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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09

hope that he will be returned. He is
q fine man, has an excellent family
and is doing good work here
The general impression is that he
/ will come back for another year.
/ Miss Minnie Lashley and niece,
Miss Cecil Lashley, of Camden,
were guests OF Mrs. Walter Dam
iels at the johnson Hotel Saturday
and Sunday.
McLemoresvilIe cotton buyers
delivered here about 100 bales Of
cotton Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week which had been sold to
G. M. Watson at very high prices.
FOR SALE-A my home two
miles north of McLemoresyille, on
the Mckenzie road, a lot of hay,
farm implements aud a few house
hold goods. R. w. Richards. 3tp
DR.. Leonard Edwards came
down from Nashville Thursday of
last week to see his mother, Mrs,
J. O. Edwards, who is sick. On
Friday night he took her to.Nash-
vile for treatment. They were
accompanied by DIR. j. W. Nc
Call and Miss Bertha Edwards.
At last reports Mrs. Edwards was
getting along nicely.
Ellis Scott (col. J had some lively
experience getting married Sun
day. He started to the home of
his prospective bride and on the
way was waylaid by a former low
er, her mother and one or two
friends. Scott was attacked, taken
out of his buggy, and struck on
MS head with a hammer leaving a
bad scar. The marriage license
was taken from him and torn to
pieces. He finally escaped, came
to town. had duplicate license is
sued and succeeded in reaching
the home Of his bride, Mary Bell,
and was married. Ellis was so
elated over his escape and his sue.
cess in getting the marriage cere-
mony performed that he did not
have the offending parties arrested.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09

Allen Eason visited in Dickson
this week.
A. Z. Hall was in Nashville the
latter part of last week.
WANTED A load of good, dry
corn. 7. NJ. Ilarwell. 39-tf
DR.. B. G. Dodds and H. K. Oar
ling spent Wednesday in Nashville.
Fox RENT Three nice rooms.
Apply to Mrs. Mary Parsons. 39-tf
Miss Ernestine Norman was in
Nashville the latter part of last
week.
L. A. Lancaster, of Lexington,
spent last Monday here attending
court.
Miss Lille Noles and Mrs. w.
A. Bullock were 10 Mckenzie last
Monday.
We have a nice beef, we wish to
sell by the quarter. Oak Lawn
Farm. 'nhone Sc. 1926
r. E. Ware went to Reelfoot
Lake last week and brought back
a car load of ducks.
Mrs. NJ. j. Ridglev returned
last Monday from visit with rel
atives in Cincinnati.
For popular family heater get
Coles Original Wood Stove. Any
child can control it perfectly.
Big lot Of Glassware, Queens
ware, EnameIware, etc, Just re-
ceived at Evans & Thompson's.
Harry Edwards, of Gleason, and
Duane Bobhitt, Of Mckenzie, were
Sunday visitors in Huntingdon.
Mrs. Leslie Black and children
visited her sister, Mrs. Vesta
Rudd. in Fulton, KY. this week.
Dressers, $l0.o0.and up; Rock
ers, 50 % and up; Chofoniers,
5000 and up, at Evans & Thomp-
sons.
Mrs, Walter Daniels returned
last SATURDAY. from q few days
stay with home folk in Chatta-
nOOga.
John Nalpole. of the McLe-
moresviIle community. will leave
about the 25th of this month for
Canada to make his future home.
He has a brother who has been in
shat country some time.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09
Town and County News

: Stoves. SIP 90 and up; Ranges
$500; Heaters. $3.50 and up;
pipe at a bargain, at Evans &
Thompson'S.
WANTED-100 teams to haul logs
in woods at Byman Switch, near
Hico. Good wages paid, j. V,
Stimsom & Co.
Miss Mabel Clark has returned
from an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ross Teacbout, in
Meridian, Miss.
Mrs. Walter Cozart visited her
husband in Greenville, 5. O.. last
week. She found him doing we'll
and in fine health.
Miss Marie Parish returned the
latter part of last week from Nash
vile where she had been compIet-
Ing a commercial course.
Joe Murray, of Lepanto, Ark i,
and Charles Murray, Of Jennie,
Ark, visited their mother, Mrs.
w. W. Murray this week.
Chancellor j. w. Ross held an
adjourned session of the chancefy
court here last Monday to close
up some cases in that court.
Hon. r. S. Spraggins, of Jack
son, will address the people at IL
a. IN. Sunday and at Mckenzie at
night Oh the Army Y. M. g. A.
Rev. George 5. Price went to
Bells Thursday of last week to
meet his father, Marcellus Price,
who will spend some time with
him.
City tax books now open for
collection of taxes. Those desir-
ing to pay their taxes will find me
at the court house. w. III. E8SoD,
Recorder and Treasurer.
Mrs. Joe Priest returned last,
Sunday from three weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ross Teach
out. in Meridian. Miss. Mr..
Priest met her at jackson.
All parties indebted to DR.. w.
q. Clopton, deceased, by note or
account, are requested to call upon
me and make settlement and save
costs. p. A. Tucker, Adma. 1913
Rev. ". D. Pickens is attend.
ing conference this week. Bro.
Pickens' many friends here, with
out reference to church relations,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09

tests were enjoyed, in which the
highest scores we're made by Miss
Erin billiard, clab member, and
Miss Doris Brooks. visitor The
prizes were a box Of Belle Camps
chocolates aud a bouquet Of c6rys-
anthemums. Besides the club mem
bers, many visitors were present,
Miss Jesse Patterson, of
Bradford, and Mrs. Finis Mont
gomery, Of Mississippi. The host
ess was assisted in entertaining by
her mother, Mrs 3 II. tilllsman,
Mrs Fannie Goodwin, Misses
Marine and Rosa IIillsman and
Elizabeth Harris and Clarence
Walker The next meeting will
be held two weeks hence with Miss
Gladys Blanks.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09
Trade Bargains

| have a large stock of general
merchandise, consisting of dry
goods, clothing, groceries, ETC.,
and am 10 position 10 offer some
excellent bargains to the trade.
Guarantee everything to be the
very lowest cash price.
New los Of shoes.
Carload Of salt.
Will buy the following and pay
for the same in trade:
$l.o0 per hundred Tor good clo-
yer or grass hay.
$500 for corn.
Young mules and yeariings.
q. L. BOULDIN,
Hico, Tenn.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09
Trezevant News Notes
NJ OUR REGULAR coRRHsroNDENr

church, Rev Riley. preached two
interesting sermons Sunday Bro
Riley will move lis family here IN
the near future, and viii occupy
rooms at Mrs. Minnie Graves
home.
We desire TO express our ap.
preciation and thanks to our county
agents, Judges and contributors for
the $40 prize, which our commun-
lily won at the agricultural fair in
Huntingdon; also for individual
prizes, bringing the amount up
to SIS,
Attention is hereby called to the
fact that the date of the third an
Inual educational rally and COM
munity fair has been changed
from November Is and II as pre-
Iviously announced, to November
% and "A The public is cor
daily invited and especially
the teachers of Carroll county,
who will receive credit for attend
lance as if attending regular meet
ing of the teachers association.
The "Beau-Not" club was enter
tanned by Mrs Frank Heron on
Tuesday, October %. The house
was beautifully decorated with fall
flowers and the fortune-telIing was
well carried out, Miss Bessie Gal
lowag being the fortune teller.
Several very interesting contests
were engaged in, and Miss Gladys
Blanks received the club member
prize, 4 pair Of sterling silver hat
pins, and Mrs. Maxine Heron re-
ceived the visitors prize, a beauti
full handkerchief. The next meet
ing will be with Miss Martha Hills
man.
A thriving people ia a thriving
town is line combination. The
Irrelevant people pride themselves
as belonging to this class. They are
always Oh the outlook for some
thing better Through the faculty
and students of the THIS. a high
class lyceum course has been pro-
vided for. The first attraction will
appear Friday night, November
l6. Argus" the entertainer. is
one of the worlds greatest magi-
clans His program is one that
will please ali classes, both old and
young. It's hoped and believed
that the citizens will show their
continued appreciation Of their
school BY helping to make our w.
ceum course u signal success let us
put away the common l0c shows
and be interested in such enter
tainments as will be uplifting TO
the community. See the senior,
girls and boys and buy a ticket.
Do your "bit" and the lyceum
course will be success,
On Tuesday evening, October
80, Miss Martha HilIsman was the
charming hostess of well-planned
Halloween party for the members
of the Beau. Not" club. Lighted
pumpkins, spooks. old witches and
black cats added TO the weridness
of theoccasion. Appropriate con-
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-09

Acll VI OuI bOWu'
Marion McASkilI was visitor
in our town Sunday.
Miss Erin billiard spent last
week end in Huntingdon.
Mrs. Talmage Newbill, Of Nash
vile, is visiting 10 our city.
jeff Newbill, of Brownsville,
spent Sunday with his mother.
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Blackwell,
of Yuma, have moved to our town.
Mrs. A. r Goodwin is visiting
her sisters in Milan and Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webb, Of
Milan, were in town one day last
week.
Claud Cary. of Yuma, was a
visitor in our town last Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Ruth Holiday attended
the missionary rally at Mckenzie
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon j. Wilder,
of Huntingdon, spent Sunday in
Trezevant.
Miss Brooke Nellie Ware left
for Marshall, Ark, where sire will
teach music.
Clarence Bryant and Lionel Me-
Cay. Of Mckenzie, were in town
Sunday night.
Mrs. Roy Yancey and little
daughter, Helen. Of Paris, are Wis
ting home folk.
Vernon Bonds, Gallon Woods
and Weldon Bennett paid their
usual Sunday visit to Irrelevant.
Ermon Smith, accompanied by
Misses Lillian and Maggie Smith,
visited in McLemoresville Sunday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailor Brown and
daughter. Noma, and son, j. L.,
visited Mrs. Harry Dickson last
Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs. John Albert Hills
man spent Sunday in Atwood and
attended the Hammond temperance,
lecture.
Mrs. Minnie Graves, Mrs. Jas.
Mower, Miss Iva Abbott and UIon
Ozier motored to Gleason Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. L. Yancey left Mon
day for visit with her son, L B.
Yancey, and family in Marked |
Tree, Ark.
The term examinations of the
THIS. are are now in progress,
and maAy pupils are trembling to |
know their fate.
The ladies of the Baptist church
arc spending Monday afternoons
quilting. Much money is being
earned in this way.
Mrs. A. NJ. Grizzard and little |
Mary Courts, spent a
few days in Huntingdon with the !
family OF Z. G. GrizzREd.
Alessrs, Ed and Eb bryant and |
TOmmie Chance. also Misses Myr-
tie Bryant and Vera Brooks went
to jackson last Saturday.
Wayne Bowden and Miss Rob !
bic Jones and Audry jackson, of |
Mckenzie, and Floyd Brown, of |
Henry, visited in town Sunday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heron
and Misses Doris Brooks, Etfie, |
Pauls and Ben Adams went to
Jackson last Friday on BUSINESS. !
|. q. Hurt presented each of the |
teachers With d well-mounsed Their
mometcr in order that they may
keep the temperature in their |
rooms uniform, /
Mrs. Grace Williams Robins, OF !
Mckenzie, addressed the members
Of the W.C.T.U. at the home of
Mrs. Oliver Sloan Thursday after
noon, November /.
The boys of the high school in
their prayer meeting have decided
10 send letters to all the boys now
in camp, who we're formerly mem.
bers of this organization.
The members who attended the
w ednesday evening prayer ser.
vice have sent individual letters to
Ill the soldier boys who have gone
out from Irrelevant and commun-
ty.
Miss Inez Burchy, of Paris, will |
give an evening of miscellaneous
in THIS. auditorium on
Friday evening, November 8.
lnder the auspices of the local w. \
J. t. u. |.
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Debut.
Iran fuerzas fegulsrss )
Brownsville, Texas

'rrrc>r0n:!cncin Especial para Ia PIENsA.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Enero 80.
- Sc han rccibido noticias en- esta
ciuGad, de que el Departamento de
Guerra ha ordenado que el ITO. Re-
gimi7nto de infanteTia del ejGrcito
regular. que Sc encontrana lie SER
vicio en- Mexico, 0 Ia expedition
punitiva venga a Brownsville, en-
cuanto llcgue q territorio de los Es-
tados Unidos Ia mencionada eXpedl-
cion.
Asegurasc que el 10. Rcgimicnto
ocupa-a los campamentos que deio
81 36 dc Infantcria, dc las Guar
dias Nacionales, Y el cuaI sali6 hace
POGO tempo de esta ciudad. La nOti-
ella ha causado buena impression en-
tire los concentrates dc esta ciudad,
quicnes cstan ansiosos de que Sc Gu
bran las vacantes que han dejado los
m~ilicianos, pues de otra n re-
scntiran graves ]periuicios en- sus ne
gocios.
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Sc hacea g'andes prepsra-
tivOs para recibir a.
pGata Rueda
:. :. :. ;. :. :. ;. :. =. :. :. :. !. !. = - :.
= Ell vate coahuilense, Jose Gar ::
= cia Rodriguez CARA la bien- =
= venida al cantor =
= hispano. =

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correspondence Especial para Ia rRENsA.
EAGLE PASS, Enero 31.-Esta
va complete e. programme de festejos
para la reception en- Ia capital del
Estado de Coahuila, del poeta espanol
Salvador Rucda, que es esperado
ahi de I'm dia a otro.
Como dijimos, no hace mucho item
pc que ell Gobefnador Espinosa Mi
relies invite al ilustre poeta espanol
a que hiciese una vista 4 Saltillo, y
e. poeta Sc puso al punto en- canine,
.!cgando Il la Eiabana e! mes pasado.
Figura entire los festejos una gran
velada literaria con los mcjores elc-
mentos intelectuales con que actual
mcntc cucnta Ia ciudad de Manuel
Acuna.
Dara Ia bienvcnida al pocta espa-
mol. ur litcrato que es honra de las
lctras coakuilenscs y mcXicanas: ID.
Jose Garcia Rodriguez, que por mu-
chos amos ha dirigido los mas impor-
tantes estabiecimientos dc inSLruc-
ci6n Dc Coahuila.
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Brady. Texas. De este pueblo nos
escribe e. senior Pablo Zamudio. don
de nos comunica 81 beneficio obreu!-
do del uSo de Ia PODEROSA SANA-
DORA:
Muy senores MICS: Tengo cI GuSto
de habcr tornado ST. muy buena roedi-
Gina, el Alma Cordial donde quedo
convenc1do que presta buen resu1-
tado.
Mandenme otra GAIA. Para Tisis.
Toses. Restrios pasados, RiRoncs. Hi
gado, EStomago. SaHEre imnura, De
bilidad. Pulmones Y Nerv.os debi.es.
INTERMEDIATES dc Sehoras Y niHos use
q TODD tempo eI Alma Cordial. L
euesta tanto como las mUchas jnEe-
riores medicinas. pero lie Ga mejor re
sultado Y lie ahorra dinero, porque
no n~ecesita tonar tanta como d~
otras. Pida mas informes a Miller and
Co. Station a. Box 50. San Antonio.
Texas. (Adv.>
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correspondence E>pVtld' pan" ''N
Ell PASO. Texas. Enero g.. Aver
cruz6 la Inca divisoria cI genera
Jose /. Prieto, quien Sc encon-ra5a
residiendo en- e Paso, hace algo mas
de IN ano. Prieto declare de una ma
nera franco y ostensibIe que !ba a
reunirse con Villa Y que dentro de
POGO tempo operaria en- las ccrca-
Mas de Ia frontera en- cooperation
cen Manuel Ochoa.
FL jefe ~viIlista de que Sc yiene ha-
blando fue gobernador del EstadO de
Michoacan durante el tempo en- que
Villa domino Ia mayor parte del pals.
Y Sc ~encontraba en- territorio amerI-
cano deSde que VIC que empezaba a
e~clipSarSc IA e~streila. Ahora. sigulen-
do ell cjcmplo de otros muchos, Va
q reunirse a Su antique jefc cuandn
hay grandes probabilidades de que Ia
causa de este prospere como en- Ia c
anterior.
\ a,gunos dc Sus amigos les mani
fest6 Prieto cue iha 4 procurar que
su genie Y la de sus c~ompaneros con
quienes tiene Influenza hlciera una
campana ordenada. a fin de prcstlgIar
cl mueyo movimiento, ' hacer e a
TODD el mundo que cl villismo no cs
el movimiento vandaIico de que 81
h3bTa.
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Sc prepaTan en- c. Juarez
en- Fl Pss0 para supri-
mir CuaIQujeT desorden
= Las autoridaoes americanas =
:" Gsponcn que los bomberos =
:: ros usen 5us =
=: ras en- un nuevo -
= tumulto. =
=. :. =. =. -. .. :. =. =. =. -. -, =. =. :. =. -.

rntIr>pOH lcnria Especial para | i PIENSA.
Ell PASO. Texas, Enero 3O.-Co-
mo las autoridades de Ciudad Juarcz
V las de eSta tuvierOn noticias de que
Sc p~reparaban nuevos desordenes por
aQuellos que Sc rehusan a cumplir
con la disposition de las ~autoridades
sanitariaS a~mericanas, referente a
que cuantos prctendan pasar la Inca
divisoria tomcn un bano, 81 no pre-
sentan e! certificate respective de
haberlO tornado con antcrioridad, to-
marOn aver las proyidencias necesa-
rias para cvitarlos. De comun acucr-
do q jcfe lie policia de la vccina pla-
"a, Maxine Torres, ell general Pa
bic Gonzalez, c~omandante militar de
Ciudad Juarez, Y Andres Garcia. re-
p~rcscntante de C~arranza Ell esta Cit
dad. dccidieron el envio dc gendarmss
= soldados al puente internacion3,
con ordcnes de reducir al orden, en- la
fcrma que fuera mas pr~udente. a los
?uo pr"tcndicran altcrarlo. Por 10
que tOca a las au~toridadcS c~ivilcs. ON
diqc que han dcterminado enviar en- cl
momentO n~cccsario una brigada de
~hom5cros, para que dlspcrsen con sus
mangucras a los am~otinados.
FL bri~adicr General Bell anunci6
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-02
Proxima llcgada de tropas.

En- ell curse de Ia prescntc s2man:
IS ~csperado en- esta ciuGad, bucn
nUmero de soldados, con los que en-
pieza una recommendation que scra
cl primer paso para el movimiento
militar que Sc inicia.
Entire los cuerpoS cspcrados. sc
cuentan, IN regimiento del SO. de in
f~anteria, que actualmente esta en- Ia
cercana poblaci6n de Del Rio y uno
del 300, que Sc c]ncuentra ahora en-
Fort Clack.
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POR LOS ESTADOS De
NUESTRA REPUBLICA
iateresantss infOrmsciones dc las principles
CIutades dc Mexico

Ncncacs, le robarOn tres pesos que
llovaba en- ell bolsillo. Los asaltantes
fueron llevadoS a la Mayoria de Or
dcnes de la plaza, por el captain dc
~vigi.ancia nocturnal para que les sea
impucsto cI castigo a que Sc han he
che acreedores. Is de esperarse que
cl Ayuntamiento aumentc cl numero
de gendarmcS en- la p]oblacion, pucs
la sociedad Sc halla justamentc alar-
mazda Ell vista de Ia frecucncia cor
que Sc repiten asa,tos i manO arma,
d. sin que el pacifico transeuntc ten
ga mas defcnsa que poner pies en-
p~Olvorosa
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No ha muerto Ell ex-arzobispo de
esta diocesis.

Es ineXacto que haya muevto Ell
eT-Arzobispo de PuebIa, como ase-
gur6 TN p]eri6dico de la Iocalidad. 81
blen es cierto que Ia enfermedad,
que lc aqueja Sc lie r~ecrudeci6 dIti-
mamente: 10 cierto es que fu6 victi-
ma de I'm prolongado sincope que rue
MAJ intcrpretado por alguien u nro
pals Ia falsa especie de que habia sy-
cumbido.
Tn reducido grupo de estudiar+o.
del Coiegio del Estado, que han ido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-02
Campana contra la inmoralidad.

Muy bicn recibida ha sido por toda
la sociedad brownsvillense ia campa-
ia que cl Sheriff esta emprendiendo
contra Ia inmoraIidad que era va una
verdadera amenaza para las buenas
costumbres. La campana ha lido de
una manera especial contra ciertoa
bales a donde concurrian ineXpertas
j6venes a prcscnciar y a tomar parte
de practicas absoiGtamente incove'
nienteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-02

a. f~racaso en- sus examenes ultimos.
aprovechandose de la libertad de que
ahora d~isfrutan, sc reunieron con OBJ
jeto de enviar una comisi0n al C. Pr1
mer Jefe, 4 Queretaro, pidiendo Ia
destituci0n del senior licenciado Fe-
l:pe 7. Contreras, actual director de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-02
Villa csta esperanto que SC reponga
su cabGllada.

Los que han tomato en- serIO las
int.rmacioncs de los carrancistas acar
ca dc que Villa fue uerrotaio en- il
mtncz-declaro Ia persona que ira
10 la notiria-y Green Yer una core
boraci0n dc eSas noticias en- la mac
tividad que ha dcmostrado el jefe re
bcldc dcspues de sa.ir de Torreon,
muy pronto saldran de ST. ITO Las
fucrlas dc Villa. que cada dia van
sicndo mas nUmcrosas Y estan magnl-
ficamcnte pertrechadas, sc conservan
intactas pues 10 de Jimenez no fue
mas que una eScaTamuZa cue tuvo
por cbjcto haccr que les carrancistas
10 cstorbaran Ia marcha del nuclco
principal que Sc dirigia hacia las sic.
rras por la Inca ferrea de Parral. LO
cue paSa actualmcntc es que la ca
ballada de las fucrzas viIlistas esta
muy cansaGa Y Villa ha dccidido de-
iarla yeponcr para que entire en- bue-
mas condolences a los combates que
prcnara. Nientras tanto. ~aprovecha IA
o]Dortunidad para po~scsiCnarsc de to-
dos aqucllos puntos que van dejando
los amcricunos Y en- cuanto haya sa-
lido Ia punitiva y deje cubierto CT
nortc con sus fuerZaS dara principle
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i NELE-iTN rArTc>> para rTr IIcvc SIS
prIaca- i Id esIaCliE o canine II, niue
lies haDlcIe a liOsales, TelGfOEU Crockett
!T5t.
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>ECItETOS MARA, ILi0SGS.-Si mSted Uc-
,ea hallsr fr!icldad. sIcrIe, fortuna. amor,
,lOria Y S~OS!epn. 81 listed dnsca toner GSi-
. en- el concrete, II lIIcre iriIHiaT IN Sus
'nIpreSas. Il T;ierc har"rSe ailaT, 81 GUlcre
air vICtOri0sn en- tnGos -us 2suntO- Y 10
:rar lpLGs SIlS GeScnS, riGi mi CUTIOSn IL
.orrin. uu' T. s"T8 onvladO gratis q vual-
IA Ne CORR" direction. $r. J. VERGE, ApIr-
talr iii. i;anlna. cuba
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Expulsados por ser personas non
gratas-

Pat Cassidy, uno de los que apare-
clan complexities en- Ia muertc miste-
ROSA de una persona, ocurrida hace
pocos dias en- uno de los hoteles de
Ia ciudad. ACADIA de scr desterradO
por ordenes del Mayor, quien ha ma
nifestado que hara Ia guerra a GUAM
tas personals sospechosas Sc presen-
ten en- Brownsville,
Cassidy fue aprehendldo a raiz del
crimen de que Sc da cuenta. pero CO.
mo no Sc !e pUdiera c~omprobar que
hubiera teRido participation en- e., sd
Ito en- libertad, mediante ell page de
una fuerte muIta, que iuc ~entregada
por la mujer que 10 acompanaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-02
Glen mil bOteIIss de Tan
lac Sc han VeBbid8 CT
Ell EstsdO de Ttx3s
Una gran drogueria dice que la Popu-
laridad de essa excelente medicI-
ma apenas emPieza.
MUCHOS DAN TESTIMONIES.

Parecera incredible, pero es verdad
Il para ahora Sc han vendido y dis
tribuido en- el Estado de Texas, cerca
de Glen mil 1000 OO) botellas del to
nico Tanlac. h~abiendose cmpezado a
propagar apenaS hace tres meses. y
una de las mejores pruebas de Ia Gre
ciente popularidad de esta medicinal,
es el sinnumero de cartas que a dia-
rio Sc reciben en- Ia Oficina del Tan
lac. de senoras ' caballeros perfecta-
mente bien conocidos. que refieren
los beneficios que cada quien ha OBJ
tenido con 81 uso.
Entire las muchas cartas ~recibidas
recientemente, estan las que a cont,
nuaci0n copiamos. que Sc eXplican por
81 mismas, y que son de interes para
todas aquellas personals de Ia locali-
dad cue actualmente sufren de algu-
ma enfermedad de las que pueden ser
curadas con esta maravillosa medici-
ma.
Houston. Texas. Enero u, 1917.
Mr.. c. F. Willis.
Distributor en- el Sur. del Tanlac.
Atlanta, Ga.
Muy senior MO:
lie incluyo carra que me fue entire
gada aver por Ell Sr. Gi!mer de IA
Southern Drug CO., sus re~presentan-
les al por mayor en- este distrito. Es-
ia carta c]ontiene IN excelente tes-
timonio acerca de Ia bondad del to-
nico Tanlac en- IN case dc reumatis-
mo. Y creo que seria bueno publican
Ia para beneficio de todaS aquellas
personals que actualmente sufren de
esta dOlorcSa enfermedad.
La demanda que ha tenido cl TO-
rico Tanlac por. estos ~contornos, ha
sido sencillamente fenomenal Y cor
tinuamente esta aumentaEdo, ' es de
notarse la opinion de Mr.. Gilmer.
quien cree que Ia veHva de esta med
Gina en- Texas apeHas ha comenzado.
Su SECURE scrvidor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-02
Continuan los asaltos nocturnos.

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Gro Ortiz Y el soldado Octaviano ia
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