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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-23
SENATE FAVORS
LINCOLN HIGHWAY
Takes InitiatiVeStepS for Me-
mortal Road to Gettysburg.
WANTS PLANS AND COST
Directs War Secretary to Sub
nit Estimates to Congress.

Asking President to Designate Lin
coins birthday as Special Holiday,
which Provides for Information
Regarding Magnificent Highway
from Washington 10 Gettysburg.
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VOTED FOR ROAD.

The following Democrats voted for the
Gettysburg road:
GARY. Of South CaUOlina, Johnston. q
Alabama: Milton. of Florida. and Rsyner
and Smith, of Maryland. -
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30 Ertrn Fnrc % CalcaEo

On '-The Pennsylvania Limited leaving
Washington li:55 a. m, arriving Chicago
tied Pennsylvania Railroad. leaving $40
p. m, arriving Chicago p. n. next day.
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Saturdays Speci2I-CaFnaTIOns, JGc Dor.
Choicest specimens Blackstone. 18th & H.
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RnItimore and Return, sI.2s,

El9IIEET7'7TC . VHEE y -
Every Saturday and sunday All trains.
both ways, both days. except Royal Line
tied City Offices. 14T7 G st. and Sc p.
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S1.25 10 Baltimore and Return
Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to-day
and to-morroS
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- tn RnItimnr. - R....-

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Tickets good returning until
Sunday night All regular trains EXCEPT
the 'sCongressiAaal Limited
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Through a reliable private source II was
learned here yesterday that the japanese
government. fearing the effect Of IN
bridled discussion by the newspapers Of
Tokyo Of the anti-Japanese measures
pending before the California legislature,
had issued an order placing ali Of the
newspapers in Japan directly under gov
ernment censorship for an indefinite Pc
rod.
a dispatch to that effect vas received
by an official representative Of the Japa-
nese government in this city.
It is said that the Emperor's cabinet
has been led to take this step through
fear Of Unguarded editorial comment
such as was common in the papers os.
the sensational sort in Japan's capital
during The critical diplomatic period fol-
lowing the immigration troubles OF a
year ago.
The sweeping censorship was imposed
only after the Hochi Shimbun, Of Tokyo.
generally credited as the organ Of Count
okuma. addressed an open letter TO An
bassador O'Brien. on Thursday. which
was couched in studiously polite terms.
but which contained much veiled inso-
lence
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MANY AREKILLEDIN In
REAR END COLLISION
Nine Cars TeleScOped on the
Pennsylvania Road.
FULLY a HUNDRED INJURED

Second Section of Chicago and St.
Louis Express Crashes Into First at
summer Hill, Near Altoona, and
Only Mass of Wreckage Is Left.
Officials Refuse to Give Out News.
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Es,a bIiSheS Precedent.

This is the first tine that the japanese
government has exercised its right of
censorship 10 such a widespread degree
During the. riots which occurred in Tokyo
and Kobe following the peace OF Ports
mouth. the Katsura ministry exercised
q right or supervision over several OF The
Tokyo papers. and zen suspended three
or fo.r, bat Il did n6s 90 to the length
OF requiring a strict reckonizg for their
editorial utte7ances from al of the papers
Of the capital
Even during the war with Russia the
government exercised no more censor
ship over the press than that expressed
in its general order that no news OF the
movements OF the army or navy should
be published
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JAPANESE BLOCK
NEWSPAPER TALK
Strict Censorship Placed on
All News Sent Out.
FEAR RADICAL COMMENT.
Yelled InSOlence from Tokyo
Editor One Of Causes.

Cabinet Takes step a.
Result of InfIammatOry Writings.
on California situatiOn-Aim j. to
Prevent Recurrence of Such Ar
ticIes as Those that Caused Imni-
grafton Troubles of a Year Ago.
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Send to Thos. J. Fisher & CO. for See
ing Connecticut Avenue from che White
House TO Chevy Chase
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That is LAXATIVE BROaIO QUININE- Lock fur
the signature Of z. " GROVE Used The worls
ossr ta cBTs Cod n ons Day. -
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Double Vielets at ~ Reduction
Blsckist0ne's, 18th and Il
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Permanent Welfare Of People.

permanent welfare Of our people: and
true moral welfare. the highest form Of
welfare, cannot permanently exist save
on a firm lasting foundation Of ma
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onIr ono aRROsIn arININE-

Continued on Page ,, Column p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24

caballos que Sc celebraran ese dia en- el
Hip6dromo, function dada bajo los aus
picios del Asilo de Sordo Mudos.
Esta misma noche, ell Comandante
Morrow les obsequiara con un smoker.
En- dicho acto, el Secretario y su comiti
va conoceran personalmente q los ofcia-
les del Ejercito de los Estados Unidos
que Sc hallan de servicio en- esta isla.
Ell Gobernador manifesto los rep6r-
ters que deseaba que Sc anunciara de un
modo expreso que el Secretario de la
Guerra y ell General Edwards vienen a
Puerto Rico en- una mission seria, con el
fin de conseg1lir informes diversos con
referencia todos los asuntos del pals;
que la vista Obedece los resienteS cam
bios en- nuestras relaciones con los depar-
tamentos del Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, seg1n los cuales Sc asign6 al De-
partamento de la Guerra, especial
mente al Negociado de Asuntos Insu
lares de dicho Departamento, la super
vision Immediate de los asuntos de Puerto
Rico; que el Secretario y el General Ed
wards no solamente estaran dispuestos
sino que desean especialmente yer y ha-
blar con los representatives de todos los
elementos del pueblo de Puerto Rico. y
sus pueblos, y que, con este fin, ha hecho
arreglos para que Sc puedan hacer citas
por conducto del Secretario particular
del Gobernador. 49,,
A i'm de permitir ell mayor ndmero
de entrevistas, el Gobernador indica que,
en- case de que alg1n Comite Q Delega
ci6n deseare entrevistarse con 81 Secre-
tario colectivamente, arreglen de tai 10
do que 10 hiciesen el lunes, dia 27 de III,
ciembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24
Hbl||do del s.. DEL Yde :A0eS
OLA DE REGOCIJO PARA LA ISLA

Ell Alcalde senior del Vale Atiles, ha
publicado la ordenanza siguiente:
A principles de la semana pr6xima,
llegara esta ciudad el Hon. Secretario
de la Guerra de los Estados Unidos de
Norte America, MIR. John G. Dickinson,
acompanado del General Clarence R. Ed
wards, jefe del Negociado de Asuntos
Insulares, quienes tienen gran interes
en- conocer nuestras necesidades, en- vista
de que los asuntos civiles de Puerto Ri
co han sido puestos bajo su jurisdic-
cion.
Este suceso tiene importancia suma
para nuestro pals, tanto por la signifi-
caci6n de la vista, que es en- ST una for
ma de simpatia que nos acerca a aque-
LA gran Naci6n por medic de altos re-
presentantes de ella; cuanto pOr que,
dentro del orden de nuestra vida poll
tica, demuestra este que Sc concede de-
bida atenci6n a nuestra isla, siendo asi
que funcionarios de aquel Gobierno, vie,
men estar entire nosOtros y enterar-
Sc por 81 mismos de nuestras aspiraciO-
neS.
La ciudad de San Juan debe cOnside-
rarse sumamente orgullosa, al tener en-
su seno estos huespedes ilustres. Y yo
os invite que ell regocijo, que sin duda
hemos de sentir, 10 manifestemos todos,
engalanando y decorando con colgaduras
v banderas los frentes de nuestras casas
Sea esta manifestation, como saludo
cariioso de la ciudad como la bienveni-
da que damos los eximios visitantes des-
de nuestros hogares, y desde todos los
edificios en- donde transcurre la vida de
nuestros negocios.
Evidenciemos nuestro placer y nuestro
orgullo en- recibir vista tan honrosa. En-
ella basara seguramente Ell juicio que
merezcamos, la representation Official del
Gobierno de la gran Naci6n Americana,
que entiende directainente en- ell proceso
de nuestras aspiraciones, que ha de in
Auir en- la direction y derrotero que nos
conduzca q la Gina de nuestro bienestar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24
ESQ es poesia. Isl la l6gica sera To-


siempre en- ell mismo circulo viciosO. DE
La vida no Sc puede hablar FL dolor,
como los cadaveres, no Sc puede reno
yer.
i Muertos? SHablas de ideales D..
No; hablo de escrementos 81, de
sedimientos y verrugas.
-SY la algeria? i Y Ell amor?
No divides que no es vida; que es-
tamos va hablando de marionetas.
-Pero de marionetas que piensan.
/ -iYa estas en- la Historic? Acuerda-
te que hay que incendiar. -. Marionetas
que no piensan.
-Bueno, pero que sienten.
-iQues Ali, vamos, 10 que dijo
Spencer "Sentimos la hipocresia de la
esterilidad''. ....
!, Ell sentimiento es fecundo.
Como la vejez. Con sentimiento no
Sc hara la Historic nueva. Lo unico que
Sc hace con Ell sentimiento es arte, y es-
to. cuando es sentiniento alegre. Una
paradoja2
Bah La chifadura tambien es para
doja. Els Ell juicio I'm estilo. Lo mismo
que hay, segdn Ferri y Lombroso, locura
invertda, hay juicio invertido.
-iQue pintoresco es todo este!
ST. La proyecci6n. . Invirtiendo
los terminos de la appreciation sigmatica:
la verdad y la algeria por el prisma de
uno mismo. Siempre "A frontera, no 10
divides. @- - "~
No 10 comprendo.
-Claro. Como NADIA es NADIA, y todo
es todo, y cada faceta tiene su color Sc
gun cae Ia luz, veldy.
i Frontera. =. limites!
No. Puras marionetas. Lo extra
natural, es 10 natural, y 10 cierto es ESQ
la frontera.
---Por Dios, expllcate.
-Te hablarfa de penas, de dolores, y
va sabes que en- Ell nombre de la vida
hay que quemar la Historic. ~
-iY quedaria Ell amora
ST, el furibundo amor de no poder
ser mas h0naeraco va sabes que el amor
es mas hermoso en- Dante que en- Ruben
Dario.
u Que quieres decir?
-El inferno. =. Lo sabes Guelfos,
Gibelinos. -. Lo moderno, poesia boni
ia; que pasa. no hay dolor en- ella.
rapidas de infancia Cuando no hay
gritos, no hay ideas. va YES.
-Luego las 1nicas ideas son las de-"
LAS del iascemdso; pero no de ramas;
de troncos y hasta de raigambre. Fuego
que CORA el ramblar, y despues, germi-
nal, germinal Asi Sc sehala la frontera,
es decir, Sc salta por ella.
va voy entendiendo. .. . La fronte-
ra. =. Marionetas Voy hablarte, CO.
mo Trigo de la vida Marionetas. . =. pero
este es muy dense, muy largo, muy ex-
tense. La mar. ST, el mar immense,
amplio, como la irracionalidad Tam
bien la zoologia es parte de la Historic.
La frontera del hombre empieza en- ell
vigor del lobo No 10 digo yo, 10 dijo
Tactic homo hdmi,,ts lupus. La fronte-
ra social empieza con la egoista apote6-
sis de la brutalidad. ;T1 crees que
son antiteticos el yo y el t1f Esa es la
l6gica. Til puedes ser la frontera de
Dtro. Ell limte geografco ,es el parallel
del limite mental. En- ell limite de Men
is, surgi6 Troya. Creo,, que Troya, y
u no fue ese pueblo seria Africa, y 81
no fue Africa, serfa Europa. En- las
frontegas del progreso nacional, no Sc ha
adelantado NADIA para hacer mas felici-
lad mas vida. EstamOs al principle.
En- las ventas destinadas hay fronteras;
oero no divides las marionetas.
-iY como Sc salta la fronteraf
-Sigamos so1ando, juzgando, hacien-
10 comedia. -. que ell tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24
Information i De "a s iid1ad

Ell inspector de Sanidad seior Andi-
no, participa haber visitado en- la ma
mana del dia % cinco puestos de leche
en- San Juan, habiendo encontrado dem
sidades del % al 80 y medic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24

Crist6bal Malpica, desde la isla de
Cabras, solicita sc nOmbre una cOmisi6n
t&cnica que lie reconOzca, por Greer que
no padece de lepra, y en- su consecuen-
cia Sc le autorice par salir de la colo
MIA.
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Numero 3O8

Information De $2aidad $
Ell inspector de Sandal seilor Andi-
no, participa haber visitado en- la ma
mana del dia % cinco puestos de leche
en- San Juan, habiendo encontrado dem
sidades del 80 al 80 y medic.
Crist6bal Malpica, desde la isla de
Cabras, solicita sc n0mbre una cOmisi6n
tecnica que lie reconozca, por Greer que
no padece de lepra, y en- su consecuen-
cia Sc le autorice par salir de Ia colo
MIA.
Ell Official de Sanidad de San Sebastian
informa un case de sarampi6n y upo
de tifoidea en- ell barriO de Hato. ,Arriba.
Ell Official de Sanidad de Nor0vis, in
forma la presencia de tres casos' de sa-
rampi6n.
Ell inspector veterinarie del Distrito
Norte, informa que visit6 el ganado va
cunO que sc encuentra en- Los terrenos
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, en-
Rio Piedras, resultando que Sc encuentra
en- estado inmejorable, que no pudo en-
contrar indicio alguno de tuberculosis
en- 81, 4ue su apariencia es mejor de La
que hace dos meses tenian. Que el CANA
do Sc esta aclimatando y ere que actual.
mente podria compararse con eualquierc
ganado Jersey" en- los Estados> Uni-
Las vacas fueron sometidas a prueba
Dor la tuberculina antes de embarcarse
para Puerto Rico, y es inteneion del Sc
nor Mason volverlas a someter dentro
de breve tempo para prevenir~ Ia po'
sible introduction de tuberculosis en- el
ganado vacunO.
Rafael Miro, maestro plemero, remi-
te4 pianos para la aprebaci6n de obras
que ha de realizar en- Ia casa de Eduardo
Ofarril, en- la Avenida Wilson.
Ell Official de Sandal de San Juan,
informa un case de sarampion.
Ell inspector plomero de Ponce, remi-
te plano de la cloaca que el senior PARA
Cap6 desea construir en- aquella ciudad,
para su aprObaci6n.
Ell Official de Sanidad de Juana Diaz,
solicita vaya el veterinario a reconocer
un caballo sospechoso de padecer muer-
Ell director de Sanidad, Benefcencia
y CORRECTION, comunica haber concedido
rs dias de licencia al Quimico Auxiliar
del Laboratorio senor Gmllermety.
Ell inspector de alimentos de Maya
guez, remite certifcadO de destruction
de alimentos en- NAL estado, propiedad
de los sen0res Benito Gonzalez, Luis b.
Manzano y Nicolas Silva.
Ell Quimico Auxiliar del Laboratorio,
remite informe del resultado de los ana
Isis practicados con las muestras de le-
che marcada A. 80 y A.32, que resulta-
ron muy adulteradas y las muestras j
153 y J. 1855, que resultaron tambien
muy adulteradas.
II Ell tempo! La vida, vale. En- el
tempo Sc aplaude este juego divertido
de la l6gica al reves; del juicio en- mar
cha al festival del ridiculo, siempre con-
tento, y siempre gesticulando.
Il Ell tempo es personal Use concre
ia al fin en- algo positivoe
Ell tempo, 81, en- concrete es ell es-
cenario de las marionetas. iOh, vida!
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Ell Official de Sanidad de San Sebastian
informa un case de sarampi6n y uno
de tifoidea en- Ell barrio de Hato. ,Arriba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24

Ell Official de Sanidad de Norovis, in
forma la presencia de tres casos' de sa-
rampi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24

Ell Quimic0 Auxiliar del Laboratorio,
remite informe del resultado de los ana
Isis practicadOs con las muestras de le-
che marcada A. 80 y A..32, que resulta-
ron muy adulteradas y las muestras j
153 j. 1856, que resultaron tambien
muy adulteradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24

Ell inspector de alimentos de Maya
guez, remite certifcadO de destruction
de alimentos en- NAL estado, propiedad
de los se1ores Benito Gonzalez, Luis B.
Manzano Nicolas Silva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-24

Ell director de Sanidad, Benefcencia
y CORRECTION, comunica haber concedido
rs dias de icencia al Quimico Auxiliar
del Laboratorio senor Guillermety.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20

The following remedy was given to
the News by Mr.. Redding and is the
one referred to by Mr.. Felt:
Saturate ball of cotton as large
as one-inch-marble, with spirits of
alcohol and three drops of chloroform
to each ball of cotton, place it be-
tween the patients teeth and let him
inhale the fumes in deep long breaths
for fifteen minutes; then rest for fif-
teen minutes, or longer, if needed;
then inhale again fifteen minutes,
then repeat the operation, as directed,
for twenty-four times and the result
will be that the lungs will be ex-
banded to their normal condition, and
in twenty-four hours the patient is
out of danger and in forty-eight hours
he is cured-although weak
Cotton should be changed twice in
fifteen minutes.
Another method of inhalation for
elderly people, without teeth, and pa
tients in last stages of pneumonia:
Get a small alcohol lamp, or any
other heating apparatus, and porce-
lain cup, make a one-inch thick COW
er of wool for the cup-put four
small nails under the cover to pre-
vent sliding off; bore one-half inch
hole in middle and insert in the cover
a half-inch rubber tube long enough
to reach the patients mouth, then
boil alcohol diluted with water five
per cent, or palmer, half and half,
(no chloroform needed in this
method) and let patient inhale
through tube the fumes of the boiling
alcohol in deep long breaths for fif-
teen minutes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20

regular producer. A shipment of
fifteen tons was made three months
ago to the Western Ore Purchasing
company, at Hazen, Nevada. The
shipment netted over 800 per ton.
The next shipment of thirty-five tons
Melted in excess of $125 per ton.
The Double o, owned by Milwau-
kee people, in charge of George Mace
don, has been equipped with fifteen
horsepower gasoline hoist. The prop
erty is opened up to depth of $50
feet and it is the intention to go to
the 3O0-foot level before crosscut-
ting.
The Portland property with hoist
installed is being developed by Ben
Harris and associates, of San Fran
cisco, who are encountering some
good showings.
Murray and Jessup are at work on
the Jack Pot claim, and have en-
countered some very rich stringers of
ore in the shaft, but a sufficient depth
has not as yet been gained to de-
termine the value of the ore
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20
ToNOPAH EXTENSION.

Development work continues in
the Extension, and in fact that is the
only line of operations being pursued
by that company. No ore is being
broken or hoisted as all labor is con-
fined to the blocking out of the ore
bodies, which will be worked when
the mill is constructed, the plans of
which are now being prepared.
400-foot level-the crosscut from
the west drift on the North vein is
progressing and has encountered
several stringers which carry small
values. The west drift on the South
vein has encountered soft tale for
nation with stringers of low grade
quartz
770-foot level-The raise from
the west drift of the main north
crosscut is now up about twenty feet
with no change in the formation.
This raise which is being sent up on
an angle will connect with a winze
that was started from the 600-foot
level. 1t will tap the ledge at point
about thirty feet below the upper
level.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20
GOLDFIELD ELKS
NAME OFFICERS

GOLDFIELD, March 19.-At the
regular meeting of the local lodge of
Elks Thursday night the following
nominations were made for the var
ious officers for the ensuing term:
For exalted ruler, Dr. D. A. Turner
and Judge R. L. Hubbard; esteemed
leading knight, F. w. Payne; esteem
ed loyal knight, William Whitesides;
esteemed lecturing knight, William
Brownfield; secretary, Arthur E.
Barnes; treasurer w. B. Hamilton;
tiler, Charles Lamb. E. R. Collins
was nominated for trustee for term
of three years, and was also nomi-
mated as delegate to the grand lodge,
which convenes in Los Angeles in
July, with Thomas Dunn as alter
nate. The election of the officers
will take place next Thursday night,
until which time nominations may
still be made.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20

prescription, l had no hesitation in
recommending this to my tenant.
When | was again at Romeo last
week | read in paper communica-
ton from one of our prominent local
physicians stating that the remedy
was harmless, but entirely ineffica-
cious. Shortly after reading this
communication / ran across my ten
ant and asked him what success he
had had with his boy He replied
that the remedy had completely cured
him, and that another of his boys
had been threatened with pneumonia
and prompt application of this rem
edy had entirely relieved him.
1t seems to me that in this state,
where pneumonia is in so large a
percentage of cases fatal, the wider
publication that can be given to this
remedy the better.
ZEPH CHAS. FELT.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20

First class job printing at this Of
flee. Up-to-date bindery in connec-
ton.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20
CIGAR ORDER
LARGEST EVER
signed HERE
LOCAL FIRM CONTRACTS FOR
100000 HIGH. CLASS
SMOKES.

The largest order ever signed for
cigars in this state was taken in this
city yesterday by Charles P. Sichel,
travelling salesman for the tobacco
house of S. Bachman and company
of San Francisco, when the firm of
Rotholtz brothers contracted for
100000 Gatos in a ten lot delivery.
Owing to the great increase in their
cigar trade Rotholtz brothers have
been forced to order the goods in
large lots. This order breaks all
previous records. 1t has long been a
matter of knowledge that the cigar
smokers of Tonopah send up in
smoke a quantity of cigars nearly
equalling the entire amount sold in
the rest of the state. Tonopahns
also have the habit of demanding
nothing but the best.
Mr.. Sichel, who has sold cigars in
this state for the last twenty years,
stated last evening that Tonopah was
the best city in Nevada for selling
cigars and that the dealers here
bought only the highest class of
smokes. He leaves this morning for
the north.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20
PNEUMONIA CAN
BE CURED EASILY

Concerning a sure cure for pneu-
monia, the following is taken from
the Denver News:
On the editorial page of your is
sue of February you printed a
communication from Marius A. Red
ding giving sure cure for pneu-
monia.
1t SO happened that just after this
appeared ! was at Romeo, In the
southern part of the state. and one of
my tenants had a boy so dangerously
i'll with pneumonia that at one time
Il was considered doubtful IL he
would recover. Having previously
consulted a medical friend about this
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-20
MIDWAY.

The regular shipments from the
Midway to the Belmont mill at Mil
lers were continued during the past
week. Throughout the mine no
change of note has taken place The
extensive development work on the
200, 800 and 4O0-foot levels is still
under way with excellent indications
for the opening up of new bodies of
ore. The work that is causing the
most interest is that done on the 600
foot level where crosscut has been
started out to prospect an entirely
new piece of ground With the num-
erous stringers cut recently it is al
most certain that new ore body will
be opened up in the near future.