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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
MINER
ON SILVER PEAK

Attorney Thomas f. Kepner, of
Blair, was in Goldfeld this week, on
mining and legal business. Mr.. Keqner
was suffering from a broken arm re-
ceived on his trip to Goldfeld. The
rear seat of the vehicle in which he
was riding, broke and threw him out
onto the ground.
Silver Peak is in good shape, accord
ing to Mr.. Kepner. The Pittsburg-
Silver Peak mill is now dropping a full
hundred stamps. The mill commenced
in October with 20 stamps, and has
been adding twenty at a time until it
now has it's full complement in opera
ton. A cleanup after an S-Gay run
gave 1885, "The Pittsburg-Silver
Peak is the biggest mine in the state,
according to my opinion" said Mr..
Kepner. There was 100000 worth of
ore blocked out in the mine two years
ago when it was sold to the present
company, and nearly as much more has
been added to the reserves. The ore
runs about $50, but occasionally a high
grade shoot is encountered which
brings up the average. Samuel New
house the well-known mining magnate,
was in Silver Peak the other day, and
it is understood that he took an option
on the Silver Peak Valcalde, for
81, O0C, OO0.
"Keep your eye on Stimler,' con-
tinued Mr.. Kepner. "The camp is
coming along slowly IN account of re-
cent financial troubles, but they are
%ancovering some good stuff. Stimler is
five miles from Silver Peak and Cow
Camp is five miles beyond the latter
place. At Cow Camp is the big Treas
ure Hill mine, owned in Los Angeles.
These three camps are along the same
belt, and it is the best mining district
in Nevada
Mr.. Kepner is a lawyer and a stu
dent, and has occupied much of his
time at Silver Peak writing a History
of American Jurisprudence. He has al
ready published an extended "brief''
upon the subject and is now engaged
upon a more elaborate work.
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Rawhide. April 9.-Three strikes OF
more than common Importance to 'he
eamp were made during the week, com
ing as they did from three different
sections. By far the more important
nv way of values was the ~uncovering OF
the treasure house on the st. Ives lease,
though the strike on the Queen Regent
shoulders this to the one side when IT
becomes a matter Of considering the
permanency of the camp, and by the
same token, the strike on the Hoodlum
No. 9 made by Leaser Nicely OF Reno,
forces the other two from the center Oh
the stage because it came from TINS
most u~npromising and unexpected
quarter. -
Thu st. Ives strike while made IN
proyen territory. on the Hill of Ex'
cellence. as Balloon is being called,
was in a measure made by accident.
Graders we're ordered to work about
seventv-fve feet from the shaft for
the purpose of building an ore house
II was while the muckers were diii-
gently employed that one of them
espied the glittering globules CT yellow
metal. Assays of a picked piece went
1929 to the ton in gold. This was
received by President King of the
Queen company, who was called out OF
his office to settle a dispute between
the graders as to which should have the
honor for %uncovering the pay streak
President King refused to decide the
point and left il for "A. A. Codd. presi
dent of the st. Ives company of Gold
field which owns the famous Rawhidt
namesake adjoining the Kearns lease
Also MI. Codd has the rich property
known as the Last Chance under m
control, and Mr.. King knew that TN
activity among the leasers there nae
made it impossible for him to absen'
himself from Rawhide for more thai
two or three days at a time. WheI
Mr.. Codd arrived in Rawhide the ex
element over the new strike, whlci
Law omen on the hill like a snug treas
ure vault. was intense. A crowd huns
around the spot all day Sunday ant
finally the foreman had to place a guar'
on duty to keep the specimen hunter
from carving off everything in sight
Mr.. Codd refused to become exeite'
over the riches. cit only proves VIVA
I have long known, that the st. I've
lease is on a favored section of tn
famous Balloon Hill. However, l an
more elated over the showings down II
the shaft. That the Kearns ledge run
through our ground / have always be
lieved. At the 75-foot level l am sur
of it. We are in eight feet of goo'
milling ore. Streaks from n inch T.
six go very high. Not so high as TIL
four-inch jewelry box on the surface
of course, but high enough to brin'
the general average up to a goodiy NC
ure.'
1t is Mr.. Colds present purpose Z
continue sinking on the rich streak.
STRIKE ON QUEEN REGENT
On the Queen Regent the strike !
not so sensational, though it is of SUI
icient quality to cause the averag
mining man interested in Rawhide Z
have response from the titivatin'
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- Tn the northeast drift of the
Iss foot level one of the finest podies
90 orc in the entire district was uh
covered. II is compact, hemmed IN De
tween two perfect walls ana Is $50
ated from that general condemhaso,s
adjective of the miners Jaie"",
.. Sunchv', as much as day Is sepaia.eu
from night. There is almost a uhiio n.h
Gold and silver content in every men
Of the vein. Samples taken at ranuo"
run Uniform with the samples taken TO
embrace the entire vein filling matter.
To Mace the ore from this new strike
on the Queen Regent at this far greater
dentb than nav be found elsewhere In
the eamp. beside a sample of the ore
from the lease of the Royal Mines com,
many on ROYAL ground and n wouio
have difficulty in distinguishing De,
tween the two. There is also a genera
similarity in the formatit> OF the
country between these two properties
On the estate of the Florence Rawhide
Gold Mining company, which taxes ~
the New Yorks and the SCOTS aiso 'he
New York Annex, where a ieaser
opened up a good ledge of SOU ore
and which lies about mid distance from
both the Queen Regent and the Royal,
there is the same clearly defined walls,
the same intrusions of tale, with a de,
cided gold content, and the same bull
ouartz carrying large values in horn
silver. on either side of a wider streak
of daeite which carries the values upon
which the Royal and the Queen Regent
oompap;as base their confidence in their
properties. -.
Most authorities agree that the
ROYAL ledge runs through the Florence
Rawhide Gold Mining company I
ground on through the estate or tine
! Queen Regent company. However thai
NAV be the Queen Regent strike OF
such ore, at the present depth, ana IL
such quantities, the vein being about
four feet seven inches across, is con
| sidered an answer to all the critics
who have shouted permanently, Wi
the values go downf'
STRIKE NO. 8
Strike No. 8 ushered in the Sabbath
nm Hoodlum No. 2. The exceptiona
feature of this new evidence of ma
lures prodigality to the Rawhiders II
that the attempt to make a mine IL
that region was considered a good joke
The more faeetious of the camp de
elared that spring blowing was unde
wav. Others declared that intimatior
had been brought 70 the leasers by 9
visitant from the underworld thai
Captain Kidd sailed these deserts whei
/ thew were midland, dolorous seas anf
that he had secreted his treasures
flched from the Spanish Main in thi'
section of natures scrap heap. what
ever the reason for the energy, no ont
took it seriously. The property wa
hopelessly condemned as being out OF
the fiat.
Leaser Nicely and his associates wen
down below the wash, and at i've fee
hit the pay shoot of what promises t.
be a good ledge, fairly on the pro
boscis. The Hoodlum No. 2 is joine'
on the southeast by the property of tn
Florence Gold Mining company. Tha
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
JAMESTOWN Is RAPIDLY
BECOMING A BIG CAMP

Sam Calvin, one of the owners of
Martin well at the portal of Gold
Crater. and owner of several valuable
properties in the district, returned from
eamp Thursday.
When he left Jamestown, the new
discovery, he counted 81 tents already
erected and passed Is outfits while com
ing in.
There are already two saloons in
operation at Jamestown and three gro
Gerry stores win be doing business with
In a few days. Although all the
structures are now of canvas, lumber
is being sent in and ~pretentious build
ings Will soon arise. Thirty-six leases
have been granted and the reverbera-
tions of dynamite blasts are heard con-
stantly. Strikes of high grade milling
ore are being made throughout the dis
triet. Water for milling purposes will
be easily developed.
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EFFECT OF FAIR RATES

NEWS ITEM says that the district freight agent of the Southern Pacific
"a railroad at Reno ~ in 0cldfed this week., looking ovr the ore situation
with a view to encouraging IRE shipments by . reduction Of freight rates
This is important true; but it comes a little late % benefit the
district to any great extent The larger mines have taken the railroad and
smelterm matter into their " hands and are building reduction plants upon the
ground, thus eliminating the railroad and ameter equaton.
What low freight and smeltr rate can do for q camp, is illustrated in the
case of Cripple Greek. Up % . year ago. the smehms and railroads werege getting
about all there wa ut Of Cripple Greek. for the avearge Of the pres was under
SIS, and did not pay to handle The output Il the camp fell to almost nil Re-
Gently, the railroads. Of that camp and the mills at Colorado City cut their rates
cver5 50 per en and as . result he tonnage II h cam is far greater thar il
vs in It's pahuhst days Last months output was 61,os2 TONS worth q .ss5lT.
The average Of the orr was only $40; and IRE was mined and sen to the mill at
Colorado City that "a only 50 per % and returned . pront Through the new
granted BY railroad and mill. Cripple Greek is working moro men than ever
and produtng . much larger tonnage. Had our railroads and Emetes adopted
the policy Of the Colorado roads, which by the way m more expensive to operate
than dsssrt roads It would have been far better In the long NJ for them n wen
~ for the camp . they would not have cut on IRE shipments by forcing Gold
6h mines to build local min Of their own.
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Selby Consolidated

The directors Of the Selby Consol-
idated Mining company have just
closed a deal with the Truekee River
General Electric company for power
and for the installation of electrical
machinery for the operation of a 60
ton Kinkead mill to be installed at the
e camp of Selby in the Jumbo min
ing district which is at the present time
attracting a great deal Of attention.
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ATTEMPTED Ho1puP

A. c. Maginess a policy dealer at the
Mohawk was the victim of an at
tempted holdup last night. On his way
home about IL o'clock, three men
stopped him on West Crook. a short
distance from Main street, and ordered
him to throw up his hands. Instead of
complying he started to run and one
shot was fred after him, which at.
traeted the attention of w deputy
sheriff 3 who succeeded in catching two
of the robbers, who gave the names of
John Tierney and VIM. Durham.
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RARE COINS STOLEN

Between midnight and dawn Wednes-
day morning the glass was broken in
C.. +. Kapp's display window and rare
coins, worth several hundred dollars,
were stolen. A reward is offered for
the apprehension Of the person who
committed the act.
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LEASES m DEMAND

As a result Of the strikes recently
made in the Gold Hill and Mohawk
Red Top leases, there is a great de-
mand for leases on the Laguna terri
tory, especially on the Miss Jessie
claim. Several applications will prob
ably receive favorable consideration.
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QUERIES AND ANSWERS

usurper, are welcome to IN us Of this department In asnns
.no,, comnsn,es state Ill n facts q far . known Of ocauo " prop
.rty omcers etc. to assist N or investigation AZ It requires mucn
90. - r~nopd often to eHcit te desired information. n .
.n. a.r.,a. upon thsd epartmen are vey heavy, subscribers Ill pleas
No answers by mail
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LOOKING FOR ANOTHER LEASE

w. X. Traughber of Salt Lake City,
but formerly of Goldfeld, rushed back
when he learned that his lease on block
IA of the Combination had been for
feited. He reports that he has ample
backing and is looking for another
leasehold, which he will begin to de-
velop at once.
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Big Strike at Cat Creek

For the past week the people of
hawthorne have been in a state of
great excitement over a phenomenal
copper strike in Cat creek. The strike
was made by the Walker Lake Reser-
walton Exploration company.
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Jumbo Property Sold

The property in the Jumbo min ;ns
district formerly owned by ba' p.me
Nelson, the pugilist, was sold 70 IA
parties and it Is stated that the eon''s
GRAFTON was $4,000.
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ELEcrRIC LIGHT AND POWER

At the session Of the county commits
sioners this week a petition wal fled
by VIM. b. Nichols for a franchise for
a million dollar electric light and power
company to operate in Rawhide.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
WEST EXTENSION IS RICH

Some handsome specimens have been
received in Goldfeld from the new
strike in the West Extension mine in
Bullfrog district. The ore is copper
stained and contains considerable free
gold.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-04-11
OPERATIONS OF BEGoLE
SYNDICATE IN GoLDFIELD

The Begole Mines Syndicate of Bos-
ton has issued the following statement,
as of Feb. /, 1908, showing expendi-
tuvos fO date.
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.$25O,OO0.OO

In beginning operations IN Goldheld,
the company purchased at a cost of
800, 900, the White Rock group of
eight claims, comprising about Ill
acres adjoining the property of the
Goldfeld Consolidated Mining Co.'s
property on the west and south. 1t
organized the Goldfeld White Rock
Mining company, and the Goldfeld
Kabawgam Mining Co., as operating
companies. The real estate now stands
in the names of these two companies.
The Begole Mines Syndicate, however.
owns $4,000 shares of the stock of each
of the aforementioned companies.
which are capitalized at 1,0O0,O 900
shares, par value 81 a share, SO that in
effect the Begole Mines Syndicate owns
these entire properties.
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IA MEDICINA T.. =.
III
DOMESTIGB.
Como Cursr el Dolor de Cabeza en-
suS Varias F0rmas.

DoIor de oahsza sa nm Afntoma que Q
pFeEenta en- NJ gran ysRiedad dc deaaE5e'
CLOS de 10 B8ngRs y de los nOFvisF. Les
que buBsan cUEaT 81 doloF do Ct bssa de
nor Gf Din teneH en- cuent8 81 0Rigsn
oometen iDpFudsnCiaB ca el usO de dEog
CalmRnteB que Bon p0Tjudiciales 81 BiStems,
noCivas al est6m0g0 = 10 one no bacon
mss que .GpbGsGT el NAL.
Uu buen t6niCO naFvin0 como son lee
PfldoERB RogAdaB del Dr.. WitIism8 o.
10 que dsbsn tomar Ios qua padsGen lor
maEtiEios del doloE do Cabtz, b .bituRl
RebuBtaCiendo ls BsngTe = f0Ttfeandc
los neEviog, egtaG pfldoFas son dc FesuI
tRdoB paTmRuentsg, no como C0lmRnbe sine
como curative OentsnsFes de caEtaB'G tsB
tiguRn al m6rit0 de eBtR msditino.
~ DR.. WagEiGms Medicine Co.:
"CusDtO Is ai9I y deHde la edsd de
nutva que habfs padeCi 20 de freOuenteE
y sgudoB atRqueB de dolOr de CsbegB
Mis- BuftimientoB eEan veceB tan foeFteo
que me paFecfs moPir, pu0s nae por ian 90
IN eDtad0 de faeEts iFFitaci6n neEviogs ,
te5f8 que guBEdRF CANA p0F Ia muchs
dsbiidRd. A veess 90 ComplicRb6 81 mRl
con dolores de espsldR y CintuF03 mRlaB
digestioneB foeEt0 dsbilita1' Ya bic
tornado muChoB Femedioa calmantes psoE
81 NAL voEvfa aiempFs y me sentts psoI
deBpu6' Tome pus8 laB PfldoFss RoBRdap
del DR.. WilliamUs qUo tanto 90 reCc mien-
dan C0me t6nico' para 10 gangE0 los
neFVi0V, y me hiCiGF0n ur5efacto admirable,
pueB COnBPguf ali9io 6 laB poCsB BsmsnaB
mi oOmpletR CuFaCi6n co poco8 meBeg
ConAidsFandO IOB amos que pRa6 con tales
SuffimientoU, juSgo mi CuEaCi6n dc impoE
tanOia Bufcisnts paEa r0lRtsT0eIa VdG.
y RuteEisAH Bu publicaci6n.' Ode la
s4itR. ElviFa CruE, esIle C6SpCdGB 2,
PaloB, PrtvinCis de 10 Habana).
TodaB Las BotiCsG de import mia VEN
den IaS PfldoraB Rosadag del Dr. WI
LLIAMs. No 90 Ropten sustitutOR.
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JUAN RODRIGUEZ ARRFzON.

En- Maysgi fslleci6 Esci0ntements cate
culto j6ven PueItarEiqutio.
Era un artiAta spreciAbilfsimo y hom
6re de entuBiaBmoG gen0FogoV, por el amor
So pafG = los priocipios de h9nrRdeg y
de bion.
su musrts hs aldo sentidfaima en- Ma.
yagti'E, en- donds la fAmilia R9dTiguez
ArTez6n gozs de msrecida8 simratfGS y
general TINA en- todss las Glasses noCialsE.
E v'smeS nUeltFo Iiucsro p6name & la
f ml!ia RsdRiguez AEres6n, elp cialmente
8 nuestrO buen compstriota sl notabls eu'
cEiter d. J0p6 M. R 'dFigu:z Arrez6n, re-
sidents en- ue'to PIRta, RerdbIica Dc
minicana.
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NOTA TR%T:,

Ea ls n adrugada de Rnochs fAlleci6 en-
SA turce. 81 es,i nab!e j9ven Juan Urdipa'
rain Villaf, n. qua despueB de luohar
d98ds hace a'gG tismpo con uel doIGncia
'indi6 81 fo 10 j9Frada dc Ia vida. Niue
70 muy jever, , duTants Iuu ulGimoa amos
f4@ smpIeRdo de IL C9mps MIA del fsrroCa
rFil tuyo emp'eo hpbo de dsjsr & causa de
a dolencis que Ie llev6 & la tumba.
A tuH deudoB todoT, mRdEe hsrmanas,
envismoB nuestro mas ea1tido T6mme nor
"a perdidH que suft0n y Dios hAya en- 90
genO Gl que foe
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lNllCAllR GfNERAl

Consoles A Las MADREs. .-EI Iarabe
calmante de la Senura WinslOw debe
usarse siempre que los nifiOs estan en- el
periodic de la detenci6n. PrOporciOna ali
VtO Immediate al pequefiO paciente, prOdu-
ce un suefo natural y tranqUllO, alivia el
sIegre Els muy agradA able al paladar,
cAlma al nifiO, Rblanda sus dolores, hace
faci'es la funciOnen del est6msgO y Fegula
los intestinos. Els Ell mejOr remediO como
ctdO para la diaTrea va prOvenga esta de la
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir eI "JaTa-
De Calmatne de ia SefOra WinslOw": es el
meiOr de todOs,
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ANVNCIO De SuRISTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.

OfCinR del supsEintsndonts dc ObEaH
Pdblioaa.-SIn Juan, P. R, Julio 10.
de 1908. PFOpoliCionOB On pliegoa csrFa'
dos para Ia adjudication On p6bIiCa HubaB'
to de las obrRs dc HuminiGtro de piedrR
tFituTada calidad HfliCea durR para d Eu'
miaiEtEo = empleo de dicho mGtsFisl sn aI
afirmado del MueIle "La CaEbonsRa" San
Jua7, P. R., 20 admitiTEn en- eutR OfCina
haRta las 10 .. NJ. del diR 10 DO julio dc
1908 en- que Bs abriFfn p6bliCamente.
TodoB IoB datoB neCeBaEiog ne daF6n en-
eatR OfginR dOnds 20 encuentEan do mani
fiMto tod0B loa documsntoH que han de re-
gir en- IL contEAtR , pOdrGn FsCoieF los
licitadoEeB los mo leIos de pFopCBiciOnss
que b de pEesHntAE.
La administration 90 FsBeTVR al dereCho
de Fschszar cualquieFa todas lAg pFopo'
sicioneE. PoF oEdsn del Comiaionado del
I1tsTior.-J J JimeHes. SupsFintsndsnte
de ObIas d5 icRs. 12V. o..
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REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-eolicit,
nuO6trO Cat6logo dc mdiC8 para piano,
violin , piano, maudOlinG = guitarEs que
cootiene mas de mil OOscSent0S obFRB di9tin
tas, todRs & prscioB nUncR viBtos en- Puerto
Rico de 10 osntaVOs eL ejempEaY. III Iuio
y IL CoEEsCci6n de nQestFaB edicioneU, to.
dos litogFDfsdAs, no neCesita EoClamo.
Rsmits hoy migmO "a direction para On.
viarle ell CatElfgo. Century Music Pub.
Comp. Allen 4 altos, ApArtRdo 415. San
uRn PaeTto Rico. 45v. O.
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% R18IRI8iTIEItl.

Avisamos q las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
obietO remitan, no viene acOm-
panado del importe de La suS-
cripCi6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestrs
$2.25. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN Aflo $500. PaQO an
tieipGds.
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NUEVOS VAPORES,
N de 1OrO Gis5ert.

La Royal Mail Steam Psckst Com.
poDy" pavticipa que hs adquirido la Ifnea
de vsporeB de entire MADEIRA IulaB Cana
TiaV, de ls "Msrasy Steamship Company, -
LimitaJ, y do los sen oFeB "Foiw 1od Bro
fhaEa" nFgociRnteB On Marrueoos.
La "R9yal Mail Steam Packet CompR'
ny" hs Obtenido los dos nusvos vaporea
"AgadiF" y "Arzila" jucto con 81 coz oci.
do Morocco que hscs sBca'a en- LondFes
Ref como tambisn en- Tugs, Lighters, Bar
gB Cranes, Plant = On todos log pueEtol
de- 10 Euta B,flalada On les proyeCto1 de IA
en-. FeBA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
WuNCG NETlVL.

Sc hR tsEminAdo "a Ia impEssi6u, aEms
Esdamsnts litrgrAiRdS, del pTsCioso vaIB,
intsPmes1o de la saTEusla "AmoF que mUs
re = amor que nsCS" del cOnocidO oompo'
Bitor pusFtoFEiquefio BefioF Rafael Bslssirc.
Ss snCuentFR de vsnts an sl Paris BA'
Ear" del BefilF P. GiuEti & SO csntsvoG el
ejsmpIRr. I'VE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
AViSO impOFtaRte.

TodA peFBonR que dispouga dc RFtfcu'c .
tOmadoB On sBtR CaHB Beg61 contrRto ain
habsr obtenido ante1 el Fa> ibo de propis.
dad, BOP6 denunciRd0,
Los que CompEsn muob'eV, EslojsU, CO.
mas, etc. ETC., debsn sxigir RnteB diChoB
reCiboB de pTopi0dad. ATFivf HnoP:
Ell Cislo gran sBtAbIscimisnto de mue'
bleS, cAmRB roIojeU, CusdEcS fon6grafcs
plazoU. 81 mejOE GuFtido de tOlaP. For:
tAl,sR 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

ES TONICO, no tiene luBtanciRG noci'
vas ? EesuIts IN msgofioo ProductO, que
hA obtsnido 81 m'joF cE6dito en- el pals y
fu0ra de 6l Los 6tfi3res Alvarez HERNIA
nos tisnen DiempFe conBtante existenciR del
acre1itado "RON SAN LUIS" & Cuyo
produCto nos ElfaTimoB. En San Joa6 z
en- eOta ciu lad 60 hAlls 81 msgnf6co ron
SAN LUIS" conoCido muy vsntajosA'
ments en- todAs psTteB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11

ATENl ION! La Nueva PsEiSienIe"
ssn Francisco u moro so SombFeFcs de
atforaV, q ,ritNH y nifias 6timaU noveda
der, enta casa 20 hS trsslsdadO IN local
msyor On San FrAnciIco so donde Tealiza
& precioB muy baEatoB BombreToB adoTnA
dos do Ct iiorap, sef1oFitaB y niiiES deade 30
csnt,voB , $6 uuo, los hay de todon
cnloraa V nAra tcdou Loo guatog. 15 v ..