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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
Milady's Toilet Table

More women worry over superflu-
Gus hairs than any other disfguring
blemish Wild hairs on face or fore
arms can be easily, quickly and safely
removed by the use Of delatOne paste
Just mix powdered delatOne with
enough water TO cover the hairs; ap-
ply, and after two or three minutes
rub off, wash the skin, and the hairs
viii be gone.
''The luxury OF a perfect dry sham
poo cannot be equaled- To four ounces
of powdered Orris root add an original
package Of therOX. Sift a teaspO0nful
of this mixture on the head. then brush
out thoroughly and the scalp viii be
clean cool and refreshed, while the
hair viii be light, wavy and beauti-
fully lustrOus.
TO make a true complexion beauti-
fer that VIII give your skin a lovely
tone instantly. yet is harmless and
lasting, dissolve an original package
OF mayatOne in a half pint of witch
hazel and rub q little on face, neck
and forearms each morning. Mayatone
VIII not come off nor show like pow
der and keeps the skin soft, fair and
youthful looking.
The eyebrows should be brushed
gently each day to train them to grow
IN an arch, and if they are thin and
straggly pyrONi1 should be applied
with finger tips Pyroxin viii also
make the eyelashes grow long and
silky. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
MANY MINES ACTIVE
IN RAY DISTRICT
Stage Line Has Been Estab-
lished Between Su-
De1iOr and Raw.

Hayden, Ariz, June 5.-Pat Brazen,
proprietor Of the Kelvin stables at KeI-
win, has recently started a stage line
between Ray and Superior, many
mines in that portion Of the country
having been opened up. The distance
is about 10 miles and trips will be
made up one day and back the next.
The Magma mine is one of the largest
producers in that district. shipments
having been made for some time to
Florence by wagon, where connection
is made with the Arizona Eastern rail-
road.
The London and Arizona Mining
company has started operations at
their mine located eight miles from
Hayden and will soon be ready to
make daily shipments. A large stage
has been put into commission running
between the mine and here, and large
consignments of supplies are being for
warded every few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
STRIKE AT CHINO
TIES UP TIE WORK

SHVer City, n II. june 5.-The Chi-
no company at Santa Rita is having
trouble with its steam shovel men. To-
conceive engineers. firemen. brakemen
companys officials that their wees
must be Increased or all would quit
work The increase was refused and
the men promptly ceased work and III
at Santa Rita. ana tbe bic coDce-+~-t-,-.
az hurley win have to shut down. Ii
IS not known here just what the COM
pany intends to do. but it is believed
an eIIort viii be made to secure cut
SIDE men to take the place OF the
strikers The strikers are conducting
themselves in a quiet and orderly man
ner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

took up no less space in the New York
papers than is given today to an Ordi-
nary meeting at Tammany Hall.
The national convention system of
nominating the president has held the
stage for so years, and may maintain
itself for while longer, but it looks
As though its days were about over. As
the congressional caucus, the legisla-
ture and King Caucus himself were
finally put down and out by the ma
IiOnal convention, the rdirect. primary
seems in a fair way of dethrOning the
nctiOnal convention as the agency for
the naming Of candidates for the pres
idential office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
DAILY RECORD
Deeds Fncd.

Terrace, between Rio Grande and
Nevada sCreets-C- A Richardson and
Nora richardson to James a. Murdoch,
lots q TO u block Sunset Heights
addition. Consideration SO. April %,
1912
Missouri between Cctavia and Ange
treeIS-GOrdOn Granger to James y
Murdoch, east is feet and nine inches
OF lot % and lots &c and p block 7
Franklin Heights. Consideration $500.
Feb ). 1912.
CanutiIo. Tex-EI Canutilo Town
site * Land company TO W. H Stra-
ham, 10S.OS acres El Canutillo grant.
Consideration Sl5,5O6-S0. Nay %, 1912.
Montana, between Dallas and VIII
Eams streets-1Iary l. Hill to Mrs. n.
c. Miller, lot Is and easterly . feet OF
lot j block IS Franklin Heights. Con-
SlderaliOn SlJOU- Jan 9, 1872.
Canuulo, Tel CanutillO Town
site x Land company to D. S Olney,
lots 10 and l6 block IS CanutillO. Con-
sideratiOn $50. May %, 1912.
Corner OF Roosevelt avenue and RO-
Sa street-Ellis Carlson and JOhanah
Carlson TO Maggie Long, lots u to Is
block Is Lincoln Park. Confederation
$3.50 Sept ]. 1911
Corner Of East Overland and St
Nrain Streets. H COOns to city OF
El PasO. lots 16 to 20 block 2O4 Camp
bell addition Consideration $3.50.
April s. 1912.
Licensed to Wed.
K. ". MacCaIlum and Esther Darby
shire
Joe Garcia and Juana valadez.
John w. Preevit and Rosa Lee Tyra
Automobile Licenses.
Stz-H. ~ Wells, Clint, Tex; four
passenger Buick
Births-GirIs.
To Mrs. Francisco Che-eb:el, Alame-
To Mrs. E. Taylor, 1908 olive street;
Nay 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
TO WORK TIE COAL
MINE AT WHITE OAKS

White oaks, n. NJ, June 5.-The
Wildcat Mine COMPANY has recentIy- ac-
quired some coal lands near the mine
and is erecting q power plant at the
coal mines wiring the electricity
across country TO the mill. A carload
OF new machinery is now being IN
loaded and hauled out from CarTizozo.
Having recently been cut off from wa
ter by the Old Abe mine the company
is developing new water supply. In
Il short time the camp viii improve
very much.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
ODD FELLOWS ELECT THE
SHORT LIST OF OFFICER

Independent ORDER Of Odd Fellows
elected officers Monday evening at the
lodge room on South Ell Paso street.
The officers elected for the year are:
W. r. Allen. noblef grand; Rufus =,
DAME. vice grand: Dr. E. W. Bryan.
secretary This list Of officers is
called the short list, because the com
plete list is elected in January, with
the exception Of tn se officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
LIeeEsed to Wed.
HUMANE SOCIETY WILL
GIVE A BALI, JITNE IA

The Fl Paso Humane society. at its
regular monthly meeting, discussed
plans for ball which will be held in
the Reckart hall Of FL PasO's FlatirOn
building, June H.
Reports showed that the Humane So
ciety is doing great deal of work
that IS absolutely necessary in all cit
les; not only are the helpless animal
friends looked after, but little children
who have fallen into bad hands have
their wrongs righted.
The little girl whom the Humane
society rescued from a cruel aunt and
later cared for, has been taken by her
mother, who was delig alter with the in
terest shown in her little one.
All complaints Of cruelty TO children
and animals should be phoned to DR.. 7.
A. BraE. 237 Bel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

There is no rea, need OF anyone be-
ing troubled with constipation. Cham
berlain's Tablets viii cause an agree
able movement Of the bowels without
any unpleasant effect Give them q
trial For sale by all dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Car
Use Without DiscOmfort or Loss
nf Time

Use Without Discomfort or los
Of Time.
We have a New Method that crfres
asthma, and we want you TO try IL al
our expense No matter whether vour
case is Of lOng-standing or recent de-
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hay-teTCr or chronic Asthma our meth
Cd is an absolute cure. No matter II
what climate you live. no matter vvhaf
your age or occupation. our method
VIII certainly cure you right in vour
own home
We especially want to send il til
those apparently hopeless cases =-hars
all forms OF inhalers. dOuches. oDi1t~
preparations. fumes. patent sn0j-ss-
etc, nave failed We want 10 shs1r
everyone at our own expense that tbfs
new method viii end all diffferIf
breathing, all wheeling. and an those
terrible parOXysms at once and for ~
time.
This free offer is TOO important +.
neglect single day Write now ana
6egln the cure at once Send no monev-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05


was Fat Uncomfortable. Looked
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rheumatism. asthma, Neuralgia ~ neu
I worked or walked I pu1ted uhe 2
PorpOise- I took every advertised m.e4-
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Exercised, DoctOred and changed cll-
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ike an invalid but Sreadlly gained
weight. There was not single plan OF
drug that I heard Of that old not try.
failed TO reduce my weight ] dropped
society. as I did not care to be the butt
Of all the jokes. Tt was embarrassing
II have my friends tell me i was gel-
ting Stout. as no one knew II eeller
tnan myself
SOMETHING Rad TO BE DONE
began to study the cause or = az
hen / discovered the cause / Iound
the remedy. The French Method gave
me an insight I improved on that
Removed the ObjeCtiOnal features, aQl-
ed more pleasant ones, and then J trieq
my plan on myself for wees Al
worked like Magic. I could nave
SCREAMED WITH JOA
at the end OF the first week Wnen me
scales told ne had lost ten pounds oy
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size I feel fifteen years soLu5eL-
look fifteen years younger -s LOuole
Chin bas entirely disappeared can
walk or work now can elli-D q
mountain am normal in size 1 can
weigh lust what 1 want 70 Me-7--
am master OF my own BODY now.
did not starve. but ate all wanted TO-
I did not take Sweat Baths 4 old not
Drug. used no Electricity or nafln-
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Sane. Common Sense WAY or reQuclns
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tried ii on others My Doctor says
am q perfect picture Of healtn now
am no longer alling- i am now q nap
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Colo,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

IT rom y uu@e-l
TEACHER. Away back I'm 1876 Wash
lngton was the nations champion"
Jtmmle-''AW, Whatchu giving us2
champeenship.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
ARTEsIA OIL COMPANY
FILES INCORPoRA TInN pApIrr.e

Santa Fe, N II, June 5.-The Pecos
Valley Oil and Gas company has filed
incorporation papers, with headuuar-
tiers at Artesia, Eddy county. and Of
noes at Phoenix, Ariz- me capitaII-
cation is 100000. The fncorDorators
and directors are J. c. Collins. j Fl
Mcneil and W. J. Ford, Of Harris coun-
ty, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
MAY IS BEST MONTH
FOR ORESHIPNE
More than 100000 Worth
Of Ore Imported at
Aqua Prieta.

Douglas. Ariz-, June 5.-May was the
best month, as a whole. that has ever
been experienced by the port of Aqua
Prieta- Almost S2.0o0,O00. estimated
value, in ore crossed the international
line here. most OF it being smelted in
the local reduegon plants.
The following shipments appear on
the books Of the Aqua Prieta collector
o. customs, from Nay II to go
NacoZari, 10 cars. ............5.42 tons
Churunibabi, 16 ears $1,000. 479 tons
GuerlguitO. I car.-...-... "A tons
Good Enough I car-- 81 tons
II 1lSre' cars -----------. 189 tons
san Jose, car----.. % tons
"a FleCaQs car-----.... IA tons
silver King I car...-... Is tons
FL TiSre mine shipped 80 bars of bul-
lion Weighing 3210 pounds
The estimated va-ue OF these shin
ments in Mexican currency is
LopliS-- - 1900. 45l. 500
~ Sll4 Sl- --------- -..-------19S,4 400
TOlu- 1910
77L5oo
Previously reported. prior to 1Tav
10, Slslz2,6o0. Total ore exports for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

Previously reported. prior to 9Tav
16, S1,122, 500 Total ore exports Tor
month, Sl,89s, 100
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
UNCLE SAM LAUNCHES THE
WORLDS BIGGEST BATTLESHIP

NEWPORT NEWS, launching superdead-
counted the big
powerful batshp the world has Other
desperately the honor owning the greatest
her ship the New
launched the New York in July
ships planned OUTSIDE them and
European ship yards will be waterorne
that these of the highest skill of
of wahps which covered
during the Spanish American war
aboard will dpace 28367
deanOught Arkansas about ready
573 and 95 feet 2h inches BEAM
through the Panama
will be 20 feet six inches and her speed Fl
high speed for cruiser
$4,000 horsepower required main
the of the Texas by twin
the old instead of by turbines
universally adopted abroad all naval
installed because the conviction of
the
ca and reli batleshp practice
interest entirely apart from her
launching just about 10 months
from the laid remarkable performance for Amer
can sbpwrigh practical of their ability to turn
warps nation in the world under proper in
centive
In the second place. will be the first ship the world to
carry 14-inch
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
Citizen Has Something to SAP
II One of DQUS0n'S Greatest Needs

Editor Dawson thing that town needs to attract
8 and place where large con-
ions can be held people attending hem and was
urge the last issue this important matter
Il the public spirited citizens of
not bid for
people mere from
nog territory? When had convention OF any s1e
could selected as the convention mead
@FS OF any gathering O ordinary size?
nave hall sufficient to seat an ordinary crowd
would gather public speaker of any note what can
expect in the conventions until pro-
entertain the crowd? extend an
o to neghbors surrounding territory to meet Win US
We nave place in which seat and entertain them
are large community? Is the queson
open to debate? better advertise our city than TO nave
people and see 1t?
NOW let's get together work for upbuidng inter-
put little of the enterprise work. and erect Dudng
We could all 1t be done 1t must De done
expect by action that we
enough not that care for no con-
LUIS OF any kind together something Now the e
growing provision for he
@ as well those OF who mako THIS city
home DAWSONIAN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
MADE A PROFIT Of 5000
TERRELL. COUNTY FARM LAND
rs A REGULAR GOLD MINE.
Place Bought Dozen Years Ago Sells
For Four Times as Much as
Was Paid For 1t.

An Americas dispatch says that
w. l.. English of that city has sold
a farm he owned in the northern
part of the county for more than
four times as much as he paid for it.
According to the dispatch eleven
thousand and eighty-one dollars is
the price that has been paid w. l..
English for 2O21a acres of land
owned by himself north of Bron-
wood in Terrell county.
A dozen years ago Mr.. English
bought this land for $4,000, or $40
profit of $9,O81 would indicate that
if was a good one. There are no i'm
provements upon the farm except
three ordinary tenant houses for ne
gro laborers, but the land is highly
productive. Then, too, Mr.. English
states, good roads served to boost
the price. A fine graded highway
has been constructed through the
farm, and this good road added to
the value of the land.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
THE OLD SWEETHEART WINS
Miss Carter JiIts Swain to Whom
Engagement Was Announced
For Returning Lover.

Quite a surprise was given the
people of Sylvester when Miss Neva
Elizabeth Carter was married to G.
L. Shepard of Orlando, Fla, at II
o'clock Sunday night Miss Carter's
engagement to Henry Clifton Garner,
a prominent young man of Americas,
the wedding to have taken place on
June 18th, adds unusual spice to the
occurrence Mr.. Shepard arrived in
Sylvester Sunday morning after an
absence of several months, and in
the few hours of his presence 1t
seems that the young people, who
were formerly sweethearts, decided
er's happiness, regardless of the out
standing engagement to another.
They were therefore quietly married
Sunday night in the presence of
few relatives and friends, and de-
parted on the Seminole Limited for
Orlando, where the groom has the
Southern Express agency. 1t is
coincidence that Mr. Garner is also
an official of the Southern Express
Company.
Miss Carter was one of the towns
most beautiful and popular young la
dies, and the wedding was a great
surprise to her many friends. The
marriage to Mr.. Garner was to have
taken place shortly. and was an
nounced in the papers two or three
weeks ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
COTTON WORM is FEARED
Farm Man Warns Farm
ers That Caterpillars May Be
Expected This Year.

WASHINGTON.-The invasion of
the cotton belt by the cotton worm or
caterpillar, incorrectly called the
army worm, may be expected this
season, in the opinion of w. d. Hunt
er, in charge of the Southern field
crop Investigations of the depart
ment of agriculture, expressing him
self by way of warning rather than
prediction. He advises planters to
make the necessary preparations for
fighting the worm and begin opera
tions at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
Investigation has developed that all
the cotton worm moths in the Unit
ed States were destroyed by the alb
normal cold last winter Despite the
fact DR.. Hunter anticipates the pos
bility of another invasion from South
America.
For the control of the cotton worm
Mr.. Hunter advises the use of pow
dered arsenic of lead, mixed with
any other material at the rate of two
pounds per acre.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
THE CANNING CLUB GIRLS
THE COUNTY AGENT HAS SOME
THING TO SAY TO THEM.
Mrs. ThOmason. in Charge of Work
in Terrell and Randolph Counties,
Wants Replies to Letters.

The News has received from Mrs.
Ida Thomson, the county agent for
the Girls, Canning Clubs in Terrell
and Randolph counties, the follow
ing letter for publication:
Dear Canning Club Members: |
am sending you this open letter to
remind you of request / made some
weeks ago. How many of you re-
ceived a letter signed by both Miss
Creswill and myself in which was
given some general information and
containing a card which was to be
filled out and returned to me?
The reason I am asking this ques-
ton is that from 1873 such requests
I have received only 10 replies
Those ten replies were encouraging,
but where are the other 178? We
must find them. Next week I will
go to the agricultural college at Ath-
ems to attend a meeting of the agents
of the state, and we all are expected
to bring a report made up from these
cards so as to know how to formu-
late plans for definite work during
the summer months. | shall be very
much disappointed if l am unable to
make an encouraging report from
Terrell county. Will you please help
me do so by sending in at once the
cards properly filled out?
Now that your schools have prob
ably closed you will have time to
give your plants more attention.
Keep your note books and records
accurate, and do not let your interest
and enthusiasm wilt as the warm
weather comes on.
We are going to have some de-
lightful times this summer, and l am
looking forward with the greatest
possible pleasure to meeting all of
you.
terest in this attractive work which
you havve undertaken, and by close
attention to every detail of it, make
these coming meetings not only
pleasant, but equally profitable from
viewpoints of both education and
financial? With best wishes for your
success, (MRS.) IDA THOMSON,
County Agent Girls Canning Club.
Madison, Ga, May %, 1912.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
FARMERS FIRE INSURANCE CO.
ANNUAL MEETING SHOWS HEAL
THY CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.

Insurance in Force Gradually lncreas-
ing, and in Spite of Heavy Losses
by Storms Rate Remains Low.
The annual meeting of the Terrell
County Association of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company was
held at Dawson Friday, May 18th.
The usual routine of business was
gone through with, and very little
new business came up for action.
A motion was passed authorizing
the treasurer to deposit the funds of
the association in the several banks
in the county for safe keeping and
to relieve the treasurer from individ-
ual liability for the funds in case the
bank sholld fail.
The report of the secretary and
treasurer showed that the associa-
ton now has insurance il force to
the amount of $605,0 against
$685., 900 at the last annual meeting
in May, 1911, which is an increase
of $4,000, and an increase since
the severe storm loss of $4,000. All
losses were reported paid, and the
condition Of the company appeared
to be stronger than ever before, hav-
ing gone through the most serious
crisis during it's history and proved
equal to the expectations of the most
optimistic members.
The total cost per thousand for in
surance during the past twelve
months was reported as $12.43, of
which more than half was for storm
losses. Old line insurance for fire
alone is SIS per thousand annually,
and then only on the choicset classes
of risks. They decline many of the
risks carried by the Farmers Mu-
tual.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, B..
F. Melton; secretary and treasurer,
w. H. Gurr. Directors: Town dis
trict, w. L. Pace; Bronwood district,
w. H. Miller; Sasser district, M. w.
McLendon; Herod district, H. F. Mel
ton; Dover district, w. S. Thornton;
Forks district, T. w. Haddock; Elev-
enth district, j. H. Sem; PARROT dis
trict, E. S. Pinkston; Twelfth dis
trict 7 w Hartman
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-25
FLOOD WATER BURIES TOWN
AFTER BIG LEVEE GIVES WAY
Break Was Expected, and Arrange
ment Had Been Made to Res
cue All the People.

BATON ROUGE, lathe town
of Melville, threatened by the foods
since the present high water started,
was inundated today when the levee
on the west bank of the Atchafalaya
river, sixteen miles north, broke at 8
o'clock this morning.
Capt. Logan, in charge of the Unit
ed States rescue corps, today dis
patched the steamship Minnetonka
with a barge to Melville to bring
away those inhabitants who desired
to leave, together with their live
stock and household goods.
The situation at Melville has been
crucial for so long that only about
300 or 400 persons remained. Water
has been In the lower section sew
eral days, hut today's break will
thoroughly inundate the town.