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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22
Flor;daPress Opinion
How Plan win Probably Work Out.

John T. G. Crawford. Florida member of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee has returned home to
Jacksonville from the meeting of the committee in
Washington last Thursday and says that the diff
Guilty has been removed that would have made it
impossible for the Florida delegates to attend the
national convention in San Francisco because OF the
nearness in date of the convention and the date of
the convention and the date of our primaries when
the delegates must be elected. The date of the
national convention made day earlier, June
90. to cure the difficulty.
The Florida primaries are on June and asked as
the procedure getting the delegates elected and
certified in time to get them to San Francisco Of
fically accredited delegates Mr. Crawford explained
that in the selection of delegates there will be
second choice to be bothered with the twelve high
est being declared the winners. The county canvass
ing boards while requested to meet not later than
one week after the primary date the t4th of June
possible to the returns for delegates only
These returns would then be forwarded Immediately
to the state canvassng board at Tallahassee, and if
the plan carried out the letter by the
ing the returns from every county should be
at Tallahassee not later than the 18th.
The state canvassing board would require less than
two hours to count the votes and declare the win
ners These could be wired if necessary, of their
success and they could begin Immediately to make
p-eral aions to go to the convention city If
sary Mr. Crawford as national committeeman, could
take the credentials of each member with him and
give them to the delegates upon reaching San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Crawford is confident that the plan be
worked without any trouble if the Importance of it
is sufficiently impressed upon each and every county
canvassing board He will seek to have each
mittee member at the meeting of the state commit
tee there January 90 pledge himself a COM
mittee of one to do all in his power to bring about
success-Gadsden Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

started in Pensacola. there were some few obstruc-
tionists who were opposed to the movement; that
their objections had foundation. has been proven
by the strong movement which other neighboring
towns making to install such presses at their
own ports. Jacksonville is the latest port to inau
gurate movement for a high density press
Last year saw many movements started in Pensa-
cola some of which are on the way to completion,
and none OF which exceeds in Importance the high
density press, which will be ready to take care OF
the cotton CROP according to those most direct
~ interested in project such vital to
this entire section of Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22
second Sale of the Season For One stockman.

The Pensacola Journal is kind enough to say:
THE Gainesville Sun has every reason to be proud
of the fact that it the first Florida newspaper
to give out to the world the splendid of the
sale of thrty-f head of hogs $4,000. by Flor
ida farmer. and well says: This wonderful
awakening to the possibilities Of stockraising in
Florida !"
Indeed it wonderful awakening to the pos
sbllites in Florida When the Gainesville sun
made the announcement of that auction sale by Mr..
Herlong at which thirty-five head of hogs brought
more than twelve thousand dollars might have
added that it was his second sale of the And
he has more on hand and brood stock enough. of
pure breed to make his sale another year still
wonderful Alachua county is very proud of its in
telligent. wide stock raisers who adding
so much to the wealth of the county and the state.
And not only are they adding to wealth. but they are
Observation-Disclosures Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy and Keep Handy a Bottle of Pain.
Role ing SIoan's Eminent.

You need 1t when the unexpected
rheumatic twinge starts-the pains
and aches following exposure ciatica
lumbago. sore muscles, stiff joints
neuralgia Forgot az about buying
another bottle and keeping it handy
didn't you? Get it today-play safe
you may need it tonightl
This famous counter-irritant pcne-
trates without rubbing and scatters
the congestion. The pain or ache Il
soon relieved, leaving no plaster or
poulrice musSineSs. no stained skin
thousands of regular users keep Il
handy for emergency-they don't suf-
Ter needlessly- Three sizes at aif
iruggists-35c.. roc, sf.4o.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22
MS in your scrap book.
~ ew Era Features.
WHAT HAPPENED JANUARY p.

league of nations-Austrian AM
Germans report 200, 600 prisoners taksr
in Rumanian campaign.
1918.
Colonel Roosevelt in capital TO toia
war cabinet fight-Coal terminals stil
congested; bad weather defeats pu,.
pose of Garfield order-Baron Rhondds
prescribes two meatless days weekly
1919.
Allies ask all Russian factions :
conference on February 15th-secre
tary of War Baker orders release 9
lib conscientious DIRECTORS servl
sentences at Leavenworth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Steamer Dacia clears for Rotterdam
despite British threats-Germans re-
pulse fresh French attacks in the Bois
lie Pretre near Pont-a- Mousson drive
and drive French back in Hartmanns-
Weller region, in Alsace-S. S. Wilhel-
nina now under American flag sails
with cargo of food for Hamberg.
1916.
Montenegrin army will join Serbs
Queen of Montenegro and her daugh-
tiers take refuge in France.
1917.
President Wilson addresses senate
urging work for peace through a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22
Narrow Quarters for the Body.Guard

An exchange says. more than thousand sup
pcrters of Mr. Swearengen were present at the V.
Cicero Swearengen meeting recently held in the
Seminole Hotel We know the room they met in.
Not more than 200 common ordinary men could be
packed in it. The more than thousand Swearen-
gen men, just ratified round like a few seeds in
gourd in that room. They are so narrow" you
see.-Tampa Tribune
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22
He May Not Get a. Chance.

Senator Johnson has fired his first gun. He says
he will be willing to take the ratification of the
peace treaty before the people. We very much
afraid that Hi will not be able to control the destines
OF the peace treaty that long Public sentiment is
gradually forcing action in the senate-Palatka
News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22
Just a Little on the Side.

Mr.. w. r. Flowers, one OF Santa Rosa's leading
naval stores operators and capitalists, who is pro-
gressive along development lines moving his
hogs from outlying points to his still town this
week. Two auto truck loads of these hogs were
stopped on the streets of Milton Wednesday and
elected no small amount of favorable comment.
They are not pure bred Durocs although showing
strain Of that breed in their up, but they are
Just fine lot Of thrifty perkers weighing around
make a fine lot Of meat little later when they
will be converted into the great American product
pork.
Mr.. Flowers has about hundred of these pork
ers. grown as side line to his turpentine business
which we opne will net him handsome profit on
investment and cost of productions What Mr.. Flow
ers has done. others could do. to their profit
and the bettermen of the country by increasing its
food suppy.-NIton Gazette
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Southern cattlemen will meet in Montgomery
January 27-2S for the Eighth Annual Convention Ad-
vance notices from Montgomery state that num-
Der of bankers expected and that cattle loans by
banks will be discussed. More and more the finan-
cier and the producer are coming TO realize their de-
pendence. one upon the other
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

The story is going the rounds that the first thing
Edward Box did after retiring editor of the
Ladies' Home Journal to reduce the rent of six
houses owned by him. in Merton, Pa. He was popu-
lar already with the ladies' but if he keeps at
that rate. they viii be making him the presidential
nominee of the Peoples Party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

killed by L. A. Duncan. which weighed 500 pounds
after he had been dressed and one of the hams of
which weighed a pounds. closely trimmed" We
have been so closely trimmed ourselves. when It
comes to ham, per pound that it is almost impossi-
be for US to believe that there is that much ham,
all at one time. anywhere on earth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

The American Legion has plenty of work cut out
it, but it does not quite fair to look to the
soldiers to do all the hard work, abroad and at
home. We don't want to forget that they have al
ready saved America once. and it is up to
the rest of to do of the saving too.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

It's all right to watch your STEP but hold your
head up high enough sometimes to catch glimpse
of the stars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

free government is the kind that lets every man
do the other man-What?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Palmer may also be a nominee. They are as
thick as blackberries in June but by the time the
blackberries are ripe the plumb will have fallen
into somebody's mouth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

DR.. Ford A Carpenter is his name. not his profess
sion and has the distinction filling the posi-
ton as head Of newly created department of the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce-the department
of meteoroIogy and aeronautics.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Florida Attracts Swine Growers" says headline
in state exchange. The next thing we know they'll
be making sows ear out of silk purse.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

II Florida keeps on buying up all that purebred
CATTLE there won't be any left in the old clay hills
of Georgia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

The centennial seems to justify the newspapers
the state giving Pensacola friendly co crack.
every once in often. Possibly the Breeze does
not know that the great Worlds Fair in Chica go
was held after the Haymarket riots. No one con-
nected the two which were as far apart in con-
nection as are the centennial and the burglaries
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Liquor Laden Ship is Sinking" says headline.
Evidently it full at the time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Uncle Joe Dixon of the Gadsden Times is coming
back at us. because we poked fun at the Con-
gressonal Record Wen stand for anything that
Uncle Joe viii recommend, but wish they
wouldn't make those speeches SO long and often
and then maybe there would be enough paper to
go round. and also might have been among those
present at the recent party over in Paris-hat is TO
say by proxy. Of course.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

The lower the shoes are, the higher they seem
to be.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Clean up or clean out. is the slogan used by
western town. which might well be adopted in Pen
sacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

The game of life is lots of fun;
It's easy enough to play;
But before you play you must learn the rules.
Or theren be the deuce to pay.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

Let US make Pensacola the spotless Town
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-22

old-fashloned waltz is coming in again.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

s. vENDE casa de 5 ~cuartos. en- Ia Gale
y. Medina: tiene todsb las conve7lencias
.rcdernas. Gale pavir1cntada. tranvia 4 Ia
puerta. luz electrical. gas y aqua. Patio con
frholcs ~fru.alcs y de scmbra y garage.
Precio $4,000. 90. $1,000. 90 al contado. y
resto en- abonos de $50. 90 ror mes. Para
mas irforrneS yea al ST.. Robes. con Smith
L Smith. 400 National Bank of CONNER
&C. Tel. Or. 2090.
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Libros Marayilosos.

Para los que s%ufren, son victimas
de Ia d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
la suerts, fracasan en- u negocios y
son desafortunados Ell amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograrar todos sus
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clos y empresas, lograran Ell carino
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no sus asuntos = triunfaran en- TODD;
sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran & sus enemigos y ma
die podIa causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa.
IA gastcs y recibira ca:aiogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 61-A. Habana- Cuba.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

4 preciCs e&cepclonaLeS.
Ajo seco. nuevo. Csc. libra: Anis nuevo.
S5c; Comino nuevo Csc; Carela Ceylan T2c;
Camar6n con cascara. soc; Chic 1aFones,
43c; Chicle blanco So. 10: Chile pasilla negro.
81. SO: Chile C~uajiilo. soc: Chorizo estilo me
xicano. I4c: Chocolate mexieano Ccgitimo)
55c: Chile piquin ruevo. s5c; Cacao en- gra-
no 33c: Piloncillo importado de Mexico 2Sc;
molcaietes piedra +5c; Queso de tuna. lsc2
Queso blanco Acc; Habas. 16c; Ca-ne SEGA,
battles pssados. 20 libras PSF $3.50: Loza
de barro de Guada!ajara as pleas s~urtidas(
3.o0; Cajetas de Celaya. 75c. la docena:
$500 cieato. y otras mercancias lgua!mente
b~aratas. LOLA DE GUADALAJARA: b.
tell6n con plato y vase. Sl.25: botel6n So
lolo. e5c: JueSo . cazuelas Si-35: JarEos
caldsreta 10 8 Csc: Olos lumbreras 10. 20 y
40c; Jarrcs cocos. 10 y l6c; Vases y olas
olor, 80 a soc; Alcancias marranitos = fru-
tas. 1 a zoe: Jarros verdes. 10 y l6c: ia
rritas engrstadas. I a Ice: Animales de Ia
b!a l0c: Chucheria I5c. docena: Anlmales
miniature. 15c. docena: ONAT De FIRE.
SADILLA zee. LIBRA. 2ida lsra complete
de loza. Pidase lista hoy misrao. Para OBJ
tener estos precios ~acompanee iraporte com
p!eto junto con el red!do. BROS.
Box 80. Sta. 4. Iil0is W.. ST.
San Antonio, Texas. Tel6fono Or. 1862.
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GRATIFICARE con 5000 a Ia persona
cue ME proporcicne intormes eIactos acerea
Gel actual paradero de mi he-mano Francis
co Elizondo. de 70 amos de edad. quien anda
en- comrania de su madre. Sra. Severa Carl
denas. de 40 amos de edad. color blanco, oios
azulcs. Los acompana tambiea Ia Sy:z-
Emma Eli5ondo. de IS. amos de edad. y un
nino de 9 amos. Juan Elizondo. CuaIes uuierl
informe so5re este asunto. dirijase a Refu,
gio Elizondo. Camp G. 6. Crowley. Texas.
(29Di
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

G~RATIFICARE con s2.00 a Ia persona que
me proporcione infornes exactos acerca del
actual paradero de Ia sonora Tiburcia Her
nandez, de So amos de edaG, e~statura regu-
lar, color moreno, pIo negro, y nariz gran
de: Ia acompana I'm hiio de is amos. llama
do Manuel Rueda. y una hrmana de ella.
Plicida Hernandez. Son originarios de Val
paraiso, Zacatecas. Cualesquier informs So
bre este asunto, dirijase a Agustin Rueda.
262 y, Broadway. Aurora, III. (29)
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 . Ia pcrsona que
me proporcione infcrmes exactos aeerea deli
actual paradero de mi hijo Bibiano Romero.
de l9 amos de edad. ~estatura baja, color mo-i
reno, ojos grandes, pestaha china y pclo ne.
ego. Quicn e! mes de Agosto del aho pasado.
sali6 de Ganado. Texas. para Manor. del MS
mo Estado, sin haberse tenido mas n~oticias,
accrca de ,5u paradero. Cualesquier inforr,sI
sobre este asunto diriiase a Srita. Francis,
ca Herrera. Ganado, Texas. (3D
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HERMOSA RESIDENCIA

Hermoss casa hecha de
ladrillo s6!ido. situada en- un
extenso lote en- esquina. y 70
Geada de uaEaiiicos irboiss
y cSsped. Tiene siete -eca
raa-as. pisos de MADEIRA du-
n. pisos de marmol en- 81 hail
&c -eceTcI6a, sdo-nos de pie
ORA esculpi3a en- Ia sala, her
mosas paroles de color. calen
tadores. todss las comodidades
m~odernss. garage de !adriIo
para dos carrosr cuarto de sir
visntes. cuarto para e. lava
do. etc. Para mayores dctalies
8 Sterling D. Freedom.
Or. 560s.
ROGERS HILL co.
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VENDENOS toca6ores. mesas. sillas , cajas
para hielo. baratas. So+ So Alamo. t2s)
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DARE BUENA GRATiFICACIoN a Ia
persona CUE me propo-cione informes exac
toss acerca del actual paradcr, de Viccnts
Ramon de IS amos d.. edad complexion gruG
sa pei ocolorado y chino: ~estatura baja quien
en- Agosto de 1919 sc encontraba ep Casdelle
Texas. de doade Sc recibicron SIS dltimas
~no-icias. Cuaiesquie- informe sobre este Asun
to, @i-i;ase a Jesus Ramon. Box 1888. Carrie
Springs. Teas.
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ENSENANZA.

80 g-afg. -sneGur:a. e~Sc-ItCra g.
sSsoui2a. gratis. J.sS:v. AIns de "asnef
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a la per
soma que me propo-cione informes exactos
acerca del actual raradero de mis- hermanosl
Pal Jose y Adela Tijerina, de quienes ha-
ce dos amos tuve las ultimas n~oticias, pro-
ccdentes de Rosebud. Texas. Cualesquier in
forme sobre este a~sunto. dirijase n Dante Til
%jerina. 1915 Mercier St. Kansas City. No.
cod
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

M n MARTINEZ GULNAN. ESOeSiatsta
- .1FsrnsedaGe, De uiHos : part2s. MeGiei-
=. "a general. otictna- 1901 " commerce
= TsIefouo Travis 22se
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DR.. JOSE Ma. SoRIANO
DFNTISTA MEXICANO.

Premiado en- Mexico. en- Estaaos Uni
dos Y en- Francia por "a superioridad
de sus ~trabajoS. 304 Brady Sas-
San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

DR. Y. PALOMO. Intermediates GRO
meas. Consultor;o 10 S. Pecos. Te-
sfonos: Oficina. CT. S602. Residen-
cia.. Miss. 2l75. ConSultas gratis.
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PARA CANAR MAS DINERO

Apreada listed in
giles en- 81 prop!a
casa, por medic de
nuestro curse eSpa
cial, Y Il ayuda de
una persona amer!-
ana. EnyIenos Sc
nombre y direction
Y de daremos la*or.
mes.
2l4l Main st.
P. 0 Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE
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RESTAMCS

;NECESITA s35.o07 Prestamos contidencia-
les sobre nuebics a personas a sueldo. Aho-
nos faciles. Por $500, 35c. semararios. 800
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. 12l3S
Main St Houston. Texas.
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DR. HERACLI0 GONZALEZ

doy N, San Saba s.. esoGina con I2NE-
yjev. Telefono Travis $40.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-27

AUTOMOBILES sin chaufters
pisponeros De magnfficos AUTOMOBILES de 8
c~ilindros para alquilar sin chauffer. Visite-
NOS, College Street Auto Livery. ga Col
kee St, Tel&fono Or. Sill. Ge-entc. J. D.
Scarborough.
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# AVISOS De OCCASION II
EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA inrcdiatamcnte sastre com
p,tente en- Ia confecci6n de pautalones. de-
b. tambien entender aigo de eorte: s ho-
RS dc traraio. y SIS 90 sueldo por dia. Di-
~rijanse iImeditamente a Hazlett Tailoring
Co. Brackettville. Texas. CD
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia per-
soma que me propo-cione informes exsctos
acerca del actual paradero de los sefiores
Pablo Martinez y Cleofas Almanac quienes
Sc encontraban hace como cuatro afios en- IA
hacienda de las Cruces. S. L. P. y cesGe
entonces no sc han recibidc mas noticias
de ellos. CualesQuier informe sobre este ssun
to. diriiase 4 Pablo ALMANAC. Pinneo. Co
10. C2e)
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vENTAS
CERCA DEF, SAP DEPOT

Casa de 5 ~cuartos, baho. teTaza. estilo mo
derao, dos cuadras al sur de Ia Gale Flo
res. SO. 10000 $4,000 al contado. y $4,000
por mes, inc!uyendo intereses
4. B. RATHER REALTY co.
40 Frost Bldg. Tel. t.. sos6
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MEDICOS-

pocroRA oBsTETRIcA of7ees sa5 Gs ssds,s5Ss
a ploheo. Selma sS'
T0CT0P TA,IEZ. Ciruiano. Dentista Mex
80 EsDe.l2Iidad en- eo-onaS, p~eA -
enfermedade5 De "a bota. t'EcEi.S~, = "a.
co" uh I'm mrx:sangs, Ezamea EralS-
10 Pa r-a.is p-cssgs ctmo@os, ; en- @o'n SS
toH7-'' - Dlrecc55a: Altos B9Ie" &c
j. - eos W. Commerce s. 81"
Antonio. Ic&2S.
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VENDO historic Mexico a Traves De los
Sisios." Dirisi-se & 2li Theo Avenue Tel
Tt. o4S.
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Sc DESEA saber cual es el domicilio. en-
San Antonio, Tex. del Sr. valentin Salda-
ma y de la Sra. Maria Saldaha. aquel de
20 amos de e6sd. color moreno, = ~estatura
regular; ella ce color moreno. ~estatara re
gular y COMPLEXION grucsa- o-ig2narios do
Nuevo Laredf Mexicc. Los busca su her
mana EIelquiade, Sadana, quiea lego 4 es-
t. ell Juevcs y regresar4 para Nuevo La
redo el ~pr6ximo Lunes: pero dessa verlos
antes de irse. Cualesquier informe diriiase
3 Mequiades Saldaha. 636 Main Ave. San
Antonio, Texas. 1857
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Sc TENDE eoche. lIaatas de huls. propio
para fauiia o sitio, yegua , Euarnicion.
1903 Guadalupe St t6)
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s! EFEESlTA carries para mudanzas. Q car
gay cguipaIeS. liable a koSALGS: IeleiJ;S
TraylS iI26.
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PESQUISAS.

DARE BUENA GRAT1F1cACIoN q Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informes e1aetos.
acerca del actual paradero de Casiano Her
randez, como de so amos &c edad. color tn
gueno. e~statura alta, complexion sruesa, u
quien hace mas de diez amos que sali6 rum
DO q Denver, Colo, sin haberse tenido des-
de crtonces noticias acerca de So parzderoj
Cualesquier informe sobre este asunto. di-i
r;jase a Pedro HERNANDEZ Armstrong.
La (2S)
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BARcLEY CoRSETS. DO E. Houstsn St,
Sa- Antonio. Texas. Cgarto 203. Co-sets
coafeccgoaados con todos los adclaatos De
u.timo es-;lo = O. inmcjo=ab,e c-iidad, Tam
5ien sc veRden 5onitos srab&los Aechos en
80. 500
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
AROCADOS.

sESokEs FERRoCARRILEEos NENcA-
NOS Hare cue las CocaIGetsa les T=:rs'
s,,.sn I, g-s i1vi-+;6 en- Bozcs de = Ii.
sa-tzG. Cooro "RzcE Ply SUrneaJo de Erei-
dos. CHEQUES y "r-uagcs". s. s1-r .lE1n &c
riIsu5e en- 81 t-abaio 20 e dirs 10 cue deee
re5i-. A--eglo EsEocios relae;oa2dc7 con m'
profession en- toa2s partes DE- pas. 1'T
r.-sc Al Lie. }. PEAECE KANE. Se5 Kan
yas Civ Life Bids. SErs-S City. 10
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wJrsTCA PARA PIANO tmarEsc-::a.J Fida
lista general. observation-disclosures pe-a orqSeS-
"A. et-. Repertoire De Mus'ca Ne%ieHr"' SeA
~ S.s 4 I4IOI West. Commerce 81. San
Antonio. Texas.
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ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP lS5 S. Flores A
ente-a satisfaction. con los ~reJoreS mate
ria!ss. SC rCpS-a ca!Zado. Precios moticoS.
Eligio ArriaEa.
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PERDIDAS
TRIMONIA

JOvEN de IS amos de edad. honrrado. sin
who's y trabaiador: desea tener correspon
dencia con Sonora o Seaorita mexicana, OBJ
jeto m~atrimonio. Toda correspondence dirf
iase a l.. RAMIREZ. P O.. Box 81. Cicero,
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NOLINoS DE PIEDRA PARA NIXTAMAL.
De . y 5 caballos de fuerza. Pida fo!leto. P.
BACA. Box 92i. Los Angeles. Cal.
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amueblsdo y dos Guar
220 Lavaca St 90
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TRASPASOS.

TRASPASo casa de modas. muy acreditada.
con magnifica clientele. y mIy bien situada-
u. n. Santa Rosa Ave. CID