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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31

There is q, structure which ev-
cry graduate from our school is
building, young and old, rich. and
poor, each one for himself. 1t
is called Character" and every
act of your lives is a. stone for
this str sct1ire.. # day by day
you are careful to build your
lives with pure, upright deeds,
at the end you will stand a fair
temple, honored by God and
man. But as one leak will sink
ship, and one flaw break a
chain, 50 one, mean dishonorable
act or word viii forever leaBe
its impress and work its einfu-
4ence on your character, Then
let TIE several dIeeds, unite to
form a day and one by one the
days GROW into noble years, and
the years as s-thegrsl pass
wall raise atBast q beantif44 edi-
tficer enduring foreBer toan Honr
praise, and you Vllb qqbherjshsMith
the utmost teqdle4nedsothe paaan7
or cries sRf X9Ag JscAq9l life noEhe
GID seho.Ql Jho4se,d the familiar
walks s8hogt- the pldaee. nthe, desk
upon which NQ1s9 Wn9tao sBAHr
name, all in4}eHhlE stirred saWay
IN Ille41niA memory sneEerlt2sbe f2Hg2t-
4rv1
tlt'zll'eyb i sidT toiaaoJ 5nsry sde
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31
9iAt-PnesattIna Truth. ID

Igim misunderstanding Truth.gns 30
The truthsi1ass great power when
it ds freeadheI truce end uressbtife false
is eyRG sehangingian ds.dAeay seldTs IS
it istthat , the trliee always orises tcS
adrffhaseses 4da and d Rethaw end prevails i
.ediTts
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31

noijisoqo1das esss4'oaitds5utsE 80
gsflsarg Jane lfXas takpn jtGifhqrch for
the fgst TINS By Der dmota 81 81 "a and she
became restless and her, mother said
70 her, Mary. you must be qpS or
they will put you out. and Mary Name
answered Indignantly, me wished
they would put me out.yiq Ti9al
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31
bob WHITE

A Good Thing For ChiIdren,v ,
+ oIsy s. Honey ard Tar is a particu-
larly good cold, cough and Group medi-
CINE sfpr yehiidreny hscangea II contains
hq 9biatesEer Habitfarming drugs.
The little colds" of summer, as well
as the long standing, deep seated
coughs, that hang on for months, are
E bandiSslh1ssd by its use 1.-The first dose
brings relief aln1d comfort 60 I'd a5
GRANT GRAHAM, ,Belington, W. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31

Orion Gall and Miss Jesj BE
Teter, of Belington, passed thru
hereSHaass
Mrs. Gal Moore, of Grafton, is
'here visiting her parents,
j. W=ACross was a visitor in
Elkins Sunday.
Mrs I. M.--GodWin attended
the County Sunday, School -ratley
at PhilipfJi. e - =
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31

I
ls 5g1}si3s u 6sIa 3u6 f5sag.ts
i4Jt iHa6qsT8eed rs1Ga-tdF'assgaa ~
svgaaas- o33d 1Adp49N 5a5 balo 6oa
the n3sasJA 9i6l6s 'sn5qd 81 sRi0ies gfi'-
cerysass'9 gs9e lsiiaogff ee8s3H2aaEvea
trend in tae4qoss,gsG 6liR ID eI5asa-
sRean ~ az rs dAatle}a 6s1la. sal yi9dQc
h&x3ba9ae oaqsai gs3are gsqaetsss o.
the s'naos emf morn ssHIa drmig3
country ha lost co~si 's~a L. ~
ceEtage o 59at-g7 0W- -,-9>y t.
~ 7eQB9 s1ssw 7uoy eys2
o ~ IA eeibs,I ii ed2j lljw
do7rdo
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31
~ MADOWVfLLE -
Rev Wolfogdn Of Belingtor

preached at Bethel. last Sunday.
night.
4 Mrs. Page Harris and daugh-
ter, Miss -Bernices of Randolph.
county, have been visiting rela-
tives' in this vicinity for some
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31

T-7FT-
for lthee;i for inIy power is made perfect
IN weakness.-II Cor. 1873
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31

y1tnuoo sdt o. ani4d blow sdi15s
gel 10 nelg beaoqo7q tnsbissgq sdi
.noismai
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-08-31

F. L. THOMPSON, Manager.
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The Little River news., 1916-01-29
CLUB WOMEN TO MEET
rrn raj ederatiOn of WOmens' Ciu ,s
 Will Be Held L',.; W eek in May.

Little Rock, Jan. 2S.-(Secial. J. Arkansas will be much in evidence in New York the last week in May, at which time the Biennial of the Gen. erhl Federation of Womens' Clubs vii be held in that city. Every club WI Iich is member of the general Feteration is entitled to a delegate, ant Arkansas is entitled to nine Til ad- dit9cn. At every club of the state, or neArly all. is member, Arkansas will he we'll represented, as Mrs. John Ike Moore. the state president for Ark aushs. is urging the clubs to appoint as delegates women who will agree to make the trip.
 According to information received by Mrs. Moore, New York will endea- vcr Ito put it's best foot forward this week. providing elaborate entertain mentt for the visitors. Headquarters have been arranged for at the Hotel Astolt, and the convention will be held in the, Armory. Sightseeing trips have been arranged to all points of inter- ests. iPnd the Arkansas women in New York will have additional entertain ment fer the delegates from their native state.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
WINTHROP NEWS.

Winthrop, Jan 27.-(Special) )-Mes- danes R. T. Session and Guy Davis were in Horatio Monday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. J. A. Sessions Jr, a girl, Saturday.
 Miss Bennie Obarr is visiting in Neal Springs this week.
 Miss Katherine Pendergast delight fully entertained a number of friends Saturday evening" Music and Rock were the enjoyment of the evening. Those present were: Misses Lottie ana Claudi Bcrham, Ethel Hurley, Ed na Weems, Nina Duckett, Tempes. Bradon and Mable Stocker. Messrs. Jim Pendergast, Raymond Johnson, Edd Mooney. George Ashford, Jesse Hurley and Leonard Wright.
 The young people of Winthrop and quite a number of Horatic. and Fore man people enjoyed 9 big dance ,n the auditorium Friday evening, last
 J. A. Sessions Sr., has in q new stock of dry goods.
 Will Adams and Walter Gray were here from Foreman Sunday.
 Miss Winnie Otto of Arkinda is wis iting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Geo Dillon. this week.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
LOCAL NEWS
,rge Park of Hope was here yes-

,rge Park of Hope was here yes-
 ".
 ,bt. Lindsay of Foreman was in I city Thursday xI. c. Hodges of Arden was here Thursday afternoon.
 M. F. Phillips and wife left yester- ssy for visit at Hope
 R. s. Thomas left Thursday for saSesville on business.
 Eivin Dillahunty of Lockesburg sere Wednesday evening.
 yohn Stinscn was here from Corr HIM Wednesday evening.
 s. c. Reynolds left yesterday TOT ] Sn in Conway with his father Remember that doses of that Fris- s Chill Tonic is guaranted to cure sJsy case of chills. Put up only by sh~ Model Drug Go.
 NJ s. Meyer. St. Louis travelling Enan. is the guest of his brother, s. J. 1Esyer.
 N F. Dickinson, candidate for re- iafscfion as state auditor, was here yes rsryfay !. R l.. Boyer Jr., was at Foreman "Wednesday afternoon attending to alussiness. "a Seed in Bulbs, now is the sase to plant.-Ashdown Hardware s'aastupAny IS Hey w M Crowson of Mena is In xMe city, visiting his daughter Mrs u. IT Graves.
 Mrs. Milton Harris and little daugh- ugr of DeQueen are guests of Mrs. Oscar Oliver of the Goldsnkith Addi- sBcxs.
 C. w Boston of Allene was here Thursday. MT. Bostcn has just made Ms proof to tract of land near AL Name.
 e1SeAr Oliver went to Texarkana i. VNesinesday evening tc visit A. Gold stnfth, who is i'll in Texarkana hos Dgxzl.
 Hrs. J. T. Corbett of Normangee Texas, and Mrs. DeLaughter oi Hanghton, arrived Wednesday for a inOrt visit here.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

MT. and Mrs. Herbert Aston of Gillham were in this city Wednesday,, guests of the latter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Marr.
 Robert Edwards, a deputy sheriff of DeQueen, was here Wednesday even ing. He brought woman here and placed her in the county jail for safe keeping. The woman was arrested at DeQueen on charge of boot logging"
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
0NOO1IH OAVO0 oI OAS1
 THE REXALL STORE

Buck Hopson of Paraclifta, Sevier county, was here Thursday attending to business. MT. Hopscn is one of the most progressive farmers of that county.
 Tn damp, chilly weather there Is al- ways a large demand for Ballard's Snow Liniment because many people who know by experience it's great re- |lieving power in rheumatic acnes ana pains. prepare to apply it at the rlrst |twinge. Price, 25c, soc and $10O per bottle. Sold by all dealers. Aug. g.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
Warning Order.
Jefferson

Tn the Justice Court of Jefferson township, Little River county. Arkan- sas, before s. D. Phillips J. P. 4. s. Brown, plaintiff ys. II. c. WillshuseA and Wilshusen Lbr. Co.,, defendants, The defendants, H. c. WillshuseN and the Willshusen Lumber Co.,, are nere- by warned to appear in this court within 30 days and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff, A. S. Brown. Given under my hand as Justice of the Peace of said township, on this the I1Sth day of November, 1915.-S. D. ,phillips, J. F. 103S
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
or Circuit Judge.
or County Treasurer.

le authorized to announce F.. Kinsworthy, as candl-
 County Treasurer of Little anty. subject to the action of -eeratic prlInac!-, in March. re authoried to announce staes, as 8 candidate tor the
 county treasurer of Little dHty, subject to the action of 9cratic primary.
 re authorized to annCunce ser of Richmond, as candi-
 County Treasurer, of Little luty subject to the action of l0cratic primary.
 70 authorized to announce ger, as a candidate for Coun- arer of Little River county, Q, the action of the Democratic in March.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
For Representative.


 ye authorizeo to announce giIsips, as a candidate fer the Representative of Little River subject to the action of the tic pr mary iU March. 4go authorized 10 announce
 iris, as a candidate for Rep ge of Little River county SUD-
 the action of tie Democratic re authorized to announce ,. Bishop, as g. candidate for of Little River coun- ct to the actor Of the Demo- rimary.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

Pleurisy pains are located just below the sh'cTt ribs. Lumbago affects the same region but toward the back Bal lard's $, Snow Eminent is the remedy in e ther lease. If rubbed in thorough ly t efases pain, relaXes the muscles and the patient can move about free ly and comfortably. Price 25c soc and $l per bottle. Sold by all deal CTS ST
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

FOR SAl 1.-two desirable residence lots, COT l'ner, 100 by 15O feet. Water Sewer, cement walk. Price $500 or $17O antt $145 each Enquire at the News ofnce. ls-tf
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
For CilancnrN .Indce.

We are authorized to announce ", E. SanderFon of Texarkana, as candidate for Chancellor Of the Sixth ,taaneery District, subject 10 the ac -sun of the Democratic primary
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

FOR SALE-I have for sale about 30 head ipf good fat hogs. About 15 cf theFe hogs are killing size; the others are pigs and shoats. It talk es csJlI to buy them but if you need the holgs l will try to sell them to you.-R. M. Price. 4-tf
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
For County Judge.

We are author zed to announc,s Iu&sge Lon Y. Jones, as candidate sscg County and Prcaate 5udge of Little RIyer County subject to the action ol 'slao Democratic party.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
For Congress.

are authorized to announce
 WingO, as candidate fer re- aM Il 10 Congress from the the 4th <Nrs ressional district subject to the 9ction Of the Democratic primary.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

The liver loses it's activity at times and needs help. Herbine is an CT fectiye liver stimulant. It also puri1l- es the bowels. strengthens digestion and restores stren gth. vigor and cheet- full spirits. Price soc. Sold by all dealers SJ
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
theounty and Circuit Clerk.

SOli, author zed to announce oc c'ark, as 8 candidate for the County and Circuit Clerk or n"se~ County, subject to the large Democratic primaries.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
utiIitiei
of the sY and Collector.

ing citizelrisad to announce
 them foP, aa a candidate for
 ..9e of Sheriff and Collector or ---.ole River county. subject to the ac- sxon of the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce .Asfhur \. Collins, as 3 candidate for Sheriff and Collector of Little River -.ggssaslty subject to the action of Jne ..ds,smecratic primary in March.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

George H. Grayson of Graysonia was here last week seeing the voters in the interest of his candidacy for rail- road commissioner.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop and Judge w. E. Trustworthy went to the west end of the county Thursday to attend a meet ing of the county union.
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

FOR SALE-two good farm mules for
 sale cheap. John Banks, Carr farm, Richfond, Ark. 1S
The Little River news., 1916-01-29
NOCNCfMENTS.
 Prosecuting Attorney.


 authorized to announce aneJ, of Ashdown, as a can , Prosecuting Attorney from nth Judicial Circuit, subject on of the Democratic Prlm- or Circuit Judge.
 authorized to announce ,. Steel. of Ashdown as a for Circuit Judge from this Judicial Circuit, subject to of the Democratic Primary, New. authorized to announce but Is of DeQueen as candidate and Judge from this the Ninth o1rcuit sub1ec- to the action .locratic Primary 1916
The Little River news., 1916-01-29

ASfor SasS and Mrs. Lon T. Jones were -5m, PHeman and winthrop Tuesday. | hn l \. A.r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-03
N!;.,2tWe II 4 ;;iG,!A alb

rarios NrdlCrs WcytcanCs que cb.i!--
To prr differences CAUSES resllien A.
IIaln9rU;c eU r~tf C!udad. hIH .irurts
70 LJr q .uiias MGaicas poF Cor
rnT ri ~rrcp0srio dc <rrTir 4 los next,
,GS IN" rc~.,icn az lusaruS - dor,
80 la" NcGt"0 iacyi"dH0 O que rrn
an run dilIr,!I:a!cS Del .G!nma.
Fudo> sGl Nctt;cOs C%InTncDics dc t.I,..
rFp p?fS, con mIciIOs aio. de pra"ii
: con a~Ui0ri&;riju ic2nl rarI Ger
- ,r"i"si"n az este EstauO.
E-iEh:lrai, fSiEa.danGnte caia ca,
cue >e les CunsUlic. ' IL" cOinIih arrl"
20 tHNiaTiD a p]lricAf" uu "ueE .Tnar
>I"r'Hl SeTiln 81 rG.erH,odal para CLa
- 4! caAic>in:iJ 2I"G:H r"rfnHr.r y
lWc!o mas rtIcto de la %n1iurIieza v gr:
DO DE- IA GolrnCia. TGmb,rn en- junra
'%roriar. Ell tId;amieni0 CHE deba fc IN
titUirSe.
GSrNi.REN0s CASA CiSn yE IN
hiNEHt. tSfEii0ES.E ! ClEEf1FN
Y B!i;iIiin- INA OPINION H0SainH
Elvlarenu> las .icGiCInas Giiy =" IL.
'"Siicn tor GU"Tuu o ENlr"S.
nirtia IL CORRESPONDENCE
tHnciACloS NJ ME.liCr> HEEIt,>"
p o. 10, No. Igi station 4
san ANTONIO. TEXAS
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e. CAMERON

~ Na~ruecos : del Africa OcciJca-
al. IL. armas lo F.ancla Sc nan lie
l.ato ac gloria en- ell Africa Oriental.
Ia superficic del nucvo territoric
&c los Cameroles 6 mas grande que
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) P~F,Soet2S' y ON III" PTUeoa d"
Il 'aiu5flc7d Ge aque!!os ig@ares, So
EUR ID OPINION he los "a'smos atrlca-
ms Sc p~ede" We; nuHerosos rebah-
r'' q" o3a]2S : &c ganaco vacuno y
c2pa!iar, or toHa n inT@nsa sapeIti-
2le que Sc e%cende oeSde 81 gran
tago antes m9ncIonado, nasta c!
At!aAtico; dcsae Fort Lamy j Do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-03
MUCH0S EN- AN AETCNE0
P2IUSAN ESTA n yTNpa

MuCio< en- san Aniunio. han Qu"IaGu gor-
p]rcndIdos rrr "a accI6n !NNEUIATA Tu.
irs ia p]TOdueiGO GII simple mIytUra t.
UNi"canjo 4" quiniHI, eliccriGa. clc.. que
iIcSa 81 nUirarr Gr AG!Cr-i-ka. INA tt
CHARAph e. sUftcien;e para ailviar CuAl-
eGifR ciSc de constipation, i:fdos III
c>;.!l3Sc, eases, etc. Rcmuevc G~,I,3ira-
blr'ncEi" cl"rl4> HIiCTiIs GlhcSas y ci
Gl!", CG>u' In1s CumiGS dOS,s liiyiSl
cnlIri"taHicI,r u uv3tHE e. apuGiIciisS. IN
i.GiaiL!rHiO co.tU IyUtl muChO en- Ius
"a.u> rr"nlrC>. .Aticr-l-k1 oDra SnS-r h.
nos VIcnirC>. ri alto Y 81 Da.J. 4. T..
NJ-ncr HFu" o." so. Houston y I've
C.. san Antonio, Texas.
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gAGlNA SlEIE
81 HIGAii0 EaMr

Kay Tiiir!ias pcrSonas ,t;c c>til prfE:
cic.,,io Ia tCp,ibir ericIm5,.ld del hiFafa,
= hin tDri"" ItS ,IrCCaGr'uhrs Gcbiits. de-
ian quJ s<t... rs opposite ~ IL cana para
!OEIlT iucgG calEJ'ntr:- guC pFc>ian iinica-
j,G.nic IN aii;:O temporal. Para aca!iar caiI
!T: rnrri medal. nay primcr1 Guc rciaUlfr
Is c.':-E $ EH-i tai ub:CiG ii>c Iisicd 'El 81
IE: tGrGiai'. ID medicinal rsIi SanmaiD \
la $l.'i'iD Il miIidrcS ia pacic.irS. tic tS!A
Y CIlaS intermediate HiEich.~ has mis-
;Iin ~ unmnrr direction SGhrc iiia lar
ir!I postal : t. .~ILrr.nps aTErlius dctslc>
>'shr" csla arimiih rtrliCirI : datUs Soigs.
'fu Sra G''rIi csarcia!. ii"II!U BOY. aa,.:l
missile.
Aii.I.Ei; 4 co, Sla. l.. Bon ~.
san intulIO. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-03
Dalton Beard dice que
Taoiac 10 tiene piena-
ments c%onyeneldo
uN JOVEN COMERCIANTE DE
HOUSTON LIE COMUNICA Al
DOCTOR SU ASOMBRO-
so ALIVIS.

81 existe en- Houston III hom0re
cue le agradezca a Tanlac, TODD 10
bueno que lc ha traido. este. no pnc-
dc ser otro mas que Dalton D. Beard.
223 Lenox Ave. joveE ccmerci2nt"
&c aquella localidad, muy conccido en-
ella por encontrarSe q! iado de una
gran corporation que gira baio 81
nombre social 3e Houston CoEscrnc-
ton Company.
Il Sr. Beard, 81 preSento haze amos
cuantos dias en- Ia FarE2uci@ keliN-
ling. con una sonrisa eH les 'abioS
dc causar extrane@a I rodo aquel que
10 habia conoc;Go lie tempo atraS y
una vez ALI, lie comuGicC n Dr. Z. 5.
Elder. 10 bien. que lie harlan prooaGo
las dos botellas De Tanlac que habia
tornado va Y 10 agradecido que s.
sentia con esta medicinal.
''Estoy plenamente c~Onvencido"
contiu6 diciendo - cuando e ccmu-
nico ! usted que Tanlac, liz ha Il
brado de todoS los males &c los Qua
les habia padecido por amos. He Ie eS-
toy diciendo mas que "a verdad. Nun
ca antes.. me habia yo sentido tan
~agraGecido con una medicina como
sucede ahora con Tanlac, desde que
visto los buenoS resultadOs que
este t6uico produce, 10 ne reeomen-
dado entire todas mis- amistades, Por-
que sirve, porQue rs util : pOrque
a~livia."
"Antes de tomar Tanlac, me SEN
tia completamentc acabaGo : STEM
pre- muy nervioso. sc ME figure STEM
PIE que niReuna r'cdicina mc alivia-
ria de mis- maics, me sen Ia constiEv-
do Y Dilioso 4 cada paso ' los dolo-
res de cabcza sc haciau mas = ma-
f~IecuenteS, col eSto5 sinIonlas que
10 ne dejGban nj III solo i~@staE,c.
en- las nocheS impossible &c me haci2
Gormir Il GUSto. Todo 10 que COMA.
no me hacia NADIA dc provecho Y o
mo una c~onsecueGciu Mas. NE lcv;l-
t@0a por l. mailaua con I'M peSadcz
Que me duraba DC IN dia para ctgo '
aSi suceSivamente."
"Ten;a la plena segG-ida& de que
Mi es,omago era Ia causa de todoS
mis- males, pero ninguna medicine
que tome anleS de Tanlac. lego =
,lar r~esultado. Ne reSoivi . tonG&"
esta ultima en- vista de- siaumcro
de testimonies que lei en- los perioGi-
0 Y todos references I Tanlac : sus
cXcelenteS reSultados"
''Tengo acaoadas dos Oote!laS :
deoo de manifestar que me encueH-
tro muy satisfecho por 10 bien que
es5a medicina ME la ~probado. 81 to-
mo en- cuenta TODD 10 que he mejora-
do con esta can5Idad. no tenEo sufi-
cienteS palabras para pCderme eN-
presar de Tanlac. como & drbido-"
"Antes de tomar Tanlac. iam;is
seatia yo appetite de comer alguna
cosa. pero ahora complete con mis-
tres comidaS diarias, Ia nerviosidad.
Ia constipation, los dolores de cabe-
"a. TODD en- general ha desaparecido
y duermo tranquiiamente duranrc las
noches. iQue mas puede Il pcdir
de una medicina?
TauIac Sc vente en- San Antonio,
por t. J. II. Meier : Wagner Drug
Co, bajo in direction especial de un
agyntc de Tanlac. t.Adv.B
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RECORTE

listed y 2uarGr estd direction, para cue 50
r!f6-irr % sis amigOS que SIfrCn dc
r@lic-. uIcyTu.n">. ZIzo!cS ! cTanO- de Ia
f."l. con III. Cn ilmbr"> pUsiales uuc me
cmltd +" .gIFDiu q vIIJita de cOrrCD. fran
CO IL. porte. una rliiil dc EOmada Goaz:-
I2Z. Ia mcin" del mgiIdO para rs,t- Ell
Eermricdcs. u"NUciyO ct d.IcIO i il per-
,o:rG I'll" - cure Y no sane.
ESIIs!Di0N GONZALEZ.
=. q. Box jiS LAREDO. TIStS
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Horoscope GRATIS

Pidelne IL horoscope ' sabras ei
siguo de III persona Y IA suerte de IL
poryenir. e Horoscope tie comunica
Ia 5ucna Ventura en- ell amor. el ca
Samiento. ei juego : los ncgccioS. En-
vlGmc : scuoS : TecibiraS III nor0sco-
po gratis.
Prof. OSCAR RODRIGUEZ.
Gale u, No. Il.
I'ulluotti Mariana, Cuba.
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4 ItIBUhA POPULAR
C0'acci5 & disear ., po si2;

Euictont
Fl horo mas Importance en- So ge
aero. Contiene una vasta coleccl6r
ie discusses para f:estas pstrioticas =
ictos schemes de SoeiedaGes. como
4niversarios de L fuDiaci6n de ss
as. ingreso de %socios. tonla De pose
SION. fcnerales, ETC., asi cono docu
e1entos ~hist6ricos ir~1Portaates y bio,
srafias dc los heroes y~zpersone;s,
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PidaSe Al: lGNACiG E. LoZANo
COZ Deloross Ct. e. Antonio. Tex
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