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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08
Ell doctor Hildebrand ha usado para

El doctor Hildebrand ha usado para
sus experimentos calderas que estaban
obstruidas por Ell bagazo v que tenian
una separation de veinte v cinco pies
desde Ia puerta del horno hasta los
tubos, reduciendose la preston que pue
de obtenerse con calderas especiales, to-
mando por modelo Ell horno de CON-
busti6h de petr6leo.
Como todos los ingenios de asiicar.
producer mas mieles de las necesarias
para la venta, 10 menos Ell doble, para
que sirva de combustible, 10 que uni
do al aumento de los precios de guc
IRA hace un gasto extraordinario que
redunda en- desventaja del comprador
y dificulta las operaciones del que ven
de; aumentando de dia en- dia la falta
de MADEIRA v quedando pocas esperan-
zas de que sean reducidos los precios
del combustible, las mieles para que
mar representan enormes perdidas pa
ra los hacendados ahora, siendo eco
nomia grande la que Sc lOgrara con
ell inyento del senior Hildebrand, cuyo
costo de fabrication calcula en- treinta
mil pesos su producto no hace hume
nj obstruye las tuberias de la caldera
La utilization de- las materias des-
per6:ciadas en- los centrales para hacer
alcohol c. muy logica. Y Ell aprove
chamiento de esas mieles depende ex-
clusivamente de su costo.
Cuando Sc ha extraido hasta Ell ma
ximun de azicar, las mieles contienen
sacarina una gran cantidad de car
bohidratos impermsables, sales minera-
les y aqua. En- esta clase de mieles
no mas que cincuenta libras y media
de materia fermentable, con dos libras
y media de alcohol industrial de no
venta y cinco grades Gle fuerza. Els
precise tres galones de esta clase de
miel para hacer un gallon de alcohol
industrial.
Las unidades inglesas T, de valor ca
lorifico, produciran de $4,000 a $4,000
calorias de mieles con ell procedimien-
to del doctor Hildebrand.
Recomendamos estos informes a los
hacendados portorrioueiios, para que es-
tudien el sistema vean 81 pueden po-
ner en- practica la idea del inventor,
pues parece que realmente ofrece po-
sitivas ventajas a los elaboradores dc
azucar.
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AccIDENTE EN- Ell MUELLE

En- el muelle nimero,1, un truck
que guiaba joaquin Ramirez, residen-
te EN- la Gale del General Contreras nit
nero so, produjo un sensible accidentc.
Ell chauffeur dio reverse, sin
fjarse en- que detras del vehiculo esta-
ba Joaquin Avila, empleado del muellc
el cual fu6 estropeado, Y recibi6 varias
contusiones. Avila vive en- la calle dc
San Francisco nunero 80. Fue asistido
EN- la Sala de Socorros.
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CoLoCAcIoNES.

DESEA CoLocACIoN.-Un a portorriqnoio
cpn cinco amos dc practica en- banco; desea
colocaci6n en- un banco o .Hrma de eonside.
racion.-Direccion ''B' Ell MUND0, San
juan Puerto. Rico. saintt aoi1aN
EBAN1STAS X ToRNEROs;- ;-Haiiaran colo.
cacion permancnte en- eI taller "Margarida"
buen iornal por 8 horas do trabaio Dirijase
al almacen de mueblcs Los Novios'' dc Ra.
fael Maragrida.--S. Brau 44-Tel 95 s. j.
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Sc vENDE

Sc vENDE.--Magnifco pape Coated, dc la
msina clase peso que imprimeh los
fotogrsbados dc Puerto Rico Ilustrado' al
precio rsducidisimo de $1l.00 10 rcsma de
setenta libr2s tamaho 25 X 3s.-PidaIe a
Puerto Rico Ilustrado Inc, Salvador Brau
81, P. o. Box 345. San Juan z. R.-Todas
las ventas al eontado.
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DUENO DE IMPRENTA.-El estab1ecimien.
to dc Real Hernanos ofrece usted una.
varada existeDca de papeles. en- caiidades y
tamanos divcrsos: Bond, de IT K 22s
Q6 20 libras); Satinado de As y So IL,
bras; de pcri6dico tamano 80 A, GA,O6,
resna Sobres corrientes en- tamafio gran
do Border6s. etc. etc.z-No 10 divide: real;
HERMANOS, Tsnca /. San Juan. Pr.
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S14.ssO. 100000 $4,000 O.OO0. 1000
Gran total del interes del capital
S5s.s8o. 900 .Ooo--
S14.S8O.0 100000
S24.000.O

Alin no Sc ha determinado como Sc
hara ell reparto de esta indemnizaci6n
entrc los aliados las potencias aso-
ciadas, pero Sc ha hecho un arreglo
preliminar. FL cincuenta y cinco por
ciento del total Sc dara Francia, Ell
veinte el treinta por ciento a Ingla-
terra, y Ell dos el cinco por ciento
los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08

.~S~-~S ~ q + >-y----,
DEsEA CoLocACIoN.- J0ven con tercer
alo Escuela Superior, maauinilla, cores
pondencia commercial ingIcs. Bucnas re.
fereneias. Diriiase Al apartado 3II Rio
Picdras r. II.
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PREsTAMo DE DINER0:-sS>d >desean colo
car 500 on hpoteea, sin Intervention de CO.
rredores. Diriiase "Hipoteca", Apartado 993
San Juan.
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C0MPRAs.

Desea usled eomprar o vender eaeas So
lares en- San Juan. Ssnturce Rio Piedras
Ayisema.
Jose A! Martinez, Real Estate Broker
Box liza. San Juan.
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-sl.~~s-S>H
Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. para jovenes.
Sc da comida domcio-Primer piso alto,
SOL Sc.
AUToM0vILEs, Sc ALQUILAN. Grandes y
lulosos de q cilindros, pasagcros para Wales
9 por hora, servicio csmcrado. prccios m0di
cos.v-Llame Tel. 1y2 roio, Saniurcc.
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TiPoGRAF0.-Se soIicita uno inteligente y
coDoceder de su oGcio, en- los talleres dc
Ed MUNDO", Salvador Brau, 81.-San
Juan, T.. Il.
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partida de la indemnizaci6n, y. tam
bien Ell gran total del capital y los in
tereses para cubrir toda la indemni-
zacion de 100000. 100000 de marcos.
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-PRECIOS:-
Sc soLIcITAN

UN LINOTIPISTA-Se necesita en- la i'm
prenta de Real Hermanos.-Tanca 1.-San
Juan, Puerto Rico
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Be AIQU1LA

Sc ALQUILA.--Meda casa. Ponce de Leon
l43.--lnformarau On la misma.
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positive hagalo
sccci6n vendcr, COmprar Arrendar Aquiar:
rcalzar aghn negoco Apidamnte
cuaquier pueblo
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Total S7.44o.0O
S14.4o0.0oO.0OO

Segundo pago, 81 Sc hace ell las mis-
mas condiciones del primero
S744o.O00O00 $4,000. 900 900
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Sc vENDE

VENDO BARATo.-4 tanqueS MADEIRA dupres
5 y O pies dc ancho pOr de alto
paoidad 2400 litros 4s00 litros. Cruz 49,
San Juan.
vENDo BARATo.-DOS VIDRIERAS sobre
mostrador. Vidrios gruesos completamente
nuevas. Cruz IS, San Juan.
~ * ~~~~~~~~>
ALBUMS DE PTO. RIco.--Con 200 vistas
con las antiguas Puertas festas del derribo
dc muralas los vende ID. Alfonso. 206 San
turcc, Tel. 466 verde.
-y.-~..4s.ss.s nv e. -s--,,-NsNv
vENDo. PoR S3000.--Casa de 2 plantas casi
nucva Solar de $40 metros. Magnifca situa.
cidn. Muy cerca de las paradise 23 AZ
de Ia Escuela Padre Rufo. Esta desocupada
para faoilitar su vents. Henta $4o-~Informai
ri; jose A. Martinez, Box 1174, San Juan
Tcl6fono 244 Negro, Santurce.
AuToMovIL HUDsoN-6-4o. z pasajeros
ccon6mico. liviano. casi nuevo, vendo bara-
stisimo. vaya a verlo Sc convencera. Gale
Barcelona. No. 10. Stop 16 media, Santurce.
Sc vENDE.--Una motoeicleta Indian una
maauina dc escribir "Oliver" una maquina
de- coscr Singer, dobe pespunte.-Infor.
maran Muhoz Rivera a. Caguas.
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DEPoSITO.-Sc dcsea un local apropiado
para un dcp6sito. Diriiase a G. o. Lord &
Co. Gale Tanca No. 2.
DESEA COMPRAR.--pasaje para Espaha-
Informant: Soler. Hotel Rioia.
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Para alivianar su maquina, ojeda. Adivt.
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s4.sOO.OOo.OOO

1919-20.-......,.. S4.s0O.O00 900
1921 $24O 100000 ......
1922 240.000.0O0 .........
1925 240.0O0.000 .......
1924r- 240.000.0O0 ..........
1926 240.O00.00O ......
1885, 480.000.0o0 3S4.000.00O
1927 460.300.000 384.000.000
1925 441.600.000 384.0Oo.000
1929 Az. 100000 $4,000. 900
$780, 4O3.20o.OOo Ss4.ooo.oOo
1881 384.Oo0.00c 3s4.oO0o 900
1882 364.8O0.00O 3S4.oO0.000
1885, 345.60o.Oo0 $4,000 1000
1884 326.4oo.OOo 3s4.0000O
1856 307.200.C00 384.Ueo 900
1885, 2S8.O0000o 3e4. 100000
1887 268.800000 384.000.0O0
1885, 249.60oo00 $4,000 900
1885, 230.40O.000 3s4.00000o
1940.- 211.2oO.000 384. 100000
1941I- 192.O00000 $4,000 900
1912 172.S0o.o0o 384.OO0.oo
1943.- 153.600.000 384.00O.000
1944.- 134.40o.000 S4.000.00O
-1945t- 115.2oO.ooo 3s4.Ooo.Ooo
1946.- 9e.OOo.OOo 3s4.oOo.Ooo
1947.- 76.800.000 3s4.OOO.00o
194s.- 57.6O0.OOo ss4.OOO.OOO
1949.- 3s.4oo.ooo 3s4.ooo.ooo
1850 100000 3s4.000.00o
Total CT dAo noo ono c1A1nn noo ono
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

Martin Runge of the Gibson & Rog-
ers garage, spent Sunday at Lake
| wood fIT
Mr.. and Mrs D. E. Voss returned
Tuesday morning from an outing at
| Lakewood. Mrs. Cushman returned
with them. ...-...... i.
E. T. Cochran is improving his res
idence on East Walnut street by the
addition of large room. VIM. Mar
shall is doing the work.
Workmen are now busy taking
away the; dirt at the Presbyterian
church, preparatory to building new
steps and a new sidewalk in front of
the church.
Messrs. j. A. Mitchell and Don Will
kinson of the Denison Bottling Works
were in Sioux City on Monday and
while there purchased an electric re-
'frigerator. The refrigerator is known
as the Isco Refrigerator, and is said
to be one of the best on the market.
The gentlemen were so impressed
that they have taken the agency for
the refrigerator. and will have eight
counties as their territory. They en-
pect to have one installed in the bott-
ling plant within short time, and
will invite people TO see it in opera
ton. a...-+a --
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

Mr.. Simmer, of the Denison Mar
Bile Works, is the owner of a new
Scripps Booth. auto, purchased from
the H. A. Carpenter agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Friend returned
to their home in Des Moines after
a four weeks visit with Mrs. Friends
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Luney
lin Denison.
/ The chautauqua has been we'll at
, tended by people from all parts of
| the county. Sunday afternoon brought
"a number from the vicinity of Arion,
and Dow City, as well as from Kiron
and Deloit.
Fl. T. Bliesman, who purchased the
residence property of Mrs. Jennie N.
Jones on South Jefferson Avenue, has
had the house raised and added a
modern porch to the front, which
greatly improves the property. We
understand that Mr.. BIiesman will oc-
cupy the home when it is completed.
H. A. Norman has been busy the
past few days building new steps to
the Baptist chlhch on the east, north
and south.
The Messrs. Paulsen & Iwen are
advertising for help in this issue.
They offer big wages and steady in
door employment the year round.
| Married men will be given preference.
These gentlemen are manufacturing a
non-freezing hog and cattle waterer.
and the invention is meeting with a
large sale. They already have nine
men at work manufacturing the wa
terers. The great contention has been
the matter of housing their employees,
there is a scarcity of houses in Deni-
son, and this they find great handi-
cap to the employment of married
men.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

| Mrs. August Voss, and twin daugh-
tiers of .Aspinwall. are spending the
week at the Bollen home and enjoying
! chautauqua.
! Mrs. D. o. Johnson returned home
| Saturday from Des Moines where she
spent several days visiting at tine home
of her sister, Mrs. Ed Phelan.
Mrs. E. A. Howard departed Friday
evening for her home at Beloit, Wis.
after a visit in Denispn with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Ducander and
son, Donald, returned last Wednesday
from Maquoketa, Ia, where they en-
joyed a ten days visit with relatives.
w. E. Terry and son, John. returned
Saturday from two weeks vacation
trip which they spent visiting at points
in Colorado. They report a most en-
joyable time while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Holley departed
last evening for Chicago, where
they will spend two weeks visiting
the wholesale piano concerns order
ing their fall stock of instruments
Mrs. John Bagge and son, William,
of Garner, are spending this week at
the home of the formers sister, Mrs.
Robert Ewall and assisting in the care
of the twin babies which arrived at
the 'Ewall home. last week.
Pvt. VIM. Hansen arrived here last
Wednesday from. Camp Dodge having
landed in New York from France the
previous week. After short visit
here with his brother Carl, and family
he left for Dow City where he will re-
side with his mother, Mrs. Claus Han
SEN
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

Schleswig has announced the dates
for big homecoming in honor of her
soldier boys, the dates being Septem-
Der Sd and 4th. Extensive prepara-
tons are being made and a big time
is anticipated. Every soldier boy
wearing a uniform will be given to
understand that his money will be
valueless in Schleswig on the dates
mentioned, and he is most cordially
invited to be present, and freely par
take of all the good things to be Of
fered at that time. But he must leave
his pocket book at home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh is local disease, greatly in
nrer oy uo et tax aa
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
In this country for years. It Is COM
posed of some of the best tonics known.
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination Of
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY 6 CO., Props. Toledo. o.
All Druggists, 75c. 4rO ..--.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

Now that khaki is gradually disa-
pearing from sight, the fellows who
wear the purple socks and sunset col
ored neckties are hoping again to do
some execution among the girls.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

Equipped with cuspidor and with
their feet on their desks, a consider
able number of congressman have now
reconailed themselves to the discom.
forts of an all summer vacation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

If the crops are small, prices are
raised because of the shortage, and
if the crops are big, prices are raised
because of the tremendous cost of the
harvest,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

The smart newspaper guys that
used to make those caricatures o.
Uncle Reuben's whiskers, are now
begging for the chance to edit col.
umn of Farm Hints
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
ey WILLIAM r. sANeoRN

0y WILLIAM 0ANoOuN
Ohio tobacco growers have the sat
isfaction Of knowing that the manufac-
turers OF cigars are finally admitting
that the 1918 cigar leaf Is really Of
fine quality. 1T Is said to be the
best leaf in II years, both as to burn
and aroma" according to O. J. Mckee.
Of Lewisburg, Ohio, who is recognized
as an authority on cigar leaf. and has
acted az publicity man for the to-
bacco growers In the western Ohio
district during the past year.
In view of the quality of the Ohio
leaf crops, both in 1913 and 1919.
growers are at loss to understand
present market being from 1S cents
to 20 cents for broadleaf. and from 20
cents to % cents for thinner Spanish.
One would naturally suppose that all
the 1918 crop had been marketed long
since, but such does not seem to be
the fact. Mr.. Mckee states that. from
his observation, not more than 30 per
cent of the 1918 crop has been sold
in this section, and that practically all
the 1919 crop is still in the hands OF
the farmers, at least In the upper end
of the Miami Valley.
4u0 1910 CIOp 6IllA' AZ Iu0 u0uO6 "a
growers is the cream of the Offering.
Our readers will recall the selling of
some 1918 leaf as low as II cents to
Is cents, early last spring, and some
OF this was very fair tobacco, at that.
The consensus of opinion was against
any such a sacrifice of costs, to say
held firmly against these low prices.
An Upward Turn.
Prices finally took the upward trend.
Manufacturers agents came and look
ed over the field. many eastern men
being in the lot These advanced their
figures a cent or SO at atime, until
along in November, when some paid
UP to 81 cents for the best selections.
and early this month a top Of % cents
was reached. This price brought out
considerable tobacco, in spots, in
Preble and adjoining counties, where
the association was consulted and
gave consent to sell, by committee,
we understand. At any rate there
were consultations right along dur
ing many months and little leaf was
let go from time to time.
Quinn Bros. tobacco warehousemen
at Eaton, believe that but little Of the
1918 crop remains in growers hands
near their town. Eldorado and West
Manchester men tell a different story,
and claim that the bulk of the finest
1918 leaf is still in farmers hands in
that section, and that this condition is
likely to continue, unless better prices
are offered The members of the as
sociation hold weekly meetings at the
West Manchester central school build
ing, when all phases of the tobacco
situation are discussed and the grow
ers are braced to hold on. :
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
1918 CIGAR LEAF or WESTERN OHIO RATED
BEST IN II YEARS BY MANUFACTURERS

The Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
men have been getting better prices,
too, Of late. and large sales are report
ed, though the various local associa-
lions are still carrying some old
crops and have not yet marketed the
bulk of the 1919 crop, though consider.
able Of this leaf is now in the hands
Of warehouse men and manufacturers,
for ripening.
Binder leaf has been in great de.
mand. and there will be no surplus OF
this growth, either in Wisconsin OF
Connecticut, to the contrary, there
Is an apparent shortage Of this desir.
able crop and prices are firm and the
tobacco is in demand in all positions
This Is also true of the Georgia and
Florida cigar leaf crops. s.
Prime Havana leaf Is bringing out
side figures and now that the cigar.
makers strikes are pretty well settled.
and production being speeded up. the
outlook is better for all grades of leaf
1T for cigar manufacture.
At this time there are very few rep
resentatives Of manufacturers in the
Ohio field, and these are finding but
slender picking at their bid prices. The
feeling that good cigar leaf must
eventually command more money quite
widely persists, and while this is true
the tendency to hold will govern
wherever the grower can do without
the money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
DAVIS FOUND GUILTY.

OXFORD. o., Dec. 22-Harrison Da-
Wis. OF Laurel. Ind, arrested here in
July for stealing Thomas H. Wood.
rufus Ford touring car, was yesterday
found guilty by jury in Judge Har-
lan's court. He will be sentenced to
serve from one to fourteen years in
the penitentiary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22

Monday. Dec. 22-King solomon's
chapter No. R. A. NJ, called convo.
cation. Work In the past and most
excellent masters degrees.
Tuesday. Dec. 23-Richmond lodge
No. 1876, F. & A. NJ, called meeting.
Work in master Mason degree. be
ginning $780, N. ]. Haas. w. M.
Friday, Dec. 26-King Solomon'a
chapter No. 4. r. A. NJ, called convo
cation, work in royal arch degree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
Farm Sale Calendar

Friday, December 2o.
John Knoll, 1 mile north and ~
miles east OF Lynn; closing out gen.
eral farm sale, at 10 o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
ANSWER THAT "CIFT
QUESTION" WITH A
NUSBAUM GIFT
CERTIFICATE

When in doubt-give a Nusbaum Gift
Certificate. 1t is such a simple sat.
isfactory solution of the Christmas
Gift Problem" that more people every
year are giving them in lieu of some
thing that perchance the recipient may
not need.
Nusbaum's have issued these mer-
chandise certificates for the past few
years and the persons who use this
form Of a gift can never fail in pleas
ing. They are issued in any amount
and are redeemed in merchandise
from any department at Nusbaum's
at any time during the year.
Many husbands find this the most
appreciated gift imaginable in figur-
ing out what to give my wife" and
we especially recommend them.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-09-04

Under the direction of Co-opera-
tive Extension Work. At this time
farmers are planning their farming
for next year. Some of you are
thinking of growing more hogs and
cattle and making better pastures.
You will expect to improve your
farm in many ways. So come out
to hear these speakers on the above
things in which you are interested.
The following is list of the
dates and places of these meetings.
All meetings will begin at 1000 a.
N. and last until $50 p. m. NEW
TIME. huntsville, Tuesday Sept
ember 9th. Cross Roads, Wednes-
day, September 10th. Golden,
Thursday, September 18th.
r. G.. RIGGAN,
County Agent.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-09-04
Card of Thanks.

As the Primary Elections have
all come and gone, and the Elec-
ton Boa.d has declared my nomi-
nation for Circuit Clerk. | take this
method OF partially extending to
you my deep sense Of gratitude, and
the high appreciation Of the unmis-
taxable evidence OF your loyal sup
port and confidence you so freely
expressed in the final run off on
August 26.
/ have several reasons for being
extremely proud OF the vote | re-
ceived and the result OF the election.
LIST. In the first Primary | had
four very strong men to meet in the
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-09-04
Convention of Womans' Mis-
sionary Union at luka
Sept. Bird and 18th.

AT two thirty p. m. September
3rd, the Convention will meet with
Iuka Baptist Church and will close
the afternoon of Sept. 4th.
We are especially anxious to have
ladies nom every Baptist Church in
Alcorn: Preptiss and TisAomingo
Counties, AM will cordially enter
tain you i / our ONES.
Ms: William James our District
President, will be with us, and Miss
Nj. NJ. Lackey, our State Secretary.
OF jackson, will address us on We'd
nesday night.
Send card to Mrs. F. T. Car
mack, Pres. of Iuka w. NJ. s., and
tell her you are coming.
Everybody invited to attend.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-09-04
Fall Opening.

We now have on display big
line of Fall Suits, Coats and Dress
es, for Ladies, Misses and Children,
Fall Shoes and Dress Goods, No
tons, Novelties of all kinds, big
line Of Blankets, Outing and Canton
Flannel.
Our stock has never been so COM
plete in all lines, as it is for the
coming season.
All we ask is to give us call.
Respectfully,
r. l.. BROWN & co.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-09-04
Colored Girl Killed by Train.

Passenger train No. 20 on the
Southern Road that passed Iuka
going west Monday afternoon about
$50 O'Clock struck colored girl,
Charlotte Jones, at McKinney's
crossing, near Iuka, breaking all
four of her limbs and cutting her
face. She died in about fifteen
minutes after being removed to hel
home. She was about nineteen
years of age and pretty well educa-
ted, as she had been attending school
in Memphis for three years. She
left note. pinned to her clothing,
which indicated that she had DELHI
erately committed suicide. Her
death is deplored, as she was a
member of one Of the best colored
families in the county.