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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Los ~extranjeros de Co.
roma, Dgo. pierden
sus propiedades
LOS BANDOLEROS QUE OPERAN
EN- ESA REGION HAN IONA
DO POR SU CUENTA To-
DAS LAS COSECHAS

S. DIEGO, Cal, Julio lS.--Sc aca-
ban .!e .1CibiT .tlu. nv:'cia5 &c IA Vi
liza de Corona, Durango. por conduc-
to del subdito sueco llamado Wal!en-
der. de que todas las cosecnas de
maiz de propieIad americana Y de
otros extranjeros ell aquella vecindad
han sido tomadas por los bandidos.
La extensa IONA miaera Immediate a
Villa Corona ha side abandonada por
los extranjeros, habiendo sido saquea-
das antes las tianGa5 dc las cOmpa-
Mas estaban sin protection alga-
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Los indios yaquis amena
zan eI Puerto n
rense de Guaymas
NO PUEDEN ENVIAR TROPAS LOS
CARRANCISTAS A BATIRLOS
POR FALTA DE COMBUS-
TIBLE
Terqur1ma E<pecia! par IL PRENsa.

IeIFVrlUa E>pecia! para IA PlE.Nca
NOGALES, Ariz. Julio lS.-De
acuerdo con los informes de fuente
autorizada recibidos aqui hoy, una
fuerte partida de iadios yaquis anne
naza atacar el puerto de Guaymas,
Sonora. La situaCIon es muy deliea-
ia ALI en- vista de que los ~carrancls-
jas no pueden enviar tropaS de re-
fuerzo a esa plaza. pues el ~ServiciQ de
urcnes por la via del Southern Pace
fic que CORE a csc puerto, Sc haIla
interrumpido per falta de combusti-
bic.
E f~errocarriI de referencia fue
confiscado por los ca~rrancistaS des
dc hace uu mes y ~explotado hasta
que Sc agotaron las ~existencias que
habia de combustible. Hace POGO 81
pidi5 a Ia compania que Sc hiciera
nuevameute cargo dc csc ferrocarrii.
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In capitalista dice que con seis centaa
yos puede conner I'm individuo
Ese argunentc s2.c5 a relucir cuando uno de sas
empIe2dcs e IS aumento de sueldo

NUEVA YORK, Julio 1S.-Uno de
estos dias tuvo lugar III ~interesante
debate ante la Junta Federal de Ar
bitradores en- el Manhattan Hotel,
versanGp dicho debate sobre 10 que
importa ell desayuno de un empleado
ferrocarrilero. La audiencia Sc cele-
bro con motive de las dcmandas de los
t~elegrafistas de los f~errocarrilcS
New York Central" V Nickel pla-
te." uuienes solicitan aumento de So
Iarios V disminucion en- las horas Dc
trabaio. F. +. Cowley, IN encarga-
do del departamento de senales. d.
10 que CANADA 1922 ~anualcs, agre-
gando que EZRA csc IN salariO para.
MORN de hambrc.'
"Habla listed dc salaries de ham
brc." dijo el senior T e. Evans, ayu.
dante general del gerente de las Il
meas Orientales del New York Central
listed sabe Que bien autorlzada per
soma ha dicho que un hombre puedI
vivir con scis centavos diarios. Nc
cs que yo desee que asi sea, no, 70
no 10 q~uiero; pero n autoridad en- IA
r,ateria ha dicho que este puede ha-
cersc."
"Hablar de salaries de hambre,
repiti6 ell senior Evans. "1Qu6 es %
que listed Sc desayuna, senor Cow
ycy?"
ESQ If dcmasiado lejos, senior, liz
quicro contestar a esa pregunta,' di-
10 ell i~ntcrrogado.
FL ayudante general del Contra
senior ingalls,, djio:
"Tenemos dcrecho d demandar una
rcspucsta. Hemos venido aqui a qiif
Sc haga iusticIa q los ferrocafrilerOs.
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CIENClis OCJLrNS

C~IGvtcuIg del 8ey Solomon. 0&1
plrr'ruariy Infrrgai. EuutI"l" Wasia bllu-
Cd. -u5a p r"gra. d.aT!CIpa"S. CynJurvS
cruaLiauH"uly-. clr- LUZ
Upgrrl = RITUAL dc u Ana NaEis. rbTS QUE
rn=ana Ta- wiSjcrIps del Crulll-mc. Lpu-
truc 81 ~'rIauEily IL" Homer Ia Iat9la,
s~err-'u, del tIito. u~ISromanrIa, IL. 80"
Lu-hiTldiUues. Grl'0orl"> : f"niuru!nn "H
IL Dragon Rnjo. . "a 81 aTtc Jr ma'ait'
4 To- c-plr!f1~. ~
Il Tofsr Gsi P~cnSamIpHru. ~ dominic \
rGI'ura. 'n1Jp e.uifia- 81 HJrTEa. ion
Il En7o Internal. IrataGo rnrrplci" &c IA
r.engfa- o~rulta-. fgn;i.u- q ilErn Gy
Sat ,.FrIaUn. r,GrfrUiN dc ~al0rt"n. e..
ITaSau Egro " u 'JbFs Internal. rec"'I-
Dc Ia Eg.Hi Cleopatra. etc. ~
& N-rtadrr0 Dragon RoJO. Cnuiieur ra"-
tr- Il'"-Ia."-. rU"4IIlIUieH'O=, myIg Cd"
EIcr-~e invisible. etc. ".w
Ia gran Yag!'a aIIgIuatpra : cl V.cJO drTf-
fa Ge IaS rlrlEaida>. 49,
LibrY MI-ng de- >an CirTiauC. Ldiclba I'M.
CO y. craurIerl drl rlIlo>o g.IuIOriC. y Ia
Svla auirU.4"a "Htrc ipGa>. T-EU
la Llagirulg tr' Errh.r"rg. 70 libru Ge san
Il1r!1Uy. rrU luTuJdli q" ss"rntUS. 0.5n
ia -raU IuaEIa ~Gu""Jg1. m
Manual do uI=ia I!aU"4. A.
Manual dc U8SIa TrJa- 80
Manual De maya uegra. o. 0-@5
>~rrrnio~ Cc los Zarlto-. hrlc Ie ganar a To-
dos lbs JUss"S. o.. l.t7l
SarretDS dc Alberto 81 Graud". ~
S~rrretu~ De "a UrCst.dl"Iiar,Gu Y Ia maC!a.
Lrrrt0us> pracuCa~ &c ~c>Cannlog. f.#I
~rrretos del Inferno. no
Tr-pr9 De Nilagrps Dr. IA cruz dc Clravl-
ca. Nerdadcra .oEa del ucul'isiHy. %
veFdddsrO Horoscope para aIavia8- Il Iur-
venir. go
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Villa. sino otro individuo ell que Sc
halla rodeado en- Rio Florido. Ningu-
nos despachos Sc han recibido concer-
pientes a los progresses dc Ia campana
contra los bandoleroS al Sur de Chi
huahua.
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Garcia esta can
sado de ser consul
c~arraucista
AHORA QUIERE DEDICARSE A
HACER NEGOCITOS IA SEA
EN- Ell PASo o EN-
NUEVA YORK
reIrurama Especial para Ia PRENsA.

TeIrqrama Especial para Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO. Texas, Julio lS.-El
consul carranclsta en- esta ciudad,
Andres s. Garcia. manifesto hoy en-
contrarse cansado del puesto que ha
venido desempenando, debido 4 las
arduas Iabores que durante el item
DO u tiene de estar al frente de esa
oficina. ha tenido que atender. Tan
pronto como el Primer Jefe 10 re-
Ieve del puesto que tiene, piensa en-
prender en- negocios particulars,
bien en- csta ciudad o en- Nueva
York.
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ru
tr'" Dr. ccnar las carlas pur medic ir -
rara!" tspanvra. -"
Elbllulrrh o. Ia Visa. hDfA tdid" " nl',I
'TiT q los rHi"r;"s. : tViiLo> ltIt' ~,
Sdrsd- iArNi'a!'t- H,Iut''aS. NV
..aEiniHiSfi", " los pPre ia'E7 " ''dn
cid. = "a f'inlicd. w."
'.hTfH;IISiD. Llii'aStada. m''n
L!"cirn4fio dri amor. pDfd nHt dii-tiId "rI'
81 aiIa Gr ta-H. Hu!a d" Ia IniJ"f cluraIL
"a Wdj"iIa dr rnr'iil. Wpud. etr. u.Si
" ra.ruiad"r Gel alg"G6H. III para Sclii-
hrgdprr-. plLraaufre y irdiICaUirS. G.6l
- C~0cIl"Tp rerI"rip. "ula DC cnrIlt, 90
u.UltitUd d" rcrelas para yuieddo-. 10
II libro DC la Tuaircs. Indispensable i "a,
rndIrcs a." iainilia- ''''
IL rnn-"Ieru dc TO- oilatiufdIp>. IIDTu Vd.H
rnrrr,p""dcnriIs dinpFp'as. D.,
L-tiIn general ur 'dTtJ>. ''"'
Fl N-~iadcru I.ibrD de- orc. rricilrlS hr
iuisncitsIuD. hlpnolrsTno y SUGGESTION. Co.
rrIgc e. appCafrlcuiu, ldlia De voluIitdd y
rUrr@laS periidaS. Con ri Sc adVGieFc Ia
rurrZa. Ia fellrIdaL. Ia vida. I'm
GuIa Icl jU"adur Dc p"lotd- fa"a los al
riuuaiO= al base ball. ... ~
GriuIatlCa del amor. liUriIu orig nal n."h
Glia complete del Ambassador dc raDallos y
del uicldGi. iih
Historic dc B"rtuldu, bCTlu!dllU J Ld"d
SCuu. 4 Ia %"jistlra. u
La mi>lua msIuria. ETUpdstaGa. G.fu
JlEEG- de IlliItS. y std ~ dIlt ut lh''I
d!abluraS. IN
Jue.us lnurautaS DE- Spciadad. COLLECTION
DC iurgus dtycriidos y adlviUarZas O."0
J Los s!cnus cNpliraduS, poT cl MdgiCO II"
, A,irakIn. ! tnruo tcla. con iimjna>. ...U.Ju
Ia Trlbuua Popular. NOdelos de discusses
lara fiesta. sucIaics. palriGtiCas : fafni-
! iEar,S. Uiuuus. biugrarlas. etc. D.JD
Ia NrIirlua Ca~rra. TratamientOS SCaCIiiuS
nara iuda rIase dc Intermediates. u.Gl
. Ia, mil y una nurhes. \ H. ~rIStira. g. .u.6l
Las mil Y una nochcS. EImpastada. C-91
Los mil Y TN dia>. CucGtuS arabes, turrys
Y persaS. lraGuridG5 al casieiianu. G.1I
. iibrO De los Sucius. 81
Libru dc los chistes. 0."5
. La VuZ dc Ia NaturalcZa. Collection De his
iurta. y npvclaS morales. -
/ Mammal die Ia rria dc g~slli1as. I'm
N|:GJ0 rninyIrio dc soireo. Dor don IIila
r,Gu E.Isya. U.1
uGInLn DC suirrp. rriicrR pari". on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

Gancvcva dc Bravanic. Vi
Historic dc Robinson Crue5e. Hcrlnoao u.
Dlo w 49,, 80 ;rIo %?
Ia Dana de- las caEHclIdH. -"
los sictc pccados capilaleS. ! Ioinos L.,
la Ley dr dos. ~"
Los uli!mOs dia< dc PoinpeEa; ina u' Ia
nnraS mas inlcrcsaatcs dc Ia epoCa 70
mana. EdlCion de luJO. ..... Nv
La mu;cr adulicra- ( tomos teia. O."
La h!Ja del CaTdehal. ooIH"
Los Tres MosquctcroS, con su C~oatinuac!on
- o 10 4 fnrn,s go
los MislCrlOs dc Ii InqulsiclGn. . . 70
Ia juyentud dc Enrique CuariD. I'un
NAPOLEON, por Dumas. Wy!
Oscar Y Amanda. : to;nUS. -
Pablo J virginia. VI
QUO Vatis? NOvcla Hlslorlca dc Ia epoCh
ne r,n,,on ~ ;Ir;c,s o.
~, MO natural 0.SJ
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- BIN:RStS.

Amor Sublime. Hp"c!a m"SIraua. 81
hh"I-rrjr : tiDi>I. ~
h>iEr'a q To- Ctlrrus Couirabandjslas. No
'rla iUr\l"1i.a. = tones. f.C1
Don uuIgtr dc Ia Mancha. EdiriGn de III
T., rpH Srdbad"-. 2Np
~ HaTllr del GOlgt.,a. iICrinUSa uhra. hasa
ia en- la vida del GeleIlUr del iuuudu.
Tn iurln Srautc. bteu empsStadO.. 4.mI
III P"riGUIiIn ssruienIu- Diverlid8 y falHO-
- iUvela uieXiraua. 90
III JorubadD, 0 Enrique de LagsrdeTe. Gu
II amor d" Jos airUrc>. Ngyela Sentimental.
, '"iWn-. paS,a iela. 80
~ intern" de los CcIrs. Segrnda pIrtc de
Ia Anterior f; iUIrU>. leila. 80
II CGijI" de NoUteCrislu Y La ManO del
"U"riU- > tniUu~ grInG"S. 81
: Nptart"u. " 81 mariiriU DC una mairc n.5n
~ judo Erranlc. h75
IL oltfD d.. Ia RocHpla. Us
~ lii" abaudp;Iadu. 90
~ iuerTanU DEF re=imienio. O.7G
ENp!llaS de una flor. -
Flor de IN tia. as
For deilasion. Novela de amor. O.50
Gil Bias de Santillanl. EdiC!6n de luJo -
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Sy.cIa- a 81 CCatavgs.

>o.cla- a 81 C~Cataygs.
Ar,e 60 huera- EEr.dU.
hrutr > TIlrijriO.
Ca,.ar.D de aflnr-
Fl uDvI0 T-c~tadp.
~ p.f.zlprin Gr las Sp.l"Tas.
~ pa-aisu de las l1uj"re--
FL inferno dc los honlbres.
Fl lidda d los mares
~ Collar q" csmcraidas.
Fl ufrlp Dc ruI>"HoTcS-
~ =. dc las ui6ds.
Fl alma Oh III besD.
Ia HIja d. Ia flores
Ia nina Lr los j8LmiUEs.
Ia yyuIa allegro.
II r0rta del amor.
Ia itriur">a del dollar.
IL biia 10 venus.
Las obrcyas Gel amor.
Las hijEs del champagne.
Las Eyas muIermaS.
MalIilas sean las m%ujercS-
Ma,tilpS sean los hpJRbres.
Ma'li'ss sean las sUesra5.
NallJlJ sea FL amor.
"a. ,.Jgs sean los ceios-
F.-lg6 Sc casan los hUfRbTeS-
ia-rUt 50 CaSan las muiere5.
f1T1UH pecan las mujereS.
Fergus rC.ncIden las viudaS.
In-lUt r.u-tnurGn las yiejaS-
IuT srgc.r Z una Tuuier.
~ uaJeSlci - Amor.
,Niga Uni GoYsa!
NoyciaS a 30 cen'aygS.
NtVUcUs. puT Ga-lota SragIHG.
IpTa. pnr CarlOta Brae1Ie.
u Eererrp de Orc.
II nfEp maiditU.
vi uuznuScFttO dc mi madre.
Il CUra de aldea.
Maria For Jorge ISascS-
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Dero esta sc rehuso 4 r~eStablecer e.
servicio por falta absolute de garan.
tias, tanto para ella como para SIS
~empleados.
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s9S Ge auto-eS UeXIcanoS- -
P~a.ionar.as. POI Manuel u. Flores. U
rCe>ias dc Antonio Plaza. o.
PDc>!gs de Manuel .ACuIII. T.
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RELIGION

,-co~s al. S4,yyr,l7 G.Gl
r,r.,t-l,r Tr. EiraId4. so
T,mtrf-ar0r General. U.IJ
t.~rfsrrg ID, ParScyr-gurla. i.,O
1Syorrorari0 Guqas1upan0. 0.-J
4 Gcr.D de, CrIstiaulswO. Lectures para
=, H,g,- FG.rbtu Ce IUjg. 1.El
Fsl1-0r5a Elemental, pGr BaiineS. -
Historic SdgTada. Llbro del Antique : Hu"-
70 TcsIamentO. Que Cunticne Ia hlsioT.a
del pueblo dc Israel : p!uta ia> rSITal
d. pairtaTras ' T"Oretas, vIeEd"Se clara
menle como - prepare Ia TrGlda del Nc
SiaS. EdICI6u dc iuJD. 2."j
II ruf-9rlGu do TrlSio. U.G1
iayalIp mayIrano q" o~racIun"S. th"
Los NartI-es. q 81 triuUTU DC % religion "T'S-
tgrr4. r,nr Ch~,trsubrIa-I Ld!ci6a dc lUlu
r,u .-4harp- ..F'
Nu.rgI del -au'0 Niuo DC Aigcha. Mn
rrswrIg I&vai!e dc n Juyruiua. 80
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BATURRILLO

E'liu4 uIc tghNbhiA I ~
pideces de los demas. Poner en-
sofia csta guerra sin ejamplo ell Ia
historic. cS dar .pruebas de teneF
una alma mezquina. Una c1sl -
YER los Ioros desde la barrera y
olra. lidiarIos. 70 10 insulto a ma
die sino cuanio cstoy diSpuesto a
romperie 10 cr!Sma. lnsultar por
insultar cs propio de carreteroS.
Esla guerra me tiene boquiabler-
to. >Noy de admiration en- admIra-
ci6n. como Iuien dice, de- cumbre en-
cumbre. Quo cpopeya! FL nom
brc no viG nunca NADIA parecldo. ia
niada" La Odisca son cueni"'
inrantiIes .junto 4 esta cpnpeya Ia
buloSa de- aIcmancS. ~franrcScs. III
girSeS. i~lalianos. HusirlacOS, contun-
,ilIos on macabra ola de Sangre. 70
me quito rcSpetuosamcntc ell SOM
brcrO ante esDoS pucblOs hcrolcoS.
.Nun no Ina terminate Ia bata!La tie
Verdun. en- que los c~adayercS for
man ~in@entes piramides. cuando pa
IN acabar de rompernos los ner-
yios. nos cuentan los hOrroreS del
combate nara! de JUtlandia. ESQ -
IN combatp maritime. La fIota in
-.csa So quela cast on cuadro: mas
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A~VENIUENS UE SIiERLOCh HoLhL9
ii a. ccRtaIo> cada 'on'"''
FL ~yeuGtdur dc CaHa'tL'S-
IL fnb0 del dlailid.lc d%Nl
la hiid GrI usIEfIr.
blackwell. cl HIrT dv! idiHes'S'
Jack q d"Str1ldi1
les mO!ra"Tnn ldl~9e ut LvtuIvS'
Ia nialcia San-rl"Nia.
In mcdIrn criminal.
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~ la, raIirica injustamente de III
nirrlIa>. No % son. Son pudicaa:
i,uyru De Ia cXhIbici6n, del escan-
,Ialo. DE- 10 que cnvuclva dcscoco y
i ',lauhatck.
Y son enamora1as Y Iiricas. Como
no cstan habltuadas, como Ia Ia
Tina. a dcfcnderSe, caen mas prontp
ne una france>a o una espanola.
Yo nunra OllidarG e. reclbimlcI!-
lo con que lie homo el director
del Tile Athcncum' Ia meJor re-
vista I~iteraria de L0ndreS. l'ui q
yrrIr para daric las graclas por I'M
urtiru.o que publjc6 de cleric il
brcjo MO. que hombrc mas fl
no. Que dulcc, que afectuosoi
.Nlmorxamos juntoS en Sayiilr
club. Ali me preSeni0 a Kipl:nG,
81 autor de 1t jungle: ALI conocl
u olrus liI"ratns iu=lcseS. NO. que
sly POGO expansive, liable aquel dia
por Los codos. \ como reinan aquc-
Hos iu@lns"s. rjndidos y frances, sin
plcardia y sin cnvidia,
V.
+ la i]umrusjddd DO Ia riUdad sin
lart"braS-as i tituIo III lihr0 que
I"u@o rSrrito ljacc aHoS-mc aflGla
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NuncJ Ovid" mis- WAGES 4 Lon
drrS. Guinlo ne solado d a IA SOM
bra hospitaIaria dc sus budues ur-
bano>: cuarlo aprcndi Ell sus mu-
secs. en<tsus tparqueS zool6gicos. =
Sus mUjeresIias mas .lindas del
imundo-respirm uu encanto Iudes-
criptible: para elias la vida Liene
un fin altruiSJa: Sc preocupan del
iolor aieno, ST interesan en- Ia in
LeIecJualidad; son s~onadoras ~SinCera-
ments r~eligiosaS
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bras de Venta en- Ia Librer1a de Ignacio E: Lozano

MAS MREDuADA IA las sEGRA La OLE TNE Ell MpRs KKM y A ~ tu MM IA oRMN
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The Peoples Cleaning {
Pressing Co.
]. C. PETERS, Mgr.
PHONE 34t
OUR HOMES AND OUR PEOPLE
KID GLOVES A SPECIALITY

The home life Of this community
is an Indication of the character
and makeup of the people who
constitute the community.
Of course you will find excep-
tons to every rule of life, but it
is an indisputable fact that the
home life of this town and country
side is one of the brightest spots
in our existence.
We have been in a majority of
the local homes, and in almost ev-
cry case we have found a spirit
of happiness, contentment and
thrift prevailing seven days in the
week. We have found amicable
relations existing between the heads
of families; we have found strong
indications of filial respect and de-
votion on the part of children for
their parents; we have found a
spirit of love and comradeship
existing one toward another.
1t speaks in volumes for the
homes, the people, and the COM
munity. 1t indicates that we have
people who are above the aver
age in intelligence, moving in an
atmosphere that elevates instead
of destroys.
In the business house and the
offices, in the factories and in the
shops, we find a consistent desire
to be fairminded and just in the
commercial affairs Of the day. That
craving to "skin the other fellow"
so prevalent in some communities,
is happily absent here. Our people
are moving steadily and persist
emily and consistently onward and
upward to better things and to
greater future.
Such is the spirit of this COM
nunity as we find it in our daily
rounds. 1t is condition of which
we are proud, of which every citi-
zen should be proud.
1t is the mirror which reflects the
inner life of our homes and our
people.
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MOVES TO ARKANSAS

Rev. j. R. Hobbs, who for some
years was pastor of the Baptist
church in this city, has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the Baptist
church at Jonesboro, Arkansas, and
has moved with his family to that
place. Rev. Hobbs has had charge
of the Baptist church at Shelbyville,
Tenn, for several years, and is a
minister Of considerable note. His
wife was Miss Elizabeth Drake, a
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Drake, of
this city. Many friends here will
learn with interest Of the change.
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BOURBON BUYS rauck

The purchase Of an auto truck
FOR the use Of the county in road
building work on the county roads
was authorized at a meeting Of the
Bourbon Fiscal Court, held at the
court house Tuesday. The order
follows: "Ordered, That Bourbon
county buy one five-ton Whites
Good Roads Truck from the Blue
Grass Auto Company, at the price
of $500, to be paid for January
i, 1917, and the County Treasurer
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WOMAN 81 YEARS OLD
Made Strong BY vinol

Greenville, S. Ger want others 10
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HUTCHINSON.
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and colds
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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sold BY Druggists. price 7bc.
T@ks Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23
LAUNDRY INCORPORATES

The Mt. Sterling Laundry Co. fl
ed articles Of incorporation last
week with the Secretary Of State.
The incorporators are Thos. Ken
nedy, Mrs. Anna p. Kennedy and
H. M. Prewitt. The capital stock
is $4,000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

dad" Lindsay, foreman Of the
Torchlight got on "toot" last
week, and in making up the forms
got the wedding notice Of Miss
Margaret lsley and j. r. Cross
scrambled up with an auction
notice of George Rye. Part Of the
notice reads as follows; "Mr. Cross
and Miss Isley we're disposed of
at public sale on my farm one mile
east, in the presence of seventy
guests, including two mules and
twelve head of cattle. Judge John
Plunkett, Justice of the Peace and
editor Of the Torchlight, tied the
nuptial knot for the parties averag-
ing 1890 pounds OH the hoof. The
beautiful home of the bride was
decorated with one sulky rake, one
feed grinder and two sets of work
harness, nearly new, and just be-
fore the ceremony was pronounced
the Mendel & Sons wedding march
was rendered by one mich COW, 5
years old, one Jersey cow and one
sheep, who carrying bunch Of
bridal roses in her hand, was beau
tiful. She wore one light spring
wagon, two crates of apples, three
racks of hay and one gr;ndstcne
of muslin de sole and trimmed with
about one hundred bushels of spuds.
The bridal couple left yesterday on
an extended trip Terms spot cash.
Jimmie McManus was shot in the
northeast corner of the county one
night last week.
George Bean, late of TT. Smith,
is erecting fine building in Snag-
town and viii install machinery for
the manufacture of "near beer"
Welcome to our city, George Old
Top.
Six couples were married by
Squire John Dashner Sabbath even
ing at the parsonage. 1t is said
that all six couples started their
love making at the White Sulphur
revival, which broke Sunday night.
The old terrapin- eyed goat who
runs the Plunkville Patriot is al
ways throwing the game of poker
at our unoffending head. We
want to say once for all that We
don't know the game. If we had
known it we would be richer, at
this writing, by a house and lot,
a gold watch and chain and real
diamond stud.
All things come to him who
waits. The editor of the Torch
light is serving on the jury at So
per day, but he. asks his creditors
for the Lords sake to be patient
yet little while, and don't crowd
a man when he's up.
NOTICE,-Guests of the Cliff
Roost House are hereby notified
that when they come in late and re-
tire on the pool table, to remove
their boots and be as quiet as pos
sible. Also not to use the corner
pockets of the pool table to put
their false teeth in. Geo. Beaure-
gard Barrow, Prop.
Peavine Progress has started
funny column. This will be for
the purpose of cheering up the
who have been looking
gloomy about something lately.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

If the government goes into the
business Of manufacturing its own
war munitions, we viii at least
have the munitions with which TO
fight If war is forced upon us.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

The physicians claim that Silk
Underwear is unhealthy. But just
give a girl the price of silk COM
bination and see how careless she
is about her health.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

This is to be a great year politi-
cally,. but of course it will not be
permitted to interfere with base
ball or fishing.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

No, our farmers will not be SOW
ing tacks in the roads travelled by
automobiles. They are buying
cars instead.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

Some of the people who preach
that we shall know each other in
Heaven are too stuck up to recog-
nize people on Earth.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

The wise man buys his home
paper. The foolish one borrows it
from his neighbOr and thereby adj
vertises his lack of wisdom.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23
MONTGOMERY NEGRO PAROLED

John Burbridge, sent up from
this county for five years for ma
hcious cutting and wounding, has
been granted a parole from the
Frankfort penitentiary by the Gov
ernor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

People in big towns are SO selfish.
I would rather live in little town,
where the people sympathize with
you when in trouble, and where, If
you have no trouble, they win look
up some for you.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

Every man reaches the turning
point as soon as shapely girl in
short skirt passes him by.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

I don't want my friends to die
for me. If they will be polite, and
let me alone, | will be satisfied.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23

There are lots of good things we
could say about this town-Tthings
that we have said before, and ex-
pect to say again. But we would
like to hear a few MARBLES from
your own lips. Tune upl