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bers OF the organization was thor.
oughly enjoyed;
These were the times that did ere.
ate soldiers and make women brave"
Roll Call-Give name and brief
sketch OF virginia heroine OF the
COS.
song-"Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" Chapter.
Address Compare the Merits OF
Generals Lee and Jackson as Com.
manders." Mr.. Miller
Music-Voice. selected. Mrs. ].
Webb Howell.
Paper-"Belle Boyd" a heroine I
have known from the Old Dominion
(lt is unwritten history we are seek.
ing this year,. Mrs. J. w. Cayitt
Music-Piano. selected. Miss Anita
Park.
Paper-"Mrs. Roger Pryor." a hero
Inc have known from the Old Domin'
ion. Miss Cordie Fletcher.
Reading-"Marse Robert Is Asleep.
Mrs. Taliaferro.
Song-"Let Us Cross over the River
and Rest Under the Shade OF the
Trees" Chapter.
The address OF Mr.. Miller. compar
ing the merits OF the two great gen
erals. was one OF the very best ever
delivered before the chapter and was
really a classic. The address was
greatly enjoyed by the chapter mem
bers present.
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Observation-Disclosures

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Grossman last Sunday occurred
the marriage OF Mr. John Mendloyitz
OF Bryan and Miss Anna Harrison OF
Marshall. in the presence OF the i'm.
mediate family and a few intimate
friends. The wedding was solemn.
lied under a canopy DR. Wilmer Of.
ficiating. To the strains OF the we'd.
ding march. played by Miss Fannie
Mendlovitz the groom entered. &C.
companied by Mr.. b. Litowich. who
we're followed by Mrs Joe Silverstein
OF Marshall. the matron Of honor;
then the maid OF honor. Miss Nettie
Crossman. the ring bearer. little Miss
Helen Grossman. then the bride with
her brother.in.law. Mr. Joe silverstein.
After the ceremony congratulations
were IN order. after which a sumptu.
Gus supper was served Congratula.
tory kilograms were received from
many distance friends. Amid a show.
er OF rice and good wishes the happy
couple departed on short wedding
trip. after which they will be at home
in Bryan. where Mr.. Mendlovitz is q
prominent business man.-Jewisb
Herald.
Mr. Mendlovltz arrived Monday
with his bride and they have apart
ments with Mr. and Mrs. |. Gordon
on East Caldwell street. He has beer
receiving the congratulations Of his
friends this week.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Continued from Page ~


reel Essanay. Destiny" Billy Reeves
and Carrie Reynolds in another OF
their funny comedies. Cured" and
an especially fine three-reei Univer.
sal drama. Hearts That Are Human. 80
Friday-Ios. Kilgour. Naomi Child.
ers and Harry Morey In a smashing
three-reel vitagraph feature. The
Ruse;" Helen Gibson In one OF her
death defying railroad dramas
Tapped Wires" and a fine Univer.
sal three-reel drama. The Little Up.
start" featuring Laura Oakley. Mark
Fenton and Stella Razeto.
The program tonight will consist OF
another OF the personally picked Unit
programs. produced by the famous
Vitagraph Company. featuring An.
tonic Moreno and Edith Storey. as.
sisted by Chas. Kent, Carolyn Birch
and score of other popular players
in the four-act drama, ION Her Wed.
ding Night" and a screaming comedy
"The Patent Food Conveyor." featur.
ing Ches Eldridge and Kate Price.
The patrons OF the Dixie will find
these Unit programs in a class by
themselves and all should avail them.
selves OF the opportunity to see them
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29

MUSIC RECITAL.
Students Of Prof. Nearing Delighted
Large Audience.

Despite the inclemency OF the
weather. the auditorium OF the First
Baptist Church was well filled with
Bryan music lovers last night, drawn
out by the announcement OF the mu.
steal recital OF the pupils under Pro-
lessor Nearing. head Of the music de-
partment OF Bryan Baptist Academy.
The program was well selected and
every pupil on the program rendered
their selections In a manner which re-
Elected credit. not only to themselves.
but ON their teacher and the institu.
ton. Each selection was heartily ap.
plauded. and especially enjoyed were
two numbers rendered by the ID. u. A.
Glee Club. composed OF several OF the
young men students OF the academy.
They showed good training and their
time and harmony were OF the highest
order.
These recltals are always thorough.
ly enjoyed and the people Of Bryan
are beginning to look forward to
them with pleasurable anticipation.
The program as rendered was as
follows:
"Gavotte" in ID minor *. Schar.
wenkal. Eugene Edge. Helen Kerr
Parks and Helen Moore.
"A Hammock Lullaby" (Krogmannl,
Marcelette Lindsay.
"The Volunteers" (Krogmannl,
Katherine HIggs.
THE Chase" (FrlmD. Opal Brown
"I.egende" (FrimD. vannah Garrett
Dancing Spirits" (Bohml. Evelyn
Crawford.
"valse Arabesque" (I.ackl, Ethel
Hall.
'The Gypsies" (Bachmannl, Bernar'
dIue Mcknight
Aragonaise" from lie Cid" MAS.
seneU. Marjorie Wagner
silver stars" (Bohml, Mary Law.
ender
war March OF the Priests" fros
"Athaliah" (Mendelssohnl, Grace
Weaver and Annie Mae Locke.
"Tanz weis" (Meyer.IIelmunD
Belle Gamer.
"The Lord Is My Light" (Burahaml,
II. b. A. Glee Club.
Butterfly Dance" (FrimD. Susie
Sanders.
"valse" in + flat Chopin, sc!e.a
Sanders.
Polka Caprice" (SpaellkinotD. Az
mes finland.
Consolation" In Il (Llszp.
"valse" In Z (Moszkowski). Sarah
Williams.
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Mesdames Hudson Myers and Man
ming Henderson Entertain

Thursday afternoon Mesdames Man.
ming Henderson and Hudson Myers
entertained the ladies OF the Christian
Church in a fitting manner.
Crystal vases OF red and white ge-
raniums we're In profusion. The
guests enjoyed music from n victrola
and very pleasant social hour was
spent, after which tEey entered into
the feature OF the afternoon. which
was the discussion OF firmer lines of
progress. witch discussion eliminated
in the reorganization OF the Ladies'
Aid Society. The following officers
we're elected: Mrs. Hudson Myers
president; Mrs. Allen Smith. vice
president; Mrs c. N. Royce. secre
tary and treasurer
The hostess then asked the guests
into the dining room. which was arts
tically decorated In red and white Ia
carry out the color scheme. The high
ly polished table was oyerlaid with
an Arabian lace lunch cloth.
Mrs. Henderson presided at the eloc
trio coffee urn. while Mrs. II. o. Fer
guson and Mrs. Frank Myers assiste.
the hostess In serving delicious
course Of deviled oysters. cheese
straws. olives. fairy rings and coffee
! Despite the gloomy weather quite I
number OF guests enjoyed the after
noon.
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U. o. c. MEETING.
Lee and Jackson Day Celebrated With
Splendid Program.

A meeting OF the l.. S. Ross Chap
ter. United Daughters OF the Conied.
eracy. was held yesterday afternoon
in the Carnegie Library to celebrate
the Lee and Jackson anniversary. nc.
spite the Indictment weather quite q
large number was present and the
following program rendered by mem.
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SENATOR AsTlN FOR CONGRESS

Austin. Tex. Jan. 22.-State Sena.
tor Robert Astin OF Bryan spent the
day here and left last night for Sc
gum, where he will attend the wed.
ding OF Senator James Harley Sena.
tor Astin is being strongly urged to
make the race for congress from the
sixth district. which is composed of
Brazos. Robertson. Limestone. Free.
stone. Navarro and Milan counties.
The first four OF these counties con.
stitute the senator's senatorial dis
trict.-Houston Chronicle.
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Mrs. wilkerson Hostess to

Mrs. Wilkerson Hostess to
Embroidery Club
Mrs A. w. Wilkerson received the
members OF the Embroidery Club at
her handsome home on Tuesday after.
noon. the time being one OF the usual
pleasant informal weekly sessions.
No other diversion save the doing
OF hand work occupies these hours
which give opportunity for much in.
terchange OF friendly chat and during
the time together many designs In
crochet and embroidery are shown.
Mrs. W. c. Davis gave OF her mu
steal talent to add to the charm Of
the occasion. and at suitable inter
mission daint collation. OF chicken
salad. sailed nuts. sandwiches. hot
rolls. coffee and macaroons was
served
Those filling substitute places were
Mesdames Clarence ousley and Mrs.
T. II. p. Balm.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson
Hostess to J. A. os.-
At the home OF her parents last Sat.
urday afternoon Miss Elizabeth VII.
son entertained the J. A. o. Club in
pleasant session. and a large quota OF
club members and few invited
guests were on hand to enjoy the hos
tess hospitality
The enjoyable game Of forty.two ran
through a lengthy series Of progress.
sions. throughout which the liveliest
interest was maintained.
Miss Elizabeth was assisted by her
mother in serving fruit salad. crackers.
sandwiches. olives. cake and tea.
Those present we're Noble Webb.
Maud Stevenson. Mildred Newton,
Belle Gamer. Bessie Chastain, Frances
Mike. Bess Spence. Ethel Hall, Kath.
leen Sims. Belle Ferguson. Sarah Bell
Wilson.
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drawn by each participant. with the
home Famed. Then on another page
a flower garden" was planted by an.
swerlng questions pertaining to home
and marriage. with names Of sweet
old.fashioned flowers. Each girl was
then given photograph Of her fu-
ture husband. on the back OF each
picture was written Every lassle has
a laddie." and each girl was requested
to write a poetical toast TO her pictur-
ed fate. The results were clever,
original and mirth provoking.
BY a vote for the best. Misses Mar
colin McInnis and Annie Bell Bate
won a set OF lingerie pins
The refreshment plate bore cream
ed chicken with currant buns, olives,
coffee and individual birthday cakes.
having on each lighted candle.
At the conclusion each guest drew
from great bag a mysterious bun
die for her own birthday gift. every.
one finding among the things the 9th
ers did not want something she very
much wanted.
Every feature OF the novel affair
was perfect and arranged In exquisite
taste. and II was altogether one OF
the most enjoyable club parties OF the
season.
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Celebrated Fourth Birthday

Quite a number OF eager. bright.
faced children. besides few OF the
grown.ups." assembled at the home
OF Mrs. J. W. Pico on last Saturday
afternoon in honor of the fourth birth
day OF little Miss Pauline Martin. the
winsome daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Martin.
The balmy weather Of our Southern
climate permitted porch party" in
January. and forty little tots romped
and played in delight They we're re-
freshed all during the party hours
with delicious fruit punch.
There were many games arranged
and contest which was source Of
much merriment. that OF pinning the
tail on the donkey. gave souvenirs OF
a rubber ball to the fortunate boy.
Master Earl Beard Jr.. and handker.
chief to the winning girl. Miss Doro-
thy Talley.
Later the hostess led the way TO
the dining room. The shades were
drawn and the electric lights shone
on prettily decorated table. The
birthday cake In the center OF the
table held four tapers. which told the
story OF the honoree's age. Miss
Juarene Higgs cut the ring. Nelia
Louise Eaves. the thimble; May Pat.
terson. the button, and Willie Shine
the dime. Fruit salad with whipped
cream was served with an assortment
OF home made cake and souvenirs OF
a pleasing nature were given the little
participants.
Pauline was remembered with mum.
erous choice gifts. betokening the IA.
vor In which she is held by her little
friends.
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bap-
fist Church will give social on Mon.
day Afternoon at $3.50 at the home OF
Mrs. +. II. Astin. The hostesses will
be Mesdames Webb Howell, Looney.
+. c. Elliott. G. Z. Gamer. Mamie
Rhode. Z. II. Astin. All members OF
the church are cordially invited.
Mesdames Algie Benbow and l.. l..
Chick will entertain the Bachelor
Girls on Thursday afternoon at :
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Benbow
The Embroidery Club will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. NJ. d. Parker.
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Misc Park Entertained
Bachelor Girls

eaene'or olrs-
The entertainment given Tuesday
afternoon to the Bachelor Girls by
Miss Anita Park was characterlstica!'
ly beautiful and original with a
charming attention to detail resulting
In perfect ensemble. the hospitality
being OF double interest as Il was also
the anniversary Of the hostess birth
day.
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METHODIST BOARD
HOlO|NG MEETING,
THIS AFTERNOON
Commission in Charge of Dis.
tributing Church Extension
Funds Discussing Allot.
ments for Year.

Tit board for home missions and
church extension Of this conference ct
the Methodist church is holding a scs-
sion this afternoon at the First Meth
| odigt church.
out OF town members of the board
attending include Edward Sta plctuu
of Socorro ana Or Frank n II Rob
crts of East Las Vegas ptncr mcm-
beers attending are Rev. g. -. Beck.
man. Rev l. g. Tierrc. Rev. r. NJ.
Harwood. and q. r. French Meeting
with the board h. Rev. :. Alouzo
Fright. superintendent fot tuo confer
enc while i,o, H. g Porter. pastor
Of the Methodist church IN ~ raso
and j. G. WurthinEtou. a member 81
that church are here to bring certain
matters. not disclosed. before the or
ranization.
The board has chargc Of the eN-
penditurc of the moneys allowed for
church extension boz this conference
aud IT, discussing that topic this aftor-
noon.
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NOTICE or

OlIGI c., .S.g,
Department of N anterior, United
state. lana Ofr s,ntn re. New
Mexico. Nov. 20, 1915.
To william J.. Dowdeli Of 500 South
An strait Aibuoueraus. n NJ. Con
testec.
Won arc hereby notified trnt GEORGE
Snllie. who gives Aibuaue.aue. y. NJ .
Ms his ~postoflcc address. did ON oct.
II. lgl5. file I'm this office his duly
~rrobora application To contest
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chicago. Jan. i3.-Ali deliveries OF
wheat rose today To- the highest prices
ON IN. 1915 crop. Chances Of severe
damage by the cold wave ~ the win
ter wheat belt formed the chief GAUGE
of the advance AMER openin. Nm
Sc hTeheI, the market srurod add
tional gains before beginning to rcact.
First prices tor May were sl&NN o.
i.2p. and for July Sl.22H l12h
Corn sympathizod Win wheat
Opening prices, which ranged from
hc to >. q &c higher, were followed
by u slight sag.
oats traders tool their cue from
the strength OF grain.
Curtailment of hog receipts brought
about an upturn ia provisions.
Close
wheat-Mny st.2sh; July. 81
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Rhsa Mitchell, Leading Lady With
Second Signal (MutuaD Company.

Rhea Mitchell. the charming actress
who has Just become Il member OF the
newly organized Mutual Masterpiece
Edition De Luxe" company organized
by the Signal F:'m Corporation Of Los
Angeles. ~ not 10 he left behind In the
era Of specialization In motion picture
work. She, too, has spccialized-in the
art NJ committing daring and terrifying
deeds gracefully, and Is known by thc
descriptive title, "the stunt girl"
There Is nothing which overwhelms
this beautiful daughter ~ Eve. She
II fair haired. soft eyed aud gentle
hammered. But she can jump from n
cliff. fall from u burning boat Into the
sea, or allow herself 10 sink In quick
sands, as readily and Ms nonchnlantly
M " she were dressing for n party.
Miss Mitchell was born In Portland.
Ore, and started her career with the
Baker Stock company on her gradna-
ton from school. There followed many
successful seasons In stock and I'm
vaudeville. She entered the pictures
several years ago
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KNOCKING DOWN
IS PAINFUL, NOT
BEING HELD UP
F. w. Schmaalmaack, Victim
of Assault Last Night, Takes
Philosophical View of An
Unpleasant Affair.

Two men walked up behind +. W.
Schmaalmaack, "a druggist as he was
on his way home from Butt brothers
drug store 10 211 South Sixth street.
catching him on cold avenue between
Fourth and Fifth streets ana attempts
ed to rob him. They got nothing.
SchWaalmaack said today that they
took his watch out of his pocket and
returned II. bup failed to ind his lucky
penny After n man had searched
him white the other held him. one 90
them knocked him down Schmaal-
mack said he knocking down hurt
worse shan the holding up.
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higher Bulk. tG751 100; heavy.
ss9o@ 1906. light. r.7o@ 6.oo; pigs.
$500 1850.
cattle - Receipts. 2.Ou0: market
strong Prime fcd steers. tS.50M 500.
dressed beet steers. "Som 20; vest
ern steers, o. $500 500; cows, siOOa
G.7a, hoifors. SO Uo u 900. calves. $500
r10.25.
sheep - Receipts. 5000. market
strong. Lambs. sto.Go@ 1850: year
lings. sN."5 H92-: wcthcra. so.5OH
100.
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NOTICE rou PUBLICATION.

Department ~ the interior. Y. =
Land Ofhcc ~ santa fc, y NJ.
RRT Dec. Il 1918.
Notico tx horchv given that Alfredo
Herrera. OF Armiin. y. NJ, who an
Doc 20. 1870. made Homestead En-
'ry No Oti1iS. for Lots g, 4 and
~ sly u section Is, Township II y.
Range % W, y. VI. = Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to maze ivc-
year proof, To- establish claim t. tho
land above described, before George
T.. craig. T., :. Con missioner AT Al
%huquerquo. y. NJ, on the 5th day oI
February. 1915.
Claimant ame 80 Witnesses
Iusio Herrera. Of Atriscu. =. NJ. An-
tonic sanchez. OF san lgraCio, = NJ
Romulo chavez. of Armilu. = NJ
FRANCISCO DEiG.NpO.
j,cgistcr.
Eyen!ng IIcrald A~lbugnerans y NJ
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NJ WORD on REPORTED
KILLING IN NlIiIS CAPITAL

Washington. Jan. -. No word 90
tn" reported killing II ten American
men and two English rome by Mex
ican bandits near MADEIRA had reached
The state department early today.
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Denver. Jan I3.-Cattlc Receipts
200 head market firm, beef steers,
SO o0M Gs: COWS and hcif"rs. 81 .oce o.
G.2b. lockers and feeders. 5000 y
go. calves. IS 0om 1850.
Hogs Receipts $500 head; mar
kot higher. top $3.50. bulk. $4,000
G65.
sheep Receipts l,i0O head, mar
kci strong
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Judge T. $. Rodey left last night Cor
Los Lunns. whore he rs counsel TOR the
defense In the murder trial OF tn"
state ~. ORTIZ.
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OF Bart Kramer, an American by
Mexican bandits "a officially report
ed in dispatches to the state depart
mcnt to4ay by Collector Cobb AZ ~
pasu. The collector reported krn'
mcr was Killed near Guerra, sixty
miles west ot santa Ns1hel In CHI
hunhua.
Tho department was further in
formed that the band which killed the
party Of Americans was commanded
by two former VILLA %culoppls. Lopez
aud Bcltran. General Reyna also was
taid 10 have been ia command of =
party of the Mexican force. Accord
ing {, the dispatches 50 men were
assigned To shoot the Americans. \
force of about 500 men was reported
near the scene, apparently held In re-
serve. After killing the American,
todaN's dispatches snid. the MeNicnna
robbed the train and later retired ia
tho direction OF Carrctas,
Collector Cobb SAID he had been IN
formed that troop trains had hecn
sent hy the CarranNn authorities m
pursuit OF the bandits, one SONG from
Juarez and the other from chihuahua.
Another dispatch 90 the department
said General Villa recently had been
seer near Chihuahua, but his present
whereabouts was unknown. senator
sheppard today received a telegram
from Dr. g. e. Young of III Pasn, stat
ing that the dead Americans had been
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kansas Clty. Jan. l3-Cash wheat
80. . hard. Sis ALE; No. . red.
St.20m12a.
Corn-No. . mixed, 5in7iHc, No.
@, 6sta u zoe. M, . white, IA a isc;
80. 3, G9ia n roc; No. . yellow, lia
aigc. No. ., 1ohc.
Oats-No. 9 white. f5Hc; No. .
mixed. 80 40 sc.
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Attorney NJ T.. Hickey returned
last night from Santa Fc. where NJ
has hoen attending the sessions ot
the state board ot bar examiners,
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New Work Cotton.

New YORK. Ian. l3-rhr cotton
market opened steady today. March
selling at 81 3d. Ma AT Sl'Si. ADD
July ~ sl2si, en- or Immediately toll
lowing the call
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DEVELOPMENTS IN
SITUATION AS TO
MEXICO MOVE FAST


Americans who arrived here early to
day with the bodies e. tho eighteen
Americans who were KILLED last Ion
day.
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you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
FRANCfsCc DELGADO,
Register.
HecpiVpr

Date 81 first publication Doc I.
Date OF second publication Dee. s.
Date OF third publication De. "
Date ~ fourth publication Dec. 20
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into the country bv General
Obr,gon. senator Sheppard said H.
would las the message before the state
department,
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The Markets


New York. Jon. i3-Irregula
gains aud losses were recorded in 10
days initial dealings On a r~olntiycl
small turnover. Tho Moyic1n stu
tito was again reflected IN the hcaV
iuces of Mexican Petroleum an,
American sm...ing. while some q
the war sauc lost substantial fra.
tious.
close,
American sugar Refining. rs
Amcricuu Tel. and Tel. ig1N
Anaconda copper, NNia
AtchIsan. 100 y.
chino topper 5ih.
Inspiration Copper, ~
Northern Pacific. ii5T,,
Reading. SIN,
southern Pacific tO2
tnion ppcinc. i.iN.
4 : steel s5h
L :. Steel preferred, lliA.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NOt'NG COUPLE. both graduate
nurses. want institution work ut
charge OF small hospital or snna-
torium. can give best references. H. q.
Davidson. SIS. 18Th - Denver Colo
SITUATION NANTIb. Two young
men. not health sco.,.s. would Ike
positions as clerk iu .toro, bell ho}.
collecting or general work. Refer
crccs. Address T.. l. &c., Herald
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TYPEWRlTERs


All. KINDS ho.h new and second
hand. bought sold, rented and re-
pnltrd. A~l0uducrtuc Typewriter EN.
change. Phone 1!G lis SO. end st.
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~ MOiit3D TIlRIE \Mil,iCNNs
ARE KILLED ~ IN<\NEN

III iuso. Tex, ian. IA 'uiuor
was circulated here today to the cf-
feet that thrc. American, Tad been
murdered Ia the Cananen district oi
Sonora, IN the vicinity of IN" Phelps
Dodge property II could not be Ncri-
E. ed here,
The report that ten americans ava
two English women had been
dorod at MADEIRA could mo-, be- verified
here early today Mexican officials
AT J,Crez said troops were being dis
patched Ia nat place.
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FOR SALE. trade or viii huy go'l
worn ana slddi" horses, harness
buggI's ana wagon. oscar UoWry.
300 East TilcraS, corner Broadway
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kansas city, ian, "a Hogs Re
coipts, 5000 market strong to Be
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