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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02

numbness of the and limbs. all indicate serious deransement of the vital organs. and you need
 on tnns '9 % foo restore and correct your ccnd used with unvarying success in such Com o o sd bamwcG S o syrup sarsaparilla Mix Take teaspoonfuI
 or Wo of this you should ss
 taking 3-grain hypo nucane tablets after each meal, but do not expect immediate results '''''"''
 Bride: You can possess beautiful. fluffy hair
 free from excessive oil and yet not harsh and brit tle by using dry shampoo composed of 6 ozs
 puiverized orris root antiseptic vilane pow
 der. mixed together At night apply. tablespoon
 ing morning . use brush and comb until all trace to liquid shampoos and Is not harmful. 
 l Mrs. T. H.. The disease from which you are
 suffering, is common one amongst women. and
 more disastrous the results case ss such ' as
 oonstuonsl treatment obtain anissptic '' vsns s"s
 powder 2 ozs... suphate of zinc o.. tannic acid
 as douche infection with syringe. For the
 tion nlled Iodine tresublimed) 30 srs, potassia
 iodde 60 srs.. vibumum prunifolium ? ozs. tine
 compound 6 ozs Mix and take one teaspoonful
 three times daily. gradually increasing to two tea.
 out this treatment quite confident t viii
 restore you or woman suffering as you are ! to normal health
 Francis R.. The reason that you have neyci | been able to acquire plumpness is due to the In
 ability of the digestive tract alinentary canal
 to absorb sufficient amount of nutrition from the 4 food you have eaten to properly form those ele- msnts which to make flesh fat There are
 two methods of increasing weight and one which recommend frequently is to take 3-Gr. lypo-nu-
 clane tablets in accordance with tho directions which | accompany the sealed package. Where there is | tendency to dyspepsia or indigestion, recommend l the following prescription: Essence pepsin 5 ozs.
 compound essence cardio 1 oz. neutralizing cordial I3 ozs Mix. Take teaspoonfn before meals if | the appetite is not good. or after meals If 1t is;
 also take dose just before retiring Either Of these | treatments should be continued from SO to 90 days l both are tonic and will increase the weight tone up the nervous system improve the quality of tho | blood by increasing the red corpusces. thus mak- ing the cheeks pink. the lips red and the general 1 health excellent. Either may be used both may l be used in conjunction E4z .Sf l T. R.: Undoubtedly you are suffering from ec-
 zema. Splendid, results are credited to the follow | ing formula when very carefully mixed with the I true tnaredents carboc acid 30 drops citrine ont I ment | oz Ianolin oz., have your druggist mix I these three ingredients Then buy a 2 l-s-dram Il package of rose -kayloin, specially prepared and Il into the ointment as follows: warm the ointment slightly and then gradually and sowly stir in the
 rose -kayloin. When this is done carelessly or the | druggist substitutes something else cure can be assured Cleanse the parts with castile soap | and water and apply the mixture twice daily and l ii few weeks all traces of your trouble should be gone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02
Rheumatism Advice Gives Prominent Doctors Best PrescriptiOn--Is Easily Mixed

"Get one ounce of syrup of Sarsapa- rille compound and one ounce Of Toris compound. Then get half a pint of good whisky and put the other two in- gradients into 1t. Take tablespoonful of this mixture before each meal and at bedtime. Shake the bottle before using ' This Is not new in this city as many Of the worst cases of rheumatism and back ache have been cured by it. Good results come the first day. Any druggist has these ingredients on hand or will quickly get them from his wholesale house. Any one can mix them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02
Brooks Leaves New Orleans

New Orleans. March 1.-Belvidere Brooks, general manager of the West ern Union Telegraph company, fol- lowing a conference here with south ern officials of the company ..and an inspection of the local pro1 fties of the company. left tonight M his pri- vate car for Atlanta. H. c. Worthen o. Atlanta, general superintendent of the southern division. and l.. M. McKisiclx of Dallas, general superintendent of the gulf division were among the of- flcials who met MT. Brooks here to- day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02
The Doctors Answers On
 Health and Beauty Questions
By Dr. Lewis Baker

The questions answered below are general in char the symptoms diseases given and the swers will apply to any case of similar nature
 Lewis Baker College Bdg College Fllwood sts Dayton Ohio enclosing aaaTsssed' stamped envelope for initials fcticious name will be used in my answers The prescriptions filled any well-stocked drug store. Any druggist order of wholesaler. "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02
Nashville Building Report

Nashville, March 1.-(Special) )-The lc- port of the Nashville inspector of build ings shows that permits have been is- sued during the past year for the erec- ton of 2394 buiiulngs, whose value is estimated at $1,559.S77. H. B. Long, cleo trical inspector. was reappointed for an other year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02

School Girl: A very superior homemade tooth powder has been recom- mended by me before in these columns. and If you want a cheap and very effective powder. obtain the following ingredients and make at home -yotir-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02
DEMORAL|zAT|ON|S IS FARMERS ENEMY Panic Is Greatest Aid to
 Boil Weevil FIGHT NEEDS NERVE Prominent Mississippi Planters Have Made Some Important Investiga- tions Into Effects of the
 Weevil's Presence
FIGHT NEEDS NERVE
By WALTER HARPER

Panic and demoralizatlon seem to be the most damaging features of the bol weevil conditions in the cotton states oi the south.
 In those regions already infested by the pest where judgment and cool-headed confidence have predominated. cotton growing conditions have been well re-es- tablished and the business put upon a sounder and more enduring basis than if was before the appearance of the weevil
 Where the people have become demoral- ized and panic-stricken destruction and desolation have invariably followed. it has been like plague.
 Adams county. Mississippi, for in- of demoralization. In this county cotton was grown on the tenant system. The landlord lived in town and collected his rents annually. The tenant was sup piled by the advancing merchant inde- pendent of the landlord
 When the weevil came the merchant became alarmed and refused to further furnish the tenant. The landlord was panic-stricken and could do nothing. The tenants, most of them negroes, were helpless. There was no one to stand out with courage in the face of the approach ing evil and demonstrate what might be cone in spite of the plague.
 The negroes turned over their mort gagged stock to the merchants and left the country in droves. They were well comed by the farmers in the delta sec tions who operated their own plantations and needed the labor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02

factor and the labor. coupled with proper management. On the contrary, we found no case in which failure had not followed demoralizaton and disorganization'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
CHARITY MAKES
THE POOR HAPPY
Gifts Distributed by Elks,
Salvation Army and
Good Women

Nearly 5000 poor people Of FL PasO
were made happy sunday and Monday
by the various charitable organizations
in the city. Fuel. food and clothing
were given to the needy ones, many Of
whom were Mexicans and wha received
this sort of charity for the s5rst time
in their lives.
The Salvation Army held special ser
vices at its hall on Myrtle avenue sun
day night, when two Christmas trees
were shown and gifts distributed. The
Womans Charity association Joined
with the army in this distribution and
100 baskets, each containing enough
food for eight persons, We're given
away, these having been purchased
with the money thrown into the ket-
ties placed at the street corners dur
ing the holidays, and from the Charity
association funds.
Prior to the distribution OF gifts
songs were sung and religious services
held.
sunday afternoon the Charity asso-
citation gave away 100 sacks OF fuel
and zoo articles of clothing.
The Elks gave 200 baskets Of Christ
mas cheer TO the poor Of the city and
Monday was made gladstone day In
the home of many a poor person on
the south side.
Under the auspices Of the Woman
Charity association the Mexican chill
dren of Chihuahua were given
Christmas tree at the South side set
Element house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
CHRISTIAN BURIAL
FOR DEAD JAPANESE
Funeral of G. Kando Is Mix
ture of Modern and
Ancient Rites

The japanese cOlOnists Of FL Paso,
including one little girl attended the
funeral of their departed brother and
co-laborer. C. Kando, at EOS North Stan
ten street, Saturday afternoon Kando
died suddenly early Saturday morning
and the funeral was a mixture OF the
modern and ancient funeral rites.
Saturday morning one Of the Jap
anese men who spoke English in hslr
fluent way telephoned Rev. h. 1. HanLAs
Of Calvary Baptist church, asking that
he preach" at the funeral. The man
said the departed brother was the Ilrst
Of the colony to die, and as he lived IN
a country known as Christian country
he desired a Christian burial. Mr..
Hanks accepted, and his talk was Of
sympathetic nature, with purpose 10
enlighten the progressive heathens
rather than TO speak of any particular
hope Of the bright eternal for the Jap.
At the beginning of the service, one
Of the pioneers Of the colony with
pair of scissors cut off a black lock OF
the hair from the dead mans head and
the tapered nails Of his two forefingers
were cut off and placed in an envelope
to be sent back to the land of the ris-
ing sun, where KandO's relatives live.
After the talk by Rev. Mr.. Hanks
the colony requested that a picture be
taken of the departed in the casket,
with the sOrrOwing co-workers sur
rounding the coffin. At the end OF the
tlv dropped a handful of dirt on the
box, and last. the little girl came by
and. placing a rose over the dead mans
head, tendeply sprinkled It over with
sand. to signify the burial of = rose
plucked in its hey-day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
MERRY TIME FOR THE
SUNSHINE CHILDREN
Christmas Tree and Gifts
For Little Ones Of
Dav Nursery
Lay Nursery

The children cared for by the sun
shine society at its day nursery, had
a Christmas tree and celebration for
their benefit Saturday afternoon in the
new home OF the nursery at 209 South
Campbell street. The tree was one
Of unusually large size and was beau
LIIul with Its Christmas decorations.
The toys, fruit and candy on its
branches were all generously contrib
uted by local business firms and in
divlduals- About IS. including those
assisting in the mana cement of the at
fair, were present
Led by Mrs. Locke, the house matron
OF the nursery, the children who were
OF sufficient age and size, marched
downstairs and into the room where the
tree was on view, Miss Katherine War
rem playing the music on the piano
for the march. The kiddies were
dressed in their nursery rOmpers and
were a most "tfckled to death set Of
Youngsters as they sat around the glow
ing tree while Miss Walker McClenen
sang for them
A large crate fire was burning in
the main room which added to the at
from the tree were distributed by the
matrOn. her son, Eagle, and several of
the Sunshine workers. Each child re-
ceived several gifts, a useful article,
such as mittens or warm underwear,
toy and a candy bag
The gifts of the little ones who were
not able to come viii be given them
the next time they are cared for by
the nursery.
The Sunday school class OF the First
Christian church sent q delegation COM
posed Of Ruth Shannon. Bernice Clark,
Hazel Kinney and Virginia Howe with
a big basket OF assorted fruits and
other gifts
For the use Of the little ones at the
nursery a big picture book has been
received from some Sunshine friends
in Milton Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
SERVICES HELD
FOR CHRISTMAS
Protestant Churches All Gel
citrate Sunday; the
Catholics Monday.

Elaborate services were held in cele-
bration of Christmas at the various
churches in FL Pas0 Sunday and Mon
day. Special music had been arranged
for the Christmas day, services and
many C the churches of the city were
appropriately decorated in greens and
Towers in honor Of the great feast day
OF the churches.
AT of the churches Of the city except
ST. Clements Episcopal. St. PauIs
I-utaerSn and the Catholic churches
held their Christmas services Sunday
morning. while these churches held
theirs en- Monday morning.
AT s.. Clements Episcopal church the
services were begun Monday morning,
Mnen the Christmas carols were sung
Tie candle service will also be held
Monday evening. In the candle service,
ohc large candle representing Christ IS
ll5nJed and SO small candles surround
ing the larger one and representing the
] eop.e Of the world are lighted from
ire larger one. Holy communion was
also held Monday morning at 1880, and
the regular celebration Of the sacra-
ment was held at 1890. Special Christ
mau music was also rendered at the
morning. service and in the evening a
speeia4 musical service will be held.
The usual early mass and high mass
were held in the Catholic churches
Monday. and at the Lutheran church,
services were held at II o'clock.
Ine F1rSt congregational church held
its Christmas services at the Crawford
theate- at II o'clock Sunday morning.
TIE chorus girls who were to render
tue ntdsic at the services, were too
timid TO appear.
al. CT the other Protestant churches
of the city held their Christmas serv-
lees sunday morning with special mu-
steal programs and sermons.
3 Christmas tree viii be had at the
East FL PasO Baptist Monday night for
the children of the Sunday school A
program viii also be delivered by the
sunday school members
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
CHRISTMAS MASS
IN ETERNAL CITY,
American Cardinals Take
Part in Pontifical
Mass in Rome

Rome. Italy. Dec. 25.-PontificaTu mass
was celebrated today by cardinal Far
ley IN . ms utglar church. of Sancta
The church was packed with wor-
ShiIrers, the congregation comprising
many noted personages among the
clergy and laity Of Rome.
The monks of the order of the Dom
inicens, who are in charge of the
church. clad in their white robes, added
picturesQueness to the scene. All Of the
pI Ofessors and students of the Amer
lean college many American residents
and visitors and the suite of cardinal
Farley were present. Great success at
tended the Christmas dinner held BY
tie American college at which 165 COW
els were laid.
Cardinals Farley and O'Connell were
received at the entrance to the college
by the rector, Mgr. B. MahOney; the
vice erectOr Mgr. c. A O'Hern; the
spiritual director, Mgr. B. MahOney and
all the students. There was an enthu-
ais entered the refectOry. which was
gay with American flags, flowers and
pictures Of the pope, Of various Amer
lean bishops and Of former rectOrs!
TIE dinner concluded with tOasts and
speeches. There was also singing by
students Of the American college, who
constitute one Of the best choirs OF
Rene
for e grand farewell dinner Of 80 COW
ers which cardinal Farley is to give
on December p in what is called the
royal apartment of the Hotel Bristol
Cardinals GasparH Falconfo. De LAX.
ViucCnzo Vannutelli, Bisleti Won Ros-
sna and Martili already have accept
ell invitations and others who will be
present are Mgr. Kennedy, rector Of
the American college; Mgr. Baretti for
merly apostolic delegate to Canada
Mgr Robert O'Connell Seton. formerly
of New York; Mgr. Aiontagnini. former
Iy secretary of the papal nunciature at
Paris and father Brandt. editor NJ
Jesui. organ Civilita Cattolica.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
OATNT SERVICE IN
OLD MISSION CHURCH

The Christmas services at the old
mission of the Virgin Of Guadalupe. in
Juarez. were most interesting. The
Bethlehem stable was erected Christ
mas eve in front OF one Of the side
affairs. while the shepherds and their
flocks were represented in front Of the
altar Of the Virgin Of Guadalupe After
benedictfon on Christmas eve. the shep-
herds were placed in the stable sur
rounding the empty manger At the
early service Christmas morning. while
the choir chanted the "Aoestes FL
deles" the two red-robed acolytes
bearing candles preceding the padre.
who carried the figure of the infant
Christ. marched through the thrOngs
of kneeling worshippers to the Bethle-
hem stable. where the figure Of the
babe was placed in the manger.
This ceremony was followed by the
regular office Of the mass. The church
was thrOnEed with WOrshipperS, the
women in their black mantillas and the
men in their gorgeous zerapas making
q never 10 be forgotten picture The
entire service was most impressive
Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
LOVING CUP GIVEN
TO COL. E. F. GLENN
Similar One VIII Be Pre-
scented To Col Stever;
Watch Fob for Coles

A silver loving cup mas been pre-
scented to Col. E. L. Clean. of the
Twenty third infantry, in recognition
of the prominent part he took in as
sisting in the making Of the Statehood
Jubilee in FL PasO a success and for
the entertainment he afforded the Wis
itors in the city during the jubilee by
the maneuvers at Fort Bliss. The cup
was presented Sunday by the State
hood Jubilee committee at the TOltec
club and J. A. Happier made the pre-
sentation.
]. F. Coles who was the chairman
Of the Os-Aple parade committee. was
presented with a gold watch fob Mr..
Coles had charge Of the parade and it
was this that featured the celebration
in FL Paso.
A silver loving cup similar to the
one which was presented to Col. Glenn
will be given to Col. F. z. Steever. COM
handing officer Of the Fourth cavalry.
Col. Steever was unable to attend the
ceremonies at the club Sunday. so the
presentation OF the cup to him was
postponed until a later date.
Full measure at Southwestern Fuel CO.
Pasteurized milk. FL Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25


AMERICAN BANK BUILDING.
sI5,4OO-Fine II room home on Mon
tans ST.. So Z feet front, 1-3 cash.
S12,0O0-11 room home on Nevada St,
near Oregon: income 1925 per month
VIII exchange for valley land or va
cant city property
Ss,5OO-8 room uptodate home. Mon
tana St, A. feet front ID cash, terms.
S7,5OO-BeautifuI z room home, Los
Angeles St See us about terms.
S6.15O-7 room red pressed brick
home, Nevada St; any terms to. suit
5000 room home. St Vrain St,
opposite Houston Square park. $1,000
cash, J., , and years.
5000 room home so feet front
Epson Ave, strictly modern. $4,000
cash, balance to suit.
S2,SOO-Splendid 4 room red pressed
brick home, strictly modern. s. w. cor
ner; $500 cash, balance any kind Of
terms.
$3.50 room red pressed brick
every modern convenience, south front
$3.50 cash, balance monthly
81 1000 room red brick, modern
conveniences, on carline; terms to suit
$50 room and protected sleeping
porch, frame, / block from carline, so
feet front. 800 cash., So month
$500 room frame, $500, balance i
and . years.
SCHOOLS acres fine level land
40 rods from paved road; 1-3 cash, ball
ance.. terms. % acres IA miles from
Ysleta on old county road Sl25 per
acre. viii divide into smaller tracts
Small cash payment, balance monthly.
8 lilo Acres near san ElizariO, all
improved. house and under fence, part
in alfalfa, $780, Ask US for terms
> Acres In Socorro, near -Armendariz's
store. 500 per acre.
Ga Acres, 215 miles this side Of
Ysieta, 5 acres in alfalfa, 4 room and
basement red pressed brick house barn
and outhOuses, garage, rs trees in the
orchard. An ideal home. See us about
price and terms.
We have several pieces Of valley
land for exchange.
Grand View lots would make a fine
Christmas present for yourself or any
body else. They are sure to increase
in value. More houses building there
than in any other addition $40 down
and IS a month.
We have a fine chicken ranch for
sale.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

children take BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because II
tastes nice. There isn't a better rem
edv anywhere for children's coughs
hoarseness and bronchitis. It's a good
medicine and easy to take. Price Csc
soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Scott
White & Co. three stores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

SNAP COLUMN.
II ROOM IRONING HOUSE,
4 blocks north Of transfer station: all
full Must sell quick at a sacrifice.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM HOME
On Montana st. $500: easy terms.
3 ROOM
Red brick on Boulevard; ideal loca-
ton. $4,000; terms
MUNDK AVE.
s room residence for $500.
4 ROOM BRICK
In East FL Paso, block from Fit
Bliss car line. $500; terms.
THRIVING STORE
And butcher shop in East FL Paso.
Splendid opportunity for small invest
ment
SMALL STORE,
On Missouri St; good business. Snap
for quick sale.
ROOM HOUSE
In Grand View, on Fl. Bliss car line.
on 2 full lots. $500; terms.
Newman & Son.
SO4 Mesa. Phone s1+
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
Too Late to Classify

Too Late to Classify
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
Geo. ID. Kendall,
20S Mesa Ave.
$50 ACRES DECIDED.
Fine grass land u miles south OF
Deming for $3.50 per acre. We mean
it. Hurry.
Pattberg & Wells,
The Land Men, Deming, \. d.
MERRY XMAS
AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.
Douglas c. CrOWeil,
Real Estate-Insurance.
EOS Mills Building.
CALL PHONE 1925, r. L. DANIEL
Furniture and Mattress factory to have
your furniture packed.
DECIDED LAND.
so acres 81 miles south and east Of
Deming on Hondale road; small house
good windmill and tank can sell for
10 days $40 acre. Worth $50
Pattberg & Wells,
Land Specialists, Deming, n. VI.
DIR. W. R. WEEKS, Chronic Diseases
Full measure at southwestern Fuel co.
FOR sALE-Close in business corner.
Address n. $50, Herald
LOST-A iady's gold watch pin. mono
gram }. G, B. IS reward. Leave at
Herald office.
FOR RENT upstairs rooms, modern.
improved: private entrance; 4$l2 per
month. Call 24SO Wyoming.
Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
500 PULLETs at from soc to 81 each
d "a .
Leghorns, absolutely free of vermin or
scaly leg, at the Measday Poultry
Farm, Alpine, Texas
FOR QUICK SALE at greatly reduced
prices, one new south front corner bun
galOw, 1928 Nevada $500 down and $50
a month: lot S5x120. One nearly new,
1901 Arizona, $500 down, $50 month
Nav be seen any time. DR.. B. +. Ste
vens, owner.
Full measure at Southwestern Fuel CO.
REPAIR ANY OLD ROOF - Iron or
paper roof painted, SOC; sningle rooI'
best graphite. S1.25 100 SO. IT. J.. \. u.
Roof Paint Co. 1902 Magoffin Phone -
II YOU NEED ANY UPHOLsTERING
Call phone 1925. We win upholstef
your furniture and make it new.
r. L. Daniel Furniture-MattTess Fety
ANSWER To SATURDAYS PUZZLE
Left side down. under candle.
FOR RENT room brick. good repair,
lights, gas, sleeping porch. stable
chicken pens; 4 block carline High
land Park; close in. Inquire S04 Port
land Ave.
Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel CO.
FOR sAIE-A saddle horse. FL Paso
Pharmacy. Phone S64 j. Bell
WANTED-Competen violin teacher
Write, giving rates and references
Student care of Herald.
FOR SALE-Fox hound pups. W r
Hausler. 1919 MagOffin Ave.
NAVARRO ROOMs-AIen only. Mrs.
Latham, 6131s san Antonio. Pm. 2OSS.
Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
YOUR FURNITURE packed; your mat
tresses renovated. your furniture re-
paired and upholstered Quick service
and quality work our motto
r. l.. Daniel Furniture-Mattress H'cty'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of constable, pre-
cinct No. 1, subject to the action OF
the Democratic primaries. July, 1912.
R. q. Gonzalez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

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aAIhiA lean Advertisers has ex-
N6g amined and certified to
the circulation Of this pub
ieation. The figures Of circulation
contained IN the Association's re- (
port only are guaranteed.
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