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and will doubtless prove a great factor in
Eastern stake events, in which he is lib
orally entered. Mr.. Corrigan Will ship
Golden Rule East at once.
Weather fine, track fast. First race, mile
and quarter-Major Hooker won, For
mello second. Reolia third; time. 2:O94.
Second race. Observation-Disclosures won,
Ledae second. Sylvan Lass third; time,
la Third race, five furlongs. the Corri-
gan stakes, value Stakeholder RUE won,
Kittie Kelly second, Oremus third; time,
102. Fourth race, mile-Rapido won,
Tempo second, Pat Finnegan third; time,
1:42A. Fifth race, mile and sixteenth
Opponent won. Benamela second. Glen
anne third; time, 1:4SA. Sixth race. mile
and an eighth--Daisy F. won, Stamina
second, Ringmaster third; time, 1:5iA.
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What Hawaiians Want.

San Francisco May 6.-John Eua. vice
president of the lnter-lsland Steam Navi-
CATION company of Hawaii, who arrived
here on the Moano, says: The natives
in Hawaii are anxious for a territorial
form of government. Nobody wants the
country to be colony. We will have the
largest crop of sugar this year we ever
had. ! cannot say as much for coffee.
which is Il total failure, at least on the
Hilo side. The coffee planters have sold
their lands to a syndicate, which will
grow sugar"
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A Remarkable Oneratinn.

San Francisco, May Ga remarkab Die
surgical operation. said to be the first of
its kind. has been performed on John
Tokokka, Finnish fisherman, at ST.
Mary's hospital. He suffered from chron-
ic indigestion and his stomach was of
abnormal size, In order to reduce its
proportions the surgeons literally took a
reef in it by making double fold which
was Sewed together. The opening neces-
sarily made in the body was then closed
and the patient, who is now of his usual
size is rapidly recovering, being able to
digest substantial food.
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CALIFORNIA; Gold Production.

San Francisco, May 6.-The superin-
tendeut of the mint in this city in his
official report places the total produce
ton of gold in California in 1898 at Sl5,-
9Oe ATS and of silver at $4i4055. Alaska
produced s2.517, 12l in gold and SlTl,2I in
silver, coming value The gold produc-
ton of the Klondike last year is placed
at s11 O3S, 40 and the silver at SOS, l56
coming value. or SS04Ss commercial value.
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At Newport,

Cincinnati, May 6.-Jockey Johnny Lam
ley was suspended indefinitely by the
judges at Newport to-day for pulling
Friendship at the post in the first race.
Weather cloudy. track fast. Results: First
race, six furlongs. selling-Samivel won,
Louise second, Sister Mamie third; time,
ZIG Second race. five furlongs-Miss
Dede won, Cheesestraw second. Barnel-
cast third: time, 1:02H. Third race, mile
and a half, selling-Babe Fields won,
Bethlehem Star second, Farrondell third;
time. 2:3SlS. Fourth race, mile, selling
Helen S. Gardner won. Libation second,
Yours Truly third; time, 1:43. Fifth race,
seven furloIgs. selling-General McGruder
won. Nora S. second. Alamo third; time
1:2J1a. Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling
-Tenhy won, DR.. Graves second, Flop
third: time. ;29.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, May CDR. w. C. Riddell. sec
rotary of the state board of medical eX-
amners, to-day announced the result of
the recent examination held here April 4.
and of the candidates for medical GER
titicates. There We're is candidates. eight
of whom passed, as follows: John A.
Donovan, r. ]. Sullivan, c. Turner, l.
Donnelly, Butte; Columbus Z. Mccoy,
Glendale: Morris A. Walker, Melrose; BY
ron l.. Parmle, Livingston; A. Dechman.
Aldridge
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Internal Revenue Order.

Tacoma, WASH, May 6.-Max Met
schan, deputy collector of internal rev.
enue, to-day notified warrant brokers
that the purchase or sale must be made
at their places of business, which may
be at the bank, office or home of the
taxpayer, and where his stamp is to
be posted up.
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At New York Hotels,
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.

SptClaI IJIspaICN 70 INC SlaHNdfI.
New York, May 6-The following Mon .
tana people were at hotels: w. r. Ken
nedy, Holland house; E. C. Waters Stur-
tevant house. From Butte: Colonel Col
bert, Aston house; p. Males Grand hotel:
A. ]. and w. Davis, Murray Hill hotel.
From Helena: NJ. Hirsch, Belvidere
house; ], *. Toole. Gilsey house.
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HEADACHES, pains in stomach, heart trouble
and all left me. / have had good appe-
tite ever since, and can sleep well and do
all my work"
If you are not sure what ails you write
to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, stating
your symptoms fully, and he will prescribe
for you free of charge.
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advised me TO take
your Golden Medical
Discovery for my
trouble, | followed
your advice and re-
ceived great benefit.
/ am over fifty years
of age, and for over a
year l suffered with
pains in sto III a c h ,
headache, regular
periods, constipation
and indigestion. I
had no appetite at all,
and could not sleep.
So it went on for
months, till one day
all at once / got dizzy,
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San Francisco, May 6.-Cyrus Dolph of
Portland, Ore, son of ex-united States
Senator Dolph of oregon, has been rec
commended by the examining board at the
Preside for a second lieutenantcy in the
regular army.
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At Oakland.

San Francisco. May 6.-Corrigans crack
2-year-old, Golden Rule. took up 1913
pounds and easily defeated Oremus and
Kitty Kelly. two good youngsters. in Ice
for the Corrigan stakes. 81, 500, at five fur
longs. The Ormonde tilly. OremuS. was
looked upon as the most promising rival
of Golden Rule. She showed wonderful
speed for four furongs. but sulked when
the jockey went to the whip. Kitty Kelly
came fast az tae end and took the place.
Golden Rule has started "A times, seven
of which were stake events, His only de
feat was due to stumbling to his knees at
the start. He is believed to be the best
2-year-old ever developed in California
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Carriage Trust.

Trenton, N. j.. May 6.-Articles of in
corporation of the General Carriage com
pany, with an authorized capital of 500
0O00, We're filed with the secretary of
state.
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not be alive in the
morning. I wrote to
DR.. Pierce for advice.
He prescribed his
Golden Medical Dis
covery' and Pleasant
Pellets. At first I
thought the III e di-
cines did no good, but
l kept on taking them
as advised, and when
I had taken five bot
ties l was SO we'll that
it seemed I did not
need any more, but
still l took the sixth
bottle. I was then
perfectly well. The
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"A Mans Discomfort
Is His Worst EvI. :"

Spring is hardly the time
for discomfort, unless per-
chance it is caused by ones
ozvn carelessness. BY this
time everv one should have
looked after human House
cleaning tn changing the sur-
charged blood from an i'm
pure. cloaged state to one
of cleanliness and purity.
Discomfort will no longer reign if the
wise course is pursued of taking that
marvellous Spring Medicine, Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t is blood purifier par
excellence and by its action takes away
all danger of any blood diseases and
kidney or liver troubles. 1t neuer
disappoi,ats.
Eczema "My daughter had eczema
and it affected her eyes. The doctor sald
it was incurable. Her skin is now smootn
anu WnlCe anu dll Oh dCCOuilt Va Aiooa
saparilla. have taken it for weakness ana
can now walk three or four miles easlly.
MRS. E. A. HENDRY, Sank Centre, MINI.
Castritjs Nervousness caused Dy
fright made my wife suffer intensely from
gastritis. Morphine was necessary 10 re-
lieve the suffering. HOODS sarsapariiA
and Hoods Pills were trlea alter a ana dii -,
failed and in four days she improved ana IN
ID DAYS abe was cured" c. w. T. SCHMIDT,
Normal Street Cedar Falls, hWa.
Grin" Sixteen weeks OF grip made me
weak, but after all else failed Hoods Sar-
saparilla cured me. Later l oVerWorKeu,
and sdyspepsia and canker in mouth ana
| stomach bothered me. took the Sarsapa-
rilla again and it completely restored me-
| MRS. elizabeth FoMAN, Exeter, N. H.
MaIarIa-"I was soldier, and after
typhoid fever, had fever and ague, rheu-
| matism. and nervous prostration SO that |
could not work. Nothing helped until
| Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me completely
| 40 fhat 1 lose no time now ]. H. STILLMAN,
| Cheltenham, Pa.
Catarrt1-" Disagreeable catarrhal drop.
| pings in my throat made me nervous ano
dizzy. My liver was torpid. Hoods ssr,
saparilla corrected both troubles. My
heath il very good MRS. ELvIRA J.
SMILEY, 2s2 Main St., Auburn, Maine.
Hoods Saa4aboMM
ClazlaslEflL55z,zE@
Hoods Pills liver ills the non.irritating ant
only cathArtic to take with Hood,s sarsaparilla
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with pleasure I
write to let you know
the great benefit I
have received from

your medicines and self treatment at
home" writes Mrs. A. Flackus, of Dairy,
klamath Co., Oregon. "When you kindly
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nv heart seemed to beat as fast as it could,
and felt like fainting. My heart beat 100
or 125 times minute. went to the doc
tor he gave me medicine, but it did no
good I thought I had to die. Every
night when went to bed feared would
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Hoods SaadabmdM
Eizaal1silEEIEly:2::y:Iz7fEs@

Hoods Pills liver ills the nonirritating and
only cathArtic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla
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GOES WITH THE HOUSE.
e Ince BY the Will 81 s u IS
Dsad Ii WIN er

IN the cross street 81 ID the old village;
gof Gree nwich one 81 III stti find houses
with green painted doors and. brass
knobs and door, Is brass is
generally bri + 1lVay kept
in the old times Il ID d was used gu
~ lie ma mes on HE ii COR.
plates are 8 ot wa ys the names Of the.
Soccu Is Of he house A] New o t5isk
Sun rep rter his troll Is iii andam
street 81 usual
numbeI aoorp ates, and asked q 20
lice q nafass estion, " licited the
3 he nam e On at d.oorpla te ,''
point ing to q door Hose the man
whose name is here has been dead
snearl years lA 4 AZ tter him in his
famil lived here OF "a lorg 81 me, and,
the Selaug ter MARI a nd III
the same house for slo 4 g I'M al the
panne 81 as neY q on The plate.
Then Sd owed ava 81. So Al l';t know
SSWhat beca pfs Ii lie Use IS
vacant asv the d corr re-
manned SO lie house
rented for osity
asked doc e was lot re-
moved and "a Il tst be III
owner hat its It III = his IS
long as gtte
was to- stay on 5oor pose
It's he me VA H j all the Old
houses hat I've door
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He PLzI RIM " ON
This Voted Anut i.o 3 rs she Has I'VE.
IBeen 81 Don loan
" onn ii. hood sassss3

ola tforIn w oman never has been
ascredit TO 4 a III otsupo 81 Amer-
lean vo1nan Cd M
ic sfateraer fro a personal lsnoWl-
he les ~ ich these women
leave behind hen IS go their
eetin SIS SIS Ed Oh in La-
dies Home ourn al 1. awe seen the
rooms If heir home s left III wild dis
order Sc Elf servants 81
Ieness III on every
hand do ave seen he ldren
gglecte to- oYv aeVices;
IShaye he san q s s. rison
.of lie motive off heir xyi YES Noworn-
an Ina Hal 30 erica i d lae ca ever
afford 80 Z. parasi ties off
her Sc tlln srm
woman nH ence s s e adj On the
FaIse g j ever power. he was
neye le Her vvor st irl-
VITO ,lsy q ee1t lin weak
Women tls q 81 me 81 eluded.
ithl Hi IA he was soonsre-
sgsaTded wit won der "a hal
int crest or than
ssaNj ess a SIT
Sliosen get listen 81 g.|
snidcant 81 ces Has
spot Turing the pre sen Sc ason She
has not been seer ga ID he diisap-
Iaearance orna v1onaan
ofSa blot bel ted GU
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ONE lovers FIRST CHOICE
Swiss ~ g liens Are sorely Fl anaperel
a rhei i tsInoice ~
q itiola

the al ia 81 as as restricted
in her choice of sas the
of nc tainol1s SyVi nd She would
quic yenigr te rom lib
ert set up q epublic Of her own
GOV rninss ii ONE conyeniien 4 section
sof the 20 be sss.
Swiss en = and deep
court hip ieense but e ill - All Of the
scsnton the are al lowed lbu "a narrow
Sehoic eSofa briide grooms 5, its bei u gor-
gsousl enforc az sif u 4 an III
hey nlustsnl arG you h Of & | heir own
borhooe A naa sIeveryI
lnarriag eas out d tos So
sciat hos sol 4 ect ssto prevent
. and Out on oii Isl from
ON counting q aid ems of The
societ
he socief has a pas Sword ffrequ entz
hanged limos veT div "a ii
lover Oft be- Is "a al
word az it Is sesa nre,,
sstthrolIgh the ongu ard ks az the pro-
tectiye socie
i1,lb nd 90 III al errup
nndis turbed. Bu lover from all
must N past che Il
sssntin lsSor BE shreWles d ID most
successful 81 eal til !.
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EXPENSIVE II POPULARITY.
An Ind nnsss SIN ger xvhos ResfSles Il,
CHI aso y as 4 esostly Pro-
IS ise to Fu Hi

One Of the best own singers 81 Chi
ago cam eli of Is 600 pop,1la
ton Ia Ind LANA sa the lea Jour
IIe had lived ia 4 Hoosier town IN.
81 fteT he was of :. and was Great
social As wei las schlif IL tai yoTit &. His
olce was oft d ID as no
falneral pronni a Sc en vas
held sWl fho1lt his presence Is Hem
he ma eeEcal Is, th eler
city would a. Sc that 81
syolas sin eir fun era Isl 80.
promised
he ten T 81 niel to WE'VE
and by hard y, bis IA toI
the from
But nov as rronis IS are ginning
8 bola 4 once ever two mon us hegetsy
J eIegra1 saIl 4 oa1n Elm is deaf Ii ofs
some Old lend "a { 1le Ind ana az
oile a hose fn1aera ro1ised tos
sin
tenor pa ~ IS rs lise aha goes.
s'o far ne "a III 5hi own
spenses BY pes som hat|
some sid ioosiier
place ennber ast 81
and test anne
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I'LL rs ss a3
sf fla iich
I'LL haze sellsrtsa for tlid
ut ation teSI
,b5ac r,ic III tejrsesb
sast si,siis .airos
penn BE sspaniards have
y some 400 miles
places
on isp 81 syo
Scoa ed MI u Hiti.
cent forest az 1le most
Iof ae PhiiliiE IL HI csn tra6l
noun ain ia ii, 81 Id i1l tl1e irec
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10 J GE ] WITTY.
Why Men 4 fessionaI Pur al 4.
Live Lon el... Inn fhose II

fha 4, B, 3, g n.
81 &C. e, 'sasss, s illol ely
-, s ~ a,.s ! Z Is : rs aneea
IS n. Is I'ls'lss-
D, Ns 80 n1s' 4
ID sl,,, !; s.
". ].
~ 90 1lle
4 4, s. s. $500
Des lis IhueIl
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ODD|II ] | ] q DIET.
Dinerent Art les 81 FOOD cont
ere ible P ~
Of u i ms Nj i ons
Among the various Il tons flIg Ta

. Anongt he lvaIl 'sas lions +
pssn great 8 1fere Iee altic sl!sss cen
ssuslsu olDie,sa sof5c s,.1 s
Susn S. s's'tl1s Deg lossare
e'.1s MARS ate
$50 ogsaana e1raI
3 s2sy enla aIso,
'll a.'k mares y h1na birds
and sll ais Il
sseslple 4pird nests are ico
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1anl MN IS, 81 81, 81
3 Issss.
tili9l 81
nr,ea1 Us hi
l lSq fiIl,es over 81 81 III
iass
ilaanet bea,osy-l
III ~
III 81 fve IA &
gta pll assier
"a isa
princii ple however. HIS BEEN an..
several more Use PURPOSES.
e 4 A
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e I, IA 1s,'
Present red Jack san. H,a,s mo 4lsnY, s
GustG bison. oners. and Chris III IS DIV
clerk.
It Nas moved ana "a rriel &, ,,Es IS,
Work On CASCADE river br;1sss
re as the had fouI IA 81
WORK done YES Ii
Ss y, !, 6 ~,
nonIe 81 I. IS ~ ssl, ap
.s, syas
81. ~, " 8 s,ss s.;
Raa IA If
as ~. g, ssea
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Euro paar apers while greatly id mir
ing American bravery ia tie Philippines,
point out the aR gravating fact that all
onr victories have not brought about
TIE rs s11 omission Of the PhilIppinos.
Those European editors have s ss,lLlll j. III
exercise little patience and they viii
see sn bmission forced 81 orr boy
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Porto Rico il said tto have mosquitoes
quite ass blood thirsty as those found ID
the lAlondy and III has other draw.
backs that viii furnish as many hard
luck stories as the Is lond ylkse has fur
snished, Il Americans without capital
persist il hockiing there
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he Washing ton man who k1lle his
wife a q dream, may be cent Of any
sglI doing, but he has set np 4 prece-s
dent that ia SIRE to be ken a vantage
of BIZ lnnrderous inclined men Who
wish Is getsrid Of Il heir wives. s3
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Adjourned Til

Strand N arais ~ arcl 2i,
Inc meeting was lied tos order at 10 clock
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q % IS a
CHRIS. N uRPH7 Clerk
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s1slf ~ 1sss lssath u ANNA wishes any lessons
~ .Cile Wild III { q II & "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-12

FL publico podra encontrar
siempre eli ell " Bolctfn Mer-
cantil !" un extenso y variado
surtido de las mismas. Las
hay de multitud de precios,
dcsde Is centavos hasta 20
y IS pesos. muy elegantes y
lujosas. En- tintoros de cris-
tai dc roca &C puede eseoger
nuclio.
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EstaDa ell ell mafgen de la deses,
perac On, cuando, sracias sean dadas
4 Dios, di oidos al bOticariO Sr. Girls
t6bal Gutierrez Santos, de AmuscO,
quien me aconsej6 tomase ell Jarabe
Curative de la Madre Segel. Y que
leleite fue ell miO cuandO Vi que des-
pues de tornado duIante 6 dias me
encontre mejor. Ell v6mito habla
desaparecido como por magia. Lo
que colnfa 10 digeria perfectamente
Mis- fuerzas perdidas me volvian POGO
i POGO y tomaEdo la segunda botella
me cure. Hoy puedo trabajar tan
bien como suando era jOven. EstOy
engOrdando y tengo buen color y me
siento como 81 hubese ganado diez
amos de vida. Estoy mas que SECURE
que 81 la gente que duda de la cien-
cia del Jarabe Curative de la Madre
Seigel, pudiera tan solo consultarme
personalmente, pronto Sc volyerian
partidarios de 81 y como 80 le darian
4 Vds. un million de gracias, por ha
berlo introducido en- este pals. Vds.
quedan ell libertad para hacer uso
de esta carta de Ia manera que mas
les convenga, entretantO quedo mas
agradecido por e gran proyechO que
he recibido del Jarabe Curative de
la Madre Seigel y me subscribe de
Vds. Su afmo. s. S. @. B. S. NJ,
(Firmador MamertO Rodriguez. En-
presencia de Crist6bal Gutierrez Sun
tos, en- Amusco, 6 de Mayo de 1S94's
Cuando unO ha Suflido por cinco
amos, como ell Sr. III. Rodriguez, de
una enfermedad que conyertia su
alimento eE veneno, no Sc lie debr
,'riticar por aplicar la palabra magia
al pOder que lie euro.
Eunca podria haber estado tuelte
y bien sin alimento, que por 81 mis-
mo da fuerza y un hombre atligido,
como 10 estaba el, simplemente Sc
muere lentamente de hambre.
Ell Jarabe Curative de la Madre
Seigel purific6 ell cuerpO y dio fuer-
zas al est6mago para retener y di-
gerir 10 que Sc ponia er el.
He aqui por que nuestro amigo
de Valdespina siente que Sc la re-
juvenecidO diez amos de los cincuen-
Ia Y dos amos que tieue
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RlO-PlEDRAS.

S0brtnOs de VTIIansil n o.
Rio dras.--Comereiantes On vfve.
res, mersancias, tabaco en- rama elabs
fSio. conPra J venta de ganado vscun0
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DIEZ AMOS MAS DE- VIDA

Ponce de Leon fue un h0mbre
valiente. No temia nj ell tempes
tuosO oceano nj 4 los crueles saliva
jes. Pero temfa enyejecerse. No
ebstante Sc envejeci6, en- efecto, J
su pelo y barba eran como la nieve,
cuando cruz0 ell Atlantico en- un
5arquito para explorar la America;
que era un pals nueyo en- ell tempo
lie Ponce de Leon.
Algunos indigenas lie hablaron de
una fuente, cuyas aguas lie darian
una juventud eterna.
Estuvo pronto & Greer. como la
mayor Parte de nosotros, tedo 10 que
deseaba Greer. Asi, sin molestarse
en- preguntar 81 los salvajes conocian
alguna persona que Sc hubiese reju-
veneciuo por medic de las aguas
nIagicas, parti6 en- busca de la fuente.
Niai6 al traves de tierras tan her
mosas que las llam6 Florida, cuyo
nombre retienen hasta hoy. Natu-
ralmente que no encontr6 ninguna
aqua maravillosa, como lie hablan
dicho los indigenas. No hay magia
que engane q nuestro padre "El
Tempo
Per0 81 la gente realmente no Sc
rejuyenece, amenudo Sc les oye de-
cir que sc sienten como 81 efectiya-
mente 10 estuvieren.
"Me sientO como 81 hubiese CANA
10 diez amos mas de vida," escribe
iovialmcnte un hombre que vive en-
Naldespina, Provincial de Paleneia.
ESQ es decir mucho. Diez amos son
la cuarta parte del tGrminO medic
de la duraci6n de la vida Nuestro
corresponsal contin1a diciendO por
que esta mas joyen de espilitu de lC
que flie.
"Durante los 1ltimos cinco anos",
escribe, che estado sufriendo de una
entermedad gastro-intestinal Y ca
tarro. Al principle me aliyie con ell
uso de las medicinas que Ell general
me- applique en- dichos casos, pero
despues de ese periodic, sofia tener
frecuentes ataques de y0mito con
cualquiera cosa que comla y en Sc
guida de comerla. Aunquc elsayt
todos los medioS de alivio que como
cia, no obtuve ping1n resultado sa-
tisfactorio, perO al contraio mis-
fuerzas desfallecian, porque no podia
diGess.si .ssil-e !. II alimento. Tengo hoy 80
The Meeker herald., 1899-03-11
Dramatic Notes.

Rehearsals for the new play have com
menced, and all are determined it shall
be an artistic success.
OF course. j. b. Hill is cast for the
star part Toney. the Convict
The troupe thinks it has developed
a good Juvenile in Will Simms. He
will be cast in a role heretofore taken
by Q b. Kelly, and the latter will try
tramp role, similar to the one he took
in Ragged Jack"
Link begged off this time, for fear
he'd have to sacrifice his moustache
again, but the club counts him rs one
of its members just the same.
The low commedian aspires to do a
heavy role this time. Tommy is so full
OF enthusiasm he'll do well in anv role
he tries.
"Touey. the Convict" has good
coon character, which the club de
sired Salty to do" but Ed wiggled ou.
for lack of time. sydney Moyle, who
won much praise as Grubber in Seth
Greenback." will be the darkie.
The Meeker herald., 1899-03-11
Weather for the Week.

Sunday--Warm. with occasional cold
waves by way of variety.
Monday-Warn. Fine day.
Tuesday-Beautifuls summer-like day.
Wednesday-Same. only more SO.
Thursday-Blowing and getting cold
er.
Friday-About four inches OF fresh
snow during preceding night. Cold
with fine snow in the air all day and
following night.
Saturday morning-Culd enough last
night to bring out the "sun dogs" this
morning, which went chasing over the
hills after lame coyotes. Sun is out tho
not very strong, and the outlook for a
clear day is favorable.