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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
THE TINTIc SHELTER PROJECT.
Facilities Offered For an Enterprise
of This Character.

Sometime ago, as mentioned at the
time in these columns. there was con-
siderable talk among the mine owners
of Tintic district relative to the adj
Instability OF building a smelter some
where in the camp for the home treat
rent of the ores of the district
Since then but little has been said
or done regarding the matter; but on
account Of the advance in freight rates
and smelling charges it is likely that
the subject will be revived again.
The Eureka Democrat in commenting
on the proposition, says:
Now that the smelters have increa sed
their charges, the railroads raised
their rates for shipping ore, the price
of powder increased 30 per cent and
there is imminent danger of the mills
ard low grade mines closing, the
thing to do IS to build smelter in
Tintic and thus this district will be-
come entirely Independent of all COM
bines which tend to initiate against
US. There is an abundance of ore here
TO keep q large sElelter busy and if one
was in operation ore production would
be greatly stimuli ted. Then there is
an abundance of iron in the Dragon
Iron mine to supply fiux for hundred
years and the advantages that would
accrue TO the district. as we'll as to
the promoters OF such an enterprise
would be numerous. If each of the DIV
idend paying mines in the district
would set aside their next dividend for
the purpose a nucleus would be formed
which would start the ball rolling and
the Tintic smelter would be placed on
a solid footing. All the circumstances
are favorable and the time is ripe for
a decisive action to be taken on this
question, thus. increasing the output
and profits of mining and putting
money into the pockets of the smelt-
in z company. Then, again, the combine
on powder. which has nearly doubled
the price. should be met by the estab-
lishment of a powder factory. We
have saltpetre and sulphur beds,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
BECK'S IDAHO BONANZA
Shipment of High Grade Ore
From the Jennie.
WILL STOP ORE SHIPMENTS
THE MAGNIFICENT ORE BODIES
OF THE DAILY WEST.

Fine Deposit of Carbonates Exposed
in an Uprise From the 900 Level
The Tintic Smelter Project
Facilities Offered For an Enter
prise Of This Character-Lincoln
District ores-A Shipment Soon
to be Made From This Old Camp
Blue Mountain Gold Mines-The
District VIII Attract Widespread
Attention This Summertime New
Town of Springfield Laid Out
Near the Gold Queen Mine-Tintic
Miner lettings - Wood River
Mines-Park City Parties Work
ing Forty Men on the Minnie
Moore-Ore and Bullion-Silver
and Lead-Mining Notes and Per-
sonals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
THE MINING EXCHANGE
Stocks Inactive and But Little
Trading Done.
ACTIVITY AT MARYsVALE
BOND SECURED ON A NUMBER
OF GOOD PROPERTIES.

The No-You-Don't, Great Western
and Beecher Hill Mines Held I'm
der options-Work to Begin on
the Eagle, Aurora and the Wedge
Good Showing in the Working
Mines-The Northern Light Show
ing-The Mill Working Satisfac-
torily and the Mine Looking Well
Important Discovery Reported
in the Gold Dust-Confrmation of
the Wonderful Discoveries in the
La Cigale--The Case of Bryan VS..
the Mercur Company-To Inspect
Rosebud District-A Pennsylva
MIA Syndicate Interested in This
Richly Mineralized Sectional
Park City Prospector Finds Cop
per on Little Lost River, in Idaho.
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and sales in this were recorded at
slight advance over the quotation of
the previous day. Ajax was hammered
down TO bedrock and there was but lit
tie demand for the stock. Centennial
Eureka was quoted at $40 in the offer
ingS with no buyers in the pit. DAILY
was scarcely noticed, while Bullion
Beck was still in the dumps with buyer
and seller 80 cents apart Galena was
inactive. Geyser exhibited consider
able strength and was in good demand
at a slight advance, while Geyser-
Marion noted gains in the bidding.
Mercur drew out but little inquiry and
in the bidding was weak. Mammoth
lost ground again and made a poor
showing at the figures given below.
Utah just about held its own, and
nothing more.
In the call of the utilised stocks the
exchange experienced a whitewash In
nearly every instance the bears had
control Of the pit and most of the
shares were slumpy. Swansea main
tanned its OWE at 81 in the bidding, but
in the offerings a decline was MOTTO
able. Little Pittsbrrg continued a
favorite and was wanted at the quo
tation of the day before. but holders
would not let go under cents. South
Swansea was strong in the offerings,
but inactive in the bids. Emerald
made good showing at cents bid
with no sellers on the floor Sacramento
also scored advances. Richmond &
Anaconda and Buckeye were weak ami
suffered declines. Omaha was in good
demand at 1872 cents; offered at 20.
The transactions of the day were as
follows:
SALE OF STOCKS.
100 Northern Light at s6 cents.
The closing oICr9 fiOnS Vrero fn1-
lows:
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ket on assays showing values of 90 per
cent lead, II ounces silver and $50 in
gold to the ton.
This lot will soon be followed by an
other one, and it is expected that the
mine will make regular consignments
all summer, as it is showing up IN
splendid shape, and at the present time
a force of eight men is employed in do
ing development work and in breaking
down ore.
Besides the Jennie Mr. Beck is the
owner of several adjoining properties,
and he states that he has 400 feet on
the vein, which is a strong one, and the
indications are that the property will
develop into second Bullion-Beck,
with the exception that the ore carries
way up gold values.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Beck to put
on a force of so men this summer and
arrangements are being made for the
erection of a concentration within the
next few months.
Mr.. Beck is as full of enterprise as
IAN egg is of meat" and a gentleman
who had listened to his story of the
encouraging showing in the Jennie
mine, made the remark thai "he was
full of grit and that it was pity that
there was not more men in Utah like
him.
In reply Mr.. Beck stated that with
no risk there was no gain, and that,
in fact, he had never seen the Jennie
mine Il sent Bishop Hardy out" said
he, who is a farmer. He made an
examination of the property and
brought me some of the rock. and as l
know ore when l see it, went in, and
now I am satisfied that in this prop
erty l have the making of one of the
greatest wealth producers in this or
any other country. Oh, yes. one can
not sit down and do nothing and at the
same time make money, as it is the
man who works and takes some risks
that comes out in the end with some
good things to. tie to-"
1t is expected that the next shipment
from the Jennie will be even richer
Than the one above nlentinned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
Mr.. Lawrence's Address.
To the Editor of The Herald:

To the Editor of The Herald:
In my remarks last night at the mu-
nicipal league on the foreign vote of
the country, quoted in your paper of
today. I no doubt failed to be as ex-
Dlicit in the matter as l intended
wished to say that there should be no
Irish vote, no German vote, no Italian
or Scandinavian vote. but all should
cast an intelligent American Vote and
thereby sustain the free institutions of
their adopted country. This race preju-
dice has been kept alive all too long.
by certain politicians and neWSpa pers
catering to the foreign vote for
specious purposes. to such an extent
that a struggle has actually been going
on for some time in the state of Wis
consin as to whether the children in
the public schools should learn the
English language.
H. w. LAWRENCE.
May 21st, 1897
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22

Senator Morrill, is III.

Washington, May Ex-senator Morrill,
of Vermont. chairman of the finance
committee, is lying seriously i'll at his
residence. I Thomas Circle. He has
been confined to his bed since last Sat
urday from the effects Of cold. Were
he younger man the danger would
be Slight, but he is now in his SSth
year. and the members of his family
are aDorenensive. Mrs. Morrill, is also
quite i'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
! The Same.
Old Sarsaparilla.

That's Ayers. The same old
sarsaparilla as it was made and
sold by DR.. J. c. Aver 90 gears
AGO. In the laboratory it is
different. There modern appli-
ances lend speed to skill and
experience. But the sarsapa-
rilla is the same old sarsaparilla
that made the record-5O gears
of cures. Why don't we better
it? Well, we're much in the
condition Of the Bishop and the
raspberry: Doubtless, " he
said, "God might have made a
better berry. But doubtless,
also, He never did" Why
don't we better tie sarsaparilla5
We can't. We are using The
same old plant that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards. 1t
has not been bettered. And
since zoe make sarsaParilla COM
pound out of sarsaparilla plant,
we see no way of improvement.
Of course, if we were making
some secret chemical compound
we might. -. But we're not.
We're making the same old sar-
saparilla to cure the same old
diseases. You can tell it's the
same old sarsaparigS0 be-
cause 1t works the same old
cures. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, and-it's Ayers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
Labor omcials Elec+ed-

Nashville. May 21.-The national as
sociation officials of bureaus of labor
statistics have elected Carroll D.
Wright, United States commissioner OF
labor, president: John McDonahuge Of
New York. vice-president; Joseph L.
Cox of Michigan. Carroll D. Wright Of
Washington, S. B. Horne of Connecti-
cut, j. NJ. Clark of Pennsylvania,
Charles II. Meyers of Maryland. execu-
tive committee; S. B. Horne, Connect
cut, secretary and treasurer. Detroit
was selected as the next place of meet
ing. The reports were made and sew
eral papers read.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22

HE Hon. John Beck,
of Bullion-Beck fame,
was feeling highly
elated yesterday over
the returns from a
shipment of Is tons OF
ore from the Jennie
mine, which is located
in Conner Creek, i'll
Cassia county, Idaho;
and he had good red-
son to feel good over
the consignment, as it
sold on the Open mar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
BENEVOLENT ITALIANS.
Articles of Incorporation of Society
Filed Yesterday.

The Societa Italiana Christoforo
Columbo di Mutuo Soccorso Bene-
ficenZa filed articles of Incorporation at
the office of the county clerk yesterday
afternoon. AS it's name implies the OBJ
ject of the company is to aid its mem
bers and their families in case of sick
ness, accident or death by funds raised
by assessments and contributions. The
officers and directors are: G. Bonetti
president; ]. Maccona. vice-president;
J. 3. Picco, secretary; G. Gulielmino
vice-secretary; Angelo Bertagnoli,
treasurer; D. Plescio. There are AZ sig
natures to the articles of incorporation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22

HE drizzling rain
of yesterday morn
ing kept quite a
number of brokers
away from the ex-
change and the re-
suit was that the
call was devoid of
any startling fea-
lures and but little
trading was in
dulged in.
In the listed
securities North
ern Light was the
only stock to dis
pla.y any activity
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22

silicious eaeehs and everything neces-
sary for the manufacture of giant
powder. 1t would not require a great
amount of capital to erect powder
works and the market would include
the entire mining region of Utah and
surrounding states. Surely with the
addition of 40 per cent to the price the
industry could be made a paying one
and once more would we be beyond the
combine. Antitrust capitalists should
think il over
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts yesterday
were as follows:
Mccormick & Co.-Bullion, $3.50; ores,
T. r. Jones & Co.-ores. $500: bullion,
81 500.
Bamberger & McMillan-Ores. s7.529.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
Silver and Lead.

The silver and lead quotations yester-
day were as follows:
Bar silver. so cents.
Lead. brokers, So: exchange. So. 2Ofis3. %.
Copper brokers. 81; exchange, $l1 .OOQ
81. 80; casting. S10.121a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
nNnt Exactlu Rieht y

Thousands of people are in this con-
dition. They are not sick and yet they
are by no means well. A single bottle
of Hoods Sarsaparilla would do them
a world of good. 1t would tone the
stomach, create an appetite. purify and
enrich the blood and give wonderful
vigor and vitality. Now is the time to
take it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
JArIES A. POLLOCK,
l6o Main Street.

Stocks bought and sold for cash or On
commission Weekly market letter and
quotations upon application. z. G. Wool
ley. il. Member aeit Lake Stock Ex-
change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22
NORTHERN LIGHT SHOWING
Important Discovery Reported in the
Gold Dust.

W. ". Burr. commissioned by a
Pennsylvania syndicate, says the Park
City Patriot. departed this morning for
the Rosebud mining district. distant
from Terrace about IS miles, to exam
inc mining property which the present
owners desire TO sell. He will be abb
sent a week, probably longer. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22

HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache. indigestion, biliousness. All
druggists. 25c-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-22

CALL OF UNLISTED STOCKS.
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ErouPh & Graves.

Brough & Graves,
Stock and grain brokers, have the
only leased wire in Utah p Morlan
block.
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Fifteen

Fifteen
Per Cent on
On all goods in z. c. NJ. I. shoe depart
ment. Sale closes Saturday evening.
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les, en- breve sc pondran on Ia creu1 q ion
plezas de uno. dos y cinco centaEo'. 81 la
practlca da un rcsutado favorable pala ias nue'
vas monedas, saguramente scra lestc!raeia Ia
caidcrila, qle s mas Is! i,c5nyeniehta del peao
tienc otro mas Modesto, que es Ell Ge ser mny
sucia.
w Sc de-panharon De este ;1elto las
goletas "Proyi,lencia' para Faiardo Ia
Amelia para Arroyo, con diyersos lletes.
~. Por cl Nio',ierno genera! Sc Ia acee
dido 4 10 soiicits;lo ror G! moao Tolnae Borri-
beig Beltran rcspecto Il cue SC aplace hast. c'
Ola 10 del mes entrante ell rec0uocimlento y
talia, por encontrarse enlermn
#s FL domingo Il del corrente deposita.
ron 496 imponcntrs en- el Crtdi,o Ahorro
Sc han expedido h1sta la fecha 2,593 libretas
~ Rosa pompoE acata de falIecer en-
q hospital de una manera bastznte tragica
hata pobfe mujer, cuya fams le ha lleya'!o
hasta estrellar su cabcza contra el muro de las
tortliieaciones cerca de Montrenil, Tue 81 per
fecto modelo de <Rigoetto,, IA estrella de
Butler del difunto Mabille, que tcnfa hotel
csrruaio. Su celebridad fu6 muy alta. la ce :
lebfldad del escandao, su espi6ndida belIeza
rubia iorm6 <pendants con Ia dicha emperatrlz.
zero de pT0nto, aRl5cett0s Sc conVieTte ell
Badinguette Sc hace lamar condcsa de Mon
tignon; Angelica Csuch, como Emma Csuch,
aquclla estrella de les dltimos tempos del
lmperio como aquel!a brilla cae herida en-
la cana mortnoiia del lloap!tsl. Esplendores
que pasan pronto, ell de estcs pobres luceros
que han respirado en- una cruel manana; la
eterna bistoria que nunca sc hace vulgar, sin
Ia cual, sJnana Ia Obrera> no hubiera podido
abrir su tienda de flores.
VAPORES QUE SE ESPERAN
-sManuelas, saii6 de Ia Habana el 10.
-slsla de panay>, sali6 el II de Ca,Iiz.
--spaulina,, salio de Liverpool cl 9 del
actual.
eN;cetoa, sa!l.i de Liverpool el l6 lel
corriante.
-sCayo Blancos, sali6 de Ambcres el I
del actual.
-sAilsadias, s;.Ii6 ell Is dc Nueva- York.
--sBerengncr ei Grandcs Gae salio de Bar
celonaa principle de mes.
-sfuerto Hicos saldra el as de Balcelo
s-Martin Sainzs sali6 de Canaras el Is
--eRita, sal,lra dc Liverpool e! %.
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Ultimos precios

sEt Momios cuarte? general de los descen
dientes siegcnssarios, lie los siete ni1os dc Eel.
ia, res h'zo ior sn cobra graeias, obispo;
pero no nos selalo Didaesis
Il4cleEdc uso de es: eprcbcnda , nosotros
poalianos cu solemne pastoral excomulgar, no
solo al pricto Di6genes, aino !, tolo csc econci.
'io' de nlilos, Cue Inlereu hacer-e ctlebrcs i
todo trance.
Nscspecha, el prieto Didgenes que hemos
viallado al senior Mel6n & tsto 900 debemos
contestar que aesde que abandonamos Valen.
ca no shcmos calados niDguno aunquc estGn en-
/ <salons.
ESQ reZaE: con los que Sc alhieran al mani.
tiesto ehbana dc los cuatro notables,; pero no
con el sSanto Crlsto. DC Gola Elena, qne dele
scavatios ell la Cruz, ianto con d!, al eJidas,
verdadero y su <camplica,.
Nal Sc compagina que con Rey eobispo,
Por cobra graela, de Gel Momios, sufra tan
Ia shambres como supone, paes de ser asf, va
casl haria <balancinesa por la cale; pero por
fortuna, aunqne peac la <nobleza. del pre
to Dlognes, ski Momio, y ola Democracias,
au1l le queda donde ecomet,, rero nunca, iamas,
ed la mesas de sus Snobles, euemigos, nj tam
POGO en- la de los <oportunistass, aunque sc nos
''brlnaara buen melon
Por 10 pronto 81 prieto Di'gcncs como s'El
Momio' han resplandecido por su nob!eza de
sentmientos.
Porque nos consideran sslnuertos de ham.
bre', 10 hacen phblico Sc burlsn de nosotros.
Ellos los liberales, burlandose de la pobreza, 8
la ''miseria'', la desgracia!
iCuanta nobleza juzgue Ell pats & los HON
bres cue para "atacarlo'' solo tienen las armas
del ssveneno".
Nosotros en- nucstra calidal dc "obispo'
los perdonamos, rogamos 4 Dios, que nj elloa,
nj sus esposas hijoa Sc veau jamas ell nccesi-
dad alguna.
La nobleza ante tolo.
sirva de ecci5n ejemplo para los aman-
tes de la iibertad.
Tomen &c clio nota las personas de mobiles
aentmientos.
iAtaquen cuarto queran; pcro reepeten el
sagrado hogar la stuacidn personal del indi-
vidao y su fa,nilia
obrar de otro modo, no queremos nj cali,
fcarlo.
Ra1aGn Lldnos Bdt=a.
Bayamon, 10 de Octubre 1897.
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BlBorEcA DE SIX ConRzspoSpESctA DE PuERro RICO" 81

BIBLIorEcA 's1A CORRESPONDENCE PuERro-RIco"
Ell conde entrd la segurlad del hombre convencido
de que ha de prectamene scogio pregun, porteo:
-: Esta visible la seioria Julien?
-Si el seIor guierc dacme nombre.
FL conde entrego poreo tar eta, este eyo e nomr
bre que iba Ell ella inscrito.
Isl G! conde quere egurne?-dijo cncoryaniose
un arco.
heel" andar segudo del conde.
FL avero lie de6 cnco minutes gran vestibulo, que
nia por todo muebe bsnqueas de las parede pnta
das de amarillo, penlfan guisa de euadros mapas
reapareci6 diciendo:
-Si ell seiior conde quiere ent.ar.
La seforita Brgda Julien persona reaysmeate
considerable
Poseia grandes Ienaa valoes tcpfa dos la
callc de Passy.
En- 10 ffsco solteropa de tete ahos, lie
aspeeo monastco de repugnante boca desIaba
me veneno segun conyena sus intereses
Ofrecio sla visante.
Ell conde Sc sent6 comenzo iiciendo
seiorita, :habtis tendo vuesras dscpuas hace
largo tempo, una ioven llamada Elena Noel?
Gabriel de Cobiere esperaba que nombre
aguna sorpresa aunque gera la directoa que podra
notarlo.
No fuG asf.
La soterora psreci6 bucar en- su memoria rept6:
-;Decfs Elena Noel?
ST senorta.
Debe hacer mucho tempo. porque mi memoria, que
srve de ordinario basante ielmente :Esperad "
Elena Noel.... ST. cieo... Nos ded hace unos cinco
anos?....
I'm efeeto!
Va 10 creo, caballero. Una joven eneantaiora muy
gusps, de gran dulzua. Esuvo aquf caorce ounce
80. llicimos de ella e2celeDe profesora de mt
sca....
Pero muy aeurna sa natural era triste, su earac
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Rlcos Y roHREs

-Esperad; os dire como rasaron las cosas.
Hace de eso diez amos: muier oyen vino
buscarme aqu, misma saa tordc No bus
qu6 No era Ia madre Esta hahia muerto hacia aguno
padre tanbGn. La criaturs quedsba so el
do protector que guerra larse a
la mu er que venia simplemente de
mediadora quenes profession desgna naturamene para
ea cae lie Debo decr haci6ndola justcia que
tolas relaconea mosr6 dc conyenencia
correction alas que riDdo honenae.
Ne 6o que cstabs encarga1a de cuar de mia, IA
que nia veadeo ntert que cratura tena iana
nj NADIA que espera ell porven que precise pues dar
instruction seria, de tai modo que pudese ella
la vida Me pregun0 consena yo encargarme de ella
Conteste atmativamente conylamos los honorarios
Eos fueon aboGa los sempe por aeanado reiiosa
eecTupuiodad Cuando aieron nina, esta tena
amos No pnelo decros hasta que punto intesane Io
tengo coraZ6n terno 10 oclto La eXpereDca 10
ha enluecio Pero la tome carlo Drrante aTos
permsne6 que tene NADIA de aegr 10
cedo amas eob!6 vista, nj la de Ia que venia
pagar pensi5n vic na que interesaa po ella
compaeas la amaban Ia nina sin padre. Duante las
clones permanecia aqul enceada oveja
Me aba compasn mi que 10 Ia tengo de nade Per fin,
cuando Ia upusieron "a eiad de poer ganarse la yda
los diez ocho aos, Ia deron mil rancos ropas
piano. e dnico rega!o Cue ecbo Ia dejarou bertad
de obrar meior psreclera ua conejos. sin
naie lie aqaf histors caballero La
trareis horrible, tai vez. ;Es cierto.
La drectora mostrd la ante la que esaba sentada
-Aqu fua dcnde Ia conte los cuatro mil frances gu
supreme Ia esoy vendo ain ,raecito de
colegaa miranda aque dnero gran ndferencia.
mucha trseza dijo:
-:Es para mi?
-Si.
r: Eutonees es preeiso que me vayag
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momentos, eura despads, comunica al pelo
asvadable perfomc. Dcpdsito general, en- la
Farmacia dc Guil!ormety, y en- todas lag buenas
boticas de Ia isla
coonas e5ess 4Sss@s. ss ests ss .,ss ssst1s
tanto ell biscuit como en- otros materiales sus
prccios son econ6micos. Bazar de Novedades
de Gonzalez Palin liermanos, San Francisco
IS. 1916
Italia en- pusFo-Rco. 1as.' csss n,esrrsss.' ses"sssao
pasta para sopa, Fideini, Mao&rroni, Regime,
Irenete forat Mostac cioii, Eiquette, Danatall,
Rigati, Bianchi, Mortadella y Sachich6n de
Bologna, Queso Gorgonzcls, Mantequilla ita'
Llama, Feruet Brauca, en- Gel Colmado, de Co.
rceedo, Hermanos J Compaiifa.
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Y 4 RE De $ ,

Ia cafda del cabailo es casi aiempre pro-
dueda por una enfermedad hcrpetica de la piel
del craneo. La abundante produ;c ;cion de caspa
es el sintoma que siempre acompala q este NAL,
sienlo una cavicie premature su consecaencia
Immediate Para verse libre De cata dolencia
conscrvar ell cabelo no hay meicamento mas
cfcaz que Ia perfumada Locion AntiherpGtca
del Doctor Monies, que aliyia en- los primeros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-19

lStos naeyos reoies "R0sKOPF pERFEC.
CIOAAUOS," son suprliolcs Il todos los demas de
igual preco una llracon ilmitada. Todas las
pleas del ''TlNAUD rATENTE" son sinlercumbmblcs
10 que perme componer cualqucr rolura en- menos Gle
qailnr miAaios Y por nenos de la nltad del precIo
que cobra por reoies de otras marcas Eslos ver-
da,eros Cronomclros Sc ycnden gmantlzados por DOS
AMOS sc compoudlin por Ia mtad de su precio Ell
cualquer tpoca que SC dcscompongan, despuGs de d-
chO DaIO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-19
GOMuNICHDO
Al DI0gENES PR|ETO

Poeta <elasico,, bucn <crftico2 miisieo
esantimentsls, cs ain duda alguna el prielo
Di6genes. la GoREEsPoNnEN,IA del dfa II
10 da conocer como ta
Nos dcdica NADIA menos one una sparoafa,
y casl nos corona Rey.