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The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30

NJ. D. Atkin, the wall paper and
paint expert, has just received his
new stock of wall paper, which he
will sell at the ridiculous sum of 5
cents per roll. Store, just south of
Telephone exchange.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30
BULL AAoosERs MEET.

Convention At Lamar was a
otxenuous 0no-County
Ticket Named.
The Prolressives net lest Moaday ss
Ls.sr. se.isatiaa the following ticket:
CoaSrsssnaa-N.N N. MeLea., Lamar.
Representative = Prot. 3. r. Joses,
Lamar.
Treasurer Charles Gsable. Laasr.
Saet. Of Schools Minaie Utter,
Lamar.
SAerif-C. A. Aibsrts, La.ar.
ysdts-A. Dsssss, Lanar.
Ssrveyor-T. e. Irwia, Lamar.
Corossr-Fred Lee, Lamar.
Assssses-W. H. Whss3oek, Hsrtmas.
Conaissiossr-Firss District, C. A.
Pinkhsa. Second District, J. H. Hsr.
din. Laaar.
The foliowina delegates froa Holly
wsrs prsssat whsa ths roll wss called;
J. g. Davis, DR.. e. M. Shssna.,
Z. @: Dsnaray, J. L. Robiasoa,
.. ". Smsltzsr, d. c. Fortnsy,
y. ~. Ford, Rev. G. A. Gaze.
s. N. CsnfsId, ". M. Grssas,
Ray Rush, c. 3. PousA.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30

II was cured Of diarrhoea by one dose
Of Chsmberlsin' Collie, Cholera and Di.
srrhoss Remedy" writes M. E. Geb.
hardt, Of Oriole. Ps. There 10 nothing
better. For sale BY the Holly Pharmacy,
lkslmsn Bros, props.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30
Employment.

All persons desiring employment
at the Holly Sugar factory during
the coming campaign are request
ed to put in their applications at
once. Cards may be obtained at
the factory, or by writing to the
superintendent.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30
Cash for Produce.

Bring us your poultry, eggs,
hides and cream. Highest market
price. Holly Produce Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30
MEN AID THINGS
4eENERAL

Epitome g he Weeks Doings
IN 1Goa1 and Vicinity
Wanted - Plain sewing. Mrs.
George Ootl pan
The ladies the Catholic church
gave . tea sterday (Thursday)
from 3 TO 8 clock, at Mrs. Lev
Appel's
On tn lay night social
was given e. be Methodist church
which was attended.
W. J. Hoe left Thursday on a
business tsi p New Mexico.
Miss Glae Fisher, who has
has made ~ home in Holly for
over q year. Monday night for
Tacoma. " ington. She will be
greatly nv BY many friends
which she I made here and the
loss OF her plin will also be felt,
for she is & lsician of charm and
ability. A1 las played for some
time at the ectric theatre.
That new silk brocade Front
Lace corses is the latest model.
Try one. " ite Bros.
Mr.. 6tsph q. Bond Of Mantle
Conn. caa11 last week to take a
position Wat The Holly Sugar Co.
He will latp 10 to Swink for the
campaign.
The Ra phn N. Mills, D. D.,
and Mrs J. who are returning
TO their esin Chicago from /
trip aro4f4 b world, are expsctsd
to arriyee \ ,l2 for. q brief visit
with the Hs and Mrs. Wiley K.
Sunday MSfihhg, Sept. f5. at tAe
Presbyterian church, on his jour.
neyings in mission lands; and at q
stereopticon tefvice that evening
he will give an illustrated lecture
on" Japan" He and the Rev. Mr..
Wright are seminary class mates.
He has large number of beautiful
slides of scenes in Japan and other
lands.
Is washday a struggle with your
Then procure an electric fiat iron
from Borstner & Scott, and "blue
Monday" will vanish like dew be-
fore the sun.
Mrs. Chester Snyder returned
last Monday from an enjoyable trip
to Chicago and other points, where
she has been rusticating the past
two months.
Mrs. Leonard White returned
last Friday from visit to her old
home in Carroll county, Mo-, where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends.
Hon. George McLachlan, vice.
president of the Colorado Business
Mems Home Rule league, ex.
speaker of the Colorado house, and
a labor leader known throughout
the West, hung up his hat in The
Chieftain Office the past week, and
expatiated on the beauties of the
Holly country, incidentally remind.
ing US of the palmy days in Cripple
Greek, when Mac" and the writer
were side partners.
j. L. Robinson and daughter,
Ruth, returned last Saturday from
Missouri.
Rufus Lyons left last Tuesday
fol his home in or Kaintuck,
which be believes to be the greatest
country in the universe.
Just received-A shipment Of
fat irons, which will be Godsend
to the housewife, now that we have
electric power one day each week.
Price So and "a. Borstner G. Scott.
Cash for Produce.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30
Cash for HOGS.

Cash paid for hogs of any
description; will pay all they are
worth.
U. s. Akers.
Phone 1922 Hartman.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30

To the slight" figure: See our
six new models in corsets, es.
pecially for you. White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-08-30
For Sale

Large brood mare. 7 years old;
colt by her side. J.. A. Pierce.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
Hejlebrrp. =
(af 81. 3. 9ang)

".
MoIeriit lieser Gan 6roncisco
pna fine 9eie inoen for @uloporten.
0p o. neo gaar 5errenet, og oet
Ter ub, iom ON Suiene laner iig
op 90 binan0en for at boloe gaIau.
cen. Get er forboOienoe, ina burtigt
gpen bar retit zig efter oct irpateIige
Soroif9Ip og Sl6spanoe ! 1906.
gnonu ies en- Gel 9tuiner og 9rano.
tomter, men me og beOre gpgnin.
ger err ifu0t Oh j Steoet Tor De gam.
lie, oe' 5orbeoringer / 9anouprfet
oe grnnoppienet bar lat 9pen !
beore Stan6 I'll at bierae iig ! zig.
nenoe 2iIf9loe.
gpen bar en- meget itor og bel.
Ia 9orf meo en- Wpngoe ~iorifel.
lige Era. % 8lantearter, ct oei.
ligt 0ripbus, Wuieum og meget
onoet. st Ire, TOM er Of iGrlig 9e.
tDoning for California, er enealDp.
tistrqet, boilfet potter operaIt Der.
uoe. Ron bar on6t pe6 at iorlige
fla meo oet, ltrafs mon fommer
oeruo, tbi bets rangle0e Stitfelie
tooer iia ITO Iom en- umaa6eliQ 1gi
9ioie, oa BET ! ian Aor nnar en-
Ssioe al 100 q 200 SOB, % Oa Den
pore gnrfifal fnIoer at, Ter oct no,
Tom ON oct itonr Ser fuloitRnoig
nsgent og bartlett, men Ter man
nsiere til, er Der ct tpft Gag Bari.
erect giper en- WpngOe grRn6e og
8aontrp, oe tilIiee pirfer bet imoo
Maleria, Tom flere Steoer Oeruoe
er truenoe pnn 8runb Of Srriga'
tionsfanalerne. 9fofietrpet er ct
imuft TrR, fom Iieeleoes f~orefinoes
j mango 8arintioner gennem Cali.
fornia oe poer fortrinIig Sfpgge
mob Solen.
s Gan 5rancisco bar mar life
ben itprfe SoInorme, men oerimob
8inoen fra StilIebapet, oe Do mon
ofte tal gre 8rus Of Gampfpreen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

Il. 2. q. er Der III 100000 gee.
are moo 4,000.000 90 De iii oeres
8ribeO. Ser er ca. 10000 ! leroe
9rofe5iioner. 0mfrino 100000 eier
oeres egne 5arme eaer 6iem I'll en-
iomlet 8aroi al omtring $1,000.
000. 600. OpIpsnngen itaor beiere
bIan0t 9%3egrene i bette 2ano emo
lSpanien, Rlslono. llngarn 90 OIL.
Ore europeif'fe 2anoe. 300 Apfier
uogioes eaer eies Al Reare. 5lere
al Den forte Race er 9anferer, ia
6rifanter, 6on0elsmano eaer9oano.
p0rfere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
ct life Winoeoro
ON 6ans 6. Nnbsrien.

Com 8oitor %. 5b. SEMEN be.
mprfeOe, fenoer iee rimeIieois mere
til &ons g. anoeriens 2ipsbiitorie,
END ban ger. Seq bar fenot ben at.
osoe, Ienee fsr ban blen 9gamIe
Sons, oe ies fsIer bet iom noeet
aerIiebeoseaIO ffplber, at rejie BAN
ct lille Winoe.
gaft. Senien fortalte to Ting,
bnorisennem $nns 6. anoeriens
anrofter thinner frem.
Oct enc por bet, of ban life fun.
be fomme no oper at Menigbeoen /
5remont folete eamIe airfeeienoom
til Ssberne, iom bnube forsf9ftet
bons fore Grelier.
Get er fife min Menine Of fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

&c p~esleDanite 9tetooiter i eng.
Iono iiges at Oeret aitaget regel.
mpsiiet ! 9lntal ! De ii0ite 6 Aar.
GrunOen oertiI menes ! boert 6alO
for en- Gel at pRre oenne, at iaa
mango er uooanoret til peitre Cana
90. elsie itore S~tr9fninger toto
niieres al 6olf ira foritelIige euro
pafife 2anoe. Qfange pan0rer oglaa
oerino ira limited Stotes. SpiIte
oeloige Nerfer Der Iigger iOr
9gitmpnoene paa airfens Agerl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

st 8i0nesbpro ON 8i6elen. Rem
gorf @rnminer al %. aus. Tiger:
Get inoremmes alminoeIiet al
Soft, iom ~iaettager, at FRO pno 9i'
belen JON ct of Sub inOblGit Orb
ffober en- alasie Of nolminoelig
aooe N9no og GDinoer. 4nore
iaafalote gibeler = 9oranen, Sn.
Diens beIIiee Bigger etc. poaDirfer
life 6eres 29iere inaleOes. Site be.
flo minore filler Menneiter, Der
efper fig no for at bore 5ilo'ofer,
8ibelen | alosie me6 oisie beoen'
He Sfrffter. Oct er, iom piloe man
ftiIle Solen ! Stang meo en- S9le'
prodie."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

De ManOen ifploiri ! settle 6orboI0;
BET 6IonOer ieo mig fife /; men oct
bunoeoe pfit olligepeI i al SooeOets
0pIpsnine % 6oritooelie life peie0e
% moo 0iertetS 6eIelie.
Get anbet par oct, Of ban bar
te%itamenteret oft, boao ban eieOe, til
Sonatoriet j 9rui6 = aab, bOor
Sans funoe isle 0pbt for Ii0enoe
M%euneiferl
Sans &. 9lnoerien too life bsit
/ SomfunOet. boerfen / Senieen0e
I'll 9Dr0. 9egapeIie eGer Oplpsning
% 9nnnelie. 9nn nooeoe nlorig at
tieHe mere emo en- ret beifeOen 9sn;
men i 6orboIo til i'm OpIpsning og
9egapeIie bopoe ban en- rigtig goo
common %ienie@.
San oateoe 3ioen foitbar, iao
ban neoie Loo en- 0ae eon ira fig
uoen at fortiene noget, 90 bleo ban
enoelig uoen 5%ortieneite, prsueOe
bon alti0 al iao 9eItpftieeIie, iaa
ban funOe Iepe uOen At tore poa
Den inmIeoe aapitoI; oerfor bopoe
ban aItio noget at bruge, boor
oet oioroeS beboo.
9tanr Sans 6. Anoerien bar Bile.
pen omoenot, bar ieo life nilot Re.
De pao, men oct pnr ifet, efter at
ban fom til Gmerifa, piitnof ON.
firing 1880 % i 6orbinoeIie meo
Qait. 6. 6oniens 9irfiombe0.
; mango Nor opboI0t ban zig
oa %orbeiOeoe ber i % omfrin89lair
let oor bans @Ipoe at pare meo
/ SuOs 9srns 5oriomIing % at
iomtoIe meo troenoe @enneifer ON
oet. ION bsrer til Cubs Rige.
6on par, ioa Innet ieg fenOte
bom GrIie % iono / OmeenaeIie
10 tro / If arbeioe. oo life BET
a'ene. men ban par Ell pirfiom ari.
iten.
Roor Ger ifuloe oires til CUBS
8iges Sag biemme / Menigbeoen
eGer noe poa Risiionsmarten, iaa
par Sans altio reoe til Of gpe Ell
runObnon6et @ope.
Get iortpnes, at bon i Here aor
ieIo un0erboI6tl en- inoisot Nisiio.
n9r I SnntoIiitan, % ban GAP Ii.
enoe iii 8uos Riges Sag (om Def
par foruOen oct naonte, peb ieg
itfe).
% mar Sans, ieIo / fine unse
Gage, bsrte ON, at noeen a ING,
ina ifuIoe ban mart bore Der, oa
iaa oar ban fife bonge for at oab-
ne Runeen, ON ban troe6e, oct be.
bgpe6es.
So. ON Oct emo fife fan iiees ON
Sans, at ban eioroe, bpao ban
fuuoe", ino par ban et Of be eenta.
lenteoe N~enneifer, iom fife grnpeOe
fit Buno ] Soroen. Gerfor bore bans
0inoe peIiignetl u. 80. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
7ammarf.

Gfseellenie Gitrmp ING. Com y@ibe
erforer, Ii9ger fonge.
polgt 2anostinesmano GfseGencen
eitrtp olporlis ip9. Den gomIe go.
litifer oe Statsmonb, Der er 8ies.
ongens pIbfte Meblem, err fsot b.
is. apriI 1925 oe iaaleoes co 81
gnr a., al bpilfe ban Dor ofret co.
Az aar ! Statens og bet poll
fife 3ips Tieneite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

5 en- Raffe 5iegIer, iom uEbe
&utb." eioer for Ar6eioereH, beoOer
Oct: stun oisie er pirteIis Ipfte.
Iiee, JONI finOer 6ornsieIie ! at bore
fro. 6oIf pil elife oe ere Dem. Get
er Den bsieite 2DtiaIigbeo, nOgen tan
eie, at isIe Jig %ouerbeuiit ON, at ems
9oeoerf er siort, oe @uo oil il.
ee ON os: Bel giort, gu sooe og
tro 5iener". Oct er en- Slags 9pfia.
Iigbe0, enboer fan opnna, ON ban
p~irfeIig snifer ben, og oct er ben
eneite SIags, Der er perO at baoe. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

Wormonblo0et y8ifuben" ifriper
ON 9fifop 8. %. Stobl: g9iItop
Stobl, Der er of ifanOinauiif Ser.
fomit, er en- al De unee Nt9no,
iom ri meo 3iIfreosbeo peeer paa
fom en- of Dem, Yoer er isot ! 3ion",
ioet bans belle Gin oe ganoeI er
rem Os pIetfrit inOtiI Oenne Tag,
oe ban itoar iaoIeoes iom en- lDien0e
Stjerne blanot ben tore Sfnre at
Sions ungOom.~ - Nfon 8laoet er
fig 6epioit, 6pilfen 6oreitIllin Som-
menligningen oiper ON ben tore
@fnre al 3ions ungOoml
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

Regrene ipefulerer pna at feire
90 Qlars.1aeen for oeres emancipa-
tion. Mon penter, at 4ongresien
bill bepiIae $250,000 til gelebrotio.
men, bpis aorafter life er beitemt
enonn. Gslsenoe Goftn ansoaenoe
g2eqrene oil interesfere G9ieren: 3
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
Get norife 9la0 ,qmertfu". 9rof

Get norife glao yamertfn4, 8rof.
8. 3. 4n0erions glao, ifriper:
,amerifa" er oct eneite norite 9loo
j Sambanositaterne, JON itetterIaft.
gaereOe andre norite glooe er en-.
ten fuloitRnoig neutroIe eIer IA.
falote progressive, eaer be iiooer
poa 5encet. 81 fan oerfor uOen
Tyrpat for DSoOiigelie bapoe, at
,amerita" er bet eneite 9gte og
belt no republifanffe 9Iao
iblnnot os." - Get beorsoer os llet
fife, at ramerifo" er enc ON iaa'
ban Ho8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
H0tabene.
a. & game }.

D2QalIereN 81 .. Sepl. AJlz
iiaoes en- 8ritif al @aitor 5. Dc.
Sarien, ooer 4ars6eretningen, ION
jeg, paa @run6 al 4rt,flen5 Sno.
bold. mener at buroe gere nogle
9emprfuinger til.
Oct er 10 oltio lettere at ioigte
jim 4ligt, itonne iig ieIo, ipare line
@enge og fritiiere 4orsberetnineer,
emo At opoire ii9 ieIp en- SmuIe for
at gre lin 9Iigt % I9ege Sfuloer
til oct tunge 4ninar. iom ct Aars.
HleOe meoferer. % bois man ioa
enoOa bap6e funnel faa Sn0trDf al,
at oct BAR pirfelg aritit, iaa funoe
oct en0oa bape p9ret. ielo ON man
perionIig maatte tase antano ira
6orfatterens Neninger.
Zen fsrite @aragrai, bpori 6or-
iatteren tIager ooer Oet lille 9lntol al
6eouingemisiionprer, iaar itna PED
lit 9Rro; Der ofres pit NOT Iige
iaa rigeligt til 9eoningemisiiouen,
JON til nogen anoen @ren al ar-
beioet. Dg boa0 6orbin0eIien meo
Snore Dlisiion / Ganmarf ifuloe
bare 5iulpet os / iaa @en'eenoe.
er life nemt at inoie.
aopitIet ON GafiigeIierue er 81
10 fenOt meo ogiaa ira Aar5msoer.
ne, naar oen lina er ii 5or5auo-
ling. iaa Oct er life noget mt. @ois
Arbeioerne life iaar Iaf bgles Der
oUer porlloporogenbeO. og foar oe8af,
aeres Der Grin oerme0. 6Dis Der M
funoe iremitaa ct tlogt0oneO ION fun-
De iige os ~npiagtigt, 5Dor megen
Gof oct iommer iie for ct Mars.
meoe at uO0eIe. ian fumOe D. pei
ilippe ior mere oDl % Sfpoloer
i Den 5orbmoeIie, oa Der DOG nrt
fife er megen Qp6Dggelie i BET al
IigeUeI.
9oiten iom 6inansiefreter blep
oprettet iom ct prligt 6oris8 pna
at lgie goniteIig6eoerne oeo pore
genaeioaer. Nan mente, al on Oct
bapoe pit iig ] mango ANDRE STRIFE
iamfuno at pore en- praftiif 6rem.
gongsmoaoe ioroi, Tom Regel, BET,
Der er aIIes Gag, er in8ens Saa),
iaa fun0e Oct n%laoife bfpe BET
iamme ! pore STRIFE. Den 6oriat-
teren finoer BET at pore en- Tom
oper os ielo, oe ier Sageu enonu
Dor opret prepet, CT Ben oemf me-
oens ban / nGite 4aro8rai iu6Ier
oper et umooent @rojeft, bpis Dirt.
ninger / airten pei nof be0re fan
baosmmes ON De 80 Aar", enc
M, og ON oa muligois oil ie an.
oerleoes no. emo 6oriaiteren MI
0remmer on.
9aa 4arsmsoet uotalte jee BET
JON min perionlige giening, at Oi
fife funoe ian REM Sfeoe pao noget
al 9erne6iemmets 5orO I'll AlOer.
~oomsbien, iaa Ienge ri life fuuoe
faa rent Steoe paa gsrnebiemmet,
men ON oet alligepel funoe orOnes
peO SnOf6relie al en- alauiuI i SD
oct, eaer oeo ct mt Stsoe, Der uno-
oroger 10 acres ira Den gamle BE.
itemmelie, tyr ieg life iige; men
naar BET iaa uolegges iom at uta8e
be inttiee gsrns 2nnO", ga ier oct
no for mig, iom ON oct par beore
at laoe DE fattiee 9srn" pore /
Il 6reo, emo at BRUCE Dem iom Ell
4gitotionsmiooel imoo en- Gag,
man life iDnes ON.
5orfattpren timber, at Der er Ne-
nigbe6er, iom itnar / Stiernens
Eegn, og bog itemmer peo bore
QorsmsOer, oe ban ipnes at mere
6rpgt for, at bet fan fsre til en-
o%onOelig Bull Wooie Convention.
&porfor mon ban 6a unOgaor at
n9nne, at oct faoer fig gore iom
greit at too | Stiernens Seen og
Dog life olene at femme, men og'
fac at befleoe 9aliospoiter2
Men bnoo ieg iarliet bar imoo
Il artifIen, er iioite Boragraf, JON
G~Enrfoffprpu fofApr Of tneRnnet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

(sIuttes paa SIDE g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
HEAVY SHIPMENTS
OF CATTLE MADE
Calf Crop Around Midland
Best In Several
YnarS

Midland, Texas. May Cattle ship
ments have been very heavy from Mid
land for the past few weeks Nearly
400 cars OF cattle have been loaded
from Midland by the Texas Pacific IN
the last fortnight Livestock agent
Jack Turner mas been here for the rail-
road for some time experimenting the
loading and moving Of cars
The largest single shipper Of cattle
has been the COwden Cattle company,
which shipped out zoo four year Olds;
c. W Hearreu, II. NJ Half, William
Holmesley and w. X Curtis also were
very heavy shippers OF threes and
tours and some yearlings.
Cattle men report the largest calf
crop this season they have had in three
or four years; the range has been in
fine shape and is still in fair cOndi-
ton Light rains have fallen lately
and heavy rains invariably fall at this
time Of the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
BIG CATTLE DEAL IS
MADE AT MULE CREEK

Mule Creek, y. NJ. May 6.-A cattle
sale involving SIS, 900 has been made
by the IS" ranch, managed by Mr.
Garrison. Texas parties were the pur-
chasers and the cowboys Of the outfit
have been busy for several days gath
ering up the cattle for delivery. John
Williams. Of FL Paso, has been working
with the outfit.
Mule Creek Is located in western New
Mexico near the Arizona line and So
miles northwest Of silver City, \. NJ
It is surrounded with rich farming land
and has been noted as a grazing section
The richness Of the land and fine eli
mate are attracting farmers and the
prospect is that this Will soon become
a rich farming country.
The school, which Is taught by Miss
Gull, Of FL PasO, is progressing well.
Farmers are busy gathering their
crops.
Nick Carter has returned from Ben
son.
Jack Bass and VIII Yumalt have pur-
chased the Make Allison stock horses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06

Las Cruces. y NJ. May 6.-The or
ganizatiOn Of the Mesilla Valley Boost
ers club was effected in a meeting
held in the county courthouse. The
meeting was the result of a movement
on the part of several business men and
farmers Of the valley to perfect an or
ganization which would be the means
OF advertising the many advantages OF
the valley and thus bring in new set
tiers and increase the acreage being
cultivated
The membership committee has Sc
cured 12O members. who have pledged
themselves to support the movement
but owing TO a mistake in the press
notices OF the meeting the majority
were of the opinion that the meeting
was TO be Friday night, and as re-
suit there was but small turnout
although the meeting was very profit
able because OF the discussion of va
riOus questions
II. O. O'Hara. as temporary chairman
called the meeting to order and stated
the object, also presenting a cOnstitu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06

tions by some of the best singers oil
the town. and vaudeville features.
D. A Franklin has returned TO FL
Paso
E. w. Brown is down in the valley
Tor few days from san MarciaL
r. VI. Howard. OF DeminE viii be
mere several days on business matters
Mr.. and Mrs E. s. WooIeey. OF Los
angeles, Cal, are new arrivals in the
valley.
LnndOffice Notes.
Public land was entered ia the rec
ords of the local land office as follows
Homestead entries. James b Turner
Silver City, y NJ. Sw. IA Sec. 3, j.
is S. R. IA w. Chas. J. Godfrey, Dem
ing, \. NJ, NV. IA Sec -. 7. 20 =
X Z W: Fred FOOte, jr-, Turner's ne ne,
Tex, NV. Ia Sec. 20, T. % ), * . W.
Desert land entries. John O. Willard
Mutt. n NJ. \ 10 Sw. IA Sc IL Sw-
IA Sec. 10. Ne. IA Nv IL Sec a. l.
20 $, R. W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
VALENTINE WAN LEASES
RaNCurS NEAR PIlATEA

Plateau. Texas. May 6.-Charhe Mann;
Snider and j. II. ROwley nave -eSsSu
their ranches to J. l. Means OF A. a.
entine. Mr.. Means expects 10 put zOVV
cattle on them soon
Mrs. J. H. ROwley was In van horn
on business.
Miss Lily Brown. who has been teach
ing school on the Webb ranch, visited
in Van Horn last week and returned 70
her home in Oddessa sunday.
Dee Grubbs visited friends here.
Onus Feeley. OF Van Horn is spend
ing several days here.
Mrs. W @. Driggers has been quite
sick for a week
ranch. Miss Zuebl who taught there,
viii attend a dance given I'm her honor
I'm Van Horn. and viii leave for her
home in SpoffOrd
]. o. Driggers attended commence
meut In Van Horn.
n. r. RichbUrg attended the dance
in Van Horn.
Miss Bessie Zuehl came In from Mid
land where she has been teaching to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06

ton and set of bylaws which had been
prepared by committee appointed Tor
the purpose. LIttOn Taylor acted as
temporary secretary, but during the
meeting W. c. Martin was elected
permanent secretary
Talks were made by B. 7. Link,
RODt. DrOss. Joe Lowe, Nuna trenSer,
l. B. Link and Mr.. MOberly, state or
ganizer of the Moose An adjournment
was then taken to Friday night, May
10, at S o'clock.
Gus frost is in the city for few
days in connection with the building
OF the new hotel, the plans ana Specl-
lcauOns of which Will soon De COM
pIeted, ready for the letting OF con-
tracts for the actual construction
The building will be strictly modern
II all Of its appointments, having 40
guest rooms. many OF when Will De
supplied with private pain not and
cold water. and heat viii be in all the
rooms
The site chosen for the hotel is the
half block west of Main street on Ace.
quia with $50 feet frontage to Water
street. The BUILDING is being erected
by a local corporation composed OF
q. c. Snow, II. b. Holt ana W. A Suth-
erland, and the estimated cost OF the
building complete with furnishings has
been placed at 100000 by the architects.
R A. GRAFTON. OF FL Paso, is in the
Telephone Poles Painted.
The telephone company now that il
Is inst9IIed i'm the new quarters is
keeping the promise made TO paint an
the telephone poles in color that
would be restful to the eye, and has a
crew Of men at work turning all the
white poles into a dark green
The pOstOffice has a woman clerk
in the place Of Mr.. Lemon. the first
woman clerk in the office in many
years. Miss Bertha Brown was put
on the office force the first Of the
month.
The AIaccabees gave a benefit at
the AirdOme, the regular picture show
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
APRIL SHIPMENTS AT
Aqua PRIETA LIGHT
FIRM FOUNDATION
Nothing Can Undermine 1t IN
FL PasO.

People are sometimes slow to recog-
nfze true merit, and they cannot be
blamed. for so many have been hum
bupFed in the past The experience OF
hundreds Of FL PasO residents, e1-
pressed publicly through newspapers
and other sources. places Doan's Kid
DeT. pills on a firm foundation here
d. B. casey, barber, Overland St, Fl
paso Texas, says Il used DOan's Kid
rev Pills for a great many years and
they saved me many hours OF misery
They cured me Of very severe at
s5ev viii do as good work for other
people. Ny customers told me about
pie b-ougbf about It gives me pleas
1Irs TO recommend this remedy because
7 know il is the best one to be had Tor
kidney complaint"
For sale BY all dealers Price 30
cents Foster 1Iilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents Tor the united
Remember the name-DOan's-and
take no other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
ARRANGES FOR BIG
SHIPMENT OF STEERS
Spring Cattle Shipments
Are Being Made At
PlaInVieW

Plainview, Texas, May 81 H Ma
lions, OF E. PasO, was here making az
engagements 10 ship in $500 head o.
steers and pasture them on the Frank
Norfleet ranch in the northwestern
part Of Hale county
Dorset & Thompson have received
carload Of Colorado brood mares. Sew
eral hundred have been shipped in this
spring from various states, the chief
reason for this increased interest being
on account Of the immense profit
shown the past year in the mule breed
ing business.
The usual spring cattle shipments
from this section to the pastures in
Kansas is now on Inspector Barr re-
ports the outgoing stock to be in eX-
cellent condition. Reports are already
in from about 10000 head that have
been shipped or VIII be shipped from
Hale county railroad points at once.