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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

iil domingo anterior cay6 examine IN in
dividuo en- una de las Gales de Mayagiiez.
Dice un telegrama de Washington que en-
respuesta a una resoIuci6n pasada por Ell Sc
nado federal ha dicho ell secretario de la
Guerra que ell sistema de contabilidad que
se uSa en- Cuba es ell mismo VICENTE en- los
EstadOs Unidos y que una parte de 10 recau-
dado ingresa en- ell tesoro de esta RepGblica.
y La alcaldfa de Aguas buenas ha enviado
al Secretario civil, 65 expeGientes sobre
condonaci6n de contribucioneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
TODOS CONTRA ROB ROiBERT n TSizIii s; d Iiiii'i 80

Despachos de Londres anuncian
que los beers estan abandonando
otros campamentos que hasta ako-
ra, ocupaban.
Todes ellos Sc estan reconcen-
trando en- ell Estado Libre de Oran
ge para resistir a las fuerzas que
dirige Ell Mariscal Robertsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
UIdIlDS C2h|Ggran1y
DespachOs EspeciaIes
DE- la ASSOCIATED PRESS"
-Al"BOletin MerCantil"
NueVa York, I ds Mario
NuBVa York, 7 le Marzo
RECLAMANDO UNA DEUDA
CUBA Y Los ESTAOGS UNIOOS

Sc ha presentado en- ell Congreso
de Washington un proyecto de ley
en- el que Sc propone que Cuba de
vuelva 4 los Estados Unidos las
cantidades que esta Ultima naci6n
ha pagado, en- concepto lie guerra,
hasta obtener la libertad de aquella
Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
LOS GASTOS De La GUERRA

Conunican de Londres que ell
Ministro de Hacienda del Gabinete
ingles necesita verificar uu empress
tito de 6O.O0O.O0O de libras esterli-
mas para sufragar los gastos de la
guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
EN- NATAL Y EL cABo EE "a

Despachos de Natal confrman 10
communicate esta maflana respecto a
que dicho territorio esta ibre de
enemigos.
Anaden tambien que casi toda la
Colonia del Cabo esta ocupada por
los ingleses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
la DECISION De LAS CAmARAS

Un peri6dico de Washington pu-
blica un artfculo en- el que Sc AFR
ma que aunque ell Presidente Nc
Kinley sea partidario del cabotaje
Puerto Rico Sc vera obligado q
aceptar la decision de la mayorfa
del Congreso. -. .s%..s A Z. 11Js7 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
$4,000, 1000 MEN0S

La Camara de los Comunes ha
autorizado al referido Ministro pa
ra que contrate I'm emprestito de
25.0O0.000 de libras esterlinas, so
lamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
ASEGUR0S CONTRA INcENDI0S
Y MARITIM0S
MELTZ & GAMBIA

mELlN N OANOlA
Aseguran en- las Siguientes pOderosas
Companies
THE PALATINE FIRE INSURAN-
CE Co.
THE NETHERLANDS FIRE INSU-
RANCE Co.
ASSICURAZIONI GENERALE.
DepOsitariOs del hilo de coser, maIcas
COATS CLARK y CHADWICK
Oemento msrca LLAvE.
CerVeza de Munich marca HAMM0NtA.
OIL
En- ell vapor frances est. Sim6n'' han lie.
gado procedentes de Europa ST. Thoma,
los pasajerOs sfguientes German Ortz.
German IraOla, r. A. Saoule, A. II. Mabb,
Henry Broad y sonora, j. A. Stevenson,
Marg Walters, Elvira Lewis, Julia Robin
sen, David Shewington, Ida Richards, A.
Gimenez, Carlos Miro.
La prensa de Nueva York en- su edici6n
del II de Febrero 6ltinO dice que ell tllti:no
rumor crculado en- los circulos del Vaticano
respecto la tirantes de relaclones entire oil
gobierno frances Ia Santa Sede, originado
Por la cOndena de los padres Asuncionistas,
es que M. Waldeck Rousseau, Presidente
del Consejo de ministries frances, ha diugi.
do =, Papa una nota que puede c0nsiderarse
como uu uItimatum.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
RATIFICATION De ROOT

Ell Secretario de la Guerra, Mr..
Root SO ratifca Ell su informe res
pecto al proyecto de ley sobre las
tarifas puertorrique1as fundandose
en- que es ell mejor que pueds i'm
plantarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

Los cablegramas que preceden son
pIopiedad del BoLETIN MERCATINL, y
pueaen 1eproducirse en- oualquier for
ma, abonandO q la Empresa 80 pesos
ORC, por cada uno aque Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

que la interesa.
Sc encuentra vacante la plaza de M6dico
titular de Utuado, dotada con ell haber men,
sual de $75.
Los guardias de la Policia insular del
pueste de Hatillo, Rafael Molinari Jose
Diaz, han puesto q disposition del Juez
municipal de aquel pueblo, a la individua
Maria Rodriguez, de ArecibO, por hurto de
un potro q don Alexandra Delgado; Pc
dro Casanova. por heridss causadas q don
JESUS Locamba.
Don Juan Ignacio Figueroa, ha tornado
possession del cargo de CONCEAL del ayuflta-
mientO de AguaS buenas, en- sustituci6n de
con Csmilo Mirabal
Don Tomas I. BaIsac, de Mayagiiez. ha
pedidO Sc Ordene al ayuntamiento de dicha
Ciudad lie reponga en- su destino de Conta.
dor municipal.
En- la retreta de esta noche ejecutarS la
banda puertorriquefa que dirige ell seiior
Verar, las siguientes pleas:
L. PasOdoble "America forever, PAUL.
30 Obertura Gel alma en- pena", Flotow.
80 ROmanza Gel Champan del Paraiso",
Llaneza.-4o Introduction, escena aria de
baritone de la opera "Favorita", Donizetti.
So Duo de Sevillanas caleseras zarzuela
'"Cadiz", Chueca.--60 DANA "Impromptu",
L. Rodriguez.
Don J. NJ Morales de Ponce, ha rccihido
la autorizaci6n que Sc lie ha concedido para
entrar en- ell ejercicio de las funciOneS de su
cargo como Vice consul honorario de Vene-
zuela en- aquella cludad, autorizandO don
Carlos Conde, para recOger las letras paten-
tes exequatur que lie acreditan en- aquel
cargo.
Sc encuentra gravemente enferma en- es.
ia Capital la sonora dOna Juana CabalIero
de Mesa.
La alcaldia de San Juan, ha infOrmado
ell escrito preSentado pcr don Felix Andra-
des, de Santurce, en- ell cual pide Sc lie ext
ma del pagO de centribuciOnes de cuatro
casitas que fueron destruidas por un incen-
dio Ocurride en- aquel barrio.
Anoche Sc representa- ell popular drama
de Dicenta, titulado: Juan Jose.
Ell p1blicO bastante numerOso, apaudi6
las eScenas mas culminantes de la obra.
81 cOnjunto de los artistas rnsulta acep.
table.
Ell papel de "Juan JOSEF, confiado al Sc.
nor Casado, parece superior q sus fderzas;
pero ell seTor Casado es joven, tiene facul-
tades 81 eStudia con frecuencia podra lle-
gar dominar la escena.
Para ma1lana anuncia la empresa la CO.
media original de VictOriano SardOu, titu-
lada: DiUOrci6nsOmOs y la pieza final La
primerG pOst~rG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
10 QUE Sc CREE EN- WASHINGTON

Creese en- Washington, que esta
proposition de ley, causara alguna
sensation en- la Gran Antilla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
Ninguna
DESPACHADOS

Para Vega-baja gol cana Maria".
Para FajardO bdra F'D0s HermanOs".
Para varios pnertes de la isa vap amer
GIvO Bosch"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

Ha sido aprobadO en- ell Congreso eSpah0l
el proyecto de ley creando un impuesto de
transporte sObre pasajeS y mercancias en- las
Was marftimas, fuviales y terrestres.
La Junta local de instruction pdblica de
esta ciudad anuncia las Siguientes rlazas de
escuelaS vacanteS: Dos maeStraS adiciona-
les para la escuela graduada de niias, una
idem para la idem idem, una de "Kinder-
garten" para la idem idem; una maestro 8
maestro auxiliar para Ocupar ell pueSto de
los que no puedan atender sus classes por
causa de enfermedad para sustitnir los
PrincipaleS cuandO necesariamente tengan
que estar fuera de la escuela; y una macs
ira de Mdsica Dibujo.
Ell comisionado especial Mr.. Porter que
ACADIA de regresar de Cuba donde fue para
eStudiar los resultadoS del nuevO Arance
de Aduanas, refri6nd2se q la reconstruction
de la industria cubans, ha dicno que el exi
to que ha tenido ell Arancel de Aduanas,
redactado por Ell, ha excedido 4 sus esperan
zas y que probablemente no habra que ha-
Ger sinO muy pocas alteraciones, pero que
no habra cambiO alguno notable.
Sc han hecho algunaS mejoras en- ell Guar
tel que ocupa en- HumacaO la Compa1fa f,
del 80 Regimiento de Caballerfa.
Ell domingo dltimo lego Humacao, pro.
cedente de la isla de Vieques, ell captain
Paddock.
Ell trasporte Burnside" conduce para
este puerto los senoreS siguientes: F. L..
Wolls, j. J. Roche, r. r. Longan, G. B {.
Parker, F. Parker, Geo FL. Myers, w.
Crawford, j. j. Shields, f. FL. Griswald,
H. L. Cochran, w. H. Beers, N. T. Pala-
clos, l. D. Derucey, N. T. Olson.
COnStituido ell Tribunal de Distrito de
esta Capital, en- la ma1lana de hoy, para la
continuation del juicio oral de la causa in
coada contra Pedro Algarin, por ell supues
to delito de hOmicidiO, cuyO actO fu6 sus-
pendido el del actual pOr la falta de aSiS-
tencia del letrado defensOr, escus&ndose an-
te la sala pOr tener que ausentarse pare Hu-
macao, detalles que va cOnocen nuestrOs
lectOres, y habiendo sidO nOmtrado pOr ell
procesado para la continuation del juiciO ell
letrado senor Diaz Navarro, este solicit6 de
tara, en- ell cual manifesto, Iue siendole i'm
possible continuar la defensa del procesado
puesto que segdn manifestation suya desco-
nOce pOr complete los tr&mites que han ocu-
rrido anteriormente, sOlicitaba del Tribunal
Sc anulase tOdo 10 actuadO, prOcediendoSe
nueva celebration del juicio, consignase
en- caso contrario su protesta para acudir en-
recurso de caSaci6n ante ell Tribunal Supre-
mo. La sala, despueS de haber deliberate
resolVi6 la continuation del juicio, hacienda
consignar la prOtesta de la defensa, proce-
di6 Embellishments yotar sentencia, re-
cayendO sobre ell acusado, Pedro Algarin,
la pena de Ia amos meses 1 dia de prisi6n
correctional, accessories costas, indemni-
zaci6n de 10000 pesetaS solcitada pOr el
ministerio Fiscal puesto que d:chO procesa-
do es autor del delito de bOmicidiO en- la
persona de don kodulfo Santiago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
MERCADO De HUEVA YORK

Nueva York, Mario 7
Harina de Trigo "Tum-
badora", .-- 5 3.20
Azdcar centrifugado..... S 4 5I16
Azucar remolacha.. -. S 93
Cambios sobre Londres 5 4.82 3T4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

IMPORTA a dona Juana Zambrana
viuda de don Antonio Fernandez Chorot,
cuya residencia Sc ignora, Sc yea con don
Ramon Ramirez de Arellano, San Francis
Co 20, principal, para enterarle de un asunto
que la interesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07
Sc neceSitan
carpinter IS
SUCESORA
DE RAFAEL PEREZ

Ha sido aprobadO en- ell CongreSo espaflol
el proyecto de ley creando un impuesto de
transporte sobre pasajeS y mercancfas en- las
Was marftimas, fuvialeS y terrestres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

sALDAs DE CABOTAJE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

Sc encuentra vacante la plaza de M6dic'
titular de Utuado, dotada con ell haber men
sual de $75.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

Don Juan Ignacio Figueroa, ha tornado
possession del cargo de CONCEAL del ayuflta-
mientO de Aguas buenas, en- sustituci6n de
con Csmilo Mirabal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-07

Don Tomas I. Balsac, de Mayagdez, hs
pedido Sc Ordene al ayuntamiento de dicha
Ciudad le reponga en- su destino de Conta.
dor municipal.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13
SAYINGS OF THE WISE.

An ounce of song is worth a ton of scolding.-Theodore L. Cuyler, D. D.
 Self will come to life even in the staying of self.-George Macdonald.
 Everything doesn't come all at once to anybody.-Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney.
 From each object of nature and of life there goes path toward God Froebel.
 Never ask what you have no right to know; never tell other people what they have no right to know.-Theodore L. Cuyler, D. D.
 Its only her way" I wonder if the way people get with them isn't some thing to be accountable for, though?- Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney.
 When a man lives with God his voice shall be as sweet as the murmur of the brook and the rustic of the corn.-Em- erson.
 Believe in the divine right of kings never shall-eXcept in the divine right to be kingly men, which all men share. James Lane Allen.
 The most that We can do is to begin a strain that will swell the general vol
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13
THE KENTUCKY OUTLOOK.

It is rather early for political prog in any. But I wish to correct the gen. eral impression that Kentucky is all most sure to give it's electoral vote to Bryan. I have heard what might be called some of the inside" news as to Kentucky, and this is that the Blue Grass state is more likely to go for Me- Kinley than for his rival. Until this information came to me l, with other observers. had thought Bryan was fairly sure of the state. Now I am con- vinced the probabilities are the other way.
 In 1896 I studied Kentucky pretty carefully. Though information come to me from all sorts of sources, I placed most dependence upon the knowledge and judgment of a certain man. He appeared to know what he was talking about. He knew every county. After long talk with him I reached the con- clusion Mckinley had the best of it and would probably get the state by 1000 or 2,0n0. The actual plurality was 2S0.
 Now this same Kentuckian, as well informed as he was in '96. sends me word the state ''is a cinch for Mckinley anywhere from 10000 to 15,000 votes" :"
 He gives plenty of reasons, but the strongest one is this: "The best demo- crats of Kentucky, the men of intel lectual ability, of family. of substance, the very flower of the party, are dis gusted with Bryan and 16 to 1. They are, above all. disgusted with Goebel- ism and the Goebel law. They have come to the desperate conclusion that there is only one way in which their party. state and national, can be re- organized and rehabilitated, and that is through an overwhelming defeat.- Walter Wellman in the Chicago Times Herald.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13
HERE'S A HOWDY DO.
Widow Eiopes With Daughters Sweet
 heart

The good people of Armaurdale, which is the Sixth ward of Kansas City Kansas, have been circulating for the past few days a story of what appears to be a very romantic elopement. On July r last, Mrs. Lizzie Stambaugh, widow of John Stambaugh, who was killed in an elevator accident at the Nichols & Shepherd implement house last June, suddenly departed from the city. John Kennedy, a young man who had for a considerable length of time been paying attention to Miss Minnie Stambaugh, a 19-year-old daughter of Mrs. Stambaugh, disap- peared from the city the same day and Miss Stambaugh is inclined to believe that her former sweetheart has eloped with her mother. The day that Mrs Stambaugh left she was seen to board a street car for Union depot, and MT Kennedy is said to have been seen rid ing in the direction of the depot in the express wagon that carried Mrs. Stam- baugh's trunk. Miss Stambaugh who it appears, has been abandoned by both mother and sweetheart, was seen last night by reporter for the Journal and stated that she believed that MT. Ken nedy and her mother had run away to- gether. She says that she received a letter from her mother about two weeks after she left which bore the post park of Excelsior Springs. She failed to state in the letter whether or not Mir. Kennedy was with her, nor did she intimate where she expected to go from Excelsior Springs.
 An interesting feature of the sup posed elopement is the fact that a short time before Mrs. Stambaugh left the city she settled a damage suit which she had caused Attorney Joseph Tag gart, of Kansas City, Kansas, to file against the Nichols & Shepherd Imple- ment company for the death of her hus- band. The case was compromised by Mrs. Stambaugh for S1,50O without the knowledge of her attorney, whose pros poets of receiving a fee out of the case are not considered very encoura o-ing Mrs. Stambaugh took her youngest daughter with her, and gave her daughter Minnie $2O.
 Miss Stambaugh in speaking of the reported elOpement last night stated that she did not believe that MT. Ken nedy and her mother have been mar ried, as she had been watching the marriage licenses closely and had failed to discover the names of her mother and MT. Kennedy in the list that is published from day to day. She says that while she and Mir. Kennedy had been sweethearts for a long time, they were not engaged. Miss Stambaugh is a delicate young woman, refined and quite good looking. Since her abandon ment by both sweetheart and mother she has been making her home with Mrs. Emma Beecroft at 629 Osage ave- nue, Kansas City, Kansas. The Stam- baugh family came to this city from Clinton. Missouri about three years ago.-Kansas City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13
THE NEWS OF PAYSoN

Jack Livingston left Monday to go to work at ths Mazatzal group.
 Ali Pearce and father rolled in with with goods for our local merchants. They are fraighting now between this point and Flagstaff.
 PaysOn had her usuel weekly dance Wednesday evening, with good music and good attendance.
 On account of sickness at Pine a de lay has been caused in the delivery of lumber for the school house.
 F. B. Ellison, of Gisela, is making regular trips to Payson with fruit.
 A Tight of the moon baby was the answer given last Thursday when the question was asked as to what was the cause of the disturbance at Mart Me Donald's house. Mother and child are doing well, but Mart thinks his crop this year failure.
 George Gilbert. sub-contractor under J. G. Hardin between this point and Verde. brought in his mail Friday morning and quit for good cause.
 John Chilson and party Also Albert Booth and party, returned Friday after
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A coat that you owe for is a bad habit to get into
 Some men have wheels and some are simply cranks.
 Battleships are we'll supplied with shells of the ocean. -
 Coal. wood and gas are prominent among the words that burn.
 Mustard plasters naturally come un- der the head of smart articles.
 Although Adam was created before Eve, the latter was the first maid.
 Somehow the homely girl always has fewer enemies that the pretty one.
 Many young lawyer suspected of having talent has been tried and ae- quilted.
 But few people ever get so full of emotion that they have no room for dinner.
 The wife who occasionally blows up her husband must be sort of domestic magazine.
 If you are poor, your friends seldom help you. but if you are rich they usu- ally want to help themselves.
 Women may never get their righss. but their lefts will always be in evil dence in the shape of old bachelors Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13
THE NEWS OF
 PRESCOTT

Prescott, Ariz.. Aug. 1-(Special Cor respondence of Republican,. Lying at the depot store room at Congress June tion is a coffin ordered and shipped from Phoenix for man who is very lively and well today. although sup posed to have been dead when the coffin was ordered about a week ago. It seem that q Mexican. whose name We were unable to learn, was at work on the wheels of a wagon just outside Of the blacksmith shop at the Congress Gold company'S mine, when a prema- ture blast near the shop was exploded, tearing through the shop and smashing the wagon (upon which this Mexican was al work to pieces, and it is said that a portion of spoke of the wheel entered the mans head. knocking him completely out in one round. and rendering him unconscious for several days He was given up for dead, and the coffin duly ordered and received be- fore he showed signs of life. But he came back to the land of healthy spirits, slowly regaining consciousness and is today mending apace the rup- tura caused by the sudden access of wheels in his head"
 Postal Telegraph Manager Solomon's efficient services were brought into re- quisition last evening in reporting the Fitzsimmons- -Ruhlin prize fight for 6 select few who chose to come up in fair shape with the ''colOr" for the service. He had his messenger boy on the keen jump and run from his office to the waiting throngs congregated at the places of resort on "Night-hawk Alley for the space of about one solid hour and the excitement and demonstration in the latter quarter bordered very closely on the widest hilarity. when the final result of the contest was made known.
 Hon. I. T. Stoddard and wife are in
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13
THE NEWS
 OF JEROME

Jerome, AriZ., Aug. 11.-(Special cor respondence of the Republican, )-Dr. J. M. Cody of Fremont, Illinois, arrived yesterday morning to take care of his brother, Dr. F. T. Cody, who has been very sick for the past two weeks. At times the chances have seemed favor able for the recovery of the unfortu- nate physician, and then he would g worse again. Several times he has been at deaths door. Last night he al- most died, and is still in a very preca- rious condition. His brother says the chances are against his ever recover ing. This morning his pulse was up to 15S. He has been givan up and cannot last the day out.
 Rev. Lee of the Episcopal church come in yesterday morning to take charge of the congregation of that church in Jerome. He is q young man but is well recommended.
 M. w. Winchester went to Prescott this morning on business
 One train was taken off the road yes terday and for a few days We will get only Ons mail each day. which will come in at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. The outgoing train will leave at noon. The eastern mail will lay over at Je- rome Junction 22 hours.
 It seems an assured fact that the smelter will close down Monday morn ing for short time to undergo some needed repairs.
 w. B. Laird who was injured in the Black Hills mine Saturday night ot last week, is gcting over the severe blow he received from a falling timber. and was out on the street yesterday. His head is still sore, and his eyes are as black as a blow could make thsan. He was unconscious for AS hours after tn, timber hit him.
 T. T. Hines and Nife, of Jerome Junction, are in town visiting friends. Trey are registered at the Conn5r.
 F. A. Stevens, of Tucson. is Hi Je- rome looking over the mining field. He and W. s. Adams are out Tn the hills today.
 The Verde Queen company paid off their men yesterday. The 23 employees were paid $2,3OO for the months work.
 For some time the question of putting q wagon road from Jerome to the min- ing camps south of town has been ag- itated, but just now the proposition seems nearer the point of success than ever bs fore. Ire survey has been made and the cost estimat, by a competent
Arizona republican., 1900-08-13

from their country home for a visit of a few days.
 George Arthur Allen had a cablegram from England yesterday announcing the sad news of the death of his mother al the ripe old age of S4 years.
 All the Prescott guests of the Iron Springs Outing club at their hop given in honor of the opening of the new dancing pavilion there last evening are unanimous in their praises of the royal manner in which they were received and entertained by the Phoenician Woodlanders.
 MRS. GEO. WOOSTER.
 Sick Headache ADsoIuteiy and Per manently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa- tion and indigestion. makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. g cents and 50 cents. Ben l.. Bear, wholesale and retail druggist. Phoenix, Arzona.