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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-26
The New Postage Stamps

The series of two cents stamps
nov in preparation will have the
American flag as one OF its designs,
~supplanting the photograph Of Wash
ington which has appeared for so
many years, and with which we have
all become so familiar. Another
stamp that has become very important
is the Private Die Stamp placed over
the neck of each bottle of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, as a preventative
against INSCRIPTIONS dealers palming
off counterfeit remedies for the genu-
inc, claiming that they are lust as
good as Hostetters." Don't accept any
imitation. especially il you value your
health. The genuine Bitters will posi-
lively cure loss of appetite nausea
Indigestion. belching, headache, dye
pepsia and constipation. Fifty years
os such cures are back Of it Then
don't fail to try it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-26
ABOUT MINES
AND MINERS
First and Second Hand News of
An Important Nevada
Industry

The new hoist is now placed in po-
at the SaxtOn, and everything
is being got in readiness for sinking
OF the main shaft
The Boston and Maine Gold Mining
company was incorporated at Salt
Lake by ". Eckman- c. s. Richard
son c. r. Adams, G.. F. Putnam and
L. Durham. They will operate the
group OF mines three miles south Of
Galena, Battle Mountain Mining dis
trict
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-26
Accredited Agent

c. Diehl Is the authorized agent of
the Silver State. Subscriptions placed
with him will be promptly placed up
on the mail or carrier list. Single
copies Of this paper for sale at his
store. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-26
Looking For Counterfsiters

The secret service is endeavoring
to locate the headquarters of a gang
Of counterfeiters who have been cir
culating spurious h~alf-doiiars and
quarters in some of our eastern cities.
There are SO many INSCRIPTIONS deal
ers who put up an imitation article
and offer 1t in place of the original
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming
it is lust as good" Don't accept 1t.
The genuine is sold only in bottles.
securely sealed, with their Private
Stamp over the neck. There Is no
medicine In the world that can take
Its place as a sure cure for nausea.
sick headache. heartburn, indigestion.
dyspepsia, constipation or liver COM
plants. Many prominent physicians
always prescribe 1t in the above cases.
You will therefore make no mistake
in trying a bottle at once. 1t will do
you soed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-26

A telephone line will be built from
Winnemucca TO Paradise. and another
from wiunemucca to Golconua
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-26

News has been received in this city
of the marriage of Miss Anna Hun
and Eugene Haines, which took place
az Santa Cruz. on March II. The
bride was formerly a popular resident
OF the Comstock and Mr. Haines is TO
be congratulated on securing such a
charming life partner. The groom is
a prosperous business man, his inter-
ests extending from Seattle to Santa
Cruz and the happy couple will make
their home in one of those cities. A
MI. Hale of the Hale Bros. Co., was
best man, but we have been unable
10 learn the name of the bridegroom.
Enterprise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-26

The Supreme Court OF the State OF
Nevada has adjourned for the term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
REAL ESTATE SALES 'AtI1-,L5
Farms Well Known IL Londoun Pass INTO
81 New! Hands.
fsn.c,.l 70 The Times. Dispatch, ,

frr.c,., 10 The Times. Dispatcn) -
s1,EESBURG, Al. April 4-Mr. W.. w.
Whitacre, formerly OF Loudoun, nov ~ od
Ing at Berryv!lle. has recently purc sa.s,s
the 2s0-acre farm owned by MT s sE,'uu ~,
near Herndon. Mr.. w ~ ~" WIZ :.
turn to 1oudon IN the 1all'. 800, 81,
Mr.. John G. Castleman, VINO .teuen ~
,,a,eh+ f"Fllerslle," better. known as the
Gray farm, from Mr.. A. NJ. .Llnds :, NOV
al 3 10 his new home on last SATURDAY,
from Clarke county Tx !. y. !.
The Daughters OF the Conieae!acy,A.
recent meeting contributed $oo 70 the
Iefferson Davis monument. TO pe, erecteu
at richmond "A fine contribution VIII
n lao be sent to the monument 70 Or, NC
CURE in a very short time.
f-I on Thursday last DR.. l., I. Champlln,
az Phllomont. returning home from q pro-
fessional visit. was stricken with u stroke
OF paralysis. s. Drs Hoge and Settle were
called In In consultation and pronounced
the case not critical. He IS now I'M
proving. E
on Friday morning Of last week ne
gro named Henry Royston VINO nae a. ~ neen
hired as day laborer by MT. WllllaHl
smith, near Purcellvllle, when repr!..
manded by Mr. Smith for. his habitual
delay and slowness, became very lnsolent,
Il the same time STOPPING down TO- pick
IN an AK. With this he was ABOUT 70
strike Mr.. Smith, who. to defend himself,
was obliged to strike the negro with q
small can-hook, bringing him TO his knees
and thus saving his own life. Or. Nlch-
OILS was called to attend tho negro, who
was not seriously injured, y.
Mrs, Miss and young Mr.. Tilney OF
Orange, N, j.. were this week guests OF
Miss Ada Alexander.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
charged which will go to the Stanton
Baptist Church building fund. It ls
understood that an effort will be made.

charged which will go to the staunton5
Baptist Church building fund. It ls
understood that an effort will DO made.
to have Hon. Thomas Martin. and Hon.
H. D. Flood speak on the same nlght.
& Mr. C. r. Caldwell Administrator OF
Harry I1nsley, the we'll known newspaper
man who died some months ago. acting.
by the instructions OF Mr.. fnsley's Will;
has turned over to the King Daushte,lr,',s
Hospital, In cash and securities. the sum
of Two Thousand Dollars.
Mr.. John G. Cooke and Miss Mary =.
Clifton were married at Churchville aW we,
nesday, Mr.. u. w. Link and Miss Annie
Henderson OF the County were married
near staunton Thursday.
Mr.. II. w. Hileary went to Ricnmono
this week for a few days.
Miss Ruth Cabell is being treated ~ tne
richmond Hospital for nflam ma e'
rheumatism ls I, !, -. Z
son The Beach at Long Branch was
nlayed att the Opera House THURSDAY
night to good audience all OF Who1l nor
went away we'll pleased. ~. 4.
a Mr.. j. B. Eckhart. representing =. INC
Hanover Packing Co. OF Hanover, "a
ha. opened a branch house IN TINS cry.
and is buying and shipping all the ee =
he can possibly get. He shipp 4 - t' so
sias st five days $4,000 dozen eggs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
SALE OF HORSES
one Of the Most important ofthe Season
at Richmond Bazaar We dnesdaY.

one ofthe ostmportant ofthe Season
N at Richmond Bazaar We dnesdiaY.
Joseph's Lassiter's semi-weekly auction ~ cta[cn
salo OF horses at the Richmond
Horse Bazaar on Wednesday next
the sth instant. will be one one ~ OF OF
the most important Of the season SON.
The offerings will include several hun
dred head of mules and horses, among
the latter being a special consignment y
ltrotters and PAGERS from North Bend
farm, Weynnoke. Va, which are sold 70
close the breeding stud OF the late
Thomas NJ. Hewitt. =,
This lot includes the chestnut stallion
Whitby 2:1s1-4. one Of the best race
horses ever bred In Virginia, and a pro
ducing sire; Fanny Cox, 2;2o a fast mare
good for either road or stud; FLORENCE
Miles, 2:21 IA, n very speedy trotter, well
hammered and good looking; Kitty 81, a
fine large mare that has trotted trial
IN 21s. and the beautiful young mare by
Whitby, dam the we'll known mare Miss
Thompson. 2:oO1-d, by Toodles. Jr., the
sire OF Nellie D., 2:1s1-4 These horses
can he seen at the Richmond Bazaar and
Will repay an inspection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

4 ( J. .l. ~ . y I &
as age OF seven or eight. This arrest.
ment, truo Of non-vigorous races put lit
vigorous races keep on.
Mar takes one third Of lifetime TO get
maturity. more than other ahil1lais
Enrly conversion OF children Is danger
GUS, for it burns out their religious ma. !.
lures VI Nor is the great development OF
high schools In this country a poor thlng'
Law OF the religious ,deVelo pment r.
peated in history. The boy IS tet us y
worshipper. Look at his pockets the
solarIperiod is passed through when !, I, boys
and girls worship the he {, avens. So !. an an
finals are to them walking ca1 e.
thus repeating totem worship. In sun
day.school the young child should :, be
tai the old Bible, its stories and L It's
heroes. Then he should have New, Tes-
lament, but naturally taught. with no no
miracles. Last Of all, he may nave .tne s
super natural. Mission work should n !, y
revive old faith of savages, and on TINS ms
ground Christ should then be taught.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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Cancer Many apparently ahopn!csS cases OF eh"'
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
LADY Maccabees,

Richmond Hive, No, 3. Lady Macca-
bees, will hold their regular review Tues
day, April 18th. s P, NJ, at Davison's
Hall at which time tho final arrange
ments will be made for the reception Of
Supreme Commander, Mrs Lillian NJ
Holllster All committees appointed are
requested to bring In n full report; also
all ladies' having application cards Will
please see that they are presented on or
before the above date.
A full attendance Is desired. as prepa-
rations will be made for class initiation
which will be held at Lee Camp Hal
Thursday, April 9th. at 2:S0 r. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
BY
Harry, Tucker.
DAILY cALENDAR-April Is.

< ,,stl DAILY CALENDAR-April Is.
1908 Cheese-rollins invented BY Chris
TOPPER Columbus IS 555
1903 The game reaches America
We. cannot understand at all all
Why things are as they are are:
The wind Is brisk and cool to-day.
But then. what OF tomorrar7
4 We put our oyercoat In hook,
We throw away our woollen.
i We read the almanac and say.
Old Prob Is surely foollen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

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Tor 80 years. Composed OF Pure Botanlc lngr =.
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Blood Balm is sent free to prove IT'S mnrveious :
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
colored Y. M. Q, A.

The Colored Young MEMS Christian As
ISOLATION Will hold mass meeting for
mon only to-day at $3.50 r. NJ, at tho
True Reformers' Hall, Rev. Joseph
Perry. pastor of the Fifth Baptist
Church will address the men, Subject;
"a Haunted Conscienco," Special music
by the Fifth Baptist Church quartette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
EASTER RECITAL

Mrs. Jennie Yeamans WIZ Entertain
Her Friends Monday Evening.
On Easter Monday night, Mt tho =. NJ.
c, A, Hall. Mrs. Jennie Yeamans Rich
mond's leading reader and teacher Of ex-
uression. viii give one OF the most artls-
lie rcc!tals ever given In Richmond, as
sisted by the best musical talent n the
city.
This recital will be the opening popular
event OF the springtide, number OF
ladies' acting as patronesses will be pres
ent In new and artistic creations. Mrs.
Yeamans herself appearing In an ele-
CANT Princess gown, en- train, OF black
peau de sole. elaborately hand-palnted
In orchids. W. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
Rio Vista School.

rho roll OF honor OF Rio Vista school
for tho week ending April 8 Is as follows:
Edgar Baughan, Robert BrowninE Ian
don Browning George culton, Guy
Frankljn Lee Franklin Stuart Frank
lin. Hugh TURNKEY, Charles Thompson,
Bessie Browning, Estell Baughan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

The wind is brisk and cool to-day. q
But, then. what OF tomorrar7
We put our overcoat In hook.
We throw away our woollen. Il
IA We read the almanac and say, Stfs
Old Prob Is surely foollen.
II anybody knows where there is an s
old waste basket that Amt working. we
will be glad to be put next, 81
We are very much In need OF one. for
our correspondence has Increased SO much
that we must have some place to put tho
envelopes
There used to be waste basket in
our corner, but somebody took It. and 8
now we hate to see the tanitor look at
US when he brings up the street-cleanlrg
department to TX UP our corner.
N We must agree with our friend In what
he says about people putting at the bot
tom of their letters the sentence thank
ing you In advance"
We think so, neither. a 56s III
The profuse display Of courtesy In such
things doesn't seem to us to be the proper I
scaper, and 1t Is entirely out OF place.
For instance, why should the owner OF
Capitol Square ask the public In big black 4
letters on white background to A"please
keep OF the grass si. 8
Why don't he simply say; Keep on
the grass" I'LL III .
And Why should a fellow say, when ha I
sends you what he owes you, please
4 find enclosed 2" nv AK s il5ji 81 (
4 Nobody has any trouble in finding what
is enclosed It's there, and It's peen ex-i
$pectcd and looked for before, u, .5
q All we got to say is. dont.send us any
bills until after Mrs gifts excursion
comes back from Washington,
we hope the pretty own-eyed sister"
WON'T change her becoming light blue
dress next week when she appears IN
''The French Maid, 7 for We don't want TO
disassocate her IN ouf !nlna w J, me
Bfrst sweeping impression she MADE upon
5us when she ran out In the blue dress
ana said In the sweetest tones: Fl Will
introduce myself"
We envy the funny fellow who takes
on the Scotchman In the last act, for
he stands close to her and has the chana~
to whisper things in her ear.
The Six Barefooted ones have received
and accepted an invitation to 90 out to
Bostock's and look at the monkeys and
lions,
They have promised US to write a story
of the trip, and we have promised to
spread 1t before the world for them.
which we Will do, Nj.
We would take this opportunity to
state for the benefit Of the ladies' and
gentlemen present, that one OF the best
little Easter tokens to hand to some
dear friend would be q nice copy of that
already famous book entitled THE Man
About Town. which can be secured from
all tlrst-class newsdealers and bookstores,
1t Is now In Its istenth thousand.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-01
Circular nOtiCiaS
refer0nteS a una nueVa lfnea
de VapOreS entire NueHa
York y San Juan
Sc asegura que Ia ''Cu-
nard Line establecera
una Inca que haga el
vlaje en- tres dias

Llegan hAsta nosotros notieiaG
que se refieren al aumento de ex 3e
diciones ma, ftimas entire Estaaol
Unidos y Pserto Rico.
Si comparamos el estAdo de eosaa
hoy en- ese orden de ideas, al estAdc
en- one estabAn no hacs muehos
amos, no puede dudArse que los
Alientos del pueblo ameriean0, IL f a.
ysndo -en>R osotrog por co7asGoto
despseho del NAL gabierno, POI
medic de ID estensi6n de negocios
de algnnas| lineas de navsgaci6n,
ncs ha hecho pre- cgrssar bastante en-
Unos vApofcitos de hero peqae-
d os, muy bu|snos para Ell mar pero
muy bAilarinss que haefAn 10 trave.
lfa en- siets q oeh1 dias, ESQ era 10
que tenfamos. De esA linea, mas
para eArga que para pasAisros, ape.
mas si NOS vimitAbA an vapor:, ,cAda 20
dias nm mes.
Ahors, teaemos nm vapor sama :
nal Un bnan vApor que dos acre.
ditAdas companies nos proporcionan
cAdA seman& y cfteeen comoaidades
hAbiendo reduciao el viaje & cineo 8
cinco dias y medic. De esos vapo.
res, el Caracas" y Ell 'Coamo" aon
los cAmpeores habienao llegAdo 6
hAcer Wales do cuatro dias, pero ell
"P PniladelphiA" el ''Ponee" y el San
Juan" se quedan rezsg gAdos en- el
record y no pueasn seguir 6 los dos
Anten eitados vapores.
Nos pAr0ee que tales servicios po.
arAn me1orarse y nos ha ,agradado
10 notieia que ge nos Anuncia refs.
rente 6 que 10 "Canard Lie" de
Nueva Yol k, opulenta compa11fa que
impera en- el Oceano, sc propone
combinar nm servicio que abarcando
@ estA isla, NOS ofrezca viaiss desde
San JaAn & Naava York en- 3 dias.
81 Ell rumor rssultR cierto, este pals
estar& de p '&csmes, mientrss en- mas
frecGente y Gomodo eontaeto este
mos con sl "pueblo americana" me.
ior nos podremos defsnaer de los
abominables leyes que han encade'
nado la algeria puertorr quef1a de
an lado y sl fomento de In prospe'
ridad de l& isla, de otro.
La CunRrd Line nos harfs nm gran
bien al cuAl habrfA que unir ell est.
mulo que despertaifA en- las compa'
ffAs qae hoy existen, las cuales,
como es consiguisnte, luchalfAn de-
jando establecida una competeneia
convenient simA 6 este pueblo,
Todavfa un viaje New York en-
$50 es muy caro-; vi.jas de Nueva
York & Europa, cuesstan ESQ. Nos
convene que en- este purto una gran
barAtura SO obtsngs. con objeto de
que las gentes de pocos recursos pue'
dan visjar y eonoeer & los Est&dos
Unidos.
La eompetencia entire varias If
meas, Abaratar1a los psssjes y los
fl stss, sisndo do notar qae en- 10 que
& estos 1ltimos Sc refere, no hay
para que decir 10 que 10 modicidad
significa.
Asf, pues, deseamos que tales no
tielas tepgan confirmation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-01
ASamblea federal

Segtn estaba AnuneiAdo, aver tar
de tuvo lugar la asamblsA de los ele'
msntos fsderales de ests ciudad, Ma
rinA y Santurce.
La concurrenoi& fu6 numsrosa, y
reuni6se en- los salones de 10 casa
del senior Palmer, que resultaron es'
trechos para d&r cabidA 6 los CON
gregados.
El Presidante del Comite local,
senior jose G. del Vale, abri6 ell &C.
to, sxponiendo Ell motive de 10 rsu'
ni6n.
Deapu6s de los preliminares de
rGbriea, se procedi6 & 10 election
do los seflores que habiAu de &C cnst e
tuir el nuevo Comit6.
La votacion pc hizo por papsletas,
resultando electoa los sef1orss si.
guisntes: Pedro ElzAburu, Rafael
Die Z dc Andino. q. S Bird, Nolasco
Rubio, W. B1ras, Jose LAbrador,
MsnMel PAlaCios s als zsr, Pedro Ca.
ret, Joa6 G.. del Vale, Gtegorio Ro.
ArigueS ., Joa6 de J TiEol, Sixto B 80,
Alberto Dkvils, Est2nislEo Rodti-
guez y sustitutos Victor Burset, Ella.
disl&o Santana, Msnuel BsYbosa,
Jes6s FigusroA, Juan r. Ba'z Mi.
gael s olk y Joa6 Sifredo.
Fee proelsmAAa 10 cAndidAtura,
cuyos % fiorss &c reunirAn en- breve,
para hacer In distribucion de car gos
de- dicho Comite.
La Asamblsa por unanimidad, rA-
tihc6 ell mensAie de adhesion y eon-
fiAnsA que el G lmit& Balients diligie'
m Al s.eaders del pArtido don Luis
Muflcz Rivera.
Tambi6n ne dio nm voto de graeis 0
sl Oomit6 sAlients por aus lAborio-
sos tTAbs jos en- 6pocas tan diffsiles,
RAf como Al Prssidente del pArtido
dom Santiago r. Palmer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-01
FL COrrGpOnSaI de
La correspondence
pag6 en- Ponce $50 de multa
pOr una nOtiCia err6nea
Otra ley contra Ia prensa
que empieza va q dar
sus resultados
Va hablaremos de ESQ otro earinoso OBJ
se .uio dc la legislature del gcbier
no americana la isla
(De pawestro oorrsspoesoD

Mayo 30. Hoy & laa nueve de la
maf1ana se cnmplieron las veintoTy y
cnatro horas que lA Corta de Distri-
to lie Pnnee NOS do para psgar 10 no
insignificAnte malta de eincuentA do.
liars, que, CON las cpstas del juicio,
NOS impuso pnr 10 que va sabsn los
lectc res de sLA Corrsspondeneis; -
esto es: por hxber trAamitido & cate
peri6dico una notseia err6nea en- par.
to, porque asf NOS 10 dis. rogkndos
NOS que 10 puhlieksemos. el america
no Mr.. LsWis, que .es tslsgrafsta
aQuf; pero ese error insigni6eante,
y dsdo Gin intenei6n algana, fu6 rec
tificado.
Ya se sAbe que todo se radujo &
decir equs les eostAs de an juieio en-
que era actor don Bartolom9 MeliG,
vecino de Ponce, faeron impaentas
6 els no sisndo asf La noticia con.
tsnfs ell eomentario aiguienta: sPA.
10 y pedrada.s , rsfiriendonos 6 Meli6,
pofque 81 Wilson, demandado por
aqu6l, M pago Meli& 10 euenta,
oYigen do 10 demands, cate fu6 el pa.
10 que reeibi6 el aef1ar Melik; y si In
Corte hubiase impuasto los eostas &
este, tel cireunatancia hxbrfA siao
In psdrAda que hubiase reeibi&o
Meli&.
El iuavaa, OIL notidcarnos al Sasre'
tario de 10 Corte 10 sentences, en- 10
di.igencia de notification 6 rsqueri
miento ssolicitAmos que ne mos CON
ceaierAn tres dfas para psgar 10 mul'
to en- questions pero 10 Corte EXPIRE
s6 en- una providsnci& que ell Coaigo
respective no autorizAba manifsstA'
clones sn los requerimientos de aque'
lie fndo1e, por 10 cuaI se daba por
NO hecha nuestra petici6n de stres
disss dc plszo para ell pago dc 10
multa.
Nosotros, antieipEndonos 4 10 no.
tifcaci6n de 10 rssuelto en- 10 goliei'
tud expresada, faimos aver por lA
ma11Ana 6 10 SaeretArfa de L. Corte
CON los eincusnta dollars On ell bolsi.
llo, al eumplirse las vsinte y euatro
horaa consabidas, y los entregamos
al sef1or Seeretario, que ~ tenfa el
mandamiento de L. Oorte para po'
nernos bsio 10 eustoaia del alcRide
de 10 cAreel de esta ciudads nj no pa
g4bamos 10 malta.
OOmO SO We, Ii muit& IUe eQGre&8.
do. aunque maestro intsligsnte asfsn-
sor ell LieenciAdo Ostiz Aut6n, hom-
hre generoso y bonaaaoso si los hay,
ha interpuesto apslaei6n por noso'
tros, que no ssbemos al prospsrarG.
Y no hagemos nj an solo comen-
tArio.
El apartado 8 del artfeulo pr.msro
de la Ley por 10 eual se NOS ha i'm.
epuesto esa malta dice aei: aCrftica
injuriosa 6 infamatoria de los deere:
tos, sentencias, 6rdenes 6 procsdi'
mientos de cualquier tribunal. publi
cada en- algun impreso, peri6aico &
hojs suelta, para su circulation, ten.
dente 6 dasacreditsr injustamente al
tribunal g alguno de sus mismbYos.s
Y las ssnteneiss do las Cortes, en-
este caso, no tienen apslaci6n.