El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 5, 1902 Page: 7 of 8
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Always bring Results
Rites—Cash With A& H-
Per word, one insertion____tc
Per word, four consecutive
Insertions........... ....,5c
Per word, seven consecutive
Insertions.... ............4c
more....................1-2c
Theee retes are net. No agent’s
cemmiftkidn allowed.
No Ads Taken for Less Than IS Cents.
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Per word, each consecutive
insertion, ten times or
VOU HAVE WHAT
* others w«nt. Why not tell it?
TIMES ‘’WANTS”
1 ARE CHEAP.
; . ' ' ' ,
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT — ONE FURNISHED
room f*r light housekeeping. 408
Sonora SL
FOR RENT — TWO FURNISHED
rooms en suite or single; privilege
ot kitchen If desired; gas; bath; no
invalids. 311 N. El Paso.
auction Rales.
C. E. DARROW, AUCTIONEER. ‘
416 and 418 S. El Paso St.
$1,000 to $25,000 spot cash, for
stocks of merchandise, furniture, ve-
FOR RENT-STABLE, 705 MESA
Ave.
Regular furniture sales every Wednes-
day and Saturday morning at 9:30.
’Phone 840. «“■
FOR RENT—SIX-ROOM FURNISH-
ed house, one block from street car
line; rent $46. Latta ft Anderson.
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
at Phoenix Hotel, corner Santa Fe
and Overland Sts.
WANTED—EVERY ONE TO BUY
old papers. Sold in bundles of 100.
Good for laying under carpets,
wrapping packages or making fires.
Apply Times office.
THE MANSION—MOST ELEGANT
rooms and housekeeping suites in
the city; reasonable rates. 306 W,
Overland SL
IMPORTANT TO STOCK MEN AND
miners: Skit for milling purposes
and live stock at lowest market
prices in carload lots, from the
large salt mines “La Union," 76
miles south from El Paso, Tex.;
samples and prices sent upon re
quest. P. O. address, M. Lavln Car
riles, S. en C„ Villa Ahumada, Chi
ktiahua, Mex. '
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; everything
modern. Columbia, corner Sonora
and Chihuahua Sts. j
FOR RENT—THREE AND FOUR-
room furnished houses at Merchant
Place. -V
ARLINGTON — MOST POPULAR
rooming house; newly furnished.
318 San Antofilo SL
FINE MEXICAN CIGARS ARE MADE
by A. Alvarez, 319 El Paso SL
FOR 8ALE.
MRS. W. H. JONES (COLORED);
competent nurse; rates reasonable.
Address 606 N. Kansas SL
FOR SALE—2 SURREYS. $25 AND
$35 each; fine rubber tire phaetofi,
$50; another, $75; good buggy, $25;
lumber wagon, $25; saddle, $18;
horses and mules at low prices.
Palace Stables, 512 S. Santa Fe St
’Phone 828.
WANTED—AN OPPORTUNITY TO
prove that the best job printing is
done at the most reasonable rates
at The Times’ job rooms.
WANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW
The Times is delivered anywhere
for 65c per month.
FOR SALE —MODERN PRESsSl)
brick cottages, five, six and eight
rooms; also desirable building lots.
Inquire of owner, Jonathan S.
Dodge, office over First National
Bank.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good second hand clothing, guns,
pistols and second hand goods of
all kinds. Call or address B. Early,
415 El Paso SL
FOn SALE—SODA FOUNTAIN AT
big bargain; goosenecks, Ice shaves,
tapks and show cases at factory
prices. Write at once to Waco
Show Case Factory, Waco, Tex.
PIONEER MARBLE AND GRANITE
Works will compete with all and
meet all competition, regardless of s
plan of selling out 213 Myrtle Ave.
FOR SALE—THE NEW MINING
Code of Mexico, in English, 60'cents
per copy. Apply Times offic*.
EL PASO MARBLE WORKS. CLOS
ing business; all stock at cost. 410
5618 S. El Pafo SL 3. Moretti.
FOR SALE—ONE GOOD STEAM
holler. Apply Times office.
THE BEST WAY TO GET A BIG
dollar for a little dime is to use
Times want ads. Results war-
ranted.
FOR SALE—ONE GOOD CRANSTON
cylinder press and folder; six-col-
umn quarto. A bargain. Address
The Times.
YOU INSURE AGAINST FIRE, WHY
not against unsafe credltsf Tur-
ner’s Mercantile Agency. ’Phone
529.
FOR SALE—OLD PAPERS AT THE
Times office, 25c per hundred.
HELP WANTED.
LODGING HOUSES.
WANTED—GOOD COOK, WILLING
to do general housework. 912 Mesa
Ave.
THE SUNSET HOUSE, WETZELL,
prop.. 216 S. Oregon St., is one
large, long. cool, well ventilated
room, with 30 new, clean spring
ccts, where you can sleep night or
day for cnly 15c. Always open day
and night. « . „
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work (colored preferred); good
wages. 2|6 Sonora St.
WANTED — HOTEL EXCELSIOR
wants a diulng room girl and cham-
bermaid.
DENTI8T8.
DR. B. RUBENS,
Dentist
210 1-2 S. El Paso SL, over Callsh-
er’s store. Office hours from 8:30
to 12 and from 1:30 to 5:30 pf m.
WANTED—MEN TO LEARN BAR-
ber trade; new field for our grad-
uates; we-want 100; best proposi-
tion ever offered: eight weeks pre-
pares you for $12 weekly job.
Write today. Mbler Barber Col-
leges, New Orleans, La., or SL
Louis, Mo. - ■ '
DR. P. H. BROWN,
DENTIST.
Masonic Temple, rooms 24 and 25.
Nitrous Oxide Gas Administered.
WANTED—YOUNG LADY AS As-
sistant bookkeeper; first class ref-
erences required. Address, stating
experience aud salary expected. A.
B,, Times. .. , .
DR. WILBER TOWNSEND, DENT
1st Boom 2, Bronson block, San
Antonio SL
DR. J. H. PARSONS, DENTIST.
Room 1, upstairs, corner Oregon
and San Antonio Sts.
WANTED — TWO THOROUGHLY
experienced dry goods Baiesladles;
must be well acquainted with the
dry goods line and be able to fur-
nish first class references, at The
White House,
A. E. MOWN, DENTIST.w MORE
house block, next to postofflee.
MINING ENGINEER.
WANTED-YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
telegraphy and station work for
railway service; expenses moder-
ate; tuition refunded. If situation
not assigned. Dallas Telegraph Col-
lege, Dallas, Tex.
JUAN S. HART.
Mining Engineer.
El Paso, Tex,
TYPEWRITERS.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
FTRSrT CLASS COD* WANTS I
place; best New York, St. Louis 1
and Durango references. Josef j
Chealesy, care Times.
WANTED—ROOMS.
FUKNiShEI^^ BY
young man. State location and
price. Address Box SI, city.
LOST.
LOST—SM AI.l'~ PURSF CONTAIN
tag |86 and two notes. Finder re-
turn to 1002 Texas St. and get re-
ward.
LOST-SMALL FEMALE CH1HUA-
hua dog; short hair; brown, Mack
stripe down back Finder return
to Saivtna Saloon. No questions
asked. $10 reward.
See Die new model; second hand
typewriters bought, sold, rented
and exchanged; repairing and aU
parts, ribbons and supplies. W. M.
Ford, Agt., SOS N. Stanton St.
LAWYERS.
MAURICE McKBLUOON,
Attorney-ot-Law.
Room 4, State National Bank bnild-
Ing. B3 Paao, Tex.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
PLUMBING.
W. A. MCCARTHY. SANITARY IN-
spectlons; estimates furnished. 207
N. Stanton St ’Phone 607.
STORAGE.
John Julian. T. B. Collier
JULIAN & COLLAR.
ReaJ Estate, Fire and Plate Glass
Insurance and Rentals.
* IPS Texas St
INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE
Office. F. Martinez, Center block.
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ARCHITECT.
EDWARD KNRHZELL ' A. I. A.
Architect Office over State Na-
tional bank.
STORAGE—PRIVATE ROOMS FOR
honBehold or other goods to be
stored; rates
Inquire l F.
HOMEOPATHY.
u~n
TIMES “WANTS”
ARE REA D.
ARE READ.
BAKERY
fresh bread.
.Taapeisy 'v,,"s
CONTRACTOi
Jfc '<&&........
m San Ante-
tell
R AND BUILDER.
General Contractor and Planing
Milk E. Overland 8t, opposite
court house. ’Phone 432.
aaaaaeBg'w-,.'.. i. •r.tsm
NO.
MEETING NOTICES.
MUCKI^^
1 of El Paao meets every Wednes-
day night at opera house block. F.
O. Kapphan, president; J. Ander-
son, secretary.
SECOND-HAND GOODS.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
second-hand clothing. H. Mohr, 407
8. El Paso St.
TAXIDERMISTS.
TOWNSEND ft BARBER.
Taxidermists and Naturalists.
The only setabltshment of tbe kind
In the southwest. Fur Rugs and
Robes of All Styles. Game Heads,
Antlers end Horns. Bird Panels,
Owl Screens and AU Kinds of Orna-
mental and Museum Taxidermy to
Order. Zoological Material and
Live Animals. Navajo Blankets
and Puelflo Indian Rugs. Informa-
tion furtftahed to Sportsmen and
Hunting Parties. 407 N. Oregon
El Pseo, Tex.
THE MARKETS
Quotations From Some of the
Leading Exchanges.
Chicago. June 4.—Cattle—Receipts,
11,000. including 1,000 Texans. Mar-
ket active, 10 to 15c higher. Good
to prime steers', $7.2597.76; poor tc
good medium. - $5.0097.50; Stockers
and feeders, $2.0095.26; cows, $1.60
@G.O0; heifers, $2.5096.60; Canutes.
#1.5092.5®: bulls, $2.9596.55; calves.
$2.5096.50; Texas fed steers, $4,909
6.40. , '
Sheep—Receipts, 17,000. Market
far sheep steady; lambs lower for
bulk; good to choice wethers, $5,50
96.25; filr to.' choice mixed, $4,609
5.40; western sheep. $5.2595.25; fair
to choice mixed, $4.5095.40; western
sheep, $5.25@6,25; native lambs, clip-
ped, $5.26 97,10; western lambs, $5.25
®7.10; spring lambs, $7.65.
Kansas City Live Stock.
'jarSiSf*
higher:? native steers, $5.10#7.4O:
Texas and Indian steers, $3,10#6.0O;
Texas Cows, $2,9093.75; native cows
end heifers, $2.509 6 00: Stockers and
feeders, $3.0O@5,5O; bulls, $3.25;
calves, $3.2595.75.
Sheep—Receipts, 4,000. Market
strong; muttons, $4.4095.85; lambs,
$5.0O®7.20; range wethers, $4,169
6.O0; ewes, $4.60®6.75.
Chicago Train.
Chicago, June 4.—The bulls switch-
ed with surprising rapidity in the
corn pits today and set all traders
guessing what the next bit of manip-
ulation by the New York crowd would
be. The bears changed front under
action of bull leaders and although
the natural reaction might have been
expected after four dayB of almost
constant decline, the action was re-
markably erratic. July corn closed
8-8 to l-2c higher, July wheat 5-8e
higher.
July corn started 61 1-2961 l-4c,
Jumped to 82 3-8e, dipped and fluctua-
ted erratically, closed 61 3-4 #61 7-8c.
July wheat opened 71 3-8971 l-2c,
sold to 72c and closed 71 7-8®72c.
July oats Jumped from 38 7-8 fo
a strong close at 38 1-8C.
Stock Exchange.
New York, June 4.—The stock mar-
ket today was still confined to nar-
row professional limits and lacked
even the few. special features which
varied the monotony yesterday.
Closing; Atchison, 80 1-8; Atchi-
son preferred, 98 3-4; Chesapeake «•
Ohio, 46 8-8; Rock Island, 172; Big
Four. 104; Colorado & Southern,
30 3-4; Colorado & Southern prefer-
red, 70; Colorado * Southern second
preferred, 41 1-2; Erie, 36 5-8; Great
Northern preferred, 184; Manhattan,
182 1-8; Metropolitan, 149 3*4; Mis-
souri Pacific, 99 7-8; New Jersey Cen-
tral, 1*4; New York Central, 156 1-4;
Pennsylvania, 140 1-4; St. louts &
San Francisco. 68 3-4; St. Louis *
San Francisco preferred. 83 3-4; St.
Louis * Bar. Francisco second prefer-
red, 72; St Paul. 160 1-8; Southern
Pacific, 64 1-8; Union Pacific, 104 1-2;
Amalgamated Copper, 69; Anaconda,
116 1-2: Sugar. 127 3-4; United States
Steel, 39 2-4: United States Steel pre-
ferred, 80 3-8; Western Union, 90 1-8;
Santa Fe Copper, 2.
U. S. Bonds: Refunding 2s, regis-
tered 108 1-2, coupon 108 3-4; 3s, reg-
istered and coupon. 107 1-2; new- 4s,
registered and coupon. 1*6; old 4s,
registered 109 1-2, coupon 110 1-2; 5s.
registered and coupon, 105 1*4.
Metal Market.
New York, June 4,—Copper was
steady anti, unchanged here with
standard spot to August quoted at
*11.65911.87 1-2; lake, $12.25®
12.52 i-2; electrolytic and casting,
$12.00® 12.2-5'. London copper market
was about 2e 6d lower with spot clos-
ing £54 and futures £64 Is 3d.
Lead steady and as last quoted,
4.1-8c. I .on don was about 3s 8d high-
er at £11 6s 2d.
Speltei gained about l-8c here, clos-
ing at 4 7-8c. Ixrndcn was rrorhanged
at *18 5s.
Bar silver, 52 l-8c.
iiUU MMi.
I mf■t1
0BSTER
taeeauNrar
Maine Fish-
ftMlr ''
He Was Asleap.
A midnight shuttle with a plant lob-
iter armed with powerful ciuws and
worked up to good fighting trim was
fought by Charles McVano, fisherman
and resldoht of Long island, four miles
from Port lend. Me., in Pasco bay.
Mr. McVnne had been fishing nil dny,!
with Indifferent auceres, and bad dechl- <
ed to pull uf> and atart for shore, so ho
loosened the sail of his sixteen foot doiy
and. with a freshening breeze from the
eastward behind him. came bowling in
from the cod ledges. As he neared
Ram island, which Is a barren strip of
land, with bold, rocky shores aud en-
tirely devoid of trees, lie spied a largo
“-Men, mapy vt'ifm «9sjtoyplfeatdng
the result Of your Wrmer'folly. Your
manhood la falling and will soon be
loat utilcaa you do something lor your-
Salf. There is no time to lose. Impo-
tence, like all otiier sexual diseases,
Is never on the standstill; either you
must master It or it will muster you
ami fill your whole future life with
misery and indescribable woe.
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L
flg
8
a smut Wl*» Asbiani i-onsmn.
flock of sen .thick, hjMdied togelUer- in
one of the ting COVCS Hint run up Into
the shores of the Islai-'l McVaiie Is-an
enthusiastic sportsman well ns trill
ermau and seldom Yi h is out in Ids
boat unless his gun.j villi him. On
tiiis particular da S’ \tn raw. penetrat-
ing easterly wind soqu blew up a rough
cross sea. and, ev'WV'Snotni sit seemed to
bring the thveutm»*j»t jot11 nearer.
Nothing daunted, MeVum-, who, like
most of the Inhabitants of ibis coast. ri
Inured to hardships of v, mil her, kept
on Ills course for Ram island. Tho
sight of tho ducks had aroused Ills
sporting Instincts and made him forget
the cheerful fireplace of bis own rot
tage. To niqke a loug.story short, he
Spent on hour or gmjfihong the wary
sCa duck, sailing abbot from one cove
to another, catching first one and then
another flock napping. Bo ardent did
I will cure you to stay Cured, Once
cured by me you will never again be
bothered with emissions, drains, pre-
matureneas. small or weak organs,
nevvoueess, falling memory, loss of
ambition or similar symptoms, which
rob you of your manhood and abso
lutely unfit you for study, business,
pleasure or marriage, 1 can make of
you a whole, happy man, with phys
teal, mental and sexusti manhood.
1 alto euro to stay cured Varico-
cele, Stricture, Blood Poison, Nervo-
Sexual Debility, Private Diseases,
Liver, Kidney and Stomach Die
ease*.
Consultation free. If out of the
city, Write for question blank.
DR. J. It. MAVHEW.
318 San Antonio St.. El Paso, Tex.
Hours; 9 to 1, 2 to 4 and 6 to
7:30 p. m.
prisoner's claws and thus kept It safely
until bay Urea I;. MeVane thou whittled
out wooden plugs, which he drove in
the point of the big daws, shutting
their jaws and rendering them power-
less.
> lie found hi* dory beached high and
dry, and ns soon ns lie had washed it
out aud dragged it to the water he
started for home with ids prize, the
latter minus one leg and a feeler, which
had been broken oft In tho struggle ol
the night,
McVano took the lobster to Portland
and turned it over to Taxidermist John
A. Lord, who lias Just finished mount
lng it. This monster measures 4 feet
1 % Inches from the tip end of its tail
to tho tip of the longest claw, and ll
weighed twenty-seven and one-quartet
pounds.
"Sunset Route."
$30.65 Nashville, Tenn.. and return.
Tickets on sale June 12, 13, I t, 27, 28.
29, July 4, 5. Final limit leaving
Nashville July 31. For particulars
address W. R. FAGAN,
■ General Agent.
“Sunset Route.”
Chattanooga, Tenn., and return,
143.15, Tickets on sale June 25 and
26, return limit September 10, on pay
tnent of 50 cents additional. For par-
ticulars address W. R. FAGAN,
General Agent..
ford’s Inks,
and Paste, just re-
ceived.
215 San Antonio
Street.
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P. H. CURRAN.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE,
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
El Paso Tima.
* El Pago-Rock Island:
Arrive.. 7:S0a.m. Leave.. 8;00p.m.
Santa Fe;
Arrive.. 9:40a.m. Leave.. 9:16p.m.
Depot corner of Santa Fe and Fifth
streets.
Texas ft Pacific:
Arrive.. 7:20p.m. Leave..
Sierra Madre;
Arrive.. 3:50 p.m.
6:50 a.m.
O.. H. ft S. A.:
arrive.. 7;40a.m.
Leave.. 8:00a.m
Leave,. 7:20 p.m
Southern Pacific:
Arrive.. 7:00p.m. Leave.. 8:20a.m
Mexican Central:
Arrive.. 6:40p.m. Leave.. 10:10a.m.
TO EASTtRN RESORTS
VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Low rate Summer circuit tours (0
Michigan, Canada, St, Lawrence Re-
gion. Atlantic Coast; rail and lake, or.
all rail.
To Chicago—Through first class
sleepers and train service to Chicago
from Austin and other Texas cities via
the M. K. & T, road, the Hannibal
gateway and the Burlington Route,
COOL MINNESOTA.
10,000 lakes; scores of the coolest
and best Summer localities in the
country; frequent periods of low ex
curston tours, such as $12.20 Kansas
City to Bk Paul and Minneapolis. The
Burlington Is the old reliable and es-
tablished line to the northern Twin
Cities.
To the Ear Northwest
"The Burlington-Northern Pacific
Express" now leaves Kansas City at
6:10 p. m., making direct connections
with the early evening trains Into
Kansas City. This is tho only
through train from the South to the
Northwest territory in connection
with the Northern Pacific road. Con-
necting train from Denver at night
joining this Northwest train at Al
llance, Nebraska;
Describe your trip to your nearest
Ticket. Agent, or to the undersigned,
and let. us advise you the least coat
and mail you publications free,
L. W. WAKE LEY,
Gon’l Pass’r Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
C. W. ANDREWS,
T. P. A., 309 Scoilard Bldg., Dallas,
Tex. C. M. LEVEY,
General Manager, St. Louis, Mo.
CUT RATES
'¥
JEWELERS
n
BARGAINS IN
Watches
and
LOAN OFFICE.
Mexican Money
Bought and Sold
w*
BRICK & O’CONNOR,
304 Sen Antonio Street.
Mot Dead Yet
But wo are dyeing every day.
Also cleaning, pressing aud repairing
ladles and gents' clothing, lace and
chcnlllo curtains, etc. Try us one#
and you'll be pleased.
New York Dyeing and Clean-
ing Works.
Tel. 343. 608 8an Antonio.
"8UN8ET ROUTE.”
Chicago, III., and Return, $45.50.
Tickets on sale Juno 16, 10, 20 and
T 23, final limit September 17. For par
this duck hunter become In the pursuit j tlcuiars address W. It. FAGAN,
of ills game that ho wijji .surrounded by \ General Agent,
tbe chilly gloom of an April night
most before lie knew It. The wind. ton.
was becoming decidedly luoi't- pointer-
Oils.
MeVane is a man ol flclku]. With a
sweeping glance at tea and sky and not
even stopping to pick ,up tbe last duck
he had shot, he turned Ids bout's bow
toward tile island and beached it well
up on a strip of sand on tbe lee shore.
With a knowledgo Itora ol tunny sim-
ilar experiences, it" tftrned his dory
upside down and. wltRtito aid of the
sail and his oilskins, made himself a
tolerably comfortable resting place for
the night. j
MeVane had been .asleep, as he
Judges, some three or four hours when
he was suddenly awakened by nn ley
cold Stream of wat- r trickling tinder
him and running tit- bis trousers leg.
Scarcely had lie regained Ids seimes
when this forerunner of the deluge
was followed by a snfgbty onrush of
water that took him, jbi» boat and cv
erj'tliiiig else In- Its wajf, pounding up
the bench. Such was tbe force of the
wave that a heavy piece of driftwood
was burled against jicVane'a head
with sufficient force tp fender him un
conscious for a few seconds.
When he recovered; he was lying
high and dry on the I teach, but he had
a horrible choking sensation, aud lus
neck awl throat felt as ttiongh clasped
In a vise. Clutching with his hand, he
grasped the hard, cold shell of a mot>
stef lobster. He seized the claw tho.
gripped his throat and tried to break
Its hold, but the sturdy fisherman hto
been weakened by tile blow on 11 >■
head and the Iwmersfjp jn the Icy w
ter. The giant crustacean clung with
all the tenacity of its nature and Un-
strength its unusual size gave it.
McVano rolled over on to bis atom
aeh and pinned the lobster under him.
“SOUTHERN PACIFIC.”
$35.00 to Southern California Resorts.
Tickets on sale every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Final limit
November 80. Apply to ticket agent,
San Antonio and Oregon streets.
A Snap.
A good paying small fruit and gro
eery Store. Also cold drinks. Cheap
rent, good locution. W1H go at in-
voice price. Best resons for selling
Apply 204 Mesa Avc.
"Sunset Route."
$39.80 St. Louis, Mo., and return.
Tickets on sale June 15, 16,.20 and 28.
Final limit September 15. For partic-
ulars address W. K. FAGAN,
General Agent.
Times "wants" bring Jesuits.
TREAT UNTILCURED
IS MY PLAN.
Will take your
case and treatj
until cured for
ONE PRICE,
and satisfy you j
under a written
contract, or
Refund Your Money.
8t Louis Wool Market. %
St. Louts, June I —Woql. firm and'
Obscure Chronic Diseases and |
Weaknesses, Nervo-Sexual Debility, i
and Reflex Diseases of Men aud !
Then be tried once more to force tbe | women; neglected and unsuccessfully
cruel Jaws apart; but. though be mov i treated cases of Blood and Skin Ids-!
ed them slightly, he was yet too weak [ ... . :
to do anything more. For fnlljk five , *0 , y , '
minutes the fisherman and the lobster I f«rm* Scrofula. Rheumatism, Catarrh, j
struggled, one to rcleaap himself, the-1 Chronic Ulcers and Sores, Piles, Fts :
other, to maintain its bold. : tula, and other Rectal Diseases. Will |
Perhaps the weight of the man's 1 refund the money or treat free any j
body was too much for tbe lobster or case x have failed to cure in El Paso 1
perhaps It repented Of it* midnight m ^ jaftt three years. Consultation
assault, for it suddenly relaxed it* j f
Strangling grip, and In a second Mo- j
Vane bad released himself and seized j
the lobster just back Of the bead and j
tbe base of the claws, the safe grip ;
a fisherman knows so well. The ex-
hausted Long Islander managed to
carry tbe huge crustacean to high
ground and fortunately found a deep,
smooth hollow in tbe ledge,
Unfit
RE8IDENT SPECIALIST.
Offies: WO El Paso Street,
Office Hours—9 to 12 only, during
Queen & Crescenl
Routt
8hort Line From New Orleans or
Shreveport to
New York and Other South-
eastern and Eastern Points
j Through sleeper, New Oneans tc
j New York, via Chattanooga, Bristol
i Lynchburg and Washington,
j Through sleeper, New Orleans tt
I Cincinnati, via Queen & Crescent
j Route,
; Through sleeper, New Orleans to
[ St. Louis, via Meridian and Mobile «
I Ohio Railroad.
Through sleeper, Shreveport tc i
j Chattanooga, connecting with tb* j
j New York and Cincinnati sleepers. j
Dining car service on New York !
and Cincinnati lines serving all meals j
Service unsurpassed In the south j
Ask for your tickets via Now Orloant !
or Shreveport, and tbe Queen £ Cre* !
cent Route.
For detailed Information apply to
T. M. HUNT, |
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Dallas Tev I
S0LMERN BAPTIST
CONVENTION
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
For the above occasion, round |
trip tickets will be on sale at I
New Orleans, May 6 to 10, In-1
elusive, at rate of $20.85, or i
one fare for the round trip, |
Final limit for return May 21, (
except that by depositing tick- j
eta on or before May 15, and j
payment of 60 cents, limit will
be extended until June 2. The
Louisville. & Nashville R. R.
operates double daily train
service between Now Orleans
and Asheville, with through
coaches, sleeping and dining
cars and has been chosen as
the official route for Texas del-
egates. For full Information
as t© time, folders and sleeping
car reservations, call on or ad-
dress
P. W. MORROW,
Trav. Pass. Agt., Houston, Tex.
T. H. KINGSLEY,
Trav. Pus. Agt.. Dallas, Tex.
J. K. RIDGELY,
Dlv. Pass. Aft. New Orleans. I-a
“Sunset Route”
$26.45.
Galveston, Tex., and Return.
Tickets on sale May 18 to 23. Final
limit May 26. For further particu-
lars address
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AUSTIN, TEX.
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