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The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-06

I've captured her be6oee ene coui0 run
away, as she dfd from Newport"
"It's Dick Hampstead" enlightened
Eleanor. Bob sent him ont instead Of
the new bookkeeper. and I just had to
say 'Ye1 to atone for the eavsiaer
fashion In which yoa hustled him into
the kitchen"
'But be didn't tell me- began VIDA.
"You didn't give me a chance. or per
haps I gave you none. Bob told me
that Eleanor was to be the cook, and
I was only too glad to come. have
not seen Bob since be was married,
and I did not know that he had mar
ried Eleanor's sister. or You would
have seen me out here before"
"And you want to get marriedw ex-
claimed Mrs. Cotton. "What win On
Gle Henry sayr'
"Heu say Yes" declared Hemp
stead, "or at any rate he should. Didn't
I save him from the thirteen hoodoo%
IT suppose that Will help some," ad-
mitted Vida Anyway. I'm glad you
two are to be married, for with Flea
nor to cook and you to be butler I
shan't be afraid Of any more dinner
parties, only when there are but thir-
teen at the table"
'aTo save the day as well as Uncle
Henry" completed Hampstead.
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the core, and, although sne never reallv
knew the cause Of the estraneemeal
between the two families, she had loy
ally nursed the tradition.
And here was a young man. iast O,
the FORESTS. as Amelia was last OF
the Vernets, and they must carry or
the feud. Amelia sighed involuntaril-
for she had liked the young man WI.
mad been away so long and who mua
have recently returned.
There came q loud roar of thunee,,
and sudden darkening of the s,.2
Amelia looked timorousiy around nj
the threatening clouds
There was vivid flash Of lightning
Amelia turned and fed toward the II
let A boat was putting of from thc
mainland, and Forrest was watchina
1t. He turned at the sound OF Amelia
flying steps.
Il have signaled a boatman, Miss
Vernet," he said politely: "he will put
you ashore wherever you wish. If you
do not object, will accompany you
]. do not relish the drenching that is
COullIlS,
Amelia blushed hotly. "Of course
do not object" she said. with embar
rassment
The drenching came before they
reached the mainland. Amelia COW
cred in the bottom Of the boat, while
Forrest removed his coat and, in spite
Of her protests, threw 1t over her tc
shut out the lightning and rain.
At the landing an ancient servitol
was seeking Miss vernet, and he hur
ried his young mistress into the phae
ton before she could properly thank
Donald Forrest.
"Fo' de lam, Miss Melfa, you Aunt
Tommy is nigh bout 'stracted." mum
bled Uncle Aaron peevishly as he
gathered up the reins.
A week later Amelia stood in the
brown October garden among some
late poppies. She looked pensively
over the stone wall to where the bay
sparkled and dimpled in the sunlight
There was quick step beside her, and
she looked up into Donald Forests
smiling face
"My Aunt Thomasina is calling upor
your Aunt Thomasina." he said, re
moving his hat; "they sent me into the
garden to find you and tell you tie
feud is Off"
Amelia stared
81 don't understand" she stammered
81 looked up the cause Of the feud
and find that our great-grandfather
quarreled because each wanted tC
name his new daughter Thomasina
1t was a distinctive name, and each
craved its possession. I have argued
with my aunt night and day-result
the two Thomasinas are drinking tea
together. We cannot be so prejudiced
as to- He held out his hand.
"I'm so glad" said Amelia honestly
AS she placed her hand in his.
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Saving Uncle
Henry.
By AJord RidSesOay.
Copyrighted, 1908, by Associated
Literary Press.

Cotton caught up the desk telephone
that stood at his elbow and smiled as
he recognized his wife's voice One of
the arguments In favor of the removal
to the suburbs had been that the re-
duction In rent was vastly greater
Colton's occasional trips to town. They
had not counted on the telephone bill,
which more than made up the differ
ence.
What's the matter nowY' he asked
good humoredly.a '.The cook leftY'
That's only port" came the answer.
'"The cook left. and the Nelson's have
just had word that his sister Is dead,
and they can't come"
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-06
NANCY'S
PROXY.
By EPES w. SARGENT.
Copyrighted. 1908. by Associated
Literary Press.

Nancy, it's awful to go to school"
Nancy Hartman nodded a solemn as
sent to the statement, for she always
agreed with what Bobby seaton said.
In this instance her own views were
reflected, albeit those views were
somewhat prejudiced at the moment
by the fact that she had been kept in
after school, and Bobby had had to sit
on the curb and wait for her. He had
done his best, too, to be kept in, and
so share her punishment.
"I'll be glad when I'm married and
don't have to go to school," he con-
tinued solemnly Married people
don't have to go to school,"
"Mr. Scarritt did," reminded Nancy.
"He was a minister" explained Bob
by, as though that made difference.
Besides he was married when be was
in college. College is different from a
school"
Nancy nodded wisely. She could not
grasp any distinction, but since Bobby
said so, there must be difference.
schools horrid," she complained.
81 just fired one teenty little spit ball,
and Miss Magnus made me stay in."
"She's got to stay to correct the eX-
ercises," explained Bobby, "and she's
'fraid to stay alone. That's why she
always makes some one stay in'
"'Tain't fair" insisted Nancy, "and
we were going after nuts too.'
81 tell you what" exclaimed Bobby.
I Lets get married, and then she can't
make us go to school"
"Right now" demanded Nancy, with
a glance at her soiled dress.
''That little ink stain don't natter
assured Bobby "Well go to Mr.. Scar
ritt. He got married when he was in
school, so hen understand"
'But he went to school after he got
married" reminded Nancy.
"That's because he wanted to-" ex-
planned Bobby. "If he didn't want to
go he didn't have to- We won't want
to go.''
|. He started to his feet, and Nancy
obediently followed Had Bobby pro
| posed a stroll to the north pole she
would have followed with the same
content, for was not Bobby wise with
the wisdom Of full eight years, while
she boasted scant six?, @a@ S g
It was short walk to the minister's
home, and presently Bobby, brave but
tride weak in the knees and with q
higher color on his face, was explain
ing to the minister his desire to wed.
The Rev. Scarritt, grave and studt
GUS, was shocked at the suggestion
and with gentle reproof at their sacri
lege turned them from his study. The
reproof was lost on determined mind,
and when the door had closed Bobby
shook his tiny fist in the air.
"Just cause he's married he don't
care bout no one else" he said vim.
dictively. Hes not the only marrieI
| in town. Huhn'
There was a world Of scorn in the
exclamation. and Bobby's wrath was
hot. He had not understood what the
minister was saying. but he had gath
cred that he was being scolded fol
even thinking Of marriage. and this
under the very eyes Of his beloved.
There were three other ministers IL
town, but none Of them was at home
and Bobby turned toward the tired
Nancy.
"It's no use," he said. with tighten
ing OF the Qufvering lip. We've got tc
go to Riverside"
Nancy blinked back the tears and
put her hand in his -
! "Tt's dreadful hard getting married .
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New Advertise mentS.

IN order to close out our stock of lap
L robes and horse blankets we will sell
them at less than cost while they last.
DOYLE & MAGEE.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-06

TOR SALE-A lot of fine bred B. P. Rocks and
l. and r. l. Red Coekerels for breeding pur-
poses. Apply to
JAMES D. CASE,
oct 80 St. Westminster, Md.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

is h p h is low W br n South dia aHh play s d
o o T L. Angelo cu ubam ellen IN
f t m an between VIII con-
o f
n is
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
Mistaken

Here's a thrilling story of presence of
mind in a theater panic"
Awe, chestnuts! 1 s'pose the theater
caught fire an a beautiful chorus lady
started a song to attract the attention of
the audience"
chorus lady started to sing and the man
ager set fire to the theater in order to draw
the attention of the udience"-Houston
Post.
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QUE
Causa pGna--diCen
de Vega baia.
In PTesidiaTiO IIRFabs, juntO al pa
ssje, sus manOs atadas cen las
dsBigrantss espOsas
Ia osiacIdn del fST0eaHl COnVI6ftoss, pOT 4
noshS en- VsTdId0TO IardR % hOllslls
~ nue.tre oorresponsaI. ]

AbTil 17.-El "a del que curBa, unie.
ron IA BueTte ante 81 juez BeEoP Amadeo,
ID BefeFits Pepita Espnfiol don Emilio
Mater GiFons; fueron tessigoB don PaCo
N6ter y don Miguel OteFo.
-HsmoB viRto vaYiou anuncioH de los
aehOTsS Cauusls J Aguiar, , aabsmoB que
vaTiaB psrHonaB estfn diSpuestaB ocupaE
log ssFviciOR de tan aotivoB BocioB
Tuvimos sl guGto de yer 60 o6cins, sits
On San Juan, quedsmoa muy ComPlas
cidos de Las atsnCiones que Eecibim05 de
sIIOs.
-El otro die, d hscer 81 viaje do Are
cibo { San Juan, vimo8 una cess que 81
par que noH cause honda pens, NOS Repug'
no RltRmente.
Un pEeBidiario ibR junto con el paEajs,
llevando Bug mRnoB atadaB con las deni'
gTarteB espoBaB, pensamos: S2oF que no
hay un Coche dsBtinado eBtoB tFisteB infe-
Iicso NO que hay que Bufrir 81 tTiste eB'
pectsculo de haOer visjeB iunto con ellOa?
Si nueBtra vaz no % pieFde On el Y3cl0
NOS alegraTemoI mucho.
Con motive de veniF el trsn & Las 8
de Is noche. muChas BtiioFitaB de lR lOCR'
Iidad van sspsrar su llegada y 90 con-
vieEte Ia eBtaoi6n del feTrocaFEil en- nm
vsrdsdeFo jaFdin. Entrs Jas bellRa que
van, ss cuentan IL Bimp6tica Cucs TTapa'
60; lag gsntileB N. Martinez, lRB AlonBo
= miles mas que no TeCoEdamoH.
Sc enCuentrRn enfsrm08 do muCha
gravsdad el respectable patricia don TuliO
OteFo ID HefioRita Julia OteTo.
So tgmen funeBtoB TeHultadoH On lR enfer'
| medad de ambOg.
-EBtk parsndO una temporada en- eBta
wills ID HimpSticR HehoritR doSiR CATmelina
Hernandez.
Qusrsmos que nuestFa queEidR amiga
teDga una gratR estanCiR entire noBotRos
La Bemans santa ha Bido unB de laE
mas ConcuEEidaI que hsmoB tanido aquf.
NusBtro busn p6Froco % nm verdadeEo mi
DistEo del EvaDgOlio; 80 afsnR mucho poT'
que nuestro Bsnto temple este muy Concu
TFido como noB d6 IN busn sjemplO, el
pueblo acuds por cir 50 palabra y 30 hs
visto conBtantemente llena la igleBia.
Desde ell mi6TcoleB hABts 81 domingo tu
vimog diayismSnte pFocssionsB, Gisndo to-
dRH muy concurridaB.
ROciba ell padre Garcia nuestrR enhoTR
buer poE el exito alcanzado.
En- Ia Temana anterior sstuvieFon er
eUta Iocalidad los taaRdorsB del gobieEno
baciendo trabsjoB sobrs facag, tFaBlRddn
dose luego ls ciudsd de AreCibo.
I -1A-s
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E D ! C ] 0.

En- Ia Corts de DistritO del DistTitO J1t,
dioiaJ de San Juan. Eg PaTte, Petra y o.
tavio Martines DeeJaratOriG.
Por oua a1to: hsbi6ndoHe pTeBsntRdo 6 es.
ta Co1te poF 81 abogadO senior Frank An
tsnsanti, nombFe de loB promOvsnte8,
dsbidamsnte jurada para que 90 les declare
herederos del finado Pedro ATaua,
Por tanto: & Ia moci6n de dichoB psticio'
narioU, IL CoEts aCusEdR SO publiquen Loo
Edictos una vsz por semaua y duFante seil
remanaa conssCutivRE, anunCiando el falle
cimiento ds don Pedro AVRna para los que
re creaa CON iguSl grRdo de paFentesCo
meior derechu compaTezOan EeClamaF
pudiendo archivRr aus F0ClamRCioneS haAtl
81 dfa 80 de AgoBto de 1908.
Por ordsn de la OoEts para que =
publiuua On "La CoTFsBpond0nciR de Pu Z
to Rico" libTo la pFesonte On San Jnau, I
R. q 21 de AbEil de 19O8-JOs5 p ~
gusrao, sacretaRio. o.-PoF +. G. Perez IAl
mirOty, SscretaHio auxiliRF.
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EN- EL TEATRO, ANO-
che.

siendo impuuibla despodir 81 duelc, ca
81 entiaEro, aver, de Il Ie1oEita APEegui,
poE u aglomeraci6n ds p6b'ico, 1s decide
0EgAni4ng an 81 toRtro ma VolAdR 6 lRg
media 30 n0mbF6 una comiai6n com.
pus1ta de don Antonio Alvarez NavO, don
Vicente Balb6g, don Oayetano Coll , ca.
Chi, don Manuel Canluias y don Felipe
Caatafl6n.
A Las lsvAnt6ue 81 teI6n, teni6ndo In
gar un aCtO en- veEdad nolGmnfIimo en 81
cual hicieTon uso de "a pslsbfs, bTiIlsnts.
msnts, Degstsu,l CSateTOg- que lego IN
bOnitO lOuetc,-BSlb6s, , Alvarez Nava.
Varies aEtlatRs tambi6n tomaEon paEta en-
IL valada, Il orquestR compusstR do pro-
fesorsB de lB banda inBuIaF.
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TRIBUNAL SUPREME De PUERTO RICO.

S. falamientoH de RpelaCic nsu on plaitoS
civiIeE. .-C Continuation del p. t6rmiuo de
sssionsa del sflo 190S.-AbEil.- MRTteu
2s.-Juau O. Bsnitsz, alminiItrAdor judi.
cial de hsrsncia contra Alfredo J MilOgrol
AyoEos, CObvo dc pesos.
Mi6rcolaa 20. Rogue PaniaguP, contra
sobrinoa de EzquiRga, DiBOluci6n de So
Cisdad, liquidation de cuentas , otros ex'
ttsmog. :,
AbriI.-Jusvss 3O-Julio 0. AbEil
CON Maria Moreno OtrO, Rsivindiea "'"n
, dafoL
MRyo.-VieFneB 1o.-ETr oato , Arturo
Malarst con sobTinos do ESquisgS On Ii
quidaci6n, NulidRd de pTCcedimiento 'la
CutiVo.
SsaaIamientOl cFiminGlsS AbEil, ,-Vier
mes "a Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, con
tra Msnusl LlaugeT, Ataque para come
ter homicidio.
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Intaosa ( los Prof,sor.s d nd.Iel.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-TienO
constants sxistsnCia de los SiguisnteI inS'
tRumentos: Flautinog, FlRutaG, TsECerolal
Oboeu, RsquintoS, QlRrinste, Fagote1,
Violine. ViolonColIoI, OontTabejo1, Man.
dolinas, BsnduFRins, GuitaEEaS, Oornotin4.s
Onovsne1, Trenbono1, BaEftonou, BombaE'
dinou, HeliCone1, (bejO1) TEi6ngulol, Pie.
tillou, Rsdoblante1 BombOs M6todor
do solfoo , para tOt Cln1e Dc in1tTumon
toS. Accessories y m6GiCa @ general.
San Juan, p. B. ApaTtado n6m. 216.-
0aIIa de- AIlen n6m. 21 Sol n6m. Al.
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FalIeCi6 en- Bayam6n don Hip0IltO
ESpinOSa.
CDe nuestrO corr s8pOn8al. }

Abril pa las 8 y media de ls no
che de ayer, dej6 de existir 81 que llsva'
bR Dor nombFs sI epfgrsfs de estaH lfnesE.
Hip6.ito EspinosR desapaEece de este
mundo, iovsn, pueg aolaments CoDtsba 70
ANS POGO tempo hacfs, que hRbfs fE
mado % hcgsr CuSndo o. 8, le BonTFefR
I'm augsl por eSpogs otvo h0F0dero de 5u
nombEe, Ia muerts 10 arTebata ConviF
tiendo aqusI hogsE On llsnto, deuolasi6n
hondo duslo.
Sa alma, grande noble, y IuB Bsnti'
mientls mss mobiles A6n, 10 hicieEon RcFGe'
dor la eitims y vsrdAdsEo Csri1o, que
todoB le tributabRn.
Hip6Iito csc VenCido, no por la cruel
anfeEmedad del CusTpO, BinO por horrible
Hufrimiento moral, que eB la enfsTmedad
que mata los hombEeI, que como 6, ION
todo dignidad, deCoEo = amor rroPio
A Ia edad de IL nos entr6 como EN-
plaado on Ia ''Lfnea F6EFea del Oeute" ,
duEaute 13 s6oE conBsOutivog, fac el maj
fsl, el mas CeloBo, On 81 Cumplimiento dO
sug debsTes. DebereB que Abandon6 aver
poTque su alma vol6 para Riempre & re
gionea deEconoCidRg, lleVaudoBe quizSs POI
Eoda rscompenBa, 81 dsRengt NJ, pFamio, q
reCiban, los que como Polo, no sRbsn adu
lar.
Psro, Bi O. CieTto que hay un m6s aN6
deade 81 De pueds YER, J cir, verGB, que
rido amigo, que uu pueblo sntsEo llora Il
partida, oiT6S las oraciones de todo
suuellon usrsB, q quisnsB les tendiste to ca
yitativa mRuc, que Ie piIsn al Dioa de ]
miTericordiR un Iugsr digao de to m6Fitt
= consuelo EeAiguACi6n tn sHtgida Il
milia. Y 20, al deBCubTiTms con E0npet
y profundo dolor ante to cavaver, depoG
to ca ia tumba una Iagrima del alma (
memoirs del qusrido amigo. 3. p. D.
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CASA De PREsTlN1s DE !. c. SILVA.

En- Ior dfan e ~ dc Mayo pr6xino
ss lleVaF6 & cabO "a 81 II Dc Is callo de-
ID Luna 81 romato ds lau Prendau Cuyo8
tAloneB no han nido Esuovadou nj onne8lR'
doa deIpu6I de Los DsiI melaB que OOnCsdO
ID ley.
"a casa BuIpsndO nuu opOraCionCH dG
pEsstnmoB J suplica todos Iol que tongan
pEsndan q objstoI empe1RdoI % niTYAn
roacataTlos On d ttEmino que prescribe ls
g. 9v.E
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DEiIeS al casio.

Gran rebsja de precioS con 81 nusvo sur.
lido que eBtsmos EeCibiendo: hsmoB heCho
grandsl EebRiaB on loB REtiCuloB siguienteB:
DEileS de hilo de so 80 centavou, Casimi
res ingleaea baEatfBimou, paEaguas de so
& rs Csntavog, colchones de dos plazRB 6
SO, Surtido fonomenRl do CRmRs de todsB
clageB "EI Cielo."
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Los ueforeu P. schira , Co., Ia han
pEopusItO que tOda Il Capital , IL iIIa Gs
suEts Dc FopG hsChR ca 81 eItableCimientO
= para conIpguirl, han impoFtado poE 81
dltimo CorFso de E.E. U.U. nm vRriado
suEGido do tEaisn dltimo modeIo que FoRli'
zRn & pracioa do nituaci6n. Plasa Bal.
doriotY.
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% All!LslLlsItl.

Avisamos 8 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 8 este diar
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cTlpci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. PsgO an
tieiDada.
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Eu Ggia impEentR % v0ndo PApol do
pri6dioo vioio & $500 Ios 46 kilo8 (ars
qGintal.)
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IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for Porto Rico.
SITTING At SAN JUAN.
Maria Ernentiua FilomsnR
Ortiz de- BsTtF6n. ct a.,
Plaintiff,

Ramon Pou y Rios, ct al,
Defendants.
The United States Of America
The President Of the United States
To AMALIA RIOS Y BERRIOs, RA.
MON POU Y RIOS, AMALIA FUs
LLADOsA Y POU, defendants in the
above entitled matter:
WHEREAS it appears that Maria EE.
nertina FilomenG Ortiz IrABiB and her
husband Juan BeEtr6 OasBiiG filed thsir
Bill in equity in this caBe against the abo.
We mentioned defendants; and
WHEREAS this is q suit to remove
lien upon real estate ituated within the
jurisdiction of this court in the sum of two
thousand 10000 pesos mGcuquinos and
one thousand (1000) pesos maCuquinou
sppro ximRtsly $500, described 90 follcw':
"A tract Of land formerly known by the
pame Of SuTillo and now by the name
cf Dos Amigos, paetuEe land situated
"a the AguRcate ward Of tbs muiCipal
iuriudiction Of YRbuCoa containing
$50 Cusrdss Of land, equivalent to
129 heCtaHeRB, 70 RFeas and 80 cen
tiaress, bounded On the north By thl
road from Humacao 10 YabuCo0, on
the south by the river Iugonia, on
tbs east by lands ct that time belcn
giug to Pedro jose Clinton and o.
the west by the hacienda "Maria" .
that time belonging to Manuel MaTfl
CsrrssquiIlo''.
NOW THEREFORE, the said abov
named defendants, ARE HEREBY NO
TIFIED to be and appeSr hoEOin at th
j june, 1908, rule day Of this Court
aurwsr the said Bill Of Complaint an
! upon failure 10 do 20 tbs PLAINTIFF h0Eei
Ohsl obtGin judgment for the relief petite
/, ned for in their said Bill of Complaint.
!. WITH Ess my hand and the seal
this court this the 7th day cf ApEi
1908.
: B. S. RODEY. Judge.
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IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for Porto Rico.
SIZING At SAN JUAN

kgANA@b9AsJ
Ralph Calvert sedden and
Florence Evelyn Ssddon,
defendants.
The United States Of AmeEioa
The President Of the United Staten l9'
TORALPH CALVERT sEDDEN.
WHEREAS certain Bill Of Compla.
int has basn fled Ia the Office Of the Clerk
Of the above mentioned court in which
action ID Ccmmencsd 60 Bed aside andRnnul
the deed Of sals Of certain tract Of land,
within the Island Of Porto Rico, described
Oh follows:
A tract, parcel OF pisc0 Of land known
by the nRmO Of "PeFlA" aiiuRted In
the SabAnR ward Of the municipal
jurisdiction Of che town Of LuquiIlo,
containing $50 'cuaEdIs' Of land,
equivalent to 137 heotRFsAH, so areas
and SO CeutiaFsas bounded on the
north by the creek known by the
name Of Sebastian Martinez and by
lands belonging to the eItOts Of Pc.
dro Maldonado, on the cart by lands
belonging to the eEtatsB Of Juan Rosa
and by the river known BY the name
Of 6abRns and by lands Of the oDtHte
of MRldonado and by others belong
ing to Pedro OoElino; on the south by
vacant lands belonging TO the public
domain and by others belonging to
Rogendo Bap and on the wsst by
lands Of Pedro Garcia aud by others
Of Juan Nsponuceno Oorlino.
B.-That certain tract, parcel or piece Of
land containing % ''CuerdsB" Of land
equivalent to IL hectares, SO csntiR.
Ffas situated in the said Sabana ward
Of the said jurisdiction Of LuquiIlo,
which % cusFdaB tract Of land ID
bounded on the north and west by
lands belonging to Antonio YSu and
on the south and east by others belong.
ing to the estate of Pedro OoFBino,
and on the west also by other landl
belonging to the said GBtate of CoEHinc
and other lands belonging TO the sgtatl
Of Pedro Maldonado.
NOW, THEREFORE, you ARE
HEREBY NOTIFIED to be and appear
herein at the june 1908, rule day Of thi1
court to anAweE the said Bill Of Complaint
and upon failure to do 30 the plaintiff
herein may obtain relief ~ pstitioned fol
in his Bill Of Complaint
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of
this Court this the 7th day Of April
NiaOteen hundred and eight.
B. s. RODEY, Judge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
iipOR POGO DIuERO!!

El que quisra compTaE calzR5o fno de
pEoCsdonCia aBplfiolR y americana, FopR
heChs para CabRllero1 ? nifoI, gorEou cleo
tFicaS antirsumStiOaI y CuelloS = puHou do
Ultima novOdad que viSite 'La PalmesA'
M" dc loB Bshorsu j. Pioras Co, Calls de
All0n, n6meEo 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

EN- LA 'NUEVA PARIsIENsR"
San Julto ndmeEo 147. Sc vOndo an eE-
peio de cusEpo snteEo, dor vitEinaG do OEiI.
tRleI y MADEIRA, vaEiRB o0rEodoEaB do made
rs y CRiBtaleg para RpaFsdOFeI, 2 figuERE
de CerG para exponOr BombEOFon difeEeR'
tss vidrieERs para exp0ner objeto vaEioE.
PFecios limitRdoI. Is v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
PABQUE BOBTNQUEN
Hvrso nm ooRTANT

La administrator tene 81 guso de anuncar que 81
dia prmerO de Mayo del cornte evars ectO Ia srau
del Parque dyersiOnOs DurantO 81
de Abr haran las reormas bricas pere estar& alberto
para pdbco de costumbre programa de Ia naugu
rac6n sera pubicadO mas ardO Borinquen Park L. =
IreawoY, Manager
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

En- asta impRentR Sc vends papol ds
peEi6diCo visio & $500 loB As kiloI q"
qUintaD
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26

net. Gtipa 1000 Gelegateu ans Sen
Sart. ua0 @eihtoblen.G Gtitriften oes
Saaoes Hebmen an OerieIben tbeil.
0ie 8onpention miro bis sum 30.
Sanuar mahren uno mo Damn fiuoet
oIe Snbres.aonieren5 Don GertreterH
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo
@rubenbeiisern sur 5gititeilunl ser
Sobne flir Die ndditen , Sabre itatt.
Hraiioent Sobn Nlithgll. ser IT'D pm
ieiner iiingiten idneren 8raufbeit
nod niht redt erhoit bat. iuur0e. oIs
er i'm Saal erihien. nit Sodru-
len tegriBt. Ole llnion go. $50 non
9eaepiae. Sa., iiberianote 0tithea
eiuen goloenen 2iebesbedet.
indianapolis. SnO.. 81. San.
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Nait6ea belt beute glahmittaa leine
AbihieOsrcoe. oie aui ale gInlpeien.
oen einen tiefen ginorud mahte.
SllS ibm i'm geomen ser gerbanOs.
mitaIieoer BON Montana nnO g9no.
ming cine 9anfaniueiiuma fir $2700
in sIuerfennuns iciner 9emiibungen
sur 9eiierung ser Gage ser &ohIen.
arGber in ienen Staatoen iiberreiht
iper0en iollte, mar Ndthea 81 Sbr6.
nen gcriibri. grit nah I6naerem
3uree0n erfl0rte er iib Oamit Elm.
peritauoen Dab ons @elo an ieiua
Satin 5lm 3pede ser @r5iebing
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