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EL" PASO HEBALD
FINDS TRIBE OF JEWS
I Observes Good Friday
!
Noted Traveler Here to Give
Lecture at Temple Mt.
Sinai on Discovery.
-Or I Taitlo itch. noted arcbeolo
iiKi tra.elr, of Taris. France, -will
e Hi Mount Sinai temple this even
s' en his travels and ciscoverles and
t. 1 lal particular, v with his disco -t
in l04.- of & hitherto unknown
t: ' - f 190 000 Jews in Abrssinia.
-ptaking of this tribe. Dr. Faitlo
- h d-lari that they are descended
- il from the ancient Israelites in
' iine They left Palestine about
1 i ini4' of the overthrow of the first
i i l , about 2500 rears ago. and rai
- . t ! to AMssima, where ttaej settled
a flouriFhed.
fh had a fairly complete history
of the Israelites up to the time of their .
D.. JJL: - r
uy inuring u TOSS
And Hanging Himself I
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Brenham, Texas, April S John1
Divokj. aged 44, today. Good Friday. I
made a cross of railroad ttes and, with '
irpiQiflTiiprmie
, migration and believed that they were
' the remaining members of the Jewish
rate iaid Lr Faitlovitcn. "i naa ait-
fiiit- in their ramiHL in DrOVinsr tO
them that I was of their faith. They his race to the east, hanged himself
had lived in complete isolation from upon it. lie had been loach depressed
the world and- were greatly surprised Vsmce his wife secured .a. divorce re
to hear that other Jews were acattred cently.
to all parts of the world. The Abjs- I
sintan tribe are known as the rala
staas and while they have lived in the
midst of tribes of little or no religion,
they have kept a strict monogmy,
though their neighbors indulge in un
limited polygamy.
Are uperlor Itace.
"The Falasnas are superior, pnisi-
call , mentally and morally to their t
neighboring tribes. At present they are
in rather a distressing condition, ow
ing to a civil war in Abjssima and to
a prevailing epiilMnic of cholera."
Dr. Faitlovitch is now on his first
GET IT AT McMICKLE'S
D (Loaf)
McMickle Makes the Price
Home Dressed Hens Only pound l.S
Spring Lamb Leg and Chops, pound 17i
Cranberries, Nice Fresh Stock, 3 qls 25
Brookfield Eggs Fresh Stock for Easter, doz 23i
Remember we sell you the very best of everything.
Butter Best Creamery, lb 32c
New Spads, lb 10c
Onions, 10 lbs. 25c
Can Milk, 2 for 15c
Can Tomatoes, 2 for 15c
Cheese, Best Cream, lb 20c
2 Pa. Macaroni for 15c
Bananas, doz .. ..' 12c
Rhubard, lb 10c
Fresh Peas, 2 lbs 25c
Cotbage, Green Hds. 10 lbs. 25c
Can Corn, 4 for . . 32c
Lea & Perrins Sauce, bottle ..27c
Bound Steak, lb 14c
Loin Steak, lb 161-2c
Rib Roast, standing, lb 15c
Roll Roast, lb 171-2c
Shoulder Pot Roast, lb 12 1-2c
Park Chops lb 15c
Pork Loffi, 1-2 or whole 14c
Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs 25c
Swift Premium Hams, lb...181-2e
Swift Premium Bacon, lb 27 1-2c
Picnic Hams 14c
Freeh Oysters, pt 20c
Snowdrift, 10 lbs $1.10
visit to America and has been here for
three months. Even now, he declares,
he is hardly prepared to express any
decided opinion upon America or
Americans.
French Jews Loyal"
Speaking of Paris after the declara
tion of war.. lr. Faitiovitcb declared
that for a few weeks conditions were
an thing but pleasant, bat that the
first excitement soonwore off and it
was again the Pans of
perhaps, subdued a bit.
Asked if there was any hesitation on
the part of the Jews of France in Join
ing the French army, in' view e-fthe
fact that France was fighting side bT
side with Russia, a country where the
lot of the Jews has not been a happv
one. Dr. Faitlovitch declared that loy
ally came first and there was no hang
ing back on the part of the Jewish
race. What will come after tbe war
I cannot predict." he said, "bat I be
lieve much better conditions will pre
vail in Russia."
DEFICIT IF Hli
Arizona Lawmakers Use Tip
Appropriation Before
Bills Are aPid.
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Phoenix. An:. April ? That the
Arizona legislature owed over 34000
when it concluded its regular session.
March 11. has Just been learned Of
the total. $3500 was owing to a Phoe
nix '!rm for printing. The creditors
will have to wait till the legislature
makes a special appropriation, at the
r?-
.
STRAWBERRIES, BOX 12c
V
Wo Delivery and Credit is why I Save You 25 Per Cent on Your Purchase
Sen tntonlo V fjVg 1 C t I t 1H - .iS Court House
BETTER COME EARLY and Avoid tie Rush, Yon can always do better
at McMickles.
Be Sure and ttend The Herald's Cooking School.
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SILVER CITY RUN
NOW IN PROGRESS
Beginning at 6 oclock Friday morn
ing auto loads of delegates to the cat
tlemen's convention at Sitter City be
gan leaving from in front of the Ho
tel Sheldon and, by S oclock 38 cars
had left. Besides this a number of El
Pasoans left Thursday afternoon and
the total attendance from this city
will be well over so.
Shortly after the first car left this
morning a car with two .mechanics on
board started on the trip and, with the
departure of the last car at 8 oclock a
recond repair car was sent oat. In thil
manner it is expected that any delays
that might be caused by breakdowns
can be speedily attended to by one or
the other of the repair cars.
The El Pasoans arrive ft Deming at
about noon afld, after lunch there, pro
ceed to Silver City, arriving at Z
oclock. They will return Sunday af
ternoon. Each of the delegates was
supplied with a ntmber of El Paso
pennants and badges, which were used
in decorating the autoe.
Among those who decided to make
the trip at the general meeting held
j.nursaay night are w. c Award.
George Wallace and wife and W. E.
Mix and wife. J. F. Frimra, who ex
pected to take about five persons in
his machine, was unable to make the
trip.
old, though, ' coming extra session.
whn the lefrilturji nui ti an
vropnation of 350.00 was made to pav
the expenses of the regular session. It j
was divided into funds for the salaries
'Of members, salaries of employes and
contingent expenses. Contingent ex
penses included printing.
About a week before adjournment it
was discovered that there was not
enough oney on hand to pav the
clerks. A resolution transferring
3500 from the expense fund to the em
ployes' salary fund was passed through
tbe two houses. At that time it -was
supposed that there would still be I
plenty of money for expenses.
On the last day this assumption was
found to be incorrect. A bill making
an entirely new appropriation of 35000
was passed hi the last hour of the
session.
When this bill reached governor
Hunt he asked the wherefore. He sas
someone told him the new appropria
tion was made to pay the expenses of
an extended session should the legis
lators decide to- remain over the SO
day period without pay. So he vetoed.!
the measure.
Now it develops that the 1506 was
to pay tbe printer and other persons
who bad bills against the legislature.
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SATURDAY 61 EAT SPECIALS
12'2C
...15c
15c
13c
T..rk Shoulder Roast,
er lb
Turk Legs,
per lb ,
Pork Chops,
rtor lb . ......
iVrk Loin, half or whole,
.r lb
Hens, per lb
Our prices are low and we can deliver the good;
SmIc Pork,
per lb
Pure Leaf
per lb
Round Steak,
per lb
Rib Roast,
per lb
Lard,
12'2C
122C
...15c
...15c
18c
CABINET HEARS BUSINESS
IS STEADILY IMPROVING
Washington. D. C April i. Business
conditions throughout the country
show a steadv improvement, accord
ing to reports made by secretary of
commerce Red field at today's cabinet
meeting. The secretary presented ex
tracts from various representatives re
flecting better conditions in many
lines.
Sensational Evidence In
Salazar Case Promised
By the Attorney General
Santa Fe. X. L. April ;. Inlted
States district attorney Summers
Burkhart. with two secret service
agents of the United States, has se
cured evidence in connection with, the
escape of Gen. Tnex Salazar from the
Albuquerque Jail, to lay before the
grand jury to be empaneled on Mon
day at Santa Fe. by a federal judge
from Dnluth. Minn, in place of judge
Pope.
Two attorneys, two New Mexico
officials and three other persons, one
of them from Mexico and the other
two especially well known in EI Paso,
it is said, will be placed in the posi
tion of explaining some of the evi
dence said to have been submitted by
Mrs. Celestino Orto, of El Paso, the
widow of a man recently shot at El
Paso by Elfego Bac-. who claimed self
defence.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
TJ. s.
-auto deKrery.
Union Meat Market
305 S. Stanton St
E. H. BRUCE, Proprietor.
Prompt Anto Delivery.
Phone 2739
"MICHIGAN' WPE" SBTTLKS
HUE VCII OF PROMISK SUIT
Chicago, 111, April I. May Quintan
Bradv. "Michigan wife" of state audi
tor James J. Brady, who sued him
for 350,000 some months ago for al
leged failure to make the marriage
good in other states, sued for annul
ment of the marriage here today.
Benjamin Ehrlicb. attorney for Mrs.
Brady, announced that a setrthmaat of
the bread of promise suit had been
reached out of court. The lawyer de
clined to State how much mAnv watt
(involved in tbe settlement
lOrNG GIRL nifrtPPHlRSs
SHERIFF'S IU IS SKED
The aid of the sheriffs office has
been sought in the search for Irene
Dalla, a young girl, who has disap
peared from the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Geometz. Thursday night offi
cers worked on the case and found evi
dence that she was somewhere in the
Mexican quarter.
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PVIQE
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gTMnZems jSacer
The questions answered below are reneral
in character, the rymplome or diseases are
slven and the answers will apply in any
case of sitailar nature.
Those wishing farther adnee free may
addreu Dr. Lewis Baker. College Bide,
Colleae-Ellwood Sts, Daytoa. O, eBdosiBs;
lself-addreased stamped envelope for reply.
foil name ana aoaxess moat oe given, out
only Initials or fictitious name will be used
in my answers. The prescriptless ean be.
filled at any wen-stocked drac stere. Any
drsgslet can order of wholesaler.
uii lor seeral years I
ti io r ' f -r itrewing- stomach symp-
t hj n a-, snur ftomath Ijelcbfbe. accn-
r i tion nf gA heart-burn, drowsyness
B1 i e ii ng sleeplessness, coated tOBKOe.
t)Q i bpprf.tt. inertia ami im getting thin
bi i i -ak mv cmnp'f.n n is poor, and so far
1 e not ?en impruv'eu b the medicines I
liae takea. '
nswr Tow seed is medicine to aid
f gestion overcome dyspepsia and tone up
in stomach Itver and sowela. I advise yea
i take Vtouhle-foor stomach and bowel
medicine ' sold in sealed packets, by drug
g sis with complete direction.
soon be relieved. Comp. essence cardiol. 1
a., comp. fluid balaswort. 1 oa.; symp ssr
saparilla comp, S oss.; wtse of cotefefeum.
one-hsif oz.; sodium saUcyuste, i drams.
Iodide of potassium. : drams.
Miss Bertie K asks: "What remedy can
job recommend to rsdece oeestty safely?
I want to reduce aboet thirty poemds.
Answer I rely oa flve-grsja srbolone
tablets as being the most effectJre and con
venient treatment to redeoe amiormal fat.
Druggists supply thia la sealed tab with
complete directions. Affer tbe rlrst few days
a pound a day is not too macs reduction.
DETROIT IS TO PURCII VSB
STRKBT RAILWAY LIVES
Detroit Mich-. April t. Announce
ment was made today that the stock
holders of the Detroit United rallwsv
have authorised the directors of the
company to accept the city's offer of
324.000,000 for the purchase or the city
street railway lines.
BAMtER. nsOVMI VICTIM.
VniTBS OTEs K.M)S I.IFB
Honolulu. T. H, April t Mark B.
Robinson, capitalist and vice president
of the First National Bank of Hawaii,
shot and killed himself early today.
In a note he Indicated that this act
was caused by Insomnia.
ESCAPE THROUGH COAL CHtTIC
Leavenworth. Kas, April I. Egbert
G. Ripley, formerly a trooper in the
11th United States cavalry, escaped
from the guard bouse at Fort Leaven
worth today by crawling through the
coal chute Although the mvalrv and
prison guard were turned out to hunt
for the prisoner, no trace of bim was
discovered.
Ripley recently waa found guilty of
highway robbery In Walsenburg, Colo,
when tried by courtmartlal.
DEPAKTJIENT OF AGRICULTURE.
HMII1EK BUREAU.
OkeervaHeas taken
at S a. m, ?5th me
ridian time (S a. m.
Kl Paso time). April
& ISIS.
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Forecast s.
EI Paso and vicin
ity Fair tMrigbt and
Satarday; i warmer
Saturday.
New Mexico To
night and Saturday,
fair with rising
temperatore.
Arlsona Tonight
and Satarday. fair;
slightly warmer in
aorta and central
portieBS tonight.
VTrt Tesaa Tonight, fair, with frost la
ssutn. probably freezing In
tral portions. Satarday. fair and warmer.
Precipitation la last 34 bears (in inches
"STAR The Pockel-Piece ofGtmaW
Men Who Chew Are Men ho DO
A CTION, ACTION, ACTION is the demand of the
- movie public and the problem oi the movie
maker." When snapping a big Dattle; staging a corona
tion or picturing the "wild west" these action-makers
relieve the "tension" with a good chew of STAR.
16 oz.
Plags
10c
Cuts
Here's what you get when you take the STAR "tip" from
these seasoned chewers :
A thick plug-, which means that you get more o the mellow
chewing leaf and that a STAR plug -won't dry out like a
thin plug.
A plug that never varies in quality and one that weighs 16
full ounces all the tune.
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CHEWING TOBACCO
LEADING BRAND OF THE WORLD
Miss Adele writes- "My hair Is combing
r i my scalp itches and dandruff Is very
moying and I want sosnethiag to rare
tnse conditions.
Vnsner For hair and scalp troubles I
h,e neer found anything to eqeal the
bfnefidal results of a thorough treatment of
plain yellow minyoL It is eoeltag. cleaasusg
and invigorating, and thousands now ase it
regularly as a hair and scalp tonic.
Mrs. M D D. asks: "Do yon think It Is
possible for me to increase my weight from
97 pounds to about 123 pounds."
Answer Tea. I believe that the regular
use of a special tonic tablet will do this for
yon as It has for thousands of others. Ask
yovr druggist for three-grain hypo-nocUne
tablets is sealed package with fall direc
tions. Take them for several months to get
tbe fait benefit.
Hcnrv J. c writes: "Something- seems to
1 - rong ith my system and I don't knor
v hat it isv I have huge poffs- under say
e m eyes are Moodabot la morning and
t feet and ankles are swollen. Sometimes
I have , hills and feel weak and tired moat
of the time"
nswer Your eliminating organs, such
as lner and kidneys are ia used of treat
Tiiotii Begin taking balmwort tablets at
m Get thorn in sealed tabes srtth fail
0 rations of any veil-stocked druggist.
i" V r asks- "Please relieve me of a
rate1 tongue, foul breath, headache, con
stipation aad general ill health."
Ansaer If habitnallv constinated. vou
should take, three-grain snlnhaib taMels lust i j
sulphur) and arouse the organs which eHmi- and rest
nate -naste material from your body. These j should.
Auicia pufu irc Bvsoat ana issprove ine
health bi acting oa the liver, kidneys aad
l.nwels Obtain In sealed tubes with full I bltlon
oirections.
"Bay" writes: "Can a sufferer from
bronchial trouble be relieved? Doctors do
not seem to help me, what would yoa sug
gest 7"
Answer: To relieve chronic cold, sore
throat, bronchitis. I would advise the use
of concentrated essence mentho-laxene. Pur
chase this at any drag store in 2 oz. pack
ages and mix according to directions given
on bottle aad you will very shortly be re
lieved of all bronchial trouble. This will not
only relieve, but will correct, aad is very
pleasant to-take.
M. G. W. asks: "What can oa do fer a
bad catarrhal condition? I have suffered
a lone; time aad am unable to find relief.
Ia additloa to catarrh in throat aad nostril.
I am also affected uith Pelvic Catarrh '(or
leucorrhea.)"
Answer: A good tonic and builder sura
three-grain hypo-nuelane tablets
aBd up veer vitalitr. while usiuc
antiseptic Vilane Powder for local treat
ment. Get either a two or eight ounce
package of the powder and complete di
rections with, package will tell you how
WYMAX SK.VT TO FORT.
Ed Wyman. a soldier of the JOtfc la.
fantry. who has been held by the civil
officials on a charge of attempted as
sault, has been transferred to the fort
where lie will be given a bearing be
fore a court martial.
Blcry Boy and Girl
Should enter tbe Globe Mills prize
contest. See Saturday's Herald for
complete Information. Mall or bring
your stories to Globe Mills Editor, El
Paso Herald.
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Hair Tinting;!
j Eade Easy ji
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Weather at a.
Lowest temp, last Bight
Highest yesterday
Temp, at a. m....
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Atlanta 4
Boise. Idaho 2
Bostoa as
Chicago
Denver..... as
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Detroit i
Duluth. Jama 1.
El Paso ti
Galveston 44
Havre. Moat i
Jacksonville.
Little Rock U
Los Angeles it
Nashville K
New Orleans 4C
New York X
Omaha rz
Phoenix 14
Rapid CHy. 8L D.
Koswell
St. Louis
Halt Lake CHy...
Saa Antonio
San Francisco...
Santa Fa
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Wichita, Kaaa. . .
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G. H. MACHINIST DIES
. FROM ACCIDENT AT SHOP
Edwmrd I Harrl. a macblnfet at tbe G.
H. & S. A. ahopc died at a local hospital
Tbvradav as a reavlt of tajaiiea rvcelvcd In
an accident at tn ahaea or Wednesday,
mhen be waa cancbt bat ween a steel post
and a large engine drive wheel. wbJcb be
had been morinir He waa badlr crruaed
abont tbe abdomen.
He waa married and with hi wife and
14 rear old aen made bla borae at MX
WvnsHrna- strsst ttm 1 " wau. - vf a a
north aad eea- ! and had been a resident of B Paso for many
years aao araa prouameat ta railway nsoeeaa
ical ctrciex. I -mH
Funeral services will be betd at the First I
Baptist charch. oa Saturday afternoon at
. by tbe Rev J. F. Williams, later-
ment will be In Evergreen cemetery The 1
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CATTLE QUARANTINE WILL
BE MODIFIED SAYS-HOVERN0R
Austin, Tex, April 2. There wtU be
a modification of th3 state's foot and
mouth disease quarantine against the
world, declared governor Ferguson to
da, after he had a conference with
J. H Avery, chairman of tbe livestock
sanitary committee,
I have not finished my conference
with Mr. Avery." said tbe governor,
"and cannot say lust to what extent
the modification win be."
Mr. Avery, when seen, declined to
discuss tbe situation or indicate just
what modifications are. urged ia tbe
present quarantine regulations.
reauates are la charge of stcBeau, Simmons
a: naruero.
TTiE COURTS
ComfnrwcivA Kl rao Precipitation.
Jan. 1 to March Jl. lacloaire. 1911. .1.T5 m.
Jan. l to March Jl. indnsfre. 1M2.. .4 in.
Jan. l to March 11. inclnatre. 1913.. 04 In.
Jan. 1 to March , Inclnatre. 1914.. . to.
Jan. I to March 31. lnclualve. 191S..3.94 In.
Normat Jan. 1 to March 31. tndwlre.1.35 In.
Mater Condltlonn. Illo Grande Project.
HeUht Content
Mm.. Water Acre Pt.
Elephant Bwtte reaerfalr. . 54.6 Ft. 4.5Se
Incrnaaa in hour. 9.7 Ft. 2,983
Plow at Saa Marcial U99 Second Ft.
Plow from reeerroir 7S9 Second Ft.
For irrtcntlon Leaabnrc canal 3SS Second Ft,
For ln-saUon Franklin canal 198 Second Ft.
Date April 1. 1915.
MOTH Ol OF MRS. 1IATFIHLD
niBSt was prom Indiana
Mra. Mary Isocy Hearickaoa. 88 years of
aa. who came to S Paeo abant four months
aso to Ttatt her danshter. Mrs. Andrew J
Hatfield, died on Thnraday. at tbe dasto
ter'a home. 119t North Stanton a-treet,
9ae was a natlre of Kentucky, but bad
made her home In Indiana for many years.
Funeral aerrtces were coadocted at the
chapel of McBeaa. Simmons Hartford
Friday moraine by the Rev. Francis C Roy
and the body waa ahftsped this afternoon ta
Mag-net. Ind.. for Interment.
II. M. UALKRR SAYS ROAd4 FIXE.
Henry M. Walker. accoapaBied by hH
wife and son. has returned from Hot WeH.
In El Paso county. Van Horn and Bast
Serinfa The trip was made by anto and
Mr. Walker rcDorts tbe roads are In fine
condition and the nntl rinjc" commissi eaers
are nak.nc them still better. He says the
raace la fine and there ia a btc crop of
jackrsbMts.
MEXIC.VX LAUORER'S LEG
13 DROKBX DV A A VAC OK
A waron Tan down Hipollto Castsnada
Thursday evening: on Alameda, avenue tn
Raat BI Paso and his right lee was broken.
The Mexican was a laborer who had been
worktof In the eastern part of the city aad
was returnlnr to his home when the wagon
struck him from behind.
The waron driver did not stop to aid
the injured man. who was later takea to j
Hotel JMeu. where ne waa etven meeneai
attention. Tbe police have been unable to
locate the wasea driver.
ST DISTRICT COURT,
r. K, Price. ltt iiasag.
W. B. Freeman vs. Texas A Pacific Rail
way (.ensny. salt for 83599 damage for
death f bane; on trtaL
31TH DISTRirT COITIT.
U". D. Howe, rmt&og.
State of texas n V t jswa. murder.
Mntence prona-meed.
TH DISTRICT COURT.
BaHard CoWtreH. PrMt-dmr
Idttia Peres vs. Atchiaon. Tafjaka Santa
Fe Raflwmy campaay. suit fer 349,999 dam
ages for peraoaal injuries, filed.
COUNTY COURT.
A drum Pool. lreMfHNr.
State of Texas vs. C. A. Medua. affravated
aaaat: filed.
State mt Texas va. Zsouis Pineda. doNn
aueut. filed.
State of Texas u X J. Ranquillo. carry
Ibb a sestet, filed.
J U RtxaogT vs. W. R. Schutx. suit oa
contract, en trial.
John C I.
streaffth and
writes:
Iffoinc."
T find my natural
system failing me,
of yore. Mr food
seem not to benefit as they
Am weak, despondent end un
perform the duties a htch were
earlier in life, while mv nw
for work and pleasure is slowly
Sarah " says- "(mm anytbinc be done for
oie who i& bothered with rheumatism. If
ar please reply "
Answer Tou can be relieved of
t "urnatjem ir you take 1
t shakinjr viel! and tike
zr--(U umes anu i oea ;me and oa
a Answer
I tonic and
I think a powrrful, harralew-,
n-Tvine medicine will r-
1 jutcDue ana restore tne lunctions f rti-
frestlon. assimllatJon anad elimination by
ur,aln. if .you take the foMowln Mix I .brarain 5omen. ulSSael3" n
teaspoonful at ; sealed tnl and take n.r rtlr.o.inn.
will laccompanlng. Advertisement
Many thousands of women have put
up with streaked and grav hair be
cause they knew of no absolutely safe
way to overcome this robber of youth
and attractiveness.
After all, one of the chief pleas
ures in life is that of appearing 'in
as attractive a manner as possible.
"Brownatone" Hair Stain will help
you in just this emergency. With it
you can touch up the gray spots in
stantlyor yon can In a few mo
ments time give to your hair that
rich, soft brown, so much to be ad
mired. Or, you can make It a gloscy
black If you prefer. All this without
tne possiBiuty of detection, failure or
barm to either hair or scalp.
Xo previous experience whatever la
necessary when you use "Browna
tone." Jnst brush or comb It into
the hair.
A sample and a booklet will be sent
jou upon receipt of 10 cents.
Alf of the leading drug stores sell
"Brownatone." Two sizes, 2Sc and
J 1. 00. Two shades one for golden or
medium brown, and the other for dark
brown or black.
Insist on "Brownatone" at your
hairdresser's.
Prepared by the Kenton Pharmacal
Co 554 E. Pike St.. Covington, Kv
Sold and guaranteed in El Paso, by
The Warner Drug Co. and other lead
ing dealers. Adirtisemer.t.
ORAM) JUnV TIKBS Up
CSK OF "-IIIbTAKB.-V'' filUI,
New York. April 2. Tbe federal
grand tery has taken up the case of
Miss Kee Tanzer, who was held for
that body on a charge of using the
malls to defraud, after she had entered
suit for J50.000 against Jaroes W. Os
borne, former assistant district attor
" f New York, alleging breach of
Promise to marry.
Robert Wood, assistant United States
district attorney. In charge of the case,
entered the grand Jury room Thursdav
afternoon. bearing a transcript of the
statement Miss Tanaezr made three
days ago in which she said sbe made
an honest mistake" when sbe identi
fied James V. Osborne as tbe man she
I knew as Oliver Osborne with whom
one naa associates:. James W. Osborne
was under subpena to appear before
the jury.
COUNTY fet'IIOOI. KI.ECTIO.Y
TO BE HELD SATtHDVT
An election for the selection of a
county board of education and for the
election of trustees in the various coim
mon school districts of the county will
be held Satnrda. At Ysleta property
owners will also tote upon the propo
sition of issuing J 17.00 in bonds for
the construction of school buildings.
The following considates will be vottd
upon for members or the board of "du
ration. A Kinkel. district No. 1: W T.
lun an. district No. 2. W. II. Webb. dU
tnct No s. W. C. Carson, district Ho.
4; and G P Putnam, at large.
AT THE ZEIGEE
A Souvenir Dinner will be served
l:atcr Sunday. Iery Indy to receive
a Souvenir Jl 00 per plate. 11 to 8
p m Advertisement.
OCBAX FIIEIG11T HATBS
OX COTTON ADVAXCI.NG
Galveston. Tex.. April 3. Recent
gradual advances in ocean freight
rates on cotton culminated today in
quotations of Jl ft per 100 pounds to
Liverpool and J 1.18 to Havre. A few
weeks ago the rate had been as low
as Jl IT'. Tonnage offerings are not
abundant.
Mothers Tell of -
Mother's Friend
Exp!rltnf Is or should be onr best
teacher. -Women who have obeyed the
nignest and noblest
of all sacrinces. tha
struggle for the life
of others, should
nave a better idea,
of helpful Influence
than those who
theorize from, obser
tatlon. At any rate when
a prospective grasd-
rnother urges her
daughter to do as she did to use
"Mother's Friend." there b ample reason
to believe It the right kind of advice.
Its purpose is to furnish pHancy teg tha
znusclet, to take away the strain on" the
cords and ligaments, to relieve the ten
sion of nerves and tendons so apt to
provoke or aggravate nausea, morning
sickness, twltchlngs of tbe Hobs aad co
on. It is applied externally.
Although, in the nature of things a
woman would use "Mother's Friend-' bat
rarely, yet so effective has it been found
that this splendid remedy Is on sale In
moot drug stores throughout the United
States. It has been prepared by Bradfleld.
ncsuauir 1.0., dim lamar liMS-. Atlanta.
Ga . and advertised bv ns foe nrtr
vears Ask. at the drus store for a bottle ' 9h11 le forfeited,
f Hosier's rriend. It is worth while. w'k- however
JUSTICE COURT.
J. M. Dearer. rivMing.
State of Texas vs. Tom lobatbam.
burglary and theft of over $50, bound
over to grand Jurv.
Armour fe company va Martin Dieten
berger. suit on account; filed.
James MeQuown vs. Texas Bank &
Trust company, garnishment, filed.
State of Texaa va. Vnrioue Comaoan.
disposing of mortgaged property, held
to grand Jury under ST0A bond.
State of Texaa vs. Louis Hetzler forgery;
hoht to -strand Jury under $ bond.
State oi Texas va C E. Wallace, huor
Marv: Sled.
Scato of 1V-:as va Tom- Robatham, bar- 1
rmry ana inert over se. neld to srand jury
, under ISM bond.
l State of Texas vs. Caadado Ortiz, furu-ury;
I filed.
8tate ef Texaa va Cora Shannon, as
sault to murder: defendant waived exaasl
aatlen and vraa bound over to tha fraud
Jury on her own reeeeaisaace.
M. Melvtn vs. M. M. Gamble, gurulahmeat;
dismissed at plaintiffs costs
Domlnao Herrera et ux va Neater Ba
ruada. salt on contract, filed.
J. J. Murphy rrrsMinr;.
8tate of Texaa va F C. Nelson speedinc;;
pleaded guilty and fined an! costs
State of Texas vs. C G Telton. speeding-:
pleaded guilty aad fined Z and coats.
State of Texas vs. Jose F Anchonda. reck
less driving, pleaded mtitr and fined W
and costs.
Experienced
Great Agony
W.M. C Bealafeld, Who
Lives Near Wilkinsburg,
Pa., Had Startling
Ejcperience
It ia often asked if it is not difficult
to secure voluntary testimonials fur
aay remedy, no matter how much good
it ia doing. As a matter of fact, verv
many testimonials are received in eac'i
city where Plant Juice, the ne
herbal stomach remedy is being intro
duced and those are selected whu i
are written with a genuine desire to
benefit other fellow sufferers.
This was what prompted Mr W -vf
C Bealafeld. who lives in Penn towi -ship,
.Pittsburg, Pa- and is by occupa
tion a butcher, to make the follow m
statement- He is well known an 1
popular He said.
"I was born and raised In Wilkins
burg and have lived there for the pat
sixteen years. Some of my fncn.la
that I know in Wilkinsburg recom
mended Plant Juice to mo and I was
induced to try it. as I had suffered fn.ni
stomach trouble and waa subject t
cramps in m limbs, until at right T
could not sleep. It seemed as thoug'i
a ball or lump would form. In the mus
cles After I had lost an entire night s
sleep and experienced untold agon v.
for the pain was frightful. I could oi 1
obtain relief by the use of water an.l
massage I am glad I took my friend
advlie. for after using Plant Juice it
improved mv stomach to such an ex
tent that the tramps have entirelv ,i -appeared
and I am now entirelv iure'
as 1 have not had a symptom of t
cramp since the third day's use or Piat
Juice. I heartily recommend it t
others "
Plant Juice is sold in El Paso at V a
Kelly-Pollard Drug Store, where it s
being Introduced and Its merits e
plained. Advertisement.
QUICKLYSTOPSKEAD
COLDS AND SNUFFLES
k"'1"1 '" Cae of Mot CeUc. "Sew
fisrmltldal Ah- Treatment Best Remedy
Foe These Common Ailments.
BAK. yrOCKHOLIIKRX bTAMJ
Il ItRKiTKD PREMDKXT
Pueblo. Colo.. April 2 At a meeting
Thursdav night, which lasted until
midnight, minority stockholders of tbe
defunct Mercantile National bank went
on record as being ready to stand by
W. B. Slaughter, president of the bank,
who was held for trial in SlO.OOu bonds
charged with embesxlement of $20,009 j jour
cwuuit luuos vh urpusu in mo oanK.
It was the consensus of the meeting
that Mr. Slansrnter had been arrested
-with undue haste and that ho HhAniH
h. sflv.n fin Aiiiwvrtiinlr, tn v ........ 1 cernii in
into the affairs of the bank and place i ;i,"tr,'
Reliable authorities say that upwa
aoperceul of the so-called colds, in the (
and throat are In reality Oangerous In i
tlous of the presence of acute catarrh. h ,
ou hear a person sn.ex or mnvK ir. .1 ..
certain they are throwinc utarrh nns int ,
the sir for some othr person to brathe i i
Its jui.t aa certain that t ic person breathl i -
these temu WiM Mian hnv. !, nr ...
I tsrrhal cold The time tn mnks these s.nn
harmless and drive out our latarrhal oil
Is the ver tastant oq f.el desire to yneeie
or .ourh or start to snufre and lpo vi u
nose every tew minutes.
The naUkeM and purest t ty to step a
head 10I.1 and drive , mLareh v.rm. em r
vtetn m t0 nour a fe riroTM of the
oil of Hvoniei ipronoumetl Hish-omei mt.
one of the Hvoraei in.iallnr tl.vice vhi.
such funds as b
In Its coffers to
shortage
mav- have available
offset part of the
LICBXSK"! OF II bI.Olls
IN BROV".Vll.I.K IN III. KD
Austin. Tex, April Kiev en licenses
of salooVmen at Brownsville are in
volved In tile investigation which is
now being made bv controler H B Ter
rell, and chief liquor permit clerk
Humphreys. Controler Terrell said to
dav that Mr Humphrevs is completing
the work of taking depositions and as
soon as the testimonv renchcK bee b
and advertised by ns for over twenty i w"' decide whether or not the licenses
an is may Dt next
the
come mth each large packa? and plat tt t
1 lnhjlr ivimfen voUr Itpa and breathe tha
I but pleasant -wUlny air iu
throat and lunf lhis air utt--
II 'atarrh aenn life nnlcklv ancm
1 d "ir Dttsd xcs mnkra Krrathi
aarr. rear wir tuff-u up bead. rteanau
your ihroa: an-l tnd -ur snuffling n 1
noae blowinjc There -r din ,1 no qui K -or
irore aatis,f t tor najftor Hreakin,: up a,
cold Men after tt ih ntllVir ed. and t f-
weak ue will Jo tva with all dam:
chronic catarrh Sold b Imgiriits e rv -where
Intluilmr K-My $, Pol nrd. w h0 aK-
to return th' fu purrhijf Mice to a
who ne It anl are not satKfu-.J In buMnr
IIomel f"r the firsst
er urf
set tb tatr ae vtae whtch rmtHiiu th inh .
aa thi li ery assentlal for bt re-uit-de-ttement
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