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EL PASO HERALD
10 Thursday, August 11, 1910.
DUFFY'S CARBONATED SWEET CIDER
Filtered and bottled fresh from the press, with the
addition of natural carbonic gas, which renders it
sparkling and brilliant as champagne.
25c Per Bottle
PRESERVING BARTLET PEARS
We have made special arrangements for a Picked
lot of Genuine Bartlet Pears, selected especially
for preserving purposes. Place your order now
and we can fill, it at your convenience.
40 Pound Boxes Only $1.50
HEINZ PRESERVES
We have a limited amount of Heinz Preserves,
regular 50c jars, that we will sell this week at 25c
Per Jar.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
Phone 151. 210-212 Texas St Autoll5L
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A. E. RYAN & CO.
EL PASO TRUNK FACTORY
Trunks, Bags ana Leather Goods Auto.
Made. Repaired and Exchanged. 13b
We store goods. Opp. Postoffice, across Plaza
Auto
1068
RUG6ISTS
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
212 SAN ANTONIO ST.
LUMBER
,w.ft rrocm o TfAwcAc STS.. BELL 50; AUTO 1050
BURTON-LINGO CO., FIRST & JJMfc.a oxo., i
AT ews
Brevities
rKrnln Bnllcfla.
All afternoon and evening
reported on time.
trains
are
3Iesilla Valley PencBes.
Those who know say Mesilla valley
peaches are the finest flavored in the
world, and they are. We have them
now, great, large, yellow, juicy peaches
only 25 cents a basket.
Jaeksoii'n Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
of Middletown, Ohio, secret service offi
cials believe they have made the start
in rounding up a gang of counterfeiters
who have been passing spurious bills
in Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
The federal authorities allege that "Wells
is the man who did the photographic
work by which the counterfeits were
made.
C. I. Blllinprtoii, 70S Magoffin. Tel.
14S9. painting, paper banking, decorating
Fresn roast pork, Jackson's delica
tessen. Phone 353.
i iou can ret tn& enoicest veai steaK.
chops and roasts at J- C. Peyton's mar
ket, 114 North Stanton street.
Tour life is In your milk man's hands,
better drink El Paso Dairy Milk.
75 Cent Neckties. AT Cent.
Tomorrow and Saturday at Thornton's
215 San Antonio, regular 75 cent neck
ties, 45 cents.
Kind's Widow Weds.
Paris, France, Aug. 11. Baroness
Vaughn, who was reported to have
been the morganatic wife of the late king
Leopold of Belgium, has announced her
approaching marriage with Emanuel
Durieux, a retired merchant living at
Xeuilly-Sur-Seine. It Is stated that
Durieux has been director of Baroness
Vaughn's financial affairs. Since her
dramatic flight from Belgium on the
death of Leopold, the baroness, endowed
with an Immense fortune by the king,
has been living sumptuously, although
In the greatest privacy. ?
Convicts Use Dynamite.
Little Rock. Ark., Aug. II. In an at
tempt to regain their liberty, twenty
five convicts who were confined in a
work car at a railroad convict camp,
twenty-five miles west of here, dynam
ited the car last night, perhaps fatally
injuring John Lenox, the night watch
man. Three negro convicts who were
serving sentences for murder made
their escape. None 'of the prisoners
were injured. 9
Fresh roast pork, Jackson's delica
tessen. Phone 353.
Phone your orders for fish to J. C.
Peyton's market.
Don't overlook the furniture at Hotel
j Sheldon.
Smith's ice cream is pure ice cream;
will stand any test- Delivered free.
Both phones.
Men, Listen.
Tomorrow and Saturday you can get
high grade silk lisle underwear for $1.65
a suit at Thornton's, 215 San Antonio.
Furniture at Hotel Sheldon on sale
now.
Clean vegetables at Jackson's.
Valley Watermelons.
If there are any nicer or better water
melons grown than El Paso valley
watermelons, we have not seen them.
They are very fancy and we would like
to send you one.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
$3.50 straw hats, $1.25. Thornton's,
215 San Antonio.
z Sedgwick creamery butter. Jackson's.
Carlisle Leaves S4CMF00.
"Wahsington, D. C, Aug. 11. The will
of John G. Carlisle, former secretary of
the treasury, was filed here for probate.
To his grandchildren, John G. Carlisle,
jr., and Jane Carlisle Allen of New
York City, and Laura Carlisle Pilkin, of
New Haven, Conn., is left his real and
personal property, to be divided share
and share alike. The estate Is val
ued at approximately $40,000.
Clean vegetables at Jackson's.
$5 straw hats $3.50. Thornton's, 215
San Antonio.
Sunflower eggs at Jackson's.
Dr. W. K. Weeks, chronic diseases.
Rennlon of Veterans.
Springfield, Mo.. Aug. ll.-r-On the
"Wilson Creek battlefield, where forty
nine years ago yesterday the first great
battle in the "west during the Civil war
was fought, about two thousand vete
rans, survivors of both the Union and
Confederate armies, held a reunion.
"Wednesday. ' """"
E.Pr& S. W AWNING CO, 408 S. El Paso Si,
Residence Awnings, Curtains, Etc'Everytiing That's Canvas'
AH Work Guaranteed and at a Cheaper Price. auto ibad
El Paso Sheet Metal Works
Spouting
?
Cornices
Skylights
Bell 548 321 Texas street,
"Let us give you an estimate.'1
Auto 1148
Roofing
Bell
2044.
Awning Shades and Curtains
For Residence and .Business .nouses.
Tent ana Camp Supplies.
$ El Paso Tent and Awning Co., 312 S. El Pasc SL
Auto.
2044.
Bell
818
I C E CREAM
Smith Ice ?Creani Co.
FAMILY ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED.
Auto
1188
Bell 20
Auto 1020
202 Texas St
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AM) DENTAL SUPPLIES. .
jgr EL paso umcvk co.srss
HOLLOW L0CK AND PARTITION TILE: ALL SIZES
P. 0. Box 136. Prompt Delivery
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HACK and BAGGAGE
Will be up right away." LONGWELL'S TRANSFER
116 to 120 San Francisco St - Careful Men.
Bell
Reasonable Prices.
Bell 1 Auto 1001
Auto
1966
DAAr onfi mimiRn
1054 EStf-fc-- GR IB 4 KflVWBI
"We're there in just a minute." Storage and Packing by careful men at right price.
WP.TT. inM. ODOM'S TRANSFER. AUTO 1966
sole argent for THE EASY RUNNING WHITE
Also Supplies for Any Make Sewing Machine. Also House Furnishings
. Ji Er ff ftRl Bell 632, Auto 2106. 310 Stanton St
Sedgwick creamery butter. Jackson's.
75 cent belts, 35 cents, Thornton's 215
San Antonio.
The best line ever offered in furni
ture at Sheldon hotel.
Sunflower eggs at Jackson's.
Arresting: Counterfeiters.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug-. 11. In the ar
rest of John C. "Wells, a photographer
Special Sale on Our
40 Cents a Pound
C
25c
SATURDAY ONLY.
Gfresk
hksfjr'r
CONFECTIONERY company,
C S. PICKRELL, Mgr.
206 N. 'Oregon St. Phone 347
RETAIL GROCERIES WHOLESALE
Auto
1271
Bell
-.11
Mail Orders Given Prompt and Special Attention.
CLIFFORD BROS. 307-309 E. Overland St
Use the
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Secret, Prompt and Accurate. Efficient Service. Reasonable Rates.
RING 1362, CONTRACT DEPT.
HEXRY 3IOHR
CUT RATE HARDWARE
300 S. El Pase St.
Guns, Ammunition, "Wagon Covers. Builders' Hardware. Tools, all
kinds Saddles. Harness. Cutlery. Tents. OH Paint. Etc
Read
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Herald
Special
t
Sale
$3.50 Shirts, now $2.65
$3,00
S-'jjgj Shirts, now $1.85
$2.00 Shirts, now $1.50
$1.50 Shirts, now $1.15
$1.25 Shirts, now $1.00
E. & W., Cluett and
Monarch Brands ,
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Cooked tongue, Jackson's delicatessen.
Phone 353.
"Will Xot Take Sanitarium.
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 11. The su
preme lodge. Knights of Pythias, has
decided not to take over the Las Vegas,
N. 2L, sanitarium for tubercular pa
tients now under the jurisdiction of the
Knights of Pythias of New Mexico.
Engine, boiler, smokestack, dynamo,
10 H. P. motor, draft fan, exhaust fan, S
ceiling fans on sale. Hotel Sheldon.
Fresh cat fish, red fish and barra
cuda received today at Robinson's mar
ket. J. C. Peyton.
Cooked tongue, Jackson's delicatessen.
Phone 353.
Ha die?' 3Iny Probe Stocks.
Beverly, Mass., Aug. 11. President
Taft and president Hadley, of Yale, were
in conference yesterday regarding the
personnel and work of the commission
that is to be appointed to inquire Into
proposed regulation of railway stocks
and bond issues. "WTiIle Mr. Hadley has
not definitely accepted the tendered po
sition of chairman of the commission,
he is giving the president all the as
sistance he can in formulating a plan
of work.
Bed springs, mattresses, dressers,
chairs, rockers, dishes and silverware at
Sheldon hotel on sale now.
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Home boiled ham, Jackson's f delica
tessen. Phone 353.
Your life is in your milk man's hands,
better drink El Paso Dairy Milk.
Home boiled ham, Jackson's delica
tessen. Phone 353.
Two Men Killed In Wreck.
Ienape, Kas., Aug. 11. Two farm
ers, E. T. Handy of Palco, Kas., and
Martin Blackwood of Indana, Kas.,
were killed here when a Rock Island
engine crashed into a. Union Pacific ca
boose in which the men were sitting. A
young son of Blackwood was in the
caboose, but he was only slightly injured.
Real bargains in show cases, counters
and other fixtures. See Krakauer,
Zork & Moye at the old stand.
Furniture in Sheldon hotel must be
sold by August 25th.
Valuable Letter Stolen.
Superior, Wis., Aug. 11. An opened
registered .letter envelope containing
two bank certificates for $5000 each was
found here today, and investigation
showed that the letter contained a third
certificate for a similar amount, which
is missing. The letter was sent from
the American Exchange bank, Duluth,
to the Superior State bank.
Real bargains in show cases, counters
and .other fixtures. See Krakauer,
Zork & Moye at the old stand.
Come early and get choice of Hotels
Sheldon furniture.
Real bargains in show cases, counters
and other fixtures. See Krakauer,
Zork K? Moye at the old stand.
Carrlapres Advance in Price.
Louisville, Ky., Aug. 11. The Car
riage Manufacturers association has re
solved to advance the price of vehicles
for the season of 1911, explaining that
the increase was necessary because of
the greater cost of labor and materials.
Your life is in your milk man's hands,
better drink El Paso Dairy Milk.
Dr. Comeron reliable dentistry, deason
able price. Over Guarantee shoe store-
Smith's, ice cream is pure ice cream;
will stand any test. Delivered free.
Both phones.
Brave Man Is Short.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 11. George H.
Poell, for three terms clerk of Hall
countj', was arrested here last night on
the charge of defaulting in office. Mr.
Poell vigorously denies that any short
age exists. Poell was elected clerk in
1905, out of sympathy, after he had be
come crippled for life, for saving' the
life of a child on the railway track.
Poell received a Carnegie medal for his
bravery.
Smith's ice cream is pure ice cream;
will stand aYiy test. Delivered free.
Both phones. t
All crippled and convalescent children
who desire to attend the children's pic
nic Monday, August 15, will be called
for, if names are reported to Mrs. Thos
O'Keefe, 815 North Ochoa street.
BOYS' BAND WILL
PLAY AT AIRDOME
Reyes's "Kid Band" will'be heard at
l the Airdome Fridas' evening. The or-
pnans win render selections neiore tne
show and between the acts, having made
arrangements with manager Rich for a
benefit performance by which they are
to receive a percentage of The receipts.
The money goes to help them buy uniforms-
and all who attend will help
them to "reach the goal of their ambi
tions and appear in bright new raiment.
Sheriff John W. Wood, of Innocent
county, who has been attending the
sheriffs' convention, has been the guest
of his nephew, Sam D. Ware, at 21'J
Arizona street. He has been renewing
old acquaintances with Frank Murchi
on and Ben Miller, formerly of Inno
cent county.
Adds & "EJnds
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Qdds & JZns
Qdds & gilds
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Our preparations for the
coming, Qdjs & E2i sale are
the biggest
caie we nave
ever undertaken. Sale begins Aug. 15.
End
of
Season
Sale
Sal
e o
aists Continues
Again tomorrow we offer
$1.30
at .
Vaists
7Qr
$2.00
at .
Waists
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Qdds & TJnds
Qdds & TJnds
Qdds & Tfjmls
Qdds & grids
Qdds & gnds
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Begins
Monday
August
15th
J.CalisKer DryGoods Co.CIncorioratedj
Veils and Veilings
Sale of Veils and Veilings continues tomorrow
and Saturday. Tins sale comes about by a reason of a
lucky purchase by our New York buyer. Nine special
lots to select from.
Opportunity and Economy is what our Odds
& Ends Sales means to our customers.
Sale Begins August 15th.
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MAITY LAND SALES '
MADE AT DEMlNG-l
Planing Mill Sold Plenty
of Water Por Irrigat
ing Lands.
Deminjr, X. M., Auj. 11. Charles H.
Whitehouse has sold his 160 acres .of
patented land, located eight miles east
of Deming, to Dr. E. S. Milford.
Dr. P. M. Steed has returned from
a two weeks' vacation. Whiic away he
visited Los Angeles and other points
in California.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the board of trade, only the regular
routine business was transacted.
K C. Ely will address the people at
Hondale on" August IS.
B. J. Smith of El Paso is (visiting with
his sister, Mrs. T. L. Story.
Miss Xellie IMpckenzie of El Pa-so,
head nurse at the El Paso sanatorium,
is visiting for a few days with Mrs. 1.
L. Story. - .
W. A. Affleck, district manager oi the
Texas Oil compan-. with headquarters
at Albuquerque, is in Deming.
Prof. J. F. Holliday has purchased a
quarter section of land t&ree miles east
of Demine. from the Saddler tract,
T. D. Smith of the Wagner Electric
couvpanv is in Deming inspeotin- the,
(motors 'that have been installpd in the
vicinity. , .
Rev. Mr. Watkins has returned from
Lordsburg. .
There has been sufficient rainfall on
the Minibres river to allow irrigation
from the Wamel dtich. four miles west
of Deming. This irrigation will insure a
heaw crop of milo. kaffir and cane.
J.H. Smith, deputy United 9tates
marshal, has returned to Albuquerquv.
E. H. Blickford came from his ranch
on the Mimbres.
J J. Jaco'bson came from his ranch
on the upper Mimbres river. He reports
a fine rain there.
Fritz Richtor has returned from bay
wood Hot Springs, and has loft for tin
extended ;trip through the eastern states.
E S. Shephard of the Harvev system
has returned from an extended trip
through Colorad6 and Kansis.
Sheriff D. B. Stephens is m El Paso,
transacting business. , ,. - r
Miss Marv Mr.'honev has left ftr 103
Angeles and other points in California, I
where she will enjoy a few weeks' vaca- i
tion.
A heavy rain visited this vicinity, the
precipkation a-mounting to five-tenths
of an inch. The rain was general over
all of Grant and Luna counties.
The Deming planing mill has changed
-bunds. James Taber having purchased
the interest of James Hollimon, of Taber
& Hollimon.
Testimony was taken before- commis
missioner McKeys in t&e contest case,
Muud DeLong vs. William Cox.
Arthur D. Tyler has filed ona desert
claim tnvo miles north of Deming.
Thomas Hall has returned to his home
nt Xutt.
Mrs. Roach and son have returned!
from an evtendod trip through The states
of Wisconsin. Illinois and Michigan.
Robert Ervien. territorial land coiu
missioner. is in Deming inspecting lands,
roads and irrigation projects.
STAGE DRIVER QUITS TOB
FOLLOWING RECENT HOLDUP.
Cherokee Bill Takes Advice of Bandits
and Quits Profession Which He
Followed for Years.
Deming, $ N. M.. Aug. 13. Raymond
Gardner, better known x a 5 ''"rherokee
Bill," arrived at Deming after a days
ride of 35 miies from Whitewater.
'Cherokee Bill," as he calls himself, was
the first driver of the Silver City-Mo-gollon
.atage that was recently held up
near Mogollon when the three women
passengers were robbed of $600. He
stated that the robbers told him that
he had better discontinue driving the
stage, or they would make uwa.v vriti.
him, and he decided to do as the- re
quested. "Cherokee Bill" has been the
mail carrier between Luna valley. New
Mexico, and Eager, Ariz., for several
years. He will go to Cltfton. Ariz..
where he expects to be engaged as a
cruide through the mountains for tourists.
OFFICIALS LEAVE
FOR THE BIG- DAM
Several Men Leave El Paso
to Take Jobs at Ele-
pfhant Butte.
Wallace H. Frankland, chief clerk to
district engineer W. 31. Heed, "of the
reclamation service, Swan T. Oleson,
statistician of the service, and James B.
Burke, who -will be bookkeeper at the
camp, left for Elephant Butte Thursday.
3Ir. Burke, the new bookkeeper. Is
lately from Panama where he was in the
government service as accountant, but
It was in baseball that he achieved fame
as pitcher of the championship team,
there. He brought several players of
his team, to the states and- has suc
ceeded in placing them in the major
leagues.
AMUSEMENTS.
AIRDOtE PLJ3ASES.
This week's bill at the Airdome is
without doubt one of the best of the
season's productions, and every night
the big crowds continue.
The musical numbers are the strong
est yet offered by the popular company,
and there remain but three more nights
to see the show.
Reyes's "Kid Band" will be an extra
attraction Friday night.
HADLOCK'S PEACHES.
James W. Hadloek, city sewer com
missioner, is treating his friends at the
city hall to specimens of a delicious
peach from 2yearold trees, grown at his
home in Orchard Park, east of the city.
A. A. Kaminske will leave for New
York today to purchase more millinery
for the "Hat Shop."
FOR ITCHING- AND
BURNING SKIN
Imperial Remedj Is believed to be
the most successful remedy for the
treatment of torturing humors of the
skin. It affords Immediate relief in
the most distressing forms of itching,
burning and scaly humors, permits
rest and sleep, and points to a per
manent cure when all else falls. Im
perial Remedy is a pure antiseptic, is
prepared in accordance with the most
advanced pharmaceutical knowledsr
and is in liquid torm. Imperial Remedy
penetrates to the roots of the disease,
and kills the germs. s It is nice and
clean, has a pleasant odor and is in
no way disagreeable to use. Do not
suffer another day, but get a bottle or
Imperial Remedy from your nearest
drug store. Price $1.; Sent, express
prepaid, upon receipt of 1. if your
druggist cannot supply you, by Im
perial Medicine Co., Houston, Texas.
Prosperity
When You Paint It Up It Looks
Prosperous
Tuttle Paint
Glass Co.
Have the Materials to Do It With
See Us or Write for Prices on
Hammocks, Water Bags, Tents, Cots, Durham
Duplex Razors,
and anything in the
Saddlery or Sporting Goods Line.
SHELTON-PAYNE ARMS CO.
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