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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
MALAH ESTATE is
SOLD AT FIT. DAVIS
Convention Is Held in Con
nectiOn With Union
Sunday School.

Fort Davis. Tex, Jan. &c H. Bird
has purchased 1880 acres Of land four
miles northeast of town. 1t is a part
of the old Malah estate. W. E. Pruett
ana A. NJ. Mckee bought the other IN
terests.
A SUNDAY school convention was held
in Fort Davis with the union SUNDAY
school at the Presbyterian cnuIch on
Monday An address was gwen Dy
stsfe FIELD worker William +. Hawkins
A morning session was held 1uesoay'
\ Keesey has returned from Alpine
where he went to install the newly
elected officers Of the Alpine J. y. u
VOL on the telephone exchange
b,,nealow is advancing rapidly under
+bs mana cement Of Sproul & Edwards
Mrs c. p. COuring, who was 2
bigbIv respected citizen for many
Years of this place, going from mere
~ Valentine. died in san Antonio at q
bosnftaI She had been i'll for some
time ~.
this week. the guest of Nj and Mrs
Jas Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wards two emil
dren have the German measles con-
tracted i'm Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs r. III. Brown 5rr nave
as their guest. Mr. Jeffries, OF Lullhs =
Tex "a brotherinlaw Of Ar bio"l N 3
Miss Jesse Jones had returned 70
school at san Marcos. Tex, puI WneI
the meningitis developed ana was
spreading so fast. her father wired loI
her to come home at once, Whlcn she
did.
her father and mother from Illinois.
Rev. Mr. Bell. OF Maria, Illled MS
appointment here
Mrs. Chas Muluern and Mrs. Beau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

SMALLPOX is not necessarily fatal If
treated properly. Not one case out Of
a hundred did / lose. am no doctor
but have had the s0allpox and have
nor one pit left On me. would %
into any smallpox community and
would not lose a patient providing i
could be furnished the medicine that
7 want and it has always been cheap,
for the Ingredients cost only AVc Lvl
the medicine, 10c for the necessary
CASTLE soap. making the cost TOT treat
ing about 5oc and little LABOR anu
Two baths a day. plenty of CASTLE
soan on a Turkish bath rag ruoDeG
over the pustules; kept up until thelr
tons come off viii prevent scars
I never slept in bed when had lhe
disease. but sat with my crows "
the table and my head in my arms -
was tiresome but IN the DAY you CaIl
lie down a few moments at time: JUST
as quick as I saw the spots coIl15lItss L
began taking this recipe IoF sllLalt Pg -
In about eight days was as II u
7ers- had the smallpox. several
rsffeuts that licensed GOctors gave up,
took nv recipe and were cured anu
n0rr nv heart aches Tor these pOOI
sufferers for no one, except lhose
--i70 have experienced II can ever know
the pain they feel while with me
fever. After that, IL is not mucn worse
than ? cold with this good old formula
~ ale will answer any other IN
0uirfes if a stamped envelope ana a
$3.50 of naner are enclosed TO me ad-
dressed to POstoffice Box 90, II Faso'
Texas. e-,7.,
AS in most other fevers. the follow
ing symptoms appear III lle ALlS- SIe-s7e
% ChiIiiness. heat. headache, some
times delirium; a thickly furred, white
fonrue- q deep flush upon the race
bruised pain all over the BODY, out
especially in the back and loinsi more
or less pain or tenderness at the PIT
~ the stomach. The pain IN the back
e1d Ioins and the vomiting are the
4oost characteristic OF premonltory
symptoms and are seldom absent w nen
these are excessive and continuous,
they are a forerunner Of a severe form
on the third or fourth day the erup
ton. often so minute as to escape OBJ
servatfon appears in the form or red
sn0fs or small hard p1mpleS, Wnlcn
feel like shot under che skin 1t ap-
uesrs first on the face, neck and
wrists. then on the body and unaliY
on the lower eXtrem1t1es- II examined
early the eruption may be seen upon
fhe na1ate and often formed on the
lining membrane Of the wind pipe
giving rise TO sore throat, salvation.
cough painful eXpectoratton and
hoarseness- The pimples gradually IN
crease in size until about the eighth
dev from the commencement Of the
fever, the contents, at first Watery
and transparent. change to yelOwish
matter as the pimples become ripened
into uustules The pustules then be-
come depressed in the center, and
surrounded for snort distance by
rose red appearance During the time
fha pustules are filling up, there IS
swelling Of the evelids and face, some
times to such a degree as to obiterate
fbe features A peculiarly disagreeable
odor now begins TO ema1ate from the
natfent- which is so characteristic that
the disease at this stage might be
known by this alone.
The Eruption
On the first appearance Of the erup-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

NcCutcheon. who have been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia, are much I'M
proved. Each have a trained nurse
from FL PasO.
moved here from Water Valley. Texas
he having bought land near town
Dr. Yates and wife have moved mere
having bought some farming land from
Frank SprOul 80
Dave James. of Maria. was here this
week spending a few days with Jas
Edwards and family
Miss Mable BlOyce entertained the
Christian EndeavOr members Win q
social AT the home of her parents MI
and Mrs w B. BlOyCe-
Judge H. H. fitzpatrick, of Maria.
spent several days here detendlhS
clients in the county court
George CIeim. of Shafter, is here Wis
iting his family
Mrs. Gelviu is expected 10 arrive
soon to visit friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
BIG MINING DEAL IS
CLOSED AT SOCORRO.
Providence Mines & Reduction Com
pany DfspOses of Its Holdings.
W. H. Byerts Is Purchaser.

EFokl0GmGe mines DG0uGuun LOL4-
pany DispOses of Its Holdings.
W. II. Byerts Is Purchaser.
SOcOrrO. n NJ. Jan. 1.-THE Merritt
mine out at the base of SocOrrO noun
tain has changed ownership again. ".
H Byerts this time being the pur-
chaser from the Providence Mines &
Developing company. The sale, made
this week, included the mine and all
appurtenances. including seevral ad-
joining claims, the buildings recent
" erected at the mine and the old
stamp mill in the south part of the
city. The parties TO the transaction
decline to state the price Of the prop
erty.
This property was bought last spring
from A ID. Coon by the Providence
company, the transaction being pro-
NOTED by Dr.. Henry Rolf Brown
Considerable money has since been eX-
pended in cleaning out the old mine,
erecting buildings. and putting the
stamp mill in condition to operate.
Mr. Byerts announces that he has
already let a contract for a 1000 feet
of development and that the work viii
be pushed with all possible speed.
He saws that he knows there is plenty
of ore in the Merritt mine and that
lust as soon as he has made arrange
ments to handle the ore TO the best
advantage a mill viii be erected TO
reduce or smelt It. If this enterprise
is carried to a successful issue il viii
mean much to the business interests
Of SOcorrO-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
- e. q NATURES CURE
0.0oo FOR BLOOD POISON

Contagious Blood Poison because
prepared entirely blood healing
herbs and banks directly from the natural forests OF the land 1t does
strong mineral ingredients and
pared upbung portion OF the while
ing Contagious blood No effects
follow the S. such stomach troubles dyspepsia ercur19
often the where other medicines used
goes the bottom Of the trouble and gently but surely
ravages disease regain healhu condition s. s.
awhile to break out later but
thoroughly that of the trouble
S ST. Contagious
Blood Book with valuable suggestions and infor
nation, and medical all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
Docs Every Woman
Long to Be Beautiful?
c.Esther" in Household Helps)

~.
IF You want light. fluffy and ms
rous hair, don't shampoo with SOAP
and water. which leave the hair dull
and brittle To make a dry shampoo.
put cupful of corn meal in a fruit
Jan, add the contents of small origi-
nal package of therox. and shake weII
Sprinkle a little on the head and brush
out thoroughly. This makes YOUR hair
clean, soft and silky and heightens lis
color.
IF YOU want fine complexion. witt.
soft and lovely skin. use a simple home
made preparation made by dissolvinn an
original package of mayatOne in a half
pint of witch hazel Apply to face.
neck and arms in the morning. rubbing
gently.
To reduce swelling. anay inflamma-
ton. to stop ache in back or Joints. TO
relieve pain from sprain, bruise. or
any cause. apply Mothers Salve before
retiring. rubbing IN well. IL IS a most
wonderful healer.'-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
pHFTPs-DODGE MAY soon
RESUME WORK At LEOPOLD

silver City. n N. Jan. 1.-THE rep
,.aeentatfves of the Phelps Dodge in
teTestg who were here investigating
f6eir properties in the Burro noun
fafns left without signifying the OBJ
ject Of their visit, nor would they
s1ln1Dtion of mining operations at Leo
mold. In that camp and at Tyrone it
is believed that work at both camps
will be resumed soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
BOND ELECTION HAS
BEEN DECLARED OFF
PecOs and Reeves County
Will Vote Later on
Road Question.

Pecos. Tex, Jan There will
be no good roads bond election in the
eastern part Of Reeves county, includ-
ing the city of PecOs on January 10,
as ordered by the county commission
ers.
The reason given is that the law has
not been complied with in the mat
ter. Officials of the Reeves County
Good Roads association state they viii
not contest this action, but viii call
an election at a later date. tt is be-
lieved that the issue would have car
ried by handsome majority.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
MANY WOMEN
RUN DOWN
Mrs. Ewton Tells Her Story,
And Hopes Other Suffer
ers Will Do AS Well.

pina Bluff. Ark-.'FOr nearly nine
.vears" saws Mrs. NJ z. EwtOn, Of this
cft,- 81 had been almost down with wo-
manly troubles. and, at times i couio
scarcely be about at all or do any th ms
Il took different kinds OF mealelnes
without any benefit
u had a pain in my side that IL seem
cd impossible to relieve
ct used six bottles Of Cardui' ana
now 1 feel like a different person j am
Getting along fine. I can do any KIND
OF work.
"Cardui was the only thing that nelp-
ed me. 1t is the best remedy i kno"
for run down women hope other
sufferers will take Cardui and be oene-
ated as have"
Do YOU suffer from some Of the dis
agreeable symptoms of womanly trou-
be? Let Cardui help you back to
health and strength, as 1t did Mrs
Ewton
Cardui has a record Of over 80 years
successful use to- recommend It. Com
posed OF strictly vegetable ingredients
imported especially from Europe for use
in this remedy. Cardui does good that
stays good. without any III effects
AS a remedy for women's lis. those
who have tried Cardui say it has no
equal
Have you tried it? 1t may be Just
what you need ASK your druggist
\ R-write to= Ladies Advisory
mont CHATTANOOGA Medicine Co, Chat
tanooga. Tenn, for special Instructions,
and 64-page book, Home TreatmenI
for Women" sent in plain wrapper, on
----.-raeH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

PARTISAN SAGE today, rub it on his
hair every night until dandruff goes
hair stops falling and the new growth
appears. Then use il every other night
until the hair is thick and abundant.
PARTISAN SAGE is a delightful, re-
freshing hair dressing for men, women
and children. 1t will do as advertised,
or your money back. Girl with Au-
burn hair on every carton aud bottle
Sold by Kelly & Pollard and dealers
everywhere
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
STABBING OCCURS AT A
DANCE IN SOLOgIONVITLF

SolOmonville, Ariz-. Jan. 17.-At a
dance in town. about midnight, Yjinio
Morales was stabbed twice and serious
", but not fatally hurt. Martin LARA
was arrested by deputy sheriffs Usher
and Massey.
Mrs I. z Solomon went to Globe.
Ariz-, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Max
Lantin-
heavy shipment of hay from the
local station is being made
Rev. MI Gardner. from Stafford, held
services here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

1t is only when
their hair comes
out in combs full
that they really
sit up and take
notice.
If your huS-
bands hair is
falling if he has
daudruff or scalp
itch. don't let it
make a baldhead
Of him. get a so
cent bottle OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Cheap and quIcF DEVELOPMENT is only
possible with Witte Gasoline HOSTS and
Chicago Pneumatic Gasoline Air Com
pressOrs and Hammer Drills Carried in
stock by H A. Carpenter & Bro, exclu-
sive southwestern distributors, 500 san
francisco street FL Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

George StOckwe1. immigration in
spector at the international bridge. is
able to be out of his room after having
been seriously injured by an automobile
running into him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

ton the fever subsidies. but in the
continent form when il is at its height
a fresh attack sets IN, which, TO as
tinguish il from the presursory 1eNer,
is called the secondary fever
Before the eruption, as We have no
positively means of determining tnat
II is smallpox, only lnferenually II II
is prevailing as an epidemic, we should
treat il the same as any other fever
The patient should not be kept too
warm neither should heating remedies
be employed to cause determination to
the skin.
If there is much restlessness, sleep
Iessness and delirium. which sometimes
occurs. during which period a nurse
should be constantly in immediate al
tendance to guard the patient against
imprudence and harm, the head may
be spOnged and feet bathed I'm hot
water.
If these Instructions are followed.
few severe continent cases viii be met
with. All heating and irritant appli-
cations to the skin, and internal rene
dies calculated TO produce determine
lions to the surface, viii increase the
eruptiOns and aggravate the disease.
To Prevent Vomiting.
If there is sickness at the stomach,
there is nothing better TO allay IL than
frequent sips of warm spearment or
peppermint tea, not TOO strong, with a
little saleratus dissolved in IL.
Take essence OF Spearment, One-half
and mix in saleratus, one-half tea
spoonful.
When the eruption makes its ap-
pearance. use this treatment: The
sponge bath twice a day. Warm water
and pure CASTLE soap should be used,
and continued until maturation is com
plete; CASTLE soap and warm water
are the best that can be used.
Those who have never adopted this
plan would be surprised to see the in
fluence that is eXerted upon the
system by keeping the skin thorough
To prevent the eyes from becoming
injured by the disease they should be
frequently washed with rose water. or
mucilage Of slippery elm. more
especially when the fluid from the
pustules flows into them.
The nostrils- may be kept free by
passing a well oiled camelS hair
pencil into them several times a day,
not forgetting to keep the room
The Certain Cure.
The following is a never failing cure
for this disease; hundreds of cases have
already been successfully treated with
it. and no failure is vet reported 1t
is so promptrthat within u hours after
its use has been commenced, the
disease viii have abated and the
patient be convalescent:
Take Of, for smallpox
Sulpnate Of zinc gram
Fox Glove, (Digitalis) .-.-----1 grain
sugar --------- ------- - tedsp o5ll4 u
Nix with two tablespoOnsful OF
water, after which add four ounces,
or eight tablespoOnfuls Of water, max
ing 10 tablespoons of water and give
adUIts-one tablespoonful every hour
and-12 years TO IS one teaspoon
ful every hour; infants IA to IL
teaspoonful up to u years old.
Give 16 doses; in some real severe
cases it might take "A doses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
Husbands Hair
How About it Madam, is it
Falling Out or Growing
Thin7 Don't Lose 1t

Most husbands are careless regarding
their bair-many are skeptical regard
ing hair tonics, restOrers and the like.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
Gives a Certain Cure for Smallpox

Woman Saws It Prevents Being the Patient
Suffering Stage in Short Time
By Della N. Bus Grand View.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

The following is q never failing cure
for this disease; hundreds Of cases have
already been successfully treated with
il. and no failure is vet reported 1t
is so promptrtha within II hours after
its use has been commenced, the
disease viii have abated and the
patient be convalescent:
- To- sr-- o 71r7ov-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

'eiFea 10 the Neoraskah as IN eheo' tue N'"s
fio OF the situation re referred 10 MS trl-
'mphs' 10 ms one heaF-oetea' 10 MS "''iiha'e
victory over ana mastery OF an independent
convention. me tacl speAAs Tor lsseh- Inc
convention Noold not nave 'oio"ed bryan UNI
Joss II had oeeh "iilhg 70 Io'1o" nun. nut 20
report i"ets' II is necessary 10 report them all
win an that they involve, what dld SIR.
hf|ah course IN haitlmore Involve mad his
@e'''e NOT oeeh taken MI Bryan so Iaf aS
| We Nho"4 Is Tue only man VINO eould answer
Htea question: lie refused to 'eit. WITH
SUE" O" 'ss"s 10 0e 'ohSioefeo' Is was nothing
'"' j"''''e anu 'anoor l." S''ie ah opihloh as
10 an e'e'''oh between Mr. bryan as an iholFld~
"'i anu me DehocFa'c party as "hoIe'
'"PP''9' S"'n uec'S'o" II no" become hypo-
'"f'''@' proo'e"'' ana an academic question
''f' bryan is WIN US re rang rue lie
lp'e"6e0 ms "oF'' NO man VINO KNOWS MIN
WIN douo' 'hdt MS "ofa poH1teaiiF IL as sood
a. ME- DoHo 'hoN 'oualE' MI bryan u an
asset oil lhcaleni"Dle benefit
VI bFyans purity there IS no doubt or his
Strength there is proof abundant. OF his eour-
an" "''''i'''''e@s for '4'st-fae
oeheFes 10 De right ana for the good Of the
people we nave recently had manifest ana mag
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

may regard his judgment. Do not attempt to
dispute with him for his advantage istoo great.
But such advice perhaps, Is superfnous. 1t is
idle to attempt to warn a person who has the
assurance TO argue with policeman. His case
IS hopeless. He has too much ego In hts cosmos,
as Hans Breitmann wont to observe
But by keeping in mind a few of the above
observations the average pedestrian witt get
along very well without attracting undue atten-
ton, and that is the essence OF good manners,
We are told
And as the people OF Richmond are ceiea
braed for their good manners as we'll as their
hospitality. the need OF a Jay Walkers Associ-
atom does not appear absolutely necessary DIT
this writing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
ROSE AND THE LILLY

soft curves of her lips, but her voice
was soft and sweet and calm.
"iou have come just at the right
moment.
Something underneath the banter
made Violet look up at him.
The right moment? And whaA
awful thing would have happened if,
/ had not Gomez" she inquired. ass
Stunning the guise OF mocKery.
Il would have married the wrong,
girl" Vane told her.
Violet cast quick glance at hims
then her lashes fiuttered down against
the color that WAS creeping stealthily
into her cheeks
es, went ON perek. while he
eloried in the beauty OF the third
flowers for the last five years l have
been seeking for the right girl"
II judge" Violet said. determined
not to let this big man overcome her
at their first meeting. that yeu have
found
Yes" Vane's voice and eyes were
serious she liz a happy medium be-
tween two girls whom / thought could
make me happy. There In no one now
who could make me happy but this
one girl and am going to spend the
next two weeks teaching her that she
cannot live without me-" Derek An
ished with o half laugh, but Violet
caught her breath. The laugh had
only strengthened the mans words.
n. the end of two weeks am EcffrH
to tell her I love her and ask her
please to get together the thing called
"a rousseau Vane forced Violets eyes
to meet his own. "fiave you any idea
MS to whether or not she will want
to-
Violet tried not to look at him: tried
70 dispet the power by which ne was
claiming her. She only succeeded In
saying half breathlessly. ut looks
Just "a little as II the gir1 would do
most anything you wanted her ta.S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
Highland ark

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Andrews and
children. OF Atlanta. Ga. who werS
guests Of Mrs. Lille Yarsrough. left
Washington. p. G
Mrs. Ella X. Shelton and son. Stuart
spent last week with relatives at
Beaver Dam
Miss Tatum, the artist Of Richmond.
ia now located At Mrs n. A. TAR
brough's on Fifth avenue.
Richard Roland, Of Princeton, n. u.
was the recent guest OF his brother.
MITE. " 3soiassa. OF West Main street,
and his niece. Mrs. j. w. Rainsy. Of
First avenue.
". n Mickeiboro. Jr.. and brids
{nes Goldie Long. of Northampton.
have returned home from Washington,
y. G.. where they were married iase
week They are at home" TO their
friends AZ corner First avenue and
Meadowbridge road.
Mr. and Mrs r X. A. Chatham. who
were guests OF their daughter, Mr..
Geo. II Wiley. have returned to their
home in Lynehburg.
The Ladies' Bible elias. of Highland
Park Methodist church held Its an
nual meeting last Sunday morning
and the following officers were elscteds
President. Mrs Ii. r. Ferguson. secre-
tary. Mrs John Saunders; treasurer.
Mrs Frank August
There were thirty representatives
from the Philathea and Baraca clAsses
in Highland park at the worldwide
convention held last week In Norfolk
They were chaperoned by Il II GtaYkAs
the honored teacher Of the PhuatheAl
class at Nor.hside baptist church
Mrs Frank CafYrey. OF BumpexA hSa
rs-tarned hosnc. after being entereAaneA
by Mira. I'll. O Rowe. of VtfgtntA
avenue.
Mrs L. r. Enslo~ and son- Philip.
have returned from visit to Mrs w.
q. kable. at Staunton. Va
Rev. H. w. provinces preached very
acceptabiy at both ssrvices ~ Ncrth-
side Baptist church last Sunday.
Rev. b r. Merritt preached the drst
of series of sermons last Sunday
morning from the thirteenth chapter
OF Corinthians
Everything bids fair for a royal
Fourth In the park next Thursday.