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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-09
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etait assise dams la grande sale de Pau
berge, il attela sa voiture ct repartit a
toute bride. Cette lachete perdit la jeu-
ne file. En- Sc trouvant seule, ellie ne
suit pas cacher ses lnquietudes ct accrut
ainsi les soupcons deja concus contre
ellie. L'aubergiste, patriotic farouche,
exigea qu'elle lie suivit devant lie COM
missaire du district. La, toute sa presen-
ce d'esprit pabondonna. lie decousu de
ses reponses, ses reticences
entrainerent son arrestation. LIE com
missaire du district voulait la 1iriger sur
Nantes. Mais ellie souhaitait d'arriver a
Paris, ayant respoir d'y retrou-
yer Phil ppe. Ellie pria, supplia, ct OBJ
tint qu'on la dirigea sur la capitale. LIE
meme soir, un convoi de %prisonniers ven
deems traverse la vile. On les conduit
salt a Paris, Oh devait s'lnstruire leur
process, don't lie Comite de Salut public
await voulu %conna1tre lui-meme en- raison
du rang qu'occupaient dams lie parti
royaliste les plus compromis d'entre eux.
Antoinette fut remise au chef de ce con-
vol, ct c'est ainsi qu'apres un long ct pc
nible voyage, ellie arriva dams Paris, Oh
la Conciergerie SQUIRT devant ellie.
Tel fut lie r6cit qu'elle fit a Dolores.
Celle-ci l'avait ecoutee en- silence. Lors-
quill fut termine, ellie dit a son annie:
-Maintenant, vous allez dormir: vous
avez besoin de reprendre vos forces.
Reposez en- paix. Je veille sur vous.
-Je voudrais voir Philippe, murmura
Antolnette qu1 s'assoupissait.
-Vous lie verrez, je vous lie promets.
Antoinette, docile aux deslrs de Dolo-
res ne tarda pas a s'endormir. Dolores
etait demeuree assise dams la chambre,
peasant a ce qu'elle venait d'entendre.
Dams toute cette narration DIES malheurs
d'Antoinette, ellie n'avalt WI, compris, en-
tendu que deux chooses; c'etait atm de Sc
reunir a Philippe, qu'elle aimalt eperdu-
ment, que mademoiselle de Mirandol
await fat ce voyage 81 tristement termine
par son Incarceration; Philippe await pris
envers ellie, quelques semaines aupara-
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want DIES engagements solennels, ct les
await laisse ignorer a Dolores.
Que faire? Sc demandait la pauvre
enfant don't lie ceur Sc brisait, en- meme
temps que les reeves charmants auxquels
ellie s'etait abandonn6e la vellle.
Son propre amour, 81 grand, 81 heroi-
que, Sc dressalt en- face de lamour dan
%toinette. Lequel DIES deux de7alt etre
sacrife? Celui d'Antoinette assur6ment
puisque Philippe aimait Dolores. Ellie
n'osait Sc placer en- face dune telle solu-
ton.
-Ainsi, pensait-elle lie marquis de
Chamondrln m'aura servi de pere, ct je
reconna1trals ses bienfaits en- aidant son
fills i enfreindre ses dernieres volont6s!
Non. C'est impossible. IL lui a fat
promettre d'epouser Antoinette, ct Phi
lippe a promis a son pere d'abord, d An
toinette ensuite. Qu'importe quill mai
me! Ne me voyart plus, il m'oubliera!
Antoinette lui redeviendra ch6re. lis
seront heureux. Que Susie, moi, pour
troubler par ma presence des projects ST
cheers au occur de mon bienfaiteur? Ne
m'Gtais-je pas d6ja sacrifice? Pourquoi
ne pas continuer mon sacrifice? Allons,
Dolores, sois courageuse, sols forte. ST
tn epousais Philippe, tn ferais lie NAL
heur d'Antoinette. Ellis en- mourrait, en-
mourrait, ct toute ia vie tn verrais entire
ton mari ct tot planer lombre eploree de
celle don't tn aurais cause la mort. Ellie
ne salt pas que Jaime Philippe. II ne
lie lui a jamais dit. Moi, je lie lui cache
raj touiours. Ellie sera heureuse sans re-
mords, 1T fera descendre dams lie occur de
celui gu lui est cher Ia resignation, Pa
basement ct ramour.
Dolores Sc preparait ainsl a Sc montrer
dlgne de ce qu'elle await toujours etc
jusque-la. Ellie fut en- ce moment admi-
rable de renoncement %volontaire. Ellie
n'avait qu'un mot a dire a Philippe pour
quill fat a ellie a jamais. Mais ellie ne
voulait pas DUN bonheur qu'elle ne pou-
Wait atteindre qu'en dechirant Pane ten
Dire d'Antoinette ct en- manquant de res
pect a la volonte dun mort qui lui etalt
cher. Ellie faisait ces r6fexions devant
Antoinette endormie.
All! murmura-t-elle en- la regardant,
que n'es-tu restee en- Augleterre? Pour
quot es-tu venue? Tu ne sails pas tout lie
NAL que tn me causes?
Peut-etre eut-elle en- ce moment, dams
lie fond de son ceur meurtri, un cri de
%revolte. Mails ce cri ne monta pas JUS
QUA ses l6vres ct demeura enfoui dams lie
fond de son etre, avec les e%sperances
qu'elle venait d'y refouler' Soudain la
porte SQUIRT. lie guichetier EXTRA. II
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de Pepouser, ct lei tn me pressais d'exau-

Ger ties veuX....
Philippe Pinterromplt vivement:
All! Dolores, ne m'accuse pas. Je
mai etc nj tra1tre nj oublieux. Tout a etc
fatal en- ceci. Oui, s6pare de tot, ayant
vainement attendu, n'esperant plus te re-
voir, te croyant morte on cachee CONNIE
moi, mails loin de moi, j'ai fait n pro-
messe 4 Antoinette, CONNIE je lui en- fal-
sails une, il y a quatre ans, devant mon
pere ct alors que pour jamais je tie
croyais consacree a Dieu ct devenue car
melite dams Avlgnon. Mais, quand je te
retrouve, tot que j'adore, comment pour
rai-je oublier que la premiere, la seule,
tn Gus mon ceur? J'etais I'm %enfant, ct,
sans lie SAVIOR, dams celle que je croyais
ma seur c'etait la femme que j'aimais.
Eft puts, Get amour s'est d6veloppG. II a
grand au point de faire l'infortune de
ma vie!
-Helas! murmura Dolores.
EFT %lorsqu'un hasard que je benis ma
jete aupres de tot, lorsque je peux entin
couvrir ties cheres mains de mes baisers,
repaitre mes yeux de tes regards, tn
m'aurais interdit, au nom d'Antoinotte,
de te dire ce qui, depuis tant dances,
est dams mon occur. Non! Je ne pou-
vais. Alb! Dolores. tn es forte, tol, je lie
sails; tn possedes assez d'energie pour te
vaincre toi-meme, pour demeurer insen-
s1ble en- apparence, alors que ton c9ur
est torture. Mais je mai pas les memes
vertus; je SQUIRE, il faut que je lie erie;
Jaime il faut que je lie disc.
En- parlant ainsi, Philippe s'etait excl
te peu apeu. Des larmes tombaient de
ses yeux, ct sur son vissge contracte Sc
revelait rerotion a laquelle il etait en-
proie.
-Vois-tu, reprit-iI apres I'm court 81
lence. Porigine de nos malheurs a etc
dams les scrupules qui nous empecherent
d'avouer toute la verite. ST nous pre-
nant par la main, nous nous etions age
nouill6s devaut lui en- distant: Mon pere,
nous nous aimons, il cut etc heureux ct
nous ent benis.
-C'est que tn tie trompe, Philippe!
Au moment OH %j'allais partir pour lie o
vent, lie marquis commit, par ma bouche
ramour que tn avais pour moi ct il ne
ma pas retenue.
Philippe la regarda CONNIE stupefait.
Mon pere savait....
-Oui!
Eft il ma oblige, on moment de mou
rir, a lui promettre que ~j'epouserais An
toinette? oh! les parents sont parfois
%cruels.
II croyais que tn m'avais oubliee!
-Est-ce que je peux oublier? demanda
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W-Nous enverrons gratuitement les
numeros d"ia parus de ce feuii-
Teton a tout nouvel abonne qui en- fera
la demande.

numeros d"ia parus de ce feuii-
Teton a tout nouvel abonne qui en- fera
la demande.
Puts, &c fut lie tour d'Antoinette de re-
venir sur lie passe. Ellie en- revela tous
les details, y melant ecu qui touchaient
l'etat de son occur. Ellie lli dit
Philippe await pris ave ellie des engage
ments solennels ct sacrGs, ct comment,
separee de lui, ellie n'avait pu demeurer
seule en- Angleterre, ct s'etait enfule de
chez les epoux Reed. A Londres, ellie
await reclame la protection du chevalier
de Millemont, I'm vieux gentilhomme
presente chez ellie par Philippe. lie che
Waller, apres avoir essaye de la detourner
de ses projects, s'etait engage d lui procu-
rer les moyens de la faire partir ct arri-
yer en- France. C'est grace a lui qu'An-
toinette cut n place sur I'm petit ba-
teau qui portrait en- vendee un message
des princes. Arrivee sur les c0tes de
Bretagne, Oh Pom debarqua, ses compa-
SuOuS uc IOlCc l dUOuuOuucIcuG. AlOIS,
pressee de gagner Paris, ellie chercha I'm
moyen de sly rendre. Tn brave homme
s'engagea moyennant I'm gain honnete, a
la conduire dams sa %voiture ct a petites
journ6es jusqu'au-dela de Nantes. II
consellla lui-meme a mademoiselle de
Mirandol d'eviter cette Vile, OIL l'infame
Carrier jetais la desolation ct la mort.
LIE voyage Sc fit assez rapidement. LIE
conducteur s'etait procure deux passe-
ports, qui lie ~representaient, lui, CONNIE
I'm marchand de grains, ct Antoinette
pour sa file. Malheureusement, au-dela
de Nantes, dams un petit village OH les
voyageurs s'etaient arretes pour prendre
leur repas, la distinction d'Antoinette, la
blancheur de ses mains, tout ce qui reve-
latent sa personne autre chose que les
allures dune file de petit commercant
de village accoutum6e a suivre son pere
dams les marches ct dams les foires, eveil.
lerent quelques soupcons. LIE marchand
de grain sen apercut; il cut peur, ct
pendant cue mademoiselle de Mirandol
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environ dix heureS du matin.

etait environ dix heures du matin.
Cheyenne, dit.il, il y a dams lie preau
I'm p%risonnier qui te reclame! IL nous
Went DIES M~adelonnettes.
-C'est lui! pensa Dolores, qui devint
toute pale d la pensee.de lie revoir.
Dependant ellie s'arma de courage ct
descendit dun pas ferme pour retrouver
Philippe. II l%attendalt, en- Sc promenant
fievreusement dams lie preau. Arrete
CONNIE ellie depuis vlngt Jours enterme
aux Madelonnettes, ce nest qu'apres des
efforts sans nombre, de lui ct de Course
gol, quill etait entin parvenu a Sc faire
transf6rer d la Conciergerie. En- voyant
Dolores, il poussa I'm cri de joie, courut
vers ellie. LIE preau etait solitaire, ct il
lui ouvrit les bras en- distant:
Dolores! Dolores! me VOLTA entin reu-
nj a tot pour ne plus te gutter jamais!
-Jamais! d~emanda-t-elle dune voix
Gteinte.
-Je t'avals dit: "Si Dleu, qui nous a
reunis apres une separation Tongue ct
cruelle, nous sauve du peril qui nous me-
nace, ne croiras-tu pas quill veut lul-me-
me notre union ici-bas?' Eth bien, grace
a Coursegol, nous allons pouvoir FUR di-
eli. Nous serons libres.
EFT Antolnette, QUEEN f~erons-nous?
-Antoinette!
Dolores lie regarda, ct dun accent dams
lequel ellie nit autant de fermetG qu'elle
put:
-Tu avais laisse Antoinette en- Angle
terre, Philippe, en- lu1 promettant de Pc
pouser a ton retour. Ne te voyant pas
revenlr, ellie a passe la mer. Ellie est en-
France, a Paris, dams cette prison. Ellie
Went reclamer rexecution de ia promes-
Sc.
Pendant que Dolores parlait, lie vlsage
de Philippe s'etait decompose, sons Pe-
motion que lui causait cette nouvelle.
L%orsqu'elle cut fini, il ne trouva pas la
force de rerondre, ct s'appuya, immobile
d6fait contre lie muir du preau.
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CHAPITRE XIII
LES CoMBATs DE L'AMOUR

La ~nouvelle donnee par Dolores a Phi
lippe l'avait frappe de surprise ct de ter
reur. Comment Anto1nette etalt-elle ar
riv6e jusqu'en France? quels desseins
lavaient conduite a Paris? VOLTA ce quill
voulut savolr. Dolores lui repeta lie recit
uu'elle-meme tenait d'Antolnette. Puts,
lorsou'elle r'eut termine, ellie y ajouta
supplement ces mots:
Philippe, pourquoi ne m'avoir pas
dit quels engagements to latent d ellie!
Quot! tn la quittais il y a six semalnes a
peine. En- la quittant, tn lui promettais
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
DEFINING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
MONEY FOR THE new PUBLIC ROAD SOUTH FROM DEMING
IS RAISED AND WORK ON It WILL Be STARTED soon

and viii be operated during the fair.
r. W. Boulware. Of Silver City, was
in Deming on business. and went 70
FL Pas0 from here.
Lawrence J. Carter. head electrician
for the Chino Copper company at Santa
Rita, stopped off on his way from Las
Cruces to Santa Rita, TO see his father
T. J. Carter, OF this place.
John N. McTeer, having been eZ-
cused from service on the federal grand
jury at Las Cruces, has returned to
Deming Among those remaining In
Las Cruces on the federal grand jury
are the following; H D. Green, W. J.
Evans, W W. Atkins, Pierce Hughes
Joe Nicholson. j. F. DOderer.
The White Front restaurant on Silver
avenue opened for business Wednesday
with Chas. Gunter as proprietor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Deming. n. NJ. Oct A-The commit
tee in charge OF raising the funds for
the building Of the road u miles south
from Deming reports that the $500 sub
scrlbed by farmers and business men
Of Deming is about ali collected. The
county doubles this amount. and the
state adds another $500, making the
total amount for the building OF this
road $500 Construction vii be start
cd within a few weeks
The road viii follow section lines to
the south for u miles, and viii tap a
country which is thickly populated.
there being a family on nearly every
quarter section OF land in that direc-
ton
There Is every prospect that the peO-
PIE OF Columbus VIII build road 10
meet this one from the south, and this
connecting with the road built across
the sand of the Mimbres northWard
last fall viii make a continuous hard
road from one end Of Luna county TO
the other north and south.
In the meantime. G. IL Sadler has
built a road from a point seven miles
east Of Deming almost into town, which
S fair start on a hard road traversing
the county east and west The good
road fever is spreading, and IL IS but
q question Of a little while before there
win be a network Of good roads all
over the county.
To sink Two Wells.
1lr. Sidey, Of Columbus. has bought
out the interest Of Wilson & Nigh in
the Childs well rig and has taken
contract for putting down two wells
for /. c. CHASER eight miles east Of
Deming Mr.. Chaser will install two
pumping plants and viii reclaim his
entire tract Of 100 acres.
A party Of Is prOspectOrs from Lodi,
Cal, arrived ia DeminE Tuesday and
are now looking over the valley with
view TO locating.
The is months old baby Of Jas.
Hougland died Tuesday afternoon. The
time for the burial has not been set at
the present writing.
r. H Case has returned from FL
PasO. where he has been for the past
10 days receiving treatment for what
appears to have been poisoning from
some poisonous weed.
To Locate In Valley.
j. J. Bowen and z. S. Bowen. Of Tai
lassee, Ala. who were prospecting in
the AIimbres valley In August, returned I
Saturday night from O tour Of Arizona
They inspected the Roosevelt project
as well as the ella valley. but have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

returned to the Aumbres valley TO To-
cate. j. j. Bowen viii remain here for
the present and T. S. Bowen has gone
to Tallassee, and viii not return here
before January
II. II. Richardson, Of FL Paso. has
moved to Deming. He is temporarily
residing in the Lester roOming house.
Mrs H. /. FOXWorth and Miss Lillian
Bush have been visiting in the home Of
H. 6. Bush for the past week or so.
They were entertained at luncheon last
Friday afternoon by Mrs. j. G. .MOir
and Monday at luncheon by Mrs. Frank
Ihurmond. Mrs. H. G. Bush ent6rtai1ed
at bridge in honor Of Miss Bush and
Mrs. toNWOTth
Mr. and Mrs John Corbett and Dr.
and Mrs. j. g. MOir were entertained
at dinner at the Taylor ranch near
HOndale Sunday.
Deming News Notes.
ID. j. Burke supervisor Of the bridge
and T. McAvoy, S. P gardener at Tue
son, were in Demiug Tuesday on bust
ness Of the company.
Anna i. Chase, Of La Porte, Ind. has
arrived to spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs Y. S. Hills.
Miss Amelia Baldwin, Of New Or
leans, La. is visiting her brother. H.
+. Baldwin, IT,
P. A Burdick went to FL Paso On
business.
.. H Bickford returned to his ranc0
after a short stay in Deming.
j. C. Tabor was in Deming on BUSH
ness He reports good progress on the
E.oXW n-Galbraith well IN the san
simon valley. Of which enterprise he IS
in charge.
A merry go round is being installed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
Dr.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
observation-disclosures
box, with patent measuring
tube, which IS both safe
and convenient for tourists.

tee as made by J. A. Happier showed
that 5000 invitations had been sent to
the people Of the southwest, and 300
resolutions to the chambers Of com
merce and other commercial bodies
The report Of the finance committee
showed that $1,000 had been subscribed
to the celebra ton fund. This amount
will be increased by the proceeds from
the athletic games and carnival priv
ueges. Arrangements are being made
by the advertising committee for rep
resentative to visit the important towns
and cities of the two new states next
week in the interest Of the celebration,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Kansas City. oct -i-Dance halls Of
this city in the future viii have to bar
the bunny hug the grizzly bear" and
the turkey trOt" styles OF dancing
The recreation department. Of the board
Of public welfare ordered that such
dances be eliminated here in the in
terest Of the morals of the young peo-
pie Of the city"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

The Deming office or the q Paso
Herald is in the Chamber Of Com
merce- Roy Bedichek is agent and
correspondent
The Herald's distributor IN Dem
ing is G. c. Rogers. room /, Deck
ert building, telephone 213. The
Herald VIII be delivered to all
parts Of the city same night Of pub
LEGATION. at 60. cents per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

When your food does not digest well
and you feel blue" tired and discour-
aged, you should use little HERBTNE
at bedtime. It opens the bowels. puri-
ries the system and restores fine
feeling of health and energy. Price SOC.
Sold by Scott White & Co. 2O4 Mills
street, and Depot Pharmacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

St Louis, No Oct despite the
announcement that Frank Gould had
won in his fight for representation IN
the directorate Of the St Louis South
western railway, when the balloting
was finished It was found that the Cd
directors had been reelected. The bel
Hgerent member of the Gould family
was defeated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

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90 p 9lIqM 2lO0S a pos 'sulOq I5d
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S.GdFTTTd 'GpOq 5Ul EJJOM PUG
sSUnI 9Q4 ToBI nO1 i5UIUSnO0 dolS
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Alaskan Steamer Aground.
Seattle, Wash, Oct. 4-The Alaska
steamship cOmpany's wooden freight
steamer, Edith, is. ashore on Level Is
land, Sumner Strait not far from
Wrangeu Alaska The Edith is rest
ing on soft sand and her owners be-
ueve they viii be able to save her.
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Unless you've seen Bryan BrOs.'s big
display Of new soft and stiff hats, you
really cant appreciate the immense
variety OF new shapes and styles that
are being shown. Always glad to show
Won
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The only safe miIk-PasteurIzed.


Our fail showing is unusually rich
and tasteful this year. Everything
that's new and popular in all the
latest cOIors, moderately priced. Bryan
Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Our fall showing is unusually rich
and tasteful this year Everything
that's new and popular in all the
latest coIors, moderately priced. Bryan
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Let US take your measure for a new
fall suit; $50 to $40 A fit guaranteed
or no sale. Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Unless you've seen Bryan BrOs's big
display Of new soft and stiff hats, you
really can't appreciate the immense
variety Of new shapes and styles that
are being shown. Always glad to show
you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Hole Proof Hosiery.
For both men and women guaranteed
for six months Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

The Os-Aple paarde continues TO
grow and chairman Coles IS receiving
applications each day for entry into the
big Saturday night pageant The re-
viewing stand will be in city hall park
to accommodate the governors, their
stats. the executive committee Of the
chamber OF commerce and the judges Of
the parade. Cash prizes Of 800 each
for the best decorated float and az t. r.
mobile are being offered Floats from
Douglas Las Cruces. and other cities
Of Arizona and New Mexico viii be
entered as well as the Texas aud Mex
leo floats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Pasteurized milk is safe.
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No darning, no mending; guaranteed
for six months; all weights and colors.
Sold only by Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

OvercOut Time Soon Here.
You viii soon want a new Overcoat.
Better come in and see the latest pat
terms. We make them to measure and
save you from SIS TO SO on each coat
Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
Big Military Parade.

Everything is being arranged FL the
two big parades to be held during the
celebration. The military parade, in
charge Of Col Glenn, win Ue held on
Friday morning, governors day, and
viii start at 10 o'clock. This parade
IS expected to be three miles long and
viii include the 23rd infantry, the
fourth cavalry, Col 2. Steever com
handing; the 500 Mexican troops from
JUarez. the Military institute, the boy
Scouts visiting military organizations
the local lodges, labor unions, schools
and other organizations The governors
and their staffs win have places Of
honor IN chic ma raTa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Perfect dyeIng at Wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
Hole Prnnf nn.ie.

Let Wright dye your clothes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

wait for ten and fifteen doIIars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Wait for ten and fifteen dollars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

We clean and dye-wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Let Wright dye your clothes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

PaEteurized milk is safe.
wait for ten and fifteen dollars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Pasteurized milk FL Paso Dairy Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
Football and Baseball.

The football schedule for statehood
week has been arranged by II. E Van
Surdam, who reported TO the commit
tee Tuesday night Representative Of
the High school, the Y. N. c. A. and
Military institute were present
New Mexico Agricultural college will
play the University Of Arizona Thurs
day morning. The FL PasO Military in
stitute plays the University Of New
Mexico Thursday afternoon, following
the baseball CANA The New Mexico
Agricultural college plays the FL Paso
High school Saturday morning and the
university or Arizona plays cae Uni
versity Of New Mexico Saturday after
noon.
The baseball schedule is now being
worked out and viii be played of be-
tween teams from Arizona, New Mexico
and Texas during the celebration.
Jubilee Arch and IlluminatlOns.
The jubilee arch which viii be erect
ed In front OF the chamber Of commerce
on San Francisco street, has been con-
tracted for and viii be erected next
week
The committee on the illumination OF
the city on Thursday evening made its
report L. F. Behr chairman OF this
committee, reported that the mayor
had advised against the use OF explo-
stves on that night because OF the
danger from frightened horses. The
present plan is to illuminate the city
with red fire and TO have the fireworks
away from the business part OF the coy,
if at all. The old McGinty club mem
bers have offered to assist In the II
Elimination and VIII give the comInftts9
the benefit Of long experience IN such
matters.
Invitations and Funds.
The report Of the invitation commit