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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

happiness, health. success and useful
ness.
Every such thought is a particle Of
mind substance which goes into the
forming Of a foundation for the porta-
bic Heaven TO be enjoyed right here on
earth by the persistent toiler In the
realms Of the invisible
The Road to Nowhere.
You who have gone for months or
years in the old way OF worry and
doubt and misery and failure must see
that IL is a road which leads YOU no
where but to deeper misery. 1t is
destructive mental power which you
are using. Turn now and try con-
structive thought
II is not too late to build your por-
table Heaven.
1t is not too late for you to make a
success of your life.
Set to work in the right way: create
what you desire.
The material is yours il you wish tn
employ fl. -
However difficult your situation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
FARMING
BARREHDO PEOPLE
SELL MELON CROP
Alfalfa From HOndO Section
Is Freighted Into
Roswell.

Roswell. n n, April 1S,-The Ber-
rendo Irrigated Farms company entered
into contract with John Nix. Of Chica-
20 and New York. TO raise him 200
acres Of csntaloupes this season Nix
viii take al Of the crop at market
prices. having an Inspector TO make the
inspection at Roswell. The planting OF
the crop will begin this week.
While the planting and care Of the
plants viii be under the dlrecs super
vision Of Prof. Alexander Mcpherson,
the Berrendo Irrigated Farms com
Dany. the several farmers VIII have the
general care Of the crop
Last year the Berrendo farmers
planted 100 acres Of canteAoupes and
one shipment was marketed at 500 per
crate, topping the Chicago market over
the Rocky Ford melons.
Buys HondO Alfalfa.
It has been a long time since alfalfa
has had to be freighted Into the city
or Roswell. but this is what is actu-
from the valley of the HOndo up in the
Captain mountains J. II. Hail, Of the
Halls Commission company, returned
this week from FL Captain and the
Hondo country. buying several tons o.
this leguminOus crop. His Louisiana
and Texas markets are demanding hay.
The whole valley crop has been shipped
OF consumed locally, and nothing was
left but make arrangements to make
long haul over the mountain roads
The Pecos valley shipped out 5000
cars Of hay this season, and the local
and foreign market demand is a DO
nanza for the farmers up the HOndo
valley. The hay has been stacked
out in the fields all winter. because the
local markets could be shipped and
used so much cheaper
With the blooming of the fruit trees
the orchardists in the PecOs valley
Il
are not blooming heavily. a natural re-
suit OF the very heavy crop last year.
The apples viii be much larger and
finer, however than those of last year
and it is thought the returns viii be
almost If not quite as large as those
Of 1871.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

however hopeless your outlook. do not
waste one moment more IN thinking
upon your condition in that light
You have accomplished nothing so
far by such thoughts
However unjust the world seems TO
you. put all such destructive thoughts
away and begin to reconstruct your
life on a new foundation
Vour Thoughts TO Elevate ON.
once YOU set about il. astonishing
things viii happen an
Not at once. but gradually viii
changes occur which seem today I'M
possible TO you
You are master Of your own mind
Compel it, then, to think only the
thoughts that can build you Heaven
to carry about with you wherever YOU
And all other things shall be added
thereuutO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
COLD CAUSED
A WRECK
Mrs. Mitchell Has Weary
Search for Relief. Physi-
clans State No Hope
For Recovery.

MOrgantOn. N. C-"My health
had been a wreck for years. says Mrs.
c. c. Mitchell. of this city.
When I was 10 years old. I com
menced to suffer. caught cold. and it
went into a fever.
I stayed IN bad health. and though I
used all kinds of medicine. I got no re-
lief, until l tried Cardu. the woman's
tonic.
Cardui cured me. It IS the best
medicine I ever used. 1 cannot praise
It enough.
Then. some time ago. I was taken
down again very bad. The doctors all
said could not live. and they gave me
up. I used Cardui and was greatly re-
Teved. Now. l am entirely well.
Cardui IS a good medicine and worth
its weight IN gOldl I viii keep it in my
home all the time. as I do not want to
be without 1t.
Do you wonder why Cardui is so
popular, when it has cured so many sick
and aiIing women, after other medicines
had failed2
The reason Is that It goes to the spot
that needs attention and does the work
that Is required.
All women need Cardui, the WON
ans tonic.-at times. When you
do, will you Try it? Please do.
N B-Write to; Ladies' Advisory
Isept. Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat
tanoOga. Tenn. for Special Instructions.
and 64-page book, Home Treatment
for Women sent in plain wrapper on
request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
EASTERN PARTIES
BUY KISTLER TRACT

TOyah, Texas. April 18.-The Kistler
section Of land. eight miles west Of
town, has been sold to eastern parties
who are preparing to utilize the arte-
sian well on the premises. Thev exDec+
to plant large acreage in alfalfa at
once, ana VIII pay especial attention
to this money making crop.
This work, viii be the beginning Of
an era Of general development thro1Ieb-
out this section, where artesian water
Is known to exist IN large quantities at
a depth Of 500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

Whenever you can. rest your feet
by putting them on a fOotstOol or BY
lying down. so that they are on the
same level as the rest of the body.
This helps the circulation BY eQualiz-
Ing ii and resting I'm this way is much
more satisfactory than sitting up with
the feet hanging.
The comfort of the feet depends on
their absolute cleanliness. and you
cannot overdO the bath habit The
japanese wash tAeir feet in every run
ming brook they pass. so I'm told and
they also massage them and file the
hardened caIOused places. Their feet
are usually perfect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
Health and Beauty Helps

ounce quinzOin and = pint cold water.
This viii show better results IN q
short time ts1an all the hair growers
on the market put together. Oils and
vaseline really do very little good but
this tonic viii be a most pleasant
surprise 70 You I'm its beneficial re-
suits 1t removes dandruff. stops
sealp-irritatiOn and checks falling hair
almost instantly
Miss G. c.: You viii find nothing as
GOOD TO strengthen your weak eyes.
clear them Of redness and make them
brilliant and beautiful as this simple
eye tonic Dissolve an ounce OF crystOs
IN a pint Of water and put few
dIops in each eve twice a day. Many
very successful oculists recommend
this fine tonic owing to its great ner-
It. Inere is nothing better for treat
ing ,granulated lids and it acts very
quickly.
Mrs e. 1t is a very simple matter
70 remove every trace Of hair from
your chin Make a paste with a lit
tie powdered delatOne and water. then
spread on hairy surface and in two
or three minutes rub off wash the
skin and the hairs viii have vanished
4iS IS a painless and certain way in
"hlch 20 Danish hairy growths
Jgaaita: The cost Of fat-reduction
heeo not be high If you viii buy 4
ounces Of parnOtis and dissolve III IN
p plHls not water. YOU have the hest
allL saleSt Iar-remedy known Take a
taoLesPo onIul before meals and YOUR
SNCess rat VIII soon be gone No diet
ing or violent exercises are Decasse- ~
ana your skin viii remain smooth ana
lnWrlnhled Parnotis is absolufeIy-
SflnIess and has worked wonders
"nere other remedies failed.
A. + AZ; 7 do not like to recommend
any Of the prepared cold creams s y,
most most oI them are too greasy and are
nkely To cause hair to crow ~ -
skin. Try this, Stir I ounce alr,,-,1-
ana = teaspoonfuls glycerine in IS oi-f
colo waite This VIII make AZ ~
esilent cream that viii cleanse vonr
SKIN and keep it smooth veIvety sTS
Iree from chapping. Ii viii Keen ,-o,,-
compleNlon radiant perfectly 81.
ana nee from blackheads ana v-ri1-
kles.-AdF o "I4n-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
ANOTHER MOVE is
MADE FOR MARTINEZ
Efforts Still Being Made to
Save Mexican Youth
ETOI1 Hanging.

AustIn, Tex, April I7.-AnOther move
was made today in the case of Leon
Cardenas MARTINEZ, jr., the young Next
can under sentence of death Tor the
murder of Miss Emma Brown, when at
torneys for the relater Martinez. filed
an application in the court of criminal
appeals to be allowed 80 DAYS in which
to prepare a bill of exceptions which
viii be satisfactory to a majority Of
the court.
Tt develops that the bill of exceptions
heretofore filed was not quite satisfae-
tory to the majority of the court. When
this has been acted on an application
for writ Of error to the United States
supreme court viii be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

sure TO dry them between the toes
Dust the feet well with talcum pow
der before putting on your stockings.
The Hot FOOtbath.
careful peGicuring should follow
the hot foot bath at night, and all cal
louS places should be gently fled
down with a file or a piece of pumice
stone BY doing this regularly YOU can
avoid having corns and ugly callous
places. Nails should never be trimmed
down too close to the toe but should
be cut square and kept just at the
length where they protect the toe,
yet where no shoe can press against
them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
PLAINVIEW COUNTRY
PLANTS MANY TREES

Plainview. Texas. April 1s-The fall
and spring tree planting record for the
PlainFieW section has been set far in
advance OF any preceding year. L n
Dalmont announces that one firm has
sold $4,000 worth Of trees for the
planting season that IS stiu on. and
that the large majority Of these trees
were planted in Hale county. The nur-
sery force Of a dozen men has been
unable TO keep up with the delivering
and at the same time 10 graft loo, 600
stock trees and bud $4,000 in addi-
ton, in preparation for q still greater
sale this fall and next spring. Mr.. Dali
mont reports that fruit trees have been
chiefly sold. the apple tree pred omin-
ating in this class. Shade trees have
been planted prOfusely In Plainview.
but the farmers, as a rule have mani
tested a desire to start young orchards
only. The fruit prospects were never
80 bright on the plains, even the peach
buds having survived the winter.
One hundred porch columns and caps.
What viii you give for them2 No rea-
sonabIe offer rejected. Lander Lumber
Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

last springs jacket which was given
a massage treatment with the cleaner.
The result was q success and all OF
the holdup wearing apparel was drag
fed from its seclusion and subjected
10 the dry cieauing process, which
promises TO reduce the cleaning bills
in many happy homes In FL PasO.
The attorney general has approved a
$4,000 road bond issue for Anderson
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

A small boy stood in absorbed con-
temptation before a pair of foils, allur-
ingly displayed in a shop window. At
length his longing burst forth in
words
'Geel but I wish had them fencers. "
A gentleman standing beside him
had been watching him with much in
terest He now remarked: why. my
hoy, can you fence?'
Il don't know if I can fence" the
boy returned with some hesitation.
cut I could do some mighty good
pOkin.' "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
CHA VALLEY FRUIT IS
RADTT DAMAGED BY COLD


SOlOmOnville AriZ. April iS.-The
cold weather has injured the fruit in
the ella valley a great deal Some may
have escaped. but the damage was very
general and severe.
Mrs n N. COrnblith is entertaining
the young matrOns at her home On
Bowie avenue.
Airs. c. r Norman has recovered
from an attack Of grip.
Mss Eva Eakin and J. ID. Williams.
Miss Carrie Simpson and 5. Marcos
went TO Miss Simpsons place in Ar
tesla about eight miles from town and
spent the day. Miss Simpson has filed
on so acres Of land and is living on il
the required time to get a title from
the government
Grant Robin has about completed
arrangements for leasing the Solomon
hotel
J. K Dial OF Stafford. was in town on
business.
". r Chambers and son. Richard
were county seat visitors this week
Miss Teresa LUjan accompanied her
sisterinlaw, Evarista LUjan to Miami
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To VIM. Edwards. to build brick res
idence on lots and and east one
half lot 3 block 6 Golden Hill addition
Estimated cost S3,O93-
Deeds Filed.
The Island. san ElIzar1S-4 B. Kill
patrfcl1 to D. H Rogers, 46-4l acres.
Consideration S92S.20- April 9. 1872
Douglas street. between Grama and
Ccpia streets-Ruby Patton TO = IL
Patton. lot p and west u II feet IOi
90 block 125 East FL PasO addition.
Consideration $3.50. March %, 1872
Southwest corner Mckinley avenue
and Martinez street-Nilltary Helg Is
Land Co. to Fannye E. Alexander, lots
II to 20 block 8. Consideration $zlO.
May %, 1910.
San Elizario, Tex.-Gaspar GirOn and
wife to W J. Stahlman, lS.S acres
Consideration 1868 April 5; 1912
Tobin. Tex.-Frank r. TObin to
Juan NJ AldonadO, lot IL block $50,
Consideration $50. Feb 20, 1909
Margaret 3. Graham. TO FLORENCE
Tucker. lot u and south I Z feet lot 1S
block s Satterthwaite's addition Con-
sideratiOn $40. March 10, 1912 Flor
ence Tucker to T. B. DOckerE Con-
sideration $40 March a., ISI--
FL PasO cOunty-Chas- J. Canda et
ais TO O. G. Young and J. NJ Daughers
~, survey 19, township 3 block 81. T.
& P. surveys, containing $50 acres
Consideration $4,000. Feb. Is. 1912.
Wyoming street, between Lee and
Dallas Streets. H. Wolfe and wife
to J. A. Armstrong and wife, lot 10.
easterly II feet lot is, westerly u
Inches lot 20 block 80 Franklin
Heights. Consideration $3.50. April
6. 1912
FL PasO cOunty-Estate Of H. NJ
Mundy 10 J. Clark Richaberger. soc
acres in Maria Rodriguez survey Con-
sideratiOn $1,000. Jan 20, 1912
PittsburE avenue between Dakota
and Kentucky aTenues-AIable Jones
to Harriet A. Tom, lots II and 2 block
Sc Highland Park Consideration $3.50
April 16, 1912.
Licensed to Wed.
Willie l. Thomas and Evelyn Camp
bell
Automobile Licenses.
911-Fred S. Leyba, as South Camp
bell street. five-passenger Cadillac
912-Mrs Lee GlasscOck, 1913 Cali
fOrnia street, passenger Buick
Births.
To Mrs. Pedro COntreras. Santa Fs
and 9Th streets, twins, one boy and
one girl. April u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

K. B.: Regardless Of your age,
would not recommend the use of face
powder. 1t clogs the skins pores and
in time viii make your complexion
rough and anything but handsome. The
best kind of a beauutter IS made Dy
dissoIvinE 4 ounces Of spurmaX IN y
pint witch hazel cor hot water), add
ing teaspoonfuls glycerine- This
viii whiten and refine your skin II
takes away that oily, shiny look bet
ter than powder and does not show
or rub off so easily. This lotion viii
clear your complexion and give to it
a wholesome, charming tone, also az
fording the skin splendid protection
from chapping I'm the wind.
Mrs. F. b; To have a head Of perfect
hair you must keep your scalp absO-
lutely clean and free from dandrufL
II YOU will shampoo twice a month
with teaspOonful Of canthrON dis
solved in a cup of hot water, rinsing
thoroughly with clear water, you viii
find your hair Will always be fluffy,
bright and clean. This shampoo Is so
far superior TO others that the best
class OF hairdressers use it almost eN-
clusively. II makes the hair dry
quickly without any signs of streak
ing. brittleness or other bad effects
which are caused by using soap. There
is nothing like III for removing dan
druff, cleansing the hair and giving 10
IL that much-desired fluffiness and
bIilliance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

c. P; Your pimples. sallowness and
hollow cheeks are due to a rundown
condition of the body The only way
to remove these Ills is to clear your
blood of its impurities. Dissolve one
ounce kardene and y cupful sugar in
p pint alcohol. then add hot water to
make a quart Take a tablespoonful
before each meal This Is a splendid
system tonic and viii soon restore the
look Of perfect health 10 your face.
iii out your cheeks and give YOU the
energy and ambition which only
healthy person has. 1t is a wonderful
blood-purifier euergizer and liver reg
ulatOr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
Ell PAsO WOMAN FINDS NEW

Ell PAsO WOMAN FINDS NEW
USE FOR VACUUM CLEANER,
Vacuum cleaners promise to reduce
the cost Of living in FL Paso. A north
side housewife who owns a vacuum
cleaner has discovered that the ma
chimes are equally good for rugs and
garments She experimental with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

d Skin OlsFasea
and sTery biemish
on beauty. and de-
les detection. It
has stood the test
Of g. FszrA and
Is 90 harmless we
tastsit tcbssureit
Is properly nada
Acosptuo counter
felt Of similar
name. Dr.. L A.
SaTre said 70 8
lady Of the haut-
ton "a PATIENT 4:
As you hdies
VII is then,
I recomme end
harmful Of AL the
EEists ard Fancy
1ada and D7rope.
a. - 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

NJ. D.. You can make your hair grow
In thick and abundant by rubbing into
the scalp twice a week the followfng
tonic: Nix together y pint alcohol, /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18
A skin Of Beavy Is a scy Forever
RR. 7. Felix Gouraud's Oriental
~ Cream or Magical Beautiflsr

Removes Tan PImplsS
Freckles. Moth Patches.
Rasl. nd SKI d.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

Licensed to Wed.
Willie L. Thomas and Evelyn Camp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-18

n B-WrIte to; ladies' Advisory
Tept. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chat
tanooga. Tenn. for Special Instructions.
and 64-page book, Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper, on
request
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-07-13
START A CRUSADE
AGAINST SPLITTING
COURT ROOM Is CLEANED
OFFICERS WILL ENDEAVOR TO
STOP FILTHY PRACTICE
DURING COURT.

For the first time probably in the
history of the county, efforts will be
made on the part of the county Off
GERS to keep the courtroom in clean
sanitary condition during the session
of circuit court, which convenes here
Monday. In past years no restric-
tion has ever been placed on those
persons who chew tobacco for the
purpose of getting the juice out of it,
and after four or five days of court
overshoes or rubber boots have been
needed to navigate the courtroom.
All this is to be changed at the
forthcoming session. Deputy Sheriff
c. O. Payne has had gang of men
busily engaged all day in scrubbing
and cleaning up the circuit court
room, and Circuit Clerk j. H. Hartje
has had printed lot of placards
bearing the words Don't Spit on the
Floor-$5.00 Fine" which will be
posted about the courthouse. The
suggestion will be made to the pre-
siding judge that he make this fine a
real penalty instead of threat, and it
is thought he will do so.
The court will be conducted by
Judge H. N. Hutton of Mariana,
who has exchanged circuits for the
term with Judge Eugene Lankford of
DeVall's Bluff The docket is a COM
paratively heavy one, and unless a
considerable number of cases are
postponed, the court will be in ses-
sion at least two weeks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-07-13
EXPECT SEVERAL
CARSCANTALOUPES

Probably a dozen cars of canta-
loupes will be shipped from Conway
this season, in spite of the extremely
season, in the opinion of
the truck growers who met at the
courthouse this morning. The meet
ing was called for the purpose of
arrangements for marketing
the cantaloupes, and after canvass
ing the number expected by each
grower it was decided to wire an or
der for carload of crates at once.
This will be sufficient to ship six
cars of cantaloupes. Another car of
crates will probably be ordered with
in a few days.
w. M. Watts, who planted seven
acres, apparently has the best crop
and expects to gather four or five
ears himself.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-07-13
NAME ELECTION
COMMISSIONERS

Mayor W. H. Duncan and ]. B.
Higgins, Democrats, and D. l.. Hoov-
er, Republican, all of Conway, will
compose the board of election COM
missioners for Faulkner county for
the ensuing year. These men were
recommended by the chairman and
secretary of the county Democratic
central committee, most of the Demo-
cratic county nominees and a number
of others, and it is stated that no
other recommendation were filed
with the stat hoard.
Governor nonaghey, Secretary of
State Hodgee ard Attorney General
Norwood, cor losing the state board
of election co. nissioners, met at Lit
tie Rock this 'ternoon to begin the
work of selecting the county boards.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-07-13

planned to divert the shipments to
some other market, but an investiga-
ton showed that the other markets
are in the same glutted condition as
Little Rocks.
Hence the owners of the peaches.
receiving the cooperation of local
produce firms, decided to place the
fruit on sale in Little Rock, as they
feel they can realize better returns in
that way than in any other.
Jean Reutlinger, vice president of
the Brockman Commission and Cold
Storage Company, said last night
that the cars are under refrigeration
and the peaches are in fine shape.
They are packed in bushel baskets,
and will be sold at minimum price.
The cars are at the Rock Island plat
form at Third and Ferry streets.
George R. Brown, secretary of the
Little Rock Board of Trade, in dis
cussing the matter last night, said
that it was imperative that the fruit
growers appoint selling agent at
Little Rock, to keep them informed
as to the condition of the market,
and the price at which the fruit is
selling. He said that in this way
there would be no trouble in dispos-
ing of the fruit sent here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-07-13
SEEK TO ORGANIZE
COTTON COMPRESS

Working in quiet way for sever
al days a group of local business men
have been endeavoring to organize a
stock company to establish cotton
compress at Conway, and one of the
interested parties said today the new
enterprise is practically assured. 1t
is planned to install machinery of
ample capacity to handle all cotton
shipped from Conway as well as such
as may be sent here from nearby
towns for compressing, and if the
plans of the organizers are carried
out the plant will be in operation at
the opening of the cotton season this
year.