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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

Wae yen 80 . TIE l-n6@ d-zle-
?. by -z-c-lzl To- t1zt 1eE hose
@ -e7z-s q ne ol6 SHACK you VI
bs s--F-.sed a. TIE s6vznue L P1oeS
To- Ns-1-. IL s1-io- selzro- ION
V.-Ez-.a. voted g increase KAT cost
e yog and g every othG usR L
V-E1zz. although PROBABLY lot hall
@ rae s--4 yo1 Nil use s grown
sou OF Mason AID Dxo1's Inc
TIE t--5S 5z-o1s @ ne norrhEes,
E-- - 52czse yen have 70 pay. 10
y3- FovG11=z- III raz- tx Ess
Pr O. ro hep ta-n a. yoE GPGse
Va - vo-c to- t1zr k-oc O. De
u3=z-2
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
Charles City.

Charles City. Va. Nay 29-ThC
board o. supervisors MT a. TIE
courthouse Monday .sst &c attend
. &C regular cozaty business
We are CAD g report Mr.. Heory
WsrinF. CO Stzrgeou Point. as COZ
vslesc-nt. aft-T . veTv severe LlncSs-
NJ. and Ars. w. c. Week vs.
I'd relatives near Shirley o. Sun
day.
NJ. zu5 Ms. Archer Bad icy
spent Moo6sy n Richmond.
Mss Minerva Wake. Eho has
oes- attending school II Iosno tor
rne past sexSo-. has returned % her
nome near Hoidcroft-
Ms. 7. william Hewitt visited
~ parents a. Be Ayr rodsy
Ms 1s-e WsdciA VISITED relatives
= TIE Courthcus- OF Moccsy.
Mss Mary c. Pierce. Who has
INST c.ose5 a successful school term
Al Big Stare Gap. IS yls.ung relatives
c suen6s Il ChzI.es City county.
NJ. ard Mrs L. NJ Nance, o.
Roxbury. were visitors a. the home
I q Nr. :. z. Hubbard o. Aooosy.
Ms. 7. r Wsc6N and Mss
Maggie Wzc6il we're pleasant visi
I tors a. the hone OF Mrs. n L. Ma
I 5or OF Saturday.
Mss SsIhe Nance EFT Aozdal
+ to- s.. Pau. Nina. where she ~.
vis5t her SIS teT. Mrs '. 2. SisutteT
So- SINE tine
NJ. G. " Walker and Ms
, Arzke Wake visited trieDcs az =
, Ayr OF Monday.
Miss Mildred Wake. OF HOLD
croft. is speeding some tine VII
Z relatives II Richnon6.
!. Mrs.. z. 7. Waddin and Mrs. 1.
: c. Davis visited Mrs. L. 3. Adam
/. Gear Bfacley's Store. o. Tuesds
last.
NJ. and Mrs. Czoel Wade
y spent Sunday with relatives re
2 here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

Or. =. L Stephenson. having
now paid 70 Er. K W. Warburton
the 500 assessment made against
Candidates tor the house OF delegates.
probably false runogs OF the coctcT' s
..i.a6rawaI VIII now cease. Madison
an Stephenson are the Only oano.-
dates 20 paw Up. and they VII &c
doubt Dc the only ones IN the race.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

Vale Senator's Ms-rl, ard SAW
So have beez working 1Ireer rnirut-s
4 dsy Il tae performance ot thel-
''srdzo-s 6u1es Il ne Timed Safes
se-zre, Jones and Cas- have beco
dong sone nigny good nissi0az-y
wo-k Il behalf o. TT people by giving
AZ account O re stewardship O OF
senators. especially o. TIC forEG
L IS e-Iightelrg Q Know tat oels.e
hzs re Stamina % cone back C ~
people and exp.sin TIE charges Pre-
sered against then Surely tie
vslue tne.r reputation higneT ia
tLzf?
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

Once OF the STATE Highway Cen
mission
Richmond. Va. Nay 3. 1911.
BIDS Vii be received Il the Clerk s
otEce. YORKTOWN. Va u-r.l Il O.
-lock z r.. Friday, June 9. 1911,
for the construction CT three miles O.
ssnd-clzy road from Back Swamp
towards Yorktown. snC two mules c.
ssn6-c-sy roz5 from Back Swan
towards Williamsburg. Z EoIk
county. Va.
= certified check Tor $4,000 20
accompany each bid. TIE night IS
reserved 10 reject any O. a. BIDS,
Further information furnished OF
application 70 this Office
P. S.. :. Wilson.
State Highway Commissioned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

The machine PsPe-s OF organs that
were loudest L condcEniag TIE re-
par tnzt William J. Bryan would
cone into Virginia 70 ASSIST n TIE
defeat that awaits Ton Martin. have
not tsled 70 print a interview VIII
Senator Smith CO MARYLAND Il behzH
OF tne;r leader. Il al depen6ed up
or whose OK IS beng gcred-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

Il Is inadvertently printed o. the
6rst page Of this pspes that the tine
for signing the courthouse pe6hoos
would close Saturday. Il should
have been Il n. Friday. June 9.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

TIE u form success tnzt has AZ
tended tne use O Chznbe--z-n' S
Cole. CnoIe-z and DizThoez Re
uedy has made i a tzvorite every
whe-- L car always % depended
u2oa. For sac BY a. dealers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

Squire Z. +. Proctor IS out again.
having about recovered c-c-1 ln-ur-
IS &c received il falling down the
steps a. his shop.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

Head Of Public School System Of Va
DEPARTMENTS REPRESENTED:
College. Gsa5sAte. Ltw, Msjicins. Engi-
nccrtDg
LOAN FUNDS AVAILABLE
% deserving students. 5000 cover al
costs 70 Virginia students m the AGA
dcmic Departments send FOR cateiog.
HOwARD WINSTON. Registrar.
University. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

New Inc OF ths best and cheapest
trousers ever IN town Just received.
Fsl peg tcr $3.50 a. RsndoApb's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

State Highway Comuissioas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21

gruiD, 6neitens bie uSeoeral Cont
ponp" uno brittens Die uarbudlc
Company. Die lestere @eienidaii
bate Dos unglud ODER oas @litf,
baB i'm lesten Stunt ibre 8rooflpner
&affinerie ourb Seuer 5erltort MUIR
be. Sic mar oober mebrere Wona:
te ollBer Stanbe, 3ufer gu reiniger
lilo bebielt oeil5ufoi9e einen rieli'
gen 8orrot bon Gob5ufer in Sd1'
Den, Der nun lopiel mebr inert lit ols
porber, boB Ser 8ran0i6aoen biel
mebr als allfgebobelt miro, &unoell,
Die Ion1t BON ben Irbudles farften.
muBter in Den perfloiienen Wona:
ten ii6 an ben 3ufertruit tpenoctl,
Der aIio melt mebr p%erfaufte ols
ionit, un6 oeiien 8orrate ooonrf
tnebr als gep0bnlib 5uiolnmellge-
i6mol5en iino. l1tto Der ou6 nidt
i'm Stonoe mar, Der 9an5el1 auf ibr
einitr0meltoen @odfrage 5lt GENT
gen, 10 ooB ii6 Die @bIieferuneel1
persogerten unb beiipielsmeiie ein-
5elne SAMPLER nod beute ouf nic
@nsfibrung bon 8eiteauttgen mar
ten Ste iie bereits nor bret Wono.
ten eingeibift baben.
Mus ote1er 8erfettung bon TIM
Itdnoen ereab iih Die @elesenbeit,
oie nun ouseenust miro. @s III
leildt 9reiie iteieern, meru1 Sic
Ra6frage oas @ngebot uberiteigt.
limo pern Die bemeloeten ~auslduoi.
ihen i6le9ten grnten m~itgebolfel
baben gu Ser @eIegenbeit, 10 bat Die
inlanoii6e Spefulotion uno Mono-
polmirtidoft offenbor iebr piel mebr
nit ben boben 8reiien 81 tun, ols
Die idledten grnten. $50 0ie notir-
Iide Gage Ser 9inge bieneiht Ell
men MufihIag bon 1 Gent oufs
8funo redtfertigte, boben Spcfll-
lation unb MonopolmirtlAaft oas
3mei- uno 9reifode eenommen
Dime Die fiinltIide Mode batte ok
greisiteieerung niemols 10 GROCER
l1mfona onnebmen fonnen. @eroot
neil ie6oh ste 8reisiteigerung gro.
Benteils fiinitlih eemodt 1T, IaBt
ii6 bofferl, oaB fie ni6t BON Ian
aer Oauer lein fam. l1~rteilsfabiet
2eute dllBern 6ie grpartung, oaf
bereits i'm Sftober, mern Die bieIigt
@rnte morftbar miro, ein 8reis
riidgong nidt mebr aufauboltef
iein miro. &offentlid bebalten fiji
reht!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21

@e6oriam miro bon ieoem ugiir-
ger" g~eforoert uno tper ben ni6t qe,
ben min, muB ii6 oarouf gefoBt ma
den, 81 i6merer Seloarbeit bero;t-
ee5oge11 gu tDeroen.
Ser beritorbene anabe fat, TO-
nett befaunt, feline @ltern ooer
@ei6piiter binterlaiien oenn er mar
boaig ouf ii6 ongepieierL aGs er
bor Sabren in 0elrop oufgeeriffcll
tpnroe. @r iit i'm freien &inoerbos.
pital einem @eraleioen erlegen.
Ni6t nur Die ngiireer" Der See
publif, ionbern mebrere bobe @onn.
tD- uno Stootbeamte baben beln
8eritorbenen oos 1ette @eleit gege-
ben. Sugenori6ter Sulbert iprod;
iid iiber Ben @eritorbenen iebr 10.
BEND aus uno erfl1rte, oaB er iiber.
aeugt lei, oas aus Dem @nabcn, nd-
re ibm ein langes 2eben bergonct
gemeien, Elm broper, tii6tiger Wenib
getporoen mare.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
n@idter" 8lomran,

Die &nabenrepnbIif Soro - 10
leien mir in Der 9etroiter .@benn-
poit" = lit in tiefe Grauer getpor-
fen our9 ben plosliden To6 bes
oortieen uMidters" Sreoerff 8lo-
man, zines &naben bon 10 Sabren,
Der es perltanoen batte, in ben peni-
gen Sabren ieiner nMmtstatigfeit"
fi1 Die @ersen aler 8iirger oieier
Nepublif az erringen unb in Dem
Snititut cine Sronung ein5ufiib-
rem, Die ltaunenerregeno tit, nerlt
man beoenft, oaB Der 9nabe Dor eff
ma flint Snbren abiolut perfommen.
OIL 2eib unD Seele ~peroorben, bon
ben 8eboroen oes Snftituts unter
Den Cramps nno @aunern Delraps
aufgegriffen uno in oas Snititut
gebrodt pnroe. CRIT rebenierte
5ris nit auer Ma6t geeen Die III.
getpobnte Sronung nn6 RiinftlidJ<
felt, iobaB es man6mol nottnerbis
muroe, i'm in @i~u5eIarrelt gu iteden
uno ielbit i6Grfere Wasregeln oii-
a~utpenoen, bod idlieBlid seiuobn-
tc er iib an Sronung uno nah Ser
lauf zines Sabres mar er Der
muiterbafteite 3osling in Dem Sniii-
TIT.
Dor mebreren Sabren muroe er
BEL Ser Sabresbeamtentpobl gum
Nidter erpdblt uno oieie @abl fat
Die 4nabenrepublif ME 81 Be.
reuen gebabt, benin Greo enttpidelte
10 bobe acknowledgement, oab ielbit
Ole 9eboroe Der MepubIif, ons Su.
genogeri9t, aufmerfiam ipuroe uno
nod elmer unteriudung Die @e.
i6ide oes Snitituts faft ausihlieB-
lid Der Siibrung oes iungen 9iplo-
maten iiberlieb. Inter ieiner 2ei-
tung erltarfte sic 4nabenrepub[if
uno cine muitergiltise Sromrag
trat elm, Die onoeren 1bnlihen In-
ltalten gum Borbilo oiente uno in
mebreren artifeln in eroBen geo,
notsibriften tpuroe vMihter" glo.
man nno Die Sorb-9 nabenrepablif
erm1bnt uno als no6abmensmiir.
big bingeitent.
Die ogiirger" Der Sorb- @epublif
beiteben aug iureen 4naben, bic
bonn @apne gountp Sugenogeritlt
Aorth;., ,,,o,Ao,, am Anrf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
Mrs. insIow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinf8ig Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir TIRE
&inoer NIT Dem belten grfolge beim
3abnen eebraubt. gr berubigt oos
4ino, ermeift oos 3abnfleiih uno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; beilt aud
@inofolit uno lit oas bette Wittel
bel 9iarrboe. lleberaa bel ben @po'
tbefern gu baben. Sraet nod Mrs.
Winslotp's SOOTHING SDrnp nno
nebmt nihts anoeres. % Gents Die
TInfde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
ltnmGtis, amfaubSren sa arbeiten.

Wenn Sbr Mr5f bon Sbnen Der
[dngt, Ole @rbeit nieoer5uleaen, iinf
Sic beitiirat. nOas gebt ni6t", ia
gen sic. Sic finb ii6 Sbrer Sdma'
DIE bepuBt, miifen aber meiter or
beiten. 8as sic notig baben If
Electric gitters~, meIber &raft
un6 gnereie giebt, 3erriittune bcr-
binoert uno oos Spftem aufbal!t
Mlio Ieioet nidt, tpern idon Die err
tie Dofis bilft. Saufenoe peroanfer
Tim TIRE @eiunobeit. 8eriuht TIN
@orontiert. Sour SOC BET anen 9rrla
aiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
Griter @eoanfe.

gr Gdwarmeriid): y8auienoe BOZ
Sternen i6ouen beute abeno on
uns berab."
Sic: Slit mein SUIT eerooe?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21

Nit Dem @elobeutel pahien
audi Die geoiirfnifie, ober uno
oas lit oos @efdbrlihe = tie Der.
minoern fih nidt nit oieiem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
Preparing to Dress Them in
American Olive Drab Next
Year.


Uncle Sam is getting pee-iSh about
the way his army boys are dressed
Olive drab has paled on the old indi-
viduaI with the whiskers. At last TIE
present brand of olive drab that g
being worn by the army. The diago-
nal weave is the persona non grsta
with his unclet- Not because the diagO-
nal weave carries any offense within
itself or is displeasing to the eye
of the fastid'S'Is cIC f, How With the
undershot ttousers. isut the diagonal
thread den 1.es 4 fnreiSu x"aSs and
this is what makes IL t.bje.rioGat l. in
the eyes Of Uncle :.
Change Decided Upon.
According to the officers at FIT Bliss.
the olive drab is to be changed
throughout the army in July. 1912.
Bids for the new saitiny material for
the army are now heiag advertised for.
and the contract viii sc 1et ON July "a.
this year The new 10th required
by the contract. VIII be Of a broad
cloth, rather than fiShlyone weave
The broadcIoth can he male in tnis
country, while the lia gonal weave
must be purchased abroad. Ibis is =
dangerous state of Affairs. since it
would be impossible Tor the United
States to replenish its supply IL. time
of war This would necesSitaee tie
army of the country being temporarily
without sufficient clothing with the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
LUNCHEON TO BE
BOOST FOR FAIR
Short Talks to Be Made by
Prominent Valley
Men

Las Cruces, n. NJ, July 1.-THE mem
bers OF the committee for the Mesilla
Valley Fair association met with the
committee for the chamber Of COM
cree to discuss ways and means of
bringing the people together and Sc
cure the necessary enthusiasm to bring
about the final arrangements for the
fair to be held near Las Cruces early
in November
Suggestions were plentiful as to the
coming business mems luncheon to be
held on Tuesday. and 1t was decided
that DR.. r. E. Mcbride. vice president
OF the chamber of commerce, be ap-
pointed POSTMASTER for the luncheon,
and that the mebers of the Fair com
mittee appoint two good speakers to
fair before the assembled business men.
The chamber of commerce will follow
the speakers for the fair with at least
four speakers selected from the busi-
ness men Of Las Cruces and adjacent
towns, and 1t is the expectation OF both
associations that arrangements Will be
perfected at this luncheon which will
enable the fair committee to perfect
the organization and plans foi the fair
Every farmer within driving distance
OF Las Cruces is expected to be present
at this luncheon, there will be no sub
scriptfons asked as the chamber Of
commerce decided that the luncheon
should be simply meeting Of good
fellowship and mutual benefit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
TO GROW HAIR ON
A BALD HEAD
BY a SPECIALIST.

Thousands OF people suffer from
badness and falling hair who having
tried nearly every advertised hair tonic
and hair-grower without results. have
resigned themselves to badness and its
attendant discomfort. Yet their case
is not hopeless; the following simple
home prescription has made hair grow
after years Of badness, and is also IN
equaled for restoring gray hair to its
original color, stopping hair from fall
ing out, and destroying the dandruff
germ. II will not make the hair greasy.
and can be put up by any druggist:
Bay Rum, ounces; Lavona de Com
posee, ounces; Menthol Crystals. on..-
half drachm. If you wish Il perfumed.
add half TO one teaspOonful OF To-Ka-
lon Perfume, which unites perfectly
with the other ingredients This prep
aration is highly recommended bv phy-
sicians and specialists. and Is abso-
lutely harmless. as IT contains none OF
the poisonous wood alcohol so rre-
quently found in hair tones. Do not
apply TO the face or where hair is not
desired
Before publication We presented this
prescription to A E. Ryan & Co. this
city, and they state that they have
filled il many times for their patrons
who report most astonishing results
from its use.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
TRAVELLING MEN ARE
PREPARING CRUISE
Annual Joyfest to Be Held
at Chamber of Commerce
SATURDAY..

All aboard for the T. P. A. special
over the Joy & Bliss line, leaving the
chamber of commerce at Sis Saturday
evening. The joy special will be in
charge of Post r, of the Travellers Pro-
tective association, and the sole and
single motive of the cruise to happy
land will be 10 have as good a time and
as big a time between the departing
time and midnight as it Is possible to
squeeze into the three and three-quar-
ter hours.
There is nothing selfish about these
7. P. a. fellows. Travelling over the
railroads of the southwest has knocked
that out of them long, ago. Neither
are they exclusive for the same good
reason They have invited their friends
and have invited their friends to invite
their friends, to be at the chamber of
commerce promptly on time, for the
start of the cruise. Speeches, music,
more speeches. eats and more eats.
suds, smokes, stunts and plenty of
good fellowship. That IS the menu
that IS 10 be served en- route. Inyi-
tations to this effect have been sent
out and the fatted calf is killed and
cooling for the return of the prodigals
Saturday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
COCHISE COUNTY CEASES
PAYMENT OF HIDE BOUNTIES

Tombstone. Ariz.. July 7.-Cochtse
county has ceased to pay bOunties for
wild animal hides. owing to the fact
that the fund provided for same has
been exhausted. Over $4,000 has been
paid out since January 1.
Associate justice Fletcher NJ. Doan of
the district court of Cochise county,
has disposed of over 200 criminal and
civil cases during the past two months.
which is the largest number ever
cleaned from both dockets in the his
tory OF the county.
Seven natives Of Finland residing in
Bisbee declared their intentions of be-
coming United States citizens in the
federal court here. and will be given a
hearing on Monday of next week.
Tombstone. according TO the records
of the voluntary observer. has had a
rainfall OF over two inches within the
past 10 days.
Lee Hutchinson has been appointed
deputy county recorder Of Cochise
county, vice George Wales resigned
The total number of assessments for
1911 in Cochise county is 6S06. an in
crease of 303 over last year, while the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

RaSpberrleS- .15c per box
Cantaloupes, small. for CSC
wholesale, $2.25 to $3.50 per crate. }
Watermelons- .11kc per 1b.
Wholesale, 1c per 1b.)
California cherries. Csc per ID.
Piums loo per box
(Wholesale, valley slips per crateJ
Fresh pineapples. ...35c each
(Wholesale, SO per doz)
Strawberries. 2 boxes for 25c
Blackberries. ...-.2 boxes for Csc
Florida pineapples ...-..-..-. 25c each
Apricots. -....2 lbs. for Csc
CWholesale, 81 per crate.)
Lemons ...........20c to soc per doz.
(WholesaIe, $3.50 to Sc per box.)
Lines. ---- ---15c per doz.
Oranges -.-....... zoe to SOC per doz.
(WhOlesale, $3.50 per box
CWholesale, 4c per lb-)
vegetables
Artichokes ---.-. ..15c each
Green peas ........10c per 1b.
Fresh Mexican wax beans sc per h.
Mexican aguacates. sc each. 3 for 10c
(Wholesale, &c each.)
Rhubarb- -...-..5S.2 lbs. for 15c
California red cabbage loo ID.
L IS1Ss OC per bulCA
Green chill -.----..--...... 1Oc per 10.
(Wholesale, SC per lb.)
Egg plant -..-.-...-....l lie per Id.
Bell pepper ..15c per ID.
(Wholesale. 10c per lb.)
Cucumbers (fancy) .......5c each
g for 10c.)
Squash. per ID.
CWholesale. &c to &c per lb.)
Green corn ..-.-.....S5c and 4oc doz.
Radishes. -.....2 punches for SC
(Wholesale. 25c per doz bunches.)
Beets. valley ......2 punches for sc
Wholesale, Csc per doz bunches.)
Mountain cabbage. ........ sc per ID.
(Wholesale. &c per 1b.)
Carrots. ............2 punches for sc
CWholesale, Csc per doz bunches.)
Celery loo per stalk
g for 25c)
Lettuce. 1oc head. 2 for 15a
Onions, green. --..--2 punches for SO
Wholesa1e. Csc per doz bunches.)
Onions. white .-...5c per Ib.
(Wholesale. 25c per doz. bunches.)
Potatoes. ...--.......-.S lbs for Csc
(WhOlesale, California. $3.50 per
cwt.; Mexican, SO per cwt.)
Summer squash .. sc per Ib.
(Wholesale. &c per Ib.)
tomatoes --.-.---...-..-. Toe per lb.
(Wholesale. 81 per crate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

The feed market has taken q big
Jump In prices during the last week,
and the price on nearly every product
has been increased The reason for
the change is the exceedingly hot
weather, which has burned up the
crops. Corn, oats and chops were
affected mostly by the heat. and the
raise has been IN these products.
The fruit market has bid goodbye
to fresh pineapples, and only the Flor
ida brand is now on sale.
In the vegetable market Mexican
aguacates are still holding their own,
and have taken g tumble in the selling
price during the week. They can now
be bought for five cents each or three
for a dime. The wholesale price has
also been reduced a cent each Esq
plant at 10 per and green corn selling
at from 35 to 40 cents per dozen. are
the latest arrivals in the vegetable
list.
The prices:
Currants- 1oc per DoX
Mountain cherries .15c per ooX
California peaches zoe per 10.
Loganberr:es. :, .15c per box, for 25e
Valley peaches 1Oc per ID.
wholesale. Use to 90c per crate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
SOLDIERS AT VALENTINE
ARE MOVED TO preside

Valentine. Texas July Lieut.. ].
A. Warden with Is ment has gone to
Preside. The regular camping outfit
accompanied them.
John Phillips has gone to Marathon
where he has been employed by the
railroad company as a painter.
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Hinson, who have
made Valentine their home for several
years have moved to Alpine
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Scannell are proud
of the fact that they are grandparents,
a little girl having been born to their
daughter, Kate.
daughter was born July to MIR.
and Mrs. Lee Ash.
Contractor C. c. James has completed
a new residence for H. Walters on his
farm west of town.
Joel Finley is in from his ranch in
the Holland range and reports plenty
of grass and water on his range and
cattle in fine condition.
w. s. Strothers, lineman for the
Western Union, was stung on the hand
by a centipede while setting a tele-
graph pole at Wendell. He came here
for medical attention and is doing
nicely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
LAS CRUCES DAILY RECORD.
Warranty Deeds


S. P. Ascarate ct. ux. to Charles L
Post. consideration s246O. four tracts
of land each containing SO Ia acres,
sit1ated in the Dona Bend Colony
grant.
Andreas Dominguez to Adela Lozano
de Navares, consideration 1925, so varas
from north to south and 25 varas from
east to west. bounded on the north
by the alley. on the east by the public
road. on the south by Juan Alderete
and on the west by Miguel G. Navares.
Cult Claim Deed.
John S. Mcclure to Chas. L. Post.
consideration ST. land in the Refugio
Coolny grant. IL miles northwest Of
Anthony, containing about 4.O1 acres
Mortgage Deed.
Roman Gonzales to Francisco r.
Martinez. land in San Miguel. precinct
No. Is OF Jose Manuel Sanchez Baca
grant, consideration $3.50.
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
Jesus c. Montero ct. ak. to Ambrocio
Garcia ct ux.
H p. Bowman to H c. Dyer.
Bowman Bank and Trust company
to Andres Dominguez
Henry D. Bowman to B. W. Davis ct
ux.
Bascomb- French company to W. L.
Violet.
Satisfaction of Judgments.
First National bank to Santiago p
Ascarte. civil case No. 313S and civil
case No. 3I39
BirthS-GirIs.
Refugia S. de and Mateo Garcia. Of
Colorado.
Births-BOys.
Carolina and Fego Duran. Of Dona
Ana
Catalina and Alfonso Castini. of Dona
Ana.
Marriage Licenses.
c. B. Jameson Of Las Cruces to
Blanche r. Shook
Bonds Approved.
Francisc Mendiz, Julio Guerrna. Eu-
lalio Marrigo, as constable.
Frank oliver, Genovero P. Molina, as
justice of peace.
Location Notices.
P. Breen of Organ located the Iron
Cap" mine on April 5. 1911. In the Or
gan Mining district, Dona Ana county.