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RAILROAD NEWS. mmssm Clean 11 2 1V11I l nuuiLni Half Yearly Clean Sweep Sale nirtiwj Sff'Ig II Carrying out our plan of making Saturday the most attractive day in the week, we offer for tomorrow the following most unusual Clean Sweep specials The success of our Clean Sweep Sale proves, beyond a doubt, that we are giving the best values in Ready-to- Wear and accessories to be found in El Paso. - These items, listed below, are for "Saturday only", rso be on hand bright and early to take advantage of them. CORSETS $3.50 (Saturday Only) "Redfern," "Bon Ton," "Lily of France" 'Olodart FronLaced' "Warner's IRusfc-ProoF' and "Roy al "Worcester" Corsets in a great variety of late summer models and regular $5.00 grades iomor nxx" only for fj5dt Yoa (know these makes they represent the height of the cor etiere'i? set combining cotmlori mrith fijtie gracerul lines of the present season. (2o fittings can be made at the above special pries.) Saturday Only DRESSES . $1.95 A very special lot of about 200 dainty house dresses. They are made of ginghams, lamas and linenes some dozen different styles to choose from. "We mention particularly the dresses "with -white waist and colored skirt. You never saw a more attractive lot of dresses some are intended tot morning .wear, others make dainty afternoon costumes. Regular 5.00 dresses; tomorrow only at $1.95 Tailored Wool Skirts 25c Handkerchiefs 12 l-2c (Saturday Only) Ptire linen Handkerchiefs, with, dainty hand embroidered initial, rar regolsi: 25o ihandkerchiefsj to morrow only at 12l-2c Only during a Clean Sweep Saie can you buy a tailored skirt for $1-95. These are light weight wool skirts, just the thing for summer time trav eling. Come in stripes in grays and tans. Alto gether, they are such stylish, well tailored skirts as sell regularly for $5.00: Clean Sweep Price, $1.B5 Linen Suits Linen Dresses $pQ9 UU This is the 'big feature for tomorrow $15.00 linen suits and dresses for $5.00. The reduction is so great it hardly seems possible, but we guaran tee that any suit or any dress in this lot sells regularly for not a cent less than $15.00 These suits and dresses come in all colors, including white. There are many styles to choose from both plain tailored and trimmed garments. The favorite Russianand tunic styles predominate. ' There are all sizes of course, both in suits and dresses. $15.00 Linen Suits and Dresses; to morrow onlv. choice for Wm tHI JLwlili 8 St SJ w i i l 1 r A r 111 r! ! I r LAiUU ! U 1 S u 1 L5 Charter Taken Out at Santa Fe for the New Company. Santa Fe. X. M., July 8. The Rock Island, Tcxi o, Farwell and Gulf rail way has filed Incorporation papers It will build the New .Mexico portion rf the road, 75 miles from T:c:co tn roach Cu ry pr-d Quaj counties to a fonsi-if-tion with the Chicago, Rock Island & Choctaw. 20 miles east of Tucumcarl. A corporation has been formed to .r tinu; tne road Into Texas to a junction with the Texas Pacific at Pyote o BATOPILAS MINER REPORTS WORK ON ORIENT ROAD Alexander R. Shephard, jr.. general manager of the famous Batopilas mines in Chihuahua passed through El Paso Thnrsd3jr night on hip way to meet his wife and" family in New York on their return from Europe. They will return by way of California and thence down t Sinaloa to SanBlas and up the Ori ent iailroad to Choix, and from there j on muie oacK over me nign oierras iu liiQ unite. iu.i. oiicpiiiiiu, niiu '19 cue son of the late governor Alexander R. Shephard, of the district of Chihuahua, says that work is progressing on the StWwell railway line in western Chi huahua and that it "Will run within a reasonable distance of the mines. $S. .00 Silk Petticoats $2.39 (Saturday Only)y Here is a limited number ol high grade silk petticoats. Come in all colors including white, black, tan, brown and all the summer shades. Several different styles in the lot some petticoats have deep tailored flounce, others accordian pleated flounce, and so on. Our regular 5.00 petticoats; tomorrow as long as they last, tp.J7 Ankle Hose 50c a pair The newest in hosiery Foot and ankle are silk, the rest of the hose is lisle. We have received a special shipment of just 100 dozen pairs of these Silk Ankle Hose come in black only and of fer them tomorrow, the pair, 50c El Paso's Only Exclusive Ready, to Wear Store ZMifmiuH a 1 vwtmfR&Emnsmssm lMOWaHtMiMIM 9 Si yjrVu W. dl X .ggWM BSffijjgl1 f (Saturday Only) $1.50 Veils 89c This is a new shipment of veils, just come in, and we have decided to make it a Clean Sweep Extra Special for to morrow. They are chiffon veils, a yard wide and 2 3-ards long. Gome in all the pretty summer shades, as well as tihe new colors that the Fashion experts say will be worn the coming fall. Such veils would sell in a regu lar way for $1.50; tomorrow only Clean Sweep Price is MEXICAN NATIONAL DELAYED. The train of the Mexican National rail ways, from the .south, due in El Paso at 7:25 a, m., did not arrive until 11 oclock Friday morning, due to extra equip ment being carried and to engine trou ble south of Chihuahua. o ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE. Conductor J. W Harrison, of the Santa Fe, accompanied by his wife, left for Chicago Thursday morning. S. P. Hostetter, commercial agent of the Mexico. Kansas City & Orient, left for Tucson and other points in Arizona. Thursday afternoon. 5. C. Gardner, assistant district super intendent of the Pullman company, left Friday morning for Roy, N. M., on busi ness. W. P. Stiles, sperintendent of the .Southwestern dining car service, left Friday morning for Detroit and other points in Michigan, to be gone about 30 days. H. Lake Haynes, traveling freight and passenger agent of the Southwestern, and E. G. Mustain, traveling freight agent, accompanied the Phoenix Elks" special as far as Tucumcarl Thursday afternoon. DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS ASSEMBLE AT R0SWELL. Roswell, X. M., Julv S. The Demo- eratie political campaign in southwestern JSew Mexico and the Pecos alley opened here today with two mass meetings, one a business meeting at the armory at 2 o'clock p. m., and the other at 8 o'clock tonijrht. The most important questions relating to the constitutional convention will be discussed. There are delegations from Artesia, D?xter, Carlsbad, Haijer man, South Springs, Lake Arthur, Day- i ton, breenneld, Kenna and Clovis. jamHHP mb msmb iBsg-irnni ii gMaaBBMBtaBBiwg inn "'i igtac.imu mu rmmm . nunnri A. 98.d08 land deal was closed tadar vrhen Math errs and Dyer sold to Cy ras H. Janes of El Fmo 2000 acres of land in the upper valley, ten miles no Tth ef El Paso. The laad Belonged io Tom AV. Zimpleman. It Is not In cul-tfratie. iLMUSEMEINTS. EL PASO PICTURES AT "WIGWAM. The comedy, "C-h-i-c-k-e-n Spells Chicken,"' drew capacity crowds to the "WJgrwam last night. The scenes Jn this picture were all taken in Bl Paso and dl easily recognized. It "will be shown again totiight. Three other pictures re also on the program. The Crystal will show two cexcellent dLraznas. One is a BloRraph. I The world's most successful medicine for bowel complaints is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It lias relieved more pain and suffering, and saved more lives than any other medicine in use. Invaluable for chil dren and adults. Sold by all druggists. A BTJItGIiART BUT 3TO LOSS rs- JUAREZ. Quartet of Mexicans, all Said to Reside In El Paso, Are Arrested by tie 3Iexican Police. A burglary but no robDery occurred Thursday afternoon in Ciudad Juarez. Tour arrests of alleged hardened crim inals resulted very promptly. When Miss 3Iatilia Rosales was ab sent' about 4 oclock from her home, 6 Calle deMina, three men "were seen by a neighbor to enter. The police arrived in -tri-r to arrest on the spot Isidro Padllla, not unknown to them. But Xiuiz G. Calderon, known to El Paso authorities; Juan Cheves, said to be well known in the city of Chihuahua, and Nicholas Chavarria, known vari ously, made good their escape for a large part of an hour. A detail of po lice located all three in a corral on the outskirts of the city, and they were jailed with their companion, Padillo. Commandante Ponce de Leon says that all four men live in-El Paso. The quartet has been turned over to the court of letters. Juan Long, a Chinaman, was fined $10 for selling bad meat at Friday's police court session in Juarez. Juan conducts a market on Calle Porvenir. Has Anjbody Here Seen Irwin? Has anybody here faeen Irwin, Mich igan, '85'' The Alumni association of Michigan university is trying to locate l Willam Warren Irwn, who graduated I at Michigan university with the class of I1SS5 and who was afterwards employed in the railroad business in the south west. The association is desirous of obtaining information about Irwin and has written to The Herald for any In formation regarding the missing Michi gan man. A XIXETEEX YEAR OLD BOY EXDS HIS OWX LIFE. Denison, Tex., July 8. Elsie Yan cey, a lQyearold boy. killed himself here this morning by drinking car bolic acid. The youth lived a few hours, but did not discuss his self de struction. He left a note addressed to his mother, with the simple words: "Goodbye mama. All in, down and out." 4 CUSTOMS ?TOTES. Eggs In Powder Form. 1 Van Wilson has an artificial egg. It , is in powder form and he says he has been having egg omelets at his hoube each morning this week from the little sample can of the egg powder sent him bv n. maniifn.rtiirAr. Th( ca-tr nnTrrtor J is not really an imitation of old Mrs. I Hen s product. It is prepared from real eggs but Is condensed and concen trated until a teaspoonful in a glass of water will make enough omelets for a small sized family. George E. Shick, of the customs train force, is spending his'vacatlon at Madera, Mexico, on the Mexico Northwestern. bararci ay specials of gJ;gl Cheese Cakes, on special sale Saturday only Lemon Cream, Cocoanut Layer Cakes, on special sale, each ,only 25c IMPORTANT NOTICE We no longer maintain a branch at the corner of Oregon and Franklin streets, and .you do not get Bel gian Bakery Goods when you buy there. 1 KN ;aa-rc?g'535reET5s " V 3. "C TTb IT W-m W "5 1 I 1 1 A m K A if h w jL2Lm(2M?MJrzi.L jUp&jLM. aJhLji il J. 210 Overland Street Both Phones Mrs. E. E. Syme, of the bond depart ment of the customs service,' is taking a 30 day vacation. W. O. Howey, liquidation and entry clerk in the local customs house, is spending a 10 day paction in California. J. N. Wafer, mounted inspector or the customs service, is spending his vacation at Cloudcroft. H. B. Lane, deputy collector, who has been ill at his rooms at the Lake house, returned to his duties in the customs " off ice Friday morning. Y. 31. C. A. WORKER VISITS CITY. D. W. Pollard, territorial secretary of the Y. M. C. A., of Arizona, with headquarters at Bisbee, is in the city In connection with the field work of the association. Mr. Pollard states that excepting a few summer camps the boys are establishing, the regular routine work has ceased and will not be resumed by the various branches until fall. ' Xesro Lynched. Lit.Tlft TJnnlc VrV Tnlx S Jnhr. Paw- j ell, an 18yearold youth, charged with having burglarized the residence of a prominent citizen, of Huttlg, of $500 and then ffred the building, was lynch ed there. He confessed, the police say. The rather frail prison which housed Powell was broken into with out much effort by the mob. The fact that the negro had been hanged was not generally known until his body was found today. Let us suggest a dainty frozen desert. Phone the Elite, anytime. 3IEXICAX KILLS GIRL AT COLOXIA DIAZ. MEXICO. Colonia Diaz, Mexico, July S. It has just been reported ,that Pedro Ostelo's brother shot and killed his sweetheart and then killed himself by shooting in the heart. The girl was shot in the mouth, the ball coming out at the back of her neck. OFFICERS INSTALLED. Lodge No. 152 of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, held its regular monthly meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall Thursday night and in stalled officers elected for the ensuing year. Two new members were added to the roll of membership, which totals over 150 members. After the business session, refreshments were served. s : Cor. Kansas & Boulevard 304, 844, 323. Mo Phone : 1691 Phosie The onlv Strictly Cash Grocery in El Paso. We can save you money on your groceries, because we have no i accounts to lose, no soncrcors, no collectors mu nu uuujs. keepers to pay. wm!Ajmfa!vmm Watermelons, extra fine lot, per lb . . . -. . . . lc Valley Cantaloupes fresh every morning, 3 for 25c Alberta Peaches, per basket 25c Fine Tomatoes, per basket 35c Wild Goose Plums, 8 lb. baskets '. 50c jSTeTv California Grapes, per lb 15c Green String Beans, 2 lbs. for 15c California head lettuce 2 bunches for 15c Green String Beans 2 lbs. for 15c Beets and turnips, 3 bunches for 10c New celery, extra nice, per bunch f. 15c Xew cooking apples (Large and Good cookers), 6 lb 25c Good hot or cold B. & M. baked beans, 3 cans for. .25c Good hot or cold B. & M. baked beans, -large cans each 15 Extra good lemons, per dozen 20c Kellog?s Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, 3 pkgs for . .25e Puffed Rice, per pkg 15c Puffed wheat, per pkg 10c Shredded wheat, 2 pkgs for , 25c Grape Xuts 2 pkgs. for 25c Scotch or Quaker oats, per pkg 10c Large pkg. Gold Dust 20c 4 lb. bulk starch for 25c 6 bars Swft's White Soap for 25c 7 bars Swift's Pride soap for -. 2-oc 3 boxes Swift's or Dutch Cleaner tor 25c, 4 large rolls toileipaper for 1 25c s 5 gal. best gasoline for 85c 5 gal. best Eupion oil for. 80c 11 lb. large white new potatoes for 25c 3 lb. best head rice for 2oc wijtimii'ry-fffwfcz Z ft I IH CI IjiUa Us liifitf yisii I Thg Store That Saves You Honey Cor. Kansas & Bculevard riOXEER SILVER CITY RESIDENT PASSES AWAY. Robert Blaelc Erected Many Building In Boston nnd Havana Promi nent In Politics! Affairs. Silver City, July S. Robert Black, who suffered a stroke of apoplexy at Cliff a- month ago. died Thursday af ternoon at his residence in this city. He had not been conscious for 4S nouns and hopes of his recovery had been abandoned by his friends. Air. Black was one of the oldest residents of this city, in point of residence, having- es tablished the lumber yards and plan ing1 mill, known in recent j'ears as Black & Atkins Co., in 1871. He was one of the best known build ers and contractors In the territory, and prior to locating here built a num ber of the large buildings in Boston, Mass., and later a number In Havana, Cuba. He served as first mayor of the city; was for 21 years a member of the board of education of the city, and served a number of terms in the territorial legislature. At the lun bermens last convention In El Paso he was elected one of the officers. Boy lircd of Hobo I.Ife. Sayng that he was tired of the ho bo's life and wanted to go back home, Hayden Reynolds.' aged 17, up in po lice cpurt for vagrancy, was held until his parents in Essex, Connecticut, wire him a ticket. He was picked up while begging on the streets. Mrs. J. E. Nagley, 111 North St. "Vrain street, has returned vfrom Ohio. CHARGED WITH CRUELTY. On a charge of cruelty to children, A. Glades was arrested Thursday night. He is out on a ?10 bond for appearance at the Friday afternoon police court session. WATSON" DISMISSES CASE. Mrs. Felicita Garcia, of Virginia street, was declared not guilty of a charge of disturbing the peace by jus tice Watson, Friday morning. The complaint was made by a neighbor, who alleged that Mrs. Garcia had whipped her little girl. Frozen Errs' Seized. Xew York, July S. More than 12 tons of frozen eggs or dessicated eggs, shipped here from Chicago, -were seiz ed as unfit for human consumption at Kings County Refrigeratinjr company's plant in Brooklyn Thursday. Govern ment inspectors, acting under orders from the repartment of agriculture, made the seizure. It is the largest one recorded. IRRIGATION DELEGATES. Santa Fe, N. M., July 8. The fol lowing delegates to the 18th National Irrigation congress at Pueblo, were today appointed by Gov. Mills: George Curry, Tularosa; H. J. Hagerman, Ros well; Charles Springs, Cimarron: Xor man W. Bartlett, Vermejo: R E. Twitchqll, Las Vegas: A. A. Jones, East Las Vegas; G. F. Flick, Santa Fe; Ama do Chaves. Albuquerque: Oscar Snow, H. B. Holt, Las Cruces: George H. j Webster, jr., Cimarron; F. G. Tracey. Carlsbad; Byron O. Beall. Roswell; Ho A mer W. Schoflold, Alamogordo; E. L. Bernard, Fort Sumner. OFFICER DENIES MARRIAGE. Sergeant S. W. Davis, of the police force, returned from a 30 day vaca tion Thursdaj' night, after visiting at San Antonio, Johnson City and other points. Other officers circulated the report that he had been married dur ing the absence, but he states there is "absolutely nothing to the report." A Golden Wedding: means that man and wife have lived to a good old age and consequents have kept healthy. The best way to keep healthy Is to see that your liver does its duty 365 days out of 365. The only way to do this tfo keep Ballard's Herbine in the houe and take it when ever your liver gets inactive. 50 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Babj's Coffin Hum.. Pittsburg. Pa., July Startled by crackling flames from the slumber that had overcome them while keeping a death watch beside the body of a baby brother, the two children of John Kro nosky of Sharpsburg, found the baby's casket afire Flames from the candles about the bier had set fire to palms amid which the coffing rested, and the blaze was fast consuming it when the children fled to give the alarm Fire men took the corpse from the burning casket which was destroyed, with much of the furniture in the room. Automobile Speeding: Charged. Charles E. Springer was arrested Thursday night on a charge of speeding his automobile above the limit as pre scribed by law. He was driving car No. 44G, and is out under his own recognizance. Deming, N. M., July S. S. Lindauer has been nominated as candidate on the Socialist ticket for election to the con stitutional convention NEW FIXTURES. The fixtures for the retail department of the Krakauer, Zork & Move build ing on San Francisco street are being installed. The furniture and fixtures are of dark oak and are being put up in sections like sectional bookcasces. A representative of the factory is here to superintend the instalation. VISIT Scott & Thornton's New Store ' Everything For Men 215 San AntonioSt. GUUIIOU SANITARY TRIAL IN POLICE COURT. For the alleged use of abusive lan guage Anita Rodriguez, 110 Chihua hua street, will be given a hearing In justice Watson's court Friday afternoon. I ! I urn ! ghs El Pasoan's Brother Pictured. In the July number of "The World Today" magazine there is a full page picture of Lr. William A. Evans, com- misslorter of health for Chicago. Dr. Evans is a brother of W. W. Evans, of the Darbyshire & Evans Fuel company of El Paso. He was here two years ago and gave a lecture on the subject of tuberculosis before a large audience in a local theater. iieofionery Shady side Oregon St., opp. postoffice. SEE OUR NOVEL WINDOW DISPLAY Pancho is Some Fljchter. Pancho Araiza, who licked his wife with an old shoe and knocked his sis terinlaw down with his fist, pleaded guilty and was fined $10 by judge Lea yesterday. Both the wife and sisterin law were in court to testify, the latter with hor head bandaged. New Cottasre. The Great Texas "company is started work on a five room cottage on Hutton street, making the third this company has built on the stret this year. Peath Ice cream delivered after sup- .fv... i nunc nie jciiite. , j C3ISETS Model A67 is a new onea Two Killed In a Well. Girard, Kas., July S. Roy Duncan, 24 years old, and his father. R. S. Duncan, were killed by gas- while cleaning a well at their farm, nine miles south west of here. The son was overcome first and the father hurried to his res cue, only to fall a victim to the fumes. Garment AVorkers Strike. New YoYrk, July S. Fifty thousand ijarment ,and cloakmakers, of which S000 are women, nalked out yesterday afternoon at the call of the Internation al Ladles' Ganuent Workers' union. Sanatorium Chnnpres. . Dr- R- JB. Homan has taken charge of the Baldwin sanatorium. He will be assisted by M. C. McKInney. formerly cashier of the custom house, who will act as superintendent. Accused of Hop Smoking;. Emilio Barlllo is charged with smok ing "hop," officers catching him with a quantity of opium in his possession Thursday night. He will be tried at the afternoon session of police court. Rockefeller Is 71. Cleveland. Ohio, July S John D. Rockefeller will celebrate his se- cntv first -birthda today at Forest j1 11, is summer Lomt !.. re. APoiniec! Question! Where to buy hay, oats, grain, etc., etc. This question is satisfactorily settled if you decide to favor us Tvith your orders. We carry a large stock on hand which as sures prompt .delivery. Also headquarters for fresh field, garden and flower seeds. 0. Gr.SEETGN&SOrT, Third and Chihuahua Sts. N