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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONFERENCE
Gem County Association Holds In
structive Meeting Elected

The Gem county organization move
ment is spreading. The latest Gem
county infant is the Sunday School
association, which was born Sunday.
The meeting incident to the new or
ganization was held in the Baptist
church and was presided over by H.
w. Hollar, the president of the En-
NETT Sunday school district. The
Idaho state convention was well rep
resented by competent workers, who,
with our local representatives, held
most interesting convention. Those
outside of Gem county who conducted
conferences and delivered addresses
were: Mrs. L. M. Ormsby of Boise,
state secretary; DR.. H. M. Holverson
of Boise, state superintendent of
teacher training, and Mrs. H. ]. Cort-
ner of Payette, temperance superin-
tendent. Both the afternoon and ev-
ening sessions were largely attended
and much appreciated by all.
The following officers were elected:
E. C. Rundstrom, president; A. D.
Stanton of Montour, first vice presi-
dent; Rev. S. M. Hunter, second vice
president; Mrs. P. w. Polly, secre-
tary; R. B. Shaw, treasurer.
Superintendents: Adult and teach
er training, H. w. Hollar; elementary,
Mrs. Andrew Little; Teen age and
junior department, Rev. A. H. Seward
of Sweet; temperance, Mrs. F. j. Ed
wards; Missionary, George Ewing;
Letha; home department and vista
ton, Rev. C. A. Quinn.
Monday morning conference of
state workers and officers was held
at which plans for the work were dis
cussed and an aggressive movement
to inaugurate more efficient Sunday
school work determined upon. The
officers of the county association de-
sire to help the schools of Gem coun-
ty so far as they are able and will be
glad to be of service. Call on them.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
MILITIA COMPANY MUS.
TERED IN
Company M, Second Regiment,
I. N. G., Has Membership
of 53-Officers Chosen

Company M, Second regiment, Ida
no National Guard, was organized
Monday evening, with membership
of So men. Lieutenant Max B. CARRIER,
u. S. A., instructor of the Second
regiment, swore the recruits in and
gave them instruction in the rudi-
mentals of military tactics and
range work. The officers selected are:
Lee o. Miles, captain; Harry Murphy,
first lieutenant; Dave MCGOWAN, Sc
second lieutenant; DR.. b. o. Clark,
lieutenant in the medical corps.
The company was mustered in Fri
day evening, after opportunity was
given all Friday afternoon for enlist
ment. There were present from Boise
Ajutant General Crow, Major
Woodson Jeffreys, Major Tukey, Cap
tain E. G. Davis, Captain Pittenger,
Sergeant Bowling, Sergeant Ayers Of
Company H.; R. H. Childs, secretary
of the Boise Commercial club, and
Lieutenant Max B. CARRIER, ,aU. S. A.
From Payette the following officers
attended: Major L.V. Patch, Major H.
T. Lewis, Captain j. B. Burns, Cap
tain R. L. Shaw, Captain A. Koess-
ner, Captain o. H. Avery, Lieuten-
ant j. E. Crouch, Commissary SER
geant Hartung and Sergeant Dean of
Company l.
Odd Fellows hall has been leased for
an armory, drills will be held every
Tuesday evening, beginning promptly
at s o'clock. A full equipment for
the company arrived Tuesday. 1t con-
sists of Springfield rifles, ammunition,
uniforms, tents, mess kits, blankets,
lockers, targets for rifle practice, etc.
The armory will be fitted up with the
lockers and will be made attractive
with decorations of national colors.
Rifle practice will begin at once,
the company having entered the state
competitive shooting tournament, and
the first shoot will be held Sunday
forenoon. The range selected is at
Sand Hollow, southeast of town. The
range will be 200, 300, 500 and 600
yards, and the prizes to be contested
for are $100 for best individual re-
cord, $50 for second, $25 for third
and $40 for fourth. Every company
in the state will take part in the
contest.
Applications for membership are
coming in every day and it is expect
ed that the enlistment will reach the
required number of 70 by the next
meeting.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
DIED

After an illness of only two weeks
with paralysis and Bright's disease,
Mrs. Marie Kerlaouezo died Friday at
her home in Degan addition, sur
rounded by her three sons, Almond
Raymond and Yvonne, who were sum-
moned from their homes in Montana
The body was taken to Phillipsburg,
Mont, on Saturday, for burial. Mrs.
Karalouezo was born in France AZ
years ago. She had been a resi-
dent of Emmett about four years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
MILL FOR NELLIE MINE
Will Be Ready for Operation by De-
cember l

The 10-stamp mill being installed
at the Nellie mine three miles west
of Horseshoe Bend will be completed
and ready for operation by December
1.
The ore vein in this mine is five
feet thick and carry values of S20
per ton, free milling ore. Four tun-
nels have been dug in the upper work
ings, one rs feet long, one 135 feet
and the other E30 feet. 4 wagon
To Employ Another Teacher
Owing to the crowded condition of
the Third and Fourth grades in the
Wardwel building, the school board
at its meeting Monday night decided
to employ another teacher to take
care of the overflow. Mrs. Blackler,
teacher of the Third grade, has 30
pupils and the Fourth grade teacher
has almost the same number. The
enrolment of the schools this year is
about 100 more than last year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11

county of which Emmett is the coun-
ty seat. The paper is overhowing
with interesting reading and helpful
information, and is geographically
a beauty Brother Skinner is one of
Idaho's best country newspaper men,
and the Index is always full of good
reading, but the Gem county Special"
was far ahead of any efforts of his in
the past and is deserving of praise.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
IDAHO CROPS BOUNTIFUL
Wheat Production Nearly II Million
Bushels-Apples $4,000 Barrels

A summary of preliminary esti-
mates of crop production, and prices
for the state of Idaho and for the
United States, has been complied by
the bureau of crop estimates and
transmitted through the weather
bureau, United States department of
agriculture. The figures for Idaho
follow:
Wheat-Estimate this year, 49,
914,000 bushels; final estimate last
year, 14,362,O00; price, Nov. l, to
producers, 79 cents per bushel; year
ago, IA cents.
Oats-Estimate this year, 1884,
600 bushel; final estimate last year,
IA, ,60s,O 900; price, Nov. to producers,
"a cents per bushel; year ago, 33
cents.
Barley-Estimate this year, T.
926,0O0 bushels; final estimate last
year, 7,O9O,OOO; price Nov. to pro-
ducers, SIC per bushel; year ago, 40
cents.
Potatoes-Estimate this year. -.
bushels; final estimate last year, s.
27O, 900; price, Nov. l, to producers,
43 cents per bushel; year ago, AZ
cents.
Apples-Estimate this year, $751;
600 barrels; final estimate last year,
567, 900; price, Oct. is to producers,
80 cents per bushel; year ago, n
cents.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Dog Had Rabies

County Health Officer B. o. Clark
has received tie report of the state
bacteriologist of the examination
made of the heed of the Whiteside
dog which was killed last week. The
report says the dog was affected with
rabies. Accordingly, Sheriff Nicholas
will continue his warfare upon un-
muzzled dogs with greater vigor, and
will shoot every dog running loose
without a muzzle on sight.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Hand Injured

Frank Moulton was in town Mon
day from Brownlee to have badly
injured hand treated. While doing car
penter work on the Yungbar ranch,
a chisel he was using got caught in a
pulley and inflicted severe cuts on the
two first fingers of his right hands.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Fine Ranch Home

R. F. holland, one of the old set
tiers of the Montour country, is build
ing a fine eight-room modern dwell
ing on his ranch about mile south
east of Montour. The house will
have two roomy porches, system of
waterworks, bath and electric lights,
and will cost $4,000.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Coal Rates Reduced

With the filling of new coal rates by
the Oregon Short Line Wednesday
with the public utilities commission,
to become effective December 1S,
shippers from Wyoming points Will
be benefited by reduction of.50 cents
ton on nut coal and rs cents per ton
on slack coal. Another important
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Back in Sheep Business

J. NJ. Johnson is back in the sheep
business. On his Bissell creek ranch
he is feeding a band, and will fatten
them for market. A well has just
been completed above the Canyon
canal and strong flow of water
secured at depth of IA feet.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
BORN

On Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Bishop, a daughter
On Sunday, to Mrs. and Mrs. Will
Beutler, a son.
On Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Sillivan, a daughter. The Sillivans
live on the ]. P. Clifford ranch be-
tween Letha and Falk.
News was received here this week
of the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rolla Myers of Horseshoe Bend,
at the mothers home in Albany, Ore.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
State Road Through Emmett

The building of this road will mean
a state highway from Boise to En-
NETT and thence up the river to
Banks, where the bridge across the
river is located. The road will also
continue up the North Fork to Pay
cite lakes
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Hand Cut Badly

Albert Hart, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Hart, had the misfortune to cut
the back of one of his hands severely
Saturday while butchering hog.
Several tendons of his fingers were
severed and the wound had to be
sewed together.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
A Splendid Number

The first number of the lecture
course, given last night by the Oxford
company, was crafty enjoyed, especi-
ally the second part of the program,
which was the rendition of the comic
opera "Mikado. This number alone
was worth the price of the entire
course. The audience filled the
Methodist church.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Fine Head of Horns

John Liechty has presented to The
Index a head of a buck sheep with
fine head of horns. The head was
found in the hills north of the bench.
The horns are large and of perfect
proportions.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Buying Turkeys.

Henry Goul is contracting turkeys
for the Thanksgiving and Christmas
trade. He is buying for Salt Lake
and Butte firms and is paying Is
cents pound. He will buy about
5000 for Thanksgiving and 1000 or
5000 for Christmas.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Discontinue Work on Sidewalk

Owing to the frosty nights, the
sidewalk contractors, McComsey &
Lathrop, have discontinued work un-
til spring. AS very many of the board
walks in the district have been torn
out, considerable inconvenience will
be occasioned this winter during the
rainy season.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Orchard Company Improvements

Berry & Campbell have just COM
pleted for the Idaho Orchards Com
pany a two-room addition and front
porch to the house on the west tract.
A barn has also been built. Walter
Smith lives on the place.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11

road nearly mile long, extending
from the mine to the mill has just
been completed. A force of 25 men
will be put to work in the mine next
week. M. E. Hopkins, the manager,
says the property is now on paying
basis, after an expenditure of 100000.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11

The only other business transacted
yesterday was to rescind the widows
tax exemption of Mrs. Edison Bishop,
whose husband, it was learned, is
still living.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Coming Back to Idaho

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Baxla, who a
year ago moved to Colorado, are
homesick for good old Emmett and
are making preparations to come
back, according to their son-in-law,
Bob McElfresh.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Field Trial at Caldwell

Shad Field, the slayer of the Ward
brothers in Long valley, will have his
trisl in Caldwell. The case is set for
November %.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
Thanks

The Weiser Signal says of the
special edition: Brother Skinner has
issued a very creditable issue of the
Emmett Index featuring the new Gem
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11
BUYS New Car

DR.. H. H. Prestel this week bought
from H. C. Wilson a new Ford car
of the latest model, which was deliv-
cred to him Tuesday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11

Herbert Haylor returned Saturday
from a hunting trip near Knox. He
brought back two deer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Alonzo Heap of Letha and
Jessie Z. Schall of Ontario.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-11

Phoenix paints and oils at Reilly's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07
FOLLETIN No. T3
iQUO VADIS?
ENRIQUE SlENHIEWICZ

Q nJigaaaa consiGo misma. p2s5 II
nc-he -lo.ando.
Viric.a. en- cambio. sc habia vue,-
to tar sufrid5 como 81 hubiera he
clio veto de ~pocieucia: cUando sentia
un arreba,) De c6lera o de orgulio,
10 rcp-imia er&rgicamence : dirigia
a IN ioven una mirada de alarma,
~eveIadora del tenor de ofeEderla.
Eunca hasta entonces habia poGj-
dc adcGirir Ligia n seguridad tan
ab.olu-a de cue era profundamente
aEada; ' al sentirse objeto de tan
viyo afecto, Sc considerable dichosa '
cu,pabIe 4 Il vez.
Vinicio tambiGn eStaba muy varia-
dc: en- suS Conversations con GlaU-
60, no predominant "a Ia soberbia;
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scres humanos eI pobre medico eScla-
yc. Ia mujar extranjera. Ia vieja Mi
riam. que Se desvivia por cuidarle, :
Cr.spo, Gue paSaba Ia eXistencia en-
go,fado en- u o~raciones. Y por
mas que este orden de ideas le
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07

IladaS que las lcmaS rcliclOneS. \
! Su mOdo de Yer. 10 mlSmO los roma
nos que los dcmaS hOmbreS pOdian
ser maIGS: pcro este no GUERRA
,lrcir que lambiGn 10 fuera cl Orden
he coSaS cStablecido. que. por Ell
! contrariO. era buenO y no debia
! Sufrir transformation alEuna. 81
81 Cesar fucra hOmbrc de bien a
carta cabal Y el SenadO cS!uvlera
rOmpueslO de ciudadanOS como
Trisras. Y no de insigniflcantes IL
beriinOS. & que mas 50 pOdia apate-
Ger? NADIA: Ia supremacia de Roma
V Ia paz interior eran beneficioSaS
para iOdoS. Y justa Y appropriate la
distinction de classes entire los hon.
bres. La religion criStiana vendria
a deStruir. en- cOnceplO del JOvcn,
TODD Ordcn, ,oda supremacia, t0da
distinction. Y ]cnIonceS, ca que que
daria reducido el poder de Roma?
cDejarian los rOmanOS de gOber-
mar 0 iendrian Que recOnocer CO.
mo iguales a las barbaras naciOnes
cOnquiStadas y uncidas a Su ca
rro? EstO no lie cabia en- la cabe-
"a al conturDado patricia.
pOr 10 que a 81 perSOnalmAnte
le atania, la religion del Crucificado
eslaba en- alberta OpOsici6n con
sus ideas Y costumbres. con ST. ca
racter y o ell conceptO que te-
MIA de Ia vida. GC6mo, pues,
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los paSados acOntecimirniOS Y re-
SurgicndO las ideas que habian agi-
ladO SUI ccrcbrO drSdr In nOC.ie del
0S!riamum: Y cuanlO mas pensaba
Ell clio, mas Y mas le asombraha FL
SubrrhumanU pOder de aquclia rcli-
zion que lranSfGlma3Ja radical
mcntc el alma de- los hOmbreS.
COmprendia que cncerraba algO
eXtraOrdinariO Y nunca cOnOci0 So
bre FL haz de Ia TERRA. Y que 81 Sc
difundicra pOr el Orbe. llevandO a
Ia rOncienria de Ia humanidai
sus mdXim&S de amor Y de caridad.
traerian a Ia pOSlre. on diaS ma u
menos remotOs. una era como Ia
Icgcndaria en- que no rc%ia cl mum
10 Jupiter. SlnO SaturnO.
Va no So atrevia NiniciO 4 dudar
del origcn, SUPERNATURAL de CristQ
nj de ST. resurrection: hOmbreS que
no mcmillan aSeguraban cue fueron
teStig0s preSenciales del milagro, y
era insenSatO SupOner que relataran
successes que 10 habiaE ocurridO.
Ademds. Ell e~XcdpticO tribune p0dia
dudar de los doses. pero no de los
milagroS. Estaba. pues. ante I'm
maraviIlOSO enigma, con cuya So
luci6n no alinaba.
1pOr otra parte. Ia religion del
Crucificado Ie parecia incompati-
bic con Ell Orden de cOsas existent
les. im"nraclicahle V mis- drscabe-
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vivir. 81 Iii dia So dccidicra n ad-
mitirla Y prOfesarla? La temla y
la admiraba: perO solo de- pensar
en- aceptarla So eSIremccia. Cuhndo
refleyionaba que eSa religion err
cl inicO obsticulO que lie Separaba
de Ligia. la abOrrecia cOn tOdaS las
reras del alma; perO tamblen Sc
veia obiigadO a recOnOcer que esa
misma religion Il habia dadO al
alma de la lonGeIIa Ia ineXplicabic
Y eytraordinaria belleza que Il ti
lie Subyugaba y que lie infundia en-
ei cOraz6n cl respeto que ponia
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dlendO que Re era forzOso amarle
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medic nj indiferencia possible. Fluc
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10 de ideas Y de seItimientos. sin
saber que partido tomar. Y acabd
ba por inclinar la cabeza ante csc
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CORRESPONDENCE para Ia PRENSA.

para L.
MADRID. Oriubrr 22.-El senior Al
varO lie Figurroa. Condo de Roma
noneS. Ina IlrgadO 4 eSta cludad,
procrdeate de G]uadalajara y como
Ia Sifuari6n pOlilica estd caIdeada,
ha sido visilado embellishments por
mtiltipiaS amigos lie 81 credo. con
GuirnnS Ina conference.-the.
Los periudiStaS tambi"n han csta-
Ito TN Ia Residential del Condo. de-
SeosoS dr cir de- suS lah!0s autorl-
Zados. o~DinioncS Sobrr Ia actual
Siluari6n. V 81 Condo. Il hlen a!
princtnio hubo Gr moStrarse muy
rrservado. al cabn diio. lu" ~ su
opinion 81 senior Dalo. allies de
aDrir el parlam"ato hara Ia crisis
parcial. porque harrria I"iaI re-
sulIaria pnligroSo.
* ae opinion rl Con.ie Roma
noneS. iambian. lie lue no Srra lie
yado nj Gabinelr al senior Sanchez
Tora nr-siJrnfr del Srnado Y per
sopaliiad my saIirnte De los con-
..rv,dnr.s nj l2mnorn cree uur
=, farm. 81 senior Dalo I'm Gahilrlc
;,,,.,.5io ,..ourapdo me los par-
HJcs nori.jrns no drbrn trnrr mu-
rho. irr.,, Dnr> asi no purdrn rXis-
.Iir nor lanl,,. Ia -ran ri=ura de
-, Ia, 'T,.., -.rrIiI"i rr 81 S-D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07

Ia parada de toda claSc de- cocheS q
vrhiculo> de paSro y 50 impcdlra
que 81 atravir>r Ia Gale Ell Iu-a-
res que no parlaa De las cSQuinaS.
Sc cbligari a los durnos de auto
movies que no circulen FL ningu-
ma Gale con SuS mucblc>. drSputS
que So ha hecho de noche. sin que
iengan cncrndiiaS >uS farOlaS.
ESaS son las principles preven-
clones ~ordenadaS por 81 Jefe de la
pOlicia, senior Lancaster, aver pOr
la manana. las que trndran Que ser
obcdecidas por aquGlIos a quiencs
correspondent. a riesgo de ser arreS-
tad0S y sufrir Ia pena a que So ha-
yam lIrchO acreedOres.
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Bsrnardino NJ. Cara.

lyi>c a mis- c%IirntrS Y favorecedoreS gar
81 HUGEL AURORA - j~ra>Iai1 nj HOTEL
N!CTG1Ii. r&.!r> Houston santa Rosa
Emtratl II Nplri, IL santa GT-a-
~ rcataH cEartoS aalucbladaS con duN
c4ua> par - rrHlaI0>: para dos prr>onaS
- crEisAu> y para uua persona - rrntalo>.
Visitenos Y sera bien rscioido.
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Sc NECES;TAN MINEROS-Mina dc S pies
de carbon, buen trabajO, NINA SEGA, casas
cont0rtablas. buena aqua Y escuela pliblica.
No pagaInOs iranspOria. Trabajo SECURE.
Tomen Ell rerroCarril Missouri. Kansas 4
Texas. Independence Mining Company. Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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DAMOS EN- PERNUTA tres cXplGndiGaS fin
caS rn eSia ciudad. con valOr de- $4,000
t0rOt. pOr rancho gana,icrO en- T1mauiiraS.
Nurvo Leon q COahuila. que icnga meIUras,
Y los precIOS que sean reZanODleS. !. e.
DAUCHY Y GA, 800 EdifiCiO Brady. san
Antonio. Tex. li-S)
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VESDD una prenSa. narCa "BptierS.' quar-
10 de : rU:uInliS, con >u< rollers. ctr.. "a
rdnii2ad2 P"rrertI rOndici0n. en- bOdrEa d.
eSta riuGad. COntad0 - pilZOS i persona
responsible. DiriianSc Il Emilia Flores,
Frost Nall. Bank Bldg. san Antonio. T"N.
DIS
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NlCiNIiENTnS.

En- 81 nimrro Oh de- Ia Gale Sur
Laredo. I'm niHo def malrimonio \.
BaIycrdr.
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GpORTUNIDAD-Sc vende pOr tener que sa-
lir. un General Merchandise SiOrr'' en-
un pcUuc!O Pueblo. NuevO- Mexico; negociO
bUcnO Y productive. rutcahO de ranches Y
mineraleS. CUn brillinic eNpeciativa. ''El@-
plant Buir.' principal clienicli meNicana;
capital ncceSario aproyimadameEtc. $4,000.
DiriianSr 4 Ernest Tiintzc, =. -. BoN III,
RincOl. New McyIrn. ii-i3l
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OuIERE listed GANATiSE IN BUEN SI'EI.-
NO MfN~uiLMENTE? Mandr Boz para
mueSIraS " inS!rUcriOncS 4 GtiiClA'S IA
I.UlnFE co. Sultrilam0S aScnicS para Ia
v"rta dc @>tr IrtlcIln. &C :. Fri0 -. san
Anl0liu. Tex. lf2-Gl
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RESTAURANT CONCORDlA-Casa de hOSp"-
dale. Sc dan aSiSIcnriaS p0r Semana o por
mes. Sc reEtan CuaTtuS amuebladOS pOr
>CmGna - por mes. lre,ioS r1ZOnablcS.
TOmaSa Nda. de NaIqucZ. Prop. Tel. ME-
70 $40. III :. Laredo ST., san antonio,
Texas.
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Deseo muchacha que ayude en- ia
Gil trabajo de casa. Pocas preten-
stones. Dirijanse a San Pedro Ave.
119. (dc-1l-).
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81 En- So PUEBLO no nay ayenIe de La
PRENSh deGiCueSe listed 8 v:nderla = 10
%produci-a magririca uillidad. Escrfban0s
7 le daremos nnestras condolences para
los aSentes.
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SECURES Y ACCIONES, Sc Ompran y Sc
vcnden. de cOrporarion"S lcgiilmas. Soil
citamOS correspondence. Lame o cscribl:
C~allawey-Dwcns Co.. 70i Gunter Bldg, san
Antonio, Tex. ii-i
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VENlO-"I.a E>'rclla.'' Rarherfa acrrdita-
la, en- bucnaS rOndi"lOncS. 0cI!rra para IN
rGrIneS 4 .imad0 q. Hernandez. .i5 DOlo-
rosa St. CIULad. ii-SJ
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ST NENpE bGraio. cabaliO Y express ron
c2pacctc. lnr0rman sol South Pinto -.
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