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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-20
RESOLUTIONS DE
CONDOLENCES

Les membres du Cercle Ste Anne,
u. C. F. c., a leur derniere seance ont
passe des resolutions de condolences
%presentant leurs p%rofondes sympa-
thies a Mile Anna Delage, qui Went
d'etre affligee par la perte de sa mere
bien-aimee Nine Amable Delage.
L. Dumas, Sec.-Arch.
A la derniere seance de la Cour LIE
toile du Nord, No 1858, il a etc resolu:
Que les membres de notre Cour OF
trent leurs sympathies aux soeurs Ma
RE E. Lenoir ca Julia M. Demeules
dams Fepreuve que Dieu Went de leur
nvoye en- rappelant a Lui leur soeur,
Sr Marie des Anges de POrdre DIES
Franciscaines. Il est de plus resolu:
Qu'une copie de ces resolutions soft
envovee q chacune de ces soeurs ct une
autre {. l'ECHO DE L'OUEST pour
publication.
Leda Malboeuf, S. A.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-20
POUR PREVENIR LIE "FLU" EFT LIE
RHUME
Trois Points que vous Devriez
Observer

% Dormez huit heures-Avec les
fenetres grandes ouvertes.
(2) Nangez sagement-prenez de
l'exercice Requirement.
(3) Evitez les foules ct les per-
sonnes qui ont lie rhume.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-20

Eugne-Everett, enfant bien-aime de
M. ct Nine E. J. Pelletier, 3843 Emer-
son Avenue N, est decide de la pneu-
monte. ieudi lie IL ecoule, a Page de
3 ans. II flu. IMMUNE vendredi dernier.
Les restes mortels furent benlts par
lie Rev. Pere Donahue de la 'parolsse
Ste Brigitte.
I'm grand nombre de feurs furent
recues de la part des parents ct DIES
amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-20

Les prix de la partie de cartes don
nee dimanche dernier, par les Danes
34u Rosaire de Notre-Dame de Lour-
des, ont etc gagnes par les %personnes
suivantes: Prix des messieurs, Ter, M,
Henry Brunette; 2e, M. Delage; Be, M
L. Belair. Prix des danes, Ter, Nine
Malboeuf; 2e, Nine Caron; Be, Nine v
Bernard.
LIE prix de $3.50 sur lequel donnait
une chance chaque billet, a etc gagne
par Nine C. Martin, SIS, 4e rue N. r.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25
Rann-dom Reels
By HOWARD L. RANN
STIMULANTs

a. STIMUEANT is something which
"A people take to increase their
voltage. Some people have SO little
natural voltage that they have to fire
up on stimulants about FIVE nights
week, after which they are able to get
home with the aid OF picket fence
and nineteen telephone poles.
There are several kinds Of stimu-
lants, all OF which serve a useful pur-
pose. The old-fashioned stimulant
known as sound spanking has kept
more boys out OF the reform school
than all the moral precepts of the
ages. The moral precept Is all right,
but It does not seem to reach the
spot with SO much thoroughness as a
conscientious spanking mixed with
short, bristIing words of admonition.
Many boy has been stimulated into
giving up profanity after his mother
has rinsed out his mouth with wood
ashes.
Nearly all stimulants have the
faculty of giving out at a critical juno
| ture and demanding more rope.
Where one man limits himself to three
! cigars 8 day, a thousand make way
with twenty and top Off with four
pipesful before retiring. When the
family physician feeds morphine to
sciatic rheumatism, the patient usual
| " RECEIVERS just In time to invest In 8
hypodermic needle. The boy who goes
| the beer route Is lucky II he doesn't
wind up on lemon extract. Stimu
lantsS never made clear head and 9
clean eye or a happy marriage or .
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25
Reclamation Work
VIII be Advanced


lBy Fred r. Reed, Executive Secre-
tary Idaho Reclamation Association
During the coming campaign, rec
lamation must BIO kept steadily on its
course. Campaigns come and go,
but the development of our country
must 60 on day by day If we are to
make prosperity for it's citizens.
The Idaho Reclamation association
is methodically. earnestly, and hon
estly attempting to organize SO solid
~ that every lick will count, so that,
in a reasonable time, the millions of
acre-feet of water that are going to
waste every year may be stored in
reservoirs, and, at the proper time,
lput on tho land to insure fully de-
veloped crops every year
And, people, this is really our larg-
est problem in Idaho where irriga-
ton is necessary The sooner we all
get together and systematically out
line our plans for procedure and go
to work, the sooner we will have de-
pendable water rights and certain
crops every year, our credit will be
assured, and there will be no disap-
pointment anywhere in irrigated
Idaho.
When all the projects in our state
are thoroughly organized, and we
know just how much water we have
and just where the flood waters car
be stored; when our engineers give
us plans and specifications, and oul
different districts are formed, WE
will then be ready to do business.
In Idaho reclamation means doubl
ling, If not trebliing, our food pro
ductiivity as a commonwealth, and
consistent, definite, sustained, ma
tional reclamation policy in the TWEEN
lty-seven states in which reclamation
IS a legitimate issue. would be o
Iincalcuable value and benefit to GU
entire nation.
Reclamation is a gigantic thinf
Il takes men of vision, nerve, an
brains; it takes the united pull Of
united people to succeed. The sooT
or we organize and go to- work, tn
sooner reclamation will be on i
way to success and Accomplishment
The Examiner-$2.5O the year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25
NOUNAN NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Smell and fam
ily recently came through by auto
from northwestern Wyoming to the
Bear Lake country. Their route
Law through central Wyoming over
tho famous Birdseye Pass and the
Continental Divide via South Pass.
They report the roads as being IN
fair condition. Mr.. and Mrs. Smell
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred stauffer Mrs. Smells par
ents. From Nounan they will go to
Salt Lake City for the N. e. A. con-
yention and thence to Provo and
Spanish Fork to visit friends and rel
atiyes. Mr.. Smell is superintendent
Of schools at Lowell, in the Big Horn
Basin.
MRS. e. NJ. Lindsay and daughter
Mrs. LIE Grande Bartschi, returned
Saturday from Salt Lake City where
they were in attendance at the Relief
society conference. They enjoyed
1 visiting at the home of Mrs. Lind
says son, DR.. Leroy Lindsay, who Is
practicinig in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Nepia Skinner is attending
summer school in Pocatello at the
Idaho Technical Institute, in prepar
alton for teaching the coming win
ter.
If you are looking for a rancl
homo where crops are assured ant
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25
Does Double DUTY.

The weight of the cars descending
n South African mine 10 used TO pro-
duce power by pulling cable wound
around Q drum that uFiVes gen.
erator,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25
y cows never 20 dry, come 10 Nou-

the cows never go dry, come TO Nou-
nan
Beatrice Munick is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Munick.
MRS. Fred Stauffer is going to Po-
atello next week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stittier have arrived
in Nounan to make their home in the
future.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25

captain Of industry. and the more
they are abused the harder they sting.
Tobacco. tea, coffee and malt ex-
tract are stimulants which should be
driven with 8 high check. Neverthe-
less. It is a sad fact that thousands
OF people who have always smoked
a cob pipe and drank coffee made IN
. I've bucket have been cut of in their
1O3rd year and caused the relatives
to ask for that familiar hymn, Il
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25

James Dunn, use Of car and
expense ....-.-..-...--...-....-. 1890
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., ribbons .--.--------.--- 4.0S
K. w. Rich, recording mort
gage. (Utah Power and
Lightly ..-----------.---.-------.---.----- Az.OO
Hotel Lewis, board G. room
for Mrs. Pucket,.--.---.-...--- 1850
Bear Lake Motor Co., gas
and storage .-.,- 1875
H. r. Shepherd Lumber Co.,
cement and gravel .-.-.--.--- HOO
Frank Lewis, coal -.-..-..-- 1O4.5O
Homer Phelps, summoning
witness for district court 400
d. G. Kunz, telephone and
stamps - .-,...-...-.....-.- 2s.44
AdoIph Hunzaker, truant Of
ficer ...---.-...---.--.-....-..-. -.-..---- 500
M. s. 4. 6 4. Co., telephone
service .---..-.--.--.---.... .-.-..-- 1850
Utah Power & Light Co..
electric service .-....-...-....-..- $50
Ira NJ Haywood, assisting
county superintendent -.- 500
Edwin Spencer. correcting
examination papers .-...-.- 1920
IL. r. Shepherd & Sons. mdse
court house ~....-.-.--,-.--..---.---~. b4.4l
Arrow Press, Inc, boxes En-
gel eyelets .-..-.....--.---...----.---- 1.41
Fred's Place Cafe, meals for
quarantined patient, pest
house ....-....--..-.----.....-..-. 22.1S
r. M. williams. summoning
"a Jurors .-...-.,..-...-.....-...... 9.2t
A. Flanagan Co., shading
pens, ink annd proct .....-- 4.S'
Arrow Press Co., instand, etc "a:
, Bear Lake County Farm
Bureau, appropriation - 10000
! Fred wilkes, pine trees for
court house grounds 12.5
4 Pembroke Co., 20 e. Broad
way, supplies for county
q offices --.--..--....-..-----..-..-.---- zo.U
Lucille Krogue, assisting re-
q eorder= 80
VIM. ]. Kunz, tax rebate on
q cattle in Owyhee Coz 81
Shepherd Hartwaro & Imple-
q ment Co., rubber mating,
etc. .-...-.........-..........-.......-.- 1903
o Frank King. care Of indi-
gent ....-..,.............-..-. -......- $50
a Asa Athay, sheriff, expen-
ses May LIST to 31st.--- 21.E
10 Ordered that the board do no
stand adjourned sine die.
% J. r. PETERSON,
Us. III. RICH, Chairman, Pro Tel
10 Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25

Even the hardened political trick
ster becomes great man after death.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25
Commissioners Proceedings

II
a. m. this 14th day Of June 1920
pursuant to adjournment Of May
18th, 1920. Present, J. T. Petersen,
chairman pro tenn, Silas L. Wright.
commissioner, De Meade Austin, Es-
Quire, acti ng for the prosecuting at
torney, and s. H. Rich. clerk, and the
following proceedings were had, to-
wit:
In the matter of opening and
building a new road leading from
Nounan east to the supposed George
town depot. The amount 'of one
thousand dollars is hereby appropri- |
ated from the road and bridge fund |
of the county, for the building of
said road. The amount OF 55c per
rod will bo allowed for building the
necessary fences. All fences are
to be constructed of good cedar posts
and four galvanized barb wires, and
made in a good workman like man
ner.
In the matter of fixing the county
salaries for the years 1921 and 1922
as required by law, it Is ordered
that SALARIES of county officers for
the ensuing two years beginning on
the second Monday Of January, 1921,
DO and the same are hereby fixed
as follows:
Clerk, auditor and recorder, So
10000 per annum.
Sheriff, $1.SOO.O0 per annum.
Treasurer and tax collector, ST.
10000 per annum.
Assessor, $1,5OO.OO per annum.
Probate Judge, 100000 per an
mum.
superintendent OF schools, ST.
900 90 per annum.
Surveyor, $4,000 per annum.
Coroner, 5000 per annum.
In the matter OF appointing reg
istrar of the Eight Mile precinct, il
appearing to the board that Sylvia
Munroe, heretofore appointed, does
not reside in the county, 1t is here
by ordered that Mary A. Munroe be
and she is hereby appointed regis
trar of the Eight Mile Precinct FOL
the primary and general elections
1920.
In the matter Of closing the ol'
cemetery road near Montpelier, a
petitioned for by the Boosters clul
and citizens of the county. 1t ap
pearing to the board that the sal,
road is a public nuisance, 1t IL here
by ordered that said old cemeter
road be closed at or near a Poir
east of the corner of Second an
Main Streets.
Bills were allowed and warrant
ordered drawn on the respectiv
funds as follows:
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND:
Alfred Blaser, making siph-
on ..----............-...- .-...-.-..---.-S 1900
]. r. George, labor district
No. 8 ....--..........--..-........--...- 42.O
Emerson George, labor dis
trtct No. 3..-.-----..--.---.----..--- 200
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25

The Examiners $3.50 the year,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-06-25

Bills were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on the respective
funds as follows:
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND:
Alfred Blaser. making siph-
= 4nn m
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Ordered that the board do now
stand adjourned sine die.
J. r. PETERSON,
s. Fl. RICH, Chairman, Pro Tenn
Clerk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
FERROCARRILEROS

:. EEEROCARRl-zkOS
:g-.s-ea us,sdes e d!ae-o cue han sto0ado
soo-e q Quinto EnP-esIto de a LloeEtao.
. que is ce-uclyan 10 cue haysE aoonacc
-o- s,Et. erp.eslIo ance:ior} Han de!a-
do a.-I7 rAeck o rage ~acumalado con a.
suag conoaaia: y hare cue les pascsG
Q cs-aelyaa csc diaero. .Tcaoalo listed CO
.gs taLc~ss lei Sur PacIf.co e. Houston. dA
49, 49, y 1917 30 dejeu pecdeT 81 d.
nero. Eser.oaaue. 3. dc AIca-a. 1917 Main
;. -JcsJcn. lcxEs-
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\ MARANILL0SO
Del Padre Pena

.ALIVIA DIEZ INTERMEDIATES
i-Tubercuio5is en- primer grade. 2-La dis
peces:a por cr6nica que ses, Bel reuTatis
NO las neuralriss. 5.-Las calenturas
mas rebeides. s.-Las 'toses y catarros. =
Las dolencias cue quedan de IA influenza
males del coraz6n que provicnen &c!
est6maEo. a-La anemia- lo.-Las tienres
palldicas o frios.
DE LOS ENFERMOS QUE HAN SAEA-
DO con EsTA MEDIGINA PEI PA APsf
nAWENTE R~EGISTRADA BAJo Ell NU'
NERO 1880. -.
PRECIO :-Frasco de Is onSas, Sl.eo De
5 onzas. SOC.
DE VENTA
En- Laredo. Texas. Boticas de- RetuSlo ,
En- San Antonio. Texas, Boticas &c hidaE
90. del Aruila. csc. So. La-edo : N1efa y
San Pedro.
PADRE PENA
1903 Main Ave. Lateco' iN
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DR y. PALOMO. INTERMEDIATES GRO
nicas. Consuljorio 10 ;. Pecos. Te-
Laforos Oficina. CT. SoQ2. Reslden-
ria Miss. 2I75. ConsulJas gratis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

DARE BUENA GRATTFTCACIoN e Is per-
soma cue me proporeiones informes cueacs
acerca del actual parsdero de mis- hi;os Ma
Dor y Gertrudis Garcia, de % , 81 sdoi Dc
edad. rezpecGvanente: 81 pHmero. estatu-
alta, pclo rubio, color hauco. con dos lGas-
res. uuo en- caGR isdo de N nariS Gcrtr1de4
de ~estatura haia. pelo rubio = ouehrsdo, ;
color blanco. Major en- SePtienb-s de 1919
Sc encontraha en- Dorado, Texas, Gercuda
en- 1916 sc encontraba en Palmer. DnasI
CuaIesquier isforns sobre este esuata. d.
rfjase a Sra. Ednsrda MARTINEZ. SOL Bue-
navista ST. San Antonio. TeIAS- GS).
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DARE BUENA GRATTFICACIoN a Ia per
soma que me proporr;oue intormes e1actos
acerca del actual paradero Ge mis- hcrnanos
Jesus Cara y Dolores Rodriguez: g. 3e 80
q IS amos de edad. estatura regular. color
blanco, J pelo negro; ela, de 80 aSos de sdad
J como sedas particulars 5ene IN lunar en- In.
nariE, y una ~cieat-is de virueia en- IN lado
de Ia cara. CualesGuier infone sob-e est
asuutos d~irijase q Facundo Lopez clo. j. J.
Janota. Route ]. Weir Texas. (2s)
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NECESITAMOS FARIOS CHEN
TOS DE DESAHIJADORES

Tenemos s~olicitudes para varos
c;entos de esta clase de trabajadores..
Quereros so para Waco, Texas.
Buenas casas Y Sc les pagara $500
diarios o 81 desean trabajar por acre,
despues de conocer las condolences
del terreno, asi podran hacerlo. Ten
dremos verdadero placer en- proper
cionarle trabajo; venga a nuestra off
Gina a Ia bora que guste.
NJ. L. Osborn Employment Co.
1923 West Houston ST.
San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

-ACUISRAFTA Pi-@an, mG.uE-atla, dc
tiEeny. zn,-c-=rzfo. reueLC=fs. Sc-lrura e.
-luu.-a- E-z-:s. JlEE,S. Altos C. Wagner
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

DARE BUENA GR~ATTFICAcIoN e Ia. per-
soma que me proporcione infornes e.tzetos
ace-ca del actual paradero del ST. Manuel
Rodriguez. = famihs, compueta de So e.
posa Delfina Torres. y de sus hijos PYuder-
cia. Tonasa y Jesds Rodriguez. quient.s en-
1917 Sc encontrahan radicados en- Chine. Con-
dado de Lanpesos: y desde esq fecha no So
han tenido mas ~noticias Il clos. CuaIe,quier
inforrne sob-e este asunto. Giri2ase a Juan
II ANTI. Poteet, Texas (22)
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CASESE

Mande 500 Y lie envIaremos nues-
tro Catalogo Matrimonial con fom-
bres, ~retratos Y description de hermo-
sasa ~senoritas Y varias Tudas que
deseen casarse. Todo S1.00. Ervlie-
10 a
international Club, Dept 3, Boz
500. Los Angeles Cal.
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G~RATIFIcARE con $500 a Ia persona aus
me proporcjone iuformes eIactos acerca del
actual paTadero de nj cuaado Gresorio Sala-
Ear y de su esposa Ignacia Vilarreal: Gre
Go-io IS de cstatura regular. color trigueho
> oios cafes. Prohsblcmerte Sc encueatren en-
los alde-redorcs GeSGonz&lez, Texas. Cuales-
quier informe sobre este asunto. dirijsse a
Anastasio Villarreal. IL 18th. St Douglas.
Ariz- Co2)
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IT AVISOS DE OCAS1ON IT.
PESOUISAS.

GRATIFICARE con $500 q Ia persona Gu.
me proporcione inforrnes exactos acercs de
actual psradero de la sonora JESUS Herman
DEE quien anda en- cor,pshfa de Felix Her
nandez y de Maria Romero: es de Il aiio
de edad ~estatura baja, complexion gruess
pelo negro. Todos son originarios de Guiana.
juato. Hace un ano que Sc encontraban en-
Corpus Christi. Cualesquie- informe sobre e.
te asunto. dirijase a Juan Ortiz P. o. Eek
ISL. Fairront, Neb. tz4D
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Lie. EDUARDO TAMARlZ
Lie. JENARO CENICEROS

AbccaGc &rNEcaCC. EeSEcna todA case "
0aro.;6. i-6,,ss;ez. ADMINISTRATORS y mine
&C. A7ar-a5o 1855. Miami. Az
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

CJRSO De TELEGEAFIA. Ie71o : amos
de r-ac-ca y avtIcp s.s-e",a especial para
r-o--, ar-erlza-e. Quotas -6d.ras- Prof.
Francisco Gonzalez. 81 Golat $. Ie-eEcno
G. isis.
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1903 Main Ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

G~RATTFICARE con So. n Il personn Gus
NE proporcione informes eEactos ace-ra 6rl
actual paradero de Evaristo Gonzalez- d. 20
amos de edad. soltero. de ouien haee "a Item
20 no ha sldo possible ~loealizar ei iusar don
de reside. Cualesquier infome sobrs ests
asunto. dirijase a Luis Valdes. P O. Box
-. Teal, Ia. (22)
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Sc DARA BUENA GRA7iFICACIoN a Ii
persona que me prororcione informss exactcs
acerca del actual rarade-o de m; hijo Evaris-
10 Ortiz. de e~statura regular y color trigue.
no. En- Febrero de 1920 salio de Dalia. rum
DO Il Bartlett, Texas, y hasta hoy no sc han
tenido n~ingunas noticias de e.. ~Cualsquier
informc sob-e este asunto. dirfjase 4 sonora
Maria Gonzalez r. +. D. 2. Box 96. d.
liza, Texas. (23)
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 a L. persons
que me proportions irformes Uzctns anercA
del actual pAradero de mi hjo A3ustir Val
depend, de 20 amos de edad, eolor moreno
oios cafes. relo castaho y boca regular En-
mayo - 1915 Sc recibieron las titimss no5
eias de ell, y desde entonces no ha sido posi-
bic locelizar e. lugar 6olde Sc ercusIrts.
Cualesquier irfo-me sobre este asunto, diff
,ase a Ramon Valiepeha ZOO Kansas AVE-
Kansas City, No. (23)-'
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MOS .

NECESITANOS 8 personals
para vender un magnifico jab6n
De casa en- casa V tambien I'm
tonlco para el pelo. Paeanos
sueldo Y comision. Estes pro-
dlctos son perfectsmente como
cidos Y aceptados por la Glen
tela meXicana. Muchos de nues-
troS actuales enpleados estaa
ganando de $500 a $1,000 dia-
rios. Ocurran a O'LEARY PRO
DUCTS co. Inc, 11O13 Sole
dad St. Ciudad. (24l
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GRATIFTCAR.

G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona cue
me proporcione intornes exactos aeerra del
actual paradero de Pstleio Munoz y Apollo
lila Barroso. Quieres eli 1915 salieron d.. Ms
xico con direccioI. q los Estados Unidos Pa
Iicio Munoz es de So amos de edad , Apo
lonia Barroso de IS amos. Cualesquier infor-
me sobre este asunto. d~irijese q Joaquina Es
rredz, Lista de Cores. Fresno. Calf. (2:)
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VENTA DE A N A LA
MITAD DE SU PREClO
Esta Semana Solamente

Durante esta semana venderemos
to6os los Pianos KNABE hlMBALL,
BECKER BROS. Behr Bros. Y otros
lie marca renombrada, ligeram22te
usaGos. por exactamente la MAD DEL
nrecio u costarian nuevos.
Estos pianos. musicalmente, estan
tan buenos como 81 fueran nuevos'
pues el Egero uso que han tenloo. ma
servido unicamente para ~suavlzarlos
= reiorar el tono. listed anorrara Ia
nitad en- ell costo de 81 piano, SIN
desperdiciar IN solo centavo en- 10
que respecta a calldad.
C~ualesou;era condolences razonabies
seran ace7tables durante esta sema'
ma.
Tcnga preseate que 10 mejor Sc ven,
dc primerO.
SAN T 0 MUSIC CO.
SIS ". Commerce st.
{. S. Bridge, CITE.
Isaac Bledsoe, Prop.
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GRATHICARE con $500 e Ia persona que
me proporcioas info-mes ezactos aeerca del
actual paradero dc mi cuha6o Genaro Baca,
oe SO ahos de cdaj. estarura regular, color
moreno. ojo5 negroes, de ouiea Sc recihieron
las GItir,as notIcias en- 1915. que Sc encon-
t-aba en- Fresno. Calf. Cualesquier infor-
me sobre este asunto, dirfjase a Julio Am
bris. Palliser. Calf. t22)
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ISCELANE
PARA GANAR MAS DINERo

ApreHda listed IN
giles en- su propla
casa, por medic de
nuestro curse espe-
cial, y Ia ayuda &c
una persona amerl-
II Envlenos 81
nombre Y direction
Y de daremoS infor
mes.
214i2 Main 81.
?. 0 Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE
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DARE BUENA GRATIF1CACIoN a Ia per
soma que me propoJcione infornes eHactos
acerca del actual paradero de Justo Her
nandez. de 20 amos de e6a6. quien Sc encon-
traba en- Fresno. Calf. el aho de 1915. en-
.conpania de ST. espo5z , una nina llama Re
gina CuslesGuie- inforre sobre este aaunto,
dirGase e Narciso Leon Poncs CITY, Okla
cen
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PRESTAMOS'

.%ECESTEA 5000 Pr-sta--os corfIGeneia-
IS so5re mueb.c<. q Ps-soaaS n suede. Abo-
re- F~z-iles- Por 5000. soc. scrrsEa=jcS. 500
Cra~Cv EidS San Antonio Texas. ; l2IL.
Naaa s. Houston. TexsA
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soma que me proporcioncs info-nes es;actes
acerca del actual psradero de nj mama. Ma
ria Jua-ez. : de mis- hemanos EuselIo y
Poririo Rfvas. el prime-o dc 9s.os. e:,sado.
Cualesquier iuforre sobre este asunto. Gir:s-
Sc L JESUS Rtva,. Box $685. Cotton. CALI.
ca.
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GRATIF1CARE con $500 a l. persona aus
NE proporcione informes e1actoe seercs. del
actual paradero de JESUS SalaZar, de 90 amos
dc edsd, color moreno, barba rertiia, CLOS
chinos. de quien en- Julio de 1919 go reei-
bie-on las Iitimas no1cirs. procedent.I de-
Bascam, Montana. CualeSauier informe So
bre este ssunto, dirijase e Epismenio Vas-
quez. Chgzotile. AriL (3li
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Houston, Texas

U ASTNCIO en- LA PRESSA" sienp-e
e. ne txico SECURE. Lame I'd. 81 ~tsleEouo
Travis 2tll : Anuaciese des6e lueSo.
SELLCS De COMA de superior cslitlad a
pScios cSmodos ExteHSo surt!Go &c riPos y
SrabadoS Acentcs para e idioma espanol
PtGa ~cztaloEO !lust-aGo en- csparol. rlvIaI-
co 10 ren;avos en- ~esSampiIlas. Teisfono Ira
Wis $3.50. 60a-5Il DolorosA SL-San Antc-
Mo, Texas. La Gn!ca casa mexlcanE Que
hacs se.lls en- San Antonio.
SANTIAGO GONZALEZ ante-io-ments 81
Zls;z So. Santa Rosa. ha estab.ec:do ~ 10
tografia en- 1910 q Paso. t2+).