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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-22

State of Louisiana. Parish Of Iberia
I, the undersigned authority, do herr eefs
the above and foregoing to be n true eor|
copy of the original now on file In my tfe;. r
of record in Miscellaneous Book No. Al At42
In faith whereof witness my signatd AND :
Of office. this 10th day Of March, A. l.Q04
by clerk ls.s ind odss1l
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-22
THOS. s. FOSTR.
BY NJ. L. WOMAR JR,
Agent andhttorn
NJ. l.. WOMACK II,
w. II. NORRIS.
r. PERRY. "itnesses'
+. w. BAUMAN, Near

Parish Of Iberia, State Of todsiS
Having examined the foregoing chaits of1
Gebert Shingle Company, Limited, IN n
nothing therein inconsistent with or pfra
the Constitution Of the State Of Louisat or
laws thereof, or of the Constitution oftf VI
States. hereby approve tho same. yen
10th day of March A. d. 1902, at III
Louisiana.
ANTHONY N. Ni,l4E
district A 4fornnu 10Th Inaiicy, GEfX
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-22
CHARIE
Gebert Shing|e Conf

State of Louisiana, Parish of !
States of Ameriee
Be it known, that on this Te
month of March, A D., 1902, bel
Bauman, a Notary Public in and
Iberia, State off Louisiana, duE
and qualified. and in the presence
hereinafter named and undersigl
came and appeared the persons Y
hereunto subscribed, all of full al
that, awaiting themselves of the n
laws of this State relative to "a
especially of Act No, 36 of 1883
Assembly Of the State of Louis
covenanted and agreed, and by thu
enant and agree and bind themselvi
other persons as may hereafter Id
with them. to form and CONSTITUTE
and body polite, for the purpos
and under the stipulations. article
following. to wit
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

them. What happened 10 them lS ci frauuent occurrence and in three eases cut of four micht have been prevented b1- inc use or Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. These tablets cure all kinds Of catarrh- They can be bought at any dFuS stor4 for 5J cents q box
 That Stuart's Catarrh Tablets de erfectually cure catarrh Of the eust2- chian tubes and the head noises and deafae;s resulting therefTom is at tested by the following:
 Mrs. Jare Barlow. the famous mo- diste. says:-'-I finally had to give up .afsoaal attention to my customers. and in consequence many of them went elsewhere. l was in despair for specialists seemed rcwerless to help me Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Cured me in just a Httle while so completely chat now 7 hear as well as ever.'
 Army Surgeon C. $. Beverly became so deaf from catarrh that he Was fcrced to resign his position and ahau- don his profession. He says.--'p pt course my inherent professional prej- udice WAS hard ta overcome but kn"'- ing of the sre1t benefit you had r-- acived. E.y dear General. through the use of Stuart's C2Larrh Tablets, 1 used thc-1. The great and almost imrediata relief experienced Nes truly aston isntug ! am TOW entirely cured ard have no fear of the di5e2S- re,ui11i.iz5- | SO back to my old post next month
 StuaIt's Catarrh Tablets hatr done it 10 dc it will do it. Try them and be convinced. They are tor safe a- any drug store at 10 cents a box. l. will put you to very littie trCuuie or expense [, prove what the. will jr for you. Send to r. A. Stuart Co. Mar shall. Mich. for their free book about catarrh. A postal card ".H br.us t.. Write Jod2-.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

impairment of hearing robs one of many Of the joys of life. exposes to danger interfercs with capacity for useiuiness. limits ability tC' transact business and earn a living. Many an HuaHy abandon their plans, ambitions and hopes on account of loss of hearing.
 Tn nearly every case of partial or complete deafness there is another fea- tt;re that ta many is more troublesome than the difficulty Of hearinE-the dis traCtinS head noises. These make such an impression CD some as to almost drive them insane. The everlasting hUzZinG. ringing. snapping. rumble or rear distracts them by day and pre- vents rest at night.
 Nine cases out Of ten Of head noises and progressive hardness Of hearing are due to catarrn of the middle ear or of the tube leading from it to the throat.
 It should be understood and constant lv borne in mind that to restore the hearing and silence the distractiag noises 9 treatment is required that will a!lay inflammation in the custodian tubes. reduce the congestion and :.v,ClIi-g and stop the secretion of the aIrucus so that the tubes will be and i.-zp open for the free passage Of air into the middle ear No locally applied medicine vtII eTectually Go this: only d searching constitutional alterative and resoIv5ut will cure catarrh in the deep rcccsses of the h-ad.
 Two acquaintances Of the writer were r,-1 down and killed by the cars in enc y-er. Eoth had catarrh of the head. ,, hfch had extended up the eustachian tubes. lecding from the throat to the middle ear. and were quite hard of hearing. h both eases the corCner'S jury decided that they came to their deaths because of inability to hear and i--eI the signals that'were intended for
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

that this advertisement was answered "y Mrs. Minnie Mccoy and that as a result a transfer Of the land to Mir Coffey was ai=Ecd by Mrs. McCoy's daughter Lulu. Mrs. NcCoy told the police. it is said, that AIr. Cocey paid Ter daughter $546 for the deed Through Coifey, t is said the land was sold to O. z. Wing "i Hamburg, Iowa. Mir. Wing reached Chicago today with ex-Con- Sressnan \. r. Mccormick. his attor- hey. Mir Wing said he was acting in good faith and that nc save Cofiey sJco to set the signature of Miss McCoy to the Geei, suPpos!ng that the rigntful owner alone would be found bearing that name.
 Mrs. Minnie Mccoy ia credited with asserting that she had TO reason to be-
 i"yc that the land might not have been Wilie1 co her daughter. as she had relatives in Kansas. EIrs. Mccoy and her daughter deoiare,i theii. willingness tc transfer to MT Wing 1G0 acres Of land in Michigan to reimburse him if t i5 found tnat the kansas farm should be transferred back to the other Lulu Mccoy. < continuance i1 the hearing til January Q. Was taken in order to bring witnesses from Kansas.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

ference. There is no doubt that the hail will be crowded on both even inEs. The human mind is always faS- .iuated by the musical and marvellous, and gertainly McIvcr-Tyndau is the greatest exponent of occult phenoul- ena the world has yet seen. His man ifestltions Of an invisible power are made in full light on an open stnSe and under the direct supervision of g committee ot prominent citizens. He uses no apparatus. no assistants. and TO cabinets, yet his demonstrations far surpass anything accomplished by tnecsorical adopts or spiritualistic mediums. On the oC-asi0E of McIvor- -Tyndali's last public appearance here some eight wears ago, the theatcr was crowded nightly and many were turned away. So great was the in tcrest displayed by this strangely gifted man.
 By special request Aicivor-TyndaE will give demonstrat lions Of the use ard abuse O. hypnotisu. showing the dangers of this strange power. as well as the amusing and ridiculous feat urcs Of it's weird influence.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
OLD AND NEW SENATORS.

Eight OF ten years ago 5n election of senator vas pending iH Illinois. The o".uocr1-s in state convection had .umiuatad John NJ Palmer as thctr candidate. Paine" W-= an old war horse surrou1ucI with all ti,e tradi- tt5na and sentiment or his party Ger tain republicans thought f. wCvij be d fine thing if th-- were to oppose him vith Tuclc Di-< CSiesby. likewise aa oIf war horse surrounded with tradi- tons and sentiment. and 9 representa- tive vas cent ra tall; ,sitA Uncle Diez about it. OgIo=oy objected. ''Jcan and ! have had cu. [sy.' te said ''Ns were all right years ago. but times have changed Either one Of us would Ie out of place iH the senate \ man 10 succeed there now has to be a spa cialist. Suppose John is elected he sccs to Washington and g tariT bill comes up He can ma Ike a great speech or the tariff. II i= 8 matter of prinai- Tlc ~-th him. and he will wax eloquent "n the iuiluity of protection and the advantages or g tariff for revenue. If he Wer" 60 make the same speech out here on the prairles it would se- thein aG.n. The old settlers would take his
 word for gospel and think La knew all about 1t. It would be the same with me if 1 were to 1aiH or the other side.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
Ss0O REWARD S1CO.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to sarn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catar-h. HaI'S Catarrh Cure is the cnly positive cure known to the medical fraternity. C2tarrh heinz constitutioral disease. requires 2 con stitUtioual treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the systeIl. thereby destroying tho foundation cf the disease. and Giviug the patient strength by building up tine constitu!iCn and assisting nature in doing it's work. The praprietors have so much faith in it's curative powera that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address. .. J. CHENEY e co.
 Toledo. Q. Sold by Druggists. Toe.
 II~lIS Famii- Pills are the beet
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
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Now that wireless -o,e,-cal-y f-s be- come an assured fact. may We not some day expect to have g ta.Eiess prize n-l-.?
 Tara's hail has been put up at que tion. If this isn't enough to make an IIishman light for his country we're willing 10 go away back and rali of.
 That Maine man who has succesafuI- ly fuasluerGded as a wOuan for fifteen years must have he'd i1grov.iI1e- wcis- -e.s.
 A dispatch states that 8 girl student at Byrn Mawr has been burned to death in some UEkncHn way. An in vestiGation will probably develop that she was burned with fre.-Houzton Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

some time ago my daughter caught g severe cold. She complained Of pains in her chest and had q bad cough. gave her Chamcrlain's Cough Remedy according to directions and in two days she was well and able to go to school. have used this remedy in my family for the past seven years and have never known il to fail, says J2mes Premier @ast, merchant, AnnatO Bay. Jamaica. West India Islands. The pains in the chest indicated an approaching attack Of pneumonia. which in this instance was undoubtedly warded off by Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. It counter acts any tendency of cold toward pneumonia. Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
SOME NEWSPAPER SHOTS.

Toistoi will probably be able to live down the rumor that he is dead.-Chi- caEo News.
 If pens were spades the isthmua would be all duS up by this tine-AIin- neapoiis Times. Ehe anarchists will please take notice that they are expected to move.-CleVe- land Leader.
 Minister Wu has become so Ameri- canized that he is abusing tho newspa- rers.-Atlanta Journal.
 II all else fails. the railroad manaG- CTS might quietly abolish the state oI hiiuuea apols.-EuffaIo Express. Colombian TeVoiuJionists will play no more galreG-this seasGn-on the Colon Grounds.-Detroit News
 That twin of protection n''-recip.oc- ity-does not appear to have Siamese ciE'h on it's brother.-AtIanta Consti- tutio0.
 Eastern rairoaGs age going to abol- ish all passes after January 1. but probably it will be some time after Chicago News.
 Kentucky is getting ready to organize a bar association. Most people sup posed Kentucky already had one.-Des Mo!nes Capital
 There is just enough of the Philippine insurgency left to make Aguina!do realize that he was not indispensable. Washington Sta.
 The nations that are asking Us to put an end to the south African war seem to overlook the trouble we are having Co end our oWr.-Phi1SdeiDhi Ledger
 The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad has been leased for 9g9 yeare. Any woman will tell you that the transaction looks like a great bargain Sioux City Journal.
 Hailroade- Hill will nave immense ichby expenses to pay if the Iegisla- tures pC the entire northern tier Of states are to he called together to head him off.-St. Louis Post Dispatch
 T2e sUltan'S order excluding all comic papers from Turkey is expected to have depressing effect on the pa irons of Turkish barber shops and Turkish baths.-Eansas City Star
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

Isaac Van Zandt minister pIenipoten- tiary from the republic of Texas to Washington in the forties. He was 2 man of high character, the trusted friend of Houston and Lamar, and helped them achieve the independence of Texas in the fbstruggie against the despotic power of Mexico. A great many Well-informed people hardly re member the fact that for nine years Texas was an Independent govern mcnt, and sent her envoys to all the principal capitals of the world. '- Washington Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
STORY or A KANSAS FARM.
X Suit for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
 Grows Out of 1t.

Chicago. An alleged fraudulent transfer of Eausas farm valued at ;15,0C0 is the charge brought against Mrs. Minnie Mccoy and her daughter. Lulu Mccoy Of Chicago, who appeared before a magistrate here today. The tvo women were arrested here yesUar- day OF complaint or Charles Mccoy. who claims that his sister, named Lulu M. Mccoy. is the rlEhtful owner of the land and that the Lulu Mccoy named as defendant made use of the similarity Of names to transfer land ia which she had no riEhtful interest.
 Joseph Mccoy. of Phillips county, Kan. original owner of the land. died in 1,GS. and left the Iand-1e0 acres of bottom land, 10 his daughter. Lulu N. Mccoy. Up to two years ago she had no doUbt that the land was still in her possession, although managed 5y an other. Tn 1899. however. personal" stating that If Miss Lulu Mccoy will correspond with James CoffeE of WoOdlief, Iowa, she will learn some thing to her advantage" appeared in q Chicago paper, Charles Mccoy alleges
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

All druggists guarantee every bottle of CEamberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund the money to anyone who is not satisfied after using two-thii,!s of the contents This is the best rem edy ia the world for la grippe. coughs, colds. Croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take. It pre- vents any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. Sold by Eivey & IIu- lett.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

discuss tae Christian religion. Hut ! have never studied the details O it.. and neither has Le. John will get u7 and deliver his oratio1. and rcel that Htlia fellow Aldrich CT the other side vii. as- him =G-c-tAi.S about sel-- ' u.e-. He VIII ask him soout rHe dutT ou steel rails. 0r tin plate. OF susa-', Or nails. or something Of that kind and John won't know what 10 say He aeye. heard ot schedule .n his life, and he won't be in il. -AH his fine sentiments will be j;st SD much wind i.e is tCo old to learn nsa- tricks, and s5 2fil I-- -tiE=Iec's Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
THE GIRLS GRANDrArHnR.

'I saw two beautiful young girls walking on r street the ether day whose grandfather was q notable fig ure in Washington more than half ! century ago. said Mir. I-ee Chalmers Of Texas to a reporter for the Times at the Riggs last night. These young ladies are Misses Warner Beau and Virginia Van Zandt of Fort Worth. Texas. They are here finishing their. education. Their grandfather was
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

William DcerinC, who has just re- tired from business owing to his i'm Taircd health. is one Of ChicaSo's most liberal philanthropists and the head of the great harvester works which bear his name. Mir. DeerinGs most cher ishsd beneficiary is the Garrett Biblical Institute of Northv estern University, a divinity school on which he has lay ishcd gifts with royal hand. But !;. has also been kind to the university in other ways. and his name is more re- spected in the institution than that of any other living man. The phiIanthro- pist is now 75 years old
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

Dr. Alex. J. McIvoT-T Tynd&H. the world-reroWned mystic will appear in his fascinating entertainment, "A Night O. Mystery" Under this heading the famous psychic has staged some marvellous dem0u-tvutiC-s of cl1irvoy- ance. hypnotism and thought trans
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

An old bachelar says there is nothing al all remarkable a5oJ't tte fact that only the female mosquitoes annoy us.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

Cut thia out and take il to Fire z IGIett's drug store and gc. st free -s.l- pic of ChanD-riaia'5 StCu-.n a..1 Liver Tablets. the best physi-. They also cure disorders Of the stomach. b.H3us- uess and headache
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

There are now twenty-three chapters Of the Anti-Treating society in the United States and Canada, with membership Of 5000
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

Ice men usually do not cut ice as soon as it is thick enough; they stand around few days and tell how fine it is.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
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ADJUSTMENTS A
5s s2Fsysz4zs sga ss D 45s ss. Q. .,le lo1a $, ,

.IciVCR-TYEDALL. THE WORLDS;
 4zESTIFIER.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

Respectability is coutaEious, but folk cant always catch it when they want it.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02

Sold by Druggists. Toe. II"lIs Fanlii- Pills are the beet
Arizona republican., 1902-01-02
LOST RIVER. INDIANA.

\ Region Of the H0osier State that is
 e Unique Interest to Cieolcgists
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
STEAM ENGINES

BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL
ERs, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and machinery OF every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blackszithinG. job work
executed on shortest notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
BERREY'S COMMERCIAL REPORT

Hongkong. 42% per Mexican dollars.
Annoy, 44N per Mexican dollar.
Singapore and Shanghai. 44H per
Mexican dollar.
Manila and Iioilo. AN per Mexican
dollar.
Hiogo, Kobe and Nagasaki. soy per
jap yen.
SALES FROM THE HONOLULU
STOCK EXCHANGE.
1907 Eva, $2456.
13 Oahu Sugar. $87 80.
20 Olaa A, 1925.
215 Olaa A, $500.
Is Olaa pd., $500.
Kahuku Se2.00.s
$4,000 o. r. and L. bonds, silva 30.
$1,000 Oahu Sugar bonds. Sl00.2s.
$1,000 Waialua bonds. $4,000.
$1,000 Kahuku, $i00.25.
DIVIDENDS.
o. r. & L. Co. " per cent.
| Honomu, IL per cent.
| Wilder S. S. Co, III per cent
PRICE LIST OF PROVISIONS.
Bran, per ton. SIS.
| Barley, per ton. SIS.
oats, per ton. S35 to $40
Hay, Cal ga five wire, per ton. go
! Corn, large yellow, per ton, S42
Corn cracked, per ton, $45.
/ Wheat, per ton. $40.
Flour, No. 1. $415' to $3.50 per bar
/ Canned meat advancing in price.
Smoked meats, firm
breakfast bacon, 1s to 20 cents.
1 Hams, IS to 10 cents
Lard, advanced Y cent
4 Calf. potatoes. IN to 21z 10.
BUILDING PERMITS.
: A G. Gurrey, 2-story addition $500.
+ No. 1895 Hotel and AIakea streets
mo. Bush. '2H-story addition. No. 1915
: Punchbowl street.
II N. Yamada. 1-story, No. S5S Liliha
street
CHOW Tin. 2-story store, No. 1878 Riv-
4, Jonah Kumaiae. 1-story. No. siS
EQueen street.
: So Yong, 1-story dwelling 5000. No
: 1850 Quarry street.
s w MaeaeaS, 1-story store alterations
: $500. No. 1121, 1923. 1f25, 112T Fort street
| ACTIONS BROUGHT IN DISTRICT
t COURT.
4 F. J. Cross VS. Will e. Fisher. judg'
$ for defendant, $4.15
Wing Wo Tai Co VS.. Sun NOW sing
j asst, judg for pltf.. $122.62.
II Eapiolani Est Ltd VS.. Wet. DIVINE
s vasconcelles, asst, Judg. Tor dert.
s s14S5.
| Wing WO Ial VI. vs. ShSAa5 AAAAAo
I, asst, judg. for pltf., $50.43.
. Francisco de Sa VS. Chas q. Nnia
asst, judg. 70 pItf., $S2Ol
> Shimoda Sentaro VS. zee Won hoy
;, asst, judg. for deft-, S15eS.
. Jessie Makainae VS.. Goo Won hoy
g asst. judg. for deft., s17.7O
d David Lawrence VS.. H klemme. asst
: judg. for pltf. 1888.
Jas Carly VS.. j. A Nunes, asst
$ | iudg. for pltf., 5000.
= The Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd. VS.
. Will c. King, asst, judg. for left
: $7.o3.
= Will C. King, asst, tudg. for detC
: Bernhardt Triest ct al. VS.. J. Sec
= asst. judg. for pitt, 1891.
: e. w. Christensen VS.. f. b. Fren
4, asst, 3udg. for pitt, $3.50.
IL Oahu Lumber and Bldg Co VS.: u
e Muller, asst, judg. for pitt, *zVa.69.
: Young Amin VS.. A. M Brown as his
- sheriff, juds. for deft. 1898.
r. Tsukamoto VS., Koichi Ikuta & Ma
Ikamoto asst, judg. for pltf-' *igu-H
le Io Kai alias zee Wo VS.. Shlmo0
le Sentaro, asst, judg. for pitt $f9.4f.
VI Elizabeth Knight VS.. MRS Amy L
King. asst, judg. for pitt, SSlfof.
tel Jno. Emmeluth VS.. WEE. =. ha'
l. asst, tudg. for pitt, $24M.
G. w. Harrison VS.. 70. a. Dreie
lie asst, judg. for pitt, $50
ri e. w. Quinn VS.. Victor Holman
20 asst, judg. for deft-, $S1S-os
lei H. w. Hyman ct al. VS.. ikano'
=. Shititaro. asst, judg. for pitt. $zf5of.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05

Il leases, assignments OF Hloi -
assignments of leases, power or at
torneys, bills of sale, agreements
assignments.
EXCHANGE.
Following are the current rates of
exchange to countries named-gold
basis:
Pacific coast. 30 cents per 800.
Canada. 80 cents per 800.
Atlantic coast. so cents per 800.
London. $4.90A per pound sterling.
London sixty days, $4.s712 per pound
sterling.
France, so francs per dollar.
Frankfort. Germany, 24A per mark
Auckland and Sydney, s4.9i per pound
sterling.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
IQu6 pasa en- Juncos7
YEA ESQ Ell a0BERNADoR

3 noe dice de- asse pnebio que dos tres
alcohoIlcoE EpcyAdos poF Ia policfa, han dAdo
90 10 DOR de provocAr Aiif n los fedeFaIsH.
Qls sItos son denunciAdos psHssgnidos
poE II poea con oil mas fdsll motIvo.
Qas . m hnnFSdo obFeRo, poF haheE des-
meetiio una Adhssi6n fasa quo 3psreei6 an
sG Rose con ga AEms ifa6 pRsso y cOndueido CON
MposAs San LofsnGo.
Yqus Sigo 90 trAmAba ansss de aver con-
M oil Doctor BArEsras, hAstA el extreme que
aIts iuvo que AsieReAH&R n s. an Joan pidisndo
sArAnnA', poF NO ofrsceris eonnAnSA AIguna
los polieias que ss GRliAn en- Squsl puebo
7 que la isfSturE de pohclA tuVo Que en-
TAr ordsnss bermtnAnteA a sua subAltsrnoa.
Yea ssto oil honoTAble GJbsrnador Civil;
pnss ei mas qas nRdle iRpsRas& que au IA.
srinidAd no 90 HtaAIe con In SotR dc los afro
ssllos J los Rb1Eos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
Los tituIares de Caguas

Ro1. ~ o1 Arileuls1o que de osRuas 10 snvfan nj
ss1a .,1s opu1ltG los m6dicoa tiAnlarea de
ctsIj.n oAo, psro con tan maIA suerts, que oil
dsS ~ no no pnade menos de reirse q caFeaja-
a NJ, sr somo yarrRn ell afro esos benatos
Ia, D,es q infsliI Ausor da sas artIcuIsio. que
Dor ia r.sss s que1an de gus no son Asistidos
sCrao5sn. saleos titularaB pore ua esAos son unou
sucrIo,oOs \oOmodones, habrk querido dscir sse
Todo D. ahf&f2 @erNe +9ssEts@s
boz Aouo SaguaG preIeneia dtariam eute In In
los dos.o..vs vsFGad AbrumAdorA cue realixan
AhoES SIus Gimenex SGnjurJo " MAnsanc.
IslmH. J u pobiRci6n de Cagnas 90 exsen-
ano a. sIo. co' n @medieOs, tsnIsndo que 4oeuparse
lanISs.' 'noa de los asuntos ,concsrnisn1es 3 10
Ia pFsmn." 10 son snhcientes para aasnder con
tscIamar .. nses'aria todos los 2obrss que
aAas /. 10 no rsn 1aspsctor de SAnidad doctor Sal.
% psos Stsaonoei6 Asi en- In visita que giro ha-
Ayuntantss ssae pusblo, opinAndo que s
hFas, acrsIno anso deois crsAF tres piAxas de tia.
pEeaupus.tt'o qns qataAa adopts euRndo Ell
KSso 10 psrml1a
iran ia 1'aaA 1snA pubtiearsmos datoa oua demues.
70. de 10 que ~ dies en- sss suel.
IasIruerIS peeso 10 que dice dc Ia Junsa de
AanpO - - nAsisrsmos slAEo o sn debido
naaaFa: YsrA que no nstAn verdss, slnO