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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-16

hzrzf1 inrrr1ients are inrinded -
ibs currronnd
he nszt thinE 70 % : - consider
carefully rh.f caused the hair 70
fan and fhen remedy or remove fhzf
cause Orerro-k- nsrsr-hsless. AMI
ETY. and so-netz-.es z.ssen change Of
cEnzfs and the careless spp'icstson
Of water contzirink zlkzE. ril al
cause TIE hair to drop out
APe-nsy'rznis wenzn wrote 70 ne
FROM wyu-inr. where she was visit
in<. fhsf her hzir, which was unasn-
ally thiek and long. had suddenly
eonmeneed to come out In h.ndfpls,
each lane she drew a conb through
IL I replied, telling her Just what I
have ted yo1- FROM the only store
within niles she prrczred bottle Of
so-cslled hair TOME In tro or three
applications she had used the con-
tests Of the entire bottle Results Of
tro kinds we're Immediately notice
alba The hair stopped falling as
suddenly as II had commenced But
the ronan's beautiful hair vas dyed
n stresks. an ngiy grsyish brown
That color did not wash off nor wear
off entirely for years.
This incident Illustrates how care
full one Ought to be in applying even
water TO the scalp when the peculiar
properties OF that wster are not
known II had been this roman's Gus
tom TO vet her hair whenever she
bafhed her face and to dampen her
long brsids each night The alkalf In
the water caused the damage. The
dye In the .tonics produced the dis
eoIoratiOn-
In this particular instance the use
Of the colorful lotion was necessary.
The woman had no alternative. II
was the only hair tonic Immediately
available and it was guaranteed to
stop the hair from falling. Whatever
its ingredients may have been they
were certainly effcacious in that re-
spect- Desperate cases require des-
perate remedies and this woman had
to choose quickly between losing all
her hair and risking its color and
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quality by the use Of q 'patent" tonic
of which she knew nothing.
Ordinarily, however, there is no ex-
cuse for any woman to risk the
beauty of her hair by hit or miss
applications Of strange mixtures
Nine times out of ten they are not
only useless but unnecessary. That
which might benefit one person could
easily prove harmful to another.
There are so many old-fashioned,
home remedies always within reach if
one cares to use them Salt, soda,
cornstarch, eggs (when they are not
dollar a dozen), vinegar, kerosene,
other articles found in the average
home. all have their uses, and, when
applied with judgment in the particu-
Jar cases for which they are suited,
seldom fail to produce beneficial re-
suits.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-16

now selling Tanlac at the rate of
considerably more than 1000 bottles
per week.
On one Saturday alone we sold.
through our eleven Atlanta stores op-
proximately 700 bottles at retail di-
rect 10 customers.
Have had the exclusive agency
since septembey, 1915, and have sold
over $4,000 bottles.
JACOBS PHARMACY co.
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II MEDICINE
4 H~ 1gstLs's Bsnet ssZs II
cssrtia Ley, Regw1|ng -
pv.rrhk- Rid Frsn Hsa4-
-, 1lsIuia, Oh, r.

p,,<wo1d. Ga Mn Chss- 0astoL
- 90 rlsce. writes: Il an . user
~ Tbefford's Blsck-Dr1rght. IN tact
n v.s ons Of cur family medicine.
x,-o IN M mothers hone. When
- = chf1i. when any Of ~ ch1d-
- e~-nr7sfred Of hsadachs. usunIly
csussd By constipation, she ghw y
: dose Of Black-Draushf. which rosl1
rscssfy the trouble Osten N n
Grrine. rs would have ralarle sna
chfl,s. or troubles Of this kin1.
wonId take BlsckrDraught pretfy rse'
r-sr until the liver acted vel, ana
Ne would soon b up and around
erz.n. We would not be without u:
- !. certainly kss ss->4 - - g
doctor bilis- Just . doee Of BaacE
Dr.usht when rot 20 veil sAv~ .
Hok Of DAYS In bed"
Tbe6ford's BIack-Dnusht has bssn
IN ~ for many years In the treat.
r,~nf az stomach. liver and boud
trouble. and the popularity which y
NV enjoys Il proof Of its merit
n your liver q not doing fts duty.
you WIN suffer from such disagree
sbIs symptoms q headache. bilious
pees. constipation, INDIGESTION eto-
ana unless something IL done, serious
trouble may result
Tbedford's Black-Draught has ben
found r yaluabis remedy for theso
truubIss. II b purely Vegetable. ana
scts In . prompt and natural Wy
recruiting the liver to its proper
functions and cleansing the bowels @
f1puifisa. Try It. Insist ON IheGr
for6G The ORIGINAL and genutnA y -
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iTEwART & HOLMES DRUG co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-16
Over 1900 Bottles a Day

The sale FIR ne frst Ten seeks Of
last year Amounted 70 oYer O0e MI
HOa Bottle. an aTerag> u orer one
hyndred thousand bDiiles per week,
which il ~ the rate ~ more than
f~senteen thousand botHes pr day,
and The totai salee for 1919. tie fifth
y~ss II Taaiac's history, was more
than fur million b0tfes. II seems
}i-15i incredi,able, bot these sre ac-
tual lgBres and s1ch ~ ne - ord es-
fabE bed by ihis wonderful midi
cine.
'Jnc firm alone" aid Mr. q. p.
wills. the International distributor
81 1aD'ac, "hag gwen orders for a
to,ai ~ 10000 bottles within eigh.
teen nOnih' time. The firm ! refer
~ z, ete spBrloek Neal In Of Nash
vile, Tenn Nr. &. s. Martin presl-
dent Of this great firm, vie i aho
president Of the Southern Dfug job
bers Association, will verify tbis
statement.
"fanlac IL the regBl, Of many year,
Of arduous study by Mr. Cooper and
his principal chemist. In fact, th'
two ~ them have carefully watehe'
its Development from the beginning
Of the experimental stage TO its prs
cnf state Of efficiency. So remark
able have been the results obtnihe'
from this medicine that doubt seri
OusIy If either Of these men realiz
the immensely Of their success. LAX
many other great discoveries, II ba
required time 70 prove its far reach
ing effects"
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TANLAC TO BE SOLD
OVER ENTIRE STATE

In only a few weeks time
Tanlac will be placed on sale in
practically every large city,
town, village and hamlet in the
state.
A number Of agencies already
have been established in a very
limited time, but it is desired
by the manufacturers that the
distribution be made more com.
plete and far-reaehing.
Druggists and dealers who are
interested should write or telc-
graph @. +. Willis, Fourth Ma
tional Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
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We began handling TanIac Novem.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-16
AMAZING SUCCESS HAS Been
Achieved BY FAMOUS TANLAC


e;rtse. rzlss. bottles sSsS n
Eve vszrs.
As pgsse<f rate a ssiss yrsnS
t1tsi WI rsse& 5s.l,toy 80 t'St-
ties ~ ed q preseus rear.
Lerze s1S .ssSsr. lsborssD-
res ss Dsy-os. Ono, oeeupT
/. CeOo0 SQUARE fses Of hosr spses-
. Capacity q pl2-i uses=ssT
Sost1sS % take care q rsp16ly
Increasing Business Presses
capacity 3Sy999 k0ssiss dslT-
Brsnea pizzs rsesutlT sssss-
. bsbsS n czazi2. WITH 3 esPse-
Z. ify Of goo Bottles 1ziiT.
. Demand for prsrssrs1lo- mas
broken IL roriS's nsesrds for
. sane leny1h u Hzs. AID u en-
stsnfiy Increasing.
Pub6ely iaSorss5 fhrO1zh TIE
. daily press BY me- u prom
Deres throughout the Tn-sc
. States zaS Canada, i5el2oEng
ssprsze eur s13zss, mayors,
. Of IesSlrz cites. kgTsrs. dee
. tors. bankers. state s-6 g0Tsrz-
. roent officials. pror.dsent e1Ses-
. tors zuo vel k.Own ministers
. a. st,e <,r,ayer
SOw soid fr0-s e0ssT 20 e0zsT
. and fro, Calf 70 Great Lakes,
. throughout tie Cn1tsd States
. snd Canada
. Tsnlxe j. purely vegetable
. 80 = ee=Ysszs q - 5sss
. beneGeisl rDDts szS herbs kDSvs
. 70 seaenes. F0rzn1lz eO.1phss
With al national AID state VG-s
. food health laws q tie United
E.ztss z16 Canada
A5sOlgts merit rsspo2sbls tor
. r,pyses6s1;ssd sgeeess
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Memphis, Tenn.
Since we have handled Tanlac our
sales have amounted 10 359, 564 bot
ties. April was our twelfth month
and We sold FIVE carloads during that
month alone.
UEggIG- ELLIS DRUG ca.
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Der, 1916, and have disposed of about
l67, $40 bottles. Has been a most
satisfactory account and we are en-
thusiastic in our support.
SOUTHERN DRUG co.
Fort Worth, Texas.
We have bought and distributed
III 1872 bottles Of Tanlac and find it
the greatest seller we have ever
handled or had anything to do with.
MAXWELL-CLARK DRUG co.
Toronto, Ont, Can, Dec. I, 1913.
We have sold 146,32s bottles of
Tsnlac since accepting the agency.
This shows an average of eight
thousand bottles per month.
LYMAN BROTHERS.
Atlanta, Ga.
VIC PA~Hif cAft Jul Al'1AAS-ANt WIN
Tanlac. We took the agency in De-
toher, 1915, and have sold to date,
1G2,444 bottles at Wholesale. Ac-
count very satisfactory.
LAMAR RANKIN DRUG co.
Birmingham, Ala.
Since we began handling Tanlac we
have sold 17O,472 bottles in our ter
ritory.
We have found it the largest seller
we have in proprietary medicines.
DOSTER NORTHINGTON DRUG
COMPANY
Seattle, Wash.
Since we accepted the wholesale
distributing agency for Tanlac in this
territory on March IA, 1918, we have
sold 1924 bottles Of the prepara-
ton.
/ STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
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LEADING DRUG FIRMS OF
AMERICA TELL OF SALES
Communications From Prominent Dealers All Over America
Tell of Unprecedented Success of TanIac

The following from letters and kilograms from
dealers al the United States and Canada telling plain cold figures
remarkable growth Development Tanac throughout
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and We sOld FIVE carloads during that
month alone.
HESsIG-ELLIS DRUG ca.
Nashville. Tenn.
Our books show that we have
bought and disposed Of over fifteen
carloads Of Tanlac 10000 boifles) I,
IN this immediate territory, setting
record as the largest salSby rs n 0
given time Of any proprietary mcci-
zine IN the history Of our business.
These sales were made with NJ ef-
fort on our part and without single
complaint from any Of our patrons or
sub-agencies.
SPURLOCK-NEAL co.
c. S. Martin,
Vice president and gent. Mgr.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Experience with Tanlae most satis-
factory. Have handled it two years
and have sold over 110,100 bottles
since taking the agency.
KUHLMAN- CHAMBLISS co.
Dallas, Tex.
We have handled Tanlac since Jan
uary /, 1917, and have sold TO date
1876, 4O6 bottles. Our dealings with
Mr.. Willis highly satisfactory.
GREINER- KELLY DRUG co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Have been handling Tanlac sixteen
months and have sold at retail in oul
two Jacksonville stores approximately
10000 bottles. Account very salts
factory in every respect. Cannot
speak too highly Of proprietors.
BETTES PHARMACY, Inc.
Houston, Texas.
We began handling Tanlac Novem
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"DETAILS 700 BOTTLES
or TAkLAc IN ONE DAY

Mr.. q. Y. Willis,
Fourth Natl Bank Bldg,
Dear sir: Replying TO your inquiry
Atlanta, Ga.
We are pleased 10 advise that we are
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-19
10 MATO UNA HELICE
I'm soldudo fue Uictima de
fatal Academic en- Ell
Kelly Field

Fin IA capilla de Ia cas- de irhuma-
clones shelley Sc encuentra e. ca
daver del soldado Eugene Y. CTich.
cuien muri6 al golpe de una helice
al estar probando un motor de aero
pianos en- el aer6dromo de Kelly.
II terrible accidente ocurri6 antier,
a las seis de = tarde. Urich. en- compa
MIA de un photo aviador Sc encontra-
ba ante el aparato que no guerra fun
c!onar. "a varias veces habia dado
impulse Il Ia htiice para Que entrara
en- movimiento. pero 6sta daha solo
unas cuantas vueltas Y volvia & de-
tenerSe. Re-pentinamente comenz6
flncionar con gran tuerza Y alcanZ6
q dar tan tremendo golpe a Jrich, que
cav5 examine para no icvantarse mas.
De ALI fue transportado 81 cada-
,.,- - Ia E<cuell de Nec-nicOS en- e.
Kelly Field" No. l. de r. cual era
mlembro. siendo mas tarde transla-
dado a Ia supradicha casa @ irhuma-
clones donde ahora Sc eHcUentra.
NIr. John Urich. na1~a iel e%'j7to,
que Sc eucuentra en- Anaconda, Mon
lana. fus va informado de Ia muer;e
de SUI hijo Y So cspera 81 ar-ibo de
an rlomenro a ORC.
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DIRECTO DE LARE,
DO A MEXICO

EicnC de "a PTjme-a
Do "a mariana. tempo m~eNjcano. Este
tren arribara "a Laredo "a IaS 5 10 Il
mahana. teniendo tempo suticio7te
para hace- las C~oneN!oues con e tren
que SaISa para 81 norJe.
Fl ,ren nunero ) sale de SaltiI!o a
las : de Il manana ; arriha = las 5 de
In ;arde. tempo meNirauo.
e tren numero = sale de Ia ESta-
C;sr del / and c.. y. d. Laredo, T.-
xas. a las 5.45 &c Ia tartc. tempo
americana. tomando pasajeroS de las
loc4lidades orG!narlas Y de puimans.
asi como equipajeS. etc. directos Il Ia
ciuJad dc Mexico. E>le rreu sale de
Nuevo Laredo. a las - de Ia nochc,
tempo mexicano ' arrihara a Mon
Jerrey a las 10 de Ia mariana. 4
SalJi.lo . las + de Ia mariana, a San
Luis q las AS &c IA tarde. Y lleCarI
a IA Ciudad de Mexico = las Is de IL
mariana.
Fl tren ndmero ! o sea o. local Que
"a solo haSta Ia capital d" Coahu!Ia.
sale de Nuevo Laredo a las s!er" de Il
maaana. ttiempo meXicano) : llesa
a Saltillo cI mismo dia a las ) de Ia
tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-19
IA OBRA Maestro DEL Lie. NJ. CALER0

los cientlficoS: 10 que dediCa a Ma
dero-de Quien conserva IN ~recueTdo
afectuoso-esta pOr encima de cra
quier sospecha maliciosa. rs verdad,
verdad pura y por 10 mismo, eterna.
\ semcjanza del niho que con UnaS
tijerlS reCorta de un cuaCro, Ia figu-
"a que mas lc guSta. yo he recoTtado
del libro de CaIero, el retrato mas olen
hccho. q que m" parccc 81 "pra
maestro. Probahemente he procedi-
do con passion, recogiendo de aqui '
dc ALA tan solo los p~erfiles que per
iudican al ap6stol Y dandoles una CO.
locaci6n que reputo mas l6gica
pero seCuramente, los pIrrafoS tras'
cri,os son aquellos d~estinados a
pcrdurar. va que Calero. 81 es intacha
hle. cuando CenSura a 81 P~reS!dente
pucGe aparecer movido de Srautud
cuando IL dedica palabras de elogio
Con las consuras de los amigos y las
alahanzas de los cnemigos - p!nLar
los retratos perfectoS.
ASf IS como Sc haCe Ia H!Storl2
ESQ no 10 ~enliendeu los a~paSionadoS
como V~asccrceloS que compare a Ma.
dcro con Bercson ' Rip-rip. que con
menos cridici6n, 10 paranGona o |e-
sucristo. .Ambos para!clos, prue"ai'
Que la lccura Is ~contagiosa, e lndIrec-
tamontc. llcvar a la conclusion adivl'
NADIA DOT "Multicolor" y Ell Manana
haca n.cvc amos y raLificada por Ca
,oro en- IA aciualidad: "cl fr'tcaso dc
N,doro -. dcbi6 capitalEIentc q Ma
H.. r,5--Do"
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UNA COMISlON.

V1sue dc la PrIncra
Tl,is Saltzar. quedando q con 81 Gra-
Al de coronel del EjSrcito. al fTentc
de- las fuerzas Ii co~nstituyen Ia de
fensa de Ia region del Norte de Ia Ba-
ia california. con Ia condici6n de que
Sc suspendan todos los preparedness
hecbos para una expedition armada
al Distrito Norte. Los comisionadoS
del Gobierno Sc comprometieron a 81
ycz 4 que este suspendera las movil'-
z~acjoneS. ' dejara amplias facultad2S
mili,ares a Cantu para tcner c! gooIe7
no militar de csc territorlo.
Los mensajes mas r~ec!enteS anNn-
clan que la seduction del conflIcto Sc
ha debido unica Y eXclusivamente a
las cestiones que hicieron cerca del
Cnel. Cantu los senores Luis Saiazar
y Vito Alcssio Robes, amigos persona
les del Presidente De Ia Huerta y del
~coronel CantG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-19
LA AUDICION DE HOY
Ell programa elegido por la
Banda Municipal es
ertraordinario

El programa que ofrecc la Banda
Municipal de San Antonio para la
audici6n de hoy en- 81 Breckenridge
sera algo extraordinaria. FL director
de Ia .m~encionada agrupaci6n, Mr.. WI
liam II. Smith, escogi6 entire aque-
las pleas que mas han a~gradado al
publico que acude a los concleTtoS
bisernanales de Ia Banda que es a su
cargo Y dee sta sueTte form6 un pro-
grama v~erdaeramente Selecto.
L. audici6n, como de costumbre.
dara principle a las 80 p. m, V Sc
tocaran algunas seleciones de operas
Y otros trozos de autores celehres
que cspecialmente han sido transcri-
tos para la Banda Municipal de San
Antonio.
La selection de Romeo y Julieta'
lGounod) se-a seguramente uno de
los mayores atractivos del concerto.
sin contar The ~Trumpeter OF the
Forest" fantasia para trompa que
sera interpretada por Sal Janecek.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-19
ESCAPE DEL MANICOMlO
I'm enajenado estd sieRdo
buscado' a%ctiuamente
por la policia

Los agentes policiacos tratan de To-
calizar a Charles Edwards, IN enaJe-
nado que ~anrenoche Sc fug6 del Ma
nicomio ' que los e~mpleados de. aquel
estabIecimiento han buSCado en- vano.
Por los informes que del South
Western Asylum recibieronse aver en-
las oficinas generates de policIa sa-
bese que Edwards va habfa tratado
variaS veces de evadirse. pero que en-
sus anteriores tentativas hahia fra
casado. No asi ~antenoche, que a pesar
de estar muy bien vigilado logro hui-.
rs este individuo de IN caracter
Observation-Disclosures vehemente. Es
de aspecto agradable; de n estatu-
"a De ; pies II pulGadas. aproxima-
damente, Y pesa alrededor de 125 Ii
bras.
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Sc INUAGURA LA CATHEDRAL De
LA DiOCESlS QUERETANA

QUERETARO Agoscto l4-Sera
suntucsa Ia Inauguration de Ia Cate
dral de Ia DiGcesiS. Esta sera Elanana
rransladada de Ia lg!esia de la Con-
grecaci0n al bellfsiIuo temple dc san
Felipe. que Sc halla ubicado On Ia
Ayenida Madero ' la ceremonial para
Ia ..ual Sc har hecho Grandes nrepara-
tivos Sc lleva"a u eGecto con II asisteA
cia del senior Obi$po. docto: don Fran
cisco Nanegas.
La ceremonial de refcrencia sera 4
las uueve de la monana. va el tenn
plo de San Felipe ostenta un adorno
severe Y e~splendido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-19
Ell GENERAL DICKMAN
FUE AVER A AUSTIN
Paso reUista, jurto con el
Gobernador Hobby, a la
guGrdia nacional

III general Joseph T. Dickman aban
donG aver por Ia manana el Fuerte
de Sam Houston. acompanado de los
oficiaIes de su Estado Mayor, para
dirigirse a Ia Ciudad de Austin donde
fue rccibido por 81 Gobernador Hobby
y Ell general W. D. Cope, con q~uienes
SO dirigi6 luego al c~ampamento Ma
bry de aquella ciudad donde pasaron
rcvista u los ~Guardias n~acionalcs.
la Camara de Concrete de Austin
ohsequi6 n los huespedes
nianos con un lunch" en- el Country
Club.
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PARA Las ELECCIoNES PRESl.
DENClALES

QUERETARO. Asos'o LIDS ira
bajoS municiplles para las eieccio-
nEs de Presldeuse dc i; Keplolica Que
innGran v~crIfica:ivo g! primer d)mtn-
go del mes ent..nte SC haIlan y1 muy
adc!artadoS. Al efecto Sc ha3 pull Ii
cado ,as list2~ de los c~i.Iitdano* APP
tos pacs. vr-r" segIH el nuevo p9drtn,
y. c1 cuant" a las diversas agrupa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-19
ReumatIsnlo
lin Natalie Tratamiento Casero
D.joz;a Peuratismo

I'm Notable fatamieht
de n que Padecio Reumatismo
I'm Ia rrimarera de 1898 me ataco eI
Reumatismo I~nflamatorio y Museum. ~
ri como solo pucden corlprendSTio los
que 10 han padeciGo. por mas dc tres a
nos. Probe un remedio tras otro y un me
5;co despueS de otro medico, pero ell all
vio que me proporcionaban solo era tenn
Moral Hasta que poY fir, encontre IN re-
medic que me euro por complete SIN cue
havs yuelto a padecer haSta la iecha. 10
sc dado a mpchos que estaban graveHlente
anferrnos y haSta en- CANA por el reurna-
ESmc, algunos hast3 de 10 y SO amos de c
dad hapierdo obtenido los misnoe re>ulIa
| dos excelentes Que en- mi rToplo case.
Deseo que TODD aquel que sufra de cuai-
1uier forma de t-astorno reumatlco. prueoe
este maravilloso poder curative. NO man
len nj un cen;avo: no tienen mas que en-
via- por correo su nombre y dITeccion :
les erviare el tratamiento gratis L pcue-
ba. Despues de 10 hayaH pTobaco y sc de-
mueSt-e que e. en- -ealidad el remedlo que
Sc ha buscado po- tanto tempo para Ii
brarsc del reumatiSmo Pcdra ID cHTiaT
.! precio cue eS un d6la: paEo ertieadasc
Iue no recibere el dinero sino cuando este
Id, perfcctamentc satisfecho dc cnvIs.-io.
/ No eS este franco .Por que sufrIr Taas.
-uau6o puede I'd. obteneT e. rcmcdio IRA
It's mo Sc -etarde. EserIb1 hoy mi>mo.
Mark II. Jackson. No. LOSE 6. Du-ston
Bldg. Syracuse, N. Y. E. u. A.
Mr.. Jackson eS responsible. FL as:rto
anterior g verdadcro ~
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clones poltticas de la localidad, SO
advierte una activIdad extraordinaria,
pues no cesar de trabaiar en- pro &c
sus candidates.
FL ~triunfo. a juzgar por los postu-
lados de los clubes pollticos. pucde
decirse que nc solo en- esta cIIdad sino
an TODD Il Estado 10 tiene a~segurado
ell general Aware OoresGn.
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dehen hacer que 81 sangre sea ANAL
EaGa por falta de hero. El Hero
Nuxado. tornado tres wees al dia,
despu&s de las comidas, durante IN
periodic de dos semanas, en- muchas
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talidad." Ha dicho el DR.. Ferdinand
King, II. D.
Notd de los Fd6rieontes:-El HE
Tro Nuxado, que reconiends arriba
et DR.. King, puede ser obteaido en-
todas las buenas drogueras, cen ab-
soluta garantfa, de 10 contrario sc de-
ivolve-a ell importe. Los medicos por
10 regular recetan dos pastillas de
icinco grsnos tres veces al dia, des-
pueS de las comidas-
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q. 1918. a. ths Post Office Of San AntO-
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BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico servicio de carroS Sedan en-
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es-
panol. Quota, $3.50 Dor nora.
Telefonos CIR. 212 Y CIR. So.
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LA PRENSA

onR!o PcpuLAS ISpEPzSpgNIs
PRECIOS DE sUSCRIPcION'
EDICION DIARIA.
En- Ia Ciudad,
A domicilio, so centavos al mes.
For correc, 90 cenIavos al mes
En- el resto del pals: Tres meses,
SIS; Seis meses, $3.50; I'm aEo, so.oo
Fuera de log Estados Unidos: Tres
meses, $3.50; Seis TeSes, So.ev; IN
ano. $1,000.
EDICION SEMANARIA.
(Mi&rcoles-)
Eo los Estadcs Unidos: Seis Eneses,
s1.00; Tn sno, S1.50.
Fuera de los Estados Uoi6os: I'm
ano $500
Los pages 6eben hacerse por &de-
iartado, en- giro postal o de Express,
rarta certificada 0 letra sobre Nue.
va York. Los precios de "A s~uScrpc!on
son en- 6inero americana o 81 equi
valencia en- moneda del pals de oonds
sc ~solici.e 81 periadico.
DirijaSe toda Ia Correspondence re.
latIva al p~eriodico a. Director.
SR- iGNACIO E. LOZANO
l2e \. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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