El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 30, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 1910 Page: 8 of 8
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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23. 1910.
New York Fashions
ARE NATURALLY PREFERRED BY WELL
DRESSED MEN EVERYWHERE
At Our Style Show
NOW IN PROGRESS. YOU MAY SEE Tl
REAL NEW YORK STYLES IN
f\NLY until Saturday to select what is needed for Easter! We know
^ the time is limited and shopping will be more or less hurried, but We
prctjared in advance for such conditions as always arise at the last minute.
Our Easier Opening has been the talk of El Paso, not alone on account of the many
mnrel features introduced, but the wealth of beautiful merchandise shown and the at-
tractive prices we are quoting on It. For the balance of the week an extra effort will
be made to supply your Easter needs best. There Is nothing lacking—either from the
standpoint of service or merchandise. You can rest assured that whatever you need
will be entirely satisfactory If selected here.
Among the many unusual Easter offers, the following arc noted specially. There
are many others equally as worthy of attention.
Benjamin Clothes
READY TO WEAR. MODERATELY PRICED.
SERVICE IS
r iVflice,,Pnt Jug of Tequila Hidden Se-
ll and Pays cretly Beneath Blankets
,l>* I in Buggy.
R. C. Lightbody Co
Corner Texas and Mesa
" W' Follett. consulting engineer
for the International Boundary Com-
Three Mexican- bent on bringing a
Jug of tequila into the United States,
j bad an encounter with customs oftl-
i- was connected j c*r» at Stamen street bridge at
a t** year* ago. |C:39 last night, with Ihe result that
----- was captured and
the other two escaped.
The three men drove across the
bridge In a light buggy drawn by a
single horse. They all sal In the seat,
while in front of them was a large
Toilet
Articles
THE SILVER KING
RESTAURANT
[n the Basement on San Aigonlo fttraet
W* Is the place to get a KINK IUUU.
AND QUICK SERVICE.
08CAR UHLIQ, Prop.
d.;°MrT^rp.s:r;:,,rKrDe- 8#l"
that municipal ownership would work
j out a solution, even if a liberal price j
, *as paid to the old company in or-
der to secure the transfer of all of Its
r.gbls and franchises
About si# years ago. * said Mr Fol-
iett. i was employed by the city of
Tupeka. Kansas, to appraise the wa-
ter service plant of that city, then
owned by a corporation. I worked
for two mouth* in connection with '
an engineer employed by the com- 1
panv and at the end of that time we
each tendered a report We were
$500,800 apart on the valuations fix- 1
ed I placed the value a; 1500.000 and '
the other engineer at $800,000
Delayed Purchase.
The city delayed buying for two
or three years, and condition* there *
were much the same as in El Paso 1
now, constant cojnplaint of jioor ser- j
vice and poor, water *
After a time the purchase was ’
made by the city for $620,000. which
wa* regarded a* exhorbitant in view *
of my valuation. 1
"I learned that the operation of the •"
plant by tha city was entirely sue-1 *
ccssful. Interest charges have all Is
been met promptly and In addition Iv
over $20o,P00 have beets expend* it tn j*'
bet torment* The plant is now in j
fine physical condition and the ser-j
vice Is considered first-class. |t
Condition* Different Here. j 1
Conditions arc different In Kl Paso!®
owing to the yet unsolved problem of l»
supply. Talk of bringing the supply '1
fioAt the Sacramento* I regard a*ic
Idle, but I do not know just whiti'! ... ..........
roiirsi- should be pursued In conhcC ]Several shot* were fired
lion with th« mesa supply. I do know v-Aly w-ltboutuerfeet.
Specials Today.
4711 Glycerine Soap, the 1-2 pound
bars that are worth die each; special
today ............................2Sc
Face Chamois, the lbc' kind; special
today, 2 for............... .15c
Colgate's Fancy Toilet Soap, regular
price is Hie a bar; special today... ,7c
Ilicksecker's Cold Cream, the 50c size;
special today ..............:.....3Cc
Newbro's Herpiclde, tlte .">0c size; spe-
cial today ................... ...38c
EAT
AT EL PASO S NEWEST
AND BEST RESTAURANT,
Club House Cafe
_ DOC 61 NO,
arly of tar Flortnc* C»f«, In Charge
109 S. EL PASO ST.
For the Best Eating
and Best Service
ALWAYS DEPEND ON
ANGELUS CAFE
ANGELOS HOTEL BUILDING
Music During Dinner Hour
New Occidental Restaurant
Ittmoved to 105 8. Bunion St.. next door
to Lion Grocery. Furnishing* all bund
aew. Regular meals. 25c. Snort order*
all day Lowest price* In the city. I
wish all my friends and old customers
would call end give me a trial.
Tour servant,
CHAS. VUE, Mgr.
SPECIAL SALE
ON OUR
40 Cents a Pound
PANOCHE CAKES
25 Cents a Pound
WEDNESDAY ONLY
The Elite Confectionery
Company.
C. 8, PICKRELL, Mgr.
20* N. Oregon 8t. Phone 347
Easter Sale of Ribbons
30,000 YARDS OF ALL SILK RIBBONS c
ning tomorrow A T ABOUT 1 -2 PRICE
Custom Assay Office.
CRICHETT C FERGUSON
Successor to Hughes A Crltchell
A stayers. — Chemists — MeUllurniets
AGENTS FOR ORE SHIPPERS
, .42214 F»n Francisco 8t,
Auto Phone 33*. Hell Phone 133*
Independent Assay Office
Established !«••/
D.W. Reckhirt, E M
rsorsteto*.
*f»"t f*» Ore Shlgperi
bu i ted Cherti«tI
AaaljiU.
Miset Ittsi|ss* aed
Dainty Low Priced Neckwear
DAINTY JABOTS 25c
Wo foil lure today some new arrivuls In
•lubots. Some are airy trifles made of
mull, some are lawn, prettily em-
broidered. still others are imitation Baby
Irish. All shapes, all styles,
but only oue price____........... ZuC
Re member--
The only place to get flisltlas*
Hair Good* Is at
Dainty Dutch Collars '
WORTH TO $1.00 AT 69c
Made of lawn and trimmed with lace.
Many of them regular $1.00
values; extra special today ......OVC
Esther Allen’s
mm
•eperted Upon
j •ulliaa Wart s $ptciell|
F- #• •** #»
l-jc Office sed I.aborutur*
c,,_ *•" Ereeolsoe *
CSihwehut Sts.
*?• FASO. TEXAS
JABOTS AT 50c
Lace, mull and embroidered Tissue Ja-
bots—also lace—and embroidery trim-
mid jabots—very good ja_
values at ....................... jyUC
Wu manufacture all kinds of
Hair Goods, All goods guaran-
teed lo be first-class goods.
alike the people would be willing to
o#y higher rates, providing the wa-
ter was the Pest obtainable.
211 St. Louis Street.
Plume 1906 Bell
Ribbon Sale
T omorrow
Ribbon Sale
Tomorrow
CITY SHOULD
FORFEIT FRANCHISE
fig u re
Monte Christo Hair Tonics
J-Calisher Dry Goods Co.( *nc°nM”,At#d)
Let Us Figure on Your Hauling,
Light or Heavy
Longwell’s Transfer.
Phones; Belt 1 Auto 1001
JUAREZ HAS NEW MAYOR.
Ingenlero Francises Portillo, of Chi-
huahua, arrived in Juarez yesterday
for rhe purpose of assuming the p©-
sitlon of major t»y appointment of the
governor of Chihuahua. It Is stated
that Mr Portillo comes merely to re-
(icw- Mayo; Karcenas. who desires to?
take a month's vacation. Mayor For
GEO. G. SAUER & CO.
309 S. El Paso St.,
El Paso, Tex.
Commission Merchants.
Consignments Solicited.
Attorney Wallace Says Action Should
Be Taken Against Water
Company.
Toni Johnson, Assayer.
Expert Mine and Car Sampler.
Agents for Ore 8hippers.
TKAItS IN lT. 3 SICItVICK
Office and Laboratory at Smelter.
Phone 2310.
ASPARAGUS
I think it Is tic- duty of the city."
rule Attorney fl K- Wallace, venter-
dav, "(o forfeit 'be water company's
franchise and collect its bond of $IO,-
"*»b for fall lire to live up lo Its fran-
chise, mid f»|hue lo give the people
a supple of mesa water,
Section k la, of ih<- franchise pro-
vide* that if the intsrnaikwial Water
Co., or li* assign* should fall or re-
fuse or neglect to furnish to the city
of El Paso and all of the Inhabitants
thereof, an ample supply of pure
Mesa water for all purposes there
........ o'orr -Mexican
] loan*.
FUNERAL OF MRS MANNY.
j rtie funeral of .Mr*. Mary Manny.
;who died Monday In Ibis city at the
i age of 65 <-a is, took place yesterday
j from the "aurch of the Immaculate
C onrepclon.
Trunk*
Bags
Suit Cates
Mad*
Repaired
and
Eathanged
Gooda
Stored
Special: WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE
last night.
H. Van 8!yck, live stock agent for
the Hauta Fe, Is in the city.
Joaquin A. Casasas, a prominent cit-
izen of Mexico, will arrive in El Paao
this morning f
0. Thompson.
THE BEST AND PUREST VINEGAR,
FIFTY CENT BOTTLES FOR .......
provision of that contract
o asses* the people and
pay the company for
iu Its btiHlne** ventures."
luted every
and want*
have them
money lost
Mesa
and In that event said International
Water (Jo , shall be subject to a flue
and penalty of $10.00 per day for
each dav of such failure, which said
tine and penalty to tie deducted from
any sum or sums due or tocome due
to Intel national Water Co . foi water
lined b ■ (he city,
"Section 9 lbl provides that on the
failure ip fnniiah a full supply of
mire .Mesa water the company shall
forfeit Its franchise
"Section lo provides that (he Inter
national Water Co,, shall give a $10-
0(U| hcn,| Which Hi: a 11 be forfeited on
the failure of the company to fulnil
all Hu- condition* or th* franchise.
"This bend has been forfeited by
failure to build a duplicate pumping
plant on tin mesa; bv failure to fur-
nish at all limes a supply ftf pure
mesa water.
The fitv has (he right to now sue
and celled the $lo000 bond, to sue
for the lie on per dn- penalty, dur-
ing all the time the WaUa plant has
been running. I would suggest that
this bond be collected and donated to
the new girl'* school. Tbit would
at least enable the water company
18 Pounds Beet Granulated Sugar fer
Pitted Evaporated Cherries, package .
Evaporated Ratpberriea, package . . .
8 Bars White Star Soap for..........
4 Feds Naphtha Soap for............
BRUSH—$525 TO $900
OVERLAND-$1050 TO $1550
MARION, $1900 j
CARRIAGES—$75 TO $650
SPRING WAGONS
0. Thompson, former ambassador.
The two aro travellug in the private
car 1 bompaonla.”
61 Paao Peopla Should Not Walt Un-
tb It 1a Too Late.
The appalling death-rate from kid-
caaes to
’ t rou•
i become s'-fluua. The slight symptoms,
«lve plan !„ chronic disorder* and
he stiffen t gotta gradually into the
grasp of'dabt-tes. dropsy, might's
disease, gra cl or some other serious
Torm of kidney complaint.
If you ruder front backache .head
iche, diz/.v -pells; If the kidney se-
cretion* to■ irregular of passage aad
unnatural appearance, do not de-
lay. Help u,e kidney* at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney disorder—they cure where
dherti fail oyer on a hundred thou-
sand people have recommended them !
Here's a cas.- at home;
L. Hudson. 1817 E. Overland
K! Paso. Texas, says: "I. r.~. *.
other membefs of mv family, hava
'*ed Doan ■**• - .....
factory
dull pain
WATSON’S GROCERY
$M TO $150
FARM WAGONS—$60 TO $150
I HARNESS, Single. Double Truck
I «m1 Farm—60 styles to select f,pui'
1112.50 to $89.00.
j HORSE GOOD8—WHIPS. ROBES,
BLANKETS, NAVAJO RUGS, .
BUGGY AND AUTOMO
BILE ACCESSORIES
(GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK
CARRIAGE PAINTING
AND TRIMMING
RUBBER TIRES’
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
Seanion Asshv Company
ASSAYERS, CHEMISTS-AND
mining ENGINEERS
Agent* for Ore Shipper*
<Cor, San Vlumbseo and Leon Rt*
Telephone 22ii. |* o to,* •»
Phone 151.
210 212 Texas Street
Auto. 1151
ney dlsea-.- •;* due In most cai
'he fact thet the little kidney
bles aro iv-.eally neglected until they
linAolno net >-
at th* First Presbyterian
i Will Be Very Impreulve.
' l*i-e*d,yi.-rlaii <-burrb will eele
i Xiniday pi -in ummtslly Ini
innei i,,,- it,,, persalon an ex-
e,:l imermtn Im* been smiiiged.
'll la He fti||tt»vg ;
wmtNi.Nc HKKVitT;.
yaa. iaB, i.'tuned, choir: *id«,
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,hn"k“ l mo ihe Lord. Wat
anthem. chilM t* iub.-t,, Oust.
Me- I.tila \j|-,, fm vlit
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K- I'acvla Wttte. j
•'-I'" 'lews* Mr. Walter
■It in--- A |-ni;
i kn.alay ii„. .I,,,,).*- Wpai-tettel
I l-«-l * "• •'I. ■>( , hoi'll Mill i
Headquarters For
Masonic
Jewelry
A. H. RICHARDS
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Has resumed tne general pranbit* of
Medicine, givlog siieelal aUchliott to
lh* dUaasea ot mlauts and Children.
DR. SMITH
Specialist
Rupture Wood. Skin. Liver, Kidney
aud Madder 1Jica-e* M11.i.-11. t'hj11 iie
ment. 107 Hsu Anumbt 8t
street,
as Well as
Kidney Pills with sat I* '
i- - ilts.i I wae troubled by >1
n the small of niv ImckJ
especially m-tioeable when 1 *.»t down i
I w*s finally} advised to try Doan's
Kidney l*iHi anti I did so. procuring :
* box at Ki-ll| ti Pollard* drug attire 1
They gave me the desired relit f .jud
for (list renioiB ( can recommend them
o all kldnej jty|ffercrs.'' I
khtr »a!(. by .all «H»lers. Price '.Ol*
cents 'F.r#!c#Jl!ft»>uiti Co. buffalo I'
Vew- York, soke agent* lor th- Uuj-edj
E*t Jbtisljed 1889
overland and santa fe stb.
SPRING PAINTING
. \\ e arc jircjiarctl iu do your work promptly and
- best ot material, Itchidcs wc staud bcHilul «>ur work.
: TUTTLE PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY
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