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EL PASO HERALD
Mondar December 18 1911
LIVESTOCK
MCE EXCELLENT
ABOUNDSANDERSON
t. ai . Trill '
rsoseiiiieiu & ouccpjx .
Six Bisr Panthers;
Dairy Herd Sold
Sanderson Tex. Dec. 18. A splendid
rain has fallen over this entire county.
After the rain had ceased falling a
snow amounting to about an Inch fell
This puts tbe range throughout thli
section In excellent shape.
J R. Addie a prominent sheepman of
ths county ranching near Rosenfields
was in town on business and reports
tnat he has killed six panthers whin
the nast few months. These animals
ae wrought great havoc among the
flocks of sheepmen In Mr. Addle s sec
Tlon and an effort U being made to
tx'erminate them. .j
Dave Stuckey has sold his dairy herd
here to Joe Kerr. He has also dUpoMd
of his barber shop to W.' I Ballui-
une and has gone to Grimes county
where he will likely locate.
Tippett Brothefs sheepmen from
Crockett county have leased the ari
Tankersley range In this county and
moved their sheep there. Mr. Tanker-
si ev has sold his cattle to Joe Kerr of
th's place at private terms.
Grover Kmg met with a very pain-
ful accident at the Banner ranch while
running his horse at full speed. He
ran into a wire fence an the horse an?
ider were both thrown violently to
the ground. No hones were broken but
the young man's face w. badly
scratched up and some severe bruises
sustained.
CATTLE FEOM SONORA
ARE SENT TO TEXAS
President of Greene Cattle
Company Thinks Beef
Prices "Will Drop
Douglas. Aria. Dec. 18. About 1800
head of cattle passed through Douglas
en route to Texas points for winter
feeding having been purchased from
Ponora ranchmen. The cattle were all
better than the average none being na-
tive Mexican range stock. Bates and
Fife shipped 460 head. James Nolan 300
head the Cuchuta ranch between 1000
and 1200 This Is the first shipment
rpm the latter named property since
qusrantine was recently lifted. The
aggregate of the deals Involves about
$40 000 gold.
That beef cattle will not sustain the
present high price through 1912. is. the
opinion of Frank B. Moson preyaent
pf the Greene Cattle company whft was
in Douglas from his headquarters at
Hereford. The beef trust investigation
with the embargo declared by the Brit-
ish war office will be one factor of
responsibility. Another will be the ex-
treme likelinood of the Democratic con-
gress placing dressed beef upon the
free list This will admit SoutTi Amer-
ican meats free to the great detriment
of the American cattleman. Mr. Mo-
son anticipates prices holding fairly
well for -several months but believes
That by late spring the sag will com-
mence The Greene Cattle company has com-
pleted ita shipments for . the year.
About 5000 head of cattle were disposed
of from the company ranches in Arizona
and Sonora.
SHTJMLA STOGKMAN
BUYS ANGORA FLOCK
Lanctry. Tex. Dec. 18. A fine soak-
ing .-gin fell over this country. The
rain is of inestimable "value as it will
insure a good growth of winter weeds
on the ranges and bring stock through
to spring in good condition.
T E Hough of Shumla near here
has purchased the Fielder Angora fleck
from James McLyrmt of Del Rio.
There ere 2000 head in the flock.
W I. Babb has received ten register-
ed Merino rams from the D. Hart's
flocks These are the largest rams of
this breed that bv been brought here.
SHIPS TWO CVRS II?
CTTI.E TO FOltr U'OHVH
Big Spring Dec 18. G. E. Abney
lld.2 nillfJlJCU UUL IWI 14LXS VL C&Llie IV
the Fort Worth market.
"Shooting Show Girls" Acquitted
ETHKL COXRAD l . E. D. STOKES LILLIAN GRAHAM
New York X Y Pe 1 Q A. erdit of not gu U was- returned by the jury freeing Lillian Graham
and Ethel Conrad of criminal charges on which they had been held since last June for shooting the millionaire
sportsman and hotel proprietor W. E. T. Stokes. i J
The jt read ed its eraut in s''phtly less thar o-ie hour
The shooting show girls' were tried on an indictment of three counts the fir-t cliarino an attempt to
murder Stokes Of consideration of this count howeer the jurors were relieved b Justice Marcus at the re-
quest of the district attorney The court restricted the Jury to the second and third counts which charged re-
spectively assault in the first degree with intent to kill and asault in the second degree with Intent to do bodily
injar
R hen summoned to hear the verdict. Miss Graham appeared unstrung and was assisted into the courtroom.
Hoods
JSarsaparilla
Acts directly and peculiarly
on the blood; purifies enriches
ana reyiraiizes it ana ia uhd
y bunds the g
tern. Take it. Get it today.
In usual liquid form or in chocolate
floated tablets called Sarsatabs.
LIVESTOCK
SALES OF CATTLE
AT THE CONVENTION
Delegates to the Livestock
Meeting Sell Million
Dollars' Worth
Denver Colo. Dec. 18. More than
$1000000 worth of cattle were sold y
stockmen who attended the convention
of the American National Livestock as-
sociation here.
A. E. Dericqles general manager of
the American Livestock & Loan com-
pany and others announced the pur-
chase from the Corralitos cattle com-
pany of old Mexico of 5000 head of two
and three years old steers also the pur-
chase of 8000 steers and cows from the
Chiricuhua company of Arizona
The American Livestock company
sold to Pyle & Jferchevllle of Texas
6000 steers now in the company's pas-
tures in the south.
LIFT QUARANTINE
-ON CACHUTA RANCH
Cattle From Big Pasqueira
Estate May Now Come
to United States
Douglas Ariz Dec 18. The quaran-
tine placed upon the Cuchuta ranch of
Sonora the immense holding V the
Pesqueira estate has been raised by
Federal veterinary Dr. Harry M. Hart
after thorough examination of more
than 5000 head of cattle. The first
shipment from the ranch jessed
through Douglas Saturday a train load
or cattle numbering from 1200 to 1500
head consigned to Dallas. Tex. buyers.
The ranch was under quarantine for
Texas fever.
IMPORTS 225b HEAD
OF MEXICAN CATTLE
Columbus N. H. Dec 18. A. L. Boyd
Imported from Mexico 2250 tead of cat-
tle thirteen cars of which were con-
signed to G. L. Brown Odessa Texas
eight cars to C. B. Pruton San Marcial
Texas three cars to A. M James El
Paso Texas eight cars to Mack High-
fill. French N. 2k twenty-eight cars to
Du Pree A Tankerslee El Paso and 100
head were shipped to Wm. Baker Her-
manax. N. M
Mr. Boyd experts to have a)it!irr t
large cattle importation about the lest j
of the month. He is anxious to cltsn
up his deliveries before the new tax of
five pesos recently levied oy-he Chihuahua-
legislature goes into effect.
MEXICO RANCHMEN
SELL 2000 CATTLE
Colonia Diaz. Chlh Mex.. Dec 18.
A. I. Boyde manager of the Boyde &A
Booker Co has left ror Columbus j.
M- to shin about 2000 cattle to ports in
Texas. He has been receiving at thei
ranch all the cattle known as the
"Boco Grande ranch" cattle belonging
to Sallno Uritia. The company has
leased the ranch for four years and
bought all of the cattle- belonging
to the ranch. Mr. Boyde has jnst finish-
ed receiving the Mapula cattle which
were bought some time ago.
The cattle are in better condition
than they have been for several jears
and there have been plenty of chances
to sell.
SELLS lem CATTLE TO BE
DELIVERED AT EL RASO.
RosweU N. M- Dec 18. W. J. Wil-
kinson J. P. White and J. W. Stockard
have gone to El Paso and old Mexico
pqints on cattle Duainess. mcuowcii
Winter has old T. D White 1000 Mexi-
can cattle EH Paso delivery.
Trying to Kill
If you want to please
"Him"
give furnishings
&ygsi?$ m& w J fell
ma
and it will be most especially pleasing
to him if he knows- they come from
MANSFIELD'S. Our shop is fairly
overflowing with gift suggesttoas too
numerous to itemize. Suffice it to
say if it anything a man wants we
bare it.
"Not an Expensive Shop."
MILLS BLDG.
Save 25
On Diamonds-arid Watches
1-3 Off on Other Jewelry
Let Us Show You.
Guaranty Loan and
Jewelry Co.
219 San Antonio St
Opposite Springers
POTS ABE BOir.E?G FOR
SALVATION ARMY'S FCYD
El Paso will help to keep the pot
kjlltr lliA rhHottiMB TWitis itiT the
Salvation Army's Christmas fund were
placed on tne streets or ine ciiy i-
urHay for the first time this year.
"There could be no Better medicine
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. My
children were all sick with whooping
cough. One of them was in bed had a
high fever and was coughing up blood.
Onr doctor gave them Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and the first dose eased
thdn and three bottles cured them"
says Mrs. R. A. Donaldson of Lexing-
ton Miss. For sale by all Dealers.
r
Large variety of silk and lace shawls
and mantillas for Christmas presents
at Klines Curio Store.
A small quantity of gents' silk un-
derwear and socks left at half Dric.i. at
Kline' Curio Store.
! Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Millionaire
A Feast of
For Christmas
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jjjjk Fancy
We have spared no effort this season to
prepare for you the most elaborate display
of Christmas dainties ever shown in El Paso
and that our efforts have been appreciated
is attested to by the crowds that throng our
store daily. This week will be the biggest
grocery week of the entire year. Come as
early in the week as possible and av.oid the
rush and hurry sure to attend the closing
days of the week.
Our prices and goods will prove irresistible
to those who want to get
The Best
Freshest and
.
Purest Groceries
For the Least
Possible
Money
Phone 353
ALFALFA GROWERS
FORM ASSOCIATION
Meeting at Clint Results hi
Effort For Co-
operation Following out the program inau-
gurated by the progressive farmers for
the El Paso vallev last month when
tli met and organised the El Paso
lal'ey Farmers' instruite aoout 20 Of
the largest alfalfa growers of the coua-
t . met Saturday at Clint and organized
a temporary Alfalfa Growers' associ-
ation The meeting was held under the au-
spices of the Farmers' institute and
wa called to order by president T. D.
Porcher with H. L. Edwards at the
secretary's desk. Talks were made by
Mr Port her and Mr. Edwards explain-
ing the objects of the meeting and the
benefits to be exDected from such an
"organization.
The working plans and bylaws of
similar organizations throughout the
country had been secured. These were
read and discussed.
On motion it was decided to organize
an Alfalfa Growers' association and
Homer Wells was elected chairman and
r m McKinney. secretary.
A committee of three composed of
C E Kellogg. L. R Thomson and Dr.
J H Paget was elected to draft by-
law s and a constitution and to make
a report at a meeting to be called by
the chairman as soon as the report is
preoared
Much interest was manifested and it
v.as ery evident that at last the wtlley
farmers are fully awake to the need of
a more united effort
ALPINE RESIDENCE ROBBED
OP GOLD "WATCH AND 3IONBT
Alpine Texas. Dec. 18. A gold watch
and several dollars In money were
stolen from the McGaughy residence.
Mrs. E. O. Abbott has recovered from
the results of her recent accident.
Miss Flora E. Dougherty has gone to
El Paso and will visit her sister in New
Mexico before returning home.
H C. Phillips and family of this
place expect to move for the Paciflo
coast country by the first of the year.
Alpine was visited by a fine two and
one-half inch snow.
Cheap aad quick development is only
possible with Witte Gasoline Hoists and
Chicago Pneumatic Gasoline Air Com-
pressors and Hammer Drills. Carried in
stock by H A. Carpenter & Bro.. exclu-
sive southwestern distributors. 303 San
Francisco street. El Paso "Texas.
Good Things
mm?iiSMlEM& l74Mk JItt'fs OkM
BlSf 9k For Christmas 99
An
Unlimited
Assortment of
Fancy Mountain
Apples-
Fancy Mountain Apples ajl kinds
4 pounds for ...... -25c
Fancy Winesap Apples box i $2.25
Fancy Black Twig Apples box $2.25
Greening Apples box $2.25
Ben Davis Apples box .. .$1.75 M
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BELEN MERCHANTS
DO BRISK BUSINESS
Christmas Trade Indicates
Greater Prosperity in
the Belen Country
Belen N. M. Dec IS. "With Christ-
mas less than a week away the busi-
ness houses of Belen are enjoying an
increased business in proportion to the
prosperity of this section of the coun-
try during the past year. The Christ-
mas trade seems to be heavier tljan
wr before this season and this fact is
probably largely due to the fact that
Belen has enjoyqd a growth in popula-
tion during the year. A large number
of families and individuals have made
Belen their home and the permanent
population is growing steadily.
All of the churches of Belen are
planning their Christmas entertain-
ments for the Sunaay schools and the
results promise to be -Sery satisfactory.
The Sunday school of the Lutheran
church ia preparing a special program.
The Methodist Sunday school is also
working on a program and the pupils
are rehearsing often. The Christmas
tree and distribution of treats provided
by the school will be the feature of the
program which will be presented next
Sunday evening.
The teachers of the Belen public
school are also busy in the preparation
of an extensive entertainment whc
will be presented on the last afternoon
of school prior to the dismissal for he
holiday vacation.
O. X. Thompson is the latest addition
to the roster of merchants In Belen. He
has opened a tailoring shop and variety
store. Mr. Thompson came here from
Vaughn where he had been in busi-
ness. Belen together with other portions of
central and southern New Mexico was
visited by a snow whioh was the larg-
est fall of snow for some time. The
weather since has been pleasant.
SUNSHINE tfURSERY
IN NEW QUARTERS
The Sunshine society's day . nursery
now occupies its commodious new
home at 200 South Campbell street The
nursery moved to Its new quarters Sat-
urday. A local transfer company gen
l All kinds fresh nuts fD
ttt everyone good lb. HI
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jij3 Fresh Shelled Pecans lb.
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Fresh Shelled Almonds lb.
60c
Fresh Shelled Walnuts lb.
60c
Delicious Asparagus
Fancy large white Asparagus can 30c
White Asparagus in one pound O E
round cans 2 cans for &OC
Fruit of All Kinds
Fancy California Grapes basket 0c
Fancy Imported Malaga Grape lb 25c
Fancy Oranges doz 30c 40c and 50c
Fancy Tangerines doz 25c
Fancy Mexican Strawberries box 20c
Christmas Candy
A complete line of Fine Candy put up in
fancy boxes specially nice for Christmas
Presents and very reasonable.
Fresh Cider
Pure Apple Cider made from
selected apples gallon
Imported Japanese
Baskets
Be sure and see our beautiful display of
these most acceptable of all gifts quaint
artistic and unique.
On Display In Our
Windows
erously looked after the removal of the
nursery's possessions. The new quarters
have 12 rooms which will greatly en-
large the scope of the nursery work.
The nursery has grown considerably
in the year it has been established. It
began with four children and now
cares for a daily average of 2. The
Ttie right powder
at the right price
One cent an ounce 25 ounces for 23 cents is the rigid
price to pay for baking- powder. It's the price
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donations for the outfitting of the new
home have been most generous
In preparation for the Sunshmers's
Christmas tree a popcorn party will
be held at the home Friday night for
the mothers of the nursery children
and the popcorn will be strung for the
tree decorations.
BAKING
POWDER
sells for. Do not pay more; it's a waste of money.
K C Baking Powder is pore wholesome and ef-
fective in 4ctkn. Results are sure and certain.
A trial will not only convince but make yon
a firm fast friend. You really ought to know
for yourself what a wonderful baking help EL- C
Baking Powder is.
Send for tne K C Cook's Book
It's FREE
The K C Goofs Book containing 90 tested eaHf-
made recipes sent fre upon receipt of the adored cer-
tificate packed in the 25-cent can. Send it today.
Jaques Mfg. Co. Chicago
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