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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03
NOT|C|AS O|yERSAS
Carretera de Naguabo
q Juncos.--El senor
Mendez Cardona.
FORMAL COMPROMISE
El administrator de Ella Co.
lect va,s en- Juncos. .-Des.
gracia en Arecibo.

Sabemos que el senior Men.
dez Cardona ha visitado en- el dia
de aver los seiiores Gobernador
INFERNO y Comisionado del Interior
interesandolos vivamente Ell la con
veniencia de dar comienzo 10 antes
possible a los estudios precisos al
trazado de la carretera de Naguabo
a Juncos; car1etera incluida en- una
ley aprobada en- la Ultima legislatu
ra, y que ha obtenido el formal
compromise de que para antes de
tres semanas serau ccmplacido les
deseos del refelido sefor delegado,
que, sabiendo el interes que repre-
senta pata sus electores la carretela
iudicada, ha tornado el empefio de-
cidido que IL merecen siempre les
asuntos de su distrito.
En- Artcibo cay6se de Ia es-
calera de su casa una tierna ufia
del Lcdo. Picornell, Secretario de
aquella Corte de Distrito, teniendo
la desgracia de fracturarse un brazo.
Lamentalnos el percance.
= Nos escriben 10 siguiente:
sSegdn parece el administrator
de ola ColectivaD, en- Juncos, ha
declarado guerra sin cuartel q cuan
to sea unionista. Casi todos los
empleados de esta compaiiia, sflia-
dos al partido, han sido declaradoS
cesautes y reemplazldos por otros,
de extrafas jurisdicciones, de pro-
cedencia republican,.
aNos parece este procedimientc
por demas incorrecto, puesto qut
ola ColectivaD no tiene NADIA QUE
yer con la polftica del pals, y sobr,
clio llamamos la atenci6n q quier
corresponda.D
Fijense Ell este los jefes de Il
compahla.
-Ha estado varios dias en- es
ia ciudad y manana regresara a ST
residencia, nuestro amigo don Ma.
nuel D. Figueroa y Figueroa, Juea
Municipal de Hurnacao.
Aver Sc encontraba en- Sar
Juan en- compafifa de su apreciablt
familia, nuestro estimado correli-
gionario de Rio Grande don DaviC
Carrion, que vino con 81 fin de des
, pedir a Su estudioso hijo Salom6r
que EMBARGO en- GCaracaSS hacia lo'
Estados unidos cpn el proposito dt
cursar la carrera de derecho.
Buen viaje deseamos al jover
compatriota, deseandole la feliz rea
lizaci6n de sus mobiles y levantada,
aspiraciones.
Las Pastillas Digt stivasl de
Dr.. LIE Roy, maica ANTURICAs
cursn los padecimientos del este
mago.
i, -Esta maii4ua r,gres6 4 81
residencia de Fajardo, nuestro dis
guido amigo don Ramon Mende
! Cardona delegado a la Camsra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03
SAN JUAN Y la |SLA
Contra la compania de
los carrOs electricos.
Sus deficiencies.
CRISIS MONETARIA
Mil personas sin trabajo ea
Aibonito. - Una conde.
ma, por adulterlo.
CRISIS MONETARIA

Aseg1rase que la conducta
observada por la rSan Juan Light
aud Transit CompanyD en- el sesvl.
clio de carros electricos, sera cues
ton que habra de llevarse al Conse.
10 Ejecutivo, a fin de obligar q esa
empresa a cumplir con sus deberes
y mas tarde Sc llevara ell asunto q
la Legislative para imponerle regla-
mentos que observar. Las multi.
pies deficiencies de esa compa1ia y
las molestlas que proporciona al
p1blico obligan va a tomar una
medida en@rgica.
En- Aibonito Sc ohselva haee
tres semanas una gran crisis none
taria q causa de haber suspendido
sus trabajoe de escogido la aPorto-
fican Leaf Tobacco CO. que en-
pleaba mas de mil personals en- sds
talleres.
Domingo Maysonet Olivia, de
Manati, fue sentenciada por el juez
municipal de aquel pueblo a un aiio
de carcel por ell delito de adulterio.
FL investigator de rentas in
ternas P. T. Oakes, ha practicable
una investigation en- las cuentas de
colecturfa de Rio Piedras la cual
cobr6 durante el mes pasado la
suma de S 2,93S. 50.
Continuation de la lista de las
cartas detenidas en- Ia administra-
cion de correos de esta ciudad, que
empezsmos a publican;
Miss Ella. Saulrow, Isidora
Santiago, Mre Laura, Sreley Dice,
Del6n Salaman, Gregoric Santiago,
Librado Santiago, Vicenta Truji-
llo, Paula Torres, Julia Torres,
Williams R. Thormann, BaEdome-
70 Torruella, Laura N. de Ti6, VI.
cente Tallada, Atilano Villar, Vio-
la G. Vinda, Ramon Gonzalez We.
lez, Miss Monserrate Vega, Luis
Martinez Velez, Florentino Velaz.
quez, Francisco Vargas 2o, Cruz
Baltasar, Juan Bazan, Pablo Vale.
go, Federico Vazquez, Capt. H. H.
Williams, Do. Do. (dos cartas)
Emma Whitien, Elizabeth Will
lian, Isaac Zatten.
Hoy Sc celebr6 en- Ia Corte
municipal Il juicio contra Antonio
Herr anle1, por acometimieuto con
arma de fuego Manuel Pizarrc,
en- el harrio oMonscilloS de Rio
Piedras Fue absuelto.
Ha Sido denunnciado a la
corte municipal el individuo coroci-
do por Cheno Cruz, acusado de Sc
duccion de la joven Carmen Gar
cia, vecina del barrio oSal 81 pue'
des.
va ha empezado el desyerbc
en- algunas GALES del barrio de |;
Marina.
Nos dice nuestro Correspon
sal de Aguadills;
oDeSpues de haber pasadt
una latga temporada en- la bellI
ciudad del Sur, ha regresado
Aguadllla, donde goza de generate
simpatiaS, nuestro estimado amigt
$ don Ceferino Aheces, intelligent
forista y confeocionador ds corba
tas.
Dos meses lie liceucia le har
sido concedidos al presidente de
, Concejo municipal don Manuel San
chez Morales, para ausentarse par
ei extrang, lie sustituira regla
e m ntariaments el vice president
81 nor Larroca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03
POV FlLTG De PRUEBI!

Sc nos infoIma a Ultima bora
que el juez del Vale absolvi6, pOr
falta de pruebas a los empleadOs
de- Manicomio, acusados de hurto
menor, de cuyo juicio damos cueu.
en- esta Fkgina,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
h'STO(Kts IS SUED
By BISHOP TRUST
Basis Of Action Three
PrOmiSS0ry Notes
To Chun Along

Suit was instituted yesterday by
the Bishop Trust Company, as admin
istratOr of the estate of Chun Along,
against Frank McStOcker, for $4,000,
together with interest at per cent
from Dec rs, 1908, costs, attorneys
commissions, etc
The amount claimed is alleged to
nc due on three promissory notes eX-
ccutcd by McStockor for $1,000 each,
1T per cent. interest, in favor OF
Along. An were executed on the
same day, December rs. 1898, one be-
Ing payable in two years from date
Of execution, the second in four years
and the third in five. None of them,
according to the complaint, has been
paid, and the interest on none or
them has been Paid since December
IS, 1908.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

and beautiful and its study Is honor.
able and improving. say this he.
cause | want the Jury to understand
The difference between an honorable
reference to the beautiful human form
and dishonOrablc one. And so |
viii Overrulc the motion"
Atkinson noted an exception. The
jury was then excused while the in.
structions to the jury were being set
led.
Tho judges charge TO the jury was
predcatcd In his ruling on the motion
Tor II directed verdict. But nOtwith.
stand that he had himself ruled that
the "Palolc story" was lcwd in intent,
Judge Dole left this matter TO the
Jury. The case went TO them at 12.O5
o'clock. The jury was composed Of
the following:
William Chalmers, j. II. Schadc.
john Cassidy, T.. G. Bond, J. J. Mac
donald, w. j. Dyer, John Enlngcr, 4.
A McIncrny, Jack Horace Myatt, Sam.
mel Lowell, VIM. Lishman, VIM. II.
King.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
LOCAL MERCHANTS
Continued from Page ~

w. 7. Lucas and Z. II. Petrie, the
committee appointed by the HOnolu-
IN Merchants Association, met with
Dr. Ramus of the u. S. Marine Hos
pital Service. On, account of the
genuine losses that, the groCcrs OF
this city are sustaining, the plan of
establishing special quarantine
v harf was taken up.
DR., Ramus and his corps have de-
Lided to hold this matter over for a
short time until the exact source of
the infection can be located, If pos
Sible. Should the medical officials be
unsuccessful in this, II special prod
uCc quarantine wharf will be set
aside for the use of the Grocers who
wish to send goods to the other ISL
bnds.
This nOn-systematic manner of
quarantine is putting us to no end
OF trouble" said w. T, Lucas, OF
May & Co., this morning. First,
yesterday morning we We're informed
that we could ship anything to the
other Islands, then, when we had
sent number of boxes, of apples
down to the dock the steamship COM
pany said they could not take them,
and. finally they said they were al
lowed to accept anything from Calf
iornia.
'Of course, the situation looks Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
FAST TRAIN SLOWED DOWN

New York, n. Y, Dec. 14,--Plans
ore being considered for increasing
the running time of the Twentieth
Century limited, the crack train on
the New York Central, from eighteen
to nineteen and one-half hours. IT
this is done 1t will be in Difference 10
the wishes of patrons of the train.
who petitioned the management last
winter to lengthen the schedule. 1t
aso is probable the service will he
doubled, so that two fast trains will
leave Chicago for New York every
day.
In doing this the New York Cen
ual will act independently of the
Pennsylvania, which also has an lS-
hour train to New York. It Is said
an unsuccessful effort was made tn In
duce the Pennsylvania officials to in
crease the running time of their
train.
According to the plan under CON
liberation, the arriving time at each
terminal will be the same. Each train
will start an hour and half earlier.
One official, in discussing the pro-
roscd change, said: so far as
know, the matter still is under CON
hideration. Should the change he
made it will, believe, be winter
schedule only, and be in Difference to
our patrons. The train has proved
popular and not so much because Of
the speed as for the accommodations
Gfforded 1t is my belief that were
the speed reduced and the same serN-
ice given the train would prove even
d greater drawing card, as timid peo-
pie would no longer fear to ride on
it,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
EDITOR H. M. AYRES
(contlnued from Psgs y

There was practically no evidence
offered by either the prosecution or
the defense. Assistant United States
District Attorney w. T. Rawlins mere.
iy introduced two Witnesses to prove
that the paper In question had been
sent through the mails and received,
and read to judge and jury the "PalOlo
Story" upon which the Indictment was
based. A. l.. G. Atkinson, attorney for
Ayres, put on no Witnesses at all. He
moved for directed verdict, but this
was denied by Judge Dole, who finally
left 1t to the jury to decide whether or
not the article in question was lewd,
.psCiyiOus and obscene within the
,neaning of the statute. They found
1t was not, and accordingly made the
defendant Christmas present of his
liberty.
There was little time wasted in Sc.
twelve jurymen called into the box
being excused. One of these was Mr.
Kilby who stated that he had already
formed an opinion and could not rem.
der fair and impartial verdict Asked
Why, he replied that he was a rest
dent of Palolo valley. Sam Walker
vas challenged by the defense, aud
Mr. Athcrton was excused hy the
Judge.
Deputy Attorney General Within
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

little better today for us than 1t did
yesterday, inasmuch as we know eX-
aCtly where we stand. A modification
of the rule prohibiting bananas from
tie Kalihi valley from being shipped
will be secured It possible, as this is
4 very important item to most ship
pers."
DR.. Ramus is doing everything in
his power to relieve the situation.
II am going to do my best to dis
cover the exact source of the infec-
ton, he said, for when we find that
out, we should he able to handle the
COntagion easily. The merchants of
the city, the Board of Health, and
the L. S. Marine Hospital Service are
all in harmony and with any kind of
success at all the situation should be
relieved in short time"
The following articles have been
prohibited by the Board of Health 20
he taken from the restricted district:
All vegetables, milk, meat, butter,
shell-ilsh and all products of the sea
raised or taken inside the prohibited
fcundary lines. The prohibited dis
trict is as follows: A line drawn from
Diamond Head to Ahua Point, mauka
on line drawn from Ahua Point to
MOkapu Point, and from Diamond
Bead to the mountains.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
War
Telephones
HORSES BODY MADE TO CON.
Meet WIRES WITH THE
GROUND

Washington, Dec. l4.-'rnc morse.
always heroic figure In war pictures
and in tales of mighty battles, is to be
utilized In still another manner upon
the field of battle as the result OF an
invention by Lieutenant A. c. knowles
OF the Y. S. Signal Corps.
Under this new system horse he.
comes peripatctic field telephone and
Immediately available FOR communica'
ton with the headquarters of the army
in the field or any base OF operations
with which quick communication Is
desired, The plan proposed contem-
plates the equipment OF each mounted
courier carrying messages from head
quarters to corps in the field with a
light electric battery, weighing about
five pounds.
Battery in Saddle Pads.
This battery Is carried In the saddle
pads. When colnmi&'calion with head
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

vas the first witness called by the
Government. He testified that he was
Cn June % "A subscriber to the Ref.
cree. receiving the publication through
lie pOstOilcC. The issue containing
the "PaloIo story" he received in his
postohce box. He identified wrap
per offered In evidence as the one en-
closing the paper in question. No
CrOsS.cXamnatiOn.
The defense admitted that the paper
vas mailed through the pOstOfiiCc TO
Whitney by a boy working for Ayrcs
Assistant U. S. District Attorney
Rawlins then read the "PalolO story
t. the jury. Their interest, however,
vas not markedly intense, as Rawlins
had read the same story to them a
few minutes before, II forming part OF
the indictment After Rawlins got
through reading II, the Judge asked
for tho paper and read the story over
10 himself.
u. S. District Attorney Breckons
was called to the stand to identify the
paper, which he did.
The prosecution rested at 10 o'clock,
A. l., c. Atkinson, Ayres' attorney,
moved for a directed verdict for the
defendant on the grounds that there
was not sufficient evidence to warrant
ne Indictment, that the words used
DID not constitute obscene, lcwd or
iacivIous statements within the mean
ing Of the statute, and that the paper
"as not unmailablc matter.
There have been" said Atkinson,
about 5000 cases of this kind in the
United States courts" Atkinson con.
tended that the words obscene, lewd
AVID IasciviOus" within the statute sig.
nifty that form of immortality that
tends to sexual impurity.
Atkinson then read case In which
the wording would make the Palolo
story look like Sunday.School text,
and stated that the Supreme Court OF
Kansas had ruled that the article was
OF obscene, lCwd and lasCiyious with.
~ the meaning Of the statute. Akin
sons analysis OF the PalolO story
doubled up the jury in knots with
laughter. He said the story was not
meant to have an immoral effect, but
to produce laughter. 1t produced ii,
50 far as the jury was concerned.
On the question being raised, Judge
Dole ruled that a reference to nudity
could not in itself be classed obscene.
In passing on the motion for a YER
lct for the defendant, the Judge stat.
ed that II there were any lewdness in
the Palolo. story, II was not in the
nero suggestion of nudity, but in the
,ibald manner in which it was treat.
ed.
Il think this article comes within
he statute. To virtuous people of
rurc minds the story carries with It n
shoCh 90 modoatS. because II refers 10
The body OF a woman in terms Of joe
'y llar levity The human body Is pmr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
RAILWAY HEADS
HOLD CONFERENCE

New YORK, Dec. l6.-lt was learned
'"1ay that the executive heads of six.
iF'hVc railroads, including practically
every system OF importance In the
United States east of the Mississippi.
have decided not to grant demands
made upon them some time ago by
an association Of all the unions OF
"ailway workers with the exception of
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Enei-
neers, That organization has always
maintained an independent position in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
PETERS ATTACKS
GRAND JURY AGAIN
Indictments Worthless
Because Members
Were Absent

T.. c. Peters is after the Grand Jury
again, this time on a new ground. This
morning he filed a plea in abatement
IN the case of OsatO, Japanese
charged with murder in the second
degree.
The motion Is based on the ground
that on the twelfth day of December,
a. d. 1907, at the time of the taking,
consideration and of voting upon the
evidence upon which the indictment
is predicated, said Grand Jury was H.
legally constituted, that is to say,
members of said Grand Jury were alb.
sent thcrefrom without legal excuse. %
Should this plea he sustained ny
the court, It would knock Dat nine
ether indictments found by the
Grand Jury on the same -"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
SN0WBAllS

Srowbals ara certainly quite
l ovclty here in Honolulu, but the en-
rcrprising Hoffman Saloon has
which are now on ice at
the Honolulu Brewing and Mailing
Co., Ltd. They are going to give
them away to their customers on
Christmas Day, ana there will prob
ably be much fun in throwing them
Ghout the place. Everybody come
and get one, also an eggnog, If you're
thirsty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

On one OF the supply ships accom-.
panying the big fleet of battleships to
the Pacific is a shipment of $1,000
hounds of high grade chocolate bon.
IONS. This is in addition to the reg,
ular supply Of candy carried by each
ship.
Cable reports state that the Siberia
and the barkcntine Coronado sailed
tom san Francisco Tor Honolulu this
morning. The Asia left Yokohama
this morning for Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

In the assumpsit matter of Hank
Hak Sac VS.. PAX Lung Kwon ct al,
Il bill of exceptions has been filed
by George A. Davis, attorney for tho
plaintiff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
This BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN

This BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
pEx, published In the saturday BuiIe
Ill and the Weekly Edition. gives q
concise ana complete resume Of all 10.
GAL notices, calls for tenders, ludp.
nents, building permits and real es
tate transactions Evening Bulletin,
75c por month. Weekly 5ulletir
81 ner vssr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Pass on the good ideas to ,your
naighbors, 1t Is the good thingo, We
share with others which we keep most
surely for ourselves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Blank books Of all Gort,. Ielgers
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Put
fishing Company
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record March 19. 1907,
From a n TO / p. n

Entered for Record March 19. 1897.
From a m TO p. n
A pona Akiona and VT ct al TO Ke-
akaikawai (k .........--- D
Keakaikawai (k) TO Lepeka Noa
1T1 II
Keakaikawai {kl TO Akiona Along D
Keakaikawai Gk) 20 Meleana Stone d
s " wilcox TO Annie II kentwellP r
Annie H Kentwel and hsb 10 Mrs
F 7 BjckeTt~a --,----..---------- d
2 T Bickerton 10 A X Ozawa-. r P \
KIM Nuuanu ~ To II W Tschudi II
Entered for Record March 20. 1907
From 4. N. TO 2. n
George P. Kanauoha Comr to Gdn
Of Alice Wilson Ct al-.-.---.-.- D
Elizabeth Renjes and as TT and hsb
Annie L RegO and hsb 10 Joaquin
: AelI0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n
Marian K Lo TO Mary K Lo-.----.--D
YIN Chan 70 YIN Kwai Guon- BS
Hamakua Ditch Co Ltd 10 walter
II GiEard ct al Trs. II
Joel & hahinu 10 Daniel Bellev.. BIS
Est Of z Bickerton by ExtEx to
Kong Eyuk Tong ~
WIN L Peterson to 4 Y Stevens D
Recorded March q, 1897.
$780, n. snaa -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
Nh. HOWARD'S
LITTLE JOKE
Threw Bomb Into a Chinaman' S
Stove Merely for a
Lark.

H. Howard was invited by Judge
Whitney yesterday morning to explain
just what useful end was served when
he dropped a bomb into q Chinaman's
stove, the explosion wrecking it.
Howard looked sheepish and said that
he had done It for a lark The Judge
ren1arBing that It was close season for
Iarks, fined the practical joker $50 and
costs.
John Williams is a hack driver and
ike Jehu. the son Of Nimshi. at times
drives furiously.
The other day he had q fare who was
in a hurry to catch a train. At the
corner Of King and LIlIha streets a
number Of people were transferring
from one trolley car to another
Williams wanted to 60 slow but the
fare abjured him to whip up his horse
and get q move on The driver did
as he was babe, cut swath through
the crowd and left one man lying on
his back in the mud.
Proceedings ensued and yesterday in
the District Court. Williams had SEN
tence suspended for thirteen months
and was advised to in future go slow
Manuel Pace cut out too hot 3 pace
in the booze stakes and was nulcted
So and costs.
n. r. Robinson got like dose for
a like ofense.
Swift, also too speedy with the bot
tie. paid three big bucks into the coun-
~ Golfers
Charles p. Main, a son Of the raging
main, and who incidentally got raging
drunk. had sentence suspended for six
" days in order TO enable him 10 get
a ship
There's many a slip twixt the jug
and the ship" remarked His Honor,
soto voce-
Wee Willie Crawford, charged with
running paikau game last November,
was discharged on an opinion Of not
guilty. rendered by Judge whitney
What's this pie cow thing, any
how - enquired Crawford after leaving
H. oo,,r+raorn. Il know something
about pies and q little about cows, but
2. pie cow gets me
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
WORKS WONDERS
a Wonderful Coupound-Cures Piles,
Eczema, Skin Itching, Skin
Eruptions, Cuts and
Bruises

Dean Ointment is the best skin
treatment, and the cheapest, because so
little is required to cure. II cures piles
after years Of torture. Il cures obsti-
nate eases Of eczema. It cures all skin
itching. It cures skin eruptions. 1t
heals cuts, bruises, scratches and abra-
sions without leaving a scar. It cures
permanently.
Jacob Heasong, farmer, living at the
corner Of East Twenty-eighth street and
Kelly avenue, Portland, Oregon, says:
In recommending Doan : Ointment TO
those who suffer from hemorrhoids I
can only repeat the statement I made
some three years ago. I had suffered
from this trouble for some years, and
in hot weather II was a great worry 10
me. I could not sleep at night. Other
preparations having given me little or
no relief, finally began using Doan $
Ointment and it required only few
applications TO bring soothing and heal
ing relief. The facts above stated are
as I told them just after my first trial
CT the remedy. I think just as much
Of the preparation today
Doan's Ointment Is splendid in all
diseases OF the skin: Eczema, piles,
hives, insect bites, sores, ehilblains, etc
It is perfectly safe and very effective.
Very frequently two or three boxes
have made a complete cure Of chronic
eases that have not yielded to other
remedies for years.
Doan's Ointment is sold by all chem
lists and storekeepers at so cents per
box, or viii be mailed on receipt of
price by the Hollister Drug Co, Ltd,
agents for the Hawaiian Islands.