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The Harrison times., 1912-06-08
Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that there
viii be public examination Of teach
ers at Harrison the s0th and alst days
Of iune, A, u, 1872 10 ascertain the
Professional Qualifications of all per-
sona dcsifng To- teach In the Public
Sehoola OF lioono county,
J, -, CuBNuTF,
County Examiner Of Boone County,
Arkansas, June 5th, 1919,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-08
Alpena.

Work has begun on the parson-
age,
Mrs, Mary Porter is very low
with consumption
Work is progressing nicely on S 7
Furguson's new house
!, T. Furguson has installed a 6nC
soda fountain in his place Of busi.
ness,
A new boy arrived at the home Of
Frank Snced on Monday Of last
week
!, f. Martin has improved his
arm considerably this week by way
Of fencing,
Rev. j. D, Albright, Of Capps, fill.
ed his regular appointment at Syca'
more Sunday
Z Martin is very low with con
sumption,
There was Decoration Day ser.
vices at both the Auman and Rosco
Groycyards on Thursday Of last
week
The Methodist people served ice
cream here last Saturday night, the
proceeds to be used in building a
parsonage,
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Card Of Thanks.

We cheertully express our apprccia.
ton for the prompt and satisfactory
manner Of settlement by To II,
Schweit2er q Co, for damage that we
sustained by the burning Of the Ross
Warehouse The fire occurred on Nav
23rd, was adjusted June 3rd aud set.
tied by draft on day Of adjustment
without discount, We consider this
Insurance that Insures. We have 9TH
er insurance not settled yet,
FARMERS BANK.
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Mt. Zion.
People are blowing corn

People are blowing corn
Hazel Hall, Of Harrison, is visiting
her grandfather, l, J, Klepper
Several Of our people attended the
Childred's Day exercises at Red Oak
Sunday, All report a nice time,
Report OF Sunday School-Song,
prayer by Bro, Isaac Davis, officers
present 2, teachers 2, scholars 26,
total attendance Al; Song,
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
DIStrict Court Of The United States
Western District Of Arkansas,

District Court of the United States,
Western District Of Arkansas,
Harrison Division,
In the matter of John Il Collman
Bankrupt, No, 65 in Bankruptcy.
NorIcE on PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that the sale
John b, CoiIman, Bellefonte, Ark,
Bankrupt, has filed application for {
discharge In bankruptcy, aud that Il
has been ordered by the court that a
hearing be had upon said application
before said court on the 10th day OF
July, l9l2 at Harrison In said district
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which
hearing all creditors and other per
sons In interest may appear aud show
cause II any they have why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be
granted,
Harrison, Arkn June 5rd, 1912,
ATTRSr
WM, s, WRiLSuBAR, Clerk
by W, e, MITCHELL ID, &,
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Employment Bureau.

TO meet the necessity Of bringing
together the employer and those
needing work in Harrison, either
men or women, A, Z, Woodruff,
the furniture man and undertaken,
offers TO keep a book with u record
Of both help needed and those seek.
ing work, free Of all charge, Seehim
and tell him what you want in this
line,
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ValleYSprings.

Bro. Kerr is having this week,
though the drouth has damaged his
meadows awfully,
The Boone County Normal is be-
ing held at this place 1t began on
May 3rd, with good enrolment.
1t has been reported that Carl
Loudon has twelve acres of the pret-
tiest corn in this neck of woods,
Bro. B. F. Keeter preached on last
Sunday at the c, NJ Church. There
was a large congregation at night.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-08
Warning Order.

IN the Boone County Court,
Polly W. Jones, FcliS NJ
Jones, Louis i, Jones, John G,
Jones, and Frank +, Jones,
Plaintiffs,
against Warning order
AISLE II Jones, Jackson Van
2Anl, Ice Nin1ant, Goldman
Van3ant, James W, Young,
Riley Young Joe Young Ar
thur Young, NIna Young FAM
ule Young lleltlg Young, ADJ
die Young, Clara Young, Oda
Young, James Rogers, Elna
Rogers, Eddy Rogers, Alyue
Rogors, Emmett Rogers,
Ethel Rogers Bertha Rogers,
George Marhhall, Orval Mar
shall, Bfiee Marshall Clyde
Marshall aud D0ftha Marshall,
DEPENDENTS,
The defendants, Aisle u, Jones
James Rogers, Etua Rogers, Eddl
Rogers, Alvus Rogers, Emmett RoE
efs, Ethel Rogers aud Bertha Roger
are warned 20 appear In this e0uf
within thirty days and answer lh
complaint Of the plaintiffs, Polly w
Jones, fellX NJ, Jones, Louis +, Jones
John G, Jones and Frank 4, Jones
May 18th, 1919,
RoBF 4, DopsoN, Clerk
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like men, harness should be
Judged by individuality of
character

The outside physical appearances of all about the
little change slight difference color of hair short and
Others tall and lean.
difference size style finish
But to people they look alike
However there inside difference between the who
$4,000 year and who $S0Ohere is inside difference be-
the who holds office honor his community aud the
who known to be cheat.
make a difference in
WORKMANSHIP AND THE QUALITY OF LEATHER used is
what makes the difference in Harness
We have been making Harness Harrison for 25 years and
know just what is best for your
Our superior Workmanship the quality Heather and
price policy of selling has made many friends and
Frew Saddlery CO.
West Side Square
The Harrison times., 1912-06-08

Try pail Of Crisco; Holts Grocery
Corn Chops at Nicholson's Groc-
cry.
-Shattuck's Studio for Frames
and Framing.
Gold Band Peaches are the best.
At Hollis Grocery.
Sugar 10 pounds for one Dollar at
Nicholson's Grocery.
Try a can Of Golden Days Coffee
at Nicholson's Grocery.
Cane, Kafir Corn and Millet
Seed. At Holts Grocery.
See McMahan & Pugh for Alb.
stracts Office in Court House.
Try Cane and Kafir Corn for
your chicks. Holt'S Grocery.
"A full line of Tobaccos and fine
Cigars at Nicholson's Grocery.
"A fine fresh stock Of Bunte's cam
dy, all kinds, at Cotten's Grocery.
See Palace Drug Store for Wall
Paper. W. H. WATKINS, Prop.
j. c. Fain has some choice city
property for sale, Call and see him,
-Schwetzer has paid his water
bill and the city water is now on
and a full supply in his pasture,
See the Palace Drug Store for
Paints, Oils, Varnish and Wall Pa
per,
i will deliver Ice Cream to your
home at any time specified Palace
Drug Store Phone 50,
lifts good to eat, We have it.
No stale goods in stock.
Nichoison's
Call up the Gotten Grocery Store
for Pancake, Cake and Buckwheat
TNours A fresh supply just in.
If YOU want calendar with
your store or office on it see Shat
tuck's Studio, Special prices on 500
lots,
My motto, "Thc best is none
too good for my customers is car
ried out to the letter at Palace Drug
Store fountain
w, II, WATKINS, Prop,
W. 4, Clifford is expecting a ship
ment OF the new steel frame Chal-
lenge Churn which he will offer to
our people at the old price; the best
Churn on the market,
Annual Convention Arkansas
Association Lumber Dealers and
HOO.lIoo Concentration, Little
Rock June 10.11 Very low round
trip rates, North Arkansas Line,
Most disease comes from germs,
Kill the germs and You kill disease,
Conkey's Nox.i.cide mixes with wa
ter and kills the germs, For Poul.
trymen, Stockmen and Housekeep.
ers. Guaranteed by W, II, Watkins,
$4,000 yearly in yourbock yard;
No Poultry Trucking, Ginseng,
Mushroom dope New industry
you never heard Of Send Toe for
square tips, explains and starts
you, j. =, KING, Ozark, Ark
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Maey's Pictures,

Please you-Get your moneys
worth then some, One block cast
Of southeast corner square,
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Jersey for Sale.

A lne Jersey calf, FIVE months old,
for sale, Apply to Mrs, J, H. De-
Frees, Harrison, Ark
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Notice,

Wanled.-50 men to eut and haul ee.
daf, Haulcfs paid every night See
], G, Lee at Omaha, Ark,
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For Sale,

Ten bushels Of Spanish peanuts,
Last years growth, Inquire OF g. NJ,
Cooke, At oliee Of Zimmerman Realty
Co,
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Local and Personal

e. {, bentz has been down from
Springfield this week.
"A fine rain revived things here
abouts Wednesday night.
Frank Riddle and Miss Ida
| Downum we're married Thursday.
The Baptist Sunday school pic
nicked at Wilson Spring Wednesday.
T. G. Moss is planning to build
an elegant new residence near the
depot,
Latest styles (1912 patterns) of
Wall Paper just arrived at Palace
Drug Store.
DR., Town Holmes, of Jericho
| Springs, Mo-, has been here this
week, visiting relatives.
John Mason, manager Of the
Fair Store at Searcy, was in Harri-
son the first of the week,
The Presbyterian Sunday school
is preparing for an elaborate Child
ren's Day entertainment.
Mrs. oe Weaver, who has lately
been very i'll at her home at Hubert,
Ok, is now able to sit up,
Eighteen of the young ladies of
the Christian Sunday school pic
nicked at the Bluff Springs Wednes-
day,
Mrs. Frank Mcmillan spent
Wednesday and Thursday this week
at the farm home Of Mrs. John
Toney,
Prof, c, l.. Moore has been visit
ing for the past few days at the farm
home Of Dr. Carl Finch, below Belle
fonte,
Dave Mcfarland, with his wife
and little child, Of Fulton, Ky, are
visiting with S Loyelacc and family
this week.
Attorney Guy l.. Trimble return
ed Wednesday from an extended
business trip to Missouri, Tennessee
and Kentucky,
Miss Irby Maggard entertained
a number Of her friends Sunday al.
ternoon in honor Of Miss Mary Ste
ycns, Of Rogers,
Burton Bunch has accepted a
position in the store Of T. X, Car
trell and will make Lead Hill his
home for the future,
Thirty varieties Eycr-blooming
and climbing Roses, now on sale at
Taylor & Sons Nursery one mile from
Harrison on Bergman road,
Marcus Ferguson, the blind
piano tuner, will be in Harrison
within the next two weeks, Leave
orders at the Planters Hotel,
Screen Doors and windows to
fit any and all Of your openings at
the Boone County Hardware Co.'S.
Remember fly time is coming,
Mrs, b, +, Mccormick, in com.
pany with her daughter, Mrs Alice
Beechley, of Illinois, has been visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs, Alf King, at
MARRIED, at the home Of Tom
Berry Moss, June 9th 1912, Mr.
John kirsh lro TO Miss Bertha vii.
lines, Rev John A, Womaek oAiciat.
ing,
-Rev, J, A, Womack has been en-.
joying q visit from his father, moth.
er and sister, all of Washington
county, They will probably remain
several weeks
Don't neglect your wiIe's com.
fort during the warm days coming,
Get one Of the Boone Co, Hardware
Co.'S smokeless and oderless perfec.
tion OIL Stoves,
Prot W, B. Clark, formerly with
our school but last year principal Of
the Jasper schools, has been made
first assistant on the faculty Of the
Berryyille Public Schools for the
coming year
-Ofcourse YOU wish TO increase
your annual income, The superb
new Year Book Of Joplin Business
College tells you HOW Enter any
timc-no vacations Position for
every graduate,
=F0R sALB=Two fresh milk COWS
! fnup VsHps old Eas - - Waad iIuIuf,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-08
Telephone Batteries

Get your telephone dry batteries
from the Boone County Hardware
Co, They have a full stock
The Harrison times., 1912-06-08
Trying Your Sight

with pair Of ready made glasses
Is no test at all, The leases In such
glasses are exactly alike aud not one
pair Of eyes la thousand are built
that way, We examine each eye sep
afalely and supply glasses that viii
help both organs Of sight, Better Try
cur safe way The other IA danger.
Gus 10 one eye at least
G, l.. GLlNES 4 co,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-08

=f0R sALB=Two fresh milk cows
four years old, see +, s, Wood living
on Bergman road,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-08-15

Mrs. Matte Richmond and children
spent Sunday and Sunday night al
Frank Miller's.
Several of the neighbors are put.
ting up their hay on the river bottom.
Hay is good this year.
Perry Osborn and family visited
Mr.. Chandler's Sunday.
The red and blue contest at New
Hope closed Sunday. The reds had
to furnish the ice cream supper, as
the Blues had the most Sunday
School scholars.
Mr.. Linendol) and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Mr.. Craven's.
North New Home was well repre-
sented at Butler Saturday.
Harley Warderman and wife, Bob
Sproul and family went to Drexel
Sunday in Harley's new auto to visit
L. X. BEhm and family. =.
Sid Zeiler and wife have returned
home from Osceola, where they have
been visiting. One of Mrs. Zeiler's
sisters came home with them.
COR.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-08-15
Passaic News.

The news has been so scarce and
Scribbler so busy on account of har-
vest that the items have been a minus
quantity.
Jewel Thompson visited Floyd
Blunt Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McCann visited
with his sister, Mrs. John Wright OF
Butler from Saturday to Monday.
The children, Eta and George, re-
manned for a longer visit with Aunt
Mary and Uncle John.
Mrs. Ed Fouts and babies, Gladys
and Ruby, visited in Butler from
Wednesday till Saturday. They re-
port fine time.
Misses Jessie Miller and Bertha
Carroll of Kansas City are visiting
their old Sunday school teacher, Rev.
C. C. Higbee.
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D. G. Corthon of Atlanta, Illinois,
, after pleasant visit here with his
niece and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mccartney, left for Denver,
Colo., on the noon train Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrew living west
Of Passaic had visitors from Saturday
until Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Campbell visited her
sister, Mrs. o. B. Ray, over Friday
night.
Mrs. w. G.. Stults and daughters
visited Mrs. Bailey Beckett Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Cleve Chambers and son,
Jimmie, are quite sick but slowly i'm
proving.
Those visiting at the home of G. O.
Thompson Sunday afternoon were
Mrs. Charles Campbell and children
and Tommie Ruddle and brother.
The rain last week was a boon to
this vicinity but we need more.
Mrs. r. B. Campbell visited her
son during Chautauqua.
Church Notes-Sunday school we'll
attended and good collection. Don't
forget that superintendent is to be
elected next Sunday and that Bro.
Higbee breaches Immediately follow
ing.
Bro. Higbee, wife and baby and
Misses Miller and Carroll went to
Bethel Sunday where he filled his
regular appointment.
The Baptist people of Passaic are
going to remember their anniversary
Aug. %, with a specialall day program.
Mrs. Clara Davidson visited her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Will Blunt. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lotspiech re-
turned from an extended visit to
Wyoming on the early train Tuesday
morning and came to Passaic to help
celebrate the birthday of their grand
son, Merlyn Campbell Aug. 10, 1912.
SCRIRRI
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-08-15
North New Home.

Walter Strein and sisters, Misses
Lydia and Kate, went to Kansas City
Wednesday to attend their cousins
wedding, Miss Kate Moore. Walter
and Miss Kate returned home Friday.
Miss Lydia will visit a few days al
her uncle's, Charley Moore.
George Halford, of Amsterdam,
came down Thursday and spent a
few days with his uncle Ike Kelly's.
John Phelps lost horse one day
last week.
Cliff Ehart says when his friends
call on them he will furnish music on
his new violin while his wife gets
dinner on her new coal oil stove.
Henry and John Ehart made a
business trip to Foster Friday.
Will Galloway and Willie Beolim
of Drexel spent Saturday night at
MT. LlnenQOll s.
Ed Sproul is sporting a new bicy-
Gle.
Henry Ehart bought team from
John Ehart one day last week.
Miss Clara Chandler and two of
her brothers, Tom and Lewis, and
Thelma Berry returned home from
Barton county, where they had been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Fred Pahl-
man. They said they had fine crops
and lots Of fruit down there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormack and son
and family and Jack Skaggs and fam
lily were Butler visitors Sunday.
Brick Mccoy and wife and little
son, Wilbur, visited his fathers at
Peru Saturday and Sunday.
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Mulberry and Western Bates.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Bohlken were
trading in the county seat Wednesday.
John Dykman and family were
shopping in Butler Thursday.
Geo. B. Bohlken and sons thrashed
483 bushels of wheat off of II acres,
also $50 bushels of flax from IL acres.
Allie Jacobs and family, of Hays
vile, Iowa, are visiting Frank Her
mans.
R. Bohlken and son, Bert, made a
business trip to the county seat Thurs
day.
Ben Hoyt is looking after Uncle
Sans business while Postmaster
Clayton is taking a vacation.
Henry Kaufman is having two
rooms added to his house.
Ed Rush and family, of Amster-
dam, spent Sunday at DR.. j. C. Sa-
geser's.
Will H., George H. and Sena Bohl-
ken; Ed, Albert and Fannie Meints
visited the Meints brothers Sunday.
John Dykman and wife drove up to
Block, Kan, to visit John Caughman's S
Saturday. They returned Monday.
Henry Dykman made business
trip to Pleasanton, Kan., Saturday.
G. A. Grove, of Amsterdam, bought
the Orlan Coffan property in Amoret.
The deal was made by Bowman and
Williams.
E. E. Boon and family were callers
at Harlan Porter's Sunday.
Y The Mulberry Hayseed Band boys
are practicing overtime to get in trim
for the carnival at Amsterdam.
Farmers are busy hauling off wheat
and flax.
G. A. Jones and daughter, Josie,
were trading in Butler Tuesday.
Rambler.
Big Buck work shirts, SOC. Best
material, best made, fullest cut.
Walker-McKibben.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-08-15
Elkhart.

| Well, we had some rain but we can
stand some more. The bugs are still
on top.
Ed Bailey the cattle boss of Elkhart
sold to Duvall, Of Butler, one hundred
head of cattle few days ago. Price
$40.
The big meeting at Mount Vernon
school house is still going on. A
preacher from Butler is doing the
preaching. We heard that he was
good talker.
John Stevens and wife, Albert Dam
iels and wife went out south of town
last Sunday to see the steam shovel
at work. They report the sight worth
going to see.
Will Kershner and wife spent last
Sunday at his brother Jim's. They
report good time.
The writer and his wife called on
Uncle Jim Caughlin last Sunday. His
wife is quite poorly. She has got the
asthma. From the way Uncle Jim
talks we think that he is in love with
Bryan.
Charley Spillman and wife visited
John Barton last Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Thronbrough of Lewis,
Kansas, is here on a visit with friends
and old neighbors. She says that she
likes that country all right.
W. H. Keeton and wife visited at
Joe Rayborn's last Sunday.
Well, the election is over, wet didn't
get all that we voted for but the ticket
is alright. Now we must work to
elect it.
The writer is almost under the
weather this week. He got his
shoulder knocked out one day last
week.
The report that Mr.. French who
used to preach at Mount Vernon
school house was dead, in last weeks
paper, was mistake. He is report
ed very low at present.
Ben Porter and wife visited their
daughter last Sunday.
j. D. Clements and family called at
the home of Perry Butts last Sunday.
j. D. Clements and family took din
ner with John Norwood one day last
week.
j. c. Vermillion and wife of Char
lotte township visited at the home of
G. w. Allen Sunday, Aug. 4. They
brought their phonograph along and
entertained quite crowd in the after
noon with fine music. Those present
were l. W. Rayborn, John Page and
wife, Mr.. Messick and wife, j. c.
Halbert and family, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs.
Bob Scott and little girl, r. B. He'd
dleson and little niece, Mrs. Minnie
Allen, Bessie Allen, Russell Allen and
Ellis Allen. JOHNNY.
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WOrland.

j. V. lately passed through this
county last Monday night.
Austine Sears and George Bobo
spent Sunday with Alice and Lizzie
Bear.
Loal Livingston left Saturday eve
for Pitsburg Kansas.
Roy Queen and Ellen Mullis spent
Sunday with Repurta Summers.
The dance at Mr.. Coon's Saturday
night was all right, not very large
crowd there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auntie Green of
Pleasant Hill Mo. came down Thurs
day to spend few day with her
father and mother P. F. Constable.
Orion Heanie and family spent Sum
day with A. O. Bendure.
Clark Franklin and family Lon
Baldwin and family, Ivin Mullis and
family took dinner at j. F. Franklins
Sunday.
Ned Redlinger, Willard Bush, Arth-
ur Bowers and Repurta Summers and
Pearl Bush all enjoyed a fine time at
the home of Meta Summers Wednes-
day night and ate watermelon.
Eta Rinner left for her home north
east of Butler Sunday after a visit
with her uncle and family.
Allie Lightfoot, of Drexel NO., came
down Saturday to visit his friend in
Worland a few days.
Mrs. Smith came monday evening
to visit her daughter and family Mrs.
Maude Morehouse.
There was preaching all last week
and will be breathing all this week by
Rev. moon.
Austin Sears. Lizzie Bear and Alice
Bear called on George Bobo and Sis
ter Sunday eve.
0 ATNTIE.
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Thursday night, August Is, have
changed to Friday night, August 16.
Rev. Benson. the new M. E. pastor
filled his appointment Sunday night.
Will Ewing and Mr.. Mcclure took
their first loads of watermelons to the
Butler market Tuesday.
YOUNG AARON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.


To Texas & Pacific Railroad COM
pany. to build freight station Of rein
forced concrete, corner Ochoa and
First streets. Estimated cost $4,000.
Deeds Filed.
Detroit street between Washington
and Cotton avenues-H. F. Easter to
". G. Jolly, lots 1925, block 16, High
land Park addition, corrected deed.
Consideration. $500. Feb. IS. 1912
Southeast corner California and North
FL Paso streets-Frank Wells Brown to
block 6, Alexander addition. COnsld-
Grafton. $1,000. March 4, 1912
Vineyard tract. SOcorrO grant,. N.
WingO and J. f. Primm to p. H.
Brown, 80 acres. being tract 19 and
north one half tract 20, block . Con-
sideration. $3.50. Feb. 16. 1912.
Bliss street between Luna and Grama
streets-T NJ. Waller and wife to John
Figueira. lots "a. block 124. East Ei
Paso. Consideration, 500. Feb %,
1912.
Hammett Place-H. Bryant to Frank
r. TObin. lots 20-23-24, block 1. Or
chard Park addition. Consideration,
$500. March /, 1912.
Young. sections % e IS, block 1g. sec
tions So. block 20 public school
lands. Consideration, s16.440 Feb. 81,
1912. ". J. Price. Jr to L. D. Lebo-
witch, sections 2-11-12-13, block 20, sec
lions 5-6-1, block q, public school land
Consideration. S15,44O. Feb. q, 1912.
Vineyard Tract-H l. Red to p. H
Brown, tract is. block I. containing 90
acres Consideration, $1,000. March J.
Plateau, Tex. r Day and Levi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05
Are You Hungry !?
If So, Let Us Feed
You With the Best

Aul0IlCou 4tdOly lOGI& RAL1AD 20 4DS 1OI q4.(O
Gold Coin Flour FOR "a lbs. for 85c
Gold Coin Flour BISCUIT 48 lbs for$1 65
harrington Hall-Steel Cut-Pure Coffee-No
Chaff-Demand Darlington Hall and take no
other. beware Of limitations go lbs. Of Bar
rington Hall Coffee goes as far as 3 lbs. of other
coffees." Try it.
1 h. alright can for. 4Oc- 2 ID. can. soc
Kneedit- Purer than Lard-1O ID. can $1.20
10 10. can Swift s Pure Silver Leaf Lard for $125
Swift 5 Empire Bacon-by the strip-per h. zoe
Evaporated Pitted Cherries, per package. .35c
Gallon cans Apples, Grapes or Plums, each. .35c
Gallon cans Peaches or Pears, each. ..... .45c
Gallon cans Apricots or Catsup, each. -. SOC
Gallon cans black Cherries or Blackberries,
Pure Fruit Jams in picnic cans, each 800. 10
Pure Fruit Jams, In pints, glass, each. 49, .25c
Pure Fruit Jams, in quarts, glass, each. 4Oc
Pure Fruit Monarch Preserves, pints, each. SOC
Our deliveries leave the store at 8-1O-2 and 5
o'clock. Orders must be in ID minutes before
leaving hours. We deliver to East FL Paso on
Tuesdays and Fridays. To Highland Park on
Wednesday,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-05

DF' "arnoek' dentist set teeth. $40.