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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25

~ THEIR day l tell my boss bouta
" somating wot tink. And he say
70 me you no better speaka dat way
out loud eef you lika to stay cen deesa
place Tonga time. He say, "Eef you
roasta ladies, PietrO, ees ALA same
Seeka dirt on your own grave"
But wot he tella me ees no scare
yer mooch. Eef lika somating I like
plenta mooch and eef no lika41 gotta
aeesgust. So 1 speaka wot tink eef
res breaka my neck, no care.
When da war broka out somebody
penvent camoufage for maka every
ling looka wot aint. Weeth da caInou.
Hage one ship ees looka lika two ship
and two ship looka lika no ship.
Weeth plenta paint everything eess
made for loelzaa leafrefce ziusa for
sgooia dfheA @
And now when "a War ees quset
some da women keepa right IN ldQ
;ama ting. I see one woman ptneT
Law weeth so moocha paint on could
;oola U-boat. Eef we use so moocha
black powder on da Germans as won-
an use white powder on da face mebbe
we gotta heem licked long time ago.
Seema lika only ting some cheecken
10 now ees scrubba da nose white,
paint da cheek peenk, maka red lips
and putta google cen da eye weeth
black stick. Lika data way da face
stick out lika sore thumb. And when
ees come. on da street she maka more
noise as da fire engine.
One girl tella me she jusa putta
nough on for stoppa da shine. She
gotta so mooch on 1 feegure mebbe
she tink her face ees headlight, j
dunno. Longa time ago reada some
place dat da pen ees stronga like dn
sword, or somating. For way some da
women looka now feegure da powder
puff ees greater as da wash rag. But
I dunno
Wot you tink?
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Great Year For
The Baptists
And Other News Told By
Our Special COrresPOn-
dent, II. r. Burns

left here the IS tn inst. ioI
Jackson, Tenn. 10 attend the Tenn
Baptist State Convention which
convened the l7-I9 in the First
Baptist Church house. left two
and half inches of snow on the
ground. When we reached the
Nashville Basin there was no snow
except just trace on top OF the
highest hills.
/ saw an old man and an old
woman come into the coach at one
of the stations. A younger man
came on with them and took the
old people into his arms and pres
sed them to his bosom and kissed
them passionately, after he lett the
train he went around the depot
ard wrang his hands and wept
bitterly. / suppose he is good
son and they were his parents and
he thought may be he would nev-
er see them in life again.
AS I think of the many sad
partings by death and otherwise
in this life l wonder why every one
does not prepare for the happy
life TO come on the other side
where there are no sad bereave-
inents and where loved ones never
part. Jackson is a very beautiful
city of near 20, 600 population, has
FIVE railroads and almost every con-
venience of modern citv.
Our convention was perhaps the
greatest meeting ever held III the
State by this body, as the follow
ing statistics will show. DIR. Viii
son. our State Secretary, made ethe
following report.
Dr. Wilson having reported to
the session this morning, more
than 81, 100000 having passed
through his hands the past year.
Neerly all this sum was contribu-
ted for the various interests fostet-
ed by the Baptist $4,000, 900
campaign.
Of the campaign fund I38,-
625.1 IA went to Christian educa-
ton; $I34, 528.l4 to foreign mis-
sions; $1OO,453.o5 10 home mis-
sions; $65, ,450.26 to state missions
S48, 2O4. 10 to the Nashville Bap-
fist Orphanaee at Nashville; $780,
0O5 80 to the Baptist Memorial
Hospital at Memphis, and $24,-
4O5,55 to ministerial relief.
| took my boy Herman, with
me we spent the time in the plea
SAINT home of my brother Matt and
his good wife.
We had great trip.
H. +. Burns.
Monterey, Tenn. Nov %.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Th. oldest Piano.

The oldest piano In existence was
made by Cristofori in the year lIzo'
and is still in good condition. bu'
its sound is more like that of a harp
than a piano, for its wires, instead OF
being struck by hammers are pluckeo
hv noints of Quill or of hard leather.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Ancestors Were All .alaekl

The fairness OF the European skin
Ia attributed to some virtue fn the
,uprarenal glands, and all the knowl'
edge we have since gained supports
the conclusion formed by John Hnpter
$50 years ago that the original color
Of mans skin was black. :.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
lmnortation Of the Elephant

The first instance of an elephant be
Ing brought to western Europe was In
sO7. when the Calipk Haroun al Ras-
child presented one to Charlemagne
II was not until 1858, however that
this well-knnwn and sagncious animal
went To England.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
THE WORLD

This is the best world, we live
in to lend-or to spend, or to give;
bu. to beg, or to borrow, or get a
man 5 own, its the very worst that
was ever known.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
parattin for Dull Furniture.

When your furniture gets 'lt'ie
dull looking and feels sticky, try pour.
ing little bit of paraflin on n rag and
rubbing dry with a clean @.duster untii
every bit OF the oil is removed IL
will leave nice polish and be very
&c n.lcfnctorv
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Tea Blended to Suit Water.

Whenever large town In the Brit
lsh Isles changes its source of water
supply, sample is taken by the tea.
blenders, in order that TIE right blend
Of tea may be made to suit that par
hcnlar water.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Tribute to AarIeuIturIs,.

"The agricultural population" says
Cato. produces the bravest men. val
Innt soldiers, and class OF. citHens
the least given OF all to evil designs
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
washln,,on.s Peculiar Hobby.

George Washington's principal d.
version was training baby foxes. He
was fond of fox hunting. He took the
animals home and trained them In all
kinds Of tricks, which he often exhib-
tied 10 fliends.-
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
..uTparruysiup.

Green Maid announcing a caller
"Please. mum, is this the lady yon'toid
me always TO say you was out tor
Boston Transcript. -
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Our plank.

We may he wrong. but our position
ia that. for SO. the garage mechanic
.hould have done something TO our
car besides grease the cushions.-Dai'
las News.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
No. 81
A LINE o. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs
A ooopY SHOP.

I'd like to find a big department
store
Whose shelves were filled until they
bubbled DER
With all the things the Soul OF man
requires
To satisfy in full its best desires
A goodly stock of sympathy ana
Cheer,
A disposition proof against the
Sheer,
A Counter spread with Kindly
Thought to lift
The heart that's chilled out OF its
arctic drift,
Consignments of Goodwin ana
Laughter clean.
A cure that's sure for Yellow
Streaks and Spleen,
And Fabrics fair weft featly
through and through
With Love, and Faith, and Hope
and Honor true.
(Copyright)
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
whAenc Prouresslon.

The use of the wheel goes back to
the dark ages. The first wheels were
made of solid blocks of wood cut from
the trunks Of trees. Many changes
vare made before the modern wheel
was evolved.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
New Teachers

Three new teachers have made
their appearance at school to fill
DO iitions made vacant earlier N
the season by resignations. They
are Prof, Arrants and Misses Hunt
ntad s,tssf. sgs y
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25

Asbestos Feathery as Ejderde~n.
Asbestos is feathery as .eiderdown,
and can be spun or woven An ounce
nas been spun into string more than
a hundred yards long. 3 .<;
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Greenland.

Greenland was so named because OF
he mantle of MOSES, grasses shrubs
md Towering plants which cover u IN
mmmer, literally making IL a green
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25

Saturday, Nov p, you can see
"Fickle Women" at the Picture
Show. See them on the screen.
Tuesday, Nov so, Paid In
Advance is the feature.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
(Copyright.)

Service Always Worth. While.
Those who live for gain don't have
nearly so good time as those who
live for service. e.,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
TELL HER
ABOUT IT AGAIN
(Roe Fulkerson in Kiwanis Mag
azine.

man. lie was nv friend When
his wife died FASTENED to him to
offer what little comefor, | could.
hoped that the presence of a
friendly hand or just the silent
sympathy of friend nearby would
help.
He asked me to go with him
into the room where his wife OF
twenty years Law with folded hands
in her casket. He stood at the
head of her coffin and burst into
tears.
She never knew how much |
loved her., he sobbed.
What had been friendship in my
heart turned to disgust. What had
been sympathy turned to .distaste
What had been sorrow for him
turned to delight that at last She
was free from such a man.
She never knew how much q
loved her !" Al
Why in the name of heaveaI
didn' he tell her? Nhy had Ky
sat near her every meal for yea Z
and left her in doubt about il? WIZ
had he told her goodnight ever I
night through the years and neyts
told her she was the sweetest th'"el
on earth2 !.
How about you? When did sos
last tell her that vou loved AsieEts
How long has it been since stQ
have explained to her that thFoaF
t all the years you have ileD
ceased TO appreciate heTs
Is there a telephone ali vosl
bow Are you at hofiicy wit
sitting on the other side o.
table where You CAN tell her abe
ii now:
She knows it, you saw.
All, maybe she does. maybe
she believes it, but God alo.Te
knows how hungry her heart has
been many and many time to
have you pause i'll yovr chase for
useless dollars to tell her that she
was a dear.
| know how it is-you have
grown to take her love for you for
granted, to allow her to take yours
for her as a matter of course; but
if you would just try once again
as in the old days to slip your
arm around her and tell her about
it YOU would be doumbfounded to
see llo# happy it will make her:
You are afraid you will make a
fool of Yourself?
Man, man, believe ME your
wife would rather have you make
a fool of yourselfin just that way
than to have you the wisest hus-
band who ever sat ON supreme
court bench.
You are inclined to dodge senti-
ment!
Whv. bless you. sentiment is the
one thing that distinguishes mel
from savages, from horses, from
dogs, and from angle wormsl
She never knew how much I
loved her "
Will YOU too, saw that as YOU
look down on her in her coffin;
Listen to me, Mr.. Kiwanis! 1t
she never knows how much YOU
love her il is your fault
Right now you dare not phone
the Kiwanis florist to send her a
bunch of posies and put your
card in them
Right now You haven't got the
nerve to send her bcx OF candy
with Sweets to the sweet IN 1t!
And oh, boy, if you would just
try it,
Far from thinking you a TOOL
Won will make her one of the
happiest women who ever lived!
Great guns, man! don't think /
dom know youfeel that way to-
ward her I'm not questioning
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25

Is you are ashamed to tell her
yourself, pass her this article and
tell her to read it and see what
she says.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
PROTESTAN Los
P%ROP|ETRA|OS De
CAkT|NASEN MEX.
SIBERIAN Los SABADOS Y
Los DOhINGOS PERDERAN
hUCHO DINER0

Tekoraea Especial para LA PREESA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Septiembre
17.-Los propietarios de cantinas de
esta ciudad acaban de elevar una ener-
gica protesta ante Ia Confederation
de Camaras de Concrete por Ia recien
te disposition dictada por las autorida
des en- Ell sentido de que ESQ estable-
cimientos cierren sus puertas en- 10
successive durante los dias sabados Y
6omingoS.
Alegan los cantineros que poniendo
Sc en- practica esa orden sufren gra-
visimos perjuicios en- sus intereses y
pierden grandes de dinero. to-
da vez que son los dias de Ia semana
que salvan con las ventas De ncores
las perdidas de los dfas de trabajo.
Dicen los cantineros que. de CONT
nuar en- vigor tai disposition, tendran
que clausurar sus establecimientos, 10
cuaI periudicara al Tesoro Municipal
por las fuertes entradas que percibe
por concepto de venta de bebidas en-
briagantes.
Sc considera improbable que el Co.
bierno retire la prohibition, estiman-
dose. que. de poder m~antenerse en- vi
gor constituira un paso hacia la ten
dencia de If suprimiendo POGO a po-
co en- las classes incorporates Ia o 3
tumbre de alcohollzarse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

As,ucia o los Charros co~ntrabandis,as.

AStGclA o los OhArrpe NCHLTaUd"UI'NaS.
Novels nexicana. Dos tomos ........S2.oo
e Indio Costal. o cl Dragon de IA
R.;na. po- Ferry -. ...........sI.o 90
81 Sitio de Ia gochela ........ ........Sl 90
Los Rsndidos &c LondrcS. por Feval .-..Si.oo
Memorials de una SueSra. por Aesvedo ..Sl.0o
Memorials. ReliauiaS Y RctratoS- Nara
cioras na;ri6ticas. por Pen .........sI. 90
VI ESYosa Official. por Savage .........Si. 90
SnooIe5u. por Dumas ........ ........sl 90
In Hijo Natural. por Nombela ......Sl.9 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
UN CUHADO 10 DENUNCIO

HAMILTON. Ontario, Septiembre
Liza detenci6n de Edward P. Fis-
cher efectuada esta maiiana aqui, por
considerarsele como sospechoso V SUI
poner u pudiera tener alguna cone
xion con el espantoso desatre de Wall
Street. en- Nueva York. Sc verifico
en- vista de Ia information pro-
~porcionada por un cuhado de 81, Ro-
berto Pope, de Nueva York. Los dos
individuos estan recien llegados aquf,
pues tenfan dos dias de haberse hos
pedado en- lin hotel de esta ciudad. ell
donde Sc registraron como ~proceden-
ties de Nueva York. a
La policia dice que Pope ha decla-
rado que hace como tres semanas su
cunado Fischer predijo Ia catastrofc
ocurrida en- Wall Street aver Y en-
vic avisos de ella a inc amigos su-
yos que trabajaban en- n oficina de
csc distrito neoyorkino. Pope dice que
su cuhado desde hace tempo Sc hal!a
algo afectado del cerebro V cree mas
bien que Ell aviso del proximo dasastre
que iba a ocurrir, es algdn case "te-
lepatico."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
AlBlNO ARAh \ ES
AGASAJADO N CHIHUAHUA

Orros de los jefes del pasado movi-
miento viilista, Albino Amanda segun'
do de Villa. sali6 del Es,ado de Du'
range n pasar las fiestas patrias a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
MUY I%NTERENSANTE
Los JEFES DE-
FAMILIA.

Los mas prominentes medicos de
este pals, recomiendan a todas las a.
mas de casa. por medic de los princi-
pales periodicos, que tomen toda cla'
Sc de precauciones contra Ia IN
FLUENZA ESPANOLA cue Sc desa-
rrollara en- ell proXimo invierno.
Aun no Sc puede saber de que mag
nitud sera. en- este ano, pero es muy
c~onveniente que Ell publico en- gene
raj sc prevenga a fin de que ell tie
rrible NAL no 10 sorprenda.
Tomando TODD este IN %considera-
cion, la conocida casa de La Bola",
de L. Chapa de esta ciudad, que ha
establecido un Departamento para
atender los ordenes que Sc lie hagan
por correo o express V donde maneja
con especialidad toda clase de Produc-
tos Mexicanos, cuenta o un gran
surtido de YERBAS MEDICINALES,
TAMARINDC, ROSA DE CASTI-
LILA, ETC. etc, Y en fin TODD 10 que
nuestros paisanos usan de p~referen'
cia para combatir tan terrible NAL.
Este p~revenido Y haga sus pedidos
con anticipation en- la seguridad que
sera bien atendido. Escriba pidiendo
listas de precios-
LA BOLA"...
Depto. de Productos Mexicanos.
l. CHAPA,
San Antonio, Texas.
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OBRAS DE BLASCO IBA\EZ.
oBRAS DE HUGO CONWAY

OBRAS DE HUGO CONWAY.
Il S-crcto de Ia Nicvc ........ ....... soc
Ia Casa Rola ........ ..-.-... .-...-. Coz
4: MiSterio. 1900. -..-...... .........-. sIt
Herido por IT Rsyp ....-... .......... so.
Sin aadre ........ ........ .-........ sNc
MISCELANEA LITERARIA.
Carne &c Canon Cuentcs. Dor Marco
limo DavsIrs ..-..... --,-.-.. 5000. 60,
CartaS Do Mujeres. por Manuel Mur-
quiz Blsnso ........ ........ $500" 10,
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BIBLIOTECA DE NOVELlSTAS.
Tomas cmpastados en- tea final

Tones empastanos en- ea INDY
Perez EScrIch-
e Pan de los Pobres. Custro tnnoS $500
Fl Ano. de los Amorcs. Custro tomoS $500
El Inferno de los Celos. SeKunda parte
de L. anterior. Cuat-o tones ........$t.oo
La Madre dc los DesamparsdoS: 4 tomoS.ss.o0
la Mujer Adultera. Custro tomos ....St.Oo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

de Chihuahua V a celebrar al mismo
tempo Ia pacificaci6n del Norte, Y 81
iniciacion, asf como Ia &c todos sus
soldados. en- Ia agricultural.
Amanda paso ell - Y el 16 en- la re-
gi6n de Palomas. babierdo sido aga
sajado en- San Carlos por algunos je-
fes y oficiales del Ejtrcito que estan
de guarnicion en- n comarca. En- Sc
guida Amanda sali6 para el Rio Con-
chos. cerca de IL plaza de Oji0aGa. en-
donde Sc lie asign6 una hacienda.
En- general Sc tienen noticias de que
TODD el elemento ex-villista, IN los (u-
cares en- donde Sc encuentra, celebr6
entusiaStamente junto con el aniver-
sario de II Independence su compile
Ia p~acificaci0n.
Tlot-
Para Iibros en- espanol, d~irijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial lozano. 119
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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Sabado Is de Septiembre de 1920.

Discusses y Articu.os de lSnaeio IA
mI-eT 49,. -..----.. $1,000 -. ooS
DiScursos Literar:os y Conferereaas-
por e. Lie. Jesus Urueta ........ -. sec
e Cssamiento de Quevedo ....--.. .-. sVc
La Voc de Ia Observation-Disclosures de
hermosas y morales historietas ....sl-5o
Las MI y una Noches. Cuentos arabeS
y perSaS, tradueidas al eastellano. Tn
tomo a Ia ruStca -. ~ oo
La misma obra enpastadd en- cartonc. .SI-Zo
Los Nil y IN DiaS. Cusntos arabcS y per-
sas. traducidos n caStsllano ........Sl.20
La Ley de DioS. Collection de leyendaS ba-
saaas en- los principles del DecaloEo, por
Da- Maria del PIisr Sinues ...,-... $40
Las Bendiciones de QueveGo .......... oOc
Los Amorcs de Quevedo --...... -. ooc
Los P~ercances de Ouevedo ........... 60c
Muieres Celebres de Mexico. Recopiiacion
de interesantes datoS Sobrc las mujeres
mas notables cue Ia producido MeNico.Sl.25
Viafes dc CULVER 4 GiverSos raises.
Edici6n ilust-aSa. pasta tela ....-.-.Si-0o
viaje Alrededor del Mundo. lntereSante
relate de IN viaje por las principles
nzciones del Glcbo ........ ......-... I5c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
Sc LES BUSCA TRABAJO A 500
HOMBRES QUE REGRESA-
RON DE YUCATAN

TsleOruma Espeetat para "LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
17.-La Secretarfa de G~obernaci6n ha
ordenado que Sc les busque Immediate
mente trabajo q quinientos campesi-
nos que acaban de reGresar de Yucca
tan y que Sc italian actualmente en-
la Escuela de Trio de esta Ciudad
muriendose de hambre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
I'm sospechoso de compiled
dad en- Ell atentado dina
mitero, aprehendido
(Viere de Ia pAg. Ia-)

siendo eXaminado por un medico en-
Ia estaci6n de Policia donde Sc halla
detenido, para que exprese 81 el suje-
to en- question Sc halla en- 81 sano
iuicio, pero hasta ahora no Sc lie ha
i~nterrogado NADIA acerca de los avi-
so dados a sus amigos.
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La reaparicion de los ex vi
llistas en- agriculture

Ciene 10 la pag. 1a.l
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OBRAS DE M~AUPASSANT.
OBRAS DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZIo

e. Trilnfc de IA Nucrte. Dos tomos ..Sl.20
81 Placer. Dos tomo> ......-- 1900 ..Si2o
- I1ocer,. ..... ........ ........ 60c
I-ss NirrcncS Ge las RocdS ........... soc
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OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARI.
"A Sl25 cadz tonc-p
TomoS EmpaStaccs en- len

Los Pi-asas de Ia Na!asia-
Ia ConGuiSta Dc IN ~lnrsr'o.
la vensanza de Sando&sn-
la RecorcuiS,a de Monprace7n.
- Rey del Aire-
En- TeSoro de Ia Montana AEGl.
Los pi-atas De Ia BermudaS.
Fl Eyterminio de ia T-ibu.
Las AGuiaS dc a E>teps.
Ia ESt-ella dc Ia Aravcanis.
I'm FL Mar dc las PerlaS
II Hnc del Co-Sario RaSc-
Los UitimoS Filiouste-cs-
Los EstraSoS de IA China
Ia Montana de Orc
Ia GIraf3 Blanca.
Ia. Na-avillaS del Ano 1000
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NOVELAS DITERSAS.

Bertoldo. Bc-toldino = Cacaseno. EN-
paStaGa .......- -...-..- $500. -.-- oOc
Carmen. Eermosa Novela mexicana po-
cs doa kso5 = f Taber' FOR Ell GraI. Riva
PsIaeio. Precio ........ ............s3.25
C!emencia. Hermosa novela meNicana
por D. ISaacio Altamirano. I'm tomo.
edici6n de ulo 100000. $500. --....SI.15
e. Tunnel. La mas tamoss novels de Il
guerra. por keilcrman .............Sl.so
Del ClauStro al Canpanento o IA Mon
ia Alfe-ez. Sensational novela de in
~fo-tunio y de amor. pov Eduardo Bias
CO Dos tonoS empastadoS en- tela. con
Don Quijote de Ia Mancha. La obra macs
ira de "a literature eSpanols. Tn tomo
Don Quiiote de Ia Mancha. Edicion
Peria. con iIuSt-acioneS ........ ....s2.25
Il Sec7eso dc Miss Aurora. por Braddon soc
El Martir del G6lgota -HermoSs novela
basada en- Ia vida del Redentor del Nun
DO. Edlcion iluStrada ........ ........s4.5o
EmiEraci6n. por Alfonso de Eiene -. 60c
e Hiio Msldito. por Bal-ac .......... soc
81 Beccrro de Orc. Tor Braddon 1890. soc
e Manuscrito de nj Madre, por Lamar
tine ........ ........ ........ $1,000. soc
Esceaas de IA Vida Bohemia. por Muir
gIor de Pasion.-Novela de Amor ...... soc
Heraclio BernaI. Ell Rayo de Sinaloa.
Novela MeHicana por J. Ascension Re
Us s---- $500 -..-. ----. OVC
Historic del Emperador Carlomarno.
Eiia Esposa Y M2dre-2 tomoS Tcla $500
Juan de ke-dren, por J. Schultz ........ soc
La Hja del Cardinal ........ .-........Si-o
Ia Hija DE- Mocte5uma ..--.... .-......Sl.25
La AbEeSaci6n de UT Amante. por Brad
don -.-.--- ---.-.. -. -.-.-... 6Qc
La EspoSa Honrada-Novela de moral
y emocionante arIGmento. po- Fernan-
dcz : Gonzalez- Dos Gruesos tomoS en-
~paStados en- tela y con hermosaS Illus
La Dana &c las CameliaS -. 100" 4oc
"a Hue-fana y el Recluta. Ior Conscience soc
La FuEs de Ia Quimcra Novsla mexicana
por Carlos Gonzalez Pena ........ ....SI.5o
Las Dos Enparcdadas. Novel2 Mexica-
ma. por el Grail Riva pa!acio ........S So %
La miSuca ob-a. empaStada en- tcla ....S4.25
Les Randidos de Rio Frio. por Manuel
Payno . tomoS ........ .....-.. ..i225
Los Tres Nosquetcru>. con Su contiuua-
cion "Feintc Amos DeSpues," v e. VS.
condo de RTaEe,onne.' 8 tomos ......sS.5O
Los MfSterioS de Ia Iaquisici6n ........SI.o 90
Los Bsndidos del Amor tomos $500
aalditaS sean las MuicreS-EermoSa no
vela paSional. por Manuel Tbo Affair ..45e
Maria MaSdalena, eortesSna y amiSa
dc Jesus .....-.. $1,000. ---.-.... soc
Naris. por JorSc ISaacS Soc
Novelas Ejemplares. por Ceramics ....sl.26
Memorials de IN Revolucionario .......Sl.. 30
NocheS FantasticaS. por R L Stevenson.
Mcnja y Casads. virSen y MARTYR. No
ysla uexicans por el Oral. Riva Pala-
Santa por Federico Gambos .....S2. 90
Ei-ir despues &c Ia mue-te. c Ia hija
dc COS mad-es- Obra mscstrs del fe-
cundo noveliyta. Luis de Val. Dos TO-
mos tsls. ricanents ilus.rsdos --.-...s7.oo