El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume], September 01, 1923, Image 4

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Solana tíuaríi.
El Demócrata del Condado de ¡
Costilla
Scinnnario Español—Ingles
de Información y Variedad
Frank LaCome Editor y Munejador.
Mra. J .11. Bcdan Manejadora do
Circulación
Suscripción; $2.00 al Ano; adelan.
¿ tado
Profesional
5. N. Smith,
Doctor Practico
EN MEDICINA Y CIBÜJIA-
Snn Luis, Colo.
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SAN LUIS SHOE SHOP.
Alfredo Rodríguez, Prop.
¿San Luis, Colo.
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Joe StClair,
Herrero Practico.
.ocado en el “Oíd Alien Place”.
San, Luis, Colo.
Elias H. Ellilhorp,
Licenciado y Consejero.
Practica en todas las
Cortes de Registro.
San Luis, Colo
Robert E. Alien.
Herrero Practico.
Albañil y Contratista.
Si ocupa Trabajo en estas Lineas
Estoy a sus Ordenes.
Precios Comodos y Trabajo
Satisfactorio.
San Luis, Colo.
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Corta de Pelo, Re
stira, Limpiesade
Pelo y Baño
a Vuestro Deseo
en la BARBERIA de
’J. M. García, San Luis.
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No Regrets
if you buy OBRELE
Wallpaper and have a
practica! Paper Hanger
do thc papering. Let me
figure onyour work. You
.will be satisfied with re
sulte.
Ru iolph Hess
Cout’actor & Buiídor
tan Luis, Colo.
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Solisitamos Ordenes
por Empresos y A nun'
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Pon’t forget the movies atStai Theatre Sunday Sept. 3rd and every Sunday; Special comedy drama Libar Day» I
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SMALL TOWN HUMOR
AND PHILOSOPHY
BY BUCK CAMPBELL
Anticiparon is about all thero is
to kissin’.
The proof of ths pudding is in the
after effeets.
Dogs that bark and howl are like
ly to be asloep when the burglar
comes.
The faithful shall be rewarded
eren unto the eleventh generation
and the precint cominitteeman.
The world may owe you a living,
but you will have to be a good col
lector to get all that yi coining to
you.
The theory nowadays is that every
man is iunocent-until he reaches
the point where he hasn’t money
enough to pay a lawyer.
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The Game Of The Flowers
This gamo is one of questions
and answers. Playing it' is lots
of fun andit’salsoa way to see
how many ñames of flowers your
friends know. Ask them the qu
ostions, withholding the answers,
and see. how many aro guessed.
Every answer inust be the ña
me of a flower.
hat fair maiden lived behveen two
monntainfi? Lily of the Valiey.
Of what nationality was «he? Ameri
can Beauty.
What did she do eaoh early mora?
Rose.
What were the ñames of her three sis
ters? Daiay Violet and Myrtle.
What was her big brother’s ñame and
with what did he write? Jon-quil.
What was her baby brother's ñame?
Sweet William.
What did he a'.ways cali his father?
Poppy.
What did the father cali to the older
son each morning? Johnny Jump Up.
At what hour did they rise in summer?
Four u’clock.
What bella rang thru the valiey on
Sunday? Blnebells.
Who preached in their church? Jack
in the Pulpit.
How many cante to see him? Phlox.
Who cooked the Sunday dinner?
Brown-eyed Buean.
What vegetables have they? Sweet
Peas.
From what kind of cups did they drink ?
Buttercups.
What fino animal did they see ai the
circos? Dandelion.
What accident hnppeced in tho baru
oneday? Cowslip.
With what was John puuisbed? Cold
enrod.
With what were the girls puniehed?
Lady alippers.
As John never married what did he
sew on? Batchelor buttuns.
When Lily left homo, with what did
she kisa her mother? Tulipa.
What did her mother eay? Forget
Me Not.
What did her mother have when Lily
went away? Bleeding Heart.
What did Lily wish for? Marigold
Se Necesitan Trabajadores Para
El Tapeo de Betabel.
La Compartía Azucarera “Great Western”
necesita trabaiauores para el Tapeo de Be
tabel en la parre norte del estado. Hombres
señoras y ñiños ae iz anos arriba, a los cuales
la compañía oieria oagar el transporte de ida,
pero no el de regreso.
El precio que se paca por este trabajo son $9.50
por acre. A estr «recio se puede realizar hilen diñe
ro. l’n trabador lituano puede ganar de $5 a por
día.
La cosech de betabel princioiara como el 20 de
Setiembre; las personas que esten interesadas en es
ta oferta puedci > consultar presto con el represen
tante local en dan luis, señor Ep/fanio Gold.
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what did hor father m,k? Anemono
(auy mouey.)
wbou. did be ask? Aster (asked hor.)
Los hermanos Pacheco, Isabel y
Isaías, ambos resilientes do Gar
cía, tranzaron negocios persona
les on la plaza el sabado.
El joven Willie Parrish y la se
ñora E. C. Napes, hicieron un via
jo en antouiobil ti Pneblo, aprin
cipios de la Remana.
Noticia A Los Rancheros
Un toro de la edad de dos anos,
cara blanca, Herford, de sangre pu
| ra para venderse por la suma de
Sesenta y cinco pesos (565).
Cualquiera persona que desee
un buen animal aplique a E. F. Er
win en la estación ferrea de Fort
Garland. a F. C. Robinson, en la
estafeta de Fort Garland. o a Chas
J. Robinson en su residencia en Ft.
i Garland.
i No se moleste amenos que tenga
i os $65 y este listo para pagarlos
• por un toro de Ohio.
Adv.
Que tanto de substancia tenga
este rumor; no lo sabemos, pero
so rumora de que nuestros amigos
Republicanos lian recomendado
al gobernado el nombre de W. G.
Bean, para llenar 11 vacancia del
borde de comisión.
Advirtencia.
Todos los padres de familia
son por esta causionados de
nopermetir a sus ñiños el ir a
nadar en la Asequia del Moli
no. Los Jovenes también son
estrictamente proh.bidos en
nadar o bañarse en esta ase
quia,
En vista de los acontecimie
ntos recientes y el peligro que
hay en bañarse en esto sito, es '
razón por quo todos son cau
sionados y prohibidos de na
dar en este sitio, y si lo hacen
lo liaran a su propio peligro. I
Respectuosamente,
W. S. Parrish
“Revolver” Perdida.
Recompenza--$10
' Un “Revolver Colts" y su cubierta
' de ajuste al hombro fue perdido el
Dominao en la manana en las in
mediaciones de la residencia del se
ñor W. S. Parrish. La persona que
la haiga hallado o la halle devuél
vala a la oficina del Demócrata en
onde tiene garantizada una re
compenza de $10.
HERE’S THE GOOD LUCK
GAME FOR STATE FAIR
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¡tocky Mountaln Horse Shoe Pltchlng
Tourncy Win Draw People From
’ Everywhere
The lin.ky horseshoe hns forged to
he front until now it is taking a placo
n tile front ranks of American sports.
hverywhere men and boys and even
- xlrls and women are pltching horse
- L’hihs of teams are already
fopular in every section of the United
>lnt»'s, and ussociatlons, town, clfy,
■ounty, State and nalivnal have been
’ormed.
It is a deán, quiet, bealthful sport;
•ringing ¡nto requisition the best of
nentallty, nerve, muscle, pyesigbt and
mitin. Tliere is Science in it; poi.se,
, ?qullibrlum, g| ze> distance and time,
i uc * 1 Piuying tlielr part.
; Under the rules of the National
Horseshoe Pitcher’s Associatlon, Hiere
ivill be held at the Colorado State
. Falr, beginnlng on September 24, a |
Rocky Mountaln Tournament of horse
•iioe pltcldng.
t Citsh prizes totalling $205 are of
i fered, divlded ¡nto elght prizes. t
The Pueblo Chleftnin offers a gold
horseshoe with dianiond or ruby nails
for the Individual Champion.
The Oído Horseshoe Company, of
t Columbus, offers two prizes, ono a
arrying case, dnd the otlier a nickle
5 plated horseshob.
The National Standard Horseshoe
Company, Akron, Olrio, palr n'.ckle
plated horsoshoes to persona who
pitch most ringers during tournament.
Otlier prizes are expected for in-
' dividual wlnners.
; Already entires are boing nrnde from
! all over the Rocky Mountaln región;
Business and professional men and
men in all callings and occupntions, in
every section, are practlcing for the
tournament, which is expected to be
one of tlie most ínterestlng entertaln
ment fentures ever provided for Colo
rado State Fair visitors.
A REAL HIGH-CLASS
EQUINE EXPOSITION
Everythinc.i.i thc Fancy Horse Lino j
Will Compete at State Fair for
$4,000 in Prizes
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A real bigh dass horse show,' after '
the order of that at the National 1
Western Stock show, is to be u new 1
i and nrnjor attraction for the 1923 Col» 1
í 'irado State fair, opening in Pueblo on
I September 24.
i This was decided by the State fair '
I eoiuinlssionvrs and manager during .
■ the meeting just lidd.
1 D. Schilling, manager of tho horse
yliow at the .'htionul Westm-n Stock
Show, is to and manage tile
show to he héld in Pueblo the last
weck in September. This spells suc
cess in udvance.
Prizes aniounting to between $3,000
and $4,000 will be hung up by Ihe
State fair officials for this feature.
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Estara En San Luis,
Todos los di as
Reemplazando Los Servicios
Profesionales Demítidos por
El Doctor Gutstein.
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» llamadas de Cirugía Serán
¿le Ca LOO a tas 4 ; 00 de Ca
¡ Sarde, todos tos dias.
. Estara Locado En La Oficina
Ocupada Anteriormente
Por el Dr. Gntstein.
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I5y Qiartes SughrcH.
<5 WcMtm N«w»|Mp«i L'ruut,
Hunting horses, hlgh Jumpers, five
i galted lloraos, poto ponles, teams of
i' three hunters, ladies’ hunting horses,
¡ harneas ponles, galted saddle horses
in paira, officers’ diargers, ladies’ sad
dle horses, gig horses, high steppers,
hlgh school horses, fancy drlvers*
lieavy harness horses, roadsters—sin-
I gle, double, tándem, four-in-hand and
every otlier klnd of fancy, hlgh brow,
puro bred members of the equino fam
lly are to compete for prizes.
Everyone who Is really alive to na
ture ioves good horaes.
The average Individual will “pass
up" an inspectlon of the flnest auto- I
moblles or airphine made to watch tho
graeeful foini and actions of a good
horse.
Iligh class saddle and harness horses
aro becomlng more and more a la
modo, and thc* rislng generation demon
stra tes lis love of horses at every op
portunity.
'I'lie fancy horse shoe at tho State
fair will lie one of the biggest fru
tares ever shown.
ARE YOU KNOCKING YOURSELF?
. That in which you have money in
i vested Is always Interestlng to yo-.*.
Every cltizen of Colorado is a part
owner in the State fair. Every tax
payer heips to support it at least in 1
laxes paid.
If you patronlze It yon are helping
to make your Investnieht a success.
Every person in the State who buys
clolliing and food is a taxpayer.
r l herefore, every person in Colorado
who sponds money for anythlng has a
money Interest in the stnte fair.
Tlierefore, it is your fair, and it is
up to you to help it win.
If you boost tlie State fair you aro I
boosting yourself; if you knock It, you 1
are knocking yourself.
65,000 FREE FAIR TICKETS
Thursday, September 27, Instead ot
Friday.ns heretofore, will be stnle
school children's day at the State í
Falr.
Manager J. L. Bonman hns sent out ¡
to county superintendents of schools
G.»,0oo freo tickels for the puplls and '
leachers of the schools, for adinission :
to tho falr on that day.
I These tickets will be distrlbuted by ,
I the school superintendents to tho 1
| teaclicrs, and by the teachers to the
puplls.
I Puplls of all publlc and prívate .
schools are to be treated just the
sanie: the tickets cali for free admlg.
«ion to the falr on Thursday, Septwa
ber 21. :
Los Sabados
a Las 12:00
Lh instituciones bancariasdel condado
en junta reunidos acordaron en el sigui
ente arreglo;
I De cerrar las puertas de sus respecti
vas instituciones el servicio publico to I
dos los Sábados a las 12:00, durante los
meses de Junio. Julio y Agosto.
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| San Luis State Bank!
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TODA CLASE DE GRANO PARA SEMILLA.
Harinas Superiores-
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¡2 COMPLETO SUR I IDO EN SOMBREROS DE PRIMAVERA |g|
g PARA SEÑORAS Si
Money on Deposit
Talks”, and the things it says
to you are:
Security, Comfort, Scitisfacíion.
We Invite You To Open
an Account with u>
7 he Costilla County Banl
San Acacio, Colo.
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