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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03
HEDRIck.


Dr.. c. r. Russell and family Of
Keosauqua are the guests of the Coff-
man hame in this city.
( Wade Kirkpatrick was an Oskaloosa
visitor Friday
Mrs Mary Platts of Des Moines is
the guest of Mrs. l.. E. Heidaraich in
this city.
Louis Kenyon and John Ramey Of
Packwood visited in Hedrick Friday.
Mrs. Letta Coffman of Ottumwa visi-
ted her parents in this city over Sun
day.
Fred Dellinger arrived hame from
Des Moines Friday where he has been
taking course in embalming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton passed
through Hedrick Friday tnroute to
Sigoureny from having been at Rich
land visiting their daughter Mrs. Frank
Mcconnell.
Miss Blanche McElroy and Beth
Ogden of Martinsburg We're in Hedrick
Friday
o, P. Strickler of Clarion. was a
business caller in Hedrick last week
Cecil Strickler, who was manager of
the Cosmo theater which recently
closed.
n. A. Dean. Jno. Foster and Chas
rHix are in Sigourney today on bust
mes.
f3Y y. 'SIDNSI YVES d business CHHer
in Ottumwa Saturday.
Gay smith arrived home from Des
Moines Saturday.
Bob Bragg is in sigourney this
week.
Mrs. Chas. Clcssen. who has beer
seriously i'll, is reported slightly i'm.
proved.
.. = q
y ALBA.
d e-e-se7%-1- ->-<-<S-p>-% j
TtS &>1ase of Eweres VS.. Ander-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03

is spending a few days with Miss
Jessie Crowley while on her way to
Chicago.
Miss Hazel Dunshee of New Sharon
who had been visitin~ her brother Neil
Dunshee and family left Wednesday
for visit in Lacona.
Hiss Maud Jones of the central tele-
phone office visited at her home in
Abba Wednesday,.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03
SEEKS AN OFFICE.

j. H. Mulaney Of Highland Township
Would be Supervisor, Subject to
Coming Primary.
]. H. Mulaney, well known resi-
dent of Highland township, has taken
out his papers for the Office of super
visor on the Democratic ticket, sub,
ject to the primary election. Mr..
Mulaney took out his papers yester-
day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03
"Fifty Cents to the Bad"
To the Editor. Of the Courier:

To the Editor Of the Courier:
Will You please publish the follow
ing in the Peoples Pulpit?'' a
There has been great many
articles published in the papers over
the country about present high prices,
end in every article the writer tries to
figure the amount of profit. He figures
profit for the farmer, profit for the
wholesaler and profit for the retailer
Now how about the workingman? Do
they figure his profit? No, they do not.
Now. the average workingman gets
s1.75 per day. II he works every day
he will make s45.50 per month. Then
if he has a family of four or Ave. his
expenses will amount TO about the fol-
lowing per month. If you don't believe
it, just try it once.
House rent ...... $1,000
Groceries and meat ........... 27.00
ruei ....'''........'.. o.oo
Milk .................. 2.0O
Total .$46.0 90
Fifty cents to the bad.
How will this man be able to
clothe and buy books to send hic chill,
dren to schools Or to huy furniture,
carpets, curtains, shoes, hats, etc? Or
pay doctor bills and all other family
expenses too numerous to mention?
So instead of profit at the end of the
year this man will find he is in debt
from SIS to 500; that is providing he
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03
Gas Explosion in cistern Top.

Missouri Valley, Feb. while re-
pairing cistern top this morning in
the rear of his shoe store. William
Reese lit match and ignited gasoline
fumes from leaky can, blowing the
glass front out of the building and
burning Mr.. and Mrs. Reese about
the face and hands. The gasoline can
had been sitting on the cistern head,
which is level with the floor and had
leaked quantity of gasoline into the
top of the cistern.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03
New Mississippi Barge Line
TO Garry Million Tons a Year

view of the the navigation the fol
cening will foows
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03
Restaurant
Our Town Druggists

say that Painkiller sells the best of any
medicine they keep; during the hard
,ttn1es ,of the gast year or two. there
were none toopoor to pay their quart
er" for a bottle of this Indispensable
family medicine. Be sure and get the
genuine. Csc. 35c. and soc bottles.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-03

y ALBA. =
d >--e-s-%-@-~ 49, = = - ~ %-<t<A-c>% i
Tt$ Ease of Eweres VS.. Ander-
70 Inc ,obably come to an end to-
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Mns benz Yoli5eigerid3t

Der paletptmnresr Miliam Warz
rem. Der tpie feline ausfibrlih be-
ri1tet in Saft stnOmmen nuroi, ols
er gernbe eiHen tur3e ,3eit porher aes
itoblenen uebsr3ieber perispsn tpolIte.
fpurbe bon poli3eirihter 6ofFman fir
ssraums 3eit unfhdolih semaht. Gr
bate iih seitern sesen 3ipsi Mntlas.n
Su ptrtbtibieen uno CAB bann ihIieBs
lid losar fiinf MISUNDERSTANDING
su. tpornuf er su $500 uRb ben aoiten
ptrurtbeilt nurbe. bic sr I'm arbeits=
bauie abpsrbiensn mub. Wis bic De-
tetiips Shnuds unb Wimiep bsbaup=
ten, ha! Der 8urIte allerminoeltens 80
Diebit1ble auf bem 0spiHsn.
MihaeISheio. Der aui0sraniaFuns
ieiner Wutter Dor einissn ldgeH ipesen
Diebitdbls perbdftet lpornen mar, MUIR
be 5u $40 unb ben Eoiten dIs perbdhs
tiee perfon perurtbsili unb basieIbs
Enidjai tbeilte feline 0eliebts Carrie
Dltns. Gh<int foute Go1en aus Der
Nobnung feiner Mutter entfpeHbst uno
mad ber Dobnang feiner Deliebt.n s.@
i9kppt bobsn, ober bo s5rou Sneibs
III oeferu neigerte ols 4utlGoerin oes
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gu 0unIi.u Der Heupfloiterung, bic
BON Der 9eit StraBs bis nah Der Re
ior'Iden yabri: in 9(usiiht senommsn
III, Ipra6en bic Ssrren SilIenb:ano
unb Sobn 8. 5iu &c Griffith SO. unb
Is tam bann i'm tpeiteren 8erlouf Der
SiBune gu perIhieoentli6eH 5isHlia
erreoten aontroperIen spiIden ben
6erren MulIen unb Sod, numentlih
nit gssug auf bic protsiti6reiben, Die
5err Sod erbaIten bate. 9err wtuls
len bebouptete, baB 5err Rod bisIe
griefe benz Stobtratb bate Slitelen
miifTen, tpGbrero !Ssrr Rod in ie6r
nahbriidliher Weife ertlarte, bob feline
Observation-Disclosures ben Staotrath
abTolut nihts anginge. 4u6 Der 8ors
fiber beg 9ommittees !Serr Wartin
uno Serr apd gsristhen ihurf unein>
amber. Dus Reiultat Der Sisung
mar, baB bas Gommittse befhlob, Ole
pflaiterung Der StraBs nit Grant
5u empfeblen.
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9as Weiun6be beitsamt.
3pei Grn.nunna.n seiterm nnter BEN
W.orsaniiaiionsplau eemahi.

Die geIunbkitsbborbe madie in
ibrer ssitrigsnSisung 5tpei Grnsnnunz
qsn auf Druno bes am /. eauuar in
arai. trstsnosn ReorsaniiatiOusplans
i'm @eiunbbsitsamt. Sum Gbef Der
4btbeilung fir RabrunssmittsIunt.rs
fuhung tpurbs Or. n. 9. glums, ein>
0.teriHdrar3t, nit sinem Jabresgehalt
bon $1,000 srnannt unb fsrner puroe
audi Or. Sobn :. Butte gum 5ilfss
ga.ierioIpgen nit einemMorais9shalt
bon $50 srnannt. Oesen bic Grnens
nuna Or. glumes nurbe bon einem
mite!ieo Der 8sIuNbbeiisbeboroe, Or.
Miller prpteItirt unb er beantrugte,
naB bic grnennuHg ouf cine Wohe
iibereelegt nerbeu folle. Dieter ans
trag sing jsooh perIDren. oa er niht
unteritiigt nuros uno 5err Miller
itimmte bonu sesen bic GrnsnnunsDr.
gluMe's.
sserner Duroen aud sipei Reiignaz
iionen unisrbreiiei. Jn rebereiuitims
mung NIT Der on ibn ersonssnsn 4ufs
forh.rung rsfignirts Col. Wihasl so.
rens, Der biskrise Gbef Der Suniidtss
poli5ei, beFsn qmt betonntlid ourh
bic ReorsaHiiiruHg obeeihafft piro
uno auberbem unierbrtitete aud Or.
70. Z. 2inofan feline Reiisna.ioH ols
GiiirittsarSt. gsibe RelisnatioHen
nuroen oHseEommen.
Dsriida.psiie perlnutet. oaB Or.
2inhfan fir nas Mmt bes 4iiiftenten
pon Or. Sanois in Musiiht ssnpmmen
Tel, pdbrsno Elm anbereS Geriiht be-
foet. DdB sr iit um bos Nmt oes Gez
fGnenibdr5tes beiperbe.
Die Hssatipe Der itereoptifhenWors
uunoen gesen bas Ausipeiea auf ben
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@iro 9epHaftert.
Yroteite gsaen bic Vhaiieruus Der
Sunlmer Strabs ermleisn iib ais
eegeuIianssios.

Die GUNNER Strobe ipa nit 8ras
nit sepflaiiert peroeH. go tpirb has
Stabtratbs,ommittee fir Strabeu uno
Darts benz Stabtraib in i.iner ndhs
fen Sisung .mpfebIsn unb bic gms
pfehluns tpiro ohne Jrase gum Be-
itluB erbpbsn.
Die n0taissn Sbri.te fir bic gleuz
pflaiieruns Der Strabs iputsn bersits
in Der SiBuns am Mlontog sstban
psrben. aber 5err aoh, Der 0ertrster
Der Is. Warb, bate groteit einsslegt,
neil BEL ibm anssblih perItieoene
grunobeIiser an Der StraBe Ginfpru5
sssen oieis Reupflu'terung erbobsn
hatten. Dorallfbin mar bic 4nselegeus
belt an bas aommittse peripieien NOR
ben, bas lid, geitsru in sismIid itirs
mifaer Sisung nit Der Grase beIddIs
tiste.
5err Rod unterbreitete 5iDei 8riefs
bon s. 6. Gener, bsm eisenthiiner Der
ggRsr Muiomobil Worts uno bon :.
:. 6uro, bic energiIdo seaen Die pros
ie,tiri. HeupfIuiterung proteftirtsn.
Sonit mar RiemanD bon ben 9runps
bsfisern erfhienen uHo es tpurbs
6srrn aoh audi nohsepieieH, bub Die
ibm pon gepifier 5eite semahie Dit.
tbeilung, DuB Die GUNNER StraR'
srit DOR san3 furSsr 3eit NIT ser
aoitendufpanb pDnS12.0 900 sspfiarert
lporpen lei, jeber 9ssriinouns entbetre
uno bic bomolissn 4ussuben fir Ole
Juitunbiesuns Der Sirabe fit uui
tnopp $500 beIoufeu b6tten
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GbeerlaubniRiheime.

Spfsp6 Sambrh, 27, sStnhlan ctr.
lJlorenee SerauIt, 27, 2osaH Str.
(5rsp. Dm. 2etit, 26, 1psoit Ctr.
lgurma UtiQer. 2l, Sonn5enb Str.
5WaIter $. Meslep, "a, 2odIanb, ..
aouiie 6. Sbiuing. 20. Reaoing, ..
(Qlbert 9lIt6Oefer, 80. 5afsl Ctr.
lGlara Geipnib. q, 27,Nafadufettsape.
lQntonio 0usnielmo, "a, Gin ctr.
(Utaria Ri53o. 19, %. Court Str.
lGbtrarb 5. Gbparbs, 80, aenper 8.
(aatbrpn 8apis. 22, Gltnspen 4pe.
}CrIo Sapper, %, gpplino gresn,O
Marp 9roerman, Is. Central Ipe.
(Wm. $. gruce, 26, SO. aibertp Str.
(GpniueIo 4.2etpis, 25, Shermaa2lpe.
|GoIpin gorpel, q, Gpins, ap.
lGslta McGortp, 19, gitn,
}cSocob grupforp, "a, Gitp.
lanna Collins, Is, Reaoins Roab.
(D. DinsFisIb. 36, Charlottesville, go.
Suuter 9. Isranigbt. Is, S.rraeepl,
lRobert Silsbrpnner, 26, Sp. Or. 4pe.
lMarp y, Inbreps, 90, EaItern 2pe.
lNug. DsHninssr, %, Columbia 4Ds,
WsnrtIs genoer, 20, prics Sil.
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nnb bann ibre 3uriidseblisbenen apl,
Iegtn dhjul0ien, ba teins Ausiiht Dor.
hanben iit. bnb bic Jsutrisene porglb.
lnuf GINGER lnse unbeipohi selnfien
irtrbtn fam.
Der ongerihtete 9 GdabeH.
Der oneerihtete Gdaben oiirfie iit
nn6 DOridufiger. isboH in ssinergDsiis
Snrtrld nigtr 4bfnGBuns nuf msbr ala
3iuet Miuioneu Dollars beIouien, nenu
Inut MnSob<n bes Guperintenbenien
Gleuelnnb pon Der s5iresllnberpriters
Y notlntion cine Werfinsrung BON estpo
&. .400. 900 seseniibtrftsbt.
Muf bic einselnen betreffenben nir.
men Dertbsilt fih Der G@oben iuie
fOlot: Oriet. Nfleser Il Co.. 81. .00O,s !
600; Gabiu Gboe Co.. $275, coo; a.
q, 6boe Co.. 100000; R.fD. Gk.
b6Mbes Gigsnthum bts Nriggs Gun.
ntnebna 4amlniIes $75, 900; U. Z.
Rnrn Mon. Co.. sc, 500; GkbGu6e
so, 900; 1pinlod Co., 500. coo;
QrippeaAerf, 0ittmoa q o., $685.
600; 3. q. 0unrcnGo., 1900; Qopne
Mospf Ge. 315. 600; 1opIor peole
Ca 500. goo; 0iEtor 6sIb = Qod
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Weloienbunaen
irei ms Saus Der gn1pfanger.
NDllnia6ten
rehtsgiiltig angefertigt.
Grbihafts 8uueftipncm
prompt unb biaig beiorgt.
Western German Bank.
Ode IL. uno gine Strafe.
Oeloienbumaen
llnn6tbige auiresune.

Sn unn0tbise angit uno 4ufres:
uns gsristbeH seitern Mprgen be ge.
tpobnsr oes Suuies No. 1409 Central
ape., als in bem 5apetengeIhGft bon
Sumusl 3usmonu, bus ii9 I'm Grbge.
ihoB befinoet. Elm Seuer gum 4us=
bruh tam. Die Sepobner Der pberen
Stofperte psrIDren pouig ben aopi
uno p1ren obne jeoe Nothpenoistei'
aus ben Jen'tsru geiprunsen, spenn
nicht befonneue periunen, iotpis Die
sFelisrpebrleute lie BON oieiem toutiibr
zen gorboben obgebalten unb fis uns
Derlebt ms Greie seleitet bdttsn. Dos
5euer ipurbs ausIhlsbIih auf ben
5apetenloben beihrGntt uno iebr balb
sel0i4t.
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Wsi6nadls6u6en jeoer Ar|
bette cnalitat,
~ babtu tss
DOERR'S
11O7 nab 1109 8ise straae.


Co.. $4,000; Cincinnati 6ciel
$1,000; WiIbbers 1ox Co., 5000;
GIuettsp peabobp 90. 5000; Belle
Notor Co.. $500; JobR Y. paDneGo o..
5000; suiammen Sc. 100, 900.
in Hs3ug auf ben Derluft. ben bic
5irmo 0rieBs spfles<r & Go. erlitten
bat. litB ii6 6err 3. y. 6olImeper. eis
ner Der 1beiIbaber. fDlgtHbermn6en
ons::. llni<rG Gkbaube mar BON oben bis
unten init ioftborem aeber nneefiiut,
nnb 81. 600. 900 birften unfenn Wers
iuf fanm bedsn. gDir boben erR Dor
6rei Rcuaten tn uufersm Gtdbline-
flent IN Gbieaoo eiuen .Nerluf pon
$500. 600 bir9 3e,kr erlitteH. ber fiir
etjuo $400, 600 perlidert mar
0es ueitess1 fatte III Goom0a
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Seitsnpsssn finb nunmsbr fsrtisses
fte[lt unb Iobdlo bic 8iIoer Ielbit fer
tig iino, fpiro Glert Rap iie on
idmmtLibe bieiigsn Banbelbilbsrtbeaz
ter isHben, no iie oann oem publi.um
porssfiihrt peroen.
laut benz Wphenberiht bes 9es
funobeitsamt belief iid bic 3obl Der
5pbesfdlle in Der perfloIenen Do6s
auf 141 gegsn 108 in Der gurallels
mod. beg porigeu Sobrss. Die 3abl
Der 5ur aHmeloung gs.anstsn geburs
ten mar 153.
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gen ibren Sobn aufsutreten, ipurbsn Ct
lopobl tpi. feline iylamme aIs psrodas
tise psrionen abssurtbeilt.
llHier Der 4Htlase bes 3oih.nbi.6s
it1bis purbe Der Jarbis. 5rsb. Satps
Tins ben Grobgeihnorenen Ibsrpi.ien.
gr mar norgsitsrn babel eripiiht tpors
Zen. tpie er Dor benz 5auie go. 31S
Oft Gront Strabs sinen sepiFsn ans
orefr WeHer um eine soloeRs 5aitenz
Ear teftehlen irolIte.
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g2ir r III Ii len nj DIT nergefien.
oaB heftige Galte oie 2eber angretft.
0ie oerbIuoert Die rid)tige s5untttpa.
Deldc Or Iugirlt Souiag's Sant.
burger gropfeu leoot noieoer ber.
iteosn; lie regusuen oas Spitem unl
4lrIren
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Zh,iHsiheine

nah unD BON europa mt alien Ium'
pier. Sinieu.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
CHARLES bERMEL
IS ARRESTED ON
PERJURY Charge
Brother of Former President OF
Queens Accused in Matter
of $4,000 Payment.

Cfasics Bermcl. a merchant and
hroeher of former President Joseph Bcr.
md OF Queens Borough. was arrested
At his home last night by Detective
Lieutenant Devanney OF Brooklyr,
Headquarters on a warrant worn out
by Deputy Attorncy-Gcueral Arthur G.
Train. Earlier in the day Mr.. Bermel
had appeared as q witness before the
Queens County Grand Jury. which In
Investigating Queens graft Another
witness was NJ. j. Haywood, secretary
a the Degnon Construction Company OF
No. 90 Wall street. Manhattan.
The warrant charges Mr.. Ber1nel with
perjury IN that he sworc on Jan. p. 1905,
rhat he had received from Hey wood
$4,000 TO he paid owe 20 Borough Presi-
dent Bermel. In this affidavit Mr.. Train
says that DE has reason 20 believe that
this statement was not true.
While they cannot now what occur
red at yesterdays Grand Jury session,
Bermel's friends believe that Mr.. Train
lao taken q denial by Mr.. Haywood NJ
the basis Of forcing Mr.. Bermel 10 pro-
luce oorroborative evidence OF his first
statement. Dlstrict-Attorney De WIZ
appeared to press the charge against
Bermsd. Justice Kappcr accepted Ber-
msi's plea OF MOI guilty and fixed bail al
$1,000, with a hearing set for Saturday
of next week.
Justice Kappor refused 10 set aside the
Indictments against Peter NJ Coco. ar
chitect Of the County Court House
The evening world., 1910-12-07
m THE ORIGINAL DEPARTMENT STORE
M\@!! 9: !! (: |: = > s: )
LIBRARY SETS 4, s:,! Eco,

New Fiction, elsewhere 81 price, SSc
Similar and often greater savings on all Books as we'll -s
everything sold at Mays.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
lhIu0 Gave the order at
WITH Wards Island not to
weigh in-lLl
coming meats? W0II
MAKE CITIZENS FASTER NOW.
Incidentally, Naturalization bureau
Pay. Rcyenur, Replacing Deficit.

A comparative statement o. the Natu-
ralizRtiou bureau ~ the County Court
House for the years 1870. given out
to-day. shows how a deficit OF 1916 has
been turned into q profit to the Govern
mcnt Of s@.7ie In making rev citizens
Credit for this record Ia given 10
Austin g. Saylor. On charge Or the
bureau since January lBst.
IN 'yJJ ave clerks were employed in
the bureau AZ annual aggregate salaries
Of til,Bc. This year there are seven
clerks Al $50. In 1909 aces nrst papers
and L.ST second papers were issued.
while IN 1910 10. los iirst papers and
t,s02 second papers have beer issued.
Tie amount collected by the bureau In
fees IN lpc' was $50. as against 1856
this year.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
. Thousands NoD Use This
. Recipe for Cough Syrup
. EesIIy Msoe ut Homo. oosts
Nothing II II Falls.

Tho speed with which thh simple home mi,.
tufe tales hold ~ q cough and ronqucrs n viii
surprise you. The recipe given below makes more
and better cough YrIp than you can buy ready
made Tor 81. 30.
Mir one Plat o. grantlsted sugar With y pint
q, warm winter. and str for . minutes. Put ga
ohnces Of PinsN fit, cents WORTH Ia q pinl
bottle; then add the Sugar syrup. II keets per.
fectb. rsk- a teaspourful every one. two o.
thr,e iour.
Thia gives simost instant ril,i. and wuslly
utpps 9 desp-aested cough made 81 "a hour
Jriendid, TOO. for w~iiOoplne cough, chest pains.
bronchitis. hosrscncs. etc. The tastn i, plea ant.
and n is iuat LAXATIVE enough TO hop cure .
cough. ts tonic properties restor, the AJr~y'a
which o cough terds 20 destroy.
1Via rtcipt 1. now uaed Ia Thousands ~ HON,
In ths United StAiss and canada. ls poplAnu
has resulted IN many limitations none OF them as
enot A. TIE old sicctaful f11nuls. II viii mo-
work unltss 3ou ~ The pure. genuine pin.1
which Il the mos valuable concentrated cOuroun
of Norwegian white pine extract. and contains thr
neo,ssary quantity ~ graiArol and Other hcq
ing nine elrus1ts.
"a guarantee Of absolute sstiEfaotiou, or money
promptly refunded. nocs with the recipe. Your
druggist has pintN ~ will So " for YOU. n not,
snd 10 tn. PlntN 60. Fort WAYNE. Ind.
The evening world., 1910-12-07

ner. former superintendent OF Sewers.
that the Grand Jury had no authority
to indict him for grand larceny.
Justice Gsrretson set the trial OF for
NOR cashier OF the Water Department
Cornelius J. Jordan for next Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17
ITALY PRESENTS MEXICO
WITH CENTENNIAL GIFT.

Mexico City, Mex. June 17.-Italy's
centennial gift to Mexico. a copy in
bronze of the famous St George Of
Donatello, the original of which is in
an art gallery in Florence. will be
delivered with fitting ceremony during
September. according to the Italian min
lister, count AnibaI R. Masiglia-
The minister considers the gift, aside
from any material consideration, one
aptly chosen as remembrance TO this
country on the occasion of its cele-
bration of its "gritO" of independence,
on account of the legend which is as
ISOLATED with the statue of St. George
St. George was a native of Capadocia
and was a soldier under the empire Of
Dioclecian in the third century Of the
Christian era. When the emperor or
dered the soldiers TO prosecute the
Christians they all complied with the
exception of st. George, who. for his
refusal was himself prosecuted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17

BASEBALL.
Douglas VS.. Ell Paso, Saturday, p.
II: Sunday, $3.50 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17

BASEBALL.
Douglas vs.. FL Paso, Saturday, p.
m; Sunday, $50 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17
Time is the est
The Testimony of Ell PasO People
Stands the Test.

The test of time is what tells the
tale. The public soon finds out when
misrepresentation are made, and merit
alone will stand the test Of time.
E. Paso people appreciate merit, and
many months ago local citizens pub
I1c!y endorsed Doans Kidney Fills; they
do SO still Would citizen make he
statement which follows unless con-
WINGED that the article was just as rep
resented? a cure that lasts IS the iSind
that every sufferer from kidney ills is
looking for.
Mrs. H. T. Stacy. 2717 East Missouri
street FL PasO, Texas. says: ever
two years have elapsed since 1 publicly
testified in favor of DOans Kidney Pills,
but 1 have lad no reason to change my
high opinion Of this remedy DOan's
Kidney Pills entirely relieved me Of
backache and other symptoms OF kid
ney trouble from which 1 suffered a
great deal. I gladly confirm all 1
said in favor Of this remedy and 1 ad-
wise other kidney sufferers to procure
supply at Kelly & Pollard's drug
store and give it trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-M ilburn Co. Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Ooan's-and
taxa no other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17

~GAA4 h~~xAAAEIS h~$&ASO ~~N r '~~S
We continue to close out all odd suits at 800
These are suits that should sell for $500 to $225O
If YOU can find your size among them it will be the
biggest suit value you ever got.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17
RAINS FILL SIERRA
BLANCA WATER TANKS.
w It. Turner, Station Agent, WEEDS
PecOs, Tex, Girl and Returns Home
Personal News Notes.

Sierra Blanca, Tex, June IF. L.
Martin was here from his ranch south
Of this place and says he has had good
rains and all his water tanks were
filed.
w T Turner. of this place. and Miss
Lila May Hanton, of PecOs, Tex, were
married at the home of the bride in
Pecos. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner have re-
turned here, where he will resume his
duties as assistant station agent
Clarence and Joel Carson have re-
turned from Grand Falls, Tex, where
they have been visiting their grand
parents.
The y club met at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Frilick, Mrs. Frilick
having returned from a visit with her
mother, Mrs. c. S. Chalfant, IN FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17
- - q FOR SUMNER
- - -. SKIN DISEASES

healthy
matter
S. blood
particle
blood and allows it to nour soothe and
medical advice free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17
UNDERTAKER'S PLACE Is
RIRNED AT ROSWEII.

Roswell N NJ, June 17-Fire last
night destroyed the stables and part
of the undertaking rooms OF H. H Hen
ninger & co. Two horses We're burned
alive and one of the animals was val
ued at $1,000. The total loss is $4,000,
fully covered by insurance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17

-French brIar root Is really heather.
There are IS recognized systems OF
ElreIess Eelsgrsphy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-17
Alfalfa Market.

Alfalfa Market.
The alfalfa market took on a squirt
during the week, due 10 a larger de-
mand and the fact that many of the
growers are storing their product for
higher prices. The growers are ask
ing S11.50 per ton a the track and
local dealers are getting S13 wholesale
and SO retail an advance of 81 over
last weeks quotation. The second cut
ting came on the market during the
week and promises TO be equally as
heavy as the first cutting.
Local Prices.
Following are the quotations on al
falfa, grain and feedstuffs current on
FL Paso markets during the week:
Alfalfa, wholesale ..$I2 per ton
Alfalfa, retail --.-.......s1 4 per ton
Northern Texas hay. SIS per ton
Corn, wholesale --.-..-S1.70 per cwt.
Corn, retail .-....... $3.50 per cwt.
Oats. wholesale -.........$ $3.50 per cwt
oats. retail $500 per cwt.