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EL PASO HERALD Monday, November 27, 1911 9 A CERTAIN CURE FOR CATARRH The mucous membranes of the nose and throat are exposed to the irritating influence of dust, impure air, and for this reason are the places Catarrh usually first manifests itself. But these are simply exciting causes, the inflammation and discharge being really produced by an impure and vitiated condition of the blood. It is well enough to use some local treatment to cleanse these membranes, but any one can readily see that if the inflammatory matter is left in the blood, such treatment cannot possibly have any permanent effect. S. S.

S. cures Catarrh by cleansing the blood of all impure catarrhal matter and irritating germs and at the same time builds up the system by its fine tonic effects. When S. S. S.

has purified the blood, the mucous surfaces are all nourished and made healthy. There can be no inflammation of the membranes then, because the blood is pure, and every tissue receives nourishment instead of irritating matter. Our book on Catarrh will interest every sufferer of this disease, and it likewise give proper advice as to what is best to use as a local aid while S. S. S.

is purifying the blood. This book is free to all, and we will also be glad to give any special advice you may feel you need. S. S. S.

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In many ailp ments of women the combined use of these two medicines is advised. only a dishonest dealer, here and there, that will attempt to persuade you to accept a secret nostrum in place of these time-proven remedies of KNOVrN composition Resent the insult to your intelligence and trade elsewhere. Dispensary Medical Association, R. V. Pierce, M- President, Buffalo, N.

Yf By Jack London Copyright. 1910, by Street Smith Copyright, 1911, by the Macmillan Oo, from Saturday) Behind Dr. Medicines stands the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, At Buffalo, tnor- oughly equipped and with a Staff of Shilled Specialists to treat the more difficult cases of Chronic diseases whether requiring Medical or Surgical skill for their cure. Write for free GUIDE BOOK MUCH INTEREST IN IRRIGATION MEETING REEVES COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION FORMED U. S.

Department of Agriculture. WEATHER BUREAU WILLIS L. MOORE. Chief. 30 5 Officers Chosen and Plans Made to Build the Fair Grounds Pecos, Nov.

Reeves County Fair association lias been organized here at a largely attended meeting-. Plans for the purchase of 40 acres of land, erection of buildings, grandstand, baseball grandstand and other buildings, including exhibit hall, were planned, and the organization of a $7500 stock company was called for. Will P. Brady was elected president, R. S.

Johnson vice president and Porter A. Whaley secretary. This organization will permanently handle all business of a fair nature in this section and exhibits will be allowed from all parts of west Texas and New Mexico. Talks were made at the meeting by Peter Goodloe Max Krauskofpt. F.

w. Johnson. J. W. H.

V. Link, Prof. J. S. Long, T.

Y. Casey and others. At the meeting Mr. Brady submitted a renort of the fair held here in September and stated that the expense had been met by receipts with the exception of about $175 still due. The fair cost more than $1000.

Rev. Homer L. Magee of the Church of Christ united in marriage Miss Allie Ford of this city and J. W. Piggs of Fort Worth.

The couple left for Fort Worth immediately after the ceremony. At a meeting of the Pecos Commercial club a Good Roads association for eastern Reeves county was organized, and Dr. Jimp Camp of precinct 1 was elected president and H. B. Link, editor of Pecos Times, secretary.

The purpose of the organization is to assist in carrying the $100,000 good roads election to be voted on in this district on January 19, 1912. Secretary Link announced today that a big good roads rally would be held in this city shortly. We wish to call your attention to the fact that most infectious diseases, such as whooping cough, diphtheria and scarlet fever are contracted when the child has a cold. Cough Remedy will quickly cure a cold and greatly lessen the danger of contracting these diseases. This remedy is famous for its cures, of colds.

It contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given to a child with implicit confidence. Sold by all dealers. Thirteen El Pasoans Already Have Agreed to Attend El Pasoans are taking a great deal of interest in the National Irrigation congress, which will be held in Chicago December 4 to 9, and a large party will represent the city at the meeting. Already 13 members of the chamber of commerce have signed up to attend the convention and before the party leaves on 2 from this city, it is expected that there will be 18 or 20 representative business men from El Paso in attendance. Ottyfer cities in the southwest are sending large delegations to this congress and especially from east Texas will the cities be well represented.

The El Pasoans who have already signified their intention of attending the congress are J. Happer, C. A. Kinne, R. F.

Burges, J. I. Hewitt. W. R.

Brown, L. E. Behr, J. A. Smith, J.

J. Mundy, Z. L. Cobb, W. Follett, Dr.

S. T. Turner, J. A. Espy, W.

E. Keller of El Paso, and Oscar Snow of Las Cruces, N. M. Mr. and Mrs.

J. N. Bradt of 3331 Almeda avenue are spending the winter in Florida. VMLR oh 'y Observations taken at 8 a. meridian time.

Ibobahs, or continuous lines, pass through points of rIt (feature. I sotherms or dotted linos, paw through points of equal perature, they will be drawn only for zcrxxf reeling, and 100" ymbols indicate state of weather: clear; partly cloudy; (Q) report missing. fly with the wind. First figure, minimum temperature hours; second, 2t-hour rainfall, if it oquais .01 inrlu third, wind velocity ot lu miles per hoar or more. iiookKeeping, Ish, Spanish and Penmanship.

POSITION GUARANTEED. Business Collega Davis. Manacer. Phones 1444 Paso, Monday, Nov. 27, 1911.

Forecasts. El Paso and tonight and Tuesday; colder tonight. New fair west, snow flurries and colder east portion; Tuesday fair with continued cold West fair and colder; cold wave in southeast portion; temperature will be freezing in south portion and 10 to 16 degrees in north portion; Tuesday fair. Weather Notes. Reduced barometer reading as high as 30.80 inches were reported this morning in connection with the northwestern high pressure area.

A barometric trough reaches from southeastern Texas northeastward to Canada. Precipitation during the past 24 hours was generally light and mainly west of the Mississippi. El Paso RendlnKN. Today Yesterday 6 a. m.

6 p. m. Barometer (sea 29.88 Dry thermometer 35 55 Wet thermometer 26 39 Dew point 6 16 Relative humidity 26 19 Direction of wind NW. W. Velocity of wind 14 State of weather Clear.

Rainfall last 24 0 Highest temp, last 24 60 Lowest temp, last 12 35 he was a living directory of the fever boles of west Africa. Sheldon leaned back in his chair on the vernnda. sipping his coffee and listening. In spite of himself he felt touched by the charm of a man who had led so varied a life. It seemed to him that the man addressed himself particularly to Joan.

Sheldon watched her rapt attention, listened to her spontaneous laughter, quick questions and passing judgments and felt grow within him the dawning consciousness that he loved her. Then as if the scene had been prepared by a clever playwright, Dtami came upon the veranda to report to Joan the capture of a crocodile in the trap they had made for her. face, illuminated by the match with which he was lighting his cigarette, caught eye, and Utami forgot to report to his mistress. Tudor," he said with a familiarity that startled Sheldon. The Polynesian's hand went out.

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Lieut. R. G. Herman, who has been assigned to the 23d infantry from the 28th infantry, is expected to report on December 5, and will be assigned in command of company F. Lieut.

R. G. Herrman, who has been granted a leave of two and one half months, will leave in a few days to spend the time at his home in Pennsylvania. SHEET METAL WORK Tanks, Troughs, Furnaces. Ceilings, Cornices.

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Me stop along Missie Lackalanna in Solomons. Very scton she catch another and 1 were the two survivors of the wreck of the Tudor explained to the others. ail told on board when we sailed from Huapa. and Joe and I were the only two that ever set foot on land again. Hurricane, you know, in the Faumo- tus.

That was wrhen 1 was after you never told me, Utami, that been wrecked in a Joan said reproachfully. The big Tahitian shifted his weight and flashed his teeth in a conciliating smile. no nothing Jt he said. right, Tudor said. see you in the morning and have a saved my life, the Tudor explained, as the Tahitian strode away and with heavy softness of foot went down the steps.

1 never met a better And thereat, solicited by Joan, Tudor narrated the wreck of the Huahine, while Sheldon smoked and pondered and decided that whatever the shortcomings were, he was at least uot a liar. (To Be Continued.) Stanton, felt a says Mrs. Cora Armistead, of Stanton, my left side, and I suffered for months with womanly troubles. Book Cases nnd Office Supplies. ELLIS BROS.

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