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KL FASO DAILY TDCpS, TUESDAY. AUGUST 26,4&>2
HERE ARE THE FIGURES
NOTHING LIKE IT
2 Pounds “Shady Grovo” Best Kansas
Butter,.....45 cts
Fresh Eggs, Per Dor ... 20 cts
3 Cans Best Tomatoes - - 25 cts
14 Pounds Best Eastern Potatoes 25 cts
Everything 8old Proportionately Cheap.
THE LION GROCERY CO.
The Cash Grocers,
8. Stanton St near San Antonio. Phone 208
EQUALED THE
WORLD’S RECORD
At Kinlock Park, St. Louis,
“Brigadier,” Owned By
Hommideu, Makes Three-
Quarters In 1:12.
GOOD BUNCH OF HOR8E8
Report That Maine Horse Recent-
ly Won *50,000 “Likenem”
Takes First Money In
INDIGESTION
Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Constipation
or any other ailment arising from a
weak or disordered stomach can be
jnlckly and permanently cured by
the ns* of Hostettar's Stomach Bib
tera. It baa a record of fifty year* “1
such cutes back of It, and we there-
fore urge every sufferer to try It. It
WILL BE TRIED AT BOTOPILAS
f FOR MURDER.
will cure you. The genuine has our
the neck pf the
private stamp over
bottle.
Posse Who Captured Him Had Orders
to Take Him Alive and This Was
the Cauae of the Murder of Castro.
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES
National League.
At Cincinnati— R- H. E.
Cincinnati .............. 3 8
Philadelphia .............. 2 *
Batteries—Hahn and Bergen; White
and Dooto.
Six Furlongs.
LIST OF TODAY’S ENTRIES
At Pittsburg— R- H. E.
Pittsburg ................... * *®
Brooklyn ...----......— « 11
Batteries—Tannehlll and Zimmer,
Kltaon and Latimer.
LOCAL BRIEFS
COLLISION
t
Herillo .latire and Mrs. Cruz Gomez
were married yesterday by Judge
Spercer.
—’I he Acme for line whtoklc*.
Au enterprise is on foot to estate
Ush ti city of tents at Henla Fe, N. M.
lor consumptive*.
—Try some of Potter & White's
new drinks.
Thi Colts won in ihelr game with
the Fori Bliss team at Athletic park
Sunday by n score of 7 to 1.
—Hex Plasters for colds at Scbaef
*r’s drug store.
Sunday evening the Curtiss Comedy
company gave Its last performance of
the maeon at Washington park
—lor flne perfumes, go to ffehaef-
er a drug store.
A howling match Is being arranged
lift ween the doctors and lawyer* to
*k.' place at Washington park.
Charles Zelger and the night clerk
ai Ills hotel had a difficulty last even-
ing. and the latter came off first best.
— Delicious fresh maple pecan
andy ui the Elite.
Attorney Elfego Baca has purelumed
handsome home on Wyoming street
urn W, K. Porter. The conalilera
on was 14,000.
Deputy Sheriff Comstock has re-
i rued from a trip to Chicago, where
went to transact business of a per-
nal character.
—Delicious fresh maple pecan
( indy at tho Elite.
vl rs. Warren C. Hooppaw of East El
.o, who wits so seriously bitten by
dug last Saturday, Is reported to
doing well ami her enrly recovery
expected.
People who arrived In the city
■sti rduy from New Mexico report
. *,at the lllo Grand* Is full at Rincon.
,nd so plenty of water can lie expected
here very soon.
— For n cold glass of soda water, go
to Potter A White's.
Johnathan J. Yohanscn Dyk, a gen
loin hi. from Denmark, Is In the city
ui his way to the Sierra Marde eonn-
: ry, where he goes to look after some
mining property,
T. B. Doehery, the real estate man.
has returned from a trip to cunt Texur.
He riporta that the cotton crop Is In
excellent condition aud the people arc
rolling In prosperity.
— If you enjoy a good drink o!
vhjsky, call at the Acme,
J. R. Fisk has given up his Icaea
of the Center Block hotel and has been
succeeded by Mrs. C. J. Desmond of
Escalon. Mexico, whose husband is
yardmaster of the Mexican Central.
Miss Sara Elenas, the girl who was
shot liy her lover down on the county
road but Friday night, la somewhat
iietter and hopes are now entertained
for her recovery. Vlctorlano Lavlvn.
who did the ahooting and afterwards
committed suicide, was hurled Sunday.
—National Cushion Pram* Bleyc's.
the beat made, at tba El Paa« Oyc’e
Company.
Chief of Police Whit* has gone to
Casas Ora tides with his friend. Captain
Good win of the merchants' police of
Hau Autonlo. The chief will return
In a day or two, but Captain Goodwin
will Inspect the mountain region iind
report upon Its resources as a wild
game producer.
W. T. Mitllln who composed and
played the march "The Weal Tcx.,»
Fair" at the plaza concert Blinds'
evening, is a composer and mukielin
of ability, who has recently located
• In E) Paso from Colorado City. Tex.
Mr, Mullln has formed a partnership
here with Horace R. Chas* In the In
mirance and real mtate business
—Our (unitary work will always
bear Inspection. Price* reasonable
Frank Riley, ’phone 7*0.
H. E. Dillon of the Samuel Hchnti
k Son furniture house has tendered
his resignation lo that firm and has
•moved to Sliver City, N. M.. Where h»
will make his future home. Mr. Dil-
lon has taken the management of the
Hotel Broadway of that city, and al
though the many warm friend* he
leave* here regret to learn of hla de-
parture, yet they wish him *11 possi-
ble success In his new home.
ON ELECTRIC LINE 8HAKE8
8EVERAL PA88ENGER8.
M. Posener Was Thrown Against Post
So Violently That He wae Uncon-
scioue for Some Time—Several
Were Slightly Injured.
Hominy night, while the storm was
al its height, (here was a collision
on the Washington street car l)n« that
caused considerable commotion. A
motor car collided with a Duller while
the cars were packed with passengers.
M. Posener was on the trailer, anti waa
thrown so hard against a scat post ns
to be stunned. He fell over Into the
road and lay there helpless until as-
sisted hack on the car. Yesterday Mr,
Posener was still suffering consldera
hie pain from IiIh bruises. Several
other passengers were badly shaken
up. it seems Ihul when the T, k I’,
crossing was passed several blocks the
car In front stopped to let of soino
passengers. The motor car was com-
ing at a fast speed behind, and a mini
1st of people on the trailer saw that a
crash was Inevitable and Jumped bo
fore the collision came. One man In
the motor was thrown so hard against
the seat In front that the hack of It
was broken. Another sitting In the
frout seat was thrown through tlic
glass window and pretty badly cut
around the neck and face. Great con
fusion prevailed. Men struggled to gel
out and women screamed and called
for help. It was unite a little while
before the crowd could Is1 uulotod
down.
Yesterday at Klnloch park, St.
Louis, Brigadier equaled the world's
record. Time, 1:12.
Brigadier Is owned by Steve I'Hom-
medfeu, who two weekH ago to report-
ed to have won $50,000 on the horse.
Bummer, who rah third to Brigadier
has also made the same time on a cir-
cular track. Bummer is the noted
Texas bred horse from Denton county.
Results of yesterday's race* at Kln-
loch park, St. Iamis, as received at
the Wigwam Turf Exchange by direct
wire from the track:
First Race—Six furlongs, selling:
Likeness won. 2 to 1; Tcrralene sec-
ond, 1 5to 1; Blue Blaze third, 8 to 5.
Time, 1:14.
Second Race—Five furlongs, selling
2-year-olds: King's Lady won, even;
Agnes Mack second, 8 to 1; Marchon-
ness third. 6 to 1. Time, 1:00 1-2.
Third Race-One and one-eighth
miles, selling: Nettle Regent won,
5 to 1; Blue Mine second, fl to I; Josle
F third. 8 to 5. Time, 1:54 1-2.
Fourth Race—Six furlongs, Lempc
handicap: Brigadier won, 3 to 6; Ma
hi* Winn second, 8 to G; Burnmor
third, 4 to I. Time, 1.12.
.Fifth Race—Seven furlongs, selling:
Icicle won, ll to 5; Lunar second, 3 to
Capt. Gaines third, 1 lito 1, Time,
1:27 1-2.
Sixth Race—On* mile, selling:
Foundling won, 1 to 2: Bacchus sec-
ond, X to I; Chorus Boy third, 5 to I.
Time, 1:41.
Brigadier run six furlongs In the
fourth race In 1:12. equaling the
world's record.
At Chicago— R- H. E-
Chicago .................. 6
Boston ............... 4 „8 .
Batteries—Lundgren and Kling,
Eason and Moran.
BANDIT SMlTft
WetSrind Coffee as you want It with our electric granulate) and
electric pulverizer. That to the way to get all the rich' flavor and
strength,.all the delleioua aroma and pure richness of rrttobte *-»ff*e
into the cup. L
FERNDELL, ,
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It Is said that Lee Smith, the train
robbei, will be held at Batopllas anil
tried for murder, and so will not be
taken to Mapiml to be tried with hto
companions for robbing the Mexican
Central train.
The posse that was following Smith
had < rdern not to kill him, but to take
him alive if possible, so when they
came upon the hand It they did not
fire. However. Smith fired two shots,
both of which hit Gllberto Castro, the
leader of the party. Castro was In-
stantly killed, and Smith seeing 1*
was useless to continue the fight, gave
himself .up. It Is this murder for
which it to said he will be tried.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Zetger—W. P. Ascarate and
wife, iis Cruces; Nestor Ai mego. 14*
Cruces; Leo J. Strauss. New York,
American League.
At Washington— . „ „ _
First game— R H- L
Washington .............. 8 <
Detroit ........... 6
Batteries—Carrick and Drill; Yea-
ger and McGuire.
Pure Java and Mocha
is the best high grade Coffee on tho American market
CAREFULLY BLENDED,
PROPERLY ROASTED,
I
CLEANLY 'PACKED, ^ ^
TWO-POUND AIRTIGHT TINS AT.................... .85*
ONE-POUND AIRTIGHT TINS AT............................«c
ONE-POUND CARTONS AT............... 40e
JOHN B. WATSON, f
GROCER, PROVISION MERCHANT and TEA DEADER. %
Stanton and 8an Antonio Streets. 'Phene 191. J
* Watson’s Groceries Are Famous for Quality. ♦
Second game— R- H. E.
Washington .............. l® 16
Detroit ....... * • *
Baterlos—Orth and Clarke; Mullln
and McAllister.
At Boston— R- n. E.
Boston .................. 8 88 I
St. Louis ...............•• 0 ® ~
Batteries— Dlneen and Criger; Don-
ohue and Sugden.
At Philadelphia— R H- E-
Cleveland ................ 8 I J
Philadelphia .............. 1 >* ®
Batteries—Joss and Bemto; Mitch-
ell and Schreck.
At Baltimore— R- {L \
Baltimore ........ 21 25 0
Chicago ......... b *
Bnttertite—Wlltsc and Smith; Grif-
fith, Lelther and McFarland.
O’NEIL FUNERAL
Will Be Conducted From the Under-
taking Parlor* of MeBean, Lyons A
Simmons at, 10 O'clock This Morn-
Tht funeral of Henry O'Neil, who
died In this City early yesterday morn-
ing. will take ptore at 10 o'clock this
Entries for Today.
FlrRt Race—Selling, seven furlongs:
Nellie Ban* 80. Dominate 97, Quick-
silver SinmgSr ’RHfhT •ftelhr‘97, Buelu*
85, La rouge 97, Crisis 90, Necklace 97
Luna Minor 85, Seething 97, Annie
Ellis 07, Lillian Reed 97.
Second Race—Five and a half fur
longs: Baker Waters 113. Sinner
Simon 103, Floyd K. 108, 8t. IVtus 113,
John Coulter 105, Wolfram 108, Will
Shelly 108, Bailor's Dream 103, Torn
Cogan 108, Alark, 108.
Third Race—Seven furlongs, sell-
ing: Temptress 97, Add 97, Belle
Simpson 97. Brown Vail 97, Miss Wan
dtdohr 90. Satchell 90, Elsie Bramble
92, Lou Hazel. 85, Likeness 97, Jane
Oaker 90, Sweet Dream 97, Saflta Ven-
tura 87.
Fourth Race—Mile and an eighth,
Missouri Pacific handicap: Bengal 98,
Felix Bard 110, Edgsrdo 102. Brtgs-
Western League.
At St. Joseph— R- H. B.
Kansas City .............. * ^ 1
St. Joseph ................ 0 0 2
Bat et rles—Welmer and Gibson;
Maupln and Roth.
At Peoria—
Peoria ........
Milwaukee ....
Batteries -----
A'lffjrm qnd I-ucla.
cruces; i.eo j. nua»»». --
C Gilds. New ork; J. C.'Dunn, Alamo-
gordo; T. B. Oliver. Alamogordo; J.
j, Aragon, Mexico City; Mrs. E- R.
AbBy. Kansas City; J. C. Williams
arid family, Mexico; W. C. Wilson,
I .os Angeles.
At the Grand Central—George Bun-
| tin Agues. N. M.; Miss l-iorence J.
Foster, Las Cruces; Miss Clara L. Fos-
ter, Las Cruces: Miss Rosalind A.
Hughes. Milwaukee; A. R. Kdwai(t|.
Kingston. Pa.; J. T. Dickson. Tern
Haute, fnd.; A. Bruhn, El Faso: C. T
Jorden, Las Cruces; W. N. Mason,
Kansas City; Mrs. Jennie M. Metier
and Bister, Hermosilln; Augustus Mor
tenpnn, Chicago; O. L. Hill, Wheeling
W Va ; Thomas O. Buan, Montana;
J. 8. Caproit, El Paso; Albert de Lo-
renze and son, Dallas; Mrs. D. T
Hines and son, Douglas, Am.; W. H.
Christmas Waltham, Mass.: W. H.
Adams, Kansas City.
At the Orndorff—F. J. Calkins, Los
Angeles; Johan J. Johansen and faint
ly Denmark; D. M. Reade, Henry Ry-
nerson, Las Cruces; Dan Davies St.
Louis; W. Sigler, Mexico; Julian V«st.
Tucson; Miss Rosa Long, Mrs. Blacke-
more, City: Guy Halladay. Chicago;
.1. P. Mitchell, T. I.. Dodd, Indlanapo
lis; EL-A Smith, Chicago, J. C. Yost,
Ington; W. C. Gilds New York;
F. Hall, Laura Hall, Tarklo, Mo.;
i U Mnnmi ThftrlOfl H.
The latest Designs In
American ana Japanese paper nap-
kins, fancy and plain tissue papers,
passeportout binding, blotting papers,
shelf paper, etc.
WEBB, THE DRUGGIST.
Reduction Sale.
To reduce our targe stock preparatory to a change of firm, we will glv*
20 per cent discount from our regular prices, for a short time, for CASH,
with the exception of patent medicines and a few special lines.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists and Stationers, IIS El Paso Street.
W. A. IRVIN & CO.
-Jones and
R. H. E.
,.062
.. 10 11 0
McCasklan;
Good Weight
m
m
pure Ice cut in solid, clear blocks from
us. Is what "we serve you with at all
times. If you want comfort, satisfac-
tion ahd prompt service at low prices
during the summer order your Ice
from
Ci
At Dos Molne*—
Dos Molnes-Denver;
rain.
American Association.
Louisville 7, Indianapolis 5.
Minneapolis 2, Milwaukee 8.
ATTEL GETS DECISION.
.Hill. George W. Hill and wife, J.’F.
Vauretta, Pensylvanla; A. G. Malloy,
city; P. Falomlr and family, Chihua-
hua; Ed. Lawton, t/os Angeles; G. H.
DeValin, San Francisco; A. W. Park,
I El Paso; J. M. Fllnnlkin and wife.
Camden, Ark.; Mayo W. Neyland.
Greenville; J. A. Haskins, city; W.
F. Hammett, Dallas; Harry S. Spence,
Louisville; Newt H. Phlce, Marshall,
T*xr; «&vF. BucM'. "Tzicsoirr- - T.--+1.-
Clarke ami wife, Detroit; Lydia Scott,
Cananea; E. O. Keefe and wife, Tuc-
son; L. 8. Barrett, New York; Atwell
TtyoirpHon, wife and niece, Chatta
nooga; Charles l.evy, wife and daugh-
ter, Chicago; George W. DeLtsk, E. E.
Robson, Detroit; Con. O'Keeffe, Sono
rai A. 8. Rose, i/os Angeles.
EL PASO ICE AND REFRIGERATOR
CO. Phone 114.
C. R. MOREHEAD, President.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, V. President
j. c. LACKLAND, Caahler.
J. H. RUSSELL, Asst Caahler.
Slate National Bank,
WEATHER REPORT.
APWU m - uksm f
k Legitimate Baaklig Business Transacted li All Its Brncles.
Highest Price Paid for Mexican Dollars.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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•Frisco Pugilist His the Best
Six-Round Go In Chicago.
of a
Ing. will take pise* at iu omoca inis - ,
morning from the undertaking parto,:, | d|er 112, Dhg Be l * ^ ^
of MeBean. Lyons A Simmons,
South El Paso street.
100, Last Knight 94, Prosper La Gal
90, Bonth Breeze 101, Glen wood 97.
M « AA l/.n ^ t .. iMviton 1 Alt Cj 4 ft e O lit.
Chicago, Aug. 25.—Abe Wttell of San
Francisco got a decision over Kid
Abet of this city at the end of a six-
round bout at the American Athletic
Club tonight. The contest went the
full six rounds, there being nothing
jnyoichlng a knockdown. Attell had
PERSONALS.
C. Y. Laughry and a party of six
from Connellsvllle, Pa., are leglsterefl
at the Orndorff.
Mr. Ore. H. McDonaugh. an old res-
ident of K1 Pas*, left this morning for
his home In Fort Worth.
Ileorge R. P. Smith, consulting en
gltieer of the El Paso A Southwestern,
spent yesterday at the Orndorff.
J. A. Simones, traveling representa-
tive of the Colorado Casket company,
was in the city yesterday from Denver.
A. P. Coles, family ahd party of
friends have returned from an outing
to the Sacramento mountains. N. At.
E M. Browder, tue mining engineer,
leave* today to examines aome mining
Brief 109, Jessie Jarboe 105. Star Cot
ton 97, Beana 104. Brief and Jessie
Jarboe Ooldblatt's entry.
Fifth Race—Navarlno 101, Dodle H.
92, Ida Penxance 98. Lynch 96. Ida
1/Bdford 96. Found J01, Hainault 93.
Linden Ella 101, Croix d.Or 91, Kto*
Quick 97, Kitty Clyde, 109.
Sixth Race—Seven furlongs, sell-
ing: Alol 102, Grey Forge 114, Merop*
107. El Ghor 107, Annie Oldfield 112
Kate Freeman 100, Papa HI
| Flop 109.
IfliWOL.----„ -----
aflthe better of the go.
El Paao, Tex., August 25, eRadlng at
6 p. m„ Mountain Time.
Barometer ...........* <.....' ’
Thermometer .............. • - - - j*
Direction of wind........,.Northwest
Velocity of wind, miles per hour b
Weather .............. • .....Cloudy
Rainfall tost 24 hours.......... 4»
Highest temperature today...... »«
I/O West temperature today...... 66
KNJ0X SAILS TOMORROW
Atomey General Leaves to Investi-
gate Isthmian Canal.
x,
lirry 107,
TINPLATE PLANT SHUTS DOWN,
Been
In Operation Only Since
Last Tuesday.
Washington, Aug. 25. — Secretary
Shaw has returned to Washington and
wtli remain here until the end of the
week, when he will go to hto Vermont
home to meet President Roosevelt.
Attorney General Kno* left Wash
Ington today for New York aad will
sail for France on the steamer Oce-
anilc. . .
urom.rtlM ln Uc aUtOO? Gaxnr™ mI*. operation since IssUBuesduy the local
prorntles In the mat* of Uaxm*. M*x ^ of t|w, Atnt,Hclul T|npialf, ,.om.
’ I pany has suddenly been ordered to
shut down Indefinitely. The Lisbon
waa one of the few which recently
Con. O'Keeffe, the well known min-
ing man from Sonora, spent Sunday ____
In the cllv, and left yesterday for I V0(C^ i0 nccepl a cut (n wages to on
eastern points - able the trust to get a big foreign con-
Sci retsrv Gifford, of the Miners’ na tract and Its employe* cannot under-
soclr.tlon, left last night for Hudson's | stand the move
Hot Springs, Where lie Will spend
few days recuperating hto health,
Mrs. T. F. Williamson and slater of
Honey Grove. Tex., came down from
Cloudoroft. They will leave for their
home over the T. A P. this morning.'
General A. O. Malloy, after a sojourn
four months to the Pacific chart
Supreme Court Grants Writ of Habeas
Corpus—To Be Heard In October.
Notice.
A called meeting of El Paso Lodge
13b, A. F. A M.. WlB be held thta even-
ing al 8 p. in. sharp for the purpose
of conferring the third degree. All
jtotting brothers an; cordially Invited
JA8. PHIPPB. W. M
JOHN JULIAN, Bectretafry. *
287 PRIZES ON POT8- T|tY FOR
has returned to hto duties at the cits-
tom house In the immigration bureau.
The general to domiciled at the Orn-
dorff
J. M. Fllnnlken amt wife of Cape
d*n. Ark., spent last night at the Orn-
dorff Mr, Fllpniken spent several
day* in the qlty about three week*
ago He has hern on a visit to the
coast and says that he i* glad to get
hotne.
Mr and Mr* W. C. Greene and
party from Cananea passed through
the city yesterday on their private
car Olivette en route to New Yttfk.
They were greeted' at the tratni by Mr*.
DeGroff of the Orndorff. whom they
had previously wired. &
Lansing, Mich., Atlg. 25.—The Mich
Igan supreme court has ‘granted a
writ of habeas corpus W the case uf
Frank C. Andrews, recently convicted
of misappropriating fundi of tho
wrecked City Savings bank of De-
troit. The writ to made returnable
October t and Andrews will remain
In jail until then.
ONE.
Notice!
The number .W ? the telephone i of
The Timm business office to 26-1
rings, and of the edltotHsJ rooms J6-3
rings. The bhdlneaa t Ice to doted
after 8:30 m. (
Dr. A. E. Brown
Will on September 1 move hi* dents!
office to tboi new Patterson building,
comer San Antonio and Utah streets.
0OTB, DOTS. YOU CAN WIN
1 $50.00 IN GOLD Iff CORRECT,
mttifHT bank wrecker.
TOURNAMENT AT SAVANNAH.
Savannah, On., Aug. 26,—Crack
team* from Georgia, South Carolina
end Alabama are taking part tn the
fifth annual tournament of the, 8a
ih -Military
vstnna
Rifie Range aasoola-
tlon, which began under ausplrl
cmullttoni today on the Avondale
fie range. The contests Continue u
lleious
rl-
Hlt 8ight Threatened.
*Wb::e iiTcunlcklng last month my
11-year-old boy was poisoned by some
| weed or plant," says W. H. Dibble of
Sioux City, la. “He rubbed the poison
off his hands into hto eyes and for
awhile we were afraid he would lose
his sight. Finally a neighbor recom-
mended Dewitt's Witch4 Hazel Salve.
: The first application helped him and
tn a few days he was as well as ever.
1 For skin diseases, cuts, burns, scalds.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY,
Capital $200,000. - Surplus $60,000
Deposits $1,500,000.
Joshua 8. Raynolds, President, Jos.' F. WllHama, Caahler.
Ulysses S. 8tewart. Vice President Winchester Cooley, Aset Caahler.
EL PASO DAIRY CO.,
iffffflvlfffl
TARIFF IS SANCTIONED.
wounds, tn ™t bites, DeWttCs Witch
Hazel Salve to sure cure. Relieves
piles at once. Beware of counter-
feits. Campbell ft Grayson, Potter
ft White. Fred Schaeffer.
Capita, Prost* amt Mgr. "■ "•
Caples Lumber Company,
YARDS: COR. TCXAB AND OCTAVIA STREETS. ’PHONE 248.
:UUuuMuiiuaiiitttmmuuMuuimMtiuu4iutniiuiiiiiniiiiuiitiuMUijimMMMm
6hln«te Government "Agreeable,” But |
Want Plenty of Time.
London, Aug. 25.—“The GhDtese I
government," cables the Shanghai
correspondent of the Times, has |
sanctioned th* rlgnatur^of the com-
mercial tariff, hut proposes to delay
the date of its coming Into force untU
the Chinese new year. Foreign tariff
cdfiimtosloncrs are protestlbg at this
delay."
"BEfT IN THE WORLD”
-a.* <y
la th* Statement Of Lord Wolseley ]
About the American Army.
London. Aug. 25.—Replying to the |
correspondent who asks of Field M*
shall Lord Wolseley if the report *
correct he had described the Ameri-
can army as the “best tn the world.’
the field marshal writes that he hfr
Keren the quotation accurately de-1
scribes that army.
twONf Ar
‘labor Convention.
Livingston. Mont., Aug. 25.—The|
Montana State Trades And4 Labor]
session
Its range. Th* Conte#!* Continue until
the tot of the week. Ten event* make
up the program and to the winners
will be awarded $900 In money prtxes
beside* * number of valuable trophies.
Tomatoes, th* good hind, full
weight, S cans 25 cents, at Lion Gro-
cery company.
oouKctt began It* ninth annual
in this city todaV with President F.
C. Ives In the chair. Delegates nr*
present from a majority of th* organ-
ised tabor bodies tn th* tote. A fita-
yunton of legislative meaeores and
other matters affecting the Interest Of
organised labor will oectojr the greater
part of the cession. Officers' reports
show the tot* body to he Increasing
in membership and Influence.
48 cents buys two pounds beat Kan-
sas creamery butter—Shady Grove, of
enure, at the Lkm Grocery.
Merchants' Lunch.
Hot lunch all day at the "Poodle
| Dog," $14
‘weather FORECAST.
Washington. Aug. 25.—Forecast:
New Mexico—Pair TUfesday and|
Arisons—Bair to.
In northern portion Tuesday; 4
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LUMBER
Laths, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Mouldings, Etc.
, • , l tl;. t
Kline’s Mexican and Indian
Chiio Company.
Headquarters for -All Kinds of Mexican ahd Indian Curioaltto,
Carved Leather Good#, .Souvenir Goods, Pottery, Fans, Antiquities,
Opals and OtAar Precious Stones.
SPECIALTIES:
DRAWN WORK, MEXICAN AND NftVAJO BLANKETS.
Wa are tho exclusive WHOLESALERS on th* Mexican Frontier.
The Wigwam..
FINEST Off WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Conveniently Lacated and Up-ta-Oata lit Every Raapaet
104 San Antonio Street , T. H. BOWEN ft CO, Prop*..
Murdoch &
Clayton
Warehouse <
Texas ft Pa-
.v— ^ BRAND.. Manufactured by
* Twi£-W. WOODS.
El Paso, Texas.
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