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Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12
ANOTHER BANQUET

The Epworth League is giving a
Patriotic banquet on Friday evening,
Feb. IS, and has planned to make it a
most attractive event. This will be
open to the public and all lovers Of
true patriotism will be anxious to
patronize it. Attractive decorating.
Menu and Program as follows:
MENU
Pressed Meat Scolloped Potatoes
Rusks
Combination Salad Pickles
Cheese
Devils Food Cake Light Cake
Coffee
La France Cream Bananas Mints
PROGRAM
Quartet, Selected-Mr. r. E. Webster,
Miss Jennie Waterman, Miss Ida M.
Coleman, Mr.. l.. P. Holiday.
Welcome-Miss Cecile Coulthard
Toastmaster-Supt. L. p. Holiday
Solo-"The Old Flag Never Touched
the Ground"-Mrs. r. E. Webster
Toast "Bro. Jonathan PROF. Floyd
Smith
Quartett-Selected
Reading, Selected Miss Harriet
Thomas
Solo, "a Theme for Loyal Hearts
Miss Hazel Cummins
Toast, "The Old Fox That was Not
Bagged"-Rev. John Clemens
Quartette-Selected
Toast-"The Rail Splitter Rev.
Robert S. Sidebotham
Solo, "E'en Bravest Heart'-Prof. c.
Ross Brownell.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12
FEBRUARY. MONTH OF
"RED.LETTER" DAYS
("By Observer"

Eahruarv while tba chortoct vcoc<h
30 the veor certo;rIv ho,ds ;ts .-u -
nrnher % "rod.i.ttarn dovsd.us
hov;no como snao;oI s;cn;s;o.n,o -
toohaS 20 .ham W;.h Is .SsnS A.,
tocLed ~ tha raor and ~. u.ontS 49,.
uoar .,.o ono,,d. con.onIaN Ia
L.. 90 Nouon,hon sa. ,aSo.,, o.
tho I1.;.oi Co.. ...S ..s.
- neon,s uho ,w;,, .h;s ~asu ao,oh....
~ onu;u..sor,, - 90 .sn;. 10 80. ~ raS
Doth who have No. hsd on onnor.,,n;tv
for doiro 90 for four vaar.
rho t;.s, ,oS ,o...u a. :, r..
,uos A.. ona -. T
dav more ~ Lee ossoo;a..d u ,s;.,, .,,ror
.tition The Irnited States ovor Tha fo.h
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12

There is land of small delight
Where all we mortals dwell,
Where something posters day and night
And holidays, as well,
Misfortune's ice is spread afar
Whereon each mortal slips;
And those who dodge the mortor car
Appendicitis grips.
While shines the sun man maketh hay
And sunstroke is his gain
He saveth for rainy day;
And 10 il doesn't rain.
The demon corn gnaws at his feet,
Or pain his eye tooth rides,
Or something that he's had to eat
Disturbs his whole insides.
His wife deletes what'ere he's earned
And buyeth hats galore;
And every time his back is turned,
They raise his taxes more
Almost before he gets to bed
A new day doth commence.
Full oft he'd wish that he we're dead
I. Except for the expense.
Such is the life we mortals live
A paltry, tiresome task.
All joys are given in sieve,
Cares in a stoppersd flask;
II poor man is thought Ounce;
II rich, tits called crime.
Good fortune knocks, tbs said but once
Hard luck knocks all the time.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12
Wise and Otherwise
Otis j. Smith,
City Clerk.

Whiskey straight makes crooked
paths.
When you think a girls peach you
don't need sugar and cream to smack
your lips over her.
What would be the basest crime in
time of peace is the highest exempli-
fication of patriotism in time of war.
You, young man, just fresh from col
lege, don't make fun of your old dads
lack of learning. Think of the good
judgement he used in picking out a
mother for you.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12

"When | open the windows to sweep
the rooms," complained Ruth's aunt
Caroline, "the curtains brush back and
forth and rub up against the screens
and outer sash, and become so soiled
that they are a constant nuisance.
Gust LET me tell you an easy way to
avoid that" said Ruth. "Sew snap
fasteners on the inside of each lower
corner of your curtains, and the other
half of the snap about three quarters of
the way up, on the inside also, one on
each side of the curtain. In this way
they can be quickly caught up and held
in place, yet the fasteners will not be
seen by the casual observer"
Ruth, that head of yours, began
her aunt, "but words fail me!'
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12
SAVING AT THE SPIGOT
AND WASTING
AT THE BUNGHOLE

There is an economy that saves at
the spigot and wastes at the bunghole.
To practice economy in little things and
forget 1t in the larger ones Is no econo-
my at all. To walk mile in order to
save five cents car fare may not be a
good policy, for the time may be worth
many times the saving. It has been
figured out that it does not pay a car
penter to stoop down to pick up nail,
for the time he wastes would buy two
nails. You often see men and boys in
the big city dashing in front of autos,
lodging trolley cars and taking desper-
ate chances with their lives to save
few moments time, and then stop for
ten or fifteen minutes to watch some
gentleman in window advertising
corn cure. Be consistent
1t never pays to buy something sim
ply because it is cheap. If you do not
need tt, it is dear at any price. The
woman who is eager for bargains aud
buys simply because she cannot resist
the temptation to get bargain has
swindled herself. True value consists
in getting the maximum return for the
money spent.
Last summer a woman bought six
baskets of peaches that were spotted,
and thought she bought them cheap,
and her economical soul was exultant;
but when she found she had fewer
cans than If she had bought sound
fruit, and the scraps were useless for
peach butter" and in her anxiety to
get them canned before they spoiled
she worked herself sick and let the
syrup boil until it crystallized, she real
lied that there are some bargains that
are not bargains.
When a wave of economy strikes the
household, the wife generally decides
to save on the table, which is all very
well, provided she knows how. But to
buy cheap meats and stale vegetables
may be the poorest sort of economy.
There are some cuts of beef as
nourishing as porterhouse at one-third
less the cost; but to buy bone and
gristle for beef is to deceive yourself.
II the family eats no fat buy lean cuts.
Pork chops can be had with practically
no fat or bone at all. These are the
loin chops. Rump roast is all meat and
no bone and goes long way because
10 In Nf
clothing costly economy can be prac-
ticed. Two pairs of two dollar shoes
will not last half as long as one pair of
four dollar ones. Gingham costs more
than calico, but it wears longer and
looks better. 1t costs just as much to
make dress Of calico as of bingham
and the only difference is the small
saving in material cost, which is over
balanced by the short wear. A rem
nant is not cheap unless you can use it.
1t may pay a woman to do her own
laundry, but if she breaks her health
it is costly washing. You can save
money by doing without eating-at
least cutting it down to stopping the
craving for food. You can eat candy
just before dinner and not want soup
and meat; but that is saving money to
hire doctor. True economy does con-
sist in doing without some things
needless luxuries, but not in doing
without the necessities of life. There
are many ways to save, but look out
that in saving at the spigot you don't
forget the bunghole.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12

Regular meeting of the City Commits
sion held at the commission rooms,
Monday evening, Feb. 7th, 1916.
Meeting was called to order by May
or Cross. Present-Cross, Gidley and
Lancaster. Absent-None.
Minutes Of the last two meetings
were read and approved.
On motion by Lancaster, the follow
ing bills were allowed:
E. w. Giles, labor on streets, 3 1000
Otis j. Smith, salary, 80. -. $500
Henry Cook, salary, -. -. $500
Jno. F. Kenney, wood for
j. Slingland, .... 80. :. 200
Am. LaFrance Fire Eng Co.,
mdse, ............ l3.OO
Crandall Packing Co., packing, 1925
Atty D. L. Wilson, ins. on town
nall, 80. 80. $1,000. l3.SO
Gutta Percha 6 Rub. Mfg. Co.,
fire hose, ...... -. 24O.O
Mich. State Tel. Co., rentals, 626
E. j. Hose Co., Wood and
Spencer fires, es,............. 103.6O
E. j. Lbr. Co., groc. for j. Sling
land, .......... 80. ..... $3.50
D. H. Fitch, salary and rental, 24.l6
Supernaw Prod. & Fuel Co.,
wood, ........ ...... ..... 100
L. c. Monroe, sanding streets, 400
A. Walstad, repair work, -. 2.35
The following were designated ~
polling places for the primary and re-
gular elections: First Ward, Eagle
House; Second Ward, Town hall; Third
Ward, Hose House.
Tho following appointments were
made for primary and regular election
boards: First Ward, j. H. Milford,
H. j. Carpenter, VIM. Bashaw, H. A.
Goodman, and Thos. Whiteford.
Second Ward, Vim. Aldrich, Frank
lin L. Smith, Robert Barnett, Roscoe
Mackey and L. G. Balch.
Third Ward, D. L. Wilson, H. L.
Winters, VIM. Pickard, j. w. Rogars
and c. B. Crowell.
On motion by Gidley, the above
appointments were confirmed.
On motion by Gidley, meeting was
adjourned.
Otis j. Smith,
City Clerk.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12

Insults and pills are best swallowed
without chewing
But the thorn remains long after the
rose has withered.
Promissory notes are in reality MOTH
ing but paper waits.
Trying to stand on your dignity may
result in hard fall.
However, the less man talks, the
more he doesn't have to apologize.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12
UlGyNursery Rhymes Revamped

There was man in our town,
Who was not very wise,
He went to buy his wife belt,
But he did not know the size.
And when he took it home to her,
Xou should have heard the kicks,
HI waist was eighteen inches round,
The belt was thirty
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12

When man is in his cups he should
beware Of family jars.
Isn't it queer that man never shows
his temper until after he loses itP
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12
Short and Sweet

Pat-"I hear you and the boys struck
for shorter hours. Did you get 'em?"
Mike-"Sure. We're not working
at all now"
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12

The belle in the choir may bring
more youny men to church than the
bell In the steeple.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-02-12

He who never does wrong never
does very much, anyway.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-01
IA EXPULSION DE MARIA CONE.
So TIENE RELACION CON Ell
ROBO DE UNA JOYA Y CON
Ell AUTO GIRLS"

Informamos aver que las autorida-
&cs carranciStas habi&n ordenaIo Ia
cxnaisian de n RepuDlica MeNicana
de "a gentiI artista Maria Conesa, .
quien Sc ha dado en- lamar La Gait
Il de Orc" por IA gracia inimitab!e
cor que interpreted La Gatita Blan-
ca"
Dijimos tambien que esa sentencia
recaida sobre ella. Sc de5ia q que Sc
hao:a descubierro su complicidad con
los 2apatiataS.
Ina persona que lego aver de Me-
xico ' que Sc dice bien enterad2 So
bre este asunto. nos ha dicho que
ademas de ESQ. Ia causa de "a eXpul-
sion de Maria Conesa tiene relacion
con {. robo de una joya de gran Va
lor : con n tamosa banda de .adro-
mes que efectu&ba sus correrias en-
I'm autom6vil de color girls
Nuestro informante nos reIata Ell
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UNA CONFERENCIA SOBRE LAS
SIETE MARAVILLAS DEL.
MUNDO.

Nanana en- Ia nochc cl doctor Ed
gar J. Banks hara resurgir Ia memo
ria De las '.siete maravil!as de! mun-
do" ' los tiempos del c~vplendor de
Nirr!vey Bahiionia.
Fl ~expresado galero, que ha sldo
IN y~iajcro incansable Y que ha re-
cor!iGo caSi todos los c~ontiHentcs de
IA terra. Gar;. una c~onferencia So
brc 81 tena que hcmoS indicado, ma
rieesra1Go todos los cstudios arluec-
!5cicos que h. hecho en- Alejandr!a
Y eli las p~ar;mideS lie Egipto.
f. doctor Banks asegura ha"cl Wis
10 los jartines acreos que embelle-
cen Ia Babilonia de Samiramis Y Sar-
GanIpa}o Y e! faro famosisimo de Ale
jan&ria-
E.a1rc los ~aficion&dos q los estu-
dios niSt6ricos ' Z las antigiie ladies'
dc! mundo. hay gran entusiaSmo POI
csrachar al psychologists &c refcren-
ca.
l., conferences, como antcs decia-
ros. rerdrl Iugar manana poc II no
enc : en- Ia Bib!iotec2 Carnegie.
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calleis-gritv Ordener con tono alta
nero.
Senior insolente. yo Soy el que os
10 mando.
No quereis oirme.... solo con
e! silencio podeis comprar el perd6n.
-Tibi tua-repuso el teniente:-
tomad para vos esos consoles.
-iCallad!-grito Ordener con una
voz que hizo temblar las atlas vidrie-
ras; y depositando Z Ethel en- uno
de los sillones del corredor, sacudi6
con singular energia el brazo del Off
cial.
-:Hola. senior yilla!-dijo e. to-
~niente, entire irritado y risueno;-
icomo os permits ajar tan brutal
nente este jub0n, sin reparar que es
del mas rico terciopelo de Abingdon?
Ordener le miraba fijamente.
-Teniente-le dijo,-mi %paciencia
es mas corta que mi espada.
--Os comprendo, ~vaIiente doncel-
diio el teniente con ironica s~onrisa;-
querriais que os ~dispensara csc no.
nor; pero. :sabeis quien soy? pues
os 10 dispense, senior milo, porque
principe contra principe, pastor con-
ira pastor, como decia ell hermoso
ST puede decirse tambisn cobac-
lie contra cobarde. no tendre ell su-
olime honor de batirme con vos.
Ton'imIari.)
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>.yero?........... sNada uu"rtis
di,prnsar q una pobrr pr!sioncra,
yo>. que paSdis los dias l! !ado d"
al.una DANA noble y hrrmosa. .jbre
y rr!iz como yoz?....
-Yo. CondrSa-contrSt6 Ocicner.
Ethel drrramaba laGrima> ' =! %
van - arroj6 4 SlIs pies.
mo me dijisteiS-continu6 SON
riendo Y llorando,-que IA ~ausencia
os ha parecido corta?
-iQuien. 20. Condesa?
No me l!ameis asj-contest6
ella con ternura;-no soy va Condo
sa para Made, ' mucho menos para
voS.
e. joven Sc Ievant6 0 rapiGez '
estrech6 a Ethel contra ST. c~oraz6n.
en- IN arrebato espontaneo y convu!-
Sivo.
-Pues bien, Ethel mia, llamame
til Ordener: y clavando una mirada
lie fuego en- los ojos de IA nina, ba-
aados aun de iagrimas:-Dime, me
amaS?-la interrog6.
No pudo oirse 10 que respondlo Ia
joven, Porque Ordener, fuera de 81,
rooo de sus IabioS, juntamente con
IA respuest1, aquel primer favor,
aquel beso Sagrado que basta Z los
ojos de Dios para convertir 4 dos
amantes en- dos esposos.
Quedaron mudos los dos j6yenes,
porque Sc hallsbar en- uno de esos
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FUE. ASALTADA la CASA DEL
SR. COLDSTEIN.

De Ia oficina central de policia fuc
ron enviudos aver con e dbjeto de
hacer IN reconocimiento a IA casa del
81. Goldstein, situada en- el nlmerO
S15 de Ia Avenjda Erie. el captain
Banks y dos agentes del servicio. pues
Sc rccibi6 aviSo t~elcf0nico en- Ia men
c!oaada oficina de cue varios indivi-
duoa sospechosos Sc habian int:odu-
cido en- Ell domicilio indicado.
Tanto el captain Banks como sus
acompahantes practicaron un minu-
cioso registro en- todas las Dependent
cia5 dc Ia propiedad del senior Cold
stein sin lograr descubrir el lugar en-
que Sc encontraran los as~altauteS, ere
ytndose que estOs huyeron Al darSe
cuenta de Ia p]roximidaG de Ia poll
rir
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HAN DE- lSLANDIA
-POR VICTOR HUGO
FOLLETIN NO Z
Ell HOMBRE FIERA

ia inqu.,la y o~hs"rvando =. rt"tto
uue producia IN Oriraer-Do" aiEI-
no Que llrva vu">,ra nombrr, Poc e!
hiio De, Virrry. dc Condn ir Gu!-
deniew. porlue deb"noN "rz2r por
todos, haSta por nur>t"o~ rnrln3.os.
y Ethel Se ruborIzd, por5IUe crela
men.ir: pero e,taba re>rntiia con q
extranjero Y creia habrrte Domnra-
40 ao sus o~raciones: Ia h~rmo>a Viz
gen unicanen;e /" hahia nomhrado
o Il coraz6n. no con los .abynS.
-Ordener GuldeE'ew - muy dcS-
dichado. sonora. s. Il contdIS entire
81 admero DE- vuestro> enem:SoS: Pc
70 - muv feliz 81 orupa un s!,lo IN
yuestras o~racioneS.
oh. no!-dijo Ethel, Sopre>a,-
tada V temarosa a. Vet "a fra lndl-
ferencia del a1tranjaro;-yo no ora
ba Dor 81. No Sc 10 Que ne hecno III
10 que haeo.... En- euanto a! MO DEL
Yirrey, Ia aborrezco y no la conoz-
$50. No me- observaiS con csc alre
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Sc ESTABLECEN BARRACKS EN-
LA PLAZA DEL ALAMO PA
RA LA VENTA DE CHILE.
Y DULCES.

Fl Club dc Sahoras de San Antonio
Sc ditigi0 en- ofjcio 4 los Ccmi>iora-
dos de Ia ciudaG, solicitando l. Sc,
~concedida ]Iicencia para establecer en-
Ia Plaza de! Alamo paeStos en- donde
Sc c~xpendan p!atiIioa : du!ces meXi-
carO@.
Pidcn las senOras del club citado
que Sc les e~xcep;Ic del pago de- con-
trinuciones, compr0metiendo2c i cui-
tar De IL !imnicZa de los ]cXpendiOs,
para 10 cual elias designar;ln u las
fam!lias m~eNicanas que denan atcn-
der los puestos, sicnto escogidHs Ell
tire las que presenter mejoreS condi.
clones dc aseo e hygiene.
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mOmcntos ~sOlemnes, tan raros ' tan
cortos en- Ia TERRA. en- los que al a.
ma parece que goz2 como un ~rcflejo
de Ia felicidad del Cielo. .momen-
tos indetinibles. en- los que dos almas
hablan On lenguaje para elias sofas
compensate; entonces Gala TODD 10
que es material, Y los dos seres inma-
teriales Sc unen misteriosamente por
toda la vida de este mundo y por to-
ia Ia eternidad del otro.
Ethe! Sc deshizo !entamente de los
brazos de Ordener, Y a Ia luz de Ia
luna Sc miraban con embriaguez. Les
ojos brillantes del joven denotaban
orguIlo varonil ' valor de leon. mien-
tras que Ia mirada semi-velada de Ia
joven Sc baRaba con aquel pudor, con
aquelia vergiienza angelical, que eE
Ell corazon de Ia virgen Sc confundia
con todas las alegrias del amor
Haze un instante, Ordener mic,
en- este corredor, mo huias de mi?..
No hula de ii; ne hallaba como
81 pobre ciego que recobra Ia vista
deSpues de muchoS amos Y que vnelve
a cara porquc no puede sufrir IA luz.
-Mejor puede a~plic4rseme esa
comparac;6n; porque en- III a~usencia
no he gozado de otra felicidad que
lie Ia presencia de IN Unfortunate
preso, de mi padre. PaSe los dias COR
solandole v-agreg6 bajando los
ojos.-esperandate. Leila a mi padre
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Ethel mia, pero manana te volvere a
YER para dejarte otra vez. hasta que
vuelva para no d~ejarte va jamas.
TDios MIC. Use ausenta todavla
Insisto Ell que v~olvere pronto Z sa-
carte de esta prisi0n, 0 a sepultarme
en- ella contigo.
-iPrisionera con. el:-dijo Ethel
con ternura.-No ME enganes: ipue-
do esperar tanta :~felicidad?
-iQue %juramento exiges, Ethel?
:que quieres de mi?-grit6 Ordener;
dime: mo eres mi esposa? Y en-
amoroso arrebato IA estrecnaba deli
rantemente contra IL coraz0n.
-Tuya soy-murmuraba Ethel
con voz conmovida.
Y aguellos dos ~corazones, mobiles
Y puros, palpitahan entonces deli
ciosamente, uno junto a otrO. sin
deiar de ser puros nj mobiles.
En- aquel momento fueron los jo-
venes sorprendidos por una sonora
ca~rcajada, que junto 4 ellos reson6.
Tn hombre, embozado en- Su capa,
descubri0 una linterna sorda que lle-
vaba escondida, cuya luz ilumino de
subito Ell semblante aterrado Y con
fuso de Ethel y el rostro atomic y al
two de Ordener.
-iBien, parejita, bravo. Pero me
parece que habeis andado POGO ITEM
20 por 81 pals de la Ternura, que no
habeis seguido todos los TecodoS del
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las fabulas del Edda, Y cuando le
veia dudar de los hombres, lie LEILA el
Evancelio, para que al memo no du-
dase del Cielo: despues lie hablaba de
II y el callaba, 10 que indica que
te quiere. Solo cuando pasaba i'll
utilmcnte toda Ia tarde en- mirar 4 10
lejos por el canine 4 los viajeros que
!legaban, y en- e. puerto I los baje-
les que v~enian, e movia IL cabeza
.sonriendo aniargamente, Y 80 llora-
ba. Esta prisi0n, en- Ia que pase toda
nj vida. lego 4 serme odiosa, Y, sin
embargo, estaba en- ella mi padre,
que IL llenaba para mi antes de como
certe; pero til no estabas en- ella Y
20 guerra Ia libertad, que no como
cia.
Existia en- los ojos de Ia ~joven, en-
el candor de su ternura, en- el suavc
pudor de su franqueza, tai encanto,
que Ia palabra humana es incapaz de
describir. Ordener Ia escuchaba o
algeria concentrate de IN ser are
batado a. mundo real para asistir al
mundo ideal.
y Observation-Disclosures va no
quiero esa libertad, de Ia que til no
participas.
mo nos Separaremos va nunca!
Esta exclamation de jubilo hizo re-
cordar al joven 10 que habia olvida-
do.
-Esta noche tendre que deiarte,
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arroyo del Sentimiei 20. Y que habeis
tornado, sin duda, algln atajo para
llegar mas pronto a IA cabana del
BeSO.
Nuestros lectores habran, segura-
mente, reconocido al teniente admi-
rador y plagiario de Ia sehorita Sou
Irrry. SorprendIdo IN Ia lcrtura De
Celia, por ell toque de las doce de la
noche, que los dos amantes no habian
dido, comenz6 Ia ronda nocturnal Ell
"a torre, Y al paSar por la extremidad
del corredor de Oriente. habia dido
algunas palabras y habia visto mover
Sc dos bultos en Ia galeria a la luz de
10 luna. Entonces, curioso y atrevido,
escondi6 la linterna debajo de la ca
pa Y avanz6 de puntillas hacia los
dos fantasmas, a los que su brusca
carcajada saco de su extasis desa-
gradablemente.
Ethel hizo un movimiento para Sc
pararse de Ordener; pero despues,
volviendo q el como por i~nstinto y
para pedirle protection. ocuit6 su
ardiente frente en- ell seno del joven.
Este levanto Ia suya con orgullo
real.
-iDesgraciado del que viene a
a~sustarte Y a afligirte, Ethel mia
Soy desgraciado, sin duda, 81 he
tenido la ~desgracia de espantar a esta
tierna donceila!
Senior t%eniente, os ordeno cue
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IN Case DE LONGENIDiD.

.JrSu, IIurrta. De l0I amos d" rdad
fa,ircii a las nuryr dr ii mailana dc
~antrayr- IN Ia casa nIImrro ITO i" Ia
cal y. Mesquite. NaciG eE SahinaS.
MrNiro. y NiviG por - amos IN g!
Londad0 lie R"Nar. IN Ia ciudad lie
San Antonio. Sus run"ralrS tuvIrron
agar aver IN Ia manana IN IA cate
tral de- san Fernando y fl" Srpulta-
Ia rn 81 Urm"ntrrio irl miSmo nom
brr.
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81 PRIMER NiNO PEGISTRADC
AVER FUE OBJETO DO MU-
CHOS AGASAJOS.

Con motive de habcr siGo aver q
G.a Que ha originado que el "rio en-
curse sea b~isiesto, los concentrates d.
San Antonio ag~aSajaron con mIchos
o~bsequ;os 4! primer niHo cuyo naci-
mirnto tuc rcgistrado aver en- Ia Cor
- respective.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

Alice Denman, casa de I'm cuartc.
Diaz Street, man2ana 201T. CostO,
$l.5.
Edward Harper, casa dc IN cuarto,
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nESEO sabcr 81 paraderO d. Ia Sra Romano
Santlllau, de- Florrnrino Tab0ada y DE- Maria
TuboaIa. \ Ia persona Que prup"rc!Dnr IN,
fUrTnc% CieriuS de "llnS 80 |" grdtliicara
con CINCO PESGS. dirlyitndOSe 4: CeAGDio
Taboada. 2iS ,. santa Rosa Ave. san Anl"-
Mo. Tex. N-22''
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EESEO Sabcr el paraderO d" Ia Seliora
Carmen DuIningucI de Estrada CIalQliI"-
"a persona que s"pa dr ella. So H. su-
riica lirigirsc 4 este pcrI0i.co.
80.
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Sc solicitan Agentes para la
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Santa Paula,
Cal, Duncan, Ariz., y demas
lugares donde no los haya. Las
personals que Sc interesen pue-
den dirigirse solicisando Precio
y condolences a LA PRENSA.
Departments de Agertes, So7
Dolorosa St., San Antonio, Tex.
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PESOUISAS-

SR. SlFNES TREEIS0-H"c!bl III rarla 70
cha Il uu- me rnriaStr q" Galveston. Tex.
C0nt"Sli embellishments pero M fur de-
ygrlta Ia c0nte>taClCn por ralia II" direction
rnmrlrfa. lnfurmamr. pucs, Il" III dOrnIcl-
lie. III hcrnIan0, JOSE y. Tr'vlhO. 1853: :.
arcd0 81. SAN Antonio. Tex. $50
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IT.. G. GDENTliER.-Arent" exclusive para
la yenta IL" los magnrfoS Bosch y los car
buradores Iayficld. TengO Sl"rnprc en- cNiS-
rcncia toda class. dc reraCciUn"S para los
mIgnclOS y cuburatnreS. l.!antaS de TO-
faS las marcaS cvn"c!da~. JlI Main Ave-.
Telcrono Crockett DOS. ~an Antonio. Tex
ST
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REGISTR0 Ct(II..
i!atriuluniuS.
\acimicnt0S.

Peter IIorisis :. lSlbr. T"scan".
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vENDEMOs I'm peGuelo neeocio On abarrn-
'eS. situadO IN buen lGgar ! cn complete
ictlyit.aL commercial. tlene regi5Irc V no
nav rezagoS. TaHlbi&n un taller Dc pe!i-
Iurria, compueslo tie 2 SillOneS. : "speIos.
replsas, relUj grundr = toda So hernandez
a nncva. AInbos neEoClos 81 pu"den atrn-
Ter raciimcnie por eslar en- I'm iHlSiho III
gar, Poca rcnia. Inrorman: +. Puentc &
Son, 4Oi s. Laredo ST.. san Antonio, Tex.