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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Dinners and Luncheons

Miss Mabel Falvey viii be hostess OF
the Saturday Luncheon club. lustead Of
Mrs. w. r. Latta. on Saturday next at
her home. on Los Angeles street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

A scald, burn. or severe cut heals
Slowly II neglected. The family that
keeps bottle of BILLIARDS. SNOW
l-lNlAENI on hand is Away prepared
Tor such accidents Price 25c, Doe and
SLe0 per bottle sold by Scott White
4 Co, three stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Imported novelties for George wash
ingtons birthday dinners The Elite
Confectionery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Full measure at Southwestern Fuel {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Dr.wa-noc<, dentist charges reasonable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
El Pasoans Away

George Phillips has gone TO Mineral
Wells. Tex for two weeks. hoping to
recover from an attack OF rheumatism
Misses Alice and Mae Care OF 1912
Rio Grande, who were expected home
this week, have decided to stop over
at Birmingham. Ala, and visit rela-
tives before returning te Fl Paso-
DR.. E. r. Carpenter. OF FL PaEo, is in
New Orleans attending a meeting Of
the southern branch Of the American
LarynEoiogist Pathological and
Chronological society He read q pa
per before the convention
D. z. Doane left the first Of the week
for Pasadena. Cal, where he was called
to the bedside OF his sister, Mrs. " P
G0rcer, who is seriously i'll IN that city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

women TO the extreme Of sighting
the male members present and having
as her dance partners for the evening
araent women suff-agets. The ball
vas given under the auspices OF the
Woman's Political union.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

The Sunday school workers Of Cal
vary Baptist church VIII meet Friday
sFsning with MS Frank Scott, 1903
no Grande street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING

The A. e.'s will s,ve one of their weekly dances Friday evening. Jan. usry I2 for 4 6.'s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
INCORPORATION or
 ALASKA COMPANIES

of business Valdez
 Geo. F.. James S CD u. Notic, filed of dissolution uf ,srporation Place of business. Juu..,u
 Maydeld Gold Mining Company M. M. Reese. r C wab,r. and J. W McMillan. incorporatprs Capital stool, si.ooO.Ooo. at tl a share Principal rlSce of business. Valdez
 Seward Peninsula Dredging Com pany-Jafet Lindebers. l. Stevenson C. C. Lomen. Carl J. Lomen and F.. [ Cair. incorporators Capital stock S5oo.ooO at s10o share. Principal place of business at Nome. Alaska.
 Valdez Gold Mining Company chas Crawford. A. F. Grigsby. Nj. Blum. Fl. B Ingram and F. Shit. Incorporates. Capital stock O,000 at si0 share. Principal place of business. Valdez. Alaske.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court. Noatak Ko- bulk Precinct. District of Alaska. Soc ond Division.
 In the matter of the estate of Frank Sullivan. deceased
 Estate of Frank Sullivan Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned. ad- mInistrator of the estate of Frank Sullivan. deceased. to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against. the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouches. within six months arter the first publication of this notice. 10 the said administra- tor. at his residence ln the town of Kiana. Alaska. the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate. in the town of Kiana. District of Alaska. Second Di- vision. Noatak- Kobuk Precinct
 Dated this 4th day af Nov. 1911
 c " YICKORY.
 Administrator. Date first publication Dec i6. 1911. Date last publication Jan. i2 1912.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
MATTERS OF RECORD
OecEM8 eR 90. 1911.


 Nelson bench. Little creek. amended location: Pioneer Mining Co. Dec 2s, 1911.
 Kids association. west side Little Creek. Pioneers Mining Co. Dec. 2s. lssii :.
 Proofs of Labor. claims. left limit otter creek. II. A. Altemus
 No Rocker creek. Con Kelly.
 No. 44 below on Newton No. ?. Leonora bcnch. right limit Triple: No. Nakkela gulch. Wild Coos" M & T. Co
 Leadvilie. Lucky John and Sarah claims. between Saturday and Cooper: J. s. Kimbail
 Pluto association claims on Penny. Quartz and Rabbit creeks; ] ". Downing.
 Bonita association on Bonita creek. for years 1910 and 1911 w \ Ma comber et al
 Second tier bench claim. right limit No. 3 Center creek Marie Amber et al.
 Sener bench. right limit. No2 above Dry creek. Laura McQuarrie,
 May Flower bench. left limit Snake river: No bench. lef, limit Center creek. and Eima claim, right limit Center creek: II. NJ Pullum et al. Tessa claim. Peluk creek: Dun fraction. and Nome City fraction. Rocker creek. Nome Consolidated Dredging Co.
 No. 3 below on Newton No. l; Geo. James ct al. .. Blue Bird and Artic Sun claims. Pe- lux creek: J. Y Nicotine ct al.
 Shaw fraction at mouth of Peluk creek: Hortense Jutras.
 Kirby claim. 2 miles east of Fort Davis: Con Kelly.
 Penny River group. California group Eureka group and Climax fraction. on Penny river: J. c Cornell e al
 Memory association. left limit Sum set creek: Hugh McMonagle.
 No. on Laura gulch and Powell association No. 1 on right limit Bour- bon creek: Fred Heidrich.
 Blizzard fracti n. near Bowhead creek: Kostas Eustathion.
 California association and frac- ton on Cripple river: Jas. s,amouios ct al.
 Gwendoiyn claim. right limit No. 3 below Anvil creek; Geo. D. Schoheld.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 JUNEAU. Jan i.-During the las; ak months the following articles of incorporation have been filed in the office of the secretary nf the terri tory:
 Baranon Fish Company-Frank II. Madden and E. F Hanley of Med ford. Ore. and J. F Maloney of Jun eau. incorporators. Capital stock SIOO.000. at ti0o a share. Principal place of business Juneau.
 Skagway ming Company-l- Keller. b l.. Dickinson. F.. J. Shaw w W. Boughton. incorporators Cap ital stock slo.e0o. at si R share Place of business at Skagway.
 vaidez Publishing Company-H. R.. ingram. George Krau and E. C. AL len. incorporators Capital stock s1o. 900. at 126 a share. Principal place
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
NOME COOKING.

For home made bread, eake, pes, doushnuts and cookies. call up Mes. danes Aitemus q Ford, Phone Red 106.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
KILLS WIFE THEN SUICIDES
Special Nugget Service.

epseiai Nvsost Service.
 LIVINGSTON. Mont. Jan. 2.-As the result of the holidays just over Dr. c. E. Buttons of this city shot his wife last evening. then turned the gun upon himself. and took his own life. falling beside the body Of his wife, where they were found this morning. both cold in death.
 The cause of the killing of the wife Is believed to have been due to 5esl- ousy. and no doubt the young vic who was rather popular vas making too merry for her husband who was of a rather Jealous disposition.
 The finding of the bodies Of the murdered woman and the husband who had committed suicide is now the talk of the town. but all agree that the doctor had no cause for conn., hitting such deeds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
CUBAN RESIGNS
 TO FIGHT DUEL
Special Nugget Ser.iee.


 HAVANA. Jan. s-- Secretary Jus tice Baraqua has handed in his resig nation to President ,ioiuez. m order that he can light a duel with Gen,ral Nunez. president vf ths. Cuhau v,trr- veterans.
 The general has msd. c"~trir ra. marks from time to time about the secretary. who today handed in hIg resignation. stating to President Go- meg that the only way to treat such dogs was c. challenge them 70 light duel
 The resignation of Justice Barraqua was accepted by Gomez. who takes somewha; the same view Us his sec rotary and believes remarks such az reported and the originator being Nunez. preside ntof the Cuban veter- ans should result in challenge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05

We handle soslset' bsse ma|s from soeclal,y selected 6ohsmaa heps. The h ,t beer brswed on the Pacific ooast. Price reasonable. Delivered at your deer frss ef charge. Try this eese and Y ,u will Ss convinced. The eseie..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05

For . nice warm bath ir the iar0sss bath rooms in the oity try the City Bath House. Everything 6rst e'ass and up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-05
CALL FOR BIOS.

Notice is hereby given that tha will receive bids for removing the ac- cumulated snow from and keeping clear of snow drifts certain of the streets of the city or Nome during tho months oi January February. March and April, 1912
 Bids must be sealed and hied with the City Clerk on or before D. III. Monday. January k 1912. and the Council reserves the righ, 10 reject any and all bids.
 W NJ. EDDY.
 City Clerk Dated January 1912.
 Specifications for Removing Snow. l. All snow must be removed from Front street. the full width of the street from sidewalk to sidewalk be- tween the Power House. east of John J. Seenon & Co. Dock and B Street 30 that the same shall not be over two feet in depth and the same shall be leveled of so that shall be no hum mocks or aburpt grades on the street g. All snow shall be removed in like manner as Front street from Hunter Way and First Avenue be- tween Huhtes Way and B Street: also all snow shall in like manner be TO- moved from Barracks Square Street and Steadman Avenue between Front Street and the Catholic Church.
 The drifts are to be levelcd down on the following streets between the points designated 90 that teams may pass and repass without ditfi- cuity:
 Front Street between the Power House and Standard oil Co plants. Second Avenue from Steadman Avenue to Telephone Building.
 Lanes Way. full length. including Linton Way.
 Second Avenue west to D Street. First Avenue West to Dry Creek bridge.
 West Street from Front Street north 10 R. R. track.
 West D Street from First Avenue West to R. R. track.
 Bridge Street from Fir-t Avenue West to Snake river.
 Gold Avenue Con sandspip from
 tr, ,l. all intersection of streets.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28


ties oc the people. 1t was the decree of
man asserting his sovereignty. When
IL was written the shadow of despot-
fsu Vested upon every land Heredi-
tHry moBarchs scourged the earth with
tire snd sword. exercised the power of
life aad death and enforced their de
crees by scafrold. pillory and sword
Behold. COW. the marvellous change!
Tue Gnes lighted upon our shores have
swerc round the world, consuming the
citadets 0r arbitrary power. until they
have cesched the throne OF the Man
cbus sod the seraglios and fortresses
or ti,e ott0mans
The ertRciples OF the American con
sttmfisR will soon be accepted as the
fuiuhs Rssntsis of all civilized govern
meut
Beneath Its protection America has
mancited from triumph 10 triumph.
Half a continent has been gained.
transformed into homes, enriched with
cities. giorihed with temples OF rel-
piou aud semiuaries of learning and
pCropied 10y the greatest race OF men
who dsve lived since the sun first kiss
constitution all have been secure-no
man 80 strong he did not need its
shseii. no wretch so weak he might
not dad refuge under its provisions.
Will Even Survive Roosevelt
IL has survived the hatred Of mon
nrchs. the attacks of foreign foes, the
horrors of fratricidal strife. 1t will
.,outiaue TO survive even Theodore
Roosevelt and the Republican party.
Tbe Democratic party has always
be,.u tue friend of the constitution. Its
immortal principles were first blnzed
into the night of tyranny when the
hand OF Jefferson held aloft the Dec
iaratiou OF Independence.
The same great Democrat insured
the perpetuity of liberty when be
wrote che bill of rights
The Democratic party has made mis-
takes. but IL has always held fast &c
the constitution. 1t has always de
s.isred that free government must bt
n government OF law. 1t also knows
that he who assails the constitution OF
the people even though he has twice
been president. IL none the less an enc
my of the republic and OF liberty.
We recognize the truth that all law
aud the constitution itself should wher
necessary be amended to meet changed
conditioas But we refuse to assail th'
structure OF our government or to In
corporate intellectual vagaries ant
raatastic experiments into our Juris
prudence
We stand for government by law
II Is for this very reason we insist tha
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28
REEDS SPEECH
NAMING CLARK

Z Senator James a. Reed of Missouri
deucy. He said:
We are here not to nominate a can
bidate, but to select d president. To-
day we shall contend each against the
other: tomorrow we must be brothers
fn a hsttIe for humanity
oars is a high privilege and solemn
duty. 1t should he met in a spirit of
exalted patriotism. Every considera-
fion must be subordinated to the great
cause or the people. We speak not
oaiy for a party, but for nation. for
ntsnkiud and for history.
We are about to dissolve the partner
ship between monopoly and govern
ment
Taxing the Crust.
Sixteen years this partnership has
levied tribute under the forms of law
IL has taxed the crust upon the lips of
h1ager. 1t has filched from the pock-
cts OF poverty.
Monopoly has financed the cam
paisus Of Republican presidents. 1t
has been rewarded by immunity from
punishment for violation of the Grim
iuai statutes The people turn to the
Democratic party for relief
Republican candidates have resorted
20 every form OF false pretense. every
trick OF demagogy. In order to de-
lode tte people one of these candi-
ssstes sas not hesitated to attack the
courts OF law and to assaii the funda.
mentals OF our government
TIE Democratic party asserts that
the Substitution OF the fathers-boru of
hattie aud pain. baptized in blood and
tears, nurtured In wisdom and pa
deoce, defended by bravery and sacri-
hce-sball forever be maintained
The constitution was created by the
peafale for the protection Of the liber-
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

Let me quote you an expression from
his own lips. delivered in the house OF
representatives in August. 1911:
Whenever man stands up and un
dertakes to do anything for the benefit
of the great masses OF the people he Is
denounced by the interests as n dema
goGue and is charged with playing poi
itics But to stand up and advocate
the cause OF the interests is the high
est evidence OF craftsmanship. AS far
as | am individually concerned. /
sprane from the loIus of the common
people. God bless them. am one OF
them. lah"red with my hands In my
youth and would do SO again tomor
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

A one-piece, enameled sink &
to the appearance of any kitchen
is durable, easily cleaned and VI.
installed by our workmen you MAJ
sure that it will give the top-nl
of efficient service. ]. e. McKel
The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

Save the annoyance of collectors
call each month and pay your Senti-
mel ahead for six months or a year:
Advanced reduced rate is $3.50 for
6 months; SIS for one year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

]. w. Milne Livery, Transfer &
Storage Co., best of buggies and driv-
ing horses. Phone Junction 22S, 319
Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

II you are not satisfied with
bread, phone Bailey's Cash Store
a sack. 1t makes bread just
mother used to bake. Velvet F
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

That summer suit should be
of "Brezette," coolest cloth IN
Palmer Il Bradford, Merchant II
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

All our Shoes at closing out pri-
ces. You can't help but get a bar
gain at the Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

There's Photographer in your
town; his name Is DEAN.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

The best flour on the maj,
the celebrated velvet, Bailey d
Grocery sells it.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

opinions. He manifested that high
craftsmanship which uniles discorianl
elements aud inspires them with u com
mon purpose.
The Payne, Aldrich iniquity was fore
ed through congress, but not as simi.
lar bills had been enacted The feeble
opposition Of disunited minority had
given place TO the tire, vigor and cOur
age which contest every inch oi
ground and gain strength from each
defeat When that struggle was over
the Republican party had been un
masked. its breach of faith demon
strated.
"up. Guards. and at Them"
Towering above all others in that
historic tight was the great minority
leader. | can see him yet-cOOl. col
lected. relentless, the light of battle
flashing from his gray eyes, his square
jaw rigid with determination-as he
advanced to the speakers chair. !
can hear his challenge:
"Mr. Chairman. Payne says that he
and his cohorts will meet US In No
vember. -. | never looked for
ward to any day with so much JOY as
do to the first Tuesday after the first
Monday of November. except TO my
wedding day and the days on which
my children were born. My Demo
cratic brethren. at last, after hard
trials and great tribulations, thank
God, we stand here shoulder to shoul
der. heart to heart, solid as stone
wall. inspired by the hopes of coming
victory. My Republican friends.
you will meet us in November because
you cannot help yourselves. and when
you do meet us you will receive the
bloodlest defeat you have had since
1892 Up. guards. and at them
That challenge became the real issue
OF the campaign of 1910. Upon that
issue we changed Republican ma
jority in the house of representatives
of 3S to a Democratic majority of 60:
a Republican senatorial majority of
26 dwindled to 0. 1t was not a battle:
II was revolution-a revolution In
the pivotal states.
1t was gained In the very states
which we must win II we elect a pres
ident
The man who made that issue re
tains the confidence of the people OF
those great pivotal states. His popu-
larity Is confined To no section In
his campaign he has remained quietly
at his post of duty. He has not af
forded the spectacle of a presidential
clamorously parading the
country with brass bands and red
lights soliciting votes. He did not
need to. He had made SO many
speeches for his party 1t was unneces
sary to make any for himself.
His campaign has been made by the
people for him. 1t has been conducted
almost without money and without or
ganization. Yet you can march across
this continent from the extreme east
to the distant west and from our
northern border to our southern line
and not set foot on territory that ia
not loyal to his cause.
He counts In his column substantial,
iy all Of the delegates of twenty-five
sovereign states. His popularity has
swept across the sea, and he will be
supported here on every ballot by sub
stantially all Of the delegates from the
territorial and insular possessions.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28
Velvet Flour.

Iced Tea at the Royal Cafe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28
The Real Loader.

He carried his own state by a unani
nous vote He carried every state
touching Its borders. He carried the
states touching borders with the home
states of his distinguished opponents.
He carried almost solidly that great
domain known as the middle west.
With two exceptions he swept all states
west Of the Rocky mountains.
l have said he carried these states
Let me rather say the loyal Democ
racy. the Democracy that has never
faltercd. that has with unwavering al
legiance followed the dag, carried them
for him.
What are the great issues upon
which we must fight the battle of
1912? Is 1t not upon the record made
by the Democratic house of representa-
tives? That record Is a story OF
achievement. of promises redeemed
and pledges kept, of patient. wise
brave craftsmanship.
Over the deliberations of that body
he has presided He brought to the
office the wisdom of experience and u
judgment ripened by long and close
contact with the problems of govern
ment-
would not detract a hairs weight
from the honors due to all Democratic
congressman. would not pluck u
single leaf from the brow of the pres
ent great majority leader. l give to all
due need of praise. But yet say
here is the real leader. Here is the
man who most of all has borne the
burdens aud responsibilities, whosr
counsel has guided. who pointed the
way. whose keen intellect. superb cour
ngo and mastery reneralship hnv'
forged rhe force which has been driver
like. 81 wedge through the body Of tn,
Republican nrty mud spli, it usiInd-r
LION OF Democracy"
The ARMY uf The Democracy is form
nu in battle array Tie sun Ut hur'
.lurincS he HORIZON uf the fufut. an,
'hrd> lis s.irndor upon nur banners
Nbovt us bruiS the MYRIAD hurd bow
# promise W. have h,.rn he'd tn III,
very gales ut success hy u veteran
grown gray In the Srrvi"e. Let hin
continue to lead and the celestial hoN
viii hecom, an arch %! triumph be-
Meath which Democracy will uHrch |.
glorious victory,
And so nominate this man VIII
has fought n thptiSund BATTLES for De
mncr,Icy and not one against her. wh'
has never lowered his flag or askec
for quarter who has never deSerte,
nor taken furlough. who does no
know how 20 quilt friend or betrn
party. whose back the enemy ha
never seen. but whose breast is cover
ed with the sears OF many hard cam
paicn. who 'eads today and who shoul,
| continue to lead-the lion of DeuIoc
| racy. CHAM CLARK OF Missouri.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-15
THE .JEFFERS0NIAN-

are robbed Of $12 that must be handed over
to the manufacturer, it would seem that there
is something worth discussion and reform.
(1O) No: did not get mixed. Most of us
know the difference between Socialism and
religion.
(11) Socialism in Germany, so far as it's
Legislative programme is concerned does not
propose to abolish private ownership, nor to
Interfere with the Marital relation. But if
ever the time comes in this country when
we must choose between Romanism, and
Socialism, |, for one, will join the latter, and
do all IN my power to moderate their wild
creed. / would rather be dead than see my
country ruled by an Italian, seated in for
eign land
12) BebeGs book doesn't worry Brother
Johnson Any book, of evil teaching should.
G3) Mr.. Watson has never "gone back"
He simply stood his ground, refusing to
advance farther than the Populism of 1891.
G4 Mr.. johnson knows the difference
between the loss of property and the aboTi-
ton of the right to own property. The bad
laws, already enumerated, caused the 70 per
cent to lose their wealth.
(15) [ do not understand But if he
means that the Virginia experiment will be
tried again, the answer is that it's failure to
allow for the elementary seIfshness of human
nature will cause its collapse, as it has done
wherever tried And it has been fairly tried
by every race of human beings
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-15
This Is My Joke On Dear DIR.
IOVett.

M Y old friend Cofer's chief is still blazing
1'A away in The Wesleyan, Christian Advo-
cate. It's right good old paper, too. read
it regularly, with patience, charity and for
bearance. When Dear Doctor Lovett shucks
his coat, and lays it on to the Pappycrats, I
follow him with zest, approaching to enthu-
siasm.
| feel like yelling, go it, Doc! Give 'em
hell"
But they fooled Dear DR.. Lovett, in the
matter of the Bishops oath. Those three
new Cardinals Farley, Falconio, and O'Con-
nell-were made to swear to ''persecute here
tics, schismatics and rebels to our said Lord"
the Pope" and his aforesaid successors"
Those three alleged americans took SOL
emn oath to persecute "to the utmost" all
such non-Catholics as Dear Doctor Lovett
and myself [ say alleged americans, for the
reason that neither Of those new Cardinals
is an American. One of them is a dago, and
the other two are Irishmen.
In publishing, IN Amaerioa, the oath which
they took in Italy, these crafty hypocrites
omitted the word 'persecutc."
The word is in the oath, however; and Dear
Doctor Lovett missed that point, when he
came to denounce the other parts Of this I'M
American oath.
Nobody can take such an obligation on his
conscience and, at the same time, be good
American.