El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 147, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 22, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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Cl Paso Daily Timas, Tueaiay, June 22. 18t»7.
A Bicycle for 25Cts?
Ton can perhaps get it in a toy
shop, and it mil be worth all yon
pay for it
You can get a full size, np to
date
Crescent Bicycle
for $50.
And it is worth all yon pay for
it. It is made throughout in a
Bicycle Factory—the largest in
the world—fully guaranteed by
people who can and do make their
guarantee good.
W. Gr. Walz Co.
MCSIO STORK,
BICYCLK a BKWIWQ MACHINE DEPOT.
We Want to
Catch Your Custom.
OUR
Native valley straw berries.
Every berry ripeus c n the viua.
Coma in fresh every morning,
FOR
▲ good cup of coffee try our
fresh roasted Mexican three
pounds for one dollar,
FOR
A cooling summer drink why
not try our Wild Cherry Phos-
phate? There is enough in a
25 cent bottle to maka 16 quirts.
WE’VE
AlaogotHlrrs “ready to drink"
Root Beer, carbonated, at 10c.
per bottle.
J. B. WATSON,
Groceries and Provisions.
San Antonio and Stanton Ste.
Phone 161.
Moerlain Cincinnati Beer Depot
Wholesale and Retail.
PUREST and BUST. .
Oysters All Styles and on the
Half Shell.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
BL PASO. TEXAS.
We car/y the
Only him of
Fancy and
High Grade
Groceries in
El Paso.
Also a Complete
Stock of
Standard
Goods.
THIS WEEK’8 CONCERT.
What I he McGlety Bead Will Pley Mast
mill Might
Tba maito lovers of El Puo and
tba publlo In general art looking for*
ward with eagerness to noxl Friday
night, whan the aaoood oonoart of tba
aummar series of tho MoOlnty band
w.U ba given In tba park. Whllo an
aveoing papar has takan oooaslon to
orttlolea tbo laet oonoart a* to the
length of tba program, tha manegemeni
end thoio most dlraotly lntarootad,
have by oarafnl Inquiry fonnd that tba
trrangamanta as oarrled out lost Fri-
day night are vary satisfactory. The
ooooert began promptly at 8:30 o’olooE
and sndsd at 10 o'olook with an lnt*r«
mission of fiftaan mlnntss. An hour
and a half Is long anongb.
Next Friday night tbs oonoart will
bsgin at 8:30 with an axosptlonally fins
prcgrsm, oalonlatsd to suit all tastas.
Tbs first numbsr will bs tbs "Famous
22 jd K.glmeni” march, by P. ti. OH*
mors. It le ons of tha marohsa that
was moat friqusntly played by tbs
dtoiated bandmaster's g.aat band.
The seoond camber will bs “Ssmlra-
mldla” ovsrtnrs, by Rossini. It le
stiiotly olataloal and oomss In that
olaes of mnslo known In El Paso as
“long haired” muslo. Bat It Is tall of
rlob melody and will undoubtedly bs
appreciated by all.
Toe descriptive number will bs "Tbs
Nlgbt Alarm," by Rsavas. This selao-
tlon daeorlbas a firs alarm balng
turned tn during tba paaosfnl still-
ness of tbs nlgbt; the firs apparatus
mikes the run to the sosns of
the conflagration, plays upon
tie llamas and snbdass tbsm
and ratnrns to haadquartors. Tba
sslaotlon also lntroduoss singing, and
thrsa man ara requited to manipulate
tha "traps," representing bells, steam
whistle, galloping horses, gongs, hoes
real, eto,
Tbs “Turkish Patrol,” by Mlobarlls,
will ba the oharaoterlstlo or oomto
number.
Intermission. 1
Pert atoond of the program will bs
opened by a marob—tbs grand msrob
from "Tannhaussr,” by Wagner, wblob
will bs followed by “Osms of Stephans
Foster," an Amerloaa fantasia of
popular alrr,containing “Old Kentucky
Homs," "Tbs Old Folks at boms,”
and other mtlodlss dear to every
southern beart. Tbs arrangement Is
by Thoe. M. Tobsnnl, and tbs band
never saw tba pleos until they played
It at tbs rsbssrsal last Sunday, and
then It was only gone over onos. Ob-
serve In this number wbat tbs MoOlnty
musicians oan do In the way of “sight
playing."
Tbs program will oloss with "Danube
Waves” waltz by Ivonlvool.
SUNDAY CLOSING
Chas. F. Slack & Do.
Bftrrohaata Are Bifoini the Petition for
Sunday doting.
The following la the petition being
circulated by Messrs. Sorenson, Baker
and Del Buono, commutes of tbs looal
lodge Kotghts of Labor, asking for
Snoday dosing and early dosing on
week days, together with tbs names of
those who have thus far appended their
signature. Several merchants have
refused to sign, but It is believed they
will all give In to tbs msjirlty In a
few days. Tbs petition will bs pre-
sented to every merchant In the city
during the present week. Here Is the
petition:
El Paso, June 21, 1897.
To the Merchants of El Peso.
Gentlsmsn:—We.ths committee re-
presenting Gate Olty L. A. 3041, K of
L. and clerks of this olty, do respeol
tally request you In the neme of ba*
manlty to olose your stores on Saodsy
and st 7 o’olook during the wesk,
eioeptlng Saturday, and the month of
December.
Frank Del Eiono,
— John Sorenson,
R J. Baker.
We, the undersigned merohante,
sgres to the above request:
Ka'z Bros, W. G. Welz Oo,
B Blumentbal k Oo,Union Olob'ng Oo
O O Tanner & Bro, 1. Blum,
Hoyt k Bass, I M Goodman,
E Elebaoh, A Monroe,
Emerson k Berrien,Z Morettl,
O E Hubbard & Oo,El PseoSaddl’ry Oo
Manuel Alnsa, Alexander Alnse,
J Oallsher. Fassett & Kelly,
Pew & Son, R A Allen,
Sam Blumentbal, J Stolarcff,
S L Pearoe. D Klein,
H Kruggs & Bro, Momsen k Thorne.
Unoanvessed Sugar Oared Ham and
Breakfast Baoon, also purs Leaf Lard.
Jost rsoelvsd at ths El Paso Oroosry
Oo. _
Dsllolous ooifss at Smith’s Orsamsry
Concert Tonight.
The cUloere of Fort Bliss will tender
a concert to Brigadier General Anson
Mills at the pLza this evening by tbs
Eighteenth regiment bend beginning
s* 8 p m.
Bandmaster T. A. Worm famishes
tbs Times tbs following as ths pro*
gram of ths evening:
Grand Maroh, "Stats MUItla Re-
view".....................Koppsty
Overture, Martha..’............Hatow
Sslaotlon, "Journey Through
Afrloa”.....................Sapps
INTERMISSION.
Seleotlon from ths Beggar Student
.........................iMIllooker
Fantasia, "My Old Kentuoky
Home”...............Otto Lsngly
ZaUes, "La Resna da la Mar”.... Sousa
■Slsralorv GrRs.hopp.ri,
Last Saturday's Pboanlx Gazette
oontaina tba following:
"A swarm of grasaboppers passed
over ths olty lest night about 10:30
with s roar Ilka tbs dlstaat rambling
of an axprtss train. Tbs swarm was
so danse that for a while tbs stars
wars completely obsoursd. Tbs hop-
pers seamed to be Intent on arriving
at semi destined point for only a few
detaohed themselves from (he swarm
and fluttered about tbs street arc
llghli. lbsy wars not goto to Kan-
sas for ths swarm was beaded south-
ward.”
This was evidently the same swarm
that pissed over El Paso Saodsy nlgbt
shortly after midnight. Thousands of
tbsm dseoandsd sod besieged ths
elsotrlo lights about tbs streets.
Adranoe Id Ir-.ii.
Pittsburg, Jans 21—An advsnos of
five osnts per pound ou bar Iron was
announoad this morning. This was
tbs first tendency toward a recupera-
tion that bar Iron b*a shown In alx
month*.
AROUND TOWN.
Nawman Broa. k Nations yaatarday
Imported • train load of Maxloan cat-
tle.
Th# county commissioners wars in
session yesterday as a board of equal-
ization.
Tba 18th roglmant band will gtva a
oonoart in ths park tonight In honor of
General Mills.
Tbs polios pallid ths bop joint next
to Smith’s orsamsry last night and
ealzsd eleven pipes.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Ellis
*t 2 o'olook this morning, a fins girl.
Mr. Bills Is tn ooetaoy.
Oharlos W. Ksndrlok of ths New
Orlssns P.oayans, who spent ths past
winter tn tnis olty, has filed his appli-
cation at Washington for appointment
as United States oonsal In Jaarez.
It Is reported that ths town of Marfe
win spread Itself on the Fourth of
July, with epeolol efforts directed
toward the entertainment of the rail-
road boys. It Is sxpsotsd that dalaga
tions of railroad boys will go from El
Paso.
Ths International smelter, whloh
has, daring the last month, bean sur-
rounded by water. Is, now that ths
Rto Grands Is subsiding, balng pat
Into shaps to handle ores from mlnss
whloh ths owners have lately leased
la the stats of Ohthuahaa.
Tba looal oolorsd population last
nlgbt gathered In tha dlstrlot oourt
room a her# sxarolsss war* bald toosl-
abrat* ths amanolpatlon. Appropriate
addresses wars delivered, and afear
th* sxarolsss followed a grand ball
whloh lasted Into ths “ was sms’ ’’
hoars of th* morning.
Two oars of Ohlnamsn arrived from
th* Paoitto oosBt yesterday afternoon In
boud. They will lesvs ths United
States hers and at Eagls Pass and
New Orleans. It Is suspsotod that
those who war* ssoortsd to Jaersz
yesterday, will b* safsly within th*
border of th* United Stats* In a very
taw days.
Th* raoant kick against horsss beLg
aft anbltobed on tha streets has haa
a good effect. It Is notlosabls that
many more horses are now tied to
httohlog posts than was ths ossa a few
days baok. Ssveral arrests have bsen
mads by ths polios of those who left
their teems untlsd while they went off
to attend to bnelneee "just for a
minute."
Advices from Sonora say that tbs
authorities at Hsrmosllla regard ths
flitting of Santa Teresa from El Paso
with alarm. They think It Is the pre
lade to her reappearing In Sonora, in
whloh case suotbar uprising emong the
Ysqule Is dreadtd, as many of th* Io-
dlaos ara said to ba svsn now dissatis-
fied with th* treaty, thloklcg It will
never be kept by the Mexican author I
ties.
W. M. Merritt, foreman of a track
laying gang on the R'.o Grand*, Sierra
Mad re and Paolflc, was run over end
fatally Injured Saturday aftsrnoon
near Oases Grands. H* was oonveysd
to th* company’s hospital at Jnertz
where hs died soon after his arrival.
H* was recently from Montana. His
remains war* taken In oharg* by the
looal Muons end are being held to
await advloas from relatives in Minna*
sota as to thslr disposition.
There Is a considerable undercurrent
of excitement around town oauBad by
the appearanoe hers two or three days
ago of two miners from ths head
waters of Yaqui river. They wars not
altogsthsr itfcs th* average prospeo*
tors, for with th* yellow stuff to throw
to the birds they neither painted the
town red nor did maoh talking
They seamed rather to avoid observa-
tion. They had with tham that whloh
did a little talking on Its own aocoant.
Thrsa Backs of or* whloh they exhibi-
ted showed free gold In some plsoes
equally as .plentiful as the rook that
held It to together.
Prompt Payment of loiartoei.
S. O. Sohatz, dlstrlot agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance company, of
New York, yesterday delivered to
Messrs. Davis, Beall k Kemp, attor
ueys, the eum of 110,023, In payment
of the life policy of Hod. B. H. Davis,
who died on May 23. Proof of death
was furnished on June 5, and oheok
was Issued Jane 14,1897.
Fine doughnuts at Smith’s Orsamsry
Slocum Called Bo Oberlin.
Oberlin, O , June 21—Dr. William
F. Slocum, for tha past ten years prist
dent of ths Colorado oollsge, was to-
day extended a unanimous oall to bl-
ooms president of tbs Oberlin oollsge
by ths trustees of that Institution. It
Is sxpsotsd bs will aooept.
GEN MILLS HONORED.
Than la Nothteif eo Goad.
There Is nothing jnst as good as Dr.
King's New Discovery for oonsnmptton,
oonghs and oolds, so demand li end
do not permit ths dealer to sell yon
some substitute. Hs will not olslm
there Is anything better, bnt In order to
make mors profit bs may olslm soma
thing else to bs jnst as good. Yon want
Dr. King’s New Dlsoovsry because you
know It to bs safe and reliable, and
guaranteed to do good or mooay re-
funded. For oonghs, oolds, oonsump
tlon end for all affections of throat,
obeet and longs, there Is notblDg so
good as Is Dr. King’s New Dlsoovsry.
Trial bottle free at W, A. Irvin k Oo.’s
wholesale and retail drag store. Reg-
ular size 50 oents and 11.00.
Brice Otar Gaaaral Aatoa Mills I’ara a
Visit to tori Bllas and la Kaoalrad With
Honors.
Brigadier General Anson Mills yes-
terday visited Fort Bllas for tbs pur-
pose of returning ths oall of ths otfio
ere of ths garrison who congratulated
him on his rsosnt well dsssrvsd pro
motion.
Whan General Mills raaohsd the
boundary of ths rsssrvattoo, Colonel
•Van Ve zih, th* commandant*, order
sd a salats of Attain goes fired.
When General Mill* end his party
raaohsd Oolonsl Van Valzth’s, heed
quarters hs was snthnstssttoally grist
ad by th* commander and officers aid
tba ragtmeDtsl band burst forth with
tha national air.
Qanaral Mills' party oonalsted of
Lieutenant and Mrs. Britton Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Hoppar, Mrs:
Glasgow, Mr. Follatt, oonenltlng en-
gineer of th* U. S. boundary commis-
sion, Colonel Correlle end tieoratary
Matllefert, both of tbs Mexloen boun-
dary ootr mission, sod Mex Weber,
German consul of Jnarsz, Mexico
Tbs oooaslon was a most happy on#,
and Oolonal Van Valzshandbts officers
vied with aaoh other In extending
oonrtesles to General Mills and his
party.
Oolonal Van Valzth ordered a oonoart
glvan in tha plsza this evening tn
Uonor of General Mills, and peopl* of
th* olty are Invited tob* tn attsndano*.
If yon want to gat trash Kansas eggs
and strictly first class pare Creamery
butter, yon mnst go to th* El Paso
Grooery Oo., they reoelve tbsm from
two to tbrae tlm»s a week.
Wanted—Position as hontekaapsr or
position of trust and responsibility by
a young American women, adnoetsd
and capable. Salary moderate. Ad-
dress Capable, P. U. box 40, Lis Urn
oee, New Mexloo.
PERSONAL.
MIssRiobel Goodman, danghter of
8. L Goodman, returned Monday from
Ohtoago, wbare ebehas beau attending
Bohooi.
Miss Lillian A. Oole left last evenlog
tor the City of Mexloo. She will visit
the principal points In the republto
during her vaoatlon.
J. F. Dinohue, formerly with tha
Santa Fe here, Is In the olty from New
Orleane, bis present headquarters, and
shaking hands with his many friends
He will remain a oouple of days.
Miss Pansy Loomis leaves this after-
noon od an extended visit to Califor-
nia. Miss Loomis will spend several
weeks at Santa Monloa, and then visit
relatives and friends In Fan Franolsoo,
Oakland and 8»n Luis O dspo, and
will b* gon* about six months.
Fresh Kansas eggs, 2 dozen for 20
ota. Strlotly oboloe fancy Creamery
hotter, 20 ots. per lb., at the El Paso
Grooery Company.
Th* Goldan Eagle saloon, San Anto*
nio street, Is strlotly a first olass re-
sort for gentlemen. Parties afforded
entertainment from 9 to 12 p. m.
A Bl* Hotldlog Boom.
We are headquarters for lime.oemeot,
plaster, hair, pitch, caper, eto,, hay,
grain and feed. O’Brien Coal Oo,
Oerrllos Goal Yard. Telephone No. 8.
Good eating at Smith’s Oraamery.
A NEW THEORY
Did Yon Kvtr
Try Elsotrlo Bitters as a remedy for
yoar troubles? If not, get e bottle
now and get relief. This medlotne hse
been fonnd to be peculiarly adapted
to the relief and onrs of all Female
oomplelnts, exerting a wonderful di-
rect Influence In giving strength and
tone to the organs. If yon have Loss
of Appetite, Constipation, Hssdsobs,
Fainting Spells, or are Nervous,
SieepUss, Exottable, Melancholy or
tronbled with D.zzy Spells, Elsotrlo
Blttsrs Is ths medloios yon nssd.
Health end S'rength are guarantied
by Its use. Fifty oente end |1 00 st
W. A. Irvin k Oo.’s wholesale end re-
tell drug store.
UaeklM’a Arnica Salve.
Tbs Best Solve tn ths world for Cats,
Braises, Soros, Ulosrs, Salt Rbenm,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Ohllbralns, Corns, and all Sklo Erup-
tions, and positively oaros Piles, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
psrfsot satisfaction or money ref andsd.
Prlos 25 oante per box. For sals by
W. A. Irvin k Oo., SI Paso, Texas.
In Ills Treatment of Toberotiloilt by Dr.
Wnldsmsr bohol'E ol tt>o iranoiMO.
Ths doctor will bs at the Grand
Central hotel from 2 p. m.to (1 p. m.
Consultation free. The following hav*
been oared under this theory.
Mr. S. Sadoeky, of Los Angeles, last
stags; Mr. Baaer, of Redlands, second
stags; Mr. Garola, of Phoenix, Arlzma,
seoond stags; Mr. Fisher. Southern
Paolflo, third stage; Mies Emtlle Ja-
cobs, Redlands, under treatment, a
obronlo oase of ten yeara’ standing
Commenced treatment seven months
aero, weight 72 pounds, today weighs
133. Six y nine oases under treat
meat. Best of references given. I
give anybody the privilege to Investi-
gate my statements.
If yon want to get fresh Kansas eggs
and strlotly first olass Creamery butter
you must go to the El Paso Grooery
Go., they reoelve them from two to
three times a week.
The St. Oberlee house, corner of El
Paso and Overland etreets, for rent and
thefnrnlture for sale. Apply to A P.
Coles.
As* for the EiTpaIo TRANSFER
th# bast five osnt CIGAR In th# ms>
ket
CLASSIFIED AD8.
FOH HALK.
170R SALK—A fioeH cow. Fi alt ac<l
a ffentle. 1001 North Stanton ,
pOK BALK—“Purulihwl room for rent”
• »nd “Hoomi for rent" oerdi for tale at
Tima offloe, 25 oente etch.
I/OK BALE—Babbit metal at tha Tima
f offlee
GH3B SALE—Blotting papar at tha Time
A offlee.
WAKTII)
117ANTED— Horfci an<i phatton,, for care of
tame. Ill N. Florence street.
\I7 ANTEJ>-Adin!nir rM)rn girl at the Ar<l-
vv mour.
ANTED—A eook at the Wellington.
pok kkn r.
COR REST- Four ro->m brick cottage. Ap-
■ ply lo John K. lia'per, Room 1., ISronaon
bloat.
Varnished Rooini,
pCRNItitED ROOMl
With or Without Board.
117 San Krtneboo *tre-1, nor El I'aro stru t.
MRS A SCtlLOSS.
AMERICAN KITCHEN,
VIB8T-OLAS3
BEST AUK ANT.
BOB OHIN WO, Proprietor.
103 San Antonio 8t., El Paso
Just
Received
direct from
France 500 Suits
Men’s Silk Under-
wear, just the
thing for the sea-
son—to keep you
cool. The best
that has ever been
brought to this
country, and will
be sold at prices which will really astonish
you. Come at once and examine the goods
and convince yourself at the
5 JUAREZ, MEX.
FELIX BRUNSCHWIG.
Summer
(f.o
SUITS,
HATS,
SHOES,
UNDERWEAR,
NECKWEAR,
SHIRTS, ETC.,
FOR
MEN
AT
|R. C. Lightbody’sl
212-214 El Paso St.,
EL 3P.ZLSO, TEX.
MEXICAN
OPALS,
Direct from tha mines.
Garry anaitenslva stook. Speoialbat
gains to dealers.
40H0BA HEWS COMPANY
Msxioan Osntral Railway Depot,
Joans, Mexino.
OffloahonFa0tol2a.nl. 3:30 to 0:30 piv
How Did You Like It?
First Rats. That’s what they all
say of th* Greet Seoond Hand Fur-
nishing Bazar at 11G S Oregon at. Yon
oan farnlah .from th* Kltohan to tba
Parlor with less money than avar
known before In tbs Hoahwast.
Prloas to salt th* times.
I sm hers to sell.
C O SHELTON.
_THU___
Pioneer MarWe Wtrks
M. KOTUHItO, Prop,
All kinds of Monur.ent work lo
order. Oranlto end Marble Tom l>-
atonoa and all kinds of CV meter y
Work. Stone Coping for cemeter-
ies. Iron JTsncaa.
Statuary.
Ban Antonio Street,
Opposite Court Hunts.
ABO.
tkxa*
Women’s
Attractive
Oxfords.
Here is a line of low
shoes, every pair of
which is pleasing to the
eye—cool and comforta-
ble on the foot—of good
wearing material—nicely
fitted—in Black and Tan
shades, pointed and
round toe, and the price
is such that no purse will
be squeezed in purchas-
ing a pair. Your pick
$2.00.
We have Oxfords not
quite so good as the
above,, but are well
worth the price:
$1-75.
SCHUTZ
BROS.
Oregon St. next to P. O.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦MM
THOMAS A. DWYER, JR„
Cimmissl«a Meriluuit
_AND_
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
AGENT,
JIBEIBI,
STATE OF CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO.
Buys and sails natlva and foreign pro-
dusts ou aommtsslon, and raaalrss and
dlspatahas freight* by rail, saprassaad
wagons.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«
Washington Dining Hall
209 Bl Paso 8t., El Paso, Tex.
Fluent Restaurant In the City.
All the Delloeoles of the ssssod.
Regular Dinner IB to 8 p. m.
Open Day and Night.
Mo Hino .t Oo., Props.
Woo Moo Bins. Manager
CARPETS, FURNITURE,
Crockery, Glassware and General
House Furnishing Goods.
TO SAVE MONEY is to-day the aim of every shrewd man
and woman. HOW to save money is the greatest financial
question before the American people. It is a question which
the entire organization of this store is striving to help you to
answer.
Whether your income be $1000 or $500,00 a year this store
stands ready to help you to save on every purchase that you
may have to make.
In the furnishing of your home OUR SI ORE stands pre-
eminently for
"MONEY SAVING.”
Samuel Schulz & Sou,
109-MI SAN FRANCISCO ST.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
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