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The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

The Paris Appeal contains this
item about DIPPING sheep: s. g.
Powell, who took 1869 lambs out OF
Perry at one shipment recently, OBJ
served that lambs which were dipped
early in the spring were much latter
than those which had been dipped
late or had not been dipped at all.
He advises that sheep should be
dipped in the fall 80 that they willgo
through the winter free from ticks or
lice, thus enabling them to thrive on
less feed than they would otherwise.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

The federal investigation OF the
harvester trust revealed thefact that
the cost OF manufacturing and deliv-
ering harvesting machine is S51,
Theretsil price is s125. The general
public seems to think that this is
pretty bad. The general public
ought to have to buy a linotype ma,
chine occasionally. The size and
cost OF manufacture OF this machine
is less than that OF a harvester. The
retail price is s3. .500.-Lexington
Intellipencer.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

Colonel Dan. S. Lamont, private
secretary to President Cleveland dur
ing bis first term, 1859, and secre-
tary OF war under bis second term,
1887, died at his country residence
1t Nilbrooy, n. Y, Sunday night al
ter brief illness. He was 81 years
oisge. During Mr.. Clsvelsnd'sascen
dency in politics, there were few bet
ter known or more talked OF men
than Dan Lamont.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
Revolution I'm minent.

A sure sign OF approaching revol,
and serious trouble in your system
is nervousness, sleeplessness, OF
stomach upsets. Electric Bitters
will quickly dismember the trouble
some causes. 1t never fails to tone
the stomach, regulate the Kidneys
and Bowels, stimulate the liver, and
clarity the blood. RIM down systems
benefit particularly and all the usuaI
attending aches vanish under its
searching and thorough effective
ness. Electric Bitters is only Soc
and that is returned il it don't give
perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed by
Frank 7. Clay, Druggist.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

The sheep market in st. Louis at
present, presents a condition that
has not been witnessed for many
years, says an exchange. Sheep are
very high and the conditiong are
they will remain high for some time.
Lambs from $3.50 to 1926 and
choice sheep around $3.50 to $500,
which is the way they have been
selling the last day or two are
phenomenally high prices. 1t Is
certainly great period for those
who have sheep and they are making
more money than for q long time.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
ASK FOR GRAND
JURY INVESTIGATION,
Depositors Will Recsive But
Small Per Cent. I.

Clinton, Mo-, July % AT meet
ing OF depositors Of the defunct Sal.
mon & Salmon Bank, held here to-
day, resolutions were adopted calling
upon Judge c. A. Denton, OF the
Twenty-ninth judicial Circuit to en-
panel special Grand Jury on Au-
gust IA for thepurpose ofinvestigat.
Ing the failsre OF the bank under the
criminal law.
Another resolution adopted asks
Governor Folk to direct Attorney
General Hadley to aid the investiga.
tion before the Grand Jury.
United States District Judge John
F. Philips was petitioned in another
resolution to request some other
District Judge TO be assigned to his
court to hear as early ss possible the
Federal bankruptcy case against
Doctor G. Y. Salmon and Major Har-
vey W. Salmon. Judge Philips Is
now absent on a vacation.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
Roosevelt to Call Extra
Session to Begin Nov. 10.

Oyster Bay, l.. l., July 22.-Con
flrmation was obtained here OF o re-
port that President Roosevelt In
tended to call an extra session o.
Congress for November 10 or IL
That the President contemplated
such action has been known in Wash
ington for some time.
President Roosevelt Is understood
to desire the enactment OF certain
legislation pertaining to the Panama
Canal, as we'll a. measures bearing
upon the tariff and the railway sit
uation.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

The great teamsters strike In Chi-
cago, which lasted shree months, is
ended, with the complete surrender
OF the strikers. They are now seeking
their former positions, without any
promises. 1t was sympathy strike
and the driver never claimed any
grievance. The poor fellows who
have lost their jobs, been black listed
and have . dark future before them,
now realize the utter folly OF such .
course, but they will not profit by
the lesson. The enemies OF organized
labor are not the employers against
whom the organization is directed,
but the leaders who get possession Of
itand use It to their own enrichment.
There is little use for the high sslaried
omcers Of the organization, unless
they make q show Of doing some
thing. The walking delsgste" is
the worst enemy organizsd lsborever
had. II is all right for lahorers to
comb bine for mutual protection and
70 better their condition, but they
ehould handle the power thus obtain
"a with wisdom and discretion, or II
WI ultimately result 10 their dstr..
nnnt
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
Indna Alton Il Parker. late Dem

Judge Alton b. Parker, late Demo
cratic candidate for President, came
near drowning, together wish his s
year old grand son, Alton Parker
Hall. Judge Parker was swim
ming in the river, near his home,
with the little fellow on bis back,
when the boy became excited and
clutched his grandiather's throat so
tight as to stop his breathing. A
man on the bank, noticing Judge
Parker's distress, jumped into the
water and rescued them.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

Attorney Genera Hadley gives it
out that he intends to bring suit in
the supreme court to forfeit the char
ter OF tie Delmar Jockey Club on the
grounds that "the owners are abet-
ting deliberate, persistent, contin-
uors violation OF the laws OF the
state The Attorney General grs-
tuitously adds that be is going to
take such action without consulting
Governor Folk. 1t look very much
like Hsdlay is trying to infringe on
Folks patent. He had better work
awhile longer under the governor 8
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

Czar Nicholas, OF Russia, and En-
psror William, Of Germany, had a
conference in Finuish waters, where
their imperial yachts met Sunday
night. 1t is believed the question OF
the Car abdicating was the subject
OF the conference. 1t is thought EN-
peror William advised strongly
against such a move, but advised an
early peace, and to maintain the
autocracy with the fewest possible
concessions to the popular demands.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

The Delmar Jockey Club filed suit
IL the St. Louls circuit court for s25'
600 damages against Governor Jos.
w. Folk, the members OF the St.
Louis board OF police commissioners
and chief of police kiely, alleging
trsspass. The suit Is based on the
police raid OF the Delmar race track.
1t is what the modern youth would
call ''iour.hushing"
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

An attempt was made 30 asssssi-
nate the Sultan Of Turkey at Con-
stantinople last week. Theexploding
bomb killed forty soldiers and de-
stroyed much property. The Sultan
was on his way from the Palace to
the Mosque. 1t was the first bomb
explosion of this character that ever
occurred in Constantinople.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
A Mad Dog Bit Forty Others.

Hlgginsvills, Mo-, July 25.-Amsd
dog was killed here Tuesday by the
city marshal. It had bitten more
than forty other dogs and several
COWS. A negro boy was also bitten.
Mayor Hosier issued q procAma.
tion yesterday ordering that all dogs
be muzzled BY noon today. Ths
order will be In force esptsmbsz
1st. ---
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

The parties arrested several weeks
ago on the charge oi violating the
anti poolselling act on the Delmar
race track, we're acquitted Monday
evening by a Cl. vton jury.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

ngnt tne next uay.
Sunshine and good
air gave you an ap-
petite. For many
people 1t is impos-
sible to get out in
the sunshine and
good air, and for
those W ho are
doomed to sit for
hours within four
walls, perh aps
alongside of con-
sumptives Or those
suffering from ca
tarrh or other dis
ease, 1t means sick
ness and ill.health.
Indigestion Is only
one of the many
symptoms of inn
pure blood as we'll
as a disordered con-
dition of the stom-
ach. Forty years
ago, DR.. R. v, Pierce,
chief con sulting
physician to tn e
fnvalids' Hotel and
SurQical Institute.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

Under orders from Governor Folk
81, Louis police raided the saloons
and beer gardens in st, Louis county
last Sunday and as resule the lid
was fastened down tight, a number
OF arrest were made.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
Instruction


Eighty.fve st. Louis policemen,
detectives and patrollmen, in COM
msnd OF Captain Geo. T. McNamee,
broke down the barriers at the Del
mar race track Monday afternoon,
after admission had been refused by
the race track officials and invaded
the betting ring, effectually stopping
the betting for that day. Warrants
were sworn out Tor Captain Nc
Nance and seventeen OF his men,
charging trespass, but the police re.
fused to be arrested. Chief kiely
threatens to raid the race track
every day until book making ceases.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27

Out In Kansas a man Is threaten.
ing to sue bis wife for damages,
claiming that che gave him to under.
stand before he asked her to marry
him that she would refuse.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
IN THE OLD DAYS.

How close to our hearts are the memo
es Of oqT e pSs When you Eers ,s
grass, and munching green apples, you
were able to digest anything and feel all
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
Probate Court Docket, August
Term, 1905.

Administrators and Executors.
Monday, August IA, 1905, 1st day.
Powell Eliza ], W c Powell admir-
Dugan Andrew j, Wilbur Dugan admr.
Nelson Christian, Cora M Nelson ex.
Henley Wm,T j, ID B 4 Margaret Henley ex
Tuesday, August Is, 1905, End day.
Bates Ann H. K r Bates ex.
Whipple Mallie +, n L whipple ex.
Laughlin Jas NJ, w 4 Heyle admr.
Feeback Eliza J Ross H Conard ex.
streker Herman, Caollna Streker ex.
Wednesday, August 16, 1906, 3rd day
Bucey Henry W, Nancy A Bucey ex.
Greenhalge John, Henry Crawford admr.
Fisher John K, Daniel Grim admr.
MADDOX T W, Chas W Maddox admr.
Leslie Elenore, VIM Tygard ex
Thursday, August II, 1905, 4th day
Wright Robt N, Robt Wright sdmr DBN.
Carver Samantha A, I II Lynch admr.
Walls Dalton, Louisa Walls ex.
Latin Ursula A, Wesley Latin ex.
Badglsy Emily, J Meyer J P0fenbsrger exs.
Melton Jane N. Ira NJ Brown admir-
Friday, August Is, 1905, 5th day.
Fl amIIton Robt, Jno d Moore ex.
Cowley Edward, Geo H Davis & D Baker exs
Altman Vim, Terasey Altman ex.
Curtis Minnie A, Harry l. Curtis ex.
Massie John, Robert H Ross admr.
Saturday, August 10, 1905, 9Th day
Gentzler Catbarine. Vim II Gentzler ex.
GAM John, Fannie GAM ex.
Ksum John p, Elizabeth Ksum ex
Poindexter Dollie, N L Poindexter admr.
Summers Hardin. A N Summers admir-.
Gilbert David, Riley Gilbert admr.
Monday, August 21, 1906, 7th day.
Gepford Daniel, Anna Gepford ex.
Wigger John, Francis wigger ex.
Mulles P A, Martha Mullies admx.
McNsughton Elizabeth, J williams admir-
Warner Anna +, wn A Florence sx.
| Frazee Lydia, W A Sheets admr.
Guardians and Curators' Docket. ..
Tuesday, August 22nd, sth day.
Dugsn Laura NJ minor Wilbur Dugan G &C.
Br yant Fannie et al minors Ida M Bryant @ &C
McGhee Jack and Hope minors W E Ewsltsn Cur
Livingston Ethel ct sl minors Ann swsrne Cur.
slggins Norton e minor G Gsnder Cur.
Wednesday, August 23rd, 9th day.
Dillon Edna NJ minor c Requa Cur.
Babcock L insane Jno D Moore &C.
Bosnia Margaret l. minor Geo Ruble Cur.
Begun Leafy ct al minors Vim Tygard Cur.
Barber d insane VIM Tygard Cur.
Brown VIM o ct 81 minors J Brown Cur.
Thursday, August Oath, 10th day.
Co lbert Cecil ct al minors C A Denton Cur. =
Doolttle Freeman minor Mary Doolittie GAC
Holloway Floyd minor Frselin Holloway g q c
Young Frank minor c Walters Cur.
Leggitt W + ct sl minors Eliza Leggitt q 4 C
Friday, August 25th, 11th day.
Newinghan Ebene ct 81 miners J hayes Cur.
Pierce Jasper minor Jno G Hayes Cur.
Payne Travis minor Jno @ Hayes Cur.
Payne Irens minor Jno Hayes Cur.
Rowe Rachel insane Jns G Hayes Cur.
Morrill, Eva v minor Jns c Hayes Cur.
Saturday, August 26th, 18th day.
Schmidt Christ minor Christ Schmidt eAc.
Smith J and Ina minors Annette Smith G&C,
! Cooper Robert. Chas Cooper GAo.
Ia. eILvERs,
judge Il Psssst&
The Butler weekly times., 1905-07-27
BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES
J. D. ALLEN, EDITOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

The WKKKLr TINES, published every
ThuSday. will be sent 10 any address
ne year, postage paid, for SI.oo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-23

Es muy con Veniente que Ell CO.
mercio en- general y los detallistas
en- particular tengan Presente que
desde ahora estan en- vigor y tie
men fueFza de ley las OrdelanZas
dictadas por Ia ofcina insular de
sanidad aprObadas reCientemente por
el Consejo EiecUtivo.
En- estadfstica puBlicada Tecien-
temente por GLa CoFrespondenciaY
puede obseFVarse que al resUltar
ciertos alimentOs nocivos q Ia salud,
Previo examen minucioso hecho pOr
Ell Laboratorio Qufmico, los infrac-
torres de la ley, no fueron castiga-
dos.
Esta lentitud obedecia 4 que los
reglamentos de referencia no esta-
ban viFtualmente en- vigor; pero de-
ahOra en adelante todos los contra
ventores x las leyes y reglamentos
sanitarios seFan denunciados al iuez
competente quien, ca vista de las
pruebas aducidas. aPicara seveFa-
mente los artfcUlos del c6digo en-
cuya c0ntrayenclon los intEactores
lneufran'
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EslaetlegI0s De l0Y.

De 5 p. N. { IaO 10 misas en- los tenn
pIoB cat6licos.
3 Al Cultos ca IAs IgIesias protes-
tantes.
2 p. m. cOnCiertO On 81 parque Bo-
HinQuen.
2.8O sBass BaIIs % desaffO del
ChampionAtO.
8 doctrine CriBtiana On los liferen-
tes temples.
8y 80 retreta en- Ii pIazR BaIdoric-
~ por lo banda del BON. de r. r.
8 n: function en- 81 teatro pOr la so.
Ciedad aFtfstica.
10 Ogran baile de soOiedad en eI Cssi-
no e8pafIoI.
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"a 30 se sabe ni ca que hs parade Zd
oposici6n del paFtido republican, y de-
Bu pFensa, oil gobieFno.
Ahora dicen que Mr.. Post es 81 hOm-
bre mas funesto que ha caidO en- gFacia
8 Puerto Rico.
Oyen repiques de clmpanag, , no sa-I
ben en- donde les tocsn.
Aparte de que ESQ del ho0a69e naGs
.fatnest0 y tal, es un pensamiento mas
Vipjo que eI andGr & pie.
CieFto que el directoFio De empefla &
10 que pRrece en- demoatrRr que no es-
Is en- Ia OpOsSci6a; perO cierto tam.
bi6n que 10 prensa republicans. los
6rganos del DireCtoriD. le gWna5Ga al
RObiernO con Verdsder0 e9scGraSs0-
NaSentO.
sEs que 81 DirectoriO y 50, prensa no
ettsn de acueFdC9
PoP I'm u paz reinGno precisamente
en- VarsoviR en- donde le est6n zuna6G9a
do Al CzsF tambi6 d con verdaderO en-
cdT7aiz0naSe11tO; perO reina ah0ra, pOr
I'm, 10 dUlce pAz. en- Ponce.
AunQue pRrezcR parad6gico, desde
ell Alcs lie ri 1'timo concejol tOdos ana
dan dereChoS.
1B bom&uU pVb0s4U0 no ~ SAIBQ Uo
seCretaFiO del ayuntamientO el abogado
CanaIes. Y. como CD natural. loS asun-
tos marcharan en- adelante p0r 05as
expeditAs.
"A veCes, cpn ell .0IOr-IlGn 6mosIe
Gaf-de las aIcsntsrilas, dii6rase que
AlOne San Juan como sd fgurabA~
HamIet Dinamarca.
Y 10 meJ0Y de todo. es que ri siquie-
"a puede uno deCir:
-ITapa! itapa
Sencillamente, pOYQue 10 estsn Las
bocas de las aIcantafillRs, todas Ias cuG.
lea apaFeCen cubiertas con Iat6n.
Y RinembaTgo. /. .hateZea.
Ese es IN pr0blena para 81 ayuntR.
miento. Para los habitantes de San
Juan. fP6rense ustedes 10 que seY6.
& Hos QWStGadens como decfs un ms
pector de esCuelas GZCGotGrtlleOa abat-
ere nGrig0es nostrGsg
X U. ROPATKIN.
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X U. ROPATKIN

En- la America del Norte y en- la
America del Sur So atiende q la
Agriculture con maquinas modeT-
mas de mucho costo para cultiyar
grandes extensiones de terreno. Los
agricultores franceses han progre-
sado notablemente adoptando apa-
ratios agrfcolas modernos que con-
tribuyen q la production de cose-
chas remuneradoras.
En- ell iiltimo concuFso de Mesux
Sc ha vistO fulcionaF un xautom6-
vii agrfcolaS ideado poE Andres
Castelleu en- sustitucion de los an
tiguos y pesados locomotives que
Sc usan para 81 desfondo de terre-
nos.
Ell autom6vil agricola funciona
por medic de un motor q petrolec,
ligero = facilmente transp rtable
que Sc fla en- la TERRA pOr medic
de unas estacas que arranca Ell mo-
tor cUando tiene que trasladarse Ia
mSquina. Tiene el motor una fuer-
"a de doce caballos sufciente para
mover un arado de desfonde. FL
auto m6vil agrfcola que sirve para
la roturaci6n de los campOs, sirve
tambi6n para d arrastre de unO &
dos caHroS con un peso de dos to-
neladas; para trasladar a los ira
bsjadores del campo . Ia casa 8
viceveFsa, con una velocidad de 5
q 6 kil6metros pOF hora.
Ademas de las ventaias de no me-.
cesitar carbon hi aqua tiene otras
el autom6vil sgrieola. Es un CEN
tro de fuerza motriz que Sc puede
aplicar un dinamo para Ia pro-
ducci6n de electriciJad q una ma
quina trillBdora, ayentadora, etc.,
ETC., de facil maneio y de senciIla
direction.
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Playa d maseas.

Una verdadera pNoga de mosca0 hs
invsdido Ii ciudad.
Es uno de IOs yehfcuIos mas peIigro-
sos do eDfarmedades. conatit1yen
On VeFdadero peligFo que aquf es mi
radO con Cierta indifersncia.
MuchO cuidado deba tanerse con las
Ventag ambulanteg. que est6n nanda-
das & tapar pOr a Sanidad, Bobre todo
en- IR plaza del meECadCO que ea en- dom
de aqnoiIcs inseoe0a acuden ca mayor
abundancia.
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Propietario, Tomss Ramos.
Description de Is prOpiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16. 959.
1873 cuerdas terreno quebrado con
cuanto en eIIos ests enclRvado dedicados
& cafe pIkt8nCs y mRlezss, eisuadas ca
el barFio de Don Alfonso d este T6rmi-
no Municipal. IindsndO sl N0rte con
tieEFas de Antonio Dfaz PadilIs; Sud
ValeEtfo Vii snuevR Vicente B srna-
Get; SAlienfe Maria Antonia M fIiz y
Sotero Pab6n. , Caste ROBaIfa Here
dia y SucesoFes Hern6ndez.
Contribution adeudada 500 so
Mas TeCaTgOs y costas.
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Propietario. SUCCESSION Francisco Ara
bia.
Description de Ii propiedAd:
Embargo Case no. 16. .585.
Una Casa mamposteria de an piso,
situada en- la Gale Cayo Hueso de este
Pueblo. Mide metros de frente por
12metros de fondo. indando aI Norte
y Sud con casas de II mismR Suceai6n,
Oeste d Gale Cayo Hueao, Este con
casa de Josefa Give y SOlaTes del Mu-
nicipio.
Contribution adeudada S24 25
Mas FeOaTgOs y COatas.
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IIaasuIy 1apaIInanI Of PI9. RIc0.
subast p1bIiea: Bienea inmueb.es.

9uoast pubiica: Bienea inmueb.es.
sl dis 10 % Mayo de 1905, & las dos
0e u tArdes aeF6n YendiCloa On d Sub
Colecturia de Reutas Intarnss ds asta
municipalidad 81 mejor pOstor, los si-
guientes bienes inmuebles que fueron
embaYgados pOr no hsber ppqa5o %
de bido tiempO lsa c0ntribuCi0nes Yen-
cidas y Los reCaYgos seg6n dispOne Is
Ley de Rentas InteFnas:
PfopietariO. Francisco LluCh Ba.
rreFas.
Descripci6n do ID propiadad:
Embargo C&se no. IL 331.
400 cuerdas terrano quebrado & cafe,
plstanog, pastos ' mslezas y edifcios,
situadaa On 81 Barrio Conaejo. ante1
Norzs gArsy, jurisdiction de Utuado.
F.. B.. lindando q Norte con 81 rio
Vivf , Salvador Vslez; Sud con 81
mismo Rio y SUCCESSION Manuel Rivera;
SsIiente con Simon PierIuissi, y Po-
niente Daniel Rivera.
Contribution adeudada $183 20
Mas FeOargos y c0stas.
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PFopistario, Joa6 Hudo.
Description de d pFopiedad:
Embargo Case no 16. 735.
Una casa madeFas techada de zinc,
terreTe, con solar. situsda en- eI pcblado
de JRyuys. Mide metros de frente
por 10 de fondo. liDdando 81 Norte con
MAteo Mattel. Sud Gayino Ledesma,
Eata eI mismo LsdesmR y Osste jaime
Oliver.
Contribuoi6n adeudada S116.26
Mas FecaTg0s y Oostaa.
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PrbpietaFio. "A. Morey & Co.
DascripCi6n de ls propiedad:
Embargo Case no lis, 708,
Finca rdstics Gituada en- al b B4Frio
Arenas y Pueblo de 112 cuePdas & CO.
f6. pIStanOa, pastos = malezas hndan-
TED 81 NOFts con los egidos del paebIo,
Este Natividad Cagalduc de Roif, Sud
con Jose Daadonauo SucsgOres de-
Roses e Co. y Oeata Sucesores de Me
Fande, hoy Manuel Antonio de Jes6s
Colon , Manuel Agud0 Ruiz
ContribuCi6n adeudada $76.67
Mas recargos y costaG.
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PropietaTio, Juan Pablo Vega.
Description de d prOpiedad:
Embargo Case no. IL, 333.
65 Cuerdas terrenO quebradO cafe
pl6tsnos y maIezRs. 0ituadas en- Ell BA-
TriO Consejo de este T6rmino Munich
paI. indante 81 N0rta con terFenos de
Vidal y Co: Sud Z ancisco Oliver y
Sucesi6n Manuel RiVera; Este los
nnencionGdos Vidal Y Co. y Oeste
Piazza , Natal y BartoIO Ortiz
Contribution adeudada S29.O4
Mas recRFgos y costas.
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Ptopietario. Manuel Jee6l Rivera.
Description de Is propiedad:
Embryo Case no. 16. 726.
FincR T6stica y casa b .bitsOi6n si.
tuada en eI BSrrio de Caniaco COM
puetta de- 80 cueFdas de terreno con
Iindea por 81 Norte con 81 Rio Grande
que desemboca en- Arecibo. Este y Sud
con Pedro AleisndPino Maldonado ;
Oeata EIauteFio Rivera
C5ntribuci6n adeudada $172 ~
Mas FeeaYg0s y c0st1s.
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Propietario. Fernando de Leon.
Description de la propiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16 $50.
Una casa de MADEIRA techsda con te-
jas de bArro. de un piso en- la Gale del
General Stone, de este Pueblo, dc 10
metros de frente pOr 10 metros de fon-
do. lindando 81 Norte con eI Rio Vivf;
Sud Gale del General Stone; Este o.
he de Crist6bal Colon y Solar del Mu-
niCipio, y Oaste Celestina Casalduc de
Ig'esisg.
Contribution adeudada $40 66
Mas reCArg0s y cOstAs.
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Ola IaIigI0s0.

Santos de hoy 28.-P Pdsoaa de Re
saggYecci6n.
Mira. Sra. de las bAtaIIas, an Gua-
dalsjara. -StoG. Adalberto OBJ. Ana
toliO, Catuino, Glicerio y Jorge, in
signe militRr (pAtr6n de AlcaI6. AIcoy
AFag61. Cscsres. Coria Y Lucena.
(Antes fiesta en- Arsg6n ed CataIu-
fl1) mrs GaraTdo OBJ Egidi0 8 Gil
francisCano. , Ste. Victoria vR. = mr..
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OTRHA.

PrOpietario; Matea de Jes6s Ace
vedO.
Description de ls protiedad.
Embargo Case no 167 So.
R6sticR de $50 cuerdns & .f9 y
Ltras plantAciones situnda en- 81 bsrrio
de CoRusDa de este Termino Munich
pal IindaEtes 81 N1Fte con Sucesi6n de
Jer6nimo Quiioneu, Sud con Succession
de Boneta. Este con tierrRa de Ginard
& Co. OSste Sue. de jose MsIaret
ADQlade.
Contribution adeudada S66 "a
Mks KecaFgos y costss.
e comprador de cada propiedad
debe depositar en- elective, 10 menos q
diez Tor Ciento del Valor en- que Te sea
Vendids. cuya suma peKder6 en- csso
de que dejase de paQar eI reeto De q So
ms por Il cual Ie fu6 adjudioads d pro-
pIsdad, duYant los diez diEB Gigulel is
81 en- que se veFiis6 81 Femete
Utuadc. p. R Abril is 1905
"A. SERBIA,
Sub Collector,
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OF B a

ProDietario. Tom6s Jordan Santa
Maria.
Description De Ia pF0piedad:
Embargo Case no 16 734.
Una GasR n1nmp0sfaFfa de un pie0
taChada de zinc en i Gale del Genera.
st0pss 1aide 14 metres d trente T