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En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judi
cial de San Juan, Puerto-Rico.
Seccion q Estados Unidos

In la Corte de D1Strlto del D1Strlto Judi
cial de San Juan, Puerto-Rico.
Seccion 9-Estados g Unidos
de America.-El Presidente de SIS.
los EStados Unidos.
Declaration de Dominic. Elk parte.
PoR cUANTo habiendo presentado el
abogado don Eugenio Benitez Castaiio,
una mocion q nombre de Hipolito Rive
ra, para que Sc declare 4 su favor el domi-
MO de la siguiente 6nca:
"Predio rustico compuesto de trein-
ia dos cuerdas y media de otra de terre-
no, radicada en- el barrio Cacao, del ter
mino municipal de Carolina, equivalentes
q 10 hectareas, areas y IS centiareas, en-
lindes por el Norte con terrenos de la Su-
cesion de Rafael Rivera, la cual Sc des-
conoce; al Oeste, con los de Patricio Ro-
sa y Luisa Rivera, al Este con lns de To-
masa Romero y la referida Succession Ri
vera; al Sur con otros terrenos de Juan
Pedro Gonzalez, y con los de la Succession
de Saturnina Ortiz, representada por la
viuda Paula Garcia"
PoR TANTo y habiendose ordenado
por el Honorable Pedro de Aldrey, Juez
de la Prinera Seccion de esta Corte, Sc pu-
blique la pretension por tres veces en- un
peri6dico de los de mayor circulacion de
los que Sc editan en- esta Ciudad para que
los que tengan algun derecho real sobre
la Succession desconocida de Rafael Rive
ra, y las personals ignoradas q quienes
pueda perjudicar la inscription y ell ge-
raj toda Ell que desee oponerse pueda efec-
tuarlo dentro del ternlino de sescnta dfas
libro el presente Ell San Juan de Puerto,
Rico q nueve de Septienbre de 19o7.-JO.
Sc E. FlGUERAS, Secretario de la Cor.
te.-Por A, MARIN MARIEN, Secreta-
no Au&lllaI. 2-3 a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-20
ALcALDIA De YABvcOA

En- poder de don Anselmo Berries, ha
sido depositado un caballo de color rlcio
moro, como de seis ahos de edad, cinco
cuartas de alzada, erin, colay copete abul-
tados, paso trote y sin marca, cuyo ami
NAL fue remitido al corrsl6n por Ell Ad-
ministrador de la hacienda "1ngenio" del
barrio de Aguacate. Y Sc hace p1blico
para que dentro del termino de ounce
dias a contar desde el primero en- que es-
te anuucio aparezca publicado en- LA DE
MOCRACIA, pueda scr solicitado Dor su
duefo. -Yabucoa, P. r., septiembre Is
I9o7.-JOSE L. BERROS, alcalde.
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DepdTtlwentO del interior. PR,

Bureau de Obras Publicas. as.--Ofciua de-,
Superintendent. San Juan. P. R.
Sept, II. 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- p1blica subasta de
ia construction de S Kilometres de Ia
carretera No. S, Secci6n Comerio- Barran.
quitas Sc admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta
las 10 A. M. del dia 80 de Setie1bre de
1907, en- que Sc abriran p1blicamente.
Fl presupuesto aproximado de las obras
asciende a $30.4oooo.
Todos los datos necesarios, irnpresos
de proposiciones, contratos { instruccio-
mes q los postores Sc daran en- esta ofici-
ma. La administrator Sc reserya el dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera y todas las
proposicionesy de adjudicar iel contrato
baio otras constderaciones que las de pre-
clio Solamente.
Por oIden del Comisionado del Inte-
rior.-J. J, JIMENEz, Superintendent
de Obras P1blicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-20
GIUGl De GINl00

Sc vende una partida de CANA.
do, macho y hembra, pr6ximamen-
te unas 200 cabezas, desde arro-
bas en- adelante, en- magnffcas con-
diciones, y Sc arrienda una fnca
propia para ganado, pastos y aguas
abundantes.
Sc daran informes en- San I.o.
renzo. .-Sucesi6H AgenjO. 1873 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-20
4 10! MAESTRO!

Vacante una escuela rural en-
el barrio sHondurasO, de este ter
mino municipal, Sc avisa a los Sc
fiores profesores para que los que
deseen desempefiarla dirijan sus 50.
licitudes al que suscribe, antes del
dfa IS del corriente. -Barranqultas,
septiembre IS de 19o7.-Tom6s Pa
GIN Col6n, presidente de la Junta
escolar. "a 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-20

~ASAeC VuS ISS lleVaSe SuS anOtaC1O-
mes.
Hoy el Departamento propone
otra cosa completamente distinta;
un empleado que Sc encargue de
organizar el trabajo de esos vacu.
nadores, ordenando sus yrboyts y
llevando el trabajo estadistico que
es indispensable para poder dar in
fcrmes exactos al Gobierno del cum
plimiento de ese servicio.
Yo no me explico, que necesita
la comisi6n de Hacienda para darse
cuenta de esta necesidad.
Hace unos dfas el Attorney &c.
neral necesit6 Tin empleado tempo
rero en- su ofcina para arreglar su ar.
chivo, y lie concedi6; luego pidi6
una pr6rroga por un mes mas para
Z -
ese mismo empleado, y Sc le conce-
di6 tambien, SIN exigfrsele que pre-
sentase ningdn informe nj que tu.
viera que mover ning1n expedien-
te. La necesidad expuesta bast6 pa
ra que el Consejo aprobase su soil.
citud.
Hoy mismo, la propia comisi6n
de Hacienda emite un informe fa-
vorable con relaci6n 4 la solicitud
del Comisionado del Interior, que
pide Sc lie autorice para nombrar un
Official pagador con 41.25o anuales
para las obras de carretera de Ia
isla.
FL Departamento de Sanidad,
Benehcencia y Correcciones, cree
que no necesita dar explicaciones
para solicitar, en- igual case que los
dsmas departamentos, el nombra-
miento de un empleado, que ha de
organizar el trabajo de estadfstica
de los vacunadores, rues tai como
vienen los sreportsD 8 informes de
aquellos pueblos no pueden enviar-
Sc al Gobernador.
Por otro lado, seflores de Con-
sejo, yo pido, que al Departamento
Consolidate Sc trate de igual name
ra que a los demas Departamentos
y solicito que no Sc apruebe el in
forme de la comisi6h.
81 doctor Barbosa, como presi-
dente INFERNO de la comisi6n de
Hacienda, responde a las manifes-
taciones del seilor Acuna.
Antes de entrar en- materia-
dice-quiero hacer una aclaraci6n.
81 el Attorney General pidi6 y
obtuvo un empleado temporero para
su o6cina, fut porque va expresaba
que serfa pagado del sueldo de una
plaza vacante de esten6grAfo, sin
que solicltara dinero del gobierno,
81 Comislonado del Interior
tambien ha pedido un empleado; Pc
10 antes de resolver la comisi6n. In.
vestig6 embellishments su solicitud
y Sc cercior6 de la necesidad de di.
cho empleado, pero quitandole $50
dollars al sueldo que para El propo.
MIA el Comisionado del Interior.
Ademas-contin1a Ell doctor
Barbosa-por la misma ley del EN-.
prestito, el Comisionado del Int.
rior tiene facultad 4 emplear aquel
personal necesario para las obras
de cArreteras.
No tengo-dice -ningdn pre-.
juicio hacia 81 Departamento de
Benefcencia y Correccio.
mes; 10 que pasa es que cuando Sc
nombraron los vacunadores, Sc ha-
bio tambien de escribientes auxi-
ltares de los mismos para sus ira.
oajos de estadistica, a1n cuando vo
,rei que era muy POGO el haber de
IS diarios para los expresados va.
,unadoreS, teniendo que pagar de
este dinero gastos de manutenci6n
TN escribiente, y de ahf que la
1onisi6n estimara que eran muchos
os empleados para ese servicio y
In otros informes en- que fundarse
.miti6 su dictamen recomendando
lesfavorablemente la solicitud.
Ademas, 20 quiero aclarar un
,unto y es el siguiente:
ri naOoYfotY1orto A. Cis
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C0NSEJ0 EJECUTIVO
SESSION. DE AVER TARDE,

que acatarla.
81 sefior Feui!le responde & Ia
alusi6n del seiior Acufa sobre el
nombramiento de su empleado tenn.
porero. Reptile 10 del sefior Barbo.
sa, que dicho funcionario Sc nom.
bro q condici6n de pagarse de Ia
partida de un esten6grafo, cuya
plaza estaba vacante; que para clio
tuvo que aumentarle tambikn el
trabajo a otros empleados de ST. of.
Gina.
Fxplica que Ia Ley org&nica
ha creado en- esta isla seis departa.
mentos, los cuales funcionan inde-
pendientemente del Consejo Eject
two; su organization depende Gni-
camente del jefe de cada uno de
e)los; el Consejo solo tiene faculta.
des para hjar. el sueldo de su perso-
nal.
I'll Departamento del Attorney
General - sigue Mr.. Feuille es
clique tiene menor partida para i'm
previstos, comparado con los de,nSs
departamentos.
No obstante, todo 10 expuesto
-termina el Attorney 70 estov
con que 81 el seiior Acu ha necesita
de un empleado extraordlnario en-
su departamento Sc lie conceda, pues
20 entleudo que a todo jefe de cual.
quier departamento, debe darsele
siempre los empleados que necesite
en- sus ofcinas.
Por esta raz6n estoy 4 favor de
la solicitud del sehor Acuaa, salvo
que Ell Consejo apruebe otra cosa.
81 sefior Acuha expone nue..
vas razones, fundando la necesidad
DEL nombramiento del empleado que
ha solicitado.
Sostiene que 81 el Attorney di.
10; necesito un empleado, y sin mas
requisites Sc lie autoriz6 para nom.
brarlo, de igual manera debe auto.
rizarsele q el para nombrar ese of.
cial de estadfstica, va que el Go.
blerno ha asignado una partida de
5000 dollars para el trabajo de va
cunaci6n; sin tener que referirse en-
NADIA q los vacunadores que, como
va dijo, cobraban ese jornal para
sus gastos y para tener un escrl-
biente auxiliar que les lleve las ano.
taciones.
81 sefor Gromer expresa, (es
la primera vez Que toma parte en-
los debates del Consejo) que al vo-
tar en- contra de Ia solicitud del
sehor Acuha, en- el seno de Ia CO.
mission de Hacienda, no lie llev6
ningdn prejuicio hacia el Departa.
mento Consolidate.
Que al nombrarse los vacuna.
dores Sc hizo referencia 4 unos es.
cribientes auxiliares para los traba4
jos de estadistica y es natural Qus
Sc supusiera que dichos empleados
llevarian Ell trabajo de tai maneta,
que no Sc necesitara ningGn otr0
La question est4, en- Que ei Di4
rector de sanidad, benetieencia Y
serrecciones no present6 un BRO.
gratia complete de sus necesidadest
oero 81 el conseio consideta que ese
smpleado que Sc solicita es necesa.
10 debe nombrarlo; 20 no lntetpoA.
lrfa la t1enor oposici6n.
81 doctor Barbosa, coincide eon
as Manifestations de los sehores
5romer y Feuille; expOne que Hens
lerecho q pedir expicaciones del
'mpleo que ha de tener ese funcio.
lario cuya plaza trata de crearse:
zero que aun asf, no hace oposicI6n
la solicitud del sefior Acuha, pues
sta siempre dispuesto 4 dar su
otto q todo buen proyecto de ese
epartamento.
81 presidente pro-tempore doc.
Or del Vale da pOr su6clentemen.
: discutido el asunto v somete 4
otacion el dictamen de Ia Conf.
Ion de Hacienda; todos votau en-
ontra, menos el doctor Barbosa.
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DIR, JaCintO Zaratt

Medcina.-Chujfa -Enfermedades de ninos. -Parto.
OcULIsrA de Ia Clnica Oftamo6gca del eHote Deus de
Paris CouSEltss de a 3p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo Lu.
- i00,
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|InpoTtadO por los d|dnOs vapOTes

Afombas de todas clases tamaho Ea gran surdo
Coches nhos mmb aprhosas eegntes
dde So hasta $2o Baas de poceana decoada bncas
combnacones especial
z po $25o uegos de de ca corenes po econ6mi
uegos de avabos de pana
sos nemos odos los todos los pecs Cas de HE
MADEIRA specialists englon desde asta
Manela de almnsco de ho banco guanones de cooes
Cubeos de plata Cstohe plata Sterling urdo conpo
pleas sueas Cornas
putada de verde prop BALCONIES gae Cortnas pOnesas
cauulo precos de Pores de cordones om
odernstas dstintos puetas
veAtanas surtido complete de ST. $1,000
Gran Bazar de n0vedadeS
GONZALEZ PADlN HNOS
SAN JUAN, P. R.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind, May 16.-Mr. and Mrs
AlonZo Wallace of Connersville, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Grove, south of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lantz attended
the wedding of Miss Madge Alice
Hickey and Miner l.. Baker at the M
e. church in Pendleton Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lenora Floyd of Dublin visited
ner aunt Mrs. John Ferguson and fam
lily Tuesday
Mr.. DuBrui of Cincinnati was in
Milton Wednesday in the interest of
the Oliver typewriter.
Claude Heck is the guest of his
grandmother at Straughns.
Miss Louise Mueller spent Wednes-
day evening with Miss Nora Wagner
at her home east Of town.
William Draper has returned from a
visit in Muncie.
Mrs. Alice II. Gresh was at Rich
mond Tuesday.
Thomas G.. Mcdaniel formerly agent
of the l.. Il. e w. r. Il. at Milton but
more recently of Hartford City, has
gone to Davenport, Iowa where he
has taken a position with Armour and
Co. the Chicago packers.
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EATON, OHIO.

Eaton, o, May IL. G. Reynolds
has accepted position in the legal
department of the Bankers Surety
company of Cleveland, and will begin
his new work about the first of June
He and his wife will remove from Ea
ton TO Columbus.
Judge Jas A. Gilmore and T. a. Say
Tor transacted legal business in Day
ton Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie A1tschul has returned
from Cincinnati, where she was call
ed on account of the death of her
mother-in-law.
Levi Brown was here from Cam
den Wednesday.
The Eaton Alumni Association will
hold its annual banquet at the opera
house Friday evening.
Mrs. Jas A. Gilmore, Mrs. Jas. r
Gilmore and Mrs. w. A Gilmore are
spending a few days with Mrs ". H
Ford at Eldorado.
Sam Fox was here from Columbus
Wednesday.
Miss Edith Hart. a NJ. Crisler, Mi
ehael CahiIl transacted legal business
in Gettysburg Thursday.
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structiolia. - WAS 70 show them the
overseer's hut 0he night Waterman
would already be on their side or
dead. then he was TO station himself
beneath the great bell and TO ring it
furiously SO soon as Ginger was haul
ed out and his hut set well on IRE.
Tom was also TO answer TO the name
of Francisco and to affect a foreign
accent. because the Italians terrible
reputation had been the best part of
him.
The bell and the FIRE were calculated
to tempt both Sulivans forth unarmed.
At all costs those two were 10 be taken
alive. And then" said the little man.
poking Nali-eye In the ribs with his
hook.
What then!' inquired Tom
I'VE shall do unto them as we've all
been done by"
'.But yon were never here yourselfi"
Next door to it" returned Hockey
Simpson. II was at Strachan's, and
this old tyrant ordered me my fifties.
Well see how he likes them himself
just for a start
81 wish II was Strachan's we were
coming to-" muttered Tom. with fash
OF his former passion.
It'll be his turn next"
But wheng'
"Tomorrow-if all goes weE.-
''Then you don't mean To stop ar
Castle Sullivan" cried Tom. amazed.
You'll see" rejoined Hockey. land
SO shall 1. There's no saying where I
may stop with seventy convicts at my
back"
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, May 16.-The La
dies Aid Society of the Baptist church
met with Mrs. Lewis Conroy at her
home in East Cambridge Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Percy Jones returned from In
dianapolis Wednesday night, after a
several days visit with his parents.
Mrs. E. c. Elliott and son are here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. D. Jones
at their home on Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warfel and daugh-
ter of near Greensboro, were the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. Laura Richey
here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Judllins attend
ed the M. E. social at Milton Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Matthews, who has been
engaged as instructor in a private
sewing school at Indianapolis during
the winter months, returned home
yesterday to spend her summer vaca-
ton at Marlborough Farm, south of
town.
The Social union met with Mrs. 7.
E. Frazer Tuesday afternoon on Null
berry street The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Emma Hodskin, Tues
day, May 81.
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CENTERVILLE, IND.

Centerville, Ind, May 16.-Mr.
Clyde r. Lundy, a member of the
Centerville band has purchased a fine
new b flat bass trombone, which was
made in Manchester, England.
Miss Carrie Townsend went on
Monday to spend the summer with
relatives near Fountain City.
Mrs. Mary Bradley of Cambridge
City was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
b Jones on Monday.
The Misses Lois and Norine Means
attended n party given by their cous-
in, Miss Margaret Keys at Knights
town on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Harriet Kirkwood of Cam
bridge City spent Sunday with her
cousin, Mrs. Taylor McConaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Green and Mr..
C. B. Lundy were entertained at din
ner on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lundy of near Greensboro.
Mrs Margaret West has returned to
Centervilie. after spending some time
with her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Myers residing near Richmond.
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8 presently appeared IDdt i ON nHO
not travelled above a dozen miles
toward the sea he fancied he had
Smelled at eighteen, but this he
declined to believe until the gray man
produced a tattered map and pricked
out the positions with his hook. Tom
then gave in. but climbed into De
Gruchy's saddle with incomplete con-
victions upon the point. The delirium
of his famfshed flight still magnified
both the time and the space which il
had covered. Thinking of the murder
done before his eyes and looking on
these villains whom he had Joined, he
could half believe he was deErious
still. The incredible thing was ttat in
two more hours he would be back upon
that hated spot whittier he had sworn
never to return alive.
But a mans fate was stronger than
his will, as it seemed to Tom during
that midnight ride when not care. but
a very merciful sort of fatalism. sat
behind the reckless horseman. Tatalis-
tic he had felt before, but never with
this result. Hitherto the feeling had
only deepened his despair, whereas
now it was his single solace. It con
soled him for the horrors be had coun-
tenanced that night, it even nerved
him for what deeds he must himself
commit before the night was out.
In the laws eye he was q BRANDED
murderer as it was. He seemed des
tined to deserve that brand He woulc
kick no more against fate SO plain
nj r..
he rode, too slowly for his spirit, {.
deliberate crime, for despite phflosc
ply his one immediate longing was 70
q gallop 10 rekindle blood which tn
murder Of De Gruchy had turned fro
FIRE to ice, and q greater comfort tha
he would have owned to himself car
Of his resolve TO save and protect Pc
81 and Miss Sullivan from this ruts
less crew. Otherwise he was one Q
them and would play his part But
was not yet TIE villain he had hoped
Objective details impressed him lit
at the time. And yet he was left vi
the very sharpest memories OF foatI.
gum trees and Z dropping moon, Of Il
masks they Gil put on and the batterc
top hat that Hockey wore above b.
the pistols that they loaded and Il
brace OF horse pistols handed TO hin
self; the little converse ion on the va
the startling Of a. old E-a kaugarc
that shone an instant gray and glcs@
in the moonlight. then doomed Ct
bounded INTO silence and the shade
OF al such Times. II fact. to the fna
plan OF attack and division OF vi
lainy. made almost within sight OF tn
devoted homestead
At the time. however, though Ton
listened (as he thought aeeenevely ant
was much consulted In the strength OF
his present.knsBledee OF the place. he
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pushed him back. In moment they
were on the ground together.
This was all Tom had seen. All he
now saw was Hockey Simpson getting
TO his feet, with the burst cork forced
high up the hook. which cleaned in
the moonlight as bright and clearly as
before.
$50 that's all right"' said the little
gray man. adjusting his spectacles.
which had become crooked in the fray.
Half heart is worse than no man.
and as he couldn't get on without the
other heather, why. it was the kindest
thing to do. What's more, gentlemen,
l rather think that our young recruit
here is going to prove himself worth
The two Of them put together"
And Tom got playful prod with the
round part of that murderous hook
and yet stood his ground, though De
Gruchy lay fat on his face, with the
moon beating down on his neck and on
a dark blob there in much the same
place as that other mortal wound.
which now puzzled Tom no more.
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ROBINSON'S CROSSING, IND.

Robinson's Crossing, Ind, May 10
There will be no preaching Sunday
owing to the quarterly meeting.
At the recent election of officers
in the Epworth league, the following
were elected: Linnie Dickson, presi
dent: Harriete McMulen, first vice
president; Alice Byrne, second vice
president; Emma Doddridge, third
e-president; Laura Squires, fourth
vice president; Lulu Wood, secretary;
John r. Kuhn, treasurer; Zelma Wood
organist.
John z. Squires and wife have
gone on a two weeks visit to relatives
at Knightstown.
Gertrude McMullen is entertaining
her aunt, Phoebe Wood, of Anderson
this week.
The C. C. Bay View club met with
Lummie Dickson last Friday after
noon After the session light re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be in two weeks with
Della and Matte Fiant at their home
and at that time officers will be
elected for next year.
Peter Fiant was in this neighbor-
hood Tuesday demonstrating the mer-
it's of a lightning rod he sells.
John III. Rutherford and family and
Carl Carter, and family, were the
guests Sunday of Mary B. Layson.
Mary Holland and Nora Ryan were
shopping in Connersville Saturday.
Thomas Caldwell, and Forest Cald-
vel. Ora Fiant and Lester Rutherford
uere calling on friends in Browns
vile Sunday.