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DOUBLE EXHIBITION.
IT II PLANNED BY MANAGER
ROBERT FOR JUAREZ PLAZA.
«** the DENVER BAR &. OFfICE f IXTURE GO. SH®* ,
WStS nrtn VIUMIM. Mar BoBCaata
STORE FIXTURE!
BfHVtl, COt0*ADO.
BANK
OTTO NEUMAN, Mgr.
BAR - OFFICE - CIGAR - JEWELRY
Writ' (of Codon*.
1511*19 Idlt St.
W. 6. Wafz Co.
ESTABUBHEO 1881
SOLE AGENTS FOR EL PASO
Metrostyle Pianolas
and Pianola Pianos
The Twentieth Century Plano.
Come, see, hear and sat-
isfy yourself that it. is
really a musical instru-
ment and not a ma-
chine.
For twenty four years we have
kept in the lead with the Beit Pi-
anos manufactured and agafii offer
the Best Thought of the Times
in connection with otirregular line
of High Grade Pianos.
DUNNE ON SUNDAY CLOSING.
The Frenchman Set* Aside Prece-
dent and in Addition to the Thrill-
ing Bullfight, Hae Engaged the
Ritehlee, Pamed Athletee. to Per-
form Daring Feats Sunday.
Sheet Music Sold at Half Price
101 S. El Paso St. El Paso. Tex.
Chisago'* Mayor Tell* Miniater* Peo-
ple Want Open Saloons.
Chicago. Ill, Nov. 7.—The pastors
of ihc Congregational churches of
Chicago issued au ultimatum to May-
or Dunne yesterday urging him to en-
force the Sunday closing laws. The
fifty minister* present at a meeting
voted almost unanimously for the me-
morial, which was intended to place
the city's chief executive on record
either for or against law enforce-
ment.
When Mayor Dunne was told of
the action of the ministers be re-
marked:
"The ministers are welcome to call
upon roe at any time, hut I shall tell
them I have not changed my view*.
I still believe the public does not
wish tin saloons closed on Sunday.
"In the last campaign Mr. Harlan
ami I slated our positions on the
question. We were both in favor of
the saloons being open on Sunday. He
got 137.000 votes and I received 182,-
000. Stewart, the Prohibition candi-
date. was in favor of closing the bars
on Sunday, He got 3,000 vote*. That
ought to give a pretty good Idea of
public sentiment on this subject.”
The Silver King Restaurant
i» the Basement on San Antonio Street,
No. 209, is the place to get a
Fine Meal and Quick Service
STEIN a UIH10, Prop*
MAKE QUALITY PARAMOUNT—
Seek after tpiality and cling to
quality In all your buying. Quality
never mislead*—never disappoints.
Quality means satisfaction, whether
you buy shirts, hats, diamond* or cof*.
fee. J
MORE A WILLING,
EL PASO'S MEN’S FURNISHERS.
To give an additional attraction,
something entirely alien to bullfight-
ing—a performance which in itself
is new, navel and exciting—as an ad-
jjuact to a bullfight, fa what Imprea-
aarlo Felix Robot ha* decided to do
Sunday.
Those who go to sec the fight will,
accordingly, witnes" a double exhibi-
tion. Geronimo Cruz again will kill
lour wild and vicious bulls, and his
brilliant work of last Sunday In with-
drawing his sword with the delivery
of each death thrust, will probably
be repeated. With a matador who
has been trained to hill bulls scien-
tifically it is just as easy to kill them
In that manner a* It Is to butcher
them, and Cruz, who has received
many plaudit* in the Mexico City
plaza del toros, learned the right and
artistic way.
The added attraction which Man-
ager Robert has contracted for Sun-
day jo the thrilling exhibition by the
Ritchie athletes. The Ritchies have!
won medals of award at the Paris,
St. Iamis and other International ex-
position* for their daring exploits,
and they are without peers In any
country. Ritchie doe* the astonishing
feat of striking a two-inch iron bar
over his head until It bends, and
then to show that the pipe I* Iron
he turns it over and bends it hack
again. With the aid of Mrs. Ritchie
he does many other sensational feats.
This will be the Ritchie’s first public
appearance In this section.
A Nece:
For
Men.
There1*, nothing more neces-
sary for the man who has any-
thing to-do wifh the ruhning of
trains, 'than a thoroughly relia-
ble watch.
And there is no better or more
dependable watch than an
Elgin or Waltham
RAILROAD MOVEMENT.
With a fine line of these
watches and a full stock of
guaranteed cases, we are ready
to supply railroad men with
good ttmekeeper* at reasonable
cost.
We make the repairing of
railroad watches a specialty.
Snyder Jewelry Co.
Jewelers. Engravers, Opticians.
Antor
304 San Antonio Street
IF IF IF IF IF IF IF IF
If our “Standard Brew” is as good
as foreign brands, why not help
home enterprise by asking for “Stand-
ard Brew?"
Badger Fuel Company
Agents for KANSAS PORTLAND CEMENT CO. of Tola, Kansas, ami
dealers iu Fuel and all .kinds of building materials.
Second and Chihuahua Bte. Phone 389.
BRIEF BITS CITY NEWS
A swell place—the Gem saloon.
Gents' lunch. Refreshment*.
The ladies of Fort Bliss will be at
home Thursdays during the winter.
FOR SALE
5 South front lets with comer on Rio Grande ............$000 Each
4 North fronts, Boulevard ..................................$500 Each
2 North Fronts on Wyoming, cheap at .......................$000 Each
3 Corner lots on Montana .......................................$3,150
10’South fronts near Arizona street car line, beautiful view, dirt
cheap ......................................... ........$450 Each
5 Rooms $3,075. Sec this southeast, corner.
5- rooin house on Rio Grande, 2 lots, south front.................-.$2,G00
6- room house, south front Boulevard ............................$’,650
5-room house. Mttudy Heights, south front ......................$3,800
Business Property $7,090 and up.
For Rent—A beautiful 10-room house, close to car line. All modern,
$50 per month.
Cal! at our office and we can put you on to some good bargains.
AUSTIN <a MARK,
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
PltONt 352. lio MESA AVENUE.
The Schubert Mnnnerchor society
of this city Is arranging to give a
grand concert In this city at some fu-
ture date to raise funds for the
building of a hall here.
The case against J. P. Murphy,
charged with assaulting James Dwyer,
was passed in police court yesterday
on account of the alleged disability of
the prosecuting witness to appear.
A meeting of the entertainment
committee, of the American Mining
congress will he held this morning at
10 o'clock at the chamber of com-
merce. The executive committee will
meet Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
THERE’S ONLY ONE
Alex. Ormand officiated yesterday
a* clerk of the corporation court in
the absence of .lame* Dwyer, who is
under suspension. Under Chief of
Police White's administration Ormand
satisfactorily filled the same position
for a year and a half.
place, the Troy laundry, where you can get the
best work done. Courteous treatment and satis-
faction guaranteed. Phone 278.
Equal Right* Association,
Newport, Ky,, Nov, 9.—The annual
state convention of the Kentucky
Equal Rights association opens here
tomorrow lu the Spiritualisin' temp e
on Overton street. Delegates from all
parts of the state will be In at tend-
ance, as well as a large number of
visitors from other states. The prin-
cipal figure of the convention will bo
the Rev. Anna Shaw, of Providence.
It. I., one of the most prominent ad-
vocates of woman's suffrage lu the
country. She will be the principal
speaker at thy meeting tomorrow eve-
ning.
DESECRATING INDIAN GRAVES.
Judge Holds Relics Cannot Legally By
Taken From Them.
(,’hickasha, 1. T., Nov. 7.—Judge J.
T. Dickerson, of the United State*
court of the southern district, who
had already become the champion of
the living Indian, in an interview to-
day took a novel position as the de-
fender <of the dead Indian'* right*.
He condemned the practise of dese-
crating Indian graves and digging up
their remains and relic*.
The judge quote* the law on the
Captain Robert Price and J. B,
Cochran. Insurance adjuster* from
Dallas, arrived here yesterday and
have commenced adjusting the losses
In rhe opera house fire. They wired
Henry W. Myar, proprietor of the
opera house that burned, and who
lives at Camden, Ark., to come here
at once and It 1* expected that he will
arrive tomorrow.
The case against Jim Dwyer,
charged with assault to murder, which
was to have come up In Justice Mar-
shall's court yesterday was continued
until this afternoon. Dwyer wn* not
seen on the streets yesterday although
his wound* are' slight. Joe Murphy,
whom Dwyer shot is able to walk
around and was down town yesterday.
Yesterday Exalted Ruler Ed Knee-
zell of the Rika received a telegram
from the exalted ruler of the Toledo,
FOR
CUT RATES
OVER ALL RAILROADS
TO ALL POINT8 C/ULL ON
I
QILBERBERG DROS
“OF COURSE**
The oldest, members in Tex
as of the American Ticket
Brokers’ Association.
102 Ban Arttonio Street.
Next Door to First National Bank
Well-Known Theatrical Man la Ar-
ranging for Production* Hove.
George Samuels, manager of the
George Samuels Attraction*, arrived
in ISi Paso last evening to advertise
the two plays, “The Deserted Bride”
and "The Man from Mexxico” which
will be presented at the Bijou theatre
in this city Sunday and Monday
nights.
Mr. Samuels has conceived and ex-
ecuted a novel plan which will prove
a benefit to this section of the coun-
try, it being the arrangement of a
circuit through Arizona and New Mex-
ico. It takes six weeka to make the
circuit and he puts on two plays
each trip, carrying special scenery
and electrical effects for each pro-
duction. He has made Das Vegas his
headquarters and changes his scenery
and effects each trip. He ha* gone
to the expense of about $8,000 for his
equipment, and ha* had scenery spe-
cially built to fit the theatres in this
section. His play* have all been suc-
cesses In the East. They are practical-
ly the same productions, only' the
scenery la slightly smaller.
Mr. Samuel* ha* had eighteen
years’ experience In the theatrical
business. He haa studied out the
Southwestern field carefully and de-
clares that by presenting flist-class
attractions he is building up a large
“A Deserted Bride,” the bill for
Sunday night, is a scenic production.
Special scenery, depicting world fa-
mous sections of Chicago will he
used, and great difference* between
the life of the "underworld” and that
of “upper tendom” will be shown in
all Its dramatic vividness.
“The Man rom Mexico is an up-
roariously funny play, Willie Collier
made his first big hit in it, and It
packs theatres wherever It is present-
ed. This drama will be the offering
for Monday night.
1 • JB . 1
BIJOU Tl
Cor. Oregon i
1EATRE
ind Second.
CQaEm,lcT !have COME
^AMUlLc! to stay.
ImTsT'tJfettvEI O : —--------
tfTTRAC'IJNS
METROPOLITAN.
productions!
’ WiTfTALl
BIG BUSINE38 IN MEXICO.
Norris A Rowe Pleases Large Crowds
With Their Show.
The great ten-strike hit made by
Norris ft Rowe in Mexico i» highly
pleasing to their'El Paso friends. All
(he reports agree that the show has
created the biggest furor ever known
in the amusement line in the republic.
The Norris ft Rowe management
closed a four days’ stay in Puebla
last night. Friday the show will be
transported to San Luis Potosi, where
exhibitions will be given tomorrow
and Sunday. Saltillo will be played
November 14; Monterey, 15th and
Kith; Neuva Laredo, 17th, and on the
18th the aggregation will re-appear
on American soil, at Laredo, Texas.
The show Is to be a star attraction
at the San Antonio fair, November 2?t.
It will be gratifying Intelligence to
votaries of sawdust and spangles
hereabouts to learn that Advance
Manager Warner has succeeded in
shaping his route so as to Include
El Paso In this season’s tour. Mon-
day, November 27; is the date select-
ed for the re-entry of Norris ft Rowe
into the Pass City.
Don't fall to read particulars of
L9Ty Bros'. “Shovel 'em Out Sale,”
on page 3.
HOTEL ARRIVAL8,
SCENERY
AN D
EFFECTS
VA Descried
Bride.”
Monday,
Nov. 13.
pRtSLNTkpj.
SpVc^CLtcd
3: lf'-TrD
Company
“The Man
From Mexico.”
Prices
50c, 75c, $3.00.
(Usee ration of graves and ho Vis that i Ohio, lodge of Elks Instructing him
12-year-olj re-lraported whiskey at
the Toltec, 25 cents per drink.
it applies to the grave of any Indian
as well as io the white man's grave.
FOR IRRIGATIN'!:
Otto Gasoline
Engines
—fOg KALE BY-
E. R. DALBEY CSX CO.
4111 N- Oregon Street.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILE8
Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protruding
Piles; Druggist* are authorized to re-
fund money If PA7.0 OINTMENT falls
to cure in G to 14 day*. 50c.
PROTECTION OF MISSIONARIES.
Poodle Dog
BAR and CAFE
JI6 SAN ANTONIO ST.
Oldest whiskies end purest wine* in the
eity. Clean and cool. No Loafers.
LARRY FORD, Proprietor.
LEGAL TENDER
tlM Wins, Liquors ml Clears
MAX MILLER. Proprietor.
Mil last Overland Street
Viceroy of Canton Orders That Pre-
cautions Be Taken.
Washington. Nov. 7.—A cablegram
received at the state department from
Minister Rookblll at Pekin dated to-
day state* that he had received ad-
vices from the viceroy at Canton
dated the 6th tn*t., saying that he
had ordered the magistrate at Ying
Tak to take extraordinary measure*
to protect the misstonarie* and ml*-
ston stations.
The magistrate telegraph el tn reply
that there was no sign of enmity
elining the people against the mission-
aries. He further stated that flirt'd
missionaries at Yin* Tak had decid-
ed to go with their families to Can-
ton and they would be verdy careful-
ly protected on the way,
to draw on the Toledo lodge for any
amount necessary in looking after
Murphy, who ie a member of the To-
ledo lodge.
That Old Trunk
Repaired or exchanged, El Paso Trunk
Factory, aide pos* office, opp. Plaza
RECOVERS STOLEN MONEY.
Ssrvcnt Girl it Sweated and Makea
Confeaaion.
Clever work a* a sweater on the
part of Detective Billy Smith was re-
sponsibk- yesterday for the restora-
tion of *22.50 and a purse which had
been stolen from the home of Charles
Betsswenger.
When Beis*wenger reported to the
nolice that the money was missing
Billy Smith waa put on the caae and
within an hour had visited the home
of a Mexican servant girl in Belas
| wenger* employ and after "sweat-
ing" the girl for some Ume succeeded
in getting a confession from her She
then turned over the money and the
purse. No prosecution will be made.
Pioneer Hardware House of El Paso
FASSETT * KELLY
Reception and Dane*.
KID'S LEMP CAFE. JUAREZ, j Mr and Mr*. Jame* C. Lackland
will give a reception and ball in hon-
or of their daughter. Ml** Lackland,
and Mis* El tie Shelton, at the Hotel
8t. Regtx, Wednesday evening, Nov.
22. Invitations for the event are al-
ready out.
TO IMPROVE THE TENNESSEE.
River Association Haa a Meeting
Scheduled for Chattanooga.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Nov. 9.—The
conaideration of the meaatires neces-
sary for the improvement of the Ten-
nessee river and which congress 1*
urged to provide for, will be the sub-
ject, of discussion at the ninth annual
convention of the Tennessee River
Improvement association, which opens
Its session here Saturday forenoon.
The attendance wilt consist of dele-
gates representing nearly all commer-
cial bodies, towns and eltie* in the
Tennessee valley and many othera,
who arc vitally Interested in the im-
provement of the Tennessee river.
Among those in attendance will be a
number of congressmen, member* of
the legislatures of several Southern
state* and various official*. The sub-
ject before the convention is of great
Importance to the commercial inter-
ests of the Tennessee valley and It
is hoped that bv the combined effort*
of the state and the help if the United
States government the opening of the
entlr* river to navigation all the year
round will be insured.
Omdorff—H. B. Johnson, Bisbee;
L. M. Jones, Kohonio, Ind.; Homer
W. Schingind, Alamagordo; Geo. Long,
KI Paso; H. W. Peacock, El Paso;
L. 8. Rowley and wife, Bockport, N.
Y.; J. L. Ryan and wife, Boston,
Mass.; W. T. Thornton, Guadalajara,
Mexico; Mr*. McCormick, Guadala-
jara. Mexico; B. F. Daniel*, Tucson;
E. P. Riley, Tucson; H. E. Bullick
and wife, Chicago, 111.; J. F. Bnrkland.
Canltas, Mexico; J. J. C. Moore and
family, Junenez, Mexico; D. McEach
urn, M’exico City; F.- J. Lee, Mexico
City; Mr. Leo Chidester, Anderson,
Ind.; Chas. Arberthuaf. Pittsburg,
Pa.: O. P. Lovejoy, Boston, Mass.;
C. K. Qlark, Tueson; Tom Rutherford.
Mexico City: W. A. Krwayhan and
wife, New Orleans. La.; W. A. Riley,
city; John W. Schuster and wife, Mas-
ecllan, Ohio: Homer W. Schofield, Ala-
mogordo: B. F. Mead, Demlng, N.
M. ; B. F. Armstrong. New York; D.
1. Galliher, Fort Worth; Mrs. I. T.
Barton, San Francslco; Miss F. Bar-
to. San Francisco; Mrs. Margareet
Davenport, Sidney, Ohio; Mias Bon-
nie Davenport. Sidney, Ohio.
. , w mm
LOTS, Rio Grande Street, between Brown
and Newman,
Honey to loan on improved
property to improve,in amount#
of $600.00 and up—Long time.
Newman Investment Co., Agts.
Phone 550. - - - 218 San Antonio St.
MRS. O’BRYAN GETS DIVORCE.
She I* a Sister of Gov. Miguel Otero;
of New Mexico.
The Denver Times says: The last
act in the unhappy married life of
Mrs. Manic J. O’Bryan and Harry J.
O’Bryan was played this morning in
the district court when a jury gave
Mrs. O’Bryan her freedom- from the
bonds that she had averred were so
galling.
By the action of the jury the cur-
tain that arose so promisingly in New
Mexico seventeen years ago, when
Miss Mame J. Otero, the beautiful sis-
ter of Miguel Otero, the present gov-
ernor of the territory, became the
bride of the popular Denver lawyer,
was rung down forever.
It was a quet divorce that will
prove of peculiar Interest to the smart
set op account of the position in so-
ciety that was formerly held by the
principals. The decree was granted
by a jury before Judge Booth M. Ma-
lone in the district court this morn-
ing long before th£ usual time for
the convening of court.
Soon after the court house was
opened Mrs. O'Bryan, accompanied by
her attorney, Aaron Gove, and her
brother-in-law, J. Grattan O’Bryan,
hurried through the Sixteenth street
entrance and took the elevator to
the fourth floor. Attorney C. M. Bliss,
who had been .selected by O'Bryan
a* his counsel, was awaiting them.
O’Bryan wag not present.
The testimony was very brief. Mrs.
Independent Assay Office
Established 1*88.
D.W. Reckhart, E.H
PHOt-eiBTO*.
A|**t for Ore $Mprt
Assay* and Cheat ,*t
Analysis.
«l**s Examined sod
Reported Upon.
Belli** Work e Specialty
F. O. Box a*.
Office and Laboratory
Cor- *•" Frenetocof
Chihuahua 5ta.
EL PASO. TEXAS
SEAMON ASSAY CO.
ASSAYERS, CHEMISTS AND
MINING ENGINEERS.
Agents for Ore Shippers
Car. Sea Fraadaca aad Lata Sts.
Telephone 236. P. O. Bo 97.
Custom Assay Office
CRITOHSTT ft FERGUSON
Su ceuort to Haehes fc Crkhett.
Assayers - Chemists - Metallurgy
AGENTS FOB OBf SHIPPERS.
11* SAN FRANCISCO STREET. PHONE KM
V.
FINEST BAR IN THB SOUTHWEST.
Cananea Club Saloon
CANAKA, SONORA, MEXICO.
BILLIARD PARLOR AND RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION.
BROWN ft ALBIN, Proprietors.
J
DIETER & SAUER
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
EL PASO, TEXAS, AND CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO.
Beg to remind you that the only way to boy a Pennine article of Whlakey, le to bay
“BOTTLED IN BOND.” We handle the 010 TAY10S, CEDARBR00K, 010 CROW, ATHERTON
as d IMPERIAL RTE, "BOTTLED IN BOND" and sold by tu delivered in any part ot th
Republic of Mexico. Write for price* tor delivery at jonr railway station. Alio told by
tha bottle or cane at onr stores.
Si
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tv
Vatei
i* at El Paso Laundry,
■ 901 Santa Fe Street. Phone 47
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CL PASO DAIRY CO.
Producers and Dealer* In
'•* PURE MILK AND CREAM
The largest and inoat complete dairy n the Southwest, We are pleaeed to
have visitor* on any afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock to inspect our method
of handling milk.
Office and Depot $1$ North Oregon street Dairy, Rand’s Grove, foot of
Second street Take San Antonio street car to Toronto at Telephone 151.
J. A. SMITH, Manager.
GUS MOMSEN ft CO.
The Place to Buy Builders Hardware
110 South Oregon St.
TERRAZAS SENDS THANK8.
UuiHer’s Hardware*, Mantles, Steel Rnges, Studeb
Miner’s and Ranch Supplies of all kinds.
Fair Weather Predicted.
Washington, Nov. 9.— Forecast—
Now Mexico and Arizona: Fair Fri-
day and Saturday.
He Will Have Personal Representa-
tive at Mining Congress. *
Governor Luin Terra***, of Chihua-
hua. wired Socretery Tilton, of the
executive committee of the Mining
congress, yesterday extending hi*
thank* for the kind invitation which
had been extended him by Chairman
Mallen. of the invitation committee,
to attend the congress, but official
business, he said, would prevent hi*
attending.
In his stead* however, he will send
a noraiin a 1 rut..,, ..nlaiieo
Sheldon—J. W. Cochran, Dallas:
Mrs. C. L. Ament, Cincinnati; L. 8.
Ament, Cincinnati; J. L. Sparks, Dou-
glas; M. W. Ferris, New York;
F. H. Wilson. New York; Geo. Sickel,
St. Joseph, Mo.; O. T. Kilpatrick,
New York; R. 8. Price, New York;
J. H. Parramon, Abilene; W. C. Off,
Kansas City; J. C. Elston, Crawfords-
vlllc. Ind.; J. C. Neal, Kansas City;
C. R. Gilflilon, Denver: G. R. Cald-
well, Denver; L. C. Graton, Washing-
ton, D. F. M. Martin, New York;
Dr. L. Hirachmaa. New York H.
Hirschman. New York; E. Ponis,
Baird, Tex.; W. E. Miller, Ten Ranch;
A. S. Whitman. New York; J. G. Mur-
dock. Boston; F. W, Ftanelly, Chica-
go; C. B. Polona, Los Angele*; Geo.
Samuels and wife; E. C. Langford,
New Hampshire; C. F. Barcus, Phila-
delphia; W. G. H. Jarrell, Atlanta;
,T. M. Rcerllon. New York; Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Bullock, Chicago; W. E.
Thompson, Chihnamhua; A. W. Ivtns,
Oolonia Juarez; J. E. Bonore, Mi-
naca; W. M. Dowell, New York; N.
McMillan. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Lelser, New York; Samuel Blebor
and wife, Washington, D. C.; D. W.
Pollock. 8pringfleld. Mass.; E. M.
Cooley, Chicago; E. W. Skinner, Bos-
ton; T E. Johnson. Laatcu; G. Rove-
ton, Little Rock; W. S. J. Gun l.xn-
flon; C. E. Harvey. Deminj; G. E.
Oarothers, Los Angeles: E U. Bow-j
man, Coloma, Dublin: J. T. Reuben ;
and wife. Versailles, Nev.
O’Bryan in a quiet manner told of her
marriage in La* Vegas, N. M., June
G. 18S8, and said that since June,
1902, he had given but little money
for her support. This support, she
said, ceased entirely in February,
1903. The fact of residence was
easily established and the jnry
brought In its verdict without leaving
the room.
Mrs. O'Bryan was given the custody
of their two children, Mary Aleen
and Henry Duross O’Bryan, who are
now attending school in France.
O’Bryan .lid not contest the suit.
He Is now in New York and there
was filed with the court this morning
a letter over his signature, which
read;
<‘I hereby acknowledge that on Oc-
tober 23, a copy of the summons and
a copy of the complaint in the action
begun against me were served upon
me and read by me. I do hereby au-
thorize Attorney C. M. Bliss to enter
by general appearance.”
WANTED—To buy five or six-room
bouse north part of city, on or be-
tween Ochoa and Stanton Ktreets^anrt
south of Rio Grande. No commission.
Answer, L. 8., Times.
Toltec is the finest bar in El Paso.
WANTED—To buy five or six-room
house north part of city, on or be-
tween Ochoa and Stanton streets and
south of Rio Grande. No commission.
Answer, L. B., Times.
DEAD MAN FOUND.
Body Discovered Near Home of Hia
Fiance—Had Been Shot.
St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 7.—The dead
body of Lucien Eckhardt, aged 21
years, was found in an alley early to-
day, near the home of his fiance, Miss
Kate Bums. He had beeu shot. Near
him lay hig own revolver and the
cylinder contained four empty shells.
Eckhardt and Miss Burns were to
have been married Nov. 23, and he
departed from her home last ni£ht
In the best of spirits. Soon after
four pistol shots were heard. Later
his dead body was found. The police
are endeavoring to discover whether
Eckhardt. committed suicide or was
assassinated.
Our "Standard Brew” now on
draught. Ask for' It. Insist on hav-
ing It. El Paso Brewing associa-
tion.
“What did you do with all those un-
paid bills, Julia?” ”1 saw they were
beginning to worry you, dear, so I de-
stroyed them.”
X-Ray and Electro-Therapeutic Labratory
Gto. H. BIGGINS. *. A, Nearer w
PHONE rat. 'MILLS BUILDING.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT
High Frwjtiene/ Treatment. Hmllo Therapeoti, «.
X-R*r Fhmrosropir Examination* Radiographs.
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