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RECOMMENDATIONS OF EXPERTS
ARE ACCEPTED.
Pure Food Legislation by Congress
Is Recommended and International
Action Is Desired by Manufacturers.
Washington. IX Cv Nov 2.1. Hec-re-
(ary Wilson has approval ami pro-
claimed the official food standards
which have just been formed by the
United States Food Standard Com-
mission and the executive committee
of the National Association of Pure
Food Commissions.
The committee of the national asso-
ciation. which met Saturday, has rec-
ommended to the different slat.- food
departments that the standards he
adopted for use In the several states.
The committee authorized its secre-
tary, E. M Allen, officially to calll an
international pure f<s>d congress at
the St. Louis Exposition, and to visit
at once the governments of Europe
and invite them to 'ah'- I'81'1- H,‘(-re-
lary Allen was ins I meted to take Im-
mediate steps toward organizing an
exhibit of tin- work of the state food
departments at the Worlds fair
The committee met in conference
with representatives of the various
manufacturing and commercial Inter-
ests of the country and the conference
unanimously endorsed a hill by Sen-
ator McC’umber, introduced ai. this
session of congress A joint com-
mission was appointed to uientorallze
congress on behalf of the bill.
- Tin* standards now announced are
based on the authority of the acts of
.Tune and March 3, 19b.". The
object is to establish standards corre-
sponding to American food materials
whether raw or manufactured and to
represent the results of American
processes of manufacture Tie- stan-
dards consist of definitions and chem-
ical limits and embrace meat and its
products, milk and its products,'sug-
ar and related substances, spices and
cocoa and products.
No chemical limits are named for
the meat products, the standard being
fixed by definition only, which gives
this description: "Sound, dreSHeif and
properly prepared edible purtsyd' ani-
mals in god health at the time of
slaughter."
The standard of milk is fixed at
not less than 12 per cent of total sol
ids. not less than hfa tier cent of
solid and not less than per cent
of milk fat. Separate definition and
standards are prescribed for plain and
sweetened condensed milks and for
evaporated cream, 'l ie standard of
condensed mill, contains not less than
28 per cent of milk solid, of which
one-fourth must la- milk fat. Miami
art) cream must have at least 18 per
cent of milk fat.
Butter is defined and described
"By acts of congress approved In Au-
gust, 188il, ami on May 9. 1902, butler
may also contain additional large mat
ter.” A similar statement is made
with reference to large matter in
cheese, based tin act of June 0, 1898,
The standard of butter as fixed con-
tains not less than 8'V per cent of but
ter fat and the same as to renovated
butter,except that a maximum limit
of 1 per cent of 'water is fixed in ac-
cordance witli the existing practice
of the department of agriculture and
the interal revenue bureau in the en
(San Erase Examiner )
The Four Hundred are bilking ahont
a gambling < .lisode in which two <)f 1:3
members were concerned. Both in the
sniarf set and in "the gaming st ra mn
of society rumors of dice a-11 '!'I'
games, with which the names of MB
Ham V. Huntington and K M. Dupc-ru
arc connected, are in circulation.
Huntington Is a brother of H. Iv
Huntington, who is reputed .o be worth
j $40,0.00,000. He Is also the father-il-
Distress
After Eating
Naueaa between meal*, belching, vom-
iting, flatulence, lit* of nerrou* hsad-
.„h. pain in the stomach, am all
symptom* of dyspepsia, and the longer
it Is neglected Uie harder it is to com it.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Radically and permanently ram it—
strengthen and tons ths stomach and j ^’^John D.'spmckles. Jr. When C.
other digestive organ* for the natural j p Huntington died it wa.- a mail"
w~—-r:„rr,n... i vsrz wjt at*. •&. s
Accept no substitute for Hood S. j (<);) ()Qly gso.OOL and bequeathed Henry j
“J bed drM»^.Rr«:-SDty-flv* years and g. jhin ington *30.000,00''.
look different medicines but got no help I R, m. imperii is j Steel; broker, a
until 1 began taklnf Hood’e Ssrseperllle. j prominent member of Uie Bohemian
■are taken four bottles eT this medicine I club and one of the fav trite young
and can now sal almost anything, sleep bachelors at all of Edward .d. Green-
well hive on cramps In my stomach, no way * f"nc ions. He en-
K , mnd no diitreia** tin WnLtAM Joy# th* <llHtin< ion of twing popular
burning and no distress. Mas. J - th(, mt.„ aa wej) a* he women
•. Bmm, 14 Olney BL. Providence. R. 1. , 1 ^
Hood's Sarsaparilla promisee to No(V u- v Huntington, like many
•urs and hasps ths promles. 1 oth*-r well known men, like, to play
________ j poker and shake dice. One evening not
. __ i bug ago he got Into a dice game with
BOGUS INSURANCE CO. j |),1,„,rn The iuck of the two was
about the name for a wile. Finally,
Corporation That Existed on Paper
Only Was Operated from a Small
Room in Apartment House.
New York. Nov 23.— From a email
room in the apartment bouse at 228
Kant Thirteenth street there lias, if
the Information of the I nlted States
district attorney is coirect, been op-
erating an alleged (ire insurance com-
pany that has duped many persons
imi leaves unprotected much prop-
erty.
The operating scheme, the authori-
ties say, Is unique. They say ii opens
i new field for swindling which, up
to this time, bus been unexplored.
The supposed originator ol the lio-
gu
name
raigaed before Commissioner Shields
yesterday on the charge of using the
mails for fraudulent purposes. He
| ..-as held' ter examination on Nov.
27th
For some time a local commercial
igemo lei received requests to look
im a concern that was establishing
igencics about the country, parttcu
larly in the Southwest, under the
name of tie- Phoenix Underwriters.
William Moyer: company attorney."
The investigation made led the agen-
cy to bring tlie matter to the authori-
ties, and the arrest of Rogers fol-
lowed.
The ‘ Phoenix Underwriters," while
spending lor office rent, sent reams
of literature broudeust, and the policy
it gave to those who insured In the
concern was calculated to deceive all
but an expert. At the top of the pol-
icy was a seal that is saltl to lie slmi
l:ir 10' the one used try a company of
long standing and respectability, and
,.f similar name, and the letter heads
used closely resemble another promi-
nent company's.
According to the reading of Hie pol-
icy, the security of the Insured' de-
pends upon the guarantee of six indi-
viduals. whose names appear, but
whose addresses or financial respon-
sibility are unknown even to Rogers
himself.
In one uf the letters written to a
prospective agonl. II is stated that the
however, it turned in Du pern's favor
arid ,he latter got all of Huntington's
ready money. The lat.er finally offered
to give his check on the Union Trust
company for 1100; That was agreea-
ble o Du-peru. in the course of the
game Huntington gave more $100
checks on the Union Trust company to
Du peril.
In the "wee sum' hours" Huiiiing.on
said he had bad enough of iil luck and
imperil found himself in possession
of eight of Huntington's $BI0 rle-ckst
on the Union Trust company. When
the game closed imperii was glad tie
had till that paper belonging to Hun-
Ington.
Ke< p the cheeks a day or two. was
mrr* f - • v„ * -jp% * ■.
Lemon Soap l
*
Wc are authorized by the Lemola Soap Co. oi Los Angeles
to s-ll a box of
Lemon Soap
for 50c and refund the money, charging same to their account,
should the purchasers, after using one “LEMON, return the
box and two “LEMONS” and say they are not perfectly satisfied.
TRY A BOX TODAY
/
THE EL
113 El Paso Street
PASO
DRUG CO.
El Paso, Texas
A gflANO
QUINTET
J. and jfc. Fischer
Established 1840
and Sold
ild tty us since 1881
-jfc. . '
DECKER <& SON
Established 1836
and Sold by us since 1381
CROWN
Sold by us since 1823
- - ---------------------- _______
SCHILLER
Sold by us since 1893
W. G. WALZ CO.
ESTABLISHED 1881
SOLE AGENTS
El Paso St., El Paso, Tex
insurance company, wlm gave bis j |j milngton’s remark to Depuru as .hey
o as Jesse L Rogers, was ar- J ,
"A month, if you wish," Duperu re-
plied.
A week later several young social
lions invited Duperu to 55 Ellis street
o play craps. Gene Sutter runs the
crap game upstairs^ tiiert' und every-
body knows It save" the police. As a
blind Sutter runs a poker game down-
stairs at ii7 Ellis street, the place be-
ing known as the Seattle club.
Sutler's craps game is known among
the gaming fraternity as a "spider and
fly" arrangement for society men with
money. Sutter, for some reason or oth-
er, promises them that there shall he
no police interference.
Mr. Duperu and his friends took part
In n lively game. His friends lost all
their money and he made loans to
hem. They lost what he loaned 'them
also and finally all of bin ready money j
was gone. The hour was late anti lie- |
Ing fascinated with the game Duperu .
brought forth one of W. V. Hunting
toll’s $100 checks on the Union Trust
(gun puny.
Sutter did not recognize the name, .
that El Faso is a piacf with a great
future. In addition to recommending
El Paso as a health rosort, he will rec-
ommend It as a place for the safe
investment of money in realty. He
frankly admits that El Paso is the
most promising city lie lias seen in
! the west, and he Intends to advertise
it.
Weds Daughter of Gen. Bates.
Washington. I). C., Nov. 23.— A qui-
et and fashionable wedding, of inter-
est to capital society, today, was that
of Miss Eliza Morgan Bates, daughter
of the paymaster of tile army and Mrs.
Alfred K. Bates, and Mr Frederick R.
j Swift of Boston. The ceremony was
; performed at the residence of the
I bride's parents, in N street. The only
| attendants were the sister of the
' bride and the brother of the bride-
I groin, Mrs. Dunn McKee and Rodman
i Swift.
policies are secured by a fund of
forcement oi the adulterated and ren , jjnn.uoo The "underwriters” were
mated butter net. for cheese, tall i to receive premiums of any-
cream, a minimum of 50 per cent of v-|,, lvf r„m considerately
butter lat in the water free substanci
is proscribed.
Ice cream, to be a standard, must
have a minimum of (1 per cent milk
lat. Syrups are defined as the prod
net obtained hv purifying and evapor
refused, according to the prospectus,
to take more than $2,non for one in-
.stiruuce.
The mull of the concern went to
Station Ik postoffice in this city. The
apartment bouse address was not
atlng the juice ol the sugar producing j m.-nthmed in the literature How
plant without removing any of tin h has been collected by the bo
sugar refinery syrups as ordinarily | .■ ,.on,
made are classed by the standards
under the name of molasses., which
differs from syrup liy the removal ot , „
sugar during making
lasses contains not
of water and not >.
ash. Standard syr
over 80 per c- • • '
cent of as2 A
quantities n - •
products tv' t ■
"GIucom
cose, ami
tnoiMMSi;
BUSifksi
Standard
-r 27 per cent
7 per cent of
' 'Ptrtiio not
ef nor 2;_. per
-fed en tile
:: ash glucose
:>n is made.
n collected by
cannot be ascertained,
• ni. front a letter supposed to be
written bv the "attorney", it would
cent that at least $8,000 has been
mo' ! realized.
bressw. pc-
steaks erf *1
Nat cci pnone 138.
**( :»• n t-
z -Trap tx giu-
-!h syrup or i
r iv
£.* ■1 i kf£
r 'A n< a max.
' water and 3
iy - given the
-'All- tixal law's
c/C.e-j. brain*, iweet-
- crops, mutton chops,
k-nds. We have the best,
‘that is W. V. Hunting.on, a ......
remarked I the reasons for his trip to
GOVERNOR ODELL.
New York, Nov. 23.—Gov. Odell ar-
rived here tonight en route to Wash-
ington, where lie is to see President
Roaevelt. He left the city at mid-
night. When asked If he would give
Washing-
ton. Governor Odell said:
"I received an invitation yesterday
from President.- ROdiTvgR a'aklftg’ for
Extradition Hearing.
Albany, N Y, Nov. 23.—Governor |
Odell today announced for November
3't. a hearing upon the extradition of
William Zeigler ol New York for whim
the governor of Missouri has made re-
quisition Zeigler has been indicted
in Cole county, Missouri, upon charges
of having supplied $1.3,nun with which
to bribe members of the Missouri leg
islature in certain baking powder
legislation. The res p paprMi hoolj
legislation.
THE ZEIGER RESTAURANT
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Birth Recorded.
MESSAGE BREAKS.
Operator Dies as He Tries to Wire
Slayer's Name.
! Elmira. X. Y Nov, 23.—"Send a
switch engine quick to me. I am be-
ing murdered by--" was the unfin-
. died me;, ;tge received at Oak Grove,
Pa . on the Beach creek division of the
.New York Uentral, from \V li. Cion-
I 'letieti, the operator at Brown, Pa., a
station fifteen miles from Williams-
port .
A switch engine was hurried to
Brown station, where ITendenen was
round dead at Ids table with his head
crushed.
| \ bloody spike maul lay on the
{flour beside It Robbery apparently
i was tlu- motive, the watch and money
nt the operator being missing.
A freight conductor saw a well
dressed stranger, whom he described
as being about five feet eight Inches
in height, with light mustache, loiter-
ing near the tower fifteen minutes be
fore the murder. No trace of the mur-
derer lias been found. Clendenen re-
sided in Jersey Shore He was twenty,
eight years of age and single. He evi-
dently recognized Ills assailant and
was about to wire his name when he
was struck dead at the key.
A mart was apprehended some hours
later at Allenwood, a hamlet twenty-
live miles south of Williamsport, who
I is suspected of the murder. The man
He declined to say whether It was
a private matter or official business
that was taking hint to the capital.
Once He Settles Down.
It is his sweethcar a man should
lie particular about. Once he settles
down It does not much matter wli,m
he marries.
In a Rag.
The man who looks well in evening
dress looks well in anything.
"Why
nephew of C. P. Huntington,
Duperu,
Suiter has a reuptation of, being very
HdvIm"$l001onCchecktumnlh::,bad my,presence in Washington
consulted W, J. Tiffany of the Baldwin
atimx saloon. Tiffany and Sutter's
places are in the same building,
"Good for $10,000," remarked Tiffany
to Sutter when he saw W. V. Hunting
ton's name on the check.
Sntt r was satisfied with this recom-
mendation jud not only handed Depet'u
$1tio for the check, but -gave him $100
more on another check for the same
amount.
When the second $100 was log: Dup-
eru went away with his friends.
When the Union Trust company was
opened the next morning Sutter was
there with two $100 checks and almost
fainted when told that W. V. Hunting-
ton had no funds there.
"But I was told that his brother, H.
V, Huntington, can draw his check for
$10,000,000 With this bank of Mr, Hell-
man,'' declared Sutter.
He was told that hts statement was
correct, but that H. E, Huntington was
not Willard V. Huntington.
Sutler lost no time in calling upon
Duperu to make good the two $100
checks. Having lost a good deal of
money himself and still holding six of
Huntington's $100 checks. Duperu was
disinclined to pay Sutter the $200. He
asked Sutter to wait awhile and said
that he would get alt that was due him.
Sutter rebelled at the advice and in
order to quiet him a friend of Duperu
said to him:
"Do not he foolish. Hold the checks
for a week or two and you will he paid.
If you do not want to do so 1 will give
you $100 for the two checks and take
chances myself on getting the cash,
"I shall lake you $100 for the two
checks." re piled Sutter.
The nuu was good as his word aud
gave a hundred dollars for the two
$100 checks.
Mr. Huntington, who had been oirt
of town for a few days, heard of what
had been going on during his absence
and lost no time in redeeming the two
$100 checks In question and the six
other checks held by Duperu.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Holiday Goods
From now until Jan. 1st. we offer our entire stock at prices never heard of
before iu F.l Paso. This is in order to raise money and reduce stock.
HERE ARC A FEW ITEMS
Ladies’ Enameled Chatelain Watches, Pin to match............$5.00 up
Ladies’Killed Watches, Guaranteed Movements............... 9.00 up
Ladies’Solid Gold Rings.................................... T.50 up
Children's Solid Gold HingH*................................ 75
Sterling Silver Toilet Articles............................... 15c up
All Goods Guaranteed. No Auction Goods.
203 tl Paso St., NexUto Kiefer s
SPRIIMZ’ JEWELERY STORE
Which W«« nil Wltef
A certain Turk, according to rumor,
was once married lo a veiled lady la
white in the presenee of the sultan. As
soon as the ceremony wits concluded
the bride mysteriously disappeared.
The groom was led into an adjoining
room, where stood twelve Indies all
dressed in white, hut without veils.
"Uhoose front tlu* twelve,” exclaimed
the sovereign, "Iter that Is your bride."
As the man had never seen her face the
command bewildered him. "If you
make a mistake," added his majesty,
“your life shall pay the forfeit." ’the
poor man walked up and down the row
of beauties, but saw nothing whatever
to aid his eholee, "You have only a
minute left." yelled the sultan in linger;
"(house at once." .Ten of the ladies, he
noticed, gave him nothing else than a
stony stare. One of them frowned, the
other smiled. “The frowning one," he
thought, "is my la id >. for slie (‘'press-
es her displeasure and Impatience at
my Ignorance. "No." ho said lo him-
self. "it must he the smiling one, for
she desires to invite mo to her.” After
debating the subject in his mind until
his time w us up lie boldly umde n se-
lection from the two. He was success-
ful. fie had regained-his bride. Which
was site, the one who frowned or the
one win) snilk'd V
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will hold a meeting this
afternoon.
E. M. Chambers, a merchan. from
Chicago, is in the city with the inten-
tion of locating here permanently.
Several shipments of cat.le from
west Central Texas ure expected to
pass through El Paso in a few days
en route to California points.
A, Mexican yesterday brought to El
Paso some good samples of copper ore
which he claims he found on Mount
Franklin.
Tammany Club! That's the place to
get the best of everything good. Culm-
liacher and Budwelser on draught. 101
San Antonio street.
Mrs .Marla Rodriguez, a Mexican
woman from the country, had the mis-
fortune to fall out of a wagon yester-
day and break her arm below the
elbow.
Secretary Russell of the chamber of
commerce is in receipt of a letter from
San Antonio stating tha; the co-opera-
tion of the El Paso chamber of com-
merce is desired in securing the pas
sage of laws tending to stamp out yel-
low fever.
Col. Walter Iludnall. special Inspec-
tor of the United States Treasury de
partment, is in the city on Ills return
from Ima Angeles, where he went to
investigate a case in which it is
claimed a woman smuggled some par-
rots over to El Paso from Mexico.
I answers the description given of the
The following births have been re- j murderer. He is said to have board-
ported to the county clerk: icl a freight train at Brown. He is be-
Boy. horn November 19. to Janies mg held in Jail at Allenwood.
8. Dawson and wife, Wyoming and | The alternating operator at the tow
Ange streets |cr, where Clendenen worked, is known
Girl, born November 12. to T. K.
Vlnchez and wife, 027 Magoffin avi
nue.
LADIES ALL STIRRED UP.
The news that the swellest millin- 1
cry store In town wits going at sac- |
llo carry with him regularly between
j$fou and $500. It is believed the mur-
! derer got the men mixed and killed
jClendcncu for the money he was sup-
| posed to have.
Famous Frenchman Failing.
Paris, Nov. 23.—Waldeck-Roussenu,
TO BOOM EL PASO.
Chicago Real Estate Man Thinks El
Paso Great—Will Induce Friends
and Capital Here.
Samuel Page, a wealthy real estate
dealer of Chicago, is In town on luisi
ness, accompanied by his wife. He is
registered at the Hotel Plaza.
Fur a number of years past Mr. Page
has been conducting parties from east-
ern cities to points in California not-
ed for the health-producing atmos-
phere. In addition to this he has
been Investing large sums of money
for his clients and patrons in Cali
tornin.
At the instance of some of his
friends, to whom El Paso had been
Club Women of Texas.
Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 23.—The an-
nual meeting of the Texas Federation
of Woman's clubs, which began in
this city today, is well attended by
delegates from Austin. Galveston, Dal-
las, Marshall, Gainesville, Houston
and other cities of the state. Reports
of officers and addresses and discus-
sions covering women's activities in
various fields will occupy the three
days of the convention. The club
women of Fort Worth have thrown
open their homes to the visitors and
they will he handsomely entertained
during their stay.
The number of the telephone ot
The Times business office is 2C-2
rings, and of the editorial rooms 2G-2
rings. The business office is closet!
after 8:30 p. m-
TURKEY8 FOR THANKSGIVING.
NATIONS', 'PHONE 138.
Found Dead.
Newark, N. J„ Nov. 23.—William
Vanderbilt Klssan. cousin of William
K. Vanderbilt, and grand nephew of
Commodore Vanderbilt, was found
dead at tl o'clock yesterday sitting in a
chair in the public room of the Plant-
ers' hotel. 75 Mulberry street, a cheap
lodging house. The dead man was ele-
gantly dressed in a beaver overcoat
and tweed suit. In Ills vest pocket was
un expensive gold watch aud on the
finger of one hand was a costly dia-
mond ring.
Hours Saved
BY TAKING THK
0UNTAIN
Route
TO THE
North and East
-via—
St.Louis or Memphis
rifle prices has created- a sensation. I the famous statesman who steered mentioned as a health resort, he has
And why not? Ladies know a bar^-j Prance satelv through the storms of come here, and is now investigating
gain when they see it, and know that i the Dreyfus case, ia ill. Recently he | the city from the point of view of
our sale includes all the newest in | uad iw11 tits of syncope and lias been
street and dress hats, ostrich and j compelled to abandon active politics
fancy feathers and millinery novelties, temporarily. Everything has been
They welcome the chance because it j prepared tor tha overthrow of the
comes at the very height of the sea- Combes ministry and the members of
son and enables them to get really
fine hats at prices that suit the most
economical.
The sale of Brazilian gems in real
gold filled settings continues. Each
piece reproduces the designs of fa-
mous New York jewelers
POSENKR'S.
the new cabinet have been selected,
but before the coup was to be ready.
M. Waldock Rousseau fell ill, thereby
prolonging the life of the Combes min-
istry.
'come here, and is
| the city from the
|n health seeker, and also an Invest-
ment seeker.
Yesterday Mr Page was driven over
the city and around Into the outlying
sett lenient t; and he states that ho was
much surprised at what he was shown,
j He has already formed the opinion
The Vs alt of St. Mlchuo*.
Tho most interesting place of pilgrim-
age in Dublin is st Mlebun s church
where the organ is still to he seen upon
which Handel is said to have composed
bis “Motwinli." In Hie graveyard Is the
lust resting place of Robert Emmet,
and tlie vault of st Michnn's provides
moil* growsome thrill than the
morgue. The sexton lifts an Iron door
and descends n few rude steps, carry-
ing n light, without which the place
would l>e pitch dark. You follow and
find yourself In ii narrow passage, from
which cell-like recesses belonging to
dllfereut families branch off. Whether
it is owing to Hie extreme dryness of
the sue roundings or to some mysterious
property of tlu* place, the process of de-
cay Inis !«*en arrested, and tho feat mi's
of pci sons dead for two centuries iiin.v
be recognized from authentic portruits.
Perhaps the strangest thing about the
vault is tin* fact Hint, afiart from the
weird sensation, there is uotldilg offen-
sive in the surroundings.-— Imudon lat-
!er.
Another Royal Scandal.
Berlin, Nov. 23.—Die Morgen Post
prints a rumor from Dresden that
Princess Alice, wife of Prince Fred-
erick of Schoenberg-Waldenburg. dis-
nppeared two weeks ago. and that her
coachmen disappeared at the same
time. The people of Dresden, Die
Morgen Post says, believe that the
princess and the coachman have
eloped. Inquiries at the residence of
the princess elicit the answer that she
Is traveling and that her present
whereabouts is unknown. The prin-
cess is the youngest daughter of Don
Carlos of Bourbon, pretender to the
Spanisli throne.
To Hunt Paul Jones.
Paris, Nov, 23—The Marquis de
Castellano is heading a movement
which has lor Its object to find the re-
mains of John Paul Jones.
The marquis declares that he has
more than a mere antiquarian inter-
est in the matter, as an ancestor of
his own commanded a ship anil fought
in the war of independence. His an-
cestor, however, ts buried in the fam-
ily burial place in Castellane.
Rock-Ballasted Roadbed, Wide
Vestibuled Trains, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, New Dining Cars, Electric
Lights, Electric Earn, Reclining
Chair Cars and Elegant Day Coaches
For fartii-r information, apply to Ticket
Agents of connecting lines, or to
J. C. LEWIS. Traveling Peseenger Agent.
AUSTIN. TEXAS.
H. C. TOWNSEND,
flen'l Pess’r and Ticket Agent,
. Louie
I .Home
lumine
THE ZEIGER RESTAURANT
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Cures •CoWinOne Day, i
%
Delta Mines Running.
Delta, Colo.. Nov, 23.—The coal
mines at Juanita, Rollins and Winton
are now running with a full force and
the Somerset management say they
will have a full force at work within a
week, as they are now Ailing the
strikers' places with non-union men.
Turn to the Want Ada.
Times Want Ads Rent,
RANCH SALOON
Cigar, Billiard and
Pool Hall
212 213 El Paso Street
Letup’s Special Brew of
Beer a Specialty
Pale
A I,SO A
First-Class Cafe
Private Dining Rooms up stairs.
Merchants hot lunch daily from
11 to 2 o’clock.
Short orders
and night.
at all hours, day
J. A. HALSTEAD, Proprietor
BANK SALOON
Private Club Rooms for Gentlemen.
Sideboard Stacked with the Pureet Imported
end Dameetlc Liquor* end Wlnee.
PAT DWYER. Manager.
IF YOU DRINK
WHISKY
try the
ACME SALOON
"ONLY THE VERY BEST”
225 San Antonio St. JOHN FRICK. Prop.
Hotel Belleclaire
Broadway and 77th St.
New York.
To Mountain and
Seashore Resorts
The Louisville & Nashville
R. R. offers the finest service
and fastest schedules. Two
trains dally from New Orleans
to all the principal Mountain,
Lake and Seashore resorts in
the East and North. Mag-
nificent Electric Lighted Din-
ing Cars with an unequaled
menu. Modern Pullman Sleep-
ers, Free Reclining Chair
Cars, with a roadbed ballasted
with rock, easy to ride upon
and free from dust and dirt.
Tourist tickets to all Summer
Resorts In the East, North
and Northeast are on sale
daily at very low rates and
with long limits. Representa-
tives will be glad to give you
full Information and send you
folders, time-tables aud other
literature upon application,
and make your trip over the
Louisville & Nashville R. R
a pleasant and comfortable one.
P W. MORKOW,
Tr»*. Pm*. A*t
( Houston. Tax
| J K. RIUGKLY, Pit. Pw» A*t,
N«w JrlMUU.
T. H KINGSLEY.
Tr»v. P»‘*. Agt.
flail**, Tex
a»\hb hotel belleclaire
X appeals especially to what
may be called semi-transient
visitors: people who desire, for a
week or a fortnight or a month,
the comforts, conveniences and
advantages of New York’s great
modern hotels, hat who wish to
avoid some of the noise, the bnstle
and the expense that are inevi-
table in an extended visit. For
such people THE BELLECLAIRE
has furnished suites of one, two
or three rooms and bath, which
may be occupied at reasonable
rates for shorter or longer periods
It is an apartment house with the
best features of a hotel. It is a
hotel with the best features of an
apartment house. And it is ab-
solutely new and absolutely fire-
proof.
MILTON ROBIES,
Froprtqtpx,,
Broadway, at Seventy-seventh St.
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