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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-25

ever. the belief was expressed that
the proportion of women to men was
| larger, and the fourth ward was be-
lieved to have registered nearly half
and half. Mrs. Mary Jane kirkwood,
SO years old, widow of Samuel j
| Kirkwood. governor Of Iowa during
the civil war, registered during the
afternoon. She will vote the republi
can ticket.
Independence Relatives anG
friends here received word from the
T. A. Veins family. who have been
residing in Calgary. Canada, for -four
years that their son Paul had beer
shot and had died from the effects
No more information has been re-
ceived as to how 1T happened. Pau
! Veins was the youngest son Of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. A. Veins, formerly OF
this city. and was born here March
g, 1902, and received his education
| here. He went with his parents tC
| Rockford, Alberta, about four years
ago.
SheIdon-The first serious football
accident of the Sheldon team oc-
CURED Wednesday evening at prac-
tice when Gerrit Hyink received a
double fracture just above his ankle
The ball had just been kicked oft
and the scrimmage started with Hy-
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ink carrying the ball down the field
He was tackled and thrown once and
while getting up and trying to dodge
another man. he put too much strain
on one Of his legs breaking it in two
places. The man who was going to
tackle him fell SO as to protect Ger
rit from any other tacklers.
Brighton-The Brighton mill, a
landmark in southeastern Iowa for
over eighty years, is no more. Laban
Fleak having finished wrecking 1t for
the electric company two weeks ago.
After nearly seventy-five years Of
service the old building was still
strong and would have been good for
many years to come. The frame was
all hewn walnut and in as good con-
dition as when first placed in the
NULL Much of the old milling ma
chinery was preserved, some of 1t
having been in use nearly as long
as the building.
Decorah-Charles Dennstadt. a
thresher living north Of DEBORAH, just
over the county line, lost his life
when he was backing up a traction
engine to hitch on to the machine.
The ground was slightly down hill
and the engine started and he lost
control Of 1t. His body was pinned
between the steering wheel and the
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TnEs-REpUBIIcAN MARsHALLTowN IOWA. OCTOBER 25 1920

in the crash. Burke, employed at the
Jewel theater. was pinned down by
the car and died before 1t was lifted
from him. Forrest Hand was caught
under the rear seat and hurt inter
nally. Physicians at the st. Francis
hospital, where Forrest and Fred
Hand were taken, would not predict
the result of his injuries. He was un-
conscious when found and had not
revived at o'clock.
Waterloo - Charles Morgan, aged
So. 141S Riehl street, died at mid
night from injuries he received In \
fall at the Citizens Gas and Electric
Company plant some time ago. Mr..
Morgan has since been confined to
his bed. Mr.. Morgan was an cleo
trical engineer and had been en-
ployed by the company thirteen
years. He was engaged in work at
the light plant when he fell thirty
feet onto a cement floor. He was
badly mangled. The accident hap
pened last June.
1urIington-C Clarence Larson, who
slashed his wrists while respondent,
two years ago. was found uncon-
scious in gas filled room In the
Northern hotel early Tuesday morn
ing After he was revived at the
Burlington hospital he told his wife.
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fender on the separator. and the
right side of his chest was crushed
by the impact. His son, Fred, who
was helping him, reversed the engine
and released his father. He lived an
hour.
Grundy Centsr-Saturday Oct 16,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Nieuhaus OBJ
served their golden wedding at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Peter
Wolthoff. in this city. On the 10th
of October, 1870, in the Reformed
Church in Bundle. Ostfriesland. Ger
many. which by the way, was the
church in which both were baptised
and confirmed, Mr.. and Mrs. Nieu-
has took the marriage vows, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev.
Tolan, pastor Of the church at tina,
time. Twenty years later, or in 1890,
they came to America, coming direct
to Grundy county. and settled on a
farm, where by hard work and
frugality they gained enough Of this
worlds goods to retire from active
farm life in 1915, and moved to
Grundy Center, where they have beef
enjoying the fruits Of their labors
during their earlier years.
Museatins-R- J. Wiley, sheriff,
left early this morning for Grinneli
to bring back II. Nowicki. stock
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Bush conservatory. Chicago. Pre-
vious to taking up his Chicago work
he was prominent in Waterloo musi-
cal circles. having been connected
with various orchestras In the city
at different times in his musical ca
reer here. His appointment to the
famous Minneapolis orchestra is an
indication Of the success he has at
tanned in his work.
,Estherville-The people Of Great
finger have become somewhat en-
Unused over the prospects of a gas
well in their community. A well
driller. p. L. johnson. struck a vein
Of natural gas at a depth Of 2S5 feet,
on the farm Of j. r. Skow. 1t seems
that a well was being dug for water,
but a gas well has resulted. A fame
has been continually burning at the
mouth Of the we'll since the vein was
struck several days ago., so it seems
that the supply is constant.
Burlington-Richard Burke, Jr.
1907 Agency street, was killed when
caught under an overturned automo-
bile on West avenue. in front of
Henry Mageps home. at o'clock this
morning. Forrest Hand, TOO South
Gertrude street. was dangerously in
jured. and Fred Hand and John
Thomas Donlan were painfully hurt
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Ioua Neus Items

Observation-Disclosures that a
reorganization of the city fire de-
partment is being contemplated for
the near future was made by City
Manager o. e. Carr, to the city, coun-
ell Wednesday afternoon in connec-
ton with his recommendations that
the salaries of city employees, includ-
ing police, fire and city office work.
ers. be increased. The salary increas-
es totaling $11.014.44 a year. were
granted by the council as recon-
mended by the manager.
Waterloo Harry NJ. Perkins, form
er waterloo citizen, and a son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Perkins, s943 Conger
street, has been honored by his ap-
pointment as violinist with the Min
neapolis Symphony Orchestra. He
joined that organization last week.
The appointment Is the result of a
tryout that Mr.. Perkins and so 9TH
ers took last spring for the position.
He was the only one selected from
that group. Since leaving Waterloo
about a year ago Mr.. Perkins has
been first violin Instructor at the
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salesman. who Is accused Of the en-
bezzlement of 500 worth Of Berlin
municipal bonds which he obtained
from v. A.. KlingberSer, another
travelling salesman, stopping here
week ago, it is alleged. The sheriff
has been hot on the trail Of Nowicki,
ever since he disappeared with the
bonds. Wires had been sent broad
cast and Wednesday the sheriff re-
ceived a tip by mail that Nowicki
had registered at the Monroe hotel,
Grirnell, on Tuesday. He sent word
to the Grinnell authorities to arrest
him. which they did, notifying the
sheriff late Wednesday afternoon.
klingberger had given the bonds to
Nowicki week ago last Monday.
the latter having agreed to find a
purchaser for them. The next morn
ing he went down to the Muscatine
hotel, where Nowickt had been stay
ing, to find out whether or not the
latter had disposed OF the bonds. On,
inquiring of the clerk, however. he
learned that his friend" had checked
out before o'clock in the morning
supposedly to catch a train for the
east.
King Arthur is said to have as
sumed British sovereignty Of the
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King Arthur is said to have as
sumed British sovereignty Of the
seas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S

Precio por LIBRA Ajonjo'i 33c;
Ajo nuevo 81; chile chipotle $1.00;
pasilIa Y mulato (mexicanO) Sl.75;
chile pisado 40c; guajillo 45c; piquin
extra CSC; camaron limpio 45c; cOla-
ci6n 10; cajeta dc Celaya 1Oc, 2Oc, 4Oc
75c y $3.50 por caJeta; carne SEGA
SOC: CANELA CEILAN Csc; Conf
o SOC; cacahuate tostadc 25c; CHIC
COLATE ESPECIAL m~eNicano 42c;
Chicharrones 32c; habas 22c; Queso
blanco 55c; queso de tuna, II por
S1.Oe: CHORIZO estilo mexicano l6c;
semilla calabaza soc; garbanzo 15c;
SALSA-M0LE 10c; Piquin rinagre
loo: piloncillo de Monterrey de pura
cana, Y Glen cosas mas. MANDA-
MOS lista general GRATIS y hace-
mos descueatos en- compras mayores
de $1,000. Los pedidos deben venir
con su importe complete. Garantiza-
mos la calidad de 10 que vendemos.
Pedidos a CABEZUD BROS: l410l.
". Commerce St, San Antonio. lex.
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Ell PRIME2O DE MARIO SALDRA
BONILLAS PARA LA GU
DAD DE MEXICO
TeIeorama Especial pa,e Ia PRENSA.

Teiegram1 Especial pGrG Ia PRFNSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Fe5rero
27.-Segln sc supo hoy en Ia noche
de fuente autorizada, Ignacio Boni-
las piensa salir de Nueva York para
esta capital ell primero de Mario pro-
kline.
Tambien vendra el Consejero de la
Embajada mexicana en- Washington,
Alfonso Siller, con Ell objeto de reci-
Dir instrucciones de Carranza antes
de dirigirse al Peru a hacerse cargo
del puesto de Ministro Plenipotencia-
rio de Mexico para 81 que fue desig-
nado.
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Libros MaraviIIosos.

Para los que sufren, sou victinlas
de la d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
la suerte, fracasan en- u negocios y
son desafortunados en- mores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, lograran Ell carino
Direccion: Sres. " Martin y Co.,
San Rafael 61-A. Habana, Cuba,
del ser anlado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y t%riunfaran en- TODD;
Sc yeran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran q sus enemigos Y ia
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
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a. EUEsOS. D. C
CniCcPractor

Or TANEZ-CtuJa=O Dentists NeIicaao-
Esyec,alitad en- c0ruals. 9ueateS ' enIsE-
~,rIaEsc q 3 boca tPyo-Easal FenEa con
NJ. YroEes.0aEsta cue Is msT1eaAo , 500
.--~T,,.. r-..Ts. preclcs -GnoGos y en- abe
- a. Z, s-ca.-Dirsrci0a.-Aito BOLLGA
rs san PEDRO. sJsa ". Commerce 81
san Antonio, Texas
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Sc NECESITA muchacha para trabaio ge-
neral &c casa. Famiiia corta. OcurrRn "a
u. Inanspa a COS ". Cypress St ca.
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MATRIMONIALES

MEXICANO de SO amos dc edad. desca con-
traer matrinlonio con scnorita viuda. de 35
q SIS, amos que no tenga mas de l G 2 nj
aos, de 3 Q . amos de edad. Dehe SIR de
buen earacter. Dirigirss a Manuel ortsz.
Box 1GL- Arcadia kanARA iaai
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VENpEMOS
REQ 1918 con TODD nuevo. reclen
pintado Y con buenas llantas.
Columbia 1918 en- perfectas condl-
clones.
Maxwell 1918 en- magnifico estado.
Overland 1918 en- p~erfectas conG.-
clones.
Truck Republic de 3l4 de tonelada.
Truck Federal de una tOne!ada.
Garantizamos que todoS los carros
que vendemos, son tales COMO los dcs-
cribimos.
Staacke Bros, ia ". Crockett St.
San Antonio, Texas. ~
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AcoRDEoNEs TRIPLES. DoBLES SEN
CTLLOS. Ccando r;Ga infoTmss adJuntg e.
tanniIlas para rcspuesta. LA CASA AEA4-
CANA. Box $50 Chicago. IL.
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Sc G~RATIFICARA n Ia persona que pro-
porcione informes exactos acerca del parade
70 dc n Sra. Petra Ceniceros. Quien trae en-
su compania q una nina de 5 amos de edad,
llamada Antonio. Todo info-me sobre este
particular, dirijasc 4 j. Murillo.-Basett
2!O6.-El Paso. Texas. ID
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LAREDO TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Casa
cue vcnde naquinas dc escribir teclado
Standard" para viaieros. horlbres de ne
.gocios. etc. UN GRAN SCRTIDo en 1ono-
r~sfos. vcntas al contado v en- aboros. Pr
ia cataloEo: Sc Ic manGara gratis. 5. Gu
tisrrsz. Boz 90. LAREDO. Texas.
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SAN LUIS MERCANTILE co.
324ls W. Commerce ST.
San Antonio, Texas.

LA CHA. FONOGRAFICA mcxicana vende
po- co-rec Fon6grafos Columbia, Victor :
Edison: discoS GobIes mcIicanos. tubos Ed
son. ~inst-umentos bajos sex:os meNicauos.
ye-bas. medicinas. a~rticUlos meN:caaos. etc.
Dirijass 4 nuestra casa ~piiIendo cataloGo y
IiSta de P-ccios. Cts MeNicaGa. :. D. Flo
res. Box SIS, Fiorcsvills. Texas.
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MARGARITA ESTRADA de Munoz. erfer-
ma de cuidado, desea saber el ~paradero de
su esposo Rafael Muloz, y quedara muy
agradecida a la persona Que ! proporcione
algun informe. Direction: 22l2 \. Calhoun
St. Fort Worth, Texas. Cd
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Electricas.
Instalaciones E
DYE o R

Rcparacione5 y accesorIoS: TODD ~GarantlzAc
-IntEicCo. 6l9 Main Ave. Tclefonos Tr;
Wis 1922 y Travis 1885. a. Hernandez, Pro,
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~. onor-uous, vENTAS VENTAS.
VENTAS.
IMPORTANCE

Escriba inmediatanente Por cataLoSo de
me-carcias. novedades y reproducciones 10
tograficas. Nues:ra casa orrece seFSlcie ,
ca!!dad por su dine-ao. No Olga manana
escribo - hagslo .hoy. adiur:ando tres CEN
tevos en- estanbrilas. Mexican News pu-
blishing Co.. Galesbur, II.
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ABOGADOS.
MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,
A5oSado meNlcano. CoEsuttas ) documents
clones i~uridicRs conce-Eieatss a lsyes y neEe-
sss &c Mexico. SIS y 629 Ttm&cR BIdS-
San Diego, Cal.
JENARO CENICEROS.

Ab,rsro Mexisano. sOda clase de ueSocios
judjciaiss, ADMINISTRATIONS ; minsros- Pro
veto, formation g incorporation de Insl-
tucionss Indest-iaIes Ar02ingS. en- eunandl-
-. Q s:mp.es conpahias- Direction. = u
Box 1855. Miami. Arizona.
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GRATIFICARE cen $1.00 a Ia persona que
ME proporcione informes exactos acerca del
paradero de Ia Sra. Eusebia Martinez. orr
ginaria de Doctor Arroyo, y. Leon. Mexico.
TODD inforrnc sobre particular dirijase a Ma
ria Conception Rubic.-202 s. Concho St
San Antonio. Texas. ,29l
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DR.. JOSE Ma. SORIANO
DENTISTA MEXICAN0.

Premiado en- Mexico, en- Estados Uni
1os Y en- Francia por Ia saperioridad
do Sus trabajos. 304 Brady Bldg
san Antonio, Texas.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS-

y LOS PEOPTETARIOS De TERRENoS
~ n. cONDADO De DUAL.
,rP-Sf-nE>-Sv APEESURESSE.
ENErE&NE SCS MEJOEES PRECiOS Al
TON-NDO PUE ARRENDAAIENLO De
SrS -LERRNS PARA ENFLOTAClONhS
|E~TEOLEEE2AS. MENCIONANDO S4LUA-
CTOE y TLN!ASO De LAS NISMAS.
DIRLJANSE
T.. O. BOX $50. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
Sc EEST&N crE-tos zmGHo.aGns, con ssIs-
:srcia. sa casa rrsv5-IEs. urop!os para horn-
5-ss solos. @ 2asaje-cs. -anbtG2 cua-:cs de-
.amvcb-1L-s para ta-l5as. so Avenue c.
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MBXICANOS
(Lista No. ID.

NO QUEREMOS DINERO ABE
LANTADO como Sc 10 eXigen otras
casas. Cuando nos haga suS pedidOs
remitauos solamente Ia tercera parte
de su ralor Y ell reSto 10 Pagara
cuando reciba la mercaRcia.-!Oio q
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 y. San Saba St. sequina con
Lakeview. T~elefoRo Travis Sie.
On + yAscUEZ GOMEZ. 81 FEoss Bldg,
rslas7-os Travis 1885 y 2T3L
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vE,!Do EN- ARoNoS miquina. de coser
Singer" diferentes estilos fon6Erafos Co
Iumbia." piaros ; maQuiuas de cscriois
Oliver VENDO AL CoNTADO dlscos
"Coir rbia" maauinas Singer usadas nuy
rSr,tsS CIases Gratis &c BORDADo. So
.TACE HENSTITCHING a 10 cts. yarda. +.
de los Santos. Tel. Travis $3.50. HS W.
Commerce st.
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AUTOMOBILES SIN cnauffers

pfspor-mus &c ma=1itIccs AUTOMOBILES dc s
r5ii-6-os vara alGuiiar SIT CAauffer. ViSite-
nos. College Street Auto Livery. 2l@ Col
Iece S., Te!GtSlo c. GIL. Gercntc. J.. D.
scarborough
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BAHAMAS CoMPUTADoEAs automati-
cas-; sc vendeu. compran. camhrau y re-
paran. Il. E. Eargi,, sos Main Avenue.
San Antonio, Texas.
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MUEBLES.

CoMPRAMos MUEBLEs. lie paEaremos Ell
nejor precio por sus muebles. KAROTkIN'S
FURNITURE STORE. 3is-320 w. Com
r,erce ST. Crockett $40. Travis 3si.
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HOTELES.

E0TEL SAN LUIS. CuArrps irnpios y sa-
rites. PTCc:os CsPeriales Tor ssmEaA- 2a4
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. TeSas-
HOTEL MONTERREY. 100 Sc. Santa Rosa
Avs-aabEtacioa=a rropiss para +slaiiias ,
h5mbrcs selcs; precies s6nodss-
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YENDO msEnifico piano en- $4,000: Ocu-
r-an al lsdo oes;e de- City Hal. Military
Plaza 100. PeluaUsriz-
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vENDo zapatos de! sobierno. repara3os o
sin rs7a-ar. Dirisirse 4 D. Saldara, 1921.
W. Commerce St. San Antonio. Texas.
AtcndeTncs pedldox por correo.
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Sc RESTAS cuar-os srfus5iados. con o sin
rEists7c;a. SIS ). Co0chos s., san ALto-
r:o. Texas Vicente RsrErl. Prep.
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RETRiTOS

IT MsSoJTE hace desaparrcer cast instar-
t5neameate las arruGas dejando un cults Inn
rio Y tcrso. Su precio es sl;Oo y $50. La
go Queen Celeste" = dcsarrollador del
brsto. soc ' $l.25. La crema para massage
"Tfnisn's', SOC = SIS. FL Rojo de Beau.
~" T5c. e. Polvo Depilatorio "Go-G"ne,
"a. b,biendo cue pscar adcmas 81 porte =
Ia contribution de guerra. Tendedores a
mavo-eo = menudco. Nine. Holland. 229 W.
C%1n,c-cc St. Or. ell. San Antonio. Texas.
atienden con p-ontitud las ordenes por
correO.
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EMPLEOS.

Observation-Disclosures que Quierau Eanar
Sc auloades de 100 pSr 100 en- Ell nesocio dc
ordenes por correo. Envie Sl.0o por detailes
y muesEas. Todo ell mundo salts
Iechc. Valley supply Co., Shiremansspown. Pa
box l55. t2gJ.
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Sc NECESITAN entertainments dos sastrs
COMPLETENESS que conozcaa TODD 81 ramo. Page
semanario o por pie5a. Sacos, $3.50: pam
talones, $3.50. chalecos, 1890. Hazlett Tailor
ing Co., Brackettvile, Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachos con biciclc-
Ia. para repa-tir cafe.-Ocurran i25 y. San
IA Rosa Av. (2b.
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Il DIR. A. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. os:e6pa;A
"a ~raa-GaEo 81 practical Haze 2pIc2eiohSs
= 7-s ~.yts ..oteLa- lsg4 Buen2vISa s.
nv y NNETINEZ GUZMAS. Especlalista
IA Intermediates De niuos = 24r;oa Aecist-
~ en- general C1clHa, 1901 ". C0nmSRe
s.. Tg.esoac Travis ZS6-
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CTANDO vcaEs listed 4 San Antonio oca-
rra a. H5-s, Washington. sue 7or 81 CO.
uoGiGzG. Inpie=2 : sesUricad. e 81 pTefe-
-Ho. S.-gaGo media cuatza a Sorte Ge "A
Esraci6u del Eeyrocar=I cue 10 ccnduce 4
Laredo. Us y. Medina St, San Antonio.
Texas. Ramon p. EG7ondc. Prop.
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LIGUSTRUMS

jArboles CUE siempre permanecen yerdes)
vendo baratos. +. F. Collins. Collins 1aFdeh'
"a
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La NSta anterior IS 500 Qe loS ar
ticulOs mas usuales.. EscribanoS pi-
diendo nuestra lista general por MA
YOR Y Memoir, en- Ia que eRcontra-
ran listed cuanto neceSite, 4 preciOs
VERDADERAMENTE BARATOS.
Dirija su correspondence .
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO. COS West Hous-
ton ST., puede proporcionar 4 listed trabaja-
6ore, y cmpIeos. TcletoHo Or. 554l.
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SELLOS DE COMA

Los haceu1cs en- todos los estiios. como sc
pedidos nor corrco. San Antonio Rubber
Stamp Co.. SIT Navarro St. San Anto-
Texas.
TPAJES EN- ABONOS. hechos a su MEDIA
y en- cualouicr estilo; IN raitat Al contado
: s1.0o sensnario. J. F. Ramos Tailors &
Co. 705 Goliad St
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Sc DARA GRATIFICACiON a la persona
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PESOUISAS.

Sc DARA GRATfFICACIoN de $500 a Ia
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ce-sa del yaradcro &c mi hiio Jose Avila y
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70 Dc 1919 Sc encontraban en- Kansas City.
kans. CualQuier informe sobrc este asunto,
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Paso, Texas. tsl.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-04-06
ROSE BUG DESTROYS
$4,000 IN FLOWERS
Beetle, Which Once Lived on Straw
berry Leaves, Changes Diet at
Cost of Thousands

DOYLESTOWN, Pam insect
known as the strawberry beetle\ or
rose bug, which during the last two
years has changed its diet from that
of strawberry leaves to the roots of
rose bushes, has destroyed $4,000
worth of roses in Bucks county in two
years, it was stated here by Ernest
chambers, of the United States de-
partment of agriculture.
An effort is being made in the rose
houses of Bucks county by govern
ment agriculture experts to extermi-
nate the insects, which multiply about
400 per cent every year. Experiment
stations will be opened throughout
the county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-04-06
AFTER GRIP
WINTER COLDS
BAD BL GOD

You are pale, thin, weak-with
little vitality. Your liver is slug
gish and the bad blood causes your
stomach muscles to lose their elas-
ITCHY and become fabby and weak
then Indigestion.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, made from wild roots and
banks, and free from alcohol or
narcotics, is the great and powerful
blood purifier of to-day. Ingredi-
ents printed on wrapper. This
tonic, in liquid or tablet form, is
just what you need to give you
vim, vigor and vitality.
Take the Discovery as directed
and it will search out impure and
poisonous matter throughout the
system and eliminate it through
the natural channels.
You can procure a trial package
of the tablets by sending Zoe. to
the Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
MACON, GA.-vI might say l raised
my family on DOCTOR Flefce Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t is the best
medicine l have known for coughs. I
always gave it to my children and it
was excellent, not only helped the
cough but also gave them strength.
Last fall the influenza left me with a
bad cough and otherwise rundown.
I took couple of bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery and it rid me of
the cough and built me up in health.
Golden Medical Discovery is the
best medicine | have ever used in my
family to purify the blood and drive
out impurities from the system. mrs.
J. S. MERCER, No. 2140 Second St.