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cation, Promptly Restored
by Peruns.
Mrs. Rosa
Boyer. 14 21
Sherman Ave
E-anston, IIL, j
writes: "If any
one has reason
to praise Pe
runa it is sure
ly myself.
'Xast eprins
x Became so I
run down from
the serious ef
fects of a ling
ering cold.that
several com
plications unit
ed in pulling
me down. I
could neither
eat nor sleep
weu, and lost
flesh and
spirit
"I fl n a Ily
tried Peruna
and it did
wonders for
ffis3-5g7y, me. In two
iwttfwBift weeks I was
like another
TloTnn on4 tn
a month I felt better than I ever had
before.
'I thank Peruna for newr life and
strenirtli- T spnrl vmi trim r.infn
you can see what Peruna has done for
jne."
Mrs. Rosa Boyer.
Fate Knocks at the Door
By Y. L. Comfort.
Chronicles of Avonlea
A 2Cev 3Iontgomerv Book.
The Street .Called Straight
By Author of "Inner Shrine."
The Mystery of the Boule Cabinet
Uy Burton E. Stevenson.
The Green Vase
By W. R. Castle.
Over the Pass
An Arizona Story, Bv F. Palmer.
The Convictions of a Grandfather
By Kobcrt Grant.
A Bed of Roses
By W. L. George.
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$1.25
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Comedy Company
mencing
Complete change
Twice a week
Mondays and
Thursdays.
Every
thing
new
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Monday, July 1st,
Presenting
An Awful Mistake
Popular Prices
Gei "Adinis.2oc; Res. 35e; boxes, 50c.
On sale Uyan s Drug store.
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FLY SWATTINGr TO
START ON SUNDAY
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tell b!M'fi ""con-
fly aswafflted bVhf rectors of thl
the IZYJIF i's J all parts of
Sunrinv XL . " lu-ues will start
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Put an Electric Fan on your
aesK ana its oreeze wm sliiiiu- yw- r,
late vou to Quicker thought and xUjJnMT
. better work. Will make you more efficient.
Use one at home, too, for a comfortable evening, and
a refreshing night's sleep. It will make you more fit
for the next day's work.
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and 16 inch and for the ' '., v
First Week in July Only
will sell at the following reduced prices:
12-fn. fan complete with cord and plug $15.00
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lollcctlon of pictures as I believe I have
these rolls.
Scott was coatless and wearing only
Rhaui shirt, rlalnjr trousers and
iattccs when he reached Kl Paso. He
Is burned the color ot a conee berry
tnd has put on several pounds of flesh.
"Ilnerla a Biff Jlluir."
"I am waiting for orders," Scott
lis. If I get some orders from the
Eastern papers I will 50 bade regard-
Kss 01 lien. Huertas threat. He is a
Ibig champagne drinking bluff."
MAJ. FELIX DIAZ
REPORTED EXECUTED
Rehel Officer Charged With
Ineiting Alutmy and
Deserting.
It i. rumored in Juarez that Ma.
iFelix Diaz, who was arrested by mill-tar-
authorities in Juarez Thursday
ght. -was executed at 11 oclock Friday
light but Col. Pascual Orozco, military
:OTiJininder of the town, will not admit
iat this has been done, saying that
laz has been sent to Bachimba, where
If'e rebel and federal forcos are ex-
pected to meet The military com
mander, however, speaking of Diaz,
said Maj. Diaz misht now be with
the angels, for all I know."
The cause of the arrest of Maj. Diaz,
according to Col. Orozco, was his re
fusal to obey orders and had tried to
t?rt trouble among the soldiers In the J
town, when he had oecomo intoxicated
and had been very disorderly. Other
people, some of them military officers,
say TMaz tried to get many soldiers
free from Jail by force and had threat
ened a mutiny. Col. Orozco claims that
Diaz had deserted from Bachimba.
Maj. Diaz has been a member of the
rebel forces of Orozco since the revolu
tion opened and previously had been in
the Madero revolution. He took a
prominent part in the mutiny of the
garrison in Juarez last January and
later was arrested by the officials of
the town as one of the Instigators of
t' e mutiny. "When the rebel forces took
the town he was released and replaced
In position as chief of detectives of the
town, the place he hed under the gov
ernment of the mutiny for Zapata.
Later Diaz wa sarrested by the rebels,
but was only kept in jail for a short
time, being given his release and going
to the south with the troops.
The Juarez citizens and officers are
decidedly reticent about the fate of
Diaz, but many of them express the be
lief that he has been put to death.
"Anyone caught looting in Juarez in
lease of any disorders and trouble in
:he town and in case of a reverse at
lachimba will be shot." according to
7ol. Pascual Orozco. in answer tto the
ear? of many people that thero misht
e disorders In the town. He said he
did not expect any disorders of any
kind from either the garrison or citi
zens, but if there tfere any ot this go
ing on, they would have to pay the
death penalty.
crals puroiled the rebel leaders for a
time today. Instead of advancing from
Ortiz when the big bridge was com
pleted, the federal columns adopted a
dilatory course, moving troop trains
bao and forth as if experiencing dlf
ficulny in bringing their artillery
ahead.
The rebels hero are patiently await
ing the attai-k. Gen. Fernandez with
400 men has been sent out of Bachimba
and may encounter the federal out
posts, numbering it, at any moment.
Kedernl.s Waiting.
At Gen. Hueria's Headquarters.
Ortiz, Mexico. June 29. "With the en
tire rebel army fortified at Bachimba,
15 miles north, the federal strategists
have mapped out a plan aimed to pre
vent escape cf the rebels. It Is be
lieved there will be no fighting for
'at least three dajs. This time is
needed to give the various detachments
an opportunity to stsnme designated
positions.
The federal artance guard has
reached Consurlo, a few miles i-outh
of Bachimba.
REBELS ANDEEDERALS
GATHER NEAR COYAME
ilarfa, Texas June 29. It is re
ported that a strong rebel force is at
Coyame and that a force under com
mand of Gen. Sanjices is at Cuchlllo
Parado. only 0 miles away. A fight
is looked for at any time.
A force of federals came down the
Rio Grande enroute to Ojinaga this
weelc
Saturday Specials
Prime Rib Roast,
per lb
Rump Roast,
per lb
Shoulder Roast,
per lb
Stew
meat
Sirloin Steak, y
per lb .-.-.. ,
Veal Shoulder Roast,
per lb ....... . .
Veal Stew,
per xo
Leg of Lamb,
per lb ....-.;
Lamb Chops,
per lb....
Lamb Shouder,
per lb ."..-.....
Home Made Sausage,
per lb
.. 15c
.. 12'2C
, 10c
Hens and Spring Chickens Alive and Dressed to Order.
8c,
172C
.,15c
,.10c
17'2C
17'2C
...10c
,..10c
-VMERIOANS PREPARE TO
PROTECT THEMSELVES.
REBELS READY
FOR THE FRAY
Federals Delaying, Appar
ently to Get Into
roper Postion.
Isf I Jront, Ba himba.
IL "W at appears to ae
Are Ready to Gather In One Place,
rtnlse Amerlcnn Flog and Mnke Stand
If Trouble Occurs In Chlhcnhun.
Chihuahua Mex., June 29. Precau
tionary measures have been taken
here to prevent disorder in case of
defeat in the expected battle between
federal troops and rebels.
All Americans have arranged to
gather in one place In case disorder
prevails. The American flag will be
raised and 'he American consul wille
be In charge.
Opitz Market
213 N. Stanton St. Bell Phone 136; Auto Pfione 2345
"WOMAN WITH PISTOL
ARRESTED AT BRDDGE
XO AMERICAN FREIGHT CARS
PERMITTED OX CENTRAL ROAD.
Freight cars, belonging ) other
roads are not allowed by the owners
to be sent south over the Mexican
Central road, which is now in con
trol of the rebels, and coal which is
delivered tp the road has to be trans
ferred to Mexican Central cars from
tho cars of the foreign road. At
present there is a huge derrick with
a scoop operated in Juarez trans
ferring the coal to Mexican Central
cars.
REBELS DISOARD RED
RllinOXS IX JUAREZ.
There is a scarcity of red ribbons
now among the rebels In Juarez. Many
of the rebel sympathizers have ceased
to wear the colors of the revolution
lately and only a few of the customs
house men wear them.
Brynn Bros. cool gents furnishings
keep men cool and good naured.
AMUSEMENTS.
AT THE AIRDOME.
Says manager Fogg: "Have you
seen Jim Lee? Well, you are miss
ing half your life, when you fail to
see this side splitting bill, "Too Many
Wives. It is a scream from start to
finish, and if you have never seen
a married man in trouble, buy a seat
for the Airdome tonight and see how
a man in love gets the .best of father.
And that chorus! Say, they are great
new costumes, new dances and new
sonss. And Jimmie Lee! Isn't he
funny? He will make you laugh in
spite of yourself feme one, come all,
and get te irdome hatlt. It Is one
continual laugh ae sure to get 'our
seat e--'y S3fs "r on sale at Ki
Mexican Woman With 100
Cartridges Is Released
by Officers.
Funeral services for Noval Rand, a
former El Pasoan who died Thursday In
Midland, Tex., will be held Saturday
afternoon at 4:30 oclock at the chapel,
1030 Xorth Ore&on street. Interment
will be made In Evergreen cemetery.
The body arrived here accompanied by1
the widow, and her father, J. Z. Means,
of Valentine. Mrs. Charles Slosscn. ot
El Paso, a sister, and Mr. Rand's moth
er, went to Midland, returning with
the widow. Mr. Rand was also a brother
of W. J. Rand, of El Paso.
The body of John M. Patton. the
banker who died Thursday, will be
shipped Saturday to Thorntown, Ind.,
his former home, where funeral serv
ices and Interment will be held. The
body will be accompanied by Walter
Butler, a fellow employe of the First
National bank, and will be met at
Thorntown by the widow, who was vis
iting in the east at the time of the
death.
CUSTOMS MEN MUST
WAIT FOR THEIR PAY
Only Enough Funds on Hand
to Pay Half Salaries
For June.
The local employes of the United
States customs house here will have
to await the passing of a deficiency
bill by the United States congress, ap
propriating funds for the customs em
ploys salaries before they will receive
their full months' salary for June. As
it is the appropriation for the present
fiscal year has been exhausted and
there is only enough money left to pay
half of the salaries of all of the cus
toms employes of the local customs
house.
Every customs employe in the United
States is similarly reduced to half pay
by the scarcity of funds.
Just exactly what you need: we have
it: a combination griddle, frying pan
and toaster three in one for the
small sum of $5.50. Guaranteed, Texas
Electrical Supply Co.. "House of Qual
ity," 110 X. Stanton St.
You ought to wear one of those beau
tiful soft shirts Bryan Bros. have.
ABUNDANT FLUFFY HAIR SS IM
POSSIBLE SF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF
How often do we hear or see this
expression used in describing a beau
tiful woman!
Denude that head of its hair and in
stead of a queenly, royal bearing we
have a fright. The hair makes all the
difference. To have that glorious abun
dance of radiant hair which always
crowns "a regal head," one should use
Nfwbro's Ht-rpicldc.
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The positive results and its delicate
but refreshing odor recommends New
bro's Herpiclde to ladies of refinement
everywhere.
Send 10c in postage for sample bottle
of Herpiclde and booklet to The Her
piclde Co.. Dept. R. Detroit. Mich.
Newbro's Herpicide In 30c and $1.00
sizes is Fold by all dealers who gna'
artef it t.- do all that is ilaimeu I
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