El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 7

EL PASO HERALD Wcdiiesclav, Nov. 1, 1911 Dr.PRICE^ aking owder Made from Pure, Grape Cream of Tartar Surpasses every other baking powder in meiking delicious, healthful food. Protects the food from alum. Las Cruces (rrants Improvements Are Planned TlliAROSlA ARK FR031 VARlOl TRTPS Tiilarosa, X. Nov.

J. R. Cascarets For a Sick, Sour Stomach Gently bnt tlioroughly cleanee and resw nlate your litter end otvo I wblle you sleep. That awful sourness, belching of ftcid and foul that pain in the pit of the storr.ach, the heartburn, nervousness, nausea, after feelinsr of fullness, dizziness and sick headache, means indigestion; a disordered stomach, which cannot be regulated until you remove the cause. It your fault.

Your stomach is asr good as any. Try Cascarets: they cure indigestion, because they immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bllo from the liver and carry off the decomposed waste matter and poison from i the intestines and bowels. Then your stomach trouble Is ended for ever. A Cascaret tonight will straiijrhten you out by 10-cent box from any drug store will keep your entire family feeling good for months. forget the little a good, cleansing, too.

Ifowell is back from Alamogordo, where he went on a business trip. J. O. Grajeares is having some new tal)les made for his store. T.

H. Tucker is here from Alamogordo on a business trip. J. C. Cravens has left for his home at Texalo, Okla.

Aca team became frightened and ran away and threw lum out, but he did not sustain any injuries. The hade was badly damaged. Carroll is here in his auto from Mescalero. H. A.

Owsley is here from St. Louis on a business trip. Mrs. J. W.

Long, who has been sick, is able to be up. Mrs. II. D. Hisin is on the sick list this week.

3 IERCH 1 AXTS AiniXG IX DISTRIBITIOX OF MAll. Many resoonses have been received to circular letter mailed by the El Paso postoffice requesting the merchants to mall their large consignments of letters early in the day. The mail Is now coming In earlier and is in much better condition for sorting than before the letter was sent out to the merchants. OHIO POLITICIAN HERK. H.

M. Dougherty, of Columbus, Ohio, is here on business. Mr. Dougherty was candidate for the United States senate from Ohio at the last session of the state legislature. He is accompanied by Mrs.

Dougherty. The office of The Herald for Las Cruces is In the Rob'nson Drug Store, "The Quality This firm will deliver The Herald each night at the regular rate of 60 cents a month. A Poor Article Costs the Most You know that a poor article costs you more in the end than a good one, even if the original cost is less. Apply this to your groceries and you will find that it pays to buy your groceries at a store where you can rely on every article you buy, whether you pick it out yourself or phone in your order. Tiy us and see if we cannot make good our claims.

Mexican Strawberries Are far superior in quality than any other strawberrv in the market and this vear they are tv better than we have ever known them to be. We get tliem fresh every morning and they are onlv, a mJ C- Real Fresh Eggs This time of the year fresh eggs are a rarity, but we are always alert to the wants of our customers and have Real Fresh Eggs come to us by express every day. They are the famous Simflow- er eggs, every one guaranteed good and fresh, Kindling Wood Nice dry, clean kindling wood, big Bell Phone 353 Las Cruces, X. Nov. board of trustees of the city of Das Cruces, has passed and approved the ordinauce granting to the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company a 25 year frauctiise for its telephone system.

The plan of the company is to demolish the old system entirely, replacing it with a new common battery system, the automatic bell, so that with the lifting of the receiver from tlie hook, the connection is made with central witliout ringing the bell, as is done now with telephones of this type. The improvements together with the Exchange biiildnig, which is to be modern, and in keeping with the business blocks of Cruces, will cost approximately $r) 0 0 0 I.and has been purchased on Griggs street adjoining the armory, on which the Exchange building will be erected. Mr. Clarke, who was here in behalf of the company stated that would recommend, and strongly urge that work be commenced as the present plans involve the displacing of all the many wires, lines and i)oles that are all over town, and conspicuously present on Main street and in their place will be a cable system, with all poles to be erected in alleys. The Democratic rally was held last night at the armory.

Antonio I.ucero spoke and the Young Democratic club gave a dance. George Curry, former governor of New Mexico, arrived in town Tuesday and will remain for a day or so. There was a general exodus of office renters from the Lohman Block corner. Main and Griggs, to the new Masonic temple yesterday. All moved into the modern temple which is just the wiring for electricity being installed now.

J. G. Stuart, of El Manzanel orchard, has his apple crop all picked and has a force of xnen working at packing and sorting. Most of his crop has been sold far in advance, and Mr. Stuart figures Ills apple crop as worth $20,000 this year from his orchard, about $15,000 of which will be profit.

Sumner Center has sold his tract for a homesite consisting of one acre, facing west on the Alameda road north of the city, to Dr. Hart, who is a new arrival from Council Bluffs. The doctor intends making the valley his home, and erecting a residence. Years of Suffering Catarrh and Blood Disease Doctors Failed to Cure. Miss Mabel F.

Dawkins, 1214 Lafayette Fort Wayne, writes: three years 1 was troubled with catarrh and blood disease. I tried several doctors and a dozen different remedies, but none of thorn did me any good. A friend told me of Sarsaparilla. I took two bottles of this medicine and was as well and strong as ever. I feel like a different person and recommend to any one suffering from Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.

IS II CEN (Continued from Give Jack Frost a Warm Reception Be Prepared for Him at Any Time--In a Notice. ----------H W----------? With One or More of These Chill-Killers MIS.S BROWV IS WORKIXG TO GET THE PI.4XO Cruces, N. Nov. Bertha Brown says she must have that Harvard piano that The El Paso Herald is offering her for securing subscribers. a result she is very busy rounding up all the old subscribers of The Herald and getting everyone who is not already a siibscriber.

to help her out. There are several vards owned in I.as Cruces and the owners have recommended them very highly. The strong guarantees bv the manufacturers and the distributers, the El Paso Piano company, satisfies the buyer of a Harvard that there is no better piano of its class sold in this section. Miss is receiving much encourageinent in her campaign. Ansco White Co.

See Hardware Co. for Heating Stoves. Customs inspector D. Reeder, of El PaBO. is in Columbus, N.

tending the handlinir of an importation of 1000 head of cattle. Careless Treatment Ruins Complexion (From National Wrinkles and other telltale marks of advancing or premature age. are frequently caused through the excessive use of and cosmetics, which clog pores and cause the surface skin to grovv' sallow and lifeless. wrinkles and other complexion faults can be made to vanish quickly, by a plain mavatone lotion into the skin until it disappears. To make the lotion, dissolve a small original package of mayotone in a half-plnt of witch-hazel and it is ready.

Using this gradually removes wrinkles and blemishes and leaves the skin soft, smooth and exquisitely beautiful. The maj'atone lotion is' splendid for removing pore obstructions, and pimples, as well as to discourage hairy Siiill MHITARYGRDCERY HER AILMENT A COMMON ONE Happy Experience of Mrs, Dillinger, Who Finally Found Relief in Cardui, The Tonic ARE YOU GETTING THINGS TOGETHER? Are you gv)ing to hunt for fur or feathers during the crisp, cold days that sitr your blood and ren-ew your vigor? If you are, you will need something, and, it is, GET THE BEST. It pays. The BEST especially adapted to the requireinents of sportsmen, can 'be found in a first-class Siporting Goods Store. OURS IS IN THE FIRST CLASS.

elf on-'Payne Co. Cor. El Paso and Overland St. water gulch side- kcpt front yards and attractive little parks and orchards. When it rains the water comes pouring down off the mountains into the gulch that splits the a way it divides the sheep from the lambs, for the houses that burn red lights over iheir doors at niglit are on the opposite side of the gulch from the business and residence section of the roars on down the big deep gash in the face of nature to the level lands below, where it spreads out over the level country and makes the prairie grass grow luxuriantly for the cattle.

Dikes Sidewalks. Sometimes there is so much that it will not all go into the without first running over the walks and into the stores. Several thoughtful merchants have constructed concrete dikes along edges of their sidewalks, in some instances three feet high, with openings in front of the doors through which the people enter from the street and into which, at night when it looks stormy, heavy wooden gates are slipped, just like Irrigation ditches. This turns the water out of the stores if a big storm comes up and sends the water rushing on down the street. Throughout the country around Silver City, which is the county seat of Grant county, greatest mineral county in the state, there are many small farms and in the valleys, and fine fruits arid vegetables are raised.

Some of these little farms are also productive in hay and other crops, but the mining wealth Of the country is what has made Silver City and it is going to make Silver City even greater. Rich Hesrion. Santa liita, at present the greatest mining ca.mp in New Hanover, Central, Cooney, Mogollon, Fierro, Tyrone, and other sections all contribute to the wealth and prosperity of Silver City. for many of these places go from Silver City and all freighting is d(me from here. Santa Rita, Fierro.

Hanover, Central, Bayard and Hurley and are the famous Hot Wells served by the Santa Fe with a branch line which leaves the Silver City-Deming line at Whitewater, just before Silver City is reached, but the train serving these places leaves Silver City each day and returns to Silver City at night, and tlunr servici- is virtually from Silver City. All these places are so close that they may be reached by auto or horflo onveyance from Silver City, at night, many of the people come the of the county to spend their money. All these surrounding towns have their own stores, their ow'n saloons, their own movin.g picture Rita has one of the biggest general stores in the the people like to come in to as they call it, and prospers as a result. The Silver City hotels always do a good business and the stores, restaurants aui.l other places in Silver City never lack for patronage. Being the county seat.

Silver City is the political headquarters for the big district and this brings many people to the town. An I to Date Place. Silver City has two prosperous banks, a splendid public school system, a substantial coxmty courthouse, a good by the Catholic school, and is the seat of one of the state normals of New Alexico which annually turns out many of the brightest in the state. It has a good telephone servk-e, with long distance connection with El Paso, Is by both Western Fnion and telegraph companies, each with a d'vvntown office, an electric lighting system and has a postal savings bank in the postoffice, which occupies a substantial concrete building. It has a well built and furnished armory for Its company of New national guard and is in every way a modern town, a town with a history and a future that looks better tlian the past, which is tliat many towns cannot boast of.

Its 3500 population Is progressive, and. its constant contact with the world keeps It abreast of the times. Some of the best traveling shows are seen at the Silver City opera house, and the mining promotnrs and officials, health and others who daily crowd the place from all parts of the country help make up a civilization that is cosmopolitan, progressive and enlightened. Being the railroad center for such a largo area, the commeri ial traveling popuhition is always large and samples may be seen every day in all of the hotels. Many of tlie from the camrs where it Is difficult to take heavy sample cases, meeting the salesmen here and buying their bills of On the wliole.

Silver City gives promise of continuing as one of the best towns of New Mexico, which it always has been. Stamford GAS Heatiers Did You Get Stung the Other Night? Xo fuel on hand when the criinpy spell came, eh? it have been pretty fine to have a little heat available about that time? Heating with GAS is ideal. No kindling to bother wdth, Xo fuel to handle, Xo ashes to earrv away A saving of kindling cost, ash cartage and labor. Use GrAS heat as you want it. Light your heater when heat is simply close the valve when through using.

Xot a great effort to obtain comfort, is it? Xo necessity in maintaining heat when it is not to have it in readiness when you DO need it. A SAVING OF FUEL Evervone wants a Gas Heater connected now. Place vour order now and beat the other fellow to it. First Come-First Served GAS COMPANY Bell 98 310 Mills Street Auto 1098 West Baden, about four says Mrs Sarah Dillinger, of this place, suffered with an ailment common to women, and I was so poorly that I could not do my work. Since taking Cardui, the tonic, I am stout and able to work all flay, hard.

It is certainly a great medicine for women. I recommend it to a great many ladies. My daughter Is now taking Cardui. Bnd it seems to be helping her already, although she has now taken only one bottle. Cardui is the best medicine I ever took.

It has done me so much good! It saved my life and I praise It too Every woman would always keep Cardui handy, for use when needed. If she knew what benefit it gives. In cases where weakened vitality makes the body and brain seem tired and worn out. A few doses of Cardui at the right time will often save much suffering by preventing a more serious sickness. To relieve pain and misery, due to womanly troubles, nothing has been I found, during the 50 years that it has been before the public, to take the place of Cardui.

you try it? N. Write Advisory Chattanooga Medicine Chattanooga, for Syeelnl InHtriictloua and 64-page book, Treatment for sent in plain wrapper, pa request. YoiiMl But Holeproof sox if you once try them. Easy on the feet and no holes for at least six months. We have them for both ladies and gentlemen.

Ilryan Ilro.s. Fiill nieaMiire at Southwestern Fuel Co. PECOS PEORLE TO MARTINEZ TRIAL Taken to Bear Kxpenses of Witnesses Going to Austin Pecos, Texas, Nov. large delegation of Reeves county inter- e.sted in the outcome of the c'aso of Ivf o.r. ictod of the murder of Emma Brown at Saragosa, which goes to trial before the suprerne court at Austin on rehearing brouglit by 101 I'aso (ounsel, left Pecos this afternoon, mostly to appear as Vv'itnesses for state.

to the fact that the state of Texas has no funds by law available to pay expenses of witnesses to a rehearing trial of this ihaT-acter, which seldom comes up In criminal jurisi-iu- dence, a fund was up ip. this it.v yesterday to pay the expenses of the witnesses and others whu for Austin. The aelegation was headed by F. W. president of the company.

in the list was Will P. Brady, district attorney has been active in pushing the case. Stump Robbins, of Saragosa, and party, who had been visited by Miss BroWn just to her murder, left with the parte. District attorn-V is goin.g to luish the towjvids a carrying out of the judgment of the district conrt, calling foj- liangiiig. as strongly as he knows 'I'lie hanging was set for Ojt )ber 1.

l.ut sus- fiom time to time by the governor. Save Your Time our time is money. When you go to your bank for business purposes you want to be waited upon promptly. Quick service is our watchword. We are thoroughly equipped to receive deposits, answer inquiries in regard to individual balances and other questions with dispatch and accuracy.

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El Paso, Texas. DEPOSITS ACCEPTED BY MAIL. MOKMNG TO PAPER Los Angeles, Nov. its issue today the liOs Angeles Herald ceased as a morning journal and on Thursday vv'ill appear as an evening paper. This was the announcement made Frank F.

general manager of the Herald. Herahl as an evening said Mr. Peard, be ownesl by a local sxndicate headed by F. I heny. The former owners will have nothing to do with it.

The editorial staff will remain as it is and I will continue In my I Mr. Doheny is a millionaire oil operator. AMUSEMENTS FA.lIOrS STARI.AXO MUSICAIi COMEDY C03IPANY, Xow playing Los Angeles, Cali-, fornia, and that had a run of 26 consecutive weeks at San Francisco, have been engaged for one week at the Crawford theater, beginning MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th. This company has a Beauty Doll i'horus of 10 evenly matched girls and the coast papers term it the They come under the able management of Mr. B.

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Mix together and a tablcspoonful on the scalp, then brush the.roughly through the hair. This rids the hair and sealj) of dust and dandruff, and a few times using tones the scalp and hMir root.s, causing the hair to grow soft, brilliant and easy to and pay less hat money- yearly and be much better dressed. Iniernationai Business uoiibki I Use Herald Ads. Learn Bookkeeping, Stenography, Jbinii-. llsh, Spanish and Penmanship.

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