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EL PASO DAILY HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 24 1898.
J08HUA 8. RAYNOLD8 Prealdont;
M. W. FLOURNOY. Vlc-Pre...t
THE DAILY HERALD
ULY88E8 8. 8TEWART Oathier;
J08. F. WILLIAMS. A..t. Oa.hi.r.
MONDAY OCT. 2 1
FIEST NATIONAL BAM
Published Every Evenlno Except
Sunday
IIV THE
El Paso Texas
Capital and Surplus.
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Hcrnld News Company
H. L. NEWMAN Banker
EL PASO. TtXAS.
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Banking Business Transacted
General
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NEWSPAPER.
ftigid Enforcement of Existing Law
It tht First Step Toward Mu-
nicipal Reform.
J. A. Smith. - - General Manage
U. O. Slater EJitor
HenkyL.Cai'kll - Business Manager
KiilT-l at fl nice lit Fl Pao T-a.
for trroi!)!'!"!! thrnuuli the mails at wond
rates.
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Dally one yi 'r
fix months
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Tim Dilly II fHAi.ti Is k-"lvon-1 ly eiirrb'1
u K.I l.o. Ti-as. Juan-. Moi -o. nil ut the
HI tvo sni')!' In wurlii .11 llflreo cent il.V
tMr -!:. or . i per miMii U.
Hiih-rrllir r.iillnic lo M't the HriiA'lir.-
KoUrly or pro Tip" 1 klnwiil cull at the otlice
or trli-iih mu No ll All ruiiiyUmli w ill re-
ceive prtmi pt :it t-nl tun.
ADYEKl'IMNi; RATF.s.
IUUki' ndve tl l-i! in 1 1- "ail if or Ve-t(ly
Hhkai.u iU li-m ile k fo u u-.ou iiiol-a-toi
at Mil- hu in-ss o"'-e. Tln-i hi ure-
ter can li tvr a rc'i ci-nt it Ivp f lis bti-.tr t-s
lop rtm-nl call mn tb-iu. wlu wlllnuote
price anil ruakii contracts for siicc Cull
trlephomt No. llf.
CiastnVil Hlveri's.-mciit-. or !ui'U ten
Imceul per 1 1 in- forli-st tnnim aia-t tive
ID cent for v:-h a.l I itiomit insertion.
(4pcil r.i'v tpou ti v - bun. In ij i.'uu or oui-
bou'iid (Soon) Unci of local t.j bo u-U In
oao month will be fm-nt-hwl upm tipp tra-llou.
THE HERALD S FIELD.
tl f i in r.h ahnvu ma-i is six h-:ndred miles. Within that vast area containing more tbaa
1 IJ0.000 square milo. tbere is cot anotber city as lar-e as El Pa-o and in all tbat area there ia ro other newspaper
. . s i.u .. o.cn.uvnrn.irn a larue BArition of the territory included in tnid
that v a tuaa in tiie taoie uws oihj - - -
r. i. 11 th ni.-RAt.Ti rf.:ichps f-ubscribers ir.anv hour before any ether newspaDer or corres-
pondi"c importaoco can possibly reaeh them. V7ith our tir-t edition we reach all tovrns on the Texas eaci.Aiex-
iean Central and G. II. .v S. A. railroads. With our second edition we roach towns on the Southtrn PaciUe- west. .Ice
third edition is for reeular city delivery mail subs -ribe and exclian?es. The second edition issued at O p. m.. id
-old on the streets of Kl Paso as well as ta thiri edition issued at 4:::i) p. m. Patrons who recede the first and second
ed tions get all the news as well as thoso served with the third edition owing to our plan of printing in those early ed-
itions the matter which appeared the day before iu the third edition only.
ST Mexican Money and Exchange Bouiit and Sold. Gold and SUy
3ullkm Bought. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
R. MOREHEAD. Presitiant;
JOSEPH MAQOFFIN. Vice-Prirf.
J.C. LACKLAND Cashier; J- ".kubsell Asst Cashier. j
STATE NATIONAL BAM
Established April 1881.
A legitimate banking business transacted in all its branches Ixchange on
ill the cities of the United States bought at par. Highest prices pld for Mex-
ican Dollars. . .
JUA11EZ BRANCH
OF THK
Banco Comercial of ChiiiiBiioa
CAPITAL $600000.
;-uy and sell Mexican Money and Exchanee on all the princ'tal citiea of the
Republic of Mexico the United States and Euroe.
A. General
PlHECTOtlS:
Bankin? Business Tnnsacted.
LUN VZA-t; ESRIQUF C OR'CE Ir JO!Jt. FA
MAXIMO KKAKACEJi: LUIt TEKH AZAS. j H
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THE NEW HERALD.
With today's lsue the Hkkald
InXigurates a new periol iu
Its history ctl maris a preat
strp in auvauce for the Metro-
pol's of 'the Southwest. Never before
has such a newspaper as the Hkrald
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A four pao Illustrated sup-
plement every Saturday.
Delivered by carriers to all
parte of the city and Juarez.
Contains the latest telegraph-
ic news and srives the local hap-
pen in gi in terse form.
An eight pairr with the news
of tho Daily for the week in con-
densed form. It also contains the
best illustrations appearing in
the Daily throughout the week
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Xew YORK can now talk with Kan- hw uiiiiaui.uJ v-n k ut thy he id of
his roiiri no r-. ami ruo-o phr'icaiar-
ly boca litis t i his -vmpiithy with west-
ern ide is m tho u":u. n. In m tny pai t-
of th-coui-.trv tno fact tha; Theodore
li.'ost-veio is CirdiiJte ior the r)v
sas City by loasr distance telephone
over 17-"0 miles r f w!ro. It will not be i
lonsr b.'foro the tele -bone will ex'end
across tio cj2 ti uen? acd Nev
will bo tiHo to carry
with San Frant iiv.
Vcrk
oa conversations
been published in all this great south-
westeru section of the t . nited btites.
Even in the previous form this journal
had long aeo received the well deserv
ed title of the '-leadir.? Jai'y
newspaper of the fcreat southwest.-
In our enlarged form with preat
additions to the expense of production
and corresponding; increase in attract
iveness and value to its readers the
B Kit ald will make its position im-
pregnable. It cannot be said that wc
hve any competitors. The IIekald
covers a Celd that no other paper at
tempts to cover. F.very advance we
make is entired upon for the sole pur-
pose of affording our readers the bet
service at our command and notbecause
we have to do anything- to retain our
leadership. The new Herald will be
primarily a3 before a distinctly local
nowepaper. Its general news service
both foreign and local.will be strength
ened and enlarged. The art depart
ment in the hands of our competent
sneciat artist will have more apace
allotted to it. Various departments in
local news and comment will ho estab
i;.h.i r.nm time to time and there
will be a general extension and broad
ening of our work along every line.
f fintin-ilniT the uractice we be'an at
tho time we installed our tine new pow
er printing and folding plant we shall
Issue three editions daily. The lirst
at l:.'tt will bo placed upon the Texas
and Pacific the Mexican Central acd
the G. H. & S. A. railroad trains. The
second edition Issued at :i p. m. will
be placed on the Southern Pacific we3t
and will also as before be sold on the
6treets. This edition like the first is
primarily intended for a train edition
and not for local sales. The third edi-
tion issued ut 4:.10 will contain all the
day's news both te'egraph and local
and will be served to regular El Paso
and Juarez subscribers to newsboys
for sale on the streets and
to mail suscribcrs and exchanges.
This arrangement wc have found to be
thoroughly satisfactory in practice
and we trust it will continue to alTord
satisfaction. We take this opportuni-
ty to thaDk most cordially our friends
for their strong support in the past
and we bespeak for the new Herald
tho increased patronage it deserves.
A largj Ejcaber cf participants iu
the liurna wi.l c-ie were prominent
Siturday ni-ht in the primaries. There
w. re Harper and Patterson in the sec-
ond war' aui iu the thirl Wallace
had to fu.ee a number of the defamers
of bis chara;'to
It is very easy to say Ihtt England
and France will not go to war. But
why atouid they not? The United
States is civilied tro but we found it
necessary not so very long tigo.
Every member of a masonic order
will be interested in the illustrated
account of the Pittsburg conclave on
page three to lav.
era rs!ip of n w o-x wi:i invest
fiat contest with more than provincial
raii; ni:i'..'tinco.
Maverick of Texas.
Three of Roo. vc't's lloutrh Rulers
or.e ol t:ieui a c
Wvck wer.t to tb
LES1SSKY A. SOLOMON. B. P. MIOHELKJN S. J. FJUDENTHAL
President. Vice President. Secretary. general Manager
Ulf H. LES1NSKY CO. !
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holesale vjiroers
and JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS. S
We carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and guarantee lour pcods firat-
.i;.s. u e solicit tiie t r;iifc or auieri only ana give espemuswntion all orders.
Shoe Quality::
Wfj pole agents in
its ciiy for
It was anybody's fight at the court
house Saturday night. Votes came
cheap and the Gang held tha field.
jr-m ut -Yl-iyor an
C i v Hail one ds-.y
and int n duce l themselves to him.
They were Arthur Ptrry and -Samuel
Uno'-ides q' Ar:zou e;:t' Lewi -Maverick
of San Aniocio T-x. When he
heard th-; 1-st name tho mayor askt d:
Are you a sou of William Mave-
rick of Texas?"
"I am sir" was the reply.
'Then wc ere cousins" said the
mayor.
.Tbat's riyhi: Glad to see you
Cousin Bob" said the Koush Kider.
'Gla l to see you" said tne mayor
and he had ths troopers sit down and
Wk with him half un hour. William
Maverick Lewis Maverick's father
wastnenrst raocumnn in ie.as wuu
allowed his cattle to graze at larne
without be. nz branded. The name
maverick has been applied to all cattle
found at large without a brand.
Ilp.dil No.ws fin
IT looks as if Patterson has not quite
so c"v a thing among tne democrats
led himself to believe. The
tight that has been put up
00 is one of the moat hopeful
coming change for the better
that has appeared for a good wbilo.
aa
Btll I
ai Tthi
si in of a
Somkijody has made the interesting
discovery that Charley Patterson is a
politician.
Eastern Provincialism.
Portland Oiononim.
New York and Boston know very lit-
tle as to what tho American people
arn thinking about. Tney have email
nirennt:on of the means by
which DublTc opinion must be
reched. They are ignorant there-
fore ot tho effect of thi9 popular loan
on the general u&drstandicg. If
Mugumpia were in touch with the
national life. it would know
manv interesting things about
our politics hitherto concealed
from it. not all of which are reassuring
It would know for example that th
rise in the price of wheat io ISiMi did
far more toward the election of McKin
lev than did the mo-tt correct demon
stration of GroT-bain'alaw; that the gold-
standard campaigns of Governor Shaw
in Iowa and Governor-elect Greer
in Oregon enlisted admira
tion not so much on account
of their financial soundness as of their
grit and dash in taking high ground
and lighting for it. Numbers of our
most irllin ntial cisizens were persuaded
of Garfield's statesmanship because he
kissed his mother on inauguration day
and Covernor M -Kinley's theatrical
salute to his wife from the Canton porch
everv mornin-r won hnu uncounted
numbers cf voters. A considerable
portion of the American press account-
ed Miles no soldier because be thinks
he must bathe daily. It was aa
unpardonable offense in many
eyes that Sampson instead of
being otT Cabanas when C'er-
vera came out was do ng his duty in
conference with Shafter and popular
conildenco in '"Bob" EvaDe's naval emi-
nence is deeply rooted in knowledge of
hi energetic swear-words.
Plenty of Aoral Courage.
bavannab New-i.
Three of the bravest men in the en-
campment of the Third Georgia volun
teer regiment at Griffin are tnose who
stepped up front when as Captain
Davis was about to poll the men with
regard to tfceir preferences in the mat
ter of remaining in the service or going
home an officer forgot himself and
8id: "Let all the u cowards step
lorwaro." l be tnree men who stepped
out after that showed a very high or
der 01 courage and there lt-n't a
shadow of doubt that they would make
intrepid cgnters in war.
GRIT.
Sam Walter Fas? "the singer cf the
common people" thus glorifies "grit."
a trait of character thit ian't nearly bO
common as it ougnt to be:
'Luck loves the bund hitter anil glorifies
grit.
ad smiles on the tuau who stan s ui an
Rets hit.
Though fate strike nut strong witli a blow
'twlxt the cyi-s
It Iov.- the stout soul who Mill lights and
deties.
1 he light Is not .ainid by thi strong or the
Meet
But by the grim hai who don't Know be i
heat
This life is a tight that has sot. to be lit.
The West Interested In Roosevelt.
I leaver Republican.
The west has some share in tlooe-
veit. In a great measure he is part of
the west. The man who has written
"The Making of tho West" "The
Winning of the West" and"l laneh Life
and the Hunting Trail" belongs more
properly to the region west of the Mis-
souri than to the gilded drawing rooms
of Greater New York. And if he had
not been of the west the world might
never have known of Roosevelt's rough
riders.
Theodore' Roosevelt may not be the
next governor of New York state but
to us in the west his fight for the honor
will have some attraction because of
Point of View.
Once upon a time a chicken ran to its
mamma in much agitation.
"That man over there" exclaimed
the chicken "insists that he is
worm!"
"Yes the conceit of some people!'
sneered tne hen.
This fable teaches that poultry.
while doubtless meaning well does not
necessarily understand all the figura-
ative terms in dogmatic theology. De
troit Journal.
"FTanan ic Son's" Men's Famous Ficc Shoes. "
"Panan &. Son's" Ladies' Swe'l Dpcs Boots. I
"Kr'pper.dorf Dittmann Co'?. Vr-dium Priced Gocd Sfes."
"Cowles Bros.' " Misses aud Chiliren's Fine Shoos. v
AND-
Our Own "Pew's Prircetcn" S3 5C Shoes for Gentlemej
"-55 00 Value for $1.50."
Mm msv-t.f mil Mi&tr m t-t- i- i-k v -v -
PEW SCXN' ldEMMm
ipampfcell Real Estate Co 1
This company has busineii and residence lots for tale on easy
terms. Will exchange lot! for labor and building materials.
Will sell lot9 on monthly nayments. Will exchange lota for
improved property. Houses built to suit purchasers on easy
terms. Call at our office in the Sheldon block. 3
I - B. F. HAMMETT Manager. 3
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WE CAN
SAVE YOU
Both TIME
and MONEY
-On the purchase of any kind of-
jyINING MACHINERY
BO I LEU WORK A SPECIALTY.
Write for
Estimates.
El Paso Foundry 4 Machjne Co
Fine Merchant Tailcnng
And Gents' Farnisliing Good
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ICi EL PASO STREET.
TEXAS
El Paso Lime WorRI Depositorrl
A. COTTUCHESNE Prep. ' 6
A CAPACITY CF 500 BDS3FLS fmfi- S . "W!K" $
1CAI DU0M
His Proud Descent.
O'Brien "And so Jakers is proud
av hi deecint. is he?"
McTurK "Yes; he is turribly stuck
up about it."
O'Brien "Well begorra Ol'vea bit
ave a des-cint mesilf to boast about. Oi
deseinded four stories wanst whin the
ladder broke and niver sphilled a
brick!" Chicago News.
Most People Havent-
"Was that the landlord again after
the rent?"
"Yes and I told him that we hadn't
paid for our w heels yet." Chicago Re-
cord y
MANUFACTURERS OF
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ATTORNEY-AT-L W.
Special attention given to RetT'
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airts Zfeiiu rruuttia ijan. vv ill
n all the courts.
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Stale of. Texas
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Slater, H. D. El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 241, Ed. 1 Monday, October 24, 1898, newspaper, October 24, 1898; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth296937/m1/2/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .