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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

CLAY STREET. WITH LOT 40 FEET
WIDE. AT AUCTION.
In part execution OF deed OF trust
dated June T. 1909. and duly recorded
in Richmond Chanccfy Court ia . b.
2p--C. page 3l7. ] Will az the request
OF the Beneficiary there having been
default in the payment OF "A portion of
the debt secured. sell by auction. on
tho premises. on
MONDAY. sEpTE-BER .. 1912.
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
tho dwelling house above referred to
situated on the north side OF Clay
street. between Norton ana Kinney
streets. with the lot upon which it
stands. fronting so feet and running
back northwardly $50 feet to an alley
This house with some repairs. can
be made into a most satisfactory home
or rental property
TERMS. BY consent. one-third cash
and the balance at six and twelve
months. Tor notes with interest added
and secured by deed OF TRUST: or ali
cash. a the option Of tho purchaser
STUART BOWIE.
Trustee
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

ZEMO, the wonderful remedy for all
skin Affections, is here. The proofs Of
cures are marvellous. Photographs Of
worst cases showing their awful con
dition and the wonderful transforma-
ton to complete restoration by this
Sreat skin treatment are making
ZEMO the most talked about remedy
ever sold for skin Affections. All you
have to do is to apply a little of the
liquid ZEMO to the affected part of
the skin and 10 and behold, in a few
days time every trace OF the ugly
eruption has disappeared; the blotches
gone; leaving the skin clear, firm and
beautiful. The same with dandruff-
ZEMO is absolutely safe. You can't
apply too much of it. The man or
woman who won't believe this will be
losing the greatest opportunity ever
offered TO skin sufferers To make II
easy for every one to try IL, and eX-
perience these extraordinary results,
we are distributing over 10000 liberal
size trial bottles ut only - cents each
to all who viii simply 20 to the drug
store and ask for that remarkable skin
remedy-ZEEO.
You haven't another excuse in the
world now for having pimples,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

bIotches. spotted complexion. eczeu--
dandruff or any ether skin or scalp
trouble
The 25-cent trial bottle is put up as
an absolute proof. And if you cannot
admit before you have used up this
Csc bottle of ZENO that it is the most
extraordinary skin remedy you have
ever tried or heard Of, we want you
TO say so and the % cents viii be as
cheerfully refunded as it was received.
ZEAO is sold at S1.OO for the reg
uIar-sized bottles, but we are supply
ing you with the liberal trial size bot
tie at only % cents, so that you may
have no excuse for not first giving IT
a trial. II doesn't matter what your
skin trouble may be, or how long you
have had it. We want you to try
ZEMO and you will not be disappoint-
ed. Get a 25-cent bottle Of ZEMO to-
day, use it tonight Look in the mirror
a few days after and you will bless the
day you first heard OF ZEMO- The %
cent trial size. as well as the dollar
size, can be obtained at any OF the fol-
lowing Drug Stores, or viii be sent
upon receipt of price by the E w
Rose Medicine Co. St Louis, No.
ZEAIO is endorsed and sold by lead
ing druggists throughout America and
in FL PasO by Kelly & Pollard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To N. COncho, to erect an adobe resi-
dence, corner Of Ninth and Santa Fe
streets; estimated value, 500.
To Perry kirkpatrick, to build res
idence, 924 Prospect avenue; estimated
value, $4,000
To Southwestern Leather company,
to erect partitions in building, ZIG
South Stanton street; estimated cost,
$25.
To Mrs. E. Bray. to build a porch, 5I4
Broadway; estimated cost $50.
Deeds Filed.
Clint TeXas-Clint Telephone com
pany to Tri-State Telephone company
lot TO- block Z. Clint; consideration
$500; June IS, 1912.
SocorrO, TeXas-TOwn Of Socorro TO
Severiana Duran, tract of land in the
SocorrO grant; consideration 81; Feb.
IS. 1887.
Boulevard, between Austin and New
man strets-Guaranty Trust and
Banking company to Jacob Mann, lots
z TO 10, block 40, Franklin Heights;
consideration $500; July s, 1912.
Park, between Third and Fourth
streets-Eugene Fox to Manuel Esca-
jeda, lots 5 and 6, block so, Magoffin
addition; consideration $500; July l,
1912
Corner of alley and Louisville street
Constance Rodriguez and husband to
-FOXWOrth company, lots IL
and u. block 19, Altura park; cOnsid-
Grafton $3.50; Jan. T. 1912.
SOcOrrO, TeXas-C- W. Gill to r. W.
Love, 1S.9 acres. SOcorrO town grant;
consideration $3.50; July !, 1912.
SOcorro, Texas-V. D. Payne to c.
". Gill, 1S.9 acres, SOcOrrO town grant;
consideration $40; July /, 1912.
Ysleta, Texas Stoney POrcher
and wife to G. c. Meyser, 54-acre tract
of land in the Ysleta grant; cOnsidera-
ton $500; June Is, 1912.
DURANGO, between Washington Park
and RnnEnTp1r aTnnTa-T. lincoln Park
Realty and Improvement company TO
Emily Bell. lots p and %, block Il,
Lincoln park; consideration $500; June
%. 1912.
Nations, between Florida and Louis
lana avenues-Nettie c. Armstrong to
c. NJ. Force, lots IS and 16, block q.
Military Heights; consideration 81; Nay
6, 1912
South Ochoa, between Second and
Third streets-Fred Wright to Juan
Sein. lot Is. and north half of lot 70.
block IA. CampbelPs addition; consid-
Grafton $50; June p, 1912.
Ell PasO county, TeXas-B. N. Morris
and wife to J. l. Morris, sections 2 TO
5, block 10, public school lands; consid-
Grafton $40; July 6, 1912.
Licensed to Wed.
Manuel Tapia and Jesus Clancy.
s Garcia and Fernando Macias.
E. r. Sanchez and Juana Reyes.
TheO. Serheim and COncha Urbina.
Automobiles Licensed.
1OO9-Bellevue Messenger service
403 Texas street; Pope motorcycle.
101O-P. W. Scott S12 West Over
land street; Pope motorcycle.
1O11-E. Carlson. 315 Martinez street;
four passenger Z. NJ F.
1012-H. E. Fades, 211 IL Mills
street; Pope motorcycle.
1O13-E. 3. BrOadstreet, 1909 East
Overland street; two passenger Ford.
Births-GirIs.
To Mrs Stanly Martin, county hos
pitaI; June p.
To Mrs. Numa Escabar, Providence
hospital; July 5.
To Mrs. J. L. Edmiston, 1920 Alameda
street; July 1.
To Mrs. Jose Portugal, 10 Tenth
street; June 10.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs. H. J. Collins, 1920 North
Campbell street; July 5.
To Mrs. J. N Reynolds, Alhambra
Heights; June 10.
To Mrs. Jose Rodriguez, SO San Mar
cial street; July ?.
To Mrs. FIorencio Garcia, 1919 First
street; June %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
: A BACHELORS DIARY :
Josephine Although 1t Gives Him Pans
By

,,i-,5 ,r.1a++e Hes dOin TO have
dcId fish to eat when l stay at his
''o Sfyavs tickle Manette, VINO prefers
,,1cie i'm because he has promised
old FISH served in rainbow sauce, with
butterfly wings on the SIDE!
Josephine Engaged.
June 81 heard today tnat jose
phine's engagement 70 Nj III PIES Is
80 49, tTinC that could happen. 1 am
satisfied that when She Is dnotue5
mans wife I will be able to control
TINS Ions IoRsln n5t seen her since that day
in the park. I do not go riding with
the children as often as before, pc
Ceuee Nfanette insists that the park be
our destination And MaheIIe' age A1' G.
always has her way
lam ALWAYS waiting on the porch for
them when they return, and lnVarlaoly
NanAtte begins to tell ABOUT her Doc
+ifII Isdv" Somewhere somehow, on
their rides through the park they IN
- - see Josephine, and she seems
to have completely won Manette
She brought home a doll today
which she said her .bootliiuI f laoS ia, nau
called for a messenger boy and sent It
to Josephine's house. II was prutaI
thing to do. but I had to DO II. IL was
the first time I had ever ma9e No
nette crv. and she certainly did the
finally brought her back to smiles
bv calling for the carriage ana SEND
ing her downtown Win ISlChd'us ~
buy another doll. 80, ia
you are spelling that child said
Mrs. Spencer, who had come running
across the lawn at the rare SOUND OF
a child's cry. For they are SOOu 0iii4
dren and seldom cry.
Max" she said, when the carriage
had turned the corner, and We rad
sent tender smiles after the little rear rear
stained face of Nanette, those emil
dreD must have a gOverness.
I gasped. I hadn't thought Of tnat-
surely" I stammered, richards IS
sufficient TO all their wants
4 GOverness!
They must have a gOverness," she
repeated. And I have engaged one for
Won She will be here tomorrow eve
nine, to make arrangements
Then She turned around and walked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
TWO TEXLINE MEN
RECEIVE INJURIES

Texline, Texas. July 9.-Tobe Pitts,
a citizen of this place, was thrown
from a horse and severely injured while
riding to his ranch near here. It was
thought at first he had a broken rib.
but later examination indicates that
outside of some painful bruises and
severe shaking up, ne Is not seriously
hurt.
T. S Thompson. had his hand mashed
while working IN the railroad shops
here, and being threatened with blood
poison. went to Trinidad for treatment.
F W Spann has sold his interest in
the grocery business to W. J. Pavne.
The firm is known as the J. E. Viii
son Grocery company.
Miss HOnOra Reynolds, who has been
attending a Catholic school ut Atchis-
on, Kans., Is spending her vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
Ella Wheeler Wilcox:

able and obnoxious in manner, speech
and conduct.
A fauIt-finding and over critical and
carping manner is all of those things
No matter if you are finding fault
with great evils, and great draw backs
to progress, and great flaws IN our
civilization; yet, II you carry
"grouchv'' face. an aggressive manner
and an irritating voice with you, then
you are diSa greeable and obnoxious;
and you are making the world worse
instead of better.
You are becoming public nuisance.
And they repel, instead of attract,
those who might be won over to their
views of equity and justice If they
went about their reform work with
happy face and magnetic personality
One of the greatest and most hui
name hearted refOrmers the world has
known (since Christi was Henry
George.
And his face was a benedictiOn- And
his voice would win crying child to
The longer live the more am con-
WINGED that the very best way TO cure
the world of its sickness is 10 talk
health.
The best way to cure it Of its mis-
taken idea OF finding happiness in i'm
morality is to talk (and prove it by
action the happiness found IN NOR
atty.
The best wav to cure it of selfish
ness is TO talk and live unselfishness.
The best way to drive its gloom
away is to smile and laugh it away.
Emerson said:
Nerve US with incessant affirma-
tions. Don't bark against the bad, but
chant the beauties of the. good"
Julia Ward Howe said:
THE deeper I drink of the cup OF
life the sweeter il grows.
Another great soul, whose name 1
do not know, said:
Z am not fighting my fight am
singing my song
Henry Harrison Brown (who lost
everything but life in the great earth
quake) says;
From all Iife's grapes I press sweet
wine"
If you have a gift for speaking, or
writing. and you know that great evils
exist which must be talked or written
| about in order to awaken the public
mind to a reform. then go ahead and
put your whole soul into an appeal for
a reform
But do not carry a "grouchy," critical
face and mind about with you, day at
/ ter day, and expect to reform the
world in that way. You are only ad-
ding to the unpleasant things in life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

r-AvE YOU disagreeable face?
n Go at once and look in the
IL mirror.
Study your countenance, and ana
lyze the prevailing expression
There came into a street car one day
young woman dressed in taste and
possessing handsome features.
But her face was repellant to be-
hold.
The corners Of her fresh young lips
turn Il down.
Her hroNys were brought together
with q disagreeable half froWn.
Her large eyes shot forth most IN
pleasant glances. and she seemed TO
affect the car like an open door
through which 4 cold east wind blows.
1t was not a mere mood; for the face
was so stamped with ugly tempers
and angry, petulant moods that any
observer could not fail to see the IN
fortunate young woman had long in
dulged herself in those states Of mind
which eventually destroy all beauty.
\ young man of fine moral charac-
ter, splendid mental qualities, good
heart, and a handsome physique, has
marred the whole opulent outfit by q
"grOuchy" state of mind.
He finds one person in his acquain-
tances to praise where he find twenty
to score; he approves of one thing in
lie Wnere ne QlSapprOFeS OIL IlIIy. he
is quick to condemn and slow to praise;
and all the time he believes it is his
wonderful sense of justice" and his
great power Of discrimination" which
causes him to take this attitude to-
ward the world.
He does not realize that he is weak
ening his power for usefulness, and
increasing the misery of the world, and
all the evils in it, by dwelling so per-
sistently upon that mental plane.
If you do not like discords in music,
how absurd it would be to sit down
at the piano and to keep striking the
keys, making such sounds in order to
call the attention Of the world to their
unpleasantness.
Your time would be better employed
practising harmony.
If the world seems to you full Of
cruelty and coldness and selfishness
and vice, 90 about your bushes and
show it how beautiful are kindness,
warmth. sympathy and virtue.
That is the most effective and prac-
teal and prompt way to interest the
public in your ideals of better living.
Give il a sample.
You can never improve anything or
anybody by making yourself disagree
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

home before I had a chance to say
But would I have rebelled if I had
had the chance2 1 believe not, LOT
whatever the children need they must
But a governess. a woman who
wears spectacles and looks like the
head line in a copy book, and VINO
will disapprove Of our baby tax oe
cause it isn't the language approved
by the American textbook societies!
Truly, we are beginning to know the
pangs of growing up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

On III Temper as Destroyer
of Good Looks-Good Done
by Those of Sunny DISPOSE
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
Ans BY PHnNE.

Three foot, foot, foot and foot
led fence. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

with her father. P. J. Reynolds, who
Is trainmaster at this place
The h. P. lodge installed officers and
gave a public banquet.
c. S Bingham was called to Miss
issippi by a message stating that his
mother was not expected to live.
A number of horses and cattle were
badly cut on wire fences during a hard
hail storm which occurred here. The
hail was so large that it cut the grow
ING crops up considerably. but most Of
the stuff Is starting TO grow again.
Mrs. Lila G. Moore. a woman suffra-
gist lecturer. spoke here on the subject
of Votes for Women"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
MILITARY CONCERT IN
CLEVELAND SQUARE TONIGHT.

The regular military band concert will
be given in Cle=eland square this even
ing by the 22d infantry band. The
program which has ben prepared by
bandmaster C. D. Washington, follows:
AIarch-Universa Peace, Lampe.
Decentralization Thomas.
Waltz-Danube Waves, IvansOn.
Selection from Carmen" Bizet.
Love Melody-Heart to Heart, Trim
Klaus and Ball.
Ballet-Nusic and Soldiers March
from William Tell" Rossini.
Selection-Sunny South, Lampe.
What do you do when your wife
tells YOU about her first husband?'
Believe me, I envy him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is Is cents. 1t
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
IRRIGATION DAM
NEAR CARLSBAD
Contractor Is Here-Had to
Stop Work on Hope
ArteSia lime.

W. d. Malone, a grading contractor,
is in FL Paso. after having completed
an irrigation enterprise on the Della
ware creek in New Mexico, 50 miles
south of Carlsbad. He built dam Of
concrete II feet high and 200 feet long
and wing walls 1000 feet long and %
feet high and constructed six miles Of
canal for a company, which is putting
in a new irrigation undertaking there
The canal Is 10 feet wide at the hot
tom, 16 feet at the top and six feet
deep. The work was for Coad broth
ers.
Mr.. AIahoneY did some of the grad
ing work on the Hope to Artesia rail
road, which was promoted by y COur-
chesne and associates, of FL PasO The
work had to stop, owing to inability
to float the bonds, and Mr.. MahOney
saws that the Santa Fe railroad was
able to block the sale of the bonds.
asst wishes to build the line at some
future date. Hope Is rich fruit coun-
try near Artesia. but without railroad
connection and the proposed line was
to give connection between the two
towns and connect with the Santa Fe
line at Artesia.
We are overstOcked on guaranteed
roofing paper Lander Lumber Co.
He slipped on the polished floor and
| killed himself"
Sort of hardwood finish. you
might say"
Use Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

There was a big boarding house
dynamited this morning. Did you hear
about ito
Not a word
That's strange The air was full Of
rOOmers-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

Did you see those autos skind -
Sir, how dare you call me kid"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

We are overstOcked on guaranteed
roofing paper. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

To Mrs H. J. Collins, 1920 North
Campbell street; July 5.
To Mrs. J. N Reynolds. Alhambra
Heights; June 10
To Mrs. Jose Rodriguez, $40 San Mar
cial street; July ?.
To Mrs. FIorencio Garcia, 1919 First
street; June %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

HE slipped on the polished floor and
killed himself"
sort of a hardwood finish. you
might say"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09

AVE you a disagreeable face?
~ Go at once and look in the
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