El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 302, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 20, 1898 Page: 3 of 8
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EL PASO DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER *20, 1S9S.
A MOST WONDER-
FUL DISCOVERY.
JOHN I’INKMKV TELLS WHAT HE
KOI N1) IN THE S1EHKA
MADRE COL'NTKV.
kTranean river, which waters bun- j
drefis of acres of rich land. This under
ground river hubbies up into clear.
* pure springs, and can be reached any-
j where along its worse at. a reasonable
depth 1 have secured from the gov
MIL (OONLY hi: A l>.
HH I————ft—HH—fit——ttf
The Otil \ eterun Died «t 117 Or look This
Morning
T. T Cooney died this morning at
..... 1 '-47 o'clock. L ist Sunday week Mr. i
ernmeut a large tract of laud that is CiKiney. Nvho resides with hi> daughter,
amply watered by this unseen river ’V.g _ Hampel. on Chihuahua
Ou'thattract I will not have to irrigate Ml 'lf« s!’lirs »«■> fr#otnr*d
i at all. only plant uiy eewla ami trees bi* >kuli, au'l *t "*'* not beluwetl be
-- ami let them (trow. There is inure j *>«!'' h\e. Bot a few days hi?o he
Aii i niiergroumi Khrr save* the Trouble land similar to that I have secured, and rallied and ^ showed e\ idem*es t»f re
when the extension of the main line of eoverimo Yesterday. however, he be-
the R. Cr . S M. & P. taps that region. (ran emlaug again, and this morning he
none of that nature-watered land can : died- , , , ,
be bought for $i(K) an acre.' i r ( ooney was ,;l years old. but
(till quite active on bis feet. He saw
of IrrigHtion $np«*rb CtimHtt* himI IVr* ,
file Soil in tlie Sun Murltt \nllej ~KU*h }
Mineral ilelt in the Keigittborlug llills. j
AKF. THERE ANY MINTS THERE7
• Xo." responded Mr Pinkney “that
•J.
DRYING, Specialist.
CONM'LTATION FHEE.
OFFICES' Krr'KiiMilhat Itinck. up stairs, dot
'' Ul, V A SO.1 T KX as'"' u,t
H(TKS: y u rij to 5 p, rn; 7 pi m. t< ' p B
1DIV/ATL Nervonn D«blUty
L<>«l Manhood, II
PRIVATE DISEASES
young' and middle aged rr.i t. Ct KI D ami :n>r-
fet*t Manhood restort*!. UNNATURAL
DISCHARDEb. GONORRHOEA. GREET.
There is staying at the Lindell hotel
a man who has traveled from the At j is as far as 1 know, bnt right across the
Untie to the Pacific from the Arctic dividing mountains, in the next canyon.
Ocean to the Golf ot Yfeiieo. in search ; there are some very rich mines. They
Of a home. He .has se- u sixty-five : have chiefly been lo-sited by (ample who
winters, and for the past twenty-years | are too |>.Kir to develop* th-in, and just .jr,.,, T M and .1
has la-ell a wanderer n tie* face of thi- j as soon as c ij.italists take Is-l.l of them \y (■' ni-mpel
earth; Imt at la-f has found a place | millions will be made. The mineral The funeral will be antionmvd
to pitch his tent and that place i, Galli I twits are situated about fifty miles from i
auo. Mexico i tlm great (.Vrnilitos mines lint I have j si\ Kouminof h »r»i i igiuing
main years service in the army, and
when retired on aewunt >•!' age. was .au
Hrdnain*«‘ sargeant. and drew the pay
of a retired ordautv sargeant
lie was Iv-ru inc.»vinty Clare. Ireland.
M ij ‘Jl-t. 1 * .Hi He leaves three chil-
A (\*on»?y and Mrs.
later.
Galliano i* n picturesque little Mexi | not given the matter >pecial attention
can town n. -Bed ut the u»oi; of a forked ! as 1 am a farmer and devote myself to
mountain, jn-*r mile> from Casas! agricultural pursuits
Grandes. It i> in the San Maria valley, i Mr. Pinkney has .in-t arrived from
STBIl fliQP ^umJby' Electricity. No | which is well watered by a clear, ever j Pasas Grandes. and will remain m K1
Oln. JlUnC detention front business, ami ; j* mm Rig stream ol t li»- same name. The : Paso until ■joined bv his familv, when
j gcutUman is known as John Pink,my. I lm will return to (L,Ilian., winch he
suffering from Losses, effect* of early hulls- I and he is fairly lmblmg over with en • thinks is one of the itH»*t charming spot-
cretlon, accept this opportunity to be cured. thndasm regarding the natural ad- i on the face of the earth..
-----— “*-* Primary, .secondary or 1 . . /? . .
Tm iarV. iw>siHvei v eur- vantages Ol that country
BLOOD POISON
without
S»r»* Mouth, Plniules. pa
tly disappear under my I
manent CURE is Guarar
I vantages of that country
i “1 sent my family back to their j
| friends in St. Louis until 1 could find
Terriary, positively eur
the use of mercury; all
complications, such as Sore Throat, ulcers
Sore Mouth, Pimples, pain in the Joints read- i . .
ient, and a per- 1 d home to suit me. and now 1 ha\e at .
mran teed iri each case j last found a perfect garden, a spot!
liir AIIQn CATARHAH, Kidney and Urln-
ff L UUnr ary Troubles, Uterine Diseaseff,
I'KRSON Al-
ary Troubles, Uteri
jut operating, arid i------------ .
from business Guaranuani. Scrofula, Ko*e-j n la. I have * never IoUlld a place its
nm. Chronic Rheumatism, Deafness. i eciUHl in all the western hemisphere.
; for symptom blanks on any above 1
which combines the soil of the southern reon.
Tatis Hill of La Lnz is in the city.
II. II. Bailey left yesterday for Tor
treatment, at
In each ease. j last found
. ‘JrlTi7‘*l‘.’l‘-'ir1-°~ * whil'h <-n'111
PILl^7tbou7opSbl”,andrmf Jctentloii j plantations ami the climate of Oalifor- j Charles E. Miller is in the city from
J L -. .1.. .. ... ...... ........A UavoFiiIu IP abu. 1 ..... I l, 1.1 . K. .11,1.1 41 , . 1 " I i .41 , ♦ . A .1
WRITE diseases Oases treated by mat!
Address DR. KING A (u, . H Phm Te
&£*$. •
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THAT IS STRONG LANGUAGE?
■j 1 know that it is.' said Mr Pinkney,
’hut it is true. In the San Maria val
| ley 1 can raise wheat, barley, alfalfa
and corn. As for fruit, why the soil is
adapted to almost any variety— peach
\ es. pears, plums and apples, besides in-
numerable kinds of small berries \ ou
| have only to tickle the soil with a hoe
and nature does the rest
Anthony.
W. Westmoreland is in the city hus-
tling for the Denver Republican.
R (\ Hut ten. of Las C’rnces. passed
through the city yesterday en route for
Chihuahua.
P. Moreno and wife of Las (Voces
came down Sunday to attend the fun-
eral of Leon A1 bare/.
Presiding Elder Mathews, of
Methodist church, left El Paso yest**r
(VtiGAGO. Dec ID. Joe Dhovinski
was given the decision over Ed Dunk-
horst of Syracuse. N Y tonight, after
six rounds of fighting Dunkhorst, mi
tered tin* ring weighting 'JJo pounds,
while ( 'hoynski weighed hut HV,\
Au (hiitioii' Iti I’rliic*, lirnr({*’
Athens, Dec ID Prince (bourne of
Greece, whose tenure of ottice as cm
missioimr general of the E«r->p< au pow-
ers in Crete b^gan yesterduv, started
this afternoon for Caneu He left the
city amid a popular ovation
True
Wisdom
It is far wiser to korp dis
east* away than E» tight it
after it emes. Au occa-
sixiial dos-* . >t i R)s-
t»*t ter > S t • > m a c h
Bitters makes peo-
ple hungry at meal tune, and gives
the digestive appr.ttus power to get
full nutrition out of food
d
The frost ill the S:in Maria valley is ; 'lay *'<t NVealberlor.l. to visit his family
very light and rarely kills the buds of J. II. Simpson, who oame to LI Past
M
PHlb .YOUNGS GAPB
_ r« CHRISr/A/V NOERLEIN BREKCO S!
(Inc INN ATI
ISB s
WMOLI SALK A l> RETAIL.
Pl'REsl.AM) J.IX.......
Oysters in all Styles
AND <)N THE HALF SHELL.
EL PASO. TEX AD
the coming fruit. The snow vanish* s
! almost as soon as it falls, while all
around are the white-capped nioun-
I tains from which the snow never melts
t Why, you may know how mild the eii-
i mate ir, ♦here when l tell von that- I am
i going to send for fruit and shade Iro-
! from Southern California, which seldom
j thrive iiiNny other part of the I’niu -I
! States, ( ialliano is strictly a M«. xic-an
! .settlement of a few hundred ii lrilu
; tants.but the Americans arec«,ming inn»
i the country and getting hold of th-*
, ) tnd, and -non th-*y will rouv. rt i! inr«»
'one of tic- greatest fruit ai.nl farming
, secud ns in the country. Tin* Mexicans
farm lik-* Indiaim, and only culfiv.it-*
;.m vinail paL*h In*re and there, s,, you
; uiiiy miv that tin* valiev is y* t. pi c-
; t'icallv undeveloped V"n have to irri•
i gate, but have plenty of wafer to do so
: il-nvt ver. vital d-> you think I have di-
l covered on'the the other .side of tic-
' Sail Maria river**?
"You fell Id never guess. Well, it. i-
( nothing more i*r less tnan ;l gn at, sub-
recently from Sednlia, Mo . has pur
chased a drug store at Eddy. N M.
and will locate there permanently.
D B McCall, of Dallas, Te\ , repre
senting B F Avery A. Son ■ d’!,■ a,c*
ville. Kv., is in the city lit- w bciim
entertained by bis old friend (‘barb-
Drande, ]*f.»pii*-Tor ■ • I tie !’•
saintci
\Vc have tin* CI-ATIN!" WedgrW»
gpods. ills! receive!J
(bn. \V ilu KD\ A. HP .SON
| Tbim iMMllly
the I st r«*-»»ur b a
(Hit 1 III >» I tn-t1.
Du* IiIoimI K< |tt
pure, it ml (11m
i .i«i i .i.i‘i (imi
a loot holil.
HOSTKTTEirS
STOMACH
11 ITT KI5S
For 8ale
em-f ssa mBamtmssisxr
'iiia l.vi'
It'S, t %• pt
So! 1 'in
It’s J Hr-1
metal for
mv ,| i m-
>v itil
Keep in touch
the People!
keep them informed on wh.it you have
to dispose ot and when ttre time comes
to purchase thev will rrol forget \'ou.
BUSINESS GOOD?
N >t i! you don't advertise. 1 his k Uie case nine times out ol
tin. You prohahlv know—if you don't, iiujiure tor yourself.
Kvi ry tlouse wire looks at the mottunt; paper before site pars out
shopping. W’lien figured in proportion to the AC'. I I A1 CIRCU-
LA I I N the advertising: rates ol I'HH I IMI S are s;o per cent
cheaper than any daily in hi Paso, besides briny.np the BhSl
Rl.SILTS. Idle
El IMsic-SS- Ti m e s
i fcA’V. I
is a one-price newspaper and publishes its rates, from who h there
is NO VARIATION, l-’or evidence ot -hi- latter, ask ANd A l > -
\ I,HI IS1.R. It is the only papei in hi Paso that doe' this, and
when you find one that l.)OBS NUT, you may be sure that you
are not obtaining (lie same rate that vein competitors do. Il this
be not true, why do such papers sav '.‘rates made known on ap-
plication" They publish their pi ice ot subs, ription. It you
cannot see the reason of this, study the f act - and then advertise
id l’aso-SS-Times
OBTAIN I'HH 11KST HI SI I TS.
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| CASAS GRANDES, MEXICO, ]
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g The Soullu*rn Teriniiiii<« of tlie Stio Gi*aii«b*, Sierra ISiidre SScilif Ily., 3
I i* Ilesliued to liiiniedintely Bccoiik- tlx* TI(*ti*o;»olis of tin* |
but SIERRA MADRE
Abounding in Precious Metals, ilieb A^rieultural I alley
Lands and Hlagnitiecnt Forests of Timber. •
This great country of the Sierra Madre and its foot hills is rapidly being popup ted with pr ,-pe tor from all pert . ■ 1 tb, I . ritt-1 St..*-
pack trains of ore into Casas (jrandes for shipment to HI Paso or b.iarez, has now be a nn aim- .tain ry- lay o . urren . I hr-. Mm; a
within a few miles of Casa's Grandes. A number of saw mill are now b ng t * r the for near C. r 1 e ui an • ■ r
tion at Casas Grandes, and a new, large and commodity hotel, i--r *r.e at,omm • fat: m o: -rav- ; r,, .. just I >rnj b -• d. I he ir
way will be removed to Casas Grandts :,on as hui> ! iijs or r r . ct .mmodati o »' ■ ’' ■1 r . '; *1 r , -. ; d of 1 > L
of Galeana are also.to be moved to Casas Grandes. 1 herefore
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CASAS GRANDES
For general information, rat^s, et apply »o or aJ Ire
being one of the coming most important cities of Northern Mexico, and the trading point and nearest railroad town for an immt-n-e ,.n ! prmlu f.ve t- ir.t-.ry . rnbr ;• n< • a | ul.iu-.. i..' $c ,<>.<■ |"! , winch
is rapidly increasing, is soon tb become a thriving city tributary to hi Paso an 1 Juarez, AND TO FACILITATE ITS GROW III AND DEVfcl.OPMfcN I the Pc Grande, Su rra M . Ir- .u.d P.i k R til-
way Company has arranged for, mapped and platted the land at its terminus and vicinity into commodious lots and blocks, with wide sheets intervening, and will sell them singly or n Is at w ry re,i-ona-
ble prices. lorFor further information, call on or address
J. D. MATTHEWS, Casas Grandes, Mexico
| or, E. W. MEAD, Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. ^
Low rates are in effect to Casas Grandes and return. Bona fide purchasers of property from P. G., S, M. & P. K’y will be refunded the cost of railway transj ortatipn from (.. Juarez to (,.i«a* <.r,miles,
J J. T. 1.00AN, fienera! Traf'fct Agent, El Pa*o, lexa*.
\ JNO. P. P.AMSI Y, f.enerai Manager’ " " 3
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 302, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 20, 1898, newspaper, December 20, 1898; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth582138/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.