El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20TH YEAR, No. 207, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 30, 1900 Page: 3 of 8
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EL PASO DAILY HERALD TUtSDAY OCTOBER 30 1900.
3
Through Train Service
BETWEEN
EL PASO and CAPITAN
Q Paso & Northeastern Railway Co.
AND
llamogordo & Sacramento H'nt'n By.
WHITE OAKS ROUTE.
TIME TABLE NO. A.
IMoaatala Tlmal
Train Leaves El Paso 10:30 a. a.
Arrive Alaznogordo 2:35 p. m
Arrive Gapitao 3KK p. at
' Train Leaves Capita 8:00 a. m
Arrives Alamogordo 12:20 p. n.
Arrives El Paso o.-OO p. m
(Daily Except Saola
Stage Connections.
A.t Tnlarosa For Mescalero India Ass
ey and Baa Andreas mining region.
At Oarrlsoaa For White Oaks. Jlcarlllat.
Oalllnas and surrounding country.
A Walnat For NogaL
At Oapltan For Ft. Stanton Sanitarian.
Gray Lincoln. Richardson. Unldoau ant'
Boai to country.
For In format!- a of any kind regarding th
railroads or U i country adjacent thereto
- call oa or write .o
A. 8 OREIU
O n'lSnpt A Traffic Mgr.. Alamogordo. N.
H. ALCXANDEB
Ass Qen'KF. A P. Agt Alamogordo. N.
or F. B. MORRIS. Agent. El Paso. Texas.
Atlanta & New Orient
Short Line.
Atlanta & West Point
RAILROAD COMPANY.
AHlr
'Si Western Ry. of Ala.
THE 8HOBT LINE BETWEEN
ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS
operate Magnificent Vestlbnled Train o
Into Atlanta and Montgomery. Mobile
aad New Orleans at which latter point
cloes and direct connections
are mads for
111 Tatm Meiirfl nd f Aiifnmii PninU
I Addition to this excellent Tkrongo
Trmia and Car Service
"'j tee Railroads offer most favorable accom
odaMoas and lndncemente to their patron.
dreeldeate along their line. Any on.
n tern plating a chacae of home can flnr
ao location more attractive nor more Con
dnclv to prosperity than Is to bs found o
the Una of these roads.!
"THE HEART OP THE SOUTH'
a beautifully Illustrated book giving detail
ed Information as to the lndncemente an
attractions along these lines can be ha
upon application to the undersigned whi
will taks plsalurs in slving all desired in
formation.
B. F. WTLT. Jr.. R. linTJ.
vea. Pass. A Ticket Agt. Traffic Mgi
ATiuVra Qa. HoncosDsr. Ala
SIOK6I O. EMITH. Pres. A Sea. Maaage
a.tita. Oa.
The Pecos System
Pecos Valley &
Northeastern Ry Co.
Pecos & Northern
Texas Ry.Co.
Pecos River
R. R. Co.
httrcrj North f th Qnuaati&e Line.
ANEW ROAD OPENING A NEW COUNTRY
New Towns! New Opportunities!
' Last year 120000 head of oattle passeC
over this new thoroughfare. This
year the number will reach 200000
head.
Stations from Roewell east are wlthlt
thirty to thirty-five hour of Kansas
feed lots and no need of unloading
stock In transit.
Shipping stations on tue line in perfect
order. Portales Bovlna Hereford
and CanyonClty can accommodate
' with feed and water 6.000 to 10000
head of oattle each.
Bona-fide settler wanted. Every effort
will be made by the Railway to
assist them.
An abundance of water! Rich soil'
Cheap lands! Quick transportation
and fair honest rates.
For particulars as to the various open
frig? in the Pecos Valley and its
neighborhood address
D. H. MCB0L8 Gen. Manager ot
K. W. MAETCTDELL 6. F. P. A..
Roewell. N. M. ' Amarlllo Tex.
3 a3w sss.ajJJJJa
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TRAVELERS
X atoays wm la laaaviaws service efta X
ft Queen & Crescent Route
2 Sawrt liae t. the CAST AD
Z NORTH.
4t TMHtU.M litPlKI .
d Shreveoort to ChdttanooaA. 9
A
euLLMAN BUFFCT (.CCCR
New Orleans to New York
Cincinnati and St. Louis.
T. i . HUNT CCO. H. SMITH
M. NM MT. MN'l . .T.
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On terms to suit all
Purchasers.
Piano Timing. Polishing and
H Repairing. I
W. G. DUNN & CO. J
Court Houe Block
ceS
Legal Blanks...
Quit-Claim Deed
Warranty Deed
with ven-
dor's lien.
Deed of Trust Real Estate
Deed of Trust Chattels
Chattel Mortgage
Conditional Sale Contraol
Vendor's Hen Notes
Promissory Notes
Bill of Sale
Release of Vendor's Lien
Transfer of Vendor's Lien
Releat e of Deed of Trust
House Lease
Mining Bond and Lease
Mining Deed
Mining: Location Notices
(Texas or New Mexloo)
Protest Notices of.
Herald News Co.
Printers...
Stationers
Blank-Book Makers
Mills Building
LITTLE PLA.A.
El Paso Texas
D
R. R. Tickets
AT CUT RATES
Ticket Brokers. Jewelers and
Money Loaners.
MexieaD Money Bought and Sold
Brack and O'Connor
US EL PASO BTREET.
DR. NG CHE HOK
Guaduate Chinese Physician
uvsr ao yean- ex;
.1 perlence In treating
ait
dlaeaaea of men
t and women.
He guarantees to
Cure Blood Polon.
Loat Manhood. Hkln
dlaeaaea. Dropsy.
( Hernia Gonorrhoea.
'Scrofula. Paralysis.
r Rhenmatlam. Ola-
- Jj-..- - yeaseeor nraia.uean.
mt : - l.nn Kldneva. Liv
er Bladder and all
female Complaints.
All dlaeaaea cored
Jixclnalvely by Ohl-
laeee herts without
surgical operalont
Consultation Free
Hoars: .a. .to 8 p. m.; Sundays 10 a. a.
to 4 p. m.;
OFFICE 105 MYRTLE AVE
Off Ban Antonio it. next Delaware Pur-
nltur. Store.
EASTERN GRILL
Flrst-clas restaurant In every respect
First-class cooking. Short orders day
and night.
Dinner Daily at 3 p. tn.
23 El Paso St. Next to Cooper's.
CALIFORNIA STABLE
W. P. OABPENTEK. Proprietor
LIVERY. FEED aud SALESTABLRS
705 N. Campbell St.
Teleubone -II for n:c rlgsand prompt at
tentlon. Oomeget prlcea en boarders ana
aee new qnartera.
Every One Eats
AT THE
SILVER KING CAFE
Moat popular lunch counter in the
city. Anything you want: the beat of
food and the best of service.
"Tb. best Chill Con Came In the city
every night at 8 o'clock."
Open Day and Night..
ST KIN & UHLU; Props.
209 Saa Aotooio St - - H PiSft
El Paso Warble Works
410 Kl Pao PC
J. MOkF.TTI. Propr.
Can furnish marble coping and poate for
cemetery lota. Hradntoueaaod Monuments
1b first rlaaa style mac cheaper than atone
and marble akeea much neater Job aad la
more easily kept clean.
A II work l flrtt claai styls.
"Cleanliness is Neat to Godliness. " W
H
ui i uou iuu; vuiupuuj
i Producers ot
and Dealers in
PORE MILK" CREAM
The Largest and Most
Complete Dairy
la the Southwest.
la connection with the Dairy we
conduct
THE BUTTERMILK CAFE.
Where all the eating delicacies
of the season may be found and
The Finest Cup -or Coffee is the City.
Office at oe Cafe
307 N". Oregon St. down stair
Telephone 15. P. O. Box 306.
J. A. SMITb Manager.
Floral Decorations
Holly. Cut Rowers.
Plants. Palms etc.
and shippers of CaCtl.
rt. A. KEZER. - AOS San Antonio 19
MCLAUGHLIN'S
XXXX Coffee
IS THE BEST.
It Settles Itself.
Sold Only in One Pound Package.
Ask Your Grocer For It.
El Paso Grocery Co.
Cor. Oregon and Overland
Occidental Restaurant
Regular Meals 25 Cents.
Short Orders at all Hours. Dinner from 1
te p. an. Everything brand new and
strtrtly first class aarvte.
103 Utah St. and KaslT Overland 8ts
The "STAR" Livery. Feed
and Sale Stables X.?:2a
BEST AND CHEAPEST
RIGS IN CITY.
NAT GREER. Prop. PHONE 63
Forcii fiilst fo
our Complexion Creams. Toilet Waters.
Perfumea and Powders are Indispensa-
ble for the refined and dainty woman.
We have everything In toilet articles 1
sponges loofahs sea salt An soaps
bath nail and tooth brushes that ars
of superior manufacture and reliable
nalltv.
FRED SCHAEFFER.
The Druggist.
EL PASO PRIVATE
SCHOOL
CHOPIN HALL MYKTLE AVE.
Public arbool studies Business oure
Spanbib Language Type writing Kinder-
garten. Address. I.. II. Jamison.
6UI-N. Santa Fe St.. Hty.
Brave Men Fall
Victims to stomaoh liver and kid-
ney troubles sa well as women and all
feel the results in loe of appetite
poivone In the blood backache ner-
vousness headache and tired llrtlees
run down feellor. liut there'eno need
to feel like ttiat. Listen to J. W.
Gardner Idavllle Ind. He says:
"Electric Bitters are just the tblop fe"
a man when b9 is all run down and
don't care where be lives or dies. It
d'.d more to (rive me new strength and
good appetite than anytbine I could
take. I can now eat aoytblnfr and have
anew lease on life. Only 50 cent at
Iraln aCo's. Drug Store. Every bottle
guarsneed.
It will surprise you to experience
the benefit obtained by using the dainty
and famous little pills known a De
Witt's Little Early Risers. Fred
Sohaefer riruggUt.
If you are going to California this
winter or expect to visit Arizona or
Northern New Mexico. It will pay you
to make the trip via Trinidad Gateway
using the uoequalled service of "The
Deover Road" in connection with the
Santa Fe through service to the coast.
Fare Hyjrleutc Wattr.
Made from destlled water. Ask your
family physician or druggist as to
purity and heallhfulness of our loe.
Telephone N. 14.
El Paso Ice & Refrigerator Co
Are more than a disfigurement of the
skin; they are a handicap to a young
man. alike in love and businaas. The
pimply fsce looks dissipated and both
merchant and maiden look askance at
the unfortunate fellow whose face is his
misfortune. An al-
most certai n cure
for pimples ami
similar disfiguring
eruptions is found
in Dr. ISerce's
Golden Mediral
Discovrry. It pur-
ifies the blood of
the corrupting
cause of ordinary
eruptive diseases
cleanses the skin
and builds up the
body with sound
wholesome flesh.
" Discovery " con-
tains neither alco-
hol nor narcotics.
" I am wrll pleased
with your medicines.
writes John A. Callo-
way. K.. of No. ail
3f4h St.. Columbus
Ga. "In i&m I was
working at night and
1 broke out iu lumps
all over aud when
these left the skin
peeled off. I took six
bottles of "Golden
Medical Discovery
snd two of Doctor
Pierce's Pellets aud
I do believe that I
am sound and well. I have a good appetite bnt
before I commenced treatment 1 had noappetite
at all. My eyes were sunken and my face wns
pale. I had' pimples and brown potK on my
lace. Now these are all gone. X have used
many kind of medicines but received no bene-
lit. Last year 1 weighed one hundred and
thirtv-foiir pounds and now I weigh one hun-
d red "and forty-five. Please accept my thanks.
1 am so glad I found the right kind of medicine. "
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser sent free
on receipt of stamps to pay expense of
mailing only. Send ai one-cent stamps
for book in paper covers or s I stamps for
cloth to Dr. K. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y.
R. G. DUN & CO
Mercantile Reports.
Mercantile Collections.
EL PASO OFFICE:
112 SOUTH OREGON ST.
A GrocGr Says
" I guess
knows O. J!
in liis em
every body
I'allaghan
in Bellevui-
lite grocer.
Ohio
I am
ploy and
loy. and .
ii nhoiit as ' 'I
ell known -z- l-iaBBanmSatr
am
as he A
irriH-erv is a
place viier" ! -7 X'ssfsTn'
you have' fl Irlj' T
cold gusts 1 1 . I
o f -i n d A ) "
roniitiK -n "-j- VBaww'
every time B I -?ST
place where
the door "J
opens ami v
there ls a
....... i .i...i -
running ll
-doors too. Anyhow I
mtch cold very ifien. but
the minute 1 ht.-;;iii tosiitvw
I reach upon tliesbell'und
take a loc if Acker's En-
IMi Kemif ly. I tell ymt it
19 wiiniiiTiul how iuii kly it sto)s a coupli or
;old. I have tiseil it niy-lt". ami in my fam-
ily for a number of years. It works like a
:li:irni. I suppose some of llie folks would
have run into consumption before this if I
had neglected to keep a bottle ready all the
rime for immediate use. 1 wouldn't think
of u.Mnx anythintr else for throat and lung
cronhhw. 1 know what Acker's Keniedy
actually dot's. what sense is there in ex-
perimenting.? Certainty is belter than
.'bailee." (Signed) John HoFF.
Sold at '25e. "iX'. and $1 a bottle through-
out I lie. f nited States and Canada; and in
Unlaii'd. at is. 'Ji.. 'Zs. 3d. 4s. If you
an- not satisfied after buying return the
Inittle to your druggist and get your money
back.
H naAoWzr the ahore gunrantre.
K". II. HOOKER uV tW. I'ntpriettrt. Afic lark.
M.H.WKBB Druggist.
Workiu? Ni&rlit Aad Day.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr. King's
New Life Pills. Every pill ls a sngar
coated globule of health that obspges
weakness Into strength ltetlessnees In-
to energy brain fag into mental
power. They're wonderful In building
nptbe health. Only 25c per box. Sold
by Irvln & Co.. drngglsta.
If you wl-h a nice Show case write
the Show case Factory Houston Texas
we can save you' merer.
Hotel Plerson. American Plan 2.00
to 3.00 per day. All out ride rooms.
ttOXE TO TEXAS
C K Me Beau To Engage in BusiiifiH
In El l'o
C. K. Meltean. who has lieen in the
employ of the Southern Pacific com-
pany as engineer for the past eighteen
years the last seven of which were
spent in Fresno has resigned his
position and gone into the undertak-
ing business in El Paso. Texas. Mr.
Mcllean made Kl Paso his headquar-
ters for nine years before coming to
Fresno ami ho acquired some proper-
ty there.
A few weeks ago he went there to
look after his interests and seeing a
splendid oMiiing there took advantage
of it. securing an Interest in an es-
tablished undertaking business in Kl
Paso ithat of Nagley Lyons & Mc-
Hean. Mrs. Mcllean left yesterday
morning for Kl Paso to Join her hus-
baml In their new home. They have
hosts of friends in Fresno to whom
they have lieeome endeared during
their residence here. Their disposi-
tions made them many fast friends
mid the best wishes of all of them will
go with them to tlwdr Texas home. Mr.
Mcllean was a promient Knight Temp-
lar and Mrs. Mcllean was a member
of the Eastern Star the knights and
ladies of which respect them highly.
Fresno. Cal.. Republican.
Call at The Herald otflce and see the
linotype machines work.
Neighbor f
hood Notes I
x
TEXAS.
Ml
YSTIC CIRCLE OFFICERS.
A dispatch from Ft. Worth kv
that Arthur Chase special supreme
deputy or the Fraternal Mystic Circle
is there arranging for a visit of the
supreme officers of the circle who are
to tour Texas. Thev will lie in th
state a mouth and will speak in twen
ty-two or the largest cities rf th
state. Ft. Worth will be the first town
visited and thev will leave Philndoinhio
in time to arrive there on the 12th of
Xovemlier.
POIU'MST CANDIDATE WITH-
DRAWN. In the tenth congressional district.
Hon. F. K. Walter who was the pop-
ulist candidate for congress has with-
drawn. This is -the district in which
Walter C. Jones mayor of Galveston
is running for congress on the repub-
lican ticket and the withdrawal of
Walter is received with much joy by
the republicans as it is believed that
practically all of the populist votes in
the district will now go to Jones thus
insuring his election.
BOLL WEEVILS WORK.
Hon. W. S. Robson. of La Grange.
one of the most extensively and best
informed men on the cotton question
in the state says that the total loss
of cotton in his section of the state
from the ravages of the boll weevil
would exceed 100.000 bales: that in
Fayette county alone the loss is about
25.000 bales. There are twelce counties
in the district devastated .by the boll
worm and the smallest loss in any
county is 7000 bales. The value of
the destroyed cotton exceeds $5000000.
THE ORIENTAL SURVEYORS.
Ten of the surveyors for the Kan
sas City. Oriental & Idexican railroad
are in Presidio having surveyed the
line from Chihuahua to that place.
They are engaged in drawing maps
and doing other preparatory work and
exject to stay in Presidio about a
month. The citizens of the place are
tickled so well over the prospects of
getting a railroad that they have al
ready given the surveyors one big re
ception and ball and will tender them
another soon. They are also being in-
vited to private turkey dinners and
other enjoyable affairs. A dispatch
from that place says the town will be
a rival of El Paso within three years.
XE MEXICO.
SMELTER COMPLETED.
The smelter which the Santa Fe
Gold and Copper company has erected
at San Pedro has been completed but
will not start up until the loth of next
month.
RAILS FOR THE A. & N. M.
I.ast Wednesday shipment of the
largest order for steel rails that ever
left that city was commenced from
Pueblo. Colo. by the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. The order is for
000 tons and goes to the Arizona and
New Mexico railroad at Ixirdsburg and
Deming. The order will re quire 250
ears for transportation and they are
being loaded at the rate of twenty-five
per day.
NOW THEY KNOW.
l"i on the northern boundary of
New Mexico there is a little town call
ed Edith and up till a few days ago it
was not know nfor sure whether it was
in New Mexico or Colorado. An inves-
tigation was made to determine which
state it is in so that the citizens of
the place would know where to vote
next Tuesday. The survey was corn-
men ceil alioitt six weeks ago and was
continued until it was decided beyond
a doubt that the town is in New Mex
ico. It is claimed that the decision
will result in a large addition to the
republican majority in Rio Arriba
county the county of New Mexico
which it has been decided to be locat-
ed in.
FELL AND DIED.
While he and his wife were descend-
ing the stairway at their home in Al-
buquerque. J. O. Gideon a prominent
citizen of that city sank down on the
steps and died instantly. A physician
was called but he said that life had
left Mr. Gideon's body the instant he
fell. The cause of his death was heart
disease with which he had been af-
flicted for several years. He was a
young man and came from Mississippi
three years ago to work for a furni-
ture dealer in Albuquerque for whom
he had worked in Mississippi since he
was fifteen years old. He soon bought
out his employer and was still conduct
ing the business at the time of his sud
den death. He was very popular in
Albuquerque and his death has caused
universal grief in that city.
ARIZONA.
(!00i FINANCIAL STANDING.
According to Arizona exchanges the
financial standing of the territory is
gradually growing better. Arizona
territorial bonds are now quoted on
Uie New York market at 109V1- This
they say is due to the funding law and
to the successful efforts of Governor
Murphy in securing legislation which
placed the Yavapai county railroad
bonds within the provisions of that
law. thus removing any fear that in-
vestors might have of repudiation.
The value of Arizona bonds has stead-
ily increased since that legislation was
enacted.
POKER QUESTION SETTLED.
The question of whether or not a
man has a right to pull out of a poker
game while he is winner was settled
at Octave in Yavapai county. Arizona.
the other day. Charley Thompson
and John Iee were engaged in a friend
ly game when John decided that he
would like to quit. He was $50 ahead
and Thompson questioned his right to
withdraw at that point of the game.
He found that it would have been safer
and in nearer compliance with the
law to have let Iee quit for at the in-
quest over his body the next morning
the jury decided that Lee had the
right to withdraw if he wanted to and
brought in a verdict of justifiable homicide.
SENTENCES AND FINES.
Judge Davis holding court at Tuc-
son has passed sentence upon another
batch of prisoners. Thte following are
the prisoners and their fines and terms
to which they were sentenced: Justo
Contreras was given six months in the
county jail for alleged petty larceny;
Dan Sullivan convicted of an aggra-
vated assault was given two years in
the pen at Yuma and his wife. Kitty
Sullivan for the same offense was
fined $100: Tiofilo Regaldo was con
victed of murder and sentenced to the
penitentiary for a term of twenty
years. Juan Altamerano goes to the
pen for seven years for alleged man
slaughter and John Carroll five years
because it was satisfactorily proved
that he committed burglary. The trial
jury has been dismissed and the civil
cases are now being tried.
MEXICO.
A NEW INDUS i RY.
On a branch of the Mexican Cen-
tral beyond Guadalajara is a little
place called Tequila where they make
the fiery Mexican liquor and a new in-
dustry has sprung up in that town
and vicinity. The paper mills of Mex-
ico City are buying from the manufac-
turers of tequila the waste of the ma-
guey plant that occurs in the manu-
facture of the liquor and will use it
for making paper. There are twelve
distilleries in the district and hereto-
fore the waste from the tequila vats
has been hauled away and dumped in
the river as entirely useless. Now
it has been demonstrated that it not
only is profitable to pay a fair amount
for the waste but also to ship it to the
city by the carload to be used in the
paper mills. Already the shipments
amount to about six carloads a day.
CHLORIDE. ARIZ.
Big New Concentrator At th" Ten-
nessee. Splendid Strik On the
Hughes and Mitchell Claim. Ac-
tive Development 6olog On In
Mi the Mines Of f hat District.
8p'1l r-orr-sooi dence of the Herald.
CHLORIDE. Ariz.. Oct. 27 The ma-
chinery for the rebuilding of the 200
ton concentrating plant at the Tennes-
see mine has begun to arrive and the
work of erecting it will proceed as
rapidly as possibly it is quite likely
that with the large force of men avail-
able for that purpose the mill will be
in operation by or before the first of
January. The 400 foot level connect-
ing the two main working shafts a dis-
tance of 260 feet is almost completa
and some fine ore is being taken from
both breasts of the drift leaving a
large amount of vauable stopine
ground work upon which will begin .
the first of the ensuing month. Other
work in the mine looks extremely well
and is yielding up good quantities of
concentrating ore.
The new discovery of a large body
of rich gold copper and silver ore in
Hughes and Mitchell's claim a mile
southeast of town is attracting a great
deal of attention from mining men and
others. The main ore body which is
now exposed in the bottom of the thirty-seven
foot shaft averages sixteen
inches in width and is stripped of rock
and dirt nearly three feet down. The
work of stripping and leaving the ore
body stand will continue till water
level is reached which is yet from
twenty to thirty feet away when the
great mass of rich ore left above will
be broken down and hoisted for ship
ment.
Thomas Thornton and Son are en
gaged in developing quite a fine body
of ore an a claim they have been
working for sometime past on the
mountain some two miles southeast of
town. They are now preparing a
sample lot of about five tons to the
sampling works of Ewing & Heim-
rod at Kingman assays of which gave
204 ounces silver to the ton. When
this is done they will begin preparing
a large shipment to smelting works
and think some of sending it to El
Paso. Texas.
Judge William Brakeman has just
received highly satisfactory returns
from the sampling works of Ewing &
Heimrod at Kingman of a two ton' lot
of ore taken from a new prospect he
is developing. Sample returns gave
174 ounces silver and good percentages
in both gold and copper.
Good shipping ore continues to come
from the Badger mine northeast of thw
Elkhart mine. The main shaft from
which most of the ore is coming has
been driven to a depth of about 225
feet and all in ore of a high grade
concentrating character. Drifting and
stoping is soon to begin when the
present output of ore will be more
than doubled. The Badger belongs to
Thomas Chadwick who has opened up
his mine to its present paying pro-
portions mostly with his own hands
but it will now be more largely worked.
The Samoan mine under a bond sale
to a Denver company is about to re-
sume work after a long season of liti-
gation in the courts of that city. The
mine is well equipped for the begin-
ning and continuance of work for an
indefinite period and there is much ore
in the shafts and drifts of former
workings. The mine has recently been
surveyed for a patent and other pre-
liminaries made towards a beginning
of work.
The Lucky Boy mine which has
been producing sucb astonishingly
good ore for the past several months
continues in as good and big ore as
ever. During this time the ore that
has been taken out and shipped aver-
aged $150 a ton by the carload. A
new gasoline steam hoisting plant is
now being installed over the deep
shaft it having arrived at a depth
too great for the horse whim which
has been in use.
August Flowers.
"It is a surprising fact" save Prof.
Hnuton. that In my travels in all
parts of the world for to the last ten
year I have tret more people having
used Green's Aueust Flowers than any
other remedy for disnepsia dersored
liver and stomach and for constipa-
tion. I find for tourist and salesmen
or for persona filling rffice poe'tlon"
wbere headaches and central had fel-
'rga from Irregula- haMta ebt. that
Green's Aupuu Flowers 1 a grand
remedv. It does not injure the system
by frequent use and ls excellent for
our stomach and lndeffestion."
Samn'e bottles free at any drug store.
Sold by dealers ln all civilized countries.
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Slater, H. D. El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20TH YEAR, No. 207, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 30, 1900, newspaper, October 30, 1900; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth297558/m1/3/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .