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healthy woman. For months i suffered
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Women who suffer from female ills
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CANDIDATES. FINE STANDS.

Edward Tannenbaum. Republican can
didate for the State Senate In the
Twelfth Senatorial District. appealed TO
Judge Swami. IN General Sessions to-
day. to have fine OF S. imposed by
Magistrate Kcrnochan in the Night
Court on Sept. - RENTED
II was not that he cared about the
s.. Tannenbaum explained. but he
wanted the justification OF the re-
mittance and the consequent restoration
OF his good name.
Tannenbaum was fined. according 10
his story, on charge of violating the
ordinance against ticket speoulating
His offense consisted In having sold
two y tickets to the Winter Garden
for 81 piece. He said he had sold
them at such a loss. because. through
the failure OF a friend to appear. he
had no use for them.
Judge Swami decided the fine wa,
legally correct.
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WALLSTREET

Increased strength and activity ac-
panied the early transactions In the
stock market to-day. Responding to n
brisk buying demand. Reading, Union
Pacific. st. Paul and all the metal Is
sues advanced for nearly 1 point gains
over the final range Of yesterday.
Amalsamated Copper was very con-
spicuous with a jump over 81.
The steadier condition Of the foreign
markets was advanced as the chief
reason for the pronounced strength in
the local exchange.
The cntinued rising power OF the two
leading metals-Steel and Amalgamated
Copper-suppliod the afternoon feature.
Both these Issues were In exceptionally
heavy demand. Steel crossed 70. while
Copper moved over 81.
Slight realizing was in progress In
other shares at the closing. but net
changes were irregularly higher.
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MARSHALL WILL CONTINUE
SPEAKING TOUR TO PACIFIC

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 16.-"I
would gladly forego my long. arduous
speaking tour to the Pacific coast, not
only out OF Difference to Col. Roose-
welt, but also for my own convenience
and comfort" said Gov. Thomas H.
Marshall. Democratic Vice-Presiden-
tial candidate. to-day, when he had
read the decision of Gov. Wilson to
cancel some Of his speaking dates I'M
til the recovery of the former Pres
ident.
But I am under the orders Of the
National Committee" continued the
Governor. and unless l am further
instructed ] shall depart tonight for
Chicago to begin my trip"
The first speech of Gov. Marshalrs
Western tour will be made tomorrow
at LaSalle. Ill. His itinerary will take
him to San Francisco.
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Announcement was made at DEM
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ALSO 10000 YARDS OF RIBBON
AT THE VERY SPECIAL PRICE OF &c. PERYARD
THE OFFERING CONSISTS OF SATIN TAFFETA AND MORE
RIBBONS "a INCHES WIDE IN VARIOUS CoLoRs. SUITABLE
FOR sAaiEs. cillDRENs WEAR AND TABLE DECORATIONS,
ALSO IN BLACK AND WHITE.
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STORM HITS TEXAS COAST.

DALLAS. Tex. Oct. ls,-Reports
reached here to-day OF a severe storm
on the Texas coast between Corpus
Christi and Brownsville. a stretca OF
about 40 miles. The wind at Browns
Vile was reported blowing 60 miles an
hour. The storm at noon seemed to he
working straight inland. The coast
line affected Is sparsely settled.
HOUSTON. Tex. oct. 6,-Reports
circulated here tell OF big storm DANA ge
at Brownsville. All efforts 10 reach
that point had failed up to noon.
The local Weather Bureau to-day re-
ceived the following special from WASH
ington:
Continued northeast storm warn ne
Al6 A. NJ. Galveston section. Storms OF
Increasing intensity moving inland on
the South Texas coast High winds OF
gales and high tides are indicated for
to-day and tonight Hurricane warn
tngs displayed from Port Lavaea &C
Brownsville since last night.
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A dinner will be given at the Hotel
Aston tonight by Col. d. c. Collier.
President Of the Aero Club OF san.i-
ago. in honor OF Admiral Carzahlo.
President Of the Aero Club Of Brasil.
Tho latter 10 here as a delegate OF the
International Chambers of Commerce
from Brazil. Several other prominent
Rraxilians are expected and II 10 be-
lieved that matters Of large Importance
in an aeronautic sense will be con
adhered
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ocratic National Headquarters this
afternoon that Gov. Marshall's trip to
the Pacific Coast would not be In
terrupted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
FAIR BUSINESS rs
MOVING IN COPPER
Leading Agencies in Strong
Position at IA IA
Cents.

Boston. Mass, Jan. 1O.-There is a
fair volume Of new business moving
in copper at II 1-4c, which is the ask
ing price of all the large agencies, and
the copper producing interests OF the
country have been placed in the strong
est position they have occupied for
years.
Leading interests in the trade insist
that the present price Of the metal is
based on the strongest possible funda-
menals, and that there need be no
fear of any reduction in the price Of
the metal in the near future, with
production OF the country sold two
and three months ahead
The statement Of the Copper Pro-
ducers association is likely to prove
sensational. even more so than was
the November statement, and it may
result in considerable delayed buying
Of the metal, but every possible effort
viii be made to prevent the price, of
copper advancing much above present
prices Fifteen cents for copper would
not interfere. with consumption, but
there is a general desire on the part
Of the copper selling and producing
intrests to prevent metal prices ad-
vancing above that figure, and II may
be that the new production coming
forward in 1912 will be the remedy
to prevent this.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
PLACER DIGGINGS IN
SONORA CAUSE RUSH
Rich Discoveries Are Made
on Canada and Ba-
bOYOhui Rivers.

Navojoa. Son. Mex, Jan. 10.-Ex-
element over the rich placer diggings
recently discovered on the Canada and
Baboyohui rivers continues and nearly
every train brings in more prospectOrs
headed for the new Eldorado. The
beds of all the streams in that sec
ton are all very rich and can be
easily worked. The large cOnglOmerate
beds on each side Of these streams are
also very rich and in many places
where they have been tested show
values of from IS to $40 a cubic yard
and could be worked to advantage by
Quinner machines or stamp mills
These conglOmerate beds are al open
and can be located. There is still
much good placer ground left on the
Baboychui and other small streams
that can be located Most Of this
gravel viii average better than 40
cents cubic yard
Alaska +sourdoughs' who have mush-
ed into the new diggings claim that
from present Indications there wiz
be four or five thousand men working
in the new camp in the next six months.
Al number of men from Leadville.
Colorado, who have just returned from
the new camp after securing claims,
say that when the richness Of these
pIacers becomes generally known that
It will cause a stampede that will
equal that to the California diggings
in the year 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MINING NEWS
0R0GRANDE CAMP
IS OPTIMISTIC
Mines Are Active and Out
look Good; Oklahomans
Make a Strike.

Orogrande, n. NJ, Jan. 1o.-Brighter
hope for the future has come to Gro
grande with the new year. The mining
industry. seems on a more stable basis
and copper is steadily strengthening
all Of which leads to greater optimism
Everyone in camp mas been busy the
past few weeks finishing up the an
nuaI work for last year. The work
on the Eureka Mines company property
which has been done under the super
vision of s. Howard Leech and +, II.
Baker, is nearing completion 4tie
shelter company has competed Ius
greater part of its work but still has
q few men busy on the By-Chance
group. c. X. Hartley has force OF
men stiu at work on the property OF
the old Monte Carlo company, now
owned by new corporation ms
work was not started until the latter
part of December, consequently II WIZ
take some time to complete 1t. A gooo
supply of water has come into one or
the shafts on this property which IS
believed to be ground water. This
water has to be taken out before Work
can be resumed on this shaft
I. D. Baker. Rev. Mr. Fink ana MI
Burnheiser, all Of OKLAHOMA are mere
doing some work on the old hnocker
property which they purchased some
time ago. It is reported that they have
made a good gold strike on the main
vein of the property.
Hon. Geo. E. Moffett and associates
are working on the Monarch properly
at the upper side Of Lucky Flat. They
are taking out some very good ore.
This property has good shipping
record and it is to be hoped the pres
ent 1easers Will develop a large paying
ore body
Geo. Dreamer is in camp doing the
annual work on the Battle Axe claim
which he owns, near the Cuperite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
THESE ARE PLAIN FACTS

Now, when nearly everybody is
coughing, it IS well to know the plain
truth about coughs ana colds.
Since coughs are caused By frrita-
ton Of the sensitive lining Of ths
bronchial tubes. the only way TO cure
a cough IS to stop that inflammation.
The only way to do that is through
the bloody making IT richer so that
1t viii nourish and soothe the inflamed,
tender tissues.
Instead of cough syTups we always
recommend that sterling blood ana
strength renewer. Vin0l- 1t Is de-
icious cod liver and iron preparation
without oil and actually cures coughs.
colds and bronchitis by building up
the whole system
Mrs Bessie Mathes, Lynchburg s
c. says i want you to know what
Vinol has done for me. I have had
chronic bronchitis for the past year,
and losing sleep a great
deal Two bottles Of Vinol fixed me up
all right, my cough is gone and I
am better in every way
We give back your money If Vinol
does not do all that we claim Kelly &
Pollard, druggists, Fl PasO, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
FIT. STOCKTON BANK
ADS TO ITS FORCE

Fort Stockton. Tex, Jan. 1O-The Il
nual Meeting Of the First state bank
has been held and the stockholders
are well pleased with the condition
Of the bank, W r. Chancellor was
added to the official board. as assist
ant cashier.
An Informal meeting OF the Ken
lucky club was held. Mesdannes Jeqs11,,
and Durrett were hOstesses for the
evening, delightful lunch was
served The affair was given In honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peck who are
returning this week to The Old ken
lucky Home"
A sermon was delivered at the
Tabernacle, Sunday afternoon nv Ee--
Alr CockreL, Baptist divine of Boston
Mass. O-'
Messrs. Conner and sloman l,i,1.s
a large wild cat while bird buDti-~
The first Leap ear party was e-i1-sSy,
by Miss Lula BrannoW and was o73e -
the most enjoyable affairs Of fbe go
son.
Mesdames Means and Fromms e,fer-
tanned a number of the Presbvferia,
women at the parlOr of the Rfr~s
hotel. A dainty luncheon was served
Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Crove11 81,
Indianapolis. Ind have arrived beTs
and viii make this place their hons
Judge John storms has returned
from San Antonio.
Geo. T. Spears has returned from q
business trip to Dallas.
Emanuel Fairey, and Mrs Elizabeth
Smith were Joined in marriage bv Rev
Mr.. Duncan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
ANOTHER VICTIM
IS RELIEVED
Mrs. Hoskins Lost Heart and
Gave Herself Up to Die,
But Is Relieved By
Taking Cardui, The
Woman's Tonic.

Cary, KY am in better health
than have been for years" writes
Mrs. sarah J. Hoskins, from this place.
and thank Cardui for It.
4 suffered for years with WOmanly
ailments, and at times would nearly
cramp to death Ny back and right
side would nearly Kill me.
Il tried everything to get relief but
tailed. 7 lost heart and gave I'D hope
OF ever getting we'll Then i saw Car
dui advertised, and got a bottle was
down IN bed, but before had taken
two bottles Of Cardui. 7 was ID and
helping with my work
Now, can wash all day and do my
house work, with ease feel better
than have for years. Since taking
Cardul. I have gained more flesh than 4
ever did In my life.
praise the medicine to all my
friends, for believe Cardui saved my
If you are weak, tired. WORKOUT. or
surfer from any of the pains peculiar 10
weak women such as headache. back
ache, pains in arm, side, or limbs. or
any other symptoms OF Womanly trou-
DIE you are urged to Try Cardui, the
Woman's tonic. IT viii help ven.
During the past fifty years, more
than million women have been bene-
Ilted BY using Cardui- Ask your drug
gist.
N B.-Write tos Ladies' ADVISORY
Dept ChattanOoga Medicine Co. Chat
tanooga4 Tenn, for Special Instructions.
and 64-pags book. Home Treatment
Tor Women sent In plain wrapper on
request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

ton has been unable to do 50 In the
required time, the government has
usually been 1enient In extending the
time
Each head Of family has a right
to entry $50 acres Of government land.
He may take the whole OF this as
desert entry. or he may divide It be-
tween homestead and desert entries.
AN the patented land in the Mimbres
valley has been patented In one or the
Title to this land rests soundly on the
best basis Of all land titles, the direct
word OF the government with no
shadow or semblance OF shadow upon
All Titles Good.
There is nothing which so dis
courages development IS shaky land
titles A man does not feel ike ex-
pending his money and labor on land
which might eTentually be taken away
from him upon some pretext or other.
The 1rimbres valley farmer rests secure
on the absolute guarantee OF the Unit
ed States government
on the other hand, when the farmer
feels secure in the possession Of his
land II gives him an Inspiration to
work upOn and improve the same. He
builds up a home in the assurance
that not only he but his children also
viii enjoy the fruits Of his labor. 1t
Is an asset OF inestimabIe value to any
corning the validity OF land titles So
Tar IN the Deming country there have
been few transfers since patent issued.
and hence there has been no time for
even the ordinary complications as to
land titles 20 arise
The requirements which the govern
ment makes OF the settler before grant
ing title are such that the develop
msnt Of the section is very much
FASTENED For instance, where large
holdings are granted to any one per
son without rigid requirements as to
development. the land invariably gets
into the hands Of spectators, and Is
hindered for years in its Development.
on the contrary. where land can be
ACQUIRED only under the conditions
above set forth, it insures a thickly
settled country and very rapid de-
velopment-
Most Land Taken Up.
At the present time. practically all
the available government land i'm the
aIimbres valley has been taken up.
Something like two hundred thousand
acres have been filed upon in the last
~ months There is some traffic how
ever. in establishments or ASSIGN
ments. and when quarter Is relin-
uuished to the government. the land
Immediately becomes government land
and the new entryman is in the same
position as the original entryman when
H. first made entry. When an ASSIGN
ment of e desert entry Is made. the
assignee gets the benefit OF the i'm
provements which the assignor has
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MINING NEWS
MINING INCREASES
ALL OVER MEXICO
Output For the Past Year
Has Been Greater Than
Ever Before.


The Mexican Mining Journal says
that regardless Of the unsettled state
of political affairs. which has existed
throughout the republic for the great
er part Of the past year, the mining
industry has expanded and in point
Of production and value, surpasses that
Of the preceding year.
The expectation of bullion, which
may be taken as a fair index of the
volume Of the mining business for the
past fiscal year, shows that for the
year 1901. the gold bullion exported
amounted to 37,111 kilos and 40
grams. with a value Of S49, 4S1, 955-9Z,
Mexican currency, and that the silver
exported for the same period amounted
TO 2305.Og3 kilOs and 40 grams, with
a value Of SSO,S78, 1882. These figures
show an increase in the gold eXporta-
ton OF over million dollars and in
the case of silver an increase OF over
four million dollars over that OF the
previous year.
The figures for the previous fiscal
year. 19O9-'10, show the amount of
gold exported to have been sc, 22l ktlos
and $50 grams with a value Of $751;
295, 50S.3S. Mexican currency, and the
silver expectation was 2.257,S52 kilos
and $50 grams, with a value Of S76,371,-
SS4.15 Mexican currency.
These figures would indicate an eX-
pansfOn Of approximately two per cent
in the gold industry and six per cent
in silver production
comparison Of the gold produc-
ton figures Tor the past five years,
shows a steady increase in production
and are as follows, values being IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
CASCARETS FOR A
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Gently but thoroughly siennss ana reg
ulafe your Stomach. Liver ana
Bowels while yen sleep.

That awful sourness. belching OF acid
and foul gases; that pain IN the Dit of
the stomach, the heartburn. nervous
ness nausea bloating after eating. Feel
ing OF fullness, dizziness and sick head
ache, means Indigestion; a dis0rdersd
stomach which cannot be regulated un-
III you remove the cause Il isn't your
stomach's fault Your stomach is as
good as any.
Try Cascarets; they cure indigestion.
because they Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach remove the sour.
undigesred and fermenting food and
FOUL gases take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the decomp6sed
waste matter and poison from the in
tesunes and bowels Then your ston1-
ach trouble IS ended forever. A Cas-
caret tonight viii straighten you out
BY morning Decent box from any
drug store viii keep your entire family
feeling good for months Don't FORGET
the children-their little insides need a
good, gentle cleansing. too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
KANSANS BUY LAND
NEAR TO PoRTALES
Cashier Of Bank Resigns and
His Successor Is
Chosen.

Portales, n. NJ, Ian. 10.-W. H. Ball,
NJ F. Beard and Grant MeCaw Of stat
ford, Kas., who bought irrigated land
here last fail. have arrived to make
this their home. Mr.. Ball has bought
the Molinari bungalow in the south
part Of town and viii make this his
home. Mr.. Molinari viii move into one
OF the Howard residences.
". H Garrett has sold 40 acres Of
the Sam Turner place north Of town to
NJ /. Thistle Of Colorado. Mr.. Thistle
expects to improve this land at once
by building a modern bungalow and
putting in a private pumping plant.
S. A. Morrison has resigned his posi-
tion as cashier Of The Portales Bank 3,
Trust company and A f. Jones has
been elected cashier to serve for the
coming year.
Mrs Mamie Reynolds. wife Of NJ. c.
Reynolds, died at their home north OF
town, aged 81 years The body was
shipped to their old home at Duncan,
Okla, for interment
Rev. J. O. Herrin, the new pastor Of
the Baptist church, has arrived and viii
hold regular services at the church
Sunday. Rev. Mr. Herrin has been act
ing as pastor at Estancia and Mountain
Air.
The American Sugar Manufacturing
company Is progressing well in secur-
ing contracts and expect to close the
matter soon and begin active opera
tions IN installing plants.
At the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs
j. r. StephesOn. Miss Beulah Stephe-
son and Arthur Tubbs were united in
marriage, Rev. Stroud performing the
ceremony.
]. c. Crume and Miss Annie Wallace
were married here by judge Jones.
W. 7. Faggard has rented 40 acres
Of irrigated land to six Japanese who
viii raise truck this year.
The Phllathea- Baraca Sunday school
d fl IA q
friends were entertained by Mrs. w o.
Oldham at her home. The decorations
were purple and gold, with mistletoe.
Various games were played and several
interesting contests worked out. the
winners receiving. hand painted pic
lures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MELTING SNOW MAY
SAVE THE CATTLE
Hope Held Out in Panhan-
die That Many May
Escape Death.

Dalhart. Tex, Jan. 1O-Hope for the
lives Of thousands Of starving cattle
on the ranges was held OUT today by a
sudden rise in temperature. This is
the first thaw in the Texas panhandle
for three weeks.
r. S. Coon. president Of the Dalhart
board Of trade, has been named the
chairman Of the National Highway as
ISOLATION, for this district, and VIII
meet with the Good Roads convention
at Pueblo, Colo.
District judge D. 2. Hail Of the seth
Judicial district has opened court at
stratfOrd Texas. His Itinerary for the
following II weeks Is; Stratford. Sher-
man county, two weeks; Dumas, Moore
county. two weeks; TascOsa, Oldham
county, two weeks; Claiming, Hartly
county, two weeks; Dalhart, Dallam
county. six weeks.
Passenger traffic On the Rock Island
during the past few days has been
greatly interfered with on account OF
snow in Kansas. Mail, express and pas
sengers have made Dalhart the stop
ping place during the delay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MARK SMITH MAKES
BIG DUCK KILLING

Douglas, Ariz.. Jan. 10.-With a total
Kill OF 125 ducks and two geese to their
has returned from Yzabal, Son. The
mem ers of the party were senator
Mark Smith, E. r. Pirtle, c. o. Ellis,
M J. Cunningham, w. H Brophy, Al
fred Paul and H. 3. Rice. Senator
smith refuses to speak Of matters polit-
ical at this time. He left for his home
in Tucson today
Miss Luta E Ament Of Douglas and
James NJ lhnston Of San Diego. Cal,
were quietly married at the home Of
the brother of the bride. J. A. Vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston win make their
home here.