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PASO HERALD Friday, February 17, 1911. 11 tip repairers Starnet- 226 ANO a ale a no ai Miinagt ocu Thea trade. CHit USE Bassett's Native pation, 60 tablets for wanted to second-hand, mj to 60-lnch eare Journal. WANT FOR suitable for and. dentisi Newv Home East moni ifiyA Gn In tne best of my furnishing goods SAFES COM BIN CKUTTiin-fc dask; Inch.

UH from Factor to User. We Deliver. Good nearly new runamit Columbui take 16318. 301-302. Creetvlew, Price tor $200 each Address Rates for Classified Ads.

One cent per word. No charge less than .25 Six consecutive insertions, per word .............05 By month, per 1.00 ADS BY PHONE. Call Bell 115, Auto 1115, tell wftat you want. The Herald boy will collect the next day. A LETTER FOR YOU.

Replies sent in care of The Herald office were awaiting the following- advertisers this morning. These replies should be called for not later than one wreek after being bullet! ned: A. 173 S. 289 A. 210 V.

38 A. 340 V. 47 B. 16 W- 95 C. F.

W. Worker K. B. Banker M. 98 Hud P.

K. J. Professional. DR. ANA RE I'M, Lady Physician.

4 and 5. Buckler Bldg. Bell 5 77. Too Late To Classify. BROKEN GLASSES Ask Segall.

Now Opp. Roberts-Banner Mesa Ave. FOR RENT. 5 2518 Wyoming 5 R. cottage on 30.00 800 Rio Grande, 6 35.00 8 room, cor.

Campbell and 45.00 8 Wyoming and 35.00 8 1210 N. El 45.00 4 3015 Tularosa 16.00 5 704 N. 35.00 Offices and store in Buckler building. Anderson-Flller Realty Co.r Rooms 1 and 2 Buckler Bldg. Phone 491 04 ACRES AT $85 PER ACRE.

This fine tract is located on the county road just below Ysleta, and is fine sandy soil, including water rights at this very low price. Now if you are open for a valley bargain call at our office and let us talk with you. Mathewa-Champlin Realty 311 San Francisco St. YOU SHOULD KNOW THE DIFFERENCE Between an Optician who is an Optician, and a man who thinks he is and is not. You should know the difference between an Optician who is properly equipped for examining the has the proper instruments and one who is not.

You should know the difference between an Optician who grinds his own lenses and one who says he does and does not. It is easy enough to find out. Visit them all, then come here and see the difference. Geo. D.

Kendall, 208 Mesa Makes Glasses Right WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL. IT WILL PLEASE I TO PLEASE YOU. We can do this by showing you this 5 room cottage in Altura Park. You can buy this for $500 Jess than it cost. Come in and let us tell you more about it.

Anderson-Flller Realty 1-2 Buckler Bldg. Bell 491 EYEGLASS COMFORT? Ask Segall. Now Opp. Roberts-Banner Mesa. TWO LOTS IN EAST EL PASO, Block 103, wtth south front, worth $500.

Can be had for $275 cash. These lots have also water on them now. Austin Mnrr, Phone 352. Caples Bldg. LET US BUILD YOU A HOME.

We will build you a home and give you long time to "ay for it. We have a large number of plans of houses built in El Paso to select from which we furnish free. We are in position to get you the best building sites at the lowest prices. Let talk it oyer. Mayfield Realty 614 American Bank Bldg.

BUILD AND SELL LIST WITH US TODAY any property you may have for sale, as we may have a buyer for something you have, either valley lands or city property. Austin Mnrr, Caples Building. Announcements. announce myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of El Paso, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. C.

E. KELLY. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Alderman, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. J. I.

HEWITT. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of City Treasurer, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. L. M. TURNER.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Alderman, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. SAM BLUMENTHAL I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Alderman, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. W. S. CLAYTON.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Alderman, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. PERCY McGHEE. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of City Assessor and Collector, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. LOUIS E. BEHR.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of City Recorder, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. ADRIAN POOL og Late to Classify. WILL TRADE FOR UNIMPROVED valley land below El Paso. 8 room brick on Boulevard corner, 100x120. $12,000.

HAWKINS Morgan GOING! GOING! room brick on N. El Paso. Will sell at big sacrifice if taken quick. HAWKINS BROS. ON ARIZONA room brick, heating plant, cement porch, beamed ceilings.

Will trade for good lots or small cottages. HAWKINS CLOSE TO ARIZONA room brick, new and modern. Will take suburban lots as part payment. $3800. HAWKINS Our $100 DOWN WILL BUY 4 room brick, $2300.

HAWKINS BROS. NOTHING IN and pay just like rent. 5 room brick, new, mission finish. Cut to $2800. HAWKINS Morgan Bldg.

FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS. 6 R. brick. 1411 Wyoming It. brick, 212 Putnam 30.00 WE WANT MORE HOUSES.

THE BEST SNAP In El Paso is a 5 room modern brick on Nevada attractive in every particular; on terrace; has- stable, chicken shed, and basement under rear part. Ask Hodge Realty 303 Texas St. Phone 815. RENT LIST. 207 E.

Boulevard, 4 613 N. Florence. 5 531 W. Missouri. 5 Mundy rm 1013 California, 5 1318 First 4 M.

F. Collier, 417 Mesa Ave. Bell Phone 615. $25.00 $27.50 28.50 40.00 30.00 12.50 FOR RENT. 1411 Wyoming 5 rooms 317 Texas store 35.00 Offices in Morgan 15.00 Downing; Crowell, 209 Mesa Ave.

FOR BETTER GLASSES Ask Opp. Roberts-Banner Mesa Ave WE OFFER YOU THE FOUNDATION FOR A FORTUNE at Rockport, for cash, $10 per tax, no interest. Deed in case of death. Phone Rigdon ROCKPORT, TEXAS, has the LARGEST LAND LOCKED HARBOR on the Atlantic coast and is rapidly becoming one of tlje greatest railroad centers in the south. Better get busy and phone Rigdon 2353 before all the lots are sold.

FOR RENT sunny front room 3 blocks from postoffice; suitable for two gentlemen, reasonable rent. 313 Wyoming St. FURNISHED ROOMS dining and kitchen; gas range. $18. 1001 N.

El Paso St. FOR SALE of the best libraries in the town; all standard works; owner leaving city; must sell at once. Address Library, care of Herald office. MAKE ME CASH OFFER 11, 12, 13. 14, block 68, Alexander addition.

Address N. R. Lynd, 410 Temple Houston, Texas. E1TE TROUBLE? Ask Segall. Now Roberts-Banner Mesa Ave.

REPAIR ANY OLD ROOF or paper roof painted, 50c; shingle roof, best graphite, $1.25 100 sq. ft. I. X. L.

Roof Paint 713 Texa3. Phone 513. FIVE ROOM COTTAGE ON CALIFORNIA ST. For only $3250, V4 down and the balance to 5 large rooms, south front, lot and half, firstclass condition. If you are looking for a home this should interest you.

Auderson-Flller Realty 1-2 Buckler Bldg. Bell 4911 MEXICAN AND INDIAN DRAWN WORK CO. business office, 6 and 7 Morgan Bldg. SEE OCR LIST, furnished or unfurnished, or light housekeeping rooms, Park 6 and 7 Morgan building. NEED GLASSES? Ask Segall.

Now Opp. Roberts-Banner Bldg. Mes-3 Ave. WANTED Upstairs bedroom with board, in private family, by young married couple; best of reference given. Would prefer room with sleep- ing porch; must be in good condition.

Write C. 317, Herald. WANTED as office manager or bookkeeper; have had 10 years experience in banks and 12 years in manufacturing and mercantile lines; can give best of references as to character and ability. Address C. 316, Herald.

TWO connecting rooms for housekeeping: private porch; fireplace and other modern conveniences. 709 Boulevard. FOR RENT to 5 connecting housekeeping rooms completely furnished, above tracks. Bell 3059. WANTED TO BUY small place near Bliss car line; bargain and terms; brick preferred.

P. O. box 826, city. WANTED A woman for housework. Call 802 Mundy.

TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. 1007 N. El Paso. Bell 3246. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME? A 6 room cottage with furnishings and two south front lots for sale in Highland Park.

Small amount down, balance to suit. Write Clark, care of Herald. WANTED at home evenings, writing, copying, addressing, typewriting or any kind of w'ork. Write 322, Herald. DO YOU WANT TO BUY A ROOMING HOUSE? Come in and see what we have to offer.

We have some good paying propositions. Anderson-Flller Realty 1-2 Buckler Bldg. Bell 491 STATIONERY. Embossed, engraved, printed, work done in El Paso. J.

B. Sutton 117 N. Stanton St. All for grocery, one knows East El Paso streets, wheel preferred. 2200 Masonic Notices.

ADS BY PHONE. You can easily sell it. Call Bell 115. Auto 1115, tell the girl what it is and The Herald will sell it. No bother, Too Late to Classify.

WE HAVE A BIG SNAP ON N. ANGE ST. SEE US QUICK. a modern cottage of 5 rooms, brick, east front, lot 42x122 feet, 2 porches, and our price is only $auuu, terms $500 cash; balance $50 per mo. Lone Star Land 213 Texas IS A TIDE IN THE AFFAIRS OF MEN WHICH TAKEN AT THE FLOOD LEADS ON TO Your tide is at the flood.

Here is your opportunity. Grasp it. can sell you 2 modern cottages on 3 lois for $3000. One is a 5 room cottage the other 4 rooms, and we will take Highland Park lots as part payment at cash prices as the price on this is cut to a frazzle. The property is in Garden i Subdivision to 'East El Paso.

Don 1 delay. We are sole agents. Lone Star Land 213 Texas St. TO BUY OR NOT TO BUY, THAT IS THE QUESTION? Whether it is better to wait until prices have the top notch, or to take advantage of present prices and buy now. VV can se 1 a home of 8 large rooms on N.

Campbell St. at a price that will make you wonder how we do it. See us. Stnr Lund 213 Texas St. FOR EXCHANGE.

61 acres. San Elizario, $1500. ould trade for diamonds or horse and buggy. Also about 3 acres in Cruces, improved property. Would trade small residence property in LI 1 aso.

Cassidy Davidson. FOR- HOISES. One 12 rooms, close in, $900. One 30 rooms, centrally located. $3-00.

Cassidy Davidson. forced SALE. On Montana St. 6 rooms red pressed brick. 2 corner lots, south front.

Make us an offer. Cassidy Davidson, Sole Agents. 211 Mills St. that with EL PASO LODGE, NO. 130, A.

F. A A. M. Regular meetings 1st and 3rd of each month. L.

E. Gillett, W. M. J. D.

Mason, Act. Secy. Masonic Relief Mesa i Ave. hours 10 a m. to 12 m.

CALLED MEETING Friday, Feb. 17th, 7:30 p. m. First degree. A.

A. S. RITE OF FREE MASONRY. Meets the second and third Mondays of each month in Masonic Temple. W.

H. McCullough, Secy. SELECT DANCING ASSEMBLY, FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD HALL EVERY WED. AND SAT. NIGHT.

CARACRISTI HAS NOT YET RETURNED C. F. Z. Caraicristi, the mining enfrfneer who went to Guadalupe Thursday morning in an auito, in anticipation of a figlit between thfe and insurrectos, has C. F.

Z. CARACRISTI. not returned, although he was expected to return Thursday night. Nothing has been 'heard from Ur. Caracristi or his son, Fred, who accompanied him.

ON MOUNTAINS WILL RELIEVE WATER SCARCITY Mayhill, N. Feb. is now some snow on the mountain tops that extend down about six miles. This will help out the water in the Rio Penasco, as the stream was getting low. The Mayhill school will close on the first of March.

Tom horse was beaten at the Cloudcroft race, but he hopes to arrange for another race soon. H. O. Riggs is to build an amusement hall here. NOW COMES THE RAIN TO RELIEVE THREATENED MONOTONY To span the gap between aviators and insurrection and to relieve the monotony of an El Paso people who had become accust 9 med to a battle for breakfast each morning, the weather man put on his cornucopia hat Friday and dished up a little rainstorm as a diversion.

SHE IS News Aztec, Co HAVE YOU SOMETHING TO SELL? Or surprised at the results you will fret from a small want, rent or for safe ad in The Herald TVill Not Cost more than 25c to 50a phone Tfell T15, Auto 1115 nnd tell the mil. and STOCKS AJfD BOWDS, COPPERS, tine GRAIN AXD PROVISIONS, Com imercial livestock, wool ahd TO XL The new postoffice may be located on the west skie of Stanton street extending from Mills street to the G. H- S. A. railroad, if a committee having the matter in charge is able to procure from the railroad and from the representatives of the Oanupbell Real Estate company having claims of a reversionary interest in the tract, a perfect title to a part of the lot desired.

The Ixvomis estate and Richard Caples are already under agreement. Committees representing the Mundy site on San Francisco street and the Brophy site on Franklin street between Kansas and Stanton, met at the city hall today, and without taking any action affecting their several interests in case of a failure to obtain title to the Stanton and Mills site, it agreed that no obstacle would be in the way if the government should fix on the Mills street site. An overwhelming majority of the business people of the city having expressed their unwillingness that the postofofie should be located north of the tracks, the 'promoters of the Brophy site opened negotiations with a view to procuring a smith side site that would not meet with opposition. If the Mills street site cannot be turned over to the government, or title guaranteed, within 30 days, the decision will then rest between the two sites previously considered. The meeting today was participated in by R.

F. Burges, W. Cooley, Floyd Payne, Frank Powers and John Henry Sutherland, C. X. Bassett, C.

M- Newman, C. J. Maoel, M. B. Davis, Geo.

Le Baron, J. E. Morgan and Harry Ponsford for the Brophy site and the Loomis site, a.nd J. U. Sweeney, Horace B.

Stevens, Z. White, W. L. Too ley, J. Wyatt, S.

J. FVeudenthal, H. D. Slater. A.

Krakauer, A. Schwartz, Felix Martinez, and 0. H. Baum for the San Francisco street site. MONEY AND METALS.

New York Quotations. New York, Feb. money 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper, percent. Closing Quotations Today.

Bar silver, Desilverized lead, Copper, standard spot and March, 12.1 (g 12.20. Spelter (St. Louis quotation) $5.45. u.oll&r.s, 45. Current (Ei Paso Suielter.

silveV Copper (wire bars) ............................12.2 7 5 Copper Cathode (cts. per lb) ............12.15 Lead (London sales sl8, d9 (N. Y- sales Weekly Averages. (Douglas Smelter Silver .............................................................52.67 Copper NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS. Live Oak Mason Valley 9 National Mining lc New' Keystone Ohio Copper Pinto Copper Ray Central Ray Consolidated ...................................17 San Antonio, part paid Shattuck ........................................................21 Superior Globe, part paid Tonopah Grain and TRAVELING Er.

PASOANS. Traveling El Pasoans can get The Herald at all prominent news stands in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, and also at the stands mentioned below. miss The Herald when you are away from home. Clip out this list and look up The Heralu agent wherever you are stopping. ATLANTIC CITY News Co ATLANTA News Co.

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You can easily sell It. Call Bell 115, Auto 1115, tell the girl what it is and The Herald will sell it. No bother, no formality. Mutt and Jeff are with us. Another appearance today on Classified page.

Every day in The Herald hereafter. (By Special Wire to The Herald from H. H. Bra Globe, Ariz.) Amalgamated American Smelters 78 Vi American Sugar 4474 Atchison Colorado Fuel Great Northern Pfd New York Northern Pacific Reading Rock Island Southern Pacific Union Pacific U. S.

Steel U. S. Steel Pfd BOSTON LISTED STOCKS Chicago Grain. Close. May July May 48 July May July Chicago Provisions.

May July 17.00 May 9.40 9.35 May 9.47% July 9.25 9.27% LIVESTOCK. (By Special Wire to The Herald from H. H. Bru Globe. Ariz.) Arizona Commercial ..............................15 Calumet Giroux Greene Cananea Helvetia Miami Nevada Con North Butte Old Dominion Shannon Superior Superior Trinity Utah Copper ..............................................45 UNLISTED-STOCKS.

(By Special Wire to The Herald from H. H. Bru Globe. Ariz.) Arizona-Michigan, part paid 5c Cactus 19c Calumet 45c Chino Copper Co 21V, Cordova, part paid 25c Cordova, full 75c Denn-Arizona Ely Central 9c Goldfield Con Inspiration Copper WOOL FORTY-ONE CARS OF BROOMCORN RECEIVED S. D.

Pitts, Merchant, Dies at Texline After Brief Illness. Texline, Feb. cars of broom corn have been bought in Texline in the past two months, the price averaging about $50 per ton. I here is 6till some straw in the country, but the buyers have quit business here for the present. In the election held here vote on the question of issuing bonds for building a new school house the result was overwhelmingly in favor of issuing the bonds.

B. V. Crow of Fort Worth has arrived here with a car of stock and goods. He will locate near Thoanas, N. M.

Rev. J. W. Thomas, who has been pastor of the Baptist church for the. past year, has gone to Cisco, Texas, to reside.

Rev. Mr. MaJcom of Des Moines, X. has been selected by the church to preach for the next year. S.

D. Pitts, merchant and prominent citizen of this town, died at his ihome in this place after a very short illness. One of the largest crow'ds ever seen in Texline attended the funeral and interment. lie was 29 years of age, a member of the K. of P- and M.

W. A. lodges. On account of the epidemic of smallpox in Clayton, quarantine restrictions have been established bv county health officer Dr. Stem.

Persons leaving Clayton. who have stayed there over night, are required to show a health certificate. At there are only seven cases in or near Clayton and these a.re isolated so that there is little danger of the disease spreading. The North Texas Land company is having a large well dugr not far from Texline for the purpose of making a thorough test of irrigation. The club of Texline gave a.

musical entertainment at the Baptist church. One of the principal features was a. fiddlers' contest in which there were six contestants. The first prize of $10 was awarded to Lutiher Patterson. METHODISTS MEET FOR CHURCH WORK Conference Opens in El Paso With Bishop Mouson Presding.

The JVQexionn piethodist conference convened at 9 a. m. Friday with E. Mouzon in the chair. After a most earnest practical talk by the bishop, based on the words of St.

Paul in the 2nd Corinthians, in w'hich he urged the preachers to more diligence and consecration, the conference was formally opened. Rev. F. S. Montelong was elected secretary, with Revs.

Ortega and Campbell as assistants. Rev. E. F. Cook, one of the secretaries of the board of missions, wh.s Introduced and made a brief address to the conference.

visiting pastors were introduced and w'ere tendered a cordial wel- room. The presiding elders of the three districts reported the progress of the work during the past year. Miss Montague, principal of Effle Eflington school for girls, made a brief statement in regard to the school. The teaching force has been doubled during the year, and several applicants have been turned away for lack of doom. The call of the was begun and the pastors made their reports.

It was announced that the anniversary the church extension board will be aeld tonight. There was a reception last evening at Trinity M. E. church in honor of the visitors A scald, burn, or severe heals slowly if neglected. family that keeps a bottle of BALLAR1VS SNOW LINIMENT on hand is always prepared for such accidents.

Price, 50e and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Scott White 204 Mills, and Depot Pharmacy. Chicago Livestock. Close. Chicago, 111., Feb.

1500; slow but steady. Beeves, $5.00 6.80; Texas steers, western steers, stockers and feeders, cows and heifers, calves. steady to shade higher. Light, mixed, $7.10 heavy, rough, good to choice heavy, pigfs, bulk, $7.25 1000; steady, 10c higher. Native, western, yearlings, iambs, native, western, $5.00 6.50.

Kaunas CltT- Livestock. Close, Kansas City, Feb. Receipts 1000, including 100 southerns; steady. Native steers, southern steers, southern cows and heifers, native cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, bulls, 5.25; calves, western steers, western cows, $3.25 4500; strong, 5c higher; bulk, heavy, $7.15 packers and butchers, 7'40; light, 2000; strong to 10c higher. Muttons, lambs, $5.30 6.15 fed w'ethers and yearlings, fed western ewes, 4.30.

St. Louis Wool. Close. St. Louis, Feb.

unchanged. Territory and western mediums. 19 fine mediums, fine, HOFER APPOINTS FOUR COMMITTEES Preparations Made Near Tucumcari for New Irrigation Project. Tucumcari, N. Feb.

response to resolutions passed at the meeting of the New Mexico educational association at Las Vegas, seeking to better the public school conditions of this state. Professor J. S. Hofer, of this city, president of the association, has appointed four committees. A committee to petition the National association to take steps toward the standardization of the terminology of R.

Roberts, East Las Vegas, chairman; J. E. Clark, Santa Fe; T. W. Conway, Raton; W.

E. Garrison, Agricultural college, and W. A. Poore, Clovis. A committee to present a memorial to the first session of the state legislature aiding for an enforcible law requiring qualifications of experience and education for all candidates for the office of county Gill, Clayton, chairman; C.

C. Hill, Roswell; E. McQueen Gray, Albuquerque; John H. Vaughn, Agricultural college; Blaz Sanchez, Wagon Mound. A comuaittee to investigate the state in regard to the consolidation of schools, their report to be made to the various county superintendents, for approval or disapproval, which if favorable, shall report the bill for the next Light, Silver City, chairman; Isaac W.

Dwier, Taos; A. A. Kaiser, Dayton; A. B. Stroup, Albuquerque; Simms, Alamogordo.

A committee to present a memorial to the political convention of the various state parties, asking that men of the highest educational ability be chosen as nominees for the office of superintendent of public Sterling. Albuquerque; chairman; Rupert F. Asplund, Santa Fe; J. F. Bowlds, Santa Fe; R.

R. Larkin, East Las Vegas; R. W. Twining, Gallup. President of the educational council, J.

E. Clark, Santa Fe, is cnairman on school exhibits, C. S. Cramer, Tucumcari; reading circle board, Rufus Meede, East Las Vegas; Q. M.

Light, Silver City; Bonifacio Montoya, Bernalillo. Preparations are being made for au- other large irrigation project for Tucumcari, the land in question beinsf the farms of Newton Sheppard and his father, 13 miles east of this city on the Plaza A concrete reservoir of 1800 barrel capacity is now being constructed into which gasoline engines will pump from a dug well 20 feet deep at the edge of the creek. From this reservoir the water will be conducted over the fields. It is now considered possible to irrigate more than 50 acres this year and this will be set out mostly in Bermuda onions. The two men own approximately 500 acres of land, mostly capable of irrigation.

The canyon at the head of the creek is on the Sheppard land, and it may be that a dam will be throwm across this, allowing possibly a spillway to accommodate the terrific floods which are known to sweep at times down this way. Should a solid concrete dam be here of sufficient strength to hold all the water which flows through this canyon, it is estimated that sufficient water could be gathered to irrigate many hundred acres. Mutt and Jeff are with us. Another appearance today on Classified page. Every day in The Herald hereafter.

RELIABLE BUSINESS PEOFLE WHO WANT YOUR TRADE Dentists DR. LEE Me INTO SH, Painless Dentist. Room 608, American Natl. Bank Bldg. Specialist CARL SMITH (MEN ONLY) 107 San Antonio St.

Auto 2151. Upholstering packing, upnc Repairing Fred M. Bagge, Phone 3278. ews Brevities Train Bulletin. The Texajs Pacific train, due al 11:40 a.

is reported for 4:25 p. m. All Other trains are reported on time. Ranch Eggs 30 Cents Dozen. When we say Ranch eggs we mean strictly fresh eggs from the ranch.

Those we have are the best production, 30 cents a dozen. Sanitary Grocery. Phone 353. J. B.

Sutton Co. Can furnish you engraved, embossed or printed stationery. All the work done in El Paso. Beavers Attention. All Beavers are requested to meet at the lodge rooms at 8 oelock sharp tomorrow" (Saturday) evening, Feb.

18. New Cranberries In Market. We have just received a shipment of fresh cranberries, never saw nicer all select and perfect, 15 cents a quart. Sanitary Grocery. Phone 353.

Dr. Denti Am. rcat'i Bank Bldg. Steamer Sinks, Drown! London, Feb. collision off the Essex coast resulted in the sinking of the steamer Mount Park, Cadiz for Yarmouth.

Thirteen Gf the crew- are reported drowned. For Saturday Only. candy feature: Peanut butter kisses, 15c pound. Dr, E. D.

Strong, Roberts-Banner Bldg, Office phone 277 residence 3829. Dr. Cameron, reliable dentistry, reasonable prices. 113 S. El Paso.

Tun Yen Gives $11,000. Washington, D. Feb. Liang Tun Yen. former minister of foreign affairs of China, who is now in Washington, today contributed $11,000 to the fund which the American National Red Cross society is raising for the relief of the famine sufferers of his country.

The former minister ie traveling for the benefit of his health. The Best 8auerkrnut. Is Heinz Sauerkraut. A new barrel of it here, delicious and appetizing, 6 cents a pound. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery Phone 353.

Dr. Carpenter, eye. ear. nose, and throat hospital, 216 Wyoming street. Dr.

Crowder, eye ear, nose and throat; 602 Rio Grande Bldg. Surviving Outlaws Fight. Webb City, Feb. brothers, only survivors of the famous Cherokee Bill gang of which once flourished in Oklahoma, met here in a finish fight at midnight, when Stidhum killed his brother in a quarrel involving the relations of son William with wife. Big Dili Pickles.

Most everybody likes dill pickles, especially those Heinz large dill pickles which w-e are now selling for 20 ceuts a dozen. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery. Phone 353. C. L.

BilHngton, 709 Magoffin. Tel. 1489, painting, paperhanging, decorating Dr. Prentiss, diseases of stomach Rio Grande Banlc Bldg. Dr.

R. D. Robinson, diseases of children and orthopedic surgery, 700 Mesa. Blanche Walsh Faints. Peoria, 111., Feb.

in wings awaiting her cue just before the rise of the curtain tonight, Blanche Walsh, the well known actress fell to the floor in a faint. Her condition is considered serious by local physicians. Wanted for U. S. Army.

Able bodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35; citizens of United States of good character temperate habits, who speak, read and write the English language. For information apply to Recruiting Officer. Coles El Paso, Texas. Why Should You Give your orders for engraved stationery to an agent? We do all the work in our office. J.

B. Sutton 117 N. Stanton. Oklnhonia Bankers Indicted. Muskogee, Feb.

indictments were returned here today against W. Norton, once president of the Columbia Bank and Trust company, of Oklahoma City, and Eugene Blaise, former president of the National £ank of Tulsa. North Norton is charged with making false reports to the controler of the currency. Sunflower Eggs 25 Cents Dozen. We have sold Sunflower eggs for years and years and they are universally kmvwn and spoken of as the nicest eggs to be had.

Hundreds of people prefer them to ranch eggs. Price of Sunflower eggs is now only 25 cents a dozen. Sanitary Grocery. Phone 353. Engraved Cards and Invitations We are prepared to make any style.

All plates made in our office. J. II. Sutton 117 N. Stanton.

J. Calisher, of the J. Calisher company, has returned from York, where he has been on business. How to cure a cold Is a question in which many are interested just now. Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and immense sale by its remarkable cure of colds.

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