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Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

In assuming this position he placed
before the. conferees an example
that all will certainly follow He gave
to the leaders OF every faction Of
every state lesson to the effect that
Republicanism meant more than indi-
yidual advancement, and in doing this
he ignited spark Of Inspiration and
enthusiasm that will rekindle around
the fresides of his party's member
ship throughout the breadth of the
west.
InpeFtance of the West Recognized
Again his visit here will result in
great good because it has taught the
members of the party west of the Mis-
souri, that they really are considered
and that they form a part of the gem
eral composition OF the Republican
Organisation. 1t will have the same
effect AZ the recognition Of an employe
by an employer; that of inspiring him
to greater accomplishments.
Again the conference will result in
good because of the fact that the
leaders off all the states were brought
In touch and became acquainted with
each other. The campaign for this
fall can now be planned on western,
instead of Colorado basis. The state
chairman of every state represented
can now join in a general unanimity
movement that will result in a speak
ers' bureau that will include the entire
west and that will command the best
speakers of the nation for its fulfill
ment Instead of a local bureau for one
state that will only occasionally COM
mand a star of the first magnitude.
desperation Is the Watehword.
Again the conference will result in
good because the representatives Of
the various states can confer with
each other relative to the thousand and
two questions that are daily arising
that should be settled between them
rather than upon an individual basis.
In fact the conference has brought
the entire west together and made one
great machine for the advancement
of party's interests rather than sig
teen small machines working individu-
ally, AZ j.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
lRRN6E TO ENTERTAIN
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

At the meeting OF the chamber OF
commerGe division OF the Canon City
Merchants association this morning
steps were taken by that body to nt-
tiugIy entertain the Colorado State
Editorial association on the occasion
Of its annual meeting to be held here
on the tenth Of August
Guy U. Hardy. president Of the State
Editorial association, was present and
addressed the meeting in relation to
the forthcoming gathering of news
paper men. which he is desirous Of
making one OF the most interesting in
the annals OF their organization. On
the matter being taken up for de-
termination II was unanimously
agreed that the hospitality of the COM
munity should be extended to the Wis
iting editors In its fullest measure and
that nothing should be left undone
that would contribute to the pleasure
Of the sojourn in Canon City. On mo-
ton appropriate committees were in
structed to make all necessary ar
rangements for the entertainment of
the state newspaper men and their
friends. .. .-t..
II the plans now formulated for the
entertainment Of the editorial asso-
citation are carried out the visit Of its
members to Canon City will be one of
more than ordinary interest and pleas
ure. The concluding feature of the as
sociation meeting here will be a moon
light excursion over the Denver and
Rio Grande thru the Royal Gorge to
Parkdale and return.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
HONECOl1lNC WEEK Will be
BIG FEATURE OF STATE FAIR

Pueblo. July 22.-With a view to
bringing the natives of the state in the
Union, who live in Colorado, closer to-
gether. the directors OF the State Fair
association are arranging a Home
Coming Week." at the coming fair,
Sept. IA to 19. In order to make the
undertaking a great success. the fair
association will urge the natives of
the various states and nations who live
in Pueblo to organize state and nation
al clubs, practically upon the same
lines that the states and nations day
was celebrated in Pueblo eight years
ago, which was the best ever attempt
ed in the city. .... z
Home Coming Week. is very pop
ular thing throughout the eastern
states, and no doubt majority of the
citizens of Colorado have received a
call to come back home and renew old
acquaintances, but in many cases for
reasons best known to themselves,
these invitations have been sorrowfully
turned down.
The state fair plan is to organize
these local clubs, and as soon as or
ganized to invite the natives of the
states and nations living in Colorado
to come to Pueblo during the fair week
and renew former friendships and to
make new friends.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
SAYS THERE Is GREAT MINING
ACTIVITY IN NEVADA

A. L. Taylor has returned home fro1n
a business trip to the Seven Trough
mining district in southwestern Ne
yada where he is the owner OF several
promising mineral claims The Sevsa
Troughs district is best reached froR
on the Southern PaciAc
railroad. from which II 10 distant aboat
thirty-ive miles. and with which It p
connected with q stage line. Al
though only about two years old as a
mining center the Seven Troughs dig
trict contains at the present time about
400 miners and has nve producing
mines. 1t is on the edge of the Aojaye
desert and the climate is terriAeAlly
hot, SO much 50. in fact, that the
"tenderfoot" finds it almost unbearable.
In Mr.. Taylor's opinion the district
has great future as a producer Of
the precious metals.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
Order 10 Show Cause 81 Petittsn fer
Sale Of Real Estate.


Sale Of Real Estate.
State OF Colorado.
County OF Fremont. !
In the County Court in Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Susan
l. Daniels. deceased.
This matter coming on to be heard
ON this eleventh day OF July. A. d.
1905, upon the petition fiied herein by
Ira 8. Slater. administrator. OF said
estate. for the sale Of the following de-
scribed real estate. or . portion there
of. to-wit: Lot numbered fourteen, in
I. J. Prescott's Subdivision OF tract
"A" OF plat Of Prescott Estate accord
Ing to record OF same In the once OF
u clerk and recorder OF Fremont
county. state OF Colorado. same being
recorded n part Of the report Of COM
mlaaioasrs in partition In case Of
ThuWAs J. Prescott et al, against
George Rouse. Jr.. . minor: in the
county Of Fremont and state OF Colo
raAD. And being the tract OF land con-
vsyed 10 Susan L. Daniels by T. J.
Prescott. by warranty deed recorded
in buok 130 at page 81 OF the records
n he once OF said county clerk and
rocor6er. for the purpose OF paying
he debts OF said decedent. and the
costs OF administering her estate, and
II now appearing to the court from
Said petition that proper and legal
grounds exist for the sale OF all or q
Doetioa OF said real estate
Now. Therefore, II ID ordered by the
court that Thomas McCAmment. and
all persons who are legatoes or devi-
sees Of said estate, or any part there-
OF. or heirs Of said decedent be and
appear before said court at the court
room of said court. In the county Of
Fremont, and state Aforesaid. on the
18th day OF August, A. d. 1908. At the
hour OF ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF
said day. then and there to show
cause, II any there be. why an order
should not be made directing the said
Ira @. Slater to sell the whole or 20
much OF said real estate as may be
nscessary for the purposes specified
In said petition.
It 10 further ordered that this order
BE- published for at least four sue
csssive weeks in the Canon City Rec
ord. q weekly public newspaper pub
lished In said county.
BY the Court:
JAMES l.. COOPER.
County Judge.
First pub. July 1S, 1905. s-as.a-re5-
Last puh. August Is. 1908. ssr ..s.r
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
slee RevarS olee

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there 10 at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages. and
that IL Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
10 the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. CatArrh
being constitutional disease, repuir-
es q constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. thereby
destroying the foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
BY building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietora have DO much faith In
its curative powers that they ofRer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that
Il fails TO cure. Send for list OF tes-
timonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY Z CO.. To-
ledo, o. 5s
Take Halls Family Pills for oonsti-
patton.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
Netiee for PublIeatisn.

Department OF the Interior. U. g. Land
06lce, at Pueblo. Colo. June 81.
1908.
Notice is hereby given that Elwood
G. Higgins, of Canon City. Colo, who
ON Feb. 18. 1909. made homestead en-
try No. 1917. for ShSEA Sec. and
M kNEk. Section IS. Township II g.,
Range Sc W.. Principal Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to make
anal I'VE year proof. to establish claim
TO the land above described. before
clerk OF the district court, Canon CITY.
Colo, on the 10th day Of August, 1865.
Claimant names as witnesses:
!. Frank steinmier. Charles T. Can
tsrbury. Walter Nelson. Robert A.
Nelson. all OF Canon City. Colo.
First pub. July ., 1908.
Last pub. Aug. s. 1908.
8. A. ABBEY.
Register.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

The plan will be to erect tents on
the fair grounds where natives from
New York, for instance, can meet the
New Yorkers of Pueblo, who will sse
that they have a good time while
guests of Pueblo, the states and ma
tions clubs of Pueblo taking entire
charge of their respective guests. the
fair association furnishing all the con-
veniences necessary to the comfort Of
all. Each club can keep a register OF
all members and visitors, which in it
self will be valuable record, and
from which booklets may be printed.
It will probably be one of the most
surprising weeks in the history of Col
orado to meet old friends from ma
tive state or country, who has been .
residents of Colorado for many years,
There are people living in Pueblo who
do not know that there are other peo-
pie in Colorado from their native state
and in some instances from the same
town.
1t is for this purpose that the
scheme Of Home Coming Week" il
being created, because the social fea-
lures will more than pay all visitors,
and Pueblo's reputation for hospitality
will be greatly intensified.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

were Misses Alice and Florence Hard
ing. Misses Jessie and Grace johnson,
Misses Clara and Ruth Mccoy, Miss
Lulu Lines, Miss Francis Emerson.
Miss Katherine Wood, Miss Trout,
Miss Mary Harvey, Miss Stella Ray
nolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Dickinsoa.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Hyssong and Miss
Hyssong, Dan Sullivan, Bert Ellis,
Bert Brown. Grant Hemmerle, Geo.
Bethel. Jr., Ernest Stump, Frank Har-
vey, George Scott. Frank Sprague, Ben
Guy Foster. Dudley Van
Buskirk and Mr.. English.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
Il Cart Be Bsat

The best OF all teachers Is expert
ence. c. N. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina. says: II find Electric
Bitters does all that's claimed for 1t.
For Stomach, Liver and Kidney troub-
les 1t can't be beat. have tried 1t
and ind 1t most excellent medicine" !"
Mr.. Harden 10 right: it's the BEST of
all medicines also for weakness. lame
back and all run down conditions.
Best too for chills and malaria. Sold
under guarantee at all druggists. SOC.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
Out Of tle Gi.ser Jar.

Once he called her Darling"
And wrote her three times . day.
Now they're married he never
Calls her anything but, "Say!"
When in doubt, set another hen.
Shorten the row by grinding the hoe.
Rainbows can never be seen in
bungholes.
Men who pay as they go. usually do
not go very often.
He who fears the storm spends
many idle days In port.
Hot. Yes. but it's good weather for
corn. 30 cheer up.
The earthworm considers the plow a
narrowing calamity.
1t is well to plan the work. but be
sure you con work the plan.
Take time to grind your jackknife:
many farmers carry awfully dull
knives In their pockets.
Open your heart to the sorrow Of
every man who comes to talk with you
about his troubles.
Many workers are not satisfied on
VIC TOAu " suCNSoe- AHeS kIuhuic W.
cause II Is not 4 pike.
Why is the careless boy like q hen? :?
Because he can seldom nnd anything
where he laid II yesterday.
Error is a great deal worse than ig-
noranee. II Is better to know nothing
than to know what isn't true.
Make that boy a working partner.
That II. give him some interest. how
ever small. in the rewards OF intelli-
gent husbandry
Pay as you 60. More than one ship
has been sunk by the nlbblinE OF q rat.
Let no store-blll rats nIbble at the bot
tom OF your home craft.
4 man will wait on a hank four
hours for ash that doesn't intend to
bite: but he won't walt I've minutes
for hia wife TO get ready for church.
There isn't any music for good
farmer In q rattling wagon. He knows
every time he drives such 4 wagon
that he is Just shaking the money right
ont OF his pocket. Tighten things up.
and save the wear and tear on the
wagon and on your own nerves at the
same time.-From July Farm Journal.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
Don't Be q nocker.
THE MAN AND HIS JOB
BY Herbert ]. Hapgood.

man l want to hire is the man who has
already been fired twice. In the first
Job that the college graduate holds
down, he. Invariably thinks that his
academic learning places him in pos-
session of more concrete and practical
knowledge than anybody else in the
place has. When he is fired. however.
gins to think that perhaps the presi-
dent, treasurer, secretary and few OF
the board of directors know almost rs
much as he does; but at the end Of q
few weeks. when the boss hands him
his ambulatory parchments, he comes
to the conclusion that he doesn't know
so much after all. and he goes about
looking for a third Job, docile and WILL
ing to learn
been awarded to a solicitor securing
the greatest number OF subscriptions
during a stated period. On the day be-
fore the contest closed. the artfu1 can
vasser discovered that he was only
fifty or sixty subscriptions behind the
leading competitor. So taking his
pros under his arm, he hustled over
to a small town in Jersey and copied
seventy-five names from the town di-
rectory. mailing them into the once
accompanied by his personal check.
1t locked very much ~ II to were
going to win the coveted thousand. un-
til the circulation manager. in looking
over the list. recognised the name Of
an old friend who had been dead for
three years.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

board. but NOT unanimossly. Goysrnor
Harper, Eugene v. Grubb and A. A.
Edwards. voting against them. The re-
manning members OF the board. who
voted for the adoption of the report.
were: Capt. B. F. Rockafellow, presi-
dent OF the board; B. w. Dye, J. L.
Chatfeld, franklin e. Brooks, J. l.
Brush and DR.. r. w. Corwin
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
AYLEsWORTR ExOSERATED
NJ REPORT OF COMMITTED

Fort Collins. July 23.-Ali charges
insinuations and even intimations Of
immoral or improper conduct on the
part OF o. B. Ayiesworth, president Of
the Colorado Agricultural college. and
efforts form certain quarters to make
II appear that the college 10 falling OF
in Its effectiveness and enrolment Of
students. fell flat yesterday when the
special committee appointed to make
investigation made Its report to the
state board Of aGriculture 81
Two committees submitted two sep
arate reports. the FIRST one OF which
dealt with the moral life OF President
Aylesworth. II cleared him OF every
suspicion, declaring that there was
not one scintilla OF evidence to sustain
the charges. The second report took
up the matter Of differences alleged
to exist among the faculty and the
committee declared that IL the presi.
dent was to be criticised Il was be-
cause he was too ienient with both the
faculty and the students and In the ad-
ministration Of the college work. .
condition. according 10 the evidence
before the committee. brought about
largely by the reason Of disloyalty to
ne president and the college On The
part Of some members OF the faculty
anl tAis aislogal spirit has bssa en-
couraged anoAG he stn1sass.
Doth reoorts were eoseesd b. The
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
THE PERFECT WAY
Scores Of Cansa City Citizens Have
Learned It

Scores Of Cansa City Cltiseas Have
Learned It
II you suffer from backache,
Thers Is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way IL to cure the kid
news.
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect It. urinary troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
c. NJ, Conrad living at Ill Portland
avenue. Victor, Colo. says: From
personal experience with Doan's KID
ney Pills I can unhesltatingly vouoh
for their efficiency and can give them
my hearty endorssment Ny wife and
used them for backachs and they
promptly relieved N"
Plenty more proof like tAia from
Canon City people. Call at Hunter
Palmsr's drag store and ask what
what cusen4ars report.
For sale hy ali esalsrs- Price g
cents. Fosesr-lulAara Co.,. BaAAlo.
New York. cole agsats foe tis Uaitsa
0eatso.
Rsasassr - sans-Dsaasaaa
taks 10 e1Asr.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30
yust Exnsely nicAs.

II have used DR.. Kings New Lifo
Fills for several years, and md tAo0
just exAstly rigAt," says Ar. 4. 4. Fol-
ton. oe Harrisville, N. 7. New Lie
Pills relieve without the least disoo0-
fort. Dsst re0eAy for coAstipati0a.
hilloasnsoa ana malaria. sc at all
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

Il y ~ aDe0s - go - - Q
Waae - - - to-aa1 y sua11D -
Ss0sssnse hoeueaa - 49, - -
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

o. Rseess ~ ssalas = =. -.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

NJ 49, - 9 90 : -.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-30

First pub. July 1S, 1908.
Last puh. August lS. 1908.
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De S0CIEpAp

FeIicidades. -Celebran hoy aus dfAg,
entire otraB diStingUidsE damag de eBta 80.
CislSd lac sen 3FsB AOhR de ChRndry, Pu'
jSla de MiTRnda, Sifrsdo de Mclioa, Az
bar de ACpfls RamoG de Balsairc, Qui1 )
mes de Schombourg y ssBoritaU Andino.
B'ondet, Hernandez, Users, Mas, Mater,
Pujol, del Vale, VaTa, VizoRETondc,
IrisTts Lars. A todaB deBsamoB 81 mas
dichoHo onomksticO y que para llegsr los
VsnideToB 500 hSYA flores en- Ia BendR
que han de FecoFEeP.
En- MiTGmGr. traBlRdRdo "a real.
dsroia 81 pc6tiCo lugaT la diBtiDguida &C.
nora viuda de Bsiz, So bella hijs Leita =
Bsfi9F Juan r. BAiz. Que les BsA muy gFa'
ta alIf la estanciR.
Persona 'es.-Han eBtado en- esta ciudad
en- ssuntoB paItiCul ares, Los SIN Tes Juan
GoDzAlsz Cruz y Carlos S1egs, conc'j a'sA
de Rio Grande.
De pastO -Ss propone pausr la tempe
rada de vacacion0s en- Rio GsRnde, la lin
do tEigutnits Maria Rsx ROh, que luego
voIveE6 90 TesidenGiR en- sl ''VeEaslleB"
GrAtaa impEsaionss dessamoB an 81 sim
p6tico pueblo la gracioGR damita, qul
10 miBmo guia 50 CRleBa con 10 BeguFidad
de nm conBumRdo ''BpoTmRnt', que obtiene
buenag notas en- nm ''sx6men" de ing'6B q
otra asignatura del grhdo.- sEMPER
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y la Comiai6n de ElsCcioneS del ConIejo
Executive, tsndE6n prefsrsnciR Bobre todas
laG demaB personas para votaF, 81 deFe'
cho de depositRE 1uB pspslstaB tan pronto
como % deBooupaEe una caUeta despueB de
zu llegsds 81 coIegio electoral.
SeCCi6n GA Las Cinco DO Ia taEds del
diR de las eleccioneB, las JuntAs de Elec'
CioneB CeTrRF6n loB COlegioB oleCtoraleB y ae
dsBalojaT6 el local, sxeepCi6n hecha de los
miembroB de lR JuntR los TocuEadorss
O6cialeB, , despu6I no SO peFmitir6 Ia en-
trRdR & nRdis mas que 81 SupeTintendente
y SupeFintendante AuxilisE. La Junta de
El0cfioneB, entonCeB, pToCedeFS inmediata'
ments Rl eBcEutinio de los votog, de acueE'
do con 10 que mss 8delsnte 30 diapone, =
bAjo ningnns circunstanciR BsldF6n IoB
miembToB de diChRB JuntHU, hasta no hs.
Der teEminRdo 81 eBCFuEinio, no podrk
sAcRrHe del colsgiO niDguna papelstP, papsl
8 material de sleCtioneE, antss de hRbar
tsEminado sl sBcEutinio de hAbeE anun.
ciAdo 81 TeIultAdo del mismo, Los Tecu'
sRdoFeB Of tales peFmaneCeE6n fuera de 10
baFanda dUTsnts sl eBcrutinio de lo1 votoB
y podF6n pTassnoiar los pFOosdimiento1 de
ls JuTta, psro de ningdn modo inteTven'
dram nj tomar6n paHts en- eI eIcFutinio.
Vsass Ia sdici6m de maaana)
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EN- Ell CONSEJO .BE-
CutiVO.
las psTSOnas exCIIidss de las IiStaS
eleGtOTaIes deben soliCitar su
inscription otra vsz.
La sOllGltud % fraRqulGla para d RuOIlO nlmsrO
3, Ss TstITadl

A lag $40 p. M. de aver comienza Ia
BeAi6n del Consejo Executive. PreRide el
Eefor WilloughbY y concurFan adem6B los
Heiiores Dias Navarro, SRuchsz Morales,
Dexter, del Walls, HOyt Acuns y Bar
bose.
Qusdan apEobadoB sin discussion las de.
aignRciOnss que hR hs,ho el gobeEnador
para CubTir CaYgos de ConcejRleB en- Vie
queB y Fsjardo Para jue8 de paz do Hu'
maCao 81 senior Abslsrdo Saeg para Bs.
CEetaFiO del juzgsdo muDitipal do Adiun-
taH al q, 9r Enrique Duran.
So apEuebR nm aVanca para cubriH def
cienCiaa eu 81 municipio de CidEa, aycen.
dents 4 5000
So acusrdR infoEmRE al muuicinio de
CRmuy que Bolsmente lR aBambleR legiB.
lRtivS pusde RutoFizRF 81 empleo on com
poRici6n de caminoa = GALES, del HobTant0
que exilte en- Rquel munioipio.
81 sb- gadO EepFegentante del Rfior
Elias Wolf hR i>f1FmRdo al Comit9 de
franquicias que Bu cliente no eatS prspA
RADIO para hacsr uBo y, Ia franquicia que
I0liCitsn FespGCto 10 contradiction de un
muelle "o6mero 3" en- sl puerto de IL Ciu
dad. QuGda archivRda Ia Bolicitud uus
psndidos los dem6a tr6mitsn.
81 Comit6 de elscoiOnes he Rprobado las
deaignacionss de los dos pEimeFoB nombres
de CadR tSrnR pEeBentada poE loH paEtidou
uniOnistR y Eepublicano, para loE csTgoB
de sganteI de elscCionsB. Be RCspta 81 in.
foFme
81 pTeBidents informa al OonBsio del
trabOjO que % ha haoho poE el doparta.
msnto de eleccioneB para enmendar aHPo'
res do nombEsB en les liHtRE, exoluAionss
inclusioneB. Be han hacho escluniones de
los nombEeS de eleCtoreu que RpRrecfan du'
doaos y copia de las listaB aeE6n proper
Cionadaa & los reBpectivoB pREtidoB para 50
ex6men "LO8 NOmbTes que GpaTseian dss
dOsOs en- Eas ista0 han 8id0 ssoLNidOs esoS
eleotOreS habr6n de sOliettGr de nueVo su
iNaeripoSOn; infoFma al sehoE WilloughbY.
Los documentoa FslatativoB eatos tFAba.
jos pasan Sl comit6 de elecCioneB,
"A las 3 20 De teEmina Ia Bsui6n que hR
duFado 10 miDutoB. MiontrRB duE6 81 90.
nor Diaz Navarro Hs ocup6 de registrar
papelss do 50 pupitre, Eompisndo algunoB
= ordensndo otFoP.
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iisIGa pei d I1vItaeI6a!!
B s RODEK, Judge.

Sabemoa que don Juan PisFaB tions en-
pEoyectO hRCeE una exhibition general de
todA Il meFCancia que hA EsCibido Ultima
ments de Europa : America, conviTtiendo
% oltableOimisntO "LR Palmauann" "a an
voTdadeEo Bazaar, donde hbbES mucho ,
bueno quG OompEar cuyO ofeCto pa1aTf
invitaCiOnss nus muehol amigos favo'
FacAdnPan.
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BIENEs INMUEBLEa
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BTENEs rNNTTEBTEs
de Grande
%
Las contbuaones Vencdas
Description de Propedad
aproximadoA
gEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Francisco Poymiran cdaS tercno barro
68 cdas teyeno harrI Torro
Basiio aIntn cdas oTorro
IgnaGo Beocales
Vazquez cdas 0gant
J. Tonabes cdaa barro GSant
ANTONIO rodriguez casa
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Aprobado: S D. G1omer-Trasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-10
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hsFedeFoB del fnado Pedro AFans. Por
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mi firma Bsllo hoy de AbEil de 9O8.
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