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STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Under the new mail arrangement which
went into effect this week the stockton
mali for Belfast is sent via Bangor, and
this has 50 delayed our correspondence Tor
this issue that We were unable to put 1t III
type.
At a Democratic caucus held June 18th
the following delegates were chosen to at
tend the State, district aud county conven-
tiuns: State convention at Bangor June
2Oth, ". j. Dreamer, NJ. +. Colcord; Con
gressiOnal convention at Opera House, FAR
field, June 2Sth, }. &. Lambert. 5. D. Little
field, Samuel Grant; county convention al
Belfast, H. l.. Mudgett, Walter Trundy,
James Pierce, Frank Marden. a new town
committee was also chosen as follows: W.
j. Dreamer, AuTelius Goose, NJ. +. COicord,
Samuel Grant, Alfred Berry.
A fund Of nearly 500 was contributed
last fall to celebrate the opening oi the
railroad into Stockton Springs. but owing
to the lateneSs of the season when trains
were scheduled to run the committee IN
charge of the affair deemed 1t best to defer
the celebration until another summer. Now
that a Fourth Of July celebration is pro
posed this sum of money has been placed
with the board of trade TO help carry out
the program for the Fourth. The various
committees are hard at work arranging all
details, bardS, games, boat races, fireworks.
closing with a grand ball in DensloW'S hall
Excursion rates on railroads and steamers
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coin B. Nichols of SearspOrt; bark Davld
Nickels of SearSpOrt, 1913 tons; Capt. VII
lard j. Treat of SearSpOrt, bark Henrietta
of Searsport, 2S6 tons; Capt. Danel NJ.
Towle of Searsport, brig Ioplitf OF Belfast,
IA tons; Capt. William II. Park OF Sears
port, brig g. W. Pickering of Searsport, l59
ions; Capt. Welcome Gilkey of Searsport,
brig I. L. Perkins of Searsport, l61 tons ;
Capt. Allen Moves of SearspOrt, brig Lewis
Bean of Searsport, $50 tons; Capt. John
Park of Searsport, brig Viator OF Boston,
1872 tons; Capt. Elisha Lamphor of Sears
port, brig Telos of Searsp0rt, LAG tons &;
Capt. William Rendell of Prospect, brig
Henry Atkins of Prospect, 145 tons; Capt.
Jonathan C. Nickels of Searsport, brig
Catherine Nickels of Searsport, 1857 tons !;
Capt. Elisha Lamphor of Searsport, brig
TreSt of Searsport, 24S tons; Capt James
G. Park of Searsport, brig 1sola OF Sears
port, 1913 tons; Capt. \. w. Clark OF Sears
port, brig Isaac Carver of SearSport,. l9b
tons; Capt BENZ. Randell of Prospect, brig
Netheroy of Belfast, 1874 tons; Capt, Leb-
beus Curtis OF Searsport, bark solomon
Piper of Searsport, 1856 tons Capt. Benz D.
Park of Searsport, bark b: Colcord OF
born of Prospect, brig California of Pros.
pect, ISL tons; Capt Parker W. Grant of
Prospect, brig Sea Belle of Searsport, 149
tons Capt Robert Hichborn of Prospect,
brig Benguela of Prospect, 1917 tons; Capt.
Nathan G. Hichborn of Prospect, sch. Ma
donna of Prospect, JAG tons; Capt. Clifford
l.. Showers of Prospect, brig Forest state
of Prospect, 1875 tons; Capt. jeremiah
Sweetser of SearSport, sch. Marcia Irlbou
of buckSport, 151 tons. This is the last OF
the old time records clippings.
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SECRET SOCIETIES S.

Golden Cross Ten pie. No II. Eathnone
Sisters. will hold their Memorial services
III Pythian hail, sunday, june 18th. The X.
OF p. are invited 10 attend.
All members Of the Eath5one Sister, are
requested 10 attend he next regular meet
ing, Friday evening, June 42nd, as business
OF Importance comes before the Temple
Golden Cross Temple, No. II, Rathboue
Sisters, viii have the graphophone drawn
that is being sold by tickets, and public
supper, Tuesday, June 26th,in Pythian hall
Al, are cordially invited.
Chas. II. Sargent, +. F. Lift etield, c. W
Fullett and Harvey Gray went to Portland
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of
the department Council and Field Day of
the Patriarchs Militant, l O. O. F.
Palestine Commandery, K. T., will make
a pilgrimage to Camden tomorrow, Friday,
to assist in the institution of Camden Com
mandery, No. %, X. T., and viii have as
guests Right Eminent George W. Cover,
Grand Commander of the Grand Com
mandery of Maine; Manning 5. Campbell,
anu dtlIti dliNSlllIO, W al Y.
Grand Junior Warden, and several other
grand officers. The trip will be made in the
steamer Castine and the Rockland band
has been engaged for the occasion. The
Sir Knights are requested to appear at the
Asylum, in full Templar uniform, at p.
M, sharp, and the Castine will leave Lewis
wharf at 3 p. NJ, sharp.
Waldo Lodge, 10. 0. F., observed Sunday,
June 18th, as Memorial day. The lodge met
in ODD Fellows Hall at 10 a. IN. and march
ed to the Unitarian church, As men in line
in full regalia. A large number of members
of Aurora Rebekah Lodge attended, but
not as d body. The music was by Il choir
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. Pitcher, {.
f. White and Miss Blanche Sullivan, with
Miss Mary Z. Faunce DIS organist. The
pastor, Rev. Harry Lutz, preached on 'Fra-
ternal Ties At the close of the church
service the lodge reformed in line and
marched to Grove cemetery, where the
graves of So Odd Fellows had been prevI-
ously decorated with bouquets. The ritual
memorial service was impressively per-
formed by Jacob X. bennett, Noble Grand :;
Alton X. Braley, Chaplain; and Melvin {.
Murch, Marshal.
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NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Waldo County Pomona Grange Will NEE
with Dirigo Grange, Freedom, tuesday
June 10Th.
At It's last meeting Comet Grange, swan
Vile. voted to entertain Granite Grange
July 2nd.
Hillside Grange, East ThOrndike, WEI
hold A fair and entertainment next Sa'ul
day evening Special preparations nave
been made and a good time is expected
A few of the faithful members OF liar
vest Moon Grange, Thorndike, met at The
hall last Friday afternoon for a general
clearing up outside and IN, so that they are
now in a sanitary condition, If no more.
At the regular meeting, Saturday a1'er-
noon, two candidates were instructed IN the
first and second degrees.
South Branch Grange, Prospect, is -four
ishine. 1t conferred the third and fourth
degrees upon six new members June 10Th,
after which harvest feast was served IN
the dining room to nearly 100 members
Within the last six months this grange mas
taken in goodly number of new members.
Is. NJ EameS is the worthy master
At the last meeting of Star OF Progress
Grange. jackson, June 10th, there was
large attendance. The grange has ne"
stove in the dining room and has made an
addition to the library. They have fine
selection of books The program for the
evening was as follows: Singing by the
choir; rec, by Alberta Fletcher; story by
f. II. Brown; song by Ada Body; story by
f. d. Tasker; remarks and story by Broth
er Emery of Morning Light Grange
Venus Grange. Frankfort, paid a frater-
nal visit to Granite, North Searsport, last
Saturday night. Visiting members were
present from Comet, Swanville, Morning
Light, Monroe, and South Branch, Pros
pect. \ fine program was listened to and
bountifu repast, which the sisters of Gran
lite Grange are well capable to prepare, was
partaken Of Remarks We're made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Parker, Mrs. Charles Allie. Mrs.
TAFT, Miss Drake, Chalmers Clark and others
of Venus Grange, J. W. Nickerson and Mr..
Seelev of Comet Grange. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellpewood of Morning Light Grange. The
evening was passed very pleasantly by all
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ID ED.

ANDERSON, IN BROOKLYN, June g. Robert E.
Anderson. aged "a years, months and 10 days
BUTLER. In Rock land June IL, samuel b.
Butler, native of South ThomaSton, aged 50
wears, months and II days.
BRAY. In Belfast, June l9th, ChalleS ii.
ray, aged "A years and months.
BR OWEN In MOntvie, June lTth, WIS Mar
aret F. Bowen, aged "A years Lowell, Mass.
gaptrs please copy.l .;.
nDAS. In Rockland, June II, Harold AUSTIN,
son of NJ and Mrs Austin 7. Day, aged months
and IA days. 49,. ,r,,....,.,
r. Glover, aged Is years, months ana % days.
HEATH. In Camden, June !, George W. heatl
aged 81 years. -,--.. ,, .,
HrTCHlNGs Drowned at Bucksport June Il,
infant chilG of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin HutchhS.
MASON In Rockland, June $, Harold ffahclS,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mason.
ROBINSON. In West BrooksNllle June 10, MISS
Kate Robinson, aged about 50 years
MuIIKFN In Wintelpoft, June IA, Mrs.
Rachel A. Mlliken. u
PARIIN In Belfast June 18th, Horace h
Parlln, aged 81 years. s..,..,...
SMART liz Chelsea Mass. June 18th, SNlVlna
NJ wife of DominIcus Il. Smart, aged 10 years, III
months, % days ,...
THOMPSON In Searsmont, June Is, Ambrose
TYLER In Kocllland, June II, Evelyn d.
widow of the late Alden l.. Tyler aged S4 yea $
10 months and p days
WHIrNEy In Northport, ume nth, khzabeth
A. wife of VIM. A. Whitney of BOSTON age" 90
wears, months and u days
WOODS In Northport. June 18th. Johh NJ.
Woods, aged "a years, months, and IL days
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W. C. T. U. Convention.

As previously announced the Waldo
County convention of the W. c. T. U. will
meet in Monroe Tuesday, June Goth. The
local Union will furnish baked beans and
hot coffee and delegates are expected to
bring the usual box lunch. The county
vice presidents are requested to give two
minute speeches on plans and purposes for
the coming months. Mrs. }. Il. Barney OF
Providence, R. l., Prison Evangelist, will
give Bible reading at 100. Following it,
will be the welcome from the Monroe
Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs. Barney
also gives the address of the evening
Memorial service at 1.3O p. m. in charge of
Mrs. W. b. Twombly of Monroe. Friends
are invited.
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DON I GIVE Up.
Di scouraged Citizens will Find Comfort in
the Experience of Belfast Woman.

Don't give up,
Encouragement has lost many life.
Fight it out. Try every means.
Failure in one case does rot means that sue
cess an lmpOsslbility.s
Everybody makes mistakes.
Experience is the modern Instructor
Profit by the experience of others.
1t may save your life.
The experience of friends and neighbors.
The testimony of Belfast people
viii bring renewed announcement.
Here is a case in point
Mrs. ,Judson f. Cottrell of "a Union street, Bel
fast, Me-. says at has been so long slncel began
to suffer from kidney complaint that nave near
Iyforgotten the time. was much distressed by
pain i'll my back and under the shoulder blades
and lit sometimes even extended up TO the PACK
of my neck. Sometimes it was dull grinding
ache through the loinS and seemed to bear me
down and made me very miserable indeed Often
| was unable to do my housework and many
times felt like giving up" But kept on under
the strain and misery and tried in many ways to
cure myself | used medicine and wore plasterS
but did not obtain any pelmanentlrehef. saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, not as cure all,
but as a specific for kidney complaint, 50 got
box at the City Drug Store. | was overjoyed at
finding relief almost ilom the first dose, ana
when | had completed the box was Immensely
improved. | continued the treatment for some
time and can positively say that never used
remedy which gave such entire sat sfaction,'
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FoS-
ter Milburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y. sole agents Tor
the United States.
Remember the name poan's-ind take no
other.
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R>RRIE-,JoHNsoN. In Waldo. June ~. bS
Rev A A. smith John Earrie OF Lawrence,
Mass and Mis-, Annabel johnson of Waldo
DicKENS-ToBIN. In Camden, June II, Daniei
John Dickens and Miss Emma CheSley loom.
both of Camden. - "a r,,.
GOI.ID-SIMpSON In DiNmont, June l3, Frank
Crawford Could and Miss Mau,e Elsie simpson,
both of DiXmont. - .,
Elmer Clements of Winterport and Miss Gertrude
Nc Mann of Massachusetts
MANNISG-SEFKl>s IN Htlmohl June IT,
colnyile. o.,
formerly of Orono, and Marion Edith Hayford OF
Belfast ,
TIRRETTs- WEST. III Belfast June 18th, by
Rev j. w. Hatch, Harold q. 1lbbetts ana
Matte NJ West both of this city.
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FRI EDUM.
Mrs, Nellie Cook is visiting her daughter
in Boston. Miss Hooper, who has been
very sick, is much improved at this writing
........ Mrs. Spinney has moved into the
Williams house. -. Is. c. Sleeper, who has
bought the DR.. Mitchell house and is to
move in soon, will paint the buildings in
side and out ...The Ladies' Circle will
meet Thursday with Mrs. lnez Bellows in
honor of Miss Fannie Williams, who is go
ing away
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naafuess Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the the
wav TO cure deafness and that is by constitution
al I remedies. Deafness is caused by an inhamed
condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
rumbiing sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out and TINS
tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will
be de stroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an IN
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free f. j. CHENEY q w., 1oleuo: ~:
Sold by Druggists, 75c. 4C4
Take HAIRS Family Pills for constipation.
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FOR SALE

Before gong to New York l Will sell at great
sacrifice
One mare 3 years OLD, weight about 1000 lbs,
color seal brown sire MarSton G., dam Knox
and Drew. She will make irst-clasS brood
mare or gentIemans road horse, and has
right to be very fast on the track. Is perfect
beauty fine disposition, absolutely sound,
broken to harness and ready for business
One Top Buggy
One Oper Road Wagon.
One Grocer's Delivery Wagon.
Two Road Carts. single and double mar
neSseS. dray with pole and shaft. All pest
makes and in first-claSS condition.
b. L. PITCHER.
Holmes Mills, North Belfast.
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and
of June, A. ID. 1905.
A certain instrument, purporting to be an au-
n thenticated copy of the last will and testament
nacticnt. dece ased, and of the probate thereof,
having been presented with petition praying
that the copy of said will may be allowed, filed
and recorded in the Probate Court for SAID Coun-
ty of Waldo.
Ordered. That notice be given to all persons in.
terested by causing copy of this order to be
unfinished three weeks successfully in The Re
publican journal, published at belfast, tnat
fast within and for said County, on the second
tuesday of July next, at ten of the clock be-
the same should not be proved, approved and al
lowed GOO :, ,o,xoo>- rao
true copy. Attest:
CHAs P. HAzELTINE, Register.
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WA n T ED, Military
bounty Land Warrants.
o me who has one whether
excepted.
LEY, Kansas City, Mo.
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$500 REWARD
Produce MARKET.

Will pay $500 for telling n
l buy or not. Dealers exc
4W25s r. H. KELL
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Inc PHaeLS s hf ronm 'Ef the rl9a a1 Tgg
ny ~ tne s9eaoie i" r, VI [te VI,
iona, thutcn wa" W., e. e SI1 80 ~. ;. ~
t. A 4' al" MIS- d. J. Co+ooi" were 'He
10 ''e''eN'
OB1rrARY. The many friends of Horace
< Parlin of this town, foreman of the
rIund hons4 at Wacks Point and stockton,
viii regret to learn of his death which oc-
nnrred an Wednesday night. June 18th. AT
he Waldo County Hospital in Belfast. Mr.
parlin far many Years was an engineer on
ne Maine central railroad but for the past
Year had resided in Searsport. His Wife
,{iiaJ ,4veral Years ago, lie leaves two
ahildran. W Archie ParIin of Bangor and
Nrs carlos Dorticos of Schenectady, \ y,
f@rmar1y Miss Ethel ParIjn of Hau.Ur. to-
wh fl, he wa, Kind and devotpd father,
mi ,iitii', = th1rf time of his death Mr.,
i,arliu was anpar1ntly in The best health
and Sririts. aid the news OF his demise
',.iIi H.. - Traat Shn,.l, To the host of friends
Win zvtnn, he vas a prpyt favorite. bping
an an exemplary heIShoof ana 2o i1 cItizGll,
The funeral services We're ned ar the
" aldo County Hospital at bel2st fld1y
afternoon al CLOCK Inc Ih'eIlilehL WAS
III >koWhesah'
The ont If town guests registered la,
week at the Searspert House we're as fol-
lows. James Pattee. Belfast: J. Mason.
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Constantine J Saba' ViIIega'
OomiaoniStas.

SOHth0tJitbotN6s
"a BroSd ST. New Yor E. q, A.
Direcci6n por cable: sAbastino.
beieneArgAn de HgenciAr toda ola
se de comisiones, de 10 vsntA de pro-
ductOs como cafe, eueros, cApeho So
y do IL compra y dsapAsho de toda
slsse de msreapefss. Atiendea con
sspsciAlidAd 81 despasho de ensomisn
das pnr corrso.
Sc haesn cargo de ls aeudlano'a
de iovepes estudlsnteE en- relhci0n
con eA.e rAmo suministran toda elass
de datoa y oAlAlogok.
Oomisiones n.6dioqs.
PuntuGlid0d, EsnsrO y rapidsz
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JUZGAD0 De PAL

Aver dict6 el Jusz de paz do San
Juan les aiguienteS Ssntoncias:
Juan Diaz, s6 por esckpd alo y pro
terir traass obAenAs On 10 oalle dc San
Francisco; Gregorio FlgusroA y An
tonic S&Eehsz por d0rmir en- Sitios
p6blicos; Juan jose Casanova % por
dar gritos on 10 vie pGblics; Nicolas
D&vila 65 per embriAgue1 y eAeknda
10 ca 10 caIle do Ia FOrtAIezA; Felipe
NuHsz 81 por rita eon FelieiAno Mo-
rSlss a quien Sgrtdld primero; EstA
nislao Rosado 50 so per &bandono de
uu carrusie en- Ia Gale; JOSS Dovsl
81 sor eaeanda alo J rifls On PuerLA de
TIERS
FOeron ahIueltos Dolores vsz
qusz Domingo Norge, Gsnaro Rive
20. Erneato < ossgui y Angela o tu1o
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board Uf Medical examiners
Of POIto-R'c,

Eu Ia OiolnA de este BAard 90 CO
lsbrarAn el martes 2 dc OMubrs pr6xl
@o y dlAa sueesi foa exsmenaa pArs
los Asairanses & iieenciAs para praesl
car legaImense 10 AediclnA 6 10 CiER'
lta sn Puerto Rico, 10 mismo que para
los que deHeen obtsner una licsncin
que les asredIle como Ciruianoa Memo
res, ComadronAs 8 Nurses (snierms
ras),
Los m6dieoH prsSsntsran en esla
SsereGsria una aolicitud iursda, ell
ifsulo de Univsrsidsd 6Eseuea = de Ms.
disina, que les scredite eomo tal y pa
gsran IN dsrscho sn Tesorsrfa de sI5.
Los aspirantss 4 l!ssneias de O,ru'
1anoS Memories, ConadronQs 8 Nurses
pFsSentaran iguAl sollciEnd, saomps'
iAndo se't AcadoS fAcultativol que le
ssrediIen hAber hssho prGetlca y srsu
dos en- HospitaleI, por IN tlempo no
menor de dos aaOs,
lbs derechos de examenss serSn;
10 dollars los PrAssioautsa; s las Co
mAdronss y 10 las Nurses.
LSs aolieitudes sn blaneo podrAn
psdiras & eItA seerstArfa, 10 mIlmo
que cuRlquisra txplieAcI6n QUE fuese
aecsssris, relaoionAdA coz diehos ex6
nsrss.
PAasds satA convocstoris. perS
'onPiderads eomo pTSstos ilegsl Ia
ia todos los Aelicou, PrGcVeaams,
9omadrones 9 Norses gus enc onhAn'
lose en Puertj Riao en- el tempo Ce
. publie' eI6n de esss tnprcio ,isrEsn
,lAlquisfs dc sstAs Drcf sionsa ain
omsierse & 10 que IL Ley ex'ge.
IT, N, Qutvtd0 Basz.
assrelsrio.
Ian Franchise 73 10. ApartAdQ, III.
16~1 ),
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y habl6 anoche en- el meeting
republicano el doctor Aguerrsvsre. On
eatilo fsstivo. E,ts dotol 90 muy fss-
two y seria I'm huen orador aino hu.
biese empezsdo tan tArde Ia earrera.
Va eat& vieio....y gAstado.
Hoy hemoa vizto resorriendo las
ealles do 10 siudad un autom6vll sin sl
n6mero do reglamento.
mo eitA ordenado que los auto
movies lleven 81 ndmero do ordany
Ell do Las albas vestiduras, ell
e6lebre Murillo, habl6 Ancche on el
meeting republieano, y dijo que una
vsz sItuvieEen On el poder, 80 fsbriea'
rian csSAs para regular & TODOS los
eampsainoA y re hSrfA comids para
TODOS los csmpnsinos.
Reptile el dissurso que prorupci6
10 noehs del 8 oonciuyendo con eI cNsn
to de los perros
al ponciA jnaulSr Nemesio DaiE
denunci6 snte el Jug ado nun eipAl &
Demetrio G Gatisrrtx dc la plSys, por
portAr un punAl de siele ru gadAs de
largo, aiendo eondsnado 4 S25 ds mul
10 J las oosSas.
A Marcos Almod6var, por Sgre
sion, + 8 copdensdo & $50 de multR.
UlIseS Gonzalez, por abuse de
contiApze, eonde- Gdo o cuAtro msAea
do priiai6n.
En- el meeting repub'issno cells.
brado anoehs 80 preseps6 en- Ia tribu
na ContrersR Ramos vestido en- TRACE
de CGmpoHa Su tsma f.e contra los
senores do Diego y MuGox Rivers.
Ellos viven de In poeaia, diio, 70
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EDICT0.

En- 10 Corta dc DMtrito, del DistriGo
Judicial de Humacao, P. r.
EstRdos Unidos do Ameriea. ri Pre-
aidenls de loa EstAdos Unidos. Sa
Jose A, Berries Cintr6n. Ex.partc.
Sobre dominic de una fiLsa r6stieA.
Ror cuanto Jole A. Berries Gin
tr6n hA promovido ante eata Corte an
expsdisnts solicitAndo 30 declare el
dominic que tiens Eobre la Siguiente
6aea;
R6sGiea: predio dc terreno eom.
pussto de eAtorce cusrdAs VENTS y
sinco eentAvos de otra de terrono, llA
.eos y aobrs llanoS, equtvalentes as
q nsclareas, ol areas y 81 esnttareaa,
radic&dA on el bsrrio de Limones de
Ysnusoa, colindante por el Notte con
oil eamino que Ccnducs q Limones; por
el Sur CON terrenos do la Hacienda
Laura. de Ciqtr0n HermAnosl por eI
Safe con Ia auCssi6n de Vicente Rodtf-
glez y por elOsase CON ttrrsnos do don
Jose A, Disz.
QIs essA HacR la a6quiri6 sl diA
s dc JUNO ds l 900 por eomprS & don
NJ 4nuel 6 areia Far andsx, quien s 80
vsz y haoo co pG1lisa HubastA eeIsI
orAda sn ls Coris Municipal de va
1psoa en- 81 ioisio Qus siguio Antonio
BAsAl!a contrS Angel PaleI que Ahsdo
en bro do petos, Q 10 en- 10 AoQpisi'
ei6n DO medic lfiulo essriIo de dominic
l4seri oible. Q q lA fncs dsserilA no
soporiA cArgss III grAvAmenes dc min
gunA espeeis, J liene IN vAlor de Qui
nient0a cincusntA dollars.
Por hsnto, hAbiendo ordenado el
honorable Charles E Foota, Juex de
eRtG Corls que 80 cite 4 los anteriorea
dusiios y que SO publiqusn edieIos por
te mlno dc beseusa olas que empexa'
ian 8 e0nsarae desde dc prlmero en-
que spArkzcs pub tcRdo eats edicto,
vor trsp veesa tn un perl6dlco de loH
de r4ay0F alteaieclon de San Juan dc
fuerlJ R.e0 c.landOAs & las personals
gaorsdsa que So ersAn Lensr sobfe al
h1 ilnae1.e g6l dsreeho real to-
.us hquaHoS q Quisnes VuedA perludi'
Ia lnacei sel0n o6 domiaio al ei'
i@4A para Que lentr0 DC ulthj ie u 40
.rnsisn {, ,osc On pseEtnisnau Ato4oG
I FssAso st mlsmO J H. - Lr1soA
las / ftez en lUa n trateA ne re-
r aoivets sob.a ~ Gss srtct0p de do
ninl0, pArAudo Iodvs los psrluieloa
lie icy, txt.endo 81 presents bsio mi
itmH = nsllo dc lA Corls On HumacAo
% de Ag0Sto de 1906
ENRIQUEs RINooN.
Secretary DIit'ist coart,