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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-29


denomination de: "COLEGIO DE La
CIUDAD DE Ell PASO. FL citado
planted fue estatuido por ley de . de
mayo de 1917. dada por el Pocer Le-
cislarivo del Estado de Texas, III
vistiendo de autoridad . su Junta d.
rectiva cue esta integrada por las per-
sonas mas p~rominentes de Ia ciUdad y
cue mas inter6s han manifestado por
ell progreso de Ia educacion popular.
FuG ell prop6sito de los legislatures
Ia creaci0n de cursos que
tiendan q dar IN desarroIIo iateleeouai
elective. da>mcrito real y no oe o'aa-
70, mediante una amp!ia orgaaizaci6n
~esco,ar en- los tepartamentos de Glen
riss. Letras Y Aries. asi como De /"
curse especia! para IA formacio" de
comretentes Professors de E~nsenanza.
La Junta Directiva cree que los pro
p6s;tos del Colegio pueden lLenarse &c
Ia siguiente manera:
I.-ProporcionanGo n Hrep"f"c'"N
~univcrsitaria para Ia vid" COM
pleta, a j~6venes Y sc@oritas, lie
nando asi una necesidad de los
tiempos presentes. ~accatu2da
con motive de Ia guerra mum
dial.
U-EI estab!ccimiento de este cole
gio en- la ciudad de Fl Faso,
viene ! zaniar las dificu!lades
CUE Sc presentaban = muchos
padres de familia cue careciaE
de recursos suficienteS para ell
war q sus hijos q ~lejanos cen
tros educativos. o que Al man
dartos quedaban pr!vados de IA
Immediate vigiliancia de SIS Pc
dres. especia!mente tratanoose
de ninaS.
III.-Los ninos Que aspiren a ser rra-
duados en- alguua de las mas
famosas UniversiiaGes lie. Is
te. pueden consegu!rio hacienda
en- eli Colegjo de Ia CjUI&d DC
E! Paso. los dos primeros amos
de estudios y yendo q ,erm,-
mar ell curse = IA UEiversi&%d
de Texas.
IVA iatevdepcaGencia lie los E.
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Sc GR~ATIFICARAN S2.GO a cua!qu.er per-
soma Gue inforinc de lose AIemaI. cspa-
mol. cdad - afioS. iiaCc cuatro aIos Sc
eEcOnlraba en- Nevada. DIrijirsC a Saliva
dor AlcIndn, Prudence. W. Va. G03!)
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JuTEN NENICANO dc q afus de cdah.
Gcsca tcn"r correspondence con SciOrita
mcXicana de IL i ~ ailOS IL cdad. Oh
jcro matrIm0ain. DiTiIirsc a 7. VI. Va
la!cz, +. .. Box -, Frontier, Wyo.
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nGSEu SAFER 81 paradcro dc Ia sra. Do
lcrr> Ialadez. natural dc san Juan de
Ail"nd". Coailuila, Mexico. La persona que
proportion" in:nT1neS CicriOS accTca dc SI
paradrrO reclb!rs S..un de- qualification.
HaCc tres amos - ru6. para Mexico Y ahnra
- me dij0 que Sc cncOntraba en- IIuttn.
Texas. y pldO inrprmcS cXacruS. DiriiirlOS
4 lose Angel ParedcS. p. D.. 3oX s3i. MIL
ford. Texas. 1890
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DESEU S.ABER cl paradcrO de Pablo Pc
druza. hacc 3 amos tuyc tnrOr!ncS que es-
taba en- Laredo. Texas. Tiene IN hiiO dc
nOmhre Felipe PrdrOZl J sI c>posa Sc
llama An;onia Magellan. UriginarioS dc
Cun"cpciGn del orc. Edo. de ZacaiccaS.
Mexico. Is ltjo de SImOna Mac!aS. $2.T0
dc qualification 4 Quien dirIil inrOrmcs
CicrtOS Z Francisco PcGrOza, Elkhart. Kan
SaS. tipJr
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hESEO SABER 81 p2TadcrO de mi cOmpa-
Ore Pedro MglloE Y dc ~ cSEG>l TclCSfora
4 dc MgliOZ. asf como dc SUI hIiO Jose
MuliOz. Las llltiInaS noticiaS las reclbf con
feCli1 II de JUNO de Ia Estaci0n dc Ca
NrlnicrOS. Texas. GratiIirarc con $i.OO 4
T!rSO MeGcllln. GOOdland. Texas. 1890.
SIl. MANUEL MONTHS Lara. sirvaSc pasar
al 30 de la Gale East Quincy 0 liable al
tCiGrUnO Travis 20ig. prcguntando por Ra-
lacl Morales. Urscnnc. HO29)
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DE~E'I SAFER ~ actual paraG"rD dc mi nj
jU lr"DcO isur!ld. 81 rSrUSa i."Onidr> de
hnrhG Y de III hliO Juan IiOrlia. Original
rios 4" IL Hacienda dc TRIO. Edo. dc
GuanaiuaIu. las IlltimaS nUilriaS las re-
r!bi u" Lyons. Kansas haze como IN ahO.
GTatificarc con una >IScripcI6n al Scma-
mario de TX PRENSA al inrOTmanic. Dir
jr infOrmcS 2 Sra. Lui>a de ROCha, Il. !.
H.. l.. Box =. SegUin. Texas. O. 1890.
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local, INSTRUCCION ! EQUlpU

Por el primer aHo. !aSaclases del Co.
leg.o de Ia c;udad De El Paso. Sc dari
~ eI magnifico y amplio e5it;cio dc
Ia High School y en- ei QUE sc esta
conc!uyendo por cuenta de Ia Uaiver-
sidad de Texas. para Il Escuela de
Minas. aMbos ~S.tuaGos Ell Iugarea sa-
nos de Ia ciudad de Il Paso. Texas. :
esta a su yez. como Ia dicho a:~Gn
cscritor. "sjtuada ell cl ccraz5n de-.
de saIud del S~uroeste."
La e~nseaanza y las confere"cias,
estaran a cargo &c les miembros de
la Facultad cue ha que5ado i~ntagraGs
con p~rofesores de las Facilitates de Ia
High School Y de "a EscGela de Nj
mas, unos ' otros e~speciaIistas en- sus
respectivas materials de c~nSeaanza,
graduates ea Unive-Sid"GeS. Les
ediicios citados estan amp.iamente
provistos dc TODD 10 ~necesario, come
son: salores De clase, salones dc cs-
cudio. bib!iotecas. laboratories, etc.
etc. de acuerdo con los dI-talos ade-
de las Ciencias y las Aries.
cuRs0S QUE Sc DARaN
T! Co!es:o de l. Civd.d lie :! Pc
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BIBLIOTECA De INDUSTRIAS
LJCRATIFAS

GlDL1Ol ~ III
LJCRATIFAS
a ID c~eatavOS cada IomoJ
Ganado Lamar
Cabailos de Cacga
Industrial A!codo.era
GuSanos sc Soda
EacaS Lecnc-aS
Industrial AlEare-a
Caba!lOs de LulO
Industrial AEUcareTa
Las Flores ' sus Perfumes
Exploitation de IA Patata
CrJa de CabraS
Cria de CercOs
Fl Azafran.
Cria de Pa!omas
GBRAS rOPULARES EMrASTA-
DhS
a - ceutavOS cada una)
Hygiene del fumador
La Electricidad en- cas-
Quiromanci@
Guia del Buea S!rviente
Manual de Equitacion
Juegos y deportes
100 platoS de GAIA
100 PlatoS de Ternera
100 formulas para aprOvechar los
sobranteS
Bales de Sociedad
Oraculo de las Damas
LaboreS del BelIo seXo
Aumento de bie2esJar , tones Q.3O
Manual de postreS ' IcoreS
Manual &c reE0Ster.a : paste!er!2
Guia del macrimOnio
100 Nodos de aliaa- carne de vaca
HAXANAS DE FANTOMAS
q 80 ~ceataTOS tOmo)
e. geaio del crimen
NisterioSaS ~Iechorias
Horrible eStrataEen:a
CaG&ver cue habia
Juve contra Fantomas
FL muerto que mata
La huella del muerto
e. aEe1-e Secreto
FL documeNtO Dumero t.
Prisionero de Fantomas
FL Giamante del Rey.
D2St-eZa iuutil
Il aSOgado mistei.oSo
+! polIZ0Cte apache
FL nilo Gesaparecido
FL ahorcado De LonGres
Vida por vida
AYENTURAS De BUFFALO BILL
q 80 certavOs tomo)
- ~Prota2ador &C u has
Ina uoche de Carnival
FL instinto de una viUora
FL mlSterlo &c AS olho Gagas
PeSca Oific.i
IN tonic dcm2S.GGo ..sto
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NECESlTU dos zapateroS. trabajo pcrTa-
uraic paso S"gIlu d~cScmpciiO. dlrlSlrSc
to- J.. West Houston. Diego Flores Prop.
40.
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Il N~ECESlTAN iO muchachas para limpiar
lucccs. InfUi1man en- los Trash 81. u!:il
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IiA-N1A-lS
Herbart. po- Compayre .......S V.64
Spencer, por ei misno ......... GOV
Erseaanza de L GeoEraf." -. 0.6J
Resumen de pedagogical, por v.
Rein $500. 1900. ........ V.oo
La Education natural, por Chr
lit. ..... ......... $50
Historic de Ia Pedagcsia, por
Weimer .-....-. 1900. v.oU
Arte de educar a los Din0S...S LOU
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.ERS0S QUE Sc DARhN

Fl Co.es!o Dc l. Ciud&d lie Z! Pa
so. compreade Ell 81 tres esc25.ec;-
mientos ~difc-enCeS. q saber.; E Cole
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POESIi

De E>paHa y de America, Some
-os 10,
Z. Pa-naso Dcminican0 ......- OF,
e Parnaso Salvadorcno 1900. o.l'
PoeS;as s~-aEcCsaS $1,000. 1900. U.o'
Las Mcjores POesias Nisticas
RuStIca 1890. d. ......... V-o'
Las mismas, pasta te.a 1900. To-
Romances escojidos lei Duque
de Riyas.-RUsUca -. -. G.5
los misrlos. pasta tela ....... 10
Las Glen mejoreS ?oesias .;r;cas O.G
Mis- mejores poes!as, p0r Villa
espesa .... .......$l.O
a tn dido, poes;as de Dolores
Bolio 10
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DIVERSOS-

81 NECESITA express para que llevc sns
pctacas a la estaCi0n 0 Gamble SuS nue.
b!cs hablele 2 Nosalcs. Telerono Crockett
a75i Y Travis 1875.
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Sc NECESITA jo"en mcXiGano dc f'ilena
prcsencia que liable inGlcS. con buenaS
refcrenciaS Y que cOauZca pcTlectalncil'e
81 trabajO de SODA FOUNTAIN. $ielo pc
SOS mcnSuairS Y aSiSicnCia. Dirfiasc n
C0nsiancIo Bravo, ii5 Trudscon 81. Hen
Tyctta. Okla. mo.
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NECESiTO Scis Zapatcros, pago $!2 a $3.50
semanGrios. Boston Shoe Repairing Co.
10 West Houston. -iT3i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-29

Il comp!ot Gel juez
e. proscriPto de "A montana
In piano ametrallGdora
LanzadoS al abismo
Eiaje terrorifico
Daniel el oso y Ell Oso Juan.
e. cacique negro
Liachamiento fracasado.
la eStatua parlante
Los beduinos rojos
NOYELAS DIYERSAS
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ANTEOJO> En- hBDNGS-a La COInn.ria
Cram"r-3f9 Hicks BuiIdin=-D. hriIiEo
Cr.mer. Oc1IliSla-UpiIrO. Pres. 81 Ia vista
de Vd. COmienZa Z CdnSarSe 81 I'd. uene
dolores dc caDCZa. no SC eSpcrc hasta que
sea dcfuaS!adO ta.da. EXainen Gratis. q,
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q 80 ceEtavOs tomo)
- prota2ador &C tu has
Ina noche De Carnival
FL instinto de una viUora
Il mlSterlo &c as ochO Gagas
PeSca diiic.i
in tonic dcm2S.GGo ..sto
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AVISOS DE
VENTAS-

MAGNIFICA OPORTuNIDAD: yendense cg1-
tro Pactiards. un Pearce-Arrow y la-
mamie ajuar dc casa. Para infocIne5 ecu
iran a alJ West Houston 81. tlV5l1.
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Sc RENTA hacienda. Digame I'D. {. tiene
implcmcnloS Y maquinaria a~grlcOla y su
valor, V 20 lie proporcionare hacienda con
aqua en- Mexico. NJ. T.. Flores, los BcivIl
ST. San Antonio. Texas. -ftt3
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in:cs dc ycndcr sus NUECES lie est!ina-
ramos darnos & conocer SuS preclos. COM
pramos cualGuicr cant!dad Y clase. d.. >.
and G.. MarrOquln, 400 Doloross street, sah
Antonio, Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN SciiOritas que Sapan CoscT.
Buen SalarIH srm3nariU. DlrijlrSc a Army
and Civilian Taylor los Grenet street de
: a S de Ia mailaRa. tlUsl-.
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yESDE BARATO. auto : pasaleros en-
condolences. En- abonOS, 3 per
soma de responsibilities. InrorGan 500 sur
Flores. NIInL.
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EXPERTO CHAUFFEUR meXIcano. buenas
~cOSvumhrcs. soIicitG cIupleo con ramllia
particular. nd refercnCiaS. DirIJ!rsc a Il.
1929.
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RENTALS

Sc RTNTA cuar,o bicn HInuebladO casa
particular. 4 sciOra o SefGriia sofa Y con
rcfr-rnclaS. OCurran 302 Bcirin st.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06
WHAT'S A FLAG FOR?
(Tacoma News)


 A Seattle couciman. whose patriotism looks like geatine dessert the back porch in weather pro poses that the United flag shall not be waved and ourshed about the stages of theatres merely for the purpose of arousng feelings of the audience Maybe it is undgnified and shoddy emotionalsm but such dem onstraons give persons the only patriotic thrills they ever get. The flag often is misused-even among those who profess hold of sacred trusteeship the ark of our pariotsmif the flag rules and as found in Army and Navy are worthy of obedience
 Perhaps we need a more definite flag code. But in drafting of it let lugubrious membership make the flag silent thing mothbas only to be wep when thought about but make it vire animate, pusating emblem to be laughed cheered about the breezes undulate beautiful coorings Patriotism is much like reigion-worse than useless if all tears.
 God made laughter and cheers.
 When the devil wants to fill his various institutions he first gloom, introspecon and sad silence Billy Sunday. as he is in many ways makes no mistake when he shouts to his audience:
 Three cheers for Jesus Christi"
 The theatre performed notable service in carry ing the flag viidly before the public The movie" is emphasizing Neither Of them purposely has stuli- fled it. Their appeal been a patriotic appeal they costumes approach irreducble minimum each waving 8 flag may be sight for some sad eyes but their antics probably do more good than years course of lectures on patriotism.
 Whats a flag for? Did you think about that?
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06
CHEER UP FOLKS

If anybody was in doubt as to how the male population of ketchikan stood in the present crisis. his doubt must have been disbelled by the show of patriotism at the meeting last evening. On every ones fact could be discerned that grave expression found only on real men facing dan gerous duty; calm, yet determined. Grave, yet with no apparent fear of consequences with the single purpose of organizing to better fight for their country. As Mayor Heneghan aptly said: Heretofore Americans have been neutral; but they are no longer. Henceforth they shall be for America first, last and all the time. Not only that but the password shall be Americans, "FORWARD.' The manner in which the re- mark was received left no doubt in the mind of every man how the male population of Ketchi- kan feel in the matter. No wonder that those too old to take an active part in what may follow left the hall with pride and confidence that our cause is such as to deserve unanimous support. Cheer up folks, the boys are on guard,
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06

Ten thousand dollars has been appropriated by our territorial legislature to be used in or ganizing a military guard for Alaska What is intended to be done with that bit of money, is
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06
LET US BE CAREFUL

Let everybody be on his guard in expressing his oninion these days. There is no reason why we should vent our feeling in public. Those in our midst with whose country we are at war should be considered. There is no doubt but what everyone of them is really sorry that the Euro pean war has led us to take the step that our country is about to take. and the less we say to increase that feeling the better it shall be for all The suggestion frequently made of late to intern some, we hope is made in jest and should not be taken seriously Should the necessity become apparent for such action the less publicity it is given, the better it shall be.
 It is not the false step that hurts. but the result of the false step.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06
PAD FOR PATRIOTISM"
yaldez AIiner)

(Yaldez Ainer)
 We read about patriotism these days Paid for pat rjotism" is Much of the present pretended patriotism is false and reasonable because does not represent patriotism such everywhere rests in the hearts of the plain citizens of this grand country of True patriotism is backed by good reason and sense and would lead constantly better and better civilization No patriot would fail give all within his power for his country but the paid for pat. riots try stir up excitement and animosity and for selfish and for the pay they get they willing to give up the earnings and the lives and freedom of all except themselves. That kind of patriotism read in the paidor articles in the New York newspapers; it in moving pictures costing hundreds of thousands of dollars get up hear it in lectures sometimes in the pulpit it on posters; find in advertisements and other paidor ways often convincing the and curing their active support All that which paid for takes into Long live the Natoni" but counts the dollars and would have the many sacrifice for the privileges fthe few Paid for patriotism leads to constantly complicated and dangerous civilization This is time for reason and common sense. The Ma. tion and people that maintain will most likely to lead the world.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06

not quite clear. However, it is a starter but we have reason to believe that more will be ap- propriated as the need becomes apparent
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06

An Alabama man was fined s5 for emptying a quart of rum into a private lake and making the carp drunk.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06
KETCHIKAN CIVIC CLUB.

KETcHIkAN CAMP, NO. 20. 4. 8.
 Meets every Monday evening at 8 D. m. Visiting brothers welcome Geo Morrison. A C.. D. Smith Harris A. R (Hall for rent, apply to J. D Rounsefeil.)
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-06
IMITATION

is the sincerest form of flattery, that is why it pleases us to hear that other laundries claim to do work just like ours. It is a tribute to the excellence of our laudering which we fully ap- preciate. But why not have the origi- nal? Send us your washables and you won't have to say they are as perfect as ours. The work will be ours and the real thing.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24

The reasons for its original ex-
emption from taxation have long
since ceased to exist; the great
wealth it has, amounting to many
millions of dollars, is invested and
being re-invested for gain, the bene-
fits the State and county received in
the education of orphans and other
children have ceased to be, so that
there is no logical reason remaining,
to my mind, why it should not pay
its just share of taxation on the
great wealth it tenjoys.
/ therefore answer the question
by asking why should this insti-
tuition, which is now engaged in so
many pursuits of business for gain,
be exempted any longer from pay
ing taxes, while the farmers, on
whom the heaviest burden of taxes
always falls, stagger under weight
of the ever increasing load?
| am told that the Tome School"
now owns property to the value of
one third, if not more, of the total
taxable basis of Cecil County. If
this is true, and its property were
added to the taxable basis of Cecil
County, it would decrease the pres
ent tax rate, which farmers and
other taxpayers now pay, at least
25 per cent.
|. AS This Institution is no longer
conducted in the interest of those
it was intended to benefit, as the
orphan boys and girls of Cecil Coun-
ty no longer receive the free edu-
cation and instruction they were in
tended to receive by their bone
factor; as it has become and is
now an institution which is con-
Quoted entirely in the interest of the
sons of the rich, who pay and are
able to pay; as it is engaged in pri-
vate business, other than education
al, for profit | know no reason why
it should any longer be exempted
from taxation. | therefore am in
favor of compelling it by law to bear
its just share of the burden of the
expenses of the government under
which it exists.
OMAR d. CROTHERS.
Political Advertisement
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
SELL YOUR
WHITE CORN-NOW

Never before has the farmer
had the opportunity to sell his
corn at such profitable prices as
it has been bringing recently.
But prices are now declining
so do not hold over until too
late. Otherwise with the new
crop coming in, you will have to
sell at much lower price than
the market now affords.
You will have no trouble dis
posing of your crop if you act
quickly. We will make you a
satisfactory offer ON all white
corn you have, on the cob or
shelled. Also yellow corn.
Write or wire us Immediately,
and we will make arrangements
to take your corn before prices
drop further.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
For County Commissioner.

1 hereby announce myself candi-
Iate for County Commissioner 0ong
term,) subject to the Democratic
primaries. Your support earnestly
solicited.
1. G. Grimth.
Second District.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
For County Treasurer.

hereby announce to the Demo-
cratic voters of Cecil county that I
will be a candidatel for County
Treasurer at the coming primaries.
Your support is earnestly solicited.
George Benson.
Chesapeake City.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
Political Advertisements

Mr. Ewing
noticed you had an article in
your paper last week, stating that
had been appointed member of the
Baltimore Greater Extension League.
The appointment was unsolicited and
unauthorized and 1 will take no part
in such fight.
Yours truly,
Frederick, H. Leff1er. :,
The midland journal., 1917-08-24

take this means of announcing to
the voters of Cecil county, that l will
be a candidate for House of Dele
gates at the coming Democratic
primaries. 1t will be impossible for
me to see all voters personally. Your
support solicited.
Frederick H. Letter.
Elkton. Md.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
CANDIDATES CARDS.
Candidate For Sheriff.

I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for Sheriff by the
Democratic party Of Cecil County,
Md, and earnestly solicit the support
of my fellow Democrats at the forth
coming primary.
A. j. Jones, Sr.
Rising Sun, Md.
/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office of Sheriff of Cecil
County, and respectfully solicit the
support Of the voters at the coming
Democratic primary. My reference
is my record as Deputy Sheriff.
Jacob I'll. Reynolds.
Elkton, Md.
l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for. the Democratic nomi-
nation for Sheriff, and solicit the
support of the voters of Cecil County.
Taylor w. McKenncy.
Elkton, Md, July 20, 1917.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24

Notice to Executors, Administrators
and Trustees.
ORDERED, BY the Orphans Court
for Cecil County, this 18th day of
April, 1917, that r. D. Bowland,
Register of Wills for the County
aforesaid, be and is hereby request
ed to notify all Executors, Admins
traitors, Trustees and any others who
may be settling estates in this Court,
to appear in person before the Or
prans' Court at least one week be-
fore they state an account, to the
end that the Orphans Court may fix
then the rate of commissions, -
JAMES ]. McCAULEY
MILTON S. SENTMAN,
ALEXANDER P. JACKSON.
True Copy-Test:
r. D. ROWLAND, Register.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
For House OF Delegates.

I hereby announce my candidacy
for the House of Delegates, subject
to the Democratic primary, and
solicit the support of the voters of
Cecil county.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24

BALTIMORE PEARL HOMINY co.
S. F. Evans, Manager
Seaboard Corn Mills Baltimore
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
Elkton, Nd.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for State Senator, subject to the
Democratic primaries. Your support
earnestly solicited.
John HI. KimbIe.
Port Deposit, Md.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House of Delegates,
subject to the Democratic primary
Election.
The midland journal., 1917-08-24
John Anderson.

Cecilton, Md, Aug. 16, 1917
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LUM's PEACHES.

We will sell our crop at the
orchard as in former years. Season
starts middle of August and con-
tinues through September.
They are very fine this year.
Mauldin Lum,
Leslie, Md
Tel. North East 74-FI2.
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For State Senator.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the State Senate, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
Omar ID. Crothers.
EIkfon ma
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WANTED-Old Gold, Silver and
Platinum. Highest cash prices.
Also Beeswax, Golden Seal and
Ginsing Root.
Rising Sum Pharmacy.
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DESIRED-A reliable, capable girl
for general housework. Good
wages and good home. Address,
giving references and stating
wages desired.
Mrs. j. T.. Ramsey,
Swarthmorc. Pa.
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LET US PROTECT YOU
against loss or damage to your
crops by fire.
Buy one of our policies of the
Home Insurance Company
which is one of the largest and
best Fire Insurance Companies
in the United States.
Short term policies issued at
reasoable rates.
CHAs. s. PYLE.
General Insurance.
RISING SUN, MARYLAND.
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Port Deposit, Md.