El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 209, Ed. 1 Friday, September 16, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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Horace B. Stevens
A TRUE HOME INDUSTRY.
Real state
All the Stock owned bv San Antonio citizens
During the Battle of
Santiago.
AND
ll
V.-
Largest Brewery in the South.
Last year's output 2Tfl000 kegs more than any other brewery south of
St. Louis. The cause of this is the excellent quality of the beer produced.
Telephone 122.
J.
pTHEMPACIl
h SUNSET 1
1-5 ROUTE
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN
SERVICE WITH BUFFET
SLtEPERS
Only Standard Gauge Line Running Through
Sleepers to Cily of Mexico.
- Night and Morning Connections at New Orleans with Lines to
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON ATLANTA CINCINNATI.
ST. LOUIS. MEMPHIS AND CHICAGO.
C W BEIN.
Trrffio Manager. Houston Tex.
F SCHAEFER.
The Druggist
4&
Headquarters for
Moth Paper
& Powder
AMD
Tar Balls.
y Roach Bait
4$
V Sticky and Poisonous
Flv Paper.
115-
BRONSON BLOCK. f
DS Register
SPECIALIST.
Konsultation FREE.
UTERINE DISEASES kT
Kal'lnff of the Worn l Ltnirorrhoea lrrraulur
Muom rlcttied. UlueritUon of tne Wt b
rele Mense. OTiirltu Troub'po try Dr.
Kt-Blster' "ew Cure." Kor uny of thfn nd
lndr"t dlHHKH this Net Cure can te used
In AT A DDU CONSUMPTION. LI'XO n.
UAIMnrin hkom:ihai. rhoriu-Ks.
Dr. KeBlHter can dniontrie to uny one in-
vesttKallbK Hint he h: the Latent ami tin
proved methods for cut-ins these foublrs.
Hundred of liopele hitve come to
thl rl itmte and with the u.!.itamn of ilno
wonderful a nolr of tiir!l-Htl"n In the
l.uow Thro( and othe.r Mui u-M'aibrane
hiTe hifn r tored to he.iltn.
R. . DTI IDC l'oltle y cured permiknent
U r I U n L ly without the r: ll nl oU.t-
ntlnn td does not detain from luslnM. No
rutilnf orliwo' blood.
PA KIPCDC Llpua all malignant prow-
unlluLnO th pettl'-ly removed and
no return of the disease. Will furnish en o-
pllcntion. In person or by letter over iw
"red tn Ibis country and vicinity
pil TQ t'ured wltnout ipertlon or deten-
I I LLo lion from business. M v method Is
i. new and puloless ooerstlun and no cutting
or Ions of blond. A ptTnl-tient cure In each
eaae iv ptMl for trest menl.
VAD Tt Todoctorfor his symptom blanks
IV n I I L if livlnit away tmtn city: a (fis-at
many css.s rursl by recelvln treatu.ent
aud medicine by tnsll. who cunciot ava'l
themselvea iif h s iixrsonal attent en. He
recommends niore especlslly women who are
sutforlra from I'terlnn Diseases to try tils
Home trestnients.
nCCIPCC "ver l.elnskv Wholesale Oro-
U I T I L CO -ry Store head of Kl P-o St.
tpposlte lirand 'entr:il Hotel. I'tlvate tii-.-vpuou
l(oom for Ladles. Honrs: 10 a. m. to
i p. m.
Addrena D1S. RKtilSTF.K CO.. F.I I'aHO
Teaas.
Dr. M. Ramser
I'ra.-tlce limited '
EYE I
EAR.... .20
Pra.-tlce limited to
NOSE
THROAT.
Spectacles accurately fltwei.
-OkYaaVeCkE BLOCK.
IT.
. -
W. MAGOFFIN Agent.
Sunset Route.
99
New Orleans and Galveston
San Antonio and Galveston
L. J. PARKS.
A. U. P. & T. A. Houston Tex.
THE REMINGTON
Standard Typewriter.
MERCHANT & MANNING
State Dealers Dallas Texas.
M 1 MICI I irrtN Local Dernier. Boom 12.
HI. I mvIIi.llJUll Sheldon Blk. El I'aso. Tex
Texas & Pacific
EXCUKSIONS.
"No Trouble to Answer Questions.1
Omaha Neb. and return account Exposi-
tion Thirty-day tickets. toO.&S. Tickets good
for return until November 15. Mo. 30.
Ei Faro to Chicago a d Return Aug. 5-11:
Sept. 0-16; Oct. SH-Nov. y. lieturn limits
A us. 30 Sept. 24. Nov. 13 respectively. Certi-
ficate plan account meetings Interstate
Mrc hunts' Association: $W. 55
Tourist Cars from El Paso via Ft. Worth
and Kansas City to Chicago every Thursday.
These cars are Clean Well Furnished and
Cool; especially adapted to Summer Travel.
Tickets are now on sale from F.I Paso to
Mineral Wells the Ureal Texas Health Re-
sort atf24.ao good for sixty days from date
of sale. For other iaformarlon inquire of
A. W. MONTAGU K. Depot Ticket Agt. or
B. F. DAUKYsHIKE
Southwestern Freight and Passenger Agent
No 117 Kl Paso Street. El Paso. Texas.
Dr. King Specialist
Frei'denthal Blk.
Hours: 9 a. rn. to 5 p. m.
Night hours: 7 to 8.
CONSULTATION' FUEE
BLOOD Second ry
POISON
tively cured without he
us of mercury: com pi i-
cttlons us Sore Throat
t'l'-ers. Sore Mouth Plm-
ples. t UKK It il m run teed.
QT R I PTI I R F Kemoved by Electricity.
O I Illy I UllC No detention from busi
ness and positively ualnless. A i?ii:.i-:mipeil
Vi'IT'T rase accepted for trentment.
PRIVATE DISEASES o.V?V
WF PIIRF" CATARRH. Kidney and Uni-
U UUIIL nary Troubles Uterine Di-
seases PILE8 without Unlfe Scrofula Ecxe-
J"a. Chrome Rheumatism Deafness Rupture.
V V R I T K ''"symptom hlankson aoy alove
Willi I I diseases. Cases treated by mail.
Address. DK. K1NU At CO. El Paso. Texas.
R.G. .M.diP. Ry.
I Sierra- Madre Line
-TO-
and the
g Yaqui Gold Fields.
J. C. Ross&Co.
s v ... w
Undertakers and Jynhliners
401 EL PASO ST.
thing Satisfactory.' f
Office 'Phone 211. Keeldence 183.
W. E. RATLIFF
DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge work done at rea-
sonable prices. All work guaranteed.
ROOM IS - SHELDON BLDG
Mi
ML
In Hard Luck.
The Houston Poet gives the follow-
ing account of an amusing mistake by
which an interesting program fell
through. The inhabitants of a email
town had made great preparations to
entertain the G. H. inspection party
but the committee arrived at the depot
a half hour after the train had passed
through. The citizens then resolved
to entertain the party on its return
but. ead to say the party disbanded at
this end of the line and the people of
that town will have to save their en-
thusiasm for some future event. The
account is as follows:
"A few days ago when Manager
Van Vleck and his corps of Sunset offi-
cials left Houston ob tbelr annual in-
spection over the road they looked
forward to a pleasant meeting at Se-
euin. The prominent business men of
that up to date burg had invited tbem
in advance to u carriage drive over the
citv. the invitation was accepted and
all the way from here to the Guada
lupe river fnvate secretary unaries
Elubener the orator of the railroad
carty downed the ncise of the train
in bis impassioned rehearsal of the elo-
quent speech he intended to deliver as
a "feeble expression of thanks" to the
good people or Seguin for their proffer-
ed courtesy and hospitality.
"In the meantime the members of
the local reception committee put on
their Sunday clotbes engaged all the
carriages in'town for the accomodation
of their expected guests and mentally
viewed with pleasing anticipations the
grand parade ic which they and the
railroad were to participate. All Sej
guia was more or less on the qui
vlve and everybody 'brushed up' for
the event. By some amusing mis-
understanding however the expected
arrival of the train did not tally with
the actual arrival. It was looked for
at 10 o'clock but rolled into the depot
puffing and snorting and whistling
precisely at 9: 30 a. in. The reception
committee nor bis honor the mayor
nor any delegation of citizens wa
there to welcome the distinguished
railroaders or greet with applause the
flowery oration of Mr. Hubener. They
failed to connect and the special pulled
out before the mistake could be correc
ted.
When the reception committee and
all the pomp and pageantry of Seguin
arrived at the station a half hour later
they learned that the Sunset officials
bad come ana leit ana mat an ineir
preparations were made in vain.
"Thus Manager Van Vleck and his
friends lost a hearty welcome and an
enjoyable carriage ride. Mr. Hubener
missed the opportunity of delivering
his oration the expected parade was
abandoned and the local com-
mittee of business men had more
vehicles at their disposal that forenoon
than thev knew what to do witb.
However. Seguin will not be disap-
pointed a second time. It is deter-
mined on the return of the inspection
nartv to intercept and royally enter
tain them and correspondence to that
end is now in progress."
The Spell Is Past.
The G. H. inspection party headed
by Manager Van Vleck pulled into tbe
G. H. yards at exactly 4:45 yesterday
afternoon. The train was brought to a
standstill at the road crossing east of
the G. H. roundhouse and the annual
inspection party consisting of fifteen
first-class railroad men left the train
and tbe work of thoroughly inspecting
the G. H. property began. J.ne party
first entered tbe round bouse and from
there went to the blacksmith shop
and from there .to the machine shop.
fCvervthin? was shining and the
faces of the inspectors beamed witb de-
licht. Not a tool was misplaced and
evervthine went to prove that cleanli
nea was wen urcsemcu. i-1 iu uuii
11 J .Kama
the party passed out through the en
gine room into toe yam
office and from there on
to Mr. McCarthy's department in the
freight office. On all sides the inspec
tors found things in perfect condition
and thevDroceeded to Superintendent
Martin's omce ana compietea ineir
. i . . . t
work. Tbev have been on the road
betwetn bere and New Orleans for the
past ten days and were thoroughly
tired last evenine.
The train consisted of two coacbes. a
Pullman and a private car "San J a
clnto." This car was equipped with a
pilot and was run all the way here
ahead of the engine so the inspection
party could get a good view or tne
track.
The special train has been abandoned
There is too little
prcachint; of the
coprl of health. It
the last thinn that
anyone thinks of
achinsr. either to a
lan - child or woman-
tiild. It is one of the
mrrL important branch
es of an education.
Without health a man
will be a business ana a
woman a social failure.
When the body of either
a man or a woman is prop
erly nourished the result
is the eniovment ot srood
health. Almost all ill-health
is due to improper or in
sufficient nourishment. If
the stomach is rifht and the
liver is rieht the blood will
receive its normal supply of the IHe-jjiviiifr
elements of the food and the body will bit
pronerlv nourished. Ir. Pierce s . olden
Medical Iiisrovery acts directly upon the
stomach and liver. It purifies anil enriches
the blood. It is the jrreat blood maker
flesh builder nerve tonic and restorative.
It promotes the natural activity of the en
tire nutritive organism. It puts an end
to the slow starvation that is at the base of
many diseases. It does not make flabbv
fat like cixl liver oil. but firm muscular
tissues. It does not make corpulent peo
ple more corpulent nut builds up the sys
tent t" the normal standard.
I was niti down with tierrons prostration and
femalf weakn'-ss and kidney Innibl" writes
Mrs. Marnndri Rnms-v oi smartt. Virrcn C
Trim. ' My bowels wi-re constiiviteil. Mv
whole vstem was wrecked. My fvu-nds tlifMiht
1 would die. 1 hud read or Ilr. tierce's medi
cines ami sent for the W)lden MedunI tm-ov-
ery' ' Favorite rrescription and rUvisant rel-
icts lu one week's time I beu.iti lo sit iin. In
two tveeks 1 could sit up all day. alter I.L-iiiir so
Darltii.it I naa to De neipeii in sml out 01 oeu.
have triken I'otir bottles of ' Oolden Medical li
povrry and two of' l.'avorite Hrescriplioii ' and
sm iii lH-lter health than 1 have het-u lor years."
Constipation is the father of all manner
of maladies. If it did not exist or was in
all cases promptly relieved the majority of
medical books could be safelv destroyed
It is the easiest sickness to nettled and the
simplest to cure. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets cure constipation every time. They
cure it pronuitlv. coinoletelv and iitrma
nentlv. They never gripe. Thev don't pet
von out 'o liichts. One " Pellet is
eentle laxative and two a mild cathartic
Drvgguitc keep nothing else ' ust as good.
T 'Mil
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T
HE above is a picture of the concert stand in Juarez. An entertai11-
ment was beld last nigbt in honor of the birthday of tbe president
and another will be held there tonight celebrating tbe birthday of
the nation.
at this point and the members of the
pary may return wnenever mey see
tit. Some or them leu toaay ana tne
rest will leave possibly tomorrow.
When the party all reach Houston
tbe task of awarding the prizes will
be?in. which it ia expected will ba
completed within tbe next ten days.
Western Railroad Properties.
It is hard for an eastern investor
who has not been in the West to ap-
preciate the enormous strides which
western railway properties have made
during the past year. Nearly every
ine tells the same etory. Mane tsur-
lington for example with its ex
penditure of over iimjuuuu ior im-
provements and new equipment all of
which bas been charged to operating
expenses. Then turn to tbe Atchi-on
Topeka & Santa Fe and tbe Union Pa-
cific. The Atchison is now double
tracking about 100 miles of its line in
Kansas in order to handle tbe glut
of freight which the management is
wrestling with. Ola wooaen Driages
have been replaced by iron and stone
structures and miles upon miles of
stone ballast have been put down on
the line. These roads Have been purg
ed by bankruptcy and American rail
way managers taught a lesson wnicn
will not soon be forgotten.
These new conditions must appeal to
Investors both here and in Europe.
Perhaps tbe best feature of tbe situa
tion is that the securities which nave
been recently picked up in tbe market
have gone into the hands of Americans.
Europe no longer holds a club over tbe
trade of this country consisting of
millions of securities. There still is a
great mass of American stocks beld
abroad but it is less than one-quarter
of the amount owned in Europe five or
even ten years ago. Now if foreign
investors take up American snares
they must pray the present high
prices. Already tnere are signs of a
erowiner demand from abroad every
share of which will swell tbe tide oi
gold which must ultimately flow this
way r xchange.
Attention Major.
Major Bill Truscott a G. H. truck
man was off duty Tuet-day and when
he returned Wednesday morning be
informed Foreman Mun'n that be bad
been sick. His friends had their sus
picions and yestrday he was summon
ed before tbe "Kangaroo court" and
asked to explain bis actions of the day
previous. Tbe reporter was present at
the trial and pronounced the major
"not guilty." Tbe Investigation was
resumed after buu down last night by
bis persistent friends and a visit was
made to bis home. The result of this
Investigation revealed a 10 pound boy
wbich bad been born tbe night before.
The major acknowledged the corn and
promised to do the square thing. The
mother and child are doing well and
Bill will be all right shortly.
Lost His Wheel.
All week tbe friends of Fred Abra
hams the G. H. carpenter have been
noticing that bis actions have been
rather peculiar and many questions
have been asked him regarding his pe
culiar conduct. It all came out today.
It eeems that Fred rode his wheel to
church last Sunday and when he re-!
turned to the place wbere be bad left
it after theservices were.over the
wheel was gone. He bas used every
means poesible to recover the wheel
but all to no avail. Mr. Abrahams
says the next time he goes to church
he is going to use nis leet and be is
"dead certain" no one can steal them.
Matters-at Monterey.
A epecial to the Globe Democrat
from Monterey Mexico September 5
says: The branch line oi tbe Mexican
International railroad to tbe city will
be completed acd placed in opera
tion within the next few
weeks. It is the intention
of the company to erect a passenger de
pot and terminal facilities here. The
necessary ground upon which these im-
provements are to be located was pur
chased some time ago. It is reported
here that tbe Monterey and Mexican
Gulf railroad "will cease to operate its
Trevino branch upon the completion of
tbe International road.
Encouraging.
The Santa Fe have posted the fol-
lowing bulletin at the depot in this
city:
"A conductor on this division has
been suspended ten days for not hurry-
ing as much as possible in getting out
of a terminal yard with a freight train
claiming that an hour was not enough
time from the time he was called.
When more that this time is uped it ia
evidence of neglect of - couductorb.
"J. E. Hckley
Superintendent."
A Test Case Of Arrest.
A brakeman named Barnes former-
ly in the employ of the Santa Fe rail-
road at this place says an Arkansas
City Kansas special had .1. F. Mc-
Nally trainmaster of the southern
division of the Santa Fe arrested to-
day on the charge of refusing to give
reasons for discharging him. The
trial is at far aext Friday. This is
the first case of tbe kind in the bistory
of tne banta feat this place.
A Great Head.
Yesterday while workmen were re-
pairing some defects on an engine
tank a carrying iron fell from the top
of it and landed squarely on the bead
of Arthur Ingram. Though - the iron
weighs 24 pounds it failed to knock
Mr. Ingram down although it succeed-
ed in cutting a gasb two inches long.
Be dressed the wound himself and re-
ported for duty this morning the same
as usual. Great head.
Sparks From The Engine.
Ten days more will tell where the G.
H. prizes will go.
H. B. Houghton went south over the
Mexican Central today.
Twenty-three car loads of wheels
went across the river yesterday for the
Mexican Central. They came from
Denver.
T. K. Ryan general agent of the
Mexican Central with headquarters at
Chicago was in the city today and
wentsuuth this afternoon.
Manager Van Vleck showed up fine
at the head of the inspection party.
Regardless of bis excessive avoirdu-
pois be kept well in tbe lead and mov-
ing lively.
Foreman Ealand will have the G. H.
turntable ready for use this evening.
Superintendent Small came In with
the inspection party yesterday and pro-
nounced the work perfect.
Conductor Sullivan and brakeman
Green two of tbe heaviest and best
looking employees on this division
were detailed tosee the inspection safely
from Del Kio to this point.
According to all reports the Huller-
J. W. Young concession for a railroad
south from Darning to Guerrero Mexi-
can. hftA hPfn esmeflfri- in lant. it. Vi a o
passed into the hands of the Corralitos
rou. icBviiiK ueuiing out m me COlu.
Las Cruces Democrat.
Tbe bridge and building crew of the
it. a. receive no medals in this yearly
e p ft n i n ty iin Tn pnn fcro linn ntth jr
of them yesterday .he said: "I tl ink it
wuuiu us do more man rignt to recog-
nize us in this contest if for nothing
else than the condition of our bridges."
Section Boas "R.inro'An. At. nrpannt. in
charge of the El Paso yards was
among me nrst do receive a prize from
the annual inspection of the G. H. He
was then in charge of the yards in
- m f 1 " - a i IV .
having his portion of track in first
ciass scape.
James Correy and wife of Denver
are registered at the Palace. Mr.
Correy is the tax agent for the Denver
es ti'o Orande road and ia in this citv
for the purpose of attending the meet-
ing of the territorial board of equaliza-
iion in me interests oi tnatroad. San
ta Fe New Mexican.
"Land of the Sky."
In western North Carolina between
the Blue Ridge on tbe east and the Al-
leghanies on the west in the beautiful
valley of the French Broad two thou
sand feet above the sea lies Asbeville.
beautiful picturesque and world-famed
as one OT tbe most pleasant resorts in
America. It is a land of bright skieB
and incomparable climate whose
praises have been sung by poets and
whose beauties of stream vallev and
mountain height have furnished sub
ject and inspiration for tbe painter's
brush. This is truly the "Land of the
Sky" and there is perhaps no more
oeautiiui region on tbe continent to at
tract pleasure tourists or health seek
ers. Convenient schedules and very
low rates to Asheville via Southern
railway.
Robbed The Grave.
A startling incident of which Mr
John Oliver of Philadelphia whs the
subject la narrated by him as follows:
'I was in amo dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow eves sunk
en tongue coated pain continually in
back and sides no appetite gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortun
ately a friend advised trying Electric
Bitters' and to my great joy and sur-
prise the Qrst bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their use
for three weeks and am now a well
man. I know they saved my life and
roooed tbe grave or another victim
No one should fail to try them. Only
oucts per Dottle. At vv. A. Irvin
Wholesale and Retail Drugstore.
Sierra Madre Line to the Yaqui Gold
leitis.
Take the R. G. S. M. & 1
Kt for Cartas Grandea. San Hm-n
bentura and the Yaqui gold fields-
j.rains leave uiudad Juarez Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:10 a. m
Arrive Ciudad Juarez Tuesdays
inursdavs and Saturdas at .i.zO o
Mexico City time. Depot opposite
Mexican Uentral passenger depot.
J. T. LOGAN
Gen'l Traffic Age
ent
Payne-Badger Coal company Mc
Alester Cerrillos and anthracite coal
cord and stove wood yard Second and
umnuahua street. Telephone No. 11
SICK OR WELL
RUSH NIGHT
AND DAY.
The Packers at tbe Battle of Santiago de
Cnba Were all Heroei. Their Heroic
Effort In Getting Ammunition and na-
tions to the Front Saved the Lay.
P. E. Butler of pack-train No. 3
writing from Santiagode Cuba on July
23d says: "We all bad diarrhoea in a
more or less violent form and when we
landed we had no time to see a doctors
for it was a case of rush and rush night
and day to keep the troops supplied
with ammunition and rations but
thanks to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy we were able
to keep at work and keep our health;
in fact I sincerely believe that at one
critical time this medicine was the in-
direct saviour of our army for if the
packers had been unable to work there
would have been no way of getting sup-
plies to tbe front. There were no roads
that a wagon train could use. My com-
rade and myself had tbe good fortune
to lay in a supply of this medicine for
our pack-train before we left Tampa
and 1 know in four cases it absolutely
saved life."
The above letter was written to tbe
manufacturers of this medicine tbe
Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des Moines
Iowa. For sale by all druggists.
Mallory - Line - Steamers
IN CONNECTION WITH
Texas & Pacific Railway.
Shippers are notified that
he steamers of the Mallory
Line are now running on re
gular schedule between New
York and Galveston and that
freight may be routed via
Mallorv Line. I. &G. N and
Texas and Pacific and will
be put through promptly to
destination.
B. F. DARBYSHIRE
S. W. F.A.T.&P. Ry.
C. C. B A L.L.ING ER .
J. J. LONG WELL.
Ballinger & Longwell
Transfer Livery Feed
and Sae Stables.
WEWRIGS RUBBER TIRES
GOOD DRIVERS.
Transferrins of Freight. Light and
heavy hauling. Consignments of
freight In car lots for distribution
given prompt attention. - - - - -
Have fine accommodations for hand-
ling live stock in transit through tbe
city.
Full line of wagons buggies and de-
livery wagons. - -- -- -- --
Give us a Trial
No. 18 and 14 San Francisco strai't and 106
Santa Fe Street
Phone No. 1. . El Paso Tex.
LOOK AT THL MAP!
We can Ticket i to
ANY PART III THE
UNITED Sift TES.
Low Kne i.
LLEQflNT EQUIt MENT.
Fast Tin l
? TL'B.HFfl Gen' pg rf Tit t$: I. ?1L'JS TD
B. F. Darbvshire. S. W.F4P.1
El Paso Lime Works.
A. COURCHESNE Prop.
A CAPACITY OF 500 ECSB PLS PEB EAT.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hydraulic White Lime
Correspondence Solicited.
.GFOSTER
ATTORNEY-AT-L W.
Special attention gl en to Real Es-
I ate and Probate Law. Will prac'
in ail tne courts.
ROOM 8 MUNDY BLOCK.
fill PASO - - TXXAS
Insurance Agt.
FOR SALE:
HOUSE of 17 rooms centrally located
fer lodging. Ample ground to en-
large. Will be Bold for lees than
improvement cost.
HOUSE of 6 rooms with large light
basement on Myrtle avenue.
ON Myrtle avenue corner 62x120 feet
for $850.
ON Saint Louis St. 94 feet near P er-
son Hotel.
50x120 feet on North El Paso St $750.
FOR RENT:
STORES o. Cyegon St. opposite
Park 22x60 feet each.
1JSTORE 505 South ; El Paso St. at
ON June 1 new house of 14 rooms in
mortn Oregon at. suitable for
boarding or two families.
3 STORES in "Sheldon Block."
FLAT of furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. 601 Magoffin ave.
Solicit Collection of Rents
and make no charge for
Advertising.
12 LEADING FIRF INSURANC
COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
Lowest rates. Fair treatment
Horace B. Stevens
Real Estate and Insur
ance Agent.
Indeoendent Assay Office.
Established 1888.
D. W.RECKHART E. M. Prop.
Agent for Ore Shipper Assays and Chem-
Iral B.nRlTMla. Minew MEmlnea and ranortea
upon. Bullion work a speclaltp. P.O. box 88.
Office and Laboratory: Cor. Ban Francisco
ana uninaanna eta.
'EI. FA0. TEXAS
WHOLESALE DEPOT
AETNA AND RirVP.PQ
MONARCH PllJlIfcO.
New Tandems and 1898
Bicycles for rent.
.w REPAIRING.
ft dica rvrrp nn & m
Avenue.
POMEEOY'S
Companv.
HACKS BUB AND BAGGAGE.
Phona 8ftn to mo Ponth Orrr atntns
D RECHY.
Applies serums anti-tubercle and anti-
diphttaerlc by hypodermic methods. Such
proceedings are new in the science and the
only sure cure for tuberculosis anddiptherla
iT3 Clf" 13. Corner Overland and Obt-
UrrlUC. huahna 8to.. No. BOO.
Tnt-
NEW MEXICO RAILWAY & COAL CO.
CONSTRUCTING THH
El Pko & Northeastern R. R
AND
E! Paso S Northeastern Ry.
To accommodate the public will car-
ry freight and passengers on its con-
struction trains to and from the end of
its track (86 miles).
Commencing June 15 trains will
leave El Paso at 7:30 a. m. and return-
ing leave Alamogordo at 1:30 p. m.
daily except Sundays.
Connection can be made at Alamo-
gordo with conveyances for La Luz
Tularoea and tbe White Oaka country.
A. S. Griio"
General Saparlntendaat.
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