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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
GEN. WOOD NOT
WANTED IN CUBA
Visit Would be Regarded With Dis
favor IL He Came to Arrange Terms
of a Settlement.
Rx Associated ersna

Havana, June 13.-Secretary of the
Interior Bru informed the Associated
Press today that the proposition TO
send Major General Leonard Wood or
Brigadier General Enoch H. Crowder
on a mission to Cuba would be re-
garded with disfavor by the govern
rnent If they came with authority to
arrange terms of settlement between
the government and the insurgents.
The Cuban government fears that If
a mission from the United States
were to have authority to arrange a
settlement, it might involve recogni-
tion of some demands of the negroes.
The only concession the Cuban gov
ernment is willing to make ts the al
lowance of a few days grace to the
rebels in which to surrender, after
which the only course open to the
government would be to proceed to
stamp out the insurrection. OF its
ability to do this with promptness the
government entertained no doubt.
Washington, June 13.-The admins
tration has not seriously considered
sending any army officer to Cuba at
this juncture to bring about peace be-
tween the factions.
The proposals emanated from per-
sons in Cuba, probably resident for
eigners with large financial interests
at stake.
Santiago, Cuba, June 13.-Fffty- FIVE
marines under command of Captain
Richard :. Hooker were landed today
by the United States gunboat Eagle
at FELTON,, on the north coast of ORR
ente province. The marines will pro-
ceed for Mayari to relieve the blue
Jackets landed by the guDhoat Nash
Vile for the protection of the Wood
fred mines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
HELD DEER AND WAS SHOT

New Orleans, June 13.-While
Robert Smith. a negro, was holding a
deer yesterday so Henry Hufft, a
hunter, could shoot at it. the animal
lodged but Smith did not. Smith is
in the hospital with a load Of buck
shot in his shoulder and Hufft is in
prison. as this is not the proper season
for deer hunting in Jefferson parish.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
]. P. MORGAN
NOT So MUCH OF
A BENEFACTOR
$25, GOO, 200 He Loaned tc
Banks Was Furnished
BY the Government.

THE PANIC OF 1907 WAS STOPPED
BY $4,000, goo SENT TO NEW
YORK FROM UNITED STATES
TREASURY, ACCORDING TO GEO.
3. coRTELYou, WHO WAS IN
CHARGE OF THE TREASURY AT
THAT TIME.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
10 DELEGATES
ADDED TO THE
TAFT COLUMN
National Committee Mag
unanimously Gives Col.
Roosevelt Eight.

THE MISSOURI CONTESTS ARE
COMPROMISED, ROOSEVELT BE-
ING ALLOWED EIGHT AND TAFT
SIX DELEGATEs-HARsH cRiTI-
cIsMs AND CHARGES OF COR
RUPTIoN CONTINUE TO FEA-
TURE REPUBLICAN, MEETING.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
FORCES OF TAFT
SHOWING SIGNS
OF WEAKENING
Missouri Compromise" and
Sudden Adjournment
Cause Many Rurnors.

THE SITUATION Is FULL OF UN-
CERTAINTY, BUT THE TAFT
MEN CLAIM THEY ADJOURNED
TO PREPARE FOR FRIDAYS
FIGHT-DIxoN CLAIMS COMMIT
TEEMEN HAVE SERVED NOTICE
THEY WILL NOT VOTE WITH
THE STEAM ROLLER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
NUMBER
NEW BUILDINGS
BEING ERECTED
Estimated That Total Cost
Construction Will Exceed
Half Million Dollars.

MANY OF THE STRUCTURES ARE
IN BUSINESS SECTION AND Ex-
TEND FROM PAIAFox WHARF
TO THE NEW UNION DEPOT
CONSIDERABLE BUILDING ALSO
BEING DONE IN THE RESIDENCE
SECTION.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
ARE
PREPARING FOR
B|GCONVENTION
Chairman Mack, Urey
Woodson and Roger Sui
livan Go to Baltimore.

HELD CONFERENCE WITH cHAs.
r. MURPHY, THE TAMMANY
LEADER, BEFORE DEPARTING
AND GIVES RISE TO REPORT
THAT NEW YORK, ILLINOIS
AND INDIANA AGREE TO
THROW THEIR SUPPORT TO
ONE CANDIDATE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
Official Weather Forecast

Fair In northwest portion, showers in
peninsula Friday and probably Sat
urday; moderate variable winds, most
Iy south.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
TULAROsA. n. NJ.


Tularosa, y. N, Nov. 6.-The aid
society Of the Baptist church gave a
box supper at the Woodman hall on
Tuesday evening.
Albert 1IichaeJson and Isaac Otis
proved Up their homestead before com
missioner Fairless Tuesday.
Mrs Eda Hastings spent two days
at the county seat asj the guest OF
Mrs y. A. I'ribley-
Mrs Kate Liyingston's room has
won the banner again, with Mrs. Blaz-
er's room second
Hiram Phillips, Of St Louis, spent
Saturday in TularOsa. He is a civil
engineer and is at present engaged
in that work at Ration, y. n
Frank Smith, who has been here
several days, has returned to his home
at Three Rivers.
F. l. Jones has shipped three car
lOads of alfalfa TO the FL PasO market
Gordon Murphy is here from OscUra-
c. Holden is putting an adobe add1-
ton to his residence
Frank Allen has arrived home from
Oscura, where he has been for some
time, doing carpenter work
Mrs. J. L. Johnson and son, Curtis,
and daughters, Nettie and Iracee, are
here from AlamOgOrdO, visiting hus-
band and father, =. l. Johnson.
Miss Maud Imam, who has been
turned TO her home at Alto
TularOsa people are being furnished
with potatoes by the mountain people.
j. n Jackson has arrived home from
OseuTa- where he has been the past
month
T. ". Lentz is improving his place
with a new room
Mrs. S. P. Clayton and son, Cuba, are
here from AlamOgOrdO.
J. ]. Sanders has returned from
Bent
The Earnest Workers club will be
entertained this week by Mrs. d. D.
Hardness.
T. Dedweu has left for RuidOsa-
James A French, state engineer, was
in the TularOsa vicinity a few days,
making an examination Of the Otis
wells. north of town.
Whitman and Wilbur Harpen enter
tanned about a dozen Of the young
folks at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Denton Sims. Games and refreshments
and also fun were the features Of the
evening.
Dan Harris has returned home from
Bent, n. NJ, where he has been trans
acting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hash, who have been
here the past month buying TularOsa
apples, have left for their home in Ell
PasO.
G.. W. Davenport is here from Ruiz
dosa, n. NJ, en- route to the San An
dreas, to do mining work.
Miss Jimmie Abbott is on the sick
list this week.
Dan Mcclure is improving his farm
with a new adobe house
J. w Imam, who has been the past
week visiting his son, Alyes Imam, and
family, has returned to his home at
Alto. y NJ
The Home Mission society will be
entertained this week at Central hotel
by Mrs. Eda Hastings.
c. c. David is here from RuidOsa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
: BEIEN, n. NJ. 6

Beleu. N NJ Nov. 6.-The Epworth
league of the Methodist church gave a
sociabIe at the home Of Mr. and AIRS.
p. z. Simmons The home had been
decorated in jack O'lanterns, black cats,
owls and bats. Ghosts ushered the
guests from the door, and witch, pre-
siding over o kettle IN one corner Of
the room stirred out the fortunes Of
the persons present
Another event Of the season was a
supper given by the Aid society of the
lutheran church in the dining room of
the Hotel Belen. A large number at
tended
The Lady Naccabees Of BeIen gave a
dance in Commercial hall
The Aid society Of the Methodist
church held its weekly work session at
the home Of AIRS. s. l. Suffer. The
members are working hard in final
Drepa ration for their annual bazaar.
which VIII be given in Commercial
han on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. r. D. Coz, who has been quite
seriously sick for the past few days, 5
much improved. 1lr. Cox, who was out
of the city. was called home on account
OF her serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs John Craig have re-
turned to their home here after spend
ing several weeks at the homes Of
relatives in Missouri.
Miss Florence Rigney, who has been
III for a short time. is almost fully re-
covered now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
- VALENTINE, TEXAS. Z

Valentine, Texas, Nov. 6-John Baum
CART and A. s. Stewart have finished
baling hay for Foley & Smith.
George W Newton has a large guam
Powell wilkins has finished haying
for R. r. YOungblOOd.
c. o. Finley has a large quantity Of
hay in store for winter feeding.
Roger Gist is cutting hay on the
Sparks" place.
S E Bunton and NJ E. Welsh have
finished hayinS on the experiment farm
section.
Tt is estimated that more than tvvice
the hay has been cut this year than
previous years. Having an abundant
rainfall last year. the season was fine
for good grass this year with less rain
fall than last year.
Mrs. J. T. George, mother of Mrs. w
A. Foley, who sustained broken bone
just above the ankle, has sufficiently
recovered to be about on crutches.
Uncle" Joe 8IcClain, with party of
friends, contemplates fishing trip down
on the Rio Grande.
Mrs. J. d. Jackson and Miss EVELYN
Gibbs are here, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs; E. C. Rice has rooms at Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs ". H Rogers have
rented the Mrs. Rice residence
Mrs. fitzpatrick and daughter. of
Gandelaria, are guests at the J. S.
Andrew Prude. of TT. Davis. is here
Mr.. and Mrs. q d. Stegau and son
Robert have returned from Ell Paso.
Ed -Dccie, Of Marathon, is here.
W, F McGaughy, of Alpine, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Finley and family
have returned from Fit. Davis. where
they We're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. Jones.
The father and mother of Mrs. Ada
Bassett have arrived from Paris, Tex.
and will spend the winter with their
daughter.
o. z. Finley. OF Roswell. n NJ. is the
guest Of his brother c. o. Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Richards have
returned from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
]. II. Richards, of the Kelley ranch.
Rev. Baxter GOlightly. of Maria is
the guest of Cook Moore. at his ranch
home.
and Mrs. c. o. Finley. All the young
people in town participated.
H. A Houston has rooms at Mrs.
Lou FOley's.
Martin Gray. of TT Worth, an old
time friend Of John Moore. is here
DR.. T. F. MCGEE, of Amarillo, is the
guest Of John N. and Roger Gist.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Finley. of FL Paso.
are here for a visit with Mr.. and -lrs.
John Pool.
Mrs. f. J. Jones is at the home of her
parents. Dir. and Mrs. John T. Means
George W. Newton is in from his
ranch.
Mrs. H. o. BARRIERS sister from FL
PasO is visiting here.
Mrs. NJ o. Mauldin has been i'll this
John z Means has returned from
Plateau.
owen Eunton, of Maria. is here for a
visit with his brother, 5. Z. Bunte-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
ROSWELL. n. NJ.


Roswell n NJ, Nov. 6.-Charles C.
Tannehill, president of the Roswell
Commercial club, has appointed r. H.
Kemp to represent that body in the
city Civic club which is being organ
lied to assist the park board in civic
improvements. It is the purpose of
the Commercial organization to CO.
operate with the two bodies in imprOv-
ing the civic attractiveness of ROs-
well as it relates to its contemplated
system OF parks, boulevards and other
Improvements Of a civic nature.
Z. r Omer, wife and daughter, Of
this city, have left by automobile over
the BOrderland automobile route for
Quincy. Ill
Charles S. Shepherd. manager of the
grocery department Of the JOyce-Pruit
store, has left for GeOrgiana, Alabama,
called there by the illness of his
mother.
Sisters Augusta and AIagdalena, Of
st. Mary's hospital, managers Of the
operating roOms have left for Wichita,
Kansas, where they have been trans
ferred to the st. Francis hospital at
that place. The sister superior was
also transferred to Wichita. Other sis
tiers and superior Will be transferred
here.
The local congregation of the First
Baptist church has extended a call to
the Rev. James Gore, Of Modesto, Cali
fOrnia, to be the pastor. At a meeting
named assistant superintendent Of the
Sunday school, and Mrs. ". A. Wilson
superintendent Of the junior depart
ment.
Since the election by the state
Knights Of Pythians of W. Q. Faw-
ceu, of this city, as grand chancellor
of the state, Pythianism in the valley
is to go rapidly to the front. To this
end the local lodge is going to send
committees up and down the valley to
work
At a meeting Of the Woman's club
It was decided to open the Carnegie
public library each Sunday until June
So many children are roaming the
streets at night mayor William NJ At
klnson has given strict orders to the
chief Of police to see that the curfew
ordinance is strictly enforced. He will
have the waterworks department whis-
tie blow at 7 o'clock, an hour before
the time to turn in. and again at s. The
age limit is 16 years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
= GLOBE, ARIZONA. .

Globe. Ariz. Nov. 6-NIrs. Charles
Duncan, at her residence in East
Globe, gave a very pretty party to a
few of her young friends. Card play
ing and dancing were INDUCED in,
after which a lunch was served.
Capt. and Mrs. c. B. Wiley have re-
turned to this city from Newark, ~ J.,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
w. c. Winsor. of Superior. has ar
rived in Globe on mining business.
A baby has arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus Esparza, at Cop
per HILL
Louis B. Sims and Claribeu Hanson
were married by judge Il. H. Pratt
Ray Clark, of the BrOOkner COM
pany. has left for Los Angeles to visit
his father who is i'll in that city.
Vim. ISben, prominent business man
Of Globe, has moved his family to
Miami Mr.. Isben will go into the dry
goods and mems furnishings bust
ness.
Miss Mabel Lewis, who has been
connected with the county attorneys
office will make her future home in
Miami, where her parents reside
Dr. and Mrs J. D. HolcOmb have re-
turned from Phoenix.
Jack Hardy has left for 81 PaSo, to
be gone a week.
Mrs. Barney Rice has returned from
a visit to her old home in Ireland,
where she went four months ago.
Miss Lillian Morris, Of Kansas City,
has the position as stenograpner to
county attorney Johnson
L W. Jones of Miami, connected
with the Miami telephone company,
was a visitor in Globe.
Fred H. Jones has returned from
Phoenix, where he attended the meet
ing of the State board Of embalmers.
Miss Allie Bas Of Wheatfields was a
visitor in the city.
DR.. J. a. Lord and sister. Mrs. Carlin,
have returned from Phoenix.
George II. SmaIIey, formerly Of
Globe now a resident OF Los Angeles,
is visiting here.
J. H. Hechtman has returned from
Phoenix.
Mrs. Sarah Sorm of Tucson arrived
in Globe last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
CORONA. \. ".
SAA@A@~AA~ A@AAAa

Corona, N n, Nov. 6.-Nathan Jaf-
ia, the Republican nominee for con
gress. made an address here which
was followed by a bah at the Akin
son hall
Emmett Davidson, Gladys Bond and
Joe Holman returned Sunday from
Ell Paso, Tex, where they have been
spending several days at the jubilee.
Mrs Ben NabOurs. % GaIlinas,
spent a week in FL Paso.
NJ C. Porter has been in Encino, n.
A. for several days receiving some
sheep recently purchased for the Gross
Kelly company.
Jim Brown and family have left for
III PasO, where they viii make their
home, at least for the present.
Waiter Fonville and wife have left
Mrs. FOnville going to Roswell. n N,
and Walter TO MagdaIena, n n Dr.
RIchards VIII occupy the dwelling va
Gated by Mr.. FOnville as soon as his
family arrives.
JnO- MOchO, Of Captain, n n, was
IN town for few days, and while
here purchased a number OF fine bucks
from f. l. Atkinson.
AlonzO jenkins and family are
spending a few days in Roswell
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Parker have re-
turned from a few weeks stay in
Roswell.
NJ c. Porter is in Enciuo superin-
tending the shipping of a number OF
lambs purchased by the Gross Kelly
Mercantile company.
Bert and Joe StroOp have returned
from an extended trip to the west
ern part OF the state where they went
on prospecting tour
Claude Parker and family have left
for PintadO, n. n
DAYS in town, coming from Encino.
DAYS IN town. coming from IncinO
me spook dance given at the W
o W. hall was largely attended. and
Ell were masked to represent ghosts.
1nOSe present Were Misses Mae. Dora
and Pearl Clements, Mary and Emma
ou4IIneIer. gladys Bond. DOttie VILE
1ngham. Retba Owen, ollie Sloan. CAL
lie Thompson. Mamie Stepp, Mary
ADAMS, Ora Melton. Lottie Parker. and
carmel Upton; Messrs- Cleve and Ross
Brown, Frank Sultmeier. Ernest Dig
neo, John kranniWitter. Dan Franks
Bert StrOOp, John BOsWorth George
Melton $ j. Grumbles, Emmett David
son, Tom DuBOiSe, Feline Valdes, Lon
Atkinson and George Clements.
Louie Fonvile Of Vaughn is spend
ing few days in this city.
= J. Grumbles has left for his home
IN Deming, after spending several
rays IN TINS city, closing deal with
belongings in Lincoln county.
John Dulany's family is visiting
relatives in Roswell, n. NJ. for a few
days.
Mrs Upton Of Duran. N NJ. is Wis
lung her son, J. l. Upton. OF this
place
w. r. Beatty has returned from a
short stay in CarrizozO.
John Dulany and Louis Fonvills
nave left for Globe where they ex-
Dect TO Stav for soma time
A snsp-10O "a grade doors at a
bargain. Lander Lumber Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
PARSONS, y. NJ.

Parsons, n. NJ, Nov. CT. A Bragg
escorted a party Of boys, including
TOmmie Jennings. Lester Greer. Pinkie
Roberts and Lee Bragg, on a bear hunt
in the mountains The party met with
no success and returned without the
bear.
Pinkie Roberts is here on a visit to
friends from near Angus
T. J. Grafton has returned from Capt
itan.
Mrs. J. F. Slayton has gone to Car
rizOzO. where she viii spend the winter.
L. n. McReynoIds has returned from
Captain.
i. Jennings has left for Carrizozo.
MILFORD DUpree, who has been sick,
is able to be up again
Mrs. B. r. Robinson and daughter,
L. N AIcReynOlds has returned from
from near NogaL where they had been
visiting relatives.
James Robinson has sold his place on
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Weber and
baby. Alice. are here from Cartha ge,
y. NJ, as guests Of relatives for Z
viii Brooks, Of Little Creek, spent a
day here.
T. A. Bragg and L. Jennings spent
a day on the west side at their copper
W. G. Wells is on the sick list again.
Mr.. Wells has been in bad health for
several weeks.
Mrs. Emma Peters, Of Angus, spent a
day here visiting.
Mrs. William HUst was q visitor
here this week.
J. Cochran and W. Hust are here do
ing some mining work in Parsons.
II. CONSTRUCT was q visitor here from
BOnito.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. W Weber and
Misses Charlotte and Helen Rice spent
q day on the mesa with Z. Keller and
family.
L. Jennings is trapping for bear on
Big Bear canyon.
Mrs. T. J. Grafton and daughter were
guests Of Mrs W. G. Wells.
T. J. and NJ J. Grafton have re-
turned from r. Hust's, on Nogal can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
VAN HORN. TEXAS.


Van Horn. Tex, Nov. 6.-J. Y. Canon
has left for Dallas He was accompa-
MED By his wife as far as Big Springs,
where she viii visit Nj Canon mOther.
Miss AIable Jones, OF Walnut Springs
is visiting T. H YarbrO's family.
Mrs. w 7. Medley and Miss Mae Jollie
will return from FL PasO SOON Mrs.
Medley has been taking course IN
violin lessons.
Mrs. r. A. Espy has returned from FL
PasO, where she spent a week.
Bonnie Aultman was IN town this
week
Miss Kate Bean. Of Roswell, n. NJ,
day in town this week.
is visiting her brothers, jim and Ied
Bean
Ned Bounds is visiting his mother in
Ell Paso, who is quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Cox are anticipat-
ing a. visit to California soon, to spend
the winter.
The women OF Van Horn have or
ganized q basketball team
Hal Nearly has left for his ranch,
where he intends putting In some new
Mrs. Fred Buch has returned from
Mrs. J. H. Buch was called to Austin,
Tex. on account Of the serious Illness
Of her daughterinlaw.
DR. McGregor, Of LObo, Is thinking
Of selling his LObO hotel and land to a
New York baseball team for a winter
quarters.
Mrs. Looney, Of Colorado City,
is expected here soon for a visit at the
Commercial hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Bean are spending a
few days in town.
Jim Bean and his sister Miss Kate
Bean, Of Roswell, n. NJ, are spending a
few days here.
Lee Prude has left for his ranch
Mrs Robert MaT1<nT-SO0 is improving.
after being under treatment in FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
sOLOMONsvILLE, ARIz.

Solomonsville, Ariz., Nov. 6.-J. "
Armstrong was in from the WhitOck
ranch.
Under sheriff ". a. Bennett is back
from his hunting trip in the Blue range.
Paradise canyon. He reports a fine
trip and plenty Of game.
Miss Josephine Weber, of Stafford, IS
now local telephone operator.
Miss Lily Cloridge, who tended the
local telephone until the place could be
filled, is again at work at her old desk
in the recorders Office
Mrs c L. Norman has left for a visit
with 4 granddaughter, Mrs. T. c. ECU,
at Yuma before going to Reno, New,
where she expects to reside.
The social given by the young peO-
pie at the courthouse was greatly en-
jCyed by all attending. A lunch of hot
coffee, cake and punch was served the
guests
from the state Of Topic, Mex, to join
Mr.. Fernandez who has been some
time at SolomOnSVVille.
John D. and Howard NJ Parks are IN
Joe Place and Tom Gamble are down
from Sheldon, AriZ-, making Mr.. Places
sister. Mrs. W. A. Wilson, a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Baraldy, Of
Hurley. are here TO make a visit with
relatives Mrs Baraldy was Miss An
tOnia Diaz and is the only daughter
of A. Diaz.
Miss Carrie Simpson made a trip to
her claim" in the Artesia district, &C
eompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. p II.
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nit Simms have re-
turned from Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W Smith and II. s.
Grizzard have returned from Phoenix
They made the trip 10 Phoenix and
return by auto.
H. W. Bishop has left for San Diego
Calf, accompanied by his daughter
Ms. K. ". Sloan. Mr.. Bishop has
been in III health for some time mast
Mrs. Eta Grapengiter and children
were the guests of her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. CarricO, at
the ranch, east Of town
Mrs. Frank RinggOld and sister, Mrs.
Honora NJ. Parks, were Stafford Wis
itOrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06

PORTALEs, \. VI.
e%%< >$S%%@%@%> 80

PortaIes N N. Nov. 6.-The pupils
of the seventh grade of the Portales
public school enjoyed Halloween par
~ at the home of II. B. Ryther. Sew
eral other parties were given in iowa.
The High School Athletic club gave
a box supper at the school building.
In the home of the brides parents in
POrtales. Reagan 2. Connally and Miss
Mabel Martin we're united in marriage,
Rev. z. p. Alldredge, of the Baptist
church, officiating The young couple
of the town gave the bridal couple a
linen and tin shower at the home Of
Roy COnnally Many beautiful and
useful presents were received
Mrs. NJ ". Fuller. of Wichita Falls.
Texas, and Mrs N. p. Wright and lit
tie Louise Robinson. of Clovis, n A.
have been visiting @ 7. Carter's fam
lily for several weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
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Don't depend on a strangers state
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Read the statements Of Ell PasO citi-
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Here is one case of it:
Mrs T. A. Jones, 1401 Wyoming St, Fl
PasO, Texas. says: Reading in the
papers Of people who had used DOan's
Kidney Pills with great benefit induced
me to get a box when I was having
trouble with my kidneys. Backache
caused me a great deal OF suffering
and there was a distressing weakness
of the kidneys. DOan's Kidney Pills
were very effective and the use of one
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New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan'sZan
take no other.-AdV.