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COMMEND CARRANZA

San Jose, Cal, Feb. 23-The Santa Clara county Humane society has just received a letter of thanks from Pres ident Carranza of Mexico for mes sage the society sent him commend ing his stand against bull fighting in Mexico.
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W. o. W. NOTICE.

To the members of the Woodmen of
 the World:
 You may obtain any information you desire in regard to the new spe- cial rates by calling upon 0. E. Per ry, clerk, at Simpson and Webb Fur niture company, 212-214-216 West Second avenue Saturday evening from ' to 9 o'clock. 2-17-12t
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RECTOR, s7. IS DEAD.

New Orleans, Feb 23.--The funer- al of Dr. A Gordon Bakewell, aged 97, rector of < Trinity Episcopal chapel here, was held today at St Francisville, La, where his bovhood days were spent. pr. Bakewell died yesterday on the twenty-fourth an niversary of his wife's death. He was a native of Louisville, Ky.
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loczRk6

Persons whose incomes are subiec- to income tax are requested to bring thelr returns with the tax to M A Matlocs, second floor of the postof. flee building, who will receive them MT. Matlock is deputy internal revenue collector and will assist ir making out tax returns. Returns must be filed and tax paid before March 15. Partnerships must file returns regardless of earnings.
 w. F. Erisman, expert fores.er and tree man, shrubbery and landscape gardening. Drop postal to 322 Rock street, Little Rock. 2-22-6t 4
 N. H. Linthicum, formerly of La Fayette, Ind, has sold out there and has removed to location near Sheri- dan, where he will breed fine hogs His sons-in-law, D. F. Noland and G N. Shoemaker, have operated the place for the past year and now have 15o head of Durocs. The stock will be increased.
 Felix Smart is improving from an illness of several days.
 Little Miss Annie Laurie McCool suffered broken arm in fall at the home, 1900 Alabama, Sunday.
 Why worry about washing, when you can have all your table linen and bed linen washed for six cents pound? American Excelsior Loun- dry company 1-28-tf H. Schevitzky left Saturday for St. Louis on a business trip.
 c. A. Livingston, formerly of this city, is here from Elton, Tex, for a visit with his brother, A. G. Living ston, 1905 East Barraque.
 Send us your table and bed linen. We will wash and iron it at six cents a pound. American Excelsior Laun- dry company. 1-28-tf. Dr. J. c. O'Daniel has been i'll with influenza for more than a week, but is reported better.
 It is almost as easy to avoid colds as to contract them. Use Brunson's Famous Prescription. 1-24-tf Much improvement is reported in the condition of Prof. J. R. Allen, who has been i'll with pneumonia.
 Trade where your groceries are sanitary. at Worthington's Cash Grocery, PIP Walnut street Chick ems, country eggs, butter, fruit fresh vegetables and staple and fancy groceries. Prices always right. Phone 1745. 2-22-tf pr. Brunson's Famous Prescrip- ton was originally prescribed to overcome ailments peculiar to people of this section, and is especially val uable at this time Manufactured by Reinberger & Collier, Pine Bluff.
 1-24-tf Benj. Finklestein, manager of Lewis shoe store, left for St. Louis na business mission.
 J. D. Welsh, state representative for the Vallier and Spies Milling company with headquarters at Lit tie Rock, was here yesterday. MT. Welsh was formerly in the news paper business at Monticello.
 Wouldst avoid colds, grip and in- fluenza? Then take pr. Brunson's Famous Prescription. 1-24-tf Bessie Simms, negress, 1910 East Ninth, was fined S25 and costs yes- terday morning by Judge Earl Wood on charge of sealing a new coat suit from another negro girl.
 E. M. Heafer of Memphis, one of the proprietors of the Peoples sys- tenn of bakeries, is in the city on bus mess.
 II. B.
 If anyone suffering with tubercu- losis will call at 801 Center street, Little Rock, Arkansas, they will learn something of most vital importance and interest to them. 222-12t+ Mayor M. c. Hollis is in Memphis for 8 day or two on business.
 William Arnold, formerly foreman
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At the signing of the ,,
 total of German bombin, ing aeroplanes had falla while the allies had tbn| on the front to every N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-24

In Switzerland are made clocks that do not require hands and faces. The timepiece merely stands in the hall, and one presses button, war serves to recall the superstition internal arrangements calls out the time.
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signed and, accompanied by his wife, has gone to Memphis where he will be employed.
 Wouldst avoid colds, grip and in fluenza? Then take Dr. Brunson's Famous Prescription. 1-24-6t It is almost as easy to avoid colds as. to contract them. Use Brunson 5 Famous Prescription. 1-24-tf The regular meeting Of the board of directors of the Associated Charl- ties will be held Saturday at noon at the Hotel Pines. A lunch will be giv- en and the monthly reports of the executive secretary and of commit tees will be made.
 Dr. Brunsons Famous Prescrip- tion was originally prescribed to overcome ailments peculiar to people of this section, and is especially val uable at this time. Manufactured by Reinberger & Collier, Pine Bluff.
 1-24-tf
 A special prayer service will be held at the First Presbyterian church Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for the young men who are now attend ing schools and colleges of the South.
 Mrs. c. A. Barnes of the- Barnes Music house yesterday purchased an Auburn Beauty Six limousine from the Julian Auto company.
 BRITISH BULL PUP, FEMALE; about six months old. Brown and black; short tail; cuffed's ears. Re ward for return to Graphic, or in- formation leading to recovery. 2-24-6t
 Lenten services will be held at Trinity church at 4:30 afternoons and at 7:45 evenings, to better meet the convenience of parishoners, it is announced.
 Street cars here were stopped from o'clock Sunday night until 6 o'clock Monday morning, due to inn provements being made at the Pine Bluff company's plant. New boilers and other machinery are being in- stalled.
 In observance Of this week as Fath. CT and Son week fathers are today eI:- pected to spend the evening at home with their sons. The week will be brought to climax Sunday with Go to Church Sunday and special serv- ices at the churches.
 Ben B Well and A. w. Lowe have been. selected members of the fed eral grand jury and Tracy Mills and John W. Reap as members of the petit jury at the April term of U. s. court at Little Rock.
 A large number of business men are expected to meet County Chair man w. B. Sorrells of the Near East relief, at the lunch to be held to- morrow at noon at the "Y", when plans for raising fund here will be discussed.
 Douglas James, negro, who com pleted 14-year sentence in the pen itentiary about month ago, was yesterday sentenced to two more years as the result of recent steal ing Of clothes from the Hotel Pines.
 c. s. Hackney, contractor, and E.. C. Cochran, concrete worker, are mak- ing improvements on the home of Leo M. Andrews, Martin Place. A garage and driveway are being built and a tile floor to the porch laid.
 Officer Pat Henry, stationed at the Union station at night, is slightly i'll.
 TWO sCALDED TO DEATH
 San Riego, Cal, Feb. 23.-Two sailors were scalded to death and two others so badly burned it was neces- sary to remove them to hospital. when a steam pipe on the United States destroyer Kitty burst while the vessel was or speed run near San Diego Saturday. Clarence Lambeth, chief machinist mate, and Clarence Joseph Lanzell, machinist's mate. second class. were the dead.
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TWO sCALDED TO DEATH
WOMEN IN SESSION.

London, Feb. 23.The conference of the International Women's Suf- frage Alliance, called to be held in Madrid, will be held instead in Ge- neva next June, it was authoritatively
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FOUR AGED WOMEN BURN.

Lynn, Mass, Feb. 23.-Four in- mates of the Lynn Home for Agel Women were, burned to death in a fire today that destroyed the build ing.
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Fortify yourself against colds, grip and influenza by toning up your system thru the use Of Dr. Brunson's s druggists. Manufactured by Rein Famous Prescription. Sold by all berger & Collier. 1-24-tf
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For Trash Hauling
 CALL 224O

Table linen and bed linen wash ed, ironed and delivered to your home for six cents pound. Amerl- cal Excelsior Laundry company.
 1-28-tf
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If anyone suffering with tubercu- losis will call at 801 Center street, Little Rock, Arkansas, they will learn something of most vital importance and interest to them. 2-22-12t+
 Mayor M. c. Hollis is in Memphis for day or two on business.
 William Arnold, formerly foreman of the Peoples bakery here, has re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
ClNCo LOcos QUE Sc FUGAN
DEL MANICOMIO

A las ocho , minutes de Ia mahsna
de aver, tG"cse conocim!ento en- las
oficinas de policia de que en- 81
Southern Insane Asylum" acababa &c
descubrirsa la escapatoria de cinco
dementes Nevada a cabo rompiendo
una ventana dc Ia zelda donde sc les
Grardaba.
Entire los cinco evadidos figura lin
nle1icano antonio Dimes, de % amos
de edad, . pies 3 J media pulsadas
De estatura y 131 libras de peso. Los
otros cuatru son Anthony Kuri, de "a
amos de edad, . pies I pulgadas de es-
laura, $50 M:hs de peso. ojcs cafes V
Ieio castaho; j.. 7. Anglin, de SO amos
de edac, . pies 9 pulgadas de estatu.
"a, l25 Ibars de peso, moreno y de-
oJos ~obscuros: Charles E. Nc Annuity.
Dc 81 an?s da edaJ, S pies j.. pulsa-
LIS &c es''t.,!ra, o;os cafes v peIo c1s-
n y Thos Nicely, entrado va en-
amos, peio caEoso. ojos clsros, de re-
guar estat,;ra y de III caracter ex-
traordinariamente communicative. MIL
'ln muy chatE tar.
Dos horas despues de naber obtsni6,
esta noticia fuimos informados oue
uAo de los dementes habfa sido recan-
turadc y conducido van n,
manlcomio de donde Sc eyadiera. Con
EesPecto 8 sus cuatro compaheros no
ee ha podido saoer n sola palabra-
La poiicia les busca activarnente
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Use TRATA DE UNA TRAGEDJA7

La pclicia sanantoniana se hsf,s o.,
extreme intrigada por Ell descubrtmier
10 dc mas ropas infantiles encon,rsl
das aver por Ia maHana en- un ba,co
cercano a los bahos del parque Brac-
kenridse.
FL descubriniento fis hecho Dor 81
aSente del parque Carstayen, auien
oesde lueso procedi6 a hacer las ave-
riguaciones del case, comenzando Dor
a parte al Quartet general de pol;.
ella. Los bomberos fueron isualmen-
Re informados Y unos cuartos minutes
despues del rescubrtmiento procediase
a sondear el estanque del Parcue. Pc
70 estos trabajos resultaron :nfruc-
tuosos, pues no Sc did coz cuerpo al
euno.
Las ropas consisten en- un SAGE y
unos pantalones cortos. relativamente
nuevos y de color obsucro. En- uno
de los boIsillos del saco encontr6se
un papel en- que Sc veta escrita la 81
gu!ente direction: Louis Lewis. 81
Rosales Ave. Houston, Texas.
Encontrose tambien IN sonbrero de
tela, aZul.
La policfa iace va las investigate
mes del case. TeIegrafi6se va a las
autoriGades de Houston pa-l que es-
tas. por su parte. inicien una inves-
tigaci0n en- aquel lugsr.
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UN NINO DE CuATRO AROS ATRc
PELLADO PoR UN AUToMoVIL

e niho George Ampilas. cuyos pa
dres residen en- la colonia de Collin.
Garden, fuk aver tarde atropellado por
IN automovil, cuando p~retendfa. atra-
resar Ia Gale N Ell c~ruzaniento de Ia
de Houston 0 Ia de st. Mary. Va
rios t~ranseuntes acud!eron en- cuxilio
del pequehuelo recogiendolo luego.
George no habia recibido lesion algu-t
nal de importancia- pues nj siquiera
fue n~ecesario c~onducirle al hospital.
C~ondujosele a un consultorio medico
ALI cercano donde Sc lie hizo Ia cura
ci0n necesaria.
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;NECESITA $500? PrGstamos confiiencla-
les sobre muebles 4 personas a sueldo. Abc-
hos faciles. Por $500. 35c. semanar:os. 3o9
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. l2i;t
Main s.. Houston. Te1as.
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UNA SENORiTA HERIDA EN- UN
CHOQUE

a q seis de la tarde, mas o me-
nos. regist-Gse aver, I'm serio accidente
de trafico en- ell canine de Fredericks
burg. Consisti6 este en- IN choquc
Ocurrido entire un c~aricoc:le que ocu-
paban los esposos Reyes y Ia herma-
ma de estos, senorita May Reyes, Y
IN tranvia. RI coche de los Reyes
tue avcntaGo a gran distaacia V II Sc
norita Reyes vi6se entonces lanzada
fuera del vehIculo en- que iba. Al
cacr en- q sueio sufri6 golpes que i'm
plican cierta gravedad. tales como
unas lesicnes externas y un brazo dis
locado.
La senorita Reyes hubo de ser trans
portaGa NJ hispital Robert 3. Green.
ALI Sc le atendi6 con toda' eficacia y
gracias a clio su estado no es va de
cuidaGo.
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.TENTA DE LIoUTDACIo% SEMLANUAL
EN- LA
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
Cnas cuantas. de las excelea:cS oVortunids-
cs que ofreccnoS en- ruest-a venta dc !;Qui-
laci6n.
PIANO BUSH = GERTZ. &c MADEIRA de-
c-cba. Este Tsgnffiec piano ha sido afiaaic
CinGTlcrte y Sc cncuent-a en- perfectaS con-
djr;caes. Una vc-dadera ganga. por 225 90,
PIANO H. N. CABLE. d. MADEIRA de- caob7.
Este piano dara completa satisfaction Al mi
SEQ mas ~eI;SerSe en- 81 ]critica. listed puede
ohtrne-lo Dor S275. 90.
PIANO BREWSTER. De madc-a de Caoha.
En- maEnificas condolences. Parcce u piano
rUevo. $3.50. 90.
Yea eSta Piaaoi7. poz s255 90. en- :nuaaHo
SEande. Piaaola WHITNEY. Dos instrument
tos por cl pre-io lie uao.
En- abonos mcRsualcS. c6modos.
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
SIS ". Commerce ST. Tel. CT. 81.
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UN ~LADRONZUElO

Los detectives Foster y Higgins
a~prehendieron aver a TN m~uchacho
que no debe tener arriba de IS amos y
4 ouicn base venido a comprobar que
es Ell autor del robe de II bicicleta,
propiedad de Luois Avery, con domi-
clio EN- las Gales de Starr, Mum. III.
Fl ladr6r fue sorprendido cuaHdo
~preterdfa vender IL bicicleta que ha-
cia VI aIg ndtiempo hubiera robado.
La policfa lie scguia Ia pista Y espera-
pa solo ell momento oportuno para
aprehendtrle. FL ~Eauchachc fue in
tornado en- Is cdrcei de Ia ciudad.
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DEFUNCIONES

WencesladG Carrasco. a Ia edad de
IS anos.
Antonio G. Medina, a Ia edad de 40
amos.
Silvino Lutsn, a Ia edsd de Is amos.
hiJo del senior Pedro Lujan y de Is
sefora Domingo Herrera de LujAn.
Marta Treviho. a Ia edad do 1 aho
z meses. htja Gel senior Albino Treviho
Y de Ia seiora Serapia Talamantes
do Treviho.
Tn nino dc Jests Hernandez y de Ia
sehora Julia Moreno de Hernandez.
Niho Jos" Lopez, hljo de! Sc
Fer Severtano Lopez Y de la sesora
Rafaela Perez de Lopz.
Gregorio Martinez, a la edad do 70
AMOS.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN veinte dependencies, caba-
!ICroS y senoritaS. con cxper!encia en- conner
Gao de ropa. sol W. Commerce St. Il. Ross.
t24l
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G~RATIFTCARE con s.. 90 = IL persona Que
NE ProPorcione InformeS eEactos ace-ca del
arCual pa-ldero Dc De7rst-io RODRIGUEZ. Z
QGiCn acon.paGan su eSposa Maria Valerc;a
> Tres hlLcS. dos mujc-ci.aS : IN nino. dc
IS, II. y Z e50s de edad espectivamence Ell
-Sr. Rodricuez Is &c estztur1 baja. co.or mo
-e=O. y oarha rasUraGa, = So esrosa IS de
cStatura alta. = color moreno. CuaiesqUier
info-me sob-e este asunto. dir;iaSe n Salvador
ContceraS. sos ;. W. 4th. ST. Dcs MoincS.
Iowa. t2s)
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"TCCiNC DEL CELLO"

Este buGin &c pre:,ara en- Ia for,na
que sigue:
.Azucar, 46o gramos, cocido a punto
hebra: vents de huevo, 25.. MeZcle-
Sc TODD irnto una vez cocido el azu
car. DespUes p6ngase en- modes en-
erasadcs con manteca y hagase co
Ger Is minutes a banjo maria.
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So --as;t5ra=i con $1,000 = w a5o de subs
c~r!Hri6C , Ia Prc=Sa." a IA persona que
proportions iEfo-nus exactos del parade-o he!
s2"en Antonio Vega Oruzcc. de - a&os de
ealG. ojos neE-US : DeGUeAos. ua-!z aSuile5a
complexion -n5uSta. Las uit;mas 1o;iciaS re-
cibicas fGgroI CUE hace como dos amos estu-
20 On e! EssaGO de Iowa. ha5isndose ve- do
despucS Kara Chicago. Sali6 j" ASraScalier-
IS 81 a&O de 1915. ToGo inforrre dirijase .
ADRIAN Vega 1913 Nance =. Houston, Te-
XaS. i2S)
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PABELLoNES MEX1cANos. bsnderas. bo-
tones y TODD 10 uecesario para f;sstas pdtrias.
Pidn liSta. Algeria Photo Co. Box SIS. Sta
a san Antonio. Texas.
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cARTAS EN- Ell coNSULApo

En- las oficinas del Consulate Ma
Hicano de San Antonio Sc han recibido
las s~igu:eaics ca-tss que los intere-
sados pueden recoger. Las oficinas del
Consulate estan en- 3o4 Navarro St.
Jose A-1nendariz; Samuel Garcia
Cuellar: Rafael A. Frfas; Roberto V.
Pesqueira: Jose Maria Soriano; Luis
LupiAn c. Miguel Lerdo de Tejada;
Gamaliel del Vale: R G.. Domlnruez
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G~RATIFTCARE con S. 90 I la persona Cue
ne p-oporc.one info-neS eXactos ace-ca de!
actual pa-adero de M hcrmana Maria del RI
20 Pineda. espoS3 de- Federico HERNANDEZ
Quienss desde hacc cUstrc amos sc encUentrda
Separates: ella tieae IN hNo de nombre 10
Sc HsrnSniez como de 10 amos &c cdad. Cua
~leSGu;er ipforme sob-c este asunto di-iiass
q Carmen Pineia- Stamford. Texas. (2S)
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SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.

SIS ". Commerce ST. Tel. Or. 81.
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CROCKETT PULLMAN u r
LIVERY. 1OS GaIan ST

r, Ieietonos Crockett ees y To4.
Il unieo sitio n,eIieano de autorn6vir..
proposito y a precios rasonables para p,r"'
mos: matrimonios y funerales. Cbauffen-,
dc Union. 81. 90 por bora.
LEON A MARTINEZ, Prom.
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NECESITA muchacha. para traba1o gene
ran de casa. 54t w. Georgia st. tZol
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DR., ELIP2EN

DIR, GUILLERMO HARRISON. EsPeeia
,;,-. ootjec. E1auira los oicg parN lentes.
C ro.npcaen a~nteojos dc totas e1sS. Pre-
-. rs6dicos. III S0.eGAd St.
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ACADEMIA C~ONERCIAL
pa S-To-Ita> ; Jo"sIcS

r-,nartinus todas is mate-t2s que IoEm1n
80 -nns-cia3. asi cCno or-2s &c sunni
;,So-gancia. NueSt-a ensenanza g c2-e
merts craeaea' n nue. 5rsc.n eiyrscr ce-s-
- a. sz..S Importance mateTiss: ,4ene-
Gn-ia .a gbrg+. -eG-tE-a.ia. Aei-3
-, ~sserr.la. Euseuancs = h4a"aE CO.
--ce:2-sea:e. .tugo c. lG'"na 'nE-eS c's'o q,
49, CONFINES cC1 IL cuesr9 G 800
-----.---r-. Dl-rc-n-a. ScitE- Maria
> --sy:ze. SrB-Dirsc,o-s: So. I. \ -e
G,--I- 10 y. Pesos
Tv~r-O|-S De PIANO CSNT0 " 32m:-
IL So -o~v,-s:oralss- P7otes7- r.
Tfy = 40 E-a5u11e = - Coz: "a =
---s y Naar.l. Bs.Gr osacErs-S.'
NIorss.z =. = a-b.I f-a1c- g SS~"'1
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or 81 MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Esresiai'sss
,n Intermediates De n.HoJ : p2<s"e Aedlet-
"a &c general. Of;s:na. 1901 ". commences
8 TegSiopo Travis G26S
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DARE RCENA GRATIgICACION 4 N per=o-
ca del actual 2lrsd"-o dc Ia Sra. Rcig=:o
Eorsi d. Alatri-.e: 0U:sn saliG lie n ClEi-
did Ir Mexico 81 tia Is ic Ojcismb-e de 1873
-ESnbo a los EstadoS Un;Gos. siG habrr sidu
poSiLle iosa...ar e tuTa- doHdc s., encurncra.
Cualcsg-Icr info-me soh-p este &sunto. cirj-
ta>e . = sra. Poriiria Sriselo. Eiiiade.
Okla. ,25)
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

AT n. San Saba St. esaGina con Lake
view. Telsfono Travis $40.
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VENTAS

BARATA DE LIQUIDACIoN por s meses.
Loza de Guadalajara. pastas. consersaS. n
ticulo5 r-xicanos en- general y yerbas medi
males. -Pedidos a CRISTELO M0NTEMA-
YOR. lls S. Laredo. San Antonio. Texas.
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cuare7ta honbres en- Broos FIELD
Tor s"iS mescs. So so Y $500 diaries.
5 hoEaS. Los l'evo y TRAGIC d~;arianente. W.
W. Lehr. Esquina Medina y san Luis. i-5J
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Para Iibros en- espahoI d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S North
Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio. Tsxa.
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vIAJ
tFHT

Ell sefor Jose Irving. en- compahfa
de su espcsa Q hiJo. lego aver q San
Antonio, p.ocedente de Mexico.
Sc hospeda e ell hotel Lanier.
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Necesitamos buenos agen-

Necesitamos buenos agen-
tes para nuestro departa-
mento Espanol, pueden con
facilidad ganar de diez n
ounce pesos diarios' en- IN
trabajo deccnte y como ell
ncgocio a que Sc dedican Sc
recomie1da por 81 solo, ahi
de Ia v~entcja del asente pa
"a podcr hacer en- POGO item
pc el dinero que ofrecemos o
mas 81 Sc quiere. Ocurran a
nuestras oficinas, 225-2S W.
Commerce st. segundo splso,
Service Hospital Assn.
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NANDE I5c. en- estanpiilas. y 4 vuelta de
correo recibira echo vistaS fotografieas de il
Capital &c Mexico. FotoS-afia Mexicana. sol
". Houston st. san Antonio, Texas.
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MATRIMONIALES<

CABALLERo neNicano. siuda. ) cor IN nj
no, dsSea entablar correspondence con sonora
o ss6OTita nex;caaa, saap5 edGcsdI y De rluy
buenas eoSsGrsb-ss: con obfeto rlltrircnIo.
DiriianSe. ervian6o retrato. I Jose Gdrci1.
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Tn niho de Jests Peha Y Celia
Rcias de Pefa.
Una pina de Federico Losoya Y Con
cepcion Lcpez de Loosya.
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via Rios de Cavazos.
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con mucha dcno-a. los cstamos repartiendo
& todas las persopRs cue nos comp-ea uno
de nrestros eSquisitos ~est-actos "Lncassia"
cue solsrnente les cussta +5c. Pida el suyo
no pierda Il oportunidad. Soinraente rande
81 nc-nbre incluyendo los 45c. del est-acto. Y
4 vnelta de corIeo recihira los dos artfcu-
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CAJETA DE CELAYA nueva 75c. docena
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milIa Calabsza 35c.: CHOCOLATE Ell Ia
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frutas lOc. a Csc: Animales tabla 2 por loo.
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PES0UlSAS.

GRATIFICARE con s. % i IA persona one ne
-e~~or.3cua irsDrr1rs cxEc:gS a--ral dc: ac-
;uEi ~pa-zd"-o dc ~atura!=o E@z'iI"z- lie =
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