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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Australia has adopted the system Of drying milk.
The milk IS evaporated between steam rollers and
sold powder. AS nothing but water has been
distracted. the addition Of water makes whole
some. clean and sterile milk. A leading medical
officer is reported to have said that the adoption
OF dried milk at some of the asylums for con-
sumptive patients and in general hospitals has
proved success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03

TWO MILES A MINUTE.
Twomilesaminute.
Geehowwef1y.
SwlftasameteOr
Streakingthesky.
Whatisthatblur?
Onlythetrees.
LOOkatthemWaVe
MywhatabreeZe,
AhOnkandarush,
AflaShandasmeu;-
Whatdidwehit?
Didsomebodyyell2
Atarandascream-
Itlookedlike
Notellingnow.
KeeptOthecourse
Outoftheroadi
GiveuSashOw.
Twomilesa minute,
GeehOwWegOl
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-11
leeAl Ass ssasesAi IvGss.
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
Price Thompson's carpets before
buying.
Smoke la Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
Pickhart's hand painted china at
Fisher 4 Larsen's.
Ask the La Junta Lumber Com
pany about lincoln paints.
Ice cream with Sunday dinner At
the Elite Restaurant tomorrow.
For the hest refrigerator on earth
see the La Junts Hardware Company.
Vudor porch shades. in assorted
eolors and Ill widths. at Mayhew's.
New samples Of Administer velvet
and ingram carpets At Thompson's.
For pure. unadulterated ice see
the Ii Junta Ice Company. Phone
522 red.
Mr.. and Ms. F. n. Bisbee arriv-
ed home Wednesday from = briel
sojourn in California.
No typhoid fever in our soda
water. We use distilled water.-La
Junta Drug Company.
Mrs. John Harding left Wednes-
nay morning for Denver for a few
days visit with friends.
For RENT - Eight room brick
house: modern; good location. APP
ply 405 Colorado avenue.
The Santa Fe's new bridge over
the Arkansas river at Amity will be
completed about September Goth.
Mrs. S. Edgar left a few days ago
for her home near Greeley. where
she expects to spend the month Of
August.
Mrs. E. H. Bunnell. Of Topeka.
Kan. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
E. H. McGinn. and sister, Mrs. w.
r. Harrison.
Dance Saturday night 1t Dougher-
Tvs hall under The apspics Of the
Eagles. Wonderiy's orchestra. Ad-
mission. 70 cents.
Miss Edna Holly arrived home the
first Of the week from Beulah. after
IN outing Of several weeks at that
popular summer resort.
Miss Rhoda Hill is home from
Chicago to spend her vacation. Her
sister. Miss Clara Hill. has gone to
Colorado Springs for August.
r. W. Cook is putting on a fine
addition to his residence on Lincoln
avenue. When completed Mr.. Cook
will have one of the neatest cottages
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Walsh left
Thursday morning for Denver for a
two weeks visit. Mr.. Walsh is en-
joying the two weeks annual 'vaca-
tion granted by Uncle Sam to all
postoffice employees.
Engineer 7. l.. Davis is in Excel
sior Springs. Mo-. taking the baths
for rheumatism. and it is reported
is improving rapidly. He will
probably be absent until about the
middle of September.
Lutte S. Gee leaves this morning
for Colorado Springs to join Mrs.
Gee, who has been enjoying an out
ing there durinO the past month.
With Lutte it's different day.
isn't like Sunday with him unless his
wife is around.
Engineer jackson and Fireman
Mckee had a misunderstanding one
day this week at Syracuse, Kan.,
which resulted in a one round mix
up. 1t is reported that Engineer
Jackson was put out Of business en-
tirely, and that the fireman has
rendered his resignation.
J. B. Lynch. live stock agent Of
the Santa Fe, has had his head
quarters transferred from Pueblo
to La Junta, and in the future will
spend most Of his time in this city.
A. soon as the Santa Fe reading
room Is moved into its new quarters
Mr.. Lynch will have IN Office fitted
up in the building now occupied BY
the reading room.
At quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church, recently held IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

And Join the army Of 10 ooo satisfied
users tn this section Come 70 Sc
aftic'a greatest bargain store. III
second aV, and look sYer opf "a
peru ilne. aud ist our stove experts
tell yau about Universal Ranges
aud Heaters. ~ costs nothing TO
look VIII you be inf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
THE RECONCILIATION

Harriet and cynthia Locke we're
] siatafa Neither Of them was
! Young They had lived together for
many years. eset since they we're
| children And now that their youth
had panaed and left them dfeafY
ana almost tired u the world they
usfa the only reminders 20 each
other 81 the once happy home.
There had been love affairs and
sorrovs enough 60 bring them close
tonather but. a. sometimes hap
nsns With relatives. they did not
asfee
cynthia vas the younger and the
favarlie with all who know The
women IT, her heart there seemed
to iinEer the memory u hef young
en- dsYs and the joys abe knew 81 =
Rlrt. narrist'a troubles bad Hanfed
her ahr had lot her heart STOW
hard. and to everyone she cantih-
ually showed her worst side, Even
Ia her sister nhp Was harsh
The day before Thanksgiving they
were slttins in their little pafiuf
n Was q day full of memories That
miHht have warmed the hearts of
both. hut those saflcuiuE shadows
ala not affact tho sisters at least
noi Harriet. A. HooD az tea Was
aver both women roae and went
their Ways n vas perfectly natural
Tor Harriet - go % her y room
aud lock herself in. Il vas ~ nat
urai Zoe cynthia to put ON her coat
aud hat aud start oa far a walk IN
the clear cold sunset
sha turned her fsee sHaward and
moved with the slightest suggestion
u hsr old grace toward the beach
Down avef the broad expanne Of
marhled pavement she went stop
HlnH suddenly she remembered a
Thanksgiving I'VE 20 many years ago
that she had come out al this sans
hour 90 walk on the beach
Far down among the rocks that
ninht a figure Vas moving towards
her. Shs had watched e ard ae she
looked the sunshine seemed 60 leave
the Norid and center la her golden
hair and in her fYeH Coming near
sr the man paused In surprise .
moment. aud than with a bow
paanad un.
ilettst had she gone that night
down into the calm vide ocean sud
that be- waves HAD carried her away.
Tonight q cloud had closed down
early upon the sky A long lice Of
stormy rea in the ucst Looked
fhfratruinE and it seemed a storm
Nan about 20 break some dark OBJ
fscs f1ss aud fell upon the waves
quite near her. u wAs = plrcs u
ald wreck ard u came % hef Ha an
umen % ~
suddenly she became aware that
the ti8s aaH up and she Nas q nn
from iha LAND HifainiHE her eyes
she tried % pierce iha darkness but
s%a End sky ana clln were all n
full gray. and the waves Nefn eom-
lnE higher about her every mo-
mrnN
A few hours later q couple ~ fish
efmsu found = nma nnatins near
the eliffa They pct her in their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
Back TO the Land

one Of ee sanest Tendencies Of our time Is discovered IN Tue iae'
that many students In Cornell university aud other cohcgea are Sc
lpcdnE farming ia a career IN life
some Of these students como Of city families they have no
acrss ct their own. but select agriculture az a profession deliberately
cut ~ love FOR the land.
Recent changes In farm ue have something 10 do With this
ehalee ~ cdrcated Young men Rural tive delivery, telephones inc
dany PAPER modern facilities have removed much OF drudse9 and
daadsnine conditions from rural life
Besides
1t Is eominE to be recognised that brains Ia necessary to sue
eessfui farming Aud more brains viii be necessary In the a'afe'
The bcst talent aud education Is at under contribution
Therefore younF men are looktns to agriculture as a profession
Just "a they look 10 the practice II medicine OF of law ALREADY
educated farm managers are in request az Food salaries
There may not be u much money IN farming a In some other
lines but there il sufficient And ne satisfaction OF the lie Is
great So that from classic prceinets We are beginning TO hear the
cry
Rack to the land,
THERE'S anurement and charm in the Invitation Esey Inherited
Instinct attracts the human 20 the soil And In the tendency h eco
monte salvation.
BACK 10 the land Away from the smokesoled city with ia
ninty pavement Away from the suGN OF the iaded crowd Back
10 the wide cxpanse and vista Of sailing cloud Back 10 the spring
ing grass. Back 10 nature
Man made the town aud God made she country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09


The Cheerful Liars Club waa In
session last nlshf vish Adam LIVER
lln the chair The question before
lthe meeting aaH Al 80 Nho waH the
IhlFraaf liar sam Jones' told nf
bis experiences in Dawson In the
= inter II sd n vas ~ cold al that
time that bis shadow frore "a 90
the vaIl % the wafvhoane ~ the
IL A T. a r. Co. against which
h. saa lsauink II toek tvo men
vlth a efuphaT 20 pFy u off Hia
STORY vas eoFrubofated b. Blll
shaff sho furnished the crnSbau
He was followed b. Hauk Smith,
= no told Of a bot spell down In
TEXAS who're a river dried 40 and
turned u dust. blowing IL In their
faces. compelling them % step usef
uight "a an lee house The alEht
hawe4-r. was 80 hot that they had
% uas cakes % leo urapnzzi In a.
hestos Ter pillows Tia stofY vas
Ieorrohoraisd By Ralph Hail. Mo
claimed BE owusd the lee house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

boat ana carried her 20 her home
After hours Of patient Watching
Cynthia opened her eyes and found
Harriet bending ver the bod with
an expression 81 love ora her face
that had been absent 70 long Gym.
thla eiaaped her skaters hand and
the two bsoke into teafa. After
years OF Misunderstanding ana un-
happiness their hearts were brought
back 10 the time when theY had
loved each other as children After
uIl their mistakes they Understood.
They we're going 10 begin all ofef
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
L A IMPROVEMENTS.

J 4 Moore 10 planning large i'm.
prayemcnfs at his lf0ndale plant.
purchased By him last month for
10000 William Price, hla person.
al agent. Is IN ptitshurg nov plac.
Ing orders for 500. 900 worth oi
material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Even after the warm days have
gone lingerie waists will continue 20
Be worn far into the late autumn
and early winter with tweed. clsth
and ehevfot suits A handsome one
made 81 sheer white null Il clab-
crate With irish embroidery and
| lace.
The body % the blouse ia fash
toned from aii-oysr embroidered
muiL. the embroidered dots being
small and widely separated. over
the shoulders ~ a rever arrange
ment Of lace which Yanishea back
and front under large motifs of
irish embrot tery. The deep yoke "a
made ~ delicate drawn work.
The sleeves are lonK, the deep
cuff reaching well N e the hand.
This - " lace. while the Irish em-
broidery bands the sleeves In Al the
elbow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
AM BITION!

Ny brother Bin. when he grows up he see
He wants to be a Turk an wear fer.
An kin Armonians-cut their thfoats-
An scower tn hills a-steaiin' goats.
An ride a horse at likes TO pranoe.
An wear a bagRy pair o. pants
All trimmed with bangles. bone an fir;
But at amt what I'll be-no, sirl
I want to wear a suit o striped clothes
An sweater an 10 have a purity nose,
All red an han sum. an a sidney head
when / grow uu, III be the sportln khl.
Tho Copy Kid,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
CITY TO suY LAND.

An ordinance authorizing tho
board OF public works TO buy lots /
aud 2. block IS, Of Denny's Third
addition. and appropHaiing $4,000.
was introduced Ia the council last
night and referred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Extracts From the Hadss seofchsr,
Invitations. written Ola aabestn6
paper. we're sent out for the we'd.
ding OF Mas Little Imp aud A
Satan. a atepson OF old Satan. yes.
terday. A hot time f. expected.
An Indignation meeting was held
on Hotfool Ryenue yesterday by tho
order OF ENpackers OF Chicago.
protesting against the introduction
of The Jungle Into the public
library. Quite a few ~ the mem
hers sent 10 the Devil about H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
FOR A 1909 CONVENTION.

a resolution was passed a. n
meeting q the Ministers Evaugeii-
cal federation yesterday afternoon
declaring IN favor Of a convention
OF Christian workers here in 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Police Magistrate This Amt The
first tonne we've been auiAted fur
bein druonk
Prisoner It's iniooetice yea do
me. ser honor
Police Magistrate Moind phwat
Sc saw Owe Hevn yer face scores
AZ i0lmes. an lately, too
Prisoner Place. yer honor. olm
che new BARTENDER az Mickey Doc
lan'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

> a, PRIZE FoR sasr CONTRIBUTION, 81 SECOND PEizu, 81
ssno IN vouR YARNS. MAKE I'm sslsF. AND ADDRGes
-JosH wisE.~ rHG STAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

There was a young person named
Tate.
Whose tetc.atcte dined al eight
eiRht.
But strange. too. | state what pux
sled his pate.
Wsa what his teteatete ate at
eight eight
a. nENttAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Mary and the Fiea.
Mary had 4 little Flea she often
tried 60 catch.
M tickied hcr 30 very much hhe
was forced 10 scratch
luntil ono dal. I'm ioath Ia say.
She Ernw weary short 81 breath.
So coroner wrote thla following
uatat
Plea ticklsd her 10 death"
a. DENilAM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Get estimates from Us before hav-
Ing your hot water heating plant
Installed Geo. H. Brown Plumb
Ing Go. 2zt Pine IT. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

The home being built for Marie
Cation "a about completed All the
bad spirits uf flados have planned
q warm reception for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

FFtfW I've
Jim Murphy pleaded guilty 20 o
charge of drunk aad ~disordcfly tie
will 30 az home 20 his friends tof
the neat 10 days. a guest Of Mr.
cogbeft
t0nn Homer has no visible means
II support except his legs Az they
were shaky a. times. the Judge
thought a chain on them would
help matters lie can be found fof
the next 30 days taking hla daily
exercise Ia company With sir Shes
han
tishrY RaFer. haviaK gotten uu
doe the spell % the pappY juice Al
one time. found tha old craving Re.
turning Hp therefore hid some lead
pipe N an ailay thinking Ia hit the
pipe with the proceeds IL the piEse
he hid. At the settling ~ the unu
officer panlsu. however. set bis
rYs on him a. sunset. aud his plans
we're set ~ arrest The pipe Aua
pipe dream have both faded awas
from NJ Raaer Judge Gordon
thought about 60 DAYS under Mr,
Cofhstf'a iunuence would mako hiua
hit the hish places Instead ~ the
pipe Buaog,
~D~nnis. ~ I should Eive YosAAa
dine 10 Get = driak With ami yua
should loss h. what would you daf
Hhnfr. Of sua 40 In moHpin'
fof the lost spirits
Wife-Ah. Pat. | wish I va IN
heaven.
Haabznd@o xlnh OF wa n
Nnnsxan's tavern
Wifs-fla. % gferdY thing. ye
always vast 10 DO tn tho best
place.
g. NRsntan. wassH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

josh Billings has introduced the
slmpiined spelling into tho schools
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

A hat IN On hand
never Interests q
woman US much "a
two In th shop win.
dow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

A woRp fRoM JosH WEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

SUPERB UNIVERSAL STEEL
RANGE.
White Porcelain Lined Oven Door.
Finest Steel Range Made.
EVERY RANGE WARRANTED
Made with i7lnoh. 1g-ineh or 81
inch oyens. and with either four or
SIX finch, s.inch or sineh owe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
IA PRINCESA De GALES

La muir mas e'fgants del mundo
60 10 Princess dc GAes, QUE, segd l
10 10 la psgAda 4 10 C.m4Afiis de
stguros, ha llevado en- su vlsie 4 10
Iudia I 500 900 frances en- j. y4s, ira
jes , Sombreros. Eat Il nmos, en-
ndmaro dc Glen, h .ciendo iutgo con
las diisreptes <;oiletteAS.
La mAJoiia dc los aombreros son
dc alas snehss, puss pArtcs que 8, A.
no pusds srfrir el llsvar aomhrilla.
La Princess, en- c.m9io de su
ah:i6n Al luio, siene los gaatos mas
ae1cllloH quo puede1 encortrArN' ma
die ccmo ella saba preparAr 10 comi
do Go aus hijcs cuAndo son reQutBJr;
dirigs pers nalmsnts au education y,
4 peaar de sus debsreS sociales mi u
Piles, eLcutntrA sda ofs algunas ho
rss para leer & aus autores tAvoriloI,
Eliot, Ter nysor Car yle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
CONSUL CU8AN0

Nos he ha b cho el h ,3or y nos
DO dAdo el pl acsr de una vista cordial
sl cAbsl cubAno don A edo Lo. ez
TsiGc consul de Cubs en- Mel GO, que
viere q San Juan solo por tres mtsss
para susIiluir tenn IorAlmslt Al doctor
Ros, en- uIo de icsnciA por iguAl Pc
riodo,
Ei Milor LoIes Tfjg's & quisn "a
cor roCismoa por 81 nombre on IAso
ciedAd y en- ls diplomscla de Ia pusva
reE olics, s. cspnlA dsSde lu' g en-
PusrIo Rico geAadeI slmpA,i As por Iua
dotes de CArastsr y por Iu exluiaiIA
eu,tura Le reilsrAmos nuestro sGlu
do, dessAl 4, para 6 en- nueSIra pAtria
las mas agr&dk bis mpFesloneI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
Il Shah De PERSIA

Clssse que el shah dc Persia ha
iurado que no vlaitsra jsmas do nueyo
q Europa, & la qas calA;a de epAis
de ladrones J bsndidoa.s
Data au indignation do 10 epoca
de su resiente vlsitA 4 Litis. en- Bel
g'cs, dCnde 10 robarcn un saquiso de
mano que contents j. yAs y st,ci vo
per vs or do $4,000, AaemAs do Va
iiosos documentos LrAvados.
Prci'anet ~ rs robtdo el s,qui'
TO euando el sh b 10 b .hfs entreH Aoo
Il su meilco do CAmArA. quien 90 On
cuentrA en- grantii'mo pc igco do err
der 10 cabesa, por no h. b,r t.nido
mas cuit d 10 con 10 propiedad de 40
real du. NJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
CARTAs DE1EN|DAS

En 10 Admtnist ac'6a de corrsos
dc e.ta ciudad 90 encusntran las nj.
guiente,l
H,b'y Atk r., Thomas q. Barnes,
E'adio Basllo, N. Casa Blansa, Tho.
mas Booth y, La B ,rinq qusn, VI sn,fn
Csssncvs, L4isa CAsapcva, Juans
Chica, Conrad Corneirc, Juan Crus.
Capdiss D.vi Q Cor %, Carmsliss Dss.
que, Fe tx Erers, Cs!eatina Flgusros,
Ffaneiscs F4lIipaldi, sAnch to CAN.
bsrs. AAifA Asc neI6a G r,fs, Johau
P. g .srda, Rosa @ ens, Rosa Coz.
I'd eSyJ mso' 10. G. G.ts.,ez, WI.
liam e. G tfih 2, r. e. Hue,tss,
MANUEL Hlstias, Pedro do Jead,, ]. a
l. ado.
Ffarclsco Losada. Gatrudis 10.
pes, Jusna Aalt onado, 80. Mart res,
Es ebaLfa Marliptz. Maria Morales,
Rosa Aorx Lola N. rbIc, Julio o..
charlie, j. 8 ONvAl, Mrs. "a k, Rs.
fael a. P.ha, J PtnAy(S. Prudsu.
sis Q ID mss, F apcisca r mos, B.
Rivera, Carmen r g., Julio Sslars-
rry, Horiensta sarson, Antonio Si!vs,
Barry sni h AieAol Santiago, Mr.,
y Mrs, 1t rgs, Arthur Turner, G. r.
TJhr Juan Stler VAlentia, Luisa
Vszlu'z. George Wsil.com.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
Il CkNTARO BEKD|TO
Pensamiento de la Union y
de Ia ffaternidad.- Jesus
en Samaris.
SED TENGO
sED TkNG0
Una samaritana. Fl milagro
del cantaro del aqua, Los
iudios salyados.

Bsio el fdego del sol de Palesti
m. faiigado y sediento, caminaba Je
sds, atravesando, en- plsro dis, los e.
teriles campos dc Samaria. sus CLOS
ayidos bulcabAn II isAmslt, un arro-
yo dorde spsgar su ssd. Gs pronto,
cabe un pczo, VIC i una hsrmcsA So
maritanA que llsnaba un sa1saro.
-Hija de Samaria lie diic, ter go
ned; dame Il bsber.
-Pero un judo, repuso ella con
ssombro-hebera 81 aqua que ls brin'
do una samarissns?
Dame heber, repiil6 Jesus, y
bsbi6.
Dsspreg, levAntando su msno fna
srsnspar ents y hacienda en- sl aire
mistsrioao trszo, sgrego' A II y q tu
taasaro los bendigo.
-Pero que virtud adQuirira mi
eSntsro con tu bend ci6n; -diio ella
casi hurlona.
-DsrramA su sgua , 10 veras.
La dulee hiia dc SsmariA vole6 81
cSntaro y el Ifquido aalfs y safs y no
deiaba dc salir nunca.
,h,rs, 6q'6 debo hacer? pre-
gunt6 sorprenoids.
-ve-le diio Jasds por sodos los
eaminos, y h,z bebsr dc esa aqua q
los iudlos; les que 10 beban Gambia
ran on amor foiso iu odio implacs
bic por los samarisAnos.
Yla jovsn obedeci6. Todos los
cue bsbian amabat Ii los hijos de So
maria has,a los mitmcs publicanos y
tAriseos.
sorprendidA 10 samarissna buac6
kJs.d,y le prgantt
-Sthor, 6qle aqua milsgroSa has
pussto en- mi cantsraf
-Es, le diio sl NszsreE O, 81 sgua
dc 10 un!6a y do Ia fealernidad que,
eusndo 10 bsbAn todos los hon hres,
ae unirAn en- abrszo eAtrecho los
ditarenies puebloa las mas dissinsaa
MAxIMo SoTo HALL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
E:.DICT:0.

Estsdos Unidos de America. Ell Presi
dents d. los Estados U Ualdos. IS.
En 10 Ccrte de D.strito del Dlstrlto
judicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
Luis Fslips Espiet y Rodriguez, TX
parle, Sobre dominic do 6nca rd,-
ticA.
For cuAntc; DON Luis Fslipe Es.
piei y Rodriguez, soltero mayor de
sdAd, propietario y vscino do Csmuy,
p-sseEs6 & eitA Corts do Dislrito una
pstlci6n soliciiAndo se declare d su
tAvcr el dominic do 10 sigaienie Anea
eRd ;tlct compue.ts d, tres cuer
das, equivAlertes q una hscla:eA, die 3
y sisse Areas y ncvsnta y una eenti.
Areas de terreno, encerr anco una casa
de sl'os y BARS de maders, eobiiadA
de seiamAni s!ne, do cAtorcs vAraa
de ftenie por once de tonio, con ~
cocinR anexA dc c.ne1 vArAa do archo
y diz dc largo; un almAcsn COL tIg. O
a dishA casa 10 el c. ale, de MADEIRA
y asoteA, dc circo vArts de ente y
ditz do tondc y os.o AlmaeeA dc ma
derA, euhierto de zitc, do dlts varas
do trente y once de tondo, c>ntiguo 4
10 reYetida casa por el Estsi euys f 4
CO radlcA on Camuy, bArrio del Pue
bio, y linda por el Norte con un cami
no veoinAl con B. mon P6:tz; al Sur,
con 10 GALE del Comercio y &C /,
carrstsra Id nero 2 que del r, f,rido
pueblo de CAmuy conduce & Aguadi
liz, en- oil t,cz0 comcrendido enlre los
hsct6metros l y 20 cs- times, dlatando
pAralelAmeLts el liadero de dicho eje,
sells metros veinte cerIfmetrol O,sse,
con fnea de F. anc SEQ Cama:h y
Ests, con casa de Aleio Lamou h y
, tierrAH del Muoicipios
Por cuAlto; 10 Golte de D.s-ito
del DlEtrito Judicial de Artcibo,
PutrIo REQ, en- Iesi6n del Ga l6 de
Mayo de 1906, ha ofdsnado or 10 Ia
tJrmscI6n Cf'ecldA por el promovsnt.,
p'evis clIac!on de collndsttes , de
las pefSorAs de quienes procsde dichA
a1cs, 9 aus eausa habieL tss y de los
que tspgsn sobte GichA fueA alg6 ]
dertchl reR y que se CT vogue por
edicior, que 90 bjral en- los sitlos
III ,ic0s de esta Corts 4 inssrtArEn
por treaV V,css en- uno dc los peri6dicos
de mas circalaei6n de Ia l., & las
personals Ign radas q QuieheA pueda q
per ildlcac In inIcripoi6n de dominio
ia de que dsntro del ter.
mtco e seIett dfAz nAturAles pued a.
oporerSe sl "a ,rsaado domit 10 pre-
seLtIndo Ia oportuna d:manda decteo