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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-15
Beauar Prince.

I, that refreshing comedy opera Is
combined all tn elements Of a GEM
inc entertainment. An interesting
story hinging on the trials and trlhu,
la, ions Of the Beggar prince ana
ahounding in catyhy music. pretty
dances and witty dialogue serves 10
introduce a capable company Of which
Mics Eta Merries the clever comedi
enne Is leading member. Ihsre Is
po villain. no crime, no sugg astloh
of evil. lust fun and plenty OF H. a
noveDaner man after Witnessing a
performance remarked. 1t leaves d
nleasant taste in your mouth anu
feeling Of happiness and good viii l'o
all n5anlkina."6 Atctheo ppera A9qse
en- Thursday. Feb lG,sD s16 ps' d
~ sLg1- fii------------9n Tiy ~
Manacsr Periey stinssf Cousin Kate
sSTanager Frank l. rPerieE Be- nam'
I}mrean5 much IN the'en;iosement Oh !
Theatrical production. He has prousN'
rho neople of this vicinity many goo
/ show in tae past so II is pleasihl
n learn that the popular New TOT
manager intends to favor ~ WIN III
or' einai production OF Cousin rate
At the opera house for matinee au
nigh, on Saturday. Feb. IS. "CouSl
ua,e., was written by Hubert Henr
! DaVTes h achieved a marked sa
eEcess al the Hudsonitheatre' New ioi
: "a =, last season andgafieIWards
! Dajv,s theatre. whiiher il Nas ran IA
ferre,l because other attractions ma
. time" at the Hudson it was. llnp o
sible to cancel. Wherever Nous
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-15
Strictly 4 Savings Bank.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
DIRECTORS.

Interest paid on time deposits AZ
the rate Of three per cent per
snauu1. ---
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-15
Commercial Ave. and Eight Street
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
OFFICERS.

Accounts Of Corporations and In
dlylduals especially solicited =
exchange furnished In any Parr
of the world.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18
MARS HILL.

Mars Hill, May 16.-Frank and
James Mowery. of Jefferson county,
were visitors at the home of l.. D.
Mowery Saturday last and returned
home Monday evening
Priscilla Davis, of COMPETING town
ship, has been visiting at the home OF
I. D. Mowery for the past week.
Oscar Belknap was in Ottumwa to
see the great Hall show Friday and
to attend to other business.
Mrs. Chas. Newman went to Bata
via to visit her parents for week.
Mrs. Geo. Dieters spent Wednesday
at the home of Mr. Courtney.
Glen Waddles and wife we're OF
tumwa callers Wednesday last.
Corn planting is progressing In this
section of the county very slowly on
account of the cold wet weather.
OFT Vaughn was a business caller IN
Floris Friday.
George Dieters was in Ottumwa Fri
day.
Miss Maggie Koran, accompanied BY
Miss Williams of Ottumwa, spent Sun
day with relatives.
Frank Skinner went to Chicago the
first of the week on business.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18
pRAkEvIL-LE.

Drakeville, May 17.-Mr. Bailey, an
aged man, living with his son,
Henry Bailey. south of town, has been
seriously Ill for the past week
Mrs. John Burnett suffered a Sc
we're stroke of paralysis one evening
last week
Cleve Easton, of Centerville is Wis.
iting his friend Tommy McClosky.
Among the Bloomfield business call.
ers from this place last week were DR.
and Mrs. Newland, Misses Hattie and
Gertie .Sayles, J. N. Wood, James
Bunten and Fay Burnett.
E. Truitt, wife and Misses Lou and
nellie, Mrs. Mayme Brown and daugh
ter Vivian spent Sunday in Bloom
field at the W. H. Taylor home.
G. R. Wilson and family spent Sun
day with Iden Mcdaniel and family.
This place was visited by quite q
little hail and wind Monday about
o'clock
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18
IN the midnight passenger Monday

on the midnight passenger Monday
night. He goes to see for himself, if
there are land bargains to be had.
He will purchase if soil and price are
suitable.
Three people formerly residents of
this town, were in the cyclone at
Snider, Oklahoma last week Sam
Downing has claim within four miles
of town which he rents while he
works in town most of the time.
Jacob Bertsch Jr., and wife have a
quarter section and have been living on
it, farming These three parties have
been heard from since the disaster and
are well and sound They all went tc
storm caves upon the approach of the
storm. and We're thus saved. Mr.
Downing experienced no especial loss
while Mr.. and Mrs. Bertsch lost al
but the clothes they wore. their farm
being swept clean and everything car
ried completely away.
Attorney j. c. BEEN, of What Cheer
was down Monday.
Prof. Workman of Delta, was II
town Saturday.
Banker Jack Cover. of Delta, was
down on business Saturday.
Mrs. Andy Shifflett is in Bussey a
the bed side of her brother who was
hurt in the mine
John Lewis is putting new cemen-
walks about his residence properties
and business house.
Jerry Green gives a free public lee.
ture in the court room this evening.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18

property and return to Kansas to live.
The business men called meeting
appointed committees and are prepar-
ing for a fourth of July celebration.
Wade Kirkpatrick and A. L. Howell
of Hedrick were up on business Sat
urday morning.
DR.. r. H Stevenson got Lis arm
badly crushed While helping care for
| a horse and has only one arm for use
| at present.
After preaching service in the Meth
odist Episcopal church last Sunday
evening the following persons took the
oath Of office and We're installed as
Epworth League officials for the COM
ing year: c. E. Ripple, Kate Shean,
Low Olive, J. r. McVicker. Mabel Pen
nell, Merl Minteer, Mile Strain,
Adele Page and Warren Pulse.
The alumni of the high school have
arranged for a musical program at
the reception of class 1905.
| Emma ]. Needham came in from
Centerville Saturday evening to visit
at the parental home.
| K. E. Willcockson returned from In
dian Territory Sunday. He was at
several different points looking for
land bargains and made purchases.
| County Recorder A. N. Strain left
for Chicago early Monday morning
ard will visit at several points in the
Hoosier state.
| U. Mcbride, wife and daughter Aud
rey We're down from Keswick Monday
on business.
M. A. Crimes and wife of Clear Creel;
township, came up Monday to shop
| and visit
| F. E. Wright. of Keota, was caller
among tie business men Monday.
County Treasurer G. G.. Shanafelt
ileft for Holdenville, Indian Territory
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

From Tuesdays Daily
uccessful-careful and expert work
by S. A. Crowley, undertaken.
Sargent is agent for international
Stock Foods.
Andrew Holmes of Batavia is bus
mess visitor in the city today.
Fred A. Crosby left this morning on
The Milwaukee for a short business
visit in Seymour.
Miss Jennie Davis, Of Willard, is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Price, who
reside on Park avenue.
Mrs A. Young, of sigourney, is a
guest of MIR. and Mrs. A. D. Smith,
who reside on West Main street.
Trusses, all kinds. sargents.
Mrs. Mcdonald Cox of Kirkville, re
turned to her home on the Rock Island
this morning after a short business
visit in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fredrickson, OF
Keb, who have been. visiting in the
CITY, left last evening on the Rock
Island for their home.
Miss Flossie Altman of Eldon re
turned home yesterday after visit
with her sister, Mrs F. A. Ehrmann
1872 Morrell street, and other relatives
Mrs.J O. Hunnell Jr.,322 East Second
street, left last evening on the Rocl
Island for Eldon, where she will MAKE
o short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Q
Hunnell, Sr.
Daniel Leppo of Libertyville and N
l.. Calhoun of Birmingham, returne'
to their homes this morning on tn
Fl. Madison after a short bushes
yisit in the city.
Mas. w. H. Brown returned to he
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18

home in Charlton on Burlington No. 10
yesterday, after visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Claude Younkin, 116
South Court street.
Miss Bell Hughes of Batavia, who
has been visiting at the home of Miss
Annie Richardson, 727 East Second
street returned to her home this morn
ing on the FIT. Madison.
Roup Cure. tConkeys'' Sargent's
Alex Peterson, a trucker in the 10
cal Rock Island freight depot, was the
victim Of an accident yesterday after.
noon. A runway from the platform tc
box car gave way and Peterson fell
through to the ground, sustaining pain
full bruises about the body.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Veitch, 604 Ches
ter avenue, very appropriately OBJ
served their forty-sixth wedding ami
versary last Sunday Nearly all thu
members of the family were in attend
ance and a very pleasant day wa
spent A o'clock dinner was served
Ralph Minpeer of Sigourney was al
out of town guest.
Mrs. M. Collier of Pennington, Ill.
and Miss Gertie Wagers of Blakesbure
who have been visiting with Mrs
Charles Jones, who resides at the cor
ner of Main and Caldwell streets, lef
on the Milwaukee this morning Mrs
Collier goes to Willard where she will
make short visit with her mother
Mrs. William Lewis.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Sargent refunds money If Hyome
fails
Born, May 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
Ekdale, who reside on Dare street, ;
son.
A marriage license has been issuet
to Newton O'Loughlin and Saral
O'Loughlin.
Among those who left for Oskaloos
this morning to attend the annual en-
campment Of the G. A. R. were j. K
Dysart, j. G. Meek and William NJ
Reece.
| If your income takes too many vacs
tons you will take too few If yo
own, and rent, one CT dozen house
OF pieces of property, tenant-losse
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18

which are not instantly repaired will
keep you "property-poor" Publicity
prevents property poverty"
When in town meet wour friends at
Sargent's drug store. You are welcome.
Attorney ]. F. Ready, of Fairfield,
is visiting with friends in the city.
P. J.Donelan Of Abba, who has been
in the city on business, returned home
this morning on Burlington No. 3.
Born, Sunday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. l. e. Jaques, 30S West Second
street, ten pound son.
R. Williams of Laddsdale, returned
to his home this morning on the Rock
Island after spending yesterday in this
city visiting with friends.
International Stock Books free. sar-
gents.
Axel Johnson, one of the saloon
keepers who went to Jail last week
for refusal to pay a fine of $500, has
paid his fine and been released.
Mrs. Nels Sackerson of Keb, left on
the Rock Island this morning for
Laddsdale to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Charles Peterson.
Mrs F. Erb, of Eldon. who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. F. Far.
ingsworth, 402 Vine street, returned
to her home on the Rock Island yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Irish, of Keosauqua, who
has been visiting at the home Of Mrs
G. w. Jordan, 101S West Second
street, returned to her home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. ]. Spray of Fairfield, who
has been visiting with her daughter
Mrs. John Ketcham, 1913 Richard street
| returned to her home last evening or
Burlington No. 4.
sargent's absolutely guarantee vinol
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18
sIGoURNEY.

sigourney, May 1e.-Mrs. Emma
Dobie. who has been spending the
winter with her daughter near FL
dorado, Kansas. is visiting at the Mrs.
Dobie home She expects to attend to
come business matters, selling her
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18

1 was a sufferer of Fistula and Kid
ney Trouble for several years. Con-
suited several physicians and they said
would have to have an operation.
Finally l consulted Dr.. Shallenberger
and he cured me without an operation.
If you will write me, will tell you all
about my case,
]. f. Lynn, Fairfield. La.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18

Hagerman Pass is one of the crown
ing glories OF the Rocky mountains.
The Colorado Midland railway has is-
sued e. magnificent steel engraving,
26x40 inches, showing a view of this
pass. 1t is suitable for framing, and
will be sent to any address on receipt
of 10 cents in stamps. Write c, H.
Speers, G. P. A., Denver.
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ri-W eekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESS.

Subscribers wishing their address chang.
ed will please give the name of the Fost
Office TO which the paper has been sent as
well as the Post ONCE where they desire It
to be changed to.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18

G. W. Jackson, formerly Of this city,
now agent for the Alaska Coal &
Transportation Co. with offices at San
Francisco, was calling on friends In
the city yesterday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-18
home in Charlton on Burlington No. 10
yesterday, after a visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Claude Younkin, 116
South Court street.

Miss Bell Hughes Of Batavia. who
has been visiting at the home of Miss
Annie Richardson, 727 East Second
street, returned to her home this morn
ing on the Ft. Madison.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-28

En- esta impfenta Sc vende papel de pc
ri6dico vieio 3 500 auintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-28
!. N or AIS.

ESQ de que hay gente que no ye mas
all6 de sus narices, no sera pensaniento
nuevesito, pero verdad, verdad ST que es.
No recuerdo ahora en- que puebluco 81
desGTrOt6 "a esceaa; pero el nombTe del
puebluco no hace esta Ultima, y de esta
Ultima 81 que me acuerdo de tai manera v
tan bien como 81 diariamente Ia presen-
ciase.
Dos mocitos quisieron recibir lecciones
de piano, con animo de yer 6 de lograr si
inmortalizaFse podlan en- el propio instru-
mento en- que es fama inmortaliz6se el
maestro RubinsteinI
Y empezaron los estudios musicales CO.
mo es consiqlgiente
Uno de los mocitos-decfa el Litas del
pueblo estaba diciendo va que iba 4 ser
Ia gloria artfstica mas sonada de aquellos
andurriales.
El otro mocito, lque 81 quieresl dale que
le das 81 instrumento, parecfa que las
notas Sc le iban por los dedos arriba hasts
introducfrseles desordenamente en- el cere-
bro y trascordarlo por complete. El POI
bre chico desesperabase entonces, lie ARE
meta al tecLadO de nsarfl furiosamente.
ESQ le ocurrfa sienpre, hasta que, tras
tmprobOS esfuerzOS- segdn decia el--logr6
aprenderse eJ final Ie Norma. !
En- tanto su compahero progresaba, y va
era un artista de inspiration, renombre,
honores, GceiterG, 8 etc6terG.
Todo el mundo le elogiaba.
i ESQ es darle gloria al paisl--decfa la
gente. Asf es como se lucha por el pro-
greso, y ese muchacho prueba que los hom-
bres inteligentes, que tienen frme volun-
tad, triunfan siempre.
En- cuanto Ell otro ola ESQ, dij6rase que
Sc Le premdtG Ell diGbLp, y arrancaba para
su casa, IA que creeran ustedes3 A tocar
Ell faGL de Norma!
Despu6s, EN- el pue bluco, el que mas
el que menos saba 10 que era buena nti-
sica, y no pocos j6venes progresistas Sc ha-
bfan convertible en- excelentes profesores.
Y en- medic de ESQ, el otro no salfa de
su final de Norma aburriendo & todo el
mundo. Como que no vefa mas ala de
de sus narices, para 81 no habfa NADIA CO.
mo Ell final de Normal Y ash siempre te-
MIA en- sofia su propia necedad.
Exactamente les ocu urre & algunos escri-
torzuelos 6 chatpGtintus, & los cuales no
hay quien los saque de sus pasioncillas,
majaderfas y maximas imbecilidades. Pdes
cuando todo el pals Sc apresta defender
undo, con absolute edifcante cordiali-
dad, sus derechos, y lucha por su bienestar
y porque Sc lie respete como & un pueblo
digno: ven mas ALA de sus naricee,
y salen con que 81 n0sotros los republica-
nos de aquf, 81 nosOtros los republicanos
de ALA. -. .Lo mismo de siempre, Itorpesl
pretendiendo resucitar la vieja y soberana-
mente necia politiquilla de campanario.
mo ven mas ALA de sus naricesl
D ON MODESTO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-28
U" PAsEPl a RoBBI oBBIupuD
DON MODESTO.

Con gran cuidado tenemos que entrar
aquf EN- este cuadrilatero que Sc llama pla-
"a del mercado, y en- yerdad os digo que
debieran desplazarla pues no hay en- ella
NADIA que no sea digno de justa crftica.
Entrando por este sftio, como ofreci en-
anteriores paseos estan instaladas un la
do otro varias tiendas de provisiones.
Ahora corramosnos hacia la derecha
para que yea usted los puestos de carne.
Aparte de 10 estrecho que resulta el pa
SO Dor este sitio, ocupado por puestos de
chucherfas, ffjese en- las carnes que estan
en- los ganchos. No solo es cara sino ma
la y q veces incomplete. Y este artfculo
ha sido obieto de gran discussion, por los
trusts, el pGblico, ell Ayuntamiento y la
Secretaria do Puerto Rico. GQui@n ha ven
cido2 Siempre el tratst.
Pero deiemos por ahora ESQ de las car
nes para fiiar nuestra atenci6n en- el edif-
clio. Fijemonos en- las paredes, pavimen-
to, columnas, todo esta amenazando ruina
81 ell ala izquierda no Sc compone pronto,
el dfa menos pensado vendra al suelo DE
Ia columna mingitoria no digamOs NADIA,
poruue DOR ell aire que hasta nosotros lie
ga podra listed formar opinion, sefior don
Modesto. del estado en- que Sc encuentra.
Observe como estan los Antiques puestos
de pescado. En- ruins completa sirven
de CANA & gente enferna que pulula poi
este sitio.
Yea el centro de esta dichosa plaza, des
de aquf, destechado, y apenas llueve no 81
puede transitar Dor 10 sucia que Sc pone
Gusto de mostrar las cosas para que nC
pueda nunca imaginar pc que hay exagera
ci6n en- 10 que lie cuent0, y 81 a. llguna vei
le toca hacer un informe de cuasnto le voy
ensefando tenga la bondad de hacerlo hr
me, sin paliativos, la verdad escueta }
NADIA mas. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-28
PAR DAS De CAFE
de la Florida, en-
BarCeIOneta
IN indiVida0 que Sc titlIa EI AngeI
BartOl0me.
Dice que prORtO empezara ! predicaT sIemprs
lniGia sus ssFmOnes 6lcleadJ:: Jesus, JO-
Sc Maria nos eobiIaR haIc 81 mantO de-
binp.
de nQtestro eomesponsaE.

Octubre 27.-San Rafael estuvo algo
animado por aqnf, pues por| la noche cele-
br6se una iarana en- la casa de don Ramon
Marchan, con motive de ser el santo de su
hijo Rafaelito, Sc bail6 en- medic del
mayor 0rden y entusiasilag.
Nos ha visitado nnestro querido ami
go el doctor Rafael Velez Lopez, el cual
permanecera dos 8 tres dias al lado de su
senior padre en- la finca pr6xima este po-
blado.
va Sc haya en- convaleacencia la apre-
ciable sefiora dona Carmen M de Mufiz,
y es grande la algeria que hay en- la loca-
idad al yer restablecida tan bondadosa
senora.
Sc ha alberto la escuela del ''Piche,
y su m stra, la sefiorita Pepita Cabrera,
cuenta con muchas Bimpatfas dado SUI ca
racter afectuoso y conciliador.
Sc encuentra en- CANA con fiebre nues-
tro amigo don Juan dc IatoTre
Algo animada SO ha presentado Is se-
gunda quincena de este mes pues hemos
visto entrar algunas partidas de cafe de la
Florida
Nos dice un amigo que reside en- ell
campo que ha visto en- estos dias un indi-
viduo que Sc titula "El Angel Bartolome'
y le ha manifestado que va ell dia primero
empezara predicar por los campos de
esta Jurisdiction. El angelic. este no sabe
leer y dfcese que empieza sus pr6dicas di-
ciendo: .'Jesds Jose Maria nos cobijen
bajo su manto debino.
-Mucha falta hace que SO volviera
poner en- La Florida la administration de
correos, pues aquel barrio importante tiene
immense veeindario sus yecinos son labo-
riosos activos empTendedores.
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los efectos en- cuRlquier puerto que el pue-
da consideraT SECURE, & gastos riesgos de
los eargadores,, una vez eolocados los
efectos en- el muelle s dep6sito, y enviada
una earta la ofcina de correo dirigida
al cargador consignatario, notifcando el
desembarco dep6sito, los efectos quedan
al riesgo gasto del consignatario, la
compafifa queda sin responsabilidad de
ninguna clase 8 deberes hacia los efectos.
13.-Tambien, cualquier deber, contri-
buci6n 8 impuesto de cualquiera naturale-
"a, que recayese sobre el buque impuesto
por las autoridades del puerto de descarga
en- connection con los efectos aquf descrip-
tos, sera pagada por los consignatarios an
tes de la entrega Todos los efectos de la
descarga deben ser recibidos antes que las
lanchss de desearga dejen el costado del
buque; de otro modo el buque sus agen-
tes no seran responsables por ellos
14.-Es tambien mutuo acuerdo que el
embarque esta suieto todas las reglas y
acuerdo, asf como todas las responsible
dades de que habla el acta del Congreso
de los Estados Unidos, aprobada el 13 de
Febrero de 1893, E intitulada "Acta rela-
cionada con La navegaci6n de buques etc. ?
En- case de cualquier conficto entire las
excepciones condolences de este contrato
dicho estatuto, Sc entiende que este con-
trato sera sujeto dicho estatuto.
15.-La descarga sera por cuenta de los
que la reciben, y constituira un gravamen
sobre la caTga. ST la descarga ha sido
propaganda la compafifa convene en- des-
cargar efectos en- su destino riesgo del
duefio. Mover, amontonar almacenar
la earga una vez en- Ell muelle, sera por
cuenta de los consignatarios.
les tambi6n mutuo acueTdo que la
compafifa no sera conclusive sobre la Co
rrecci6n de especifcaciones acerca de cali
dad, cantidad, condolences, medidas, ajus-
tes, marcas, contenidos, peso yalor de los
efectos.
Es entendido acordado que ning1n
bulto recibido abordo excede en- valor de
la suma de 800 menos que haya sido
de otro modo notifcado, y que el fete sera
ajustado sobre estas bases. La cargo so
bre el muelle esperanto embarque 8 sali-
da, estara riesgo del duefio 8 cargador,
por cualquier p6rdida 8 dafio que no ocu-
IRA por falta negligencia del duefo, ca
| pitan, agente administrator de Ia com
paffa.
| ST la costumbre en- algdn puerto es con.
traria, sera desatendida. En- 81 case dc
p6rdida daio, hecho 8 presentado POI
dichos efectos 8 cualquier parte de elIos,
Dor 10 cual Ia compaflfa sea responsible
al cargador 3 consignatario, Ia conpanfa
tendra 81 benefcio total de cualquier ase
guro que haya sido efectuado sobre dicho.
i efectos, siendo entendido que Ia eompafifs
no sera responsible por perdidas dafol
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capaces de ser cubiertos por La forma or
dinaria de La Yigilancia de La compafifa
de seguros.
Z finalmente, en- la aeeptacion de este
eonocimiento, 81 cargador, duefo y eonsig-
natario de los efectos, Ell portador del CO
nocimiento, convienen en- sujetarse & todas
sus estipulaciones exceptuaciones y con-
diciones, ineluyendo las que sea necesario
endosar aquf, escritas impresas, y de las
que Sc da una parte del presente conoci-
miento. tan eo1npletamente como 81 fueran
frmadas por dichos cargadores, duenos,
consignatarios 5 portadores, siendo el tiete
fijado sobre las bases del contrato del mo
do acordado.
En- testimonio de 10 cual, ell agente 8 adj
ministrador de dicha compaffa ha afrma-
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