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EL PASO HERALD
12
v
or i m it i
li IT DISPLAY OF FAS
Banquet Room of Paso Del Norte Beautifully Decorat
ed; Living Models Parade in Exquisite Costumes and
Fragrant Blossoms Lend Enchantment of Spring;
Souvenirs Distributed; Numerous Short Talks.
Slt.KS -uxj -itins tulle and mull
crinoline .ind flowered brocade: In
f..-t all the things that stand for
Hip proBcnct or Mrs. and Miss Itotury
v up at the iMiiqiif t of the Uotary club
m t he ball room of the Paso del Norte
st evening It -was the initial dinner
v heie the womanish touch entered and
Hie nver-mawi ullne tendencies of Ito
i iri.mini were rubbed down and pol-
i hnl into the form of eating slowly
ami nejrins; smart togs
All the Mesdamcs notary looked
am izinJv up to date and fashionable,
while all the Misses Itotary ere so
I;iiioiik ami modern and springlike
Hint the banquet struck a cheerful note
Onm th' start The music by the Van
-imUm orchestra was brisk and that
iddeil another touch. And the food that
imr in frtfm the butler's pantry tasted
fcood
The banquet had Its ca iar last. Tt
rime In the form of a promenade de
fash ions, that measured up to the title.
Tt w.u more than a promenade. It was
i terrace of fashion. Built up about
the miniature band platform, situated
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad For Washing Hair
Mimt soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which Is very
Jnioriou'. as It dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thins to use Is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil, for this Is pure
and entirely greaseles. It's very
cheap, and beats the most expensive
soap or anything else all to pieces.
Tou can fret this at any drug store, and
a few ounces will last the whole family
for months.
Mmplv moisten the hair with water
and rub it in. about a teaspoonful Is all
that Is required. It makes an abund
ance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and Is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy
snd ea-v to handle Besides. It loosens
and takes out every particle of dtiit,
rtlrt and dandruff. Advertisement.
CORRECTION
Misleading statements have been made by persons
misinformed as to actual facts, that my crushed rock
was not good. To refute such unwarranted statements
I herewith submit analysis of crushed rock I propose to
furnish. After April 5th I will be in position to supply
flii; rock in all sizes at rate of 500 tons per day.
Phone 605 or 4056. A. Courchesne
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
S. E. Mezes, Pres.
Austin
ANALYSIS NO. 663 MAY I. 1913.
Mr. A. Courchesne.
El Paso, Texas.
Deaf Sir:
The sample of DOLOMITE received from you and
marked "No. 1,"
CONTAINS:
Per Cent
Silica - 1.86
Oxide of iron and -alumina 1. 70
Lime 28.89
Magnesia 20.18
Carbonic acid 44.30
Loss off ignition . 2.50
99.43
Specific gravity -.-. 2.84
Weight of I cubic foot 1 77.21 lbs.
This stone absorbs no water.
Crushing strain in lbs. per square inch" 18,920
Approved: Signed:
WM. B. PHILLIPS. S. H. WORRELL. Chemist.
Director. P.
(ljnes) 1
Sunset Limited
K AST
S:4oa.m.
ELECTRIC BLOCK SIGNALS
OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES
PULLMAN and TOURIST CABS
DINING and OBSERVATION CARS
ity Ticket Office:
Our Line Is Protected by U. S. Border Patrol.
cr - -
FOR ANY OCCASION
N iii el
fra.riit(J I-lfturi m alii ii ,...
tl rt"si,,,!Tf,K',t a"d ".',,h " ranK- "' ""'"'s t -u.t an one
I iic-Ht s.,-k of fianie moulding in t c t f..r , ,.ur Miction
TUTTLE PAINT AND GLASS CO.
.tiv-s.i.c j.i. oianion oi.
to the -ne-it end of the ball room, was
a arln scene in which the treatment
nus distinctly Maxfleld rarrlsh. Tliel
sreneial lighting scheme of the dining
room was dun. Tins dimness was In
tensified with thfi glow that has no
finer qualitv than the glow of an open
grate, save the soft luminositv of can
dles. t.lchtlnc I'ffrct Beautiful.
Pv throwing the long rows of tables
into the shadow the artists brought out
the trrrsie of blue and pinkish stoni
.mil the abundance of vine and flowei"
foiimntr a luminous bat kground tint
maile an admirable setting for the Us
ing models as tliev stepped forth from
gaiilen recesses to the outer walk and
promenade The models were presented
with rare good taste and the mode of
their presentation is accredited to Siil
nev I.iver Thi announcements of the
numliers were made bv M P. Carlock
The modelings in the order In which
thev came were Suits tatlleur and le J
sole: Japanese kimonos afternoon
gowns; color scheme costumes, authen
tic sport apnarel, Chinese garments,
imported evening sotmis, white lace
gowns: black gonn-, three piece suits
bridal party gowns
Beautiful I'lornl Kffects.
While the gowns presented were the
last word in excellence, they were ren
dered e en more alluring bv the use
of beautiful bouquets, of an arm and
corsage character, aB well as flowers
carried in the stick and in basket ef
fects The flowers were from the rot
ter Floral ompany, and Kl Paso has
never beheld a more beautiful arrange
ment and disposition of blooms.
Especially noticeable was the magnifi
cent bouquet of orchids, purple and
white, carried b the bride In the last
presentation. In which there -were IS
of the rarest, to many the most beauti
ful of all flowers
Unique presentations of flowers came'
w ith the arm bouquets which were worn
1 the models In the modeling of white
lace gowns, the ankle bouquets used in
the modeling of the black gowns: and
the stick bouquests emploed in the
modeling of the three piece suits.
The models appeared to great advan
tage upon the terraced platform, and
out of each presentation, one or two
would descend to the dining floor, to
WOU1CI nescenQ IO IOC dining llOOr, IO
promenade up and down the central
aisle Suitable and effective music was
offered during all of the presentations.
Departure From Vsual Custom.
The dinner was social and a de-
FOR
SAFETY, SPEED
AND COMFORT
TAKE THE
WEST
10:15 p.m.
No. 206 No. Oi-pc.
'Oil.
. . . -... ,
Phones 205-206
Dog Mascot Shares War's Rigors with Russians
hssmmmisssmmmmmmimmmmmEsS.
The Russians as a nation are fond of pete. Just as in our own Civil War the troops carried
with them eagles, badgers and other animals, so each Russian company has its mascot. One par
ticular company, now a part of Grand Duke Nicholas's fcrce3 in Armenian Turkey, has an ordinary
foi terrier as a mascot. The picture shows the soldiers, resting after a hard day's march, feeding
the little dog. Note that most of the men are smoking cigarettes. The soldier at the right has
found a novel method to carry hfs "smokes"" without breaking them sticking them fli the band
of his cap.
parture from the customary procedure
of toasts and witticisms and the women
guests were remembered in many fine
little ways. The souvenirs of the eve- j
ning were tiny Dresden figures, some
alone and some in chairs, small crystal
dogs, small boxes of candles, and upon
i " "" imra ail auuniinr ,i u.7au-
tlful hyacinths in all hues placed be-
alt of the tables an abundance or beau
tween strata of smilax The hvacinths
wore arranged in art baskets, while at
Intervals down the long lengths were
crystal candle sticks with pinK tapers
burning soft and low.
Prior to turning the evening oer to
the Fashion Show, under the direction
of Messrs. Carlock and Mayer, there
were several toasts to the women, who
for the first time in the history of El
Paso Rotary, had become guests of the
club President A K Rowlands, spoke
briefly upon the principles of notary,
and was followed by R. E. Sherman,
MjTtil Coblentz, Robert Krakauer. Clai
borne Adams and J. It, Segall. After the
fashion promenade R. B Orndorff and
Lieut. Col. E. V. Smith made short talks.
The finest.
Those who participated In the pleas
ure of the eentng were.
Mr. and Mrs. 3X. A. Taj lor.
I.eO Ferlet
Mr. and Mrs. Fred TVooclworlh.
K T dAilmiand
A r end )Im. K A Whltlock
Mr. and Mm J. J. Jones.
W. It. Winch and mother
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mundjr.
Mr. and lira. T. A. Thurston.
A. B. Albro.
C D. Pierce Waterloo, Iowa
J E. Preston.
O i. Blnford.
Mrs. R. J. Blnford
Mr. and Mrs. II. T Ware
Mr. and Mrs. V. E War
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lorentzen.
Dr. and lira. II. P. Dead?- ,
E. 1L Tale.
Mrs. A. J. Cox. 1
Mr. and "Mrs. P T. Callahan !
Mrs. Carrie King.
Sam Dreben.
Mr. and lira. U. O. Wilson
lln. J. X. Basset t.
lln. Leaf Busktrk.
a. n. wniean.
II R, McCllataek. ,
Mr. and Mrs, X. W. King. '
Mr. and Jlrs-iA. 3. Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Howl'.
James R. Howie, Chicago.
L. FlMhbels,
Mrs. T. Steffwa.
Mr. and Mrs. C. li. Ptnler.
Sr. Wm. BUIott.
W. & Blttott.
Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne Adams
Mrs. K. M. Adams. 81. Louts, afn
A. Coblentz.
Mr. and Mrs. Coarle R Ruroelti
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. "otter
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Martin
Miaa Becky Merkln.
Lou Rosenberg
Pablan stolaroff.
Mr. and Mrs R. 8 Moore
Mrs. W o. Vanamer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A Danielaon
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Hltrhro- k
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ilippler
Mrs. J. II. Kmmt.
Mrs. K. I Soils.
Mr. and Mrs. n. IX Lone.
Ml-s Kdna Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conterse
M.3S Lillian Peterson
Mr. and Mr- B L. dementi
A Isi I'leo Rusxell.
Mrs M K Irby Memphis. Turn
Mr and Mrs n. B. Sherman.
Became Solid Sore Eruption Over
Head and Face. Very Restless,
In Three Months
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
"My little brother vra about two month
old when an lMblng and a breaking; out of
pimples which ware very bad started. Ho
would scratch and It na Inflamed and after
ward became a solid tore eruption all over
hW head and face. Wo had to sit up nlghtz
with him, and ho was Tery rertlets. Ho hd
to wear a cap to keep his bead from ztickinjr
to the pillow, nu scalp waz a soft crust of
dandruff. His hoad waa a vary bad algbft
and he was In men. a fix that my mothc
did not know what was ths matter.
"Nothing did any good, and he had this
tronhle about a month before using Cutl
cura Soap and Ointment. In about threo
months the eruption was complatdy gono
and ho was wsU." (Signed) Mist Helen E.
Fleming. Hit 3I St. Columbuz. Ga.,
July IS. 1015.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Bldn Book on request Ad
drew post -card "Cuelcura, Ip. T, Bos
ton." 8o!d throughout the world.
HEAD A SIGHT
WITH PIPLES
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. St. P. Carlock.
IL P. Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. IaI
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hi.thl.un
Mr. and Mrs. K. ' Davi-
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mix
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. ltnrli,ml
Mr and Mrs. Oeorgo Walla' -Mrs.
C. A. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. n Hurxth.
Mr. and Src R. J. Tig-he
' Longnecker.
Atlas R. Desmond.
I. S. Bourne.
Mifi Aana Bourne
Mr and Mr. J. K Benton
Mr and Mrs. G T. Moore
II r and Mrs Edmund Lachmm
Mr and Mrs. J. M. Spain.
Mrs. Hazel Brickie.
Jim. W. D. Shea.
Mr. and Mrs. It B. Orndor'f
c'apty R J. Reaney.
Mr and Mrs R. F. Dai Is
Roger F. Mi-wart.
1 C. Hartford
V. B. Simmons
Mr. and Mr A J strajcr
Mr. and Mr Frank J Turner
W H. Shelton.
Mr and Mr Harry Swain.
l Dfllins-r
Mr and Mr.. O. .T. Mien
"Mr and Mr. D c- rrow. !!
Mr and Mrs, E. W. MBcaell.
A. S. Albro.
F If. CaB&incham.
Min WlUJe Mae Carson
Miss Harriot Stone.
Miss Rathnrn Poster.
A. G. Foster. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Max More.
I Mr and Mr. Jake MJller
, Mr and lira. W. at Butter.
I Mr and Mrs. E. W. Kayser.
Mr. and Mrs. M. CoMeatz.
I , Coblentz. ,
Mr. and Mrs, C. A- Ilfrictt.
Mr. and Mrs. SUutey Mayer.
! Mr. Max; Mayer.
Mr. B. F- Sinsnon.
' F. Owslejrv TotiacstowB, Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. a F. KnoBUocb.
r, H. Rodgers.
S X Sehwabe.
Mr. and Mrs. A. If. Rocff
Dr. and Mrs. J M. Ridley.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Beeaher
Mr. and Mrs. 1 W. Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. F; W. Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Taxrtb-e.
E. W. Sciirad-T.
Mrs. Bertha Rader
Mr. and Mrs Richard W. Xewton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fittf J Fetdman.
Mr. and Src W. Cooler.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Z. Silrersparre.
P B Fletcher.
Visa Battle Mae Loretx.
Mias Nannette Brandlda-e.
Col E V Smith.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo B. Auerbach.
V- "rl Mrs. J. It, Seftall.
.Mr and Mrs. Robert Krakaner
J B Lipplnrott, Los Angeles.
W. R Schutz
Mr. and 11 r- R II Carrlnston.
W. D. Small.
Miss Sarah Small.
Much of the success of the etening's
proKjram was due to the courtesy of the
Potter Floral company for flowers and
decorations and the Larrabee Electric
company for wiring and light effects
The dinner came to an end with those
present Joining: In the national anthem
"The Star Spangled Banner."
The committee in charge of the affair
ronsisted of E. W. Kayser. chairman
president A. E. Rowlands, secretary I
R. Segal!. G. A, Martin and K. C. Davis
PORTO RICO IS SHIPPING
$10,000,000 SUGAR CROP
San .Tuan, Porto Rico, Marrli ?4 Suga- j
allied at flO.000.00 An befnff marketed by )
Porto Ri o thl month. Kvvry ship to th ,
Unltitl nt I rarrrinit cs.prity loads
Tht month lfller.p prft'ont probably not
mtir thin J". rr cunt of the.alue of tbe
ngar produrol this fipason Mont of the
pup-ir is bin wild on a rUinff market at
priro roniderubly abo e $ per hundred
pound a
owt before In tho Itistory ot the island
hae the sugar men had such a Iarpe orop
nir prospects of uch irnlform high price.
Th'1 island's production. It fa estimated, will
le In the neighborhood of 380,000 tons, an
fn raei of approxlmatelf 75,000 tons over
H.f j far. And under present roarkPt ton
ditlnns it Is exp(ted that the whole rop
tI11 1 sold at an averaee of five cent pr
pnuml, or better. Tarffe sales this -w.vk
T" reported at J 5. 32 San Juan, equal to
$'. 40 New York.
l,abor troubles -which d Moped at th b
plnning of the cane hrt!Ht in Janusrv
hnt' pr-ir tl )llr all ubIdd and the grind -iiijr
i B.t'n 19 now at it height.
In jrat tif ally very instance thf labor r
hc r-feil an incrcas" In wapc nnl
shnrii r hour f labor The ugar plant r
hc Rmnt-4l the flAld labor nn eight hour
DAILY KECORD
liuUdlng Permitn.
To the My field Bull i In t anl Imiro
Tin nt i orapam to build n bri k bungalow in
Manhnttan Heights, o lima ted coet $4900.
To the Mayfleld Building and Improv1
irnt tompanr, to build a brlfk bungalow
in K-rn Plnre, rsilmatd oit $1W0
To I F Rischoff to Imlld .i nw roof on
a building at dOft', South El Paso street,
cfditiittt'd rit I'.oo
To t P. McVeigh, to mild fl gnrage at
lllfi Montana htrect ethwted tost J2000
Tv F riagu, to inilld a tenriimnt
hou-v' at Fourth and Taj street cstmiHttd
eost JIOOo
Ilreil I" Jed.
r'Hnt tonnolto- I H jtroun to .T .
PI. 11-. i tract of liml in i lint to nit
IJ r i-. ..ur( . oninlt r tlon J400. Man h
17 IIM
I i I 'I nn Ih north bv f'hifipo -Irort
ii1 nh l I .. ton i id i t i 'ii
' i .1 rth rnph I. rank i lis
l vii iu th ljutij f iru t-ts of tlit. Ind
pendent school district of El Taso, block
260. Alexander's addition; consideration
J5709, March 21. Tlto
North lde of Trowbridge ftelw-een Hous
ton and Crockett D. C. KIoss and u ife to
Mrs Mattlc Gardner, lots 5 and 6. anJ
westerly i. Inches of lot 7. block 39 Cm
ernment Hill, consideration $000, March
SI. 1910.
South side of Federal, between LoulsiIIle
snd Florida 1 r. Brady and J. W. Coolav
to Maur Kemp, lots 3. 35. block 10 Man
hattan Heights, consideration $10; Pebrnarr
8, 1S1C.
Clint townslteA E. Brown and .T. H
Taget to p H Brorni. a tract of land In
Clint Townelte, El Papo countv; considera
tion 310. March 16 191.
Sooth side of Cambridge, between Lamar
and Houston The Gorernment Hill com
pany to Florence Forest, lots 1J, 14, 15. 1.
block 30. 'Jorernment Hill, conslderati in
:. Mirch 13, uis
Xrr ft side of Lebanon, between Conr-
ehe.ne and Martlhe Joe Gardner anJ
wife to T C Kloss, lota one to six. Altnra
Park, coiulderatlon Il;. March 18, lp
Urened to Marrr.
Maorlo Schwar'7 to HedlTljr Mathlas.
C. Delgaclo to Manaela Lopez.
F Sah Idn to Irene Gonzales.
Automobile Licenced.
5:t I a Hayes, 1317 Arizona, Rndsjn
touring at
j F. L. DtOB, JOi North Kansas, t
passenger Ford
H A Watson. 32t Wyomlnr. E
passenger Chevrolet.
5J37 T Locklo, 1011 Bast BonleTard,
Dort touring car.
;38 y. A Ba'nd, Wells Fargu company,
i passenger Doit.
Births Glrln.
To Mr. aad Mrs. Francisco Estrada, US
Campboll, March 23.
Deaths.
J. ST. -Lilian, age 81. s0 Montana. March
?j: burial in Concordia.
L. Harnandozv 1T St. Vrain, Starch 11
burial In Concordia.
Mrs. Mary Newton Davidson, age 49. 91
Prospect. March 21; placed la Concordia re
ceiving vault. '
Albert H Sweatt age 14, ;m Federal,
January 2.- burial m Lebanon, Tenn
Mrs. Alice Marj Sweatt. ago 3C, 2SH Ped
eral. March 23: buried In Lebanon, Tenn
AFTER THE GRIPPE
Vinol Restored Her Strength
Canton. Miss. "I am 75 years old and
became -ery weak and feeble from the
effects of La Grippe, but Vinol has done
me a world of good. It has cured m
cough, built up my strength so I feci
active and well again." Mrs. LIZZIE
BALDWIN'. Canton. Mias.
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and Iron
tonic without oil. aids digestion, en
riches the blood and creates strength.
1 neiiualled for chronic coughs, colds
or bronchitis. Tour monev back if it
fails. Kelle & Pollard, Druggists.
Adverti&enien:
EL
i CASTOR OIL
If cross, feverish, constipat
ed, give "California
Syrup of Figs."
TM hck at our rlill4hoo4 days
Ueinenil,..r the "dose" mother Insisted
on r-rstnr oil. calomel, cathartic. How
ou hated them, how JOu fought against
luKins tlu'in T
,,AV',h our child, rn fs different.
Jlotheis h ei.np to tho 0,a forjn o
SH7 s,..siniP'7 tlon't realize rhatvthey
f.-ji 5e ",1"'lren revolt is ,Trell
rounded Then tender little "Insldes"
are injured bv them.
If our child stomach liver and
J.'E.I'.SW? rlenf,W. Bne only dell
clous California Syrup of Figs." Its
action :s positne. but R.-ntle. Jlirillons
or mothei KPep this harmless "fruit
J"1"', lianrtv. they know children
!.? .k,r,Ic " ,hat " never falls to
oiean the lici and bowels and sweeten
the stomach, and tlMt a teaspobnful
j-nn todav saves a sick child tomor-
.i-..,A'iIVdrueBiFit fl a 50-cent bot
tle Of C allfomia Svrur. , Pl. mhlph
has full directions rr.- 1..1.1.. -i,ii,li-..,
i 'n S'.lb Rw.?"d lor srown-ups plainly
::.;," "r- "'wre or counicneus
forma Pip svrup Company." Refuse
another kind with contempt. Adv.
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF
CM
HIE
PILLS
1
Kvery bit of dandruff disappears
arter one or two applications of Dan
derine rubbed well lnto the scalp with
the finger tipv ,;ot ., .tent bottle
"t JJanil. nt ,un .hue itoro and
save jour li.nr ftor a few applica
tions v.. , , ,,,, , particle of
d.i.Hlrurr .., ,, , ,,-lriK ,, llr and the
S'JIli Kill in, , ,t l, v,l.
TEXAS MORTGAGE GO. IS ENLARGED -
MORT COURTMARTIAL ENDS; ,
FINDINGS NOT DISCLOSED !
Brownsville, Texas, March 21 The I
court martial at Mercedes, considering !
charges against I.ieut. John K. Moi t, i
adjourned late Thuisday without an- I
nounclng Its decision. Two ballots re j
Lantii. ilia nimiiics ul me court
bo forwarded to Gen. Kunston
Mort was charged with having led
an expedition into Mexico January 2S
last, near Progreso. Texas, In violation
of orders and the policy of the I'nited
States. He went to tht rescue of two
American soldiers arrested by Mexican
troops.
An Ideal Remedy
for Nursing Mothers
Compound of Simple Laxative Herbi
Safe for Baby and
Mother.
Const ij.ation Is a disease that affects
the ohl onng and middle-aged, and
most people at one time or another neVd
help In regulating- the action of the
bowels. Harsh cathartics and purga
tives should not be employed fo relieve
constipation, as their effect Is onlv
temporary while they shock the sys
tem unnecessarily.
A remedy that can be used with per
fect safety for the tiniest babe and that
s equally effective for the strongest
constitution is found in the combina
tion of lr Caldwell's Sjrup Pepsin and
sold In drug stores everywhere for fifty
cents a bottle. This is an ideal house
hold remedy and should be in every
family medicine chest.
Mrs. F. I. Barsolow. 18 Leslie St,
Holyoke, Mass.. wrote to Df". Caldwell.
"Sydun Pepsin certainlv Is fine. I imve
It to my baby, Kveljn, and also took it
myself It is the only medicine I have
been able to take without affecting
Baby in the nursing I hae used it for
all four children and it is fine, they
nice it. ana asK lor it
A trial bottle of Dr Caldwell's S rup
mm West
TAKE THE
Golden State Limited
This Train Has Always Been and Still Is the
Premier Train of
The Southwest
Recently addtd all steel, electric lighted Observation-Club anfl Dining Cari
have been pronounced by experts "the last word'' in passenger equipment,
and greatly adds to the comtort and pleasure of your trip.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Roberts-Banner BIdg.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
All trains arriv6 and deD&rt from Cntnn
station, foot of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given In El Paeo or
mountain standard time.
Rivri rr
For Albnaueraue. Denver. Chlesrn T.n '
Angeles No. Ms ivs. S-5D a. m.: No. 310
ut S p. m.
Prom Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles,
Chicago No. tes arvs. 10 a. m.: No. lit
at :S pm
EL PASO A SOCnnVESTEKT.
(Western Division.)
For Arizona aad California No. X Ira. !
I.M p. ra.; Xo. 7. at T: p. m.
From Arizona anif Oallfnrnla Vn f -.
a. m.: Ko. 4 at 1C0 0 m.
(Eastern llirlslon.)
Far Kansas City. St Louis and Chicago
No 4 Ira. 1:6$ p m.: No. I. at 4:45 p. ra.
Aor i-ncumcari o. 5 its. . 30 a. m.
From Chicago. St Louis and Kansas City
Tom Tucumcarl No. 7 arrives 7-xo p. m.
O. n. S. A. AND S. P. TRAINS.
For San Antonio. Kv Orid&ns ann TCsuh.
Ington No. 103 Its. 1:45 a. m.: No. 18 at
10 SO Pl in.
From Washington. New Orleans and 8an
Antonio No. arvs. S:M p. m.: No, 101 at
10 p. m.
For Arizona snd California No. 1 Ivs.
:4S a. m.; No. 9 at C p. Ml; Na 101 at
10-15 p. TO.
From Arizona and California No. 10:
arvs. S.J a. m.; No. J at 4:0 p. m.; No.
v at 9 p. m
TEXAS A rvciFic.
For Dallas and 3t Louis Na. f. Iva :S
a. m No 4, at 7 p. m.
From St. Lnuls and Dallas Na 3 arvs.
15 a. ra.: Nn 5 at t 35 p m.
MEXICAN CENTRAI
No rrgular sthadule
MEXICO AXW NOKTJI WESTERN.
No r..prulir (hedulc.
AUTOMOBILE ROUTES
HICKOK HOTEL and auto line. Eagle. N.
H. Trips to Elephant Butte and ralomas
Sprlnga Cars meet all trains.
L,KL AI.r.EV, ninsboro and Kingston
auto stage and express line meets all trains
at Lake Valley, wire at my expense for
so,lal trips anywhere at any time. Hates
reasonable F v Mister. Hlllsboro, N. M.
SII.TER C1TY-MOCOLLON
stage line, one
wa ..,w. round trip 31o
13 passenger car. vir oi
. . i, . - -"" -
a trip 1 Stanley steamer.
rv !Kht 3"ar eiperle nee Mogollen read.
mi """. . J. box 703. Phons J4,
silver City
ROSWM.L-CAURIZOZO mall line. Passen
ger service leaving both Roswell and Carri
rozo .lally aBo sundl,y at g a. m. for Plca
J,"p Tlnnle. Hondo. Lincoln. Ft. Stanton,
capitan and Nogai Through fare one way.
J8.40 Intermediate points st Sc per mile,
uaggage carried up to 175 poun.ls. 50
Ei . free- Ksxbss at 1c per pound. Ros
weu Auto Co. owners and oserators.
IIL.1'f;,-U"4'"OUOKD0 passenger and
rZ " ""' Automobiles leave Alamogerdo
.7 " at lv !" a. m. arrive at Koswell
?.. ?. p "' W'-tbound in'omoMIe leave
"oswui ,or Atamog.ordo nt 7 0 fc , Arrlve
It is.m'?rdo t !' P m. Stops are made
ii.T following point- Picacho. Tlnnle.
inn ., San l-strlclo Olen Coe. White Mt.
Th,V., M""Hro Bent. Tulsross, La Lux.
iiJ,h, '" one nay 310 Intermediate
hJL p,r ml,e- Twenty-five pounds
Vi e carrl,1 free f.cc-s lr per pound.
Aiamogordo Garage. Alamogordo. N M.
S8, TO TUOEMX Eight hours. Via
"'irlt nan Im-- Dom'nlon hotel
.iOr nll x "rt n .. A, ... i i . -l
Stockholders Vote to In
crease Capital Stock From
$200,000 to $500,000.
i 1 I'tin hanks continue to gicm
a ineetipcr of the stockholders of
lV.is Mintage company, held ip
will affif
j in i n- ui i ne xexas inK jt xrusf t .
p.mv it was vote dunaniraouslv to w
itetKi tin
apltal stock from $20 i 0
to j'Hio.iioo
This liiiieso was voted upon the
splendid showing made by the Mort
gage company iluilng the past iear
Practically all of the officers, directors
and stockholders were present at the
meeting.
i
EVELYN BAESOLOW.
Pepsin can be obtained, free or ehm
by writing; to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 45 !
I Washington St, Montlcello, 111.
.., 594.50,
jance. Gila Valley Auto Stars Line. Globe,
EL PASO-CLTXT-L.Wheeler'o car leaves Clint
for Kl Paso daily, lncludlnr Sunday, at I 31
The Herald office at S:i p. nu Express
and parcels carried.
mr. inix-na r Z.
g'2. SrH0' Ltt'sa- Tz Auto Lln.
t-il , ?22P a,aUir IceP' Sanday a.
I". JJi aJ?iT'?" Itaea via Soaaa and
1"".. -".""" : to Big
1 ' "wmi trip, Cordin A Smith. Ptoot
Big; Springs. Tex
1 Kl. r.SO-Ll MESA auto tine, utmsr Tn.
I .. .u. a u j-.T. " .ne" nPP?r "?
west side. Herald delivery leaves Herald of
fice each week day it 4 p. m. Fares fro
.. x-a m louowinr points are as follows-
Canutlllo. 75c; La Union store. JLC
I lTv1 lM Me,a 'or El Paso at a. ml daily
Telephone 3. La Mesa. N M. rtf
'a wiuuta auto line, for Mesllla valler
Points, leaves Herald office each wstk dav
ar z i& .. m ib . . w
r." ---.. " iron iui fno 10 cant
tlllo. 7Sc: Ailthonv. SI nn n..inn c
f 1 An -n-i. .
?no. JL50: Xesquite. JL7S: ilssllla p.rk-
. - . . . . u.iiuu ..a
- "0. Las Cruces J2.00. Leaves L T J, h
Aewa Stand. Phone 145. for El Paso, at
P. m. dally.
TCLAROSA-SIJESCALKKO auto leaves Tobw
rosa for Mesealero. dally. 33 round trip, fars
to Alamogordo J3. D. W. Shoemaker Au a
Line, Tularosa, N. Jf.
MAKFA-FORT DA IS auto mall lln. ieavrs
Fort Davis daily and Sundays a. m. Leavrs
a.ra i. "w1 2"' ;-60- roua'l trT
4 9. a. W. Davis. Prop.
BLACK RANGE auto stage and express "ne
passenger service leaving Engle and Cn -
Ida dally except Suaday at 7 a. m. for E'e
phant Bntte. Cncblllo Willow Spring- aal
Falrrlew Through f .-e one nr. I. In
mediate points, 10c per nlle. Baggage ea.
ried SO pounds free, excess ; tents ner
pound.
ni'NCAN-SOLOMOWIIXE automoli e ..- i
line. Save one day betwron ;iubo a l t
ton. Leave Duncan 8 30 a. m , nrn s
smonvllle 11-W a. m rave Soionfir
11 45 a. m.: arrive Duncan Z 15 p n F
each way 35.90. K. L. Reid. manager. D-i
can Arisona.
1 AIHWS-CLINT-EL PASO automobile st.ge
llae. See the loer valley af.d enioy a rrx
good ride KounU trip fare to Clint 31
wmvtta i o. Auiomooiie leaves El Pa
Herald office each evening except Sunday
o rioc. Aiajca resertiuons at Ths Hera
office.
LORDSnURG. TTROE; SILVER CTTT
mini leaves I.ord-hi-g dally 1 p ra. v a
ivrune. leaves Siher citv dailv gam v a
I rone Through rtre o-ie wav Ji. roi
trip Jll Silver Ci v to Tyrone one w
3: 00; round trip 33 ' n srv't Uarage Lord
burg. N. it. Broailivay Hotel. Silver dtj.
N. M.
OnE(-CLN 1-T
Every day exorpt b n 1 .
3L2.1 G. c. Marshal' 1'-
auto mall lins
'. Fare one way
'Prletor
nUKNA IhTA-OMMI FALLS, auto mail
Hue. Leaves Huena lata 9am T -.i a
Sr ,. '!?. l -P m ' one way 3; 0.
C O. Humble. Proprietor.
Herald Want Ads
Bring Results
Try One aud He t onvinced.
tl
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y. . . . - '" "'I'm JH'ITIII I
v- m. Fsro Jlj. .Mke rMriatlons In ad-1

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