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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09
{ BOD. il Not Popular Teaching

In his address 20 the young Black
stones and Manshelds Of Maryland Uni
vorsity's Law School John Brooks
Loavitt taught a doctrine that will not
ccmreSnd itself 20 some very eminent
and opulent members OF the profession.
NO lawyer" he said. lis justified in
0evising schemes by which. under the
guise OF evasiOns. his clients may real
s. commit breaches of the law"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09
Smallpox in Freight Car.

Winchester. Spectacle r. Jackson.
colored, said 10 be from Martinsburg
w Va. who arrived here or a Cumber-
land Valley train. was found TO have a
virulent case OF smallpox He was
arrested and taken 10 the pest house
This evening he w@s placed in the
same car he came here in. which had
been sidetracked 10 be fumigated. and
was sent back to Martinsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09
Prominent Attorney pead.

Montgomery. Ala. Special.-Capt.
Edward Alfred Graham. district attor-
ney for the Southern and Seaboard Air
Line Railways. former member of the
State Senate and OF the constitutional
convention. died here early Friday. lie
also served as mayor OF the city and
city recorder. and was a prominent
member or secret orders
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09
No Ambassx at Vatican.

Paris. BY Cable-The budget com
nittee of the Chamber OF Deputies
voted Friday for the suppression OF
the appropriation for the French en-
hassy al the Vatican and also passed a
resolution which Will be Incorporated
fn the committees report 20 the Cham
Der censuring Premier COmbes for his
refusal 20 express the views OF the gov
eminent on the subject
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09
PROGRESS OF TIE WAR.
Assaults on Various Positions
Around the Seiesoured city-Re-
pulsed last Saturday.

St Petersburg. BY Cable.-The foi.
lowing dispatch has been received At
the War Once from General ziinsky:
The following reports have reach
thur: ON June 26th the Japanese dis
played great activity at all their out
posts. and in the hope OF recapturing
the mountains OF WarTsei-Laza 90
which had been taken from them.
they attacked. but were again repuised
and our troops now occupy the village
OF Beikhohoon. northeast or Sia-Ping-
Tao. The enemy maintained a heavy
Ere az long range on our left flank
from their squadron. which lies in
Talien-Wan Bay. in full view OF Port
Arthur. Il consists Of a cruiser. two
torpedo boat destroyers. and seven
merchant ships. which evidently
brought cargoes into the bay.
on the niSht OF June 2fth-June
25th the Japanese torpedo boats &c
approached the fortress. and at four
In the morning Of June Goth the enc
my began TO cannonade from their
vessels in Siao-Ping-Tao Bay. direct
I ing their fire towards the whole coast
/ towards the ncrth. from the bay 90
Mount Uit-Sclo. and then attacked In
great force. firstly height no. 131;
/ secondly. heiEht No. t26.
The latter were attacked by a
small detachment landed for this pur-
/ pose. These two positions were held
by our rifemen. who. after driving
OF three attacks with heavy losses
retired. and. being pressed by the en-
envy. sought refuge on the heights Of
/ Lcun-Nan-Tian. The enemy attacked
this position in great force. employing
az least a division. but the assaults
T were repuised.
AT $50 p. ID. the Japanese APP
reared on the Port Arthur road liz
great strength and attacked Kwin
/ shan iGuin -San-Shanl. The rifemor
who held the right with two battai
ions, retired Tho japanese turned
them from the rear. losing heavily Il
the manocuvre. Our torpedo boats
were OF small assistance 70 us. advan
cling on Loun-Van-Tian and lombard
Ing the coast occupied by the enemy
our losses were seven ohccr
and about two hundred soldiers kille'
or wounded Our mines exploded @
the proper time blowing up ar leas
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Advice to Young Writers.

should hesitate
EAATt He
II Wv the
Ee[y<<1f IS o
Is
notz works xiii most
70 simply
o.
vh TO az
TO
isolation The
a o. conxt Editors
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09

expenditures OF about
pzvein and mes
1'e
L hcsdEears Che esl S eeS
pads
silk knees : pairs o
defined nucleus
Each
about Z lis
OF vivid
Th- al
to
rye
Tumble OF
CT the
Is
guards se't lecaiar SIN padded s1sye
called players IN earlier i7'oa eIon
must % nl"ae
CO az ABOUT
liberal On
10 3 symptom
sru
disastrous results to the o@ eA
OutoCk
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What a True Scholar Is.

IL scholar 81 the
schools their knows xore one
thoroughly. and action with
this he must have such knowledge OF related subjects
life Will ths into proper
perspective Anyfnng cess thar sis scholarship
with kaoyledge and perspective
needs guardian 70 make h knowledge useful
lat special training.
iDdnkEce that makes FOR There
be BY process To wisdom oi
education To DO anything well
nolzrhp whether attained n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09
Why College Athletes
Come Very High.

Hundred Footballs Four Hundred tSa~e-
bal a Of Special shoes
and n of Travelling season
Arthur Camp
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-09

college modern days is gen
orally nevertheless have them Is III
majority students and fseas
entering contemplate VIII
concerning and their cost fo
university The general epor
reminded the writer OF tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
BRTSTOW FOR SENATE.
He Is Said To Be Likely to Get
RurtOn'S Place.

Topeka. Kan. March 2s-Governor Bailey left
here shortly after the news Of Senator BurtOn's
conviction was received He refused 90 talk on
the subject and said that he woul3 not make
any comment Oh IL in any way untl after the
United States Senate had taken action.
III would be d.scourte0us." said th- Governor
and 7 would BE- going out Of my way were to
say anything concerning the matter"
Lawyers who are close 20 Governor Bailey re-
gard the conviction Of Senator Burton as an inn
mediate vacation OF his seat and the contest for
the place VIII, it, is believed. begin at once. It
Is generally accepted that The choice q his sue
cessor lies between Fourth Assistant Postma star
General Br!stow and Cyrus Leland. r.. eT-Re-
publican National Committeeman from Kansas.
"A judgment against a man in a case OF this
kind" said eX-just'Ce OF the Kansas supreme
Court to-day, us regarded hT the courts as a
conviction in the meaning OF the statutes. even
though appeal may DE taken auC the decision
OF the lower court subsequently reversed
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norance and Incompetence. no evidence 70 support
such charges was given, AID no evidence was Of
fered to show that bankruptcy cases pending be-
fore him were mismanaged On the contrary.
the report asserts the records introduced show
that he has good record Judge
Mr. Giett is authority for the statement that the
report viii be signed by himself Chairman Jen-
kins and Representatives Alexander, Parker and
Idttleheld Representatives Nevtn. Thomas. War
ner and Pearre absent when the vote was
taken but Mr.. GiIlett believes they also VII sign
the minority report. which would divide the com
mittee nine against and eight for impeachment.
The Senate Committee Rules tomorrow will
consider the resolution offered by Senator HOar iu
relation to the impeachment OF Judge Swayue.
This resolution instructed the committee to inves-
tigats and report whether the be heard
by a committee instead Of having 70 be conducted
before the bar Of the Senate which latter course
would DELAY adjournment. There is little doubt f.
is said. that the committee will report that the
thority 70 take testimony In the case BE- dele
gated by the Senate 20 committee OF its own
members, which may report at the next session OF
Congress- IL IL Is impossible 70 conclude in time
for an early adjournment OF the present session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
WANTS 10 PREVENT WORK ON CANAL
A Chicago Lawyer Seeks to Enjoin Secretary
Shaw from Paying Panama Funds.

washington March cS-Warren = Wilson. a
lawyer OF Chicago to-day filed IN the District Su-
prerne Court a bill IN equity for injunction
against Secretary Shaw. the Republic OF Panama.
the New Panama Canal Company of France and
others to srop the construction OF the Panama
Canal He asks that Secretary Shaw be eujolned
from permitting the payment from any moneys un-
der his control under the pretended authority OF
tbe voic act OF June IS 1902. entitled An act 70
ibe waters OF the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. "
He asserts that there Is no appropriation by law
OF alv money for the payment Of any or the con-
st~ucrion expenses, and declares that the act OF
June Is 1902 IS in violation Of the Constitution or
the United states and is null and void RE charges
tEat the treaty s. unconstitutional ana invalid.
both iu the United States and in Panama IN It's
essential features. and co1fers 10 rights and i'm
poses no obligations on either of the parties dl-
rectlv concerned Mr. Wilson charges mat even IT
that act were valid Its terms and conditions nave
not been compiled with ana 10 not authorize the
rroposed payments. which win. therefore. he al
leres violate the Constitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
II. II. RAND OUT 1T List.
Hr. Payne Accepts Resignation of
His Former Confidential Clerk.

Washington. March 2s-The Postmaster Cen
e-al to-day accepted the resignation Of II. II.
Rand as assistant superintendent Of the Di-
vision Of Salaries and Allowances for the Post
office Department The action takes effect i'm
mediately. Rand was appointed in April 1902
lie vas formerly MI Payne's confidential clerk.
In the postal inquiry ii was charged that he
was Interested I'm the promotion of numerous
speculative enterprises mostly mining compa-
MES. and that he used hts official place TO induce
departmental employees TO invest in HE schemes.
The BristCw report failed TO sustain the charge
that he had solicited department employees TO
buy stock in any Of his companies. but Rand
never appeared again officially at tia DEPART
ment. and Il was generally understood that he
never would resume his official duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
REFORM M PosToFFicE CONTRACTS.

Washington. March 2S.-An amendment 10 the bill
making appropriations for the PostofHce Depart
meut vas offered by Senator Clay to-day. The
purpose is 20 regulate the manner OF awarding con-
tracts for supplies for the department In add
ton 20 advertising for bids and awarding the con-
tracts 10 the lowest bidder. provided BY existing
law. Senator Clay proposes that an open record OF
an bids shan be kept Tor the inspection Of persons
interested ga furnishing supplies TO the government
lte proposes tla- the Postmaster General shall re-
port % Congress az the beginning OF every session
q schedule embracing the bids BY classes includ-
ing the OF the bidders the prices named In
eiczting such as have been accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
SECRETARY OF LEGATION AT PANAMA

Washington. March 2S.-The President to-day SEN
TO the Senate the nomination Of Joseph W. j. Lee
OF Maryland. to be secretary OF legation al Pan
anna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
TIE HIRED MAN.

The best help of this kind be had by consulting
the Little Ads. Of the People In tO-day's paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
ELECTION INSPECTORS IN JAIL
Habeas Corpus Writ Refused at Santiago de
Cuba-Liberals Bitter.

Santiago de Cuba, March 2s.-The local court
has refused the application for writ Of habeas
corpus In the case Of seven election inspectors
Of Santiago and three Of Fl Cobre. who have
teeu Imprisoned on the charge OF talsifylng the
req,l .--Cf the elections for ConEressInen.
THE liberals are demanding the arrest C
many prominent men. A number or parusans
from Nanzanillo and from the interior nave ar
iast night and crowd gathered around the
ian to-day The Governor is in Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
SENATOR BURTON GUILTY.
TOOK PAY FOR INFLUENCE
T7ssd His Place to Hold Up a Post
office Fraud order.

e. Louis. March 2S.-Joseph Ralph Burton.
.-io- United States Senator from Kansas. was
,or,tc,ed by Jury In the United states District
~,,,-t to-day OF having accepted compensation 10
-o-sot the interests Of the RiaIto Grain and Sc
,.,-,,,ss Company OF ST. Louis before the POST
once Department
me jury deIiberated forty-one hours. FOR
..-,e there threatened 10 be a disagreement The
.r-v was brought before Judge Adams. who
.,i,e6 the cause OF the long delay. lie was
"a that eleven Jurors had agreed. but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
WAYNE COUNTY FOR ROOSEVELT

Lyons. y. Y. March 2S.-At the Wayne County
Republican District Convention held here today
the following State delegates were elected: Arson
5. Wood. Barnet IT. Davis. Charles H. Belts Al
bert Yeornlns. William p. Nichoay. Burt E. Val
cntiue. De WIKI G.. Wheeler. George J. Kaustsr and
Oscar Palmer.
Roosevelt. Governor Odell. Senator'S Platt ara n
pew. Congressman Serene z Payne and state SEN
atOr John Raines.
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WORK AND HELP FOR ALL
may be secured by using The Tribunes narrow coll
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THIS NEAAs VOC.
Please znentlon The TI1buss when answering advsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
uoNEv ORDER TREATY WITH CUBA.

washington, March 2s.-A money order treaty De-
tween this government and Cuba was agreed on at
. -, torrance helS to-day between Acting POstrnas-
- Cc~eral WINNIE and Minister Quesads- II viii
yTohablv 20 into effect about Nay l. IL Is moGelIeu
- tba money order treaties with CANADA, New
So,ndland and the Philippines and practically ap-
1Iies tie domestic service Of this country 70 CUBA
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Don Ramon Marin

En- este mes cumpli6se Ell %. aniver-
sario de Ia muerte de don Ramon Ma
rim, uno de los mas iIustres puertorri-
que6os. que desde muy j6ven empez6
& luchar por las ibertades los dere-
chos de su TERRA. envejeciendo en- esa
contienda sin que jamas so amor & la
patria Sc entibiara.
Marin fu6 un compatriota genercso
y abneQado. Como todos s CAST todos
los hombres de valer del pals, sufri6
mucho y en- sus 6ltimos dfas amarg6le
profundsmente Ia ingratitud de su pue-
bio 8 la de algunos que nunca podr6n
llegsr & Ia altura en- que aquel pstricio
supo colocar su nombre su historic.
sLa Correspondents Sc complace
en- recordar al viejO luchador. exaltan-
do sus grandes virtudes y su noble pa
triotismo, pues el ejemplo de nuestros
muertos ilustres despertara siempre
iusts emulaci6n en- el alma de Ia iuven-
tud de hoy.
Nuestras siemprevivas sobre la tum-
ba del patricia Ramon Marin.
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En- la Estacion Agronomica de Ma,
yaguez ha sido desCubierto.

He squf 10 que Sc sirve escribirnos
el senior 0. N. Barrett. entomology '
botanlco de Ia Estaci6n Agron6mica
deMsyagtiez:
sEstimable senior: En- la Estaci6n
AgrOn6mica de Mayagiez Sc hs des-
cubiertO un parasitic que mata eI ga.
sanitO que csusa las manchas secss en-
Ia hoJs del cafe. Abunda mucho este
parasitic en- Mayagtiez, donde estS aca-
bando con el gusanito periudicisl Y
tambi6n empiezs & parecer en- Ia Ests-
ci6n del Cafe. situada en- el Bsrrio
Jaucs, Distrio de Ponce
eEs probable, sin embargo, que hay
fncas en- la isla en- que no SO encuentra
81 parasitic benefcioso, Y por saber
cuales son, la Estaci6n Agron6mica
ruegR que el due1lo de cada fiuca de
cafe en- que Sc notan manchss secss en-
las hoj8s de las matas, msnde Dor CO.
rre0 un paquete de las hoias infests-
das. Entonces la Estaci6n informsr6
al que mande las hojas 81 existe ell oa-
r6sito en- la fincs. Y en- caso que no,
har6 todo 10 possible porque SO esta-
blezcs allf Su alto. y S. s, O. N.
Barrett. EntomoloQist and Botanist. ;
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por turbar la paz p6blica aggression,
denunciados AguedO VSzquez por sQre-
sion, Valois Leon por turbar Ia pEz
don Javier Hernandez, por disparo de
armas.
81 Marshall ha efectuado varios
arrestOs pOr denuncias hechas directa-
mente al Juez, por particulares.
DEBO SIGNIFICAR A I'D. QUE
EXISTE EN- ESTA LOCALIDAD
UN GRUPO DE HOMBRES SIN
OFICIO Nj OCUPACION COMO
CIDA Z DE PESIMOS ANTECE
DENIES ENTIRE LOS QUE FIGU-
RAN DOS DE LOS HERIDOS Y
ALGUNOS DE LOS DENUNCIA-
DOS QUE TAN PRONTO COMO
SE LES ARRESTA POR LA PO-
LICIA SON 'PUESTOS EN- LIBER-
TAD. CON 0 SIN FIANZA. Y
VUELVEN EN- Ell ACTO A co
METER LAS MISMAS FALTAS o
DELITOS Y ESTOS HOMBRES
SON LOS QUE COMMANDO CON
ESA EXTREMADA BENEVOLEN-
CIA DE LOS JUICES, DAN LU-
GAR A TODOS LOS DESCRIBE
MES QUE Sc HAN VENIDO PRO
MOVIENDO EN- OTRAS EPOCAS
EN ESTA LOCALIDAD Y SON
LOS QUE ESTABAN HOY AL
FRENIE DEL MOTIN.
MIENTRAS ESTE ESTADO DE
COSAS CONTINUE, NO ES posi-.
BILE QUE LA POLICIA PJEDA
IMPEDIR QUE Sc FORME CITAT;-
QUIER DESORDEN FUERA DE
SU PRESENCIA; pero una vez pre-.
movidO podra sofocarIo. como hoy.
Ell SUCESO DE HOY. AUNQUE
LLEYADO A EFECTO POR HON.
BRES de las MAS INFIMA CON
DICION SOCIAL ES SINEMBAR-
GO DE CHARACTER POLITICO.
PUES ESTO5 HOMBRES no pro-
ceden nunca POR MOTU PROPIO.
SINO AZUSADOS POR OTROS
QUE Sc ESCONDEN EN- LA SOM
BRA DE UNA PRETENDIDA
HOMBRIA DE BIEN.
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NOtiCiaS de ArecibO
DE maestro oogqeaponsaz.


Septiembre 15. Los nif1os que du-
rante el curse pr6ximo pasado asistie-
ron estss escuelas p1blicas quedan
desde luego matriculados para el curse
que empezara ell 26 del corTiente. Deg-
de el lunes 19 y durante tres d1as con-
secutivos dichos aIumnos deber6n pa
ser por Ia escuela Lincoln & recibir
instrucciones. Ademks habiendO Glen
vacRntes que cubrir queda alberta Ia
matricula durante los dfas Is, Is y II,
de la presente semana.
Ell sabado como hemos anunciado
tendra lugar en- nuestro teatro ell bene-
fcio de los simpaticos acr6batas her
manos Rodriguez los que, 10 dedican
varios j6Venes El domingo habr6
matinee con grau rebsja de preci.s.
Ell pr6ximo domingo tendra lugar
el nombramiento de delegados por Ia
Union en- los distintos barrios de ests
poblaci6n.
Han renunciado el cargo de Con-
cejales de este Municipio los sehores
Justiano Clavelin y Lcdo. Suliveras.
Con este queda ell AyuntRmientO POGO
menos que en- cuadro y regularmente
no podran celebrar session por falta de
Qat0TSV71
Ell ganado que SO ha matado du-
rante esta semana para el abAsto p6-
bIico pertenece al g9nero antidilu-
viano.
So enCuentra gravemente enferma
la esposa del senior don Luis CaIder6n,
empleado de esta Aduana.
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"BLANGO Y ROJO."

El conocido novelista don jose Elias
Lewis. ha circuladO un VOlante en- Ell
cual anuncia Ia pr6xima publication
de un semanario ilustrado que Sc titu-
lara eBIanco y Rojo.2
eEste semanario-diceL Levis-va de-
dicadO nuestra juventud, de Ia que
esperamos entusiRsmo y syuda.1
LIS suscripci6n sera 25 centavos al
mes.
Dada la competencia de Lewis, es Sc
guro que <BlancO y Rojo0 resulte un
peri6dico bien hecho y digno de Ia cuI-
tura puertorriquefia.
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Distribution de los jqdlos sobrG
Ia Sup8fflcls del pIaneta.

Los diez y nueve miIlones de que
consta en- Ia actualidad la raza hebrea,
Sc distribuyen en- Ia forms siguiente:
En- los Estados Unidos hay 600 600;
en- Russia, 900 600: en- Austria-Hun-
grfa, $40 900; en- Alemania, 568 600;
en- Rumania. 300 900: en- Inglaterr, |,
100000; en- Turqufs. 100. 900; en- H.
landa, $4,000; en- Francis. 1900; On
Italia, SO 600; en- Bulgaria. 81 600; en-
B6lgica, 5000; en- Espafla 2 500; y en-
Portugal. 800.
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Mas Bodas.

Hay quien est6 entire dos Gguas y no
So atreve arroiarse al chGrco. pOr to-
NOR de ponerse la cGs0cG. No sIudo
al tocayo del rey ingl6s de la orden del
collar. -.
Un aboqado joven Y muy conocido
en- nuestros cfrculos sociales, un alto
empleado de importante casa extran-
gera, parecs que estan dispuestos para
ir & Ia Vicsria. son cat6licos. -. 81
las morenas y rubias duenss de sus CO
razones respectivos dan el suspiradc
81 I....!
Mas detalles en- Ia pr6xima qe0tsto
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Para Arroyo.

En- Ia tsrde de syer sali6 para dicho
pueblo Ia preciosa chiquilla de oios
pRrdos. 81 capuliito adorable que lIeva
por ncmbre Pura Riekchoff ' pura es
de alma como pureza hay en- su faz de
inimitable expression.
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De SOCIEDAD.
Regresan.

Las distinguidas sefloritas de San
turce Angela & Isabel Saldafla regresa-
ran & fnes de semsns & 50 simpatico
barrio, de ell de Juan Sanchez de Ba-
yam6n donde pasan una temporada.
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3. Ia Hero y Ramon Rodriguez

de la Herra Ramon Rodriguez
Los Sres. Jaime Sire Pedro
Juan Basoss. han estado hoy trabsjan-
de Ia candiaatura para comisionado &
Washington de don Msteo Fajardo
De los cinco delegados & Is Cana
ra por 81 partido repubIicano, tres
pertenecen al club sEgozcues y dos al
club sPr0greso.s
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QUE GONSTE.

Hacemos constar que el senior Fidel
Prieto, de Cataflo. no es nuestrO CO.
ErespOnssl, y 81 6nicamente nuestro
Agente.
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Cuando sufrndo de euaquera
gargana puones, OZGhiJL SON. primer alvo
el efecto camante que tene obre las H namadas Eto
mportante, porGue que Iii itaci6n local
tano hace surr SegGn opinion de los mt embargo la fase
mas importane del hatamiento Is el estado
general de la saud 81 lt raa puede espe
rsta progeso Ia fa de IL verdad
aimeno mposbdad
sistema obtcnga aivio pernanenie do e:os
podemo hace1o 0Z0MULSION
da vitadad vida vadera del eva
cabo obra mas inportne Iesr Intermediates
Hemos rebdo COMMUNICATION de Il o
acabamos de manfestar, e Ia folna sinucnte:
"PEluco CunA Jnnio lie 1902
MUY sESoREs MOS:
satisfaction cue poco depu6s
la 0Z0AiuL SION cui ro desapare
los espuos sangre uHJ
medicna ccrlgletGntnte eado hi famia
medicine saiy6 "a vida la descubio
0Z0MULSl0N triuno glorioso Ia lumandad
dntro de POGO tempo serd conoc tal M A vlzados del
mundo
Coma prueba de hi mayor !eiI. nio los enfermos
que para recohar Ia saiud M IsA pierdan
Maravlloso descubrmeno qi dc
mitad del genro humane siendo ul q los sav6
De Vds. atentancnto,
AIASrEL BLANco"
Nosotros resultuto8 ohtendos
Ell de 0Z0MuLS0M estan DC do tendencies
al raquismo demuesan dgso mlable vigOoso
Naturalmen e cuerpo de nino ona l Intamente ata
persona consiguente
percibe traslormaci0n rAIlda enfermiZo
fuerte mejLlas r0ssa0s
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ASANTUReE.

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tocr6tico barrio. las distinguidas fami-
lias de esta sociedad Garcia Saem J
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