of quality, including those Of Harr,
West, D. H. Looney, A. c. Martin, B
Altman and Atkinson Brothers, all from
Oregon. In sheep, swine and goats al
: the prominent breeds will be repre-
! sented by the finest type Of animals"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
Got Off Cheap.

He may we'll think, he has got off
cheap, who, after having contracted con-
stipation or indigestion, is still able to
perfectly resore els health. Nothing
will do this but DR. Kings New Life Pills.
A quick, pleasant, and certain cure for
headache, constipation, etc. 25c at Z. v.
johnson drug store guaranteed.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
One Smile.

One smile makes filtration. One
Irritation makes two acquainted. Two
acquainted makes one kiss. One kiss
makes several more. Several more
make an engagement. One engage
ment makes two fools. Two fools
make one marriage. One marriage
makes two mothers-in-law. Two
motherc-.n-.aV make one red hot time.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
The Proof

The figures are the best proof that
Troy is a most excellent business
point. During the month Of August
the books at the N. P. Office at Troy
show the following results:
Cars shipped during tn, month OF
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
TROY, IDAHO,
The
Biggest
Little
Town
On
Earth.

Birds Eye view
of Troy, Idaho
Troy shipped,
during 1904, over
two thousand car
loads of lumber,
wood, ties, posts,
logs hay and grain.
Troy is the busi-
ness metropolis OF
the great Potlatch
country.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15

DR. H. A. Moss is in Moscow will re-
turn Monday.
The Troy creamery paid TO its.patrons
during the month of August "a cents a
pound for butter fat.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15

over the July business, and would prob
ably have been much bigger had local
shippers been supplied with all the
cars they needed. The above facts
ought to prove pretty conclusively that
Troy is one Of the very best business
points in the country.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
Cows and Horses.

Good work horse, 1900 pounds, also
fresh milch COWS for sale. Will take
grain as mart nav. Thos. Shea,
Jansyille, Idaho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
IN SUICIDE
Don Antonio Teruel Ortega
Sc dlspara un tlro de revol.
yer en- la slen derecha.
Detalles del suceso.

Esss tarde a Ia una y media, 90
suicide el comerciauta de San Juan
don Antonio Teruel Ortegn.
FL seiior Ortegs tenfa comarcio de
provisiones Ga la cslle de "a Fortale
70, desde hac. much ,s amos.
Al termiuar el slmuerzo 90 RETRO &
su habitsci6n y Al POGO ratio, son6
un dispsro que puso en- slarma al We.
cindario.
Peuetraron 60 la Alcobs el doctor
Saldaflay la familia y encontraron al
sefior Ortega acostado en- la cana, ba
ia 10 en- sapgre.
Sc habfa disparado un tlro de re-
v6lver en 10 region tamporal derechs, !,
atrsvesSndose el cranso.
Fl revolver es bulldog de 9 MILNE
tros.
Acudieron 81 lugRr del suceso ell
juez del Vale yel secretsflo GopzG-
lez, los doctores DJval y SaldAns, el
tenIente de ls policia Iturrondo , los
ssrgentos Chapel y Nongil, con DO.
liefas 1 sus 6rdenes.
La musrte del sefior ortega es ge.
nerAlmente sentida en- esta cludad /,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
Viajeros a San Juan '-Apon-
te a Guayama. Mil dollars
para ornate.
SOciaIismo cat6licO.

Aver sslieron hscia San Juan
nuestros di.ttnguidos amigos don Emi-
lio Cusdra y Coo Francitco Gonzalez.
Aver ssli6 para Guayama'sl ia
cal de este distrito, don Jo,e K. Apon-
10, 4 hscsrse cargo interinamsOts de
aquslla fscalfa, por mandate del At.
torney G neral.
En el presupuesto de ests al , SO
he consignado una partida de mil do
Tiara cara componsr 10 Gale de la Ca.
rrsra, que es'a intransitsble, y mucho
mss en- estos dfAs de fuertes lluvias.
-En IL sctaxlidad hay ciento Gin.
cusnt. clnco presos en- ests ca col.
En- sumaria IA, cump,iendo coadena
l33 y muierss s.
-Slguen sdelantsndose los traba.
iostn Ia fabrics de don Jose Toro
Rios, ca donde han de iastalsrse los
estab.ecimienIos de Ia Central Puerto
viejo.
Ell rSrroco de ests ciudad don
Leone Garcia Vale, Sc ha propuss-
10 ssrvlr de leetor dos dias de cada 90.
mana en- Ia fibrlca de tabacos que tie
(COntinua en- Ia pdgina Sql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
EDICT0.

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial do Quay anna P. B. Esta-
dos Unidos de America. FL Pre-.
sidente de los Estados Unidos IS.
Carolina Luzunaris Dominguex, dc.
mandsnte, versus. Ramon Pas
tor Diaz y Molinaris, y Ruhna
Molinaris Cividanis, demandado.
Emplszamiento. Ell Pueblo de Puer.
to-Rico, a Ramon Pastor .Diaz, 3
sea el demsndado antss mencio.
nado:
Por Ia presente 20 notlhcs . ustsd
cue 80 ha preseptsdo en- Ia O6cina
del SAcretario dc ID Corts de Distrito
del Dlstrito judicial de Guayama,
puerto Rico, IN dsmAnda del actor
antes citado on 10 cual pide . 10 Cor.
to una sentencia detuitiva condenan.
do sl dem andado don Ramon Pastor
Diaz y Moiinsris y Embellishments
ii este no tuviese Dienes, su senora
madre doiIa Rufina Molinaris de Civi-
danes q reintegrar 10 demsndAnte
Ia auma de- mil seiscientos dollars que
ests ha suplido desde el 20 de Mario
de l 902, hasta el IA de Julio de 1.905,
para aiimentos, veAtldo, calzado y
educaci6n dc su citado hijo, y q 10.
guirle pasando dich) nifio con el
mismo do, Ia cantidad de cuarenta
dollars mensuales, en- tspto que Ne
pueda con 81 trhnaIo personhl Rd-
qulrir medios de vida, con las coktas
vi demandado. Y 10 notlfea q usted
que de no sompsrecer q contestar Ia
demanda dentro de los cuarenta diss
despues de notifcado, 10 demandante
podr& obtener previa declaratorla de
rebeldfs y de 10 prueba dc 10 publ
cscion do este edicso UNA sentencix dc
conformidad con las fesultancias del
iuicio. Y para su publication una
yes por semApa, pQr termino. de cua,
rensA dias On et peri6dico La DEMO.
CRAcIA que se publica en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico . los efectos de Ia no.
ti6csci6n dichA demandR,
De orden del Honorable Charles
E. Foote, Juex de ls Corts de Dlstrito
de Gusyama, libro cl pressute que
tirmo aello con el de esta Corss, On
Gusyams, P. Il. 10 de Agosio de
l oO6. WiIliam Oppcntetntef, Secreta
rio accidental de ~ Corte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
.EDICT0

Rn 10 CJrss 80 D.ss'ito d4i Distrlt>
Judicial dc q inaoao, :. Il. Eha-
dox U Uuld)s do America. HI Presl-
dents as los E.sat U il 1oa. 5. s.
EncAraaclon Aooy Ba lssx. Ex.
parte. SCORE dominic 4e d iea rus.
Nsa. -ORDsN.
Por easnto 10 parts arriba cisada
hA prssentsdo ana soiioltai para que
70 declare I 81 favor el dominic do 10
sigdisnss naeA, nt4
RusT1CA: compIesta de ouArensA
y lrss susraas nc ovsnta y stets centAvos
do terrsnl QaebrSdo eq qdivaIsntes 4
dies J siete b ,ctkreas ve4nse J Lcho
AREAS y dies y nueve cent Areas, rsdi-
csdss en- 81 bsrrio de 90 sb ada vuel-
-, del ternino municipsl de Fsietdo
y eolindantes por 81 Norris con Ia es.
sanciA denominadA <MAis ielondss
propisdAd do 10 promoscnss beh5ra
Aboy Bsnisasi por el SUI ips pus sles
do 10 hsciends <Mata K:dtn1as dlgo
xFottunS,s, pfopisdad do don Luis
Manuel Cintron; por sl ste, la mismA
hAsisnaA, <MAsa RsdonaAs con qaisn
sAmbisa e)4nda por el ossse y ademas
con nnsps ds Francisco Perez sobrs
eayA Anea ssgda mAnitsasAclon dc 81
duefa, no pesA carga nj grsyaman de
ningda g6nero y 10 hubo desde, haes
sl espscio de mAs. do tres afios por
eompra Qas hiciero . Cecilia Pagan,
Cecilia, .Aus, J Lsoncio Pagan. Can
dslArio, ,sot), 10, harmanas VaxQusz
Pagan, jose Carrillo, Francisco Pc
res Joa6 Dolores vaSquer, sin me-
diar On dishA adqutsicion nlulo . gu
no sssrtio de dominic.
Por tanto % ordenA por 10 Corte
QUE 90 oigsn les pruebAs que presense
10 promov vents el dlA och1 do Novlem-
bre del oorrieote at }, mil novecientos 5
cinco que IS pubiQueo edictos en- tres
altos pdol.co tesl lugar donie ss.k
aita Is fiuca , en- 40 peri6dico de ma
yor circuIscl6n, & menos una veE
cadA semsna duraote los sssenta dfss
naturales, para gus las personss ig.
Aoradss J todos aq1ellos & quienss
pudisra periudicsr le inscription de
dominic solicitada puelan usar de 81
derecho der tro de- dicho termino que
voncerk el dia sntes se1aia % 8 sea Ell
ocho de Noyiembrs del sorriente afio
, cue % cits asi uismo . los 80.
Ssriores duehJs de Ia fpcs prsvin!en-
do . todos. que pssedo dioho Iermino
y ofda lA p ..usba que 40 presente, se
resolverk ls psticion de 10 promovsn.
n, psrkRdols los perjuicIoI consi =