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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-04
MEAD,s RRANcH.

The sick OF this community are no
better.
We learn OF the death OF Mrs.
Pack. OF Charley, highly esteemed
and respected Christian OF that sec
ton.
Rev. G. v. Pack and Gilbert Mil
Der we're visiting John Reynolds on
saturday.
John Miller was a pleasant visitor
on our creek Saturday.
Com Kise made trip to Louisa
saturday
A. A. KIse was visiting friends at
Charley Saturday.
Oliver swetnam was visitor at
ID. G. Kisses this week.
II. F. Miller was visiting friends
Al Little Blaine Saturday.
Levi Miller attended the burial OF
Mrs. Pack. at Charley. "Wednesday.
Felix Thompson. OF Matte, was or
the creek Monday
Billie Kise, who has been attend
ing school at Louisa, returned homr
Monday. He will return TO school
Sunday
Robert Neace was calling on
friends on the creek Tuesday.
william Reynolds was visiting
Com Kise "Wednesday.
Robert childers is working al
Muddy Branch.
Mrs. Maiissa Klse was visitor Of
Mile Childers Tuesday.
Jackson Thompson was visiting U
d. Klse Tuesday.
John wellman made trip to
Louisa Monday,
Charley Fraley was visiting hi'
father. Rev. George Fraley. Thurs
day,
Drew Maynard. Robert and Billi'
Kise were visiting at r. b. Spencer
Thursday.
Arnoldas Thompson passed herr
Thursday,
Roland Spencer made a trip e
Louisa Thursday
Mr.. -Abers, OF Brushy. passed
down our creek Thursday, en- rout'
20 Georges Creek.
Mart Laney was calling on friend
on the creek Thursday.
Bill Starr returned home Frlda'
from Wolf Creek. where he ha
been fox hunting.
Uncle Jim Childers nd littl
grand daughter. Jettie. we're visit
ing friends and relatives at LOUIS
:. Friday and saturday
N. Martin was on the creek las
Saturday
Miss Minnie Childers was tn
guest OF Miss Bertha childers las
Saturday.
Henderson Thompson was yisitin
4. Thompson Sunday
Payton Blackburn was ylsitin
friends on the creek Sunday
Com Kise was visiting Levi
Thompson Sunday
Lewis Thompson, OF Matte, wi
move to the creek in the near Z,
ture.
Mrs. Charley Childers was tn
guest OF Mrs. A. H. Miller Sunda!
Miss Dcna Payne was visitin
Mrs Charley Childers Saturday.
Miss DAME Thompson is on tn
sick list.
There was prayer meeting at III
Gle Emery Castles Sunday, col
llctcd BIZ AL Castle.
: Mrs. Emery Castle is on the sic
list She is in very critical col
dition.
Charles Childers returned hon
from Rockcastle Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-04
Several attended class meeting al

Several attended class meeting al
this place Sunday
Billie Chapman purchased A. A.
Kisses timber for 5000. He will
move his saw mill to Mr.. Kisses and
saw the timber.
Mr.. and Mrs II. b. Reynolds was
visiting friends on Little Blaine
Monday,
There will be church at this place
Friday night by Rev. Ratcliff, OF
Donithon. Brave Washington.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-04
WANTED.

Oil. gas and mineral leases on
property for immediate development
Also wish to buy high grade coal
and timber lands. Address
G. d. howard.
Bradford, Pa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-04

The pure food law" Is designed
by the Government to protect the
public from injurious ingredients in
both foods and drugs. 1t is benefit
eial both to the public and to the
conscientious manufacturer. Elys
Cream Balm, a successful remedy
for cold in the head. nasal eatarrlt,
hay fever, etc, containing 70 in
furious drugs, meets fully tie re-
quirements of the new law. AMI that
fact is prominently stated GA o.cry
package, 1t contains none CT tbs
Injurious drugs which are required
by the law to be mentioned on the
label Hence you can use 1t safely
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08

,9fobne1 Gtone, Elm enoliit.s Sits
tensilo cug jener 3eit, gsbOrt oieism
3ptlus an
WiFen Gie, mas i6 felbF unter
meinen S6riftsn am b09Tten iadBe?
.3tpei mi+telaltertide NoDsaen, Sir
RigsI!" unb rSbe Mhite Gompanp".
9oran rsi6en iid Gr3GhIungen auf
engtiItRm unD fran3oIifdem 9inters
grunos aus bem 3eitaIter 2uonigS
XIV. Inter meinen permiT4ten
Shriften finben sic eire ,Gei9ihte
bes g3ursutrisges", einen 9ono 9es
bi6te unb etne Sammluns bon fritz
i6sn @ufidBen.
gsoila tout," 9as mar biz bor tur=
3em mein 2sbenpert. Veueroings babe
id mid einsm Gebiet 5ugspenoet, benz
ih ieit je1er bos grObte SntereFe ents
geeeu6rutte: Der 8Ibns. Sd babe Big
iegt BRET Stiids our Quffubrung gs@
braht. Sn ibnen babe i'd auf bieSberz
LODI 6olraes globelen 3uriitgegriffen.
Sd babe aud bic oeutithen gibnenz
bearbeit ungen Der 5berIot 5olmes@
Mbentei ter geleisn. Wlan iagt mir, oaB
iie piel 9eifa1 sefunoen unb cine Ians
ge Rei6e bon Muffubrunsen erlsbt bas
ben. glaeinen Sntsntionen entiprsAen
iie niebt."
gl!frso gaOTis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08
ME aoin5 fsins Siim m {

Wie Aoin5 feine Stimme
furirts Cine biibids Grinnsruns
an Soi.pb fain3 eradaii Abolf Wi!s
brandt in ieinen QexnserinnerungeH.
Gs mar IN osr 3eit. ols am Deutfhen
Ibeater In Berlin milbronbrs Dras
ma Der Meiiier BON poImprn1 IN
4npeienbeii beg Dihiers einitubirt
nurb<. Aain3 als Der Weifter 4pellss
tpurbe DGbrenD Der proben 10 beoenle
LID better, buB man ffOn fiirhttn
mubte, nit Der Nuffiibrung 0es Stiis
dss ipiirbe Is niHts iein. Ct mar Elm
IeibenfHoftliner gisarsttmrduner.
.s5ebt Dor Nu.m niht ruunen. nini
trinten!4 iasie ibm ftin Mr3t. .G6o.
nung, G9onuns, Ghonung!1 Wobl
ober libel, Roin3 geborHte. Gs irorh
Elm fonnerbares probiren: bnlb mar,
tirte q eiH ipenig, odun peri&mdnb {,
misbsr, " bis 9timuse gang ssssins'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
-Sse lss1oa1ete-
Ua4r(agfrin oides 3eilalns.

Coon In ter fiteten 0ssf aaB 20 ssSpsls
SerfoneH bic bsrt bic G@spfuna babr beaobe
ndreH. nno 81 Ieof fsiH 1tpeifeI Dor. bat
Gu6 benisnfeae nod 4xfonen erlitiren. BITE
bur6 eine nnbeinunfe Arsft I'm G;aRhe fnb.
p'eies su tbnn uHe Ssranssnfaaen. mas fts
unoere erfioanIt6 ia nnb bleibt Tfr GsiAes
saf bic aoiur biefe 9ume befonberS beenHisiet.
senn fss bat ibr bic feitqe Oabe eerIsebeH. bas
sebsn ibres wsitmenfAea nis etH auieef6lcss'
mes gi6 aenau su Iefen. 8NGebt nt6t ba6
ne tn fbrer stGe~u MeitteRs - oeeftn dsems
Wctnt. Netmt bic Gait Gnb Gnr 6fttl0 ~
oeeftn Nbenue. bonn sebf tisfeIbe tsnaaA ~
Str bie fnons aefihens hsR Grau .. 0eeDGs
erre0t 9os 6dus ~ HH Itn3a eaas -
Gm 8aune III ber same:
Hrs. b. Yaeger, irGter GFau 0e6fsll
1sssta Ssssss. ssaasoGo. e1ss1mnall o1aA
ostssi0s Qxasse3Ge okeo - ooGoo9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08

es fprong fiir ibn Elm Nnbertr Elm. Der,
ols Musbtlfsr etipa in btr 3uiunft ses
baht, hreitS ben probsn beiseiDobnt
bate; tnnn srfhitn anina tpisber uno
fliinerte unb rnunte 10 nit. 4uh auf
Der erfien genernlprobe. einise 9aae
fp1ter, mar Il nod bolb beiIsr. unb
barber peritimmt. mar er oft ganS
unb gar niHi e ieIbf. pl0blih. i'm
fiinffen Mtt, ala e hin4en ppn btr
6euias 6efsaterbdt - sin oabsres
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08

Rsnid! Ct ipriht frei unb gut. &c
ipiel. nit eriinun!ihsr Jrif1e unO
arnft.. mic er nod ME s,ipieli. .Mann
erS1blt Milbrano! -. nns mar ii
auBsrorbentlif!1 Tag idb ibm. als Is
aus III. .llnb no boben Gie bic Gtim.
me 1trY Mos tohn Gie benn gss
momt9S Geine augen IGmeiten mid
an. nit ieinem an @irnrbi erinnerneen
mitner Bid: .S bati s'rau4s!. ant,
luostets g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08
Xu ver,ntst0en.
Yerfangt-

3nberIdfftse Gomen fur arbett. ~
Souie Inn .1ransferS@ nf6pbrinaeu, VI by
per Tueenb arbeif anrnnttrt. $40. 81 Li'
8. GIaBe. SobnitpnsGebdaoe, Sirinter ols.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08

(Eine @tloIutipn, frelde es ftr nohiptn'
" big .rtiari su ptrbsFsrn eur1 Ganoiifrune
bic gnte altb, bon Guiter Strabe btE 2iRn Strabe,
uno Qsinsrrafunq tiasr Gtielutiou inter osmisibtu
lits pafri am 2. Mai 1910
Sci es btitlohea pou bem Stabirait Der Staet
gindnnati. Staat Ohio, bret giertei auer bd5n
ermh5lten maitglieoer hberetnitimmene: Zap
rura bic sgiit @aep. BON Gutter Strabt bis 2inn
Sftabs, in liebertiuittntmunQ NIT oem gidre, ans
qeupntmer pom Staptrotb ont s. Septenber 1907 nno
ebt ultileoeneo in Der Office oe5 Mu'
etfors beiaeter gtnbt: btefer Vldr. bns obenae
nanuta Sgrttcriun 6ef6reibeBo. III tteriHtt be-
attgt.
unn iei ss ftrnsr bsi6lcFsn, bat bic b,iast,n
ftmnuna NIT benz befasteu 9lan uno ben Gpes
3iiifanonen,. onf!ieeenb In Der Office bes Gn6i.
tors ber beFaeten Stabt (ipelne Epesififationer
hisrhurth aittdebeiheu ftffbl ure ans fplchent
mtoiertol beiteben foIlen pie befhrieben In hem
uctt'iebeur-u n Npprortmaie'aoendnlt1! Der
henhfixttdtrn merhe'ferurn
Sir tintn roatanoietn l23baigsr @5brtn'
a..uastanul GEO QineuIfus. su 500. 81, ,92o. 90
Gar itDsn Ys3,Ueiq al l2sbaiau @ohrsn,
7iT T snte:s 70. i, i, sa s6o. 90 o.
f5ir 9Ranbots (rnreel, !, ~ s51oo..... 500
1ar Wunbotts tppala S, ia sisto..... 225,QV
3bhrtR!eeupQ, SN00; sSrfpfItion, $1,000;
Qlruuujtruuq $1,000 .................. COS %
gusoabtn fir GteeHtbumsbss
ftcr siGI Der Gjsiammtipf,en,
abJieIia Der Rotten fit areus
3uu0tu .,.........,.-..... 49,. .slSIZ. 80
Gusqabsn fir bic Stnht, aoheH
fir 4rsusuuotn ..,........... COCO
ausQobtn fir bic Stabt i4ft her
G5sommttotsH ablialia etr
Goisn iiir 9rtujuHetu ........ 295.05
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08
Yeretus-Anjetgen.
Hentid)er Tionier.Verein.

Tie mri'eIisbsr obieen Gersins Iinb t.ermii
freunolitii erfu3i BEN Egi6enheadngris bes
om g. Cfisber 1910 oesiiorbensn 9ionierf
sscIb. g. ssete hegte Ea6Miitaa nm / 80 ubs
BON Srauerbnufe. gsn. 4133 Secficn aoenGe
Rer.uccb. aus reGt onelfeice teisIpoensrl.
Jere. MReeasr, Bxdf.
GoHr. araser. ceir, II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08

Srau ann Msaften uns nm bei Der aaasar'
beii All beIfsn eiiien poer 3fpei Idae II OCT
eandc. 20. II Oft gGniel @habe, eoTre'
bilie anferbnlb Der 9urnbaue. 7,es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08
G,iommll6Ftn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l67

GtlQiNWttcftn Szr loi ~
cd ts Fsrue b,fhtoHsu, oos ss gro,.ut bel
Gtiau,mtiofrH Der beicattn 0erbsHeruHe, otBaelit
Der Rotten iir atsu,unqeu ouftriept ptrbeu ieleF
ser SrpntiuS oui bas Gtaerthum tpslbts on et
gtrGeTeruHe onQreuIi ooer onfebt uro rht por
bew gtits BON ecm aNesmeut ausQtiaioNtr N
ircthe bciaqte 2ots uao 2auoereieu htrour6 be
t1amt inn our6 beioste WsvteFsruHa btouttr
TortbClt 5u qtaisbeu uae ois Roten Don bddatti
gerbe'ferung fousr bic stnsGaben fir oorher'
seeeuhs uno nnhers nlefiunaen uno far Grudsu
uuo 8ertf'cntltnunp Don sfotIten, weionttcneri
uuo erforberltter crbinonsen. hte aofen Der
aonitruitior fape bic 3infen au' bic eoros
tuslte eor her aouettien Ron ttnausaeftcberer
5ahiunaeH BON eliieBments ansaeaebeu fuerbsn
ure ausersn rotbtuenoieen ssussabsu IN fit
I@licber.
TAT oas 70 au'erleste aHesment in
fEnf % idbcltter 5aeluneen besobl;
ncroer foG nit 8iuien suv Rate bon bier 90
55aS'aafiSn 55ssaien Saen5s issr as
baar be8nblen irnerbnIb breibis. (3o) GoQer
Uon uno mad Der Buluruna ber befteueruseu Or,
oraus, In tpeid1Ful faus befnatet Pdar.uTes.
msRt ni'9t he Sn,sr aa' ni... sls % sonss IN fs
eeftobeusn gf'ebmeut'9asunssn aasasssosr
neroeu.
cos gonbs Der giabt Qlncinnnti ousass.bsr
perosn foasn Dor bst souettton bon NHebment'
zab tsr afit Der 3sfammtrcnsr bon
t,iagtsr 0erteiieTur9, utlt.r nitt poisa
sefiruert fpurbe, neGft ben aufieE trgenopel3en
Urunoeiaentbum onsr snterefie burin. asfaui,
ossr ap9rupr,irt urb bic apF.eu unc Eusaaheu
tyGeH6welaen appropriations. .@erfGtrtus hdfAr
uno bic SnabeusroSe. fcsIe irseTbftrsu Rs
fBsr bon GuareHseHosH Gdrbsreeu so.r On.
tgTeffu bdrtn sGae'proctsn. uro be a,'ter uHs
Eusgdbeu iEr irasuhsueu iol1sH SufpruA
ben Ger Etahi Cincinnati QUE hem grIps bss
0eriGuies coH Bombs 5e5att trerben 'oqer, Sic
, BON befapier Staot fix folas 5pece uus IN hu
Gsi'e auageaeben petbsn ioGeE. rvts ss bas
SefCs ouvftrGtt
s,i IS icru'r bdaloFrn, bcs eis 8t'oiatiOu init
6smisl5tu Tt-ri paHir; en- 2 Wat 1910 bitrmji
DitTru.H n
gel ss 'srncr befhIofeH bat hr GIeri bier.
eurn nuGepjefeH rirb. bic @erof'sntIi6uns bic.
Ter 4efolgtioH N ue5eTtiuiiiuuiuus Kit BEN
gefet ait 5eTGnlliffu.
4aAjrt GU 3 Cl,o5rr "a Z 1910
1pbE galeiu
TvtfbtHi bt& e;abtratbss.
Nt:sF: GtRtn etutsrfsu. G!s.
SIS
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Sunae bon 16 bis II Snbren. nm in tdecn
berum su arbetieR uno I'm Gerianef Ispatie'
nent sn bsIfen. einer coH heutiden elistn
NIT empiehiuuaen ccr1ebcaen. 1ee A4nI
gSoter & Con Co., 20 g5eii q. Ctr. bo
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Rd Rdb6en fir nlgenieire 5Gusdrbeit; feine
ssamiIie; qp5n So 90 gladSuirdaen re. 31il
gaoTbinetcn abe. cher teIepeoH,re ". 3Ias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08

Ginsgtts b,utf4,s Ree ttn ftr ea'
dsnortti. i'm Saicpu: 81 su 9ao&t. aa6ln'tar
Gen 2c0i eerine grart attnat c9lp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08

rRobrsD GtorS, Elm engIiit.s Sits
tenstlo cus jensr 3ett, gebort oieiem
ShffuS IN
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grtfbtri b,t eieotraibts
Nrst: GtRtu Gtntsrfsu. g!.r'
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
APPROVES UPPER
CHA PROPOSITION
Silver City Man, Backed by
Philadelphia Capital in
100000 Project.

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Nov. S.-The million
dollar power proposition on the upper
ella has been approved by territorial
engineer Vernon L. Sullivan. The ap-
plicants are BOulware & Johnson, of
Silver City, who asked for one hun
dred second feet of the flow to develop
1000 horsepower to be used in the Mo-
gollon mining district at SIS per horse
power per year.
The project has been financed in
Philadelphia and will require the ex-
penditure of S1,20O,000. A pipe line "a
miles long was to have been construct
ed, but it was decided to tunnel hill,
which will reduce the distance just
one-half. The dam is to be 80 feet long
and 80 feet high and will be of rein
f0rood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
INDIGESTION GOES
Kelly & Pollard Sell Best
Stomach Prescription on
the Money Back Plan.

Almost everybody knows that sick
headache, nervousness and dizziness, are
caused by a disordered stomach.
Upset stomach and indigestion happen
just because the food you eat does not
nents or turns sour.
You can stop fermentation and stom-
ech distress in five minutes by using
MONA stomach tablets, n prescrip-
ton that has done more to cure indi-
gestion and put the stomach In fine
condition than ali the stomach special
lists on earth
A large so cent box Of MONA stom-
ach tablets is all yousneed to get culck
and lasting relief Kelly & Pollard
guarantee them
Mrs. Attic E>son, of 80 Dun Read.
Battle Creek, Mis1-, Ised sfI-O-NA and
within two months was IN as good
health as ever, and has a good strong
stomach, and eats anything she likes.
She attributes her good health to MI
O-NA
II you have heartburn, belching OF
gas, heaviness or any stomach trouble
no matter how chronic, cry MONA
stomach tablets on money back plan.
Sold by Kelly & Pollard and leading
druggist everywhere.
People who suffer from constipation
should not forget that when the stom-
ton disappears. The instructions that
come with every box Of MONA will
tell you how to cure constipation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
TABERNACLE Is
BUILT BY THE
PREACHERS
Join Carpenters, Who Can't
Strike, Because Ministers
Have a Union.
FOUR OF THEM
MAILING BOARDS

Four FL PaSo ministers and one lay
man were literally earning their bread
by the sweat Of their brows according
to the biblical teaching Monday after
noon and Tuesday
Perched on different corners of the
tabernacle. which is being built on the
Bassett lots for the Bu1gen revival, the
ministers and churchman labored with
much flowing of perspiration and &C
QUESTION of splinters, TO put the roof
on the big frame structure in which
the revival meetings. are to be held
next week.
Rev. C. L. Overstreet, of the First
Presbyterian church, one of the leading
workers in the cause of the evangelis-
tic services, wore fawn colored
sweater, a pair of khaki trousers
slightly soiled from much usage, and
an old Ike Walton hat.
Rev. Perry James Rice. of the First
Christian church, hustled the lumber
as the others nailed it to the rafters.
Rev. E. B. Hern, of East Ell Paso,
was one Of the lofty workers in the
vineyard, while Rev. E H. Coombs, of
the Lutheran church, was assistant to
withal for the roof.
l. j. Ayers was the single layman
who responded to the call for aid to
build the church. and Rev. r. w Mer-
ril1, of the Highland Park Baptist
church, was one of the many assistant
bosses who called during the working
hours to see that the work was being
done properly.
An impending strike was reported
among the carpenters on the jobs when
the preachers appeared, but as the
ministers have union and as all of
the bible Founders of the city belong
to the Central Labor Union, they were
declared eligible to work on the build
ing alongside of the union men. J. C.
Hanson is in charge of the construction
of the big building. which is to be 100
by 112 feet and viii be heSted by
stoves and with electric lights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
TRACK LAYING IN
PECOS rs STARTED

Pecos, Texas, Nov. S.-The construc-
ton crew of the Pecos Valley Southern
railway is laying the tracks from the
companys entrance at the western end
of the city to and down
Main street to where the new
station will be erected This
track parallels the Texas & Pacific
tracks for about half a mile, both en-
tering the city from the west, the Pc
cos Valley Southern line turning south
half a mile from the business district
of the city.
The rails and ties for the extension
of the road from Saragosa, the present
southern terminus, have arrived, and
about two miles of the line has been
completed for tracks from Saragosa
south.
The intention of the company, as
STATED by president Carwile when in
Pecos last month, was to have tie
track completed to Balmorhea by De-
cember I, and if possible into Phantom
Lake, at the foot of the Davis noun
tains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
MCCORMACK TO LECTURE
ON HEALTH IN DEMING.

Deming, N NJ, Nov. S.-Dr. ]. w.
Mccormack of Kentucky will give a
free lecture Tuesday evening at
o'clock at ClarkS opera house, I'M
der the auspices of the Luna County
Medical society. His subject will be
Things About Doctors Which Doctors
and Other People Ought to Know"
H A Gallegley and family have ar
rived from Daisy, N D. They will
make this their permanent home.
G. NJ Saddler has sold his livery
stable, located on Railroad avenue, to
ThoS. J. McSherry.
W. w Adkins & Co. are having in
stalled a new barber shop in connec-
ton with their now already large gro
Gerry store on Silver avenue.
w. J. Evans has purchased an in
terest in the S. G.. Boyd Grocery COM
pany on the corner of Silver avenue
and Spruce street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08

Guadalupe county, as delegates to the
TRANSIT Mississippi congress at San An
tonic, Texas, this month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
Building Permits.

To Thos. r. Francis, to erect two
residences, lots Is, 16 and II, block
294, Pierce Finlay addition; estimated
cost, $4,000 each.
To Rafael Maya, to wreck and erect
building at Magoffin avenue and Wal
nut street; estimated cost, $500.
Deeds Filed.
Baracho, Texas. W. Bake to s.
E. Benson. lot %. block %; consid-
Grafton, $50. Dated January 26. IS 20.
Ell Paso county. B. Stages to 4.
tificate No. 617S-5513, T. & P. gract;
consideration, $1,000. Dated November
!. 1910.
Grandview, Grand avenue. between
Lowell and Russell streets-Grandview
Realty company to Vest E. Lander.
lots l and ,, block Sc; consideration,
$3.50. Dated October rs. 1910.
Franklin Heights, Nevada street.
between Circle and Wright avenues
Jay F. Knox and H. F. McKenney 70
Joseph r Dunno, lot II and the west
II feet of Is, block SO; consideration,
$4,000. Dated October 81, 1910.
Mast FL Paso, Alamogordo street,
between Rayner and Piedras streets
Jay r Knox and H. F. McKenney to
Joseph T. Dunno, north 40 feet of lots
1. and 5, block 81; consideration,
$1,000. Dated October 81, 1910.
Mills map, strip of ground on west
side of FL Paso, between San Fran
cisco and Main streets Krakauar.
Fork & Moye to the city of Ell Paso.
tract in block IL; consideration. Sic
Dated October 81, 1910.
MoeIler's addition, T. & P. street,
between San Marcial and Rayner
streets-Agustin Gonzalez to Julio
Holquin, lot Z. block B; consideration,
sIIo Dated November z, 1910
AIoeller's addition. 7. & P. street.
between San Marcial and Rayner
streets H Pearce to Agustin Con
zalez, lot z. block B: consideration,
sI25. Dated August Is, 1910.
FL Paso county-Josephine Crosby
to Walter B. Grant, all interest in
mineral lands" in east part of coun-
ty: consideration, $3.50. Dated Octo-
Der %. 1910.
Licensed TO Wed.
f H Foster and George Lott.
Births.
To Benito Fuertes, Mexican, SIS
Sixth street, girl, November 2.
To H W. Elder, American, Highland
Park boy, October 81.
To B. Barela, Mexican, Kansas and
Campbell, boy, November 5.
To Jas. J. Chaplin, American, 1876
Boulevard girl, November 8.
To A Soldana Mexican, SIS Leon
street. boy, October 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08

IF you discover a stronger, bet
ter acting heart, steadier nerves
and sounder sleep, it will be reason
ably clear that your body is offer
ing thanks for relief from the daily
drug, caffeine the base of coffee.
When this destructive drug is
discontinued, Nature starts to re-
pair the damage.
You will probably receive
much benefit from simply leaving
off coffee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
Charged With Cattle Stealing.

Mounted policeman J. W. Collier ar
rested Jose and Juan Sisneros, of En-
cino Torrance county, on the charge OF
cattle stealing. They were taken to
Vaughn, Guadalupe county, for prelim-
mary hearing. Elisso Trujillo, of Taos,
arrested at Tucumcari by mounted po-
liceman a. A Sana. was brought to
Santa Fe today and admitted TO $500
bail.
Governor Mills has appointed W. d.
Upton, or Tularosa, Otero county, and
o. E. Earickson, of Fort Sumner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08

It will greatly add to your
comfort to have good, hot cup of
well-made Postum each morning
and Dame Nature will repair much
more rapidly, for Postum contains
some elements from the wheat
which Nature uses in rebuilding
nerve tissue.
You can have the scientific
data on request.
The facts are here, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

w Russell, car foreman of the G. H.
and Clay Wells, assistant superinten-
dent Of the Ell Paso division, ars out
on an inspection trip Of the division.
They are travelling in the @. Fl s motor
car and will be out for week
o. Saddler, special agent Of the
Southwestern, went to Bisbee Monday
Auditor A. L. Hawley, of the South
western, went to Dawson Monday in
the private car "Alamogordo," attach
ed TO train No. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
CONTRACTORS DINE

At get together dinner of the build
ing contractors Of the city Monday
evening % contractors discussed the
building prospects, talked shop and ate.
It was the first monthly meeting of the
Builders Exchange and was held at the
Harvey House. J. E Morgan, chair
man of the reception committee, pre-
sided as toastma ster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
LAD THROWN FROM HORSE
IS UNCONSCIOUS FOR HOUE

Willie Fitchett, son of Dan Fitchett,
a former policeman residing at 1910
Myrtle avenue, was injured by a horse
near his home Monday. He remained
in q comatose condition for over an
hour. DR.. A. H. Butler. assistant city
physician, revived him.