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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-22
HOT, DIZZY FEELING
Atlanta Lady's Uncomfortable and
Annoying Condition Relieved,
She Says, by Cardui.

Atlanta, Ga.-Miss Alice Frances
Young, Of 2S East Alexander Street,
this city, says: after entering wo-
manhood, / suffered SO much with
womanly weakness. My back ached.
! would have, at certain times, a hot
feeling that seemed to go to my head.
Even my shoulders would hurt, and 1t
made me very dizzy and uncomfort-
able. When the blood would flow to
my head suppose that was what II
wss-I would faint and feel SO weak.
Il couldn't do my work. I had q
good position, and this was surely
annoying as well as embarrassing. I
would usually have to go home and
60 to bed. / certainly suffered greatly.
II heard Of Cardui, and my mother
bought It for me. 1t was the first and
only medicine that ever did me any
good for this trouble"
Dizziness, headache. sideache, back
ache, tired-out feeling and other dis
agreeable symptoms are often signs Of
womanly troubles. Thousands Of wo-
men who formerly suffered from these
and similar ailments have found Car
dui Q very valuable remedy.
Cardui is composed only of pure,
vegetable ingredients which have long
bean recognized as of medicinal value
In the treatment of many diseases and
disorders peculiar to women.
Take Cardui.
Your druggist sells Il NC140
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ADVENTURES
or THE TWINS
b. Olive Roberts Bsrtes1

THE PICNIC.

The Meadow Grove school was
having picnic. Mr.. Scribble
Scratch, the fairyman schoolmaster,
announced it on Friday afternoon
after recess, and such racket you
never heard-such squealings and
squeakings and croakings and whist
lings and buzzings and everything.
Even Nick, who always tried to be
dignified (being truant officer, you
know,) threw up his cap and caught
it on his toe, and Nancy did hap
Ply little jig around the room.
They were to meet on Saturday
under the big willow tree on the
edge of Lily Pond and each family
was to bring it's own basket of good
les. Of course, all that night there
were the best smells ever in Meadow
Grove Land, because there were
cakes and pies to bake and sand
witches to be made, and wild-berry-
ade to bottle. Mrs. Squirrel didn't
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THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
Ann Runs Away and We Learn Van
Had Left The Same Day.

A SEARCH of AIMS rooms proved
a that she had taken off her slave
qirI costume and had put on her new
tricotine dress, a smart cape and
that precious new hat. The travel
ing bag was gone. This evidence
widened the search. Our good friend
Morrison, the detective, came at md
night to take command of the hunt
Chrys and l tad to talk with him
long time. Both of US had heard Ann
threaten to run away, or to Kill her
self more than once, and for the SILL
est reasons.
'Hysteriaw commented Morrison,
and he proceeded to ignore the infor-
nation. But Bob insisted that the
lily pool be drained and the great
park combed for evidence.
Each of US had a theory about
AIMS disappearance. ! agreed with
Morrison that AIMS threat to commit
suicide was all bluff She had run
away from home simply to hurt us as
much as she could.
Most of the next day | spent at
Jims bedside. backing up the ex-
cuses the nurses made for his wife's
absence. Jim mustn't get excited, he
mustn't run. a temperature, they said
and he wasn't going to if they could
prevent it.
Late in the afternoon went home
to rest. Alone in my room, review
ed all the angles of the case. Sud-
denly it occurred to me that Van
hadn't called on Jim that day, as was
his custom | went to the phone
his valet said that Mr. Van Eyck had
left town alone, late the previous
afternoon.
| set the receiver on the table in
stead of on its hanger, knocked it to
the length of its cord. discovered
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go to bed until twelve and got up at
three, and Mrs. Bunny didn't go to
bad at all
Mrs. Woodchuck kept at it until
old Granddaddy Mole, who always
said he was hard of hearing as well
as seeing, had to rap on the wall so
he could get some sleep.
But, oh, boy! if you could have
seen the lovely basket Mrs. Wood
chuck finally set on the piano, piled
up snowy and round like a Gypsy
wagon, only with mysterious, delic-
ious looking Jumps sticking up here
and there under the neatly stretched
napkin, and the lovely piles of
starched COATES" laid on chairs for
the family to slip into at daybreak,
you'd have decided, Pm sure, that it
didn't hurt old Mr.. Mole one bit to
lose an eyeful or two of sleep. But
the mean thing told it all over that
he'd lost forty winks
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all, 5000; ]. A. Brannen, 5000 and
others ranging from 500 down.
Mr.. Hardwick's statement filed
with the comptroller general show:
his expenditures were: Printing anC
advertising, $4846,04; telephone anC
telegraph, 1870; headquarters rent
$549; postage 295; assessments BY
counties for holding second primary
$493; clerical help, $775.50; travel
ing expense, $50.
Mr.. Walker has not yet filed
statement.
, 1920-11-19

PURSUANT to photographic of Cinartero of
Foundation for Merchant WILHELM
SMIDT'S Legacy for assisting poor
persons in St, Croix. it is hereby brought
to public notice that a balance of interest
amounting to Frcs. 81.50 will be on hand
for distribution on January |, 1921.
Applications for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be
forwarded to the undersigned on or be-
fore 22nd December. 1920.
Despatching Se~cretary's Office, Chris
tiansted, ST. Croix. V. l.. IS Move nber,
1920.
C w. FOX,
Despatching Secretary.
, 1920-11-19
NOTICE.

PARTIES having claims against the
Jnint-E Estate of the late Planter AL
FRED BENONI WHITE, of San Jan,
and surviving widow ALICE MAUD
WHITE, are hereby notified to file t'eir
claims within 3 months with the under
signed widow. who remains in possession
of the undivided join ESTATE.
San Jan. Virgin Islands. u. S. A.
November 9th 1920.
ALICE MAUD WHITE.
Estate "Contdnt" San Jan.
, 1920-11-19
LIST OF UNCIAIMEn MAIL FOR THE
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER is, 1920.

Maria Andren,
Maria Adriana Arno, Company Street,
P. ustian, Water Gut,
James Rastian,
Ernesta Benjamin,
Joseph Benners,
Aleath Blyden.
Douglas Bradford,
Alfred Brooks,
Samuel Brooks, Company Street,
Samuel Brooks, Estate Orange Grove,
Christian Christian,
Mary Cornelius.
Christiana Cornelius, SO Company Street,
William Coulson,
Nettie Cunningham,
William FL. Derricks.
Raymond Doyles,
Amelia V. Edwards,
Christiana Ford, Company Street,
Jane Gordon,
Ernestine Hart, o. Francis Daniel (2),
Esta Htrris, CO. Mrs. Williams,
Francis Hendricks,
Elizabeth Hully,
Elizabeth Harrison,
Josephine Hendricks,
Samuel Herbert,
Ferdinand Jacobs,
Marie James,
Peter E. James, 10 Straareet,
Annie James.
Arabella James,
Telestina Jarvis,
Rebecca Johnson,
Mary johnson,
Lillian Lamb,
Christilia Lashley,
Maria Lewis,
Joseph Lohearty,
n K 80 ~ - s- q -
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MR.. WILSON AUTORIZA 4 PAL.
MEE PARA CUE Sc PRESEN-
TIE COMD CANDIDATE

T i~o-on- Especial para IA PREHSd.
NUEVA YORK, Mario 3.-un e.
legrama especial decibido de Was
hing:on dice que el Presidente VII
son do sT conscntimiento para que
el procurador General Mitchell! Pal
mer Sc presente como candidate para
la ~Presidencia en- las elccciones pri-
marias de Georgia, ura vez que Ne
Adoo entire Il Ia lucha eli csc Estadc,
zero agrega que el P~residente no Ia
dicho NADIA acerca de 81 81 mismo lie
CARA a ser candidate eventual.
En- los Circulcs politicos Sc opina
Que este juntamente con algunas otros
hechos que sc han revelado reciente-
mante. demuestra que el Presidcrte
Wilson tendra g control absolute de
la Convention d~@mocratica de San
Francisco, Y que ell plan consiste en-
contar con delcgados que hayan recibi-
do instruccioncs de PaPlmer, McAdoo
. cuaIquier otro poderoso sostenedor
de de administration de Wilson, para
tener ia posibilidad de ser apoyado por
ellos en- case de que decida, a Ultima
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assume SERIAS PROPcRCIONES
LA REVOLUTION EN-
HONDURAS

WASHINGTON, Mario 2.-Un
5espacho -ecibido en- la Secretaria de
Estado del G0bierno americana, pro.
cedente de Tegucigalpa, capital de la
republica &c Honduras, dice Gue 81
Congreso Hondureno ha eXpadidO
una ley suspeGdiendo las gsraEtiaS
i: dividual .s en- ell Departamento lte-
ridional de Ia RepIhlica, inaluyerdo
Ia prcpia capital. FL despacho no ey-
plea la razon para tai actItud de-
Congress- hondureno, pero noticias
r~ecientes de esa republica infor2la-
ban de manifestations ~resultaEtes
dc las elecciones celebradas ALI nace
a,gunas semanas Y Sc + que Ia pro-
clamacion de la Ley Marcisl Sc leha.
a tales m Inifestaciones.
En- los c~:rculos ~oficiales aqui Sc
considera tai MEDIA adoptada por Ell
Congreso hondureno, especialm2nte
por Ia extension que comprende 81
territorio en- donde Sc ha Gecreta.lo,
como indicadcra de que la revolution
contra ell nuevo Presidente Genera
Lopez Gutierrez, ha asumido serlas
preparedness. La oposici6n al General
Gutierrez, que encabeza ell doctor
Alberto Jembreno, ex-Presidente &c
Ia Republica, Sc dice que tiene sl
base en- Ia politica militarista del pr.
nero, anunciada por aquel antes ae
que cayera ell Presidente Bertrand ?
ocupara Presidencia Lopez Cute
rrez.
e. doctor Membrenp sin embargo,
10 esta ell campaha, sino que ha per
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Do izQuierdo de Ia cara. y pe3a l4O libras.-
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C~RATIFICARE con IN aHo CO subscription n
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HALAEZAS CUMPUTADORAS automa6-
Gas Sc vcr&cn. ro1pran. :a~hiar y e
paran. H. Z EarEis. SOS Main Avenue.
san ANTONIO. Texas.
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: D Flores. Box 365, Floresyii.e, Texas.
VENDO sob-ecSuas. c~ort:zas = tapc,es en-
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NO PODIA -ENDEREZARSE.

James Carman, de Naytieh, KY,
ncS dlce:-"TanTto medolia la es-
palda aIgunas wees, que q menudc
nos dice:-"Tanto me dolia Ia es-
bora. Tome Foley Kidney Pill, y
desde entonces mis- afeccicnes han de.
saparecido. No puedo alabar sufi-
cieatemente esta medicinal Las Pill
doras de Foley para los Rinones, a.
yuGan a estos en- ell trahajo de elipi-
nsr del ss.tema los sedimentos :nu-
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TRASPASOS.


CABAI LERo mextcano, so!tero. ie 81 aIos
dc edad. desea re~.acionarse con viuda de
30 4 So amos, de SrefSfeRcia 81 no tic.e mas
ieuo natrimonio. Discreet n absolute. Sue!-
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CABALLERO honrado Y trabaiador, dcsea re-
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de 25 = so amos de cdad. objeto Ina-rino-
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luinto Juarez Lozano.--63@ Wualnut St.
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manecido en- Tegucigalpa, desde qre
81 exilio del pals term:no cor ell de-
rrocamiento del P~residente Bertrand.
Los rebeldes hondurenos Sc han esta-
dc reuniendo en- varias parties score
la frontera nicarahiiense, p~reparan-
dose desde ali q inaugurar las hos.
tilidades cs contra ell actual gobierno
con un aTaque sobre la capital.
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81 GRATiTI"hRA amnriaren'e n IN per-
s17a que Iropor~ione infcrmes exactos n
c-~"a del -1radero de mi hermano Luis
f1"~tes, Qu'rn Sc eHcontraba en- Houston.
Twas. haze dos amos ; medic. CuaIesquier in
fsrmr sob-c este particular, dir!jase I Pablo
'"7'es c. 81 4 En- "a II. Sa. aecs. -!9 Y .
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crenna Queen Celeste" = deS2rEollatov del
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"L;llian's", sec : SI.25. FL Eojo De Beau
~" 75c. FL Polvo Depilatoric "Go-Gonc.
see. habiendo que pagan adenas e. porte y
IL contribution de guerra. VeTdedoreS al
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Sc atienden con prontitud las 6cdenes por
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Ia ciudad dc Mexico. rodo inforne sobre es.
e asunto. dirijasc 4 Juan Alamiiio.-Mor.ey,
Coio.-Ej
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\ GA FONOGGAFICA msvicana vcnde
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS
(IiSta No. u.

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RETRATOS

PETACkS y vELICES De construction
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cRATTFIChRE con 50 90 a Ia persona que
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hrre LARGO tempo 81 earon:raba Ell San Pa
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MO d'-ii-e" = Ersebio LuSo Garcia. r.
IS. Uvalde, Texas. %
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NECESITAMOS 1900 IRA
BAJAD0RES

Para los campns de Betab"' en- Nj.
chigan. Acah@mns de recibir una
carta de Ia Michigan Sugar Co.. en-
rue nos dice que este afio nece=itara
de l 600 a 1000 trabaiadoreS a~ctiyCs.
VamGs a cnn'e tarleS a todos los que
nos h2n e~scrito, dar.dc!es irformacio-
nes d"ta!!sdas.
UniCamer'e racesitamns a genie
Laboriosa. Escribanos diciendonos Guam
rs son los misrbros de su familia V
!enos su direction. pues necesitamos
4 tcdcs. Opo-tunameute listed reel.
bra ccntestacion dc nosotr0s.
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TRAJE'S EN- ABONOS

4 Ia medida. e mejOr suTtido de cas,ml-
= ra!nbeachs para priravera y vera; o.
pidaa mucstras y p~resios SoSA. The Ia
So Do!ovosa SL.-Te.sfono Travis Slo@.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Precio por libra: Ajonjoli 35c;
Ajo nuevo Sac; Chile Chipotle $1.O0;
PaSiIla. negro Y mulato importad2s
De Mexico. $I.75 Y S1.60; Gle Pi-
sado anchC 40c; Chile euajillO 43c;
Pasilla colorado chico S1.0O; Cana,
ron hmpio grGnde 45c; Colaci6n me,
xicana Acc; Cajetas Celaya 10c:
Carne SEGA SOC; Queso blancc SOC:
CaneIa mcXicgna (CeyIan) Csc; CO.
mino SOC; CaCahuate toStaGo 25c,
Chicharrcnes frescoS 32c; Hab2s pc
Queso de Tuna 23c: ChCrizo meXica-
no Ice; Semilla CGlabaza 6Jc; Gar
baEzo Is; SalSa-M-le l0c botellita
Piquin vinagre Zoe; Chicle negro soc;
Hojas tamal 7c; Chocolate especial
42c; Piqui7 extra CSC; brGgano 25c;
Molcaietes SOC, zoe; MetatCS gran
deS $500; Dulces m~eXicanos surtid~s.
100 pleas S1.l5; PILONCILLO DE
MONTERREY 22c libra; CanaTtas
~carrizo ccdazos ceyda, y Glen cosas
mas. Maudzrlos hsta general a soil
:!lud Y hacemos descuentos en- ped
dos &c $1,000 arrlba. Las 6rdenes
dcbsa venir cen su importe complete.
Garantizamcs la calidad de 10 que yea
demos. Pedidos a:
CABEZUD BROS
l4'01. ". Commerce St
San Antonio, Texas
Sc VENDE restaurant bicn cs:ah'ccido y
ac-cditado. DjE.E.rse Z 63I austin 81. GSl
Sc VENDE. Ell magnificas condolences, auto
mov;l Rec" > pasaj rros, al contado o en-
ahonos. c~aleramense m0dicos. Ocurra al Sr.
Ramon =. El:2ondo.-2li y. Medina St.
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c~RATIFTCaRE con $1,000 a Ia persona
lie me proDorcions ~inforr1eS exactOs a-"r-
a del raradero de mi hijo Nar-a-i'o Mu-
%. que sc cncuertra CT. ~ s.aGn d. Okla
cna. pero sin sab2rse eI lugar precise. To-
. iH'Ormr sOb-r este anr-'-u'ar dir'lrSe
a Sra. 2e'6r Munoz- il6 Pershirg Ave.
Ngvcr port. Iowa. (2I)
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MAQUINAS DE ESCRIBIR

Autc-izado por IA Cha. cue Representa-,
puedo verderlas. dando ura pcque.a car IT,
dad a. con;aio ) con IN page menslal insig-
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