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ST DESEA comprar o vender Totes. CASES o
te-renos de c~us!Guier cl.se. 10 accrscjamoS
corsultc con quicae5 hablen espa1ol.
GALLAGHER REALTY CO. 202 Irust Bldg
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ENSENANZA

Ell PROFESSOR dc Tcneduria dc Lihros.
Adolfo Brizucla. e c~nschara Il listed conta-
biidad Tor IN p-ocedimiento f&cil, a precios
ccmodos. COS W. Houston St. e.,
TAOUIGRAFIA Y TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS por sistena muy practice y baratn.
JiScicS, Hicks Bldg. Altos de Ia Bouc2
Wagner.
LECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANTo a Do.
rnicilio. Precios corvPncinna!es. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO- Eraduado en- los CcnserEa-
torlos dc Paris Y Madrid. Recibe ordenes 3l9
Morales s.. Sc hsnia frances y esrRncl-
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;ATENCION. .ATENCION.
1 CtStESE
C~a,A.oSo 90 6avAS neNIsanss ; otra5
|, nacioraGdzdss ; cAten>a hsta &C ac-mo-
!, -os nombrss.
! Eav,eao- ~ DOLLAR soLamencc = nos
/, 9trc~ ID. -rn:,s-e1cs a @Lrlca -e corrNc,
auesrro complete Ca,t.nEo na,-ln9nIai
/, cen Essc-.pc!o~e= Gs-a.SGas. fOFOTRA-
FLAS. EONBEES y DlRECCiO%GS oe
|, ;5vc-cs se-ora- y se6orl:4S UcNlcaaaS >
dc o:-45 7aa.o74I.dsiS>. a.E-nas v'udas %
} .rrasLab.sS a1-eyeGeHtes. GulcneS !ecSa@
/, ers.a-sa- G1 5c--ado y ouen csyo~N. -
80 9-cE- csc-.o,-.e G~I-ectarcn:c a c21!-
/, ,-.gra Sc elias ; 5~o2-.ae- N in~a;-1on'"
TEL en- co--o tempo SomoS c.SaoS &C
, scni,asza g nos Crcscaro- e al nNEocIo
!, l,--,.o s. ar3,o. No ps--r.ta. ples. cue
/. a 2e-.ena -lma 30 n q Jag ss-e % por
, medic c---s .--st g 81 muy possible ~
LiCIDAD MATRIMONIAL
, Esc-lbe 10y ral~ro "a
|, RELIANCE CLJE.
!, .,a. g--. LIS ANGELS. ~
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PERSONAL.

De Laredo, Texas, arribo a esta
ciudad por Ell tren que lego en- ia ma
ia.,a de aver, 81 schor Eduardo He
rrera, comerciante de aquella poola-
ci6n riberena.
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La unica ~rnolestia.

La unica molestia.
Lo unico Modesto cS q orc. ;El ORC,
Parece mcntira, pero al v~iajero lie
moIesta tener tarto orc. \ eS Q1c
en- Monterrey no circulan bille5es Y
r~esIlta Que las r7queNas mCnedas a.
marillas. relucientcs, aUriferas, son
muy dificil dc guardian, V Sc gastan
con extraorGrraria iac!iiGad. AIDE
mas, cue SC difIcu!ta. hasta la eXas-
~reracion. 81 cambio. La mOneda a.
americana circula a n par, aunQue los
iarcos exp.otan 10 Que ellos llaman
el "c2mb'o del dia'. Ia enan pasa-
ia ell orc nacional 81 ~conseguia a 81
cen:avos. Y hoy puzzle ohtenerse a
cincuer,p Y medic c~srtavoS. Is de-
cir. In sufrldo nm deScenSo notable.
Las Gales de Monterrey 50 ven
p,etoricQs de vendejores ambulantes
que ofrccen cuanto nl v~iajero no Sc
magma. ' Sc convance luego de que
por estas t~ierraS 10 de no hay nj que
conner. es la fabula mas burda que
Sc ha conocido. En- Monterrey Sc CO.
ME ' bien, = no podra decir nadie que
no Sc e~rcuentra tanto cuanto ouiera.
in eobernador bien querIdo.
Salti!lo es una cIudad que IA m2jc-
RADIO de una manera notable en- los
ultimos amos. A. llegar a dicha ca
pital coahuilcrse. e. v~iaiero Sc asom-
bra. dadas las referercias que te-
MIA, de 10 bIen querido Que es el 60
bernador Esp!nosa Miceles. Tn el
me,cado hab!an siempr2 con eloglo de
dicho f~unclonario : los coches son los
Qrlmcros ole Sc encargan de imp>e-
slonar al v~iaiero hablandole con clo-
gio del f~urcionario.
! recuerda tel v"iajero una anecdo-
ia: cue "a prim.ra vaz que fue a
CuautIa, IA primera pregunta que lie
hiciercn los cocheros fue eSta: "Vi6
listed los tamarindos que hay en- Ia
plaza? jLos ha contado listed? Son
cuarenta Y dos?'.
Ash en- Saltillo. Los cocher0s no
presuncan al ~viajero COMO los de
Cuautla. por ning1nos ta~marindos. ST.
no que lie a~rrojan de primera mpre-
| sion esta pregunta: eConoce listed
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MATRIMONIAL

JOVEE M~EXiCANO. dc porvenir brIllantc.
dc bucna prcscncia. dcSea contracr matr!n'o-
Mo con scrorltA. mcAIcaaa O americana. que
SEA sjmpatica. dc bucna tam!!ia. O con VIII
da de cual1uicra nac'cralidad. tenEa huena
poSicIcn.-DiriGIrsc a Jacoho Ga!van.-Gc-
neral Deliycry.-San Antonio. Texas.
JOVEN MEXICANO honrado. tral,ajaIrr }
De bucn porvcnir. Ccsea rclacionarse con Sc
norita meXicana. objeto matrImorlo. La IN
tercsada dcbe msnda- su fotoG-afia a Ra-
fscl Xamudio. 900 18th. Ave. Council Bluffs,
Iowa. C23I
JOVEN MEXlCANO de - amos dc cdad.
honrado. traba jador y sin v!cIos. deSea rcla-
cionlrsc con sciorIta mexicana honrada. OBJ
jcto matrmionio. D~i-ijanse sohre 81 part-
cu!ar a Felix Perez. P. o. Box s.. Cicero.
III. Isl
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PESQUISAS

$500 De GRATIFICACIoN SC da-an a IA
persona que me proporcione i~ntornaes de mi
hernano Pedro Torres. de 80 amos de ecad.
moreno, de pelo negro. estatura regular J
zurdo. Is originario de San Nicolas. y, /.
Mexico. En- Mayo Gel Presente snc reci5i
sus ultiu,as roticias dc Donna. Texas. Esta
casado con Teresa Sa!azar. Todc informe So
bre 81 particular dirijsse a Pablo Torres
P. g. Box SIS. Taylor. Texas. ,2eb
GRATIFICARE CON $500 a ia persona que
me p-oporcione informes de JESUS Lcrna,
ouien en- el ano de 1915 Sc encontraba en-
Pueblo. Colo. TODD informe sobre el parti-
cular diriiase a Agustin Lefma, Longront,
Colo t25j
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STAR CAFE. 222 E. COMMERCE STREET
IocaI entertainments acondicionado, aajc la
direction personal de Geo. s. Martin. anti
guanente propistario del Riverside ResrIg-
rant y Elite Cafe. Las meiorcs comidas CO.
r-idas en- IA CiuGaI 55c- lunch commercial 25c.
Serv!cio 4 ,oda bora. grecios popu!aEes. a
b.e-to dIa y roche.
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE casa muy bara;a: 225 x $50
pies. cor solar. situada en- esGuins 80. Finc
and West Farr Ave: en- Denver HciEnts'
Informes en- T%e!efono Travis .22. iSy
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Cuande necesite iihro5 en- espdnol
diri;ase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis N.
santa Rosa AVE. San Antonio, Tex.
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VENDO LETRAS DE CAMBIO sobre las
principals p!azas &C Mexico. J. ". MARRO-
oUIN. .Aln3acsn de Aharrotes y Productos
Mexicanos. por mayor soAnaente. 1915 ".
Commerce ST. Telefono Travis Ii2. san An
tonic, Texas.
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Observation-Disclosures oportuuidad para
canar Gin-ro. No Gcjcn de cscrinIr a IA In
lcrnatioual Commission Co.. i2oa west
Houston St. san Antonio, Texas. Pldien-
do -rcc.os do los Afamados Collars ira
sartcs dc Flores de California.
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PROFESSIONALS

EDUERDO TAMARIZ. AVOCADO MEXlCA.
No. Sc encarra unicanente de toda class
de asuntos relatives a 81 profession. Ie-I21
| Brady Bldg. San Antonio, Texas.
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DESEAMOS COMUNICARHOS con personas
que vivian en- donde hay communicates dc ira
bajaGorcs mcxicanos. para cue Influyan a
manGa-. po- nuestro conducto. sus remesas
dc d:acro . mcrcanclaS pa: sus ian!iias en-
Mexico. Nuestra AgcncIs cs casa honraca y
economical Mandenos 81 direction ) de-
mas para quc IL ~infO-nemos SobEa Ia ma
ncra dc que listed nos Tcpreseats ) sane
mas dincro. Dirijase q AGENCIA. Box 49,.
Laredo, Texas.
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GRATIS. ENTERTAINMENTS GRATIS. Tn
prcndedor para corbata de tres piedraS y
un par de arctcs para sonora Z "A PERSONA
ode mandc nembres y direccioneS de 3 per.
scn:s, y % cts. para sastos d enI9alue y
correc. Mail Order Dept. 2l2i- So. Santa
Rosa Ave.
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VENTAS

CASA DE ALTOS. LADRGLLO COLORADO.
NENDO esta mRgnifica casa de nUerc pic
zas. con todaS las romodidaies modcrnaS.
Sala \ comedor observation-disclosures an
rlios. Cuatro rccamaraS y bano con tina
tie porcclana extra cn los altos. La ~instala-
lion electrical es clc-antisina. 81 ta7izado
a~-tistico. Solar nuy ample. Est sitlaaa
On iugar c]entrico. en- una de las mas h"--
mosas GALES Dc Ia Ciudad. s. cl intcresado
desca SO y, pucic vcnder amueblada deSde Ia
sala hasa Ia cocins. Miguel Lozano. Sil
Central Office BuiidinE.-Travi $3.50. t21D
POR SALIR para Mexico. vcndo q traspa-
so. en- centrico local. acreditado. molino para
nixtanal. con maGnifico motor y caro- re-
rartidor. 200 So. Laredo ST. t29)
Sc EENDE un Ford De ) nasajcros IN cH-
celcntes condiciones nnuy harato. 40 \.
pccos ST. i2SD
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NECESITAMoS trabaiadores para "a cons.
tracci6n del puen:e Galveston. PaEanos los
n2c;ores sreldos. Po- $500 semznsrios Sc
les dara CANA y asisteneia. FL Campo es-
IA en- Virginia Point. 4 Z mil-as de Gal.
weston. Les pages son seaanarios. OcuEran
inmediatarcntc 81 quieren IN buen trabaje
constante : bisn retribuito. Para Mayors
,ntormes d~;rijansc por eo--esrondeneia al Sr.
A. B. Martinez. Gerente, Box 662. Calves
ton. Texas. incluyendo ) e~entavos en- etam-
pillas. Para informes personaies ocuran 3
ZOE DoIorcsa ST. San Antonio: 40 Milan
S. Houston y 23i3tz Market s., Calves
ton. Texas
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AGENCIA DE

Esta casa Sc eucarSa de cnviar toda ella
50 de mercancias. veStdos, Zapatos, articu!os
dc tocador. EbrcS. provIsioneS. etc a cua!-
- iuga- fuera de San Antonio. S.
atiand.n los pedidoS con prontitud y honra-
de- D~iri;anSe a VI. Macias. as OAK St.
San Antonio. Texas. ~
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BOLANOS CACHO.

AboSado mexicaro. Cu:srltaS = ducuEacnI-
clones ~ju-idicas concernirl'.s 4 !cycs y ne'c-
cos de Mexico. 700 CapioS Bldg. FL Pa
so. Texas.
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Coichas de li.o, ~relojes, Grande5. tapetes ;
5 cortinas finas. AIfombrzs Crardes. $500
| Todo sin cnZanche. 1923 Monterrey 81. CT
1887. r. Puente.
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ISTO. SENIOR, LISTO.

T.nemos IN magnifico Plan con VEIN.
TICUATRO maneras faciles de sanar dine
70. 40 DESAPROVECHE I'd. Ia oportun:.
dad y pidanos DETALLES GRATIS. ea-
y;srd6 rs-ampiiIas para Ia contcstac!on
MEXICAN CARD 20. Box III. Sta A
San Antonio. Texas.
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SELLOS DE COMA

Para cone-ciantes. profesionistas y Socic-
daGes. Complete su-tido de accessories para
los n,:sr os. Pida cata!ogo a !. SASIoS
ORTA. 6If Do!oross s.. Te!efonO Travis
52S2. San Antonio. Texas.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
SERGT. F. l. MILAN HOME

Sergt. F. l. Milan, one of our
stalwarts who volunteered before
conscription was put in force, is now
home from France and enjoying the
Fair.
Sergt. Milan spent twelve months
in France to day, sailing July IL,
1918 and landing in the United
States July II, 1919. Most OF the
ighting he saw was in the Argonne
where he spent fifteen strenuous
days and where the loss was seventy
Ave percent.
He says the young American,
fresh and untired. waded right in
for speedy victory and gained it.
Sergt. Milan also pays a tribute to
the fighting qualities of friend and
foe alike. His Division was the 70
Infantry. He was discharged from
Camp Gordon, Ga.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
JUST "Eo"

The following tribute, written by y
well-knOwn KentuCkian, to Edwin i.
Morrow, Republican, candidate foI
governor of this state. will strike u
responsive chord In the heart OF
every man. woman and child 81 his
acquaintance in Eentucky who know
him and love him rs Just Eds"
Personality is wonderful thing
Some people believe that 1t Is de-
ypluped. But it IL an inherent quality
that comes Of nature. Some people
believe, too, that It Is to he counted
in terms Of gain; that personality is Il
thing strictly TO be capitalized They
also are In error. Those who believe
they have developed personality and
are using this supposed personality
for Self-gain, soon find themselves
branded rs shammers and make.be
lieve artists. The fact is this: There
is no such thing az developed per.
sOnality Personality is an inbOrn
quality, thing of beauty. 1t brings
forth the best possessions Of man.
1t reveals him as he Is.
81 point to Ed Morrow cannot
call him by any other name. The
very moment he stepped before me,
thrust out his warm right hand and re-
leased that happy smile Of his, l felt
myself In new presence. Under.
stand me, this was not In time Of cam
palgn, and battles of the ballot were
far from my thought and his. He I'm.
pressed me as a man who loved every
living creature-One OF these men YOU
like to think about and read of In
books. He seemed to me man who
loved everything good and right aud
Just, and Stunned everything that was
otherwise.
81 have watched this big-hearted
ECntuCklan since then, and | have
learned to know that my first impress
sion served We well. | have learned
TO admire Ed Morrow just for the sake
OF the man himself Ed Is REAL.
That expresses II. | have watched
him with other men. | have seen
them, meeting him, fall under that
magic spell of his personal charm just
as I did, and not one Of them feels
for him less admiration than |. II
takes no word from him for them
to understand that he wants to be
called Ed.
"And, too, l have learned that the
people of the city and the country,
the mountains and the valley, share
alike in their attachment for Ed.
used to wonder what his marvellous
personality indicated Of the man, and
l have learned Behind that sunny,
companionable disposition there is =
wonderful mind. And that brings mo
to the quality | admire most in him.
II is his keen sense OF right AMI
wrong. and I know that when he puts
II to work in very short while as
governor Of this great Commonwealth
we all love so deeply, Kentucky is go
Ing to experience an awakening that
will be revelation.
That's the kind of a man ED Is"
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
ATTEMPTED HOLDCp

On Monday night while Sam Con-
don was proceeding to the l.. & N.
Depnt he was confronted by two APP
p4ently white. Individuals who came
out Of The ALLEY by the Faulkner
store and ordered him to fork over
his cash. He handed nver"to one
of them by smashing him in the
head. which proved so little to the
liking of the pair that they put on
a marathon and quickly disappeared
If there was a gun between them
it was not apparent or Mr., Condon's
left made them think he was using
q riot gun. This is the first time
Barbourville has been troubled with
such gentry in a long time and it is
hoped it will be the last. We like to
think of our city as free from such
cattle. Anyway, it's not safe to
fool with the Irish.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
CORP. HAMPTON RETURNS

Corp. Jack Hampton. volunteer.
came in Thursday from Louisville
where he was discharged Tuesday,
Sept. End. and left for home We'd
nesday.
Corporal Hampton entered the
army July "a, 1917, and left for
France June 70, 1918. landing in
Liverpool, England, June gath.
From there he was sent to Onjays
Training Camp. France, where he
spent two or three weeks with his
Regiment, the 9Th Engineers. at
tached to the 3rd Division. His
duty at the front was building
bridges. putting up barb wire en-
tanglements at night and during the
day he took rifle to help drive
back the Germans. Later, il was
part of his work to dig trenches.
He was in the Aisne-Marne, st. Mi
hiel, Meuse-Argonne and Nerdun
scraps and bears medals and badges
for same. Corporal Hampton is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hampton
who live about four miles down the
river.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05

comes to every woman who has
bounding health-but when she is
pallid, dull eyed, languid, she has
no magnetism nor does she appeal
to any man.
Such a change in feelings and
looks!
After suffering pain, feeling ner-
vous, dizzy, weak and dragged
down by weaknesses of her sex
with eyes sunken, black circles and
pale cheeks-such a woman is
quickly restored to health by the
Favorite Prescription of DR.. Pierce.
Changed, too, in looks, for after
taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription the skin becomes clear,
the eyes brighter, the checks
plump. 1t is purely vegetable,
contains no alcohol.
Druggists sell it in tablets or
liquid. Send DIR. Pierce, Buffalo,
N.Y., l0c for trial package.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS"

You can't afford to neglect BOWEL
DISORDERS. The minute they
start give them attention-serious
and intelligent attention.
Diarrhoea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
Collie, Summer Complaint, Cho;-
era Infantum and the like ara
deadly dangerous If allowed to
run on."I
There's remedy! It's safel It's
DR.. TEACHERS DIARRHOEA
MLXTURE-in successful use for
half a century (through two chol-
era campaigns). Sold at all drug
stores for 35c. Compounded in the
laboratories of the TEACHER
MEDICINE CO., CHATTANOOGA.
Tenn.
Get a bottle and have it in the
house ready. Particularly for the
CHILDREN; and then WATCH
the kiddies and give them this
good old medicine promptly.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05

a,roo,o.. o., 49,. uo.noo,,,vo ohnrohos
-AtE..s
Coroord Mu,o, scalr
ola ,na. t,ot n n tIo,,mors
cood HONE cus Vyolkor
Mooro,s CroaI r. sn,rlocL
Ntooroo n uuIe
rrooo proroh to1 Nrus
ro,lowsbir Narc,n, Smith
yorrg Grove u Halo
Sirlinc voliov w noss
pivor par,is, Fox
srar pond n NJ Don,
Davis Cbanel Il I.undv
Liberty ''-''''''' l. D. hemDree
Warren ....... w. r. Marsee
Centennial ......... VIM. Fuson
Ebenezer .......... Speed Balm
Greasy Creek ....... r. NJ. Mays
Artemus ........... Lewis Webb
Springfield .... ]. l.. Huddleston
some uuties OIL local cnurch III
recVors'
~ To oroarizo and diroct tho
Caunaicp in HE Cburcb
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
II Spend 50 on Rat-Snap and
Saved the Price of a Hog"

James Mcclure, famous hog raiser
of NewJersey says. Il advise every
farmer troubled with rats to use
Rat-Snap. Tried everything to get
rid of rats. Spent 81 on Rat-Snap.
Figured rats it killed, saved the
price of hog" Rat-Snap comes in
cake form. No mixing with other
food. Cats or dogs wont touch it.
Three sizes, Csc, soc. $1.OO. Sold
and guaranteed by Wilson Bros.
and Costellow Drug Co.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
BAPTIST 20 MILLION
DOLLAR CAMPAIGN
100000 from North Concord ASS.

The following have been selected
directors for the respective churches
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
Read What L. $. Dept. of Agricul-
ture Says About What Two
Rats Can Do.

According to government figures,
two rats breeding continually for
three years produce 359.7O9,4S2 in
dividual rats. Act when you see
the first rat, don't wait. Rat-Snap
is the surcst, cleanest most conven-
lent exterminator. No mixing with
other foods. Drys up after killing,
leaves no smell. Cats or dogs
wont touch it. Sold and guaranteed
by Wilson Bros. and Costellow Drug
Co
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
PLEASED WITH PAMPHLETS
Louisville, Ky. August 27, 10
Mr.. Fred Burman,
nnrhnnrNilln kN

Louisville, Ky. August 81, 10
Mr.. Fred Burman,
Barbourville, Ky.
Ny dear Mr. Burman:
have at last gotten a breathing
spell and am delighted to be able
to sit down and write you, answer
ing your letter of August 5th and
about the splendid pamphlets which
came to me at the same time.
Please convey the thanks of the
state Development Committee to
your Committees and the subscribers
to the Farmers Community Meeting.
can assure you the Committee is
always delighted to find that its
work has been taken a step beyond
where the Committee has pushed it.
Your 1000 pamphlets ought to do
great deal of good in your County.
Again thanking you for your
your great kindness in this whole
matter, | am,
Yours sincerely,
James Speed, Manager
State Development Com.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05

For diarrhoea in children one
year old or older you will find moth
ing better than Chamberlain Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by
a dose of castor oil. 1t should be
kept at hand and given as soon as
the first unnatural looseness of the
bowels appears.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
TEACHERS ATTENTION

The Committee having in charge
che drafting of the Federation Con-
situation has completed its work and
asks that every teacher who can pos
sibly do so will attend the School
Fair, September eth. so that the
work of the committee be ratified
or such amendments made as a ma
jority may desire.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
For q Mcnk StOmaCh.

The great relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets in a multitude of
cases has fully proven the great va
lus of this preparation for a weak
stomach and impaired digestion.
In many cases this relief has be-
come permanent and the sufferers
have been completely restored to
health.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05

Our philosopher says: If a man
is up-tO-dute enough to buy an auto
lie ought to be able To see the value
Of an up-to-date education for his
Children
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
Ankle NEWS

The son of Squire Low, of Lynn
Camp, was killed Friday in the Ross
land mines. The boy was only six
teen years of age.
Stanley Bates, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Bates of Rossland. has returned
from service.
The funeral of Mrs. II. X. Holli-
field will be held at the Brofford
graveyard at Ankle the second Sun
day in September
There Will be church service at
Rossland Saturday night and Sun
day. Everybody invited.
We had a fine Sunday School at
Rossland Sunday. Several visitors.
Mountain advocate., 1919-09-05
NATURES MIRROR

W hen o
woman is
W ell an d
healthy
there's q
sparkle in
her eyes, a
rose tint in
her cheeks,
and she has
rich red
b | 0 o d .
T h c T C 8
elasticity in
every move
nent and q
spring in her
step. Love
The state herald., 1919-05-23
Tec.M,,s DRY zecs.

Laredo. Tcxns.-A bill to create =
tsn.mile dry sone along the interna.
t1onai border will he introduced In IN.
Mexican Congress, according 10 Mcxi.
ean officials. The proposed law would
become effective month before the
United States goes dry. Tho sons
would extend from the Pacific coast
70 the mouth Of the Rio 0randc. To
effsst the revenue losses TO Msxieaa
bordsr merchants incurred by tho law.
ansthsr bin will bs introduced for q
o1a.mlic free xoos.
The state herald., 1919-05-23
Field Records Broken.

Psris.-Five French track and field
records were broken by American
army athletes at the invitation meet
here OF the University Sporting Club
Of France. Lieut.. Earl Eby. n National
A. A. U. sprInter. won the 500 meter
race In minute and 54is seconds.
william Leversedge. Pete Maxfleld
and Alma Richards beat all previous
French shot put records. Patricks Of
the American team threw the hammer
i73 feet and o inches. II. ". Floyd
won the pole vault with II feet Q
inches The fifth record was broken
when Alma Richards and BYRD threw
The discus 1S0 feet and 4 inches.
The state herald., 1919-05-23
Former inspector Held.

Chicago.-Thomas westovcr. former
Inspector ut government explosive
plant In West virginin. Is held by po-
lice In connection with the disappear.
ancs Of s25O.000 worth Of bonds from
the Studebaker corporation at South
Bend. Ind. While there Ii no charge
booked against wcstover. police saio
they believed he would be instrument.
q b supplying them with important
evidence.
The state herald., 1919-05-23

ut 10 not now. but on Aug. 1. 1914.
That general mourning should have
been ordered In Germany"