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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
DEVELOPMENT
BREAK LAND WITH
TRACTION ENGINES
Contract Awarded at Mid
land for Another Three
Story Building.

Midland, Tex, Feb. 1.-two so
horse power oil pull traction engines
with gangs of so plOws have arrived at
Midland. They are to be used in break
ing up big tracts OF agricultural land
to be put IN cultivation for the first
time. A public demonstration Of the
tractors breaking both sod land and
stubble field was planned for today
but owing TO recent heavy rains the
ground is too wet TO pillow.
Contracts have been closed for the
store building IN Midland The build
ing IS being constructed by J. J. West
moreland- It viii have frontage Of
% feet and VIII be loo feet deep, with
concrete basement The store has al
ready been leased to some mercantile
company. Mr.. Westmoreland declined
TO divulge the exact nature OF the new
business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
DEMING AND MINIBRES VALLEY
DEMING AWARDS CONTRACT AND BEGINS WORK
ON NEW CITY PARK; DEALS ARE MADE IN LAND5

z Wingate, Indianapolis IND X
Holleraft Delta, Colo; W W. Germs
David belong sold his $50 acres four
miles west Of Deming to Dr- J. g. Molr
ana H j. Williams, consideration 20
per acre
Telephone Company Formed.
The organization OF the Luna County
TeIeDhone association has been per
fected, incorporation papers Iiled anu
published The following perIn.-iIlelll
officers and directors have been sleCI-
ed. Hugh Ramsay. president; A v
VfIkerson, vice president, Frank bar
rett secretary and treasurer 4nese
erar,r1emen also composed the perIna4-
ent hoard Of directors. Three car loads
OF DOles have Just been ordered, ana
construction work arranged TO oeSlH
at once President Ramsay states mat
the construction work VIII be COIL
pleted within ninety days
AR and Mrs. Geo B. McCarLy, u
EmmettsOurg, Ia, are the guests "a
Mr. and Mrs. P J. Case IN
,Tbe Cbrfstian revival meetings VIII
he held from now on in Bakers nan
Instead of in the church, as con-
p Jones. Of Chicago. is visiting
" J. Crawford. Of this place
T J. Brown, OF Hachitar return ed %
his home today, after spending sever a
DAYS here on business
J. Scott Robertson, the new nlaLe5 -
Of the Nan ranch, passed through Dem
inc Wednesday en- route to the neau-
quarters OF the ranch on the AilIl ll Is
DIT H. B. Purl, OF Wichita rams
is here prospecting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
PORTALEs MERCHANTS
PLAN PRIZE EVENTS
Will Boost Trade With Gifts
to Farmers of the
Valley.

PortaIes, n a.. Feb. 1s.-PortaIes
Retailers and Business Mems associ-
alton has arranged to have series Of
sales days on the first Monday Of each
month beginning with Monday. March
l. Prizes in merchandise will be Of
fered for the largest number OF people
brought from outside Of town IN a two
horse wagon for the second largest
load, for the best pair Of mules brought
from outside the town. for the best pair
Of horses TO the farmer bringing In the
largest load OF produce raised by him
self, and to the farmer bringing in the
second largest load OF produce raised
by himself.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
ONLY CRIMINAL CASE HEARD
RESULTS IN AN AC0UITTAL

AIDine. Tex. Feb. 15.-Tbe only erin
inaI case disposed of here IN district
court. which has been in session since
the morning Of Monday. Feb 5, Was that
OF the state vs.. Charles Robson which
resulted in a Jury verdict OF not glllCN-
The Datit i1rrv was excused yesterday
at noon for the term Civil cases are
now occupying attertiOn OF the court
Commissioners court Is now IN ses-
sion. and county court Will convene next
Monday morning.
The Grand Jury adjourned Yesterday
having found p true bills, sixteen Of
which were for horse theft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16

Deming y n, Feb. 16.-At a meeting
OF the Park committee in the rooms o.
the chamber Of commerce the contract
for filling in 1858 yards Of dirt upon the
site Of the proposed park in front Of
the union station was let to o.. "
Sadler. The work started today ! ms
park covers 634 feet by SO feet lyIhS
along Railroad avenue on the > r
company's property, which ground nds
been leased to the chamber OF com
uerce for park purposes \ contIaC1
will be let in a few days for IA -
irrigation well in the center OF ne
park. the water from which " HL -, De
used for irrlgating the park me
pumping plant viii also be convenient
for exhibition purposes
sam Schwing has sold 40 acres OF
land just west of the Humid riiiCh - ~
$40 per acre to ". o. Watson. Lhe
deal was made through the Sloss-C'se
Land Co.
ships in Well Rig.
Famman & Ferguson have received
a No. 5 keystone well rig, when was
shipped here from the TOyah Valley.
This rig IS operated with Is H. p
steam traction engine with 20 =. =.
boiler. The first well which this form
will nut down will be one for W b
Brack. four miles northeast OF Deln-
ing Ramman & Ferguson VIII he
another wen rig shipped IN Wlthlh the
next two weeks. A.
RosebCrOugh Bros. have Dougnt Lne
Langton place, Consisting CT 1oO
eight miles east Of Deming.
Jas Bender of Gage, n NJ, is now
in the hospital in Deming suffering
from severe injuries to his head legs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
CONTRACT rs MADE
FOR ENTIRE YIELD
Pecos Melon Growers Sell
Crop in Advance to
Pittsburg Firm.

Pacos- Tex, Feb. 15.-At largely
attended meeting Of the Pecos Melon
Growers association. a deal was closed
between the association and Crutcn-
field & voolfolk, Of Pittsburgh, "a.
to handle the entire crop. The Ilrm
Contracted with is the same firm ina
for the mast nine years has been handI-
ing the crop OF the celebrated I'm
also the crop OF Rocky Ford. Colorado
The PecOs melon VIII come on the
market between the California and
Colorado product. and shipments will
be made from this city In solid car
load lots. All cars viii be diverted to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
CIRCLO DEL AMIGOS
INDORSEs THE RING

The Circle del Amigo, the Mexican
poIiueaI club, met Wednesday night
ana decided to indorse the ring
Ickel Dy a vote of 81 to 80, according
70 Ike Alderete. The club has mem
0ership OF los Ike says. and his men
walked out Of the meeting after the
vote had been taken. he says, as it
vote would be erafnst his candidacy
and those Of the organization
ticket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16

The Deming office of the FL Paso
Herald IS room II. MahOney block.
Roy Bedichek is agent and CORE
spOndent
The Herald's distributor in Dem
ing Is c. c. Rogers, room 1. Deck
ert building telephone 213. The
Herald viii be delivered to all
parts of the city same night OF pub
-ication, at so cents per month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16

Chicago in the west and Pittsburg IN
the east 7.--s.z
and as IL IS estimated that an acre VIII
produce about $50 to $50 crates OF mel mel
ons. standard size, and as carIoa3t
represents about the same nuInoeI O
citation should ship anywhere from 1oV
to 800 carloads.
J. ". Moore. OF this city, Is presl-
dent OF the association, and 4 =
Tr-feeted Experimental station, IS gen
eral manager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16

demand for better class rent houses is
stimulating building 1t IS said, there
being at present & scarcity Of good
rent cottages In Tucumcari
The double store room which has
been under construction on east Main
street, Is nearing completion One
side Of the building viii be occupied by
the Whitmore grecery company. the
other side by the Ridley barber shop.
It IS said that the room to be vacated
by the WhitmOre company, viii be
opened UP by S. NJ Brewer as an up
TO date billiard hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
FORT SUMNER TO GET
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK

Fort Sumner. n. N. Feb. Evil
liam H Parker, postmaster OF the Fort
Sumner office. has received q commu-
nicatfon from Frank H Hitchcock,
postmaster general, notifying him that
q postal savings bank would be estab-
ushed IN the Fort Sumner office. de-
posits to be received on and after
March g.
The people here are very enthusiastic
over the new postal bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
DEVELOPMENT
REAL ESTATE MEN
UNITE IN PORTALES
VIII Boost the Valley; Por-
tales Company Gets
T1Doa Ev+aDCiO0
Time Extension.

Portales. n. n, Feb. ia strong
real estate exchange has been or
gained here. which VIII carry on a
Systematic campaign OF advertising
and boosting the entire valley IN every
way possible They viii maintain 3
regular office with up-tO-datG methods
Of following prospects and getting In
touch with investors Of the class they
are seeking This exchange is com
posed of all the real estate men OF the
town and insures an organized move
ment that can be secured IN no other
way
Already under the new order Of
things, there have been several hundred
acres OF land changed hands at unpre
cedented prices. and prospective -pur-
chaserE are seen on the streets daily.
A. A. Rogers general manager OF the
Portales irrigation company has re-
turned from Chicago where he attend
ed & meeting Of che bondholders Of
the company, at which meeting he
secured an extension Of three years on
all payments OF principal on the bond
ed Indebtedness, together with a guar
antee for the operation Of the plant
during the coming season.
Ar. Rogers has opened offices in the
Citizens National bank building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
A Reasonable Plea
For the Stomach
II Your stomach Is Lacking in Dises-
tive Power. Why Not Help the
Stomach Do Its WOrks
Especially When It Costs Nothing to
TrT.

Especially When II Costs Nothing to
Not with drugs, but with a rein
forcement OF digestive agents, sucn a.
are naturally at work IN the stomach
Scientific analysis shows that diges-
ton requires pepsins nitrogenous Ter
ments and the secretion OF hydrOcnio-
rio acid. When your food fails to di-
Eest. il is proof positive that some OF
these agents are lacking in your d.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
nothing but these natural elements
necessary to digestion and when placed
at work in the weak stomach and
small intestnes, supply what these or
gans need They stimulate the gastric
glands and gradually bring the diges-
tive organs back TO their normal con
ditiOn-
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have been
subjected TO critical chemical tests at
home and abroad and are found to con
tain nothing but natural digestives-
Chemical laboratory Telegraphtc
address, "Diffindo,' London. Telephone
No 1929 Central 20 Cullum St.
London, 9Th Aug. 1905.
I have analysed most carefully box
Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets (Which
bought myself at q city chemists shop
for the purpose), manufactured by the
T. a. Stuart Co, Sc ClerkenWeu Road,
London, E. C., and have to report that
cannot md any trace OF FeEeEaD4e
or mineral pOisons- Knowing the in
gradients OF the tablets, I am Of opin-
ION that they are admirably adaptable
for the purpose for which they are in
tended.
(Signed)
John R. Brooks, f l. c., +. c. S
There is no secret in the preparation
OF SruGrts Dyspepsia Tablets. Their
composition IS commonly known among
physicians, as IS shown by the recon-
menEations OF 10000 licensed physi-
clans in the United States and Canada
Tney are the most popular OF all rene
dies for Indigestion, dyspepsia, water
brash, insomnia. loss OF appetite. mel
anchOlia, constipation, dysentery and
kindred diseases originating from i'm
proper dissolution and assimilation OF
foods. because they are thoroughly re-
liable and harmless TO man or child
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are at
once safe and q powerful remedy.
one grain OF the active principle in
these tablets being strong enough (by
test to digest 5000 grains OF steak.
eggs, and other foods. Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets viii digest your food
for you when your stomach cant
Ask your druggist for q fifty cent
box, or send to US direct for a free
trial sample package and you viii be
surprised at the result F. A. Stuart
Co., 80 Stuart Bldg, MershaIl. Mich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16

Right now is the time to call at 3o3
San Francisco street and ask H A.
Carpenter & Brother to explain the
GOUlds efficient Centrifugal Pump. It
has q water seal which absolutely pre-
vents loss by leakage. Better investi-
gate, it VIII pay you Wen. Also ask
about the Witte Gasoline Engine Low
prices and absolutely guaranteed COZ
five years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
Simple and scant.

-She wore no jewels save the sin
gle splendid ruby set in her betrothal
anything more would have made
her seem overdressed. From a
Weaver Of Dreams"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
TUOUMCARI MAN Is
BUILDING BUNGALOWS
Demand for Better Glass
Houses Is Stimulating
BIIilding

Tucumcaz, n. II, Feb. Isl p
F7asGon has commenced the construc-
don Of q fifth bungalow on south SEQ
9nd street near Gayneu avenue. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
DAILY RECORD


Deeds Field.
Altura Park-H. ". Jones and VIE
to H H McCord, lots p and %, block
30, Altura Park addition; consideration
SO. Feb. 10, 1912.
Altura Park. P. Kinney and Wlie
to H \. McCord, lots IS and % IN
block 45, Altura Park addition; con-
sideration $40. Feb. Is, 1912.
Altura Park-George Henninger and
wife to h II. McCOrd, lots 80 and 80,
block %; consideration $40. FEB. -
1912
Grand View-Grand View Realty
Co.. TO Maxwell G. Phillips, lots %, 26
and q, block 106 Grand View addition;
consideration $40. Feb IS, 1912
East FL Paso-+D. NJ Payne to ". F.
Porter, lots 9. block a" D. NJ Payne s
addition to East FL PasO addition.
FL PasO county-M Frank Faulk
and George NJ. ScrOggins to J. W. Dud-
ley section Of land in FL Paso county,
now part Of new county Of CulbersOn,
known as section u, in block y, Town
snip 2 T. & P. Railway Co. Jan. II,
Licensed to Wed.
domingo Dominguez to Marie Escon-
Ray Prangle to Minnie G. Fletcher.
Births Reported.
10 MT, and Mrs. Gustav F. Brock
InoIler 5000 AlamOgogordo street, East
II FaSo, Feb. Z, 1912, a son.
~ 10 Alr- and Mrs. Ellis Carlson. 315
n N1artinez street, Feb. ., 1912, a son.
70 Ar- and Mrs. Earl Anderson. 1905
Al ~ zone street, Feb. 3, 1912, a son
vr- - -lf- and Mrs John Mooney, 1912
IoLning street, Feb. 8, 1912, a son.
10 9E- and Mrs. c. Foster, Grand
We" addition Feb. 8. 1912. daughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
LandOffice Notes. so,a -

The folloWing business was dUue at
the limited States landoffice today:
Homestead entries; - Forrest NC
Kinley, Las Cruces, n. NJ. \. Z. -
Sec. 80. 7. %, S. r. g. W: Juan j.
3 r 70 8 r. W. Suspended until
final action is taken IN the matter OF
application 06665. ..
Following land was subjected 70
desert entry: John Fl. Hestand, santa
Ne n M T,ots and 2, F. 1-2. n W.
IA. Sec. 80, T "A. S. R W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
Licensed to Wed.
domingo Dominique to Marie Escon-

Ellla-
Ray Prangle to Minnie G. Fletcher
Hfrfha Renorfad
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TORONTO ENTRIES.
woopBINE RACE TRACK. roKo

wOODBlNE RACE TRACK. TOEON.
TO. Ont, May fi.-rhe entries 'or to-
morrow's races are as follows
rIBsT RACE. uovick ifaic; $500 added
maiden thre-,tsf.Olds and upe ani; sN fur,Oug.
Mud sill iOI; Allsncpn, l05; Morning uicw.
100. thins Yankee. ~, Ltbot, ~; Tom saw.
!rr, iUi! knowi, 100 81. Almore % Master
Edwin. y Mad RiIclet!c. So Mi; nsuit. ions
ian Aanc. 100 Inspector l"stnie' VI
sE JND nicE.-Mn flower. $500 sdld; two.
ytN-Ods. selling five iuilpngs. 'hgne. Zee, lV2
Man scribe. i0I 'I,lnslne, iOd. The siers.
iUs caltain Eliou, l0I
THlsb uAcE .f1s.h: 500 sided: ,hte.-J
Bssu chiffon, ii9. Knishis Diitr, 100 irs.
TVIRm RXCE.-kins E'wsri. Hotel .,:od
op; rrcgeu.olds and upward. slSO0 aided
nsmDsla. io2. aida. ~; .iste Gla.'. lgp
brr.c,u, NJ afros Los. III. hsA OAK
Fir.r, p Is;e'I wSnnMN,.-e ..,,,,r-s,.,; ..:or
sadei. .f9usytstolJ. and, qpe,Ll. about ~,
Us ~. Abe i6l saIattls Ear. 1888: III.
welkin, 1911 saBuckthcsue. las. High Hat. ibi
SINH RACE. Mount Royal. threc year-c,a,
a,scn,h miles 'Apia-icr ~. Chcpou,uc ITO
Scsimmase, 100; Fred Mulholland. ii3. tn,
,iarIncr' loo. Scrvdcenc~ lie
SEVENTH RACE-fnsled In tsnsde Whit
hy: thye- y-sr -okls. and Upward $500 sids1: ell
~ one mile 'NsrS'h 20 go JSs ,..is,y. sss
rms; re- csnrT;,s. iaa' Lons's' %; hur'ar
'Aprruties allowance Of ~. POUNDS claimed
Track Sloppy.
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r,,r u,ccpsr MT IN TEN YEARS.

The full sized. brightly co'ored, copiousl y
Illustrated, twentieth century Joke Book
siyen with next Sundays World will make
IL worth your while to get II.
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WAL[STREET.

The stock market pursued slow
dragging downward course following a
lower start to-day. Recessions We're
limited to fractions In Union Pacific,
steel and other standard securities, but
several inactive features sustained lar ge
losses. Canadian Pacific scored mys-
FERROUS decline of 23-+ points to 26i ~
Toward the end OF tho first hour a
firner tone developed and prices geuer-
ally recuperated their initial losses. The
list continued strong In the subsequent
dealings.
A mild selling attack against Reading
was the feature of the afternoon trad
ing. While the market was inclined
toward lethargy. a brief. selling drive
made against the leading coal share
carried the list out, OF the rut. Reading
fell from 1b to l13 SIS. other issues
reacted IN sympathy with Reading.
United states Rubber fell from 66 "a to
"a IL. but eventually recorded a partial
recovery.
But scant Improvement was visible at
closing time. re list just about touch
ing the love-. range Of the day.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RAc h selling: ~. and a half far
,"ngs, tommic Thompson. ~; Jnsc N Jefdsh
lbs, Sir msiss, 100, Tnfre,' iof; FsesIs. 10
WINNING Widow. io1: Duauesne. 10. Chspul'e
pee ia
SECOND RACE Purse; msidep two-year. I'D
colts; i've furionss. Gold Color. f2. solar star
us; coun,cusrt, u.s. Fiel, ii5: H9gsacs, iis
Bunch II Keys, lis. D'nvrll. us; Athuut. IN
rS,sr INN, iis! oO.s;;.'on. iiai Harry Lauder
TuiRn RACE selling: one. mite ard . II.
th-Jamcs Dockery Us; Gtiit. %; Hecih, M
Patruche ~: DAY Bird. os; The ROYAL Prince
los; col Asimssd.. 100: star orysn. ia, :.
FOURTH RACE Handicap; one mile and On
eighth Du,al. 100. Joe Morris 1922 Any Port
loa: Cherr,ola. i06 Font, 100; John furicns
fIrrm RACE Selling; five ard = half ir
longs FrliN. ~: chief Jackson ~ Cash On IL
liver M; snriushosrd,. 100; Kitty X; loa: Az
lsde. los: bachelor ,hh, 100; ,scs Nnnns,ig
lia,ly,, ,iit:, CsmpssoSl us, r,o. -, . 40,
teenth. .capitsn Brave. 49,; Merry Beau, 100
Queen Marguerite. l0i sMnilc, iu,. Chantl
Jtrsus. los: Crossovsr. Ill; Puika. iis: super
stiuon. 100.
,'F. J. rops entry.
Track fast.
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.Rspsrious. 100: overlook. io': Adoann. liz:
Eucutante IOS
sECUND RAoE selling; tbrse,ear.oids aei
pnSsd ,eout f ,ors; ps ,s,TS n, "a"
%: hibcruisa ico; Teddy Rear. TO; pi'rie'-
At0rnc, iuD: Catuls. ~
vaid: stuut i've fulonss, Gro.yeno', 10. LA,
Anns ~. ohgls ~; winhstt. il2; posNosi.
FOURTH RACE selling; three.yestolls and
inward seven, tutIongs, Monsieur y. i0i Cat
dctic, ii2 Heni6us, io2: 'Rlacs i,r,nch los.
fifrn Rrt settling thf,,rs,yc,r, -, ,,ni, w
Wells, lis; Deduction. ioi; Premier, ll2 'As
ricr 100; Joe usiicns ia; Cssaue. III.
,s.l ,bogi. h's iail,nss ,oa sgs,r i 10.
Emperor william ltN.
| .Apprenticc allowance claimed. Track fast.
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SURGEONS MUST GIVE
.ljp PRIVATE PRACTICE
e. TO ATTEND POLICE
Waldo Says He Hasn't Issued
Order "Yet," but 1t Is
Expected.

4 report became current about Police
headquarters this afternoon that Com
missioner Waldo had issued an order
70 the police surgeons directing them
70 give up their private practice and
DEVOTE all their time to the Police De-
payment, The Commissioner. when
ASKED about the report. sent this word
BY, Ms. secretary. Mr.. Sheehan:
Mo such an order has been issued,
yet"
THERE appeared to be a lot of sig
nifcance In that yet"
The entire Board OF Police Surgeons
numbering twenty-five, was in session
ut the time IN the Headquarters build
ing on the fourth floor.
we haven't received any such an
order yct." said one of the surgeons.
'1ncwever. We have heard r,inors that
such an order was on the way"
gfNs police surgeons get $500 a year.
They are sworn members Of tho force
: eligible to retirement with pay under
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Convict's Bravery in Flood Dis
trict Wins Him "a Pardon.

Because of the bravery shown by
Harry Mills. who was amons the con-
victs sent TO hold back the swollen
river in Mississippi towns. he has been
granted a pardon. The superintendent
of the convict camp reported Mills az
the brayest man he ever saw.
Tine prisoner was given twenty years
ut vicksburg for murder, and had es-
capped, married In Arkansas and become
a father. when rearrested recently and
returned to prison.
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prescribed conditions. About half q

dozen could retire now.
Commissioner OF Accounts Fosdick has
recently been investigating the police
surgeons. This action was inspired by
allegations that policemen willing to
pay are retired for physical disability
when they are perfectly we'll and that
money considerations have something to
do with sick leaves. No proof of these
statements has been adduced.
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TOTLoN. France, May M.-The Prince
Of Wales arrived here to-day from
Paris and embarked on board the
French battleship Danton. the flagship
OF vice-Admiral Boue de In Peyrero'
where he will spend several days wit
Messing the manoeuvres In the Medlter-
ranean of the French feet.
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IL Paying 10 Cents Per
100 for Files (Dead).

The city officials Of Worcester. Mass,
have set out to rid the place OF flies
by paying 10 cents for every 100 dead
insects delivered at the city hall.
The Mayor has appointed a fiy-exter-
minating committee of school teachers
and most Of the slaughter 10 being done
by school chdldren.
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ACTIVE SECURITIES.

az 800 Shares Union Pacific 1880 shares Cop
Per. iSSOO shares. and Lshsh VALLEY. 2'.'oo
shares.
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ELECTRIC PARK ENTRIES.

ELECTRIC PARK RACE TRAt X.
Baltimore. Md. May si.-The entries for
tomorrow ire as follows:
FIRST RACE--seilng: thrrv.yesr.olds aud IN.
ward; six and half furlongs --'fraVei Light 100;
'Ncsier, l05. Red Jacket. 40: Court Jester iOt
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-19

Proceedings of the Co. Commits
sioners appear on page Z.
School warrant books at 75cents
each at the Independent Office.
Fer a square deal. good lumber. and
low prices, come to J. H. oueal Co.
Day books. and ledgers of all
sizes for sale at the Independent
office.
A,girl arrived at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Souhrada
last Friday.
Paul Kokes has blood poison in
his arm. He is in the care of Dr..
Blezek.
f. A. Wagner of Utica was
here on business matters last Fri
day.
Joseph Shorpik and his family
were at Tyndall last Friday visit
ing relatives.
Several of the people from this
place attended the fair at Sioux
City this week.
J. E. Matuska took Louis Hakl
to Chas Mix county in his ma
chine Tuesday.
No hunting or shooting allowed
on my land. All violators will be
prosecuted. Jos. Hakl.
v. A. Barger moved into the
dwelling which was formerly own
ed and occupied by Mrs. Matuska.
j. J. MARTINEZ of near Lake An
des brought two of his children
here Monday who wsll attend the
local school.
Bohumil Nigrin, a cousin of
Mrs. Jos. Trunec and Frank Ho-
Iub of Omaha visited relatives
here laat week.
Joseph Bares and family moved
into the house of old gent Kudrna
in the eastern part of town town
this week.