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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
BOLTS THE G. 0. P.
Republicans Put Negroes snd In
dians in Same Basket Belts
the Ticket.

James A. Norman. d Nuskogee.
viii tsoll the Republican party lie
Is a Democrat from nov GA and wlll
line up with The parts q the white
man
4 eonlin'l stand % see en- put the
nsgfoes and tne Indians u the sane
basket propose 70 Fesuse the OF
der q things adopted last night |
am going % vote fof tho constitution
and against ths tlcket
Mf Norman Is a Chenuies citizen
and has been active "a politics for 3
loHg time
Bot | haye euf them oat hon b.
saIa l1e Rspubiiesn cWWd has
made ue Democrat Tief are
making Democrats Tistt along lu
fact theY are doing more g. Aald tbs
State l1f ptmoc aef tlmU ths iNmo
emfs themsalsea IL tbey Aep ~
their plan 90 eaMpiigu aad tksif
meinesis of doing hasIutss ihefa Rih
nul De enough Republicans .left witl
tn twe feafs % bold a e9usent ian
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
AEH MINING COMPANY
ORGANIZED TO PROSPECT

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eau gsei q $50 tHls tsif~s aof
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as snasH Is as
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paa liank 81 L Sd prep S
tlaf 1eall sel ~ eats & e ~
mineral q 81 81 " sisi lisI -
manHsf 49, ~ pfsale 81 llem 81
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
STANDARD OIL RAIlROAD
COMBINATION INDICATED

Ehl ago Aug Conference lndl
csllus D continuation q interests be.
tween the STANDARD oN eafparatloe
Bha ll.e allsssa sfieiss Io Hfit faf.
thsr government Investigation are ii
poaefe>s lu Cncaku ara Nee Yara
Iha Cheska & Alfen. tie Chicago
lMflaelH &Qnne4 ana Chicago s
HaleFu Illinois I|nss ialnllI named Is
TIE ~ nalogmeuss returned s. s
= efs Eland laf4 age represented "a
afs ~ H lafluns Aslagnsgs john
Miller aHi Hefltz Kossnthal. Tof The
eiAdsaa 0ll eBmpany have Ossa lf
sixufsed slNf1M filsif saeail8ns
Is aEflEuIa q fudge I.anals ln a
elsfia iale railroads equally calpshls
NlIN Ise aI ealnolalien s ile Fnlals
aFa uIEalEssa aua calling spRelal gsasld
InI1 Iafs esuzd tie hesl} banding
IMalIsal al IlN dIlssnas| lalsnsIa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
HASKELL IS INVITED
Popular Democratic Nominee for
GovsSnoF Asked 70 Attend Ohio
Home Coming'' In September

The followlng letter from A. r.
sandies, president of tbs ohlo state
board Of agriculture and clerk Of the
Ohle state senate. 10 Hen 4 \ Has
kell VS. received b. that gentleman
ycsgCniay
Hon. &. \ Haskell.
Maskogee. lndlan Terfilofr
Ny Tear Governor The state teafd
a. agrieulgurs and Columbas hsard ~
trade sfe i9luglf promoting ohio Home
Coming ior tlie ar,l Week Ia Seplem
hsr The. bodies have ia posed upen
mp the lasg q securing lhe pFesenee
q the first governor o. Oklahoma.
We ate slmrf 90 eminent Democrats
An1 long ca Rrpuhlcans Outside 81
q very lew tllc ahaie state u 0hla lsI
gltd you wna Il Ne can Anheauee
that yo0 elli h. pfe,eai aud mass ~
address uu tbe State Hair grounds Is
all Interest as mant leop.s q tie
State IS ang atltf announcement ne
would make / appreciate tha faei
thai Yba all be lu tns mblt of y
strenuous eamfA'se at tilal 'lms bai
Ohio wants sea ssff much fa afe
seins g e'n fom ashf saflaa aad
q sen hart sos aoy ta - a'eI s.as
IS fsifasnts EaaN We
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
STATE BACKS Elm
Alabama Governor stnl AnH
Southern Railway stand by
2i-2 Cent Fafa

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS
DECLARED The NOMINEE


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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
AN EDITOR KILLED
Policeman Let Out on Craft Charge
Is Placed Under Arrest ior
the Crime.

lielena, Att ANR lotaler -.
liceman Zen lugatb aas afnsfed
hers yesterday arsa a8th ihe as
sassluaten g y Scott slit eltar
of the ilelena World ualA4 meHHs
CuFrulh denies ihe shafz4 est te
pehce eNm % la} sfr0as esea
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
STATE WIDE pa9HI
BIIIOaYEs Or Rll

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slmnlIslss las askeg tls llaHa4alsir
AsElan i45sis fstafei Ifam
= me fIsn lla|nHAile saea -
HoIeeeo. Africa f5f tla CAHsa
siafss kessumeif. q eIea ghs esa
siisn lef tfzis e4ants SUNDAY eseH
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AemaItef llsmsmIsf Ils Iaez aaB
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
NO SIX SHOOTERS GO
Deputies in South McAlester Must
Not Wear Pistols, Says
Chief Of Police.

South McAlester, r., Aug -
Chief ~ Police Crockett Lee, Of THIS
clsY, proposes 60 test tile right of the
United States marshal 70 carry waap.
ors within the limits Of McAlesser,
unless such weapons are hackied on
the outside Of their clothes.
Lee recently had pepcty James
CFocker arrested Tor carrying a sun,
but Doweli was released by order ot
City Attorney Fort Lee SAYS, how
ever that he will continue 20 arrest
The deputies wherever he can ilnd
them armed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
VOTERS, REGIsTERl
II You Wish to Vote At the Election
to be Held September IT., You
Must Register.

The section q law governing regis
tration reads
section / Il shall Be- The duty Of
the city clerk Of all elites af the flfst
elass Ia the territory Of Oklahoma 20
keep 10 ms oiiiee REGISTRATION books FOR
the registration Of voters Ia sald city.
u which he shall eatef the name ags,
and residence hy eaFt or precinct or
ssi voters Who mag apply to him IN
person ieF such purpose. aud such reg
istiation mas be made at ans time
during the thirty DAYS nsag preceding
the teu DAYS prior % the holding 81
any genoal O. special election la the
Territory raW city election held al
such city eheu such registration shall
be closed pVyhiod shattle cltg elers
shall keep hs eaiee open f8f tie puf-
Hose q ,aet registration helwceu tha
hours ef pa n ana oc.uck m
iaf tfe peflod q afe da3s next pfeeea
iag che c.ese of registration lof .ay
eify election ana 81 eefad 1t seH
da}s gest preceding use close & vels
tfalion fof m9 eeueTa eeo oa lsA
in the TERRITORY
Nha'fnan tadmp q fa lhna
cAtie state cammtf tm m ue
raaImbn g. the e8sbf 00ant
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
MONTANA COURT
ENJOINS A BOYCOTT

Helena Mont, Aar Judge
lluai in ths United States eaH.
yesterday after aesrus arksmsafs 81
The petition q the hoeag Noaaia.A
Bel Fe'eplone company, granted a
tsmpuIaff iHiaHcflon Restraining tHe
aoeg Hn1iss from batceffaK the
1elephale eanmu4 1hls afsiar IS tie
eesali afa strike q tllF eomeu iels
rlioile gpsf3snfs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
SILK GOES As
APASSEACER

San HfANelsca Aae 5 caf.ed n
so saluei & e 80 las lesn landsi
fFpH llp hinpan HaHi. ana - ORDER
e isitef Insure ~ aaIri8 ell he ~
#aI1ea ez4i ~ 1sselsRef If2IHa 4
IS tlse masl salaah|e consignment 81
s|ls tesIssd u lhs parE laE he pest
four FasfA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15

sAHEaz Eeffsei|Ss. leHE lezEs
sltI1ss iIs samaa.A tokess sfla ~
Nt. 4 EHIIsf Iilaa "a fsiat suHH.a
fpauls. sIell j. HHilIslssx HMsf
AHaUtzlh le4 s. eaztIz. fea 81 IsIl
IaIa 4 laaan4n.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-16
Bess ny Test =. I



PENDANTS were copartners as alleged
in the comp plant is a mixed question
Of law and fact, and under the syi-
dence the court could not determine
such question as a matter of law. The
respondent furnished the building and
lot upon which such Illegal business
was conducted under an agreement
with his cod defendant that he should
receive one-half Of the nef profits Of
the business Held; Under the evil
dence, that it was for the jury to say
what The intention Of the parties was,
such intention, when ascertained, be-
ing largely contro lring.
Less proof is requisite to establish
a partnership in actions against al
LEGGED partners than il necessary in
actions between the parties them
selves. IA
Appeal from the district court Of
Richland county Hon. Frank F. Al
len, judge.
Nice umber, Forbes 8 Jones for ap-
Ipellant.
Purcen & Divet for respondent, Aug
ust Toetcher
Jud gment reversed se' a and new trial
ordered.
Opinion BY Fisk, J. All concur.
Z &
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-16
BOOsE Sale AS
MADE in MINNIE
SUPREME couR HOLDS THAT.
BOOZE VENDOR IN THIS STATE
CAN'T EvADE payment ON
CLAIM THAT HIS PuRc liAsE
WAS MAD E He RE. I'll

The supreme court, in an appeal
from Rtchland county. lays down some
law as to the obligation of purchasers
Of liquor in this state from persons
in another state to pay for them, and
reVerses the lower court and orders
q new trial in the case of Max Frank
lei VS.. George NJ Hitler The defend
ant in this case sought to evale the
payment for liquors purchased from
a firm in Minnesota by setting up
that the sales we're in this state and
therefore void, as legal transactions,
and that the plaintiffs Were aiding in
the violation Of the prohib ition law
and. therefore, not entitled to recov-
| er. The supreme court does not look
| at the matter in this light and says in
| its syllabus III .is#
In an action by Wholesale liquor
dealers located in Minnesota to re-
cover the purchase price or intoxicat-
ing liquors sold to persons residing
in this. state, the answer, in addition
to a general denial, alleged that such
sales We're MAIDS in North Dakota and
therefore void under the provisions
! of section 1921, re. 1899. Held THAT
such sales took place in Minnesota,
the liquors having bgen delivered f.
o. b. cars at st. Paul, pursuant to or
ders sent to plaintiffs ait that place.
! Resp ondent sought to prove that
such sales were made by plaintiffs
with intent to enable defendants to
violate the prohibitory law Of this
state. Held; That he could not avail
himself of a contract when such illeg-
ality does NOT appear either upon its
face or in the plaintiffs evidence nee
essary to prove the same, the defend
ant must specifically allege such IL
legality. Neither the contract upon
/ its face nor the plaintiff S evidence
disclosed that such contract was IL
legal: hence it was error to direct a
verdict on such ground.
~ Under the provisions of section
1890. R. q. 1905, mere knowledge by
the vendor of intoxicating liquors law
fully sold in one state, that the ven.
\ dee intends to resell them in viola
/ ton of the laws Of another state, is
not sufficient to defeat an action
brought in the latter state by the ven
dor against the Vendee to recover the
purchase price thereof. In order to
defeat such action for the purchase
prizes it must appear that the vendor
intended by such sale, In some man
| ner no matter how slight. to aid the
lvendee In his unlawful design to VIC
/ late the laws of his state.
1 The fact that the contract Of part
nership between defendants, if any
existed, was for an illegal purpose,
towit: the unlawful traffic in intoxi-
4 eating liquors. is not snfficient to de
1 feat recovery by plaintiffs in the
absence Of proof that they were con
nected in some way with such illegal
contract. #
The question as to whether the de.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-16
$4,000 Feet HIGH
NEW HAMPSHIRE BALLooNlsTS
TAKE SKY TRIP OF 1875
y MILES &.

rs Fremont, n. HI, Nov. ID After a
flight through the air Of about 1876
miles, the balloon Stevens 81, which
went up from North Adams at 11:01
a. m. today, landed three miles north
of Fremont at Ais this afternoon.
Leo Stevens of New York. and James
F. Lord Of Chicago, the pilot and pas
senger, said their trip had been en-
ioyable Their highest altitude was
IL 900 feet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-16

A. ". Lucas Go. ara holding their
annual Thank sgiying Linen Sale, do
not fan to take advantage Of the ex-
Extraordinary bargains. 8@ 53s53
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-16

Automobile and Carriage Robes are
sold by G. w Wolbert Hardware Co.
Cheaper than at any other place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-16

Reading Tribune ads is an education
which you can turn into Immediate
cash, in this way II serves a double
purpose, II not only benefits you but
helps the merchant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-16
Linen sale

Linen Sale IL "a.
Thanksgiving linen sale at the Fair
store this week. Reduced prices. 5
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29

Handsome imported voile and
silk suits, also finest chiffon Pan
ANA and mixture suits, richest suits
Of the entire year, exclusive ideas
if you want them. $45 90 Suits,
Easter sale price $29, rs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29
-N1erely PERSONAL

Miss Maude Decker has returned
tn her home in Caledonia after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kinds.
Miss Mary, Young, of Oberlin, is
the guest Of Miss Grace Dcnman
this week.
Jay Sweeney went TO Marion
Wednesday morning for short Wis
it.-Galion Inquirer.
Mrs. C. w. T4effler and son Carl
went to Columbus today to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs--C. E. Bombarger,
OF Chicago avenue, are spending
the week with friends in Chicago,
Ills, and DunkirlS. Ohio.
Clrence, the l6-year-old son of
Jacob Fail, of Fenton Place. who ac-
cidently shot himself last Sunday. Is
improving and no fears are felt for
his recovery.
Mrs. C. H.. Martin and Mrs. John
DeTurk left last evening for Hun
died, West Virginia. where they will
remain several lays as the guest of
relatives.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29
Brief 1r1ention


"A special rehearsal of Epworth
NJ. r.. choir was held at the
church last night for the purpose
of preparing the regular Faster
cantata.
AT the annual meeting of the
Ohio Independent Telephone associ-
alton, ID. NJ Odaffer of this city was
chosen as one OF the delegates-at-
large to the International conven-
ton at Chicago In June.
The funeral services of Mrs. ].
@. Martin will be held at the home
lat D. m. at the y. b. Church at
y p. m. Saturday afternoon. All
friends desiring to view the remains
will be given an opportunity to do
so at any time before the service
lat the home.
There will dc an important meet
ing of the y. M. G.. A. men,
bership committee and the Lead
ler's class in the Y. NJ. C.. A..
this evening. AT 6:3O.~o clock the
classes will assemble in the ban
quet rooms for supper after which
lplans will be completed for the an
lniial gym banquet and other bust
ness OF much Importance transact
ed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29
TOUGH" ANDERSON
STRIKES A SNAC
In the Person of Scott Hum:
mer the Wrestler.
Marion Knight of the Mat Fails to
Throw Caledonia Man
Thrice in 70 Minutes.

"Tough" Anderson, the promis-
ing young Marion wrestler ran up
against tough proposition Thurs
day night at Caledonia when he
entered handicap match with
Scot Hummer of that town. agree
ing TO throw him three falls in
seventy minutes, OF TO forfeit gate
receipts.
After seventy minutes of the
hardest wrestling ever witnessed by
Caledonia sports young Anderson
gave up the ghost after securing
two falls from his sinewy oppon-
cpt. The first fall was gained in
Is minutes. the second in thirty
two minutes. Frank Mathison Of
Caledonia referred the match. The
opera Mouse was occupied almost
to lis seating capacity there being
nearly two hundred present.
The Caledonia sports are very
enthusiastic over the wrestling
game and on Saturday evening,
April q. Anderson and Hummer
will meet again for finish battle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29

Finest suits in the house, showing
extreme beauty in voile silk and
Panama, Swell eton or tight fitting
garments, best of everything Many
are exclusive models, regular $50. 90
suits. Easter sale price $50. 90.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29

High class suits from high grade
imported materials. stunning crea-
tions in Panamss, worsted plaids,
silks and voiles suits you'll gladly
pay 5000 for are to 60 during
this Easter sale at S19.75.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29

church explain. but asa symbol of
the alteration of Christ.
Other ceremonies equally impress
sive mark the observance of the
day.
During the afternoon until 3
q clock members of the congrega-
tion pray in the churches. This is
TO commemorate the time before
the death of Christ and is known
as the three hours watch.
Tomorrow is Holy Saturday, the
last day of Lent and the morning
service on this day abonnds i'll in
teresting ceremonies to appreciate
which an understanding of the lit
nrgy and of religious lore is es-
sent'"l.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29

Suits Of all wool Panama in black
and colors, of black and white
checks and plaids and novelty
weaves, wide range of beautiful
suits in this lot, and which for
morely sold at Sl5 .0C I'D to $19.75
sale price 1918.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29
Impressive Services at St.
Mary's Church
TRAGEDY OF COLCOTHA
Commemorated in Catholic
and Episcopal Churches
Tomorrow is Holy Saturday the
Last Day of Lent-Morning
Service Will he Held.

Good Friday, the memorial Of
the tragedy at Golgotha, was today
observed III Catholic and Episcopal
churches throughout The world. IL
is the darkness before the dawn,
in the world of ecclesiastical, the
most woeful day in the whole cal
endar, just two days before Easter
when the entire Christian world
bursts forth into u paean OF joy
and exuilalion.
AT 81. Maly's church the day
was most impressively observed.
With the symbolism typical of the
services OF that church. the observ-
ance Of Good Friday is one Of
sadness. The altars which are gem
orally festooned. are bare and
cheerless, the bells are hushed, and
throughout the churches there is n
funeral air. The chasuble, or out
are elaborate, commencing with the
black. The ceremonies for the day
aer elaborate, commencing with tue
singing of the passion, then fol-
lowing the alteration Of the cross,
procession and nass of the presanc-
iified. On the arrival OF the priest
at the altar he throws himself pros
trate 10 show his alteration and the
affliction of the church, and then
Follows the reading from the proph-
et Osce.
The priest prays. ASKING God
that the suffering shall not re-
lound TO. the maled;etion Of man
kind and then follows the reading
Of the passion. John xviii-xix. The
congregation stands during the read
ing of this, as il stands always
during the gospel, except when
is read that Christ bows his head
and gives up the ghost. ii kneeIs
Then follows prayers for the en-
tire world.
The most impressive part OF
the ceremonies is the unveiling oi
the cross, during which the priest
repeatedly chants in Latin. "Be-
hold the wood Of the cross" and
sometimes adding "upon which tht
Salvation OF the world did hang
To this the choir answers, "Comt
let ms adore. /"
There is no music on Good Fri
lay in Catholic churches. and this
lccentuates the dirge-like quality
IT the chant. The gradual uncov
arlng Of the cr0s is TO represent
The gradual uplifting OF the eros
IN MI Calvary. The crucifix i,
5hein laid on the floor Of thu
sanctuary in front OF the ALTA
and the priest dalsing off his
shoes as token Of humility Thrice
bends the knees aud kisses tht
i've wounds Of the figure upon III,
arops. Throughout the day Tho
congregation files TO the head ol
he nave. and juct at the entralles
TO the sanctuary the members als(
Kiss Tie cross This u not III i
'pirit of idolatry, prelatss o. thl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29
Tile Like at Ellery's

Tile Like makes old furniture look
like new. 1t is Me best and most
durable finish for[loprs can be used
on hard or soft w0Nd.
For Sale at r''''7N Bargain sssssi; s.sTs;
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-29
Easter Vegetables

Strawberries in pints and quarts,
cuenmbers, tomatoes. cpfly lettuce,
water cress, radisLes. .sendiye. Flor
ida Celery, sasafras Beets. New
Pineatples. parsley ne. Also potted
Easter flowers, .esG dyes. and fresh
eggs at 1Gc a ,Sozen.
K W sR ~. LEWIS & Co..
n. Main st orDo. Court House. .
Fancy straxlFfriss ~ Turner's FOR
the Easter 1lhner, S-2e- -at
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pra tipo de imprenta usado.
EDICTO
Intestado de Dona Antonia Bes-
tart y Saliva.

lose Frontera, Administered |u-
dicia1 del intestado de dofia Antonia
Bestart Saliva, debidamente auriza-
do por esta Corte dc Distrito, todo
el que pueda interesarle ha2o saber:
Que dofla Antonia Bestart Y Saliva,
mayor de edad, soltera, sin profession
especial de ofcios dome sticos, We
Gina de Arroyo P R., falleci6 en-, di-
cho pueblo de Arroyo el dfa de
Mayo de 1906, sin o'orgar disposition
ltestamentarla alguna.
Que desconociendose en- la actuali
dad quienes puedan ser los herede-
ros legftimos de la fnada senora
Bestart, por virtud de la presente de
orden del honorable Jucz de esta
Corte de Distrito y en- cumplimiento
del artfculo 22 de la Ley de procedi-
m ientos legales especlales, aprobada
en- 9 de Mario de 1905, cito, !lamo y
emplazo, q los que Sc cream con dere-
chos dicha herencia, para que com
parezcan ante la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Guayama,
dentro del termino de 90 dlas con-
tar desde la fecha de la publication
del ,iltimo edicto, para rec1amar el
derecho de que Sc cream aslstidos.
Dichas reclamacioncs dehcran pre-
sentarse con los dOcumentos iustifica.
tivos correspondence, en- la oicina
del Secretario de la Corte de D,strito
cita en- la calle de HoStOs en- Ia ciudad
CUE yama.
Arroyo, Pto. Rico. Febrero Is de
1oo7.-JosG Fronte,a, Administrator
Judicial.