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"One morning he found 20 hogs dead
and several sick. He called In the Vet.
who srter dissecting rat caught on
the premises, decided that the rodents
had conveyed germs. Since then am
never without RAT-SNAP. It's the
surest. quickest rat DESTROYER know"
Three sizes. 35c. 65c. 81 20. Sold and
guaranteed by Sprague q Co. nov
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We Show Men g. Women
CLARIBEL GALLOWAY
Register of Probate.

Now 10 mako $40 10 sioo weekly. yes, around.
Amazing opportunity for large income. Why waste
time working for othersi Use your spare time at
home and gain financial independence No canvassing.
"a your own master Write to-day. univsrssi Success
Co.. Dept A. No. 70 Fifth Ave-, New York City,
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Notice by Purchaser Under Tax
Sale.
By CLARIBEL GALLOWAY,
Probate Register,

To the owner or owners OF any and all inter-
ests in or liens upon the land herein described:
TAKE NOTICE that sale has been lawfully
made Of the following described land for un-
paid taxes thereon, and that the undersigned
has title thereto under tax deed or deeds issued
veyance thereof at any time within six months
after return of. service of this notice upon pay
ment to the undersigned or to the register in
chancery of the county in which the lands lie,
of all sums paid upon such purchase together
with one hundred per centum additional there
to, and the fees Of the sheriff for the service
cost of publication of this notice, to be COM
puted as upon personal service Of declaration
as commencement OF suit, and the further sum
of FIVE dollars for each description, without
as aforesaid is not made, the undersigned will
institute proceedings for possession OF the land.
The said land is described as situated in the
City of Owosso. County OF Shiawassee, State of
Michigan, commencing twenty-five rods nine
inches west and four rods north of the south
keleys Addition to the City of Owosso, thence
north four rods, west eight rods, south four
rods, east to beginning.
Amount paid $355 for 1914 tax
$50 for 1915 tax
366 for 1915 tax
Total, mo
Amount necessary to redeem SCI 02 plus the
fees of sheriff and cost Of publication.
WARREN PIERPONT,
Address, Owosso. Michigan.
To Jennie Boeffel and Edwin Laverock, last
grantees in the regular chain of title of such lands
or ary interest therein appears by the
cords in the Office of the Register of Deeds of
said county.
To James Green grantee under tax deed is
sued by the Auditor General. 27-30
The Owosso times., 1920-11-05

(b) Remove the old hive from which
the swarm came and place 1t where
you want it to remain in the future.
(c) Place the hive containing the new
swarm on the old stand. The first
bees returning home will enter the
new hive on the old stand by night
the majority of bees are again in the
new hive on the old stand. making
strong colony.
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THE ESD MT

poor house-cleaners, but nowadays
the President who didn't Clean up at
least a department Of government a
week would be accused of .Tcredible
carelessness. The chief CAH;?ises or
The Owosso times., 1920-11-05
OIL ON TRIAL.

A reliable remedy for catarrh Of the
nose. throatlsnd ears. Clip and mail
attached coupon and we will serd you,
postpaid, this soothing, healing remedy,
which will bring you relief and comfort
THE VAPOR OIL CO,
Box 227, Benton Harbor, Mich.
Gentlemen PLEASE mail me your
vAPoR OIL agree to use 1t for two
" ,eks, and IL am satisfied ] will send
you 81 35; IL not, / will return the un-
used portion of the vspor Oil.
Yours truly,
huutcsr ssssss =
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HINDER = Removes Corns Cali
louses. ETC., stops all pain ensures comfort TO tho
fcet makes walking eney. 1bc. by mail or at Drug
rists. Hiscox Chemical Works, Patchogue. N. Z.
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Sc NECESITAN MAS IRA.
PARA
MICHIGAN

Hemos enviaLo va siete :renes con
trabaiadores para los Ca2lpos de Be:
label de Michigan, y estalnos necesl
tando 1000 hombres mas. 81 listed de
sea ir al Norte y trabajar donde pue
da panarse buen dinero, tendremos mu
cho gusto en- ayudarle.
Sc proporcionan magnificas casas
para las farilias. El transporte Y to
dos los alin-entos, durante ei canine,
son gratis. No lie cobramos absolute
mente NADIA por conseguirle este traba
10: V 81 listed no esta trabaJando &C
tuatnente Y quiere emplearse, venga a
vernos para que vaya o nosotros a
Michigan.
NJ. /. OSBORN EMPLOYMENT co.
1923 W. Houston St. San Antonio, Tex.
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vENTA ESPECIAL DE ARTICULos

GSADUS DEL GOSiCh->O
Camisas de Kahki. lavadEs J reparacas,
So. 90 docena. 81. 90 cada una. Camisas de
lana lie vadas Y repartidas SIC 90 Ia docena,
O SI.75 cada una. Pantalones aza.es para
el trabaio. sin pechera. $500 por ciento.
ST.25 IL docena, T5c. pieza. CaIZones de
kahkf, del eiercito. $3.50 docenas csc. cl par.
Zapatos del e~jercito. reparados por 'el Co
bie-no. s39. 90 In docena. 1896 el par. Tara
tos para uso del campo. en- maGrificas con-
diciones. repa-ados por 81 Gob;srno. hechos
de In mcjor clase de cue-o. $50. 90 Ia tocenn'
So so el par. Imperme1E'!es del eJerclto, ca
da uno st:?5. Tiendas de campana: de KAN
XII, del eiGrcito en- magnificaS co1diciones'
tamano I6xl6. forma pirarnidal. de !!enSo
1914 o., i~mperuccbles, cada una SSi.oU.
Tiendas de campana dc niiciaIes tamaho
ex9 de Iona I2.4 or. cada una $50 GO. 20
lainas esrirnles, dc tamaao -~Sular. Dor g2c-
ARTTCULOS NUEVOS CON GRANDES
REDUCCIONESE
Los articulos E:guientes Sun completamente
ruevos Y de Ia mejor calidad. Camisas DE
kahki de alsod5n para oficiales. $3.50 por
docena. sl.75 cada una: Camisas para OIL
ciales en- pougee mercerizado. y carisas d
iahki acabadas en- soda. $40. 90 n docena o
SO. e5 cada una. Carl!sRs de kahkI &c ago
don mcrcerizado. S2T-Go IA dOcena. SOU
cada una. CGn:Sas de ponEee, color kahHl,
con cuellos pesados. S3s. 90 Ia docena. $50
que vaIen $3.50, 4 S7.e5 cads uno PoLsinas
pirales de lana. tamano regular, S2.5O e!
par. Botes y oyas de Iona EleGadza. mag
nfficas para Wales. etc, precio 95'. pen
Camas plegadizas para 0ficiales hechas de
magnifica Iona i~mpermeab!e. coHtene coocT-
ores, coichones. etc, y Sc enrolan pertecEt-
mente, pueden colgarse como hamacas' 20
mas aprop6sito rara 2 campann, prec!o e
gular SIS. so. precio especial. S7-95. Co;c3o-
mes con fundas de satin. para canlas pleSa-
dizas. re1eros dc paste de Java. preclo eS-
pecial 81 95. Maletas para o~tlcialeS. Hechas
de ona impermcable y con comTartinientos'
las de SO. 90. precio especial. $50. Ponchos
del ~ej6rcito. que valen $3.50, Euevos y aca-
badcs de recibir, nuestro precio especial sl:so
Si!las de montar. Nc Leilan. precin especial
Dor as de mejor case. s2T.o5. y por as de
clase B s23 .95. Refrigeradores esra.tados or,
blanco. que vahn SIS. 90. precio especial
$40. 95. Refrige7ados esulaltados on color
| blanco, con caracidad para 100 lbras. valcn
ss5 90. especial sag o.. RefrsEeradores es-
| maltados en- bianco. valen $50. 90. capacidad
! 65 Ibis, especial. 500. 95. Y muehos otros
| articuIos de gran utilidad. Piia nuestra lis
| N de precios iustrada. Condiciones: rlsu-
| roso contado. Irciiyase 81 porte de correo.
81 los articulos sc nandan por paquete pos
til. Sc lie devolvera su dinero 81 no queda sa-
tisfecho. ~
ARM SALVAGE WAREHOUSE co.
FL establecimiento mas grande, dc 81 c!ase
en- TODD Ell mundo.
Greenviile, South Carolina.
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WAGNER AUTO TOP CO. 74i E. Fous-
ton s.. Series eSpesiaiistas en- cuSre-asien-
tus. toldos ) trabu:0s &c rerarGci6n- Or.
7JII.
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81 NFCESITA cares para nucaHLas. o car
Ea- sqE!p25ss. Eaoe 4 RCSALGs: 4e-etono
Travis ITO
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SALON PARA RENTAR. am2Ho. bien -
tuado = vcntilado. III W. Commerce ST.
Local del Club "Corcordia. Sc renta 4 So
ciedades o pa-ticu.a-eS para coda c.ase de
reunicnes. Ccrdalrlente inyitGTos = nues-
ros bales. saAaGc = GomiaEos, eNc!usiya-
r,ente a personals De bueaa conGUcta. IafCr-
mes con y. de Il CARA. +0S Morales ST.
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DE SUMO NTERES PARA ToD0S LOS
iNFXTCAECS. Osicila de ~informacicues en-
General. At:endo yo- cer-eo o te.esrato tooa
clase &c cncarEcs : conlsiones. d D. IA
TaRrT D;-jisse P. o. Box 435 o viyite
mt On Overland ST. 2O7'., El Paso, lie
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

ACABAMoS DE RECIBIR :-Lesi;imas ca
ie,as &c Cc!ays. q S5c. Y Sl.25 docena SUI
tadero de msuh-!uo. 45c; SALSA-MOLE l@c:
p!Quiu en- viaag-e, I5c. bote.la.
POR LIBRA-Micl dc Co.Teaa, sec. Me.
Ge tuna soc. Ne.cOchs de tuna soc. A-ES
Ge Mo-clia- Cacahuate Iostado. &c. AJo
secO. nucvo. SOC. QueSo b.anco. soc. Ca-ne
SEGA, SOC. Canar-n nucyo. S5c. Hsbas'
zoe. Garb2rzo de Ia. l5c. Lentejs, 22e.
F-ijo! Tepar:. % lbras Tor Sl.e0. YER
DApERO PILONCILLO de Monterrey, tho
-efornado) GAIA &c 100 conos de 6 ons. 25c. ID.
CHOCOLATE Ell TAPATIO" muy superior
4 los conocidos. MuesJra GRATIS a sohcitud.
CHILE PASILLA. NEGRO y MULATO IN
po-uados. Sl.T5. Chipoue. 500. G1aj:lo.
IS =. Colorado ancho. soc. Cascade. nue.
vo. sc. Pasi..a colorado soc. PICuln extra
Csc. J~apoats. SIC. Tomato de FresaGAla. 2oc.
Scal!!la Ge caiabaza. a.. Mo.cageccs. SOC. Ca
rastas carrie. - So y 45c. CO.GciOn $50.
DULCES mexica-os. 100 s~Urtidos, por Sl.l1.
CHORIZO est.lo mcx!cano, l6c: chichaEro-
aes S.escos. &c: Chile con especias, en- pol
vQ, 75c; Chile noI!do. soc; GGesO eGchLado,
Guc; JARABES de fruta. 50 = 75c. botclLa
CHA para refr2scos. Sl.-5: Tamar!nCo nue.
10, SOC: RASPADORES dc hielo. So centavos
TERBAS MEDICINALES. nCevGs. sGruco
complete. LIZA Ge ba-rO en- hu2caies. etc
P:dase !is;a general. hoy mismo. DESPA-
CHO IMMEDIATE. PeGiGos = CABEZCD
BROS. P. o. boz IS. SA. A. san Ar
TORSO. Texas.
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s o c 0 -
TRAJES \ LA MEDIA

Complete sur:ido de telas para "a ec-
ei6u. P-erlos econom!cos: YEA mis- muestEaS.
SOSA. The Tailor. 60I DO.o2osa St Tc-
Travis 3l02.
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~ NS@ ~
RUDY
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LOS SOMBREROS
Dor 80 cCncsyos.
llSiz Avenue D.
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: G.. PIZZI, Sastre &c Sonora Central
Trust Bldg. Segundo piso. Ea asesuTaao
los services de Ia Srita. Maria Tulsa E!ena
Contreras. y cstd capacitado L hacer ell ira
halo mas delicado en- Ia confeccion de toda
.ioxo 40 yestidos = Abrisos. (Adv.l.
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PARA GANAR MAS DINERO
Apre2da listed IN

Apre2da listed IN
giles en- 81 propis
casa, por medic de
g curse espe,
cial, Y Il ayuda de
una persona aInerl-
cana. Envienos So
nomb-e ' direction
Y de daremOs lnfor.
mes.
2l4tc Main ST.
P. 0 Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE
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College S.. Auto Livery
PRESTAMOS

-NECESTrA 5000? PrcstzIos eonfidencia-
-. soUre mue5.cs, = personals 4 sueido. ADO
nes facl.es. Po- $1,000. SOC. Senanar'os. SVs
CgDgoy Bldg. san Antonio. 4eNAS. y LIZ
Ian ST. Houston Texas.
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D Q c 0 R B u E R r 0 n
CHIROPRACTICO

I20S-l.2 y. Houston St. 80 Tel. c.. 1854
Cu~Scj5n de toda cl2Se de cutc-medaees
SIN e. uso ds Ncd.ci1as nj Ci-ggla. No in
ro-.a rua.es san sGs do,s2c;Gs, NSi:eme
I'd. = e d-.n0sc-are como por medic dc
Alustcs Ch.rop-icticos. pusGe I'd. ali";a-se
en- pocas semunas, y 81 toala IN tratamiento
complete. obtsaer definitivame1te su sa!ud.
He dsvueito u sa!ud q nucha Eente. y cGan-
do listed veaEa Sc convenient &c que tann-
5ien I'd uusGs cura-se. Especial atcnc!on I
las Intermediates de seno-as y uilos, : Z -
ease de atccc!oneS c=O=lcas.
Ho-as &c Of.c5ua. Dc 9. q - AN. = de
: 4 Pm: Los DoniDEos: De 10 a l. \.
NJ. SOLO para apuntznicnto.
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AbogciO dc los Tr5zHrles &c "a RePG5!icG,
re encarSa &c toda. elise Dc asuntos Protes'o-
males n NexIca.L. Ba!a CahtoInla OSSpa-
,aa - e. eG!ticio sisaaGo fCeuts al &c. h
AyuntamieE;o. Para ssUR:os cue haSaA &c
vrpt5ia-5r ante r-iSu1a!es auto-idaGes o.
Is EsLadns C1ldos. esta aSociaGo con (!
rmiuente a5c=ato WILcla Andrews. de Los
Angeles, Cal
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SANTIAGO GONZALEZ aate-iorzente en-
a14i- So. Santa Rosa. Ia sstsbiecido 81 20
rcSrafja en- 1910 e Paso. ga
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ENSENANZA-

w~AQUlGRAFIA Ptrman. muiriE-aiia. die
tafoao, mime E-aEo. tsnedUrln. e~scritUra ea
.zsgu.7a GRATIS. JiCg,us. Aces &c Wagner.
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BOTONES dc CeIuloide: SaRto Nino. Guaes-
!upana, Zaragoza. AiGslgo, Juare=. Descuen-
tos por mayor. l5c. cada uno. Algeria Fhoto
Co. p. o. Box So. Sta. \. San Antonio.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA teiedor experimentado, e
Hilador, para tapetes mexicanos y de ia
India, hechos a mano: teiares de mano. Buen
suede 81 es persona comretente. 81 no
ticne complete experienced. no Sc prcsente.
Ocurra a Amadaha Rug Mfg. Co. Sl2 Giads-
tone Ave. por la Inca del tranvia South
Flores. Tel. TT. 1901. t16)
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VENTAS.

BARCLEY CORSET PARLOR' 229 E.
Houston ST Cuarto POS. Corsets elegantes
c5modos = durables. Vendemos tamb!en hel
moses t-sbajos de asu!a. t'J
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
Lie IENARO CENICEROS
IOSE ANTONIO RIVERA 6.

A5oEalo McxicanO, g~estiona tcdG case &c
neSoc:cs ;uGic.a.sS. aCm~snIs-2IEoS ) n1He
&C.. Aoz-caGo 1855. Miami, A-lz-
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INGENIEROS
ENRIQUE DUSOLlER

r~car.z-o y A-qg..ecto NsS'caHe con Do-
so5sr. Li--rel < Co. 81 Moore bGE- san
N-.9-,g Texas. Lsyancamje2;o de planes 70
,,--as;-,z. 9a,n,es 3 ea.zaGas- P-UysctoS ~
oufrr-,5n,cos Ge tpdas classes
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LECcrONEs De PIANO Y CANTo = DO,
p,icilio. Prs,ios ccavsHeionaleS. PEOE SSuN
FELIX RCANO. E-adLato en- ns SoH5
$50 40 PAL. y NaGad- Reci5e o:teces St5
y,-fs. :. - hao,z frances Y eso2-o.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECEsTTAN obreros para fabriea de
alfom5ras mexicanas y de L. India. 1000
trabaio de mano. Ocu-ran 4 81 GiaGSu"he
Ave. Canine de Pleasanton. T6mese l tran
via South Flores. VA
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9AEIA =. rEEVISO. p-o:eSc=a &c ,RqUI-
:-aiia y mccSaoE-aEios 2oT e 3el0T SS'sa
is y. E-io St
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NECESITAMOS Agente v~iaiero que hahie
irgles Y espaaol. para trabajo fue:a &c Ia
ciudad. Inutil presentarse sin Earantia oeH
IRA a 100 W. Commerce St. 40
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,--,C., vUr,rrc -,-..,5,
.--N-S I,s .onsrgr;,
AHe-Se S"SN-' -
"a "sSeu ca - -~I..IH. Nv 80
&c 80 80. 80. :. l5Sa I'M
ra~yJh. % 81 misno or.r;o. Fao-ica &C
psrIes = Pelucas de D.. Munoz Leav. 6I3
Dolorosa -.
vENDEHOS COLcHoEES. nuevos a les me
i,-es prec,os; tanb!en renoyamos. Atlas.
Natt-ss Co. 100 S. Pccos St
Singer diterenues esnlos ionografos &c
!am6ja," pianos y maquinas de cScr!o'F
Oliver" VENDO AL CONTAOO disco,
ba-atzg. Glasses gratis &c BORpADO. 8
HACE HEMSIITCHlhG . 70 cts. yarta. =
a, los Santos. Tel. Travis 1859. lis ".
Cor,.s-rr ST.
ACORDEONES fabrication europea, 10 Ia
yes. . 5ajos. 81 pOr 1872, SAGA lno SS.SS'
Acsmpane Importe = ICdrdo. La CASA NS-
NICANA. Box l56. Chicago, IL.
$50,
tapetes gobrecamas , c~or:inas AeaeacHs On
limo: calG2t !nmeJUra0.", muest"aS Z IL VS.
n. G-ances dcscueutos u conr>do. X. PdenSe.
los San Fernando St.
T--c,t-as cxistnccias de - 500 pares De "a
ratios Russell del Ejerci.o Sc estan agotando
-apidameute. pero todavia tenemos en- eNls
.,7cia todos tamanos. ASi pues. no pierda
Sta opo-tpnidad para adquirir un buen par
de zspatos por SIS S.. Las 6rdcnes por correo
-e.;hirSr Immediate atenc:6n y serau desps
Envie giro postal 0 de express. Precios es
peciaIs a los concentrates. en- compsas pOr
io,gs. Las 6rdenes de Mexico deben veniF a
cS--f;.sJo del paguete. Dirijanse a
L. S. RECLAIMED SHOE STORE
272 ". Commerce St San Antonio. Tex.
so M n s. 90. Post Office Hatters. ilS44
Gysnpe D. Tel. Tx. 1868.
iORO! rOROt IOROl No importa que sea
gante plurna fuente dc orc. garantizada, es
n-erisameDte 10 que listed n~ecesita. rs de
y7Ior inestimable y solo Guests $500. Man
80 :. L., acknowledgements. Sc lie deyol-
80 60 -, J;1.ro 81 no Is q ORC de Il kiates.
~.T-ErTN--pStT" GOT W los St, New
- - -
$1,000 --.---;n,. =
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RUDY COLLEGE houston, texas
LOS sDMBREROS yIEJos Sc hacen nuevos.
por 80 cCn;ayos. Post Office Hat ClcnerH-
llst. Avenue D.. Tel. Tr. 1859.
In AECNCIO en- LA PRENSA" si-np-e
Is De ex!to SECURE. Llane I'd 8! ~tslefono
Travis 2III y 4auaciese desGe lucEo.
SELLCS De COMA de superior csl:dad a
r-r,ios cuacGos. EIte2so su-tiGo de tipos y
c-gbaGos. AcentCS para 81 i6ioma espanoL
Pida cat&ioso iiustyaGO en- esparol. eavian-
Do 20 centavos en- ~escanpillaS. Teletono Ira
VS. 52SS. 609-6Il DoloroSA St-San Anto-
MO. Texas. Ia uaica casa mexscaaa CUE
haze seIas en- san Antonio.
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NECESITo DEsENRAIZADoREs

DESEN
para ir q Three Rivers. Texas, para desen-
raizar 1000 races. Precio de $1,000 hasta
$4,000 por acre FL trabajador debe traer
hachas, talaches y carpas; 81 no tienen 20
sc las proporciono y lueso las pagan en- abo-
nos faciles. Yo paso cada semana en- el
campo. no page con cheques. paso con pura
plata. Tengo gentes en- mi campo ganando
$500 diarios, ahorita tenco 100 houibres en-
mi campo. Las salidas son por el Pepot.
del NJ. K. & r. cads lunes a las $50 de
Ia maTana. 70 no soy contratista. Nj reco-
mendaci6n es c~ualQuier meIicano que haya
trahajado conmigo. c. NJ. Posey. Gel Pan
SOM Three Rivers, Texas. (25l
NECESITO socio con pequeno capital para
operar un estableeimiento e!ectrico de repa-
raci6a de calzado buena proposition. Sc pre-
fe-ira a Quien conozca cl negocio Electric
Shoe Shop. S;nton, Texas.
Sc NECESITA persona competence para n
fabrication de adornos de paja que seran
usados debajo de los platos, en- restaurant
mexicano. 622 Moore Bldg. Pregunte po- el
Sr. Brown. Tel. CT. 1855.
CARPINTERO y ebanistero. cdnpetente
en- toda clase de t-abajos del ramo. ofrece
sus servicios. AL y. Flores St. Vicenz
Eaos.
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pg. =. MARTINEZ GULMAN. Es2ceiarsUa
q sargr=.e.aa-s de a.uoS ) P4s-cs- AecIe.-
IA e. sezc-4.. OI.c.na. 1905 ~
s.. Le=-sag ---y-s 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
Free Employment Bureau

Ncccsitamos Embellishments "a todcs los
expertos en-. trabaios de- construction. Con-
diciones de Open Shop. POI Bede!l Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
COMPRAS.

CONPRO truck ula-ca ''Ford" en- buenas
conG.cioncs. DiriEirse i Jesus Il GonLAet'
ISS So. Alamo ST. i2ol
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-03-04
INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL

WHo-Single persons who had
net income of $1,000 or more
TOR the year 1919.
Married couples who had net
income of $1,000 or more.
WHEN-March Is, 1920, is final
date for filing returns and max
ing first payments.
WHERE-Collector Of Internal
Revenue for District in which
the person resides.
HOW-Full directions on Form
104OA and Form 1040; also the
law and regulations
WHAT-Four per cent normal
tax on taxable income up to
$4,000 in excess of exemption.
Eight per cent normal tax Oh
balance of taxable income. Sur
tax, from one per cent to sixty
FIVE per cent on net incomes over
5000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-18
Did Not Anticipate Finding
Man Waiting With Gun.
HAD DROP" ON OFFICERS
HeSitated to Enter Room Until
After Crash of Glass.
Believed Two Men Escaped in
Car Via Burlingame.

Sheriff Hugh Larimer. dressed in a
goodlooking suit of blue silk pa
jamas, was permitted to visit with
friends today and spent several hours
bolstered up in chair beside his bed.
The wound inflicted on him by auto
bandits Sunday night at the home of
Hickory" Jones. four miles south of
Topeka. is mending rapidly
Il was never more surprised in my
life said Larimer today. than to
have the door open and be confronted
with two strangers. one with a re-
volver in his hand. instead of the
harmless Hickory whom we arrested
so many times.
We had been informed that men
and women were frequenting the place
and supposed that Hickory was up
10 his old tricks and was using his
home as a free and easy house for
boys and girls. We had made many
such calls on Hickory in times past
ing to undergo n search of the prem
ises. At the worst, we expected no
more than to find a pair of levers.
That's what the light we saw in an
upstairs window indicated. That's the
reason we turned off the idling motor
in the yard, to get someone down
stairs to discover what was wrong. A
knock at the door would have put
them on their guard and made the
finding. of discriminating evidence in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-18

The roller skating craze has struck North
Topeka. Every other child seen is skating
and 1t Is no unusual sight OF see boy
or girl skating swiftly by carrying a sack
of eggs or quart of milk or perhaps both.
And accidents are not common.
Another thing that is noticed during the
flu ban is the number of children under
16 years of age who have necessary bust
ness down town
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. W. A. Dyal is sick at lnsr home
in Central avenue.
Mrs. Henry Dietrich. who has been sick
with influenza at her home in Monroe
street, has recovered.
My Roy Boast returned last evening
from Kansas City where she has been
visiting her sister for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. GRADER are sick at
their home, 615 Van Buren, street.
Henry Dyal has taken a position with
Morns & Myers.
Z. H. Rossiter has moved his shoeshop
to Enterprise, Kan, where he expects to
locate permanently.
The body of Waiter Petit, who died
last Saturday In Idaho, has arrived in
Topeka. Mr.. and Mrs. Petit left about
two weeks ago for their new home In Idaho
and Mr.. Petit taken sick shortly
afterward with pneumonia, from the eff
fects Of which he died.
Mr.. Ferdinand Zeferjohn was surprised
Saturday evening at his home, 91S Mad
ison, when a number of his friends came
to help him celebrate the anniversary of
his thirty-third birthday. A pleasant even
ing was spent and refreshments were
served
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-18
STARTS ANOTHER WATER PROBE
Question of How City Is to Get More
pressure Still MYsterY.

The sick man of Topeka is to have
his case diagnosed further
In other words, Chester A Smith,
of the Burns & Mcdonnell company,
consulting engineers, of KANSAS City,
arrived this morning to give the stu
alton the "once over"
The question of whether the water
should be procured from the river or
new wells dug in favorable locations
will be one of the questions Smith will
pass upon. He will also inspect the
machinery and pumps at the water
plant, examine the wells now in use
and submit a report of his findings,
with recommendations as to what is
needed.
The hope of a good water syste m
was renewed with the arrival of the
Kansas City expert. who was sched-
uled to make his researches here sew
eral DAVIS ago