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OCR SYSTEM IS BEGINNING TO BE APPRECIATED
“Pure Mesa Water"
only I* being used for the production of the beer that ii now generally
gaining favor with the beer drinkers of El Paso—there can be nothing
more pure—to ibis added
Eig'ht-Day Wisconsin Malt
uckrmrlnrfd by tie faculty of brewers to be much superior to quick
grown malt and , • •.wU.-fciiJU
“Oregon Hops"
to give that exquisite fine flavor that the connoisseur likes so well. We
combine purity, strength, age and flavor
EL PASO BREWING ASSOCIATION.
Driving Time is Here
Whal about a buggy?
HEED ONE?
If so, come around
and let me fit you
out.
I can give you the
correct thing, for
my stock covers ev-
ery desirable and
proper style from
$55.00 Upward
H. P. NOAKE
Cor. Overland and Santa Fe Sts.
HIGH COURTS TO ADJOURN.
This Week Sees Completion of Work
for the Term.
Austin, Tex., June 21. -This week
sics the adjournment of the three
higher courts until the first Monday
In October. The supreme court will
probably ftnloll next Friday morning,
and the court of criminal appeals will
likely follow suit, while the third
court of civil appeals may hold over
until Saturday.
The work or all three of the court*
ha been unusually heavy during the
term J ii hi ending and a number of
eases will he carried over until next
t 'rrn by them. Perhaps the court, of
criminal appeals is further behind la
Its work lban any of the other courts,
due to increased dockets at Tyler,
Dallas and Austin.
A nomher of cases will go over
from the Austin assignment to Ty-
ler, not to mention the fact that about
lull cgKO-t were brought here from
the assignments made for Tyler and
Du las. This court convenes at. Tyler
on the first Monday in October for
a three months' session, thence to
IVallrtH for three months, and finally
three months In Austin,
Your Wedding Cake
Will he best if ordered from
The Belgian Bakery
1 210 Ha«t (>v*rlB»<l Ttlfpboo* J10
! HKArtONABLK PRICKS.
BASEBALL RESULTS.
Nation*) League.
At Chicago— R, H. E.
Chicago ....................1 3 I
St. Louis ........ 0 3 0
Batteries: Overall and Kllng; Brown
anil McCarthy.
At Cincinnati— R. H, E.
Cincinnati ...... .4 & 2
Pittsburg ...................Q If) 0
Batteries: Wicker, Fraser and Liv-
ing) on: Lcever, Lynch, Peitz and
Phelps.
At Boston— R. IT. E.
Brooklyn ................. . 4 7 1
Boston ......... ............I 8 1
Batteries: McIntyre and Bcfrgen;
I.lrxtaman and Brown
At Now York— R. H, E.
Philadelphia ...............2 6 3
New York ...................t 4 1
Batteries: Plttlnger and Dooln; Me-
Glnnily and Bowerman.
FAMOUS INDIAN HOT SPRIN6S SANITARIUM
FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE
Via Kurt TltmaA*, Orahtro eotroty. Am. Recorara«mi«*l by phyaifian* for the
eui* of Gout. Drop*?. Liver and Kidney. Stotnarh Trouble*, aii
Shin »b4 Blood Luordort. 5-nrvouj Diaeaves, Women * ailments a specialty.
HOT 8ALT WATER
LITHIA WATER
MAQNE8IA WATER
CATARRH WATER
SODIUM WATER IRON WATER
The Mud Rath* are ecjnal U» any in the world.
Sulphur Baths and Klefttle treatments. Chronic
eases given special attention. First-clash accom-
modation*. Rates, including room, board and
bath*. %'l.UQ, 2 25, 250 and 5 00 a day. Correspond-
ence solicited. InQvire at Times office for any
information.
FORT THOMAS. AIIZOMA.
JUevatlon 3000.
sswhhew
ALEXANDER BROS., Props.
American League.
At 8t. Louis— R. H E.
St. Louis ....................0 8 4
Chicago ...................4 4 2
Batteries: (Hade and Rickey; Owen
and Sullivan.
At Philadelphia— R. B E.
Boston .....................1 5 0
Philadelphia ................3 13 2
Batteries: Young and Armhrustcr;
Bender and Schreck.
At Washington—
Washington-New York game post-
poned, rain.
At Detroit— R. H. E.
Detroit ....................S 11 1
Cleveland ..................4 6 2
'Batteries: Mullen and Schmidt;
Ideas and Clarke.
HmuaementQ
W%AA<VV4/S^VVVVSAA/VVVVVWVVg'
STOP THAT COUCH NOW
LONJ>VKK CO Will f’l’RK will cur« In 21
«urH, A liltlu cough cftii bwtnw* it m*riu\i% thing.
Peoples’ Drug Store
300 San Antonia St
. Don’: swelter. One day al Cloud
croft Is worth a week anv other
place, $3.00 round trip, Sunday, Spe-
cial excursion,
AGED MEXICAN WOMAN.
Was Fifteen Years of Age When Hidal-
go Proclaimed Independence.
f'lly of Mexico, dune 24,—Dolores
lieniul. who was a domestic servant
In the family of President Juarez, is
dead al the age of 110 years She was
fifteen years of age when Hidalgo pro-
claimed. the Independence of Mexico.
Her later years have been spent with
the desei miauls of President Juarez,
who eared for her tenderly.
An exquisite smoke! The F'or fie
Mexico cigar. Try It.
Badger Fuel Company
Agent* for KANSAS PORTLAND CEMENT CO. of loin, Kansas, and
dealers in Fuel and all kinds of Imildiuu materials.
Seoond and Chihuahua St*. Phono 389,
THERE’S ONLY ONE
place, the Troy laundry, where you can get the
best work done. Courteous treatment and satis
faction guaranteed. Phone 278.
EUROPEAN PLAN
STRICTLY MODERN
8t. Regis
B, J. BRUN, Proprietor, EL PASO, TEXAS.
CORNER OREGON AND MAIN 8TREET8
UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT AS MARIE ANTOINETTE, SAN FRAN-
CISCO, CALIFORNIA.
NOT A MOMENT TO SPARC!III
If you ora In a burry, w« will serve
you quickly and *upply you wtth any-
thing you need tn furnishings for
town wear or for traveling at the
loweet coat
JNO. BRUNNER
Merchant Tailoring and Men's
Furnishings.
140 EL PASO STREET.
Western League.
At but* Mil new— R H E.
Dos Moines ..................4 8 1
Pueblo .....................2 7 2
Batteries; Gillen and Towrie; Mor-
rison and Measltt.
At Omaha—
Omaha ............
Denver ............
Batteries: Corns
Adams and Zalusky,
and
R. H. E.
.,, r, s n
...3 it o
Cowling;
At Sioux City— R. H E.
Sioux City ..................R 12 1
Lincoln ....................4 0 1
Batteries: Sawyer and Freese;
Husk, Zuckert and Zinran.
American Association.
At Minneapolis—First game:
Minneapolis ............... 2
Kansas City ......................*>
Second game:
Minneapolis............. 4
Kansas City ......................0
At Toledo—
Toledo ...........................j
Louisville ..... ®
As If By Magic
Quick Repairs
We make a specialty of hurry-
up jobs.
Broken frames repaired. Quick
and accurate work.
The most complex lens quick-
ly duplicated.
Our Dr. Horton does nothing
but eye work, come tn and tell
him your eye troubles. We
guarantee satisfaction in every
case.
SNYDER
JEWEHRY CO.
Manufacturing Opticians,
304 San Antonio St
Al Indianapolis-
Oolumhtis ........
Indianapolis .....
Al SI Paul—
Milwaukee ......
St. Paul ........
.....8
.....3
If your dealer does not Keep El Paso
beer there are those who are wise and
lo!
Held to Grand Jury.
Lawton. Ok,, June 24.—Doc W'iuegftr,
fho farmer living ten miles east
Lawton, who was placed In jail Sun-
day morning on a charge of killing
diaries Livingston, colored, was given
a preliminary examination. He was
tried In the probate court and Judge
Hussey held him without trail to await
the action of the grand jury during
this fall.
Charged With Assault.
Lawion, Ok., June 21. — S E. Steele,
an elderly merchant of this city, who
Is charged with assault on a thirteen
year old girl, living on Ihe Real addi-
tion, waived examination yesterday.
The case came up In the probate court.
IBs bond wus fixed at $500 to await
the action of the grand jury
FIRE AT ROSEBUD.
Several Buildings Oestroyed With Loss
of $6,000.
Rosebud, Tex., June 21.—This after-
noon fire broke out In the livery sta-
ble at Hem Garber ami spread to the
blacksmith shop of R. ('. Porter, the
Ice house, Ihe paint shop of Biasing
Bros, am) the combined Ice storage
house. These buildings were destroyed
and at one time it appeared as if the
entire business part of the town would
fall a prey lo the (lames.
All of the buildings destroyed were
owned bv Horn Garber, whose loss will
amount to about $6,000, with no Insur-
ance, *
WASHINGTON PARK THEATRE
FRANK LEAKE, Mgr.
TONIGHT
ANJ> ALL
Till*
WEEK
10C,
20c
30c
Tie grouted of al! emotional
dramas.
CAPT. SWIFT
’Vith MR, WHITAKER in the
title role.
Miss Eleanor Halier, supported
by the only company of actors
in the city.
“CAPT. SWIFT” BREAKS RECORD.
The Largest Attendance Yet Known at
the Park.
“Car tain Swift," that great romantic
drama, has broken all records for at
tendance at Washington park this sea-
son and the large call for seats In ad-
vance only goes to prove what a great
drawing card this attraction is.
Every climax of every act called
forth applause and It resulted in cur-
tain calls for the clever work of the
company. This is particularly enjoya
ble to those attending.
The Washington Park company won
instant favor in one night despite
the fact that they were handicapped,
on thetr opening night, by an unfor-
tunate and unforeseen accident. But
win they did and it has been proven
that all E! Paso playgoers wanted
was actors and actresses who were
intelligent and experienced, a play that
appealed to reason and one week’s
run was ail too short.
The whole week that is devoted to
rehearsal insured what is given every
opening night, a perfect production
There is no halting for lines, in fact
the voice of the prompter is never
heard—and this Coupled with the ar
tistic temperament such as possessed
by each and every member of the Park
Stock company, goes far in making
up a successful season of theatrical
offerings.
All this week the company, aug-
mented by additional actors, are hard
at. vvork on the great, naval and pa-
triotic war drama “The Ensign” as a
special Fourth of July offering. With
its great east, and special scenery this
will undoubtedly prove a capacity
breaking week. On the following week,
in response to a great number of re-
quests of the park patrons, Hall
Caine’s great emotional drama "The
Christian" will he produced *ith a
complete cast.
The royalty on. this play is very
high hut as the company aims to f; !-
lo v the wishes of Its patrons wholly,
the full rights were secured and rite
| Washington Park Stock company ami
that company alone will produce it as
the rights for the season in El Past
were purchased by. them. “The Chris-
Man’ will he only one of the many
big productions tn he staged by them
during this summer season.
Money Loaned
ON HOMES IN
HIGHLAND PARK
- - -«.» NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO,
219 San Antonio 8t
Tel. 560.
HOW THEY CHOSE THE AARON
BURR JURY.
Only four of the first panel of
forty-eight talesmen summoned for
jury duty had undecided opinions
about Burr, and only one of those
four expressed himself as entirely un-
prejudiced concerning him. The oth-
er forty-four were so ireconcilably
hostile that the court promptly dis-
charged them, and another panel wa3
summoned. This second lot, however,
was worse than the first, and the sit-
uation grew more and mare serious
as the sifting process continued, for
one candidate after another expressed
open hostility and even hatred for
the defendant. At last, when hope of
securing an impartial jury had almost
faded, a talesman by the name of
Morrison took the stand who, it was
believed, would prove an exception
to the rule. This gentleman had ap-
parently kept an open mind on Ihe
subject of the prisoner's Innocence
or guilt, and was willing to serve as
a juror—almost too willing It seemed
to the defense—and Mr. Bolts rose
to cross-examine
“Are you a freeholder?” asked the
counsel.
“Yes; 1 have two patents for land,”
answered the candidate.
"Are you worth 8300?” continued
the examiner.
“Yes,” snapped the witness. “I
have a horse here worth half of it.”
■'Have you another at home to make
up the other half?” jocosely pursued
the attorney, and the audience
laughed
“Yes, four of them?” retorted the
talesman, angrily "I am surprised
there should be so much terror of
me,” he continued addressing the au-
dience, “but perhaps my name may
be a terror." he added, his voice
rising to a shout, “for my first name
is Hamilton!”
This “unprejudiced” candidate was
then excused- and for fourteen days
the weary search continued without
Independent Assay Office
Established 18*8.
D.W. Reckhart, E.M
PKOrilETOU.
Agent far Ore Shipr'l
Assays and Cheni M
Analysis.
Mines Examined end
Reported Upon.
Bullion Work a Speeitlty
P. 0. Box 88.
Office and Laboratory
Cnr. San Francisco#
Chihuahua Sts. 1
EL PASO. TEXAS
SEAMON ASSAY CO.
ASSAYERS, CHEMISTS AND
MiNINO ENGINEERS.
Agents for Ore Shippers
Car. Ssa fraaclscs 88$ Lesa Sts.
Telephone 236. P. 0. Bo 97.
UP TOWN SEAT SALE AT BOOTH'S
Next Week
“THE ENSIGN’’
Performance begins promptly at
8:45 p. m.
El Paso Trunk Factory has a big
Mock of traveling Goods at bottom
prices. Next to P O.
CENTRAL MACHINE SHOP
<’*or. Kirnt urn! Flor^firty SI*. PIj#h« 211*0
MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS
Repairing and overhauling a Spec
laity.
The Prosperity of El Paso
Is whal wo all want. Not the pros-
perity of any one class, but of all
the (ample. How can ft be secured?
Thi> single lax will do it Mutual
Gottorn Life policies are unexcelled.
11 pays to investigate liefore Insur-
ing.
11 W. ALLEN, Agent, 9 Mills Build-
ing.
Try a Times Want Ad.
At Church With Officer.
Fori Worth, Tex., Juno 24. Wlw
lock Harvey, tin New York bank
clerk slopped by officers in Texas,
attended St. Andrew's Kplscopal
church this morning, accompanied by
Detective Allen of the local force.
Young Harvey is be-in© held here
pending the arrival of an officer from
New York
Toltec is the finest bar in El Paso
Pioneer Hardware House of El Paso
FASSETT & KELLY
. ltcilder'e Hardwares, Mantles, Steel Ranges, Studebaker Wagons,
Miner’s and Bancb Supplies of all kinds.
The Place for Low Prices.
MEET ME iff THE
A light overcoat is comfortable In
Gkmdcroft now. $3.00 round trip Sun-
day. Special excursion.
Custom Assay Office
CRITCHETT & FERGUSON
Su trsson to Hurtles S Crldiett.
Assayers - Chemists - Metaliurgsts
AGENTS FOR ORE SHIPPERS.
119 SAN FRANCISCO STREET. PHONE 331
Florence Cafe
209
Texas St.
DOC SING, Proprietor.
FIRST CLASS NOON MEALS 35 CENTS.
Short orders day and night. Orders for
special dinners receive prompt attention.
Try a Times' Want Ad,
EL PASO CIGAR CO.
GEO. G. SAUER & CO. Props.
210 San Francisco St.
EL PASO, TEXAS
Telepnone 85
Manufacturers of High Or.do Spanish Hand-Made CDars Registered brands. La Flor de
Mexico, La Mexicans, l-a Prueha. La Union, Also manufa:ture the well-khown El Pnso
Mcdlnty Cigar.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DIAGNOSED AS LADY BUGS.
State Entomologist Relieves Nlind of
Farmer Near Hillsboro.
Hillsboro, Tex.. June 24.—A spewl-
men of hugs infesting cotton In the
Hubbard City section was sent to the
state entomologist at College Station’
and lu reply to the letters written him
tn conuefction therewith, ho advised
as follows:
The Insects sent us as occurring on
Mr. Mayfield’s cotton in abundance
are the common lady bugs. It i« im-
possible to overemphasize the good
that is done by those Insects, ami the
more there are of them the better.
They are not there to eat the cot-
ton. but to destroy the plant lice
whieh Mr. Mayfield, no doubt, has
overlooked. Where these. insects oc-
cur abundantly they are a safe guar-
antee against cotton licxj Injury.
TONIGHT
J Rich Stock CO. In
ioc a
20c
30c l Texas Steer
MOVWGPICItlRES SPir.UtllES BETWEEN ACTS
Many El Vaso people go to Fay
wood Hot Springs in New Mexico.
A $250 CANDLE.
To Burn for Eighteen Months in *
Church in Florida.
New York, dune 26.—A $250 candle,
fifteen feet lu height, weighing IS-
pounds and guaranteed to burn con-
tinuously for eighteen months, has
Just been shipped from here to Tam.
Im, Florida, where Mrs. Kathode Della
Cloec will place It In a church and
light It In honor of Saint Calogero, to
whom in a prayer she vowed she
would buy the largest candle ever
made In America, IT her husband were
permitted to recover from a serious
illness. Her prayer was answered and
her husband recovered.
The gigantic candle was rolled by
hand and Is eighteen inches In diame-
ter at the tmse and twelve inches at
the top. its weight corresponds exactly
with that of the man who was cured
from his illness
LOST BARGE NOT FOUND.
Revenue Cutter Returns After an Un-
successful Search.
Galveston, Tex., June 24.—The rev-
enue cutler Apache returned to port
tbts afternoon, after making Its third
cruise in the gulf in an attempt to
discover the whereabouts of the oil
barge Gusher. The Apache sailed last
Thursday afternoon and that night
s|Hike to a fishing smack belonging
to the. OUlf Fisheries company. The
captain of this smack told Captain
Thompson that he had seen the barge
Gusher 130 miles south of Galveston
LAST NIGHT OF “TEXAS STEER.”
New Play Tomorrow Night at the Air-
dome.
Tonight is the last night of the fa-
mous play “A Texas Steer" and on
one who enjoys a good hearty laugh
should miss this splendid opportunity
of seeing this ftuo play.
Commencing tomorrow night a very
beautiful southern drama will he given
entitled "The Kentuckian," in which
Mr. Tuttle will appear as the hero,
a part that win suit his ability.
The play deals with life in Ken-
tucky and is one of the prettiest south-
ern stories ever written. The Frank
Rich Stock company is making great
preparations for their splendid per-
formance of the "Christian" and it
Is safe to say that the play will be
the tafk of ihe season.
Two new additions to the company
will he made for next week, one of
whom will be Miss Ronnie May, a
lady who has won great distinction
all over the country by her clever and
artistic work.
Soft Water
at El Paso Laundry,
901 Santa fe Street.
Pkeae 47
EL PASO DAIRY CO.
Producers and Dealers In
PURE MILK AND CREAM
Until this notice Is withdrawn Na
tions’ Meat and Supply Co. will serve
any poor person, bearing Identification
from any charitable association or
minister, with moat free of charge
during all bnsiness hours.
FIRES IN FORT WORTH.
Early Morning Blaze Not as Serious
as Supposed.
Fort Worth, Tex.. June 24,—The fire
early this morning at the residence of
Mrs. M. E. Walker at 209 Pecan street
was not as serious at was at first an-
ticipated and after a struggle for some
little time on the part of the fire de-
partment. the building was saved and
only the roof was burned. The build-
ing was damaged to the extent of
about $400, while the furniture wms
badly damaged from smoke and water.
The largest and most com Plots dairy n the Southwest. Wo aro pleased to
h*TO visitor* on any aftornoon from I to 4 o’clock to inspect oar mottod
of kindling milk _ . .
Office and Depot, til Noitk Oregon street. Dairy, Rand * Grove, foot o!
Second street. Take Son Antonio street car to Tornlllo st Telephone ill.
J. A SMITH, Manager.
bar. with all sails set and making The loss was fully covered by insur-
8pend your summer vacation in Cal-
ifornia, Only one night out, via Sun-
set route. Tickets on sale for train*
leaving El Paso Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, limited for return No
v ember 30th. For full information
call at office In St Hegis hotel, ot
phone 142,
headway toward Galveston
Captain Thompson immediately
steamed forward to the locality de
scribed and cruised backward and for-
ward for several hours and thin, went
further to the south but failed to
sight the barge, which has been adrift
with a crew of four men since being
abandoned June 2 by the tug Hig-
gins.
12-year-old re-imported whisky at
the Toltec. 25 cents per drink.
PATSY LAVIN IN TEXAS.
ance.
About six o'clock this morning a
fifty gallon tank of gasoline caught
fire at 828 Monroe street and for a
time all the buildings in the neigh-
borhood were threatened and by hard
work the tank was taken from the
building and the fire extinguished, with
about $200 damage to the building,
which was fully covered by insur-j
ance. The residence was occupied by
a Mr Leal, who is employed as a
tailor.
success Not one impartial citizen
was discovered In the entire second
panel; and at this juncture the pro-
ceedings .were brought to a standstill
After some discussion, however, the
defense suggested that it l>e allowed
to .select any one it chose from the
last panel, and the acceptance of this
unique proposition paved the way for
one of the most startling moves in
this extraordinary trial
Strictly speaking not one of the
proposed jurors was eligible! to a
seat in the jury box but of course
some of them were less bitter against
the defendant than others and it
was natural to suppose that Burr's
advisers would take advantage of that
fact and choose the best of a bad lot.
Nothing so commonplace, however,
characterized their plans, ami to the
utter amazement of all outsiders Burr
proceeded to nominate the most ob-
jectionable talesmen of the entire list.
Inexplicable as this surprising maneu-
ver must have been to the general
public, it was, of course, instantly .
comprehend* by the opposing coun-1 *« theJJaaetoent on San Antonio Street.
sel. Burr and his advisers doubtless
POMEROY’S
El Paso Transfer Go.
fT'kMTJ BAGGAGE, HACKS,
BUS AND FREIGHT TRANSFER
Livery, Boarding & Sale Stable
Blacksmitblng, Shoeing.
Carriage and Sign Painting.
BAGGAGE AND BUS PHONE 651.
OTHERS 18 AND 214.
300-8 South Oregon Street.
The Silver Kins Restaurant
reasoned that the safest jurors would
be those whose hostility had been
most thoroughly exposed. The very
fact that he was willing to place his
life in the hands of his avowed ene-
mies was, of course, the most elo-
quent protest of innocence w.aich a
prisoner could make.—Frederick Tre-
vor Hill in Harper’s Magazine for
June.
No. 209, ig the place t" get a
Floe Mnl and Quick Service
8TEIN & l/HLIG, Props.
Nickels for El Paso beer come back
white you are sleeping—think on It!
NEELAND TO GUATEMALA
E. R. DALBEY &. CO.
412 N. Ort**on St,
MINING MACHINERY
Poodle Dog
BAR and CAFE
316 SAN ANTONIO ST.
Oldest whiskies and purest wines in
city. Clean and c-ool. No Loafer»
LARRY FORD, Proprietor.
LEGAL TENDER
fine Wines, Llqaors and Cigars
MAX MILLER. Proprleio,
*** tast Overland Streei
Brought From Chicago to San
tonio by Federal Officers. -
San Antonio. Tex . June 24.—Patsy I president of Pan-American Road to ;
Larin was brought here yesterday [ See President of Republic,
from Chicago by two federal officers, j Mexico City. June 26.—J. M. Nee-
He will he tried in San Antoino on j land, vice-president and genera! man j
a charge of blowing a safe at Dime | ager of the Pan-American railroad
bbx. Lee county, fast summer. He has left acre for Guatemala City toj
mode bis escape from the sheriff of; secure permission from President;
ihat county, was laier arrested in Cabrera for building the cop'inuance
Kansas City, but was released be-
cause the authorities did not go after
him. He was arrested in Chicago,
where United States Commissioner
Foote ordered that he be sent to Tex-
as.
of the Pau-American railroad and it1
is noped to obtain charters for thej
road in Salvador. Nicaragua. Hon-1
diiras, Costa Rico and Panama, where)
connection will be made with the;
canal works and the Panama railway.!
We carry
a complete
line of
!
&
'
rHE—-
INSKY GO.
< soHcit j
the trade
of dealer*
Staple and
Faticy
Groceries
and guar-
antee an
oar good*
H. LES!
only, and
give special
and careful
attention
WHOLESALE OROCEKS oND
to mal
orders. Give !
first-class
1- •••:
JOBBERS (
>F DRY QOODS.
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