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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-01-12
Nj 4 n I N G
IN OWHYEE COUNTY
North Star Mining q Milling
COMPANY.

In humboldt county, Nevada, be-
tween Silver City and Winnemucca,
and about twenty miles from old Fort
McDermott, is an old mining district,
called Willow Creek, which in former
days, when silver mines we're more
sought after than gold bearing veins,
was much prospected and many loca-
tions made, and mill built and run
for some time. But at that time the
mines could not be made to pay. How
ever, it was remembered that there
were smaller lodes there which carried
considerable percentages of gold in
their ores, aud, six years ago, Tom Fry
and j. w Ferguson, of Silver City, To-
Gated some of tfese and began pros
pecting them. and for the past five
years one or the other, and part of the
time both of them, worked on their de-
velopment, the other one working in
the mines hereabout TO keep up the
grubstake. During this time they
have opened lead which they claim,
and others who have seen it say, is
proving quite bonanza. The claims
are located on both sides of stream
called Flat creek, the lode running al
most squarely across the stream, and
the hills on either side rising so alb
ruptly that the lode can be cut in both
directions by adit tunnels at depths of
1900 aud 400 hundred feet be ow where
it crops out above. There is ample
water in the creek to supply power for
a twenty stamp mill, and a good mill
site at the mouths of the tannels, and
an abundance of timber near at hand
for use in the mines. The lode has an
average width of four feet, and the
lowest sample assay taken ran $40,
while another went Sl94. Specimens
taken from different prospect holes on
the ledge have run so high that the
owners do not wish to have them made
public. An expert has estimated the
value of the ore now on the dump at
$4,000, and that now blocked out in
the tunnels at S2000O0 Considering
that a sufficient showing has now been
made to amply warrant building mill
on the property, and lacking the
money required to do it, the owners
have organized a company consisting
entirely of Owyhee business men, to
raise means for that purpose. The
capital stock of the company has been
placed at So00,000, shares 81 each, stock
paid up and u-assessable. j. w.
Ferguson is president, David Somer-
vile of Dewey, vice. president, and w.
r. Helm of DeLamar, secretary and
treasurer. Two hunared Thousand
shares of the stock have been placed
on the market at 25 cents per sharr.
the proceeds to be employed in tile
construction of mill
1t is estimated that the ore can bs
mined and worked at cost of less
than three dollars per ton.
The railway line, now contracted for,
to be built from Caldwell to Wiune-
mucca, will be ran within less than 20
miles OF these mines. Here is an op-
portunity to get iu with home people
in what promises to be profitable in
vestment
#x*
Work ON the DeLamar mill is still
progressing quite satisfactorily, though
yesterdays snow may have slightly in
terfered with getting the framework Of
the upper portion in place and the
roof on the ore house. A large part OF
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-01-12


Work ON the DeLamar mill is still
progressing quite satisfactorily, though
Yesterdays snow may have slightly in
terfered with getting the framework Of
the upper portion in place and the
roof on the ore house. A large part of
the machinery is uow under the roof,
ready to be set up. The steel Plates
for the leeching tanks have not yet ar
rived. The feeling of the people down
there is that when the mill is complet-
ed more men will be employed in the
mines than ever at any former time.
~
Nugget has received from w. f..
Sommercamp, now in Pittsburg, care
fully prepared prospectus of the Potosi
Mining Company AS the Potosi and
Home mines are right in our town, the
Home claim running across its center,
the company has embodied in its pros
pectus two excellent halftone views of
the town, one looking from the north
aud the other from the south, giving
the locations of the Potosi and Morn
ing Star mines. The prospectus, after
stating the plan of organization,
amount of capitalization, and that one
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17

fcssc,l that the extent to which zorro.
sion has reduced the strength Of o.
great complicated steel structure like
"a train shed roof L. not a matter
which can bo computed or estimated
with mathematical accuracy.
"Whilo American railway engineers
have hitherto been chiefly concerned ro
gBrding tho maintenance Of tho sky.
lights. ibc wire netting guards anil sim
liar minor "DETAILS in tho train sheds
here. che timn is not Ear distant when
tho effect ~ corrosion on aomc Of tho
main members mny need careful con.
sidoraiion. ~ Il truo that most large
American train shed roofs are Of rc.
cent construction compared with those
of Eugiandi bui on tho other hand mos,
Of them arc built Of steel Instead Of
iron, anil Il u likely that some, az least
have been unarr wursc conditions ~
attack hy smoke aud acid gases than
tho English train sheds - Enginecf
ing News
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
FRANK 7. wRIoHThiAN FOR SEC
RErARY OF STATE.

R.asous wiV Frank T. whghtman
viii bo the Republican nominee fof
Secretary q statsi
Hoc1uao hc ia o. lo,ul Republican,
anI hau nlwuys fougls in tho ranks
~ tho party r-gnrliosa Of factions.
l,~,auao b. o. "a man of integrity
alfi rosgslrsabili,s. anil has cvcrJ quail.
hrHiion 81 mk- ou caicivu, oficcf
Borausr h- a. ~ thr common Too.
pir. a boy rnis-i on ihc farm and mn,l-
his way in thc world by bic own pcf
lnnnliiv AMI perseverance,
b'suu-n b. hns reputation az au
Official au.l will bear tho closest invcsti.
gli.gn ly his oor.iituoufsi
Hcrausc be- Ia frien,l ~ thc lnbor.
ing ela@es of this state aud has their
oausr anil iuirr,ris az hearts
nc,nuse b. ~ an a,i,o1sto of moas
uros wlrr-l,y n,' hurh'n ~ iaxaiion
uay hr 'ii.sHthut,,l ~ as to b. equal
upon ah prop'utirs within the Hatr,
wiurihrf lang.lIlc or iniangihlri
h-uarss' ho a. muro familinr with
tho ue,osatiss AMI requirements ~ che
office o witch b. aspif,s than any
oih"r uan in ui.o stats of Orogoni
h,.uusa he has che confidence ~ che
people of this state. who recognize Dis
qualifications anal purii, of puWpsei
heeause his legal qualifications par.
tIouisrH. adapt aml qualfy him o. dl
such ulltri
llsfausr Dr. has u.nfe ffIeuis than
amy ottrr man iu tio sate ~ Orgou.
arl wih thoreforr g,'t more votes
nruusn of Dis muita. "May the
Nuglfmau win"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17

Every person should learn just what
the red package looks like and the
economy in using Aliens self rising
3. b. 3. Flour. It is the most nutri-
tious blend Of grains that can be made.
You know that easy digestion and
perfect assimilation Of food is neces-
sary for good health.
ANY person can digest hot griddle
cakes Boston Mullins, Boston Brown
Bread or Fruit Pudding made from our
blend Of pure food -four, and the sim
plicity in making Il up and the assur-
ance Of having it just right, every
time. should be considered.
Ask your grocer for u and II he is
out Of Il send his name to US and we
will supply you with a sample pack
ago free. Groccrs who study your vel.
fare and their own profit, will supply
you with those goods at all times.
ALIENS B. b. b. FLOUR co.
Pacific Coast Factory. San Jose Cal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
A SUGGESTION TO THE COUNTY
COURT

We have s.sa enough 10 che srlii Dog
draw to kunW % ls "a good thing.
Dragged otrf thr roads with a team
ii smooihs ihnm up hlis halrs. and ron
drrs roats d. sable
WAY noe invest t5no iu mauufasiur
las Too splil 'og road drara aui poe
Too of 800 of chem outa che roals of
Marion cousiyt
Ono splii rosd drag used sork be-
hlnt pair ~ mulos or hfty dollar
horsos will 40 more gooi % thc roals
than forty mad meetings
10 vouh give employment TO A
PooR GLASS or PEOPLE WHO
WANT 10 nARN A FEw DOLLARS.
iusioad of helPlng big contracting
nrms from othcr parts of thA state.
of ooursr. it eouh noi saand a. big
in che orogoniaa AZ advertising that
No are buildng 100 milos of maoadam.
ited Rad unisr the Taiue aci.
hui it would io a great deal more 10
ulako ihe roa.is we have pas.ahle.
su.ooib and usaful. an.l Those eho have
90 drive oa them saulA blcss the court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
Arched Root rrain shed.

American railway officials have
loarnrt by experience ubat che general
publio dnes uoi know. that che huge
arch r'ofrl train shol,, of which many
uoiahlo examples wcre buiH in this
oouutry a hteu years ago, are bound
to ho shart hy,,l an account OF the rap
il corrossu of thc iron and steel hy
locomotive sases rhey give trouble
by loakagc from start to duish. and
only constant vigilance saves che pas
sonevs using them from frequent cas-
ualiilos due % falling glass AZ they
grow osior, amt their woakeuiug by
oorrosion Prooeois farther they become
more aud moro of a menace. ani their
ultimate Fcmo,al Ia a time far shorter
than those Who erccici thotn ever
ir,amcl Is uov tolsrabl, ceuaiu
"lu che hight of prsrut knowlejge
the best arrangement of che tracks az
a railway loFmiuus aPl-eaFs g. b. either
umhrolla platforms bctween che traoks
or. IL a tuiu shed Of some sort l. de
mand,,A then buid a struciure With
mo,ierste sIan roofs ~ reinforced
conoreto AMI With no metal exposed 20
eorrosioa
Az Coz ihc frequent objection that
the umhrclia roofoi platform gives iu
a,h'quaie proteoiion 30 passrr. la had
weather d Is noe appsrent Why che
lassongcr eau fairly dsmand ANY dif.
fercnt psoiectiou az railway terminal
thap Il giveu him st h,eal stations A
roofod over wak from the ear 10 The
waiting room rcaly answers au rea.
sonalle reqmrclncnfs
Ia relation 20 che rcoeni collapse of
lho caar,ng Cross r,of the writes goos.
en 20 says
I'VE understand that the aeclieat
has 80 British railway managers aa6
ees.aeers ~ work oa a seneral over.
hauling an1 oSau.ination u tie ooah
tioa % an tAs aFge trala sAed soofs
and we shsll b saFprisei Il tAs results
q the sEaniaatioa are By any nesns
reassuFing. 10 may a. wen bs ga,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
PUBIIsH LAND BOARD PROCEED
rNuB.

ono law that shouid be passed by the
next legislature should be 20 require
publicity Of the transactions Of che
state land board.
Valuable farms and property und
large transactions we're disposed Of
THAT TIE PUBLIC ARE ENTITLED
TO KNOW ABOUT.
A valuable ranch vas cold In Coo.
county Tho past week for tiOiO, and
thcro was litilo or no advertisement
~ tho sane
fdho the CRAFTS that were stopped by
publiahing Tho county court proceed
ings, Publicity Of the land board would
stop many steals.
Tho transactions " tho state lard
board are a closed book 90 tho public.
and fnwls could be stopped by com
ploie publicity IN tho newupapofa
THE is one Of ihe greatest and most
needed reforms required 10 thc state
government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
The Socialist Convention.

I'd journal: will you please give
mo space to give a correct report OF
tho state convention Of the Socialist
marty Of oregon, as the reports in the
Portland papers have been 50 conflict
mo and some Of them badly garbled.
The convention was called to order
at ia m. Sunday by state Chairman
B. F. Ramp. A temporary organization
was formed with Comrade Hamish, Of
Albany, az chairman and R. c. Brown
Of Roseburg secretary. A committee
was elected on credentials, and recess
was taken until they reported Then
the temporary organization was made
permanent. Committees on order Of.
business, also on platform and resolu-
tiors were elected and adjournment
was taken at 1880 p. m.
The meeting was called TO order. and
the committee on order Of business re-.
ported. and the report was adopted.
The committee on platform reported
and'its report was adopted by sections
AS read. The committee on resolutions
reported resolutions as follows: One
,cnouncing the actions Of the Idaho
and Colorado authorities for the man.
ner In which the arrests Of the officers
Of the federation were made, and the
treatment accorded them. and denounc
ing such procedure. Another one favor
ing woman suffrage, and the one given
bv the Telegram Of the 1ith. inst, by
myself as the author, was a FIRE brand
thrown In 10 arouse the manhood Of the
PARTY members. showing them that the
election " Geo. Chamberlain as the
last election was done by the so-called
Socialists casting their vote for him,
.rsicad Of FOR their own candidate, and
tho convention unanimously denounced
any socialist who would betray his prin.
riplcs Of reform 20 elect any old party
candidate. And at tho coming election
no socialis, will b. found casting a
ballot % rcinstatc the old Democratic
party that has never boon known for
any great reform measures. We. as
Socialists, most emphatically denouncc
any fusion Tor tho spoiIs Of Office. We
are as much opposed 20 graft by Demo.
Gratis ~ by Republicans We stand
f6r reform In every branch. public
ownership of public utilities. tho cleo.
tIon of an candidates by The people
and removal from Office at any time
when proved unworthy of che same.
Equal rights 10 an, special privileges 20
none. Justice % all classes. rich and
poor alike. I am yours respectfully,
r. r. RYAN.
State Chairman Socialist Party
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
A HARD SrRUooLr
Many a salem Citizen FINDS the stng
gle Hard

With a back constantly aehiug.
with distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is but a struggle
80 need % keep it up.
paan p Kidney Pills viii cure you.
salem people en.lorse this slaims
r. W Rfown ~ 3si summer street.
Salem, ore, saysi "rhree years Of
miIwrights work in a sulphurie fse,
tory where ii Was necessary 90 perform
repairs in poisonous gasses anl Nasoften
compelled 90 work in a cfamped up 20,
ition and sometimes Wet 20 the skin.
10 not the cause of my kilney trouble
at least helped 20 derange those or
gans suffered from a lameness and
soreness across the small OF my back.
and about two month ago when suffer
Ing In this way nay attention was called
% Doau's Kidney Pills aud went 20
DR. stones drug store and procured a
supply After taking this fsmely tho
hackarhe lsft mo aud the soreness
across the loins on,iFely disappeared, a.
also iid other marked symptoms Of Aid,
ucy trouble. Doan's kidney Pills are
worthy OF the eonhdenee Of anyone an
novel with baekache OF kiduey
c0mplsiut"
for sale by an dealers. Price SO
cents foster MubuFn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents foy the United
States.
Remember the uame-Doan' and
take uo other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
rIm GAME OF TENNIS

iu ihe public schools and by private
enteprise teunis courts are being erect
- in ihia city
rennia. in its various forms Is ono of
Tho dnosl gamos that wus ever Invent.
cd for pleasure and essrrlse.
10 requires th1 open sir a quick cyc
aud agility ani physical mental dcy,l
opmout follows
Thoro is not THE DANGER or
BREAKGHo LIMBS AND KNOCK.
mo OUT EYES that attach Co base.
hali and football
No Ono can be- drowned plhying ton.
MIA u stimulates gruvfuus rivalry aud
lniorcoursr between bath scars
lawn tennis - r,mo tbat should
to encouraged among nll nud youis
aud midlioaeci
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
More Candidate

Nominations we've 6lsd Friday after
noon as follows;
la che sccrctary of states oRce n.
p Jones ~ INDEPENDENCE dlca for
ioiat representatives Tor the counties
of folk aud Liucolu. BE is "a Repub.
hcan.
IN thc eouuty clerk 5 o6es Harry A.
hinkle hlod foT Republican committees.
uau for Hubbard precinct
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
TiIlSOn & Co.
t51, t61 High Street
Phone Main i3S
Patronise YOUr Home IN.
dUstries and keep Your mOO.
eY at home.

Not a new business, bat the Old M,
smith, wagon and paint shop Of J.,,l
& Arthur very much enlarged. We !,
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fancy pain.
ing, sigu painting and buggy, earriar
and wagon paintings repaanting and !,
pairing furniture and musical !ns.r,
mentG A frst-class painter employed
Light and heavy wagons snd buegis,
on hand and made 10 order. worl
sailed for IN any part Of the city a,
returned free Of charge by Q. ". Joha
or william Gross.
JACOB 4 ARTHUR.
Phone 1853 Main. a2e6 n. Front 8,
e.2a.R
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
X-RAYS

% ,esms tho mistake ths beef pack
ers made was in taking Young Mr. Car.
Geld seriously
10 is said chat There is surplus .u
the trcasuryi if 30 De- was "a mistake Co
let congress know abul .t
Football, uuIrr tho proposed now
rules. WiiI be as mild as circus Tom.
ouale or aa aiI society oyster soup.
rbe fellow who 900 chat poskerbook
last night and Who only secured o.
leaving $40 in 90, is requested 90 read
this item and weep
The commercial instinct rs all right
bat destroying Castle rock Tor the mon-
ey there Is in it, Is like selling one.
granlmother's bones for knife handles
sss
Teu minutes after her weIdiug a
Wisconsin bride was Informed by her
husband that whea "he snapped his
dngers she must jump" She took him
at his word and the first time he snap
ped his dngors she skipped With anoth
er fellow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17

THERE'S "BohETH1N' DOM
Always a. our yards in suPPyiAi
builders with high grade lumber ~
all purposes. We carry at all times
fun stock OF the best kiln dried laH'
Der, iOOFing, laths, shingles, etc, ofasi
are Allied promptly at prices thai ae'
competition. Near s. p. depot.
Phone 50.
aooDAI.E LUMBER oe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17

AFlor Day comes April 18th and sa
I.erintcudeu, }, H. Ackermau Is senl
lag out circulars 20 the teachers of the
public seAools of oregon. urging them
20 appropriately ebsegve the day. A
program is also soggosied an1 topics
appropriate for the occasion are alsa
montioneA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17
ELECTION DATES TO REnrENBER

Registration books for primary cleo
ton close April 10.
Primary election April 20.
Registration books again opened
April 25 and close May 15.
Last day for aiing names for state
and district onicos March 90
Last day for aling names for county
ohlcos April A.
Canvassing votes for nominating
state and district candidates May 8.
Last day for hling nominating pcti.
lions for county ofhoes May 10.
Last day for aiing certificates Of nom
nation May 8.
General election June e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-17

rhis Is The season of Hstlesssess
headaches and qnng diordera Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea i a sure
PFeyeniativN Makes yea strOag and
vigoFOua IS ssnsA tea o. tablsta DF.
Stoasb Drug store
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
8a@ues qne dehem EsGgar
y saIidas Dc este puerto

Vapor espanol Catalina, Sali6
de Canarias, para este, el IL del CO.
lrIeute.
Vapor espanol Condo Wifredo." y
S@!i3 de Barcelona e. Is del corrien
te para este puerto. con sus escalas
del Mediterraneo Canarias.
Vapor esPa1ol Miguel Gallart. -
oaldra de Barcelona el 80 del corrien-
te, para sus escalas del Mediterraneo,
Corufla y Vigo, para 6sta.
VaPor frances Quebec. De hoy
maflana recalara procedente de Puer-
Plata. y seguira viaje para Europa,
Via St. Thomas.
Vapor americana Philadelphia. .
Estara aQu1, procedente de kew York,
i 70 del corriente. saliendo al ST
gu;ente dla para ia Guayra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
IN la CeRfE DE DISfGtft
AEL pISHRIFO JUDICIAL BI SAI JUAN, HR.
Estades Unidcs de America.
El Presidente SIS
de los EStadOs UnidOS.
Ex-PARTE, Manuel N.rasa Diaa.

PoR cUANTO Don Manuel Moraza
Diaz, Abogado, ha promovdo expe-
dlente ante esta Corte, para acredi-
tar el dominic que tiene sobre la
Sl2uiente 6nca:
"RIstica compuesta dc veinte V
sciS cuerdas de terreno, sta en- Ell
barrio de Santurce, sitio conocido
por Punta Maria, colindante por ell
Nortc, con ell Mar; por Ell Sud, con
BONA Francisco Garcia por el Este,
con Don Francisco Ponte, antes Do
ma isidora Dfaz; y por el Ocste, con
Don Arturo Brac.
POR TANTo habiendo ordenado la
Corte la tramitaci6n de- referido ex-
pediente, &c publica cl presente
edicto para que las personals que Sc
conslderen perjudicadas con la ms
cripcl6n de dominic solicitada. hagan
uso de su derecho en- el t6rmino de
Sesenta dfas naturales, contados des-
de Il prlmera publication de este
edicto.
Extendido bajo mi 6rma V sello
ofcial de la Corte, hoy dia diez Y
ochQ de Abril de mil novecicntos
~eiS.-.josG E. Ngueras, Secretario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
UItimos libros recibidoS
Agenda de Bufete
para el afo 1906

La Expiaci6n de IN Conde, POI I
Braeme.
La Nueva Magdalena, por id.
Hacia el Ideal, por Leon Tinseau.
Claros de la Luna, Guy Maupassant.
Nuevos cuentos populares, por A.
Trueba.
Ell Vizcaino fngido, por Miguel Cen
vantes Saavedra.
Tratado de Patologfa y Terapeutica
comparadas del hombre y amman
les domesticos, por Ell professor
Or. Georg Schneidemiihl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

Los ofcisles del Comite Executive
de la Union Obrera Central del dis
trito de San Juan efectuaran esta ne
che una reunion en- los salones de la
Federation Libre, con e1 fin de re-
solver asuntoS de interGs para sus
aSOCiadoS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

Ell 10 del actual existfan en- el pre-
sidio $40 individuos, dc los que es-
esban en- la enfermerfa 80
Y en- las carceles de San Juan 428,
Arecibo 90, Aguadilla 90, Mayaguez
a. Guayama I27, y Hlumacao 80.
Ifaltan los datos de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

Anoche fue sorprendida una juga
da 10 prohibido en- Ponce, arres-
tando la policfa insular 4 8 personas,
y. oeupandoseles dinero. v cfectos.
El Juez municipal ha condenado hoy
4 SIoo de multa 8 rs dias de carcel
4 cada uno de los jugadores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

Ei cabo Ortiz, del puesto de Gu
r4bo, acus6 aver ante el Juez dc Paz
~ Secretario del Ayuntamiento A v 4
? lndividuos mas que sorprendi6 IT.
gando gallos, ocupandoles uno de
estos completamente estropeado, V
landose a Ia fuga otros individuos
4a%s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

Esta noche verj6cara Ia retreta de
costumbre en- la plaza de Baldorioty
la banda del Regimiento Puerto Ri
co, con arreglo a un selectfsimo pro-
grama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18
Ell VINO RABOT es eminentc

El VINO RABOT es eminente-
mcnte t6nico y aperitivo.
Su Influenza estimulantc sobrc
las Was digestivas, activa y regu-
larizs la nutrici6n y ayuda pode-
rosamente la curacion de las en-
fermedades en- general y de laEane-
mia en- particular.
Sc encuentra en- todas las far
maCiaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

Sc encuentra gravemente enferma
.dc meningitis en- Aguas Buenas Ia
ni1a Aracelia Gomez de Agdero y
Aldea, kija de los estimados esposos
(T de Aguero y Aldea Nazario, resi-
dcntes en- aquella poblaci6n.
Deseamos Ell pronto restableci-
miento de la enfermita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

De los % casoS de muerte regis
trado en- San Juan durante la 1ltimas
senana, resultaron por tuberculosis
pulmonar 5, id id granulia |, id de Ia
cadera |, meningitis tuberculosis I,
demencia cr6nica I, endocarditis I,
angina de pecho /, pulmonia aguda
,, bronco pulmonfa /, castro enteri-
It's I, cirrosis hepatica |, nefritis GRO
MICA albuminosa /, rsquitismo 2, ma
raSmo l, senectud / , hemorragia in
terna causada por arna de fuego /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-18

En- las ofcinas de Benehcencia Y
Secretarfa de PR. no hemos obtenido
information hoy, debido 4 no haberse
despashsdo niug1n asunto de impor-
tancia.