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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
LOWELL ouT FoR sENAToR.


Hon. s. a. Lowell, Of Pendleton, has
announced himself for the United
states senate, under the direct primary.
That makes three Republican aspi.
rants for the nomination. Jonathan
Bourne and H. NJ Cake, Of Portland,
and Lowell Of Pendleton.
THAT OUGHT TO SATISFY THE
MOST TECHNICAL DIRECTOR to
the selection Of United States senator's
by the direct primary and direct vote.
With three Republicans sustaining
the Roosevelt administration and Re.
publican national principles, who can
not have his choicei
Mr.. Lowell is a scholarly man, Law.
yer Of ability and a man who will
make a strong campaign before tho peo.
pie.
he will be heard from in advocacy "
progress and Of clean politics. IT IS A
CLEAN MANS CAMPAIGN, AND
THE PEOPLE SHOULD REJOICE AT
EVERY ADDITION TO THE LIST
or AVAILABLE CANDIDATES.
The direct primary law l. going 60
have a fair test. II IL proves a success
all The states In the Union that have
not adopted this reform will fall into
line for senators by, FOR and of the
people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
A BLOODLESS GIRL
CURED OF ANAENnA BY DR. Will
IIAMs' PINK PILLS.
Miss Hathaway Says These Pills Saved
Her Life and She Recommends
Them 10 Others.

Doctors have given the Greek name
Ar,emia. meaning "bloodlessness, " to
a disease which is much more prevalent
among young women than Is generally
believed In its early stages the disease
is not marked by any decfded symptoms
and often makes considerable advance
before it's presence is noticed. An un'
usual feeling Of fatigue after slight ex-
ercise. breathlessness and pallor are the
first noticeable signs The disease liter
ailv causes the blood to turn TO water
and unless a proper remedy is used, is|
inevitably fatal
There are still some who believe that
anacmia Is incurable but the following
case is fully mbstantiated and may be
investigated by any one interested.
Miss frankie Hathaway, Of 2l4 West
Main street, Kalamazoo, Mich, says
when I was 16 years old was taken
quite IN. % m that the family doctor
was called to attend me ] was pale
and weak end did not gain under bis
care. Other treatment brought no
better result. and by the time was
10 years old was - weak that 7
could not walk across the floor. was
terribly cmaciated and my skin had
iost al color. The doctor In attendance
bad pronounced tho disease anaemia.
"About this time ono Of my friends,
Miss Huutley. advised me 10 Try Dr.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as
she had been cured by a somewhat simi.
ar trouble ~ their usc. bought
package ami soon found that thoy were
doing mo good Ny appetite iucrcasSl
and thr healthy color bcgan % show 10
ms ebrcks ami iips continued % use
tho pills until had taken 6fteen boxes
when founl myself permanently cured.
"siuce thcn I have never had any
return Of my Old trouble and cannot
rcmcmbcT a time when was as strong
and healthy as BOW. know that Dr,
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
ssvsi my life and believe that no 9th.
cr medicine could have dyuc %. I ai.
wise an my friends 20 Try tho pills anA
always hnd that this testimonial may
boz tho mrana of hundreds Of suffer.
cra awiing a euro fof their u.s."
Dr williams Pink Pills cure sncmls
just ~ fool cures hunger They 10 no,
act on tho bowels but they actually
make now blaol Most common diseases
ara caused by bad blood, aud Dr. Will,
liams' Pink Pills by Supplying the ele,
m"uts u.cossary 10 give new NE anil
richness 10 tho blood have cured even
such iassasos as lpromotof ataxia, par
tial paralysis. 81. Nitus. dance, seisiiea.
ururalsa, rheumatism nervous head.
ache tho after ene,ts of grippe, palpl..
utlou of tho hoaTL pale and ullow
complications anil ali forms ~ weaknsss
e'tteT iH mole or female. Dr. Williams
f.uk Pills fH Pale People are soll by
ai ieaieFs or will BE- sant post paid. on
reroipt of so cents a box. SIX boxes f,r
ss.'o, hy addressing d. Williams Med
iriTH Fnmu4nV srhnaar4Hg n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

THERE'S "soAIETHIN' DOM"
Always az our yards IN saPPg
builders with high grade lumber
all purposes, We carry az al 'insl
FUN stock OF the best kila dried I
Der, flooring, laths, shingles, etc. Or
arc filed promptly Al prices that I
competition. Near s. p. depot
Phone 81.
aoopAIE LUMBER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Patronise YOur Hon. !,
dUstries and keep you, -.
eY at home.

Not a new business, bat n. a.,
smith, wagon and paint shop q s.'
q Arthur very much enlarged. y. -
prepared 70 do all kinds Of f,,..'
ing, sign painting and buRvv ~, -
and wagon painting; repanti.s =,
pairing furniture and mur., ~
mentS A frst-elass painter -,
light and heavy wagons a0d -
on hand and made 10 ord,
sallod for IN any part Of q. A.
returned free Of charge byaVtS
or william Gross.
JACOB & ARFBw
Phone l4So Main. 222s N. h..,
RaH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
EvERYrIslE

Aou sIsoai dollar na,sliessly. not
ohiv h. that dollar soae for au time
hut a'>a the .atsgssi on h for lie.
h'aiamin ffanAliu puts its liks
th.si "na uat l1sos four shl
hngv uot oay loss that sum but
al the ad'aaiagcs tbat might hs
unac D, um,ug u ia isal.us
which by he cana, q y,uug mau b..
cemev oti amoauis Co a comfortable
bsg of mene, T.u'refofa Fau.s anl
eous'der h'f,fo psr.us with thy
nloueg,
''fhe cosi ~ an sanecessary arti
ele II savea sould of ITSELF bsest
uoney.n
"Re that N youth soWs ne habit
of saving shillugs sn al maturity
rap a sclss'a hArvest -
siart q aaViugs account, even II
you oan & sis.rt VITA more than an.
We pay > PsT eeat ialorost eom.
peaudsai ssni enaaally.
kAvLNQ8 DEPARTMENT.
CAPITAL NATIONAL HANK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Smiles

Iowa wants direct primary law.
New York ditto. So will they sli after
"a while.
Grants Pass papers have raisoI ths
price rrr inch 30 rs cents per issue far
advertising
n tho Supreme court Il 90 be nln,
partisan, it b. not exactly fair 10 hali
zap Judge HALEY az Democratic leader
Wallh Waila ls abou, 20 lauuch
$4,000 club. 4 temporary organina.
liou has been effected ami there arc
IA largo number of enthusiastic citi
fous back ~ tho movement
sss
Baker city HoralIi Portland rob,
hers broke into tho restory ~ tbo Triu,
ity church aud STOLE "a box OF Bishop
Morfison's cigars. n ths weeds are
hko those usually affected by clergy
mon. tho detectives can trace tho bur.
glars by the smulge
Tho ease against Bngrr Hermann on
the charge of destroying ths public
records Nas called la thr T.. s. court.
Washington d. a., h,t Friday A DO
murfrF was hleI hy Mr Hsrmanu's
attorney, tho hearing of which Was set
for March ld.
AsioFiaui Tho Sasbaygau high
srh"ool, after "a strenuous debate. haa
decided that senator Robert NJ. La
foiiotte is more Of "a politician tban a
statesman aud patriot. As the boys
will not have a vote Tor several years
the senator may bc able % convince
them of their error before they can
give practical eject 20 their decision.
At John Plum's sale near Lincoln
last week eyegthing brought big prices
A mare sold Cor t2l5, a horse for sl65.
and a Syearold colt Tor sls5. Hogs
went a. z cenis ou foot. one SOW bring
ing $50 Things sold equally as well
40 che iafollette sale ou the Cauaeli
farm north II Dixie. John stump aud
ha'd Naeht'ugl each paying ESQ
Zoe aNearold horses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
HOTEL OREGON

corueF of Seventh snd stark Streets
Portland, OregOa.
TIE new and modern hotel Of the si,v
Caters particularly 70 residents OF s..
lem AID other oFsgOn sitieA European
PiAh Free bus Rates tIOO per day
And upward. Haadsomest grnl in he
"esi' aud prices As low a. in places
less attractive Daily Capital Journal
On fla
WRl0HT'DIcKKNsON HOTEL 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

should be done soon, as there will be
n rush at the last.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
Very few Of our farmers have

Very few of our farmers have
sent in report of their crops as
yet. The Times Herald regrets
this Indifference on their part as
it is to their interest. They kick
because there is no transportation
and no market for their products;
that they have to take half prices
for their stock because of the fact
that we are isolated and at a dis.
advantage because they have no
way of placing their stock on the
market at an opportune time;
want every one to "holler their
heads of" for a railroad, hut when
il is put up to them to do even a
little part they fail to do 1t. How
ever, this report will be gotten up
scme way. 1t seems such MAJ
ters are always left to a few ener-
ge,;c men ,c dc and they gener-
ally do it, too, at a great disadvan-
tage and no little personal eN-
pense.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
Big Band OF Cattle.

Wm. Welch and Frank MaIney
of Izee will pass through town
sometime this week with the lar
gest band of cattle that has been
driven out of this country is recent
years. The band consists of 500
head of mixed beef cattle. consist
ing OF three-year-old steers and up
and COWS. The boys are taking
the cattle to Pendellon for deliy-
cry to Jas. Lonergan, the Seattle
cattle buyer. The cattle were
bought in the WagOnIire country
in Harney county, and are said, by
those who have seen them, to be
a fine bunch of cattle Grant
County News.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
At ENGLISH PRISON GATES
salvation Army Is There TO Lend a
Hand 70 Released Convicts--
Great Aid 70 Nation.

All who are seriously Interested
in social questions ought from
time to time to find themselves
outside a prison gate in the early
morning. There is no more pa
thetic spectacle in the study of
human misery The Salvation
Army officers are there and the
church army stands with them
side by side There are little
groups OF friends waiting about
in the gray morning until those
who have finished their sentence
step out into freedom, SAYS let
ter by Lady Henry Somerset.
The door slowly opens aud men
and women come out 10y twos and
threes, a tragic moment To the on
locker, when husbands and wives
and fathers aud children meet
again. Then the Salvation Army
man begins his work, and distrib
utes cards To them, inviting them
To- meetings. or telling them To
count upon him as a friend. II they
need help--for the difficulty
which stares the prisoner in the
face and looms so large is how TO
get work. There arr thousands
Of honest men out Of Unemployment.
Who is to find an opening for the
man who has been in prison?
The Salvation Army officer truly
said that the law gives man
three months or six months In
prison TO expiate his oiIensp. hut
when he comes out he finds thar
II Is really a sentence for life. and
many and r~ny a man could tell
the same hopeless tale. of his vain
endeavors after employment, un.
I'll he clasps the brotherly hand
which was extended to him by one
of these modern Franciscans.
There IL n man Ia London TO.
day who holds the keys of one Of
1 the largest city warehouses. This
man spent more than II years IN
prison. lie was helped 10y the sal.
walton Army, aud one day. after
many months of weary search for
work. he was engaged on a tenn.
porary job. He gave satisfaction
and remained permanently, and
IN now In this position of great
trust. Another man who was Wis
tied In prison. serving his second
term of ten years, although he
was only @ years old. said that 1t
WIS the first time that any mes
age Of any kind from the outside
world had reached him. Directly
his time was up he went tn the sal.
walton Army, "and In his graft
tude To u.s." said the officer, she
gave us the only thing he had, his
prison mouse" The rule II that
II "A man In any Of the convict pris.
ons can catch u field mouse aud 10.
duce IL To stay in his cell without
the help of n cage be- may keep Il.
This man had tanned the little an
imal. to which he was devoted.
aud is now enjoying u peaccfulold
age In u Salvation Army home;
but whenever the former owner
comes TO London he always Wis.
its Il.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
The Rev. Ira r. Hicks 1907 AI@snae.

The Rev Iri X. Hicks has
been compelled by the popular de-
mand to resume the publication
of his we'll known Almanac for
1907. This splendid Almanac is
now ready. For sale by newsde
alers, or sent postpaid for IS cents
by Word and Works Publishing
Company, 22oI Locust Street, ST.
Louis Mo, publishers of Word
and Works, one of the best dollar
magazines in America. One Al
manac goes with every subscripl-
ion.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
NEwELL..cHANDLER.

The marriage OF Miss Laura
Newell and Z. ]. Chandler was
solemnized on Wednesday, Oct.
"a, at Wallowa. These young
people need no introduction to
our readers, having lived in Har-
ney county many years. From
the report sent The Times-tler-
aid, il was most gorgeous at
fair with over 100 guests and a
very happy occasion. The bride
wore white Crepe DE Chine with
a wreath of orange blossoms and
lilies OF the valley. The groom
was dressed ia conventional black.
The presents were numerous and
costly consisting OF magnificent
cut glass, silverware, chinaware,
clocks, table linen, etc. The
happy couple are now en- route
home, as are also the Newell
family The following aeeoun,
of the wedding appeared IN the
Wallowa Chiet,on:
Married at the home Of W. h.
Slubbleheld in this city on We'd
nesday evening October -, Rev.
Samins officiating, Miss Laura
Newel and MIR. Julius Chandler.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter OF Charles {. Newell
one Of the first residents of Enter
prise, but for many years an hon.
ored resident OF Harney County
Oregon, where he was three
times elected School Superinten-
den, and also for several years
was Register of the U. ), Land
Office. The groom is widely
known as one Of the honored and
substantial citizens Of Harney
County, Oregon.
The bride is a iavoriIe grand
daughter Of our venerable and
respected citizen, W. X. Stubble-
field and il was at his earnest re-
quest that the parties came here
to be married. Uncle Billy IN
vited all his neighbors and every
body else he could think Of, who
responded TO the entire number
of 100 or more Of the principal
citizens who were treated 70 a
most royal banquet and were
otherwise pleasantly entertained.
The married party will return
TO Burns, Harney County where
they will make their future home.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

land holdings and stock In this
county. They we're here to look
over the property aud consult WITH
Manager Hill. The party left for
home Yesterday morning via Aus
tin and Baker. The Times-Herald
did not get an opportunity to talk
with these gentlemen as to the fu-
ture of their company or what the
plans we're.
job printing-The Times-Herald.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
mon SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY

The High School Literary socie'
~ met yesterday afternoon a, 2'3o
o'clock. The minutes Of last Fri
days meeting were read and APP
proved, the roll call found Alice
sweek absent.
The following elections were
made, president, Zella Irving vice
president, John Sayer; secretary,
John Caldwell; treasurer, Curtis
Smith.
The program for the afternoon
consisted Of
Song by Society Old Cabin Home
Vocal Solo .Florencs Thompson
Essay ...... Mildred Hulburt
Song by Society The Vacant Chair
Debate. Resolved, That Rail-
road would be a Benefit 10 Harvey
County Those on the affirmative
were, Ada Neal, Rob Bennett aud
Chester Dalton; those on the mega
tive, Emma Muller, Ella Page and
Willie Huffman.
The president appointed frankie
King critic; Lea Robinson, Mamie
Winters and MeFvin Horton judges
OH the debate, they decided in fay-
or Of the negative.
Vocal Duet .. .........- .....
Juanita Geer and Myra King
High School Notes Cecil Irving
Reading ......., George MaTsdsn
Song by Society .- Nellie Gray
Ada Neal, Mildred Hulburt and
Floy Thompson were appointed to
prepare a program for Friday Nov
embeT l6
There were several iisliors pres
ent yesterday and we would be
pleased If more Of the parents and
friends of the pupils would take an
interest in this work.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

F. H. Watts, of the Watts Mar
BILE Works, at The Dalles. is in the
city making delivery Of monu-
ments.
l.. W. Walters, ]. S. Zeigler aud
w. G. Gillett, all Of Chicago, came
in Thursday from the south in com
pany with f. B. Hill These gem
tlemen are stock holders in the
American Land & Live Stock Co.,
the concern that bought the Sisson
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

Total amount saowed drawn sle0oO DO
Total amount Of outstanding and unpaid, on all
funds September Both 1906 principal ' 4o'oo
STATE OF OREG0Nl -
County OF Harneyl " ,.
Mo,heshead Clerk Of the above named county
and State do hereby certify that the foregoing true and correct
claims allowed by the County Court OF said
County for the six months ending S day Of September 1905
allowed the amount warrants drawn
the amount outstanding and unpaid on said date a.
appears upon records Of office and In my Official Gus
tody. a.,
In Witness hereuuto hand and ax the
Office in Burns Oregon, this 9Th day oi oco
SAM MoTHERsHEAD
County Clerk
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

Total amount dsburssd since. in cash and trans of
funds observation-disclosures ''.'...--
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
LOCAL AND Personal.

Job printing-The Times-Herald.
Baled hay at the City Meat Mar
kst.
MTs. II. C. Brown came over from
Drewsey last Saturday, bringing
her IA year old son Walton who lie
suffering from typhoid fever. The
patient is under the care of DIR.
Geary who reports him improved
this morning.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

Leaving cash balance in Treasury Sept 80, 1906
To the credit of the several funds as follows:
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
CONSULTING ENGINEER COMING.

NJ. l.. Lewis is in receipt OF a
letter from ]. +. Whistler of the
Government Reclamation Ser
vice, stating that MIR. Grunsky,
consulting engineer to the Direc-
tor Of the Geological Survey aud
Reclamation Service would visit
this section soon. He had pre-
viously arranged for ,ransporta-
ton with Mr.. Lewis and Geo
Smhh of the Red Front barn has
gone to Paisley to meet MIR.
Grunsky.
The gentleman is coming to in
vestigate the various proposed
government irrigation schemes IN
this section and his reports go
directly to the Department. He
will vesit Silver Greek and then
proceed to this valley and look
over the land in the upper par,
as tar east as TO miles east ot
tlarney and leave 10y way ot Sill
vics to see the reservoir site. MIR
Whistler states the gentleman will
want to talk TO the people here
who are interested in the various
projects and secure all the imtor-
nation he can MIR Lewis states
lite engineer viii he hete a5oa;
Nov 10.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
sEMI.ANNuAL SUMMARY STATEMENT

OF the financial condition Of the County Haney State Of Oregon at
the close Of the S0th day Of September 1906
LIABILITIES
r, warrants drawn on County Treasurer outstanding and
RESOURCES
Nv funds n hands County Treasurer applicable to the :
payment OF same September Both 1906 tl2llO 20
Excess OF Resources September 30lh 1906 SOse ~
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

II YOU want to see this county
develop get in and help. Don't
sil and croak
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
SEMl.ANNUAL REPORT

OF the County Faney County State Of Oregon showing n
amount of claims allowed by the County Court OF SAID County anu
state for what purpose allowed the amounts OF warrants drawn
and the amount outstanding and unpaid from ih let
ay Of April 1906 3Oh day Of September 9O6 both days
included:
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
s25.272 40
STATE OF OREGON -.
County of Harneyl %


l. j. NJ Dalton hereby certify that the foregoing is true and
balances County Treasury March 81
1906 the received and dsbused since and the balances
naming in the County Treasury September 80, 1906
Witness my hand this 11th day of October 1906
j. NJ. DALTON.
County Treasurer.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT

Harney County Oregon for the six months ending
day Of September 1906 Showing the balances remain
hands OF the Treasurer March 81 1906 the amounts
aud dbursed that date and the amount remaining in
the Treasury Sept. Both 1906 .,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
De Manat1
Mayo, ~ de 1906

y En- las inscripciones veriheadas e'
sabado proxino pasado, hubo un in
cidente que pudo haber traido fumes
.tas conSecucncias.
4 No obStante la excltacl0n que sc
sentfa, todo al POGO ratio termino,
gracias a la correction prudencia
de los sefIores Casals y Cordova.
-El Mes de Maria no Sc ha ce-
lebrado en- este pueblo como Sc We
MIA hacienda en- pasadas epocas, por
por carecer de recursos la congrega r
cion del mismo nombre.
-Ha regresado de San Juan Ell recto
Juez sefiors C6rdova Davila, el que
seg6n rumores, habfa lido presen
tar la renuncia de su cargo,
En- estos dfas Sc vera el juicio de
don Esteban Padilla. organizador de
los trabajadores en- este pueblo.
Aver tarde circulaban versiones
de que varios furgones de peones
habian llegado de pueblos limftrofes
a ira bajar en- las haciendas de aqui
NADIA hemos sabido con certeza.
La Junta de Sanidad de este pue-
bio, esta recorriendo los barrios con
el laudable fin de examinar las le :
trinas de los mismos.
A Ultima hora, chcula el rumor
de que un tai Dolores Adorno, ha
sido atropellado violentamente.
Las perdidas valoradas en- ell fue-
go ascienden a muy POGO
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21

Seis amos despues era Doya-
cue gran musico v virtuoso sa-
cerdote, digno successor del Pa
dre Martin en- la catedra de mi.
sica de la Universidad. En- ese
plazo habia conpuesto secreta-
mente el "Mlserere' prometido,
verdadero rnonumento de con.
tricion y dolor digno del nom-
bre de "el grande' con que la
posteridad le conoce, y que mo
two que RossiDi, en- 1899, dijera
que envidiaba al autor de
aquella obra maestro y que
todavia Sc canta casi todos k S
amos el Jueves Santo en- la Ca
tedral de Salamanca.
Ismael Sdnches ESi6run.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
m tA CeRTR IN DlSqRITe
OEL DlSfRlIa JUDICIAL DE SAN Juan, +. R
Estados Unidos de America
III Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
DECLARACI0N DE DOMINIC.

PoR cUANTO habiendo presentado
el abogado Don Gabriel Guerra. una
mocion solicitando nombre de Mer-
cedes Mufioz Barrio, solicitando Sc
declare su favor el dominic de la
siguiente fnca
"Rdstica, situada en- ell barrio de
Monacillos de Rio Piedras, eonocida
con ell nombre de Vega Larga, Y
eompuesta de 20 cuerdas .equivaien-
tes q 7 heot6feas, So areas. y s cen
tiareas, colindando por ell Norte, con
susanna Garcia por Saliente, con
Ramon Rodriguez Ramon Trigo !;
por el Sur. con Leonardo Calvo Y
Blanco y por el Poniente, con Ell
camino viejo de Caguas.
PoR TANro habi6ndose dispuesto
por Ell Honorable Pedro de Aldrey,
Juez de la Primera Seccion de esta
Corte. Sc publique la petici6n en-
I'm periodico de los de mayor circu-
laci6n de esta Ciudad,. para que los
que tengan alg1n derecho real en- al
inca descrita, las personals ignora-
das a quienes pueda perjudicar Ia
inscription, y en- general todo ell que
desee oponerse pueds efectuarIo den
tro de sesenta dias naturales, libro
el presente en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, d ID de Mayo de 1900. - Jose
+. Flgueras, Secretarlo. 3