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EL PASO MORNING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1908.
LIVE SPORTING NEWS..*
TiiuEAfiS season! ’^ scSiiE
TO OPEN AT WASHINGTON PARK
MAY 10TH.
Mayor Sweeney Will To** the First
Ball Ac.ro** the Plate When the
Amateur* Open Their Season—
Change* to Be Made on Diamond ard
Improvement* Expected.
SEASON OPENS AT Y. M. C. A. ON
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Cleveland Win*.
Cleveian<1, April 28. — Cleveland
made It three out of four from De-
troit today. It rained continuoualy
throughout the game. Score:
Cleveland ......021 003 02*—11 15 2
Detroit ........104 000 000— 5 7 r,
Batteries—Clarkson, .lima and Be-
rnik Killian, Mtillln and Thomaa.
Ifeated
St Louis Win*.
Ionia. April 28.--St Louis de
Chlcago In an 11-lnnlng game j
today, 4 to 3 Graham was relieved in
Schedule I. Arranged For Four Team, ! ,1,‘■ h> r)inePn who allowed Chi-
. . . . _ I rago but one hit. Score:
Of League.—Independents and Na- RHE
ttonal* Open the Ball.—Double head■ • Rt 1>hiIs ......000 002 001 01 —4 0 2
er* Planned for Every
Night Until June 6th.
Saturday Chicago.....001 000 200 00—3 8 1
Hatterien—Graham. Dfneen and
Spencer; Smith and Sullivan.
With a flare of trumpet* announcing
the opening of the KeUhon of the City
Itasehali league, Wn a hi rig ton Park,
v, ii; he the neenc of the fir
day. May 10.
!• is pofcfdbie that Mayor Sweeney
Mil! be induced to iokh the firnt hall
over the plate, and thus inaugurate
the beginning of what U expoctnd to
l,»e th** llve»t . eiisou of local baaehall
• ver heen.
The manager* of the four teama of
the < i?> league are working hard to
bring their team* up.to a degree of ex-
c»*Ijence which will innure good aport,
cind Inf identally, lhe je rinanf. for hi*
individual team.
Ai rangernenth are pepding for Kenn-
ing the park, and the schedule 1h being
planned for the Hen non. The season
will ope/i with till due ceremony, as i*
!•> planned t<» have a hand In attend
one* and to have f|j«* mayor do the
"fficial ripening with a gilt covered
> all.
t'rimmenclng Thurnday night at 8 o’-
clock the y M. C. A banket hail
league w ill play a acrlea of gameg con-
t g.irro Sun | f,,r heveral wn<*k« Four teams.
the Independenth. the Bankers, the
Imperial* and the National*, compoHe
the league.
The Hi'hodule for the tournament
hiiH he«*n prepared for one week b«-
ginning Thursday, April* 30, and run-
ning until Thursday, May 4th.
The following Ih the schedule:
Thursday, April - Independents
vh. Nationals
Saturday, May 2 - Nationaln vh. Im-
perials. Independent* vs, Bankers
Thursday, May 7.— I m pertain vs.
Bankers*.
Saturday, May f> Independents vs.
Imperials, National* vk. Bankers.
Thursdav. May M N'ath>nalH vs.
imperials
Saturday, May BJ
Nationals. Imperials vk. Bankers. 1
New York Wins.
New York. April 28 —Good batting
won another game for the local Amer-
icans here today. They heat Boston
h> a score of 7 to 4 The home tram
knocked Glaze out of the box in the
first Inning Kief now *8 home run Waal
the batting feature. Score:
R HE !
Boston ..........002 on 000—4 5 1
New York ......410 000 20 x—7 9 ]
Batteries—Glaze, Borchin and Car-1
rigan; Newton and Kleinow
FLEET AT SANTA BARBARA
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York Wins.
Boston, April 28—Boston was boat-1
mi by New York to.lay in a slow
Kami-. in 2. Although wild at times,
I a niter .lid not allow the visitors a
hit a nil ha<1 them well in hand until;— . . ,
I'ore.-d to retire in the seventh, when.! ®P©Ciftl SB.I0 01 POlllJl
, , , i a hot liner from Deviin's liat hit his ! TY«4- tlnan
Independents ank|, ua, „* „,.M f„„ UOt U0S6
ALL JOY
to the fellow who is in-
side of one of our
SPRING SUITS
We are showing an
immense line of exclu-
sive models and pat-
terns—all reasonably
priced.
NO FIXED PROGRAM FOR ENTER-
TAINMENT YESTERDAY.
Many of the Men Went to Lo* Ange-
les and in That Manner Overstated
Their Leave—Huge Dance la Given
the Men of the Fleet on Canvas Cov-
ered Asphalt and Partners Are Very
Hard to Find.
v* Nauomds. I m pot la is vs Hanker*. I „lMmIll Vwdsio'and ‘ Hannifin I
M"lr- ■''> • M»> -' •IfidoliondPntB Inurrhasod from New York vesterdav
OLD GUARD BOWLS GOOD GAME u
Nationals Are Defeated in Next Best
Bcwhng Series Ever Played
Locally.
The old Guard defeat.-d the Nation
nl howlers last night liy a margin of
! i: i in oro* of the (**•,'t gamcK
bowp-fl )nrall> this hen non
Tlo game wau :emarkable for two
featurej-; ever\ man bowling over bo,
and the total of the winning heore
2811, being hutpanned only once bv
Ho- Rea! Kntau* team, which bowled
2827
Uoak howled high with €08. and with
th«* record for single gar mat 2;jo
ffiThc rtcon*:
Haturda;., May 22- In dependents vx
Imperial, Nationals vs, Batickrs.
ThurKilay May 28.—National* vs.
Banket r
t urita;«. Ma> 3* •.—~ Indcp«*mlnnta
vis Nationals, Imperials vs. Bankers
Thursday, June -1 -ln<k*p<.*nd$nts
vs imperials.
Haim day. June 0 National* vh. lm-
perlttbc Independents v». Bankers.
A double header In which , all four
teams will participate will be play-
ed etu-h Saturday evening, during the
time i he league Ik maintained.
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I’oodlc Waff-
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Mu ruin,
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ffiStrikeout,*, Watson, ( auijibi 11
an. Foul, |kink, Schulz
Manager Bohlinger’s Team To
White Sox Sunday.
A0.I- Ii« I),
CANCELS CANANEA GAMES.
; n.- a voru
j i 'li-vi'iami
I SI I .mils
Man after Ku • ttfihllngcr has <ji u ' t' l, 11 ,-u.- ■ > *
relied the panic** .With f'antinea. nr
ranged fur Saturday and Sunday, mid
will play the While So\ a'
park on Sunday next-
Tie* manager of tin* league team
wants his nn*n to have a little more
practice before lie (infs them up
against Hi,, foreigner's crack apvrepa
t if m.
Houck Davis Match Postponed.
!.<e Mavis and Houck, who were
lteea'isc the alley were euraped with
the old Guard and the National*, it
was derided ptt*f|xint> th* Davt*
Houch match until l*’ilda.v nlplit.
Prevent Match.
*'>rw York. Ajr.il 2* T he poliee to-
day prevented tin* setujduled ten round
hnxinp bout bi*tw,,|i 'i'erry Mf-Gm
nil and Udinny SummeiM «,* Ku,gland I
at the Old Itroadwin Athletic e)ills
Burns-Johnson Fight.
Iamdon April 2* There were tm
f 1**1 r negotiation* today sab tin* idea
of.arranging a ranlesi beiweep .loiin
ion, the colored heavyweight, and
Torntny Burn*..tin, ehumidon
Billiard Tourney.
New \ ork, Api il :*v laieiea |s*
Mile tla* Kimil'll Mrmiteiir elniiiiploii
tonight defeated .1 V |»ogge„!„., ^ ,,r
New York in tlie first gam,, of the in-
ternational amateur billiard touinev ,n
the l.ledeikian/ club, ,i h,*,„*,;
UMi to 295.
purchased from New York yesterday,
played first base. Score:
R H E
New York ........000 100 0-20—3 2 3
Boston ........100 100 000—2 8 2
Batteries--Taylor. Malarkey. Wlltsii
and Bresnahan; Dorner, Llndman and
Bowman.
Philadelphia Wins,
Brooklyn. April 28 Another defeat j
was administered to the home team!
this afternoon, Philadelphia winning,
to I Wilhelm was batted hard, j
while Sparks was most most effective.
Score:
U H E. 1
Philadelphia . . ,100 301 000—5 10 2(
Brooklyn ......100 Ooo 000 —l 7 2
Batteries- Sparks and Dooin; Wil-
helm and Rergen
Cold at Chicago.
Chicago. April C8. Pittsburg Chi-
cago, iK'stponed: cold.
6 pairs for $1.00
BEST BY TEST
UNIONCUKo
V w I INCORPORATED 'V
| Some Brief Bulletins
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Snow in Pueblo.
Pueblo, April 28 -The Ptioblo-Dos
Moines game postponed; snow.
Snow at Denver.
Denver, April 28.—Denver-Siotix
city, postponed; snow,
Lincoln Win*.
Lincoln, Neb.. April 28.—Lincoln
outplayed Omaha In every department
of.today's game. An error by Thomas
In the ninth gave the visitors their
only run. Score:
R. H. E
Lincoln.........110 020 10x~-5 7 2
Omaha .. ....____000 000 001—-1 5 4
Batteries—Jones and Sullivan; Hall
and bonding
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If Hungry and Thirsty
Go to Phil Young's Cafe and Ovster
House, 217 El Paso street. The only
place in the city where you can get
fresh, cool Moeriin Cincinnati tieer
Lunches served at all ‘
nlgtit.
hours, day or
Endorse Knox.
Harrisburg, April 28 - The Hepuhll
'.in Mate convention tomorrow will
elect delegates at large to (he Repul.
bean national convention and emloise
Knox for president
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.
New Y ork at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
St Louis al Cincinnati
Pittsburg at Chicago.
American League.
Cleveland at St. Louis
l To* age at Detroit, ;
Washington at Philadelphia
Boston at New Y'ork
American League.
Washington Wins.
Philadelphia. April 28 —Washington
beat Philadelphia today, 0 to 4, by
bunching hits on Plank. The home
team could not locate C. Smith's
curves until tin* closing innings, and
Deh-hanD saved the game for Wash-
ington In the ninth by a jumping
catcli of Collin's liner, with two men
oa bases. Score;
R H E
Washington .. out 040 too ti ]l \
Philadelphia OOP 000 310 - 4 0 2
Batteries: C Smith and Street;
Plank and Schreek.
FOR RESULTS
QO TO—
SANTA ROSALIA HOT SPRINGS
Most renowned resort on the continent. Finest
Baths in the world. Climate most delightful.
Hotels unsurpassed. Address
Norman E. Galentine, Prop.
Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua, Mexico.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Indianapolis—-Indianapolis 0. St.
Paul n.
At Columlms -ColnmbiiB ti, Kansnr
City 7
At l/Htlavjlle.....Louisville 2, Minne-
apolis 0-
At Toledo- Toledo Milwaukee, post-
poned ; cold weather!
NIGHT RIDERS IN EL PASO.
Horseback Riders Call Householder to
Come Out and Shoot Up the Town
When, He Refuses.
A number of "night rider*” were
out last night shooting up the town.
They halted before the home of a
resident on South Kansa* street, be-
tween Second and Third, at 1 o’clock
this morning called to the household-
er to come out, and while lie was
gone uut the back way to look for an
ofifeir, fired a tied lade of shots and
galloped off.
The police toy looking for tile rid-
ers, and it wilt go hard with (Item if
caught.
For Patent Agreement.
Berlin, April 28.—It Is said here
that the British government has taken
preliminary Steps to negotiate a pa-
lent agreement with the United
States.
Pittsburg Failure.
Pittsburg. April 28 - John W. Grove,
president of the John W. Grove com-
pany, dealers in toys, filed a petition
ill bankruptcy today. Liabilities $94,-
000; assets $1(12,
A: ira in Africa.
Brussels, April 28.—An International
congress i.-. in session-considering u-
.vision of the existing agreement re*
gat'ding importation of arms into Afri-
ca, The United State* is one of the
fourteen powers represented.
Funeral of Campbell-Bannerman.
Meigle, Scotland, April 28.—The
body of Sir Henry Campbell-Banner-
man. the late ex-premier of Great
Britain, was buried beside that of his
wife in the tittle village churchyard
today In tire presence of a great gath-
ering of mourners. The remains came
from London yesterday after funeral
services in Westminster Abbey.
Tennesse Republicans.
Union City. Tenn.; April 28,—The
ninth district Republican convention
elected two delegates to the Chicago
convention, one endorsing Taft;, the
other unin.structed.
Broker Suicides.
New York, April 28 -Charles Cop
ter of the stock brokerage firm of Cos-
ier. Knapp A* Co., lid Broadway, shot
and killed himself in his home to-
night. No cause is known for the act.
SNOW REPORTED AT TORRANCE
J4o Verification of Early Morning Re-
port Can Be Had However.—High
Cold Wind Here.
over th^ wires from Tor-
rance, a small roam
A flash _
on the E. P. &
S \V . about 125 miles north of El
Paso altout 1 o’clock last night, re-
ports that a severe snow storm was
tagliig In that section.
No definite Information as to the
veracity of the report could be ascer-
tained, however. Towards 1 o'clock,
however, in this city it grew much
colder and a strong cold wind blew.
FRITZI SCHEFF GETS DIVORCE.
Referee Decides That Actress Is En-
titled To Absolute Divorce.
New York. April 28 Krltzi Sohvff.
the actress is entitled to a decree of
absolute divorce from her husband.
Baton Frederic Wilhelm Gustav Carl
Von Hnrdelbeti, according to a re-
port just made by Refer tv Momtewlse.
w ho took testimony in the case by ap
potntment of the supreme court. Coun-
sel for Miss Sehcff applied to Justice
McCall in the supreme court today
to have the report of the referee con-
firmed The justice took the matter
tinier advisement.
Will Grant Amnesty. ■
Lisbon, April 28.—King Manuel,
wlon he takes the oath of the .sov-
ereign on May ti. will grant a general
amnesty to all political prisoners ex-
cepting those involved in the murder
of tits father and brother.
Visit Fiji slands.
Suva, Fiji island. April 28.—It is
announced here that the American
fleet has 'accepted an invitation to vis-
it the Fiji islands.
Maryland Republicans.
Baltimore, April 28.—Republicans
of the second district selected an
nninstruolcd delegation to Chicago to-
day.
Banker Goes Wrong.
Baton Rouge. La., April 28.-
An in-
Another Ruef Juror.
Kan Francisco, April 28.—In the
trial of Abraham Ruef today Charles
A. Artlsue*. a butcher, was tentative-
ly accepted by both sides. Artiguea
made the twelfth man in the jury Imix,
nine of whom have been sworn in and
the other three are subject to peremp-
tory challenge.
ITALIANS ARE ASPHYXIATED.
i
Six Supposed to Be Miners Are Found
Dead in Room.
New York. Apiil 28.—The todies of
six unknown Italians, supposed to be
miners from Midvale. Fa., were found
in a room on teh third floor of a
Greenwich street lodging house late
today. The gas in the room was
turned on, and the coroner stated
that the men bad been dead several
hours After the Italians had closed
tlie door for the night they had nailed
tt shut fro nithe Inside and had fasten-
ed the window tight, evidently in fear
of thlves
tttThe appearance of the gas jet indi-
cated that one of the men had turned
out the light but did not fully close
the stop.
Santa Barbara. Cal.. April 28.—
There were no fixed features on Santa
Barbara's entertainment program In
honor of the Atlantic battleship fleet
today, the officers and men being
largely allowed to pursue their own
ways. Many of the latter went to
Los Angeb-s to spend the day and will
overstay their leaves which expire at
1 a. m. The amusements ofTered the
bluejackets in Santa Barbara are nat-
urally rather meager owing to the size
of the city and consists largely of fly-
ing horses, shooting galleries and a
large variety of rateh-penny affairs
brought here for the occasion. Dancing
on the canvas covered asphalt on the
ocean boulevard each evening is the
only picturesque feature of the blue-
jackets' entertainment. They seem to
enjoy it hugely, however, and when
the available supply of eligible girls
gives out the? dance with each other.
It is no easy task to provide 1,000
or more partners. •
For the officers today there was a
garden party attended by 630 invita-
tions In the afternoon and this even-
ing a dance at the Country club. A
number of luncheons and tea parties
on the battleships were given with the
juniors as hosts
At intervals today the fleet was en-
tirely lost to view in fog banks which
blow in from the southward. All
morning long the fog bells on the six-
teen ships wvre kept going at a lively
rate. During the afternoon the sun
shone for several hours through the
mist tot toward evening the heavy
banks lowered over the ships again.
The officers of the fleet, report many
men as overstaying their liberty, due
to the large number that have gone
to IjOs Angeles instead of remaining in
Santa Barbara.
Lieut. Commander W. Carey Cole,
navigating officer of the U. S. S. Kan-
sas, left tonight for San Francisco,
whither he has been ordered to take
command of the naval patrols to he
established in that city during the
stay of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
The system of landing armed pa-
trols from each of the ships of the
Atlantic fleet at every port visited has
proved a most successful means of
handling any delinquents among the
men. Their respect for the authority
of their own officers and shipmates
is supreme and a dance of the flowers
In honor of the officers is the feature
of tomorrow's program.
HOUCK&DIETER CO.
WHOLESALE LIQUORS
NEW LOCATION: 8CHULTZ BLOCK.
125-127 8AN FRANCISCO STREET.
Tha entire building I* now occupied by this company and stocked
with the largest and moat complete line of Imported and Domestic
Wines, Liquors, Mineral Waters, etc., in the Southwest
HOUCK DIETER CO.
JOBBERS and IMPORTERS
Pioneer Hardware House of El Paso
FASSETT ft KELLY
Builder’s Hardware?, Mantles, Steel Ranges, Studebaker Wagons,
Miner’s and Ranch Snpolies of ail kinds.
The Place for Low Prices.
No Stops for Flotilla.
Los Angeles, April 28.—George lb
Stewart, president of the chamber of
commerce, today received a telegram
from Admiral Thomas saying that de-
partment orders rendered it impossi-
ble for the torpedo boat flotilla to stop
at Kan Pedro. The message was tn
response to an Invitation to have the
torpedo boat flotilla stop on its
way up.
Later Information indicates that the
boats will go to San Francisco from
that point.
Arrangements in Paris.
Pails, April 28.—The American club
of Paris is arranging to entertain and
dine ttie officers of the American bat-
tleship fleet when the vessels reach
the Mediterranean on their way
around the world. The banquet will
lie given either here or at some Medi-
terranean port.
GEO. G. SAUER & CO.
309 South El Paso St. EL PASO. TEXAS Telepnone “«
MANUFACTURERS OP THB CELEBRATED
LA FLOR DH MEXICO, ““Voammadb
We also make the well known El Paso McGinty Cigar.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
J FRESH BUTTER
Is being churned dally by the
THE EL PASO DAIRY COMPANY
Who are also making fresh dally the flneBt of
COTTAGE CHEESE
•end tn your orders by Bell Tolephone 16( v Auto 1156. Office t V3 No.
Oregon SL
CREAM OF THE CROP
We can supply the DEALER with
the best known and best grades of
CANNED CORN.
Our tine is complete and diversi-
fied.
Snow Flake Maine Sugar Corn.
Golden Niagara New Y’ork Sugar
Corn.
Pure Food New York Cream Corn.
Empress Iowa Sugar Corn.
Black Hawk Iowa Sugar Corn.
Imperial Club Iowa Corn.
If you are interested in offering
GOOD CORN write Us for
SPECIAL PRICES.
The above brands sold exclus-
ively by
The H. Lesinsky Company
Wholesale Grocers
El Paso, Texas
China Is Busy.
Pekin, April 28.—China already has
begun to arrange for the entertain-
ment of the American battleship fleet
when It comes to Chinese waters. Ad-
miral Sail baa issued instructions that
the officials of Shantung and Chi Fit
co-operate in organizing a plan of re-
ception.
That Old Trunk.
Repaired or exchanged. El Paso Trunk
Factory, opp. P. O , across Plaza.
ENGLISH WARSHIP DAMAGED.
Boiler Tube Explodes and Five Men
Are Injured.
Portsmouth. England, April 28.—The
explosion of a boiler tube in the Brit-
ish battleship Britannia, during a full-
speed trial today, injured five men,
four severely and one slightly.
The Britannia reported the accident
by wireless to this place and late
tonight she anchored at Spithead.
The Injured were not brought on
shore, and no communication could be
had with the ship tonight. The de-
tails of the explosion, which is not
believed to have been serious, there-
fore cannot he obtained until the in-
jured men are landed tomorrow.
Hebe and Mme. Gould.
Naples April 28.—One of the Na-
ples newspapers says that the reason
Prince Helte de Sagan and Mme,
dlctment charging the embezzlement i Gould are going to Rome is that they
, °f $97,600 of the funds of the First'
National Bank of Baton Rouge, was
I returned by a federal grand Jury to*
j night against Oscar Kondert. former
j cashier of the bank.
may discuss at tlie Vatican the possi-
bility of meeting the objections of the
church to a marriage between them on
account of the fact that Mme. Gouid
has been divorced,
ACTION OF IRISH PARTY.
Recent Reunion of the Party Will
Have No Effect.
Dublin. April 28.—tt was demon-
strated at an important meeting of
the Irish party held here today that
the recent reunion of the party would
not have any practical effect on its
policy.
William O'Brien's resolution in fa-
vor of another conference with the
landlords was defeated despite strong
speeches in its favor by Mr O'Brien
and Timothy Healy. while Mr.
O'Brien s criticism of John-E. Red-
mond's recent methods of conducting
the home rule campaign in parliament
found only two supporters
John Dillon's resolution in favor of
the Redmoudits policy of independent
faction for the solution of the home
rule and other pressing problems was.
carried by a vote of 42 to 15.
Pension BIB Passed.
AVa.sbington. April 28 —The pension
bill, carrying $163,053,900, was passed
by the senate in four minutes today
just before adjournment. No change
was made In the bill as it came from
the senate committee.
BARBARIC TRENO IN JEWELRY.
Tendency in Handmade Work Seen at
Society of Craftsmen's Display.
The National Society of Craftsmen,
now holding its spring cxhl'btion in
Its rooms at the National Art club, of-
fers a variety of interesting products
for examination. There are some
pieces of silver, bowls, porringers, can-
dlesticks and small serving dishes that
are beautiful with the soft finish of
handwrought metal where the mark
of the tool has not been entirely oblit-
erated. The famous dictum that true
are removes all traces of the labor of
execution does not wholly apply to
metal work.
The barbaric note in the had made
jewelry of the present day is. in har-
mony with the growing tendency to-
ward the use of full hues and more
or less barbaric combinations of color
In dress. Bags of all degrees of ser-
vice atdlity ure seen even to those of
embroidered white satin, but the de-
signs are slnguarly limited and seldom
distingushed. No one familiar with
the Flemish and German pictures of
the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
can fail (o have noted the beautiful
shapes and proportions of the side
liars of purses worn by both mep
and women, but their influence has nit
been felt among the bag-makers of to-
day.
Mirror and picture frames are shown
in excellent examples, with ornaments
in low relief and simple design where j
we have been accustomed to exag- i
geratod and florid decorations, and tlie i
woodwork in more ambitious pieces
carries on the impression of excel-
lence.
The pottery representing, as it does,
some of the best and best known work
of the country, is interesting both for !
its intrinsic beauty and as an instance
of one craft which successfully has
educated the public and created a de-
maud that bids fair lo be. permanent.
Of most of the craft* this unfortunate-
ly is hardly true, but each year that
such societies as the National Society
HOTEL ZEIGER
( European Plan )
Rooms 7j>c, $1 and $1.50
Conducted in accordance with the
sanitary laws of the State of Texas.
The best equipped restaurant in the
Southwest. Headquarters for stock-
men and mining men.
CHAS. ZEIGER, f>rop.
I have a complete stock of Bug-
gies, Wagons, Harness, Whips,
Robes, Horse Blankets, etc.. Agent
also for Buick Automobiles, Mit-
chell & Lewis, Old Hickory and
Peter Schutler Mountain Wagons,
the famous Deal Spring Wagons
and Buggies, Columbus Buggy Co.,
Tebbets & Sons, Westcott Carriage
Co., H. A. Babcock, Fremont Car-
riage Co., Enterprise Carriage Co.,
Columbia Carriage Co. I can sup-
ply your needs at close prices.
COME HID SEE
H. P. Noake
IF YOU MUST DRINK
of Craftsmen live and hold their own j Drink at the TOLTEC SALOON where
makes more assured the genrea! ac- ! }.0tt Wijj
ceptance of the principles for which
they stand.—New Y’ork Times.
The Kaiser and the Diplomat.
At the Philadelphia club a Philadel-
phian adverted to Charlemagne Tow-
er's great popularity with the kaiser
and the German court.
'It is not surprising." he said. "Mr.
Tower is a briliant and profound Wri-
ter. a lepinel historian. He has, too,
a pretty wit."
My sister who lives in Berlin, tells
me that the Kaiser, inviting Mr. Tow-
er to dine with him informally, called
him in the invitation the most en-
gaged man in Berlin.'
• Mr Tower in his reply said:
•"The most engaged .man in Berlin
Will to but too happy to dine with the
most engaging one.' "
get the finest and purest
Famous Blue Ribbon Beer on tap.
R. B. STEVENS, Proprietor,
LEGAL TENDER
Finest Liquors and Wine* to be found
in El Paso. Fresh cool beer, ate*
porter and cigars.
G. G. KINMAN & CO. PROP8.
211 East Overland Street
THE BIG KIO IS IN JUAREZ.
Poodle Dog
BAR AND CAFE
316 San Antonio St.
Oldest whiskies and purest wines la
',ty. Clean and cool. No 1 -afire.
LARY FORD, Proprietor,
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