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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
CAYCE NEWS.
Interesting Items ny the e"iers
Special Correspondent.

AIRS Forest j. visiting her brother
linn NfeneeSe Herbert Holly i home
from Martin where he has been attend
ing school clara Mcconnell SPENT
Thursday night with :. r. Johnson and
family Little Miss Marie 1oiiiiS"h OF
Fulton T. visiting relatives heie ms
week Fill MayeS one 81 our S"'uher
boys was here Thursday MIS- orn
Maye- returned Friday from beiiton.
Ky. where she visited relatives Miss
Elizabeth Bircham went home FRIDAY
Willie Miluer spent saturday night
with relative 80 Fulton. Henry burns
and family has new Ford Seda A.
4 large crowd Of Cayce folks attended
rhildr.u~ day services al Ebcnezer sun
day night. Mrs Clara Elmiston l. Wis
ifing her father and mother MI and
Mrs Jem DayiS.-Mrs. Ella Mayor l.
visiting relatives here Mrs. Wade
Powell and son visited X. e. Powell
and family a few days this week.
Henry Burnes and family entertained
their children and grand children and
mother and brother sunday. There We're
sixteen present all enjoying the day
very much \ =. Fowler and wife mo-
'orcd over 90 kenton sunday night
Mrs. John Collins and Misses Minnie.
Mandy and LrNerue Collins went t0l
Moscow Tuesday shopping l. Bon
lurant and family and Mrs. Ella Nay
or attended church al Union sunday
Mrs. Jane Alhrifton Of jackson Il
iSitimg Henry Burns and wife. also
Miss Ruby Pcrgin Of Oakton---Mrs.
Viii Taylor spent several days al
rutchheld Mrs. Ella Campbell visit
d Mrs Beffie Williams SUNDAY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

American citizens I'm Chihauhau are
fleeing toward the border To escape re-
prisals by villa. while American mining
companies have ordered all employees in
Northern Mexico to leave There il
some feeling. however. that villa will
not attempt To arouse the United States
further The Mexican Government
has issued statement i'm which IL
views the crossing of the border as a
closed incident. Carranza has sent
troops 10 protect an American mining
center.
H. G. Barrett. wife and daughter
Miss Camille. Miss Celeste Roberts and
mother. Mrs J. III. Russell. Hugh
swayne and Henry Cowgirl attended
the dance in Fulton on Tuesday night
Mr.. Ben Herring Of Oklahoma City.
Okla, visited his sister. Mrs. II. T.
swayne, Wednesday evening.
Miss Tempo Brunette has returned
home from Fulton where she was the
gust OF Mrs. Baiiy Huddleston.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
LETTER FROM :. L. DoDps.

Mr.. Syd l. Dodds 81 CIarkSdahe
Miss. but formerly of Hickman "A
vel knoWn Ia eserS -ss.s-srf ga Fuiss.s,
COUNTY. has sent the following letter
10 q. r. Travis. Active Vive-I'rt-si.
dent Of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank. and ". g. Reed. Cashier Of the
Hickman Bank and Trust co.
Clarksdale Miss. June Il. 1919.
MeSSrs. q. n Travis and
". q. Reed.
Hickman. Ky.
tsenflemcn.
To those determining 90 sell Liberty
and Victory Bonds. you are authori.
zed % pay for me. SfT 90 for 5000
Liberty and $500 for 5000 Victory
Bonds
To any widow or soldier boy. who is
forced to sell. give them face value.
Yours very truly.
). l. DODDS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

Ihe Democrat who rendered aistinc-
i've service to his party by breakin.
~ the vicious Blood oath Necro p
itical Secret Order la Puducah. kind
" asa YOU Tor YOUR vote FOR Rail-
road Commissioner.
Stands for: % Eoualiratfon NJ
eight rates 50 thar cities and towns
OF Kentucky will have equal oppor-
tunity with those north ~ the Bhi,
river to attract capital ard industries /:
t-) consoi dalton OF telephone Sgsrerns
IN cities % eliminate double r,.sr ana
CONFUSION 20 subscribers, go ald
the men who carried "Oll GLORY 10
victory. and ca proper safeguards FOR
labor In all grades 81 employment
faducah. the largest city and larv-
est railroad center ia the dIstrict. has
never had this office
His services % the party merit your
support
Democratic Primary Angus; ?. 1919.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
fHE TAX LAWS
Chief Justice CAROLS Proposed
Amendment an Increase In
Revenue and No Increase In
Taxes

chief Justice John - CARROTS pla-
| ~ tuEafioI u.s. POO cArupt lands anf
tovu lots ru.u all state taxes Com
Ties wil l.. h- required 10 a-suiu,
nny onii-.tou now taken ear. ~ o.
ihe Stale lhe ~fatr VIII have a-
mgch or r.-n ui.nrl u.s. Go NOW DBL
and w.u u.s. DO Ter .hc same purpo
tlat 30 '~ uoW .L
>f.lhttt NIn hr taken on 81 r..
estate and Si.-.uUI1 olI De- collect,
annually bF thr static FOB the place. %.
% from other SOURCES. as follows:
franchise tns- ply.nZ corTorn
ii"nS banks and fr-l companies. wi
pay ah taxes except lor graded school
ru4 urui qualities rp the STATE. bur
lhc totai raNe~ ..iI nn this pronerf,
..I.I De- NOT ualr fhun is now paid
i.e additional revenue from rhis
-rac. w4i Dee uur lrs. than S2onoOO
ATT Intangible personal property
z he --,s-'i Not less than Sl.Ool.-
j aou .ula wiz De- collected fun
ih source
3. Tie state viii save mere than
itnu which is nuv paid for assess
IA ana collecting taxes ou real estate |
40 adequate system for collect
M Inheritance taxes win enable. rl. |
'fate to collect ru. Ross than suOODo /
5000 tlnunl
.. fv rev sion of rhe license TAX
avs, more Cham S.tstulO additional
nn be- collected
Eim'ns.iua ~ useless expenses
fr salaries aud other purposes viii |
ave the state ROT loss fhan SlO0.ODO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
COMMON wITCHHAZEL
FINE FOR SORE EYES

II is surprising how quickly eye in
Illumination is helped by common
witchhazel. camphor. hydrastic. etc. as
mixed I'm Lavoptik eye wash. One elder
~ lady. who has been troubled with
chronic eye Inflammation for many
years, was greatly helped in two days.
We guarantee small bottle of Law
optik To help ANY CASE weak. strain
ed or inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye
cup FREE Helm x Ellison. druggists
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
RECORD PRICE
FOR GUERNSEY CALF.

twenty five thousand dollars was
PAID Tor the fwo-munthS-old bull calf
l"rham Leader by Oak farms and
hugh Bancroft of Massachusetts at
ar auction sale of Guernsey cattle M
i"riam farms. New Jersey. The calf
= son Of Ne Plus Ultra ouf of Lang
waller Nancy. cow that produced
i>.'N' pounds 81 milk containing I0II
pounds butter far in year An aver
age price 81 S2i72 was made for the.
- head sold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
- MNIER SCHOOL.

offer my services 10 the patrons Of
the Hickman High School district. l
will open summer school ON July 9Th
and will be- pleased 10 secure the pat
ronage Of all who desire 90 do two
months good work In preparation for
fan term Of the public schools.
Two years as instructor In the acade-
my Of Bethel College will enable me To
give you the desired service. Phone
me. or see me at once about your child.
Phone 1tsy. G-26c
Harry NJ. Grain. Jr.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
SUNDAY, JUNE ..

Sunday school at 9:4J am.
Preaching at IL "A. m. aud : 30 y
m. by the pastor. A cordial invitation
Is extended the public.
X. &. DOUGLASS. Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

Mrs Hearn Brown Of Nashville and
little daughter. Colleen. returned home
this week after spending several weeks
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
fisbituaI Constipation Cured
In - to 81 DAYS

~LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN' is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. IL relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA TO 2i days
20 induce regular action. Il Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant TO Take. soc
per bottle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
Bunions

Sometimes due 20 narrow
pointed shoes; sometimes
they re hereditary. Dr.
seholls Bunion Reduc~
relieves the pain and shoe
pressure and reduces the
enlargement Price soc
each
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

George Burns alias. Smiling
oeorge.' the paint brush artist paid
inns Office a very pleasing call Wed
nesday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
Weak arches

Are due 20 strain on ths
muscles and hsAments.
and cause tired. aching
feet. bunions and cal
! ouses. DIR. Scholl's Foot-
Easer brings instant re-
lief. Price $500 n pair
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
No Worms IN a Healthy Child

al children troubled with worms have an un
healthy color. which indicates poor blood and a.
-ule. there Is more or less sfom-ch disturbance
for two or three weeks viii enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion. and act a General Strength
enine Tonic 20 the whole system Nature will Their
throw on or disp-l the worms and the Child will b
70 perfect health Pleasant % take eOc per bottle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
Corns

CAUSED by friction. d.
Schoils fIro Corn PiAs-
tiers instantly relieve them
and remove them IN -
hours Antlsrptie- Prscs
Csc . boz
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

Governor Gardner of Missouri has
called a special session Of the legisla
ture 10 ratify the federal constitutional
enfranchising women
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
Crooked toes

A deformiiy produced By
forcing the great toe ous
u is normal position
DR.. Scholls Toe-Flex
corrects the difficulty.
Prev soc each
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
Run-over heels

Usually due 20 weakness
IN arch OF ankle. DIR.
Scholls WaR -S;rate Heel
Pads. by equaliking the
body's weight. correct the
trouble Pnce Sc q pair
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
NOTICE

NOIitE:Get my prices on oats. bran.
niddiings. dance. tankage and grocer
les before YOU buy. ID \. NEWTON.
Bite
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

Courier for three months 4Oc.
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- 7t'tAsIENfI t hlsu rhfhirt'n OF
ffckman- .kesitucky. cslr1c Thursday to
visit John Stoltz. Sr.. and daughter.
Miss Edna. and J. 4. Keithley and fam
lily.
Miss Margaret Kline of Eaton. ohio.
Is visiting &. q. Schlenker and wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

n you hare r11ons>s. tss-
fs- burning sl<ss. don { neg
let firra. TkrD NAP sn-
dleate srvs0tls frOuti<.
Taik q o<rv rsfA fAs Dr..
SeAoA ssp0S % our sfors
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
lSch0B
Foot Comfort Week
June 10 to FL

At this store. this week, you can get the
benefit OF DIR. Scholl's National Foot
Comfort Week. You can get here the
Foot Comfort Service that is being
offered by eighteen thousand shoe deal
ers throuphout the United Statesi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
Have YOUR feet examined-free

II YOU have weak ankles, arches that are falling,
rheumatic" foot and lex pains mat Irst .ie you
out an over. come in and have this PractiPedist
examine your feet
His service is given without charge.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
We have DIR. Scholl's FOOf
COnfOrf Appliances

The discomfort, The inettioiency, the
unhappiness, that are constantly caused
bv foot troubles are soon to be elimi-
mated by this great concerted movement
of the shoe dealers.
We have in our store complete line
of the scientific, corrective Foot APP
pliances designed by DIR. Sohoil- 1hey
are in charge OF graduate PractIpedist
"a man trained in the science OF giving
foot comfort service.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Ia C%orferencia ObrerQ de Laredo, Tex.
Copio del expediente tornado con informoeiones, discusses, y
discusiones resuItantes de la mencionada Conferencia

Americana del Trabajo para SUI con-
sideraci0n en- Ia Conferencia Inter
nacionai Pan-Americana, trata dei
"estsblecimiento de Ia C~onfederaclon
Pan-americana de Trabajadores"
Siendo este cl motive principal dc
nuestra participation Ell esta come
rencia Y teniendo facultades de las
s~ociedades obreras que representatives
para dicho fin, no hacemos mas que
unirncs I tan noble aspiration y con-
tribuir en- la MEDIA de nuestras ca
pacidades al exito de su realization.
"Respecto a Ia clausula 3D. de Ia
misma proposition presentada por la
| Federation Americana del TrabaJo y
~relativa al "establecimiento de melo-
res condiciones para los obreros que
emigran de IN luGar a Otro', permit
tasenos suplicar a los senores dele
cados q esta confeTencia tener pre-
sente 10 siguiente:
"Primero: Que asi como en- Wash
ington Sc e%ncuentra establcclda una
Oficina International Pan-Amerlcana
cor fines puramente ~diplomaticos, sos
eenida por los gobiernos de los PASSES
a~mericanos: que de esa misma name
IA Sc ~solicite Ia cooperation de di-
chos gobiernos, % eX~cluslvamen-
te de las ~sociedades crganlzadas,) pa
IA el establecimiento de una oflclna
o Aqencia Central Obrera Pan-Ame-
ricana. en- IL que sc presto aEuda
efsctiva q los trabajadores latino-a-
mcricancs que vienen q este pals. In
10 rcspecta a Residential, admins
TRACTION, gobicrno, fines, etc. etc, ra-
;ficamos 10 que en- mocion separada
l. asociados con el Representative de
Puerto Rico. hemos tenido el honor
de somete IL alto juicio del personal
nue integra csta confcrencia.
"Segundo: Cue para hacer etec-
iva una accior pan-americana sc O.
4opte el punto tcrcero dc las propos'-
clones hechas por Ell Comlte de las
F~pdoracioncs Obreras n~:eXlcanas, ma
clcndo!o ~tehs'N 'Ca ,aEas frsn
quicias de reciprocidad para los opre-
:os observation-disclosures Ell nUestros pal
Sc.
.Icrcerc: Que habiendo obtenido
los rerrcsentantes del movimlento O.
hr,, o~ro,rizado de Centric ' Sud
of,t' o'sH' ;"fo,,,oc;3n ;ndisnensa-
America Il n,Ha;5r sea7,ra, Sc
DIE par" I ~ nr.;ct;ca 6cI punto cuar-
- 10 l., nronosic;6n de los obreroa
70 nc l" !, ,;oica d~iferencia
l'e"'Sa''VS' oro y;s;to Centre
i..;.;,, ca comnonga de ohreros dc
A'acr'c" 81 Eot%So. Tnidos y oue
Mexico F.u' ~ ,oisas sca de
81 '""ci Gu do ;rrastina-
"ofEai''""''""
cl"n, ,n,1o,,co+o Il
'aat.o' .ol,o don,o. = c~on.;nua-
rH''o ~ ;.+or,n,a dol m~oviricnto
800 .y,,r;cono. Las asocia-
$50 - rAFH = ~ ~ N-Ii -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
(Continua)

FL delegado John Murray pide Ia
galabra y dice: "Estoy de acuerdo
enterameate con Ia idea del hermano
! Duncan respecto del conflicto de fe-
chas ' de la celebration de Ia con-
venci0n, que ha Senalado. La cleo
! cion de nuevos ~funcionarios pudiera
hacerse, sin embargo, en- el proXlmo
Congreso de julie, dondequiera que
Sc tenga; pero acerca de la question
| de suspender el Congress- por espacio
de I'm ano V medic, tengo que declr
10 siguiente: e. mundo Gamma tan
aprisa cue en- la ac%tualidad, un ano
medic resulta IN sigio Y medic Y
| n~OsotroS teneMoS neceSldad de Dcner-
nos en- c~ortacto. los camaradaS de la
| Argentina Y del Brasil, Y los de Chile
V Peru Y los de todos los grandes pal
ses del sur, tan apriSa como sea po-
sib!e. Sc NE ha inf0rmado por ca
| maraGas cue estGn n Janto de clio,
que el tempo que sc neces!tarla para
que los Delegates de esos palSes hlcle-
ran el viajc Y Ell tempo que Sc niece
sitaria para darleS II information,
! no rasaria lie ocho meseS, pueS csc
tempo baStaria para que luvleran
las roticias necesariaS Y pudieran en-
War delegadoS Il nuestro proN!Hlo
! Congress-. Por 10 tanvo, creo que
/ cuandC el mundo sc este r~econstru-
! verdo no debemos esr~rar IN ano y
. medic para hacer nuestra parte.
III delcgado George Aontijo sc le-
vanta Y dice: Senior P~residente, estoy
completamente de acuerdo con ei her
mano Murray, reSpecto de dejar = IN
lado este asunto. Naca Docos mo-
/ nentos cbiet9 que dos amos eva IN
| plazo de!nasiado largo y crco Que deoo
irsistir On clio. Senior Presldent2, 81
m ano V medic han ocUrrido tantas
ccsas en- 81 mundO, cue reSuita de-
masiado grande. Fl tempo Sc acor-
-. tebe acortarsc, espccialmente pa
"a nosorrCs que tratamos de eStre-
charnos V no podemoS por 10 tanto
: tSE'tl III NNN Dt-N 80 $500
wolverines = reunn.
FL Presidente GOmpcrS pre%unta 81
hav mas oGServacioneS que h&cer.
II delegado n. d. Mahon dice: Sc
nor Presidentc, dese&ria reformar Il"
moci6n del Gelcgado Duncan de que
en- vez de la palabra 1929 Sc ponsa
Julio de 1919" y DE que los func'>-
! @narios presten Il services haSta esa
Iecna.
La moci5n fut secundada.
Fl Gelegado Daniel J. Tooin Sc 'e-
vanta = dice: Pido IN Dalabra par"
ma moci6n de orden, Senior Press
; acntc. ~clarira . Ia ~rcforna- No g
e,a una aoci6n negative.
e Presidents contesta aiciendo que
par5c de ella cs rerativ" : Ia O.
tr9 aac hace la proposition ce que
los f9ncionarios coHeluyan On 1917
! esta en- orden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
PROFESSIONALS

MIGUEL BoLASoS CACHo. Abogado. Es-
3ecial atenci II al servicic dc ccnsultss ) ee-
cunentos ~jur;dicos coneerniea'eS q hGSoT po
= levcS de Mexico. pol Martin Bldg. FL Pa
sc, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

DE acuerdo con la iniciativa de
Ia Federation Americana del Traba-
10. secundada por Ia Confederation
Regional Obrera Mexicana y Ia Fee
Gcraci6n de Sindicatos del Distrito
Federal dc Mexico, Y 4 efecto de que
les pueblos que representatives. CO.
rrespondan practicamente a las aspl-
r~aciones de las sociedades que han
iniciado el movimiento obrero pam
a~naericanista. hacemCs 4 continuation,
Ii moci0n siguiente:
La clausula ~" dc Ia cuaEta pro
posici6n presentada per n Federation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
(ContiTuara.)
Notas breves de Mexico

CrIrDAp DE MENICO, Enero 10.
ia er,presa dcItreres electricoS'
mo "a n introducir grandes me
;or,s en- G! servicio, ACADIA de rec'IT
tro;n+a Y cinco cares dc nucVo mo-
do,o los cua!es pondra al servlclo
urbano tan luego como acaoeh Ge SCI
.rn,odos en- los jalleres de La India
nilla.
Inntamente ccn estos carroS. reel
hid - compania hasIaAte c&ntldaG lie
waterfall rodantc. II que dedlcafa Ia
.oi.aracj6n de sus lircas en- TODD el DIS
triro Federal.
Esros matcriales llegaron por /"
,ia de Laredo. en- carros clrect&meA-
ta consiGnsIos Il Ia er:Frcca dlcha )
aoregados a tren de carca orGin2rlo
cvc De ALA rlene i est" c;Icad.
Robo.
Sensation he causado eli cs5a cap'-
tai Ia consienaci6n Que Ia Dlrecc:on
de Rienes interrenidos hizo 4 las au-
roridados competeatCs, &c unas plaza
Itas p~srtcnecienteS q "a companla dc
"El Pclo", que habian sido compra-
das fraudaieAtamente por a!gunas
casas ccmerciales de esta ciudad, en-
tnocaz de los pasados eob!crros, d
rrecios vardaderamentc irrisorlos, los
CUE desde luego acusan Ia e~Xistencla
dc IN delito. que es el aue ha sldo
consignadc a las autoridades.
Muesto.
In II primera Gale tie Ia Anlar-
cula. tuvo lagar una rina entire dos
obreros llamados Leonardo Mucino
y Jose Benitez: resultando el prime
no eon una herida mortal, 4 conse-
cucncia lie Ia que falleci6 a los pocos
momentos.
Benitez dice que fu5 asaltado por
Mucino. Y gue.Se vic obligado a he
ririo para def.nderse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

AGEADECERE s. si.van i~n;ornarnc del
uara6ero de Alexandra ) Martin Puentes, pa
n haccrle conoce- II situacion que Euarda
81 hermano Juan. Segun informes cue he
rccahado. son cr.ginarins de san Marcos.
Cgahuila Mex.. y las ui:!mas noticias que
dc elIos SC -ecibieron tueTon de Buds o de
HoIa.d Texas. Diriiense sobre el part-
culac a +. Il. Molina. L. =. Box 5$. Tecnm-
sch. Okla. "a
DESEO SABER 81 paradero de Librado An
drade y de 81 e5rosa Teresa HERNANDEZ quic-
nas en- Abril de 1913 Sc encontraban en- Rio
Colorado. y tambien dc IN Sra. Jacoba An
dradc: tiene 3 hiiOs y Sc inferno en- este
nais. proccdcrtc de Mexico. en- Qctdbrc dc
ioIS.-sS,0A 50 daran Il guicn proporcione
;nformes ciertos. di-ici6ndosc q Tomas An
trade. a3G5 Paramount Ave. Kansas City,
Nc. lp-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

DE-. NJ. AGUIRRE SERNA. medieo c%irujano-
Gs;c;o1. on In Ro:ica dc San Pedro. TeS-
fono Crockett 1865. Residential, ~te!efono Ira
Wis 1921.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

Es III hecho Que mis- mctodoS de
carar sin medicine sol tan s!mp!es
como electives y abSolutamente ge-
nunos. Sc Ia ~prGUaGo. por inti-
n;dad de casos one 20 he tratado,
que por medic &c eS,os metodos Sc
Ia climinauo Ia causa de Ia enferme-
dad Y han rcstacicc.Go 81 salud, cen
tenares de pcrsoaas Que por amos
EaUiau eXperimenIad) cUanto les ha-
ria sido possible sin ningun resuit2do
' despues a. naoer $40 deSahucla-
dos nor cmlEcntes especla!!slaS. La
distancia no es niusun obstaculo.
pucs he curado a a.Icnas personals
Juc jamas ne conocid0. LStas perso-
mas estya nluy agradecidas y reco-
micndan mis- melodies de curar sin
medic;na. Lea sus testimonies en-
Ia ed;ci6n semanaria de u PREM
SA.' Tengo en nj poder miles dc
estos testimonies Y los cuales man
dart con &usto = toda persona que
los SoliciTe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

Sc AGRADECERA c~ualqricr information fl
| delirna que SC proporcione de- pa-1dcEo dc
PEDRO Nachadc. d.. I. amos De cdad. origi-
nar;o de Medina. Texas. h:jo &c Crcscencio
Machado y de Mariana RzncS. Hace tres
amos Uls sa!i6 en- Tn enGanchc para el Edo.
DC Pennsylvania. S!rvanse diriEirSc sobre e!
particular j slariana RamoS.-Co. C2nstEn-
co Garcia. $50 Guadalupe 81. San Antonio.
Texas. '-<'
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G.. Y HNOS.

Comerciantcs en- T.itas y LcGumbres
Fucrta cx:s:rncia cn Chile Verde en- Fina.
IRE = Scco de todas classes. us hatamoros
ST. San Antonio, Texas.
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cON $500 de qualification CORES pondere q
q persona quo me proDorcione informeS dc
mi n,adrc. santos RodrigucE y dc mis- her
n.gnos Nicolas . Isabel RODRIGUEZ. Sus u-
.iras notic;as las recibi on 9l2.-Cua!quicr
informaci6a cierta d~irijase \ Ju!ian Pricto
Rlngc. Texas. ~
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NENDO 70 rlaquinas para sastreria marc;
SINGER. magnifico cstado. $3.50 cada una
Gl9 So. P:esa 81. Tc!efono Crockett lo9
Jose Macias.
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BUENA GEATIFICACloN Sc dari a IL per
soma que me pruporcionc info:ncs de mi hi
10 Igracio Gutiurrez. or:ginario de kncar'
raciGu &c D!az. Edo. dc Ja!isco. Is dc!Ga
Ia. tcnicnGo ojos azuics. Toio ;nfOrmc gu,
cen {. Sc rclacionc sirvanse dirigirio Z Elias
Guticrrc.. Bitter Crecl. We. ~
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TALLER Fo&OGRAFICo.-Leandro VI. Ro-
~dr:guez. reparEsi6n de fonografos de todss
clases = naqlinaS DC ccSer SINGER y 70
NOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nUevos. EN- ABBO.
nos: dc scguaGa marc. al contado. MUY
BARATOS. los BUENAVISTA ST. San
Al:onin. Texas.
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Sc DARAN $500 tie qualification i Ia per-
soma que prororcioae informcs de Benito
Habez. casadu con Guadalupe Mejia. Los IN
;o.nc- c:e-lns sobre el particular. diriJaise
a Antonio u.tnz. Yale. Okla. t6)
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TRASPASOS

80 $50 Casa grarGc. amuchiaGa. co:
r.. limos. amrl.o cato. luz ~ei6"trica y tod
II. cunodidadcs. Dirigirsc = ~ Main Az
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE muy barato autom0vil 'Stude-
baker en- r,2gnifico cstado. Ocurran : 81
Austin ST. CD.
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DR.. SALoME CARA ALDAPE. de L. Fa-
ultad de Mexico. aGtorizado en- el Es:ado dc
Texas. EspccialiSta Ell ciruEia en- general
0ficina 10 +. Nue"a St Teletono TRAVIS
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81 NSECESITA carros para mudan:as o car
car rcuipajes. hable 4 RCSALES: Teiefons
Travis Ii2G.
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PESQUiSAS

HUENA GEATIFICACGON sc dar:i Il n per
sona uue ne informe de mi hijo jose Nora
l,.. DC - alo. lie cd.d. originario de Los
E,utcs. TeNa-. Haze res amos rccIGI SuS ul-
I'M ~no,i,:sE de Chicago. III. Cualquicr in
rrr-ne sobrc Il particular dirijasc 4 MiGuc!
Mar.,.. rlo,a. Texas. TO.