Palacios Beacon (Palacios, Tex.), Vol. [5], No. [1], Ed. 1 Friday, January 3, 1913

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... a business itist, office in ue 95. 49 joflee in town and can $1.00. i is prepared building... of Vanderbilt arrived in Palacios Tuesday evening for medical treatment. ment. FOR SALE—A No. 1 team draft.... England and family the past two weeks, returned home Saturday morning. W- r"*?. a 1 ON THE GROUND FLOOR... PHONE Ntt IS for rent. W. M. Teal.l OQ1.v cW‘ tsesam/lBS Palms, Excelsior nursery. 5 Will exchange..., Mo., arrived Thursday evening of last week, and arfe enjoying a visit with 1i m ■ .yr-m-ot OHIO

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.... Wipprecht had said on education; that it should be thorough and specific and that the farmer 1>oy needed... ;pocMfjfcfaoT-*1 was ‘ A ' hatTli^a1 ' pledged mam audu sured that! these plied, an<3 which DISTRICT COURT DOCKET... & Warehouse Co. vb. W. 8. Fairey. Tuesday, December 31st, 1912...... Wednesday, January 1st, 1913.... A. Ry. Oo. Friday, January 10th----1----------- Please take notioe that all oases will be called od.... the marketing season opened November 1 and birds are arriving at the rate of from 0000 to 10,000 daily. Two

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... for the exist of construct! g the dirt road9 through the district. Commissioner Sanders and • • • 1 ■ * t... that they may avoid any and give the ■ BQC3 y if flECOB safe's ■» <+> <+►»x+> ♦+► 4+1 «+► «*► <+► <• Coughs... soreness, quiets tick1'*’? sensation In the throat, strengthens the voice, loosens phlegm and relieves all... and saves a world of misery to the person anectea. Put Up in Three Sizes, 29c, 50c end $1.00 per Bottle. Buy

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