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EL PASO MORNTNTt TIMES. THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1003.
CANNON IN OPPOSITION
SPEAKER against new finan-
cial LEGISLATION.
However, If There la deposition
Strong Enough in House That
Wants New Law, He WpII Not 8tand
In the Way.
Oyster Bay. N. Y, July 29 With.'
unchanged opinion that the currency
of this conntry need* no change, t ut
rilaelnlmlng any dealr- lo block the
will of congress In regard w the finan
dal legislation. Representative Can-
TO PUSH KOOSFVFI flSM - '^***^^^~*~****'*0***>*'*,**>*m**^**~**n'~**'>''**v*~**>~^*^*>*0k,'‘ »w
Merchant Taieor,
REMOVED TO
102 Cl Paso Street LesinsKy Block
CALL ON HIM AND SEC LATEST IN
5 SUMMER WOOLENS
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN TO BE
CONDUCTED ON NEW LINES.
A Number of District Managers Will
Be Appointed to Handle the Canvass
in Detail—Managers Now Being
Named.
Washington. July 29,—There Is goo-
sip of a plan for republican campaign-
ing for ne*t year which Indicates
something unique In the wsy of push-
ing Hooaeveltism. Manager* are to
lie posted here and there In different
non of Illinois, who will be speaker of pang 0( the country
the nest house, left Oyster Ray this
afternoon after a luncheon and a dis-
cussion of financial legislation with
Pr< sldept Roosevelt.
If a well defined tendency toward
financial legislation develops neat fall
Representative Cannon will not
found opposing it. The conference
was not long, but there 1* a reason to
l«-llrve it wan to the point The pres
Idenl believes remedial financial legls
latinn giving a more riantir currency
Kenator John Kean of New Jersey fat
said to be slated for the Roosevelt
manager In New York. Pctmsylvnna
and New Jersey for the presidential
impiipjtn Senator Kean Is regarded a*
,i very competent political manager and
In the last two years has grown won-
derfully In I he esteem and respect of
hl» colleagues In the senate and men
in public life who were in a position
to oliserve his work. The president
I* said to Is- very fond of him
Senator Kean s resources as a dlplo
■ fs-
WEATHER REPORT.
El Paso. Tax., July 29, Reading at
6 p. m„ Mountain Time.
Barometer.. ... .....29.S2
Thermometer............... 97
Ihrcctton of wind......... .Southeast
Velocity of wind, miles per hour 16 ,
Weather............... Partly cloudy i
Rainfall last 24 hours.......... ill
Highest temperature today..... ltil i
1/jweat temperature today...... tiS
ORRIN BROS.
CIRCUS
JUAREZ
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
i.uii'n gnpiig a ni'in etaaur f tirr ney w nawi rve.tn s ie.-MMi it'M as a tuple -row i or
lea* liable to stringency in a spceiiia matlt mo hi fie r which are extensive. Clnclnnal
tlve erlsiv is an absolute necessity, will Is- drawn on to allay the factional I Rrooklyn
net >-..,,i.i >„. -• *s« »•— rirr illation whlrb exist* among the re | Boston
National League.
Clubs-- Played Wonlytsl P C
Pittsburg...... $4
Chicago...... tin
New York.. ....
Cincinnati ......
publican* of New- York, and II i* In-
timated that hi* selection to handle
the campaign was due to realisation
of that fact
Senator Heverfdge will he an active
(actor in political affairs ill Indiana
in behalf of the president. The young
Indiana senator has (»-en busy since
Match 4 getting In touch with polltl
! Han* of his stub- and. If I* aald. lias
and should be enacted at the extra
session <*f congress called for Novem
her 9 If .possible.
Represent at I ve Cannon ha* Ix-on
represented us- so strongly opposed
to the senate financial measure now
being drawn up that no financial legis-
lation of any kind is possible, To all
questions about his attitude toward
financial legislation Representative
Cannon said: ___________ __ ______ ___
I tan only refer you to an inter j personally talked with the U-st posted
\ie« with me printed July E. That men In each county in his state, In-
eney my views perfectly, for I dirt* ; formation la to (he effect that Senator
till it myself Beveridge will keep up his elo*c eon
i hr Interview was as follows- It {tact with the situation for the party's
sums to me, so far as the eui.cnry j benefit a« well a* hi* own
j- concerned, the country 1* in pixel i Senator l.odge of Maaaai hugett* will
iui tii n at this tim- In Ihc last tx- re-elected. It Is said, to conserve the
- ear th- Increase of the enrrency ha*, j interest* of the president and the
" r""5,!i’,m;*rs amounted to more j party New Ragland. While Bens-
than lut-roeooo of which amount , tor lavdge is popularlv regarded as
t... ■ -«• ha- he*n the terms* in mort, of * „,au politician,
nM: ••;** «w«k circulation No country lhf prfM..nt ,» Mi(1 t0 have P„nsllicr-
-r-i had a letter r«, roscy than ^ , for ,h„ ltIioa) lntlli,i„„
f> l J!; .. ' " ■’ hi* friend ami will )c»„ heavily up-
■ »* , a * », . «»n him.
p,i 1‘V.mrwiIi1 * w-r No* n”If h h** mW recently
....... it. r.,,md number, a profit -f j •*“* Ko^velt manager for the
■ smith-rn states General Clarkson
St lamia..
Philadelphia
American League.
Club*— Pinyod Won lost P C.
Boston ..... *3 53 30. .646
Phllaitclphia ..
S3
SO 34
.602
devvland .....
•8*
44 38
IV troll........
77
4i» 39
508
New York .....
77
3« 39
486
Chicago.......
82
36 44
438
8! IxpuI*......
78
36 45
.431
vVashlagton .. ..
82
27 55
.324
Weatern
League.
Club*— Played Won Ixwt P C.
Colorado Springs
80
50 39
.646
Milwaukee ......
74
45 29
.572-
Kanaas City.....
78
40 38
.516
8t Joseph......
79
40 39
.508
Denver........
81
38 43
.463
Peoria.........
80
35 14
.442
in-* Moines.. ..
79
34 14
.437
Omaha.. ......
79
31 47
.396
TONIGHT
Entire Change of Program.
Itoiielit of Uiennlu Hell. The only
elinnoe to Mr the entire Bell
family in their great musical set.
“Tile hit at the New York theater
Inst night was the Bell family.”—N.
V. Herald. Novendwr |7, 19(12,
PRICES AJfgRP AN M08KY
Boies coitaliiig 6 chairs......$3.75
Resemed Chairs...............65c
GwerilMmlssloii ...........25e
Children under sii years.........15c
Heats on sale nt Potter & Whitts’*
Drug (Store, Bl Paso, 10 to 12:30 a. ro-
und 3 to S:30 p. tie. Secure seats
curly and avoid ruth at doors.
A New Preparation
<0 OF MUSTARD 4?
ENGLISH
MUSTARD SAUCE
Unique but Delicious in Flavor
lO cents a Jar.
A Wonderful Addition to Cold Meat
JOHN B. WATSON
Grocer, Provision Merchant and Tea Dealer.
"Watson's Groceries are Famous for Quality." Telephones 151 and 1113.
- ________*
“SANTA ft ROUTE EXCURSION LIST”
I I per cent on national i-ank cl re ula
tkm and without ar.j I* * slatlon there
Is no reason wbj th< volume of cur-
rcs<> should md iu rease in Ihc next
twelve month* »► much at If not
more, than tt ha* tncreawd In the iact
tw-vlve m«mth* If the business of the
country rail* for It
Taonerrhl paper I* arromiiKida
ted at at interest rate Of from S to 6
Vr •'ent ail ruer th< rooolry
"There is no d:(Tir u 11 x in plarlrig
Joan* on farm lands and other r-ai
estate at from 4 12 to 5 per c.-tit in-
terest and in some instance* at a
lower rate I must con fen* that 1
am not one of those who see Hon* in
the path in either the producing, the
finaaefB] « the commercial world"
“Have you noticed." Mr Cannon
was **ked. "statement* in some can
era yuarmal* to which you are report
«•« a* saving there shall be no final
American Association.
Club*-- Played Won 1/ist P C.
Milwaukee .... 80
8t. Paul....... 85
Louittvflle.. ... .. 85
Indianapolia .... 85
Kansas City..... 77
Minneapolis ..... 85
Columbus .. .... 86
Toledo., .. .. 84
started out to fill that role, but the
i president kind of marooned him by
j his artlon In Hie cane of the "lily
white*" of the south, and for some
| months General Clarkson ha* played
jibe pari of Brer Rabbit strictly. The
j belief I* growing that the president
jh.is inat about cut the aouth out of ; -
h - calculations and lakes the stand). South Texaa League.
-h i; the 'uthern delegates mav go Clubs-- Played Won Lo*t P C.
b»a« for all he care* | Galveston....... 37 32 15 .595
-—- | Kan Antonio..... 35 18 17 .514
National Cushion Frame Bicycle, i Houston....... 37 19 18 .514
the best made, at the El Paso Cycle I Beaumont ..... 37 14 23 .378
company.
BURDETTE ON PROSPERITY.
< »! legitialioo by thf house of repre-
mmafive*. and what have you to tay
in that r cnBectlcBi*’
' Y<r 1 have noticed aomothing nt
the kind and have not believed It t>- <-
weary to pay uttentioc to It.- he an
•wered ‘"The congrea* lcgisaiu-*
touching ail quest ions by a const itu
tioaal majority no man baa tb* pow
er to prevent the majority from work
trig it* wilt. Any on ,
exert is*- of sut fc power w ould write
fcimw f down worse than an ass and 'time
a kruvt ” i iak
There i» gord reawm to belien Mr
t'annon told the presidt-ni he «•> op
posed to financial )•*. >,»tb>n along
the line* of the uneut
Mil of ia
I Humoritt Preacher Preache* First
Sermon in California.
Ivrts Angeles. Cal- July 29.—Stand
teg room was at a premium at the old
Congregational church building when
the newly organised Temple Baptist
choreh heid it*
the pastorate
Burdette. Hi- preached from the sub-
ject "Assured Prosperity." He said:
,i u> mvlll "Prosperity 1* in the air. Every*
attempting thefr,,m ’be messenger boy to the
miiliuiiaire is trying to double hi* in-
Even the Chited Skates senator
more interest in watching the j
j ticker than is serving the interests ■
i of hi.*, eotmtrr- The wage* of the h«d-
- . ..» j carrier have gone beyond the income
sful AMrieii of the ordinary preacher, the reporter.
and tin echoed teacher. There seems
North Texas League.
Clubs
Dallas . ,,
Waco., ..
Corsicana
Fort Worth.,
BASEBALL RESULTS.
National League.
At Brooklyn— R. H.
Played Won Uist P.C.
. 25
16
9 .640
. 27
14
13 .519
. 25
12
13 .480
. 27
11
16 .407
Oates if Sale
Final Limit
RAFF
Tnewliiyx, Thursdays
November 30
55.00
ami .SatiirilayH
On Sale Doily
October 31
630.01
August 2 to August 15 x
i nek) si vo
October 15
35.00
Tuqmlnys, Thursdays
November 30
35.00
and HaturclayH
eiuly and l.j
August 15
51.75
JulyjJ3 to 15 inclu*ive
August 31
40.00
•luly 13 to 10 inclusive
August 31
35.00
July 15 and 10
July 31
57.70
July 10 and 17
July 28
39.80
July 3, 11, IK and 25
September 15
33.44
Hun Fiyvnetfiro
Riidff-lu rn
Denvi-V; Colorado Spring*
dhcebio, -Moi-i-etiini
Han I r tneiseo or Dos
Angeles, and return
Irfis Angeles or San
‘Diego, arid return
ib-troit, and return
Han FranCiaeo,
and return
Ijos Angeles and return
llaitinmre and return
>St, Louis and return
Kunsas City and return
co mi 1 ue v in ions oiuiiini-r lu-soriH sold as usuul
tickets will be sold at City Office or Depot.
GEO. E. ROE, J. S. M0RRIS80N,
District Pass. Agent.
A PIANO
QUINTET
J. and C. Fischer
Established 1840
and Sold by us since 1881
DECKER <& SON
* Established 1856
jg anr r
CROWN
Sold by us since 1893
SCHILLER
Sold by us since 1895
W. G. WALZ CO.
ESTABLISHED 1881
SOLE AGENTS
El Paso St, El Paso, Tex
The Star Livery, feed
and Sale Stable
Corner Wo«tT)verl»ml and Santa Fo Street*.
BEST AND CHEAPEST RIGS IN THE CITY.
TELEPHONE 92. NAT GNEER, rraerletor.
These
City Pass. Agent.
:* initial service under S At Brooklyn— R. H.
- •> -o a*M c.|s-sr*.:::::::::::: “ !>
Vlf'irheKdviE f rr-.*n Ik/, naak I e-1 . _ , — . ___
E.
0
. .............. 3
Batteries: Duggleby, Frazer and
Roth; Schmidt, Doeecher and Jack-
lit*ch.
Mr Cannon k*.h! he kr.e-w nothing of to be no Tinnt to other provpenty
any intention of the him** ixunmittc-/:
on tanking kn.l i-.rrern-y 1o draw up l
a financial me**:,m- lufore ootjgtew* (
nn-elr If the pz- -id<mt'» be»-f that
"I rejok-e in thi* prowperlty. but 1
haw Keen dinijxr wfev-at tiefore, 1 re
memiair the pa on which followed In
J*S. ] am not an alarmist
At Cincinnati— R. H. E.
Cincinnati............ 3 7 4
Pittsburg.............. ^ n ]
Batteries Harper and Peiti; Ken-
nedy and Smith
At Chicago— R. H E
Chicago............... 3 9 2
St lamtta.............. 2 7 T
Batteries: Mem-fee and Kling,
Brown and Ryan.
Picture Framing
14 Years Experience
Tuttle Paint and Glass Co.
remedial finanHal i'titlaUon is n - --a ith/ inrwdoaiara more than any other
vary to pre-wet** •(.- aound twtMiMHW bird Wawae be ring* when the cloud*
moral of the country hwd ou effect on late thickest-"
Reprv eemative Csonno. the latter's j Here the Rev Mr Burdette endeav-
vle»* have- had !title eff.e-t on tbefored to show ho« many of fhe great
president. - men la biblical time* were po*w**ed
-* I of vast wealth
Tammany Club saloon. Only the : “Yet he dee|ar*d • »- -u, ,i0t think
beet good, tandlad there 1ST Ran Lt them a* men of mouey aml finamw
ChMr*^ *** *t0rC > j* ** manipulator* ,* „- ,re
Harry Cbaraan. prop > wmm ,0 ,blnk Morgan and g, hwab
‘ ;*«d other gianu of tb- financial ,0rtd
CHILBERG PROMOTED. * ltd today M-iaer wa* rich beyond all
- Itwiinjatiop. but we unnk of him only
Local Manager of Colorado Fuel and ; a> * fiend of God, not a* a Morgan
Iron Company Goe* Up Line. ] Jokeph »» the riibed man tn j/c>
Jeawph Chiltarg division agent of \*t v.i wortdni think of computing
the ('olorado Fuel and I ton company, him wits Schwab. Bod forbid. We
ha* boe* promoted to th portion of | think of Joseph in hi* loyalty to purl-
aaeiatant general aa!<* agtnt with'-ly and righteunime**.
hoadquarttr* in Denver ! The m-tcasi*** don’t print pieturns
fo a general shake up which occur-|of lo**ph. neither do they iniblisb a
red In the C. F * I company * man- . detailed atnry of hi* life, Tliey daa’t
agt-ment a few days ago J G Wllborn. 1 t“i! how be went into Egypt a slave
who waa traffic nurnagi-r. war made and how bj Meeewful pmnipulatiou of
general manager and C A. Parker was j the Mock exchange by »«*-urin* a groat
made traffic manager and gem raJ ; corner he bnc*m« the rteh«-tt man in
aalew agent Mr Parker appointed | thi country and died worth a million
Mr Chllberg a* Id* awsisUut and gen dollar*. Of course not. but they print
eral sale* agent «'obnnes alwut certain Amerlran men
Mr Cbllber* will be sucroeded her* ; who have accumulated vast (ortunew
hy L C. 1 Jirkio formerly of Wichita j and about the method* foilwwed in
Kas The change will take place j attacktng the**- wupendou* lacome*»
about the first of the month -....... ...
_ fiiau . — j A ri*i*rc***f staitewaMUi.
the Great Northern tunnel, which » , »«*• **!•*•-
lining r-onstroued under thi* city ,or< fr>,n> Butler rouatjr in 1#65 and
The men wen laborm-*. The accident *'*?* u[ Tiqwka to be sworn in tie av-
ia the first In the construction of the ' *
tunnel
At N-w York— R. |( R.
I love j lioston ........ 2 7 5
-**■" New York............. 5 7 1
Batteries: Malarkey and Moran;
McGinnty and Warner.
DAVID (]. BALDWIN
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
Room S. Over SUtr N«». Bank. Phone 711.
K*t.r*n«* by pen, ..|„n! Ptato Natkm*l Bank
Flr-i Vmional Bank
Qilt edge mertzaiic note* bought and antd.
keen* on personal. licet* fn »toregc. We have
w > ""(if St., between Lee and
Dalle* St*., lor ui, ,,n reasonable rates.
American League.
At Philadelphia— R, H. E.
Washington ... ....... 4 S 4
Philadelphia.......4 9 o
Uattcriew: Wilson, and Kittredge.
Henk-y and Powers
At Boston— R h. K
.............. 14 If, *
New York......... 15 20 3
BatterP *; Young and frlger;
Chesbro Howe'l and O'Connor.
At Detroit—
EJetroit...........
8! louts......
Batteries: Kittson
Blever and Bugden.
and
It. H *
5 10
1 10
McGuire
Western League.
At Rt Joseph— R H E
Bl. Joseph............. ]« 14 j
Colorado Bpring* 5 9 5
Halt eric*: Chinn and Garvin; JotP s
and Burnagle.
At Milwaukoe— r h j,
Milwaukee........... 5 9
Ikes Moines., ........... 1 j
I tut (cries HwormsK-dt and Lucia
Cushman aod Marshall.
A l Peoria—
!’><,ria-Omaha gam-
account Of rain
postponed on
FRESH TODAY
Cocoa Caken, Chocolate
Ki'lairs*. I iim-Ovurs, Cream
Horim, I'n ani Tart*.
THE OLD ItEI 4 \ BLB
BEUilAN BAKERY,
/ 1 *0 Bait Overlap,j Telephone 310
To Mountain and
Seashore Resorts
Catarrh
I* a constitution*! disease.
It originates In a ecrofulous condition at
the blood and depend* on that condition.
It often cause* headache and dizziness.
Impairs the taste, smell and hearing, at-
feet* the vocal organs, disturb* the stomach.
It is always radically and permanently
cored by the blood-purifying, alterative
and tonic action of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Ibis great medicine has wrought the most
wonderful cures of all diseases depending
on scrofula or Ue scrotohiaa habit. __
MW* *iui are Ue liett cathwue.
mmMm
R- II.
--- II 14
(14
and Minsk!
At Kanrnu City—
Kansas City . ......
Denver . .........
Batteries; Milton
Barber and L'llrich
South Texas League.
At (Jalveaton- n
] Beaumont.. ........ «
tonislMs! not only the natives, but er
erylxsly el*#, as fie was the most gor-
ftoosly dreweed statesman that Kansa*
had ever produced. He vai very dark,
with long black hair. Otl hi* be*-I was
a coon skin cap, the tall of the cvsmakln
hanging grar-efully dow n lit* ba--k m* )
coat was made of wo»f*kine nicely tan- i nltfzL,
nod ami Hnrt with rod flannel. Blg L^j stubblefieM:
ltandiM>tiH* fall* Uoo# trow bis ro«t tails —
end flappe.1 in the breeze a* he tmwn- American Aasociat.on
dered op to the speaker’s desk to take j At indiejmpoU* No garni „n ar
the oath. He wore a spotted doe«k!n <ouat of rsin. Double head* / .,*!**
vest buckakin knee broechea. hand- i At Louisville: LsiulsvUlt 4 |*ll-
aomely fringed; top hoot a gloves made I waukee. Z.
of beaver skin, a watch chain done In *’ Toledo; Toledo It, Miuneano-
Tbe 1*0-1. .,ile ft Nashville
u. R- offf*rh the service
and tfcatf’H nchedulea. Two
train* dab) from New Orleans
to all th- ;rlnclpal Mountain,
Lake ami Seashore resorts in
the East ,„-i North. Mag-
nificent El,-, trie Lighted Bin-
log Cars with an uncqnaled
menu. Mu:-rn Pullman Sleeji-
ern, Frr- Reclining Chair
C*IJ> •I’h a r-tadhed ballasted
* . .ro< *< '‘“•Jr to ride upon
and free fr,,m duet and dirt.
Tourist ti/ki-t* to all Btimm>-r
Resorts !■, u„ Ea*t. North
and Non b ast are on sale
..Ly.al v ry Iow ralc® •in(i
with long ! ;njl8 R(>pre*cnta-
, *1,! glad to give you
full InforniBtion and send you
folder*, timr-tapil and other
literature appitcailon,
and make )„„r trjp ovcr th8
! Louisville 81 Nashville R.
* fkaa-a k I.mforubl* uh.
TUNED!
Ingleside”
is a Sour Mash Bourbon Whiskey
aged in wood until 8 years old-
bottled In bopd under supervision
of the United States government.
This is the absolute guarantee of
its purity. If you do use whiskey,
why not try and get the besif The
best is the cheapest, if you con-
sider the result. Ask your dealer
for Ingleside, and if he does not
keep it, call at our store for it.
HOUCK & DIETER CO.
Phone 65. 220 Cl Paso St.
RENTED! REPAIRED!
PIANOS
WHITE
SewingMachines
w. g. mm & co.
214 Myrtle Street Chopin Hal
TRIMBLE TRANSFER CO.
HEAVY AND LIOHT HAULING.
GIVE US, A TRIVL.
■405 SOUTH SANTA FE STREET-
Telephone 762
H. B-
» 0
----- * S 4
Lucid and Kunkle, Horn
of beaver skin. J L, _______... „
beadwnrfc, a flannel Shirt with a Burn-
ing red bandanna pocket handkerchief
around hi* neck, and It la in.-di/w* to
say be created a sens* ttou.
U*. 8.
Siiimd game:
Oil*. I.
At Columbus:
P«ul, e.
Toledo. 4 Miuneap-
Columbus g,
P T B KIM1S1.K.V
;Thp
S.a KL -'M.Y, t«». Pass Ad.
tiztasn*.
Th*t Old Trunk
*» ^ Jr of exchAQced. Bl
luo Trunk EVt.iry> Mill* building.
Notice to Contractor*.
8 oC*l!rl «14/ *' 1 *** r*c*lT«l up to
Ruwrif,?. -a * A *rd- al °®l <' (»f
B>r »“ City Hall
required In
»* b«d bint b ’ ■roun<* high
* a«4 ««*«*<»* Plfttl*
2f.„Ed',) KtiuwtnIL Architect,
Bute Nation* ^uk
IF YOU ARC INTERESTED IN ALFALFA
First Class First Cut Valley
RING UP 394 OR CALL ON
MURDOCH CLAYTON
TAKING THE
Hours Saved
BY TA1
Iro
“OUNTAIN
Route
to THE
North and East
— VIA—
St.Louis or Memphis
Rock-Ballasted Roadbed, Wide
Vestibuled Trains, Pullman Sleeping
Cars. New Dining Cars, Electric
Lights, Electric Fans. Reclining
Chair Cars and Elegant Day Coaches
For furtftir information, Hi>ply to Ticket
Admits of coniiecting linoti, t»r to
J. C. LEWIS. Traveling Passenger Agent,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
H. C. TOWNSEND,
Cien’l Pas^r and Ticket Agent, St. Louis.
Hotel Belleclaire
Broadway and 77th St.
New York.
The El Paso &
Southwestern Railroad
WHEN TRAVELING
mm BEMS0M. TOMBS I0\F,
FAIRBAIVK, NAC0,
BISBEE, DOUGLAS,
LA CANANEA, NAC0ZARI,
LORDSBURG. CLIFTON
and MORENCI.
ii i '
t tn <a
BETWEEN
EL PA$0 and..
Try our Parlor and Dining Cars.
They have become very popular.
V. R STILES. C. P. A H. IN. MILl CR. f P and T. A.
Try a Times Want Ad
*|AHB HOTEL BELLECLAIRE
A appeals especially to what
may be called semi-transient
visitors: people who desire, fora
week or a fortnight or a month,
the comforts, conveniences end
advantages of New York's great
modern hotels, hut who wish to
avoid some of the noise, the busUe
and the expense that are Inevi-
table In on extended visit. For
anch people THE BELLECLAIRE
has famished auitee of one, two
or three rooms and bath, which
may he occupied et reasonable
rates for shorter or longer periods
It la an apartment home with the
best features of s hotel, it 1* •
hotel with the best features of an
apartment house. And It is ah-
solntely new and absolutely fire-
{ proof.
HUzTON ROBI.BE,
Erwprtetor,
Broadway, at Seventy-seventh St.
W«W YORK.
*
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El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 77, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 30, 1903, newspaper, July 30, 1903; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth580622/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.