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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-06-25
NO NADIA

Por nis r~aloies. 81 no representan 10 que ofrCzeo,
Rcfoies d. aro ReIlenado. tgoldfcTD dc "a q~uilates
con Ia mcior maquinaria. Raranttzadns Dor 20 amos.
GLe listed G,bc pagan er otros lueaTes 4 5000 los
yendo n p-erics barausfmos en- $3.50 Dagaderos en-
rrsr=UalidaGcs. Como Gnico reprcaeatante en- este
pals Ge unr cc.Gbrc fGbrica de rl!ojes de Suiza. y
SIN los grauacs gastos cue tienon otros estableci-
n.eutos. pueio veDderTa precios eXcepcionsIes.
Maude solamcutr un dollar como garantia Dc su
buc0a voIuatad y honrl1ez y rcribira inmeiiuta-
nentc, para So cxamen. uno de estes r~eloies. 81 no
!e convene To ievuelvsy rariblra 4 vuclta de CO.
rreo ~ l5.a: &c dep6si-o. s lie gusta. lie retiene y
paEa 500 Jos Primeros g ness 60 c~entavos men,
sua.eg los ere mescs rgstaHres. Despues del pago
de Ia aUvgaa Quota Sc Ie enyia-a LIBRE DE TODD
casio Y AESCLuTANrNTE GRATIS. UNA
LEONTIEa ~ OhO RELLENADO (goIaRueI.)
y despula DEL page j. Ia quota final. ;anbien re
lie maada=a u EECtLO CN &AGNIFICO AMI
LILO DE GRO RELLENADO.
Olga en- 81 garta 81 De .ca u raloj para caballero
o sonora, &c dos tapas oSoa horario visiblc.
Drrjaaaea T. p. DAI-l, Washington. c. Z2o
@. Street Dep. =.
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iEs listed suscriptor de
ia Prensa"?

81 10 es, lie rogamos encareci-
damente que haga propaganda
de nuestro p~eri6dico entire tOdos
sus amigos y conocidos.
ST no 10 es, suscribase cuanto
antes, para que asi contribuya al
sostenimiento de IN periodicO
verdaderamente independents,
cue no recibe subYenci6n de ma
die, cue no tiene nj tendra COM
promises con ninguna facci6n po-
Utica, y cue esta considerable CO.
mo genuinamente meXicano y no
como convenencierO.
LA PRENSA debe If a todos
los hogares mexicanos; por LA
PRENSA conocera listed la YER
dad de 10 que pasa en- nuestra pa
tria; LA PRENSA no recibe d.
nero para enganar al pdblico a.
dulterandO Ia realidad.
Por 10 tanto, listed debe susCri-
birse a LA PRENSA. La sus-
cripci6n tor ano cuesta soIamen-
te IN PESO.
Ningun peri6dico le dara q Us
ted tantas Y tan interesantes no.
ticias como LA PRENSA, pOr
tan POGO dinerO.
La direction para pedir ia su5-
cripci6n es 6sta:-SR. IGNACIo
E. LoZANO.-607 DoLORosA ST.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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Huerta.


ALSuno' 'iaJeios que pIoDeuGii
1S' Ue LaE.e
raSs' 1eAas' Il IuiieS uIIlilio' ul-
cen que 'Iii', d ID caDeZa ue Su
humefoSo eJefc!Io' eSla fesueiIo
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Ell desIinde rev0lucionario.

mento, 81 es que no ha llegado
va, de desiindar los camposQ que
irremisiblemente tienen que divi-
dir a los revolucionarios del Nor
te, que hace mas de I'm ano vie
men luchando unidos para derro-
car al General Huerta del Poder
Supreme de Ia Repdblica.
La Inca divisoria cuyos contOr-
nos Sc han venido a~centuando
desde hace algunos meses, en-
pieza a engrosar Y a sUbir de CO.
lor, con Ia Ultima y enGrgica pin
celada que ACADIA de dar Villa,
con su disgusto personal con Ca
rranza, por haber nombrado q
Natera Comandante en- jefe de
Ia division central del ej5rcito
constitucionali5ta, y cuyo nom
bramiento ha colocado al con
quistador' dc Torre6n en- un lu-
gar secundario, lastimando pro-
~fundamente su amor pr0pio 2 hi
riendo vivamente su SUSCEPTIBLE
dad de miIitur.
Pero 10 es esta Ia verdadera
causa que ha provocado csc rom
pimiento. sino IN preteXto que
ha venido a violentar Ia crisis es-
perada desde hace tempo, por
todos aquellos que han lido estu-
diando detenidamente Y sin apa-
sionamiento Ell curse las tenden-
cias de Ia actual revolution. Des-
de su principle Sc ha visyo clara
mente que de ella Sc destacaban
dos cabezas que siempre han que
.rido sobresaiir, por mas cue han
pretendido Ocuitar su animadVer-
sion Y sus ambiciones con nom
bres distintos. FL primerO, Ca
rranza, aunque adornandose a
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INFORMATION GRATIS.

GRAN MARAVLLA DEL SIGLO. GUIA SECRETA DEL EXITO. OPERA
CLONES M]fSTICAS, METAM0RFOSIS, HIPNOMAGNETISMo.
uLOS MISTERIOS DEL OCULTISMO REVELADOSm
Ucaqio cue Hd neyha para LsEEo goy aeymaru I'm poNenr bruant.
Sea I'd heeheO. hsanado@a ttOy peswa:r oNacI I'd igH"Tsd nO sc INCA en- los src
lei am Gsdnante que eoGrw.a dy epedo GHmute va sIHa I'd. mas Ve q haa
vaar q otwsa uavGs del eparu MAS VALE MANA QUE FUERZA.
Tdo para I'd: PODER AMOR FELlCIDAD YSUCESO. TanOh mGr como 81 bombue 10 am.
Cgmunune comroun ua fanquza EuIdo pmfundo seetn
81 I'd. sedHea oa paue no aEr responsible poTue HidHeci6n la cue ebe dgpt-ne uu
cqEgspo-3scs es sss@ss S I ZAMRaANC 20 Boz ua Et Worth Izzas
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menudo 10 han negado, ell publ
co Sc ha dado clara cueuta de sus
diferencies Y las comentan en- d.
ferentes tonos. Ese pUbiico ira
! creciendo de dia en- dia hasta
convertirse en- pueblo 0 en- pue-
bios, mexicano Y americana, que
acabaran pcr convencerse de cue
Ia revolution villista o carrancis-
ia, IS muy dlferente a la que I'M
clara Maderoe en- 1910.
NosotrOs, que nj 2hOra nj nun
ca hemos sido maderistas, p0rque
por principles scmos enemigos
de Ia guerra civil, o sea de las
contiendas armadas entire her.
manos de raza y de sargre, no
tenemos empacho en- ~confesar
cue Ia bandera que levant6 Ma,
dero 2l primer centenario de nues
ira Independence, amparaba u
ma buena cauSa y estaba s~Osteni-
da pOr TODD ell pueblo mexicano,
cue como IN solo h0mbre ocurri6
a 81 llamado para d~errocar un
regimen que q pesar de las mu-
chas cosas buenas cue lIev6 a ca
DO, So habia.hecho odioso pOr su
larga permanencia en- ell poder y
porque abusaba a menudO de SUI
pOsici6n por medic de la fuer2a
pero hay que confesar tambi6n
que entire ell Madero de Ia giorjo-
50 y ell ''Presidente Madero''
eXiste IN abismo immense, cuyas
profundidades Sc encargara de
sondear Ia historic, cuando los
animos Sc serenen y las pasiones
poIiticaS apaguen sus fuegos de
odio Y de venganza.
La revuelta yillisto-carrancis-
ia, amparada bajo Ia capa del
constucioHGiiSHo Y lleyaado en-
sus rojos estandartes la efgie de
Madero, que sigue siendo ell MIR
tr inocente de sus p~artidarlos y
amigos, lleva desde sus prinCi-
pios, como W muchas veces 10
hemos dicho desde las Columns
de este semanario. ell germen
morboso de su disoluci6n, en- su
propio seno. Esa division ha lido
minandO Su ORGANISING Y ramih-
e&ndose en- e comoUn cancer %.
litico que acabara por inyadir to.
do ell cuerpo social dc. nuestra pa.
tria, llenandol0 de pustulas que
haran Gatalmente inevitable una
dOlorosa amputaci0n, cuyo costo
sera quizas nuestra nacionatidad.
Va hemos paIpado Ia criminal in
diferencia con que han yisto los
leaders granIesy chicos de Ia re-
vuelta Ia JCupaci6n de EeraCruZ.
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Remarkable Progress
In Porto Rico,
Indicated by Report

NW y HEN our troops landed in Por.
wv to Rico in 1893 that island
y y was practically unknown to
the American public, and at
that time the most optimistic could not
ave anticipated the spontaneous do
velopment which has actually taken
place in the last fifteen years. This
development. Industrial, educational
and otherwise. is shown In an inter
esting volume issued by the bureau OF
insular affairs containing the reports
OF the governor and other officials for
the fiscal year 1913.
This report shows that since 1901 the
total external commerce of the island
has increased some fvefoId, in round
numbers the exports growing from
eight and a half to forty-nine millions.
the imports from less than nine to
nearly thirty-seven millions, while the
balance OF trade. adverse in 1901 by u
small amount. is now more than twelve
millions annually IN It's favor The is
land during the last year imported
American merchandise at the rute Of
more thnn 100000 for each working
day.
Although sugar amounted to morc
than half the total exports. or Sc.
Gl0,15 an increase made possible on,y
Hby the influx OF American capital aud
machinery, together with the excep
tionally favorable underlying condi
tions. more interest attaches 10 g.,
fact that Porto Rican coffee, of the ex
cellence Of which every native d proud
has shown II propOrtlonatc.y mere. rap
Id increase than sugar dTying the las,
five years. the exports for 1919 beiGa
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!IaEAe sCRHE IN SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO
SS.5lI.3iG. an increase of &c per cent
over the preceding year. Proof thar
the foundation OF diversified agricul.
ture hus been lnid Is. found in the in.
crease OF oranges. pineapples, grape
fruit and other fruit from total OF
Sl09S0l I'm 1901 to $a.3TTT,TGo in 1912
and $3.l2o.0f9 last year.
Ii Is stated that in 1873 there was
hut one building In the Islands espe-
chilly erected for school purposes. The
was but 10000. aud So per cent OF the
entire population was ,upable te read
or write. a million souls with this
high percentage OF illIteracy were
domiciled within 5000 square miles. ii
population more denseS tiiin sShat OF
any part OF the United Stntes. except
few manufacturing DISTRICTS.
Instead of one schoolhouse erected
for TINT purpose. - q are today 1O5
graded school buildings. many OF
which comnnre faror;ibly With tIe bet
ter class OF school huildlngs in the
cities OF the Unitet Stntes and 26l
SSiiuOi 4uG bCuOOl ell
rnilnlent hns incraS nd ta lfsI Zeks %. q .. nj!
the general percei S.,ge of. f.illiteracy has
been reduced to e per cent.
No less than i.,0,000 cases OF un,
cinarlasis thook ,rml have been treat.
ed, from whlci approximately 60.00o
complete cur >, have been effected.
Steady progn is being nude In i'm.
proving the ,.nerai health, as shown
in the decree In the death rate from
2l.O2, per th llsand during the previous
year t0 2..l.; - per thousand.
An impF pyement in the general ap.
pearance and sanitary conditions In
most of the municipalities Is evident.
while the development OF public works
Is apparent in better streets. water
supplies. sewer systems. bospitals ana
| otherwise.
rhe dnances of the Porto RIcan gov
ernment are reported to be in excel.
lent shalte. and rs practically 6il OF the
property tax goes to the support OF
MUNICIPAL governments and school
boartls the increase In assessed yalu.
atlnn from less than SS0Op0, GOO IN
1905 to Sl7D, D,2If .O23 In 1913 has great.
! ly Improved the tihnncial condition Of
+ thes Eariops towns Besides. the leg
islatnre has provided nieaua for nlu.
hlcipal loans, 50 that In addition to
the valuable local improvements made
in recent years. ahpI tions from ma.
nlcipaiIties for loans tor other public
works agGregating some four and d
haif millions are now under considcra.
tion.
The pabiic works uiidertaken By the
ihsrlar government haze resulted ii 4
FSsIem or modern highways totasine
9,ef0 kil6m4teFs alssl tis On irrigation
system which will make 10000 acres
OF semfarsd fertile land, esnong the
most prod scttya ana sfapoh sble in she
sslsha,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE ,

This office will be open to receive
return OF real and personal property
fort axation for the next fiscal year
from the frat ray OF January, 1914,
to the Goth day of February, follow
ing, inclusive. All real estate must
be returned this year. All transfers
of real estate must be specified in
the proper space for listing same on
return, to whom sold or from whom
bought. The township board OF as
ssssorsN are required by law to List for
all those that fail to make their own
return within the time prescribed.
Hence the difficulty OF delinquints
escaping the so per cent penalty, as
well as the frequency of errors re-
sulting from this practice. BY all
maanR make vnnr own raturns. and
thereby save expense and trouble.
Ex-Confederate soldiers are exempt
from poll tax. All other males be-
tween the ages OF 81 and 60 years,
except those incapable of learning q
support from being MANNED or from
any other cause, shall be deemed
taxable polls
For the convenience Of taxpayers
we will also have deputies to take re-
turns at the following places:
TISai00, Tuesday a. III, Jan. 6tin,
1914.
oromers Store. Tuesday =. m- Ian
9Th, 1914.
Townvilie. Wednesday, Jan. 7th,
1914.
Barnes, Tuesday, Jan. 1Sth,t 1914
Iva, Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 1914.
Starr, Thursday, Jan. 18th, 1919.
Honea Path, Monday, Tuesday, ) Jan an
1890, 1914. Half day st cotton mill
L. N. Martins store. wednesday, jan
21,.1914.
{ Peadleton, Thursday-Ffiday, Jan!
1924, 1914. Half day at cotton mill
Five Forks, Monday, Jan. 26th.
1914.
Autun. Wednesday. Jan. 2Sfh. 1914
Denver, Thursday, a. M, Jan. 29th
Sandy Springs. Thursday. .. M,
jan 2sth, 1914 4
Piercetown, FRIDAY, Jan. 30tn; I51f
Mt. Airy, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1914.
Shutdown Wednesday, Feb. 4th
1914. (
WAITS store. Friday. Feb. sth
Washington Store, Saturday. Fes
I 9TH, 1914. u, Is
Piedmont, Monday, Feb. o, 1914. $
, Pelzsr, Tuesday1W edresday, Feb
les11. 1914. One day at cotton mill
No. 4. !. s
Avilliamston, Thursday
i Frp.12 -13. One day at cotton min
Belton, Monday Tuesday, Fet. 16.
s1Ts 1914. One day at cotton mill.
All new school lines for new
eheoi districts must De In the. hands
of the auditor by the flrst Of April
no they can be listed in the right
scnoOI district
WINSTON SMITH,
Auditor Anderson County.
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FOR SALE

Forty-eight acres valuable farm land
situated within one mile OF the city
limits of Easley, s. c., near Alice cot
ton mills. This property has new
eight-roofa dwelling house. ample OUT
buildings and q good barn on it. The
adapted to truck farming. For pices
terms, etc, call on or write to Jos. z.
Leach, Attorney. Easley, s. C.
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NOTICE on rINAL sETTLEtfENT

Ali persons holding claims against
Ghe estate OF Ezekiel Harris, deceased,
are hereby Letified to present them
flf once. duly attested, and also all
PERSONS indebted to said estate will
, pso please settle same imme diately
! With the undersigned.
y Notice Is also given that will on
/ January 27th,. 1914, at IL o'clock q. m.
tpply to the probate Judge OF An
lelsdns GtSnnty for a final settlen3entf of
iaia estate md discharge from my
@ftlce as executor.
go n J. @. HARRIS and
- e - & fs.ts& @ - J.. j.. MAJOR,
t--2--4t. q Executors.
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sNO,.TIcE.

. a special eachers, examination will
De held at the court house Saturday,
IAN. II, 1914, beginning at 900 q. M
All teachers expecting to take the
;eachers examination are, expected TO
30 present at this time.
l-2-5t.- ]. B. FELTON,,
County Sunt. OF Education.
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FINE Farm FOE SALE.

Fine, farming lands for homes. Two
farms 100 acres and one of 200 acres.
Near Lebanon school and church.
Fresh lands and we'll improved. Good
terms and long time. You can buy
now, taking over rent contracts for
1914. or buy for fall OF 1914. See
Bob King or Ben F. Martin. 12-9-tf.
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NOTICE NO CREDITORss !.

ALI persons having claims against
the estate Of Mrs. Amanda GambelI,
deceased, are hereby Noticed TO pro-
sent them properly proven to the un%
deITtgned within the time ;sasssSif isS5is I
ny law and those, ndebted to make set
tlhment. rs Is So; s,
1-91Stp. j. N. GAAIBELIi. Admr.
z Piedmont S. q.
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sLIl]n]S|lH]AqV 0]H|SsV79
c tass4stzs @

Ad9ertisements9in This depart.
ment will be classified and run. q,
the following raatss: Is words OF
less, one time, 25c; thres times
for SOC; eight times for 81 100.
For m0rs than 2S words thesa
rates9Eih apply. IN
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Schedule Effective NAY a5tn, 1o1

Schedule Effective NAY 95th, 1918.
20 Grcsngi,lA and Bolton ..7:35 q. m.
% GresrFnNs and Belton. .11:5O q. m.
l5 Charleston, Columbia and
Belton, through sleeperto
Belton ..A-s..y... -. ..11:60 O, m.
IL Atlanta, Walhalla and
25 GreenVllle Ahd Bolton. .i:2o D. m.
10 Atlanta, Walhalla, AID
Premier Carrier OF this South.
Arrival and departure OF trains from
Anderson, s. c..
N. B. the following schedule figures
are published only as information and
are not guaranteed.
No. Arriving From Time
IN CONNECTION WITH BLUE RIDGE
RAILWAY.
Seneca. -. ;. ..6:52 p. m.
IL Charleston, Columbia and
Bolton. Through coach
from Columbia to Wal
halia -. -. ...s! .6:03 p. m.
LesgIaS Fer
AVikIIEH NHaHLQOS
20 Belton, Greenvilla :. ..7:40 q. m.
s2 Bolton and Greenville. !. $3.50 Q. m.
90 belton and Greenville ..2:25 D. m.
~ Belton, Charleston,
Grsenyille and Columbia $50 D. IT
IL Bolton, Columbia, Char
lesion and Greenville 1881 "a d
} Seneca, WalhalII and At
lanta -. ..s -. -. ..11:s. - !:
II seneca, WaInaIla through
coach from Colunltda ,t.Os D. Il;
No baggage will be haMdIt.. "
motor cara Nos. &C, 81, ~, -, %, q.
Connection IL 5BSiA-St ielton Ics
Southern trains an! e Seneca sor
trains to Atlanta ara be5ona. for
further infosm&si@a. apply ss daket
agents o. a..
s. C.
W. E. MCGEE. A. i. {. a Columbia,
g. G.. ~ e -, =,
Il: E. Cary. @. P, A, washington,
s; H. Harawiek. P. T. NJ. waah-
ingtop. D. C.
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FOR SALE--Farm, los acres, beauti
fully located near city, good dwell
ing, four tenant houses, two barns
gin house, land level and easy 0;
cultivation. at q price that Is E
bargain. Come TO see us quick of
y write. Burriss Realty COMPANY.
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'FoR So.

FOR SALE-House and lot where j
now live and vacant lot adjoining on
east, House has eight rooms and
Kitchen. buffers pantry, bath room.
electric lights and sewerage. Price
right, terms fight. L. 2. Norrycs.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-16

SALESMAN WANTED to look afte,
our interest in Anderson and ads
sion. Address The Harvey Oil CO..
Cleveland, o. 1-9&4t'
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I still hayesa lot OF good land in.
tracts to suit you. Prices varying
from ten dollars to tfirty-fye . per
acre. All we'll located. Write to me
at Mccormick, 8. C.
Joe F. Edmunds.
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WANTED no BUY-Win buy any
time, fat cattle, hogs anu calves
] have customers for and contract,
to furnish. I buy hides and tallow
The TaaGaT5 want MY hiIes.
121 w. Whitner St Phone 694or SOL!
h. ID. HENDERSON
At Lilly White Market.
The wholesale and abattoir man.
tf.
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FOR ShLE--I have some Iiice, large
white Wyandottes for sale. Write
for prices w. Thompson, Lown-
desyille. S. G. i2'2s-1mo.ip
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eee . 49,
WAN is,

GIRLS WANTED to sew. light work,
Will pay board while you are
!. learning, Anderson Overall Fac
tory. Anderson, s. c. 13-l2-2m
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PnnIIC RAI,E

& We viii sen at public auctioa at the
Anderson court house on Monday F.eb.
.ruary 2, at the usual time, one house
and lot In town OF BeIton, 3h estae sei
Mrs, NJ. J. GembelI. Purchaser. TO pay
extra for papers.-4R n. Keaton and
R. "A. KeAton. F,xecutnra.s II A-srh.
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FOX SALE

,EcR RENT One SIX room house on
sseich. kse. Apply 20 A.. 4. NFeich.
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sPgcIAL GINNINa NOTICE.

Beginning january sth, we will run
lnr gins only on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
't-s7st- WARMERS OIL MILL
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-16

Select seed Potatoe Irish, Cobler
and Red Bliss peck 40 cents; per
bag $3.50.
Plant Is carly III . january as i,ossihIe
REnATAE SMITH,
The saeasta Phone sei
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WANTED

50'heaa good mules, old, ana young;
within the'next ten days or two weeks.
Bring them TO The Fretwell company's
stables. G. w. sRADER
1J9-4t-tue. .&fri.
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BUSIFgE.S IS u CA. 81

s b =. Martin wiillbe IL Aadorsol On
Saturdays. Ehen writing, address
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-16

Mnyr's Wonderful Stca1ach Remedy can
really be termed tSopde1ul remedy and the
DEMENT'S thit II gives in many CT the most chronic
;asss OF stomach Trouble has spread it's fame
rom one end OF The country 10 the other. No
matter where yoll 3ivu-y You will find pcoDle y,bo
hays ave; suffered with Stomach. LIVER and Intes-
uHal Ailments, etc. and have been rcstorrd 10
health and arc loud Be their praise of this rom.
eSy There Is not a day but what one hears OF
the wonderful! results obtained from this remedy
and the benefits are entirely natural as Il acts
on the source and foundation of tliese ailments
removing the poisonous Catarrh and blt. accre.
tons, taking OUT the inflammation from the IN.
testinal tract and assists in repiering the same
antise2tic. Sufferers are urged TO try one dose
which alone should relieve your, suffering and
GGSonvlIlse YOU that hinyr's Wonderful Stomach
kennedy 5hould restore you to good health, Put
u TO test today-tir results will be revelation
TO YOU and you will rejoice over your Quick re.
eoveTy and once again know the. joys of living.
SeEd = ior booklet on Stomach Ailments 20 Geo.
II. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist. I SO Whiting ST., Chicago,
or better STILL obtain bottle from your drnaGia
Sold by Evans Pharmacy Co., prier.
sons Pharmacy, Bolton and all drug
gists.