davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10
observation-disclosures.
3pman al @ilbelm 8ergipe.
/ (Jorti.)

~Dg ban troeoe nat1rligpis, Sc hi. Spao blpl,
per Mlperoens Sorflaringer pperfor Gn, iom lober
for fig ielp. Srolle er Manoelt % leg loper Dem
at --"
On iforp 5lpiten ,bprte 110e paa @abe1. Spor.
1prong op, tog fin Sat % iagoe %ilferoigt: vl1r1o=
ifplo - man %penterl" Sa ne1te 4Sjeb!if bar BON
noe al Dpren.
aaae ioa barl ipringe op Ell 0roife, bbori Der
foo en- Officer al Set pabelige @enoarmeri; iaa lpo
Ser otter en- 6leiten, og Droifen r11llebe al @teo.
Mage Itirre0e efter oer, i1totil Ben %fpriDanot i
Mprfet, iaa tog ban til $ppe6et % iagoe: ul1n1ligt!
Seq %for1taor life ct Or6 al set belel"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

5%folelprere. S oe fibite Mar re-
gJereoe BON belle 8paoe11. San oel-
tog iprig / &olittf % baooe flor
Snoflp6e!!le / leoe1oe areoje. Sau
optrauotc til og meo poa polittffe
Vfeoer, oeltog ofte / Disfusiionen
og bar iprlig peliet bos 8pg6ens
Brni ter.
W%fistanfer or1> at ban life bar
|oen, ban nogop Zig for, bar oog
/ lpngere Gio bGret til 5teoe bos
pis1e al Ggnens 8eboere, og 6isie
bar efterbaa1oen ifaffet til Neie iaa
mango gepiier moo bum, at Mp,1-
|oigbeberne forleoen Scat fo1ot fla BE-
|fejet til at laoe BAN orreltere.
Som GfSelnpel poo Sen fate $50,
%'tttor, ban bapoe, forteller en- 1penif
Mpis felgenoe: Scr ct Yar Mar
1ioen fao Ell Sanoelsreiienoe pao
|5tora Sotellet / u1ricsba1nn beo
Do!storp ianmcn neo en- uf 5tez
bets Gjgbmqno, ga MnoerS1 ion qif
forbi. Den @anbelsreUel1oe for OBJ
og raabte.
Set Dor jo 2in6berg. Ser er
nolopet 1000 &ror1er for Bans &auz
gribelle.
San iprang ioo efter 2in6berg,
Tom forlpan6t ino / ct 8en1ionat.
Ser ipnrgte 6en &onoelsreiien6e:
&an jeg faa tale me6 2inoz
berg, lom 1ctop gift ino fer?
MISREPRESENTATION betrogte6e
bum forbab1 ct.
~ Ser er il1gen 2ilr0berq.
Sg oa Den a1r0en Dolot paa lit.
lagoe bun:
- San beboer life 2inoberg. Set
CT @o6Sejer Grit5 g. 9(noerSi Jon fra
Dolstorp. San er en- on1et og az
tet Won6> ri fjel1ber bam. Seer
1aa benlig at gao Deres Sci ieg en=
ifcr ingen 5fon0ole.
Mrreltotionen fonot 6te6 UNDER
gnnife ejen0ommelige Sormer. &ro=
alolenSmanoen, Ieoioget al en- so=
pofot og Staosfi1falcn / Q%1o0ebolla,
onfom til 8orrorp pe0 3=Gi0en om
g}Qtten. Sc bo1ot @ogt til benueo
6.3O=Sioen ONT Morgenen, 6a Sc
lerote Ell Eolitibetjent ino til @oos=
ejeren meb Me6bele11le ON, at bans
&ornbebol0nil1ger ifl1loe optplles.-
anoersion fleote fig poa, men blep,
ioet ban ifuloe forlooe Sulet, orre=
lteret og eiebliffelig bclogt mc6
Saan6iern.
2in0berg bar UNDER ct al fine
Spl1glclsopDolD 1elb 1frepet cit lille
geretning ON fine Meriter, bbori
ban forleger at renbaife Zig. Mn=
ooenDe Observation-Disclosures flyer
BON, at ban bar bum nof" til at
fpje til ct Nul poa cit Gbecf poa
400, men bette gioroe ban bare
for loa meget iifrere at fao 11obe=
|talt 6e 400.
Otter fin fprite Stunning - /
1904 - begop: ban Jig til Mmerifa,
boor ban Seem omgiffes meo
Spioierne inocn Sen ipenlfe &oloni.
S Nn1erifa oreb ban ogioo piot=
1trofte Spefulationer, men til Slit
blep ban afil6ret 1om en- Gbe1tprer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10
Gn n&oman" fra set pirfeliee Sin,

s 9olstorp Gogn / &e1terg9tlan0
er Ser in0truffet en- Begibenbeo,
lom ituor fl>l6t poa &9j0e me0 Sc
oriltiglte Sa11ta1romoner. @n al 60
mems MET fien6te og agte0e Meno,
@o6sejer Srit5 6. Mn6erslon ct ar
r%elteret iom anflaget for / s Mar
at babe u6gipet fig for en- onOcn
ems Sen, ban / @irfeligbe6en er,
en- bortramt Tugtbusfange, ti6ligere
@apbrugsejer og 2anbstingsman>
Sobn @otbor6 2in0berg, Tom i 1908
arreltereocs for Sal1f oa @eoroge=
rier.
2in0berg efterlDltes n1lere6e !
1904 baa0c / 5berrig % / Morge
ON onfloget for at bope efterifreDet
fir Sbigerfo6ers Mapn, oefs pao
@efs1er, 6els poa cit &as iefreoit=
fontraft, og oels paa en- Meffe
Gbecfs. Set lpffeoes bom at remme
n6 al 2an6et; pao Malan6 bleb ban
imiolerti6 lat fat og i6gmt 2 Mars
:9ugtbus for Tolifnerier, iom bo11
bab6e l1ofert ber. Da ban efter no=
1taaet 5traf lful0e TRANSFORMERS
tilbuge til 5berrig fori9gte ban at
mDrbe en- af Sangepogterne beb al
giDe bom forgiftet &onfeft. Sanee=
Dogteren blep meget ipg, men fon
fig oog igien. 2in6berg 6emtes for
bette til s Mors Sugt6us. lln0er
Den Broces, font berefter bleD fort
i Mnle6ning al bans Solifnerier,
iao ban / Di1triftsfangilet / us
6eba!lo, og berfro lpffe0es set bonn
antogelia peo formaaer16e @enner:
9i9lp at r9m11e 5omn1eren 1908
bare if6rt en- N%ut1fiorte. Dermel
,foriDan0t 2inbberg, og til SrobS
for, at Ser blep ublobet 1000 &rp=
ner for bans Naagribel1e, b9rte mon
intet mere ONT bam.
Ean en- eller onoen Moa6e bob
Sc ban imiolertio ifaffet fig I'M
oerretning ON. at Ser fra en- al
2anosbpgoerne / 1893 bar ltobun.
6ret en- 8onoe beo Mdpn Srit5 6.
Mnoers1on til Mmerifa. Mnbers:
OF ifl1l0e ogIaa bape Ell 5pn, men
6ennes 5fiabne bar 11fjen6t, oQ
bette benDtte6e 2inoberg fig al. -
Son benben6te Zig til Mpnoigbeoer-
ne, fortalte, at ban bar ioenttit
,meo 5gnnen og fit fig u0leperet
Nopirer IDbenbe paa Srit5 s. Mn=
6ersion. Sg meo 6is1e og en- Gum
,Benge, Tom ban paa EN- eller o11=
ben bi6ttl nopflaret Maaoe boboe
,,erbberbet Zig, reilte ban til Gals
torp, bbor ban / 1909 fi9bte SET
lfore GODS 8orrarp og inlta1lereoe
fig me6 Susboloerife, Gienere, Sic.
neifeptger og alt, bpao Ell Coos
eier b9r babe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

vMan br9bler poa Dor fere Sor6
@oo meget ON Moral.
Men 5agen er, iuobiot leg tror,
SIT Sor6en ielp er gal.
Nei, blp1e meo Moralenl
Sect meb Sen falife Menl
Moralen er paa Salen
6or 1pnge iiben lagt.
Sribeo, Set er min Moral,
Sribe6 for BET Orb u8eta11",
Sribeo til at te fig gal
Ct Ei6ens nD Morol."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
COMING TO FL PASO
Doctors Rea Bros.
American Physician Specialists Civ
ing Free Medical Services
to the Sick.

At Hotel Mctoy from Monday.
February ~ Ia sunday. February %.
one week.
pr>. Rca Bros. licensed bv rhc
states. are visiting the principal cities
throughout the United States. demon
straling their system of treating dis
easc- and Determines without sur
rical operation: will give free treat
mcm tcxccpi small charge for
medicine, and appliances to all
who apply in person on this parilcn-
lar visit.
According tn their drvruplcd >N>-
tam no more operations for append
citi,. gnll stones. bowel ulccra'ionN
and imparlion~. doing away with the
knife aud much expense ~ the treat
mrni Of these dangerous diseases. Ia
diseases of the kidneys. bladder
nrynn~ diseases. epilepsy. paralysis.
slow Growth IN children. club feet,
curvature of the spine and diseases
of women. they have had much rN-
pcrcncc. and many thousands of
satisfied patients
Startling disclosures relative Ia the
treatment of consumption. asthma,
bronchitis. deafness, catarrh. liver .
stomach. bowel troubles. and deep
seated chronic diseases Their treat
mrul for ~u-plrl"n> gr"wih>. iubrr-
ruhr glands. small tumor~. pllr-,
mnlc>. worth. and certain forms oi
rclrma. with the hypodcrmir needle
in lection method i, without pain; i
death dealing and destructive Ia these
Diseases. Heart disease. blood dl~
eases, old sores, varico>e veins,
lrarhoma lcyc diseased. pcllegra aud
~rroi'ula. treatment IN part ~ adop-
ted after wears of research work.
lIr~. Rra Bros. are well known
throughout the United States. Then
idea in extending this plan of FIRE,
/ med 'ul treatment l. Ia secure IN each
community some evidence of their
"nol work - ~ Ia benefit them IL
-..' ing more palirnt~. The sick and
,h"~r Interested IN the sick are invited
to call Married women must com,
With their husbands. and children
with their parents ar guardians
Hours 10 \. VI. 10 ! i. VI.
Feb. III
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
Bethlehem's Bid on Shells
for the United States Nayv
To The American Peoplr 4.

~ we tHRftcon feOpk.
The Secretary Of the Navy has awarded
contracts amounting " over s., 900. 900
70 British bidder for IA and l6-inch
proiectiles for the Navy because of very
much lower prices offered by the English
bidders
Meknow nothing VI the basis upon which
the b .asi . were made, but the pub.
bc 10 ent'.;o 10 know the facts upon
which We oui elves bid for this work.
Two years ago we took contracts
TO make 400 lt-ineh shells st n
price Of sl,sls,ooo. Up to now
not = single shell has been &C.
ceptei by the Covernmeut, al
though we have expended, In
wages. materials, etc., on these
orders eS22 ISL, and we have not
received . SINGLE DOLLAR ON
these contracts.
II sdditioa. h,arsI i.trprssssss, =
IL costrset aisAt aaks = EsbIs a.
psssius snoastins - t67s.eis
IN the light Of our experience. and h.,-
Ing no other basis, We bid Tor Io-ipcb
shells approximately the same rate per
pound - that which the Navy Depsrt-
nent actually awarded q Il-incb mn
contract one year ego
Bethlehem Steel Company
CA G,,Asl 4 scHwAs, GA.is...
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

ed by the government and knows
whereof he speaks. deals n thor
ou.hlv with the subject. seeing 81
many benefits To the country from
the new loan law that all who are
nj all Interested in the measure
should read il. H. think that there
are few who have gone 81 deep INTO
the subject ~ Mr. Quick.
The law wa, formed for the ex-
elusive benefit of actual farmers ana
when the banks are established II Will
lee hut little trouble Ia those who
have the proper security Ia yet MONEY
at u reasonable rate and on lone
nnc. Now ~ To the security there
j. quite u difference of opinion aud
~umc even claim that land here has
nn value only H. Won make il. This l..
We think. an error for taking our own
locality A. an example. We have been
able in produce from $50 Ia Sl30
prr acre ON our land that We have
| larmcd. and II what we have Harmed
will produce that much the rest will
also when il j. tarmcd and anyone
knowing this would he bound 10 IN
crease their estimate ON the raw land
after seem. bounitul crops on the
adjoining land. Then too. our raw
land i bringing fair returns in pas
tnrr where the fencing l. kept mp Bnl
! with all tins many people think that
the most Of the applications for loans
are too high for the security they
have To- offer aud right here i where
| the Judgment aud mpartialitN of the
appraisers l. gong Ia he pui Ia n
severe test. on the one hand. Ia give
/ 'hr p"urlc ~ near ~ possible what
I they want IN the way of security for
I their loan. and on the other hand TO
/ keep within the mounds of reason -
~ io not make their work seem rid.
ulon- When their valuations are
sent n riehi here ! want Ia say 10
iHnN who are compelled IT, reduce their
application. # there should he any.
after The appral>lng that the appral>-
cr~ have nu reason except common
/ bu~isr~, Indictment 81 reduce anyone ,
application. for they would all he
pleased il each one could get the full
:uu"unt applied for.
II Elsewhere IN lhi> article sand that
lhl~ law wa- intended exclusively for
farmers but it zoe, further than that
for IL includes those who are about
tu become farmers and hence We think
that the appraisers may IN their valu
alton take into consideration the con
II tcmplatcd Improvements that this
money will put on the land provided
ui course that the money j. all To- h.
used for this purpose Where it is
Ia he used to PAY existing indebted
ness il would he different Anyway
II must hc stated what the money l.
10 be- used for and II il NJ To- the as
~oclalion To see that it l. used fur
the purpose stated in the application
The work of apprai~in. will be- begun
,hl- week and the work will 90 ON a.
speedily ~ l. consistent with econ
omv and good Judgment.
Ed. j. BERWICK.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
Methodist Missionary Society

\ very enjoyable serial event "c-
CURED AT the home nf Mr.. W. T..
Foulk~, Thursday afternoon. January
18th when the women of the Methodist
Missionary Society living west of
Zinc Ave. entertained those living east
of Zine. The women of the society had
been IN u contest during the spring
and summer months. previous Ia their
Bazaar. which wa, held IN November,
il WAS agreed by the women of the
~urirty. that the side which made
the greatest number ui articles for
the BAZAAR should be- entertained by
the other side. Iinr Ave. hem. III"
dividing line. The east side won III
the contest. The west division gave
them an nll hands party. which was
u very delightful occasion. The guests
were given the hand of welcome at
iii, door: inside the decorations were
ivy. carnations, ferns and hands
eats. at this point was II sign hands
oil. During the Afternoon Mrs.
Fouls in her usual pleasing and On
trrlalning manner put the ladies Ia
Ia work on some very amusing and
interesting contests, IN which the
women all took hand Al the con
rm,ion of the amu-emenl- delicious
luncheon was served. which was
greatly cniovcd by all. thus terminal
ing very pleasant afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09

regard To farmers being able to get
money from this source on the land
here. but those who have read the
article of Herbert Quick in the last
issue of the Saturday Evening Post.
have very materially changed their
minds. Mr.. Quick. who by the way.
i, one of the commissioners appoint .
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
BERMwIcK's GOOD IDEAS
Editor Graphic:

Editor Graphic:
Now that the Luna County National
Farm Loan Association has been
formed. u few words IN regard to
same might not be out of place.
Many have been very ,keptical IN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-02-09
100000 corns
Lifted Right OF |!
Try 2 Drops Of Magic "Gets.It."

There's n wonderful difference be-
tween getting rid of a corn now and
the way they used to Try to get rid
of II only four or fvo years ago.
''Gcts-lt" has revolutionized corn
history. It's tho only cora remedy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
why THAT LAME BACK?

That morning lameness - those sharu
pains when bending over or lifting. make
work a burden and rest impossible. Don't
be handicapped by a bad back-look ia
your Kidneys. You will make no mistake
by following this Corpus Christi residents
example.
J. b. Brooks, 1907 Railroad Ave. Cor
IiuS Christi. Texas. SAYS: IL had pains
through the small Of my back so severe
that | could hardly stoop. Every time |
attempted 10 bend my body or lift any
thing, sharp twinges shot through my back
and shoulders. ! couldn't do a good DAYS
work. | finally saw Doan's Kidney Pills
advertised, "a ! decided to try some. |
used two boxes and now my back gives me
no trouble and | feel better generally.
Price DOE. ut all dealers. Don't ~imply
ak for a kidney remedy-get Doan', Kid
ney Pllls-the same that Mr.. Brooks had
Foster Mllburn Co, Props, Buffalo. n. Y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. "A table.
prepared by Prof y Lee Hewitt Of the co.
leee Of agriculture Of the University OF
Arkansas, viii be used in the form of \
chart by the agricultural expert darino
The Arkansas profitable farming campaigru
which n e. rs opened next Monday and
continued until the end Of the month. n
Will be used to drive home what will w The
principal theme of the campaien-tlat
even with cotton II IL present high price.
40 farmer can afford To buy the food ard
ieedStutfS that he can raise on his farm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03

The candidate was giving the first speech
OF the campaign in Il country district. The
hall ut FIRST was pretty well filled. but the
audience was not long in finding ont that
they did not like the speakers style OF
oratory and began to leave. At last only
one man. remained. Still, he represented
one vote, and as he listened with close Mt
%tention the candidate felt encouraged to
continue. At the end of fifteen minutes
the speaker stopped and politely asked:
i beg your pardon. | hope | am not
treSpasSing on your kindness. i shall have
finished in ten minutes.''
"Ten minutes! 7" saudi the listener. ..You
can 20 on rs long n YOU like, for all |
care, only don't forget that you engaged
me by the hours
Then the candidate found that his ear
nest audience was the cabman who had
driven him 10 the hall.-Fort Worth Rec
ord.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
Birthday of ItaIy's Queen.

ROME, Jan. 3.-Queen Helena entered
upon her 45th year today and was the re.
cipient of presents and birthday greet
ings from the rulers of the allied coul-
tries and from associations and individ-
uals throughout the kingdom Of Italy
Since Italy entered the war her majesty. in
common with other women of the royal
family, has devoted much Of her time ia
relief work, and seldom q week passes that
the wounded soldiers and sailors in the
Roman hospitals are not cheered by a per-
sonal visis from the queen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
HAS NOW LAID HIS
CRu!CHEs ASIDE
RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF EIGHT YEARS STANDING
HAVE ENTIRELY DISAPPEARED,
HE SAYS.

ayes, sir, it's a fact, this time last month
| was one of the sickest men you eve,
saw sad Frank Jinks, who lives on the
Martin Nil pike. South Knoxville, Tenn.
t"and la, feel a. well An! strong as
ever felt ~ Jay life.
IL have been suffering with kidney trou-
blss for the past eight years. and the pains
in my back at times would almost kill me,
When | had these spells ! would have Ia
quit work. | also suffered a great deal
with rheumatism. About six weeks ago
had it 80 bad | couldn't walk without
crutches. Ny feet were 80 swollen |
coaldn't even put on my shoes. Ny suf-
fering was terrible, and once or twice il
got so bad | cried.
"The doctor seemed unable 10 give me
any relief and his medicine seemed 10 tear
my stomach all To pieces. You do not have
10 take my word Tor what | am telling
~you--there are 20 people who knew Of my
condition who will tell YOU the same thing.
My case has been the talk of the neigh
borhood. and everybody is praising the
medicine.
"Tanlac has done me 80 much good |
hardly know how to praise it. Only two
weeks after ! began taking il | was able
To lay my crutchcs aside and can now
walk n good as anybody. Only a few DAYS
ago ! walked from the race track to South
Knoxville Macadam company, a distance Of
about four miles. | am now back at work
again and can 20 about as good as any
body. i has not only cured my back and
rheumatism, but ! feel absolutely well in
every way. | simply can't get enough to
eat and everything seems To agree with me.
My strength has returned also, and | have
gained ten pounds in weight. When | go TO
bed at night | sleep ike a child-Some-
thing ! haven't done for months.
IF anyone doubrS what YOU tell them
about my case, iuss tell them to call new
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
Illinois Legislative Program.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Jan. 3.-The fif-
tioth general assembly Of Illinois met and
organized today, with the republicans IN
control Of both houses. Important Ieeis-
lailons contemplated BY the party leaders
includes the proposed constitutional con-
%vcntion, budget system, elimination of use
less bureaus and sinecnrcS, private bank
regulation, revenue reforms, and home rule
Tor Chicago in the matter OF public utiii-
ties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
No. 679.
THE A OF X
TO the Sheriff or any Constable Of Can

10 the Sheriff or any Constable Of Cam
eron County-Greeting:
DIR. Jose A. Del Castillo. Administrator
of the Estate of Romulo Cuellar. deceased.
having filed in our County Court his Final
Account of the condition Of the Estate Of
SAID Romulo Cucllar, deceased. together
with an application to be discharged from
said administration
You are hereby commanded, That by
publication of this Writ for twenty DAYS
IN a newspaper regularly published in the
County Of Cameron you give due notice to
all persons interested in the Account for
Final Settlement of said Estate, TO file
their objections thereto, If any they have.
on or before the January Term, 1917, Of
said County Court, commencing and to be
holden nj the Court House of said County.
in the City Of Brownsville on the Third
Monday in January, A. ID. 1917, when said
Account and Application VIII be considered
by said Court.
Witness Joseph Webb, Clerk Of the
County Court OF Cameron County.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court, at my office, in the City OF Browns
vile this 10Th day Of December, A. ID. 1916.
JOSEPH WEBB,
Clerk, c. c., Cameron County.
b. s. Vasquez, Deputy Clerk.
A true copy, | certify.
". T. VANN,
Sheriff Cameron County.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
Colorado MininG Association.

DENVER. Colo, Jan. 3.-The Colorado
Metal Mining association, NJ it, fourth an
'nual meeting begun here today, will dis
cuss a number Of proposed changes in the
federal mining laws, the repeal of the pres
cnt law for the taxation Of producing
mines, proposed changes in the compenSa-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03

.92G-llf=l9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03

hibition. The larger part Of the member
ship Of both houses il uncommitted on the
question and the chances for the success
Oh a dry measure are predetermined.
6overnor-elect keyes, who win take office
tomorrow, has-in the past been i srpport-
er OF local option and fore more than 10
years was on the state license commission
which administered the liquor laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
Liquor Is an Issue.

CONCORD. n. H., Jan. 3.-A busy ses-
sion = IN prospect for the New IIamp-
shire Legislature which convened today. Tho
A~hti-Saloon league proposes 10 get into
the legislative arena early in the session
with u measure calling for statewide pro
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03

phone l923-B and will be more than glad
10 tell them about the wonderful! benefit
have received from It.. Tanlac il worth
it weight in gold and | will always feel
grateful Tor what il has lone for me. (
Tanlac is sold in Brownsville by In,
Eagle Pharmacy, in Raymondville BY Ben
;. Duifield, and in San Benito by Symond's
Pharmacy.
Advertisement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03
4 raw, SORE THR6
Eases Quickly When You App1y
a Little Nnstnrn1e

And Mustcrolc won't blister like the
old-fasllioncd mustard pIaster. Tuc<
spread At on with your fingers. Ii pcne-
frates To the sore spot with ! Srns5e
tlnglc, looscns the congestion and draw
out tic soreness and pain. -
aiustcroIc i q clean, white Ointment
made with oil OF mustard n l. I'm. fn~
quick relief for sore throat bronrh;t;s
sonsiliiis, Group. stiff neck. asthma r~,s2
rals'a, headache. congestion. pIe,sr;sv
rheumatism. lurnbaFo, pans and ache.
ndck or JOINTS s~orains, sore muscles.
~ cnilblains, frosted feet. cosds "a
w NJ Liest Iii often prevents pncumonial.
dren. Keep it handy for instant re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-03

conservatives policies, with special reference
IL ;he continued withdrawal from devel-
Iopment of public lands.