El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 183, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 3, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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Hall.
Washington Dining
2011 H lMSO STREET EL PASO THIS.
BESTAURANT IN CITY. B
THE 110 A J) TO I!E passed.
BEST
ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON.
TZ.TEJOXTtj.A.TV DINNER IS TO 3 IP-
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
"V TTitTCa- Sb OO.PROP3 "WOO 3VEOO SINTO.
THS STAR LiOT. FEED AND SALE STABLES
Corner West O.erlaudand Hsnta Fe Streets.
' Phone 92. J. CALDWELL Prop.
Caldwell Undertaking to.
3C5 S. El Paso Street
Leading Undertakers
Phones 197 and 92.
SALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT
E J. SMITH. Mtnazur.
fe itzrr m The
Many Jlaii(lsliiis Have to be Passed En
11 utn.
The late E J. Glave who first usod
k horses in Alaska so reoerctlv as
91 would hp con-deratViy astonished
e could tee the development his
luea has IfQ up to in seven years.
Every v?psel which has gone tnJunpau
with supplies for tlje great Klondike
mining' retrion has carried pick horses
for use od the famous Chilkont pass.
Probably there are now cot Jess than
200 or 300 pack animals on the pass
where in 1S90 the appearance of tbe.-e
urknown equine "bisr-dogs" filled the
native breast with apprehension Other
fer-lings than apprenension now fill
the breast of the noble ri d man at
sijzht of tha horses. In the old days
supplies went on Indians' backs in sum-
mer. About eightyor rjinety pounds
made a load and the carrier himself ate
three or four pounds of food per day.
Obviouslv. udiIt uch conditions time
was up in anout tnirty aays at tne i id tuts spring u-.i.u au auj uvuci iuie.
most. Or if the Chilkoot were passed men WHO a taermoiueter never very
and th? Indians sent back the stock of many decrees Delow zero tr.e neavy
food was considerably diminished and snow has tilled up the rough places on
the cost of the remainder almo-st pro- the rooky pass uni has become suf-
hihit.ivp- fnr t.he Indians demanded 2 . lioient V bard to Dear tne SleQges well.
assayed. It brought $13S a ton gold.
in it. will he in rnanv cases men unused in nis doukct.. lie stucK nis pick iq
to danger and exposure it is difficult J the "round and encountered an ob-
to see how Ios of life is to be avoided. struction in the way of a lead. Going
After the ti-et heavy snowfalls sledges i to camp he showed the pieje of quartz
can he used to transport goods over to Bell and further investigation show-
tliftrass. and dogs employed to d rag ed the 'atter that it was worth looking
them in a cold w Inch would soon ren- into. A small quantity of rock was
d.r niLi'k nonies useless. When the taken out and brought to Boise to be
ic has sutliciently frozan the lakes acd
rivers nature has prepared a perfectly
snnooth ro:id for the sledges and many
miles a day may be made with the ut-
most eaee.
On a running stream new ica is
treacherous and an involuntary bath
in the October or November waters of
the upper Yukon is not a thing to be
greatiy desired tiut men wno are used
to it travel all winter long in the
neighborhood of the arctic circle.
Circle City and other cities above
enjoy a mail once a month. The run
ners who take out ana onog in letters
are men inured to exposure ana inor-
oughly acquainted with the road.
"Sledging in" is a pleasanter process
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
.Masonic.
HOUCK & DEITER
IMPORTERS and JOBBERS
FINE WINES AND WHISKIES
AGENTS for
WILLIAM J. LKMP BREWING CO. St. Louis Mo
I PAB3T BREWING CO. Milwaukee Wis.
220 EI Paso St.
El Paso Texas.
J. C. ROSS & CO..
T11E FIRST-CLASS UNDERTAKERS.
401 - - S. El Paso St
(Below the Oppra House.)
Phones: Office 211. Res. 183.
Calls answered any hour. Terms Reasonable
a day and upward for their services.
TJuring the present eea-on horses
have been used to pack dry groceries
over the pass while sheep and oxen
have been driven over to be slaught
ered on the other side after the point
of embarkation down the Yukon was
reached. The difference between an
Indian who eats the food he carries
and a sheep which lives on the grass
of the. short arctic summer whi'e sure-
footedly scaling the rocks and after-
wards becomes meat itself is consider
ablein favor of the sheep! Dry grocer
ies but not living animals owing to the
prohibitive freights can also be taken
into interior Alaska by means of the
Yukon river but this route is slow and
uncertain. After the middle of July
when the rush of tho Klondike legaD
it was useless to go to the Yukon's
mouth and then too late in the 8;a4on
begin the weary 1S.10 miles of up-cur-rcr.t
navigation in shallow water. In
deed those who attempt it will pro
bably get only as far as fat. Michae's
in the lower river this lall. ana must
complete the journey in early spring
early that is for Ala-ka; say along in
May and June if tne ice forms in tne
Fresh falls of snow are rather le-s like
ly than in the autumn the days are
lorn er and the wind generally blows
from the south. At such a time the
voyageur can often extemporize a 6ail
out of a "three-point blanket" slung
to a erotched stake pile his quarreling
biting dogs on too of the load and go
ice-boating away to the north twenty
or thirty milts at a time at a spank-
ing satisfactory rate. There's many a
bad tip-over in his kind of progress
but it's eay and it's quick and these
are reasons that appeal powerfully to
a man in a hurry for gold.
Dogs are worth from .?00 to $500 in
the neighborhood of Dawson the new
city. The supply of dogs that will
s'and the climate is limited and the
price mounted sharply upon news of
the big gold strike. Many a dog
bought at such prices will be killed
and eaten this winter on the Klondike.
As by that time the poor dog will be
reduced to skin and bones and will not
weigh much his meat my represent
$15 to $20 a pound. But Klondike will
be lucky if meat doesn't run even
higher before spring brings a new sup-
pi y.
Out of a pocket on Ash creek
Klamath river in Siskiyou county
Cal. last week two men took out 217
ounces of gold.
Star: The Rosemont smelter is run-
nirg on full time and development
work and extraction of ore is being
pushed as fast as men can accomplish
the same.
i'reseott Courier: Frank Kuhen was
in town yesterday accompanied by a
large chunk of $100 per ton ore a spec-
imen of the recent striae made in his
Sunny South mine.
Gazette: Gold nuggets varying in
price from $5 to $200 are frequently
found in the Weaver mining district.
U is estimated that from $2000 to $3000
is beinc- taken out every month in that
district.
Gazette: Chirles Myers formerly of
Lynx creek was one of the lucky miners
to return from Alaska with $2o000
Myers found his gold near Circle City
on the Yukon about 840 miles from
Juneau.
The eastern parties who have
bought the sulphur miues at the head
of the Gulf of Calfiornia in Lower
California except to ship 5000 tons a
month as soon as a they get to work
which will be in the near future.
Jose Maria Villagran ex-governor of
Lower Cali'oraia after nine years
search hai discovered a rich gold mi ne
near El Taio which was worked
century ago by the mission fathers.
Villagran was caotured twenty years
ago by revolutionists and learned ol
the lost mine from his captors.
El Paso I odge. No. 130 A. F. A A. M.
Meets everv first and third Wednesday al
Masonic hall Sao Antonio street. Visiting
brothers rinrdlullv Invited.
O. F. Slack. W. M.
A. KAPLAN Secretary
El Paso Ohapter No. 167 R. A. M.
Meets the second Wednesday of each mont l
at masonic nail. visiting companions cor
aiaiiy in vnea. w u. miL.nt.0 ti. f.
A. KAPLAN Secretary.
tl Paso Commandery No. 18 K. T.
Meets fourth Wednesday of each month
MttHunlc hall. Visiting Sir Knlghta cordlall.-
lnvitea. 11. u. ai i ins c. u.
W. E. RACE Recorder.
Alpha Chapter No. 178
OHDEK EASTEHN STAB.
Regular meeting second Saturday of each
mouth sojourning meiuoers oi tne oraei
cnrdiallv invited.
Mrs. Julia Mast.
J. O. Baugb Worthy Matron
Wortliy matron.
I. O. O. F.
Pine Merchant Tailoring
And Gents' Furnishing Goods.
104 HIT PASO STRKET.
KZj PA80 TKXA9
U5 Gives the Highest Price 2Es$f
FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
SELLS AT THE LOWEST.
Try Him 116 Oregon Street.
J. R McGIBBOJST
309 El Paso Street Opera House Block.
JS"eTv rmd. Second-liaiid. Furniture
STOVES ST. CLAIR STEEL RANGES CROCKERY LAMPS.
GLASSWARE ETC.
Refrigerators Cheap in Order to Close Out.
EMERSON & BERRIEN
Undertakers
GOING THROUGH THE Cntf.KOOT PASS.
3U and S26 E Paso St.
Phone 71
TRY THE WELLINGTON DINING ROOM 5
For Good Board at
$4.50 UPDHIES WEEK.
Mrs. M. Hardin Proprietress.
Q07 NORTH STSTTOILSr Street.
Link Restaurant
215 ElZFeLSo Street.
A First-Olass Short Order House
Open Dav and HSierb.t.
DEALER IN
Wall Paper Paints and
Glass.
HOUSt AND SIGN
Mail Orders promptly attended to.
PAINTING. PAPER
HANGING.
422 Sao Antonio Street.
gS OMIT
- ROUTE IZZj
4 U V
KMC
inmuu
"SUNSET EOUTE."
DOUBLE DAILY
. . . TRAIN SERVICE
with Buffet Sleepers
NEW ORLEANS AND ; GALVESTON
SAN
AND GALVESTON
Only Standard Guage Line Running Through
. Sleepers to the City of Mexico.
KKW
Night and Morning Connections st
New Orleans with lines to
YORK PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON ATLANTA CINCINNATI
MEMTUiS AND CHICAGO.
ST.
LOCIS
HUNT Coral Agent
1 Po. Tx
h. . FAEKS A.
e. P. ft T. A.
W. EIN T. H.
Yukon late this Tear and the iournev
ot tncibe who set out is eomnl. t.rl. it.
will occupy thirty-five or fortv days.
or probably more.
I he best time to no lntothn intprim-
of Alaska by the Juneau route is early
spring before the ice had left the river
and. lanes or ti.e snow has melted from
the pass and after the worst of the
wnier is over. But the uold huDttrs
who are tow streaming over the pass
ave no couon of waiting until sm-inff.
fie summer metnod of trsivfi nft-pr
pasio Cuiikoot with the aid of the
pacunorsts is to builJ or buy a clum
sy llat-boitemel batteau at the saw
mill on the upp-r. Louis river a-d row
clown the etream upon it Sjfhtin off
ttie herce swarms of mosquitoes and
avoiding cons: ant dinner from the
rough water on the inland lakes where
a btiS bieezeean blow up white caps
at ten minutes' noiice. L.ke L:nder-
mann Like Bennett Tairish and Murl
lakes and particularly Lake Lbarge
are noted lor rough water. During The
last half of the journey the banks of
river ana tanes are monotonous and
knee deep in mud during the short
summer. Altogether the triD bv boat
is exhaustive and disagreeable not the
leaot of its disadvantiges being that it
lands the gold seeker at last after
lloating down the river from Port S -1 -
kirk to the mouth of the Klondyke in
camp jut at the beginning of the ten
months winter.
Chilkoot pass is "miahtv unsartin'.
after Sept. 15. There may be s-now-storms
at alruost any time so tierce
and wild as to interrupt passage. Still
idler in tne season it win be foolhardy
for greenhorns to attempt the trip at
all. But tne greed of gold is a power-
ful incentive and it i-s certain that
travel iniand will be continued this
fall long after usual quitting time and
will be attempted in good weather in
winter. And as thosa who participate
The new plaoes are indubitably on
British soil; hut as the road thither
whether by the Yukon or by Ciiilkoot
A big mining deil has been consum-
matad in the state of Sonora in which
(Jaot. L'jw b riend transfers a half m-
pass leads through United States terri- terest m his valuable mining properly
tory there should be a settlement of
the long vexed Alaskan boundary
question. Tne line crosses the Yukon
in the neighborhood of the gold re-
gion. Here th-.jre is no dispute. The
ona hundred a id forty-tirst parallel of
latitude is the line needing only sur-
veying and making. But from Mount
Si. lilias southward John Bull wants to
measure the ''ts-n marine leagues" in-
land which the line is not to exceed
from the outer edge of the islands in-
stead of from the shore of the mainland
itse.f. This makes a very considerable
distance in a region likely soon to hi
very useful for agriculture for flsh-
cannitig and hydraulic mining and
stamp mi ling Much of Alaska's go'd
still cjmes from qmrtz mills near salt
water in spite of the superior rich-
ness of the less easily reached Klon-
dyke. '
Accidental Gold Fiu.l.
Apropos of the recently reported
rich gold finds in Alaska the accident-
al sirise oii the Fayette river in Idaho
seventy-live milis from Boise City
may oe reea led. T-.vo men nam -d
George Hill and Dick fcVaser were'
"grub staked" to go out on a pros-
pecting tour. They skirmished around
for s.jtue time without striking any-
thing. One day Fraser went out hunt-
ing and chased a bea- and a cub up a
mountain side through heavy brush.
The game escaped and Fraser sat down
to eujoy a brief siesta before returning
to camp. He pushed the brush aside
and was digg.ng thoughtfully in the
dir; with h;s tiugers when he picked
up a pijce of rich Uo.it. He did not
ttnow what it was but it was a nice
specimen of so.net.hing and he put it
PANNING UOI.U IN KLONDYKE
in that s'ata to V. B. Andrus of Km
ea? C.ty Mi. for the suji of $(i0'J0O.
One half of the amount is to be paid to
Cap!. Friend and the other half to ba
put in devel jping the property and con-
structing a small mill.
A short time ago Mexican prospect-
ors went in'o tin southwestern part of
the state of Puebla in search of cop
pr properties. Advices have
raichdd the City of Puebla that they
have male a rich strike in an old
abandoned Spanish copper minewhich
was worked a century and a half ago.
A large number of prospectors are go-
ing into the new district Ex.
It is now authoritatively stated that
a deal has been consummated by which
the famous copper miues of Na'josari
Sorora have been transferred by the
Gugieuheims of Monterey to a new
syndicate of Americans composed in
p irt of the firm of Phelps Dodge &
Co. of New York who are the owners
of the Copper Queen Consolidated mines
of Bisbee. Mining and Metallurgical
Journal.
Precott Courier: In running a cross-
cut in the Bu-trsr mine Bradshaw
mountains a lartje body of copper ore
has been encountered. The crcss-cut
is over 2iH) feet long and 300 feet under
the outeroppiugs which latter are
la-ge and the work was done to ascer-
tain if the ledge went down. It has
bejn found to hold its own both as to
extent and richness. D. D. Treadwell
is superintendent of the property.
Willcx News: Messrs. A. II. Wien
and T. K. Mitchell were down from
the Peabody mine Friday and Mr.
i V:en favored th's office with a call.
Tney had just received returns for a
car of h gu grade ore shipped to Bis-
bee. The ore went oc silver and
41). (i per cent cooper which shows that
the old Peabody is all right. Since
the Copper Queen company is now pre-
pared to treat ores of this class Messrs.
Wien and Mitchell will proceed to
ship lower grade ore which they have
hitherto thrown on the dump and of
which an enormous quantity on top
and in the stopes.
All that is beautiful and lovely in
woman finds its climax in motherhood.
How often wo tin i among our Ameri-
c in women that long'ng for the prat-
tling voice the idol of their waiting
hearts. It is a natural instinct this
yearning of the heart for offspring; yet
the wife hesitates to talk with the
f imily physician on this delicate bub-
jct. A good way to do is to send for
a copy of the "People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser" in plain English a
great 1008 page Illustrated family doc
tor book wherein all such delicate sub
iects are fully discussed Zl one-cent
stamps to cover cost of imailing only
sent to World's Dispensary Medical
Association Bullalo N. i . will brm
a frco copy. Formerly sold at $1.50.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Kemedy always affords
prompt relief. For Bale by all druggists
El Paso Lodge No. 284 I. O. O. F.
Meeting Every Monday Nlfrht.
B. U. Newman N. G.
P. M. Millspdgh Secretary.
Border Lodge 374 I. O. O. F
Meets every Tuesday night.
Claude Minor Will I. Watson N.
Secretary.
Oanton del Peso No 4
Patriarchs' Militant.
lght of meeting socond and fourth Thurs
days in uua eiiows- nan.
J. K. MONTFOKT. Captain.
W. E. SHARP Clerk.
Mt. Franklin Encampment I. O. O. F
Nignt of meeting first and third Thursdays
J . a. snannon v. jr.
HihrtL. Cafill Scribe.
Misoellaneoua
National Union.
Meets fourth Thursday In each month at
odd Fellows' Hall. J. W. Eo ws. Preat.
J. W. Wilkinson. Secretary.
FOR SALE
HOUSE 214. South Campbell street.
five rooms $1500; part cash.
CORNER OF CAMPBELL and Tex
as streets; room for four houses front-
ing east. Price low.
EIGHTY-SIX feet fronting North
Kansas street for $600.
HOUSE NO. 614 San Antonio street.
LARGE LOT on St. Louis street
uear Campbell St.
HOUSE No. 218 Myrtle street with
lot extending through to San Antonio.
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY on El
Paso street below Ketelsea & Dege-
tau's. Very cheap. Reached by three
railroad tracks.
LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE at
a bargain.
CULTIVATED and
lands in the valley above
faso.
uncultivated
and below 1
CORNER LOTS on San Antonio
street near residence of Waters Davis.
West Overland
SIXTY FEET on
street near City Hall
TWO STORY HOUSE No. 311 Tex
as street; for $2 100. $500 cash balance
in quarterly payments.
SATTERTHWAITE ADDITION.
Corner of Oregon and Rio Grande
streets seven lots cheap.
NORTH EAST corner. Block 8 Alex
anders addition.
For Rent
Geo. King residence.
TOO Stanton street.
furnished; No
Knights of Honor.
Meets second and fourth Thursdays ef eac)
month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting brothers
cordially Invited.
P. M. MIL-L9PAUGH Dictator.
E. A. SHEliTOH. Keporter.
United Brotherhood of Oarpentera and Join
ers of El Paso.
Meets every Bunday at 10 a. m. at Labor
hall. Visiting members welcome.
if BED WEIDEMBECK Bee. and Bee
Woodmen of the World
Tornlllo Oamp. No. 18.
Meets everv second and fourth Tneadav
each month at their forest Q. A. B. hall 7 P.
m. sharp. Sovereigns and strangers cordially
Invited u.V. Wiinberly Commander.
J T Sullivan Clerk.
B. P. O. E.
El Paso Lodge No. 187.
Meets first and third Tuesdays In Odd Fel
lows ball. S. J UAl'Lin J. tt.
T. E. 8 HELTON Secretary.
A. O. U. W.
Meets In G. A. B. hall on the first anC
third Tuesdays in each month. Visltlnf
brotners coraiall
Store No. 109 El Paso street.
When completed two stores onnosito
plaza.
FURNISHED house. 400 Ochoa St..
6 rooms $30.
TWO stores in
opposite plaza.
new Mills building
THREE room brick house on Sonora.
street $10.
ON July 25 house 600 Oregon street.
7 rooms $35.
FIVE room house 214
street $18.
S. Campbell
C. O. Knrs
II v invited.
H HSD W ID MAN. U. W.
Recorder.
Foresters of America.
OOUBT ROBIN HOOD NO.l
Meets first and tblrd Wednesday night of
eacn montn in uaa show s nan.
Jos Frist C. B.
H. Colllander Secretary.
A. O. H.
Division No. 1
ond and fourths Sundays at
hall at 3 p. m. J as
J. J. O'Neill
Seretary
El Paso County meets sec-
tul.n Labor
Clifford.
President.
OFFICES & STORES in Sheldon
Block. Best office buildintr in Texas.
FIRE LIFE & ACCIDENT INSUR
ANCE in leading: companies at lowest
rates.
Property placed In mv hands exclus
ively will be advertised free of cost to
owner.
Horace B. Stevens
Real Estate and Insur
ance Agent.
K. ol"P.
El Paso Lodge No 82.
Regular meeting every Friday night at
Oastle hall over Beneke's hardware store
Sojourning Knights will receive a cordis
welcome. Gio. U.UABVir O. O.
H. UOLLIANDIR K B. g.
Knights of Labor.
Gate Oity Assembly (L. A. 3041.)
Meets every Friday evening at the hal
corner Ban Antonio ana . Stanton street a'
8:00 o'clock. JOHN sORKENSON M. W.
B. J. BAKER. B. P
Oolored Knights of Pythias.
Myrtle Lodite. No. 10
Becrular meeting everv Wednesdav evenlmi
union liiiuur n&u over nauger s grocery
store oojuuruing j&.mgms respectiuiiy in
to MWttQ
A. O. UUHFBT K. of B. and B.
W. H. SOOTT O. O.
Bliss Lodge No. 221. K. Of P.
Begular meeting every Mondav evenlne ai
is. a. K. uau. v Muting Knignbs welcome.
W.F. liBMPEL J J. C. ABMSTBONO.
K. of B. A 8. 3. O
kc rMiiiU'' 'v 7
Gt. A.R.
Emmett Orawford Post No. 19 O. A. R.
Meets 1st Sundavof each month at 2:30 n. m
Hall on San Antonio street. All comrades tn
zood standing Invited to visit the post.
uh.u. ai. McuuiMAUiihlli Y. Commander
. mi. lUBrra. &aiaum.
Fire Department.
Board of Fire Directors meets everv seenn
Wednesdav. General deuartment meetlns
second Wednesday Id March June Septem
ber and December. P. b. Edwards President
J B Payne J J Connors. Chief
secretary. f ai juiuspaugu Ass't Chief
Soutliern Pacific Tlrae Card
El Paso Local Time.
Abrivis Daily Trains. Departs.
1:30 P.M. No. IB Eastbound 1:50 P. M
3:4ft P.M. No. 30 Westbound 3:35 P. at
Every effort Is made for the "omfort of pas
sengers if or further Information regardink
tickets rates connections etc. cal: on or ad
dress.
H. B. Turner T. E. Hunt.
Ticket C.erk. Com. A gt.
LOOK AT THE MAP!
We can Ticket You to
ANY PART OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Low Rates.
Eleqant Equipment
TflST TIME.
I P. TURNER Gsn'l Pasi'r and Tkt IgenL DALLAS TEL
Southern. Pacific Excursions.
Commercial Ajrent Hunt of the
Southern Pacific has received tele-
graphic notice of a reduction in excur
sion rates to California points i. e..
Santa Monica Lousj Beach Saa Pedro
San Buena Ventura and Santa Barba-
a. The first excursion to be run
Thursday June 2nd and each succeed
ing- alternate Thursday duno the
summer. Limit for return ninety davs
from date of sale with privilege of
stop overs west of Colton. Rata from
El Paso $Io.
The Southern Pacific announce the
following excursions round trip rates:
1 he Southern ir'acinc train leaves El
Paso at 1:50 p. m. daily reaching New
Orleans (1195 miles) at 8:20 a. m. sec
ond morning and by taking the close
connecting fast trains east and north
ward at that point passengers reach
Chicago Cincinnati and Nashville the
following morning and New York early
the second morning.
All year round trip six months limit
tickets on sale to Los Angeles and San
Francisco for jU ana bu respectively.
The Southern Pacific is the direct
line to California no change of cars
being necessary. Train leaves El Paso
at 3:35 p. m. daily reaches Los Angeles
at 9:20 the following evening and San
Francisco at 6:15 p. m. the following
day.
1 he tickets will allow etop overs in
California both going and coming.
t or inrtner particulars ioiaers etc..
call on:
T. E. Hunt Com'l. Agent.
Harky Turner Ticket Ac-ent.
Offices corner San Antonio and Oregon
streets anu passenger depot El Pa-
so Texas.
C. W. Bein Traf. Mgr. Houston Tex.
L. J. Parks Ass't. Gen. Psgr. & Tkt.
Agt. Houston Tex
Clevelands $75.00
Monarchs 65.00
Etnas 50.00
A few second-hands
for sale cheap.
EL PASO CYCLE CO.
VENDOME BLOCK.
NEW BICYCLES FOR RENT.
Foster and Mitchell.
Attorney ud loauelon.
Will practice" in all courts of Texas and
New Mexico.
Room M qhsldnn Batldlus. U Psso.Texa
DR. C. C. BROWN
DEISTTIST.
-looms 2 and 4. - Mundv Blank
Strong Again ! Newth.N.rrgrB-
THE ANAPHRODITIH!
From PBOF. DR. RIOORD of Paris is the only
remedy for restoring strength under guaran-
tee and will bring back your lost Dowers and
stop for ever the dangerous drains on your
system. They act quickly create a healthy
digestion pure rich blood firm muscles rug-
fed strength steady nerves and clear brain
m ported direct from Paris. Price per box
directions Inclosed 12.60. For sale by all re-
spectable druggists. Mall orders from any
person shall receive prompt attention. Or
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El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 183, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 3, 1897, newspaper, August 3, 1897; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth296030/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .