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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

PILONCILL0 MEXICANO.

Chocolate manufacturadO unica-
nente por TOrreno Mfg. Co. PIda
-1ueSJras Y precios. queSo de tuna,
caiata de membri'lo. platanos pasa-
dos. queso graade meXicano. rebOZoS
ARA sonora. TeataS meXicanaS para
lazar. toquillas de cerda, metates con
mano, m~olcajeteS. molipDs para n1Ata-
NAL, hojas para tamales, tamalina. pei
mes para metate. peines mexiCanos pa
ia IL cabeza, n~oliaillos para Ell choco-
late, Chicle negro. chicle blanco meXl-
canO, pinole meXieanO, c0laclon me-
yicana. dulces ~meXicanOs. chlcharrGR
de puerco prenSadO. carne SEGA, pl-
auin del monte, chile colorado. lEk-
BAS MEDICINALES. Medicines de
todas classes. perfumes de todas mar
cas- Y u~rec;os. WHO'S EMBOTELLA-
DOS, propios para bales Y reunIones,
= en- fin. ell mas grande surtldo de
cuanto listed le haga falta, sea 10 que
sea. Nuestra casa es Ia numero /
l Su genera EN- e, Sur de los ESta-
JnidoS.
Aunque no nos mande ell dinero
7deiantado. como Sc 10 eNigen otros,
podemos surtirle los pedidos que nos
hasa. Escribauos pidiendo listaS de
preciOS po> mayor Y No ie
peSara.
uirija su correspondence 4 SAN
LUIS MERCANTILE CO., 3241, w.
Commerce ST. - DepartameRtO g.
San Antonio, Texas.
N0TA: - Cada viernes Sc publica
nuestra lista de preeios en- este perio-
dico. No dele de husearla en- Ia Sc
Eunda plaza.
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CORTE ESTO, VALE DINERO.

No dele de hacerlo. Mandelo con
sc. a Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, H., escribiendo clara
mente su nombre Y direction Y a
vuelta de correo recibira IN paquete
e prueba conteniendo Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, para toses, crup
Y resfriados; Foley Kidney Pills, pa
ra dolores de espalda y costados, reu-
matismo, Y Intermediates de los ri
lones Y de la vejiga; Y Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, un laxante puro y eff
az. para la tiliosidad, constipation,
olores de cabeza e intestinos entor-
ne7idos CAGv-l
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Libros MaraViLlosos.

Para los que sufren, son victimas
de la desgracia, les persigue Ia ma,
la suerte. fracasan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran a~fortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, ~lograran ell carino
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y tr%iunfaran IN TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran a sus enemigos y ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
ra gastos Y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin Y Co.,
San Rafael 61-A. Habana, Cuba.
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con $500 GRNTIFICARE a gufen me pro
po-r;cuc informes DBL 5oven Francisco E'l-
ronto. de 70 arcs de- eGaE. a Qui-H lc"rr-
paEan 81 mafr- Scve-a Ca-denaS : M a'I=
Maria EGzondc lie : amos, En Sept.rno-'
de 1919 So encoatraba0 cn Dev'alt, Texas,
puctO de do0tc Salir-on -CH u .amIaa Re
Felipe I.9Uzoria. To&o infoymc diri5aSe \ u
s-iea. Ciria Elizcnd9. Camp G. 8. sosaa,
Texas l2s
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INA USAD0 ALGUNA VEZ
SLOAN'S EMINENT?
Tengalo I'd. siempre n la mano para
%procurarse alivio Immediate del
reumatismo Y otros dolores.

FUANDo I'd. sepa 10 que e. Sioan's II.
~ air1ent 10 beneficiarit. como 10 saben mi.
les de personas a quienes ha aliviado, I'd.
tambien 10 tendra s~ieapre Z Ia mano Deba
usa-lo cuardo 10 ataquen dolores reumsti-
cos agudos rara aiiviar sus dolores de Ia
espalda, Grantez de los musculos, rigide7
de las articulaciones. inflamaciones v. en-
general. toda case dc dolores externos y los
G:e orovieren de haber permanecido a Ia
intcmperie.
Tome I'd. una pequeha cantidad. aplicuelo
san ~iTotGrto y proRto pcHc,rqrG deshaciendo
Ia congestin y tando IN alivic Immediate a
"a partc adolcr:da.
Tres tamahos: Sc. zoe. y sI.4o. De VEN
ia en- todas las drogueriaS. ST no 10 en-
%cuentra sen alguna drogueria, haganos eI
favor De lecirnns 81: rnmhre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

49, tod, Ease a- Intermediates sin = use
Do meG,-,ras n eIruy-a. Cereor2- nerves.
= ---s- ra--a--E. -u-a= =. p~--mc@-s. o.
-, lf-7Ao. s-test.1os. -5Sonss. vc5.EU '
.1f.--,esaaes So ssEr-as. s. listed es-s can
- a. yer -ledi,os sin reSult1dr. v.Slreme s
;. ssn,..-a-e come. .-r medic Ge ijusces
rL;ror-s..!ros - 81 ssHgna do-Fa'. puete re-
coara- Il sa.u4 sin .sa- nSd's.a@s 1 81
- ~,.--rio3-s. Especial a.rarj5G = It's en-
fa--,e6ades c-6niels y e e2.e-med-tss De
ni1cs-
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AGRADECERE So ne p-opo-ciooc iGfu-r2e
de par2lc-o lie ms k~c--noros ConreTciun /
Regina y Pedro FiLa-7eal. r p-irncIO SC
sn:ontra5z ~ Laredo. Texas. mace dos amos
Y eI SeEunto estuvc trahajaain en- Palestine
y en- Houston. Texas Todc inforne GiT!iG-
81 i Juan RDtriEUaz Reyua. Gale JazInlnes
No. 81. Taursco. lamps. Mexico. t@Tl
CON $500 GEATTFTCARE a "a persona. cue
me prOpO-cione irformes de mi hermann Fe-
Epc PUlsto. cri=iraTiO de .Avi,SS. D-C. r.
hijo de BerCa-ii0o Pui;5o y he NoIsta Gar
cia; alto y PicaGo dc yirselas. hah.erG) re-
cibido sUS ulr;uias n2ticias / California. hacc
{ amos. ToGn jufo-r1e Girt5asr 2 Juana
PulidU De SANCHEZ. Box ia. Gardner. kanszs.
PSI
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LISTO, SENOR, LISTO.
PERDIDAS

$1,000 de qualification Sc dar3n 4 Ia per-
soma que devue!va picl de zocra. para el
cuclo. con manchas blancss y negras. {.
&. Denison. Tel. Mission l3l. (2ol
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NECESTTO n direction CT san Antonio.
ie Juan. Te6f.o Y BsrrabS P16'4a. h!oS de
Narue.s Zavals Vda. de Padi:a. dc Clicen-
tars, - Tamvico. Di.igl-se n Jack DUaG"-,
p. .. Boz 3. Laredo. Texas -l-E)
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COMPRAS

COuyRO VENDO Y CANB-O raquin:s de
coser. fon6Erafos, d5scos, maSuiaas i es-
r-;bf- y pianos CornponEc tou5rraf,S v
-,61rIi,9s lie coser. r. De Is Santos. rs
" Commerce St TeL Travis 6S59.
Sy CONpENN to5a Case d. cla-iact,S DC
g., hal IL condolences, marca. siste1la
r-.s31 Sc l. Me-rado. 81 Returio.
rel -ray. -, san Antonio. Texas
CGNyF,nOS NEECES desds '35 E5ras pa
p a---ta. PAGANoS les ~Eeej0res pcecios.
Dr-t.azs. "A P $ ortl-- III : Laredo St.
Sag A--a9so. Texas.
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FRANKLIN MERCANTILE CO.

FRANKLIN MERCANTILE CO.
$40 Walnut ST. Kansas City. No
La Casa mas barata de esta ciudRd GU,
,ende q 10 mitad de su vaior toda clase de
copa hecha y esti atendida por IN mexicano.
-Esta casa hace reneSas de diuero y ropa
4 cualquler punto c iHforma 4 los mex!canos
lie cualqUier duda que Sc les V-esente. Ocu-
ran L esta casa. persoaalmente o por correo.
Los doanincos esta alberta medic Gia-
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PESOUISAS

QCEDARE muy aEratecido . Quiea ne de
iYfg--res ciertcs dc mi hiio Pc,-o@s!9 Ner-
r.nde=- COMO de - aaos d. cGad. cGr-Fo re-
ruga-. moreno. 0-sgira-io &c SIM Antonio.
Texas. S1s G.simas Rouclas las ~ec'oi ,!e IN
yrsb.o del Estado d. Pennsylvania. Ne ny
&c sabcr Gs M hiio pC-guc ME eHcuc7tro
enfermo. CuaiGIter 'ator1ue S,i'aHSe
Ji-iy;rio n G-s-urso Hernandez. I2lt Fl Paso
&, san Antonio. Texas. t@5l
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ArticuIos MexiCanos.

Ell surtido mas complete y los pre-
clos mas bajos de plaza. Pida hoy
mismo nuestra extensa lista general,
especial para familias Y comercian-
les en- pequeno. NADIE NENDE
TAN BARATO; escribanos : Sc con
vencera. p. y. Box 80, Station a.
1872 W. Commerce ST., San Antonio,
Texas.
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4 VSOS DE- OCASfON
Observation-Disclosures

GQuieren ustedes el dinero que han abonado
sobre eli Quinto Emprsstito de Ia Libertac,
o que les devuelvan 10 que hayan aeonaco
por algun emprestito anterior? Han de'a-
do aIgGR check o rago acumulado con al
cuna compania? Yc hare que les paguen
0 devuelvan ese dinero. GTrabajo listed en-
los talleres del Sur Pacifieo en- Houston. du-
rantc 1918 : 1919? No dejen Perder su d.
nero. Escribanmc. B. de Alcala, 2l4E Main
S., Houston, Texas.
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DR. VAMEZ-Clui=-o oSn:.s.a Ne7ieano-
Fs7eciaIidad rn cg-u-as. rlenteS y e>ier-
-,edsEse q Pc hoca ;Pyo-rheaf Eeaga con
IN proEeslo-Jsta gGe - nsE;caro ) solo
p-u.t;ca con reN,capC=. EEaEea gratis.
rI-su,-.s gratis. prrcius c6noduS = eu abC-
no.. =; % Eesra-Dirccrjon Altos BCTICA
DE SA>: PEDRO. gosh " Commerce s.
San Antonio. Texas.
EL DIR. A. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. Oscejoaca
hs rcauuGadC -u practical. HEce aDHca-gones
d.. los ~agos v.ols.a. 1904 Burasvistz St
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ENSENANZA

ne Il. MARTINEz GUzMAN- Espeeia;s'A
= On --u,sAaG,s de macs y p2rcoS. NeaicI-
ma en- general. Cticina. 1901 W. Conmefe+
s., Te!e:o1o Travis zoo.
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Sc TENDE IN tiro de mglaS con SIS gar
aic.oncs = IN caro- de pIso ancho MY CO.
=odo con dos caias. ~ So. Trinity 81. tZOl
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ANTEOI0S-
4 BCEECS .. c.
Chi -n----gE

con<r'.o-5o OPt,cc De. DE- -a1"e7no a"Er'
san Gale de So.eiac Ill
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TRAJES A LA MEDIDA

4 prec.cs que TO aGm!tcH comprehend. s
20 src4a sapSsecho no 10 toma. Jose Ma,
ciaS, 6Sl Soledad St, Tclrfono Travis S727,
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VENDO AUTOMOVIL CHICO muy bara;o y
compru express ; suarniciur. 90 Durango
s.
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DIR, HERACLIO GONZALEZ

A27 Y. San Saba St., sequlna con
Lakeview, TelefOnO Travis 94O'
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS. hecho5 4 su MEDIA
; en- cualQuier csIllo; II m.t2d Al cUUtadO
y $l-U0 senaaario. }. +. Ramos T2i.crs &
Co. 105 Gcl!ad St.
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POR SALIR &C n ciuGad. vcnGo ba-ato
truck Ford dc una ;o=e.2la. I@fo-E&a en-
10 NiIta-E Plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

BAHAMAS CUMPUTADORAS automat-
cas- Sc veaGea. coG,pra1. cSruhiaa y re
7arza. Il. E. Ea-Eis. sos Main Avence
san Antonio Texas.
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e S430S.65
Del Frente

Colectado por Ell Sr. Nj
guel Martinez, de Bay
City, Texas.
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VENTAS

VENDO camarjn. seco; en- cartidades de
500 has:a 5000 lbras. Carlos n. GalvaI,
Point Isabel. Texas.
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yENDENOS CoLCHONES uueyos \ los me-
soEs5 PEeciOS tanbI-n renovamos- Alas
Mzttres Co. 20 ). Pecos St
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DIR V. PALOMO, Mediciua en- Gene
rat. Consultorio, no So. Pecos. Le-
Isfoao ae su residence. Mission 10
! Oficiaa: Crockett S602.-CON9IL-
TAS GRATiS.
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BERGNER STUDIO. 2oS w. Commerce St
| RetratOs de boda q domiciIio. de dia O de
Roche. Tambien podemos tomarlos en- el
temple o a n sa,ida &c eL.
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pR. :. VAZ0CEZ COME. SO FroSa E1E-
cas- del Or. Abrams.
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VENTAS

HUSICA MEXICANA para piano. tnanus
crlt2J a~rticulos para bronas de TODD gene
70 y muchas otras p~oSitiyas nOyedaGes. p
ta Eistg general GRATIS. p. .. Box 50
Station \, san Antonio. Texas
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ESCUELA FERROCARRLERA MEyICANA
?. o. BoxsTT. indio. Calf. u. S. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
TOO SOON OR TOO LATBq

Although Admiral Sims, Samuel
Gompers and Rev DIR William t
Manning of New York had more
than ordinarily favorable oppor-
mniiies for viewing wsr opera
tions and estimating effects, their
conclusions on the outcome are
far apart, almost irreeoncIlable. If
accurately quoted Admiral Sims is
understood as asserting as naval
expert that the war lasted four
months too long-longer than it
should-and cost hundreds Of
millions Of dollars more than was
scientifically Necessary because
of the extra four months Of opcr-
aiions. President nompers of the
American Federation Of Labor
and DR. Manning. If correctly
quoted, are understood as ina
pressing a large audience in New
York with their ultimate iude-
meni. based upon seqnential
events. that the war ended six
months too soon. II should have
gone along for another half year
10 meet the military opinions of
Mr. Gompers and DR. Manning.
Ad'ai:al Sims points TO nnm-
her of happenings. all facts of
record. TO eorroboraie his claim
that il the job had been handled
in the right way BY Secretary
Daniels. the war would have end
ed four months before November
II. l9ls. President Gompers AID
DIR Manning point as anihoriia-
lively 10 other events 10 support
their Judgment that the war
closed six months too early. The
end should have come in Berlin.
they say, and the treaty should
have been written there instead of
Versailles. President GemperS
may he right and Admiral Sims
wrong But. if, as is commonly
believed. the terms Of the treaty
are responsible for the latest ex-
plosion IN Germany it is not quite
apparent except TO Mr. Gompcrs
and DR. Manning how harsher
terms made in Berlin instead OF
Versailles would have brought
batter situation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

patory of the opening Of 'iSave-
Monev-On-AIeat- Week recalls
the wave mass attacks the depart
ment made through its house
wives seleciive boycotiS and
famous drives of the Four Minute
Men which marked the first heavy
drops in the prices of commodities
az elemental necessity. Attorney
General Palmer Is evidently Just
getting his ground and aerial at
tacks properly tuned mp for those
sudden and spectacular assaults
in type which have slowly but
surely ended the careers of
profiteers and brought back mod
crate prices. From -Four Minute
speeches and seleetive boycotts 10
advice to buy the things You are
able to pay for, is a long step. hut
blifhely taken by well-disciplin-
"a aud enthusiastic organization
exhibiting here and there faint
traces Of the martyr spirit.
The liierafe and even intelligent
yeomanry of the United States
should count itself fortunately
protected in having at It's elbow q
guide who cautions against buy
ing those things that are beyond
reacn. But for the Attorney Gem
eral and Department of Justice
they would not know enough 10
buy at the lowest prices on the
profiieering schedule if they ex.
pect 10 survive from week 10
week. If 10 the captions or hyper
critical this seems Ike a display OF
craftsmanship in primitive form
perhaps some of the answers may
be that Mr Palmer and the De.
pariment of Justice agents have
never tried TO Save-money-on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

meat. If il were not unkind the
suggestion might be permissible
for It's informative value that If
the Department of Justice had not
thrust the week of saving upon
the country We might have con-
tinued 10 forget the selective
boyeotts and Four Minute mass
frontal attacks which are still
running in retreat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
KANSAS GOVERNOR REFUSED t.
SEND NEGRO TO ARKANSAS

Topeka, Kan, March 23-The extra
dition petition Of Arkansas for the
return TO that state Of Robert Hili
nerso, alleged leader in the Elaine in
surreeton last fall. was refused by
Governor Henry J Allen. who an
nounced his decision this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
Use Eatonic Takes the Acid Out

EATONIC acts on Excess Acid In the stomach.
Takes up the harmful acids and posons. carries them
out ofthe body. 1t purihes the digestive tract It's
q natural harmless method-diffcrs from all others
because takes up and removes the cause. Ihers
of course. the sufferer gets web.
Wonderful benefts-proved by over s0G,00c su3-
ferers who have taken EATONIc- Testimonials re-
por. such marvellous. quick recovery OF health. and
strength as TO seem unbelievable. Many say The
FIRST EATONlC tablet gave me instant reiiel'
More than 2s ooo leading druggists eve-ywherc
now guarantee EATONIC &c be tie bess remecy
tor Aoic Stomach.
Make your own test o. EATONIC- even TIE FIRST
tablet gives relief Sweet, cean mouth pure breath
belchnP goneindigestion, boating that full gassy
feeling after eating-focd repeating, heartburn
stomach mseries vanished
Millions need EATONlS help, II EATCNIC
fails to please-lt doesn't cost you penny No
matter what you have tried use, don't give up
rope. GIVE EATCNIC A TRIAL AT OUR RISK
Lex your own stomach be the nudge. Over halt
million made the EATONIc test arc found relief.
Why not YOU'D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
COSTS MORE svr PRICE Is sAue

Foley's Honey and Tar u ne ORR
ginal and genuine honey and tar
cough medicine. II costs Foley 4 Co.
more 10 make than Il costs to maze
mixtures OF cheaper ingredients. but
1t costs you no more than the cheap
mixtures. Contains no opiates. Chill
dren like IT. For coughs. colds. Group
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
ANOTHER LANDSLIDE CUTS
SHIPS OFF FROM PANAMA

Panama, March %. - The Pana
ma canal has been closed for two
days, all shirs being affected by the
order because OF landslide in the
Cucarracha section OF the waterway.
according TO an official announce
ment. Dredges are expected to clear
away the debris and make the ccnal
safe for ships by Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
Acid-Stornach Faces
Millions Show the Lines
Remove the Acidity-Look Well
Makes the Body Sos

Acid-Stomach faces everywhere show the awful
strain the pull the nerves. to make up lost energy.
needed to keep up the pace
Excess Acid kills food values II hurries food oct
Of the stoacia partially digesed mass which sours
produces harmful acids that go into the system
Therefore the food fails &c give full power and energy
and soon the entire bodyas shown in the sacelacks
vitality and strength No wonder your sick,
About nine out of ten suffer from Acid Stomach
In some form. These miliors not sick abed-but
lust all in--listess--no pep can't sieep-nervcus-
restcss-dont eat well O. enjoy life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

garding the new Plume repub.c.'
lr il he says
Every step OF this command will
be toward one supreme aim-ihe an
acxaiion OF Fiume TO Italy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

Logan county is fortunate in at
tracting the leading Hereford and
Shorthorn men here this week.
The blooded show and sale is the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

All unsolicited manuscripts. letters
md pictures sent TO The Leader o.
Int AT the risk OF the owner The
Leader expressly repudiates any r.
snonsib'lity for s.4eir safe custody On
return.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

Italy is to abolish the censor
ship-on commerce, not on poll
ties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
DR.. Mackey's Talk No. 80.

Nervousness very materially inter
feres with the digestive organs. Let
anyone for any length Of time be un-
der nervous strain. in their busi-
ress or otherwise, and they soon will
be so they cannot eat well or their
. stomach digest well. They become a
oyspeptic, and nervous dyspepsia is
the worst dyspepsia we have.
Nervous headache is also one OF the
most annoying symptoms Of nerve
disease and often accompanies ners-
Gus dyspepsia
For more han fifteen years have
been actively engaged in studying and
treating nervous diseases and ss . re-
cult Of this experience have de-
veioped valuable forms Of treatment
fer the cure Of this class Of sufferers
II yeu are afflicted with any form Of
nervousness, or indigestion. am a.
ycur service. Ny charges are Iow and
include the medicine.
Well people are never nervous.
Office 2o3 1-2 East Oklahoma Ave.
First Stairway east OF lone Hotel.
Office hours daily from 10 q. m. to
5 p. m. except Sundays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

That New York police official
who last year banked $1,000 moro
than his salary amounts 10 seems
TO be wasting his time in police
department. Or, on secono
thought. maybe he isn't
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

In 1860, Edward III forbade the
playing OF football. aud made II q
criminal offense. because 1t hindered
the progress OF his pet hobby-ar-
cherry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

So far the best result of the re-
dictionary move in Germany was
the way it exposed the relations
between the old and new govern
mcnts-the bond that united their
Interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
MIGHT TRY vEGETARIANISM

The propaganda rolling ont of
the Department of Justice aniici-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

opening wedge looking 10 the
making of better stock on the
farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

Maybe the Allied troops are
occupying Constaniinople to keep
it safe until the Turks get back
from wiping somebody off the
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

IICS
Simply send ~ your
sddress on . poetai and
receive ~ return mail .
big SOC box ofEATONIc-
Try il faithfully. II hsstis-
6ed.send 10 Soc " il fails
20 bere6t vou-she tea
Is ffee---yoo - not owe
Is Gre penny Address
postal 10 Essooic Rem
edy Co. Deps. 4. io,s 5.
Wabash Ave. Co1rago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

For an infantile nation. Canada
is cunning for big game in getting
ready TO defy both the United
States and England TO interpret
the Canadian idea Of independ-
ence.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
BUSINESS CHANGE
AT CASTLRFORD

On March /. the business conducted
at Castleford under the name Of the
Reynolds brothers company was trans
ferred TO the eager Mercantile COM
pany.
IL Is understood that Reynolds
brothers company Will retain an in
terest in the new concern of which
Roy w. eager. formerly OF Filler will
be the manager and acting head. Mr.
eager needs no Introduction 10 the
majority OF the residents OF the tract,
he having been the premier pioneer
hardware man OF this irrigated sec
ton. his first store having been To-
Gated here sixteen years ago. Since
that time he has successfully con-
Quoted several mercantile stores In
various towns on the tract.
He states that the store will be run
the same as In the past excepting that
he will devote hts entire time to the
main store end. adding 10 his hard
ware and grocery stock, and com
pleting full line OF dry goods. shoes
md notions. Reynolds brothers will
not neglect the Castleford store. and
hey expect 10 maintain a complete i'm
Element line In that town together
With repair service. and In fact will
i've the implement end more atten-
ion than II has previously received.