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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-09
Summer Toys for
Boys and Girls.

TOMPLETE lines of sea.
Il side and garden toys for
~ the little folks. DAINTY
painted effects in pretty
childish designs.
Filled Sand Pals. each. Ioc.se5c TO SI.oo
Sand Sets. each.65c, sc to SI.5o
Sailboats, each. .................. lOC 10 &c
Canoes. each. .............. loc TO .35c
Mechanical Boats. each. 1000. sc to ST 90
a gSJse-plece Garden Sets, LOG. e5c and 500
Fourth floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-09

de man dat's doin' his full share O de
work in dis life,'' said Uncle Eben, lain
generally got time to Jine in de exercises
of de chronic complaint club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-09
Summer Bed Linens.

oHS RANDS and qualities that implicit confidence
lN They light in weight preventing cumbesomeness
WY fact that adds greatly comfort hot nights and the
laundering is easily accomplished
Hemstched Purenen Sheets, for single a size beds;
size 72x96 inches SAYS per pair
For double beds size ooN96 inches $500 per pair.
Other qualities and styles up $1,000 per pair.
Hemstched Linen Pillow Cases, guaranteed all pure fax
size 221ax36 inches SIPS per pair
Better qualities up to $500 pair
Also Linen Bedspreads, Sham for holsters and pillows and
Muslin Spreads and ShamS.
Secon foorE evenths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-09

Infants Handmade Short Dresses of
fine nainsook; yoke formed OF lace in
sertion and hand-run tucks: neck and
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lace and ribbon. Each. To'~o
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Infants Handmade Short Dresses of
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trimmed with lace and hand embroid-
cry; Misunderstanding on hem; neck and
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important Sale of
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- GOD Quality Linen-fnsh Writing Paper. in white only.
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- Special price, SOC the box.
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WabIs2tnsctge.
STIR @tantsfenaf.

Sur Staatsienat:
gir iinb autoriiiert, Germ $ tu
Nenl aIs Sanbibat fir Niebertpnbi
fiir ben 9 Gtaatsfenat anautihhigetl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-25

ierin bot lire Seilnabme aH Der
n&ieler @ode" bereits obeclagt.
aoiier @ilbelm bat sic Gr-
baltung zines paldontologil1en
Sdabes fir Seuti6lano peranlabt,
Der nabe 0aran mor, 5ur Gereide-
rung elmer omerifoniiden Solnnl-
lung nernenoet 5u meroen. Ser Ga.-
ier bat es our6 cine generJle BE.
miGigung aus ben1 Oisplitiousfonbs
ermogli6t, Die in Ser @elebrtentpelt
pielbeiprohener &auier'idcll Gtelett-
filnoe, Die in Ser 9oroogne ausgc,
grabeneil ourd lire &onlerbierung
ein5ig in ibrer 4rt baitebenoe1 ule-
berreIte oes dltelten 9ilupiol- -Weu-
I6en, fir 10000 Morf un5nfuu-
fen. 9as Carnegie -Snititut bai.e
bereits eill g(uge ouf Die 6uroe se-
morfen lno ben ooppelien 9reis
fir ibre @rlperbung geboien.
10 Soloaten uno Sffi5icre, IL
Srauen uno s ainber iino, rDie Of
fi5iea lnitgeteilt niro, BEL Dem Giien-
6a6rllngliif auf Dem Wton5allillo
3weige Der Werifaniiben 9eutioitol.
habn um's 2eben eefomn,en. 5iinf,
gig @ermunbete iino nod GuooaIa-
iaro aebrcG9t fporoen.
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@iienbabn=Ja JabIplan.
5. & 9. q. 8abn.

-. &C ". 1(. O0ga.
Mo.3 Lgom gsoroen. .e.45 obesbs
No. g. Som Norben. .6.45 mora
No. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
yto. 9-2ocal bon Raleitine. =. ;. :.
SO. A. Son mssifo. ..oi4S .i.5o aosf1ps m@d5,n'
gfo. 12-aosal bon eareoo (eemiidt) :.
-. =. -. :. 500 ntorg.
glo 4 Ma6 oem georben. .1.55 nothm.
9to. g. Ga6 oem gorben. 500 a6enbs
go. Social nod Yaleftine .7.30 mora
No. 10 ggpreb naA 4eorne. >. =.
SO. s -gaad) Waerifo 100 mora' a
$40. II --aocar mad aareOo (gemibD
g. y. e q. q. 8abn.
Anflnft-
go. 1-4ouiton ii. 3. &iifte 700 nadm
yto. 3-9omfton u. B. &iiite ZOO porm
yto. 5-aiiltenfdbte. .1:15 nadjrn
$40. 40 Son &errbille :. .9:45 BORN
$40. A @on 8errbille, nur @onrtags
SO. 2-Soulton II. 5. &iifte. 1925 BORN
go. 4-Sonfton II. 5. &iiite. $50 abenbs
SO. 6-Aiiffenltd6te. -. l.4O nadhm.
SO: 43-glo6 &errbille. aussenommen
SO. 41-@ad aerrbiue. MIR @onntaas
-. $40 nnhm
g.. $. & 9. u. (sSaupt-ainie).
So. er@om Often. .7:s5 uOrm
yso. 7-Wom Often. :. 900 nadn
Ro. 10-gI gofo II. Beften. .7:3o naRm
geo. 2-@on Sci 9fio.. 1850 BORN
SO. 9-aab 81 @aio rno @efen. :.
$50. 1o-aa6 5. @eiten. 1880 abenss
9o. 8 8-gsa9 benz Often. :. 100 BORN
Wo. 1-Na6 Sci 8ip.. 400 abeilos
@ictoria 9ipifon, 9. $. G 9. u.
go: 3o5-guero, gietOria. 1850 na6m
So. 806-gnero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
ID. 8. & s. gabn.
SO. 241-gson Souiton uno @aIpeiton
@o. 235-gom gorben. .7.so poriltiti.
$40. 231-8om Rorben unb 9ouitcn
:. =. ;. 1925 na1m
SO. 9-8om Norben. ..7:45 abenbs
Nbfd1rt
SO. 244-@ad benz Norben II. Soufton
=. >. ..1.lO oorm
SO. 10-gea9 Dem Norben. 1000 born,
No. 236-Nnd benz gaorben. -. =.
800 nbeu6s
No. 242-Na6 bem y1orben tnb Gal,
befton. :. .11.5O abenbs
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9fooiepelt emit BEN beiten Gbcf int
eanoe nanttte, gegen oen aoer fiir5=
lid cine 9feibe bon slnflagen er0pbcl
NOR, maroe BON Ser -giplloienlt=
8onmiilion ebrenpna frei9elproben.
Seine Ser % slnflagepuntte, lrln=
fenbeit, unnloralil6er 2ebellsnanOcl,
l1nfdbigfeit nlm. lporen ltiDbaltis.
= Gin nrei5ebniobriger Sluige no.
mems 9fop &elp, Der Sobn eilles alt-
geieberen sormerS aus Ser i5egen6
bon Mcgeeia, 9lrf., muroe bonn gIiy
erihla9en, als er gerooe ieine 9lrtle
icbiibeno lin orei fleinere Sungel.
ieine8ettern, gei6luntgen bette. @iiler
ser BRET Sltngen, @eg &eIlD, muroc
ourd oenielben 9libitrabl i6lper per-
leet
glm Sreitag entluo ittD ell
Wolfenbrltb iiber Die Stoot Soi
Springs uno rihtete cine aagenlelne
lleberl6memrnlng an. Die &anol=
leituna 1T an pielen Stellen beida-
oigt uno a1b iAlit lit dles ,nnglilhe
ltnbeil angeri6tet
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lSrnf 92incpnt fi;nhiote m IN.

8rof. 8incent fiilloiete III go.
rig Dor Der Meoi8iniiden slfaben1ie
Die Gntoefung elmer lpirflamer
SSrnpflpnpbe geeen Snpbus an, oie
er allf Die 8eiie, beriteGtc, 3aB er
Sppbusba5iaen in cine ihlpo1e So
lung BON @oIier uno 4odial5 un6
etipos 9letber tau6te. 8roi. Mnccnt
pcriuhte iein neues Wfittel an elmer
s(n5abl bon 9ieren, Die nod Der
Slnpfung gegen Sppbusba8tQen im-
mum maren. SSmpfungen on Is Ser
lonen ergaben, oaB oeren 9lut elni-
ge Belt na6ber in beionoeren' MaIie
Die @igeni6aften 5eigte, our1 sic ole
Sppbusbo5illen 8eritort iperoen. @u.
Berbem erbrnhte er BEN peiteren ge
meis, ooB &ppbusba5iuen, Die er in
glutierums bra6te, oas BON Berio-
nen genortmet 4pdr, Die er nit lei-
ner 9pmpb s9einpft batte, aGe 2e-
6ensf1higfeit berloren.
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Derfefte 0eiunbbeit.

2alten Sic 6as SDfemin pollitdnoieer
Oronung burd 9elegentli6en @ebrau9
bon Suits 2eber- -Yillen. 9ieIelbeu re=
guliren bic ginserueibe unb beridbfen
eiren fraftigen 8Orper.
Sir 2opfidmeraen, 8iliplitdt, Malaa
ria, unberoauli6feit ano dbnli1e 2eia
ben, elm poiitipes 9eilmittel
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Aus benz 9m,tfel .
Wiandes biiitere 8eiidt in San In-
tpnip itrablt nnn NIT Slid.

Gin idmer5enoer &iiden itiinmt
@u6 bitter.
&onnt nidt eludli6 nit INNER
lpabrenoen fiidenIdmer8en iein.
Die S6laer5ea zines leibeaoen
Hiidens
Sinb meiitens our6 franfe Jaie-
ren perurlabt.
0oans geieren Yiuen beiIen fran
fe Nieren.
Sic ma6ten manbes elidli6e
Seim in San Mntonio.
Snrt mas elm banfbarer Batient
iagt:
0ars 6. Doctpona, 513 Weontano
Stry Gan Mntonio, geros iost:
SD brau6te 9oo1s Nieren Yiqen
NIT Dem eroBten grfolg. Sd hatte
eiren Outnpfen S6mer5 I'M Hiiden
uno par burd unregeImdBiee gnt-
leerungen meiner geieren beIdItigt.
SdlieBlid entidloB i9 mid 9oans
gtieren gillen 5ll gebrall6en, bon
oenen i'd biel 8orteilboftes eebort.
Sd foufte cine SdadteI bon Ser
gerar Drug 60. uno lie e1ttfer,1ten
mein Seioen. Sd bin eerne bereit,
oieies Weittel 5lt empfeblen, in Der
Soffm1ng, oaB es aud anoeren Nie-
renleioenoen beIfen nirb.
Gum Gerfouf bel alien Sdrolern.
greis so Gents. Soiter-MiIbura
&c. Buffalo, Seem Dorf, aleinige
9(qenten fir oie Ser. Stooten.
gri1nert @ud oes 9eanens =
Onnn@ = 1tn0 nehrnt feine an1erl,.
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Gum 4. Smli.

Ser 8ierte Suli riidt beram,
Der Sag, an benz geburen
Sie Sretbeit iunrbe, bic mns jcpt
0ebt mad unb mad perlpren.
9ie 2ebren, bte mms @aibinston
ttnb Sefferiun segeben,
Die gelten beute gar nid]ts ntebr
Sn benz pplit'idJen 2eben.
Gs gilt bod Bite 2pnftitmttpm
Mls oddities ber 8eiete
ttmb MAIDEN ipllt' man ieber Belt
9ak man iie nidjt nerlete.
9pdj bente bemft man gar niibt mebr
In bieie beil'gen 3flid)ten
ltnb imdt ben altem Bretbeitsseiit
Sn tbr rltr zn perntHten.
Mtan bat in ber 2esislatmr
0efete fdJDn berbrpdjen,
Sn benen ber 8eredtigfeit
Orabsm tuirb oDbn seiprud)en.
NadD anseitammtem Wenihenredjt
Wie in bet @prseit Sagen,
Sa mill ber @afIermmder Sdaar
Sfon gar nidjt mebr mod fragem.
sp ,uirb ber gierte SmIi jett
8einab' smr 8erfiflage,
@emn tdb bies redt bebenf, 10 fpmm
Sd jebesmal In Stage.
Drum anf, ibr Jreibeitsfreunbe, unb
gefampft bic Msnderbanbe,
Die iebe Sreube tjten nt5d1t'
Sm bieiem idj6nen 2anbe.
>, iebet npr Gud in benz 8las
Sas Glaup gter bltnfen,
Sbr iuilt' an bteiem @bttertranf
GndJ min Courage trinfen.
gerbieten ion nns bteien Grant
gtidjt mnderiidbes Streben.
Gen Bierten Suli laiien tuir
Sn u Ia M 8ier leben.
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: { I d 3.

@ie friiber I6on einnrai nit
geteilt, boben bie ErobibitioniiGen in
Sreeltone Goul1tp Ii. a1oetstpo ourb
Elm f6laues Monoper oud) in iol=
ben Geaenoen, in oeneu fe;nc 9Sro-
,bibition berrI6te, Sen @etranfeDa1-
Del berbinoert. Sic babet lirb eillz
fod 10 biele SaIoon=2iaenieu au5=
ltellen laiien, lpie oas @eieb erlaubt
uno baben oaonr6 perbinoert, baB
irgeno Selnono anoers i'll Stonoc
mor, if ben unalien" @egellhen bes
@ountps einen Saloon 81 croft
lien. Sic ielblt aher baben lelbituer=
ltonoli6 feinen @ebraud bon ibrell
2i5enien eemadt. 9as experiment.
gliidte; au6 @eeenoen, III oenell Die
Webraabl Ser gepolferllals ollti-
probibitioniitiid geiinnt mar, ipnrot
Brobibition aufge5muneen. Sic Bro-
bibitiottiiten a6er la6ten lif ms
5aliit6en, Die Sa6e mar biI1iger ais
cine 2ocal Sption=gampagne uro
liherer. Sebt bat aber oas i1olie
Spiel ein gnbe. Die Wcrerolan-
palti9aft in 9lultin 6at ous geniale
Experiment fir cine ltnlgeGlng oes
@eieses erfIart uno ol1gefiinoief,
oaB feline 2iaens erneuert .peroen
ipiiroe, ipenn ni6t Ser SSn9aber no6,
tpeiien fonne, oaB er mirf(i1 Ell
men Saloon eroffuet gebabt babe.
@ie aus Iuitin gerncloet lpirb,
lpollen Die lrobibitiolliltell, i'm
Safe Golquitt nonliniert lperoen loll-
te, Waiien-8etitionen an Sen @pu-
perneur ridten in oenen CT eriucht
miro, ourd Die @rtralitung Der
2egisiatur eine &onpention einber,t-
fen gu laIlen, Die eine neue Siaots-
uerfaiIung NIT elmer Hrobibitionsbc-
Thinning enttperfen ion. Ga Der
@ouperneur bieiem 8Ian 1eGt eiill-
itie eeiinnt iit, ia ioeor als Der Ell
genilide ltrbeber oeiielben dlleeie-
ben per6en fam, 10 berridt fein
Speifel oardn oaB er lofGrt Den
8iinihen Der Hrobibitioniitca nah=
fontmelt tpiirbe.
- Der Staotrat BON Souiton fat
cine Sroinan5 ongenommen luel1e
ben 8erfauf BON @iscreenle nit ci-
ner Strafe belegt ipenn oas betref=
fen6e giscreme bon Semano Oil
oers als elmer regular lisenlierten
Sirna bergeitellt 1T. Sn @ouSton bot
fiir5lid cine ibipere Btonlaill=Sergif=
tilng nlittelIt giscreine liattsefltn=
ben, ii6er butloert Berionen fillo er-
franft.
= Ser Neser Sobn @pnne, ser
Dor 8tpei Sabren feline 5rau nnlge=
6raht baben iollte, lit Sreitag in
9untspile eebangt lporocn Ser
5aa oes Mannes bat eroBes gluiit-
ben erregt. gs beltanoen 3peifel an
ieiner S6ulo uno Der @oupernellr
bat mebrere Male oie &inridtung
aufgeihoben, oas lebte Wfal unter
iebr ieniationellen ltmIidnoea.
@Dnne bat Big gum lestell .lugell-
blid ieine lnidulo beteuert.
@m Sreitag bat ein Gpflon
ben meitliden geil BON Gcnicn
Gountp beimgeiudt uno bort grf-
BEN Shaoen angeri6tet. @iebrere
Sarmen fino poIlig peripiiilitet, oui
anoern iino Die Seloer uno Ibitgdr,
ten arg eeiddoist. geabere e'ln5el-
beiten feblen nod.
g(nf ieiner Sarn rngefa1r
aht Weilen BON Neu-grounfels ent.
fernt, itarb Srieorid @ei6e i'm s(t.
ter BON rs Sobren
- 9as Supreme-@eridjt oes
Staates uno oos 9rintinol-a l-appella-
tionsgeriht in Muffin baben lit1 BIS
gum Sftober pertaot.
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$5atten ben aDnin i'm Samie.

ag8ir batten ben &0nig bon alien
2arirmitteln i'm Sauie -Gr. Sings
geep 2ife Bills nno fie baben iib als
elm Seeen fir uniere eanse Tamilie
erlpieiert," idreibt Haul Weatulfa in
Buffalo, g. 9. Sideres Wlittel Bel
allen Wagen, 2eber urb Jeierel1lei
ben. Rur 25c bei alien 9rllggiiten.
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Gine fnrdtbare @nnne

BON einent Meiier, eineni SGuB, Ell.
nen roltigen Nogel ritp. mllB loiort
nit 9uflen'S 9lrfiica Salbe beban.
oelt mer6en, I'M 8lutpergiftlutg su
perbiiten. 9eItes Maittel fir 9rano.
lpunoen, 9lusi6lag, ipr0oe S1noe,
Sdmorrboioen liin. 25c BEL allen
0ruggiIten.
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Dos l1neliid man6er 9eute
beltebt oorin ME l1ngIiid fellnen ge.
lernt 5u boben.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
III YEARS AGO TO-
Il ~ (From The Herald of date 1885, ia Y

The city council met last night and
allowed the city pay roll for May,
amounting TO $l7S9-69. DR.. W hite re-
turned an inventory of the pesthOuse
Alderman Stewart recommended the re-
sumption of the old gambling licenses.
Alderman Frank Del Buono recon-
mended that the city sell the reserva-
ton property and use the proceeds for
the construction of a school building
but on motion of alderman W. NJ
COldweu, the matter was referred to
the board Of EDUCATION.
George Bovee had a severe fall from
his bicycle AZ the track this morni1q
someone having loosened the handle
bars of his wheel.
Pupils of the Sacred Heart school
gave an entertainment yesterday.
VIII Richie has sold his San Antonio
street chop house and intends to take
long vacation.
The engine pulling train No. 10, went
or OF commission at Rogers last night
and the train had 10 be pulled in by
the yard engine
Rev. c. ]. Oxley was the preacher at
the gospel tent meetings last night
The price of beer in Juarez has risen
from to 10 cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
(NasAma~~~.

Messrs. Buchanan and Look were aD-
pointed a committee by the hotel com
nlittee last night TO secure an option
on a hotel site, San Francisco street
being the location chosen.
Engineer Orsono of the boundary
commission leaves tonight for Mexico
City to confer with his superiors He
Will return to FL PasO in two weeks
Over so couples attended the High
school ball at the courthouse last
night.
Mayor Campbell has received let
ter from A II. Chambers assuring him
of the appreciation of Sherman resi-
dents for the help given the stricken
cit ~ FL Paso.
H. B. Stevens was appointed admin
istratOr of the estate of the late Alice
Abbott in the probate court this morn
ing
Messrs- Tustin, Millchamp and Feath-
erly, of the grand army, Will go to the
cemeteries this evening At 4:30 to dec
crate the graves OF dead comrades
Scavanger Nesom states that next
Monday he will start on the annual dog
catching crusade.
Metal market: Silver 6S 1-4c; lead,
So; copper, 10 3-Sc; Mexican pesos. SIC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
THE LITTLE
GREEN TENTS
RENO, NEW. TO HAVE
$4,000 Y. VI. G. A.
c.. G. Titus, Formerly of Ell
Paso, Conducts Highly
Successful Cam
Dalgn.

c. G. Titus. formerly general secre-
tary Of the FL Paso Y. N. c. A. has
just closed a 10 day campaign for the
Reno, Nevada. building, with $3.50
subscribed. Reno is a city of about
$4,000 people. and it is pretty free in
its way of living, having considerable
gambling and more than a fair share
of vicious institutions. But il also has
a splendid lot OF business men and
public sentiment had come to demand
the proper establishing Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. in the community. Mr.. Titus had
figured that the city could raise about
5000 for site and building.
While the campaign was in progress,
senator Nixon sent word that if Reno
raised $4,000 for the building he
would donate a $4,000 site, the very
site most coveted by the committee.
This offer gave a great impetus to the
campaign and the 10 days ended with
more than the required amount
signed up.
A noteworthy feature of the cam
paign was the warm cooperation eX-
tended by Roman Catholics: many of
the strongest workers and largest con-
tributors belong to this denomination.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
The Value Of Parks

passed she
Of parkway drives An I'M
significant
0rapb: You cannot beautiful parks
at the pleasing impression these
the country brings travellers
world and the indirect OF al ou glory IS u
of of thing at all times
for Kansas Civ its
matter what 1t costs
the value OF the
property, and insurng to commerce"
Kern back of the OF the mesa
the
aOrding magnificent of
miles Another land adjacent to
the through Chihuahuita ghtoway
the 10000
population would walking distance
unquestOnaby tend to reduce
Rio Gan and Mgon
small and the maintenance not
miles
would better than
plans
would outlying park at this time
president Taft Democrats Texas
Tn does very good
they oHts instead OF to goodwill
observation-disclosures fitting nationality office
they organize advantage
valley produce goes begging
get
the
producing section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
RAILEY,S SILK TILE.

From New York Commercial Advertiser
There is mourning in Texas
It is to be feared that the Texans
who don't love him will be more firmly
persuaded that senator Bailey is a min
ion of Standard Oil He appeared this
week under silk hat. and thus seemed
to confess that Washington corruption
had fully seized him.
1t was in the virtue of a SLOUGH hat.
a frOck coat, and a cambria tie that
the business of defending the constf-
tuition. He loathed what is called a
dress suit and almost every wearer
of il. He suspected the soundness o.
view and the character of those VINO
weakly yielded to fashion. Step by step
he has departed from his sartorial ideal
The wide brim is gone, the cambria tie,
and the spreading cOattails. He has
been seen in the evening in walters
garb, and now he has desecrated his
brow with a shiny stovepipe. Texas
wholly disillusioned, no longer has
hope, and will not be surprised to learn
that he who was once her son anil
proud. TO wear her uniform has ac-
quired a chapeau that can be shut up
and put under 3 seat.
Bailey still defends the constitution
but the old jounce and vigor are de-
parted. His sartOrial falling away Is
the sign and reflex of inner changes
How can Texas longer trust a man
who is latitudinarian in habilimeuts
and affrOnts her most precious pre1I-
dice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
COUSIN OF TAFT
LOSES Law SUIT
Jury Returns Verdict for
City Of Ell Paso in $4,000
Damage Action.

Twelve good men and true could not
agree with Mrs. Nellie Taft. a cousin
Of president Taft, who alleged that she
mad been damaged in the sum of $4,000
as result of the change of grade in
Durango and Sonora streets.
In the 41st district court Monday
morning the jury in her case against
che city OF El PasO returned a verdict
Ior the defendant after being out
only 40 minutes
II was alleged that the change in
the grade of the street had thrown
her residence below the level of the
srteet, but witnesses testified that the
marketable value of the land was the
same after the grading had been done
as before.
1t is expected that this decision will
be taken as a precedent in other cases
winch have been filed against the city
for similar cause.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
HERALD TRAV-
ELNG AGENTS.

Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware of impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
lied by the Ell
PaSO Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
Ell PASO A WINNER.

From Tucumcari On. Nd News.
FL Paso will have a fair this fall.
$4,000 has been raised so far for the
fair subscription has been offered
conditionally- No doubt the Pass City
will meet the conditions, as she never
misses anything
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
HERALD NOT COMPLAINING

! From Globe (Ariz.) Daily Silver Belt.
| The Prescott Courier was a mighty
good newspaper, but really t;IeIe was
! not. room in Prescott for two good
newspapers, and the failure of one
was the natural result. In cities the
size of Ell Paso two newspapers have
a struggle for existence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
FOOD INSPECTOR RAIDS
DAIRYMEN AND BUTCHERS

San Antonio, Tex, May SO.-Eight
butchers and three dairymen are de-
PENDANTS 20 charges filed here this
morning by assistant state food in
spector Hoffman. The hearing is set
TOT wednesday. 1t is charged that
sausage sold contained an injurious
preservative and that milk was aduI-
terated with water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
A DECIDED DIFFERENCE.

From Globe (Ariz) Daily Silver Belt.
New YOrk's race tracks are being
transformed into suburban home dis
tricts. Both promote the race with a
difference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
With the EXCHANGES

1881. The Ell Paso Herald includes
also by absorption and succession, The
Daily News, The Telegraph, The Tele-
gram, The Tribune, The Graphic, The
Sun, The Advertiser, The Independent,
The Journal. The Republican and The
Bulletin"
W-h-e-Wi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
IN THE SAME CLASS.

From Phoenix (Ariz.) Democrat.
The craze spreads. The governor of
Tennessee has pardoned several muir
derers, and the governor Of Minna-
sofa has even pardoned a poet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
Il WV WATTS Denatured Poem

dad
coming
:content :
workeda IIw o the work IS
done is me hard
breads
1ings!- but her
coming home. him in a tie
rewardh er Wi a for lld iscOm
out
by gate is
They this greatest let
be joyous
Copyright, 1910 by esorz. Matthew. Adams. (NasSna~e~-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
REASON FOR SoNP.ss.GE

From Douglas (Ariz) Daily Interna-
tional.
The passage of the statehood bill
will be the end of the official career
OF every Republican now holding a
territorial office. The Democrats are
quite ready for the fray and will
make a clean sweep Of the new state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

Miss Fawn Lippincut has refused I.
deny er confirm tn report o. her engage
ment T. VincenneS Teller She says,
however, that if he shows up fer tn
weddin' she'll gladly talk fer publica-
ton Theirs too many folks with grand
opery appetities an gallery incomes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
DECORATION DAY
By Walt Mason

tents where the soldiers
the women covered with flowers today;
walk
went to the war The little
they they not broad
the soldiers lots and cd is
part of the land they when the flag of the
the symbol dele and DOOM
GREEN TENTS the
eorntays shrine, where patriots kneean dpray; and
brave left, SO old, young ands
n hey to rawaV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
NOT A NEWSPAPER GRAVEYARD.

From Nogales (ATiz.) Daily Times
FL Paso has had a rather checkered
experience in the newspaper line. If we
are to Judge from the announcement.
which appears at the head OF the edit.
orial page Of The Herald
'E1 Paso Herald, established April,