El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 192, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 14, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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WEN KILL BICYCLES 1 CHEAP?
NOW!
1897 COMJMBIAS
REDUCED TO
$7^00
Full SLcd Radies’ and
Gents’ Crescents
REDUCED TO
$37$)
w. e, WAiz co„
Music Store, Bicycle and Sewing
Machine Depot._
A Cooling List
for Hot Weather.
“8£
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS
Wild Cli’rry Phosphate
You can make It very easily with water and
sugar—enough in a 25c bottle to make sixteen
quarts.
Raspberry Hlierbert
and
Pineapple Hherbert
Are most delicious when used to make
froren toes, and also make a most refreshinar
beverage by stirring a tahteipoouf ill In a tumbler
of cold water. No sugar.
H rt’s Koady-to-drlnk
Ilo< t Beer
Carbonated, pure, wholesome and non-
alcoholic. Ready, when cooled, for immediate
use, De ivered anywhere in town. We sell the
extract as before. 23c bottle good for five gal-
lons.
Water Meloas
Finest; large; East, Texas. Each one guar-
anteed good, or another in place of it.
Blackberries
Received every morning. We also have large
Queen Olives
In bulk and are having a run on a specially
fine grade of
Bice
Pure white and every grain a PKARU.
We receive many compliments on our
Batter
By keeping nothing but the BEST.
J. B Watson,
Grocer.
Corner San Antonio and Stanton Sts.
Plion* Iff 1.
-a
la.’ ' 'T
PHIL .VOIINO'S CArC
Mqerlcin Beer Depot.
IW|M| ““If***'
I
Moerlein Cincinnati Beer Depnt
Wholesale and Retail.
PUREST and BEST.
Oysters All Btyles and on the
Half Shell.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
BL PA80. TEXAS.
A promirent phvsieiai o? El
Paso has Laid that Wheat Food is
the proper food for this season
of the year.
Here is oor 1 st:
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR
The most non ishieg b ead
tl jur in the wor d.
8HREDDED WHOLE WHEAT
Bread, made from the
whole wheat berry, pure
and simple. No ingredi-
ents used.
GRANOSE BISCUIT,
A new and delicately fla-
vored food.
DR. RALSTON’S HEALTH
FOOD,
Cooks and dige-ts qnickly,
The ever popular
ROLLED AVENA,
Farinose and Cracked
Wheat.
CARIMEL CEREAL,
Awholasome substitute for
coffee.
For sale by
Ghas. F. Slack & Go.
Dealers in Pare Food only.
The Po'Ml Telegraph Ootapany Sal Ao-
qutvaiK Wrltara Union Bailor. tu
Hr xlao.
A Times rsportar visited ths operat*
tog room ot tbs Postal Talagraph oom-
pany In ths Morsbonsa bnlldlng yas-
tarday afternoon. Manager Q. O.
Parkins tsa vary agreeable gaotUtnao,
and ha told tbo rsportor a nnmbar of
Intarastlog things abant duplex tala*
graph Instruments, dynamos, batteries,
sto.
A duplex Instrument Is a oontrlvanoe
which makes It prsotloabla to aond two
mtsiagos over the asms wire al ths
same tlms.. Yet It Is vary simple and
easily understood.
Ia tbs roar room a storage battery Is
bslDg constructed wblob will oonslst
of fonr hundred and fifty calls.
Eleotrloity will bs kept In stook In
these calls by means of ths dynamos,
which will bs rnn by powsr reoeived
from ths aleotrlo light oompsny. The
use of dynamos and storage batteries
Is a quits rsosnt Improvement In tala*
grspb offices.
Mr. Perkins has been In El Psso for
about three months past. He Is a
former newspaper man and was also
superintendent for five years of tbs
Associated Press In Chicago.
Tbs company had two wires working
through to Denver yesterday, and will
soon havo connsotlonB made with ths
Mexican Oentrsl. Tbs Postal has
acquired all tfie Mexican business from
the Western Union people and will
oommenoe handllog tbs basinets as
soon as they oan get their connections
made at this point.
Tbs company received and sent a
number of messages yesterday.
A Cam,
la regard to ths part of ths petition
presented to tbs olty o&nnoll Thursday
night wherein It Is stated that ths El
Peso Dairy company’s premtsee were
filthy, vulgar and Indecent, 1 wish to
state that this obargs does the com-
pany a great Injustice. I have at many
times Invited the health officers of ths
olty to Inspect the plaoe and notify me
of any changes aeoessary to protsot
ths bsaith of my neighbors, Ths Urge
trade I have built up In ths milk busi-
ness has been due greatly to tbs olean
ly manner In whtob I have kept my
oows and handled my milk.
1 respectfully Invite ths lovers of
pare, olean milk to Inspect our pre
mtses and the manner In whioh we
handle onr milk, confident that oar
patronage will bs largely Increased by
such Inspection. J.A Smith,
Manager El Pasc Dairy Company.
PERSONAL.
AROUND TOWN.
Q. A. Atkeson went to Albnqnerqne
yesterday.
J Lynch left yesterday via the San-
ta Fe, for Cedar Riptde, la
Juan S. Hart Is expected to arrive
home this morning from Chibnahoa.
Matt Stanley, of baseball fame, oame
In yesterday. He was aooimpacted by
hla wife.
J U. Menter was a passenger on the
northbound Santa Fs yesterday for
Colorado Springs.
E. L Sergeant, general freight agent
of the T. A P., with hla family, oame
In yesterday morning from Dallas.
They are at the PlerBcn.
J. W. Magoffin and wife and J. H.
Russell and wife composed a pleasure
party that left yesterday for an ontlng
at Canutlllo. They expect to return
Monday. _
Correction.
El Paso, Texas, Augast 13,1897.
We, the andirslgnsd, parties who
signed the petition to have the El Paso
Dilry Co’s piece deolared e nuisance
desire. to state that we signed the same
only beoause we felt that e large dairy
in oar midst was unhealthy and we
hereby sta’e that we did not appreciate
the effect ot the wording of eald petit-
ion wherein It stated that said dairy
wee filthy, vulgar and lndeoent and
do not believe the faots existing will
warrant saoh statement. That we be
ileve the management of this dairy le
as oleanly as possible laboring as It has
under the disadvantage of having been
flooded with foreign water being tarn
ed late the premises.
We, however, believe that this as
well as all other dairies should be re-
moved without the olty limits as soon
as possible with dne deferenoe to the
Interests Involved.
Obas. F. Slaok L E Bebr
Mrs Sieln Aug Melsel
A. Hornlck R H. Cook
Ball Hajari Want to Tour.
The following was reoeived at the
Times office yesterday:
Chicago, Aug. 13—Some members
ot tho Chicago league ball team are
figuring on spending the fall and' win-
ter In the southwest, among them
Outflslder Jlmray Ryan, Oatoher Tim
Donahue and Pttoher Harley Parker.
Ryan, who used to be one of Anson’e
great pltohers, Is as good aboxman as
ever, end would like to go down as a
battery with Donahue. Parker Is an
excellent all round maD. Any clubs
In E Paso, Albuquerque or other olttes
wantlrg the servloes of these playere
can address them oare the Ohloego
baseball olnb.
Hotel Pltraan, riahar Sieterr, Hroprutr.iata,
Formerly ot lola and Wlohlta, Kansas,
elso six years at Washington Hotel,
Galveston. The Pierson was newly
furnished by them one year ego and
with their usnsl suooess In pleasing
Ih# traveling public, they have estab-
lished a business that has jnstlflsd
them to take a less# on the Pier-
son for another year. New bath
accommodations just completed, also
good sample rooms.
Delicious coffee at Smith's Creamery
For Sale, at a bargain 100 feet on
North On gm street, front of olty park
beginning at Col. Mills’ new bnlldlng
and rnnnlrg to oirner of Main street
near the S.nthsrn Paotflo railroad,
also 8 lo'a tn block 1x18 Mills map, oor
ner north E Paso and Main streets.
I quire at Stanton and St Lints
streets. AcgcstG. Andreas
Tb# Carrllloa Coal Yard.
Haadqasrters for building end roof-
ing supplies, red mineral paint, mortar
oolors, hay, grain and feed, smithing
ooal and oharooai. O'Brien Coal Co.
Phone 8.______
Kt moved.
Iuto my new quarters, oorner Main
st end Lerdo ave, formerly oooapled
by A, Bansow A Oo. M Soheper,
cigar and onrlo dealer, Jnarez, Mextoo.
Then are now 1? prisoners In the
oounty jail, whioh le a lees number
than usual.
It Is rumored that then la a poseL
blllty of the joint wanbonae being
abandoned.
A marriage license was Issued yes-
terday to Manual Amparano and Isa-
bel Boranda.
0. Gnrsteln is the name of a howling
drank taken In on SanFranolsoo street
last night by Offiotr Barrett.
Several people have been heard to
express themeelves lately as being
"oyster hungry.” The “r” months
oommenoe next month, therefore they
need not wait long.
It oommenoed raining aboat 5:10
last evening and rained qntte hard for
over half an hoar. The rain oontlnned
gently nnttl about 9 o'clock. Two or
three inohee of water fell.
An otherwlee good oook was bonnoed
from a boarding house la this town
yesterday beoause she was so homely.
She oonldu’t mash potatoes.
Felix Chavez,et. al., yesterday deed
ed to I. M. Goodman A Oo., the east
halt of lot 14, lo block 67. Magoffia
addition. Consideration 186
Advertising Is like oourtlng the
widow. Wnj? Because yon can't
overdo It. What should one flrBt con-
sider when conning the widow? An-
swer: Ills ability to do the subjaot
justice.
Today Is pay day at Fort Bliss, and
of oonrse a large crowd of soldier boys
will be happy. It Is also reasonable
to expeot tnat a few of them will be
down In the olty today to spend a dol
lar or two.
It now seems that the day dreams of
onr childhood will be realized as to
the rainbow having a pot of gold at-
tached to eaoh end. Alaska Is one
end while Texas Is the other—Western
Eye Opener.
All thoughts of giving a concert last
night were soon dispelled among the
MoGintles after the rain oommenoed.
ids the Intention to give the oonoeit
next Tuesday night, tbas making up
the loss to tne public.
At the poet&ffije yesterday the Mex-
ican Central was bulletined as three
hours late. Toe delay was caused by
the engine blowing out Its wnlstle near
the station ot Jimuloo. Of course
the steam all eeoaped In short order,
and another engine had to be sent
for.
The Evening Herald Is furnishing
Its readers with some very exoellent
news anent the war in Onba whioh le
o ipped dally from the St. Lonls
Globe-Democrat wlthont any credit
being given to the letter paper. The
“stuff" ia redated and snppoeed to be
taken "tot” off the wires just before
nightfall.
LastnlghtwaB what Is known as
"monthly danoe night" at Fort Bliss.
This danoe la for the entire garrison.
Said e private yesterday, "No, the of-
floers and their ladles don’t attend
onr balls. We have shut them oat.
We permtt them to oome In end
look ou tboagh, If they wish to". The
rein lest night however Interfered
with the attendance of the nsual orowd
of yonog people from the city.
A number of bills went Into the
olty oouloII Thursday night marked
"oash or Its equivalent.” Thle means
that the depreciation of the olty scrip
wasexpeoted to be made good. City
Clerk OatUn said yesterday that he
would pay all bills alike. That be
had no Instructions from the olty
oounoll naming a rate at which to flg
are sorlp; that he had no preoedent to
go by whioh would justify him In
drawing warrants for any other amount
than the bill oalled for. At aoy rate
be said he wonld show no dlsorlmlna-
t on.
There was a ead soene In the po'loe
oonrt lest eveulug, Poltoemsn Ross
arrested a gambler late yesterday af-
ternoon, named Fred Swartz, on the
charge of being drunk and disrespect
ful tn an offlasr. Fred was put In the
otty j til to await the sitting of the 5
o'olook session of the recorder's oonrt.
There was no doubt of his betog drunk
beoanse he was surely In that condi-
tion when he wee brought before hie
honor to enter a plea. He pleaded
guilty; then the reoorder opened his
leotnre bureau and oonoluded by doing
the gentleman #5, Swartz evidently
didn't have the flve, and being In that
peculiar stage of Inebriety whioh makes
oblldren of strong men, be began to
ory. Just then a lady friend appeared
on the soene. She took charge of
Swarlz, adjusted bis trouble* with
Chtef Liokhert, and the twain depart-
ed.
The young men representing the
Mexioen Central at the joint ware-
house receive salertee, which, If paid
In American money, wonld be fairly
good. But Instead they receive Mexi-
can sliver. The boys have laid their
grUvaooes before the proper officials
rrem whioh they expeot an answer
soon. These employes should receive
American money, or Its equivalent.
They live In Amerloa, have to pay
American prloes for everything, have
to asioolate and do buduesi with
Amerloane, and, consequently have to
live like Amerloane. For lnstanoe, If
one of the Mexioen Central employes
reoelvee a salary of 175 per month, he
Is receiving only 132 25 American mo,
ney, while an employe of an American
railway working beside him at the
seme employment mey receive 175 per
month Amerloau money.
A C-n>[il>oaied Oan*.
Harry Obarman and John Atler are
having a tilt In Justice McKle’s court.
The other day Mr. Chsrman, eotlng In
an official oapaolty, had oooaslon to
Impound Atler’a oows, twenty-two tn
number, whioh It le alleged were un-
lawfully running et large. Ia round
lag up Atlei'e oows another o iw got In
tothebunob belonging, Mr. Oharmsn
saye he subsequently learned, to Mr
Badger. Therefore Mr. Obarman
posted notloe of twenty-three cows be
log taken np. He says that wl htn an
hour after the oowe were pat In tbe
pound Mr. Atler famished s bond end
took oat his twenty-two cow;; that
Atler te now tiling for the twenty
third oow, whioh does not belong to
him, on the teohnloal point of twenty-
three oowe being advertised; fur her,
that Atler le suing for forty gallons of
milk tost by detention of the herd, and
for $50 exemplary damsgse for li.-or-
ated feeling*, eto. Tb- case will be
oelled for hearing at 9 o'olook this
morning.
Good eating at BmUh’s Creamery.
mnKTtE IS HA IT! NESS !N STRENGTH.
L Joy nnd ffl.ndnosH shtno forth from tho oyo of
the nmnly and strong. Confidence, •elf-oBteciu
and love of society come with the return of na-
ture's vljrof. Electricity, the force ef vitality,
make* men great. It brings back the Are of
youth. It helps manhoad.
Dr. Sandep's Electric Kelt 1* tbe chosen spring
from which la drawn the vital energy which In-
fuses the veins of men and develop the nerve and
physical power*. The vigorous standard of our
race Is Improved by It.
Do you wish to read the »tory ef how vital f*ro«
la renewed by electricity? If so, get l>r. Snnden’s
hook. "Three Cl«uses of Men." which will be sent,
closely sealed, free from observutiou, upou r*.
itoost. r
DR. A. T. SANDEN,
Box B, 204 S. Broadway,
Los Angeles, Oal.
FROM THE KLONDYKE LYRE-
Interfiling Item* From an Alleged Alas-
kan M«wsp»|»#r.
Dawson Pettlbone has Mulshed his
new well In the rear of the kltohen.
It now has eleven feet of loe water tu
It and he has washed over 185,000 In
dflst from thejdlrt faken'out.
There was a ball movement In dog
meat yesterday, the prloe closing et 68
cents above the opening flgure. It Is
supposed to be due entirely to profes-
sional speculation.
BUI Jacobs made e pretty good strike
on the Little Juniper this week. He
s'ruok plenty of gold st a depth of
three feet, but as the lumps wero too
big to oarry, he closed up tbe bole and
bas staked another olatm farther up
the creek.
The high wind yesterday raised con-
siderable dust. Jake Luokenblll, who
was nnton tbe Ei Dorado road with hie
team, says be was nearly blinded by
It. When be oam9 home heooughed
up 173 89.
Lirge numbers of dead oat flsb are
seen floating In tbe river every d<y.
When examined It Is found that*very
one of them has from six to eight
onnoes of gold dust to Its stomaob.
This oarelessnees tn allowing loose gold
to escape Into the river will rain the
Ashing unless stopped.
Aleok Oammeron put a new tire plaoe
In his oabln last week, but he will have
to bnlld soother one. After he bad
completed It he built a roaring tire but
there wbb bo muoh metal In tbe stone
that It melted and ran all over tbe tl oor.
lie now bas a gold plated floor, but no
Are plaoe.
While Ike Blgman, tbe esteemed pro
prletor of the Big Strike saloon, wae
Ashing in the river yesterday, bis boat
struck a snag; It proved to bs a 600-
pound nugget. He will have It taken
out and will use it as a horse block In
front of his plaoe. Ike Is always bound
to have tbe best that la going.
The widow Lirktn yesterday met
with a misfortune whtob will, we are
sure, oall forth tbe sympathy of tbe
public. Daring tbe heavy rain storm tn
the afternoon a regular torrent rushed
down the golly baok of her house and
washed so muoh gold dust Into her pig
sty that the pig was smothered. A
subscription has been started for her
benefit.
Our esteemed townsman,Bud Gravel
plaoed upon our desk yesterday a
handsomely shopped nugget. It
weighed twenty-seven pounds. We
have credited him with three months
subscription to the Lyre. We are
pleased to see that Mr. Gravel, who Is
one of onr best citizens, Is doing well.
Hs Is one of a syndicate who expeot to
bay a quart of whisky next Saturday
night.
Tbe Grand.**. Remedy.
Mr. R. B. Greeve, merobant of
(Jbllbowle, Va , certifies that he had
oonsumptlon, was given np to die,
sought all medical treatment that
money oonld prooure, tried all oougb
remedies he could here of, but got no
relief; spent many nights sitting np In
a chair; was Indnoed to try Dr. King’s
New Discovery, and was oured by use
of two bottles. For past three years
has been attending to business, and
says Dr. King's New Dlsoovery Is the
grandest remedy ever made, as It bas
done so mnoh for him and also for
others In his community. Dr. King’s
N»w Discovery is guaranteed lor
ooughs, colds and consumption. It
don’t fall. Trial bottles flee at W. A
Irvin & Oo.'s wholesale and retail drag
store. _
ScmetblOK 13 Know
It may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restor-
ing the tired out nervous system to a
healthy vigor Is Eleoirlo Bitters. Thle
medloln* Is purely vegetable, act* by
giving tone to tbe nerve oentres In the
stomach, sently stimulates tbe Liver
and Kldoeyss and aids these organs In
throwing iff Impurities In the blood
Eleotrto Bit era Improves the appetite,
aids digestion, and la pronouuoed by
those who have tried It as the very
best blood purifier and nerva tonla
Try It. Bold for 60c or $1 00 per bottle
at W. A Irvin k Co.'s wholesale and
retail drng store.
Baoklan*. Arnica Salve.
The Beet Salve In the world for Gate,
Braises, Bores, Uloere, Balt Rheum,
Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
ObUbratos, Gome, and all Bklo Erup-
tions, and positively cores Piles, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfeoc satisfaction Qr money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
W. A. Irvin k Oo.. El Paso, Texas.
PURE HYGE1A ICE.
Made from distilled water. Telephone
114. El Paso Ioa A KbebiokbatobOo
CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Th’s compuny hai business a-d resldenoe lots for
sale on easy terms. W 11 exchange lots for labor and
building material. Will sell lots on monthly payments.
Will exohange lots for improved property. Call at
onr offloe in the Bheldon block.
B. F. HAMMETT, Manager.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
VOB SALK.
k'OR SALK—Hotel of l(i rooms, and rvsian-
A- rant with crock. A* bo horse and bujev
and cows. XX Times office.
IK SALK—“Furnlehed room for rent"
X and "Hoomi for rent" oerda for aale at
Timis offloe. 28 oentc each.
VOB SALK—Babbit metal at the
JU office
Timm
VOB SALS—Blotting papar at tbe Tim Be
x offloe.
roK KENT.
IfOR ltfCNT-Nicely furnished rooms in ptl-
I vale family, fashion ,ble location. Itoaul
II deaired. Inquired, thle office.
L'OK KENT— Furnished room* with private
" family. UtiChihlithya street.
wanted
li/ ANTED —Salesmen, $|03 to $125 per month
” and expanees; staple Hue; position per-
..... -~r J—!—u._ A (lilies,, wltll
mnnent. pleasant and desirable. ...
stamp, Seymour-Whitney Uo„ S l«2.
hicaero.
El Paso Lime Works
A. COUBCHKSNK, Proprietor.
Manufacturer of
HYDRAULIC
WHITE LIME.
tSP-COKBKSPONDENCH SH.iCIIlil)
MEXICAN
OPALS
Direct from the mines,
Oerry an extensive etook. Bpeolelbm
■etna to deal ere,
AOHOKA NBW8 COMPAHI
Mexioen Oentrsl Railway Depot,
Jtutrei, Mexico,
)fflnehour* Btots ».m. S-tOto fl;Sni>a
[ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ eeeemee
Thomas A Dwyer Jr. j
COMMISSION
MERCHANT
-AND-
Receiving and
Forwaiding Agent,
JIMINEZ,
(Kate of Chihuahua, Mexico.
Buys and sells native and
foreign products on conimia- !
sion, and receives and dis-
patches freights by rail, ex,
S press and wagons. I
SUMMER
SUITS,
HATS,
SHOES,
NECKWEAR,
SHIRTS. &c.,
FOR MEN AT
II. C. LiiioJi’s,
212-214 EL PASO ST.,
EL PASO, - TEXAS.
HMIMNSHMI
Green
Colored
Calf
( Lace
I Shoes
I For
| Men.....
i
The very latest in col-
ored footwear—on the
new round toe—welt
soles—comfortable fit-
ters, well finished,
firmest shoemaking—
assured wearers—
widths a n d lengths
complete—at J?5 per
pair.
Schutz
Bros.
OKHf.ON ST.,
| Mb XT TO POSTOFF1CL.
Washington Dining Hall AMERICAN KITCHEN,
20$) Br, Paso Bt., El Para. Tex.
Finest Restaurant in the City.
All the Delloeoles of tint season.
Regular Dinner 12 to 8 p. in.
Open Day and Right.
Wcx> Moo B^ng° Manager 108 8(111 AntOttiO 8t., El FftSO
F1K8T-OLA88
RB8IAURANT.
BOBOUIN WO, Pbopbiktob.
We Like the People
WHO SHOP TO THEIR
OWN ADVANTAGE.
Comparison is our best salesman. When tin- shoppers reach
us they find better quality, larger assortment and lower prices
than elsewhere, and sales are necessarily easy.
Just received a big shipment of
CARPETS,
consisting of Velvets, Axministers, Body Brussels, Tapestry
and Ingrains. Also
150 PIECES LINOLEUM
two and four yards wide, in all grades, latest designs.
Our Furniture Department
is most complete, and in same will be found only neat and
desirable goods.
Headquarters for Crockery, Glassware, Upholstery Goods,
Fringes, Pillow Coverings, Lace Curtains, Portieres, Rugs,
Art Squares, Cocoa and Straw Matting, Shades, Kitchen
Utensils, etc.
M\ Sclnlz k Sod,
109-111-113 San Francisco St., FI Paso, Texas.
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