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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17

THE Montgomery News is six
years Of age and is lively and
bright. May it continue to live
and prosper.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17
To The Mothers Of WAYNE County,

To the Mothers Of Wayne County
If YOU or your DAUGHTERS
are suffering from VOIS
TROUBLE, commonly called FE-
MALE TROUBLE, We ask Won
TO lay aside YOUR prejudice against
PATENT MEDICINES and give
DIR PARSONS BLACKO PRE-.
SCRIPTION q fair trial.
"BLACKO" Is ON SALE nv
ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS and
GENERAL STORES In your
county.
After YOU have used ONE-HALF
BOTTLE, If you are IN any wav
dissatisfied with the RESULTS.
the merchant from whom Won
purchased same Will refund vour
money IN full.
WE GUARANTEE BLACKO
IN any case of Liver. Kidney
stomach or Heart Trouble, and IN
all cases Of female trouble
If others have failed try Blacko
You can't lose, as your money will
be refunded If dissatisfied.
THE sLAcsO MEDICINE co.,
Spencer, W. VI.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17

An exchange has discovered
three Of the stingiest men in tn
world. The first will not drink
all the water he wants unless it
comes from his neighbours spring;
the second stops his clock at
night to save wear and tear of
machinery, and the third makes
the members of his family write
small hand in order to save ink {.
Neither one takes a newspaper
They claim that reading them
wears out their spectaclee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17

partial digester-and physics are
not digesters at all.
Kodol is a perfect digester. IL
you could see Kodol digesting every
particle of food, of all kinds. in the
glass test-tubes in our laboratories.
you would know this just as we'll
as we do.
Nature and Kodol will always
cure sick stomach-but in order
TO be cured, the stomach must rest.
That is what Kodol does-rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
Well. Just az simple as A. b. G.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17

We have row been married
owe a year and it is nothing more
than duty To tell the world
whether we think marriage a sue
cess or failure. With us it has
been bowling We have
more celery the first of February
than we used to have in Septem-
Der. We are wearing yarn socks;
have all our gallus buttons in.
tact, and the seat of our pante
never want for seal brown patches
we are not losing sleep three
nights out of week and kicking
bed clothes all to dog hair the
other four. Consequently we
weigh about ten pounds more
than in days past and forever
gone. Our better three-fourths
does all the work and this gives
us time to dream dreams and
think thinks. She has grubbed
three acres since New Year and
burned the brush.
Get married, boys; it's the
stuff.-Rural Retreat IVA. Times.
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Our Guarantee

90 10 your druggist today and get dol.
Iar bottle. Then after you have used the
thtlre contents of the bottle If Won can
honestly say, that 10 has not done Won anv
Rood, return the bottle to the druggist and
ne VIII refund your money without aues-
'on OF delay. We will then pav the drug
dr, - ~. tue OottIe' Don't hesitate, all
druggists know that our guarantee is cool,
rms otter applies To the large bottle only
ana 10 but one In n family. The Iarye boI-
cent bottle. '''' my
kodol is prepared at the labora-
tories OF Il. G. Dewitt & Co, Chicago.
D. and Knnnvn Drnrriela
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Il Dr.. Leonard EFskine

Ell doctor Leonard Erskine
Hill, ingles, esta hacienda una
campaila dernostrativa en- ia
vor del oxigeno como tonico y
fortificante. Hace pocas no.
ches, durante una conferencia
celebrada en- el hospital de
Londres, hizo que un princi-
piante en- box luchara con-
ira un atleta professional; des-
pues de unos cuantos rounds
ell aficionado estaba en- un es-
tado lamentable; entonces 10
tomo ei doctor y 10 hizo aspi-
ras oxfgeno de una manera
metodica; pocos minutes des-
pues el joven Sc hallaba en- mu
buen estado de fuerza y volvi6
& Ia arena & luchar con su te-
rrible adversario, a quien pu-
do resistir por mucho mas IT,
empo que en- los primeros a.
saltos.
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Linea ferrea del 0este.

1iinerario.--Salidas do Bsyam6n y Co
pital, embellishments.
Diis Iaborables.--Mafana 8, 7.o5S.so
9.45 y ll.e0 Tsrds l2.l5, LAS. 3.iS
4.3S, 5.45, y $50:
Dias feativos 6, 7.05, $40
9.45 y II. Tarde 1915. $50, 2.3o. s.Se
40, 5.45 y $50. s- .,
Bflletss baratos para diAs fsstivos. D
San Juan Bayam6n, ida vuelta %
10. clase, 25 ctys.; %. elase. l6 ctya
De Baysm6n & Cstsfo, ida y vueltas 10
clase, Is ctvs., d. elase, 10 ctvs.
Billetes ordinarios de Capital Cate,
60 en- 10. clAse, 9 ctva "a class I
ctvs.
Bsyam6n, 10. de Enero de 1903. Re-
mon Valdes
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Corses y Ropa Blanca

Corses de Ia casa WARNER de los
llamados Dtreetorio cuyss ballenas
son inoxidsbles y lavabls ls tela.
Hay modelos para personss gruess.
y modelos para personss delgadas.
Surtido constsnte de todos los MI.
meros desde S l.50 uno. Gran Surti-
do en- ROPA BLANCA, Americans
y Francesa. Hay magnificos cubre
corses desde un dollar en- sdelante.
Enaguas muy buenas Csmisas de
dormir, Pantalcnes & & todo &
precios muy convenientes. Sc reci-
ben constsntemente novedades. PA
RlS BAZAAR. FORTALEZA 81.
PEDRO GTUSTI.
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FL CORREO DEL SUR"

Las dos primeras ediciones
de un peri6dico titulado Ell
Correo del Sur" han llegado
aestas oficinas. -
Es este I'm formati escrupu-
losamente impreso, bien dis
puesto, de car4cter indepen-
diente y moderado en- su as
pecto. Muestra q Ia simple lee
tura, que una mano practica
E inteligente de buena escuela
le dirije.
Presentarse en- la publieidad
con sencillez y modestia, 10 q,
q nuestro entender garantiza
la cultura que puede del nue.
vo periodico esperarse.
Es su director nuestro inte-
ligente companero el Sr. Bras
chi que en- repetidas ocasiones
y en- la direction interina de
LA Correspondents, mos
tr6 su capacidad y facultades
para ell periodismo.
Damos gracias por la remi-
sion de los primeros ndmeros
del "Correo del Sur" ,deiamoE
establecido el cange, y desea,
mos al nuevo vocero larga vi
da v facil camino.
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Otrs vez "EL POPULAR"

El ST.. America salas que sc prso
cups mucho per tenerle siempre 4 suS
fsvorecedores 81 mejor surtido de
CALZADo, objetos pars seforas J
caballsros y perfumsria de las mejo-
res marcas, acaba de hacer nuevas i'm
portaciones de todos los artfculos de
50 ramo y las mas acreditadas mareas
de Europa y de America Sc encusn'
tran allf En- perfumerfa no hay com.
petsncia , en- cslzado Ia DANA mss
exiiente halls en- el POPULAR
tods clase de calzado desde ell chaplin
hasta el elegantfsimo ZAPATo Pa.
RA BoDA. Botas de montsr. zsps.
tos para trsbajos y al alcance de tedas
las fortunas, De eneuetran en- el acre
ditado ESTABLISHMENTS,
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.tsDsctacuIa en- Rio PiedTas

I'll yiernes IA debutara un
esplendido cinemat6grafo, de
Ia acreditada Empresa. =.
The Cuban Metropolitan
filans Coz de esta eiudad la
.cuai tiene en- Ia actualidad
mas de IS aparatos trabajan-
do disriamente en- San Juan,
Santurce BorinqueD Park" y
en- diferentes puntos de la isla,
La compahia cuenta con
preciosas peliculas y constan-
temente recibe novedades de
Paris, E, U. y Habana. Entire
los, empresarios de esa esta
nuestro amigo y coheeido em-
presario E. Zimerman.
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Conato de incendio
=. en- Guayama
De nuestro corresponsat.

De nuestro corfespohSai.
T: Mayo 1l.-Por inadverten
cia de uno de los oficiales de II
barberfa del Sr. Julian Villo
das de esta eiudad, hizo explo
sion un garrafon de alkohol
quernandole Ia cara al propie
dependiente, y causando algu
mas squemaduras tambien q va
rios seilores allf presentes.
Producida la consignment
alarma, por las quemadura
ocasionadas, no cayeron e,
cuenta hasta POGO despues, d
que iban prendiendose las pa
redes y muebles del establee!
miento.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS y debid
4 la pronta atenci6n de los {
III reunidos, pudo sofocars
inmediatamente este conata
que hubiera podido ser de fl
nestos resultados para Guayf
ma.
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Slbido en- los Teatros.

La question del silbido sc ha
vuelto & poner sobre el tapete
en- Paris, con motive del estre-
no de ''Le Foyer" i" durante el
cual tuvieron que interrumpir
los actores Ia representation,
por haberse puesto q silbar al
gunos espectadores audaces e
irritados; pero no sc encuen-
ira el medic de desterrar Ell
silbido, y Sc. comprepde. Sill
bar eslo contrario de splau
dir, y 81 que Sc conEidera con
derecho para aplaudir 10 que
que le glsta, sc cree en- ell mis-
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En- una tertulia de fanilia
Sc habla de las distracciones
que algunas veces suelen pa
decor los medicos.
Y Al proposito, ,-dice uno
de los contertdlios-Sse han
enterado ustedes del medico
que despu6s de hacer una ope-
raci6n 81 otro dia y de haber
cosido Ia herida, dej6 en- el es-
tonnage del enfermo una espon
ia? '
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Acudid q ola NINA"

Ell mas ssplsndido surtido de canal
sstas de les mas fiuas classes; pero 1
prscios m6dioos, tiene el acreditade
establecimieato "LA NINA" For
taleza 80 del sr Pedro Garcia. 4 dis
pesici6n do sus favorecedores. Lot
sombreros para hembre. cuellos , pu
nos csrbatas, pshuelos de name. ii
rantss, msdias, CAMISAs de todo,
precios, ligas, botenaduras y dena.
obietos para uso de caballe os, son in
maiorsbles.
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Sc VENDE.

En- Santurce calle de Cerra
una casa de una planta con
solar capaz para contener
otra construction Condicio-
l,es ventajosas -Informes A.
Nin-C Cruz 25-Box 665-Tel.3 .306
San Juan P. r.
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En- Ia calle del parque pa
rada 43 Sc vende I'm magnifico
solar de 1700 metros cuadra
dos que colinda con Don
Rafael Ma. Gonzalez.
Para informes y precio diri-
dirse q Gonzalez Padin Herms.
15v.s.'
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Sc ALQUILA

Sc alquila el mirador de la casa
No. 7 de la lie de San Jose.
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mo derecho para silbar 10 que
le desagrada.

mo derecho para silbar 10 que
lie desagrada.
En- 1890 Sc prohibi6 silbar
con motive de Ia opera "Orfeo
de Lulli hijo; pero el pdblico
Sc vengo con rond6 bastante
malo.- Parece ser que sntes del
silbido Sc emplearon las pata-
tas para bombardear q los ac-
torres, cuando ellos 8 la obra
.daban lugar 4 protestas. Ell
silbido experimento diversas
peripecias ;se permitio, Sc pro-
hibi6, Sc volvi6 q permitir y Sc
volvi6 q prohibir, sin que ma
die Sc viera libre de 81. A Vol
taire le molest0.
Por aquella epoca, a media
dos del siglo XVII, viva I'm
caballero llamado de La Nor
liere que 10 convirti6 en- un yer
dadero arte. Este senior tenfa
mas de cincuents satellites q
sueldo, y su cuartel general es-
taba en- ell cafe Procopio, dom
de muchas veces Sc jugabs a
los dados ell exito de una obrs.
Otro de- los presentes palide
ce repentinamente al Or estas
palabras.
-JQue lie pass ! usted?
-Es que q mi me operaron
Ia otra semans de una apen-
dicitis, y ahora recuerdo que
POGO despues mi medico Sc
ouejaba de que Sc le habia per
dido ell paraguae.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
JIM

The ore shipments for the week
from the Jim Butler property aver
aged 900 tons. Stopping is being
done on the 100-foot level on the
north vein east and west of the shaft.
The slopes on the east side are up
a distance Of twenty feet, while those
on the west side are up seventy feet.
The ledge averages about three feet
in width and carries good milling
values. On the incline vein stoping
is being carried on west of the shaft.
They are now up about thirty feet
and are working in three feet of
good milling ore. On the south vein
the slopes west of the shaft are up
about forty feet and are working in
five feet of ore.
On the 200-foot level the slopes
on the north vein east and west of
the shaft are looking fine. They
are working on a vein averaging five
feet in width from which good ores
are being extracted. On the inter-
mediate level the vein in the stope
is about four feet in width and also
of an excellent quality OF ore.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
MCNAMARA.

The shipments for the week from
the MacNamara amounted to FIVE
carload lots or $50 ON of high
grade. This ore was taken from
slopes Nos. 2, 1 and 6 on the 275-
foot level. Slopes Nos. 9 and 6 fur
nished a large amount of good grade
ore, while stope No. 4 produced some
excellent high grade. Considerable
stopping is also being done in stope
No. s on the 800 level. Ore is be-
ing extracted from the drift and up
raise where the vein was encounter
ed last week on the 200 level beyond
the fault.
The general condition of the mine
looks excellent and a large amount
of development work is being done
on the 275 level. on an intermediate
level below the 200 and on the 500
level.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
WEST END.

The West End shipped $50 tons Of
nigh grade ore to the mills at Mil
iers during the week. The slopes on
the intermediate level west of No. 2
shaft show no change since the last
report.
The west drift on the 200 level
has advanced eight feet during the
week and is now in a total distance
OF S2S feet from the main drift. The
face is all in ore.
On the 400 level the west drift
from the south crosscut has advance
ed twenty-four feet and is now in
ll3 feet from the shaft. The face
is all in quartz with punches of paw
ore scattered throughout. The east
drift has advanced fifteen feet and
is out 424 feet from No. 2 shaft. The
face is in low grade ore. The regu-
lar amount of shipping ore is being
produced from the stope west of the
shaft and the ledge remains un-
changed. The slopes 100 feet east
of the shaft are working on a vein
from two to four feet wide and
which carries good ore.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
Publicity Movement
just Launched

Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday at the county clerks Of
flee of the Desert Securities company.
incorporated. The incorporators are
j.. w. Stewart, William ]. Bell, S. r.
Moore, Thomas Lindsay, H. C.
Schmidt, G. H. Mace, and II. D. Dan
forth. The main office of the COM
pany is named as Tonopah.
CAPITAL 100000.
The company is capitalized at
100000, 1926, 600 of which is pre-
ferred Z per cent stock, the balance,
$4,000, being common stock.
Shares are 81 each.
The Desert Securities company is
organized for the purpose of exploit
ing and developing. mining, agricul-
tural and timber properties of the
great west. This company has de-
yeloped a system of promotion that
viii furnish the investor with a high
class of securities, end it has devised
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
TONoPAH MINING.

The total amount Of work done by
the Tonopah Mining during the week
amounted to 491 feet. or this 2o4
ieet was done in the Silver Top,
247h feet in the Mizpah and thirty
nine and one-half feet in the Red
Plume. The work of casing the dia-
mond drill hole has been completed
and sinking was commenced Thurs
day.
In the westerly workings of the
z4O level of the Silver Top, the
veins seem to go up against the Bur
70 fault and in the east drift the
iedge is somewhat broken and shows
a tendency to dip to the south. There
Is no change in the appearance of
the slopes, however.
On the 240 level Of the Mizpah
they have started raising along the
mlzpah fault in he easterly work
ings and also in the easterly work
'"so vi q parallel vein which carries
sood milling values.
On the third level the crosscut
south from the westerly workings
nas cut three or four feet of ore
mat seems to run parallel with the
oiu workings. They are now pros
pecting to a great extent and devel-
opment work will be carried on to
discover the extent of this vein.
another Wine has been started on
me NTH level to connect with a raise
rom the next lower level. This
wihze is being sunk on a vein of low
grade ore.
IN the west end of the sixth level
u crosscut has been started north on
"ucouAt of the way the fault has
come in.
me work of cutting out for the
pump station, which will be installed
vi 'he 1900 level, is now under way
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23

where the bullet entered and the
exit was discovered to be in the back
of the head.
In the pockets Of the clothing
worn was found 35 cents and a
knife with the name of Willis c.
Mcclure, Salem, Oregon. The cloth
ing was new with the exception Of
a second pair of overalls, which
showed signs of wear. The body was
dressed in overalls, corduroy coat,
new black shoes and a white hat
and new underclothes. Deceased
had evidently committed the act
about five days ago for the body had
started to turn black. A portion of
the face had been eaten by the coy
otes. He was evidently about thirty
five years of age, had red hair and
a sandy mustache and weighed about
$50 pounds. His occupation is
thought to have been either a team
ster or miner.
There are two brothers living in
Round Mountain by the name of
MCGUIRE, and the of one of
them Is Willis, and his description
TALES with that of the dead man.
When the fact was learned last even
ing it was too late to secure tele-
phonic communication with the
northern camp, as the office there
had closed for the night.
The only theory as to the cause of
the deed is that the dead man had
been on a spree and after spending
his money was unable to secure
employment and became discourage
ed, seeked out a lonely spot and end
ed his existence. Several people had
seen him around this city, but none
can be found who knew him. The
local authorities are hard at work
and it is expected that they will Sc
cure some information as to who the
party is, today. The inquest will be
held this morning.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
Shooting SCrape
at Golden Arrow

A shooting scrape occurred in the
Golden Arrow district Thursday
morning, and of which but meagre
details are procurable, owing pri-
marily to the fact that there appears
to be no eyewitness of the affair
and that Frank Hall, the victim Of
the shooting. was shot through the
neck in such manner that he is un-
able to talk. He is now in the Min
ers' hospital. Not only was he shot
through the base of the neck. but
his a%ssailant, Herbert Conway, beat
him over the head with the butt of
a heavy revolver, f~racturing his
skull. Hall is in a critical condition.
He was brought to town last e
ing by a man named Blewitt, but the
latter will say nothing OF the Shoots
ing, evidently not DESTROYS of max
ing any statements until on the wit
ness stand. Conway, as alleged by
Blewett, is en- route to town and will
turn himself over L the officers to-
day.
Hall and Conway are prospectors
who have holdings In the Golden Ar
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
Body of SiCide
Found on Desert

The body of an unknown man was
found yesterday on the desert about
four miles southwest of town by
John Mclaughlin, a miner employed
at the Mizpah mine. Mclaughlin
was out hunting rabbit, when he was
attracted to where the body lay by
the unusual actions OF his dog. Be-
side the body was a 45-calibre MIS-
tol containing an empty shell and
two loaded cartridges. Mclaughlin
brought the pistol back to town with
him and notified the authorities.
Chief Malley, with several others.
to the spot and brought in the
BODY and took it to the morgle. An
investigation disclosed the fact that
IL was a case of suicide, for a
wound was found in the mouth.
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row district, and there is, no record
that there has been bad blood be-
tween the two men insofar as the
Bonanza could ascertain last evening.
Blewett says that he went to Halls
cabin after hearing OF the shooting,
and found him in a bad condition.
The few men who are working in the
Golden Arrow section were consulted
and it was at first decided to have a
physician come to that camp to at
tend to the injured man, but it was
later seen that the best thing was to
bring Hall to town. One of the pc
culiar phases of the shooting is that
Hall was shot with his W pistol.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-01-23
Leasing Fever
RACES a Pioneer

RHYOLITE, Jan. 21.-The leasing
fever is epidemic at Pioneer. Fully
thirty applications for leases have
been received by the several COM
panies controlled by R. F. Tobin and
j. X. Bryan, including the Bullfrog
Pioneer Gold Mines company, the
North Extension company, the Los
Angeles Bullfrog Gold Mining com
pany, the X. X, and the Valley View.
Perhaps one-half of the applications
will be considered favorably by these
parties, the plan being to grant
leases to responsible parties only.
1t is predicted that within a short
time a large number Of leasing out
hts will be at work all around the
Pioneer strike, and it is likely that
leases will be given ON other prop
critics than those noted above.
Brodie and Bonham have started
work on the Bimetallic No. 1 claim
Of the Pioneer estate. and are sink
ing a shaft on a very promising gold
showing.
Ed Hekelrath has started work on
the lease granted to himself, Charles
Ryan and John A Moffat. This lease
is on the Bluff claim of the Valley
View estate
Prospect work on the X. K. claim
shows values of $500 in gold, and it
is likely that this ground will be
worked by l~easers.
f. S, Giles, general manager for
the Puritan company, has two appli-
cations for leases, both of which will
probably be granted.
Rhyolite parties have asked for a
lease on the jolly Jane claim, which
Joins the Jim Dandy on the north,
and they are ready to start work as
as the lease is signed.
The Los Angeles Bullfrog com
pany, which owns some close-in
ground near the Pioneer, has receiv-
three applications for leases,
which will be acted upon shortly.