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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-18
FARMERS SPLIT
s INTO FACTIONS
AT THisfIs CO-OpERATIVE MEET.
ING DIVISION APPEARS OVER
AGENCY FOR SALE OF =

Sioux Falls, S. D,-Nearlys 600
farmers and grain dealers attended
the first session of the annual con-
vention which convened here yester.
day afternoon and it is expected that
the attendance will be increased to
about 1900 today. a83.
Even before the opening OF the con
vention it was apparent, thatltlle meet
ing would be full of association poll
tics and the opening session fully
carried II the expectations. Two
we'll defined factions will fight for
supremacy while, a large body of the
delegates which has not. taken sides,
will decide the case.
On one side is G. S.. LOTUS, sales
manager OF the Equity COOPERATIVE
Exchange of Minneapolis who wants
the convention to indorse the action
of the board OF directors last June In
recommending to the members that
they should ship their grain to the
Equity exchange, and, the other side
is headed by j. s.. McHugh, secret
airy of the Minneapolis Chamber OF
Commerce. They want the associa-
ton to rescind the ruling of the board
| of directors. The Chamber of Com.
merce supporters contend that the
association of its officers should not
indorse any buyers but leave that to
the individual members.
The. supporters of the Equity ex-
change declare It is a step toward co..
operation in selling and that selling
to the Equity will tend to break down
the alleged monopoly of the Chamber
of commerce.. giving the farmers bet
tay nripac fnr thnir ptli IN nv alftntp.
ating the profits of the members sOf
the Chamber Off Comr1eEcB! 81, go I
The opposition of the Equitygex-
change point out that the exchange
is o able to dispose of all the grain
it. gets and sells much OF 1t to the
members Of the Chamber Of. Cola-
merce, taxing the farmers a double
lcommission for. handling hts product.
They declare that there is NO none
poly and that the members Of the
chamber have to enter the open mar
ket and bid for the products which
they buy as the farnlers' elevators
can ship to other purchasing centers
if they get better prices elsewhere.
| They assert that they.will be satisfied
to have the action Of the board re4
tscinded and no instructions of any
kind passed, regarding the patchas-
ers. ta'-
Picking, China.-Preeidents Yuan
shi Kai today denied rhmors that he
desired to abolish the Chinese spari-
ment and emphasized his intention OF
maintaining a constitutional regime.
The president asked the powers 10
sanction a revision OF customs duties
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-18
LIST FOR
ASSESSMENTS
STATE TAN COMMISSION MAKES
NUMBER OF CHANGES IN
CONSIDERATIONS OF,
PROPERTY. J.

Pierre. S. D.-The state tax com
mission, under the provisions of the
act granting them powers, has fran.
ed a e listing blank for the as
SCISSORS of the state. in which they
eliminate some of the provisions OF
the old list, and add a new class to
each of the horse and cattle sched-
ules. and re-arrange other property
into different classes than under the
old statutory listing. This new list
was framed after securing the views
of all of the county auditors of the
state who cared to express them
selves, and by selections from the
lists of other states. 1t is the. list
which each tax payer Of the state
will be especially interested in for
the next year, and is as follows.
HOres and muleS. one year
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-18

Picking, China.-President. Yuan
Shi Kai today denied rnmors that he
desired to abolish the Chinese sparl-
ment and emphasized his intention OF
maintaining a constitutional regime.
The president asked the powers TO
sanction a revisionsof customs duties
which he considers highly necessary
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-18
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Showers

Complimentary to Miss Thena Knott.
a miscellaneous shower was given by
Mrs. Wellington B. Neal, at her home,
2916 AlamOgordO street. Saturday at
ternOOn- A drawing contest, in which
each guest had TO sketch a picture of
a bride and groom. afforded much
amusement Miss Mildred DeCamp won
the first prizeZ and Mrs. Henry r.
Sausley the consolation. In a contest
guessing the number Of grains Of rice
contained in a satin slipper. Mrs.
Charles S. Ward won the prize for the
nearest guess. After the games, re-
freshments were served in the dining
room. The table was decorated in a
scheme Of red. white and blue. A large
Battenburg cloth covered the table, and
the centerpiece was OF red carnations
Mrs. Neal was assisted by Mrs. D. F.
Raggio, Mrs H c. Greer and Mrs
George Taylor. The guests were; Mes
danes Ashley 7. Reed, Henry r. Sausley,
D. H Huffaker. Charles s. Ward, Ar
thur Andersen. c. c. Gibson, Ernest Nc
CauIey. Fred DeCamp. H. B. Green, C..
y. Taylor. D. E RaggiO, Grover Multi
can and Misses Mildred DeCamp, Mar
gerry Rankin and Freddie Andersen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Dances

Despite the number Of affairs going
on Saturday night in honor of WASH
lngton's birthday anniversary, there
was a very good attendance at the
weekend dance OF the Country club
A few Of the guests were Col and
Mrs. Robert D. Read. Capt. and Mrs.
George Simonds, Capt. and hrs. James
NJ Burroughs, Capt. and Mrs. J. III.
Lewis, Maj and Mrs. c n. Barney. Mr..
and Mrs. II. F. Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. H. u. Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
White. Mr. aud Mrs. II. S. Potter. Mr.
and Mrs. Waters Davis. Mr.. and Mrs
W. W Turney, Mr. and Mrs. Winches-
ter Cooley, Mrs. 7. i. Ely, Mrs. Ell
bridge p. Rogers. Mrs. G. L. Warren.
Mrs. Catherine Selby; Misses Edith Nc
Cleary, Glenn and Gale MCCULLOUGH
cara Hague, Leigh Perry, Idah Cool.
Lemire Nebeker. Eileen Wall. I,eigh
Perry, Olive Davis. Wilma Elliott,
Martha Thurmond, Anne Lee Gaines
and i. L Beichel. c. L. Sirmans. ". III
EHaWkins, Britton Davis, DR. Branch
Craige, DR.. J. NJ. Ridley, Allen Gram
bling, Fred Billings. Capt Julian. u.
Dodge. Lieut. J. W. Sherwood. Lieut..
roscoe Batson. Lieut. George Brett.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Parties

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Ward viii
celebrate the 18th anniversary of their
wedding Monday night, at their home
on Tularosa street
Mr. and Mrs. A. R Gere, 1908 Arizona
Saturday night, with a George Wash
ingtOu party. Large flags were draped
over the dOOrWayS, and used in decor
ating the rooms. Colonial games and
guessing contests were the amuSements
of the evening. Red. white and blue
freShments. The guests present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs J.. +. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs. A r
Gere, DR.. and Mrs. BurleSOn Staten,
DR.. and Mrs Irving Mcneil; Misses Earl
Simmons, Louise Keeling, and Grover
WIlmoth and J. Heverie.
Miss Carrie Adams entertained Sat
urday night with a Colonial costume
party at the home OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs. II. N. Adams, 1907 North Kan
sas street American flags and Ma
tional cOlOrs were profusely used in
decorating the rooms. The hostess was
asSistedN in entertaining by the Misses
Florence. Cox and Agnes BramWell
the prize falling to Miss BERTHE
krupp. 1t was a cherry tree stump.
filled with candies. Little George
Washington hatchets were given the
guests as favOrs. An ice course was
served During the evening dancing
was & prominent amusement with fruit
punch served in the intermissions. The
costumes Of the guests were very at
tractive, some of the girls wearing
dresses that had been worn by their
great grandmOthers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Lodees az CluBs

Mrs. Julia A Sharp, retiring district
manager of the Fraternal Brother
hood was presented with a handsome
silver berry set by the officers and
members of Fl PasO lodge No. 2S9 Fra
ternal Brotherhood at its meeting the
last of the week. The set consists OF
the berry bowl. cream pitcher and su-
gar bowl. All are gold lined and on a
engraved with the recipients name.
Mrs. Sharp viii leave for California the
first of the month Charles Casey. presi-
dent Of Fl PasO lodge No 2S9, resigned,
as he viii leave soon to make his home
in Kansas City. Following the ledge
meeting. dancing was enjoyed and light
refreshments served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

Fireman TrealIe, on the 7. & p is
laying OF
c. o. Neal has a position as fireman
on the 9. II.
Extra fireman Sharp OF the T. & p. is
firing engine 36e-
A Y. Lemons has a position as fire
J. NJ. Dorrance, fireman on the S P,
has reported Tor duty
SWitChman CasSleman OF the G. h. N
FL Paso. has resigned.
". McCreiryes, fireman on the G.
H. is laying Of sick
Mutt Handy, sWitchman for the g.
Il. was injured sunday -
Z. n Clarke, switchman Tor the =.
II. in FL PssO, is laying on
H Andrews. switchman on the G.
H. has reported for duty
Fireman Rogers OF the L & T. Is
LAYING on for a few days.
T. W Sticken, fireman on the G. H,
is laying of for Few days
J. y. Vance has a position as switch
man for the G. H in FL PaSo.
Fireman Defrus0, on the T. & p ran
switch engine No. $50 Saturday.
FOrman TOlbert OF the g. IL, night
lead engine. has reported for duty.
j. ". Gerald. sWitchman on the G.
H, has reported for duty, after short
RED" ChenauIt. formerly a switch
man for the G. H has reentered the
A. P Moore, extra fireman on the T.
-
B c. Kelly, brakeman on the G. H
at Sanderson, has resigned and Is IN
Il ". R. stewart. foreman Of the night
coach engine for the G. H. has report
Engineer Layman and fireman Cross
of the S p, have been assigned to the
II Nagie. switchman for the Santa
Re in Ell Paso has reported for duty
after a short layom-
e NJ HeaIey. brakeman for the santa
Fe at San Marcial, has transferred 70
the FL PaSO yards
O. L Smell. brakeman on the santa
Fe at San AIarcial, is in Fl Pasos accom-
panied by his family
P. has resigned to take a position with
an insurance company
John TOmpson, day heruer 1or the
T. & p, laid on Saturday and Pete
Shaffer filled his place:
R n. Murray, formerly a yaFo c5eIh
with the G. H, has been promoted TO
a position in the night ONCE
C. H Cambell. brakeman Tor the T.
& P. who has been of sick for some
time, has reported for duty
Engineer Lace, in the. G. H yard
service is laying or, and extra engl-
neer Calender is relieving him
Arthur Diversified engine foreman
on the G. H lead, is laying on. and v
Hogland is acting as foreman.
i Burt Halter, formerly a switch
man for the Santa Fe, at FL Paso, has
a position with a local cement com
swSiitchman J. J. Trainor filled the
vacancy Of engine foreman Sunday
afternoon, after Mr. Qualthrough was
Fireman Jones on the east end Of
the 2. P & S. W, is firing passenger
between FL Paso and Carrizozo for
few trips
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
About EI Pasoons

Miss Maude Austin, of FL Paso. has
oeen selected as one OF the princesses
OF the Fort Worth Horse show. March
Miss Austin as a member Of the
royal family. II she attends. will make
her nrst appearance on the throne
with the queen OF the kirmess. Satur-
day night The Sirmess opens the
National Feeders & Breeders Show.
Miss Mary Colquitt, daughter Of COVER
nor and Mrs. o. B. Colquitt has been
chosen imperial princess of Texas
X
a 1O-pound baby boy has come TO
gladden. the hearts Of Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Thatcher. Mother and child are
both in Providence hospital The mother
was formerly Miss Mabel Post sister
OF Mrs. Frank Rich
Miss Frances Cecile Spencer arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
c. Spencer ole Prospect avenue, Sunday
morning Ny. Spencer is manager of
the Fred Harvey CuriO shop at the union
station, and Mrs. Spencer was formerly
Miss Mabelle Brown. Miss Frances Ce-
Gle weighed eight pounds upon her ar
rival at the Spencer home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
COULDN'T RAISE
HEAD OR HAND
And Had Lost All Hope Of
Recovery. Now Runs
Sewing Machine 7:

Scottsville, Ky..-In an interesting
letter from this place, Miss Jennie
/ MeadOr writes as follows: 4 was IN
an awful condition. caused from wOm-
anly trouble. Was confined to ny
bed. and couldn't raise my head or
hand. In fact, had lost all hope of
ever getting well.
I began taking Cardui. the wOman's
tonic, and can now work IN the gar
den, run a sewing machine. have gained
IS pounds, and am as happy as can be.
You may publish this letter if you
wish. I wish all ladies. suffering from
wOmanly trouble. would give Cardm a
trial, as l am sure It would help them.
CaFdm is a pure vegetable extract.
that has no severe medicinal action. but
acts mildly and gently. as a medicine
should act, and therefore can have no
bad after effects.
You can rely on Cardui to help you,
just as It has helped 50 many thous-
ands Of other women IN the past half
century. It goes to the seat of the
trouble and builds up womanly strength
where it Is most needed.
It IS always wise to have a bottle
of Cardui on hand. ready for use. Get
a bottle to-day, 50 that you can take
a dose or two whenever you feel you
need It. AT your drug store.
" B--Write tos Chattanooga 1Iedi-
cine Co, Ladies Advisory Dept Chat
tanOOga. Tenn, for Special Instructions
on your case and 64-page book. Home
Treatment for Women.@ sent in plain
yTra pper--A dverIisemenL~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
RAILROAD NEWS OF THE SOUTHWEST

#, The 7. & P delivered two cars Of
chickens to the S p Sunday. There
were 5000 chickens in the two cars or
about $4,000 pounds of meat Tor Los
! Angeles.
H Cochran, passenger engineer on
theh T. & =. is laying on for a few
trips and extra engineer Cole IS Milling
the vacancy
Howard Yost switch engineer for
the T. & p, at TOyah, IS in Fl Paso
for a few days. and Bob Singleton is
filing the vacancy.
The records show that more train
and engine men came to El PaSo IN
January, seeking employment than IN
any month since. 1908
Engineer Schubert of the T. & P,
who has been sick for several weeks
has reported for duty, and has been
assigned to engine 37S-
E. T. Fleming, brakeman Tor the G.
H at Sanderson, has resigned, and has
departed for Eft. Worth, after spending
q short time in 81 PaSO-
Geo. Whitehead, car inspector for the
E P & S w, at Douglas, is in FL
Paso for a few days. he VIII move
his family 10 Douglas from this city.
O. P Phillips formerly switchman
for the 0. r ". & N at PendletOn,
ore, is in FL Paso visiting his aunt,
Mrs G. R. Scriven, at 1908 Pentdleton
street.
Antonio, Crystal City and Uvalde rail
road, his been spending a few days IN
FL PasO, and has returned TO San An
tonic.
Mrs. VIM. Hilgers, wife Of night
vardmaster for the T. & P in FL PaSo,
who has been visiting in TT. Worth for
two weeks, returned home Saturday
Ed Wilson. switchman for the E. ?
& 5 W in Douglas, who has been in
Hotel Dieu for some time, has recOv-
cred. and returned to Douglas Sunday
E O'Connor general yardmaster for
the G. II. in FL Paso, who has been TO
south Texas for several days, has re-
turned and resumed his duties Sunday
morning
Mrs. Fritz Brewing. wife of a G. H
engineer. who is visiting her father
Tim Moran, was reported to be very
sick Sunday night Mrs. Brewing lives
in SandersOn.
who has been acting general yard
master for the G. II. for several days.
was injured Sunday afternoOn and
taken to his home, at 6ll North Noble
street
T A. Johnson, fireman on the T. &
P, had TO give up engine $50 Friday
night while on the road. and return
to FL PasO, on account OF an injury re-
ceived It is reported that the injury
is not considered serious
Mrs. J. J. TrainOr, wife OF ~ itch
man for the c. H, in FL PaSo. ~ y Sat
lIrdav night for an extended { Bit TO
San Antonio. where she is visiting the
parents of her husband. and before
returning to her home, she will visit
her relatives in Corpus Crlstl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
WILL STORE WATER
IN THE DAM BY 1915
Engineer Hill Completes Investigation
of Survey Work and at the
Dam Project.

Of Survey Work and at the
Dam Project.
Water viii be stored at the Elephant
Butte dam by 1915. Supervising en-
gineer Louis c. Hill said so Monday
morning when he returned from the
dam. In company with project en-
gineer Lawrence NJ Lawson and H J.
Gault the latter engineer in charge Of
surveys. Mr.. Hill went over the survey
work under the Elephant Butte PROJECT
Discussing the work, Mr.. Hill said
Work is going on at a lively rate at
the dam. They viii have at least 200
feet cleared from the west end early
next month and will start concrete
work early in April. They will begin
to store water in 1915. However, that
does not mean the dam will be entirely
finished by that time.
I'VE came down through the whole
valley, driving from the damsite to
Rincon- We took the train for Leas-
burg and from there drove to Las Cru
ces. We spent two days in Las Cru
ces studying canal conditions and nut
in Sunday looking over the canal on
the west side.
Look Into High Line Canal.
we also went over the plans for
the nigh line canals. There is one Of
these in the RincOn or Hatch valleys
one IN the Palomas valley and one in
the Meslila valley surveyed Plans for
the adoption OF the high line canals
VIII be taken up at the next meeting
OF the water users The canals that we
saw are IN good shape for water this
year
The building for making sand CO.
nehI at the dam is almost finished and
they have been running some Of The
machinery 10 test it. They will start
me me plaAt ABOUT march 1 and it will
barrels a day. WV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
FIREMAN STOPS FIGHTING
FIRE AND SAWS l.

Kansas City, No. Feb. "a cat an aD5 !
her 6.T, fiye new born kittens we're the
UllIS tHlngs saved from the plant Of
the Kansas City. Kansas Hardwood
Flooring company. which burned with
a loss OF $4,000 -'''
The cat, dripping with water and
carrying kitten in her mouth. ap-
peared at the front door. laid the kitten
at the feet Of the Waterman Ira Cass
and started back Cass pickeI IN the
mother and its offering and told fire
captain Robert Maher that it's nest was
IN corner near the wall Naher cut
a hole in the board wall with an AK
took the four blind kittens and then
went on fighting the flames.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Dinaers and Lunckeons

In honor of the fifth birthday ami
versary OF Maurice ROsenWasser, his
grandmother. Mrs Nary ROsenwasser,
entertained with an informal dinner
party Sunday, at her residence, 213 West
san Antonio street The guests included
only relatives and a few intimate
friends. American flags and red and
white carnations were the table decOra-
tions.
X
c. L. Sirmans was host at a dinner
party at the Country club Saturday
night. The table was decorated with
red carnations. a red liberty bell was
suspended over the table from the
chandelier, and little red hatchets were
at each guests plate as favOrs. The
dinner consisted of 10 courses Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. White, Miss Wilma FL
lott Mrs. Catherine Selby and ". H
Hawkins were the guests. The party
remained for the dance afterwards.
Mrs Lamar Davis viii entertain with
a luncheon at her home, sol West Olive
street, Tuesday, complimentary to Miss
Kate Wise, Of Denver. who is visiting
Mrs ". D. Wise.
Mr. and Mrs ". F. Judd entertained
at dinner at the Country club Saturday
night. preceding the weekend dance
for which their guests remained In
the party were Mrs. g. L Warren and
Mrs. Eldredge P. Rogers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
SAFETY COMMITTEE
PERSONNEL SELECTED
VIII be Formally Organized at Dinner
of Railroad Men 10 be Held
This Evening.

This Evening
z L Tinker, safety supervisor Of the
Ell Paso & Southwestern system, viii
address the shipments committee Of the
road on safety" at a dinner at the St
Regis hotel tonight The committee
viii be formally organized TO carry on
the safety campaign which has been
inaugurated by this road for the pro-
lection Of its employees and the PUBIC
There are several committees ar
ranged and on Saturday the central
committee was organized It is com
posed Of u. j. Simmons, general mana
ger Of the ROAD; 6. F. Hawks, general
superintendent; !. L Campbell, engineer
superintendent Of motive power W A
Hawkins, attorney; F. L Hunter, mana
ger Of purchases and supplies; D. D.
Willis, claim agent; D. r. Morris, signal
engineer; ". l. Brown. division sur
geOn; r. ?. Kyle, train inspector. and
u. L. Tinker, safety supervisor.
The committee from the FL Paso
shops and roundhouse to be enter
tanned at dinner tonight by the SAFETY
department is composed Of
NJ j. Gunther, acting general fore
man, chairman J. T. F1te, general car
foreman; c. T. Bridgman, ooundhOuse
foreman; z. s Graefe, general boiler
foreman; r. COngdon, blacksmith fore
man; G.. 7. Lemen, machine foreman;
Gus Brucklacher. erecting foreman J.
O. B. Palmer, COppersmith foreman, J.
G. Hayes, coach foreman; A NJ Dow,
repair track foreman; H V. DUden,
painter foreman; J. G. Staus, mill fore
man; J. Soils, labor foreman, locOmO-
tive department; E Garcia, labor fore
man, car department; J. D. Bethea,
round house machinist; L. Gutsch,
Blacksmith; c. Schmidt boilermaker;
J. II. Smith, cOppersmith; a L GOakes,
machinist on machine; F. n. Lucas,
machinist on floor; F. c. Littleton,
coach carpenter; G. Il. Hamlin, inspect
or on repair track; H Gottwald, mill
man; W RoOst. painter; c. R. Trow-
bridge, chief clerk, secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Dat Of TouOn Visitors

10y Robertson. Of Fabens. Tex, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Rob
ertson, in Austin Park
The family of James Butler, Of New
York. has gone to California to spend
a week at the beaches Those who
went are Mrs. Butler. the two Misses
Butler, James Butler. II. Pierce Butler,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H MOffitts Jas.
Byrnes and Miss PannOci. Of Long
Branch, y. J.
NJ Y. Ward who for the past two
years has been a resident Of MADEIRA
Mexico. is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs W. z. Ward, SCI West Missouri
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

A wonderfully effective gown was
sketched for this Illustration The chif-
Ton blouse was family tinged with
pink, and over it was a draped blouse
OF cleaning white satin, open low
front and back. and trimmed on the
shoulders with satin covered buttons
In the openings in front is a piece Of
Irish lace. and a coattaI Of this lace
shows TO good advantage over the
black velvet skirt An oblong piece
Of the satin is buttoned across the
front with satin buttons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
SCOTTISH RITE 1IAsONs

WANT To BUILD CATHEDRAL
Scottish Rite Masous are working for
4 new cathedral on their building site at
the intersection Of Epson avenue, Santa
Re and Missouri streets Subscription
lists are being circulated among the
members Of the Rite and viii be sent
to all members OF the FL Paso lodge
The plan is TO raise a sufficient amount
by subscription to finance the building
and to start work on it as soon as
possible
No estimate has yet been prepared
for the building but il is the plan Of
the building committee to erect a ca
thedraI that viii be a credit to the city
and the Rite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

Mrs N. H. Williams. OF AItura Park.
left Sunday for a visit to her old
home in Mobile, Ala Before returning
to FL PasO, Mrs Williams viii go to
Atlanta. Ga, TO visit her two sons. G.
K. and T. H Williams, OF that city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds 1t is pleasant to
take. It contains no opium or other
narcotic. 1t always cures. Fer sale by
all dealers--Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

Clothing Stolen from Room.
Saturday night while T. A. McEray
was absent from his room IN the apart
r7,ent house. corner Of Stanton and
Mills street. some one entered it and
carried away his overcoat and several
suits OF clothes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

The Flower shop forfresn & ported flow
ers OF aIlkinds. 21S Texas St. phone 620J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
FL Pasoans Returning

to FL PasO. her home. after making
a visit to friends and relatives in Will
cox. Ariz. She is one of the claimants
TO large estate now being settled