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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
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Fnad0 generalmente eI caIn
81 !. ~ { f,flnera vista paTece Eesarso
entire las declaraciones hechas por ell
canciller aleman conde de Bulow, res
|pecto 6 Inglaterra.
La explicaci6n de este puede con-
sistir en- que despues de sus primeras
clsraciones antibritanieas, ell diputa-
| do dem6crata seiior Ritchter mostr6se
de competa conformidad con ell can
ciller.
sTodos los alemanes estamos unidos
en- ell terreno de las cuesti0nes nacio-
nales; sabemos 10 que vale nuestro
ej6rcito, conocemos al ministro ingles,
creemos que basta va de esta cues-.
| ton, teniendo otras mucho mas grave
que tratai".
A esta Erase despreciativa parece
haber 0bedecido 10 dicho en- ell Parla-
mento por el conde de Bulow.
Lego 6 San Petersburgo ell teniente
| lie Ia marina alemana Odssedou, ayu
dante del Emperador Guillermo. A
SD llegAda aquelia capital, fue inme
diatamente recibido, en- audiencia par
ticular, por Ell Czar, entregando & 6ste
/ uus carta aut6grafa y varios regslos de
Pascua del Emperador GuilleImo, de
que era portador.
1 En- L1ndres CANA terFeno el p.oJec
/ In relafivo & Ia 6nera uacionaI inoIasa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
TARIFA DEL AOUEDUCTO.

Por tomas de aqua con tuberia des
de IN cuarto = media pulgada, desde
B & 1870 dollar anualmente; y doce CEN
tavos por cada metro cdbico 81 Sc tiene
c0ntador.
Por cada installation de acometida al
acueducto, IL dollars.
|. Si t0dos los antedichos tributos Sc
agregan los gastos que tienen one
realisar los propietarios para las obrss
&c entertainments y salnbridad de suf
fincss, muy crecidos ambos por el en-
carecimiento de los iornales y materia'
les, salta q Ia vista que la riquesa mr.
bana de San Juan no es susceptible dc
soportar el repetidc aumento en- Ia con
tribuci6n directa.
Para evitar este, 81 Ia legislature de
Puerto Rico, acuerda pfivar & Ia
lAyuntamientos del Is por ciento que
| el pr0ducto sobre consumes le abona q
Tesoro Insular, eclso 90 hace que q
apele q otro medic para enjugar o. ID
lJicif que e. MEDIA traiga en- los pre-
supueStos municipzles, y eptre ellos
todss las economics compatibles cor
los escasos servlc o. que quedan 4 Io'
Municip!os, puesto que no cobran lal
contributors difectas, no pag.n g
pcssonal de Educaci6n } Policia Muni
| Icipal y los gastos do ckrceles, y, en- q
pT0ximo ziio econ6mico tamp0co ten
Idikn Que atendcr al ramo de- sandal
u a a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

ducfa una renta anual bruta de 600 do
liars, de que sc rebajaba el % po
ciento 6 sean 100 dollars, g impuesto
los 400 dollars de Tenta lfquida el 8 POI
ciento de contribution que sefalaba L
CartilIa- Guf9;; y esa misma propiedad
tasada por el procedimiento seguido q
acuerdo con el 'bill Hollandel', ha al
do valorada en- 5000 dollars que, a
uno por 100 para el Tesoro insular )
lel municipio, psga en- este ejercicio Sc
dollars de contribution GA dollars dc
exceso 6 sea ell 80 por 1O) mas sobre
la contribution de 1900 1901
Y 81 va ell afio pasad9 se hizo este
notable aumento en- Ia contribution d.
recta. no Sc compagina que para O.
ejercicio pr6ximo de 1902 & 1908 sc
eleye mas ell tipo actnal contTibutivo
Militia asimismo en- el asunto que Ia
"Liga" somete hoy a la alta co1sidera
ci6n de la Legislature de Puerto Rico
otra raz6n que robustece esta instan-
cia y que seguramente no &c ocultaJa a
los miembros del Oonsejo Executive y
de la Osmara de Delegates: los en-
pTestitos municipales. El ayuntamien-
to de San Juan ha realizado uno poi
100000 dollars, s intentan efectuar
otros por sumas ta mbi6n cuantiosas los
de Ponce, Mayaguez, Arecibo, Oaguas,
Aguadilla etc., =, segd1 la Secci6n 7s
del .bill" n1mero 101, los municipios
estan autorizados para JDar una contri
buci6n con destino al pago del inter6s
de los bonos q crear an fondo de. amor
uzac' On para redimirlos.
Reducldos como estan los arbitrios
municipales s0b-e consumes y mny re-
cargados va los demas establecidos,
coligese que la contribution especial de
que sc trata recaeIa en- todo 6 en- su
mayor parte contra las Quotas directas
81 en- general, ell aumento del medic
por ciento indicado por ell Gobernador
de Puerto Rico, resulta oneroso para
t0dos los contribnyentea, para la rique-
za urbana de San Juan ell peijuicio re-
vestira mucho mayores proporciones,
como sc desprende de los datos que Sc
eSCampan mas aQolanto.
En- esta ciudad, despu6s de la contri-
buci6h directa que fu6 va aumentada
ell aiio pasado-se cobran por ell aqua
tamiento los arbitIios siguientes:
Por licencias para construir oasas.
desde 5 a 20 dollars y por cada piso
que SO leya1te sobre otro ediici) %
dollars.
Por licencia para reparaci6n de una
fachada, 10 dollars y cinco mas por Ca
da una de las demas que conteDga Ia
finca.
Por licencia para pintar h fath1da
de Leg easas, desde an dollar hasta "a
dollars.
Por llctnoIa para colocaoI6n de va-
-l'ss en- Ia via p1bIica. 5 dollars.
P0r acometimiento a las alcantari
Has, por cada metro lineal de fachaia
3 dollars.
Por licencia para limpieza de algi
bes, 5 dollars.
Por las visitas sanitarias, desde l a
A dollars al afio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

gislatura de Puerto r co que considers
improcedente Ia medida objeto de esta
exposici6n.
Muy respetuosamente,
Silcestre Iglesias,
Prs,dente.
Jose G.. del Yale,
Secretario .OontadoT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
JOSE ReeUERO FellU.
MEDIOo OIRUJANo.

Oonsultss: Dc 10 All J ds1A4
SO-23 Fortalesa; 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

Sc acaban de recibir los re-
nombrados bombones de cho-
colate de "a acreditada fabrica
de "Moriondo { Gariglio", de
Italia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

Nuestro amigo el doctor don Rafael del
Vale, que hace dias Sc eucontraba enfermo,
ha dejsdo va el lecho.
Lo celebramos muy dsiverss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
EstadolM l6glct
PRECIO 2 CENTAvO
Tribunal de pOlicia
nIsTRIrfA nm nAMnnpAI

AAAAO LIN OA4606AA
Pedro Rivera PortalAtin, por hurto dc nm
par de zaratos & Maria Rodriguss, ounce
dias de trabsjos forsados.
Candido Ortis, por cmbnagues, cineusu.
to centavos de mnlts.
Laureano Mattey, por pfoVocac ones fal.
tar 10 policfa, dlez diss de trabajos for
zad9s.
Catalina Santiago, por hurto de dos
gsllinas & Jose Molina, veinte dias de ira
bajos entregar cincnsnta tres centayoa
al dueGe de lss ares.
Un juicio, sbsselto el acusado.
DIsTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Fermina Velaxquez Aniceta LIancs.
por aotos inmorales en- Ia via pdb'ica, cua-
tro dollars de mults q ocho dias de arres'o.
En- 10 session celebrada anoche por nuea.
tro ayuntamiento Sc tGmaSon los siguientes
acuerdos:
Qae pase & Ia Oomisi6a de Ssnidsd II
,renuncia que de su cargo Dc yeterinario
municipal ha presentado Mr.. Eduardo
Shrine.
Aprobada Ia euents ascendente & 70 do.
liars presentada por 81 Notario senior Val
dejuly, por 'rnales satisfechos al presidente
del gremio de albafiiles.
Declarando cesante al carretero Do SAM
dad Tomas Riehard, por rapetidas faltas On
el cumplimieuto de su obligaoi6p:
Oesestim6se ei escrito presentado Dor do.
ia Juana Echeyarrfa gestionando Ia COM
pra de un solar en- el cementeri0.
Sc aprob6 sl contrato hecho con el inge.
Zero don Jose An'onio Canals, para cons.
truif alguuas obras
DiCse lec.ura aun g rito frmado DIR
varios profesores de esta capital reclamando
el pago de alquileres de casa.
Al senior don Francisco Sabat, Jues mu
nicipsl te Oatedrsl, le han sustraido desu
casa una sortjs que tisne una hsrradusa de
brillantes. ~
Ell sefior Sabat sospecha qus ses Ia auso.
ra del hurto una sirvienta que tenia en- su
casa llamada Asunci6n.
Ell dia 8 del eutranse mes 8 las dos de In
tarde recojeia los certiicados giros posta.
les y las tres Ia correspondencia on game.
raj que ha de conducir Ia Habana y paer
tos de Cuba el yapor "Maria Herrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Ell dis del entrante mes, en- Ia IgIesia
de Oaguas, Sc celebraran honras fdnebres
por el eterno descanso de Ia virtuosa sefiora
dona Maria T. Rodriguez de Sola.
Ell Ilustrfsimo Sr. Obispo concede. cua-
renta dias de indulgencia todas lss perso
mas que concurran & tan piadoso acto.
La retreta de anoche fue suspendida por
la lluvia.
Aver tarde entr6 en- este puerto. de re-
greso de su ruta por la isla el vspor "ROnce. y
Sc encuentra enfermo de bsstante grave.
dad I'M nifio, hjo de nuestro amigo don Jos6
Ledesma.
Aver por la tsrde sali6 con rumbo 6 Nue.
va York, ell vapor americana "Philadelphia." !"
A v Is o
La Compaiifa de los Ferrocarriles de Puer-
to Rico recibii& proposiciones escritas, en-
su 0hcina central en- San Juan de p. r !,
para el suministro de ounce mil traviesas
de maderas duras del pals, de las siguientes
dimensiones:
Largo INFO
Ancho Om20
Alto On15
AL hacer proposiciones indfquese Ia clase
de MADEIRA. precio y sitio de entregs.
81 San Juan 20 Enero de 1902.
PasajerOs embarcadoS en- ell vapor "Mon.
tevideo" que sali6 aver tarde con rumbo q
la America del Sur: j. j. P0llidorc, En-
rique P6res[ Manuel Amarante, Francisco
Pesquera, Signey Goldberg, Rem'gio Octos,
Higinia Perez, Eugenia Rond6n, CUTLER
mo Sanches. sefora hija, Manuel NJ. de
Mola y sonora, Teresa Mols, Angel NJ. Ga
rrido, Pedro Salazar, Gertrudis de Acosts,
Micsela Pedraxs, J. p. Bsyean, Yirgilio
Grau, Arturo SaEe-zea,, Victor Malaga, ",
q. B1rkaAr, Gysgoria usHaa H Gonzalss
Roberto N. Psfie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

81 Director dc Oorrecs de Ponc6 fehusd
aoeptar en- psgo de ulos ssllos qus fu6. &
comprar don Francisco J. Arbons, ,noneda
america, correspondents alos amos de- 1898
1899, 1900 y 1901.
El senor ARIZONA. con arreglo { u Ley
denunci6 al Tribunal, al Director de Cor
rens de Ponce, que en- consecuencia he ,side
sumaria 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

La profesors seiorita Teresa Martinez,
ha sido nombrsds para desempefiar ID sscue.
10 del barrio "Cotoy," San German.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
Sc ha embarcado para Husva YorE, dom
Osrmslo Carlos, comsrciante dc Msysgilss.

Hsmos recibido el programs de IL fiesta
con que celsbFs sl CusTpo de Bomberos dc
Ponce, el XIX avsrsario Do su rsorganisa-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

Sc encuentra enfermo de bastante grave.
dad nm nifo, hijo de nuestro amigo don Jost
Ledesma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

La OOmpafia de los Ferrocayrilss pene
en- conocimiento del p6blco que, desds el
dia / . de Fsbrero pr6ximo, saldrl alAs
s, 80 de la tArde el tren de rsgreso Do Caro-.
lima & San Juan, que sale sclualmenta 6 Ia
una de ls tarde.
San Juan 20 Euero de 1902. 2-1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

Aver tarde entr6 en- este puerto, de re-
greso de su ruta por la isla el vspor aPonce.' >
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

La retreta dc anoche fu6 suspendida poi
la lluvia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
MAlHfS Y Las CnIATUnAs

Ell JARABE OALMANTE Dc II Srs.
vINSLOW, % da 6 Loo Mics sn. 81 psTfs-
DO de h dsntici6n. Lea sblsnda lss en-
cfas, rssuslvs II inaAmaol6E, sliyis tods
dolor, y cnrA el c6lioo vsntoso IHoseafs
Ii sfcas en- todos los easos. Aoonsejnnoe
Z las msdrss que ts1eHn IN nlno snfsrno,
|eus no dejsn cue u prsvsnei6n PROG n
II Dc otros, svits sl uso d ssss medIrlna
que proporeiona allvio SECURE, ahsola1a
menrs ssguro Il - 90 opostakansaeA
Es,a mshssa dsspu<s d arnadas lee
moIies para snirar sa pfs1sa q neuero
|eosrssposilsnfs FL dis d hoy q nasskro
esisxs an Prsgoasrsr, g saft ~. u 10
fsass q sqasl d>ss@s.slsasss tsds = ssn-
Zee IssiIssss h prirsia. yss nsss. =
| pablisssl6s hoy dsi rsfsrs1e sjsmPlsr.
Nss Inlsrmsn q gss 4 1Islsllo ll.l.zss
/ rsss1ss,s e. C8r.exs. s.iAsx e sr@ss -
/ zixesita 4 1zaEs usmlezR So o1<sss -
Ismgszsz Ne tz<mi1as gssA sasshsks - -
| Ieiznsxita &c eEs 41s nseaz q E4s@r4s
e i<Is ssalrs s1sslls DsF1,1s<
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30

Aver por la tsrde sali6 con rumbo Nue
va York, ell vapor americana "Philadelphia.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-30
EN- 'IA MULITA'

ESPANOL COMPANIA
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-15


The weekly bar meeting and short
calendar was held in the district court
to-day but nothing Of any consequence
was transacted.
This is the last day for paying
water rents without the percentage.
The office of Collector Thoms will be
open until 8 o'clock this evening for
the accommodation of people who want
to pay, but find it inconvenient to call
during the daytime.
If this weather continues people will
soon be out hunting for trailing ar
butus instead OF worrying about the
price of coal and wood. Who says the
Lord does not temper the wind to the
shorn lamb? Let the coal barons keep
their anthracite. Who ever saw fuel
so scarce and such little need of it?
Mrs Catherine Mclaughlin, an aged
lady, died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Catherine Corcoran, 81 Bishop
street last night. She is survived by
two daughters, Mrs Corcoran Of Bish-
OPP street and Mrs Bernard McNellis of
Kingsbury street, and two sons who
reside in Gerardsville, Pa. The fu-
neral will take place Monday morning
at g o'clock with high mass at st
Thomas's church and interment in the
new st Joseph's cemetery.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-15

Ladies' and Misses fine Golf
Gloves, outlet price :
Ladies fine silk lined fabric
Gloves, from roc,
LADIES' and Children's fine single
and double Mittens, from l9c.
outlet price
Ladies' fine Kid Gloves. pioua and
outstitch, blind and stitched
pack, from 81, outlet price
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-15
The MiIIer& Peck Go
Special Prices for Saturday
Might and Monday.
HALF PRICE SILK SALE Has
BEEN "a GREAT SUCCESS.
Sale VIII Continue This Evening,

HALE PRICE SILK SALE HAS
BEEN "a GREAT SUCCESS.
Sale VIII Continue This Evening,
At 121ac-Fine French mercerized
Sateen, was zoe.
At 45c-Black and white Wool Checks
for waists.
At 39c- -5O-inch all wool Suiting, was
SOC.
At 49c Ladies' Kid Gloves, Were Csc.
At 39c-Ladies' Golf Gloves, from 49c.
At 25c-Tam O'Shanter Caps, from
46c.
At 10c-=Fancy elastic Hose Supporters,
from tic.
At 10c-Initial Note Paper, from 25c.
At 75c-C Chiffon Boas; from 9Sc.
At 2c-Children's Handkerhciefs, from
Be.
At for 25c- Lace trimmed linen
Handkerciefs, from 121ac
At 5c--"Yale" ribbon Badges
At 19c-Yale blue satin Ribbon, from
25c.
At 2lc-Ladies' Marguerite Corset Gov
ers Hamburg trimmed. were 39c.
At 39c-Ladies' outing flannel Short
aSkirts, value 5Oc
At $780, hildren's Silk Bonnets, value
25c.
At 25c-Ladies' Corsets in white and
drab, value soc.
At 10c-Men's wool Socks. mill run
goods, value up to 25c.
AT 1Oc-Boys' medium weight Draw
ers, value 25c.
At he, 2 for 25c-Boys' fast black. fine
ribbed cotton Hose, heavy weight.
three thread heels and toes, double
knees, value Ice.
At 2oc-Men's Jersey ribbed Shirts and
Drawers. value soc.
At S2.49-Boys' double breasted all
wool Suits, value So 40.
At Sl0.75-Smyrna Rugs. size 9x12.
At 23c-lS and 20 inch floss Pillows.
At 127ac-sG'' Varnish Stains.
At 69c each-11a I'd remnants Axn,in-
ster Carpets.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-15

has a whole lot of meaning, but the
way we interpret it, it means to manip-
ulate fraudulently, to cheat, to mis-
represent TO your friend. etc. For in
stance: A politician will promise you
he'll do everything and anything you
ask if you'll only do all in your power
to help elect him to Office, but when
he gets there he forgets every "durn"
promise he made: of course, the fellow
known as the ward heller some
times does just the opposite to what
he promises to do; therefore, he is a
fake. Then again, the law which
doesn't let two pugilistic men try their
respective pugnaciousness in a boxing
match and yet will allow twenty-five
men to play football and all but kill
each other is also a fake. In fact,
people are obliged to keep their eyes
wide open when purchasing almost
anything nowadays. OF course,
wnen we say we are giving one-half
dozen regular size plates with one
pound of our warranted good baking
powder, 45 cents per pound, you'll be
tempted to say "fake," but when you
come and make the purchase you'll
change your opinion because it's a
fact. We claim to sell the best but
ter in the city at 81 cents per pound
and you'll find out after purchasing
that it's no fake, either; when you
want good tea, remember
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04

w: COX ard Monzara The ira ~al
tlattGa te elevated and hea'
IAI.~ Nh! he used The IA ha+
teen HI sooGCe Of grea. Zeal Of
Trouble 10 re railroad com oanN e@-
ing 10 'te frequent wash lIs ssd
touds Three new gravel trains we're
put on e rGsh the work. Charlie Har-
Ole tas tarEt Of the STAN shovel.
A mar are license was issued 20
Charles O Bourgeois and Aurora Gar
cia hy tie probate Judge today The
contracting parties are both ot Tucson.
Charlie Rouse clerk of the board {
supDry lsufs. had a peculiar case to de-
T.5e thiF morning 4 papago Indian
anne into ne once With the scalps Of
three auuorn lions and demanded the
bounty On ittm A large crowd col
teltea r zee ofFce to hear Charles do
si-iJn oe. = was not perpleXed for an
insta1. He decided AZ once that a
Hon . tst lion gnii! II Is born. and
on this thsory he refused to pas The
honntr The Indian admitted that
the 6ats were unhoFn v hen found az
ter &il}r gtae snotttr h4t was pnf ont
a. rot ~ e.EE the bounty. The
matter y .i. ,e referred "a the board In
October Charlie VIII 10 doubt De up-
held
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04
The Big Ship Maine

.Juli@s Go'dbaum Captain Charlie
ClaadurC. First Mate.)
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04
Republig1n Love Feast
Including a Few Drinks

The republican camp ia apparently
In the ful enjoyment of harmony The
love feast cr ,ast SATURDAY evening was
well attended hat there is some doubt
as tn whether IL was parsy afsiliaiion or
The sr~e tluoh which attracted th
crowd
An a ne local bosses were very
much =, C.uce and each one had
his l;tje Say The enthusiasm waxed
warm aBd tociferous rounds Of ap-
plaRs4 ere.t"d Mayor Schumacher
opening remarks 4 few words ap
propr3ate n lts oocae3on were spoken
by ne following J. Knox CoFbet;
John Il Neg ghl Sidney pel.nng ]. NJ,
OrmsNy Ramon Soto. Andres Rebel.
Joe Corbett and Others
Nj 0rmsly made ass of his oppor-
tar ~ ana brought o9f Charles =.
Richardson Tor sheriff The candidate
was asi3 received and however pIeyi-
OTIS Il uo Dc ~ be given the nomiDa
t.nr K he wart- a.
Despite the fac' that harmony was
~0pras.N to reign supra ule. there was a
frw -J!sposed or disappointed mem
b.r~ e ne family who were aching 10
ask vox Corho't during HIS little
spec p WHY Ao brought a man from
Los Angeles 80 fIl the position In the
pos on. .. whsn there were 50 many
local mem hers of the party ont OF en-
ploynent This would certainly have
created a furor r the ranks OF har-
mory and il is good thing Knox vas
not put 10 the test
The speeches evidently made the
audience thirsty. and clannor for
other amusement was started Some
one ri the speakers Joined with III"
crowd and the real feast was then
hegun
The hali Was art'stInaily decorated
for the occasion. and the Philharmonic
band diseoursed patriotie airs through
out The evening The Republican
family viii certainly be in harmony
for some :ime after the feast Of last
Stature lay niEht
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04
Tank Builders Strike
Want the PdUmdSttr

I'll. boiler makers who are engaged
Il cor -tfuttinr the bg oil tank In the
yards walked oct this morning
The slrsk is a peculiar one. There
MAS no grievance committee appointed.
as usual because the men we're not
asking for shorter hours or more pay,
or any ~ the usual demands for that
matter Il appears that the men
Just simply struck for pay day.
rhe flrst regular pay say since the
work GegaH fell on last Friday the first
NJ the month However. no pay
master showed up with the checks.
The nen held little Indignation
meeting an Saturday and resolved 10
work 3nttY today They were all IN
'h.ir places This morning. thinking ot
ours, that their paymaster would
be IL aa No 10. The gentleman
a.led ,u wa'eriaiize. and the men de
lded ~ vain uat They laid dow a
,hsjF tools about 3 O'Clock. and have
sos hssu atoDt he piaee since
Ateeut ~'ajy men have been en-
pIo, I'd ou the tank, and all are in
la3ed The walk~out Some were
llln glo continue the work. but were
unable to do so because a part of their
Work bad TO l4 done byothers.
The : = officials knew nothing
about the strike this morning. The
men ara 40, being paid by the rail-
read company A los Angeles firm
has Il contract oD the wnfk and the
tank nns; be completed on s certain
date.
The : p officials are inclined 10
caIl the strike ill-aGvised The Los
Angeles company IL a large one. With
plenty of hacking The firm has many
large contracts With the railroad com-
psnv. arc ould not have secured them
Il II was rot one Of repute.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04
SUSPICION
Leads 10 the Real Cause.

The question of coffee disease or Pos
tum health becomes of the greatest im-
pC rtance when we are thrown ON Our
own resources. Many a woman when
sat denly left without means OF sGt-
.)or, can make r comfortable living IL
hea ia remains.
= brave little woman out in Barnes.
kaI sas says. J feel that | owe Sou
letter for the good Postum Coffee
Eas done ne For years was a great
sufferer with nervousness without ever
suspect ting the cause, Two years aFo
! came down with nervous prostra'ion.
Ny work was light hut could not 10
it, could not even sew or read.
Ny sleep was broken and unrefresh-
,ne ! suffered intensely and 1t seem ID
%; ~ matter of tine til must lose
my reason.
~ mental distress was as great as
nay physical when one day a friend
brought me- trial NJ ostum Con- 20
and urged me TO SIS. 4 instead Of coffes
for few Ga : say.A~ that Postum
ha cured her OF liver trouble and sick
headaches replied that I thought I
ccaId not give up cofTee, ! had alwags
fe6 Il as stlmulau' However. the
Postum Food Coffee proved 10 be ptslG:
ing to the ttas;e and | used 1t and was
surprised TO see that | was getting bet
ter and resting.
Ny husband bonght several pack
ages and insisted on me using Ii alto
geiher Gradually. bHt not the less
surely fully recovered I never used
coffee afterward and when was left
fosa 0hia In
open a dressmaking shop and support
myself and little girls" Name given
hy Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04
Items OF the Ddu
OF Personal Mention

Ca7one} Alien r. BIRD editor of The
Oasis. AZ %oeales is visitor n Tue
tn toGaN
Mayor Emnan eel. Of Tombstone
yrop,sed over n tbe ,j,y on h4s way 60
'He coast today.
Fraas Hereford re;uTre! to the
ity last nigh; ON No 9.
Eugene LeBeauf. travelling salesman
fro JnljGs Goldhaum. returned today
from trip 10 Fairbanks He says
the construction work has Dow begun
on the new road from Fairbanks 10
Tombstone. and the country all about
is on the boom.
F Duffy district attorney of Santa
Cruz spent Sunday in the a'iy
p II Rogan Is III from Benson for
few GatA
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04
At Low Rates
State Mutual Building and Loan Assn,

Por building or on improved property, "Atv
plan" Interest oscFthtes ~ you pay.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04

has not heeu blown up but still tioa' 2
laden with the best of wines whiskleS
hraEdies aud family delicacles. Tn,
whole cdrso is a veritahle bargain and
Is cordially offered TO the family trade.
The port Of entry is Il Congress ST.
Charles Clauburg, manager. Not ex-
actly spotless. nevertheless clean.
Give him your orders. He is not now
handicappad will treat you we'll;
YOU can believe him, Beware it is
not all the same.
JULIUS GOLDBAUM
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-04
THE CITY NEWS
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