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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
BEAR CREEK TO Be
MADE NAWIGABLE.
humphreys and Marshall Return From
Bear Creek.

Indianola, Miss, Sept. 8.--Congress-
man Humphreys and United States Engi.
neer Marshall today completed an OK.
animation Of Bear Creek, in this county,
with view to its Improvement by the
Unite l States Government. Both gentle
man we're greatly pleased with the ter
ritory through which Bear Creeks runs
and were surprised to note the develop
ment since the last examination was
made, some fifteen years ago.
The Delta Southern railroad erected
a pile bridge across the lower end Of
this stream when they built the Itta
Bena-Belzoni branch, about year ago,
and quite a fight followed when Mr..
Humphreys attempted tn make thom
take away the piliDg and put In turn
bridge, so that the little boats which
ply the stream could get in and out.
The railroad was finally compelled to
put the turn-bridge in, however, to the
delight Of the people who live along the
upper reaches OF the creek.
At the last session OF congress Mr..
Humphreys had an examination ordered
to ascertain the possibility and desira-
bility OF clearing out the obstructions
from this stream and making 1t naviga-
BILE for the greater part Of the year.
1t was in pursuance Of this order
that the examination was made yester-
day and today, and 1t is to be hoped
that the engineer will make favorable
report on the project, as the improve
ment will prove to be Of inestimsble
value to the entire southeastern portion
Of this county.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
MAYOR COMPLIMENTS
NATIONAL GUARD.
Was Pleasure to eaterts'a Gentle.
manly Soldiers.
Columbus, Miss, Aug. II, 1907.
Maj. Gen. 8. r. Keesler,
Camn C.Olumhna MIss

Columbus. Miss. Aup. IL 1907
Maj. Gen. 8. R. Keesler
Camp Columbus, Miss.
sir:-As Chief executive of IN. c,tv
~ co,.mn.s ~, o, ~. !, s.s,. .1s ,. o...
-. N..,n.., a.. - s,.S,-.,.
!. sss, .. $3.50 )" ...pp' 70 sO
2 'Asas rssps'slvs homes without s1-
1 = :n. ssFoasa yoa, ON No
a - - 6ros
plsesarp II hss given - toshavs ~ our
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
The Man With the Chin.

ne always has something to grumble
about,
Had this man with chip on his shoul-
der;
The world to the dogs was going no
doubt,
10 the man with a chip on his shoulder.
Nobody was honest, nobody was square,
he found traps to "do" him were laid
everywhere;
Nobody, he met would deal with him
fair,
Thought the man with the chip on his
shoulder.
He looked out for trouble as farmers for
rain,
The man with the chip on his shoulders;
de searched every pleasure to find hid
den pain,
The man with ) chip On his shoulder.
The clouds we're too dark or the sun was
too bright,
No natter what happened II never was
right;
When psace - prevailing be spoiled
for fight,
The man With : chip on bis shoulder.
The dsed might be right. but he thought
motive wrong,
The man With ! chip on bis shoulder;
He was surs right and honor WAS bought
for sone.
The man With chip on his shoulder.
Hs thinks 49, ~ chsmplon mankind
nest nseds.
That ~ world 4 dependent on him
- his dGeds; III
nat ~ ~ wOrss pest that society
beeids
- naa ~ = chip "a NJ shoulder.
x l3nltt tt0oeo AmGe1cen.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
OUR MOTTO: aBE lust AND FEAR NOT"
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS
WILL Be PRESENT.
Mlnsritv lss1ss b 0elal ts Alsmpsls
cseseatlsA

Congressman John sh.,n v,,,.m.
has not;Sed Iuara Tho. Raha, .h.,,
man of the Mi.si..,nni d.l...t,on ~ A..
Iaka..to .tha. .f,o,f Nan v.,.,v.v r,c,.
vention a Mamnb;. that i. I'll, .ttard
tho con nvsrt,or In o,A.. !, x,.,t Man.
phis NJ william. -. comnal,.a =
CANCEL . lactura .n.,..n.,t n, th.t
date involv,nv .ave,,I h..d,..a ALI. ~
and encountarinr ,puch t,o.h,. 4 -.
curing . rele... from tha .nr,r.msnt
saws the J.ck.on Nav. +. /. n.oh.h,s
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
SMITH AND CLARK
WILL TOUR STATE.
Efsert To stir Up Interest In Cotton
Association.

4 The jackson News OF the Sth inst. an
nounces tour Of the State by MIR. Il
D. Smith, OF South Carolina, and Presi.
dent Clark, Of the Mississippi division
Of the Southern Cotton Association.
| Among the places these gentlemen
will speak are the following:
Yaxoo City, Tuesday, Sept. II, II a.
m.
Greenwood, Wednesday, Sept. IS, II
.. m.
Greenyille, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1! a.
%.
The News refers to Messrs. Smith and
Clark In the following complimentary
manner:
"Mr. Smith is one Of the greatest
orators Of the South, and most inter
esting speaker, and all who hcar him
will realize that those who fall to attend
these meetings will have missed an op.
portunity which does not often come to
Misslssipplans.
Mr.. Clark has Just returned from
Europe, where he attended the Inter-
national Cotton Congress at Vienna.
Mr.. Clark visited all the cotton centers
Of Europe and will speak OF the deplor-
able condition of American cotton as
received In Europe and will fuggest
remedies for this condition.
1t is to be hoped that these gentlemen
will have good audiences at all Of these
appointments, and the Daily News has
no hesitancy in saying that the farmers
and oitizens generally of the towns to
be visited will find General Organizer
Smith, one OF the most interesting talk
ers who has appeared on the platform
In this state for many years. During
the recent convention In jackson, dis
cussing the oft-repeated statement that
the farmers will not stick to their or
ganization Mr.. Smith declared that he
was sick and tired Of all this talk that
''the farmers won't stick Here the
speaker described In eloquent terms
which brought tears to the eyes of sew
eral present the return OF the Southern
farmer to his home after the war, his
hardships that took the children from
school, the bloom Of health from the
rosy cheeks Of Southern women and
placed instead the furrow OF care; the
strength from the man, his labor gone
md only silent sentinel Of lone,
standing among the ashes Of
Ills home with the purity of the Southern
lone threatened with dark rapine-
ust backed by the bayonets Of a foreign
and. How he stood through 1t all and
ought hard to raise his crop; how he
vent through the dark reconstruction
lays and how he finally brought the
ountry back at an awful sacrifice to
like civilization and then
ave those who lead easier walks
Trough life stand by and say "he won't
tick"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
GONG TO CollEGe7

The young men and young women
who are now ready to enter college
for the first time are interested in
the various phases Of the new life
which they are about to enter. The
beginning Of any serious under
taking is perhaps tho most import
ant and critical period, This is As
true in student life a. elsewhere,
The students who are now entering
college for the first time will very
soon select the friends who are TO
be their future associates, and will
unite themselves with the college
organizations that will have much
to do in forming Of their future lives.
In every important college Of the
State there is q Young Woman's or
a Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton which exists for the assistance
and development Of all the students
who enter the college. No student
should hesitate TO make himself
known to some Of the active men,
bers Of the Association, who will be
glad to meet him and to give him
any reasonable assistance. Special
attention will gladly be given TO
pew students. When you reach the
college which you prefer TO attend,
go 10 the Association headquarters
and make yourself at home. Enter
actively into the Association work,
remembering that what you COW a.
students you may expect 10 reap as
citizens.
The Association stands for clean
athletics, strong Christian character,
duty we'll performed. . healthy and
vigorous college spirit, thoroughly
Bible study, and On actively positive
life.
Parents and friends, encourage
each student to icir and To actively !
support the Christian Association.
x. x. x.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
A Big job.

Messrs. H. N. Thsyer and 8. A. kggle.
ston Of Carrol'ton, civil engineers, have
been awarded the contract for the
making map Of the county Of Yaxoo,
and when finished 1t will be one Of 6nsst
maps In the State. They are required
to measure oil the roads In the County
and to show the distances, to show the
exact location Of every school house,
and church, and every wateP eourss
and railroad In the County. and to show
upon the map the owner Of every piscs
Of land. They are to furnish the Board
Of Supervisors with Ave hundred Of
these maps, which are TO b 5 by . fest.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
s. R. TULL, Pastor.

was so weak from an attack OF Di-.
arrhoea that could scarcely attend to
my duties, when | took dose OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t cured me entirely and
had been taking other medicine for nine
days without relief. heartily recon-.
mend this remedy as being tho best 10
my knowledge for bowel complaint --R.
@. STEWART, Of the fra Of Stewart q
Bro, Of dreenville, Ala, For sale by
Raines drug store and @. D. Cassity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
DEEP WATERWAYS
CONVENTION DELEGATES.
The City Council, Business League, and
Cotton Exchange Have Ap-
no'nted Delegates,

The following delegates have been
appointed to attend the Deep Water.
ways Convention In Memphis In Oct. 4,
and 8,
CITY COUNCIL DELEGATES.
WS Vardaman, ] A shute, r. II Hicks,
IT Logglns, W r. Bell, Monroe Me-
Clurg, W NJ Wilmington, 8 2 Prophet,
@ W Crockett, B Humphreys, Lee Ar
terbury, W 7 Chapman, W NJ peteet, II
VPollard, W NJ Hammer, John A Tyson,
ID Lomax, M y Sandifer, A McC Kim
brougb, M B Grace, ID wilborn, Il L
Mounger, 3 L Gwin, s l. Brister, ] G
Park, @ B Stewart, J B Bright, W b
Dickens, J W Dulaney, E II Bullock, s II
Guess, W T Mathews, Joe Ellington,
Latham Ray, T Gum, L r Mcshane,
G Il Saunders. G W Vance, j H Lucas. u
N Aldridge, b B Bell, Ward Telfair,
Paul Monthly, D p Montgomery, John
Petty, G Crowell, n P Parish, s s
Steele, y y Inlow, Ev Hughston, @ M
Turner, H B Dixon, Thoa Dean, W s
Cunningham, Roht, Herman, John Ash
craft, u " Persons, J d Duncan, G q
Nichols, II 7 Jones, W G Sanders, Gus
Aron, W A Stinson, l. p Yerger.
BUSINESS LEAGUE DELEGATES.
EN- Purcell, X @ King, Robt. Wilson,
+ II Austin. ? M Sterling, N s Wright.
Calhoun Wilson, r II Baird, A Weller, s
q Wilson, II q Kitchell, Ike Stein, Gid
Montioy. sr., Chas. CrniI, W.T. johnson.
Harry Reiman, W T Dundas. J d g Ham
mond, J y Hosmer, Ropp, " Eggle-
ston, A Dahmer, T Mcintyre, N D.
West, G " Smith, J D McAlpin, c E|
Wright, 3 II Howard, Sam Wilsiord, Tom
Williams, W X Priestley, 8 L Raines, J
D Mann, Rowan Thayer, Leop Stein, ri
\ Locke, p I DeLoach, W 3 Herbert, j
KaDtrovits, T ] Phillips, q II Gossom, NJ
Alexander. 3 Q Lsnoir. G T Barrier, W
T. Fountain, H Hope. 4 N Chandler, A
Bernstein. Arthur scatss, W A Gillespie,
Arch Peteet, A Davidson, X LYMAN, r L
Miller, II L foy, A NJ Payne.
COTTON EXCHANGE DgLgGATgs.
PA Malone, " G George, J W Barn
we'll, B B Pr0yine, n E CABIN. wN Phsrr. |
3 II Mcshsne, W N Priestiy, wP Wesv.
o., RDbt .Hahin, J n Henderson. Bam
Young, ChnG u iiltesDie. John Rr0wn. |
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
Rev. {. D. Solomon Next Sunday.

Evangelist E. ID. Solomon will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday,
Sept 18th, at the morning hour. I am
sure that this announcement will be
received with great pleasure to all
those who so greatly enjoyed Bro. Solo
mons preaching during our meeting
last Spring.
s.. E. TULL. Pastor.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
Syrian Dies From Heart Failure.

George White died suddenly from
heart failure in the store Of Abraham
Naaman on Thursday Of last week.
White Is survived by wife and two
children. His remains we're laid to rest
In Odd Fellows cemetery the following
day, a large number Of people attending
the funeral, which was conducted from
the Catholic church.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
Special Notice.

Our expert designer and tailor, Mr..
Robt. Jones, has just arrived from Chi
cago and Is now In charge Of our tailor
ssg department. Call and sec our dis
plsy Of fall and winter Piece Goods, 81
which we handle tho finest in the
country at reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
]. KANTROvITZ q BRO.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
For Sale.

6sd acres Of Delta land about 7 a,iles
southeast OF Greenwood. Miss. about
loo acres In cultivation. Bargain fo,
anyone that wants farm. Will soil
all or part. For terms apply to,
BEN EXUM,
Yazoo City, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
|MR. CROAk WRITES
INTERESTING LETTER.


Mr.. J. r. Crosk, former agent for tn,
American Express Company la this city
who now holds the same agency for tina
company 1t Codeyvills, Ians., recentl,
wrote the editor Of Ths Commonwealth
the following interesting letter, IL
which appreciated refsrsnces are made
relative 70 dreeawood people and Ael
good water.
Nj. oroak b . native q Michigan, and
bis comments on the impadsnoe and In.
solsnes Of the Kansas segeoes II sddi.
tionsl evidence Of the lnpressioa made
upon Northern people Who live Ia the
south long enough " siss up the negro
question In its true lighti
DEAR BROraER uILLssPiR: Have been
delayed ia my proniss ~ write you.
This y quite city. Miles, Of street
paving (orick) In aud gJtng in. Num-
bers u hne residences and stores here
and others going up. Everything has a
new Look. Tney have juss Completed
street car line to lndsdsndencv, Has,
IL miles. Have ! paid lire departments
spd hospital ambulance patrol. Natur-
sl gas wells, glass factories, wholesale
commission houses, etc ln fact they
are quite cityaed. The people are
friendly aud that makes II NICE tur any.
one In the express business.
But want to tell you, we MISS our
friends In Greenwood. They sre the
best people on earth. You can also bet
we mics the Green wood water. Most
people drink filtered cistern water here.
The Elks are putting up . fne build
ing here. Tho Masons also have =
Of their own.
II you want to ses the important ne
gro, w have him. He takes the whole
'idewslks, stsres the ladies' out Of coun- |
'snanes aud il little more importrnt |
;hsp pnyone I have ever met. Have
'esPd = number Of them curse white
'sopla. The arst one heard do this,
vas In the post-oaace, ca~ing the mail
'lerk st the delivery ~iadnw. ! gave
lin . good calling down, but he was
'ery impudent and II didn't do any
sood. Several bystsnders (white) ad-
Used me to let tho negroes alone or
would get the worst OF 1t. They call
he negro servants Miss or Mrs, let
hem come to the front doors, etc. l
sught another negro drinking out Of
he wster glass that We use. The gen.
lemen ~ was 80 surprised when l called
I'm that knew | had made another
,istake.
Well TO make long story short, he is
sed hero politically. So you know the
est,
u used to make ne pretty mad to hear
Ae Southern people run down everyone
'om the North on ACCOUNT Of being
negro lover. Bat ! can SEQ the justice
tit In . place like this. In all my
'svels this 10 tho limit. Excuse me for ,
sing oil this space on negro.
House rent ID about the same here a.
Greenwood. Natural gas ID very
hesp, $3.50 for gas range per month,
ghts in residences IL cents each,
|ectric lights 16 Q. p. 25c esch; min.
LOO; other living expenses about the
lme - In Greenwood. Il
Hope you are oil we'll. Mrs. G. joins
. In sending our best regards.
1T. CROAK.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
On Account Jewish Holiday

Our store will be closed from Tuesday
evening, Sept, 18th, ct . p. n. until
Wednesday evening, Sept, 18th, - . p
STERN BROS. Co,
Successors to the r. r. Jones Co,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
GOING OUT or BUSINESS.

Our entire stock Of Furi-
ture and House Furnishings
VIII be sold at Auction, Satsr~
day, Sept. 14th. Attend Uia
sale and get goods Il yosr o,vn
price. Leflore Furniture CO,
112 W. Maket StSef.
----------- sa
The Commonwealth. $50
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-09-13
ThEAT0RiUM.

Beautiful Illustrated Songs. Pianist
and Vocalist,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
, ,.Ipvncio. -Tramo! metaIicps.

Departamento del Interior, Bureau de
Obras P1blicas, Ofcina del Su-
perintendente. San Juan, mayo
28, 1907.
FL Bureau de Obras P1blicas, De-
paItamento del Interior, recibira en-
es.a O6cina hasta las 10 A. NJ. del
d(A 20 de julio de 1907, en- cuya fecha
Sc abriran pdblicamente, .proposicio-
nes en- pliegos cerrados para la adju-
dicaci6n en- p1blica subastade la cons
trucci6n y entrega en- el muelle deSan
Juan, construction entrega y monta-
e, montaje solamente, de cinco ira
mos de acero de Q35'1I2") Ally me-
tros de lnz para los puentes sobre el
Rio Grande de Lola cerca de Caguas,
Ell Rio La Plata en- la carretera Baya-
mon Comerio y el de Utuado la en-
trada del pueblo del mismo nombre.
PERIL del trazado, tipo del tramo
pliego de condolences y description
de la obra Sc encuentran de manifesto
y pueden obtenerse en- esta Ofcina.
La Administration Sc reserva el
dercCho de rechazar cualquieray todas
las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comsionado del
1ntcrior,-J. j. JIMENEZ, Superin-
tendente de Obras Pdblicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
Sc WEN@E

Por no poder atenderlo su dueiio,
ell hermoso Kiosko Arabe forma octo-
gonal, que Sc halla enclavado en- Ell
centro del Parque Palmer; levantado
sobre cimientos de IS pulgadas de
espesor.
Is nno de los mas boritos Y ma
yore5 de la Isla, 8 quizas el mejor, de
construction art stfca y cubierto con
carton impermeable de la mejor cali
dal que Sc la importado Ell Ell pals.
Solo cuenta menos de un afio de
editicado, Y ell condolences de explo-
taci0n por estar amueblado conve-
nitntemente.
Para condolences de Compra pue
den dirijirse su duefio, en- el propio
klosko, Q en- su casa habitaci6n, calle
de Beraces. Caguas, JUNO II de 1907.
JoSE BoADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20

fanza y el respeto en- el cumpliinisa-
to de sus deberos pOliciacos.
Deberan presentarse dos solicitu-
des hechas de puho y letra del aspi-
rante y juradas ante Juez 8 Notario
P1blico, dando asi fe de la idsntidad
de su persona y de que ha sido hecha
por el nismo aspirante. Una de c.
tas solicitudes, acompafiada de la fe
de bautismo, 6 certifcaci6n de naci-
miento requisite indispensable, perk
enviada a la Comision con las eerti-
ficaciones de conducta moral Y otra
solicitud enviada al sefior Jefe de Ia
Policfa Insular, para que, en- Ell Guar
tel General Sc informe 81 el aspirante
ha pertenecido antes al Cuerpo de Ia
Policla, y de la conducta que haya
Observable. Estan excludes los indi-
viduos que hubieren salido del Cuer-
po por imposibilidad ffsica, 6 por ex-
pulsi6n.
Ell plazo de admission de las salicitu-
des expirara ell "a de JUNO, entendien-
dose nula toda solicitud que venga CON
fechl posterior q la msncionada.
Los aspirantes deberan encontrerse
cn los puntos de referencia--Ponce Ma
yagiiez-los dias seiialados las ocho de
la maiana en- el l'cal que ocupa el cuartsl
de la PoGicia Ell estas poblacioneA-La
Co1nisi6n de Ia Policia InsuIar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
TALLAS PARA POL|CIAS

La Comisi6n de la Policia Insu-
lar celebrara tallas en- Ponce y Maya.
giisE respsctivamente los dias ~ y
as del mes actual. Los aspirantes
deboran tener 2t amos cumplidps IS y
no mas de 40; tsner como talla mini
ma 1 metro "a centimetros y S cen
tfmetros de expansion toracica; debe-
ran tener buenas condicionsS de salud
y dssarrollo ffsico, siendo excludes
los individuos que presenter alguna
defsrmidad, como quebraduras, her
Mas, falta de dientes, desviaci6n de
los ojes, ruanchas en- el cnerpo, hue
llas 6 vestigios de intermediates Sc
cretas, etc.
Cada aspirante Sc proveera, para
presentar q la Comision, de certif-
caciones de buena conducta libradas
poT las Autoridades Locales y princi-
palmente, de los Juzgados Municipal
les 6 de Paz, que evidencien no haber
Sufrido correction alguna.
La Comisi6n atendera de pIefe-
rencia, 4 aquellas condolences mora
les que Sc refejen en- los habitos y
busnas costumbre de los aspirantes.
Sc necesitan a la vez que hombres
aanos y fuertes, individuos de buen
juicio, prudentes, Temperatures, bien
educados, que puedan mercer la con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
4 10! MAt!TROs

FL al del corriente quedarau
vacantes todas las escuelas de ssta
municipalidad.
LOS maestros que deseen con-
tratarse para el pr6xino curse es.
collar, pueden dirigir sus solicitudes
al secretario de esta Junta, don So.
luStiano Villanil, hasta el ~ del
preSente mes.
Este anuncio Sc publicara 10
veces seguidas a contar desde Ia
fecha.
Manatf, JUNO II de 1907.
!. GanGfa.
Presidente de la Juuta Escolar,
80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
PoR sfo,eco

De contsdo, sc vende la finca d..
n0minada sBarranc lSo, la cual Sc haya
tuada en- Ell barrio dc uLlanos Cos.
tasD de este termino. Dista a hora v
media de la poblaci6n, Sc compone de
I. 500 cuerdas de extension, todas BIO.
pas para las siembras en- frutos memo.
rs y en- particular para el algod6n
@Salan' Tiene dos nlagnifcos ma.
lntiales paIa dar de bebsr al ganado;
hene colindancia al mar y puerto para
e nbarcar todos los frutos. In ella Sc
? leden cuidar hasta 400 cabezas de "a.
uado.
Para informss dirigirse 4 don
Ulises Marini.-Post Ofce. .-calle Mu.
foz Rivers. Cabo Rojo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
Sc Vende pape| viiejjo

Isaac Conde; Manuela Ochoca y
Fernandez Blanco and her hus.
band Constantine Cortizo; Rost
Perez y Garcia Barreras, widow
OF Benito Falcon; Maria Perez y
Garcia Garcia Barreras, widow oI
Antonio Huertas y Gonzalez; Jose
Fernandez Blanco and Santiago
Fernandez Flanco recognized the
notural children of Carmen Fer.
nandez Blanco y Garcia Bar. .eras,
deceased. by their next friend
Restituto Castrillon;
as heirs of Ramon Garcia Barreras, to
subject certain real estate to theit
claims as heirs of the said Ramon
Garcia Barreras, all as set forth in
their Bill of Complaint herein filed,
and which real estate is situated in
the district of ?, rto Rico, and belong.
ed formerly to the said Ramon Garcia
Barreras;
And i'd pursuance of an Omer of
SAID Court granted in the above en-
titled cause, notice is hereby to you
LiborIS Rodriguez y Gonzalez, pa
mian Fernandez y Fernandez, Maria
Garcia Barreras, ond Jose Folk Mo
llna-who are are not inhabitants of
nor are found Within this district
that you appear, plead, answer or
demur to the said Bill of Complaint
filed herein, by the first Monday of
July, 1907, and that in default thereof
tue Court will proceed to the hearing
and adjudication OF the said suit.
l, H. II, Scoville, Clerk Of
the United States District Court
for Rorto Rico, certify that the
foregoing are trus and corec copies
respectively af an Order for Service
by Publication and of a Notice
therefor, as they, appear of record
in the above entitled cause pending
in the District Court Of the United
States for Porto Rico.
Witness my hand and seal Of
the said Court in the city of San
Juan this 9th day of May, 1907.
II. II. ScotFiEe.
Clerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
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nj "A de ste pueblo, dotada con el
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-20
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Una magni6ca propiedad situa-
da en- la calle la Villa con casa de
mampostcria cen un frente de ~
metros por 80 de fondo todo cerca-
do de mamposteria. Sc admiten
.prcrosiciones ventajosas para Ell
comprador, para informes
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