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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-14
SERIAL OGt4S

SERIAL OltiS ''. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT FOR COAL LANDS. DEP ABATEMENT UF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 JUNEAU, ALASKA.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY gwen that the Thompson Valley Coal Company, l corporation organized under the laws Of the state of Arizona and duly mp. taorized to do business in the territory. or Alaska. has made application under tne provisions of the Acts Of Congress of April 2S. 1904, and May 2S, 1905 a1l the provisions of the Revised Statutes relating to the location oi coal lands to purchase the Tip Top and Fourth of July coal claims which nrm a part of the group of corl ra;ms 'rrr 1o1 ia U. $, Survey No. i59. which is more particularly d. mihod as ju' Tow, --
 Commencing at Cor. No.. l. whence q $. L.M. Cnga No. 0 bears due vest
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lOO9 chs, thence N. so chs. to Cor. N5,f2, thence ". llf.27 chs. to Cor Ne, 8, thence S. so chs. to Cor. No. 1, thence E: 116.33 chs. to Cor. No 1. the place of beginning. Said survey No. 40 is situated on the x. shore of Caignik Bay and in latitude 5G deg. 23 nm, N. and Long. 15S deg, 30 min. w., Mag Var 20 deg 50 min..,E. AnysAnd,all. persons claiming ad- vorse!y any of said lands are required to tile with the Register and Receiver o' the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim under oath, during the sixty days per 'od or publication of the notice of said application or within six months t'nrcafter or they will be debarrcd by {. % provisions Of the statutes.
 EFFIE. A. FRISBEE,
 .,. Register. Iane 23, 1919.
 Seward Gateway Gl issues.
 patc of first Pub. Aug, 9, 1919. Date or last Pub. Nov, 4th, 1919.
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The drcamc. would be all right if hi5 appetite didn't get busy and wake him ID.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-10-14

v.ss Mounted Police, stationed at Wbiteborsc, recently amputated one Of his fingers while cutting wood.',
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Commencing at Cor, No.. 1, whence q $. IL. M. Cnga No. 0 bears due vest
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
Cripples Operating

Four men, each OF them with a
leg or arm missing. drove into
Grants Pass Thursday morning with
a team and hack and camp equip
ment, and commenced begging. One
of them was endeavoring to secure
money for a wooden leg. He admit
ted that his leg had been missing for
10 years but his desire for a wooden
leg was OF recent origin. Chief Nc
Lane advised the outfit to leave the
city. They did.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
FoRERrNNERs OF SICKNESS

Medical authorities agree that In
digestion and constipation are the
torerunners OF half the ills OF man
kind. Don't let mass OF partly al
gested, decomposed food poison your
whole system. When your food Is
being properly digested, you are free
from biliousness, gas. bloating, sick
headache, sour stomach, bad breath.
coated tongue. Foley Cathartic Tab
lets, wholesome physic, thoroughly
cleanse the bowels without gripping
or nausea, sweeten the stomach and
invigorate the liver. Sold Every
where.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
TI,rE rs up

The league to enforce peace. OF
which William Howard TAFT is pres,
ident, is sending out the following
appeal to newspapers and prominent
people OF the country:
THE crisis is at hand which will
determine whether America joins
the league of nations or forsakes her
allies and neg0tiates a separate peace
with Germany. A vote for any reser-
vations may require resubmission
and endanger. the treaty. Will you
send the largest check possible by
return mail to the league to enforce
peace for immediate use in arousing
the country to demand prompt ratifi-
cation in form that will not send
the treaty back for further negotia-
tions and delay world pacification.
This matter is very urgent"
The following telegram is also be-
ing mailed to the newspapers, by
the league to enforce peace:
Humanity, commerce, industry,
labor. and the whole social order
need immediate ratification of the
peace treaty and the covenant of the
league OF. nations. 1t is vitality i'm
portant that you shall communicate
with your senators, preferably by
telegraph, urging them to ratify
promptly and unreservedly. If you
have already done so, do it again in
a positive and conclusive manner,
get others to do the same. This is
the time for us to strike straight
from the shoulder with all our
strength behind the blow. There is
no time to lose"
Hundreds of thousands OF dollars
possibly millions-are being spent
BY the league to enforce peace and
others who believe the league of ma
tions will put an end to war; settle
the labor unrest and cut the high
cost of living. The ratification OF
the peace treaty and league covenant
as drawn up and interwined may be
a wise step. but what the public
wants to know is. how will the rati-
fication have any effect on the high
cost of living and settle the labor
trouble? 1t is a state of mind that
must be cured, and the healing pro-
cess will require time. Normal con-
ditions will again return, but it re-
mains for the public to keep their
poise. and for those in authority to
Immediately stamp out any disorders
started by the radicals. And the au-
thorities appear to be doing a pretty
fair job.
Whether the league covenant is a
panacea for all evils now confront
ing the world is not known, hut a
long suffering public prays that con-
gress will either accept or reject the
plan at once. Time is mp.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

State Highway Engineer Herbert
Num- says that with the coming Of
the rainy season paving of the roads
will soon terminate. Southern Ore
gon will have over a month of fine
weather vet this fall.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

Today many an American hoy
would rather be Babe" Reuther
than president Reuther is Cincin-
MATHS star pitcher. who won the first
game of the worlds series and got
two triples and one single in three
times at bat.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
llig Guns Go North

Last evening ut about o'clock a
train load Of SO cannon. each with
its caterpillar tractor. and each oc-
cdpSing a ii-foot flat car. passed
through this city. said to be headed
for Camp Lewis. These guns had
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

Oklahoma is now eligible to join
the Solid South" AT Ardmore Sem
ator Reed was egged OF the stage
when he attempted to make aAspeech
against the league covenant.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
Classified Advertising
To RENT

FOR RENT -7-room house. So;
5-room house, $5; good we'll at
both places, and barn to go with
either. Inquire except Saturdays,
Mrs. w. II. Quaif, So North
Seventh Street. 90
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

With The biggest Drune crop in
Oregon for many years, everybody
should soon be full of prunes. But
judging from the press dispatches
from the big cities, the world is al
ready afflicted with prunes.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

Fans were in line here all night
at the baseball park. and some wom-
en- we're present and in line. The
weather is perfect and a capacity at
tendance is indicated
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1919.
OREGON WEATHER

= Fair and warmer saturday;
= light to heavy frost early morn :
4 ing, except near coast. Gentle =
= northerly winds. =
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
PHYSICIANS

A. A. wITHAM. NJ. D.--Internal
medicine and nervous diseases,
ga Medical Bldg, Portland. Ore.
Hours, 2 to p. M, morning and
evening by appointment.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

seen service In France and seyerai
were badly damaged. This afternoon
u heavy train Of soldiers passed
through the city enroute for Camp
Lewis.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

Courier.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

DIR. W. T. ToMPKINs. s, t.
Rooms / and 2 Schmidt Bldg.
Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12
a. M; l-5 p. m. Phone BOAR.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
FOR SALE

FOR SAI4E-vetch, gray oats, cheat,
rye, baled hay. rolled barley. grass
seed. Ralph Waldo Eden. Med
ford. Ore. 55tf
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
CIVIL ENGINEER

DANIEL MCFARLAND, civil engi-
necr and surveyor. Residence
740 Tenth street. phone PLY.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
DENTISTS

E. C.. MACY, ID. NJ. d. First-class
dentistry. 109h South Sixth
street. Grants Pass. Oregon.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03
CHICAGO WINS BEST GAME

CONTINUED from Page One,
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Mining blanks Courier onlcc.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine
in good condition. $50. Phone 10.
81
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-03

e. j. BILLICK. NJ. d.. Physician
and surgeon; Office schallhorn
block, phone 54-J: residence,
1904 Lawnrldge, phone 54-L,
Grants Pass.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
ASOCIACI0M LATINA DE
JOVENES EN- McALLEN

Esp,eicE pcru ia PRENSA"

/ Esp>cic: rcru Ia PRENSA"
McALLEN, Texas, Mario 23.-El
dia IS del presente mes Quedo orga-
| nizada en- esta ciudad, una agrupa-
ci6n o centro cultural que lleva Ell
nombre de Association Latina de Jo-
venes, cuyo principal objeto es Ell de
fomentar la union Y el progreso de
la raza latina, en- general y en- par
t~icular. laborar porque los mexica-
nos en- este pals alcanZen IN grado
de %cultura que los haga m~erccedores
del aprecio Y respeto de los extra
nos. Y conStituyan n digna repre-
sentaci6n del vsrdadero Mexico cul-
to V progresista.
La Association dicha prestara gran
atenci6n a Ia eultura fisica e inte-
lectual, para 20 cual procurara Ia
fundaci6n de una Biblioteca Y de un
salon de G;mnasia. para el uso no
solo dc sus miembros. sino tamblen
de los eXtranos.
A este fin. Ia Association Latina,
pide IN cooperation de los meXlca-
nos en- la fcrma cue iuzguen conve-
uiente. a~gradeciendo Ia ayuda cue Sc
la quiera impartir. enviando libros o
publicaciones periodisticas, o apara-
ros Y TITLES para el ejercicio fisico.
La Mesa Directiva de Ia menclo-
NADIA agrupaci0n. ha quedado forma-
Ga por las siguieNteS personals
Presidente. ST.. DR.. Adolfo Calde-
roni; Week reSiGepte. ST.. lgnaclo
Gallardo; Secre,ario. ST.. Porfirio J..
Anzaidua: Tesorero, Dr.. Ramon Hi
n~ojosa: Primer Vocal. 81. Iacobo
Cara. Jr., Segundo Vocal, Sr. Ro-
Golfo Gonzalez.
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Soc; Fernando Guru:e. 25c; Luis Sill
joc: Juan Zavaia. 80.
Colcct&do por cl ST. Benito Sal
lomor:-.
Daniel Rodriguez, $l.00: Francisco
BarajaS. SOC: Ignacio Nazquez. 25c;
Eleno Najera. DOC: German VALDEZ.
SOC; jose Rodriguez. $500; Antonio
AvaloS, SOC; Jose ibarra, 25c; Floyd
Haley. 80: Edmundo Rascon SOC: Ro
berto S. MunoZ, soc; J. {. SANCHEZ.
sec; Zeferiro Flores Morales. 50t:
Vidal Negretc. $l.O0; Ignacio l.. Ma
cias. soc: Telesforo Cresto. 3Ac:
Jesus RoSales. RoSalcS. DOC; Genaro
CedilIcs. sec: angela Borjas. zoe:
Elsa K. D. Solomon, soc; l. G.. Enri-
qucz. 25c.
CoEectado por el 81. Julio Num-.
J. de n Cruz -Armijo. 25c: Marcos
Montoya. soc; EzequieI GiveTa. j1c;
Francisco Urbi1a $1.OO: Reyes "a
rrizal. see: Simon Espinoza, 3Oc:
Ignacio Rodriguez. SI.00; Maria 4.
Hernandez. 25c; Guadalupe /. de
ESp!noza. Max ContreraS, SOC; Pc
ira Tello, 25c; jose f. de J. Nacias,
sos: Fermin Torres. $l.00: Timotco
NaciaS. 5Gc: Epigmenio Santoyo. SOC:
Gugda,u2e Gonzalez. SOC; Juan Her
nandez. soc; Paz G. Gonzalez. 100;
IlGefonso ESpinosa 25c: Doroteo An
drade. SOC; Luz Gonzalez. soc: Pau
ita L. de Gonzalez. soc: Margarito
Castillo. soc: Maria P. Salache. soc;
Glberto B. SOC: Tiburcio AquinaS.
25c; Refugio Flcrcs, 20; Juanita
Aleama. 25c; Bonita de Barron. 30.
Colectado por ia Sra. Y. VIDA. de
Arellauo:-Jos& ". Areilano. $l.00;
WenceSlaa Vargas. Sl.00; Gonza'o
Encinas, SOC: Petra Parca, SOC; Fran
cisco Banderas, 25v; Celso Aguirre.
15c; Modesto MaciaS. sc; Ramona
Contreras 25c: lula Maldonado. l0c:
lose Garcia. soc; jose Ealdes SOC;
Eulalio Villela. Sos; Crescencio Ia
mora. 25c: Brigido Estrada, S1.00;
Manuela Malta. 25c: Juan Padil'a. SOC
Santos MARITIME. lac; Juan Perez,
soc: Petra c. de Zamora 15c; Francis
co Hernandez. soc; Miguel y. Con
zalez. see: Juan Jaramillo. SOC; Re
fugio Miranda 25c; Francisco Gar
cia 25c: Jesus Ramirez, 25c; Herme-
negilda BenavideS, Toe; Policarpo Ra
mirez. 25c; JESUS Olvera, 25c; Sofia
MARITIME. 25c: Prisciiiano Garcia, SOC
Manuel Avalos. soc: Trinidad Sierra
no. Soc: Ignacio Chavez. soc; Anacle-
10 Bonilla. 25c: Alcjandro Marquee
.: y Florencio Bonilla. 25c.
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Del zapaisno lragico
Romantico
lEiene dc Ia Pag. Id

I'm otra oC"S'V"' 'tio P''" IT,
ie cJenJo IodoS los hofroreS 4"e ne
viS.o or mi estaHcia en- aqHe!tos lu-
! cares, Basta con 10 que lie ne rela-
tado para que tenga II idea soOre
Ia guerra QUO hacen los ZapatiataS Y
tambien Sobre las campanas que les
han hecho.
La passion DE- |aPata. L" mn
jeres. amigo MO, ms mujeF5s- SIN
necesidad de dinero. pueS 1910 10 cue
necesIta para V!Vlr g IN Pe0a%" ~
carne y unas tortlI!aS. y para 'eSl.'-
Sc lc oa@tan los I'"IoS os' S"4"1o
de u soldacos' 81" ''''e' que p"S".
cuenra a!Elna, nj = S's =,
haccr gaSto dc n!ngEh2 espee!e, Pa1'
Zapata I'm million de pesos S'Si'liS"
mcnos. que un peIaz0 dc ca'"e @S'U"
O an beso Tobado....
Como Sis noti''reS S"'e" o.SN 's'o,
le ofrecen conStante"enLe Q III"
dci:cadoS f'utos gel .taram dc wore
loS.-para emPiear a lrase cihlC"
del Cubano, 4 lie los leaders ne
uuien va lie ne haoIado.
/ 10 van a :Nat2r!'. sc Va I"
mo"r.. ne 0.lero" "tS"i" >e1
sus honlores a'udlenn" a .oS eHce'os
del Apostol. cl mistico SOTO )
Cana. cuando sabe aigo De este. sc
conmueve y clava los oJoS en- {! sue,
10. como aprumado por Ia poSio,tiHau
del desastrc de 81 jcfe Y amigo.
Una nochc, en- IiaiEizapan' ce'e-
bribamos con IN banquete monstruo'
al estilo del pals. V con I'm bale, Ia
iona de IN p~ueblecillo de donde
Francisco Garcia Y Lorenzo Nazqucz
haLiap traiGo ana gran canlidad dc
who's Y de ~provisiones. FL pueblo
durante TODD e. dia habia adQuirldo,
. - Y~ntoio. los objetoS que necesita-
ban one estaban apinados en- Ia plaza,
ante los oics de los iefes Zapatistas en-
rarcados de sn distribution. Pero los
car2eros y las bote;Ias dc vino hicie-
ron rcnsar q los Zapatistas en- INA
IN Enrique Ronilla. IN periodista
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

ina mad-c pruGen:e obaerva cuidadosa-
rvn,r los sin,nmas dc calentUras que tlencn
sus n55os. Ia palidcz. ;aita j. appetite y
ret-aim:s-.o. son los siuloma~ mas coUIuneE.
L. WHITES CREAM NERMITUGE hacc cue
ias 81. enturas drSaparcLcan ) pune a los NJ
ros cu ccnG;cioacs iHmejurah!sS. De venta
por IL Botica San Pedro. 80 W. Commerce
-. san Antonio. Texas. tAdv.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
HAGA SU CERVEZA

No eualauier bsbida daiee o Dc rs lLams-
aas "casi se-vsza.' siao "a rs=dadera te7'e
1abru<a. fuc-tc ) sspuno-a-
SS,,;nlstr,nos \ listed aucst-c eNt-actc -
..-ye-s .yic-o-ia" conzs:e1;c de l"PG'o J
80, do los msiorss. con 70 cGs! pucte Us
I'D hacer eu casa srZsa nGeStraS 'HS'sIec'o
~ $50 d, VICTORIA ESrract. pa-a Ea-
,cr - calorss de hucna cs-vcsa Lager, - d.
81 90. Nsreenos 81 d.Hc-o cor - o-rca :
Y,--i5ir, 81 ~zr-icuio .ibrc e Sas;"-. La "a
h-icaci6n &c ccrvsza 81 81 y 81 sn'to ne
-, a rps E-tldu> p-oAIbic'oalS-
rs = legal Garanriz2rsos SarsStecc'oE-
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY.
6l9 Morton Building. New hoTH' -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

FL proximc capitulo de este in
teresantisimo relate, titulado Ia
PALOMA CANTA.. ...' aparece-
"a Ell proximo domingo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

GRATIFICARE COZ $1O.0O 4 Ia persona cue
me prnporciunc informes DC mi hermana
Harcclira Rodriguc. Hernandez. DirijanSe
sobrc 81 particular i Maria Rodriguez. Pa
So. Laredo $. san Antonio. Texas. t3i)
sE GRATTFICARk 4 II PERSONA que pro-
porcionc inforneS de Andres. Jose y Jesus
Pa!lares, de duiencS rccibi sus Gltimas no
ticias en- JUNO de 1916 de Milford. Utah.
Todc informe dirijasc I miss Ines Pallnres,
a@IG Lowell ST. P. o. Box 26S Houston
Heights. Houston. Texas. i3ll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

-Cuando uecesue I'd. !ibros en- es-
panol, pidaios a Ia Librerla de igna-
clio E. Lozano, lis n. Santa Rora Av.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

coz $500 GRATIFICARE a Ia persona cue
me p-cporciorc informcs de mi her'nano Do
uni;iio Flores. &c t pies dc c~s:atUra. moreno.
10 IS amos de edad. oririnario de Purepcro.
Mich.. Mexico. Tcdo informc d~irijase Il
Salvador 81. Cc-da. para ent.egar a Alfonso
+. Martinez. =. o. B,X ii+. Pittsburgh, Cal.
t3Gl.
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: VSOS DE- OCAS/ON
PROFESSIONALS

OCULISTA-OPTICo. DR.. CRAMER- Ven.
te amos de practica en- Enropa, MsIieo ,
Estados Unidos. Habia frances, italiano ,
esraaol. Toda clase de lentes y anteo1oa-
Exsmen gratis de L vista, ll2 So1edad-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

HAQUINAS para coscr, de mano. marca
Singer: $500 al ccntado. $500 en- abOnos.
MA4UIEAS para coser, de serunda mano,
ba-sias. No compre antes de yer
LIS que 20 le ofrezco.
ESTA e. Ia unica oiicina Cue da GRATIS
classes de bordado 81 listed compra 81 ma
quira agui. nucya o usada. en- aboncs o al
cCn:ado.
GRAFCNOLAS : discoS Columbia en- abo-
nos. desie un peso Seraanario. Gran surtido,
ui,Isica meNicaaa.
GEAFONOLAS de segUrda mano VICTOR
: COLUMBIA en abonoS.
AJTOMOEIL Chevrolet. ) p~asajcroS en-
nuy buenas condolences. Ell $4,000
r. dc los Santos. 60T Doloras ST. Tcle-
fono Travis $3.50. 500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

EDUARDO TAMARIZ, Avocado ME1IcA-
NO. Sc enearga de toda clase de asuntos re
htiros 4 su profession. 7le-72o Brady B!dg.
San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

CON Sl.5o g-atificarc Il In persona que
ME proporc:onc info-mcs cvac;oa de Sid-onio
Chavez. origiaario de Coeneo. Mich, Mexico,
| auien en- Sept;cmbrc dc 1915 sail" dc Grjnnc!l.
| Iowa. rUmbo 81 EsLado dc Texas. cncuntr9ln-
dose en- Dicicmbrc dc 1915 en- Marquee. Tc-
yas. sIcndo en- csta fecha cuandO recibi sus
| il:imas noticias. rs de - amos de edad :
d. ystatura -"gilur. Toio informe d~irijase
u z. K. Chavea, 626 Spring s.. Grinneli,
! Iowa. t3ll
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EMPLECS

Sc NECESITA una mujer con buenas re-
feren.ias para trabajo general de casa; de-
be hablar algo ingles Y q~uedarse ALI 4 dor
mir. Telefono Travis $500. (20(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

SUBURBIo JUAREZ. Los soiares mas ba-
ratios dentro dc Ia csuGad. No rague mas
renta. hagase dueno sde una casa. A una
cua6ra de la Inca de trarvias West End.
cerca de la Gale de In Cruz. Estos solares
dan frent- Il las Gales de Perez. Monclo-
"a. y Leaf. entire las GALES de Trinity y Ma
vidad. ccrca de Ia cscuc!a lie IL Gale de
Lopez. Precios. $4,000 hasta SI25.0o. Con-
diciones: $500 al contado. cl resto $500
mensuales. WIN. +. Schultz. Oficinas - y
3 Riverside Bldg. l0I West Commerce st.
Junto al puente de Commerce st. Telefcnos ::
Nuevo so. Bell Crockett 1928, San Anto-
Mo. Texas. l6)
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DESEO SABER el ~paraderu de !sidTo Ava
-cz. h:io de- Ia Sra. Jesus Dc n Rosa. qUien
en- 1915 Sc -rcontraba en- Vale Ion. y. u.
Gra.i.icarS con $500 4 IL persona que pro-
porcionc intormcs GirigjcndGSc Il JIana Al
ya-cz, 2Og IVES: 5th. 81. Kansas City. 80.
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CASA De CAMBIo "GUaNAJUATo-.
Pardo, Alfonso y Magma. Compranos y ven
demos orc = pixta mexicaaa. tiiletes dc log
Bances Londres y Nacioaal de Mexico y ha
mejores precios de plaza. Vendemos .iroa
sobre todss las plazas de Ia Republica Me-
xicaua. PIDANoS PRECI0S ASTES Oh
COAfPRAR. Automobiles 4 toea hora para
Laredo. Texas toios los dias. t2ada au;om6-
vii de nuest-a casa eicne us seSuro Dc
$4,000. Manda=to- bultos de -ops z eral-
quie- partc De Ia Rcpdp;ca Aexieans. res-
pond;endo pnr 81 seguridad. Gale Cornercis
al Ooeste No. 1910. Entire Medina y Frie.
San antnpi~ T-~.
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| DESEo SABER Ell PARADERO de mi her
| mano MANUEL MEpRANO de Guien no re-
cibo noticias hacc tempo. Sirvanse dirl2ir
rua'uuier informe 4 jose Ma. MeIrano. 1886
Indiana Ave. Chicago. III. ~
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TRASPASOS

POR TENER que ausentarme de la ciudad,
traspaso negocio de sastreria. y Peluquerfa.
jose NJ. Ramirez.-607 Vest Houston.
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona
que rsc propcrcione informcS ciertoS dc mi
E:jo Geronimo Gutierrez. de l. aIos de edad.
alto. pelo negro. carirreGonda. En- 1915 de-
sapa-ccio dc Ia CjdGad de Come Palacios'
Dnrarro. Mcxiro. Cualqu:er inCorme sob-e
81 particular. sirvansc diriEirlo 4 Pedro HI
lario Gutierrez. sol 8. Mcl!er $. Tucson.
ari-ona ca.
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GRATIFICARE AMPLIAMENTE Il n per
soma que me rroporcione infoCmes de mi
he7mana Elena NJ. Ruiz de Ho!guiu. &c 81
nsposc Santiago Ramos HoiEUin y dc su- h!-
il Vicenta Ruiz. uuiencs en- 1898 salicroa de
Fl Pasa. Texas. con rumbo al E5tado de
California. TODD informe dirijase Il Armada
Ruiz de Sacnz. 81 Camaron ST. Interior
No q San Antonio, Texas. 90
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AGENcIAs DE 1NHUMAcIoNEs

AGENCIA DE ENHUMAcioNES "SBEL-
LEY.'-Autom6vil : anhuiancia. Euaerales.
alberto Gia j noehe. Esquina de Main ave-
nue. : Travis Street. Tclefonos Crockett Oh
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VENTAS

Sc VENDEN 10 vacas Jersey lecheras de 5
4 6 amos de cdad. que producer d. 5 4 y.
galones Dor dia. Ocurran con S. ". Wilson.
100 E. Mulberry Ave. Telefono Travis +34.
ID.
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COaPRAMoS. yenteaos = ealntismoe todz
clase &c muebles. Dixie Furniture Company
lis y. Flores 81.
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LA GA. FoNOGRAFICA MEXICANA ven
&c por cor-cc. fonografos Columbia, Victor
y Edison. Pleas meI:canas Columbia Vic
tor : Edison. nicdiciEas de patente. yerbas
meiicina!es. aft:cL!os meNicanos, etectos pa
"a tocadcr. ilStrunentoS musica!es, etc. Dr.
ria 81 correspondence pidiendo catalogo,
dc n manera s;guisnte: Cis. Fonografica
Mexicana. !. n. Flores, Box 365. Dept G.
F!orcsvile, Texas.
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coMPRAMoS DIAMANTES

Pagnnos ell mejor precio al eontado por
c~ualqu;er clase de diamante. 81 Eos COM
pro .Giamantes hace . o ) anri nososrcs 81
los coTrpraremos ahora dandoIe % por cien-
TO de utiIidad. Alamo Jewelry Co.. 80
Alamo, Plaza.
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$4,000 AL CoNTADO. $4,000 MENSUALES.
pRECIO SIA0O. 90.

Magnifica casa entresolada con tres Guar
ros y ot-o Appropriate para tienda. Lote ST.
tuado en- esquina. San Fernando 81. Vean a
SIr. Flores. Conness Realty Co. Dcpto. de
NpntaS. tle)
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DIR. N. AGUIRRE SERNA. m6dico ~ciru;ane.
Especial atencion n Ia clientele raexicana.
fono Crockett 1858. Residencia. tele.ono Tra-
Wis 1924.
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SOSTENES MIRELES, Comerciantc en- gene
raj. l25 So. Laredo. San Antonio. Texas.
Consiantc cxistencia dc frItas mexicanas dc
,odas classes. taxes como Euayabas. etc. Es-
pcc;al;dad cn hicrbas medicinales, encar-
g..ndor,e dc toda ciasc de comisioncs del ramo.