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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
THAT U. p. LAND LIMIT.
railroad Must Defend Title In U. s.
Supreme Court.

Holding up the possibility OF the
Union Pacific railroad laying. claim,
under the case at issue as pre-
cedent, to millions Of dollars worth
of property in Kansas. Nebraska and
Colorado, attorneys for Thos. b.
stuart and Charles A. Murray Of Ara
lphahoe county, Colo, will ask the
supreme court of the United States
to review the decision Of the circuit
court Of appeals for the Eighth dis
trict. which gave the railroad
right-of-way 400 feet wide through
their land. Notice that such a re-
quest would be made has been filed
in the offices Of the court.
The right-of-way to a strip 400
feet wide was claimed under acts OF
congress of 1Se2-4-6-s. Attorneys
for the Colorado men assert that the
railroad never claimed a right-of-
way of more than 100 feet through
their land or the others in question
in Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado
until 1905.
For more than 40 years 1t (the
raiiroad) has stood by and seen cities
and towns built upon said lands"
continue the attorneys in their for
NAL papers, which they announce
VIII be presented TO the court In open
session, and other valuable i'm
provements thereon. without making
any claim whatever thereto on its
part"
IT'S contended that Il the decision
Of the circuit court Of appeals In this
case is allowed TO stand as q preeed-
ent Il viii, In Denver alone, give the
railroad company . strip Of land 900
feet in width from the outside Of the
city 10 the center. and out Of the
city again On the line 70 cheyeuns.
In Abilene Il would include all o.
Second street and take IN part Of
ssTerai store hunaingA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
THAT PORK TRAIN.
It VIII Come to Dickinson County
Next Thursday.

The Agricultural College and Rock
Island "Pork Production" Special Is
to be run next week with the pur-
pose of urging farmers to grow more
hogs. The College folks say the
men on the small farms and The
renters are not growing enough
hogs; that the supply is far below
the demand. The speakers will Of
fer many suggestions as to breeding,
care and feeding, and the important
subject of hog cholera will be dis
cussed. There will not be demon
stration car as was stated in a farm
paper last week, 1t is just straight
lecture proposition. Everybody in
vited. Take the boys and young
men. Thursday, Woodbine, $3.50;
Enterprise AIS; Abilene AIS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
wILLOwDALE.

Mrs. R. Dodge, Miss Mary and
Mr.. William Dodge attended shs
lecture at Chapman Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bluuderfield.
Thos. Stewart, Job Karr and Albert
Hall went to Kansas city to attend
the fair there.
Miss Nellie Stewart visited several
days in Chapman and attended the
entertainment there Saturday night.
A good rain is needed at the pres
emf time in this vicinity.
Mrs. WIN Jolitz was in Talmage
last week as post Aistrsss willis her
sister. Emily Blunderfield. was in
Kansas City.
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ZION.

Miss Adeline Burkholder of Up
land, Calf, formerly of this place
arrived in Abilene on Thursday. She
will spend several months visiting
with relatives and friends here be.
fore going on to Pennsylvania.
Miss Myrtle Naylor and brother.
Herbert, were guests of Hazel and
Frank Engle Sunday noon.
Elder G. G. Burkholder of Up
land, Calf. left his home Oct. 4 for
Filler, Idaho. He expects to conduct
a series of meetings there. He also
expects to stop at San Francisco on
his return home being gone from
home about five weeks.
Miss Mary Daniel was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Hosken on Sunday afternoon.
Rev. ]. H. Wagaman was in abb
lene Monday.
Elder M, G. Engle who had the
misfortune last Thursday of the
threshing machine running over his
foot is improving.
Mrs. Abram Rudy and son of s.
D., and son-in-law, John Craft Of
Iowa, who were here looking at land
purchased farms north of Industry.
Mrs. Rudy and son and families OK
pect to locate here IN spring.
Mrs. G. H. Naylor took dinner on
Sunday with A. o. Cocks.
Samuel Lady had the misfortune
of losing calf, caused from being IN
the alfalfa.
Mrs. Will Mustard who has been
in the Philippine Islands has returnA
ed home with her two children after
spending several months in WASH
ington on the return trip. She ex-
poets Mr.. Mustard's return in the
spring. Mrs. Mustard was the guest
of Mrs. John Book on Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Slifer was shopping
in Abilene Monday afternoon.
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OUR SPECIAL MARKET LETTER.
(Notes on this weeks Kansas City
stock market writ for the Re
Hector by ]. R. Van Worst Of the
NJ. X. & T. Commission co.,

Kansas City, Oct. 1--we have
had moderate receipts of hogs and
cattle this week, prices on the best,
beef steers have ruled steady A few
fancy steers selling at $3.50 with a
majority of the heavy, grass steers
selling from $3.50 to $500. Cows
and heifers have sold about steady
for the week with good supply on
the market. There has been heavy
runs of stockers and feeders, espec-
tally the 1000 pound feeders which
have been bought about steady. Spec
ulators expecting a good demand for
them the last three days Of the week,
on account Of the American Royal
Stock show there are a good many
stockmen here and should they buy
them as we expect them to, we will
look for a good market next week.
Best feeders from $3.50 to $5.75.
Best stockers $4.S5 to $500. There
is a good demand for 600 to 700
pound yearlings.
Veal and stock calves have been
very draggy all week, the market is
quoted Is to 25c lower and many
cases soc lower than last week.
The receipts Of hogs are estimated
at 5000 today with tops at 1895,
bulk of all kinds selling from $3.50
to 1886. 1t seems to be hard mat
ter to beat prices down.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13
(First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector October 10. 1s10,)
ROAD NOTICE.
To whom IT may cOn.ern;

To whom II may con.ern:
In pursuance Of an order made nv
the board OF county commissioners of
the county Of Dickinson, In the state
OF Kansas, IN regular session on the
6th day OF October A. D., 1910, notice
Is hereby given that Isaac Page, ]. S.
Boyce, w, r. Murphy. A. M. Brandt,
w 3. Wood. r. B. Long, T. A. Noble,
~ M. Poland, L, n. long, B. F. Engle.
g. r. Moore, william Pare, house,
holders OF said county, residing In the
vicinity where II is pr0posed TO Law
out and relocate the road below mem
toned, have presented to said hoard
their certain petition, praying the Law
ing ont and establishment Of a public
road In said county as follows: On
the section line between sections nine
teen (19l and thirty 900 in township
twelve f12) range three (S), said road
70 be thirty feet In width on each side
OF said section line, making a road
way sixty (6O) feet in width and run
ming parallel with adjoining section
line roads. and that A. " Jewett, j. r
Murphy and James DUNLAP, viewers
duly appointed. will meet at the n. W.
corner OF the ne ia NJ aO-J0-a. az 10
a. NJ. on the list dav OF November A. n.
1919, and proceed to view SAid road,
ana rive all parties q hearing.
witness nv hand. and the seal OF
said county, affixed at my office in
SAID county, this 18th day Of October,
,,s..n H. W. KING.
'tSeaD It County Clerk.
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Watch Lost.

Monday night between N. v. Fun
ston's place H. miles northeast Of
Abilene and the Union Pacific depot,
an open faced watch, silver case, fin
der leaving it at this office will be
suitably rewarded. N. v. Funston.
13d1tw1t*
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HOLLAND

Emil Thorne Of Navarro spent
Sunday in this vicinity.
Mrs. Havley Of eeneseo spent one
day in Holland last week.
A. H. ab(lter and deuEhters.
calharine and Bertha. are visiting
IN Missouri and eastern parts Of the
state.
KS Chrirlsel Kenog entertained
q nnmbpr of young people sunday
r. Dsar1srii uads e1snsr
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.rlp to Abilsne Tuesday.

trip to Abilene Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K Burkholder
and daughter, Mary, visited Jake
Sauer's Sunday.
Miss Laura Bell has been on the
sick list.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stark
Oct. 18th, boy.
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First published in Abilene weekly Re-
flector October IS, 1900
PUBLICATION NoTTCE.

To John A. Flack Of parts unknown:
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued IN the district court OF
Dickinsan county, state Of Kansas By
the Abilene State Bank. a corporation,
ana that you must answer the petition
OF said Plaintiff on or before the 25th
DAY OF November, A. d. 1910, or the
same VIII Be taken as true and tudR-
ment rendered against you for a60Ooa
and costs, and an order for the sale.
g. provided BY law. Of the folicWlEE
Described real estate situated IN DIX
inson county, state Of Kansas, to. wiz.
lots Numbered So ami 81 on North
Fifth atreet IN Southwicx 4 AuFus-
tines ad44ion 90 the city Of AbFcne,
nne icl number . IN block namber Z
IN Rice 4 Austin'e sub -d'vi 5io1 a Rice
4 Austin's Addition 70 the city n Adj
lenei and Tot number 2 N Henry,
Hodge 4 Reeds aub-divisioa Of lots
numbered z, 4. 8. ard 10 on Thiid
ST. IN Thomson q Afcc0vs Addition
20 the city Of Abilene, and lot numhfr
: N bloek humber 1, IN Mafielon,s ad-
diticn % TIE city Of Abilene. and car
tain peraenal property attached m this
action, es rear property. and tha a.
piicailcn 81 the proceeds 81 such r1ia
toward The 1atisfaction 81 such 1utE-
HURD 4 HuHp.
AItnrnHFr Tor |I"|eI|I|.
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For Sale.

Full blood Poland China boars Of
fall and spring farrow. Good in
dividuals. Pedigrees furnished.
Brown phone 1908. Residence y
mile north Of Acme. Address Geo.
A. Slater, Abilene. 1Sw4t"
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prices for creamery butter at
point named for week ending today.
Dickinson eoduky price IL cents
less than New York and ~ cents
Iess than chieagO.)
Kansas city creamery CSC firrts
asc.
chieaso creamery ia-2se. dairy
as-s7e
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13

Your first chance to get star cut
tumbIers for a dime viii be satur-
day at the Racket, i2dstwit
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HEDGE Posts For Sale.

HItUBO V5tB tut otIIUs
80 large and straight posts for
sale. Enquire of G. G. Sterl. 13w2t
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Road wagon. surrey and single
harness inquirs p Q. Lueier.
strlufi
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LOCAL MARKETS.

(Grain markets corrected every
Thursday morning by Abilene Milling
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-10-13

Rummage Sale.
In the basement Of the library
building on Oct. 2S.
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The Pioneer Produce Co. pays the
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!. 2. Brewer Co. pays :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-25

una amplia calle de facil acceso
transito. Pero cambio de aquells
concession fue entendido que acera:
V pavimentacion Sc harlan ALI POI
cuenta del municipio que es 10 me-
mos que podia hacer Sc establecl{
una pavimentaci6n; pero de tai mo-
do que a causa del continue traficc
va ha desaparecido en- gran parte
ell polvo que los vehiculos levantan
a su paso lena las viviendas del nu
meroso vecindario y ocaslona per
iuicios.
Los vecinos de la calle de San Ma
teo estan pae>, quejosos de que nc
Sc les conssruyen las aceras Y de
que la payimentacion de aquella
via no responia nj d las necesida-
dies nj a la inportancia de aque-
los sitios. 81 vecinos que por el
progreso del poblado Sc interesan
ceden sustosos 10 que para la
meior construction ! lie GALES Sc les
pide, debe cumplirseles 10 que
les fuG ofrecido Por otro lado, sera
injusto que Sc pavimentara Y cons
truyera aceras en- otrOs sitlos en- don
de ell vecindario no hizo concession
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A|umbIado ' pavimentacien

Buen aspecto presenta la calle de
Canals en- Santurce, con su pavimen
tacion la que importo al municipio
algunos centenares de dollars contri
buyendo tambien para la mejora los
vecinos de aquel lugar. Pero hace
falta Sc instale ALI alumbrado pd-
bEco. Aparte Gle que ese servicio
tiene perfecto derecho aquel vecin-
daro, resulta que aquellos parajes
son muy freuentados por los cam
pesinos que llevan sus frutos 4 la in
mediata plaza de mercado y es ne
cesario Sc alumbre Y 10 mejor possible
la via que han de seguir. La instala-
cion Gle focos de alumbrado pliblico
en- la calle de Canals es cosa que no
debiera dilatarse por mas tempo.
Tambien hay otra deificiencia y
notable en- la calle de San Mateo en-
el mismo poblado de Santurce. Los
vecinos de aquella nueva via cedie-
ron generosamente al municipio el
terreno necesano para que Sc Ia ell
sanchase y con tai concession lesulto
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BASADO EN- Ell HONOR. :

eSin duda habra I'd. visto Ell
los periodicos, con relacion 4 al
gun remedio, algan anuncio CO.
mo este: ''Si despues de un en-.
sayo, I'd. nos escribe que ests
remedio no le ha surtido buenos
efeetos, le "Reminiscences q I'd.
su dinero." Pues, nunca hemos
tenido motive para hablar de es.
ia manera con relacion al reme-
dio designado en- este articulo.
En- un comercio que Sc extiende
por todo ell mundo, nadie Sc ha
quejado jamas de que nuestro
remedio haya fallado 8 ha pedi-
do la devolucion de su dinero.
El pnblico nunca murmura de
pan honrado Y habilmente Ella
Dorado 9 de una medicinal que
produce los efectos para los
cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
esta basada en- la lealtad y el ho-
nor, y ell conocimiento de este
hecho de parte del pueblo, e1.
plica su popularidad y gran ex-
ito. No es el resultado de IN
suefo 9 de una casualidad, sino
de afanosos estudios fundados en-
los conocidos principles de ia
ciencia medica aplicada. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contienc
todos los principles nutritivos Y
curativos del Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
de los higados frescos del baca-
lao, con Hipofosftos, Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre. Este remedio
ha merecido los elogios de todos
los que 10 han empleado en- cual-
quiera de las intermediates para
las cuales Sc recomienda c no
alivio Y curacion. En- los casos
de Escrofula, Anemia, Resfriados
y Tisis, es IN especifco, "El
Doctor N. Ramirez Arellano,
Professor de Medicina en- Mexico,
dice: La Preparation de Wam-
pole es doblemente eficaz en- las
Afecciones Pulmonares, por Ia
accion de los principles nutriti-
vos del aceite de higado de- ba-
calao.'' - Nadie sufre I'm desen-
rafio con esta. En- las 3oticas.
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Brasil

Rio ,1aneiro Nov, l5.-A bordo
del vapor "Cap Vilano" partlra ma
mana para Buenos Aires, ell ministro
argentine, doctor Fernandez llevan
do un duplicado en- castellano y por
tugues de los PROTOCOLS aclaratorios
de la demarcacion de fronteras entire
ell Brasil y la Argentina
El doctor Seabra resigno ell cargo
de leader de la mayoria.
-Es probable que el presidente
aplace el viaje a Rio Grande hasta
despues de la llegada del mariscal
da Fonseca su successor.
Ell doctor Seabra, leader" de
la mavoria de la Camara de Diputa-
dos, resigno el cargo.
Chile
Santiago nov, Noticias reel
bidas a ultima hora por las oficinas
de Ia direction de la armada, dan
cuenta de que ell crucero Blanco En-
calada' que va en- viaje para Alema
MIA, con objeto de repatriar los restos
del presidente Montt, Sc ha visto
obllgado, por carencia Gle carbon a
reecalar en- rln islote situado a Glen
millas del puerto de San Vicente.
Fl "Blanco Encalada' al mando
del captain de fragata Luis Sofia,
esperaba ALI ell cargamento de car
bon va pedido a San Vicente, para
continuar viaje con rapidez, a fin de
ganar el tempo perdidio.
Ell Sr. Augusta Durand, jefe del
partldo Liberal del Peril, viene d 6s
ia por motives de salud.
Ell senador Fernandez Concha
Sc encuentra gravemente enfermo.
Ell embajador itaiano H. Bor
sarrelli, regreso de sn gira por el sur.
Partira para Buenos Aires, Ia dele
gacion del ejerclto V de la marina. d
representara a Chile en- el acto de Ia
trasmision del mando presidential
en- Ia Repubica Argentina.
Ell grupo de oflclales argentl-
I nos que tomaran parte en- el concur
SO hipico, Sc despidieron muy cor
dialmente del vice-presidente, mi
nistros y jefes. Partiran para Bue
nos Aires en- la combination de mana
ma.
Elembajador Borsarelli. Sc presen
tara en- la Moneda en- reception OFF
cial, para el retro de sus credenciales
Partira en- Ia proyima semana para
Italia.
Ell embajador Borsarelli, en- lu
gar del banquete, ofrecera I'm cheque
por una suma de dinero para Ia SO
ciedadPatronato de la Infanteria Des
valida; ademas, entregara la seno
rita Della Matte lzqulerdo, numero
SOS cajones Gle vino italiano para los
enfermos del hospital San Vicente de
Paul
Los marinos franceses del AGO
razado ''Montcalm'', continuan sien
do muv festejados
Peril
Lima Nov, Is Con motivo de las
vlolentas palabras que pronuncio
en- la session de Ia Camara de
Dlputados Pedro Larranaga contra
los edictores de La Prensa :, Sc con
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|NFORMAC|QN SuRAMER|CANA.

aerto un duelo 4 pistola entire aque!
v ell director de dicho diarlo, sehoT
Alberto Ulloa.
El encuentro Sc realizo en- San J5
ronlmo.
Los dueIistas Sc cambiaron tres
disparos sin causarse dano. No Sc re
conciliaron.
Uruguay ;,
Montevideo, Nov l5.-Despues de
sostener con sus padres una vloiea'a
discussion, motivada por asunto9 mt
mos, Sc suicidaron las hermanar NJ.
ria, Y Aurora Sanchez. de 20 -
amos de edad, respectlvamente
Ambas Sc envenenaron.
Sc reunira la comision deparmea
tai colorado de Montevideo para pro
clamar los candidates a dipatados
que correspondent por este departa
mentO.
A este respecto dice el dlarlo of
cial "El Dia" que el ejemp!o que "a
"a esa comision, al hacer dlcha pro
clamacion, demostrara que el trlun
fo es .consecuencia necesarla deI
gran numero de afiliado con que
da cuenta, de su educacl6n civlca y
de su excelente organization.
Acompanado por el lainlstro &c
Francia visito a. Plesidente de Ia Re
pdblica el professor Enrique Turot,
concejero municipal de Paris y conf
sionado general del gobierno frances
4 las exposiciones mternaelonales de
Ia Argentina.
Con procedencia de Marsella lego
una partida de polvora y proyectl
les, consignadas al gobeielno-
Estos elementos bellcos proceden
de las fabricas de Creuzot, y son des
tinados 4 las canones Schneider, re
cientemente adquiridos.
-Pasado mailana pasara por este
puerto la eseuadra inglesa eompues
ia de cinco acorazados, que van q
asistir al acto de la trasmlslon del
mando supreme de la r6publlca AT
gentina.
Paraguay
Asuncion, Nov. l5.-Hablendo re
suelto el Senado establecer una ley
general para los tranvias y fabrleas
alectricas, con motivo del proyecto
presentado por el ferrocarrll Central
lei Para quay la empresa resolvlo
esperar la saneion de la ley para ver
81 le convene. asi los diez Kilometres
die via no Sc construiran, 10 cual ira
era perjuicios considerables al pas,
pues el ranal que tenia q. II q Angos
tura esta comprendida en- ella.
Sc suicide el residente ltahano
Costante Nolantte, de II amos de
edad.
Deja dos ninos de corta edad y s'l
esposa.
I'm senador interpelara al MINIS
tro del interior, por las denunclas q.
a diario Sc publican sobre crlmenes,
atropellos y todo genero de abuses,
cometidos por algunas autorldades
de campafla.
Ell juez del crimen tomo interven
cion en- la denuncla contra el lete po
litico de San Lorenzo.
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las CARRtRAS DtAy[R.

En- las carreras verlhcadas aver en
el hipodromo de esta ciudad ven
cieron los siguieDtes cabano-
Pr;mefa eafrefa -lOGn met!es.- :
! Engaao, . Ncrmand;ao IS Gat5be.
= Daniio
Tempo ! II y t.l3i is
Segrndl eafrera -i.00J rss;os.-
/ Radlaate,-2 Grana ds Il Cae:s :
4 Juan Is Ligero
TEMPO l93-5y .a45
Terce.a ;arrera. 1000 m:tros. :
] Army, 2 Fu!ano.-3 Ea,uey q
Balear,-5 Isabellno
TEN 20 ! 8 40 y l.9
Cla.tA earrera. Media mi;!a.- !
Ma gnol.a Us metros atras), - Tom
3 Fortuna,
Tempo 55 10 y .55 %
Qlnta catrera. Una milla. | Lu-
peroa p ST. Patrick 3 Canarlo
Tempo l.57 l57 is
sexta carrera.- 1000 metros i
AtIas,-2 Lerido,-3 Norfolk,-4 Fa-
vorlto, dos tres dltlmos con ) me-
tros de ventala.1
Tempo 1.6 y l6 -
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Casa de Prestamos, ]. Rendon ,
COmpania 5. en- G.

Ell dia 5 de Diciembre a
las 3 p. m. tendra lugar un
acknowledgements de las prem
das que habiendo trascurrido
seismeses no han sido renova-
dasni canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un preciososurtido de al
haias. Allen 81 Fortaleza.
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Treasury department Of Porto Rico
sUBAsIA PUBLlCA
HEENEs INMUEBLEa

}sUBAsIA PUBLlcA aIENEs INMUEBLE5
En- coeuia de Ren nena. de u,uads
1910 los sgulente dis dia las
nore pores od reoados parties de los msmos
cubrr las eontbuc9n que
aber gado debdo tempo contbucons vencds
!os eagos sessn dspone la Ley de Kentas Inerna
PkOPlEIAkOS Description de propedad Contbuuones
apro8ima dos
TERcERA sUBAsTA
IsebasaD casa Bo Angelo. 5625
Felix A. Gonzalez y ! casa Bo Angeles s252
Rafae! Tories 10 eaas Bo Roncador 3l.77
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
JESUS Miranda Ieaa
hoy Antonio Colon, Solar casa Bo Cudad 422z
Jose Maria Reyes hoy
Succession Gregoo Reyes 125 cdas Bo Alonso 27l23
l.defonsa vue ss cdas casa, Bo D Aonso
DEF Viruet, IS Bo D Alfonso 33 ~
Antonio Aiay5n odas casa Bo Alfonso lsos
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Pedro Castro. 1S Bo vviarriba 37l4I
Alexandra Carl5n. 80 cdas Bo Ricabajo 2o17
Succession hilo Roman, 10 cdas Sabana orande Psi
Eteban Gutierrez - cdas Bo. Caonllaarba 5s.56
Fran ,ico rla hoy
Francisco Pla 50 cdas Bo sanasabe 5a27i
Gegoro Metnlez hoy
Damana Toro, 81 cda bohio, Bo Conelo So sal
Juana Francisco Reyes
hoy Jose Serbia 20 cdas bohio Bo ConseIo IS Isl
Jose Mas Boneta hoy
Jose Gonzalez hoy
Maria Geen' IS casa, Bo caguans 3ls5
Juan Almodova Garcia cdas. casa Bo Rioabalo an
Gabriel Moya, solar Poblado Jayuva 39s
an'on,o HoeA beo' 100 cdas casas Bo Angeles 4l53
sucn francisco Ortiz II cdss casa anchn Bo Jayuya
sucn Jose Ma Munoz, 70 cda.. Bo Santa Isabel, 1855
Jose Rivera, Ocdas casa Bo Caeuana 9s
Gsbino Ledesma casa Bo Jayuya arrba 7so
Pueden detal que pctivos expeden
por que venda cya suma pder en- %
de dae de de la por cua e
popeda duants los dez das gueaes verfc6e
uuado, F. R, noviembre II de 1910
(Firnado Ldcss Ginensz--colector.
Aprooado Samuel D Gromer, Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-25
Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto de s. de diametro
con su combination de llaves para
desconectar en- case de averias y con.
tinuar trabajando como dupls.
seis defecadoras de doble fondo, de
cobre, con una cavidad de 1000 gal.
cada una.
Dos juegos de centrffugas: seis cen.
trifugas cada juego de so diametros
con sus correspondientes mezcladores.
In mo ino de nuevc m asas , varias
pleas de repue,to.
Para intormes dirijirse q j. NJ.
Galletti. Vieques. p. K.
--Malgastar ell dinero es comprar
otro articulo cuando puede usted Gu
rarse del e,tomago con la asombrosa
"EstomacaliLa Ulrici."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-25

alguna y Sc privara de aquellos be-
neficios a los que de un modo Il
otro beneficiaron al municipio y al
propio barrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-25

MOnedas de ORC CALIFORNIA;
ii 50 centavos. 25 centavos S1.O0 +,
s24 &c venta en- la Joyeris de l
kERHHAHN. san Jose5l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-25

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodicos viejos a 81 quintsl