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EL PASO HERALD
"U'edncbday, April 7, 1913
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Three Men Hold Up E. F.
Fryer and Take Watch;
Ford Auto Is Stolen.
Three holdup men robbed K. F Fryer
or bis watcn. cbain and otber Jewelry
i jpsda night near the Normandie
) ieL at the corner of San Antonio and
' ampbell streets, as he was returning
tfrom the lnstalation of officers at the
1 Iks. He says two of the men were
M--x cans and the third an American
-ird the held him up with a sun.
Another Ford anto was stolen Tues-
dn night from In front of Robert He-
m 11a s home. 1004 East Boulevard. The
ar was left standing in the street and
ilicdi eared soon after' dark. The car
rr f i number 2762 and has not been
3! d
i in f detective Jesse Stansel was in
1 i Krew store Tuesday afternoon and
mis to have seen Rafael Porras take
a purse from Mrs. C T. Cody. A cbarRe
i f theft from the person was made
against Porras.
Tiiieesjaatered the room of Al Law
1 i, at SIT Xorth Kansas street. Tues
i night and took a suit of clothes
hue Mr Lawler was absent.
Jacobo Zamarripa was arrested by
1 he police Tuesday night charged wits
shoplifting Zamarripa is said to have
' pen caugbt while stealing a suitcase
from the store of Morris Ginsberg; at
US Bast Overland street.
Buying home valley products is more
than buying, it is investing.
loyful Anticipation
of Motherhood
There is apt to be a latent apprehension
of distress to mar the complete Joy of
expectation. But
this Js quite over
come by the advice
of so many women
to use "Mother's
Friend." This is an
external application
designed to so lubri
cate the muscles and
to thus so relieve the
pressure reacting on
me nerves, that the
natural strain upon the cords and liga
ments is not accompanied by those severe
pains said to cause nausea, morning sick
ness and many local distresses.
Many people believe that those remedies
wh.cn have stood the test of time, that
vave been put to every trial under the
varving conditions of age. weight, general
health, eta, may bo safely, relied upon.
And Judging by the fact that "Mother's
Friend" has been In continual use since
our grandmother's earlier ears and Js
known throughout the United States It
may be easily Inferred that It Is some
JSS that women gladly Tecotamead.
Mother's Friend" is prepared only In
our own laboratory and is sold by drug
gists everywhere. Ask for a bottle to-day
and write for a special book for expectant
mothers. Address Bradneld Regulator Co.
307 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
JUT
AKOZ BEST REMEDY OF ALL FOR
RHEUMATISM SAYS EL PASO MAN
Wm. Kirhy, 807 North St.
Vrain St., Gets Quidc Re
lief TJsing Mineral.
fter trying many remedies and dif
ferent minerat springs seeking relief
from a bad case of rheumatism, Wil
liam Kirby of MHi North St. Vrain
street. EI Paso, resorted to Akoz, the
Tiew California mineral, wlth the result
that he is now well on the
co er Mr Kirby is an old
Kl Paso and. in telling of th
Koz gave him, sends the
I am 69 Tears old and forthe last
tv. o years I bai e had rheamatistn in mi
l-ft knee and right foot The pains at
times were something awful, and mi
knee was, a stiff as a poker I used
many remedies and tried several min
eral springs hut 1 failed to get any re
lief from an of them. I read of Akoz
being introduced in El Paso and de
cided to give it a trial I used the Akoz
compound for external application with
the best of results The relief I ob
tained was surprising The Akoz In
ternal powd-r that makes the mineral
water has also done much to help me
In all, I have been taking Akoz about
six w eeks and although not fully re
covered vet, I anv satisfied that I have
he right remc v and in a few more
veek am positive that I will be per
manentH rid of this ailment I rec
ommend Akoz to all my friends and will
road to re
: resident of
eBief that ,
UHMSving let-
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S ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY.
In. response to th.e
DEMffflD of the
WE PRESENTA
PERFECT PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE.
(Automatic JuQckine Made
"DIAMOND l" Brand,
Years of experience and painstaking
search for improvement in bottles is
ended in the perfection of the automatic
machine-made Diamond I" prescrip
tion bottle.
Greater Accuracy;
Less Breakage
Better Corkage
Stronger Glass
Perfect Containers
Distributed through jobbers. Drug
gists can be supplied at once if they in
sist on Diamond I" brand automatic
prescription bottles.
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ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY, ALTON, ILL.
iargesi iuaxxttiacnirers ox
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South Texns Drag Co Snn ntonIo. Texan TravlB Graduated Oiel
lluuxton Drug Compnn, Honnton, Texan "IXI." Graduated Oval
Southern Drug Co, Houston. Texan 3IaEnlln' Graduated Otnln
BebrrnM Drug Company. Ylnco, Texan Ilehrenn' Graduated Otaln
Maxwell-Clark Drug Company, Fort Y orth, Texan " ortU" Ovals
PMIIS
TOBEIHD
Horses, Mules, Hogs and
Jacks May Be Shipped in
After April 15.
Austin. Texas. April 7 Governor
Ferguson today issued a proclamation
modifying the foot and mouth disease
quarantine, recently put in effect in
Texas. '
Under this modified quarantine,
horses, mules, jacks, hogs and Jennies
may be shipped from Oklahoma into
Texas, provided that the feet, lower
part of legs and tails are washed with
a three percent solution of cresol com
pound before loading cars, and accom
panied by an official ealtb. certifi
cate. Cas containing hogs so shipped must
be placarded and the waybills accom
panying them stamped in bold faced
letters "hogs for immediate slaughter"
Stockyards companies to which hogs
may be consigned will be required to
furnish the livestock sanitary commis
sion at Fort Worth with notice of arri
val of eacb shipment, giving the name
of the shipper, point of origin etc
Modifies liny Embargo.
The embargo is also modified on
shipments of hay, straw or fodder, and
permits such entrance to Texas from
New Mexico. Arizona and Colorado and
from all other points, provided such
hay, straw or fodder bags or contain
ers are disinfected with a five percent
solution of carbolic acid r thres per
cent solution of cresol compound, as
prescribed bv the Unitad Sta os bureau
of animal industry
This modification of qaa-antine is ef
fective April IS
SUSPENDED SENTENCE CANNOT
BE SET ASIDE, SAYS OPINION
Austin, Texas, April V The court
of criminal appeals held today in the
case of ex-parte Mrs. S. E. Laweon.
from Shelby count, that the trial
court has no authority to set aside a
suspended sentence where there are.
other cases pending against the same
defendant and the Judgments in the
other cases have not been made nnaL
Tha ortiirt amviMlnfflff hmhM anW
I discharged Mrs. Lawson.
I She had been given one year in the
penitentiary on conviction or unlaw-
fully pursuing the occupation of sell
I ing liquor and for good behavior the
I sentence was suspended.. Before the
iul UCICI UlllieiUVll VI II1IEI 11913 auv waia
round gnllty in three otber cases,
thereupon the trial court set aside the
suspended sentence in the first case.
wihtevs mo.ooo mare
bsi1tt die's at firm
New "Fork, April 7 The death of
Bashti, one of the most prised brood
mares at Harry Payne Whitney's
Brookdale farm became known today
Bashti was the daughter of Adam, a
French stallion.
Whitney paid 536.00 for the mare at
the disposal sale of the Newcastle sta
ble, at Saratoga Springs, in 1910 In the
hope of winning the futurity She ran
second to a C Hildretb's Novelty in
that race, but later won the filling half
of the Matron stake. She was ranked
as one of the best fillies of her age
-UII.LIYM KIRB
be glad to tell anone of this remedj If
thev will cali .me at m home
The abo e is onl one of the thous
ands who used Akoz and obtained re
lief from stomach kldnej. lier and
bladder trouble piles, ulcers eczemi.
skin diseases and other ailments It
is sold in EI Paso at Kell & Pollard's
and other leading druggists, where fur
ther information may be had regarding
this advertisement.
DRUGGISTS
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ACCUSES HUSBAND OF "SPITE" WORK!
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HEMPSTEAD, X. Y-, April 7 In reply to the J10 0O0 alienation suit whah Joeeph C. St John, eoatraetor, has filed
against Warren A. Brown, real estate dealer, Mrs. Myra Z. St. John asserts it m "sprt work" on the part of her
husband, and tint after be deserted her and ran away to Ifammaa, X. Y., Mr. Brown aided her.
St. John will put into evidence several poems written by Brown to Mrs. St. John. Brown eipfauH that the poems
were1 not written for Mrs. St. John, but for her four children.
Poultry Police Newest
Artesia Municipal Fad
Artesia, N M April 7 Chickea
chasers are wanted by the town mar
shal here. This is not a threat but a
promise of lucrative employment for
some of the amateur runners who be
lieve they can outrun a feathered fowl
on a straightofway.
Artesia has an ordinance against al
lowing poultry to run at large. Spring
haft broucrht manv violations of this
ordinance from the poultry population
of this Pecos valley metropolis and
the city marshal has advertised for .
good, fleet footed bojs to catch
chickens at the flat rate of ten cents
per hen. two bits for roosters. Cash
will be paid on delivery at the pound.
SIX COMPLAINTS ARE FILED
AGAINST OWNERS OF AUTOS
Complaints were filed by the police
Wednesda) morning against 1- M.
Pitman, A. F Kerr and H. J McMullen
on charges of violating the traffic or
dinances. Complaints were also filed against
H. & LeGros and E. P Kepley for
operating their cars without tail
lights. A. J Soto was arrested Tues
day night for speeding.
Ml the cases will be heard in the
corporation court this afternoon.
Andres Alarcon. driver of the auto
mobile which collided with a car
driven by Will Shattock, at the corner
of Second and Stanton streets, when
Mrs. Hattie Williams was thrown to
the pavement and painfully injured,
has been arrested and is charged in
Justice J J. Murphy's court with reck
less driving. Mrs. Williams is said not
to be seriously Injured.
Trinidad Ochoa and C. D. McKee
were arrested Wednesday afternoon
b the police and docketed on the
charge of violating the traffic ordi
nance. THE COURTS
IMTED STATUS DISTRICT COURT.
Henry D. Clayton. Presiding.
M. E. Burk vs. the Darbyshlre-Har-vie
Irpn and Machine company, suit
for damages for personal injuries, mo
tion to quash depositions overruled.
41ST DISTRICT COIRT,
I. R. Price. Presiding.
J D Ochoa vs T M Bower A Co..
suit to set aside Judgment and remove
cloud, filed.
Oval Keen vs. Texas & Pacific, suit
for damages to cattle shipment, on
trial.
STII DISTRICT COIRT.
Dan M. JarkKon, Prodding
G W Alexander A company vs. Abra
ham Barnaul, suit on account for
S1.3CS.66, filed.
0.-.T1I DISTRICT COliRT.
Ballard Coldvfell, Prexldlne
State of Texas vs. Jesus Telles, as
sault with intent to murder. Jury dis
agreed and was discharged.
COITT COJjRT.
Adrian Pool, Prritiding.
State of Texas vs. Daniel Lopez, car
rying pistol filed.
State of Texas vs. Mmrdto Scgundo.
theft, filed
Southwestern Sales company vs. M
Zeda & company, suit on account, with
tbe court.
JISTICE COIRT.
' J J. Murphy, Presiding.
State of Texas vs. Jose Rosada and
Luis Castello. drunk, pleaded guilty
and fined 31 and costs each.
State of Texas vs. Jose Ma de Olano
speding pleaded guilty and fined 35
and costs. ,
State of Texas vs. W Amonett, as
sault, pleaded not guilty and bond
fixed at 3400
State of Texas vs. Andres Alarcon,
reckless driving, filed.
J. !. Denver. 1'renldlng.
State of Texas vs. Jose S. Sanchez
alias Jose Santoya, fraudulent disposing
of mortgaged property, filed.
Edgar D Park vs E O and A. L
Hahn. garnishment, filed
AR3IV AI 11.11 KN $T MIT 40
MILK FLIGHT ON" COAST
San Diego. Calif, April 7 Capt.
Townsend F. Dodd and Sergt. Alva
E Baxter ef the Njrtu Island army
aviation station left here at 6-4 a.
m. today on a nonstop flight to San
Francisco. They expected to make the
trip in eight hours under favorable
conditions. The air line distance is
48 miles.
EGItO ASSiLLT WOMAX
THEN CUTS HBR THROAT
Peoria. IIL. April 7 An unidentified
negro murdered Mrs. Wm. H. Schriver
here today after attempting a crimi
nal assault He eut the woman's
throat. The i rime was witnessed by
her fou i small children. The negro
escaped
X e Master Builders Concrete floor
hardner jihI sae wear Hine li-n it
Vl erti i ent.
GUTIERREZ TO RESIGN
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENCY
(Contlnaed From Pace One).
as special envoy at Washington and the
lengthy formal statement presented by
Vasconcelos to secretary Bryan on
March 24
The statement reviews Mexican af
fairs from the time of Huerta's with
drawal and maintains that Gutierrez is
the regularly chosen provisional presi
dent by virtue of the Aguascalientes
convention.
It adds
'Prnfifen 7nlierrz will t Ilia, first
opportunity reassemble the convention
vi Aguasuiiiciiica auu ucivic iii n.i
body he will offer to resign his power
in order to leave the convention free to
select as president any man who mav
answer to tbe necessities and rights of
all the Mexican people.-
ACTING AMERICAN CONSUL
HID TO SAVE HIS LIFE
Santa Fe. N M.. April T Dr Will B
Davis, acting American consul at Gua
dalajara, escaped imprisonment and f
probable execution by carrancistas oy
hiding on the roof of the consulate af
ter an assistant had locked and sealed
the doors, according to private letters
from Guadalajara received here. He
remained there two days during the
evacuation b the Carranza forces on
the arrival of the Villistaa.
The new war loan imposed by Villa
at Uuadalajara, these advices say. In
cludes the following sums on Amer
icans Amapero Mining company, of Phila
delphia. 17B.M pesos. A. W. Geist,
John H- Kipp, hardware merchants,
700: A. R- Downs, real estate man,
10. Lagas and company, the principal
French dry goods firm, has been forced
to pay 226.0M pesos. Of the natives,
Joaquin Cuesta. a prominent citlsen.
was promptly shot by the Villa forces
when he refused to pay his assessment.
VILLI TROOPS BBSIEGIG
MVTWOROS 4IIB KEI.NPORCni)
Brownsville, Tex.. April 7 The ad
vance guard of the reinforcements ex
pected by Villa troops for the siet,e
of Matamoros arrived today at the
Villa lines. The main body, including
artillery forces, still is delayed by lack
of railroad facilities
In Matomoros squads of soldiers are
at work on what appears to be addi
tional defences. Bags of earth topped
by steel rails have been piled about
some of the machine guns at the top
of the breastworks.
ULLl MI)E -H CVLE
OP PRICKS IN MOVTHRKY
San Antonio, Texas. April 7. Advices
received here state that Gen. Villa, be
fore his departure for the south, put
into effect a new scale of prices. A
merchant who charges more than the
tariff fixed by VI Ha subjects himself
to danger of having his stock of goods
confiscated aud distributed to the
need) Villa is said to have remitted
the lery originally made against Amer
ican merchants.
CHARGES NATIONAL TUBE CO.
VIOLATED ANTI TRUST LAWS
Austin. Tex, April 7 The attorney
general s department, on behalf of the
state, todaj instituted suit in the 26th
district court against the National
Tube company, of Pittsburg, Pa, for
penalties for the alleged i loiation of
the antitrust laws cf Texas, and also
for an injunction to restrain the de
fendant company from hereafter fur
nishing resale prices on elded goods
to cert-iin Texas corporations.
The state alleges that the company
er tered into a combination with cer
tain Texas corporations to fix tbe
price of welded tubular goods and
that such agreement has existed since
Jan. 1. 1311 No amount is named for
ptnalties. but the minimum is 356 per
day and the maximum $500 a day.
ITALIAN FLEET SUDDENLY
SAILS; MENACES AUSTRIA
On the Italian Frontier, April 7 The
warships of the Italian fleet departed
suddenly Monday from the Mediterra
nean naval stations at Spezia, Gaels,
and Maddalena island They concen
trated at Augusta, Sicily, and at Ta
ranto They are thus within a few
hours of the Adriatic sea, on the farther
side of v, hlch is a long stretch of Aus
trian sea coast
HOME OF VICE PRESIDENT
IS RANSACKED BY BURGLARS
Indianapolis. InL. April 7 j-The home
here of Thomas R MarshallTvice presi
dent of the United States, has been en
tered by burglars, it became known to
day Vice president and Mrs. Marshall
ar visiting relatives of Mrs MarsnU
at Scoitsdale Ariz.
It was not learned toda whether
anything; of value had been taken
Mr and Mrs. J J. Tyndall have as
their suest Mrs Tvndall s sister Miss
lnr Baxter of Dener She will be i
here for steral months
One Year Old Twins
Suffer From Smallpox
'Twins. 1 year old, Margarita and
Maria Billeeos, were taken to the
eruptive hospital Tuesday, sick with
smallpox.
Their home is In the SW block on
South Stanton street. There are now
six smallpox eases at the hospital. All
are improving. '
A FORJIKR RKMDEVT OK
HOMlUHAS DIKS HBRB
The funeral took place, Wednesday
afternoon, from the family residence
at 3231 Alamogordo street, of Mrs.
James Tomllnson. 37 years of age. who
died on Tuesday afternoon after a
short illness.
With her husband and two children,
Mrs Tomllnson came to El Paso ten
months ago from Spanish Honduras.
Her husband, two children, a sister.
Mrs. A. A. Murdoch, of EI Paso, and
two brothers. Glenn Belt of El Paso
and Waite Bell, of Ska Diego. Calif.,
survive. Mr and Mrs. Tomllnson re
sided in Mobile. Alabama, for many
years.
31RS. CHI 1.1 RIRGBSS OF TOPRKA.
I)IK VT IIKH IPARTMBNT.
Mrs. Clara Burgess died this morn
ing at 4 10 a'clock at her home in the
Germame apartments. She is sur
vived by one daughter. Miss Stacy
Burgess.
The body will be taken back to Mrs.
Burgess former home In Topeka. Kan
sas, where the funeral will be held
Saturday afternoon.
THRBE MOST NOTED 103IB.V
OF AMBRICV ARB SELECTED
San Francisco, Calif, April 7 The
woman s board of the Panama-Pacific
exposition has chosen the three most
noted women of America. They are
Mrs Zella Nuttall. of Coyoacan. Mex,
chosen' for her work in archaeology.
Miss Catherin- B. Davfts, of New York,
for work in prison reform, and Miss
Jane Addams for social settlement
work.
The ordinary cost or a "Want Ad In
The 1 faso Herald is 25 cents It
reaches an average of about 10,(r
readers each issue.
Kill Catarrh Germs
and Stop Catarrh
Broth Thw Btfcw-itti-c Drr Air In Your
Own HMne aed Llr .End Catarrh,
Ilrad CoMs and Snaffles.
One of the surest sign of catarrh f the
head noae and throat is catchlaff eold eaMly.
W ben you have catarrh the mucous Mem
branes are inflamed swollen and sett-sUtra
and a slight draft or sadden change of tem
perature at once sets yon sneexina; aasfflnc
and wtnlna; your nose. Then again while
these delicate tissues are In an inflamed
state the catarrhal sjerms sneeaad out and
coughed up by other sufferers find quick
and Mr lodgement In your affected nose
and throat and Immediately start eatfnc
their ay Into your raw sore organs. Tben
your t-atarrh sets worse and you wake arp
morning with tongue thick, mouth sticky
and nose all stopped up
Catarrh rcn b oercome and the rerma
of catarrh diroed If you will go to Kelly
A Pollard, or in fait an other good drug
store and ask for a large complete Hyomel
(pronounced High -o-me treatment, consist
Ins; of a bottle of the oil of Hyomei and a
small Hard rubber Inhaling device
Ton put a fr-r drop of the Hyomel oil
into tnis mnaier and then put it between
our lips and breathe nat orally this pleas
ant antiseptK healing air of Hyomel way
Into your no- head throat and lungs. In
three mliyits your air passages are cleaned
out you breathe easily and the discharge
stops and if you ml! do this every day for
a few weeks ou will drive every catarrh
germ and every symptom of catarrh entirely
from your sstem.
Hyomel. when nsed with this Inhaling de
Wre is always sold with the positive guaran
tee that tt must gle you successful results
or you can hae jour money back. Adv.
Ei Paso Man's Lucky Find
Will Interest Header of The Herald.
Those having the misfortune to suf
fer from backache, urinary disorders,
gravel, dropsical swellings, rheumatic
pains, or other kidney and bladder
disorders, will read -with ratification
this encouraging statement by an 1
Paso man
J Weir. 34 Smelter St., Kl Paso, .
says "For two years I couldn t i
straighten after stooping without help j
As long as I stood straight I had no j
trouble but the least strain on the
muscles of m bark caused me to suf- t
fer sevejel I tried different retre- i
rite but had no relief until I began
taking Ioan s Kidne Pills The result
wis a complete cure T felt o grateful
th it T reoomme nlcd them and I have i
h id no reason to change m high opin- '
on f this medu ine f
Price rfuc. at all dealers. Don't Mnply j
Kidnt". Pills the santf that Mr Weir
hid
Foster Mill urn to Trops., Buf-
OUTDOOR ADVERTISERS EOli;
niNTOGM 1
CITY MAY INSTAL SYSTEM
OF STREET SIGNS SOON
Recommendations for street signs
for Bl Paso, the result of an Investiga
tion made by the street and (trade
committee, of which Walter S. Clayton
is chairman, will probably be made to
the city council Thursday
The chamber of commerce recently
passed a resolution appointing" a com
mittee to take up the matter of street
signs with the city Mr Clayton, in
his reply to the chamber of commerce,
stated that his committee had been in
vestigating the matter for some time
and that action would soon be taken.
THRBK SrEClI. TRAINS
TO cumv RACE iionsKS
Three special trains over the El Paso
and Southwestern will leave El Paso
on Monday and Tuesday for the ac
commodation of the horsemen now at
Juarez, n Monday, a passenger spe
ial will leave for St. Louis, Chicago
and Louisville,
Tuesday, about 5 oclock. a special
passenger train wlU leave for Denver,
being followed a few minutes later by
special express train, carrying; th
best horses.
Old Friends of Peruna
UriHaryO-lBIkr
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Hill m "sM-,fiT'x-' "V;' C r Mr Franfc
Ave,Baiti- rami yrepdimimDeruPr yedrj a. r. d. j. Houston.
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writes: Te- A ftV flfliPrP
rtma is one or
the best remedies for grip, cold In the
head, sore throat, nervous headaches
and coughs that has ever been discov
ered. After tbe use of one bottle In
my family, I don't feel safe without
Peruna In my house."
In a later letter Mrs. Hayes says:
T. am never wlthotifa bottle of Pe
runa in the house. I give the children
Peruna If they- have & cold, and it
always relieves them. I had catarrhal
bronchitis and it relieved me."
Mrs. Mary O. Miller, Chaplain o Patriotic Daughters of Amer
ica, Indianapolis, IncL, writes: "I have found Peruna of especial
benefit in cases of irregularity and weakness. It restores the
strength in a very short time and is pleasant to take. Its action
on the whole system is very mild, but sure. We have used it in
the family for a number of years, and when any of us take a cold
it is the first remedy we take, and a few doses will generally cure,
if the cold has not been neglected. But the persistent use of
Peruna will cure a cold of even long standing."
We'll Furnish
Your
Home
"With a small payment
down, and the balance
Weekly or Monthly Payments
with a SPECIAL DISCOUNT if paid
in 30, 60 or 90 days
Making Cash Basis
"We have the best selected stock of medium grade
Furniture in El Paso and the price VERY LOW.
(Shad'es Made to Order.)'
(New Exchanged for Old.)' -
Charles
Phone 1106.
DIRECT
MEMPHIS TENN.
DAILY
Leave EI Paw 6:30 p. hl, arrive
cassetting with all
f Te x a s 8 Pacific I
I PULLMAN CHAIR CARS DINERS. 1
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EL PSO has secured another con
vention The Outdoor Advertisers
association, a national associa
tion of billboard owners and outdoor
advertisers, voted in Detroit Wednes
day to meet in El Paso in 191
Tbe convention as landed b Ri
H. McClmtock.. of the McClintock com
pany. who was the only delegate from
El Paso He represented the chamber
of commerce at the Detroit m-etmc
and gave the formal invitation for the
association to meet here next year
Opposed to El Paso were Buffalo bt
Ltmis and other cities but El Paso as
selected in spite of the work of lar e
delegations from these cities. The 1 1
Paso convention will be the firft time
the association has met in a uti
smaller than fet Louis, Chicago . r
Detroit.
The telegram announcing the 1 -clsion
of the contention was receive 1
Wednesday morning by E. L. W Polk
from Mr McClintock, who left last
week for the convention city
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are more or less sick
a great deal of the time. We always
have your medicine in the house. Last
week we bought a bottle. As tve have
a large family- it saves us a great deal
to keep your medicines in the house.
We also use The Bis of Life as our
family doctor. It is a great help to us
We boy Peruna at our drug stor?
quite often. Several years ago mv
wife was cured of a varicose ulcer on
the leg by one of your remedies. H'
leg has remained sound ever since '
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