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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-25
TEEsp.sS NOTICE.

THIS is to give legal warning to the gen
tral public that no fishing, hunting or other
trcspassing will he allowed on the Murray
Place, located in township %. range Il.
Bossier Parish, Louisiana tI'hclps Lake
section. liam o. yr J. +. MURRAY.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-25

The grave digger> of Youngstown.
Ohio have organized Il union and pro-
pose to have their rights. Well. this
unrest has got to stop somewhere.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-25
TresDass Notice

TEESPASSING is forbiddeh On 80 10 "
the Phelps Lake district ~ Islsre -
untlersi.ned-k known ms the ro. ''.,.ssinx =
the Lake Front Place. ~ iii = r.
travelling through these iahus .sar Il ~
mittcd. unless written X.aaxarF
obtained. 1881 "a. =. ssas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

cnrner ana oaisn,a6 b.v~ ,.v. +ss,r
churches omen - Ar Az srr.- -,
a s;nras r,,,,,,,,, ..,,,.,,..s -. -
- +,.S,,..-.-- - - 1.e .1''
"a :. .1uu winch ctosed them tor q
l1A month. and quite number tpr
lonSer peraooA Though this heavy
nannicap cana At thu beginning Of
the church activities. II 10 snnnur-
aging that many worth while results
on tae Years work have been secured
70 crown the year with growth. While
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

ues- The Maine trade was brisk. and
hnr1es " best quality
Good quality extra heavy drarters.
a 1863 TO 1909 TBS. were in small
SUPPLY but were taken readily enough
al a range of SS5ad4se per heal.
There was good offering of Horses
ranging from 145D11s8o ms. and they
saad quickly. from Sa599325. wagon
anrses OF IS0D6 400 lbs, sold from
s1zsWzoo. but the lower figures we.e
received far horses that were hiesn-
lEnea. Ordinary ssconlns seld fram
sse@IsE.
At the City Sale Stables. C..
Aeafh. Stevens & sweet Horse COM
pany mad ON sale three freight loads
on western hnrses and 50 seconds. 4
s1ouple u carloads were st1ipped TO
Asane, and smaller amounts 70 New
Han3khlre and Vermont. This weak
Sne nrza will ufter TIRES freight loads
Of western horses. and the usual run
- seconds.
WlhsA Eurwitz offered one
1rs1s6rlnad az western horses and 3
acclimafed ana seconds. There was
good demand mostly trnm the cnun-
ny trade. and all the horses were
cleaned out II the weeks end.
FNnes average high on ths good quail
Ify heavy horses. This week the arm
VII nave On sale both N their
wednesday auction and ut retail
sales 1en head Of Z. 8. army hurz.s.
Tney will arrive ON Tuesday ana
"Wednesday, and VIII weigh from LOO
TO 1soe mz They are horses which
are M longer needed at the training
camps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

mtp the wster and watch the riprles spread cut
in vE-gruwing circles from the spot where
ths stme strilEes
Th6 Want Id orzanizzt ion Of The journal is
making a reputation th At is growing more and
more fw-reaching every day. All through An
gusta the resultrpples of careful, efficient serv-
ice to Want Ad patrons are being felt And
throughout the county and abroad IN the State
there are those who vouch for the result-power
uf journal classified adv erIging.
Has the ripple reached you yet? SIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

CAicoeo, Hapf. =
HoGE-Asesipts 2u00. Estiusaxed to
morrow l3.nN eteady 10 3 CENTS low
er. Heavy 1ssD6lsgo: madinm l655@iSlS:
light I7vo4Hx5. light lieht 1@0&t7so:
heavy packing Eows. Exnoofh. 1aD0aG6:
pacing soss. rough. Issseas7s: piss lsoo
. cATrLE-Rscsiptx 11Deo Esftmktsa
tnmorlpw 12n0B Firm. Hee6 sfBeFx: No
dtum ana hnavy weight canice md
Prime 16S4znb: meatum ana Guna u1t4
ana chnice lx1U41S7S; common ana mo-
dunn 8N@lS7s- Butcher caxfle: Ueafers
6D4a475: COVE G6@141b. c1Mnere ana cut.
rexu s6066: veal calves DS@1D; feeds
ar sfsers DO@1x; stncker stsers 6z54
100: WeEfern range gfecrs S004150: coWs
end huifers 6D41S0o..
sHEEF-Aeceipts XsW EGftWAteA
1S5; cllIls ana common T3Q1@. HWes.
NA6tum, Esd and chnieD 0oUz6; c1Ills
and cnmmn 2o0Sss; he.s1inI 65s01250
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

ceptea. as yell a. those Of the treasur-
er, Mrs. c. q. Rain nf Portiand, and
the auditor. Mrs. e e. Sargent Of Fort.
land.
Prealdurt's Addiuzs
Next IN arter was the address Of the
interesting manner tnid Of the work
thai the society has accomplished and
hopes to accomplish. and gave many
words of encouragement and suggestion.
Mrs. Torsie6 spoke in part as follows:
Delegates ana Friends;
Another busy Year has Town bringing
us again Co crnventicn meetings. % look
again IN each ofhsxE fncsa.. 70 take
each either by the hand. 70 hear Of ou'
&nnltipns fur tho year To cume-
Il was at cruveHfion IN BuHalo In
Is6s cur loyal women duf teit the call
10 dc senething definite tap&rt frnsn
what thu men we're dntnE3 fur the srea,
cause Of celebrating thu 1noeh anniver-
ssry Of Universaiizzn In America- We
all feel thrill u pride whsn We knuw
ihai this In sa.d to b the nrsf national
Organization Of any woman In the Unit
ed States And because Of that getting
together and organising. We have to-day
cur mission circles N our cities and
towns all over the land. with - mission
CIRCLES ana auxilinries and Q memher-
ship Of sK3 women reporfed II our las;
cnnvention. GDa Grant that numbeE
may bs swelled nAuy times when ths
reports are n af our tuhiiss csn~sufiou
neEf month.
Today 10 axe nzinfaining III the
work whichs onr church in dining fcs
wuusen in IaAnn. The wurk a. tbs
Blackme9s H1lne aacns aIls oar HEARTS
with a thrill af gsaaneas when ne rezd
tnzf ampre than 10 girls have sssn fnr
4 lnugsr or snurter tina q part of that
hume ann - my nsse uans cut have
carried IN sWsek tuflnencer with thsm
intp places tze ana nsar.'
I uesa mot tn ron 81 tn work duns
IN cur 0Wn lxnd fcr rn4ssioa chrrrAeA
weak parishes. anut-inR snrtsl sefxinl
ana denumtnxftcnai pnilAufhrupac work
nsed mt tall ron of tina naunsF raiss<
ana spenf fur the furfheF1ng O. rtz
wuRk IN shs unfsessnlixf- chnpu1k e 4
because az thnus isxai vomeu 90 q
many ysars 40 Inst ~ m % Gle
hraxe ssnr jui1a3eo nnxx mnnxA. wf1un IN
nunfnE tngekhsr wzll hE4n8 rE1os snl
joy % "a onr hnaEfs-
: Nsrer hufnrD In cur ruunfryaB hixtuzs
hnzD wumen ranysd sucn m izuusss
txnf pss1 % thsy do tnaxE. Asvr -
n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

C6lc&Ep, SOL. =
Cora huised IN Price today deapffe .
weak start The upfurn was 6ue 70
shorts taxing fright oNaR sc8ntineGs al
rscsipts and of offef1dEs. Nctice thai
hnth E. r. Gary and .1nnn ftfxpafFfck
had beea called To appear hefoxe q 6an-
xfo cnmmIttna tsaaao 70 sftWuixte buy
iaE. The market cioasd str1uE. u to q
ana ns M - % - osts ' csossS ! Is
! up. ana provisions vaFy;ng from =
dsclins TO - centS advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
Stock Markets


szturss Of the Days Dealings in All
thu Lssdiaa akseks
New ynrk. Sept 1<-rrsdins in stseass
lsr the firm openiaE. bat becsne ac-
and strung N ~ LATER 9onlt0E1,
" steals and of1nr pDpuiaR tuUnas
BE TO iop prices of ~ aeaninD- Ad-
ses from leading csnfHTo indic16ne M
sneusned change IN tAo snna sexiha.
yves Of such advantage al MINT %.
cae 1rom lanur csnattiDaA a3faDuua
pn4klz-ug the dis1dx1HfM9o 1t HEoeI
sesec srriss among reastn9 IinsS a
10 ss nnfs niy eSs,s.sals.
We comparatively siieAf a1d W1Es.
E-y -ecoverad IN the inal 1n1iu4x.
arrrr l1ccnzufsre netng IN AckfSo d.
INC al a gain Of Dvdn pa1nfA
Distinctive Efeaa stux1D wezD uoane -
sz,nt trum the orfnet. hut IN No cAnD'
s steel was u p1tnts luwef 1T
zpnndsc 70 s1hstsntial buying Il the
ctosinE unchAneed - J1 TnAnD.l
. oils and tue4 i1Guae aoatn m
'anfe, 70 the general tundeucv, D111z1
tose divisions ranging frum two 10
ze1ii Stores. Mexic2n Petroleum. Tex~
aco- and American aug1r ~ thu pEinp
- features cf gfrooEth.
pals .. tho l1Wee os14as especially
.aeel.as and IAke Ifie c11az10A ana
sisrrea. thu var1sne szro0 csmpa.
rmanent and strumx uknckn, but In
scmenf rafla oUppokD m i9eAl txAc-
ons shaded one 70 fUur u01ufs. dAle0
9oantse 70 s735p G1eE
Aos-fv lssnas ware, hfn and tne IN.
= sa sas erur9 msass1ssy isrssaar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

deeply cansecrated and hetter in
formed body At people IN aur psws:
= united. enlightened. determined
prayertul body which viii positively
guarantees a marked increase in the
number Of cunsecrated and well
qualified young man and women to
take up the work Of the ministry"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
Executive Committees Report

Rev. Dwight A. Ball az Augusta.
the chairman. repnrtsd for the ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES. in psrt as follows:
We note and would highly COM
mend the fact that requests for con-
ventinn aid have been less than
usual. Only two small appropriations
for parish expenses have been asked.
These were granted. Qne temporary
loan was granted which has been re-
paid. We would strongly command a
policy savoring aiei with conditions
that the amount be- }essened each
year. this to be made possible through
DEVELOPMENT Of local resources sUf-
ficienf TO meet all needs. this 70 be az
cumplished by education regarding
resources and also by employment of
better methods and employment of
higher talent. We would favor not
granting aid to any parish until a
thorough and systematic svery-mem-
er-canvass had been effected. and
results reported TO this COMMITTEES or
the convention.
No actual tr1sf deciding OF local
properties has been completed dur
ing the year, but two parishes have
voted co SO deed. and In at least two
others the matter IN being favurahiy
considered
Because az certain new nnndiiiuns
in our relations with other religieas
buc1es and of methods established by
cusfom in TIM conduct OF our husins ss
winch arr npr wholly in accord with
the letter Of our constitution. e
would advise thar q speciai commit
tes be chosen to thurnnEuiy examine
and revise our constitution.
we recognise the plan Of orEau1s-
ing nsw circuits and entarinI upun an
aggressive campaign a. outlined N
cur presidents message an enterprise
Of exceptional promise. We heartily
commend il 70 Won fnr ssrauus cun-
alteration and fur daxnite acftor
looikinG - substantial fncrsass ~ tl1e
I'm of universities IN Mains."
Tha businegs meeting wn1 then ID
3nurmd and the deleEafes wenf %
TIN Graen Stresf Me6hodtst church
where . dsiicious dinueR was SERVED
by TIN ladies Of thar church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

treasurer. Mrs. c. H Balm Of Port
A. Sargent OF Portland. Mrs. O. g
Raspe Of Brunswick and Mrs. J. =.
Albion OF Portland: district super4n-
tendeuts-Mrs- A. a. Smith, Bangor.
for Bangor district. Miss Alice y.
Aver1ll. Dover. for Piscataquis dis-
triCr. Mrs. Willis W. swift. Augusta.
for Augusta district, Mrs W. A. Kel-
ley, Lewiston. for Lewiston district
Miss Flora Wise. Rockland. for Rock
land district. Mrs. J. s. Rurhmnk.
Bethel. for Oxfnrd district, Mrs. F. T.
c. Robbins. wondfnrds. for Portland
district.
The report Of the COMMITTEES On
business was given by Mrs c. L.
Durham OF Augusta and Mrs. b u
Eimnns OF Gardiner gave the reparr
Of the COMMITTEES on credentials.
Mrs Cnrdelia A. DUMMY Of AriinE-
ton. Mass. fnrmeriy n tins city. WIN
is the -l1unurary president af thu
Wonan.s National MISSIONARY Assoc
citation, was called upon and spalEB
hrtedy upun the Juhilee Fund. She
0nfed that she WIS present At TN
Mying of the CONVERSIONS az the VIM
thrup sfrser Cniversalisf church and
said that II was indesd Joy tr har
To attend the convention held IN thu
church She was president or thB so-
ciefy fnr Il years
Mrs. 81. s. Smith OF Mechanic Hnzin.
hcnnrary president al tins Maine So
ciefy. spoke upon the Jlahiies Fund.
SHOWING that about ss5DD of the ssDep
fnr the State had already bean 90
! cured Mrs. Lufa1sr r Atwo6a ef
Arlington, Mass, of the wuznen.s Ma
tionaI Missionary Association. also
spoke briefly.
Pledges were then taasen fur the
Juhilee Fund ana the snn Of tn
pledges amounted 10 xzsT. In adki-
tiun 70. thu S2snb TINT had bean prn-
viunsiy riedEed
II was voted thnt . 1sfter or gym
u4fny Be sent by the secretary 20
ths fAm1iy az che lafs Mira wIIliam
u Ganneft a. Ansasta- vito was =
lits-lnnE member Of the AugnsKA Mis-
sacnnxy Circle ana was very arttve in
TIN work.
Pr~xtcns % the nuztnsms nsszinn o
urassa and sieretfnnal gerv1ce was
hid, led BIZ Rsv. Elsznnr .. Forbes.
! Bnckdeld
as~. z. ". Mahksr
IN. speaker az TIN afternnun wns
Few = ". webner uf HnIiowelI. VIM
EnEe nns addrnH upun the suhjszt-
Cur Southern Nz4nianns- He suuke
in part IN follower
scme sigzf ysAzu aEp the " ~ ~
A. took charge of fhs ~rurk in north
caruiins. and fi1s rnsuits 3us<tfy that
arf1nns trr they Amve eeen Ssurs e
construction work. Rev. Jnhn C.
Burgssx. Rev. y. b Claysnu ana n.
shinn. had spwn the seeas a. Erirar-
saIiEm with CREST dspstieu @ t.
c2nBe. They WE'RE fn1lpwsd -
ctneH uudcr tho ieaderxiaip e n.s,.
Ihnmzs Ehzpmzn. WIN hnzd tn
r1Ioe 10 etHte supnasufnurnn1f r
churches and WIN surrse1r1 n 49,
tCerfinusd On psus S--calurla T
Nsu hsstnk iss1r q 1Irlinw -,
ue.ssa after s1tiuE nnr belckirx -
1cng nzuSeH hnfwnRu Dn1I@s
- 6MxnnpRrzllAs ctzNn, &S1rnsSt~ --55
1Exneug tn sfnmach a. r. -
Nr1uk faE 11ze - N
UpH xlpc<1pxE - - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
WANTED
Man and Wife

Man familiar with gsnsrai farm work.
garden and Fruit trees. must hs all
round handy man.
Wife 70 be good cenk with exper-
lance 10 cnnk for Summer q wlnfer
pleasure camps in Maine
New Camps now building, gpn4
chance for willing workerA. stain
sge. wages wantea and full paxxiEn-
lars IN first letter.
z. "a. MCsElEN,
n. =. .. Ne. q, Winthrcp. Nh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

Especially reportnd for the Keauebex
Joufnn11
sfnck Xards. Sept. =.
MHina.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

early Tuesday a. tbs trains were
late again, the waferfown train be-
Ing delayed lcng time by wreck.
The demand fpr beef cattle vas not
active, and while there was no quot
ahie change In prices. the averasa
was somewhat Iuwer- Chutca heavy
steers and oxen brought q 1-2nise.
COED TO choice steers iDTu Lee.
COARSE and thin axen 991oc- Fer the
best COWS and heifers the market
ranged from lD@11 1-2c: fair to good
COWS l-1@s lie, resr To erdinary
cove 5 i-<4Te: Gamers and balug-
m COWS i-40s i-2c; bulls 7@sc.
vaa5 calves warn in moderate SUP
ny II ttse yards with prices as be-
FIRE choice heavy veals brought II
GDc, gond average calves 1S@lTc;
coarse calves. Drinkers and grassers
S1Lc, and small calves sss 5edss
each.
Hogs ware in small supply. both IL
the packing houses and the yards
Ei1ces were unchanged. live hogs
sailing It IT9lsc. ana dressed hogs
n 224z3c.
Asceipts e sheep and lambs It
the slaughter houses were fairly
hoovy. but emily O few wore brought
10 tho yardA These sold SLOWLY II
aheuf the rrevfnus ranEH trnm 7Qec
frr sheep ana s@ls fnr lambs.
Mitch orw trade was slow, with
praces as hefnre. Fancy heavy milk
ers 10o4&asD. ana pour to ordinary
ssQ0Do. Stock bulls RANGED from
AsE84l5 each.
Ihere was No change In the mar
kef fnr live poultry. Fowl ssHssc:
hruilers @usec, ana old rousters "a
.@zs.c
TUESDAY zErGHror SALES.
nAef caftls-waItsr Gleason sold
sfssrx at 1-4c: 10 haifsrs st LAC.
]. W. Ellswnrth soia / cow az 600 lbs
q LIN. ]. .. Nsyfnu sold 6 COWS Of
Doe IhE. at lie.
FeAa caires-J 2. Nsyion soid 5
cAlves uf 30 I'm At 1ac, ana 30 small
calves 1t $z.se each. ]. W. Ellsworth
solo ca1Ses cf coo Ihs at s2c. Otis
=. ForDunn so1d 1Anry csIf NJ &c.
Hnss-I. q Neylon snld 10 light
hugs st LIE. Otis T. Furbush SOLD
asht hngs &C 1sc. and 20 nrnt noxs
q -. ,1~sH
N1loh osws-Waltsr Gleason mid /
MIlhar fR s11D.
HORSE MARKET
DpsEnn. Msna.. Sept. as-rhs rn.r.
1T wo0 afrung and art1Ss ror m
AnRH18 we1gdtug ahuve l5Bo Nm. INIT
fDr tn nontsr hnFnes trade was d,,Il
18th . decline IN rs1css. az an sv-r-
No. Of abcut SD per head. UnSsr
nsw DuResH1asnt naguiaficns Tor riae
1t1noaa hnszes INV an hang aI6ip-
- by fSutgzt-lpsds instead uf hy
0pzn1 cazdoadE Tais makes a dif-
swaace nf 8 hnrsss par carload. as
ufR s1EtypN1 by expruw tlnnre ware
= - o In ON. wh1ie BY fr1exhf
f1sesoS - - hs9uG XhHu 10 slsn'
mmln dn1oE 10 t1z(1r nrxsral. ana fhuxI
- a1nn v - - - wzSr1I
1u1qpW - N31npnNpa IN flSexr umn6l<1rn|
Nl1s sncmlsom - Ucmtnn 0una arc1i-I
uuWtno AN9qrW We2N ur1rn9 1ut1uE Tire.
woa1E. 1aiy q nn1ll uuzntar hoinE nf-
1sgsa. Ihere we're pisufy &C erainsry
sWcundk huf fte mErskck was duh mr.
hiemiHtsea huFseS &c small waieH..
sn1 t.asy suia alrwiy &C smxfi vgs-1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
COME IN and gef tie particu

COME IN and ssf the pHdodys IN regard to these pscs
hHrH1b hRafp
tor
farming oas hctndaa
mixes
1 mile
AMOS Fl. HIGGINS
Headuu.rters fur Real Estate AUGUSTA MAINE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

csFVaoDessasaao Geprsas z
CENgEs GLEZKS-(Xen. wemeal. 90
needed- ss5 month A1e lS-sn Expsr
rienrA unnecessary. Exxrninuei1ns
AuEustR. ort IA Fer free particulars.
write HaYmnnd Terry ftnfmsf srEern-
Ment exaM,ner1, q Continental 1ldg-,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28

Liga de las Naciones. en- vez de estar
Representatives parcialmente Y junta,
mente con las demas pequenas nacio-
mes.
FL memorial enviado a Clemenceau
Sugiere Ia formation de grupos de
naciones, a saber: primeramente dos
grandes divisiones: las cinco gran
des potencias Y las pequenas poten,
cias V estas subdivididas en- otros "a
rios grupos. por eiemplo: Belgica y
Serbia, que fueron las que sODortaron
gran carga Y sufriercn los mayo
res perjuicios durante Ia guerra; las
naciones que tomaron parte en- la que
IRA, pero que no tuvieron los mismos
sacrificios que las dos anteriores Y
las n~aciones que declararon la que
IRA, pero que cast no lucharon. La
base de Ia representation en- las CO.
misiones, propone el memorial, debe
determinarse de acuerdo con tales
grupos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
LOS OBREROS DE PUEBLA, NO
E.STAN DE ACUERDO CON
LOS DE VERACRUZ

NERACRUZ, Enero 23.-En la
Ultima session celebrada en- este puer-
to. Dor los S;ndic .os de Obreros,
Sc ley6 un manifesto de los opera
rios del Estado de Puebla, Ell cl que
res que nc secundaran now
miento alguno de otros Estados, de-
Dido a que careciendo de datos V dc
Ia seguridad de obrar entertainments,
pueden incurrir en- faltas graves de-
terminates de serios perjuiclos pa
IA sus intereses. La situacion y con-
diciones de los obreros varian mu-
che de una a Otra region, al eNtre-
mo de que 10 que en- Il es motive de
deseouilibric. en- otra reSulta causa
conciliadora entire opcrarioS V patro-
nos, cspccialmente en- 10 relative 4
salaries, con los cuales en- varias par
tes no puede vivir ell obrero Y en-
otras tienc suficiente para cubrir sus
eXigenCias.
Esta eS una de las razoncS de ma
vor peso que los obreros de Puebla
aducen para no entrar en- arregloS
con los veracruzanos, a quienes no
cayo del todo bien esta actitud
cuerda Y serena de los poblanos.
Una comisi6n de los Sindicatos
de Veracruz, estuvo a conferenciar
largamente con el G~obernador Cam
dido Aguilar, quien manifesto que
estaba dispuesto 4 hacer TODD 10 que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
lPORQUE
ENVENENAR

e eS:6rago con ~pilGoraS. sales. aceiteS L
otra; drocas yensnosas. cuando n n1turaie-
n hs proveido una cura para IL mayor parte
Ge lis Intermediates del hombrc.
Yo sSlaba avrginadO Tvr una gran '!o!estia
Ct 81 Cst6aracu. Esta5a ne-"loSo : dccaiCo. tc-
MIA persistsnte indigestion y constipation.
cue caLsa6a cr6nica APPENDICITIS toNcIa:a.
Fri -ecetaGo Dor ya-ius amos probe toia Ga
- de -nSiicos y mslicinaS y sin niDguE result
ado. Las diferemteS medIciaas. 2i!aoFaS' etc'
~ tome, a-ruira-uH cOmp!etarlentc I'll eStc-
mayo. uuc "a 20 nodla SI1uIeTa to'lar Il&S
med:ciraS: ; fiD-lrlente, eS-io@ tan cebH )
reryicsa cue 70 pude t~g2baiar NJ dcrmir. 10
cstab2 diSg.1stado con TODD y GUERRA termlnar
go de IN E1odo o dc o--C. Fui con un Iamo-
so doctor. Gu;en ME examine inteTloTnehte
con los RzyoS y. y me GIIo que Geo!a ser ope-
ado. pU"S dc oSSo naodo naAca eSSa''I p!SI,
Va nc ha5!a Lccidido I ser operado, cGando
% hah,ar &c las ElcrbaS curatlFaS dc san
Bernardo \ 4GiSc pTObarlaS. Las prooe y
despues &c algunas dosis ne senti allvlado J
decidi :oalar mas. DeSTGeS de aiEun tempo
re ~erri como IN hOnb:e uUevo. Los dolores
= reryiDsiGadss dCsauarecieron, pude TRAFALGAR
\ Gorrn:- b;cn. .Ahora :cngo buen appetite y
he a-=.anraGo 81 yicor y Ell peso -SL2S ma
-ayfIos2s Eierbas &c San Bernardo re h~n
:; I,.r5 SURE &c caalqu;cza cnfermcdad
10 s=t5uacu. higado. T;nouCS " Intestlnoe,
cars.ipaci6n. indigestion, dolores. acidez, Ges-
ortenes urinarics. ic.cacias tenealE2s. cat2-
~rn estor,acal O intestinal, Gebilidad. nerv'oS:-
dad insomnia. crtermaiades secretaS. :mpu-
rezas &c IL peel. deb;lidad general, nenaorro'-
Ges. depression. etc; o :! su e5toHaaso Sta
nal nor aabe- tornado dife-entcS Gled!cinas o
p:lGuras. etc. cntOnceS Use LIS "E:eToaS DC
San Bernardo. 81 mas g-anGe rcStaUrador dc
Is. salsL. E ura preparation clentflca dc
differences hierh&S y races. y e. :nuy eiicaz,
- L-a.nLtico y aGradsblc. Sc heoe como T.
* z IN TrE,cdio natural. ES:2s hieToas
70 sol, causan fac;l Y nuena accion Intestinal.
s.Eo aua mas. eliminan SubStaaciaS yenenoSds
del S:Stcma. uuritican Ia sanCre. dan oueh
appetite. promucvcn buen& digestion ' Tsmue-
ven % -orv:een dcserdeneS. El r-ecic Lc e.
is hierh2s 6 de Sl.O0 por paquete. No hay
nsGz tan bueno como eStu- Prucbe-as son
buen&s para IodcS uaUjereS y home7eS. TO-
vcne$ y VicjoS- Envie $500 pcr { p2UicteS Z
Sis pcv IN paUuctc = Saint BERNARD G:ruens,
II. New Orleans. la Su dinero SerU dcvUcl
10 81 no gUcdI absoiutamcntc SatisfschO.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
NO ES DE DUDARSE

Atwater. Cal.-Muchas personas
que no sabea, dudan que sea cierto
10 que dice ell Sr. Macias: pero es YER
dad. Lea esto:- "Senores: Por Ia
presente manifesto a ustedes que con
una scla Gaia de Ia MARAVILLOSA
ALMA CORDIAL, me siento perfec-
tamente mejorado. SuplTco atenta-
mente a ustedes me hagan favor de
mandarme otra GAIA. S. S. S. Dolo-
res Macias, Atwater, Cali Para
resfrioS pasados, catarro, tisis, tos,
reumas. asma, sangre impura, cora
zon. higado, rinones, estomago, debi-
lidad. falta de vigor, INTERMEDIATES
de ninos Y mujeres. use Alma Cordial,
Vale I'm peso. Pidalo a su boticario
o mande a nosotros Y lie sera env!ada
porte pagado. Sc DEVUELNE Ell
DOBLE DEL PRECIO 81 NO Be
NEFICIA 4 QUEEN LA USE. Diri-
iase a MILLER and Co.. Sta. A
Dept. 80. San Antonio, Texas.
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