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Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12
PUMPMAN FOR C. & A.

John Goudge, an old and well known resident, will leave Tuesday for Bis bee, Arizona, where he has accepted position as head pumpman under Superintendent s. A. Parnall, of the Calumet & Arizona company, says the Marquette. Michigan, Mining Journal. He will have charge Of all the pump men at five different properties. MT Goudge is conceded to be one of the best pumpmen in the Lake Superior region. Ever since W. J. Bodily re signed as master mechanic at the Re gent mines under General Master Me chanic J. Clancy of Ishpeming, hr. Gouoge has been in charge there. His family will remain here for the pres ent, but he expects to have them with him at Bisbee before long
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12

Fernand Robellaz, mining engineer
 of Paris. France, arrived in the city
 yesterday from Kingman, Arizona
 where he has been for two weeks on
 visit of inspection to the Gold Roads
 mine. M Robeliaz's trip to America
 vas for the purpose of examining the property and reporting it's condition
 10 the French stockholders. He was accompanied on his trip by O. P. Posey of this city, president of the company
 Jules Hunebelle and George Chartier of Paris The two last named gentle
 men are large stockholders of the com pany
 NJ Robellaz is considered one of the , highest mining authorities in France, and his report and recommendations will prove of exceptional interest to the shareholders of the Gold Roads in particular and to Arizona mining men in general.
 That NJ. Robellaz was favorably i'm pressed with the Kingman bonanza cannot be doubted for an instant. al ] trough he talks conservatively. He made a thorough inspection of both nine and mill. sampling the great edge effectively, and his report will I probably recommend some changes md improvements, although he ap- pears well pleased. at the manner iI which the property has been handled since the present management secured control.
 In speaking of the mine at the An gelus last night NJ Robellaz said: What is known as the Geld Roads edge is true Assure quartz vein and have never seen in Africa. Colorado Oc Australia a more favorable ore for yaniding. The property has been finely developed to the 400-foot level. where the ore body is largest and ihows better values. I shall recom-
 mend sinking the shaft to the 500-foot 1oint. and developing the fifth level,
 vhich should prove as good if not bet
 CT than the upper level. The mill is
 fine dry-crushing plant. and is work
 ng satisfactorily, but more improve
 nents will shortly be inaugurated.'
 Asked as to the general mining cor 1itions in Arizona, NJ Robellaz said: This is net my first trip to the terri tcry, though it is my first visit 10 the Gold Roads. was particularly i'm pressed with the fact that all Assures in that country seem to have the same strike as the Gold Roads ledge and all appear to be encased in the same ! country rock. which is andesitic per 7hyry. There has been a great out flow of lava and andesitic breccia. This section of Arizona is rich in min l erals and is destined to be great mining country. which will be of in- estimable benefit to Los Angeles The country has barely been l scratched, as the Gold Roads is the | first mine to demonstrate that the
 'alues are lasting as depth is at tained."
 | M Ro5ellaz will remain in Los An. 1 geles for a week. and will then go tt
 Mexico to. report cn mining properties
 for the Rothschids, after which he
 will return to Paris.-Los Angeles ! Times
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12
NIRINc COMPANIES CON-
 ZINE IN THE EL ORC CAMP

The long talked of merger of mining companies in the Fl Gro caa1p has 6een perfected to some extent in the new corporation formed under the Jaws of Arizona, with a capital of $3g0 900, to take over the Chihuahua, Primavera. La Chiquita, Ea Globo and Omega mines The plan is to obtain sufficient working capital to develop the properties by concentrating the Iork, and thus save from absolute failure these boom companies which. Ike many others, started up few r.ontbs ago like mushrooms in that Csirict.
 he work. it is understood. is to be C. centrated on the Chihuahua prop Ciy.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12

There must be a beginning to all things, and today marked the begin ming of business in the Douglas stock exchange. This exchange is com posed of twenty-five members. al though all the members have not paid in their entrance fee. and cnly those who have made this payment are en- titled 10 the privilege of trading in the exchange
 The officers of the exchange are E. E. Pirtle, president; w. E. Bayless, secretary. and c. O. Ellis. treasurer. The governing board of the exchange consists Of E. R. Pirtle, W. E. Bayless. Alfred Lockwood. C. B. Bell, c. O.. Ellis. c. 4. Taylor and H. E. Stone.
 The rear end of the room is solid blackboard. and on the left hand side, extending from the ceiling to the ficor, vas listed the following stocks this morning:
 Calumet 6 Arizona, Calumet & Pittsburg. Lake Superior & Pittsburg. Pittsburg & Duluth, Junction, Calumet & Bisbee, Calumet & Cochise. Hig- gins. Wolverine & Arizona. Mitchell
 Development, Bisbee West, Copper Glance, Clark Consolidated and Jerome Canyon Copper company. These stocks are all Of Arizona companies.
 Stocks of the following Sonora mines were listed: Roy. Santa Rosa, Fl Tigre. Esmeralda and Providencia. Carpenters were still at work build- ing shelves and putting the room in shape for the accommodation of the itock exchange and also the Chamber of Commerce.
 Promptly al II o'clock the workmen withdrew, the lumber was thrown to one side. and those interested in the business of the exchange soon filled le room
 Secretary Bayless sounded the gong and began to call the stocks listed on l the beard. There was no bid offered until Calumet & Cochise was reached. when MT Pirtle offered 10 buy this stock at s6.5O or sell it at S7.5o. MT
 Pirtle also bid s4 on Higgins. and of. fered s3.75 for Wolverine & Arizona. Nine cents was bid for l 1,O0O shares of Bisbee West.
 The actual sales finally recorded were as follows:
 Providencia, 1000 shares at cents, and a second thousand shares at 1-2 cents; Santa Rosa. ten shares at s10.50 and twenty shares at s11. These bids were for stock on which B is yet due, mixing the actual selling price sI5.50 and SIG. H. E. Stone bid SIP fer SO day option on ten shares of Santa Rosa at s1S.50, and this op- i ton was sold by E. R. Pirtle. For the first day the members of the exchange were all satisfied with the interes; taken. 4 number were present as spectators during the trad | ing, which lasted from II to 11:30 a. m. The Warren district quotations
 were not at hand yesterday, but in a few days these quotations will be re
 oeived both from Bisbee and Mich | igan.
 Secretary Bayless is arranging to have printed lists of stocks, On which
 ruling prices will be sent out daily
 to members and for the use of brokers i and their customers. These lists will give amount bid and the amount asked
 for stocks and the sales made each
 day y.-International-Am
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12
A GOOD PROPOSITION.
That Is pr. w. B. Phillips Opinion os
 Ei Paso Tin Deposits.

 Professor William B. Phillips. di-
 rector of the University of Texas min
 eral survey, who went cut yesterday
 to the tin mine in the Franklin noun
 tains to inspect them and collect specimens of ore for the worlds fair
 exhibit. returned last night and in sI eaking to a Times reporter seemed
 70 think that 1t was a good proposl-
 tion.
 "Very little work has been done on
 the property" he said, "and for that
 reason it is hard to say just what Is 1 there. but I saw enough to know that
 if the property vas mine would spend
 some money on it in development
 work. If what ore we got is a fair
 average, the mine Is very rich and
 would pay to be worked.
 The vein in one place is thirty l inches wide. but cannot say that this
 is an average.
 The property belongs entirely to Fl
 Paso parties, and they own four and a half sections in the vicinity of the mine, and the title is above reproach i,
 therefore think that they are making a very serious mistake in not taking hold of 1t and developing the property. or course it will take some money to
 do this. and it may turn out that there 1 is not enough mineral there to pay them out, but this is only the chance that is taken by any one in developing
 a mining proposition.
 q secured some samples which I will have treated and use the mineral
 worlds fair"
 The mine is owned by Captain
 Charles Davis. Mayer Morehead and several other Fl Paso people, and
 they have had control of the property for twenty years, and all this time it
 has been known that the tin was
 there. but 1t has not been developed.
 Dr. Phillips says that the mine is in easy access to the railroad, being
 within seven miles of the Fl Paso &
 Northeastern railroad, and says that a
 good wagon road could be made from the mine to the railroad
 Dr. Phillips was accompanied on his inspection trip by O. B. Baird. cap italist of Buffalo. New York, who may become interested in the development
 and Judge Beauregard Bryan of Fl Paso.
 Dr. Phillips has. since coming 10 Fl
 Paso, become very much interested in the reported coal strike in Fl Paso county. north of Fort Hancock, and will probably remain in Fl Paso sev- eral days to investigate the strike. In speaking of the effect Q four-foot vein of coal in the vicinity of Fl Paso
 would have, Dr. Phillips said that its benefit could not be estimated. "It makes no difference" he said
 whether or not the coal will coke, l the benefit to Fl Paso in the matter oi cheaper fuel would be inestimable It will mean that Fl Paso fuel bills will be cut in two. While it has been known for a number of years that there was coal to be found near Fl Paso. it has never been produced in any quantities. Years ago a com pany was organized to develop coal proposition near what is now Chispa,
 Texas. A railroad was run out from the latter point to the mine, and the company spent something like half a million dollars, but after four cars of coal vas taken out the mine was abandoned, and it has since lain dor mant."-El Paso Daily Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12
Warren n1ining District
Noted Engineer
 PLEASED
 With Arizona
PARSONAGE IS FERNAND Ro6Et
 LAZ, OF FRANCE.

High French Authority Is Pleased with Showing of Arizona Country. He Will Shortly Make Report to Stockholders ia Paris-Thinks We'll of Arizona Ledges.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12
MINING CONTROVERSY.
Litigation Started Over a Tract Which
 Embraces About 75,000 Acres.

Embraces About 75,00o Acres. One of the largest mining contests engaged in the courts Of Sonora is
 DOW being fought by large land and
 mining owners in northern Sonora
 For some time the Sonora Land and Cattle company. which claims to own about 5000 acres of mineral and cat tie land, has been threatening to sue a number of American companies who are now operating their mines on the land of the Sonora Land company. Under the Mexican law the first one to find mineral. whether owner or prospector, is allowed to apply for title, and when title is received the courts will sustain any claim against others attempting to take the land | from the one holding title.
 Various companies and individual operators in the section claimed by
 the Sonora Land company recently got together and pooled their interests and elected Frank A Smith secretary of the Mine Owners association, and they have retained Messrs. Gregg and viesca to look after their interests. The Sonora Land company has its at- torney now in the City of Mexico. try | ing to get the American companies ousted and close down the mines now operating. Among the mines which are said to be on the Sonora Cattle company's land are the Fl Tigre. the Palomincs, the San Jose and the Mon- tezuma Copper company. The vari- ous properties are valued at more than | S10 900 900, and a bitter fight is being waged by both sides.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12
CALLING CARDS.

We wish to inform our many friends and patrons that we make a specially Of engraved business and calling cards. We can furnish you win 100 calling cards, with plate, your name engraved in script, for SITS.
 BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12
Jm Particular witb Otber Jln. portant Jnfcrmation from Per. $cnal Observation ~&a e es.
Stock Exchange Doing Business
FIRST SESSION OF NEW DOUGLAS
 INSTITUTION HELD.

Exchange Lists All Warren District Stocks, as Well as Stocks in Com panies Operating in Souora-First Days Trading Was Light, but Con- siderable Interest Was Manifested.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-12

The Wyman Mining company, George Wyman president, is building concentrating plant at San Javier, Sonora, where that company is oper- ating the Animas and adjacent mines. A rich strike of high grade ore was recently made in the Animas mine.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
HubO una fiesta artiS
tIca on Vega Baia.
Ia sefIorita Paoli secundada por in
teligentes joVenes, cumpIi6
un selecto prograna.

Anoche, ante selecta concurrencis,
tuVo lugar en- nuestro teatro Et Carl
be, un gran acOntecimiento artfsticO,
organizado pOr Ia diva puertorriquena
Amalia PaOli, con ell concurso de la in
teligente pianista Ana Maria Sicard6,
de San Juan, sefloritas Engracia Gar
cfa Casuela. PaCa Sandin y nina Julita
del Manzano. de Vega Baja. del pro-
fes0r de OrquestR don Emilio Font
CamufIas.
Despu6s de 10 que Ia prensa ha di-
chO. muy p6lido serfa 10 que pudi6ra-
mos decir sObre AmaIia, sin embargo,
Vam0s & hacer una iRera resef1a del
expresad0 concerto.
En- tOdOs los n6meros del programa
en- que tom6 parte AnaIia, dej6 de-
mostrada sus Rrandes habilidades Y
disposiciones. El duIce eco que brota-
ba de sus Iabios, sus delicadas posicio-
mes, sus 6nas manerRs. y su risuefIO y
halagadOr semblante, nos proporcio-
naba impresiones gratfsimas. Su vOz
harmoniOsa melffua, y So castiza
fraseOIOQia eran ell encant0 de los que
Ia escuch8bamOs. Los apIausos suce-
dfanse por momentos, 10 que demues-
ira que Vega Bsjs sabe apreciar Las
buenas cualidades donde quiera que
las adVierte. y con mucha mas raz6n,
cuando Sc trata de verdaderos artistas,
como 10 es Ia simpatica poncefia.
La se1orita Sicard6, como pianista.
es una verdadera maestro, y anOche
pudimos apreoiar su Vali0slsima apti
tud en- dicho arte.
Tocado ell turno Ia nina Julita del
ManzanO. present6se en- escena RrrO-
gante, y con mucha disposition y gra-
cia, nos recit6 Ia poesfa En- pLepaG Ltts,
con natural espOntaneidad, 10 que le
vRli6 una merecida saliva de aplausos.
Tambi6n fu6 muy aplaudida la seflo-
rita Paca Sandin. en- aquellOs n1meros
en- ella falta de naturalidad y de Rc-
ci6n. defectos 6stos que debe ir corri-
giendo, Va que tfene buena disposition
para la escena.
En- la Melopea C0pot0s de amor. &
cargo de Ia sefIorita Engracia Garcia
CasueIs, no estuvo esta se6orita 10 su-
icientemente ajustada. debido quizas q
10 afectada que SO hallaba. No Obstan-
to demostr6 competencia en- Sd papel,
Y ell p6blico. reconoci6ndolO asf, tri-
but6le justos = mercedes aplausos.
Por 10 que respecta la orquests
que disigfa ell competente professor So
nor Font Camuflas. muy bien sjusta-
dR, gustandO mucko todas las pleas
que ejecut6.
Tai ha sido Ia fiesta artfstica Nevada
& cabo en- nuestrO teatro. y que & gran
des rasgos resef1amos.
lHasta la pr6ximal
Flor SSlvestre.
uoo.a Do:o C4lo,o ( A. 1oo1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
DE LA MuLTITuD

Que han usado nuestra prepara.
ci5n 8 que la estan usando en- Ii
ao-nalidad, jamas hemos sabido de
ninguno que no haya quedado sa-
tisfecho del resultado. No pre-
tendemos NADIA que no haya sido
dmpliamente iustifcado por la ex-
periencia. Al recomendarla & los
onfermos no tenemos mas que ha-
ger referencia 4 sus m6ritos. Sc
han obtenido grandes curaciones Y
d. SECURE que Sc obtendr6n mu-
chls mas. No hay Y podemos
asegurarlo honradamente, ningun
otro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor f6 v confanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del enfermo durante esos periodos
en- que falta el apetito Y los ali
mentos no pueder digerirse ara
evitar las falsificaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

"Preparaci6n de Wampole" Y sin
ella ninguna es legltima. Es tan
sabrosa como Ia miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos Y curatiyos
del Aceite de Hlgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hfga-
dos frescos del bacalao, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofosfitos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Tomada antes de
las comidas, aumenta el apetito,
ayuda 4 la digestion, Y vuelye 4
los placeres y tareas del mundo 4
muchos que habian perdido va to-
da esperanza. 'El Sr. DIR. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con buen 6xito he
usado la Preparation de Wampole
en- los An6micos, Clor6ticos, en- la
neurastenia y en- otras enfermeda-
des que dejan al ORGANISING d6bil
y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han vigorizado Y yau-
mentado en- peso" El desengaffo ea
impossible. En- todas las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
4 VWH NONVDDOVF .
Vega Bsjs. Stbre. 5 de 1904.

AVISO IMPORTANTE.-El Ate
neO Puertorriqueflo desea comprar. &
preciO limitado. 10 docenas de siIlas
nuevas, de clase corriente y de fuerte
construction. Las personas que qaie-
ran Venderlas deber6n hacer su oferta
en- el t6rmino de cinco dfas, partir de
Ia fecha de este anuncio. diriGiendo
sus proposiciones en- pliego cerrado aI
senior Presidente, en- las O6cinas del
Ateneo. Sc suplica que todos los que
hsgsn ofertas manden al Ateneo una
silla de muestra. con una sefial -cuaI.
quiera, cuya misma marca pondr6n en-
Ia esquina del sobre que contenga su
proposition. San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Septiempre de 1904. 5v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
Huyen de Mukden.

Ell Sr. Pedro Vieira. importsnte
vecino de Quebradillas, h6llase en- esta
ciudad.
Con referencia al momento opor-
tuno que preceptuan las Ieyes para
presentar Candidaturas al gobierno.
han hecho circular por Humacao mu-
chas mentiras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
La eSCuadra del BdItiCO
sale apreSuradamente,
Ukase hacienda cone8slOnes a IOslhebrsOs.

New York, septbre. 6, l.3O p. m.
Despachos de San Petersburgo
avisan que en- vista de la gravedad
de los sucesos de Extreme Oriente,
SO ha ordenado la Immediate salida
de la escuadra del B6ltico.
Dicha escuadra saldr6 fin de la
p1esente semana por la via del Me-
diterraneo.
El emperador ha dictado un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
Los RUSOS ESTAN ABANDO-
NANDO A MUKDEN,
EI trsn Lmasa eaglaasm0 gsRaasg para IN largo VaIs.

equipadfsimo. disp6nese a salir para
el teatro de la guerra.
Las 1Itimas noticias de Extreme
Oriente han .causado intensa excita-
cion en- todo el imperio.
Circula de manera insistente Y
acentuada ell rumor de que en- Ell
tren imperial marcha a la guerra
ell Emperador Nicolas, acompanado
de Su Estado Mayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

New York, Septbre. 5, 4.3O p. m.
Notician de Chefoo que desde
aver los cuerpos del ej6rcito japo-
n6s que operaban en- Manchuria,
tienen cercada estrechamente la
capital Mukden.
Los rusos estan abandonando di-
cha capital, en- donde tenfan gran
des peFtrechos y una fueTte guar
nici0n.
Ell tren imperial que ha sido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

xdkaseS hacienda grandes concesio-
nes & les hebreos RESIDENCES en- el
imperio.
Esta actitud ha llamado podero-
samente la atenci6n de Europa,
afrmandose que obedece al tenor
de que los israelitas fomenten se-
rias perturbaciones en- el interior
del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

Ell aludido tratado frm0se en- la
capital de la peninsula coFeana, en-
Seoul.
La publication de los aIudidos
documentos ha causado intensa SEN
saci6n en- San Petersburgo.
Los coreanos ayudaran resuelta-
mente a los japoneses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
Crave ConfiCtO prOVOcadO pOr Colombia,

ne 4 recruceder, agrayandolo, Ell
conflcto suscitado entire los gobier-
nos de Bogota Washington.
Los armenios han acometidO q
los tropas tUFcas present6ndOles be-
talla.
Quieren la independence de Ar
menia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

New York, Septbre. s. l.3O p. m.
D9spachos de Panama dicen que
el gobierno del General Reyes ha
envlado tropas al Itsmo, con Ell OBJ
jeto de imPedir que Sc PrinciPien
las obras del ferrocarril americana
en- el mencionado Istmo.
Esta provocaci6n de Colombia vie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

New York, Septbre, 5, 48O p. m
Informan de Toxic que Ell gObier-
no del Jap6n ha publlcado un ira
tado secFeto con ell gobierno de
CoFea.
Dicho tratado refi6rese al protec-
torado del Jap6n cerca de la penin-
sula de Corea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
UN NUEvO Y FURIOSO ATA-
QUE A PORT ARTHUR

New York, Septbre. 5. 7.30 p. m.
Comunican del teatro de la que
ira a la prensa de L6ndres que las
tropas japonesas al mando de Ku-
roki atacaron nuevamente & Port
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

Arthur. siendo rechazados por los
sitiados con p6rdida de 5000 hom-
bres.
Los rusos sufrieron 5000 bajas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
InfOrme del aIcaldo
de Vega Baja.

El informe que al pueblo de Vega
Baja y al honorable Qobernador pre-
senta el alcalde de aqueI pueblo, en- 10
que respecta al 1904. demuestra 81 in
ter6s que el senior jose Francisco Ma
ter se ha tornado en- Ia buena admins
TRACTION de aQuellos intereses procomu-
males.
En- todos los asuntos v ramos de Ia
administration palpanse los buenos
prop6sitos que han sido norma de to-
dos los actos del alcalde Mater, & ouien
damos gracias por 81 folleto con que
SO ha serVido obsequiarnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
oFIcINA ALLEN e4
DESARREGLOS NTESTINALES.

Solo hace pocos amos que la ciudad de la Habana
tena la fama de de las mas malsanas del mundo;
pero desde que Sc implant6 ella un buen sistema
de alcantarillado para conducir los deshechos ba
sura, apenas 81 hay otra ciudad de amano que
gstre menor mortandad entire sus habitantes.
Como pasa una gran ciudad pasa con ell cuerpo
humane. Los intestinos constituyen ell sstema de
arrastre y descarga. 81 Sc Obstruyen quedan sin
pasar las materias fecaes contamina, infesta y
emponzona odo 81 cuerpo. Por consiguiente es nece
sario mantener e vientre funciones naturales
y normaes
Cuando Sc padece de estrenimiento cr6nico no
debera acudirse purgantes fuertes que obran rapi
damente en- los ntestinos retortijones irri
tan la mucosa de los 6rganos dgestivos. Ell empleo
continue de tales remedies produce meramente la
namaci6n de osintestinos debiita todo ell sistema
Ell tratamiento mas seguro. mas efcaz y cientifco
para todos los desarreglos intestinalea son las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

No son purgantes. Entonan Y fortalecen ell sis
tema en- lugar de irritarlo debtarlO yrestablecen
ST el ieetor ouere co2ve2eerso Ue con mas aoopo
de datos, lea 10 que sigue escrto por la Sra Julia
Collazo de Lauger desde el pueblo de La Cidra Isa
de Puerto Rico:
Durante see estuvs padecendo umbdo
dfoultad al resp dor de cabez
c abamieno de Amino eriodos ado dsgua Fui
dfeentes medcos quenes Rlvo
Cansada de toar medcnas sin resutao satsfactOo
sdas del Dr. Williams Personals adas Lo mas decide
tomaras resutado
monos publican la del pai LEI
interes.
Apenas haban transcurrdo ounce dfa dda haba
ndioadas pdos
salud Empec6
cuad
radez
lnoestara Iii ORGANISING mfnimo.
pueden conhrnar dejo dicho.
LIE vivo mas agradecida al DR.. WilaMs
mdcos pimero,
p1bica csta declarac6n."
Q1rmado) LAUoER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06

Preston barometrica 80 so
Temperature 49,
Humedad 81