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Fine Clolhin
"VTe are-overstocked on suits for this time of the year
and to make quick and clean clearance this early in
the season, we offer the following BIG REDTJC
TICXNS. All new and fresh from the "best wholesale
tailors in America. Hundreds of new and exclusive
styles and patterns to choose from.
SALE FOR CASH ONLY
$15.00 Suits reduced to : . $10.00
$16.50 Suits reduced to . $11.00
$17.50 Suits reduced to ,. : $11.70
S18.50 Suits reduced to ...... .' $12.35
$20.00 Suits reduced to l $13.35
$22.50 Suits reduced to $15.00
S24.00 Suits reduced to $16.00
$25.00 Suits reduced to. . .- $16.70
$27.50 Suits reduced to." 1 $18.35
$28.50 Suits reduced to $19.00
$30.00 Suits reduced to r $20.00
$32.50 Suits reduced to. $20.00
$34.00 Suits reduced to. $22.70
$35.00 Suits reduced to $23.35
$37.50 Suits reduced to - $25.00
$40.00 Suits reduced to $26.70
$42.50 Suits reduced to s $28.50
$45.00 Suits reduced to $30.00
Tou still have four months in which to wear light
clothing. Here's your chance.
SOL. I. BE
FINEST OF CLOTHING READY TO WEAR
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LECTION QuInT IN MEXICO; THREE
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election, and that every Mexican clti- or, 'in the case of districts and terri
sen hs!s a right to vote.
Soldier Have Risrht to Yotc
The constitution provides that offi
cers of the army, soldiers and active
militia shall have the right of suf
frage. Seven men are appointed to take
charge of each poll, to preserve order
and see that the ballots are cast prop
erly, according to law.
One elector for every 500 inhabitants,
counting: men, "women and children, is
provided for by the constitution. "Where
a fraction of as many as 251 inhabi
tants remains over and above the regu
lar representation, such fraction is en
titled to another elector, while, if the
fraction is less than 251, the number
shall be 'added to the nearest section
and counted therein, so that the citi
zens may all have representation in
the electoral colleges.
The Electors' Ballots.
The electors chosen by the primaries
shall meet in their respective colleges
and cast a secret ballot for the presi
dent and vice president of the republic
"When the result of the ballot Is made
toiOTvn, a copy of the act shall be sent
to the corresponding state government,
tories, to the central superior political
authority, and another copy shall be
sent to the national legislative body,
or to a permanent electorai commission,
if such be named.
The electors were chosen Sunday
morning -without nominations, in the
proportion of one to every 500 inhabitants.
GEX. TORRES "WAS AT
CAXAJTEA ALL. DAY SU.VDAY,
Rides Through Streets Several Times
"While Election Progresses "Wires
Corral That All Is Quiet.
Cananea, Son., June 27. There was
not the slightest excitement in the elec
tion here. The town was well policed
and the rurales lent their assistance.
The election passed without the least
trouble and the city was tranaull
i throughout. There were no disturbances
j and no armed troops were seen the en
tire daj'. The soldiers went to the polls
unarmed and there was no parade.
The anti-Diaz faction was defeated
on the mesa by a vote of 262 to 164.
In Ronquilltf the vote stood 304 to 95.
This shows the strength of the antire-
electionists; also their excellent control
of their members in keeping order,
proving themselves supporters instead
of enemies of the government.
Last evening there was a moving pic
ture 'show and a concert on the plaza
in honor of Gen. Luis Torres, governor
of Sonora, who is now spending the
summer here.
In an Interview with the governor
Sunday he -stated that he did not ex
pect any disturbances anywhere.
Saturday evening he wired vice presi
dent Ramon Corral to the effect that
Cananea was tranquil. Sunday morn
ing he received an answer as follows?
"Am pleased to learn of condition
of tranquility in Cananea. Such, how
ever, is the condition throughout the
republic. Ramon Corral."
During the day the governor, accom
panied by presidente Eduardo R. Ar
nold, drove through the streets at vari
ous Intervals and kept in touch with
all that transpired.
The Chinamen, who were so fright
ened for the past few days, are again
regaining their nerve and are attend
ing to their business as usual.
All saloons were closed and stores
where liquor was sold closed up their
liquor departments.
The smelter was not affected in the
least by the election, nearly every man
showing up for work.
employed at the polls. If a voter is
able to read and -write, he places the
name of his choice on a slip of paper
and underneath places his own signa
ture. If unable to write, the voting
officials cast the ballot for him. So
each ballot contains the name of the
candidate and the signature of the
voter. s
The 23 electors of the Juarez district
will meet July 10 when votes will be
cast for president and vice president;
July 11 senators and congressmen -will
be chosen, and July 12 judges of the su
preme courts.
LYNCHING IN MT.
VERNON POSSIBLE
,A
AXTISWBRE ACTIVE IN
CHIHUAHUA SUNDAY.
First Time In. Years That Any Activity
"Was Shown at the Polls In That
City All "Was Clulet.
Chihuahua, Mex. June 27. The presi
dential election here on Sunday was the
first In years when a foreigner could
have told from outside appearances that
an election was on. Around all the
voting places were considerable num
bers of voters, indicating that an un
usually large vote was being polled.
Everything was very quiet and orderly,
but both the Diaz and antireelectionist
forces were trying to get out the vote,
apparently. Both sides had the town
placarded with addresses to the voters.
TWO BRIDES RENDERED
"WIDOW'S IN YUCATAN.
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Negro Shoots Man in Sher
iff's Posse After Beating
His Wife.
Mt. "Vernon, Tex., June 27. A lynch
ing is likely If scores of men in posses
searching the country find Carl Oliver,
the negro who shot R, D. Stanley, a
cotton buyer, to death late last night
here.
The negro was beating his own wife
when a neighbor telephoned the sheriff.
Stanley and another man started to
the negro's house with the officer when
Ihe negro arose from a hiding place
near the sidewalk and opened Are, kill
ing Stanley Instantly.
N
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Train Bulletin.
Southern Pacific trainNo. 4, from the
west, due to arrive at 12:40 p. m. Mon
day, arrived 20 minutes late. All other
afternoon and evening trains are re
ported on time.
GOOD RAINS PALL
AROUND EL PASO
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the benefit to growing crops and pas
ture cannot be estimated.
The crops are now assured in this
locality without further precipitation,
and because of the additional acreage
in crop this year Over any preceding
year, it is expected that the harvest
returns will show at least 100 percent
advance over former years.
Hnsbands Executed for Participation In
Recent Uprising: Many Convic
tions of Participants.
Mexico City, Mex., June 27. Two
brides were made widows a few hours
after the wedding ceremonies were per
lormed in the penitentiary at Volladolid,
Yucatan, Saturdaj', whn their husbands
faced a firing squad selected to execute
thwn In acordance with sentences pass
ed upon them after trial by the war de
partment for sedition and murder. The
accusation grew out of the recent up
rising at Valladolid.
A number of prisoners have been on
trial. Three -were sentenced to death
and executed Saturday afternoon after
remaining in the death chamber all
day. Three were sentenced to 15 years
in the penitentiary with perpetual loss
of citizenship, and four were sentenced
to four years and four months in prison.
Immediately after the death sentences
were pronounced on the three men
charged with murder, two of them ask
ed "permission to marry before they
were executed.
Their requests were granted by the4
authorities and the young women to
whom they were engaged went to the
prison at the hour agreed upon for the
marriage ceremonies, knowing that in
a few hours the men were to be shot.
FOUR ANTI-DIAZ MEN
ARE CHOSEN IN JUAREZ
Nine Diaz Electors and Four .Against
Him Election Quiet Throughout
Sunday and Good Vote Polled
By a nine to four ratio the anti-re-electionist
ticket Tas defeated Sunday
in Ciudad Juarez, and reports from
outlying wards of the local district
show an overwhelming victory for the
Diaz party. About 2000 votes were cast
in the 13 wards of the city, four of
which were carried by the "antis." Of
the 10 rural wards all were carried for
the reelectionists.
There was perrect order in the Mex
ican border city. Voting continued
during the day without interruption,
and, although there are no "rainy day
Democrats" in Mexico, the deluge of wa
ter made little difference. It is esti
mated that two-thirds of the voting
population of Juarez visited the polls.
Juarez is the convention center of the
local district and for three days begin
ning July 10 electors from the whole
district wil convene there. In all, 19
electors were elected by the Republicans
and four by the Democrats, according
to statements made this morning.
"The four antl-reelectionist electors
may vote for Diaz, I think," said jefe
politico Francisco Portillo to The Her
ald. "Since Madero is in jail, they can
not vote for him, and there is no other
candidate so far "
There -was little excitement at the
polling places. Election bets were not
In oraer, although wild rumor has it
that one cigaret-to-a-silk-hat bet was
made. All saloons were closed. It be
ing Sunday on both sides of the river,
and temperence was universal. Two
Japs and one Mexican were arrested for
selling liquor and $20 each. Two Mex
icans were arrejsted for drinking in
their homes, and received nominal fines.
According to the Mexican system, the
electors directly elect the national of
ficeholders. The people elect the elec
tors bV district VOte. Tho AllBtrnHon
I or New Zealand ballot systems are not
LONG DROUTH DOWN
IN CHIHUAHUA BROKEN.
Chihuahua, Mex., June 27. The long
and severe drouth was broken here last
Saturday by a good rain. It rained more
or less all that day and there v. ere
good showers on Sunday. Indications
are good for more rain.
These are the first rains of conse
quence here since last August and the
weather during May and June of this
year has been the hottest within a doz
en years past, say all of the "id residents.
Aged Actor Dies.
Woodstock, Long Island, .tune 27.
Daniel Sully, the ,pld time actor, died
at his home Saturday night from
Bright's disease and heart failure. He
had been ill for three months.
Sully, whose real name was Daniel
Sullivan, tv as born at Newport; R. I,
in 1855. Both playwright and player,
he wrote most or tne productions in
which he appeared. "The Corner Gro
cery," 1884, brought his first notable
success. Among his other offerings
were: "The Parish Priest," "Our Pas
tor," 'TThe Chief Justice," "The Golden
Rule" and "The Matchmakers."
EYSTER'S CO, B. GROCERY
Cor. Kansas & Boulevard
Quick Sales and Sniail Profits
Three Bell Phones. 884, 844, 823; Auto, 1691.
When you want fresh fruit and vege
tables don't forget that we are head
quarters. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
Killed in Auto.
Pittsburg, June 27. Two persons
were instantly killed, three seriously
injured and two partially hurt when a
large automobile was struck near Char
leroi yesterday by a heavy suburban
street car. The dead: TV. H. Hamilton,
aged 43, an undertaker of Roscoe, and
Roy Hamilton, aged 22. The injured are
Mrs. Hamilton, aged 40, her daughter,
Annie, aged 24, and Miss Blanche Ma
theny. Gottlieb's 21 day extra special.
$5.00 Sepia folder photos $1.90 per
dozen. This grade of work has never
been offered as special before. See exhibit.
FIXE RAIN FAUUS OVER
COUNTRY AROUND SANDEUSOX,
Sanderson, Texas, June 27. A fine
rain fell all over thts county. In sev
eral places It was quite heavy, furnish
ing a good supply of stock water. This
is the first rain of any consequence :n
this section for more than a year. In
d!caIons are that it was general and
prospects are excellent for more.
LOWER VALLEY GETS A
GOOD SOAKING SUNDAY.
Ysleta, Texas, June 27. The lower
valley had a heavy downpour Sunday
and vegetation is fresh and green.
Farmers are jubilant. There has been
no lack of water thus far and that
the valley will have record breaking
crops is assured. .
HEAVY RAIN FALLS
IN CLOVIS SECTION.
Clovis, X. M., June 27. Heavy rains
have been falliner In this reerlon since
1 Saturday night. They extend "from
Texico to Melrose. Conditions here
were never more favorable for bumper
crops. Farmers and merchants are ju
bilant. The rains came just in time,
as many people were getting discour
aged and leaving.
MAR FA HAS GOOD RAIN.
Marfa, Texas, June 27. Good rains
have been "falling in and around Marfa.
Woman's Case Continued.
The case of a woman known as
"Jack" Stewart, charged with vagrancy,
was continued from Saturday until
Monday afternoon. Meanwhile judge
Lea and the officers will consult with
the county authorities as to what is best
to do with her. Some time ago she
served a 30 days term in the county
jail, it is said, in an endeavor to cure
her of the opium habit. She promised
never to use it again. Her condition in
court Saturday, however, pitiful In the
extreme, leads the officers to believe
she Is again using the drug. She was
released pending the decision of the
authorities as to her disposition.
Sensational "Warrants.
Bismarck, N. D., Junev27. The pri
mary election on Wednesday centers
around the choice of congressmen and
senators. Two senators are to be
chosen from this state this year on ac
count of the death of senator M- N
Johnson. The fight is between the
insurgent and stalwart wings of the
Republican party. Thomas Marshall, of
Oakes and Alsa J. Gronna, of Lakota,
are the insurgent candidates, and Por
tfer McCumber, of "Wahpeton, and Ed
ward Engerud, of Fargo, stalwarts. Mc
Cumber Is the present incumbent.
Best Creamery Butter (Blue Bibbon) 3 lbs. for. T$1.00
Eresh Kansas Eggs Der dozen 25c
Cantaloupes, large size and fine ouality, each 5c
Extra Fancy Peaches, per basket .' 20c
Watermelons (extra nice lot) per lb iy2c
California Apricots (in long baskets) only 35c
Extra Fancy Tomatoes, per basket 40c
Extra Fancy String Beans, per lb 7c
California Head Lettuce, 2 for ; 15c
3 bunches nice Beets or Turnips for . . 10c
Summer Squash, per lb v. . '. 5c
Extra nice iSTew Potatoes, 12 lbs. for 25c
Nice Green Cooking Apples, per lb 5c
Fancy Lemons (none better anywhere) per dozen 20c
Kellogg 's Corn Makes, Post Toasties, Dr. -Price's
Pood, 3 paekages-for 25c
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. for 25c
Crape-Nuts, 2 pkgs. for 25c
Triseuit, 2 pkgs. for , 25c 1
Welch's Grape Juice 10c, 25c, 45c and 80c
B. & M. Baked Beans. 1 lb. size 3 cans for 25c
Heinze's Sweet Mixed Pickles, per pint 15c
ETeinze's Sweet Pickles, per dozen l . . . 10c
Blue Ribbon Pure Cider Vinegar, per bottle 15c
Swift's White Soap, 6 bars for 25c
Swift's Pride Soap, 7 bars for 25c
Best Bulk Starch, 4 lbs. for . 25c
Best quality Gasoline, 5 gallons for 95c
4 large rolls good Toilet Paper for 25c
The very best Bulk Teas, all kinds, per lb 60c
Eyster's C. 0. D. Coffee (has no equal) at ' 25c
Phone your order early for Strawberries, Rasp
berries, Logan Berries and Blackberries, 2 for. 25c
Asparagus tips, 1 pound cans, 30 cents
a can.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
PhOne 353.
BIG RAIN AT ARTESLV.
Artesia, N. M., June 27. Heavy rains
have visited the section north, south
and east of Artesia.
FINE RAIX AT PLATEAU.
Plateau, Texas, June 27. A fine rain,
the third once since June J4, fell here.
The people are busy planting gardens
and feed stuff.
CAMPBELL MAY
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would be called upon to appoint his
successor, or if the legislature was in
session that body would elect.
"With Colquitt as governor and that
contingency arose Campbell would not
nave the least chance. The same would
probably be true of Johnson, for he
would undoubtedly call a special ses
sion of the legislature to elect a suc
cessor and be a candidate to succeed
himself.
With Poindexter or Davidson gover
nor there would be a chance itf Camp
bell to land the plum by 'appointment.
Johnson Also AVnnts Bailey's Scalp.
Leaving senator Culberson out of
consideration, there is no doubt if
Johnson Is elected that he will be an
opponent of Bailey two years from now.
As governor he would have an oppor
tunity of lining up the solid prohibi
tion vote and all the anti-Bailey vote,
and Campbell would be left out in the
cold.
With Johnson beaten he would nat
urally be considered weak and that
would give Campbell, who has never
been defeated, a stronger following and
would make him the logoical candi
date. That all these matters are being con
sidered by the ambitious politicians,
and that the special session of the leg
islature may make" certain the aspira
tions or blast forever the hopes of cer
tain men to snathe either the toga that
will fall from United States senator
Culberson by death or be torn from
those of United States senator Jos. W.
Bailey by defeat, is believed.
PUDDINGS
made from
Jell-0
ICECREAM
Powcier
Are the easiest made and most de
licious ever servedby the finest cooks.
Simply stir the powder into milk,
boil a few minutes, and it's done.
Anyopecandoit. Directions printed
on the package.
Ice Cream made from Jell-0 Ice
Cream Powder costs only one cent a
dish.
-Flavors : Yanilla, Strawberry,
Lemon, Chocolate, and TJnflavored.
At Grocers', 2 packages 25 cents.
Beautiful Becipe Book Free. Address,
The Genesee Pnrc Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y. U
Young Teddy in Frisco.
San Francisco, Cal., June 27. Theo
dore Roosevelt, jr., who was married
to Eleanor Butler Alexander in New
York a fe-. days ago, arrived here Sat
urday night with his bride. The cou
ple will make their home In San Fran
cisco, where young Roosevelt will be
connnected with a arge carpet establishment.
Fined in Police Court
Concha Sanchez and Genevieve Gon
zales were fined $2 each by police judge
Lea, Saturday on the charge of using
abusive language. The affair -was the
result of neighborhood troubles in the
lower end of town.
EYSTEfi'S 0.0. D. GROCERY
Cor. Kansas & Boulevard
n Lower Prices
man was proceeding with his rubbish
collecting.
"White asparagus, 2 pound cans, 30
cents a can.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353. r
"Woman Rescues Linemnu.
Pueblo, Colo., .June 27. Nailing cross
pieces to a telagraph pole. Miss Jane
Adamson. a ranch woman In the Silver
Creek country, 40 miles northeast of
here, Sunday rescued Joseph- Pfelffer,
a lineman for the Puebla Traction com
pany, from certain death, after he had
been terribly burned by a shock from
25.000 volts of electricity and was left
suspended from the top In an uncon
scious condition for several hours by
his safety belt. He may die as a re
sult At a late hour last night he was
brought to St. Mary's hospital In Pueblo.
Prize Fight Cauwen Insanity.
Cleveland, O.. June 27. Insane over
the Jeffries-Johnson fight. Kate
Blancke, a well known character ac
tress, was committed to the state asy
lum at Newburg Sunday. Since her ar
rival in Cleveland last Thursday, Miss
Blancke has been sending telegrams
continually to James Gleason and Tex
RIckard, the fight promoters, begging
them to take her to the contest. Her
actions finally became so peculiar that j
ceptionally bitter attack upon senato:
Cabot Lodge.
County Ring Gets Basy.
The county ring has established
headquarters on Stanton streeqt, near
the Trunt building, with Adrian Poole
charge, and has begun an active
In
campaigin in behalf of Edwards for
sheriff, Nealon for district attorney.
Alderete for district clerk. Stacy for
justice, and Montoya for con
stable, these being the only men op
posed in the race for office. The Har
pers and all other are said to b
lined up solidly for the ring ticket.
SAID HE WAS AH OFFICER.
Claiming he was a special officer in
the emplov of the street-, milwnx- o.-m-
her relatives were appealed to and af- j pany, C. Aiarshall was arrested late Sat
ter medical examination , she was ad- . urday niht on a charge of beins drunk
judged insane. and disturbing tihe peace. Pendinrr in-
vestiqation of hfs statements, Marshall
was put under $100 bond. Later, how
ever, he was released upon furnishing a
$5 bond.
Roosevelt's Throat Trouble.
New York, June 27. Col. Roosevelt
will seek relief from tne hoarseness that
has troubled him since his return to
civilization by a .visit to Dr. Walter
Franklin Chappell, ,a specialist In dis
eases Of the throat, according" to a
statement printed ih the New York
Press. ,
Dr. V. R. "Weeks, 711 Texas street.
Chronic diseases.
Sells Fruit, Fined $3.
Antonio Solomon, who conducts a
kfrult stand on South El Paso street, was
arrested Saturday ,.by officers of the
sanitary squad charged with selling
bad fruit, the specific instance being
disposing of over ripe melons to boys
and making them 111. He was fined $5
in police court.
Dr. Gallagher, Trust Bldg.. hours 9 to
11 a. m.. 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.
Cnrs Run to Cement Plant.
The street car extension of the smel
ter line to the cement -works has been
completed and the smelter cars are
now running to the big plant of the
Southwestern Portland Cement com
pany, y
C. L. Billinirton, 709 Magoffin. Tel.
f4S9. painting, paper hanging, decorating .
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Portugal's New Cabinet. !
Lisbon, Portugal. June 27. Follow- ,
ing the request of king Manuel,. Don
Antonio Teixerla Sousa, the examln-
Ister of finance, has forced- a new cabinet
Try Herald Want Ads.
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WOLESALEr
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"White asparagus, 2, pound cans, .30
cents a can.
Jackson's Snnitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
MILLINERY
Special, ladies purees, shopping bag3.
El Paso Trunk factory, north side plazi.
Panama Holds Election.
Panama, June 27. Municipal elections
were held throughout the republic yes
terday without disturbance of any kind.
The government won by a larcre ma
jority in Panama city and In Colon.
Russian Called a Traitor.
St Petersburg, Russia, June 27.
Baron de Ungerlst Sternberg, who was
arrested after a search of his apart
ments In which various documents were
seized by the political police, Is charged
with Vleliverlng secret documents to
a foreign state. Baron Sternberg, In ad
dition fo being correspondent of a semi
official Austro-Hungarian news agency,
is the correspondent of one English and
several continental newspapers. The
baron is held In strict confinement.
Asparagus tips, 1 pound cans, 30 cents
a can.
Jackson's SanRary Grocery,
Phone 353.
Aeronnut Falls.
New York, June 27. In trying to
make the "double drop" from a height
of 1000 feet Sunday afternoon George
Taylor, a young Phiadelphia aeronaut,
fell several hundred feet, hanging from
a disabled parachute and was picked
up unconscious, but not fatally inn
jured, at Belleville, N. J
Barrel New Dill Pickles.
"We have just opened a barrel of new
dill pickles and they are perfect. "With
our new way of keeping dill pickles
and bulk olives you can set them here
in June, July and August just as fresh
and nice as in. December.
' Jacksou'.s Sanitary Grocery,
ir.ione 353.
Dr. Cameron, reliable dentistrly, rea
sonable price. Over Guarantee Shoe
store.
Policy Is Paid.
The Knights of the Maccabees have
just paid ?2000 to iters. J. E. House in'
settlement of the policy carried by her
husband. The death having resulted in
Europe, the lodge waived the usual re'
quirement of a doctor's certificate.
Dr. Gray, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
205 Caples Bldg., 2nd floor.
Clmrsed "With Cruelty.
Humane agent E. E. Morrow Monday
morning arrested Remeucio Zanora on
a charge of cruelty to animals The
Mexican Is alleged to have been driv
ing a horse hitched to a trash wagon
while the animal was suffering from a
deep glass cut about the hoof. At every
step the blood spurted from the ani
mal's hoof, the agent says, and yet the
When you want fresh fruit and vege
tables don't forget that we are head
quarters. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
Barrel New Dill Pickles.
"We have just opened a barrel of new
dill pickles and they are perfect. With
our new way of keeping dill pickles
and bulk olives you can get them here
in June, July and August just as fresh
and nice as In December.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
After Lough's Job.
"Washington, D. C, June 27. Repre
sentative Butler Ames, of Massachusetts,
publicly announced his candidaev for
the I'nited States senate here todpy In
a formal statement embodj Ing an ex-
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APoinied Question!
"Where to buy hay, oats,
grain, etc., etc. This question
is satisfactorily settled if
you decide to favor us with
your orders. We carry a
large stock on hand which as
sures prompt delivery. Also
headquarters for fresh field,
garden and flower seeds.
0. G-.SEETOSF&SON,
Third and Chihuahua StJ.
