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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09

tuvo a punto de ocurrir un incendio
cue proba6lemente hubiera tenido
espantosas consecuencias 81 los uinos,
]recueridos por L maestros para que
.guardaran 81 orden, no lutheran salt
do del planted con toda Ia tranquil
dad, alineados Y sin abrigar ell te-
nor natural que inspiraban las He
mas que va lamian los salones.
Frente al edificio los escolares es-
a cue llegaran los bomberos y
que acabaran con 81 fuego, para vol
YER a entrar d Ia escuela.
Sc comenta mucho IL valerosa acti-
tud de los infantes.
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establecer sucursales en- Mexico, Gu
ba, Y Sud-America:
.Se proponen ademas construir un
tractor para arar Ia terra, ~cultivarla,
ETC.. en- fin, tantas veltajas como MIN
gun otro aparato pueda proporcionar-
las" dice ell Sr. Gammage. Los auto
movies y demas articutos marca
RANGER son considerados como los
mejores de entire los de preclo mode
RADIO en- los Estados Unidos.
TODD accionista tiene derecho a
comprar AUTOMOBILES o Trucks al
precio de costo, no teniendo que pa
gar DOR 10 tanto Ia utilidad que per-
chen los vendedores al por menor,
cue es de Is por ciento.
La historic de la fabrication de au-
tomoviles muestra que muchaS COM
panias han pagado d~lvldendos que
~fluctuan entire un ciento a varlos MI
les por ciento. La lista que aparece
4 continuation muestra 10 que han
produciLo algunas de las princlpales
fabricas de AUTOMOBILES:
500 invertidos AHORA pueden ser
la base de future bienestar.
Aproveche I'd. la Oportunidad-
s100 invertidos en- Ia Compania
HUpP, en- 8 amos han producido
$16500
500 invertidos en- la Compsnia
SAXON, en- dos amos han produci1o
$1,000.
S10O invertidos en- Ia Compania
FORD, en- II amos han producldo
S2500.00.
500 invertidos en- Ia Compania
CHANDLER, en- 3 amos han product
do $500.
slOO invertidos en- la Compahia
OVERLAND, en- ) amos han product
do $4,000.
ESTA ES PARA I'D. UNA GRAN
OPORTUNIDAD.
Adhierase I'd. a una de las n%ielores.
empresas industriales que sc hayan
estabiccido.
Las acciones valen Glen DOL
LARS, pero su precio fue aumenta-
do desde ell primero de Febrero a
S125, esperanto Ge I'm monfento a
otro IN nuevo aumento, pues Ia pre-.
duccion aumenta cada dla mas. ii
Sr. Gammage cree cue la Southern
Motor Manufacturing Association,
Ltd. esta en- condolences de decretar
dividsndos V las inversiones cue Sc
hagar en- ella son las mas s2:rras
de cuantas eXiSten en- los Estadss
Unidos. FL dinero que Sc lnvlerta
ahora en- acciones producira pronto
grandes u~tilidadcs. Y segun dice Ell
ST. Gamn&ce. csta es una oportuni-
dad mica lie ;nvert;r en- Il Compa-
MIA Automovilistica cue eSta en- PRO
duccion, 10 cual no volvera a suce-
dor en- mucho tempo, siendo esta Ia
rleior Dor SuS probabilidades.
inyierta I'd. ahcra. aateS de que
TN nuevo au!aento sea decretado.
IAGA QUE 81 DINERO Sc Null
TIPLIQUE. Apresurese I'd. a hacer
una inversion que lie proporcionara
utilidades para toda Ia vida. Els esta
sin disputa, IL meioT Y mas segura
inversion que Sc lie pueda presentar.
Las acciones valen $125: 90 por
ciento al contado V el rcsto q !, "
6 mescs de Ia fecha en- que sc adquie-
ran.
Ocurra I'd. O escriba para reseryar
sus accione5 al Sr.
E. L. GAMMAGE. District Manager.
Southern Meter Manufacturing As
ISOLATION. Ltd
Sl2 CUNTEE BUILDING.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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HAGA SU CERVEZA

No c~ualcuier bebiIa dulcc o &c Us lama
dzs "caSi cerye=a,' SiuO = ve-dadera GER
wa. sabruSa. fuerte. y sSIEmoSS
administrators q listed UUcstro eSt-acto
d. ceryezl Victoria" -orsistsute Gs lCpu-
h Y malta de los mejOreS. son % cual PGc-
de listed hace- en- casa. -egJ.n uucs.CES ms
trucc;ones. n nejor cervszI-
El precio Ge Victoria Extract Tara h2-
Ger II -alo-es de buena earvcSa Lager. IS de
$500 NaricaCs 81 dinsro con 81 o-dcE =
recibil& e ~aEgiculo ubrc &c Eascos. La IA
h-icacJ0n de ce-veZa en- casa y g! ecvto dc
ruestrp ~evt-acto a los ES.5GcS p-OlIbicIOals-
rs, - lccaL. Ga-11rizrcsOS satisfaction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY co.
GIT Morton BID. Nc~ York. y. y.
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Otras declsraciones importantes.

suyoS eran los mueftos.
O.ras declsraciones importantes.
Ell comerciante Sr. c. Vale, quien
fuera agente de a~peiaciones del Con-
sejo de Reclutamiento, declare que
ell exodo dc los mexicanos a traves
de la frortera, habia sido causado
por el tenor de que no fuera apli-
cada justicieramente Ia ley del ser
vicio militar, y TO por tenor q los
rangers" Tavo frases de eloglo
para algunos de estos, especialmente
para ell captain Hanson y al sargen-
to Edds.
Mr.. Louis Braulay, de Brownsyi-
lie, habia declarado que muchos me
xicanos abandonaron los Estados
Unidos, por tenor a los rangers
V que cuaado ell General Bloxum.
comandante federal en- ia frontera,
puso a las tropas a 10 largo de Ia
frontera. Sc ha5ia suspendido ell exc
do de meXicauos.
Fl Fiscal del Condado de Duval,
Oscar C. Bancey, declare en- ell case
relative a Ia d~esaparicion del mexi-
cane F~Iorencio Garcia. Dijo, ademas,
que ell diputado Canales habia orga-
3nizado 81 cuerpo de eXrloradores me-
xicancs para cooperar con las fuer-
zas f~ederales, exponiendo su propia
vida.
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Conscj,ro de la Constellation.

Sc tienen noticias de que 81 senior
McAdoo. eX-Secretario de Hacienda
en- ell gabinete del Presidente Wilson
Y expresidelte de los fe~Trocarriles de
los Estados Unidos, ha sido nombra-
DO Conseiero de IL constellation de
estrellas'' de cine, que funciona en-
Los Angeles.
McAdoo acept6 este puesto. despues
de celebrar una ~confercncia cor Cha
pin. Mary Picfford y otras estrellas
del cine.
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Los Boy-Scouts celebraron Ell
Aniuersario de su fundacionn

Conforme 10 anunciamos, n agru-
paci6n de Boy-scouts, de esta c!u-
dad. celebr6 aver en- Ell ParQue
Breckenridge, con diversas manic
bras militares Y de exploration, ell
noveno aniversario de Ia fundacion
de esta organization en- San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Una Exposition International.

va Sc ha empezado a hablar de las
gestiones que hacen los a~viadores de
esta ciuGad para la celebration de
IN gran festival aereo cue tendra lu-
gar a fines del ano actual, ei Gia II &c
Noviembrc, llanlado ta2bien "dia de
ia victoria.
Segin las declaraciones del senior
Glen Martin, uno de los ~conStructo-
res de aeroplanoS mas famosos en- los
Estados Uridos, la exhibition que Sc
ha de hacer en- San Diego para IA
fecha indicada. tendrd caricter &c
universal Y serdn invitadoS a ella q
viadoras Y constructors de aerop!a-
nos De TODD el mundo.
Una a,ar-a &c incendio.
En- Ia escuela de Logan Heights e$-
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Quieren un canon.

Los habitantes de San Diego han
expresado Sus deseos de que 4 Ia bora
en- que scar distributes los ocho mil
canones capturados a los alemanes en-
ell frente occidental, por los soldados
aIiados, sea uno de esos canones trail
do a San Diego V cXpucsto Ell un par
u publico. como trofeo de guerra.
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Los gases en- el c~5t6maCo c iatestinos son
sintcmas dc Qge el hiCado esta paraliZado.
p.-, h1cer QUE fuucionc re~gularmente no
hay nsda mcior que HERSINE. Esta me-
dic;na e. un maravilcsc cs:imu!an:e del HI
gado 5 puriticador de los iatcstincs. De
yenta por Ia So-ica San Pedro 9lp W.
Commerce St. san Antonio, Texas. lAdv.)
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IA SOUTHERN MOTOR MANUFACTURING
ASSOCIATION, Ltd,

de la Ciudad de HOUSTON, TEX, ha decidido estabiecer sus
Gran Fabrica de AUTOMOBILES, construide exclusivamente pof
eIementos de Texas, tanto en- 10 material como en- 10 pecunlarlo.
Esta sera sin duda Ia mas grande de todas las fabrleas de auto
movies y tractores despues de las de Detroit, Mich.
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ger" cntonces mato al meXicano en-
SUI propia cana.
Sacados de la prision y fusilado
Habl6 en- seguida ell Sheriff Fann
de cinco individuos que fueron entire
| gados por las autoridadas milltares
a uno de los dip.:ados del Sheriff,
individuos que por orden de este
fueron internados en- I'm calabozo
de Ia carcel del Condado de Came
ror. mientras sc les consignaba 4 las
autoridades correspondence. Refl-
rio que tres de los cinco individuos
fucron despues sacados de Ia prlslon
V fusilados. Dijo Mr.. Vann que no
SUMO uaienes hahian dado muerte a
aquellos tres individuos, Y Sc limito
a declarar que ninguna culpa recala
por este hecho sobre Ell diputado
sheriff 2 cuyo cargo fueron dejados
los prisioneros.
Concluy6 sus declaraciones Mr..
Vann diciendo cue 81 81 deseaba Ia
ayuda de los rangers" en- el Con-
dado de Cameron, va que habia con-
tribuido 4 suprimir los raids en-
Ia frontera; pero dijo que, en- su
c~oncepto, cuando menos los capita
mes de esas fuerzas deberian otor-
gar fianzas. Y que a los rangers
debia de pagarseles mejor sueldo.
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D.saparecio Ia Influenza.

Ha d~esaparecido va totalmente, la
Influenza espanola que tantas vlctl-
mas ocasion6 en- eSta ciudad.
Nj un solo case Sc registr6 el do
mingo pr6Ximo pasado y hoy solo Sc
sabe De tres casos nuevcs, que Sc cree
Que son b~eaignos, pues asi han venl-
do siendc los ultimos.
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IS cts. DIscos DoBLEs COLUMBIA

951-Valentnia.
Ell Abandonado.
2115-Chistes de Ricardo Bell.
Chistes de Ricardo Bell.
2116-Chistes de Ricardo Bell.
Chistes de Ricardo Bell.
2266-Adios. mi Madre.
Virgencita de mi Alma.
2575-Maria-Mari.
Coqueteando.
25S4-La Tarde era Triste,
La Rosa Y Ia ESpina.
2715-Noche Blanca.
Asi te quiero.
2739-Alejandra.
Feliz Compleanos.
2791-Los Chaqueteros.
Jesucita.
2793-Cuando eScuches este Walls.
En- el silencio de Ia Noche.
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SIS cts DIscos DoBLEs COLUMBIA

SIS cts DISCOS DOSLES COLUMBIA
. l6l-Batalla del , de Abril No. 8.
La Petrouil2.
l76-Corrida de Toros en- Ia Plaza Mex
\ Ia Virgen Maria.
lSO-BataIla del , de Abril.
Batalla del > de Abril.
161-Sitio de Queretaro.
Celosa Nelenuda.
IS5-Recuerios de Ia Intervention Fran
RecuerdoS de Ia Intervention Fran
2O9-Himno Nacional MeXicano.
Aires Nacionales MeXicanos.
q, 435-El Nulgo.
Tus OjoS Negroes.
45l-Corrida de TorOs. Gaona.
In Circo de Barrio.
460-Juramento.
TIE has de acordar.
Cola Gatita Blanca.
Noraima.
6I9-EI 23 de Infa2teria.
Segura.
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de parte de los rangers al inhumar
q sus parientes, pues que parlentes
suyos eran los muertos.
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Las de~cIaraciones del Juez de Paz

Ell Juez de Paz de Ia ciudad de
Brownsville, Mr.. II. ]. Kirk, declare
eli seeuida ante IL comisi6n investi-
gadora. Comenz6 diciendo que ha-
bia dado fe del cadaver de un indi-
viduo que por sus vestidos y 81 pa
nuelo Sc supo que Sc trataba de Flo
rsncio Garcia, qlien POGO antes de
ser muerto habia sido visto bajo Ia
custoria de una fuerza de rangers"
Declare 4 seguida que los mexi-
canos de Brownsville, Sc habian acer-
cado en- cierta OCCASION q el pidien-
dole que Sc sirviera a~companarlos
para inhumar los cadaveres de cua-
tro mexicanos encontrados en- las
cercanias de Brownsville. La petici6n
la hicieron al Juez de Paz porque,
segin manifestation los mexicanos,
tenian temores de surrir perjuicios
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RATS s.


;ATENCIoN, :ATENCION!
4 CtSAR>E.
CataloSo de d2mas rnex!canas ) or-Ss
naciOnalidadeS y exteEsG EsG C her-
mosoS nombrss.
EnvienoS 1u Dollar sosnente y nos
o,-U5 e remlt,7rmcS. . vueitl de co"
rreo. uues-rO complete CatItcCo marCi-
-norial con G~csc=1Dciouss dst4l6adas. 20
TOGRAFIAS. SOAGBES Y DiRECCIO-
NES de jGycneS. seEor@s : senoritaS
mcx;canas : Gc otras CscionaliGaGcs, A.
C.rss viuGas je intachableS antcccGea-
tes, guienes Scse@1 IN honra-
DO y b2rG eSpCS0. I'd. pueGe esc-lbir-
Ic d;rsct2mrGtc e cuaiqGicrS dc elias
= contraer M mat-imonic feli= en- cor
10 tempe SoGos diEEos &c ccafian=a
y nos deticamOS = IN ueEOcIo hoE=a5O
: Ecico. No permita. Pues, que "a Pc
quena sum- &c IN Golzr este de peg
medic entire I'd. ; 81 mUy IOsible FE
LIClDAD MATRIMONIAL.
Escriba hoy mlSnao a:
RELIANCE CLUB
Box SIS. Los Angeles. Cal.
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Al hacer ST. pedido procure hacer
dos ~SeleccioneS de pleas, para que
81 por alguna CircurStancia sStamoS
faltos de IN disco poder sustituirlo
con OtrO.
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~AUTORTDADES De
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS,
ACUSAN A LOS
RANGERS
tViene de Ia la.)

ger" cntonces mato al meXicano en-
su propia cana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09

Mandenos cinco nombres de per-
sonas que sepa listed cue tienen To-
n6grafo de cualquier clase que sea,
V diez centavos en- Elective, Y lie en-
viaremos I'm precioso anillo.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19
REMEDIES CALL FOR FAITH
Truly Weird and Wonderful Are Some
Cures" for Various Ills Of
the Human Body.

Weird and wonderful are the rene
dies advised IN different parts OF the
world for diseases which affect hu-
mnity.
Sufferers from rheumatism may he
pleased 90 hear that there are people
who claim to have found sure cure
for their malady by binding split
mackerei around the affected part.
The town Of Lee. in England, still
has on record the famous cure known
Ms the lee Penny" This coin was
brought from fhe Holy Land by a Cru
sader. On many occasions when the
health Of the people has been threat
ened This penny has been used. Three
dips and one swirl" in bucket OF wa
Ter were supposed to endow the liquid
with healing properties.
In many parts Of Europe II Is
Thought thar passing under an ass, n
child suffering from whooplng cough
Will bring instant relief.
Almost every one has heard of the
curing of warts by tonching them
with n wedding ring. This "cure" is
perhaps not so well known: Make the
sign Of the cross on u wart. az the
same time chanting: What I see. that
] wish; what wish. that disappears"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19
unerowned English Queens.

There have been several uncrowncd
queens of England. The first was
Margaret OF France. the second wife
Of Edward |. Money was scarce in
the government Golfers at the time,
and Edward could not afford the ex-
pense Of a coronation. The four later
wives of Henry VIII. Anne Boleyn's
successors-Jane Seymour. Anne OF
Cloves, Catherine Howard and Cath
er-lfe parr - were never publicly
crowned as queen consorts. Henrietta
Marie, the wife of Charles |, being q
strict Catholic. refused to take part in
q state function which would compel
her 10 bartake of the sacrament ac-
cording te the rites of the Church OF
England. Sophia Dorothea. the wife
q! George |. and mother of George H.
was never recognized as queen OF Eng
land and therefore can not be classed
as one Of Britain's uncrowned queens
Caroline of Brunswick. the wife of
George ~. ives not permitted to he
present in Westminster hall at his
coronation.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19
ORIGINAL Lone Tree

There was m immense cottonwood
four feet thick and very tall. which
stood In Nebraska almost in the cen
ter 81 the continent. half way between
New York and San Francisco, which
was within one mile of that center
Under Its branches rested thousands
Of 49-ers en- route 10 the Eldorado of
the Pacific coast. II was the best.
known camping ground en the old
California trail. From 1919, when the
gold seekers rushed across the great
plains down to the completion of the
Union Pacific railway. the great tree
was a guldepost to the wagon trains
going west.
After the railway was complered
there was no further use for the old
tree and 1t eventually rotted away aud
died. In 1910 monument was
erected on the spot that the tree had
occupied. 1t represents the trunk of
a giant cottonwood and bears this In
scription: "On this spot stood the
original Lone Tree on the old CALI
fornla trail"
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COURT AT LEAST CONSISTENT
Judge Remitted Fine When He com-
mitted indisereton for Wkirh
He Punished Lawyer.

Our famous president, Abraham Lin
coin, during his early career as a law
yer, travelled n circuit In Illinois. Judge
David Davis and Lincoln were close
friends. says the author OF ''Lincoin's
Own Stories" and the Judge always
showed keen appreciation Of Lin
coins stories.
II was never fined hut once for con
tempt Of court" said man who was
u clerk OF court In Lincoln's day.
Davis fined me Ave dollars. Mr..
Lincoln had just come In, and. leaning
oyer my desk. had told me a story so
irresistlbly funny that broke out In
a loud laugh. The Judge called me to
order, saying
"'rhis must he stopped. Mr. Lin
coln. you are constantly disturbing
this court with your stories.'
"Then he said to me:
"'You may fine yourself Ave dollars.
II apologized TO the court, but told
the Judge that the story was worth the
money. Shortly afterwards the Judge
called me to him.
What was that story Lincoln told
to your" he asked
II told him. and he laughed aloud. in
spite Of himself.
Remit your fine = he ordered"
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PLANE FOR BUDDING AVIATOR
Well Called the Penguin. Since II
Moves Fast on Ground, but Is
Unable 10 Fly.

DO you know what penguin Isl
You may have read Of II. hut probably
never have seen one. The penguin Is
an aquatic bird found IN the polar re-
glons. II Is remarkable for its pc
culiar structure. II has only stumps
IN place OF wings and. for that reason.
Is unable to fly. But II is good
walker and an expert swimmer and
diver The name Of penguin" has
also been given 10 the training ap-
paratus employed to teach prospective
ayIators the control Of the airplane or
seaplane. The name Is well chosen.
The penguin used for training Is as
unable 10 fly as It's arctic namesake.
II consists Of an alrplane with wings
80 very small that the power Of the
motor is unable 10 lift the airplane of
the ground or water. Il IL supplied
with ailcrODs. elevator, ruJder and
wheels exceptionally strong for run
ming on The ground The apprentice is
encouraged TO run this penguin" to
his hearts content; there II no danger
thar 1t viii take TO the air. In short
time he graduates to real airplane
That cnn and does ny. and then he
can give all his attention TO the flying
part without having 10 worry over the
handling of the various controls. The
sense Of safety he enjoys while learn.
Ing Is a great nerve sedative TO the
inexperienced aviator.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19
BuHn OF EMPRESS DREAM
Persian Legend Concerning the Design
and Construction Of the Beau
tiful Tai Mahal.

4 beautiful story. which is not gen
orally known. OF the creation Of the
Tnj Mahal Is hidden awny 10 the
pages OF the Persian manuscripts. The
emperor wished to commemorate his
undylng devotion and esteem for his
beloved consort but nothing satisfied
his ambition. until one day Arjumnnd
told him that In a dream she had seen
the noblesi and most perfect of
monuments. which II aciuniized. wOuid
be unparalleled In the whole world for
It's matchless' beauty. The emperor
sent for experts from all over the en-
plre and commanded them To design the
architecture OF the dream. They la
bored 10 no effect; they could not Wis
ualize the dream. Al last one day an
old venerable Pr nscetlc presented
himself. who said: Il can help you to
obtain wha, you seek"
He then presented n mysterious pO-
iion TO one of the architects. before
whose daze'i eyes the lovely monument
In all its glory was revealed. The
magic OF the potion lasted while he
drew the plan Ia All It's detail. then
he feil bnck exhausted The empress
seeing the design OF her vision real
lied. was full of Joy and the emperor
M once set 80 work 10 have this edifice
constructed. The impossIbIliiy of lay
Ing nrm foundation next presented
Itself. The swampy character OF the
banks of. the siivery .Iumua made, Il
Impossible To erect any construction
thnt would stand. until, In anOrhcr
dream, Il WAS revealed that the basis
rnust he Of silver Today the Tai
stands, like an ethereal drop Of Jaw
less pearl. ,on Its foundation Of solid
siiver--breathlng forth the poetry Of
Its conception:
'-Sweeter 60 rest together dead.
Far sHeeter than To live asunder.-
Asia Magazine.
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Classified
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FOR SALE
ANGEL cAKBS-7b cents each; or
dor by phone, No. 1901. 92tf
Oct YOUR TIRES MENDED and
buy ID. M. Il G. X. welder for
future use. Soc Mr.. Gotcher. the
tiro man at Grants Pass hotel. u
~ ACRES oak. madrone. fir and
pine, on railroad IN jerome
Prairie. VIII take wood in pay
ment stumpage. Phone 270. S3h
s00-AcRE STOCK RANCH for sale;
about i2b acres In cultivation;
considerable irrigation. 2 miles
from II. II. station; IN miles
from two schools: half cash. bal
anco low interest. Address No.
1852 care Courier. SGtf
, FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms. Machines rented
and old machines taken In part
payment. G. A. Chapman. 2i5 8.
Central avenue. Modtord. Local
Headquarters Grants Pass Hard
ware. Blu
FOR SAtIE-Two small chicken
houses. Inquire OF Miss Russell,
Corner Manzanlta Ave, and Mer-
lin road. a0tf
FOR sAiIE-Threo acre tract. house.
barn. poultry houses. Gas en-
glne. pump and tank for irrigat-
ing fruit and berries. Inquire
T23 G street. 40
HORSES FoR SALE on LONG TIME
Bought tractor. will sell several
good work horses. teams 1900 and
1900 lbs. on years time, II desir-
tut Win Hb NhoH uV"h w eNNN
party For particulars address
Box GTO Grants Pass. 40
FOR SAI.B at big sacrifico--one
Austin Garatony No. 3 crnsher,
good as new, capacity 20 tons per
hour. one Fairbanks Morse oil
engine, 30 d. y. Two Faust gigs
and table, Two sets rolls. Shaft
ing. Pulleys. Compression, Lighting
Plant. 20 oil barrels, ore cars,
tools, ore sacks. Any reasonable
cash offer accepted II interested
come and look II over. ChaS. w.
Scott. Lake Creek. Oregon. so
FOR sAIlE--i917 Ford in excellent
shape. good tires. VIII demon
strate. si25. Palace Hotel. Room
lG. 45tf
FOR SALE Damson and other
p,ums. ripe. Come and pick
them. 2isc per pound E. E.
cargill. Golden Drift Dam. IS
FOR Peaches for canning.
WIN deliver 60 cents. Route 3.
Box 90. SO
TENT FOR SAlE--only been used
four months. l7x1S. 12 ounce.
At 609 South Fifth street. 4s
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MISCELLANEOUS
u. l.. Observation-Disclosures. any
kind. Rentals. Building and
Loan. Plate Glass Liability. 600
@ street. s4tf
CIVIL ENGINEER
DANIEL MCFARLAND. civil engi-
neer and surveyor. Residence
TAO Tenth street. phone any.
STRAYED
ESTRAYED-There came to my
place recently one hog. mostly
white with black markings, has
slit In ear. owner may address
Paul Wusk. Murphy. Ore. 10
ELECTRICAL WORK
8 sA.-----------------------
ELECTRIC WIRING and general
electrical work, repairing, house
wiring, c. c. Harper, 315 North
Sixth street. phone AZ.
:
NANrtlb
WANTED D--Housekeeper Must be
woman OF refinement, not over
40 years OF age. Address Solus,
care Courier. 39ti
WlAiNTED--Men for woods, Fallers
Buckers, Limbers, Swampers'
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19
Placer location notices at Courier

osfics.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD
Directive Nov. 10. 1918.
Five Dollars Reward

Five dollars reward will be paid
for the arrest and conviction Of any
one stealing the Daily courisrs from
resideDres or mail boxes
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19
Relief for the Nervous.

The treatment for nervous disorders
IL diversion, Attention transferred
and directed into new channels, new
friends. new faces. new scenes. new
habits, changed sleeping rooms. new
rnt.cns, everything radically altered
md whrily ,l,Tegcnl win in time re-
leve almost all such conditions.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-19

Az, kinds Of lesa! hIanke q, 10,
Courier.