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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-06
RETURNS BY COUNTIES.


Baxley. Ca, June 5.-Five precincts
out of twelve give Estill a majority of
81 in this county. He will carry this
county by safe majority.
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Washington. June 1.-The Senate to-
day passed q bin 90 authorize the con-
struction Of bridge across the Wac
camaw river az Conway. $. g., by the
Conway and Soashore Railroad Com
pany.
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Burke.

Waynesboro, Ca. June Sat the
primary election here to-day, the
Waynesboro precinct gives following
result: For Governor, Estill 81; Du-
pont Query, 1OS; j. NJ. Terrell, 16
School Commissioner, Glenn So; Merritt
119; Johnson SO. Commissioner of Agri-
culture. Stevens. III; Nesbitt, S4 Pris-
on Commissioner Eason, ITO; Williams
105
At Girard, the vote for Governor
stands: Estill Is, Query IS, Terrill l.
A light vote was polled in the county.
Midwife, Ga, June 5.-The precints
closed here at 2:30 p. m. The vote:
E,still 20; Guerry, 16; Terrell, G.
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Flberton. Ga, June 5.-Terrell car
lies Gilbert by 900 majority. Merritt
1coaunusa on sixth PsseJ
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Coffee.

Douglas. Ca, June 5.-Estill car
ries Coffee county by an approximate
majority of $50 The vote for state
house officers is mixed. 1t is conceded
that Coffee gave F. A. Parker, Supe-
rior Court judge, a majority. c. r.
Glenn gets a probable majority. Moth
ing definite can be given from this, the
largest county in the state, before noon
tomorrow.
Pearson. Ga, June 5.-Pearson pre-
cinct, Coffee county, cast III votes.
Estill So Terrell 80; Query. 10. State
House officers: Secretary of State,
Cook, 1O4; Controller General, Wright,
104: State Treasurer, Park, 1902; Attor-
ney General, Hart 10l; state school
commissioner. Glenn, IS; Merritt, p:
Johnston. 4: commissioner of agricul-
ture. Stevens, 81 Nesbitt. Al prison
commissioner. Eason, II; Williams, 25;
associate justice. Supreme Court,
Lumpkin, 90; Cobb. SO; United States
senator Clay. 104. Congress, Elev-
enth district, Brantley. 107; judge
Superior Court. Brunswick circuit,
Hitch. 81: Parker. %: Senator. Fifth
district. Sweat. 81; Gray, %. County
ticket. representative. Ward, l04 clerk,
Lott. "a. sheriff. Switzerland, lO6. TAX
receiver, Girtman. 6; O'Neal 90, Wall.
81. tax collector. Peterson, 3; Morris.
iO9. treasurer, Baker, 81, Denton, D.
coroner, Merrier. l06.
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MILES MUST FACE CHARGES.

Reported tn he Threatened With
COurt-MarTinI for Betraying Of
fetal Secrets and HurryinE to
Washington by the Presidents Or
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Crawford.

Roberta, Ga, June 5.-Terrell, Mer-
rift, Stevens and Williams carried
Crawford county.
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Not n Military Camp.

Second. AS organized by these on
GERS Chalmette station is a government
tai shipping agency for but one class
Of military supplies. and It has rot the
character Of a base Of military supplies
nor that Of . military camp or post.
Third. No attempts 10 recruit 10
the British army have been made at
Chalmette station. nor does ths evil
dence disclose any such attempts at
other points in the United ftates. A
few muleteers were recfutedy but this
was against the orders Of The British
government.
Fourth. All shipments have been
made from the port u New Orleans -
South African ports, upon vessels
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Charlton.

Folkston, Ga, June 5.-This, Charl-
ton county, has gone for Estill for
Governor, Merritt for school commits
sioner, Stevens commissioner of agri-
culture, and Eason prison commission
er by safe majority.
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CIiIlcII.

Stockton, Ga, June 5.-Votes at
Stockton: Estill rs, Guerry 5, Terrell
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
Notice to Creditors.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
In the matter of the estate of Cyrene
Shearef, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, the executor Of the last
will and testament of Cyrene Shear
er, diseased, to the creditors and all
petsons having claims against said
deceased 10 present their claims with
necessary vouchers within one year
after the date of the first publication
of this notice, to-wit, September 20,
ISo2, TO said executor, at the Office
Ioi Harvey & Welty, in the city of
Pullman. Whitman county, Wash
ington,. the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of
said estate.
Dated this 2oth day of Septem-
Der, 1902. SINo SHEARER,
Executor of the last will and testa-
ment of Cyrene Shearer, deceased.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

THE PULLMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION has money to
loan on approved security. The
rate OF interest is not excessive, and
the opportunity to repay the loan in
small amounts, monthly, commends
the system to the prudent turnover.
To the investor the Association
offers successful plan for accumu-
lating savings. ST 90 a month paid
in for IS months is, expected to ma
ture share worth 500; soc a
month will require 1874 months.
$1f 900 of stock has been subscribed.
f. 8. BuRGAN, Pres.
ID. F. STALEy, Sec.
f. W. MCCAIN, Treas.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
Notice TO Craditnrs.

In the Superior Court of the state
of Washington, in and for the
county of Whitman.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
6. Fisher, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, the administrator with
the will annexed of the estate of
Charles G. Fisher. deceased, to the
creditors and all persons having
claims against said deceased to pie
sent their claims with the necessary
vouchers within one year after the
date of the first publication of this
notice. to-wit, September 20, 1902,
to said administrators with the will
annexed, at the Office of Harvey &
Welty, in the city of puilman,
Whitman county, Washington, the
same being the place for the tran
saction of the business of said es-
tate.
Dated this 2osh day Of September
1902. w. II. HARVEY,
Administrator with the
will annexed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
Ponltry ahoW AZ Pnllman

The annual show OF the Eastern Wash.
ington Poultry Association viii be held
on Dec. az to acth inclusive, at Pullman,
Wash.
Nv. Hitchcock, Of Denver, Colo, has
been engaged as judge, and the indica.
tions are that the show v Il be the largest
ever held by the associat. On.
This show has this naiae Of being one OF
the best cooped in the northwest, the as
sociation having gone to heavy expense
last season for new exhibition coops, and
all birds are given the best Of care and
impartial Judging.
The catalogue and premium list is now
in process of preparations, and will beisis-
sned in few days, when it will be
mailed free to all applicants.
J. NJ. PALsfssRToS, Secy.,
Pullman, Wash.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22

county, Washington, and c, N. Hinch-
lif, A. B. Willard and J. 5. ,iSlemgard as
the board of county commissioners. to
appear i'll the superior cours of Whitman
county on December 18th, 1902, at 10
O'Clock a. m., and show cause, if any
they have, why they should mot cause a
treasurea's warrant to be s3sued, drawn
uponthe road and bridge fuAd, for the full
payment of $r753 as the bs.ance due the
American Bridge Company together with
8 per cent interest from The date of the
acceptance of the bridge by the board of
county commissioners. The attorneys
for the plaintiff company are R. L. Nc.
Croskey Of colfax and Root, Palmer and
Brown of Seattle.
The filing of this suit against the com.
missioners is but another tangle into
which c. G. Raby by his many dishonest
acts while county auditor has brought the
county. The story Of Raby's downfall
and conviction are still ffesliin the mem
ory Of the readers did do not
need to be recapitulated at this time.
This suit will be watched with interes,
by every citizen Of Whitman county
Gazette.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
CITIZENS S rrcKET
Raby Tangle Again.

The American Bridge Company, of New
York, corporation, has filed mandamns
proceedings against H. H. Wheeler as
county auditor and ex-officio clerk of the
board of county commissioners of Whit
man county, Washington, and c. N.
Hinchliff, A. B. Willard and J. S. Klem-
gard as the board of county commission
.ers. In the petition to the court the AM
erican Bridge Company recites material
facts regarding its contract with Whitman
county for the construction of bridge;
that said contract was completed and the
bridge accepted by the county; that the
board of county commissioners caused
$Ieoo to be paid upon the contract; that
upon the acceptance of the bridge the
commissioners also ordered c. G. Raby,
at that time county auditor; to draw a
treasurer's warrant in favor of the Amer
ican Bridge Company i'll full for the bal
ailce due OH the contract, which was
$I753; that G.. G. Raby drew said war
rant and presented the same to the county
treasurer who paid it, but that Raby ap-
propriated the $I753 to his own personal
use and that the plaintiff has never re-
ceived the balance due upon the contract.
The court directs H. H. Wheeler, as
auditor and ex-officio clerk of the board
of county commissioners of Whitman
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
Furniture of all kinds at Vests

Furniture of all kinds at Vests.
For RENT-House near college.
Inquire of J. D. CARSON.
Get your school books and sup.
plies at Palmerton's drug store.
W. H. Philips has some pure bred
registered Poland China pigs for
sale at reasonable rates. (3D
For sALE-House of S rooms and
two lots, OH Mechanics hill This
is desirable piece of property, close
in. Enquire of G. w. FORD. (2w)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash, No
vefnber fst, Isoa.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof Miil be
made before WIN. A. Inman, IL. S. Com.
missioner, at colfax, Wash, sn Deeemher
10th, 1907, viz:
CLAY DEEN MARTIN,
who made III. E. No. g8oS, for the n.
a S. e. Il, S. w. II S. E. x, S. f. A S.
w. See rs, T. IA N, K. 43 E. w. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cuieivation of said lard, viz: Arthur !.
Written, Joseph Robson James T. Smith,
and Carroll Kameron, all of Pullman,
Wash
JOSEPH l.. MoHUNDRo, Register.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by the dir
ectors of school district No. 26, for the
purchase of old school building. All bids
to be i'll hands of the clerk by o'clock
p. m, on Friday, Dec. Sth, 1909. The
board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. w. H. PHfIfPs,
Clerk of School Dist Nc. &C.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-11-22
Two Tickets Nominated
Ready for City Election

Two nominating conventions were held
iast night, at which two complete tickets
,.sre nominated between which the voters
con decide at the city election to be held
on Tuesday, December 7nd.
The tickets were nominated under the
same names, with the same party princi-
,,e.. AZ were the two tickets last year, at
,.h;et time the ''law and order" ticket
vas successful at the polls.
The law and order convention was
called to meet i'll G. A. X. hall, at 1880
O'Clock. and the great interest taken by
our people in the nphoiding of the prin-
e;plss of law and order was made mani
s.sf by the large number of voters aud
representative citizens attending this cou-
yention. The meeting was cailedto order
bv Mayor Davis, and organization was
perfected by the election of G. w. Bean
and Wilford Allen respectively as chair
man and secretary, when the regular
order of business was proceeded with, the
FIRST being the nomination of a candidate
for uayor, for which Office Prof. w. J.
Roberts was nominated by reclamation.
For the three councilmen for the two
Years terms, Messrs. w. l.. Greenawalt,
w. H. Smith, L. ]. Lindley, A. K. Finley
and Ed. Harvey were nominated, the bal
lot resulting in 81 votes for Smith; "A for
Harvey; SO for Finley: IS forscreenawalt
and as for Lindley. the first three being
declared the nominees.
For councilman-at-large, W. d. Ont-
man was nominated by acclamation.
c. H. Morton and w. /. Lyon we're
named for clerk, the ballot standing AZ
for Morton and II for Lyon.
The names of E. G. Gill and w. NJ.
Duncan were presented for treasurer, the
former winning by vote of 81 to 80.
For health officer, DR.. Mcguire was
nominated by acclamation, the name of
Jno w. Mathews, for attorney, going on
the ticket in the same way.
LAW AND ORDER TICKET.
For Mayor. J. ROBERTS.
w. II. SMITH.
Councilmen, yrs....... ED. HARVEY.
E. K. FINLEY.
Councilman at large Nv. d. OUTMAN.
treasurer r.................,.."....E. r. u. GILL.
Clerk c. II. MORTON.
At4o~,a,- arurxuc
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ticket was being built, a second conven-
t'ou was being held in the city hall, where
the ticket constructed i'll star chamber
and printed beforehand so there might be
no slip, was ratified opportunity was
given those attending this convention to
express their desires by ballot, as the
only nominations made were those ap.
pearing on the star chamber ticket. The
officers of the city hall meeting were A.
B. Baker, chairman, and P. w. Kimball,
secretary. The meeting lasted but d few
minutes, just long enough to ratify the
pre-arranged ticket. The following is
the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-21
ProteSta contra
los consumes.
Los manlfestantes arrojan
piedras contra la casa mu-
nicipal.
Cargas de la Guardia CT
vii. !

Lebriia, Sevilla (Espaf1s) Agos.
to 4. Un grupo compuesto de mas
de 500 mujeres y alguuos chiquillos,
pero en- el que no faltaban tampoco
los hombres, Sc presento en- actitud
tumultuosa delante del Ayuntamien.
to gritando: lAbsjo los consumosl
Viva 10 guardia civil!
Los Rlborots dores, que por el
pronto se content&ron CON dar voces,
no tardar0n en- tomar otra actitud,
Arrojando piedras contra 10 casa mu-
nicipal, de 10 que rompieron varios
cristAles.
E vista de clio Ia guardia civil,
que desde ell principle hsbfa perma'
necido en- actitud espectants, sc vic
obligada 6 dar algunas cargas-
Postsriorments 10 llegAda de al
gunos trabsjadpres del campo hizo
que Sc sgrAvA1 el conficto.
Trat6ndose como Sc trataba de
una question promovida por el def
cit del impue ,to de consumes, Ell
G. .bernador, de acuerdo con Ell Dale.
gado de Hacienda, di6 al Alcalde de
Lebrija soluciones de concordia para
que no se ,e .ionAran los intereses de
pequef1os labradores que en- su ma
yorfa cultivan tierras arrendadas,
con 10 que volvio 6 renacer 10 tran.
uuilidAd.
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POlftica exterior.
de Inglaterra.
Concentrates en- las CancillerfaS.
En- negOCiaCiOneS con China
para Celebrar un tratadO.

NuevA Yo1 k, IA de Agosto. Mien.
tyAs se' debatfa Ell presupuesto in
& es en- In Ckmar& de. los Comunes,
dicen despachos de Londres, fue el
gobierno censurAdo consecuencia
de 10 polftica que Sc le atribuye en-
Europa y en- al Oriente
A Lord Salisbury Sc le acusa de
hsber causado Ell er feiamiento de
relaciones entra Francis y Espsf1s !,
de haber ofendido 6 Turqufs, de ha-
ber arrt iado Italia en- brazos de
Francis, cediendo ante Russia, y SOS.
teniendo con Alemanis relaciOnes
secretAs.
El sefior Cranborne, Sub. .Secre-
tsrio de Relaciones Exteriores tom6
a su cargo 10 defensa del gobierno
en- los debates, pero entire otras de.
claraciones Sc le escape 10 de que,
<si Iog!aterra tiene alg1n tratado
secreto con Alemanis, sfguese que,
siendo secreto, no puede el gobierno
divn]gRr los terminos en- que est&
concebido;s 10 cual es una declara-
ci6n impifcita de que efectivsmente
existe ell tratado secreto.
En- opinion de Lord Cranborne,
el gobierno de Ioglaterra trats de
normalizar la situaci6n del Oriente &
To- mayor brevedad possible. Cree
que mientras mas pronto Sc fectd .
10 evacuation de Shanghai, tanto
mejor para el comercio universal, no
viendo raz6n slguna por que no deba
efectuarse 10 evacuation.
Pero al mismo tempo anuncia
que si Inglaterra no IN evAcuado ya
aquella plaza, es sencillamente por-
que mir guna otra potencia ha dado
el ejemplo, de donde Sc sigue l6gi.
camente que InglAterra pretende ser
ala nacion mas fAvorecida
Por otra parte, Ell gobierno de 10
Gran Bretaf1a estA en- negociaciones
con la China para celebrar un trata
do, que Lord Cranborne Sc promote
serk mcy bene Fl cioso para los inte.
reses del pals. Sobre este no cabe
la menor duda.
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FralCia
en- ell extreme 0riente.
Alianza entire Siam y Jap6n.

FL Eocsrgado de Ms ocios de
Ffancia en- Siam, quien fue q reem'
plszsr al Ministro frances que ACADIA
de regresar & Francis, ha pedido
tambien su reemp1azo, pues Sc le
presentan muchas dificultsdes en- ell
cumpliniento de su mission.
Un cablegrama de Bargke k
aDuncia que una alianza entire Siam
y Jap6n esta 6 punto de ser conclui'
d..
eLe Matins publica un artfculo
que dice que To- solicitud del Encar'
gsdo de Negocios de Ffancia en-
BAngkok, pidiendo ser reemplazado
en- su puesto, es orijinaaa por las in
tr5g 10 del Rey de siam, quien desea
el protectorado del Jap6n y una
alianze CON Inglaterra; pero que
Francia tiene suficieptes tropas en-
el extreme Oriente para hacer res
petsr sus derechos.
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para naestrOS,
A quienes lnterese.

Los ex&menes para maestros Sc
celebrar&n en- 10. cabecera de todos
los distritos escolares de 10 Isla, del
10 al de Ssptiembre proximo, en-
cuya fecha los cnestionarios para
maestros rurales, grAduados y prin.
cipales sc entire 6 ar&n por los Inspec
torres 6 los examinados.
Las personas que deseen ,exami-
narse con objeto de obtener un certi.
fcado de Maestro, Sc servir&n en-
War sus nombres y direcciones al
Inspector de Escuelss del distrito en-
que piens&n examinsrse. asi como
cartas 8 testimonies que prueben
son personals de buena conducts mo.
raj.
FL nomtre del Inspector pue1e
obtenerse del Alcalde 6 de cualquier
Miembro de IL Junta EscolAr de los
respectivos pueblos 6 Municipalida
des.
Los nombres de los aspir antes
deber&n estsr registrados en- las of
cinas de los Iuspectores con anterio-
ridad al 81 del actual.
San Juan, P. r. Agosto 20 de
1902.
Samuel N. LINDSAY.
Comisionado de Instruction.
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La vista GQilLerMOI II
al CZar.
La paz eurOp0a.

Mientras en- los cfrcu1os oicia.
les Sc habIa exclusivamente de Ia 60
rantfa de In psz europea por el en-
cuentro amigsble del Gear Nicolas
II y ell Emperador Guillermo II, en-
los editoriales de todos los peri61icos
Sc lee que una paz dursdera 10
menos una largs ausencia de dificul
t&des serias entire Russia y Alemania
ser&u evitadas en- gran parte por IL
renovation del tratado comercial del
af1o 1894 Sc espera que este serA ell
resultado de L. vista de Guillsrmo
II clos Novostiss y Ell <Nuevo ITEM
po. publican artfculos diciendo que
Green francamente y tienen esperan
zAs de que tanto ell CzAr como ell En-
perador no dejaran pasar IL OCCASION
de evitsr cuAntas dificultades paedan
presentsrse en- 10 porvenir, OCCASIONS
das por 10 lueha comercial que se Ii
bra entire Ambas naciones.
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Lord BereSfOrt
Y ell PreSidente de la camara
de los COmunes.

Rsspcndiendo 6 una interpela
con het h. en- 10 Ca nara de los Conn
res Lord Be .esfort con ell prop osi
to de obtener IL seguridad de ST SO he.
bic consluido algu trAtado entire Ell
gobierno y Ell siudicato maritime sin
que sea Aprobado por al P PArlamen
to. Ell Presidente de- Conseio die
<No creo que sea possible nj necess.
rio discutir este punto mas que otro
cualquiera, sobre todo 81 las condi
clones prolu stAs SON discutidas en-
las GALES pQr el phb'ico antes que el
gobierno hxya estu iiado ell o. unto y
Sc haya adherido. Mas Gin embargo,
Ell gohierno Sc ocupa del asunto y 10
confiar& q 10 C&mara de los Cumu'
mes.
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Los alunnoS
de la Normal
no aSiStierOn hoy a classes.

Circular rumores de que los
slumnos de 10 OF euela normal de
Rio Pledras acordaron no asistir 6
classes en- el dia de hoy hasta no to-.
ner 10 seguridad de que los exame
nes & que Sc les hA de someter sean
celebrados en- ell mismo pueblo, al
efecto una comisi6n de Pro ssores
entire jovenes y sefioritas Sc hs scer'
cado hoy las 0 icinas del Oomisio.
nado supliearle que los Exsm snes
Sc verifique en- 81 leferido pueblo,
pues obllgarles & sufrir exkmen en-
San Juan 6 en- los Distritos, les irro
garia nuevos gastos que no estan en-
condolences de hacer.
Esperamos que estAs dificulta. :.
,des sean orilladas por ell Departa'
mento.
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SON ESTOS SuS SlNTOMAS 2.

ssredilecci6n al onanismo, emisiones do dia de
noche, derrames 81 estar en- preseneia oe ,das una
lque son precursores de L. Epilepsia); pensa-
isnso dormiar ssnsacSn de e
bruteoimiento, perdidn Dc la voluntad faita ld de
dolores On las piernas On los mtseulos sensaci6n
Dc trsteza ds saienfos 1nauiesna ia5a ace ae
men smoT esuerso psaueo manehas 10
tantes ante To vista, debilidad despues del acto
dc una perdida invoiunts tsria, deTrame al al . hacsr
sRn s1 se4s Rsa 0s g.
ss sada 81 g. 3s
SSsss az Sn
hombre que aebe recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
whales. 3 yendEa Ser press do aguna fatal
Mosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufren
de alguno de los sfntOmae arrtba enumerados,
9gM Gn RaES MsnE
pegPienea. trasando snier@edades Dc los neryios
e.. ss sssss
Env1enos nna relaci0n complete de su caso
pacion. 81 es casado soltsro. cqAles de los sin
tomas nombrados se le han rnanifestado I'd, y
sstTechez s sIis asana otra esfe1medsd Senerea
Nuestra tunta de mSd1cos diagnosticara ense.
gda s I'D q snn s so sas1 de
treinta d1as, en- q que se efectuara una curacion
postal como sarsntss ds busns g e snxiaTe@os
certihcado, tan pronto como nuestra 1unta de
n6dices haya decidido 81 complete tratamf'on 4
que I'd. debe sometersa. r ~
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Concentrates.
Los artfculoS del general fran
C6S Galiffet.

Los artfculos del General Cali
ffet que se publican tres veces por
semana en- las Columns de los peri6
dicos eLe Gauloiss y <Le Journal
des Debats, contind IN siendo el mo.
vi de todas las conversaciones en-
Paris. En efscto: todo el mundo
habla de dichos artfculos y muy par
ticularmente del incidente que Sc
produio cuando Ell General Galiffs
fu6 hecho prisionero en- 10 guerra
del $40, quien dice que el Principe
de Gales le envi6 ga ayudante de
campo poni6ndose 81 en- persons en-
terameu te & su disposition, ofreci6n.
dole dinero y todo 10 que necesita-
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MOnunQentO
en- EranCia
a la memOria de un SabiO.

Bio 10 presidencia del Miuistro
de Comercio, se inaugur6 en- Dole
un mopumento & 10 memoria del in
signe PAsteur.
La estatua del sabio estaba ro.
deAda de magnffcos ARGOS, y de ca
sAs adornAdas de guirnAlda. En- ell
arco situado frente & IL estAtuA Sc
leiAn las pAlabrAs siguientes: "Al
hienhechor de Ia Humanidad." Mr..
Tr, uillCt Ministro de Comercio, y
Mr.. Thurcan DAngin, miembro de Ia
Academia, hicieron uso de 10 palA
bra.