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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
SheriH's Sale.

nv virtue aud authority of u special Eyr-
cution issued from lhr Office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit, Court az Holt
County, Missouri, returnablr At the
January Term, Igl., Of said Court, mud
10 me directed In favor of state Of Missouri
ngains, NJ :, Lucas, have levied upon aud
seized all the right, title, Interest amt slain
of thu said NJ, :, Lucas. of In AMI 10 the
following drsrrilrd real estate, o-witi -
Its and ~ iuIAcr'> Ia Fru,t ional NW't Of
section II. Tow nshiD ~, Range NJ
All lying aud being IN the said County, and
stare of Missouri, and Wilton
WEDNESDAY, THE 3RD DAY of JANu-
AIRY, tIaI., between tue hour, ~ nine o'rl'1k
In tie foren1,n and Five or,"'k In the AFTER
noon ~ that day, NJ the court house door In
the City VI Oregon. County of Holt. SILL the
same, or s,iWurh thereof NJ may IN required,
ut Public Vtnti,te. to the highestb bidder, for
cash In hand. Subject a. az prior liens and
costs TiN'fv A. r. McNuLTY.
r1 sheriff VI Holt County, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22

Handmade lingerie Is expensive. and
II IN doubt what to give some feml'
nine member of her family or init
mate friend u woman might do worse
than copy the fetching design for n
corset cover pictured here, by little
maneuvering she nlny discover the size
Of the one for whom the gift Is to lie
made, After that the task Is easy, for
this pattern " \" simple that II takes
little time ar patience 10 follow II out.
The body Is made of bouncing In the.
usual way. but m extension piece IN
yoke shape is added at the top and,
gives more finished appearance. This
yoke may be omitted II desired, but
the usual objection to corset covers ~
this description has been that they
are so low cut that they do not AZ
ford sufficient protection. Embrohier-
ed f0unclng thirteen inches Wide was
Nsed for this garment. ~ rr
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
WASHABLE DOLL.

cotton. Wind thIrtyiwo times around
u nineteen Inch book for arms. Tie ~
ends with baby ribbon. leaving one
end for hands. For the body wind the
cotton around n twenty-five inch booa
Wind Il close M one end. where II is
strands Of the cotton about halfway
down, Make of this two plnits. Cut
the other end of cotton 10 form skirt.
On taking from book tie IN two inches
from top Ia form head slip In the
arms, Add baby ribbon aud bells 10
suit fancy. Paint the features,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
Notice of Grant Of Letters of Ad-
ministration.

Letters OF Adminisir rat lon IN the. estate Of
Edmond Kelvin, deceased, were granted la
the undersigned IN the 18th day OF NOtrnn-
hcr. 1911, by the Probate Court 81 Holt Coun-
~, Missouri,
All persons having claims against said ~.
Ia the administrator, within SIX hbnt h,in tier
datcOf said letters, or they pay bc prrGluled
from any benefit ~ such cstiifr; and II such
claims iW not exhibited within QAe yrsr f,Onl
the date Of said letters, they VIII be forever
barred. t|- ~ -
This Isl day uf December. 1911. l,.,. ..
", u, RICHARDS,
~ '. Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22

The heart working illustrated today
may bc used as a sewing bag. To
make II three hearts Of cardboard are
covered with linen which has previous.
iy been embroidered: then these are
attached TO each other and to the In.
side ing as shown In the illustration.
The bag is made of linen ~ by 10
inches or Of silk or satin Of n shade
TO match the embroidery. which II all
done solid In four shades Of pink and
red The hearts should bc whipped to
the bag before the latter Is scwcd up.
then the lower parts Of the hearts and
bag whipped together.
Consider the recipients favoriic color
in selecting the materials for the bag.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
Sherifrs Sale in Partition.

Gertrude :, Raiser, formerly G"rirnd,
Evans, and Peter Raiser
David Upton, Elmer Upton and Ivy Shuil,
Ia the Circuit Court ~ iloli County, Mis-
souri,.
Hy virtnc and aulhority of u decree aud
order of sale made ny the said Court, In th,
aboye untitled cause, and of n certified copy
hereof dated september u, Ipll, and Ia M,
delivered Urlolef lr,l, iaI, by the Clerk 0f
said Court. | will, on WEDNESDAY,. TiiE
aRD DAY on JANUARY, lpi., bctwccn the
hours ~ nine o'clWk In the forenoon aud tive
oclWk In the afternoon ~ TINT day, nt the
North from, door of ~" Court House, In the
CITY of Oregon IN Holt County. Missouri, sell
AT public VENUE, Ia the highest bidder, tn,
following described real estate. VIZ
Eighty seven 90 acres ~ u parallel STRIP
on the West side ~ he southeast Quarter ~
lhp, of Range Thirty seven go, situate, lying
aud being IN Holt County, Missouri.
Term, Of sale u, follows M Cnsi, in hand.
A, a. M"Ntl,TN.
sheriff
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22

The man who has u pretty Hnncee.
wife or daughter will do we'll 10 exam.
Inc the three necklaces photographed
here. These. fashion experts assure
us. are the very latest wrinkles In
neck ornaments.
II the one for whom II Is intended
has n plump, pretty neck the narrow
turquoise mounted collar will he nc.
cei,table. II Is mounted In old silver
Trinkeis of any sort are liked by
pretty women. These collars. II mount.
I'll with scmiprccious stones. are not
out " the reach Of ordinary pocket.
books
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
Sheriff's Sale Under Execution.

Notice N hereby given that under aud by
virtue ~ two transcript E>rut Ions Issued
iiuin I'll, office ~ the CLERK ~ the Circuit
Court ~ Holt County. Missouri, each dated
lhrcml"r u. lnll, ANA IN favor NJ james n
Meyer. 81, pa!nilH aud against James n
Meyer, lr,. defendant. the iirst for the sum
second for -su.". for d"m aud - - for costs,
Dlh ~ hthrN"utlolis were Ia me- drIiy-
cred on The iMi' day If im,rmlmr l"ll, |
did, IN the iNh day ~ lh"rmirr lplI. levy
ulh,n aud seize all ~ the right, title, inlrrrs,
ANA estate ~ the Defendant. James N
Meyer, .lr., of In aud "a the following de-
Nrile.i real estate situate, lying aud bcing In
Holt County, Missouri, IL Wit; The two
hundred acres farm. known ~ the Henry
Meyer fnvm tive miles vusi aud two miles
sont u of Mound tiiy, Missouri. lAnd more
paH lrulurly described ~ the south half Of
HE North West quarter AMI the West half ~
the Soutl, West quarter Of section Twelve
u1 and thu North West quarter Of the Mort u
West quarter ~ section Thirteen (lh all In
township SlNty-onr 0ill ~ Range Thirty
eight cps),) aud that I viii on Monday,
HE Sh day ~ January. lpl.. ~ the North
Court House door IN III" tity ~ Oregon, In
said state aud county, sell all ~ HE right, H.
tie. Interest and estate of the said defend.
ant 81, IN and 10 - d abov" described real cs-
tate, u, pnhlic yrndur, Ia the highest bidder,
Tor cash IN hand, To satisfy said executions,
the debt and costs therein expressed aud HE
costs ~ this levy aud sale. -
A. a. MrNrITY,
sheriff ~ Holt County, Miss, ri
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
Order Of Publication.
sTATE OF MISsOJJRJ.

STATE OF MISSOURI, :.
In the Cirruit Court Of Holt County, state Of
Missonri--ro the January Term ihcrrof,A.
M.ude Toweii. Plaintiff,
-, va. -. 80 's ~, ..,.s---'. ...... -..
Frank J. Powell. Defendant.
comes The Plsintlr il pstson, before
court, and H.tr her petition. a,leYins aiming
other things, that the Defendant is u non
resident Of tho state .of Missouri aud cannot
be summoned In this action by the ordinary
piOccs> Of law
Whereupon " II ordered by the said CLERK,
that said lief, ndant tn notified by publica
tion that Plaintin has commenced u suit
Jrct aud general Mature u which is thn,
Plaintiff seeks to be divorced from the bonds
" matrimony con, racted with said Defcnd-
aha CITY ca and " U"u"sy q ienyrp ia IL. siai"
~ Colorado, on the ground Of abandonment
Aud that unless the said Defendant, Frank
w. POWELL he aud appear M this Court. at the
the Court House, In the ,'ity of oregon. In
said County on the first day ~ January NEXT.
and On the first day 81 said term answer or
plead to Plaintiffs Petition In this cause, the
same will he taken ~ confessed and Judv-
incnt will I've rendered accordingly.
Aud u Is further ordered. that u copy here
81 he published, according Ia law, ~ THt
Hour COUNTY SENTINEL n weekly newspaper
printed aud published In said county. for
four successive weeks. the last Insertion
thereof to he not less than four weeks before
the ist day Of January, tpl!.
ia. III NiIAM.
Circuit Clerk.
STATE OF MIssOuRI.l..
County Of Holt,
Certificate to true copy.
LIE. A. Durham. Clerk Of the i'irruii Court
within and tor the County vt Holt aud state
of Missouri, do hereby certify that the abov,
and foregoing lisa true copy Of the original
Order ~ Publication. In the above entitled
| cause. NJ fully ~ the same appears ~ record
Ia my Office.
Witness my hand rs Clerk. and the seal oi
said Court. Done At office In
NSr., the City ofOrcgon. this 9Th day
OF November. 1911. -
49, D.. a. DUNiiAM.
Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22

The Nckeli's Grove Sunday school
win give a Christmas entertainment
Monday, Dec: 18th at the church.
Everybody invited. in,.i .F'H
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22

ny virtue and authority Of Q special cxccu-
tion, issued from the Office ~ the Clerk 81 the
Circuit Court of th)lt County, Missouri. ~.
turnable at the January Term ial: 81 said
Court, and 10 me directed In favor % the
state Of Missouri ES Rel Collector ~ Revenue.
q. =. Tcarc. and agains, Howard !. vroomun.
I have levied upon aud seized all the right.
title, interest aud claim ~ the said Howard
~ Nrpmsn ~, IN and io the following de:
scribe Real Est ,tc, to-wit! Onc Hundred
and Y srnty-1hrcc X ~ iol Acre. to Fractions
NJ south West Quarter uf section u, Town
ship ~, Range Thirty Niue. is,,.sp Ia, a. u'
erection io Fri s.W.ta Sec. H., Twp ~. Rng ~;
IL, iuA \. HrrrrtiOn To- Fri ~W.l. see L.,
Twp. ~. Hug ~; .-p ~. IN, 4. arrr,t iun Ia Fri
SW y. >rr u. Two. IA. Rug ni IA, \. arrrr
liun I" ttl r.W.',, See. H. Twp. ~, Rug. ~;
ibi \ acrrctiuu 'ufrl sW 4, See u. TWP. ~
Ting ~ M lying and hcius ~ the said ,onnty
ana state NJ Missouri ana viii un Nrdnrss
day III" jrd day ~ January \ ~ ,ipi.hrtw' sn
the huutS uf nm" u'rlork Ia The furrnpuu,nud
i've u'Tlurk IL the Afternoon ut hat dhN. ut
the Court lIuu.r door. IN Ia" city ~ pr,'guu.
County of iiul, aforesaid. u IL SAINT. ar -
murh thrrUrf ~ may ~" required, ~ ruhlI'
Ncudu". ~ thu highr>t bidder fpt cash IN
hanl t>uui-ri tuall prior lirn> nnd ludg-
nrni>l iD satisfy said rN"ruiiun un,l Gusts
u MrNtITN,
sheriff of Hon ,ouu,y, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22

II you are debating what to buy
Some man Of the family the one who
shnycs win lie pleased with this hand
some shaving stand. provided he Is
not already supplied with similar toilet
utensils.
This stand Is Of white porcelain,
ovcrlaid with silver deposit work. The
mirror has II plated silver standard.
1t Is n revolving mirror, one side re-
hecting the face. as In ordinary sized,
and the other side charging 1t. One
Of the cups Is Intended for soup. the
other for 1t water.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
Property for Sale!

No. a aSSs s S s g an" a.: sS" os se s, s
: S o. "' ss. " wei; s S ;. n gp
aIbsd denomination" have
good neshSSri"o owner viii ayS two'hT
pss d" " ho% a"' interest No" yet
NJ" Consists Of 10" about OnaIl %is southwest from
and .'s, brand
@ roads s"ns ' n" the S ety. ,s%' ' o" one OF the
CT, and :. mite: sou,lsa, OF Mound Guy rcgGioood
splendid vel appcs
@ . "%% =" %1' % s"r i;" '%'S
You price ON this farm tia, viii sell IT.
Nos Consists of II" good plenty al
MICS , ," , a T'I , ""n,dg,; sd an, four
I ior.S, CIV This farm has plenty OF fruit and good home
acc oncalr mile beast of flores,
CiA school building: Las ,Msi"s Of
cs,crn Price, SiW,
n" II" u" mile. oregon
tn cultivation o''om and gently rolling upland great bargain
Five room dwelling barn chicken and ali
grapes. aWi"rs, bIackGeics. home and Sid"
City Property.
No. nS dwelling v.c lot s., S S as , |n a"% '% TWO s lots
blocks west OF court house Price, s3Gh.
No. Is one.oy dwelling of hall
Ss s% " S Sr S" M @ ,n r" q" 9" #. G "
so "s iSl good spS Sra AT" ear Ns" s an" lot Buggy shed
vineyard a good bargain al $3.50"
am PREPARED to make you loan on your farm at cent annual
viii place for good security good o
r.. @. BENTON,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22

srATE WF M M,IsHSS aI, I-s.
.s Sat T ise s an S' f fS ] a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-14
BARGAIN PRICES ON FINE
EMBROIDERIES

We show wonderful stock Of fine Embroideries SWISS
Founcng in all widths and insertions to match Hamburg
Embroidery in all widths and insertions to match Come
here and look the stock it will speak for ITSELF
yard, 4c, sc, lie, s 1-3c 15o and up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
Success Talks To Men and Boys
ECONOMIZING THE MOMENTS

LIHU BURRITT. who while
working and earning his living
as blacksmith, mastered Is an
cent and modern languages and %
European dialects. attributed his first
success in seh-improvement TO the
careful employment of his "odd mo-
ments"
Stephenson, inventor of the passent
ger locomotive, who could neither
read nor write at 20, taught himself
arithmetic and mensuration while
working In an engine room during the
night shifts.
Adams A Time-Saver.
John Quincy Adams, who was as
great an economist of moments as he
was great as a statesman. said: IF
the day were is hours long. instead
of "a. I could employ them all. If had
but eyes and hands to read and write"
The old-fashiOned economists have told
us never TO pass an old nail or an old
horseshoe without picking il up, be-
cause, though you may not want it
now. YOU will find use for it some
time or other. The same rule applies
true to knowledge. There is hardly q
fact or figure. an incident or anecdote
that will not come in play some time
or another. and the thing to do is to
train your thinking and reasoning
and by some method so preserve these
things that you can turn to them in
stantly. 1t is claimed that Chester
field acquired his polished style by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

putting In a notebook every fine say
ing he heard or splendid thing he read
BncOR's Sudden Thoughts.
Lord Bacon left many manuscripts
entitled sudden Thoughts Set Down
Tor Use Many of our most thought
ful, studious, resourceful and versatile
men have written down thoughts and
facts to prevent their escape.
Always accumulate. A book worth
reading should be extracted and criti-
clsed To all Of US come happy
thoughts. brilliant fancies. apt sInailI-
tudes; these sudden Nominations. that
come unbidden and sometimes leave us
forever should all be jotted down.
Daniel Webster once repeated with ire
mendous effect an anecdote which he
mad stored in his mind II years
Darwin and His SuIky.
Dr. Darwin composed nearly all his
great works while driving about in his
sulky from house to house in the
country. writinS down his thoughts
an: -aaeses on little scraps of paper.
which he carried about him for the pur-
pose. / might multiply examples in
definitely TO show that moments are
the golden sands of time" that. TO
use words of Elihu Burritt, as the
piodding. patient. pressr ving process
of accretion which builds the ant
heap. SO particle by particle. thought
BY thought. fact by fact gathered.
systematizcd and preserved. constitute
part OF the imperial highway to
success
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
IN Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF 4~-
This Date 1897 NO.

Otto Theii Of Mexico city is in FL
Paso today.
Joshua Reynolds has returned to Las
Vegas, n. NJ
The G. H train was an hour late this
afternoon
Miss Anna Ross OF Kansas city f.
visiting Mrs. H NJ Mundy.
The westbound train did not leave
last night until II o'clock.
The river rose this morning. but has
not reached the danger mark
Governor Briggs Of North Dakota and
Mrs Briggs are in the city.
The international boundary commits
sion went TO San Antonio today
Eight ostriches and a number OF seals
were shipped through Ell Paso last
night
The firemen viii be entertained IN
Juarez tonight with a ha11 and a ban
quet and dancing.
The conductors, VINO were IN FL Paso
en- route to California. took in the sights
in Juarez last night
No Fort Worth delegates to the fire
mems convention viii arrive today, be-
cause OF a washout on the 7. & P.
The annual convocation Of the mis-
sionaFy district OF New Mexico OF the
Episcopal church. is in session at St
Clements church.
AActc al e 100 C11S d 1Eel8hl Wiling
between Alfalfa and Sierra Blanca and
156 cars in the Ell Paso yards of the G..
H. waiting TO be rushed through as soon
as the waehout on the 7. & p IS re-
paired.
There were four burglaries IN Ell Paso
this morning. Britton Davis's and A
Totten's residences on Magofffn ave-
nue. and the residence Of J. J. Barr and
A L. Cresset on Sonora street being
robbed. Watches. wearing apparel and
tools were taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
NOT RIOT. MERELY
LODGE INITIATION

romeo nave been 50 wrought up over
the shooting in Juarez that the slight
est sound of a gun or anything re-
sembling it arouses them Sheriff Pey-
ton Edwards, state ranger Charles
webster and number of ! police
Thought they heard two pistol shots
from Union Labor hall at the corner of
overland and Kansas streets.
They rushed TO the scene. Webster
was placed at the front entrance. Ed
wards, with Winchester, rushed IN
the back stairs and opening the door
found negro lodge in session and
the members laughing heartily. They
mad been initiating member with a
paddle that contained cartridges ana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
UNciMzA VARS Denafured Poem


] sometimes think i if n I'm
paintive mood today; sheiffs writ is
hand; 1 could pay
a
throbs against his
o l built for
things
To in to in
of
jeer a me couldn't
o.syr.sh. 1911 BY e.ors. Matthew. Adams. l0aeAzla&o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

question was answered by Richard
Walsh himself wild. frantic figure
appearing in the opening.
Mr.. Cultivate for Heavens sake
help mel" he gasped. My mill is on
fire. The town brigade is away Give
me the help OF your own brigade, and
there may be a chance of saving tho
mill"
Nick sat silent by his writing tabls
for the space of a second or two, TAX
ing in the white, startled face of the
man who was his enemy.
But I suppose you're insured?' he
said.
Not a halfpennyl'' returned Walsh
hoarsely. Il missed it this time"
"Humph, I helped you once before
when you didn't deserve it. Look into
my eyes Mr.. Walsh. A mans sins
always find him out. Have you heard
of digging a pit and falling into il
yourself?, Do you know what is meant
by hitting below the belt? Do you
understand, Ell? I can see you do.
Here, pull yourself togetheri Garth,
ring the bell for fire muster. Well
show them what organization can do.
Through the night hours they fought
the fire. Nick Cultivate, blackened
with smoke. scorched by heat, led the
attack, with Garth ready lieuten-
ant. They kept it to one wing, and
by the time help came from lunches
ter, there was little left of the con-
hagration but a few broken windows
and some badly smoked cotton.
The crowd called for more than one
cheer for Nick Outhwaite, as he went
off. a very -bgTimed figure: but
there was one silent voice among them
Richard Walsh looked at him with
stupefied eyes, gazing out of a white
face.
Hang him, he always winst he
muttered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
MORE GOVERNMENT
PLACES AVAILABLE
Examinations Announced to
Be Held Here During
Month of June


The United States civil service COM
mission has again announced another
set Of civil service examinations which
will be held in FL Paso in the next few
weeks to fill vacancies in the different
departments of government service.
An examination for an inspector OF
locomotive boilers is the highest sal
aired position which is now open and
pays $500 per year. The examination
for this position viii be held June
and s.
The other examinations will be on
May 27, for a modeler in the National
museum; on June 8, for an oi1er for
work at the West Point Military acad-
envy; June 5, for a veterinary inspec-
tor in the bureau OF animal industry.
and an agronomist in grain investiga-
tiOns; on June z, for a botanical trans
lator. engineer and miller, a preparation
in the National museum; June 10. for
an investigator in poultry and egg
handling; June II. for stenographer
and typewriter, and on June 21, for
teacher in the indian service.
Phone orders promptly delivered.
Candy and ice cream McCuIlOugh's.
A ball bearing. fully guaranteed lawn
mower. $500. K. z NJ. San Francisco
street.
DR.. Horton, now with A D. Foster Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

shooting
be NOV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

president
policy
something
and people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

compared
they
among
o an n across
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
Commission Government In
Small Towns Solves Problems

Once Tried, Few Towns Willing to Return TO the Old
Ring-Controlled System.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

exploded when applied in the proper
manner at the proper place
Edwards came down the stairs,
laughing. and said: Sold" That was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
Madero On Thin Ice

Madero On Thin Ice
- ArURDAYs sensational events in u1 demonstrate peculiar
quality difficult impossible for the
Bade1s army attacking ua against his positive orders
after his the 1t is matter OF record
positively pledged
authority compromised
complete mutny principal military commander
president under arrest and demand the
resignation provisional chiefs
ignored and that they must be allowed greater degree OF
government
having killed MaderOs would
atrOous kind denounced by
all
of atrOdty does not excuse such crime
Villas would have committed
strong protecting the critical time and
life in jeopardy by this act of
Of his they might
their
suffered unreasonable moral loss Navarro had
critical position
mutnOus activities cast
st the whole MadeO organization Madeo asking f great response
b the well how it feel in promise
it, the world
angry
fest disposition to
anything wisdom Madero
make terms he acknowledged representative insurgent
begins its light
reputii0t0mOrrOw
achievement and of that he
himself might had if he had chosen wisely.
friendly mediation the American but
Root John Barrett whose motives could
under conditions The aid of third might
With new deal for the Texas Pacific there is ray hope for decent
passenger
did itself with rOadbed
the relic old raroads
N this
Sunday following inauguated year
through the pulpit white flowers will be
lad strip shooting been that
five miles
letting moved
protsonis were of Mason and Dixon
she would admit
thinking reports Washington may be well
document not going have plain sailing the
radical
The LatnAericn policy
iamy weak and III Informed The first thing
these countries and their people
A@0Ss0 : ia0&g0ne
induced to return our blue whistler
It valuable to and the inetos
explanation heavy among the federa compared with
their wounded that many Of the insuIIe used winchester rifles with soft
Many
of inchac
ua sadly nad Juarez monument stands
practically
The school, despite it was used fort practically unchanged
is neutrality killing
Fl Pas
this whole Mexican disturbance has not acquitted itself with distinction
succeed maintaining railroad and tsegraphic mruni
ton which Christmas
striking evidence Of ugn power and government Failure
of
composed Chihuahua Sonora sina
Cula Durango possibly
of
Mexico Americans course
republic interests
radical program coming
nachine' in
FL
walked quietly about the
There
from the gathering Of great of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13


Quilted pretty library
The school despite used practically
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

proeionist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13


sailing owing
1adica features
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

Sunday following
of loving deepening appreciation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13


spare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

neutrality permit wOundn
Fl
this whole Mexican disturbance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

Phone orders promptly delivered.
Candy and ice cream McCuliough's.