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The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

See Evans fer toys.
 Coal oil Be at Evans.
 New Grits at NebIett's
 Mince Meat al Neblett's.
 Fresh celery at Neblett's.
 school Pickles at Neblett' $.
 f'urs wanted al W F. Evans. Country sorghum at Neblett's. See sam Burd for suits, cheap. New Dried Fruits al Neblett's Goldfish and Herring at Lawrence <. White Crest Flour at Sellers X Scott. Chase x Sanbom's Coffee at Neb- lett '~.
 We pa1 Ca>h for Country Produce. Sellers X scott
 Better he iusVred than sorry. Tay- lef knight X ~
 NJ Raf Bonner went ta Memphis, yesterday Hn business.
 Lades' Serge Dress Goods. iH aIf ceforsz al sellers < Scott.
 EadIes Automobile Seaff4 and Gloves al sellers X Scott
 New Cr1p Rolled Oats. BarIee. and Graham Flour at Lawfenee'>. New Marberel r9ll pack. Phone e1. Palace Market. They are fine Mrs Ed Mallory was shopping and visiting friends in town yesterday.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

1000 votes on each $l paid in on accounts of 50 days or more standing during next week. Votes must be called for when account is paid, otherwise will not be allowed. Forrest City Furniture Co.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

squire Ellis Hurley has removed 1iS barn from near the sidewalk OH North Washington street extended and k building larger and more commodious one farther back on his pasture. He has also had removed the oyergrowing grass from the side walks and greatly improved the ap pearance of his lovely home.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Fresh Oysters and Celery at Palace Market.

Squire Hugh smith, of Wheatley, was business visitor ill town Tues day.
 Left on hand suits made to order. being sacrificed by sam Burd, The Tailor.
 Phone q. or call on Neblett, the focer. for l9ll catch mackerel. fresh and fine
 NeHs. Ladies. and Childfeu's sweat CT Goats. for early taii wear, al Sellers X NcafI
 Twin hmId eo4 d thousand dollar house Tor slf T per month. l. L. Ne~s9me
 Sun B8fl The Tailor, Will sell yaa 9afet sait for just little money a bargain
 Fl taH want pair of gloves of any tiltI s t7f aHt purpose go to Brandon baage X Ga
 Money to loan on improved farms. 94 M .oIE time. and easy terms. Taylor knighe X Go.
 Aeha several bargains in modern homes cottages. etc in Forrest City. Taylor, Knight X Co.
 HWSE WANTED We build lhem and give you six years to pay Tor them. I. L. Newsome
 Mir. Oscie Walker. of Palestine. Was lh the city "Wednesday on husi- hess and mingling with friends, Mrs II. F. Pettus and daughter AfS. has. Simmons. were shopping Sia visiting in Memphis yesterday. We have just received nice, fresh Ilool Iol 0t Goldfish, Herring, etc. Phone 'o'' ". l.. La"rence's City Grocery.
 6ood quality Prompt and polite S%efFice, when you trade al the Palace hdfhet Phone 9l, Give us trial, ,.i Mr Cecil Mallory, who has been ,did up since September 26, is able to 'e out on crutches, and is improving. Try the Berkshire brand of Hams, flc sold exclusively here by W, l.. Lawrence, City Grocery. Phone 24N. !, Mrs. \. r Henley and niece. Mrs. narri>, of Goodwin, were shopping ana ana visiting friends i'll town Wednes- Hansen Gloves fol everybody. ladies 9l el gentlemen, all sizes and prices. GSi @oIll 2oc To S3, at Brandon, Baugl x T Delicious Fancy Candles. fresh and me Just received from the factory II !ra Ta" rence's City Grocery. Phone iN4. Ar. Louis Mcdaniel arrived Tues Hdy from Atlanta. Georgia. where he raa n been employed for seSerai FOR SALE-Pair of large logging iut,,uieS log wagon, and outfit. aCheap. 'rloeral rl,al terms to right party I. o. fitzpatrick. e
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Miss Mamie Winfield was at the store yesterday for the second time. and her friends are glad To see her oHt again. Sue had been ill since July 2o. and Wa down 10 the store the llrsl time one daN la,l Mrtk-
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
ELKS LODGE NOTICE.

FORREST CITY LODGE, B. P. O. ELkS No 121s Regular Meeting Nights Fna and Third Tuesdays in each month at Odd
 Fellows Hall Al Twisting brethren cordially invited and will be welcomed.
 H 4. KNIGHT, Exalted Ruler
 R. ". BENSON. Secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
1000 votes on each $l cash purchase at our store on next Mon day, Nov. 9th, 1911. Forrest City Furniture Co.

Il do not believe there is any other medicine so good for whooping cough as Chamberlain Cough Remedy, writes Mrs. Francis Turpin, Juno tion City, Ore. This remedy is also unsurpassed for colds and croup For sale by All Dealers
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

NIT. and Mrs. Arthur Davis and two children, Arthur, IT.. and Nellie May, arrived the first of the week rom Prescott. Arizona. to visit for awhile with MT bayis' parents. Mr. and Mrs ] NJ Davis.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Berkshire Hams Bacon. etc. at City Grocery Phone 24s. Big new lot just received, and none better fer the price. Try il. W L. Law. renee.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

J. (. Slaughter k advertising to close out his entire stock of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Silyerwear, etc. he lore Jancary l, 1912 This is your chance to buy goods in his line cheap Give him call
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

The nobbiest line of matched dining room furniture in Early English and Golden Oak finish, ever shown in any town twice the size of Forrest City. is now being shown. Forrest City Furniture Company.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

We have nearly half carload of ladies, menS and childrens under wear all kinds. sizes and weights. We can make you comfortable for the winter. and you need lock no further Brandon. Baugh X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
REAL BARGAINS

200 Acres. cut-over, III Lee County, one mile from St. Francis river and the new road from Memphis. Culti- vated land all around 1t. This k very cheap al Sl500 per acre.
 33s Acres in Lee County, near Mississippi river. All behind the leyee except 10 acres. Sixty acres. inside, in good state of cultivation with one good six-room house and new tenant house. Price Sl5.00 per acre, one-third cash, bal ance in one and two years at \ per cent.
 Phone 345.
 NATHAN B. NORTON.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

For nice, fresh Cream Cheese and iimento Cheese. go 10 w. l.. Law rance City Grocery, or ring up 24s.
 NIT. John Tankersley. of Round Pond, spent Tuesday evening in the city with his family, and mingling with friends
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

1000 votes on PiauO Contest will be given on each $l paid on accounts on so days or more stand ing. Votes must be called for when account is paid. Forrest City Furniture Co.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Neuralgia ot the lace, shoulders, hands. er feet requires d powerful remedy that will penetrate tine flesh Battards SHOW EiHiment possesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is te't lN all that k necessary tu relieve suffering aud restore normal condi tions. Price 25c. 50c and Sl.00 per bottle Sold hN ] T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

FOR SALE E l-2 and \ W II, NV IL See. 2i. Township N, R ] E, St. Francis county, Ark. l20 acres, s25 l.. L. killian. Elucorn, Jefferson conn- ". Missouri.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

If Nou are going to buy suit of clothes. give uS cal and let Us show you through our immense stock. We can fl vou and satisfy you in quality and price. No one can d. more FaS- \ ldarSan Co
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

come and see our line. if you want 10 buy clothing of any kind Big stock Just received. Russell Graham Alder son Company.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

All kinds of Machine Needles, for any kind If machine. may now be found at Max lonte's store. where you are invited To call.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

We guarantee to give yoa q perfect ht. the latest style and tirst-class goods. If you will buy your new fall suit Of clothes from us. Russell Ora ham \ Alderson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

If ,oa want a really delicious cup Qi coiiee, try the Lipton Coffee now Tor sale by " L. Lawrence. the Grocer. Phone DIS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
MexiCanO aSeSinadO en-
Austin.

Austin, Tex, Die. 10. Dos
tlros Gle pistola en- succession rapi-
da ocasionaron la alarma de Ia
pollcfa, la cual acudiendo en- cum
plimiento de su deber encontr6
agonizante q Margarito Gaitan,
sobre Ia banqueta en- la connection
de las GALES Nueces y West Sc.
cond, q la 1.15 de la mafiana
Gaytan era de cerca de so amos
de edad. Presentaba dos heri-
das, una de arma de f,iepo. Ia
eual le interes6 el corazon alo.
jandose el proyectil en- la espina
dorsal, y otra de arrna cortante
en- una de las sienes. Expire
prectsamente en- el momento on
que llegaron los empleados.
Fueron arrestados por la toll.
cfa dos individuos y puegtoa en-
IL earcel de Ia ciudad, en- tanto
que la policia contlnda hacienda
investlgaclones. Uno de los de.
tenidos, due es un negro, fu6 d.
rrestado por 81 sargento phatt,
Que fua q primer Due lego III III.
gar del aucego.
E ifldividAo fauarto era I'm ior
aalero y habia estado gfabaiat.-
90 en les plantaciones sls algoll6n
haDfsndo apei1as regfe9aao 4 Ii
ciudad aver
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
Sc dGsCubri6 un COInDIot
en- liSbOa.

Lisboa, Die. 10. Sc ha descu-
bierto otro nuevo Y serio complot.
Los marineros del crucero Sac
Gabriel habian proyectado, Jun
tamente co1 ell Is de Infanter;a
y civiles, atacar & la guardia re-
publicana, la cual, q causa de ha-
Der sido el cuerpo Gle guardia
real, ha sldo considerable siempre
como sospechosa de tibieza hacia
la rep1blica.
Las autoridades tuvieron noti-
cia del complot Y 10 evitaron con
astucia enviando al Sac Gabriel q
las Azores y relevando & la guar
dla del servicio de patrul!ar las
GALES. Frevalece sin embargo,
gran agitaci6n en- la ciudad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
No hubO tai Sub|evaCi6n.

tln rcsultado absolutamcnlc fnl-
sa Ia c@pecic propalada por i'm
IiInporiante diario dc IN Capital d.
Mexico. referenic Il que In tripu.
laci6n del gtiarda faros meXicano
"Mclchor Ocanipo sc habia III.
blcyado 4 bordo dc dicha cmbar-
caci0n Y para tlesmcntir dicha
rspecie. cl CapitAn de diclo bar.
co dirigi6 tltilnamentc una car.
tn 4 otro peri0dico dc la nlisma
CAPITAL Mexicana, declalando QUO
Ia ycrdnd del kocho fu6 que al
gluos tripnlantes chrios fnanifcs.
taron au deseo dc dnedarae en- Go
'zumcI momcntos antes dc que zai
pasc el vopor, desoo al cual no sc
opltso el Capitan, mandando que
los pcticionarios fucsen traspop-
tados & terra
l'are mayor claridad del case,
ol Captain hace n0tar que el
gnnrda fafoa Ocampo no tiene
arnnmonto lordo v one por
consigniente, carece absolutamen.
te de fundamento la version pro-.
palada.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14

a las S y 15 minutes del liz
nes Dor la nochc. fue
arrcStndo ell ST.. Coronel Francis
60 A. Chapa ror las attoridades
FcdcralcS. bajC ell cargo Gle vio,,
laci6n de las lcycs dc ncutralitlat'
De la acuSaci0l prcsentada con.
ira cl Sr. Chapd resulta que ns.
tuvo IN q Condado de Cameron,
Texas. drntr0 d@ la Jurisdiction
dc los Istados Unidos, en-, a.
pr0Ximadamcntc cl 25 de Noyicm
brc dltimo, ini:,ando y pr0veyen,
do los medios para organizar unn
eXpcdici6n militar y llevarla il
T";ritorio Mc>icano contra oil
Goblcrno de Ia Rcpnblica Mexi.-
cana.
FL Sr. Chap1 neg0 ser cierto
10 ascntndo he su contra IIies
dante fianza do $5, 600 que otor-
go innetliatamente tl,teslla Il sSssI.,
Ittego en- iibeTtad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14

raj Bernardo Reyes en- un movi-
miento revolucionario contra Ma
dero ,dichos docnmentos son fall
sos.
Dice que jamas ha dejado dc
ser leal q Madero y que asi per-
manecerd. Los empleados del
serVlcio secreto, tanto de Mexico
como de los Estados Unidos, ,creeR
aqui, basandose en- informes que
han llegado & obtener, que ell
General Reyes Sc encuentra en-
New York, e intiman los emplea
dos meXicanos que durante su
estancia ALI, Sc pondra en- con-
tacto con Limantour y otros Glen
tlficos, que anteriormente perte-
necieron al regimen de Diaz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
Las eIecciOneS nunicipa|es
en- NuevO Laredo.

Laredo, Tex, Die. 10. Las
elecciones municipales en- Nuevo
Laredo pasaron pacifcamente
hoy, habiendose recogido una vo~
taci6n muy numerosa. Aun GUAM
do eI resultado de Ia votaci6n no
sc sabra sino hasta manana, el
Dr. Francisco Ramirez, el candi-
dato del Club Madero, y los que
fguraban en- su boleta como re-
gidores, han obtenido abrumado-
ra mayorfa sobre 81 Dr.. ,Barrers
yysu boleta.
El DR.. RAMIREZ Sc llev0 casi
por complete 8 de los Ii cuarte-
les de la ciudad, tnientras que
Barrera solo obtuvo eI triunfo
en- . cuarteles.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
COntinda Ia inCertidunbTe en- CuantO al
paraderO del General Reyes.
10 aCOmpa6an I'm tahu y un tabenerO.

Dice "El Diario del Hogar'
de la Capital dc Mexico, on su
rdici6n de fcchA 7 Gle los corricn-
les ..
Reyes disfrazado, continua AVIAN
zando.
"El Impartial dc aver do Ia
aoticia mas drapampanHntc dnl
siglo: cl DR.. Espinosa de los
Hontcros. III frcntc de 8ctccicntOs
. mas hombres, avanza por 81 ter.
ritorio naciona. con amctrallado
rns fIockins, un' Sccci6n de am
h"ionci" Y tod9y"" .conscio extra,
tGgic0
Nimos i amos cuantos pa
aia1 a1dos rclNn crSe los labios dr
,giiStp. porduc ohtAn soiiando eli
stra uictadura. Parccc mcntira
suc "El Lmparcial" sc burlc de
.suS Icctorcs actuamentc, como
SO bu"INba de clos en- ia famosa
Gpoca Gle la tiranin.
FL. DIARTO DEL HOGAR es-
tA en- aptitud de informar que
no hay tales carncros; en- pri--
mer lugar. los Hmcricanos no tie
zen esa clase dc ametralladoras
on scgIndo, las dndicarian para
Hso de su eiercito Y no para dar'
las los ssvol,lcionarios quc, co
mo Reyes. egtd completamente dies
prestiaiado, ,8pues clos mas quo nj
gunGg conoce1i' nuc csc militar ja-
m9s duiso combatir Ia dictadura
ode por mas dc trcinta amos tn
vimos. no ohstantc que c0ntaba
con todo cl punElo Y 81 eiercito.
Asi cue no hay en- tctritorio I'M
xicano. crtanos FL Imparcial, .
esos sctccicnto> reYistas 4rmado$
con amctralladoras con Hmbutan
ella Y todo, y mcnos que aVanccn
triunfanteS rnmbo 4 Ia capital dc
In RepMbIica,
.AntcS de nyrr Sc diio que Re
Vcs hGbia crIl2ado In }rontcra cen
"a de Micr. pGo mas tArdc So
dcsmi:tti0 in n1'Icia. pOrpue pre-
cisamcntr So commic6 que habil
uaSado Ia norhc del microbes Il
a0cc nillaS d. Brownsville, il
dond" lic~0 ATtr rn IN malland,
ocomlHnado dc Reyes Rctanu, dt
M&ewn. de Boralcs. dc Flores y
dc Qulroga; est, iugudor de Nor
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
OrOzCO Ila toCIaradO Que
pernlaReCe IeaI 4
MaderO.

FL Pago, Tex, Die. 10. Pas
caal 0rozco ha hrnado II heel,o
publican en- Chihuahua una de-
ciaraei6n d, que haze oonocer al
pdbiico que ai los ennpIondos del
servRsio aeereto de Mexico 8 de
ioa Estades Unities tianen cartas
que So sain0IlAll f,r0eeflar De 6i,
ofreeieHdp ieioH ai tae11e-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
E,EpsHpDlN(l N. 0RpZA,

cnnonidn an aI ksatsde do M16vo Leon.
laredo Mkyte0 y Laredo Taxaa, 0frgae
"a u6bsiso dn 9fiiag fv0fltersas u IS asla
amigos an particular, ,gl,iA Ila ABtAhleCisao
una caea ds HOBpedate. slta Af IS epiIa
daI Coynsrcip 1T NoTte, Mum 1f25. fr6r.
le 4 f. t,laza del Zanatn, garantizdtifoso
h a3aasIig. 4 euMEslimianto. CllarIos,
esh eafsa ekc San AHE0hIe, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
Il ST. don Francisco |. MaderO no Quierc
que Ia Patria Sc desangre.
La |mpOhnCia del ST. MaderO.

One cl Goh;crno del Senior
AInlcro rS inru,o. u,,o todos los
hombrcs u,c :, intonran coreccn
do cnrruio y Lp intcl;ocnc;, nc
10 cue uspuuror contim,,,ncntr
los drsprch0dos los n,c noro vcr-
o;;npzo rio J., c;v;l;>,,iI,' - ,,n,
dolor do l., pn,r;a y sot;sronn;6n
do sus iustinto, cruntcs dnsnorion
vcr en- cuI, Iu,o, dn !, EnriIhT
ccn uno Lrcotmrhc :. -, cod, bo,
Gar mcxicano II. crnen6r 1natnn.
SO one prcyounn oI nxirrnirin !.
Ia ,cnron1o EI TO-.
Tbj,rno dol srIo.. Nadoro nc dG.
Bill on ronccpto dn In. odorodcrce
de In tirouin rorn,,n nn ,.osno,
dc 4 las nyiron inc dol n,ohlo oo,,
las carpas do ln> nrotor;onos nor,
Cmc no lcvonto nm natihn)o INV,
cada ciudndon, v noroun nroco-
dicndG on contradicci6n con Ins
reclas del porfi,ismo M ouorro.
ta q todo 81 u,,o no n;onso dc non
formids,d con q, rt1imen actual
las inmotivo los i,e,,rrooo;ono.
uue SO han roulzado an d;at;nto,,
Esrados del nais hon dada mor,
GEN 4 censuras \, 4 d;otar;os to-
dos nara Il s, AIadero. nreten-
siientlo stis afisores M e,,n,,,sia,,.. ;.
der que esas inh,lrrecciones arra,S-
can Dc In malcrnlencja irremcdio.
bic de los partifIarjos dol General
Diaz. Los radicalcs o,crinn m,r
.1cl Gobierno odsado no n,cdnro
con vida uno sclo de los que on
.Gl col| boraron. 81 seiior Made.
70. como liberal tolerantr y com
pasivo. no duiHo. no por dcbiI--
DAD. sino por humanitar'smo, Sa-
tiSfacHr los d"ScoS dc los l"dica-
les que 10 a'"mpnnaban. QuiSo
hAerr Ct I'm Go1'crlo Nacional; cs
deer, tuyo 81 i'rop1sito 10 tic
II" to'iaYla. q" "proVccIIar las g.
llcFglhS iLtIc$ SHnaS q" t0doS
loS ci'idadanos, nun1Itr elias mI'
bi'rah 'cstado nezcladh$ on cI Go
o'rrh" dicl"torlai'
40 sc ma @omprcndjdo. " no
Sc IA d''erldo comrr"nd"r 81 buc-
ha 'n'encIon. Y cStlmn!adoS JOS o.
hn.,,i1,l ,u.,if'1' ~, ~ ~ ,, '',""u con u
non hny = 10 ua,no,, cnhorIa ~ ",'' n,'n
cisen,t,tc nnr,,, In, 10 L;'.''',' - y
do todn cl,go 80 nn,,o;",o',', ;' ,''',t :,''''
EI Gnb;nrnl ia ''',''1',' '"1,a. "r'p'',''' ,,',
20 cS ln s,r;o;, ntn,,,a,,t" "' r'' ,"",,'
4a,onJo 10 ,,, 80, ,n', ''.' ''n '''','e' ,1
| los uno nf;rm"i, L. "ontn,, ~, ,'',""'
=. .,1.,, '," ~ '''''' 81 ''' pa
~, )" ''n',',','''. n;a.',, a. i"V's'no "a todos
40 'S'',oS 10, 'Fl'n'ha'es que 'e--
- ",'S ,f,ol';, D",I'',l' Se''icioSa pero
n"'a,'" 49,, ~. ''', s.'.pf N'aucro, no
1x'e's u'1e "a iatfia sc desangrc
,';"S ';,''' ~. @ 'so ~ i,a Va''do en- va
-, w. = 1s,sos uo 'Nel''os ohpiomatlcos
-, -" : '1l.se''cer = , = los reoelaes &c
80 ,,",. ',. 'ps So.o'sa poil1icos &c qne
49,, !, e..,. - ~ Fs.os h'0'ieiitos: es
- ,,''. as'.salo ,''4p, eoa'ra ~, IA humanldad
.''n :, 'ase''s'la sa .1'ooffaDle para Los
w ~, !" ,Vusrita't en- - tefreno M
traYna'"' !, n,,,'u J en 9. 'e'ren" dc los
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
NueVO Consul Mexicano en- Eel
paso.

I'll dia 4 dc los corricntes to-
mo possession de- cargo de Con-
sui de Mexico en- la Ciudad de
I'll PasO, 'cl rec,cntemente nom
brado, Sr. Don. Enrique Lloren-
Y, Qllien deaelnpenaba ianal car
go on Geneva, Tta1ia. ~,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
Mexioano asaltado y goipeado.

III Sr Z, 9. Medina dc arues
beck Texas fu6 recientemofte b.
salthdo por unos negros, los cna-
les to 9olpearon l,asta deiaglo por
muerto. El succso tt,yo lttgar 81
din dc los eo,rientea u algunns
.noxieanos 10 rccogieron II auxilia.
ron, snsaribi6nflose atlemas con al
nero para efagar los gastos Ike
su earaei6n Tanbi6n Mi. -.
Oliver pafr0n lei iesionaao, tseA
dc iiace oinco ai1ns, sc atlseriFid
.eon 'tlgo nara auxiliar III inforttt
nado gffyietlte
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
Hal taiur dc profession acofnpafla
81 faAnaral Reyes.

RefiriGnlose al pretendido Cru.
ce alis lie la ffontera de Esta.
dos Bnidoa Il territorie nexicono
10 dice hin egeotuado n aoucral
Bernardo Reyes. pub1ica "Nneya
Era'' el tolegfaina siasIieftc di.k
rigido III kIinlstPo dr. a0bernaci6n
Matainor0g, lamps, Z do Dl-
cienahfe d6 If)Ii
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14
Otro nuevC Consul,

TN sustituciGr del ST.. I. vi
llasann, ha sido nombrado Consul
dc Mexico en- Eagle Pass, cl Sr.
Vital Cara Perez
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-12-14

;Soilor MiniSt,u de G0bernaci0n
Iic sido informado Ell Browns
Vile de que anoclc llcg6 4 Jari--
Ia, en- I'm autom0vil, q general
Bernardo Reyes i uuicn acompa~
1ahan. Quirogn, I'm tahur dc
Monterrey nj que Il divisionario
In promotido en- caso dc triunfo
cl monopolio dG las caSas de jur-
90 en- toda la Rcpnblica Antonio
Magn"n, prOpietario dc una Ia
bcrna V Reyes Rciana.
Los cuatro tomnrou cI tren on
Santa Catarina rumbo 4 Browns
willie, Il dondc llcgaron csta maiia-
ia.
I'll general Reyes 50 i'm disfra-
Zndo dc traaiador: no Sc ha Qui-
tado las barbas v trae I'm bas--
ton para hacrr&o pasar por I'M
.vie;o dccrfpit2.
Esta region eta en- calma."
Sc castiga q los rebeldes reyistas.
Las autoridadcs dc Yucatan
csthn procedicndo con cnergia
con cl Obieto dc sofocar cl movi-
miento reyista Que ha surgido Ell
algunos puntos Gle csc Estado.
Sc ha dictadvs oRden de aprehen
si6is contra los complexities de A.
cancek V otros lugarcs. Y el S
del actual Sc proccdi6 al cateo
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cs A,no de los complicados en- la
rebellion.
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dominar Ia situaci6n, sofocando
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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-03
What He Eoruot

The one woman invited to attend
the meetings of the first conference of
governors held at the White House in
1908 was Mrs. Sarah S. Platt Decker
of Denver, then president of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs, and
during her speech to the conference
she told this story:
One evening Farmer John came back
from his weekly trip to town, half q
dozen miles away, and after unhitch-
ing his mare walked over to the pump
for his customary scrub and then
joined his son and daughter at supper
in the kitchen.
''Sort O. pears to me 8 though I'd
"a forgot something or other" he re-
marked toward the end of the meal
as he searched for his tobacco.
"Why, pa, did you get the reel of
thread and the pink gingham for my
dress?"
yep"
"And the crock for butter and the
bag of flour and the vaniller fla
v'ring?"
yep"
did ye git the harrer mended and
shoe old JinnyY'
yep, Sam"
"Well, pa, 1 don't rec'lect that ye
had anything else We ought to have
brought back"
But still pa did not seem quite sat
isfied. He chewed awhile refiectively
his gaze fixed ruminatingly on space
Suddenly he smote his thigh with a
prolonged exclamation: "By gosh
It's ma I've forgot!
And that" observed Mrs. Decker
has been the trouble all along. Mas
been left behind. But now she has
given up waiting. She has arrived by
a path of her own, and she's not going
to be forgotten again. n."-Hildegarde
Hawthorne in Century.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-03
Makes Pies For the President.

Mrs. Philander C. Knox, wife of the
United States secretary of state, sent
jar of homemade mincemeat to
Mrs. Taft, who made it into pies for
the White House private table. The
president likes pie. He is fond. too,
of a certain kind of spiced homemade
sausage, and he received some of that
also. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins sends
many good things from her own kitch-
en-, and many of the charitable insti-
tutions of Washington as well as Of
fetal homes enjoy her jellies and pre-
serves. Mrs. Joseph Bailey, wife of
the Texas senator, is one of the best
cooks in Washington. Her cakes are
famor= and are in constant demand at
charity bazaars. She also sent them
as Christmas presents to personal and
official friends.