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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
MERIDIAN, MISS.

Meridian, Miss, October 9-(SpeciaL) Meridian's city council has finally passed an ordinance providing for bond issue
 of $150000 for the purpose of buying a site and building and equipping an ice manufacturing plant and public cold storage plant to be operated by the fnu-
 nicpalty. The qualified electors wi
 vote on the proposition December IA at
 the general city election, and should the
 vote be favorable, it is proposed that the
 plant shall be built and placed in opera
 tion before warm weather arrives next
 year, On the same election date the
 voters of Meridian will determine
 whether bonds to the amount of s2o,VW
 shall be floated for the purpose of mak-
 ing needed improvements at the Matty
 Hersee charity hospital and for the
 building of home for nurses in con
 nection with the institution.
 Work of remodeling the Meridian Elks'
 home is nearing completion. The entire
 interior of the handsome structure on
 Fourth street is undergoing complete transformation at considerable cost. II is confidently believed that the local home of the Elks when the work IS finally completed will be one of the handsomest in the state and as hand
  a city of equal population.
 Mayor John NJ. Dabney has recom- mended to the city council that steps be taken at once for the building of a mu- nicipal lighting plant for street illumin&- tion, It is proposed that such plant be constructed and ready for operation with tia expiration october 1, 1921, of the franchise of the Meridian Light and lRaiway Company. which is now fur nishing street lights for the munich rality No formal action has yet been taken. but the council is expected to aake up the matter of the mayors rec concentration at the regular meeting oi he body to be held next Tuesday. The step has been precipitated as a result or he continued disagreement of the pub lie service corporation and the city gov ,rnment as to rates and alleged viola ion of franchise rights in the matter ot street car fares.
 Count, IIelath Officer R. ]. Wilson aas caused the arrest of number oi local fruit merchants for alleged vio- ,ation of the sanitary laws governing he screening of fruit and other such hings as are provided for in sanitary avs of the state. The crusade that ,as been begun will be waged in all ,arts of the city where there is any complaint of violation of any provisions # the sanitary laws the health authori- ties state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

than ever to his thousands of admirers. It is the character of Drag Harlan that Farnum declares is the most pleasing he has ever played.
 Harlan finds himself in small western town, where might is right, and where the strongest suitor for a girls hand is us ually the winner. He is known as the outsider, and his very presence is re sented by the ''old gang" who run things to suit themselves. He had not been in their midst long before he won the en- rnity of the most powerful of the gang And it's then case of having his hand on his hip, ready to draw at moments notice.
 Throughout the picture there runs a most delightful love story, and the pro- duction is one that is sure to prove gen> erally pleasing The Rialto theatre man. agement announces that all the latest and newest William Farnum productions will be seen at the Rialto in the future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
WILLIAM FARNUM
 IN 4'DRAG HARLAN Noted Star Has ViriIe Role In
 His Newest Picture at the i. RiaIto Theatre

Featured in the first of his new pictures under his new contract, Drag Harlan, 7 William Farnum. comes to the Rialto the atre Monday. This is Farnum's latest and newest picture, and is declared to be one~o of his best.
 As Drag Harlan" William Farnum again comes to the screen in a typical role. In a characterization of a virile, rugged and honest westerner, who knows little of the game of life in the big cities, but who knows it in the rough places.
 Newspapers have been loud in praise of this production and many declare it is a picture that will make new Farnum admirers and prove more entertaining
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

The pecan crop within radius of ffye miles of Fort Deposit will be at least n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
NOVEL CABARET AT
 MOUNTAIN VIEW INN
Many Attractive Features For Winter Season at Edge
 wood Park

Birmingham will be given a cabaret in all that the word implies, according to announcement by Hugh Hill manager of Edgewood Park. who is introducing a winter season at Mountain View Inn for the first time. Where dancing, din- ners and features now make up the pro- gramme, that and many other features soon will be part of the entertainment at the mountain resort.
 Even in it's present state, however, the Inn is proving big novelty to Bir- mingham, and pleasure seekers are mo-
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FORT DEPOSIT

Fort Deposit. October 9.-fSpecial.) )--i. is conceded by number of conserva- tive planters that the principal farm products in this vicinity for the year 1g20 will be the smallest harvested in a num- Der of years. The cotton crop, with a few more days of open weather, will gq down in history as one of the smallest ever grown here. About two bales to the blow is a conservative estimate The farmers in the spring invested heavily in high-priced fertilizers and farm inn piements for the purpose of increasing their cotton acreage. also paying high prices for, stock and la bor, in view Of raising a normal crop of forty-cent cot ton. But due to the depreciation of the boil weevil and the excessive rainfall during the summer months. the farmer is almost staring bankruptcy in the face. as he has nothing else this season to fall back on for money crop, as the corn, pea. peanut. bean and potato crops are small in acreage and sadly neg lected.
 Fort Deposit is rapidly being recog- nized as a lumber and cattle center, Many saw and blaming mius have been erected near here within the last two years, and as a result many carloads Of lumber are moving to northern markets each week. and it is understood that a fair margin of profit is being realized from each shipment. Several years ago a number of farmers increased their pas ture lands and stocked them with blood ed cattle and are now reaping a splen- did profit from their stock, which com mands the highest prices. The hog in- dustry is on the wane, as there will not be enough raised to supply home con sumption. Few farmers. if any VIII have a surplus to sell.
 The sugar cane and sugar miilet crops seem to have fourished under the wet weather conditions during the summer months. These crops are now being made into syrup. and many barrels are shipped daily from here at splendid sprice-
 The pecan crop within a radius of ffvs miles of Fort Deposit will be at least 75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
Widow Preferred to Meet Death at Home

For many years I suffered from stom- ach trouble All the doctors I tried helped me but little. All said l would have to go to hospital and be operated on for gall stones or I would not live much logger told them I preferred to meet death at home. One day I picked up an adver- tisement of Mayrs Wonderful Remedy and since taking course of it more than . year ago have not had single pain in my stomach. have good appetite and can eat anything It is a simple. harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mu- GUS from the intestinal Fact and allays the inflammation which cadses practically all stomach. liver and intestinal ailments, in cludng appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded. Greene Drug Co.,. Hagan-D Dunlap Drug Co., and druggists eyerywhere-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

Two hay barns, one belonging to En- his & Godfrey, and the other to B. w. Winslett, near the Southern depot here, were totally destroyed by fire at p. m Thursday, together with forty tons of Johnson grass hay. valued at $l,O0o, with no insurance. Origin of fire is un- known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

A large number of sawmills in South Sumter have suspended operations, due, it is said, to an overproduction, slack demand, high price of labor and low price of lumber Others are said to De contemplating the same move
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
LIVINGSTON

Livingston, october 9.-(SpeciaL )-The hotel here formerly managed by Adams &S Boyd has changed hands and is now run by Mrs. Neel of Tuscaloosa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
William FarnuIu

now comes to the screen in what has been de- clared his greatest part and in the typical role that has made him the idol of thousands His latest picture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

per cent below normal This crop is considered among the best assets the owners have. As an illustration, few hundred trees were purchased by one of the, farmers here twelve years ago, and the last four years he has sold from
 these trees over s15,000 worth of nuts.
 There are at present about 25,0O0 bearing trees owned by the farmers and bus- ness men of this section. and many young groves are being added each year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

A single deposit of soda in British East Africa is estimated by geologists to contain more than 200,000,000 tons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10

Diamonds have increased 160 per cent in value. and emeralds 300 per cent during the last few years while rubies have decreased.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-13

CASE~E-Ca1,ova 5s d2H1as uyHsca1aS =
80 r-~gS -a-.ruasS.t-S ~-vsr7@l lisa e
Ss~mo>cS nunrb-rs- M1ndc ua do..a- y % en-
y:l-r-no~ a yuei-s Gc eorr~o rueStrn co7aTle
10 Ca,alcvc Matrimonial. con teSc-ipc."DeS
,-yar-g~ Dc nuchas 5oycurs y a,Su1as v5G-
dfs. que brsrin Un "'i-'a' 'aen" hoars-
30 Pgsdr a-gszi esc-;5,r clslgUlera lie elias
e cou:-aer I'm fc.i= 1atr'aoUto 81 may POGO
tgrga. Noso.-es. por n-estra DaTte. Sor"oN
r.rsa7as -eso-usrla53c>. @-csc-U ucEccio o.
a Ha>ado sobrc Il aoD-aa"z 9 leSlun1cac !:
al .s me NO de- cue -- peg-cHG caaud13
y. I-N rOIIkR >5-vz &a .~ro-oo a una pro
|abl. EELICIDAD MATRIMONIAL Escriba
nov nfsuro q COSMOPOLITAN CORES
PONDEECE CLJE. p O. Box IS. Venice.
Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-13

DESEO saber el p~aradero dc Ia senocs
TranGuilina Marquee, de IS amos dc edaG.
estatura regular. color aperlado. oios ne
gros. chinoS. de Hacionalidad mexicans "a
acompana Su h;jo Pillar Mur!llo de s amos
de edaG. De Hondo. Texas. recibi sus d.
tinlas n~oticiaS. $500 de qualification. Diri-
girse a Te6fila Lopez. R. No. l. + W;
King. Dult, Col. l5f
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BOTICA MEXiCANA
Mr. m - MA ~ MAJ

I'll .Avenldl Congrcss-Hou>ton. Tex.
Casa fundada eNciusivaUentc para sartir Ia
CaioniI McNica que radica an cl rails. Aten-
jcra ron p-eferencia los pciidos por correo.
Cgv0tI "cn ~ CAtcnsO surtldo d" mcGicindS
n5c;onalcS y extranjer#s. Tencmos nucvlTtnte
{. acrcdicado Traraniento Zerdejas. cue man
damos po- express o pOr correo a uuicncs 10
pidan.
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Para las Fiestas Patrlas

BanderaS de ~cGa. genera. cclu!oide para so
lara. Botoncs DE- HidabEo. Juarez y Tricolurcs.
Iston. Se~pentinas. Conflict Fcs;6n. Y otros
s~-.icul0s para cclchraci6n del Is dc Sep
tcmbrc. Mapas de Mexico. Gran Surtido dc
rovedadcs Joycria etc. Pida c~ataloEo gratis
Esppcialidad en- pedidos pOr .,o-rro DirJ.rSe
CHAPA MERCANTILE %. SIC West Com
raerre St. San Antonio. TEXTS.
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ENSENANZA.

IrCCroNES DE PIANO Y CANT0 : domi'
LILO. Prc-I5s cUrv-ncloralcs Professor r.
LIN RCANO. E-acraao IN !2s t9Rse. 10
nos dc Paris = Madrid Hec}bc urlsneS.5t9
lo-asss s. s. nao.a FRANCES SpAHo''
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G~RATIFICARE con 500 4 Ia persona que
me informe del actual raraLero j" los schores
Mucio Bravo y Maximino Mendcz 81 primcro
de IS amos de edad, chGparro. farnido. boca
grucsa. nariz chata. IN ojo plcEado, pelo ne
gro. FL Scgundo. eStrmra alta moreno. pcio
negro. Ojos del m!>mu color. rariz afilada.
boca regular, orcjas chiquitaS. !~arpiho. la
uitimaS ~noticias sc rscibirroH de Bcquesbil,
Cal. rcSpecto a MSndcz. Y Dc Bravo. de Mi
ncra, Texas. por eI aio &c 1905. Todo; infor-
mes. d~irigirse 4 IL FRA. Carlota Escobcdo.
2495 Z. Washington St. Stockton. Cal. uG
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MEXICANO honrado. 20 amos de edad. con
practica en- ramo de construction de ferrO-
carries. maquinaria y dioujo. desea coloca-
ci6n en- oficina o taller. J. Valdes. Hotel
NUevo Leon. tl6)
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ColicCe s.. Auto Livery

NoIIGNC D. FGTo Lively
CuzHGo CsceSIte IN na9xr!EIcc esrro de 0 y
s ciindTcs. cue lie cause vc-Gacera Sa-sfac-
& n usa-lo. J maEc;a-lo I'd. mismo. uaros a.
Tslsf0u0 CT. 6Tll. % College St
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EMPLEOS


Sc N~ECESITAN 100 o mis-, buenos pisca-
dorcs de algod6n 4 quienes Sc les pagara q
raZon de $40 por cada 100 iibraS de algo-
don. En- eStos terrenoS Sc leyanta de media
hasta una paca de alsod5n por acre. Diri-
girse a la oficina de Thee +. Kcck 4 Com9s-
ny. Riviera Klebery CGGnty. Texas. G5J
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70 AHCNCIO en- la FRENSA~ stenp7e
3 Ge "N,o SECURE. Liarsa I'd. 81 Islet2no
EraEs Al ' aGGnciese 2sSoe lccSo-
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DOY UNA qualification dc $50 a la per-
soma cue ne de informes del actual p~aradero
de Urbano Galvan. oriGinar:o de OuQuio. de-
E>tado de JaliSco. de SO amos dc cdGd, bIanco.
pelo castano. frentc regular. ojos cafe uSa
blgotc: la ultima vez radicaba en- Longmont.
Colorado. pero hace is meSes que no eScribc.
Dirigirsc a Felix Galvan. Marion. Ohio. 90
Erie r. R. Tfr. 'i3l
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ABOGADOS.
LA, EDUARDO TAMARlZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NENI-

,soyseo Nexssane 1870 2eaGy RltG.. Te-
.sf,-, - "a san Antonio. Texas
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Para lro-os On es-a6ol d~iriiase ID.
Ia Casa editorial Lozaro. 1fS North
Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, texas
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IMPORTANCE

Recomcndamo5 muy e5peciafncn-
t e q nuestros compatriotas e. OK
Guisito chocolate mex!cano ma-ca
San Luis manCfIcturaIo TOR 70
reno Mfg. CO., del cual sonos To-
distributors exclusives. Este cho
coIatc eS sin djsputa. el mejor cue
Sc fabr.ca Ell los Estados Unfdos. y
tanto por 81 caiiGaL rnmeJcrabie. 81
pureza. Su exQu;siro SAILOR y Su pre-
Sentacion nagnifica. eS ei p-eferidc
pa, lbs miles dc mexicanos que Vi
ven ell los estaC.S Unidos.
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PRESTAMOS

:NECESITA $500: TreStaDos confiiea.ia-
les sobre muebles L personals n suede. Abo-
nos fSciles. por $500. S5c. scmarar.os. 500
Conroy Bldg. San antonio. Texas. !2lSl
- :. ir~,r~.ou Ta-aS.
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LLEvO contabiidad Dor horas. aperture
e. couca5iiidades. formation DC IjaventarioS
y Balances. .i1uIGac:orcs de cgentas. Ruiz
2J4 North Santa Ro>L Ave. li'
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GRATIFICARE a Ia persona que me in
form- del ~paraderp del 81. Roman Cardona.
de IS amos dc edad. moreno, pcio negro. oioS
del mismo color. ~estatura regular. cerradC de
barba cara larga. Hacc un ano que no ten
20 uoticias de e.. DiriGirse a Leon Cardo-
ma. r. /. Box so. Buda. Texas. ,l5D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-13

MANDE l5c. en- estanpilIas, Y q vuelta de
co-rco reribi-a ccho vis:aS to.oE-Aficas dc IA
CaviLaI de Mexico. FocoZ-aij! Mex;caaa. sol
". Houston =. san Antonio. Texas.
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VENTAS
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

CAJETA NUEVA DE CELAHA S5c. DOC.
Por libra: battles paSadoS 25c Gina Stu
Chorizo estilo mcxicarc l4c: ChicharroncN
De puevco SOC QueSo dc tuna ISc Carnc SEGA
4Sc: Queso b!auco soc; LentejE 25c: Habas
I6c: Ajo nueyo %. ColacioH Extra sos
SALSAMOLE I5c, Comiuo nucvo 25c Ans
35c; DULCES MENICANOS cubierto. u
nonclllo. etc. 100 surtidos lis CHOCOLATE
Ell TAPATIO 55c: Moicajetc piedra i5c
Caneia T5c: etc. etc.
Lo=a Dc Guadalajara: Bcte.lones 25c. Soc
) Is: JarIos 10 ? SOC: MarranltoS aican
cia 10 l5c 25c. SOC y 100; Cazueias jue
10 de 8. Csc. 4 l.25: TecoIotcs i5c. Vases
DIOR 80 = so c: AIcaurjas frutl l5c y pc
Ollic,s vcrtes 10 y l5c. AasJritaS 25c, etc.
Pida Lista General DE>PACHO lNMEDlA
TO de psdiGoS por correo Y Express.
Diriianse a: CABEZUD EROS. P. o. Box
- Sta \. San Antonio. Tex.
l4lOE W. Commerce St.
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N0SOTROS LIE PAGAMOS Ell
Me inD pp ETIO

TEXAS EMPLOYMENT : MESSENGER
co. Prcpo-cionanrOS empleos. Teaer1os vein
T. amos de e>tablecidos On san Antonio. rs
Eas. Commerce. Tel. CT. 9.
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NECESITAMOS MESEROS

Olga a sus amigos y conocidoS que los
| Propictario> de Restaurants de Dallas. pa
gan magnificos sueldos. y que n~ceesi;in
| ncSeros de- primers. Para mas informes IS
criban "a Dallas Chamber Of Commerce
OPEN SHOP Square Dead
TON. Dallas. Texas.
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IT. AVISOS DE OCAS1ONL==
l07O@OI
PESQUISAS.

Me INTERESA saber el ~paradero de "a Sc
nora Soraida MARTINEZ, cayas seFas particula-
res son: baia DE- estatura. frente chica. more
IA. ojos Grdndes color cafes. Tiene como 20
amos de edsd. Hace como cuatro meseS reSiGia
en- Atasccsa. Texas. A la persona que informe,
dare una gratificacion. DiriGirSe n Josefa
Padilla VIDA. De Rodriguez. PA Refugio st.
San Antonio, Texas.
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PABELLONES MEXICANO>. banderas. bo-
tone, Y TODD 10 ncceSar;o para iicStas patgias.
Pea liSta. ALGERIA Photo Co. Box sS. Sta.
4. san Antonio. Texas
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$1,000 de qualification dare 3 Il persona
que me de- informes de Jose EScami!la Co.
roma hace 6 meses Sc translate dc Taft 4
Fort Worth. con eli obieto de yer IN nernano
suyo despues cStuvo trabailnto en- una Sec
elm volante del Fcrrocarril a dicz millaS dc
Chicago. Cualquier informe dirijasc a 81
padre, Gerardo Escsmilla. Woodsboro, Tex.
n5l
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nc JENARO c~ENlCEROs
InsE ANTONIO RiYEKA 9.

Abg7rIo 6e Eos Tr:b-Hciss Q. . R"oao'ri'
PC snca-za De roGa Ease de a--n;o' p:nIssso-
ns.es N HexicA.i. Eaia CaLtosoa psspa-
cha ea e. edit.cio sItGNdo -rente a Gel =
G~-r.or,:sr-, para aSr.-.os Gus hayaR &c
-sg,;,7->- arte -ribunA.cs a..o-Idatss -
c- E4tadcs UnidoS. es,a asos'Hdo con =
.r;,onte a5oEado WJi--& Andrews. &c Los
Angeles. ca.
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yENTA De JOYERIA no REDIMIDA
Marca carantizada de reloje> re.IenoS &c
ORC. % p joyas. marca Trarnspaciflc $3.50
RelojcS Elcin. 500: Rc.oics ~Ingerso! 95c
n s.. 90: Cadcna> para reloj enchapadas de
orc ST.. so: Rclcjes chapeados de orc Ango
ria. s.. IS >enora> $2l.5O; rc.oles dc pn'55e
nla,a ROGERS dc s.. 90 = $3.50: n@vajas Pa
r. razi-ar Zoe: cucntas flores de California
2Oc; a 5000: brooches meNicanos Cameo
Si.S5: araradoreS de CRYSTAL cajaS &c tler.o.
.9rbiSn nm Autom6vil barato. Yea Tue-tro
~ran anarador de relojes y handcra roIa On
92S z. Commerce ST. McCurry.
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Ell DR. PALOMO p~a-ticipa a 81 etente!a
qa. yo- a1.4a tempo sstsra au>ente de san
Aa.oaio. ) opo-;uu4ue1tH avi>ara 81 re-
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VIVA MEXICO

Preparese I'd. a festejar dignamen
te Ell proXimo aniversarlo de a inde
pendenc!a de Mexico.
Banderas Mexicanas dc papel dc
china. IS por : pulgadas, sin asia 50
c~entavoS Doc.
Bandera Mexicana de papel de chi
ma. sin asia; tamaRo y por 9 pulga
d2s SI.00 Doc.
Canfetti, / libra p centavos, 10 Ii
bras por 500, saco de 50 hbras
$500 hermosos dolores.
Serpentinas de coioreS. 80 centa
vOs Doc. 100 Dor 200
Globos de I pies y medic, 3 por
$50 $500 Doc.
Paroles Japoneses. s por $1.75 800
Doc.
Pabellones Mexicanos de > por )
pies $1,000 De ) por s $500
Pabellones Ame-icanos. de , por
, pies $3.50 De ) por s $3.50.
Banderas Mexicanas de ~lienso: tama
no II por IS $3.50 Doc. De 19 por
2G 50. 90 Doc.
AGENCIA DE NOVEDADES
Sta. A. Box 80 San Antonio. Texas
MAQUINAS DE COSER Singer y dc otras
Lanzadera>. AgujaS y Aceitc Al por mayor.
P-sriOS e>PcciaicS. Alamo Sewing Machine
Supply Co. 3of 20. Alarao.
gENDo REFRIGERADoREs. toeado.es. me-
Sas. m%aQulnaS lie cscrib;r : fon6grafoS. coz
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION la persona
Que me informe del actual raradero del Sc
nos Andres Flores. de IL amos dc cdad, alto.
dclgado. triEueno. pcio en:recano. poca bar
ba. ojoS neEros, chicos. nariz regular. lc fat-
Ia cast toda la deatadura. Dirlgirse u Jose
LedeSma. Fort Madison, Iowa. tl3b
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SFZ0RES FERRoCARElLEEoS MEN,
,ECS ~ me la Companies les reeI-
b.i,en % Que ia,lrteroa e" Bones de- "a
Libe-,ad Cobro 'BacS pay 42mento &c
,ae.dos. cheques } ~teTpos = SURF a.
ran lccrG=r'c on @, ,raha-O. =" ts ore 10
ne ,e5s -sdi-. N--agio nsScc-os =ri2cioaa,
- 80, -; --of.si5r r7 -cdGs pa-se> te!
psi, D~i-fsir<@ al lie. ]. PEAEcE KANE,
SEQ Karsas C5,y Life Bldg. Kansas I'y'
NO.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

ooS ". ~ SL-New Yo-E, y Y.
Tratanien;o periece!onado de .ss S-AnGR-1s
.-.a-+S-i.IeY contra n pCsc-acio1 aeryiosA
- -S.aEidad &c operation y $40 lnPedir cue
- sediore a SIS ocupasioDss d'ar:&s. lam
80 Intermediates del es-omago. san
ere, pie!. 3 yejiga, &c acgeroo son los Gtl-
mes nstodos f-ancses. Solo Hsc'sia haeet-
ne las cuanLas yL,sCas. doao5"E'oS faoc'-
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