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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
---DELA METR0POU MEXlCANA---
-Llegaron a Mexico q%uinientos alemanes.-El Ministro
argentine ante Carranza.-El Ito electoral de Guanajua-
to.-Se hace nueva una vieja question de limites.-Se
ofrecen barcos al gobierno

mites del Rio Bravo, que ecOnoml-
camcrte depende dc Ia S%ccretaria
&c Agriculture, ha ;nformado que
las lluvias del presente ano han he
enc desviar el caIce dc aquel no.,
r~estandonos algunas ~eXtensloncs dc
TERRA que har cuedado al otro iado.
Tor 10 que el Gobierno dc los ks-
tados Unidos las considera como de
su territorio, en- la nisma forma en-
cue Sc halla Ell Chamizal Y cuya
question fu6 tratado en las postri-
merias del Gobierno del General
Diaz.
Dicha Comision ha adquirido toda
clase de datos a este respccto, en-
viando ur memorial al Jefe eel Eje-
cutivo V otro a la exrresada Secre-
taria. en- los que Sc consldcrc que
Mexico ha perdido algunas fajas de
terra.
En- eSos documentoS la Comision
Sc ha fundado para elevar n pro-
Tesla ante el Departamcntoad de Was
hington respective, dc acuerdo cor
las instruccioncs que Ia rcc!bico del
propio Carranza V del Ing. RoualE,
Secretario de Fomento.
La misma Secretaria. que ha dado
2 conocer los anteriOres datos, IN
forma que el asunto TO es nufevo,
one va hace mdchos aFos que el Rio
Bravo ha lido camhiando de GAUGE
a causa de las fuertes avenldas, de-
iando hacia su marcen. izquierda, Ia
dc los Estados Unidos. fajas dc te-
memo gre son de exclusive Y leEi-
TINA nropiedad nacional, de acuerdo
con las leycs internaciona!es, segun
apareci6 del estudio que Ia conilslon
International tambien, produjo Guam
do Sc biscuits cl case de FL Chant
-al, u hasta hoy continua pendIen-
tn. al igual que las dlchas fajas que
ocupan la atenci6n del Gobl@rHo.
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Sc ofrecen barcos nercantes
Al Sobierno.

Sc italian en- la ciudad. los Sc
nores Davis V Smith, cnple%dos dcI
Departamento maritime mercante de
Estadcs Unidos, pulenes Ticnen n
proponer al Gobierno lie Carranza,
en- venta. varios barco5 m~ercaNteS
&c los Que hicieron Ell servlclo dc
traspOrtcs i Europe dur1nte la que
IRA.
Los seHores Smith V Davis estI-
vicron en- el Constable Americana DE
esta capital. por cuyo conducto ma
bran de arreglar UNA conference
ron los Secretaries de Comunlca-
clones. Agriculture. Industrial Y Co.
mercio a fin de haoer Ia PROPOSE
ci0n de que Sc trata.
Tres son los oarcos que sc ofreee-
ran al Gobiarno V ticren un desnla-
zamiento de cinco nil toncladas ca
ia uno.
Con este motive vue,ve a hablar-
Sc del provccto que no ha mucho
Sc tenia de establecer n Inca de
vaporcs mercantes sobrc 81 literal
del Pacifico, V 81 cual quedo pen
diente debido a que e. preclo de las
embarcacionea era sumamentc alto
debido prec;sameate a la guerra,
cue aun no terminaba.
Este asunto fu6 tratado por e.
senior Lavalle. Representative conner
cial de la R~epublica lei Peru en-
Mexico, V e. Ministro PAM, acordaH-
do. al fin, que las 2osa5 Quedaran
pendientcs hasta que fu@ra firmado
ell tratado de oaz.
FL proyecto Sc guerra llevar 4 la
rractica de acuerdo con algunas
otras naciones Gel Sur, con puertos
en- ell Pacifico, f~ormandose una an
pnesa n~aviera en- toda lorna, en- Ia
L estuvieran Representatives los
intereses de aquellas n%aciones dc la
America del SIR V los de Mexico.
Is probable, dados cstos antece-
dicrtes, que al tratar de la venta de
los barcos los senores Davis V Smith,
eli asunto Sc reconsidere Y Sc Iiegue
a algun arreglo sobre el particular.
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Themes de vcras ganas de vivir?
rrepunt6 Enr;nue.

Themes de vcras ganas de vivir?
rregunto Enrique.
-iChl exclam6 Rea2to.
-;Y de irte tranquilamente a tn
casa, al puente lie Saint Michel?
mi Mia. murnuco Renato, que
quiso conmover a Enrique hacienda
vibrar Ia cuerda paternal.
-Bicn, esclichan,e, Renato, con-
tinu6 ell prirsipe: hacc ocho dias
tuviste en- tn poder q una mujer.
FL ~florentino SIC estreTecio.
A esa muicr que tc Ia l!evaste
a viva fuerza de la taberna de Ma
iic!n, ~precisamente en- el momento
en- Que yo recibia n estocada del
seHor duque de Guisa. a esa mujer,
lie mas devuelto su libertad.
--iAh, ali! i~nterrunpio ell ray, ~
ouen era?
Sara Loriot, IL esposr del p!a-
tero oue Renatc -.
--iBasta. dljo Carries TX. no re-
cordemos esas cosas, que deben de-
sagradar mucho a madame Catali-
Ia.
La reina Sc mordI6 les labics.
-iY ia pagado ARC s, resta.e?
rregunt6 Carlos TX.
--Bastante, senior.
-iQuG IS 10 que ha dado'
-Ha empenado su palabra 4 Re
nato de que lie pordra en- possession
de todos los tesoros de Samuel Lo-
lot, ell dia que ella plsiera los pies
en- ell territcric navarro.
-Ese Samuel era riquisimo OBJ
servo Crill6n.
y va veis, scnor. que Renato
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keUbros Herpicide

debera ser usada frecuentemente, porque
evita que Sc forne caspa en- el craneo Y ell
nina TODD aquello que sea perjudicia! al
cabello. La Herpicide hace que ell cuero Ca
belludo este en- perfectas condolences, que
permitan el crecimiento y brillo normal del
cahello.
Es verdaderamente inexplicable e. hecho
de que muchos hombres Y mujeres tengan
un pelo escaso 0 enfermo y algunas veces
rada, cuando por I'm costo muy pequeno,
pueden adquirir la Herpicide de Newro, que
evitara Ia caida y embellecera Ell cabello.
La Herpicide Sc encuentra a la venta Y
esta garantizada, por todas las droguerlas.
Sc hacen aplicaciones en- las barberias.
Enrie hoy nlism,o 10 cts, en- Electric o
CT estampillus, y ie envjGremOS au&eStro
tollst0 cn Ell que Sc erplica, como co1,Ser-
var el cnbsilo. Dir1jGnSe q The Hcrpicldc
&C., DEPT. 18-B, Detroit, u. S. A.
Agentes Especiales en- San Antonio:
SAN PEDRO DRUG COMPANY.
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de ser destituidas For la Camara de
Dipatados, por no reunir Ia capaci-
dad necesaria para resoiver I'm pro-
Jlema tan Gelicado comp el del PEE
troleo, hicieron un viaje a Ia region
~petrclera de Tampico, dizque con Ell
p-op1sito de darse perSonalmeAte
cuenta del estado en- que Sc haila-
ban las n~egocMcicncs petroliferas Y
pudiv-ah -endir luninosoS dictame-
mes. gastaron en- cl viaje mas de dos
mil GanEentoS pcscs orc nacional,
sin que el tai viaje hub;era traido
NADIA de provecho corsiGo. Los di-
rutados cue hicieron Ell viajc 4 Tam
picc, ragaron todos sus gastos, con
dinero que les do para val objcto Ia
T~esoreria General Gle Ia NaClon.
Sc ~procurara estrechar las re-
la~ciones ccmercialcs.
Ell senior Angel Lagarda. ha siGo
rombrado agerte ccmercial de Me-
Xico en- las %Repuhlicas ccniro V Ii
americans. para d0nde rartira a
principles del mes que em.ra.
Artez de salir para el extranjero,
el agente commercial ha visitado las
principles poblaciones de Ia Repu-
blica. para darse exac;a cuenta del
estado cue guarda la industrial.
Doscientos aleman-s llegaron a
Mexico.
En- ell tren del meXCan3. proce-
GcntcS del puerto dc Veracruz, lie
garon anoche 4 esta c!udaG. dos
cicntcs ~cuare=ta iaMicrartes ale
names. que llegsron de Europa a
bordo del vapor cspaHol Alfonso MI.
Estes inmigrantsS a'emaneS, for
MAJ Ia primerA part'la lie las otras
muchas que piensan venir a la Re-
publica- en iondI conSIderan yerta-
ioso para SIS intcreseS eStablecersc
V dedicarse 4 divarsoS trahaJos agri-
colas e indYsurialcs. Dentrc DE- po-
COS Has, los gcrmlnOs, Sc marcha-
IAN al Estalo de Chianas, en- donde
la corpania colonizadora que los
trajo. ten magrificoS tcrrenos pa
"a cue tcah&jcn en- clos los tcuto-
mes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

tor. adjudicandoselas por Ell monte
de los reditos iEsolutos Y contribu-
clones no pagadas. TODD 10 cual So
mado. no daba nj Ia mitad del valor
legal &C las fincaS propiedad de Ia
Vida e hijos del senior Jimenez, que
cuedaron en- la missria mas absoiu-
ia. Otro hecho, nc menos eScanda-
loso cs el lcrupciado por ei senior
Pedro Ortiz. que debia al Banco de
Lordres cuarenta V cineo mi pesos
En- Ell contrato que celebr6 este Sc
nor con el Banco de Londres Y Nc
xico. estaha estrpuiado que el deu-
dor padia saldar Su cucnta. pagan
do con billetes de IA propia instltu-
ci6u. Sabcdor de este 81 senior Ba-
save V del Castillo Negrete compro
ell credito. cubriendo,o cor papel mo-
reGa del Banco de Londres Y cuan-
do Ell senior Ortiz Sc present6 4 pa
gar su aGeudo al director dc Ia Ca
ia de Prestamos, el scno:' BasaVe Sc
r.eg6 4 reci9ir los billeteS de bancc,
obligandolo 4 fjrmar IN contrato por
medic del cual Sc compromettl 4
cubrir su adeudo en- orc naclonaI.
Pediran que havs corridas de to-os
Cuarenta mil ~taurofilcS, sc propo-
ner elevar an memorial 4 "a CHINA
"a de Diputadcs en- el proXimo pc
riodo de sesiones en- g! DistritO Fee
deral asi como ell todos los EStados
de la R~epublica. Nuchos son los iipu
tados que Sc propcAen apoyar este
memorial. pues Greer que los impedi-
mentos que habia para negar tai
pcr~iso han d~esaparecido Y que va
TO cxisten compromises como en- ia
epoca en- cue Sc trato Ii question
de los toros.
En- los circYlos t~aurincs Sc tiene
gran confianza en- que este ult!n!o
intento de ell mcjor de los resulta-
dos Y Sc cree que los diestros que
fuc a c~cntratar a Espana don Artu-
70 Lozano. no torearan en- los Esta-
dos. s!no en- el circo de ia ConJesa.
va para habri per-
para Ia c~elebracIon de las CO.
dc GRO
Dos mil quinientos pesos gastaro1
en- un viaje los diputados
Como dato curioso Y dignc de ser
conocido, Sc da Ia notIciH de que las
conisiones de petroleo que acaban
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Alex LYMAN and Co
ALGODON.

Danes especial atenciou a todaS las
5-denes cue Sc nos haEan en- tcdcS res
pectos. Para iafo-nes vean a
L. g. NOUNGER-
Corredor AlgodoRero, en- STaRoS y none
ario. Junto at lobby del Hotel Gunter.
relstono local. Travis 1919, de L2rSs DIS
tancia. 30. San Antonio. Texas.
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Ell lio c~lc:'o.si en- G~uanajuato

Los GiputadoS Aware del Cast!-
10 Y Francisco S4rrano, que fueron
al Estado de Guanajuato . esperar
el rcsultado de la iunta computado-
+ ra, q fin de e~nterarse con vcrdad dc
la election Re goberpador, en- Ia que
f~iguraron como candidates Monies
Y Madrazo, enviaron IN cXtenso
menSaje a Carranza. manifestandole
no ser eyacto que los partiGarios
del Ing. Nadrazo hayan tratado o
trater. de provocar desordenes en- ell
Estado para evltar que lleguc Al po-
der Monies.
Les diputados, ademds. acusan al
echernador Alcocer de ser partidario
de Monies V de halter mandado re-
cogcr alguros expedientes electoral
les del partido m~adraclsta, sin tenor
derecho lara ~proceder en- samejante
forr;&.
Ell Ministro argentine vIsitc a
Ca,ranza
Aver en- la manana estuvc en- cl
Palacio Nacional 81 seEor Minlstro
de Ia Argentina a viSltar a Carran-
"a, con ell obieto dc inforn,arlc que
ell Senado de Ia Argentina habia
aprobado ell pacto lie IA Liga dc las
Nac:ones V que VI ~estudlaria en-
brevc Ia convenience dc ingresar a
ella.
FL senior Minis.ro fue Introduce
do nor el segundo de Manuel ANA
W., Fernando Lera.
Sc hace nueva una vieJa
question de limites
La Comision 1nspactcra de los Ii
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!Muchachas! Tengan ell pelo
grande y hermoso a que toda
mujer tiene derecho.

FL pelo corto, ascaso y aspero, es
n de los peores defectos que pue-
da haber.
Ell pelo debe ser cuidado saba
mente, pues con lavarlo y peinarlo
a menudo, no Sc consigue ell conser
varlo en- perfecto estado nj Tampa
co que crezca abundantemente CO.
mo listed 10 desearia.
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Dos mil quinientos pesos gastaroa
en- un viaje los diputados

Como dato ~curioSo Y dignc de ser
~conocido, Sc da Ia notIcia de que las
comisiones de petroleo que acaban
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Cuando necesIte nbrU, en- esPAnoi
dirijase a Iguac:o E. Lozano, lis y.
Santa RoSa .SEe- SAP Nu'onIo. lex
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Sunday afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs. Morris German on Laurel street.
 Mrs. D. J. Ethridge and Mrs. Myr- tie Best returned Sunday evening from two days visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. w. c. Mitchell left for Poplar Bluff this morning to visit relatives of her former home for several days.
 Henry s. Grant of Jacksonport has received his commission from Gov ernor Brough as coroner of Jackson county. ~i.t...J
 The Newport Handle Works has plenty of good wood on hand. 243d6t MT. and Mrs. E. V. Holt of Tucker man are both reported very sick at their homes in that city, Mrs. Holt having pneumonia.
 Rev. J. F. E. Bates left this morn ing for Conway called on church bus mess for two days, expecting to re. turn Tuesday evening.
 Judge Coleman, Prosecuting Attor, ney Earl Casey and Court Stenogra- pher Ira Pickens were on hand this morning to open court.
 Drayage of all kinds handled
 romptly. Phone No. 10. Chester Robinson. 13-dtt
 Andrew Pridemore, an employe at Hogue's mill, died Sunday from pneu- monia and was buried this afternoon at Walnut Grove cemetery.
 Mrs. Abe Franklin of Little Rock was guest of Mrs. A. s. Madding on Main street Sunday, returning home on No. that afternoon.
 Lieutenant James Hamilton of Camp Pike was here last night on his
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10
MAN WANTED TO SELL GROCER. IES- SELLING EXPERIENCE
 NOT NECESSARY.

One of Worlds largest Grocers (capital over $1,OoO,oo0.oO) wants ambitious man in this locality to sell direct to consumer nationally known brand of groceries, teas, coffees, spices, paints, oils, stock foods, etc. Big line, easy sales. Values beat any competition. Earn big money. No experience or capital required. Com plete sample outfit and free selling instructions start you. Long estab- lished reliable house. Write today John Sexton 6 Co.,, 352 w. Illinois St., Chicago, III. dit.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10
HERE AND THERE

For Rent-A furnished room-405 Hazel street 243d6t Miss Roxie Hubert left Sunday for Kennett, Mo, to visit her sister.
 Miss Leah Jones returned to her school work at Tuckerman Sunday evening.
 The condition of Mrs. T. D. Snetser continues very citical, and the end is expected at any moment.
 Knox mends shoes cheap. III Wal ,ut street. dtf.
 Miss Kathryn Johnson is recover ing from several days illness, but is still confined to her room.
 Representative George A. Hillhouse csme up from Little Rock last night, having a case in court today.
 Mrs. Graber of Corning arrived
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

eign waters for several months, hav- ing just returned, but scheduled to leave again soon. The young mans name is Byrd Colyear and he is a graduate of Annapolis and during the war asked for destroyer, which was granted him..
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS.

After the initiation of new mem- bers tonight refreshments will be served. If you miss this, you will miss good thing.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

have load of young mules and mares for sale at E. D. Hopper's sta ble.-Jack P. Mcknight. 43w3t
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

plaint of the Plaintiff, R. A.Cook. (SeaD R. w. RANDY, Clerk. Feb. 7, 1919.
 J. H. Johnston is appointed as Non-
 Resident Attorney. 41d1 44w3t
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10
WEATHER.

Tonight fair and warmer; Tues day cloudy, warmer.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

We have several young barred Rock Cockerels from prize winners, S2.O0 and $500. Also will have eggs for $1.50 per setting of 15.--Mrs. j.. M. Koettel, Remmel, Ark. a2d4t
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10
return to Little Rock from a visit to his home up the White River road.

return to Little Rock from, visit to his home up the White River road.
 c. L. Bellingrath arrived Sunday and wiIlsbe associated with his broth CT, Carl Bellingrath, in the Coca Cola Bottling Company's business here.
 The Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist church will not meet this week on account of the serious illness of Mrs. T. D. Snetser, one of the members.
 Gum Boots repaired while you wait at the Newport Vulcanizing Works, 1O9 Pine Street. 242d3t wit
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Newport of Tuckerman and their sister, Miss Frances Newport of St. Louis, were guests of MT. annd Mrs. Jake Cross man Sunday.
 Clinton Meachum of Cave City, who has spent the winter with his sister, Mrs. c. R. Gray, left at noon today for Kansas to enter mechanical school for training.
 Alcorn Ferguson came in Saturday afternoon from two weeks stay at Hot Springs. He returned by way of Augusta, where he transacted busi- ness for day or two.
 Lost-$1O bill either at button fac tory or at Dee Finley's stairway. Re turn to Independent for reward. tt Tayloro Keaton and William Hat field came down from Swifton this morning to serve as jurors, court hav- ing resumed work after adjourning Thursday for three days. Wesley Shaver is reported very ill with pneumonia at his home in Tuck erman. He has many friends in our city who regret to learn of his se- rious illness.
 Biz reduction for 30 days on wall naper and painting. Get your work done now by Fletcher & Sons, Me ain Ruilding. 243d2t Dale Graham annd Mrs. M. H. Ora 1 ham of Malvern arrived Sunday at noon and will be guests of MT. and Mrs. B. G. Graham for several days, being the brother and mother of MT. Graham.
 R. D. Thomas, formerly with the R. D. Brown Drug Company, but now writing insurance for the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, IS spending day or two at home with his family.
 Miss Lochie Graham, who has been in the East for the past month study ing millinery styles, will stop off at Philadelphia on her return for few days visit with Miss Bertha Cross land, who formerly lived here.
 
 c. R. Knight of Little Rock arrived this afternoon and has accepted po- sition as beekkeeper with 5. Heine- mann. MT. Knight has recently been discharged from army service III South Carolina and comes highly re- commended as bookkeeper.
 See Fletcher & Sons for painting, paper hanging, floor staining ana waving. bath room enameling and siens.-In the McLain Bldg. 243d2t
 Charlie Snetser, who has been m the Spruce Division of army service at Vancouver, Washington, arrived at Camp Pike Friday and is expected home soon. A message was sent nm at Camp Pike stating the critical con- dition of his grandmother, Mrs. T. U. snetser, and asking for his early re- turn.
 Guy Martin of Batesville came down Sunday night and is now asso- ciated with the Huguley-Jones Com
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that the un- signed will have introduced in the present General Assembly of the State of Arkansas a Special Act or ganizing Common School Districts Three and Thirty-Nine into Special District, and in said Act provision will be made for authority of the Board of Directors of the District to erect a school building at some cen trally located point in the District and to borrow money for said purpose.
 D. L. Shoffner,
 w. T. Sweat,
 w. c. c. Wilson and other citizens and property own- CTS of the District. 242d2t wit
 WARNING ORDER. In Chancery Court. R. A. Cook, Plaintiff.
 vs. No o42 Mrs. Roll Crow and Roll Crow, De- fendants.
 The Defendants, Roll Crow and Mrs. Roll Crow are each hereby warned to appear in this Court with in thirty days, and answer the con-
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Mrs. D. J. Ethridge and Mrs. Myr- tie Best returned Sunday evening from a two days visit to Little Rock.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

For Rent A furnished room 405 Hazel street 243d6t
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Sunday afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs. Morris German on Laurel street
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Miss Roxie Hubert left Sunday for Kennett, Mo- to visit her sister.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Mrs. W. c. Mitchell left for Poplar Bluff this morning to visit relatives of her former home for several days.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

J. H. Colyear returned last night from Little Rock, where he was called by the illness of his wife, who had a severe attack of acute indigestion and was quite sick. He left her very much better, however. Mir. Colvear has a son of whom he is very proud, inasmuch as he has taken an active part in the war, heinz on the Battle ship Wyoming. He has been in for
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Lieutenant James Hamilton o1 Camp Pike was here last night on his
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Henry s. Grant of Jacksonport has received his commission from Gov ernor Brough as coroner of Jackson county. nst3a.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-10

Mrs. Graber of Corning arrived
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-03-14

Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of LeXing-
ton Miners Real Estate Co., will
be held on Tuesday, March 25th,
1919, commencing at 500 o.
clock a. m., at the Office of the
secretary of said company, at
8II-813 Main ST., in the City of
Lexington, Mo-, for the purpose
of electing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other bust
ness as may regularly come be-
fore said meeting.
Dated this February II, 1919.
Jas. C, Stapleton, Pres.
Chas. II. Mayer, Sec'y.
r. c. Sawyer went to Kansas
City Friday on business.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-03-14
A Series of Lectures.

A series of sermon lectures on
the Book Of Revelation is be
ing given at the opera house ev-
cry Sunday afternoon for few
weeks by L. B. Aryin, pastor
First Baptist Church.
These lectures are especially
suitable to these times and this
age. The churches, pastors and
general public are invited to at
tend. a question box will be
placed at the door, any question
to be answered will be placed in
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-03-14
Some of the subjects.

Next Sunday will be, THE
Seven Golden Candelsticks and
The Seven Stars" Some others:
"The Seven Seals" "The Seven
Trumpets," The Seven Woes"
"The Woman clothed with the
sun and the moon under her
feet" The Little Book sealed
with Seven Seals" "The Little
Book that was eaten up" THE
Two Witnesses" "The Beast out
of the Sea-" "The Bride the
Lambs Wife, " 'The War of Ha-
mon Cog and the Battle of Ar
mageddon." And others will be
the things talked about. Come
and see if the Book is closed,
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-03-14

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I,,I,,,. ToL 3a,Ln, ond VIA 70 Ado,nb
prool,,,,onm w n e17t5o G SW NV
O., NV, >rE c.ur ,- 40 o.
John Kammever and wife to Fred
w Helms w D. S11 $40. 36 acres
part NE NV 5-48-24, SW SW and 5
acres part Sc SW 32-49-24.
John \. Schultz to Henry Martens,
W. D. S25OOO f NE 6-48-24, Sc Sc
and % acres part SW Sc 31-49-24.
Katie Meyer et' al TO Johh
Schultz, W. D. $4,000 f NE 6-40-z4
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-03-14
Has Had Stomach Trouble for
Seven Years.

Theodore Sanford Of Kenmore,
Mich, has had stomach trouble
for seven years and could not
eat vegetables or fruit without
pain in the stomach and restless
nights. By taking Chamberlain's
Tablets he is now able to eat
vegetables or fruit without caus-
ing pain or sleeplessness. If
troubled with indigestion or con-
stipation give these tablets a
trial. They are certain to prove
beneficial ADV.