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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
A WISE MAN
THE

Who intends going Eas: will see ti'at
his tickets read by way OF Salt Lake
City and the Rio Grande Western
Railway in connection with either the
Denver l. Rio Grande or Colorado
Midland railroads, for these reasons:
First, most magnificent scenery in
America. Ell route; second, choice OF
three distinct routes through the heart
nf tile Rocky Mountains; thru. 1t ls
IN, only transcontiuenial line passinv
directly through quaint and p'ciur-
esoue Salt Lake-the City III the
SAINTS; fourth. perfect dining car ser
vice; fifth. three fast through trains
.IaIly het Ogden. Denver and al
points East. connecting with all
trains of the Southern Pacific; sixth.
through Pullman Palace and Ordi
oa:y Sleeping Cars from San Fran
! clsco, Portland. etc. to- Denver, Oma.
la aud chicago. There are mnny
other eason why the route through
salt Lake City over the RIO 'iraude
Western Railway is the most COM
Portable and enjoyable III the whole
country. BY inquiry. yam can learn
4 great deal un tile subject 1T trans
continent Il travel. Geo. ". HrIuiz
General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake
City.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

For the benefit Of the public, par
ticularly Inconsistencies and persons
who persist in sending nm ,pymnus
communications, the following is
recommended for their guidance:
"How can [ got an ar iclo IN y,ur
laperT asks a correspondent. IL
all depends on the article yon want Il,
got in the paper. 1t the article is
small III bulk. like a hair brush or
tea caddy. spread the puocr on, upon
the floor, and placing the article ~
the center. wrap it up by carefully
folding the edges over it aud tic 4.
with II string. This will keep the ar.
ticIe from clipping out OF the papor
IL. on the other hand. the article is nm
English bath tub or clothes horse,
you better not try 1t at all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
SEALED

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro.
poSals for doing tue County Printing for tie
ensuing two Years, fIOm tue ilh day OF
Marcn, lgUl, will be received at tue office OF
the County Clerk up TO and iECludiHg SHtur.
day. March ,. lgOl. rnc >atd p hut ny To d:
clude al rintiug pail for out Of County
iu dis. such as publishing proceedings OF
B1ani OF commissioners, advertising Il -
iiceS. county blanks and letter heads for
use of county officers, etc.
Bids to staIe ! t. mouihly compensation
for the Sc rv'ccS required.
Bids IT, De open Il on Sarch {. 1901.
The Is ard OF L. mTisSiourrs reserves the
right TO reject any aud all bids. by order
OF the Board.
49,, ATTEST
SEAL 4. G. DAWLET,
49,. Clerk.
EIko, January Q. 1901.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

y Spickar physician recently sent
II hill tor services rendered. says the
Spichard Gazette, and III about ten
days received his bill through tho
mail with the following written Oh
the back: "Deer Sur the not was
put III my box by mtsIakc | han'l the
IMAM hee's demd aud ant any relation
~ mrne nuy way. don't 500 how
your c%oushens will lot you dun the
dead. Why don't you live a better
cris'on live ind live and try to meat
that man who dide in heaven winch
il worth moar than forty collars to
emmy doctor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
k,.. sdu.rd VII.

An exchange glves the following
personal character .stics OF England's
kIuR;
He is D feet 6 inches tall and
wsighs $50 pounds.
He hs. light gray eyea, a gray
beard, = bros n complexion and q bald
bead
Bs b nds and feet are small and
ne It.
lie is titty-nire years old and a
grandfather.
LIS favorite wine ia champagne Of
1889, md his tavorite liquor Cosnsc
tor.y year, old.
He Is fond OF Irishmen. French
me !, Ger mans and Russians.
he is fond Of su kinds Of people,
especially il they have money.
When be a young he was YER!
tender u-arted. and cried Tor day
when d tutor left him.
lie Is a iirst-class judge III horse
and dogs. and he til uks he knows
something about actresses.
he Is laid To he uns Of the best
-hots in England.
He set tie I shion5 in clothes for
the whole world.
He popularized the Alpine hat.
lie ls 4 -. Z. L. Of Oxford. All I.L.
u. 81 Cambridge aud d oarrister.
lie ha> thirteen university degrees
He has laid seveuty-three large
and Important foundation stones.
he opened part Of the Suez canal
lie has uade more speeches that
any man in the worlL, but mostly
short ones.
flo owns he deepest mine in Eng,
aud.
He vas he tirst Chri I'll IN to dine
With the Sultan Of Turkey.
Tie never allows IA typewriter i'll his
rouse.
lie spends $1,000 a year for tele.
grams.
lie allows only two knives and
GorSs to each guest at his table.
lie is Il colonel eight times over.
He has one private secretary, twc
assist mt secretaries pud a stall OF
Clerks to as list him.
He receives 200 letters a day, and
ans most Of them.
Every minute Of his ii ne III Len
don 10 spent according to schedule
He ha> every order Of knighthood
in Europe.
His uniforms are worth S75,OU.
He is a field marshal and AN ad,
mir Il.
He is chief horse owner, dog owner
and yachtman i'll Europe.
lie goes to church every SUNDAY
morning.
He never goes to the races ON Sun.
lay.
lie started in life with an income of
s5ju,OOO a year.
lie says he has no debts.
lie loves to travel incognito in
Paris.
tie buys hundreds OF theater
tickets without using them.
Ills f"yorite vehicle III London is d
iIansnme cab, yet his stables cost
s75.0OC ii year.
lie thinks his nephew, the German
Emperor is to sensational.
He has inenhs III every nation and
speaks German, French, Italian and
RuSsmn.
Ills life was once attempted by M
assassin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

Reno has a case OF genuine small.
pox. MB. W. A. Hanna. the wife OF
Il bnrber, who recently returned from
visiting friends IN Utah. has the
disease. She has been sick eight
days. hut the nature ~ her d;rensc
WIS not known until Satur my night.
In the meantime her husbund waited
on her md attended to his phoy.
Saturday night DR.. Bcr1stoin pro.
nnunceJ It u case Of genuine small.
rUx and notified the authorities
Tho Board OF health me, Monday and
adopted Il resolution compelling
every child attending the public
school aud every student attending
the Uni' er atty to got vacciuntcd at
once The Board also closed the
barber sli0J "ud tackled Il small box
sign on the door.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

Persons who suffer from indipes.
tiou cnnDot expect to live long, he
cause they cannot eat the food RI
CURED 10 nodrlsh the body md the
products Of the "ndiges ted foods they
do ent puisnns tile iioOd. 1t is i'm.
portnut TO cur indigestion ~ eouu ns
possible. nud tue beat method ~ do.
my thus IN to uSe the preparation
known ~ KOdOl Dyspepsia euro. II
'iIRe+ts what you pht aud restores all
the digestive organs to perfect ht aitlI
EIkO Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

a meeting 81 the Wool Growers AZ.
socIation Of Nevada will br held ut
Reno, Nov. Saturday, Feb. 8, 1901. at
Up ~, III Judge Cneuc,'s office. As
buso'uess Of much impOrtuucc will
come before this Meeting, II large ut.
tendcuce of members Of the above us.
sociution is much DEF ed, by order Of
ID. g.. WHEELER. President,
Z. J.. FLAEIoAS, Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
NOTICE TO CEEDITORS.

Notice Il hereby = ven that the under.
SigLed has been duly appointed aud quail.
lied by the District curt OF the FOurt. Jul.
diCIal Di"tTict OF The State of Mead. In and
for the oUnty OF EikO, AS administratO OF
the estate OF John II M~ClIcrmuil. lat. O!
SAID county. dcccaNcd. All creditors nay.
Ing claims "a gains said estate arr required
20 Me IN" same, win proper vouchers At.
tachGd, with the clerk OF the I curt, within
toEty days after the INST publication oi tDis
notice.
Dat d., ELKOr New. December 81. AID. IgU.
OSWALD l.. M~CDERMOTT,
Administraio OF the ESTATE OF ohm II
McDermOit, Deceased.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
SEALED

Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro.
pOsalS viii! be received at the once Of the
, ouuty Clerk up To aud Including SATURDAY,
March =, 1911, from pracii, lag PHI sicIaus.
Tor a physician to act as County hysIciau
Tor the ensuing two years from the TN day
OF March, 1901. Services I Include attend
lug all patients gt hospital, ILil ami past
house. Bios TO state tue monthly cJmpcu-
sation Tor ihe services required, toth with
and without medicines furnished
BIuS To br Ourncd on Marcu l.. 1901. The
Boar OF Commissioners rrserS-s the right
To- rel CT uuy aud AL ODDS.
by order Of the BO4rI.
ATTEST:
-, 4. q. DAWLEY,
SEAL County Clerk.
s--g Flo COGuty, Nevada.
ElKo, January Q. 1901.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

Congressman Frhocis @. Ncwlands
has received hia quota Of sccda for
tie year 1900 and will he pleased to
scnd thcm 10 any One addressing him
at tho House Oi Representatives.
Warrington. y. G. All applications
must DO in ny March LIST.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
Fathers Of West Point Bows.

There has Of late been u great deal
written and said abont the parentage
Of the Young men who have recently
hecn and are being trained as sol
dirrs ~ the nation Mt West Point,
says the New York Herald The
statement has been made that favor.
ltism has controlled the nominations,
and TINT there have been frequent
determinations III favor OF certain
callrnRs. To ascertain the exact
truth a recent examination OF the
records Of about 600 candidates for
the last 10 years ha+ been made. and
it shows that almrst every call ny is
quite well represented. They were
ll9 SOUS Of farmers. ll5 snu- ~ mer
chnnte, no Sons ~ lawyers, G5 tons of
army officers, 81 sons OF mauufact,
urers. 81 sOns ~ mechanics. 20 sons
III insurance agents, 10 suDs OF reg!
estate agents. II SONS OF clergvmen.
Is Sons OF editors, bankers and bJuk.
Keepers. lC Sons Of druggists, 0 sons
of travelling agents. 8 sons Of school
teachers and 6 SONS ~ dentists.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

The most soothinR. healing and an
tl+rItic app lirhuuu ever dcvard ~
Dc"itI's witch Hazel Salyc. L. n
1rv's nj once and cures plies. .orra,
cczrmh and BkiU disciu cs. B,Vnrr
OF limitations. E!ko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
Sevndu's Land.

Surveyor General Krllsy furnishes
the Reno Journal with the following
classification u the lands OF tie State
Al the lauds Of Nevada, ma elias.
sitled in the recent rcpor,s Of the
Comm .ssionor Of the General Land
ON ~. aud 81 county ue%seesufs, are
up ,roxiniatelJ rs follows.
Grazing ......... .3O.OC0,0G0 acres
Mineral i5,W 0,WM
AgriculiuE 2O.QOt,NOO :
Foresury............. 2.0UO,O 900
Saline, b0rax aud sui.
phnr deposits mud
desefts 365G,0C0 =
Lake. rivers. nnd sinks 1851, 900
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01
IN THE Ill 'TRICT COURT OF THE
I Fourth judicial District OF the state Of

IN THE III ,TRICT COURT OF THE
q Fourth Judicial District OF the state of
Nevada. In and for the County OF El,O.
Maud Gasoline. PIaiutir. against Frcder
lex Abrhh IN BOivlinr, Defendant Action
brought Ia the District Court Of tho Fourth
JudiCi al District OF the State Of Sovrl a, in
aud for INC County Of E.lRO. and tue com.
plalnt He'd In the ONCE of Tho Clerk Of tho
said District Court.
Tho State OF Nevada sends creating In
Frederick Abraham Gasoline. Defendant:
You are hereby REQ ircd to app mr. Iu An
actiOI bIOught against you by tuy nI,,yr
named tILiutil III the District Court OF tho
oIrin judicial District OF the state Of Ne.
Nnua' IN 'liu Tor thu County Of rlko and 10
nh wcr the Complaint iiIcu therein. wIthin
Ten days, exclusive Of tue day OF sc-yicrt
utter the service on. you q, tufs unim my,
II served Wild this CDuu y; or IN 4 ryrJ
out OF THIS County. but III thIs DistrI.t
within twenty days. q, hcrwisc With fnrtv
dhys-~ur Judgment bt default viii be- ,nun11
against lou' acc rdtng to the prayer Of said
Complaint. W."
Tue action IA brought to obtain a i,lg.
nehlhHhlhst you tho SUI defendant dis a..
w 'hu bOhu' oi m itriniO y between pliiu.
In and y'u tue sIIu defendant and Inr ynn.
Graz ,rul'cf on the ground Of tho CytrTm,
cruelty with wuiUn you tue SAID lrfon1,nt
arI alleged to have tr atCd the plant n nd
,n,n,h - u'oIo piric"itrIy vet IOrtu Ia tho
solhplilul ,h"rciO, r ference TO whI h Is
nor by made, and you Hru hrrnby n,tIn ii
.nhl y You inll To appear and ausSur said
complaint ashD We required, tue saIipltiu.
i1 will apply to thu Court IOr tnU r,li,f j".
uianICd therein. 80 '"
Given under my h n and the seal of Tho
District uft OF tho Fourth judicial Dis.
itlOi o. Tue state 81 Nevada. ia aud for m.
County OF lkO. thi Rsth DAY Of Soy"n ~,
huIdred. "i"o
jsT11,i A.e. p,w,rv
brown & Henderson. Attorneys Tor pIaIntir.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-01

II IN probable thRi with systematic
utilization OF the winters Of the State.
nearly one half Of the area Of Nevada
could DO made 10 produce bountifu,
crops OF alfalfa and grain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19

NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS Furnished by Kimberly, Root X Day, Bank CTS and Brokers, 133 Orange Street.
 BANK STOCKS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
Ttnanrial
THE STOCK MARKET.
Attention Wholly Centered on the
 Ncrthern Pacific Question.

New York, Oct 1s.-Attention was ,,,ho1Iv centered on the Northern Paci- fic question to-day and the more the rn.rators in stocks studied the problem the more they did not understand 1t. Tba continued activity in Northern Pa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19

l cific preferred, in strong contrast to its stagnant condition up to yesterday ever since the corner in the common stock,
 was the occasion of the interest in the | subject Conjecture exhausted itself in | forming rumors that would give a plausible explanation of this develop ! ment. The conclusion seemed unavoid- able that actual steps were being taken fin the Northern Pacific settlement, all | though there were some observers bold
 enough to claim that the transactions | in Northern Pacific preferred did not represent genuine transfers of the stock at all. Another rather far-fetched ex- planation was that the new Burlington
 railroad incorporated yesterday would exchange its stock for the bonds which were issued jointly by Northern Pacific and Great Northern in exchange for the
 Burlington stock purchase. This oper-
 ation would be in effect to cancel the
 whole Burlington deal and thus remove
 the cause of conflict for the control of Northern Pacific.
 But this would not explain the ab- sence of single share of Northern Pa cific common in the dealings. That 1t might be satisfactory solution to some of the capitalists concerned in the ven
 ture was not doubted. The broad intl- nations from sources usually accredit- ed to Morgan influences of the undoubt- ed right of the Northern Pacific com pany to retire Northern Pacific prefer red at their option caused an uneasy feeling that the whole dispute was in danger of breaking out again. although the urging of such a claim without en- forcing it might be designed to exert moral influence upon the opponents in the settlement.
 The source of the selling of Northern Pacific preferred continued to be shrouded in mystery, and the fact that Hartman brokers were employed in some of the selling added to the confu- sion of sentiment. As it is believed that the Morgan Hill claim to absolute control rests entirely on their holding of a majority of the common stock, with proposed retirement of the pre- ferred, it was ingeniously suggested that their holdings of the preferred might be coming upon the market But this would not explain the advancing price of the preferred, which reached 108M at one time to-day. This served alqso to refute the suggested retirement at par.
 The late course of the market was generally downwards, resulting in re- ducing or wiping out the early gains, except in special instances, notably Brooklyn Transit and Amalgamated Copper. There was another sale of 200 shares of Lake Shore at further ad- vance of 10 points. There was strength in Lackawanna, the Minneapolis and St Louis stocks, the Iowa Central stocks. Leather preferred and other less prominent stocks.
 To-morrow's bank statement, with a decrease in cash indicated of less than two million dollars, will depend on the loan account.
 The railroad bond market was pretty firm owing to the demand for some of the convertible bonds Total sales par value $2, ,065, 000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on the last call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
KESWICK SPEAKERS VISIT


 Rev. F. S. Webster of London, Rev, John Brash of Liverpool and Rev. w. B. Moffatt of Edinburg, representative speakers of the great Keswick move ment of England have just completed a six weeks tour in Canada They were sent out by the Keswick Missionary Council, in London at the invitation of the three Keswick committees of Tor onto, Ottawa and Montreal.
 During their brief stay there, they were speakers at conventions held at Hamilton, Brantford, Gault, London Straftord Guelph Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, the three last continuing one week each These conventions are call ed for the deepening of the spiritual life in believers, and these brethren report large attendance and a deep interest in all the meetings, especially in the ministers meetings.
 This is the third delegation of it's kind that has visited Canada. the other two visits occurring four and eight years ago respectively, In each case the delegation has consisted of three, representing three different denomina- tlons, viz, Church of England, Method list and Presbyterian-"All one in Christ Jesus"
 At the invitation of W. B. Moody those gentlemen spent Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of this week in North field, Mass. On Sunday morning Rev. John Brash preached in the Congrega- tional church and Rev. F. s. Webster addressed the Sunday school at the close of the preaching service
 Most of the time, however. was spent in visiting Mount Hermon Boys school, Northfield Seminary for Young Women and the Northf1eld Bible Training school for men and women. They spoke several times at the respective schools and the students considered their visit another of the rare opportunities for hearing eminent men peculiar to the Moody schools.
 When asked their impression of the schools one said. T have never seen the like of them. I have heard about them but I had no conception of what they really are; no one can have until they have seen them" Another said; .It's magnificent! The arrangement of the buildings Sseins uhlque, the scenery is the most delightful I have ever seen. You can't say too much of our opinion of the schools. l shall nev- CT forget the meetings with the young men at Mount Hermon. l can't get over the way they sang that hymn, Saved to Serve.
 From Northfeld they went to New York whence they sailed for England.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
NEW FORK STOCK MAR KET

Opening, HtgheHt, Lowest Quotation On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince Whitely, Brokers, 15 Center street, New Haven.
 ODen Hiph Low Last
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
,,los.ine Pricex.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whlteiy, Bankers and Brokers, 62 Broadway, New fork, aud 15 Center st., New Haven. Bid. Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
WINTER TOURIST RATES.

The Southern Railway, the direct route to the winter resorts of Florida, Georgia the Carolinas and the South and Southwest, announces excursion tickets will be placed on sale October 15 +o Anril 30. with final limit May 31, 1902. Perfect dining and Pullman service on all through trains For full particulars regarding rate, descriptive matter, call on or address New York office, VI ana 11sb Broadway, or Alex. s. Thweatt, Eastern Passenger Agent, 11S5 Broad way.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
ELECTED W. D. BISHOP PRESI
 DENT.
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
 the Naugatuck Road.

Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
 the Naugatuck Road.
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Naugatuck railroad held in this city the following were elected to the board of directors: William D. Bishop, of Bridgeport, Frederick J. Kingsbury, of Waterbury, John M Hall A. Heaton Robertson and Joel A. Sperry. of New Haven, Roual M. Bas- sett. of Derby, William D. Bishop, jr., of Bridgeport, and Samuel E. Dennis, of Newark. N. J.
 The directors chose the following of ficers President, William D. Bishop; treasurer, William l.. Squire; secretary, William D. Bishop, jr.
 Though the Naugatuck railroad is un- der long lease to the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, the old Naugatuck Railroad company retains it's organization.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
Govern m ent Bonds.
Wheat.

Wheat.
 Reported from Win. D. Lowery X Co.,, members Consolidated Stock Exchange, 10 Wall street, New York New Haven of flee, 763 Chapel St., F. P Ahern, Mgr.
 Open. Clos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-27
Mas detaneS
SObre Ell suceSo
. de LareS.

Condrmo mi telegrsmsz de- hoy
EN- 81 cual intormabe. & ". scbree1l
desegrAdAble incidente ocusrido ca
este pueblo, en- II uoche de aver %,
con motive dc Il Cobarde- sRrooi6n
inferida & II parsons del. Alcaldos u.
Pablo Vilelle, los momentos On
que, dssde 81 tsmplo cAt6lico, "a sdi.
rig1a para ~ casA aCompAda3os de
su sedorA esposa.
El golpe que la fu44 inforido E. di.
oho senor, fu6 deacargado. On Il a.
bexa, derrib&ndole q suelo y cans6n-
dole graves contusiones.
A las vooes de, auxilio de su Sra.
acudieron la policfs y varios sefio .
res que le auxiliaron, trsslad&ndose
"a morada.
El agresor ~ desconocido y aun
no ha podido ser oapturado por II
Policfa Iusular.
81 Juzgado municipal instruye
diligeucias spmariaA.: .
Despu4s del hesho. el domicilio
del selIor Vilella, fu4 visitadO DOR
los m6dicos yvarios amigos ds.4s.
to. =1-.
Sc hs oficiado al Conceial ssuor
Collazo que, se haga cargo de 10 Al
caldfa, como sustituto. -.
81 adqutero nuevos, dates sobre
tan Amentable suesso, loe oomuni'
care GV:
!, 80 Ell CORREsPONsAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-27
Vie ok and Porf 2ieoI
S7ElgllIs1 conn
LINEA REGULAR pH Y4poRH1
ooRKnoo D1fIo9kU ~.
Ell VAPOR PONCE
SALDRA Ell. % DE MAYO
zAdmite oarga = pasajeros.
los Nupores
"PoRToRlco" Y "LOhGfELLo oMf''
Una vision
del porFenh

I'm 1885 escrib6 Mart. 81 p&rra.
4o aiguiente, quo @ ma vision del
Ire1v1naE, y cuyA peo11EIs1 16 hx0Qn
phdo en- parte, Mco ri:
xQnfen lee sin yendas 10 QUE an
los Hstados Unidos g pienss ' aseri
b dssds Il odiosa carta de instruc-
clones de Hsury Clay en 1928. eusn.
do los Estsdos Unidos estaban setis.
techoS con h oondici6n de Cubs, =
Epor q interes de clos no dessaban
cambio alguuo, haata 10 que do Il
propio dicen On % conversation =
on % poesfs, h&sta 81 ssomos los 70.
manos de este continente, dc Hol-
mes; <somos los romanos, = llegara
q ser ocupaci6n constente contra l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-27

Cura Ia caspa, calvicie, dolores de cabeza
& d, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que Ia
peinilla ordinaria.