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KL PASO. MORNING TIMES. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 7y 1904
America’s Indifference to
Its Consular Service
(By Hon. Robert Adams, member of j t.<- son:-'- a'Fiiranre to consuls that
congress from Pennsylvania anil j when once in the service they shall be
member of the commit tce'on foreign continued for long periods How calv
Gossip of
Gay Gotham
relations of (he house.)
it is a curious fact that, notwith-
standing the great importance of this
’■xpcct the proper young men to
< ntcr the Service unless there in some
assurance that the time and money
they have invested will be returned
subject in rt iatlon to our business ,,, ttx-m ip a tenure of office covering
affairs, the Imsim sg men of oilr conn j some considerable period?
trv up to a very recent time have i lo improve the service salaries
— » .........<«.. -.......
proton.eiii oi this si tv ice. : tin- , aB,e clsum -of work that are paid
The legislation that, has takt n place i. o mu-quaily as our consuls. It Is os-
upon this subject has been most crude ""'ia' ,,,at »«* <loi,ig lh,! •«««»“ per-
, . ,, ,, vfci • .ii' equal energy should lie paid
0,d very ,ar ™n in its ..as ag- On. . , ,all„(l.
ided prltici-j The necessity of trained men is
consular service was f.
jiailv under the ie:- of .Inly :!!. 17M*
and duly 1. I7;w. From that i« riod
down PelH.'id there wa . practically no
legislation relating to this important
.ranch oi our service. Tic next legis-
lation affecting this subject was enact-
. -I In Ih.vd. vyhlch took away the exc -
ive fees wlficb then exist'd ill regard
lu our pIi
ppins.
Hut It had ttu- dlsiic
v.':nUiK,i
Wo that
in taking away those
li’r/F that
w ere for* the* benefit, of shift-
pin£ it t<
oh away, to a law extent.
the comp
nation
of our consul a, and
trom that
day to
this they have had
very litlk
and unequal compMiwatlon.
. lam si
id to Lfi5
that the people arc
1 .('gtnnina
*o tak
sonic Intercut In
this fcul»j<
d Tin- huardn of trade
i t,r<
t our ef
i:i» fry and cnain.K’. ;
of co in in c
rci* and
i.unite . in< ii k’.ve
raken up
thi>: fiU
■ viou and are now
prcksiim
t upoj
h ’ CDn^r: a for its:
1 vU.-h
o (r at
thi; i-.MbJnvt < nUrdy
in <i nop
. Tie* consular
< rvie* r*
late: Jo
Du- budfies ■ inf' t'-
o« l*> of oi
r enifit
li Ik eK.m uftally
the hint In
< s i»ra
i< it of otu i/ovem
monf *»*
r conhu1
: a i f : i nt abroad to
|fpl « ‘ out
the iut*
r» -i of om people,
io proiot'
and to tmnb h
eilr/Hii p
i home
with ridiable tnlor*
mat ion,
that :»o
.1,' o' trude may
he op' ll* '
jf •
nee- .»;•>• inforrna
lion turnI
■ d ■
• rie reliant of our
country.
..........
’,r of ollie- ■ [ ItOUld
h< periuRf
i c h Uej" period of
ihm*. \Vi
h < l.ri»c i in-v ■ in
it j! L'ri'tif and ie’e
tpiate wo
it i.- 1 l.ow'ij that
(heir Imvu
<• . . limited (o le.u
><ai> ertil
fl :0. cv
i*n v»lth«. .J a change
in the jioi
f ii J
ty. ile- • prob
ably will
be .rent
... : al l Ie* f nd ol
four >* ur
Juki at
the vT
’ H )•*' ha
prnir* bly
onrnpil
he hairtifi.ee of Ihe
countr;. .
HSt ill t
:'• lime Dial he ha
learned t
ie inie-
i •'miircjie uis arid
tin.* a von;
•e for <
ip: a:!.;* bu:i 1 liei-.-i to
our p*-o|»!t
Die v J )fne iv ben
h< hllK )<;
ii-Je d h<
> to report Impori
ant tact
and vi
■. ii imormation
he is hroo
lit had
t - * oir eoml i v amt
u tutvic. iinidi j.iired in 11ii> way, i
sent. it i in ivplarc ,i ctimpderH man,
and In- ion. , biirnght home when
lie h. r. ,e lu <1 n > Imilni efHcielic.v
.Now i! is iu-aio i i to have e.oimimi
t ion : i. ■ : is..- .mi ii pr - . sun h mi
i xamiiiatiim -n .-rd- r to enter this si r
vice, lint ' are met with tills oh
jeeth.ri: A. ■ oil businesH men. W<
do not .’ .tut e-las ,i<" kindent?, from ttt:.
veri-ill'-.- " .‘-u'l: i ■ttitnliiaiiolis a:, an
prope-i d in iy not. it is tun prove
the entire juries* of tin* applicant, ini
tilt' post .a c.iniul. bill lliej are '.-urrly
better 1 t’.lIt 1 lie If 11vii!«• Ill<‘111 that the
consul rdrouid lit st illed in mtiniim’a
Hon of i.riiimries und-vtotiveiitionn in
bis own district.
Permanent tenure is absolutely es
t.eiitial in order to seiure energetic
work mi the put of our reprc-umlii
live- How could you expect H If Hill
to live 111 a llupieill climate, where
bin northern nature is enervated by a
warm iitnuc phere? How can you es
p'-et a man that is enervated in till
way to work l.tttil in onier to furnish
information when he know Hint hi;
endeavor will roerdve no respom e and
no ncluvo'vleiigement in the way of pro
motion, and that lie simply will lie re
turned home at ltic end of hi. font
years ?
(live that man a hope that he will he
r.'.-rj here apparent. Before the
l.i't•:.sir.■- out iif the Spanish war it
i'.,o- n«-. .--ary that our government
dioitld have tin- most reliable informs-
..n oi what was taking place in the
j kingdom of Spain. How can a consul
j who do*--H not understand the lariguag'
of the country to which he is n«-nt
J w ho cannot read the paper/ in what
j -i it ion i lie to furnish hits home
I. ,merit with necessary informa
; What does he know of the
it :ji|y r ul t he pre.w, if he cannot read
| the editorial' ? What docs lie know of
j ■ doi.:e ... Hie people, if in cannot
,. iii lit th'dr language and mingle
1 .itipiug them" How can any mart
! ho !' fhtta tied of toil) ,;e, living
itnong jienple whose language he
doe-, not know, gather information
tich nn his home government may re-
quire?
This ....... is more pri- lm; now
!mn at. tiny previous time In our ids
' r With Hie great development that
in! ing place In our ntthufttc-turine
organIz'-itlons, the proponed develop-
on nt of our merchant, marine, the ox-
ton:.ion of our colonics into uli guar
■tv, of the world, it. heconieii more
ihan ever essential that vve should
have a trained corps of cornmls
it may be asked where will Bitch i,
body of trained men be found? Only
'ti t winter, when Ibis subject was
"•tiding before the house, I received
letters Ir e . inn mover ll|e: asking
. 1111 regal'd to I fir • probabilities of tin
, e- .i)'e of a tiiil : aril a:-: I inn advo
•itlng aim dec hi ring their willingness
i introduce a special com: e to pro
...ire men for these positlonH,
The wlHdom of ;t system of this kind
Vs liceti dernonslrated in (lri-it Hrlt
-.11 When these positions there were
thrown open to competitive e-amltin-
.Hut the numtier oi applicants the very
end y ar increased from 5.000 to lb.
..on showing that men were ready to
tiler tie- ,-.i i vloe that (hey would
■kelly i, ,ii! them:;'Ives of the advant
Him: held mil of permanent ten-
ure, insuring them ol life service, if.
tiny desired i(, in this peaceful.pur
it. lending lo lit;iHI tip Hie foreign
itnniercc of tliclr country If such
has In - n found to he Ihe fact, in Great
Britain a similar condition will be
omul to exist in our country. The
on tig men of our country are alive to
Hie advanlite,e such pmdUonH may of
r tip in. Give them tie opportunity,
rtppoHcd by Hie assuratiee that it
menus a livelihood for life, and you
mil have our consular service [Hied
’■vitfi lie i,, /t ability and energy that
the voting meti of our country can
furnish.
There who have been most familiar
ilh Hi,' non -sitlex of tin- case have
fora long time been urging action by
certgre.n upon this subject. All our
■ eret.Miie,. of stale, all our assistant
eorctarie-. of state who have had tills
matter under their Immediate super-
vision have been pressing tills metis-
me of reform upon r(.ingress.
Nearly every man who has been
prominent in the consular service,
lhough tie limy have felt that Ills
mouth should be closed while he was
\ereislng active olllelal duties under
the government, has, on retiring from
office. Ie. tided to tin* necessity for this,
change, and Inis shown wherein (lie
Pet.....tily lay
Get tt system lie Inaugurated by
hleii men may push examinations;
i New York. Feb. G.—Tile high handed
methods of the gas trusts have at
last exhausted the patience of a long
suffering public and the citizens, thor-
oughly aroused, have declared war
against the trust and are vigorously
upheld and supported by the munici-
pal and the state authorities. Mayor
McClellan has taken the initiative and
issued strict orders to the municipal
authorities to make a careful Investi-
gation of the numerous complaints
of the citizens concerning the • poor
quality of the gas furnished by the
trust and the high bills rendered fur
.-iieli inferior ervicc. Commissioner
.lohn T. Oakley of the department of
waiei supply, gtt:. and electricity, in
obedience to that, order has ordered
his experts to begin without delay a
careful inspection of the quality of
the gas furnished to consumers In
Greater New York. It is charged on
apparently good authority that the gas
supplied by the trust if. made of the
poorest and cheapest grade of oil, Is
of ait Inferior quality and is forced
through the pipes under high pres-
ure, to make the biggest possible
■bowing on ihe dials of the meters.
Owing to the existence ol certain laws
which, it is charged, the gas trust se-
cured from the state legislature with
the a i.'.ttvnce of liberal bribes, the
authorities are practically powerless,
is they have no means of exerting any
pressure upon the trust Since th<
beginning of the anti-gas trust cam-
paign several bHhi antagonistic to tlie
Interest.; of the trust have been intro
duet'll in (be assembly. One of tin:
bills' provides: for the appointment of a
commission to examine the quality
of ga>- In New York City and report to
the legislature means to correct the
..fisting evil. Another hill provides
for regulating the powers of the trust
jnd reduces the price of illuminating
gas to 75 cents. If It Is true, as* ha
been charged, that the gas trust
spends emtsitlt ralili sums ol money
<i ry session to prevent Hit passagv
c laws inimical to I rust inlen.l:
there Is not much prospect that the
two la vs Introduced under the pres
me of public opinion will ever be-
come effective. The Indignation of the
citizens Is so great, just al present
however, that tin1 legislature may
come to the conclusion that It would
lie unsafe to antagonize public opinion
at tin* present time.
purchase of the required ground and
the erection of a suitable monument.
What a blessing the invention of
wlrcle telegraphy really is has not
been q. be realized till now, and it is
owing in information given by Mme.
Schupiai n-Heinck, the great Wagner-
ian Singer, that the public has become
enlighten®J Upon her arrival from
German -s .e was interviewed and
the most important part of her story
wan her account of a game of chess
which was played by means of wire-
less telegraphy between passengers
on the Auguste Victoria and the Cun-
ard liner Saxonla’s chess experts. She
could not tell how the game came out.
Commissioner McAdoo has made
himself extremely unpopular with the
members of the police force as well
as with the thousands of more or less
charming representatives of the fair
sex, who have a weakness for the blue-
coated guardians of the peace, His
recent order prohibiting police offi-
cers on duty from talking to women
on their heats has caused consterna-
tion in the ranks. Kven at this time
of the year the enforcement of that
rule, if It can be enforced, will he
quite a hardship for the gallant offi-
cers and their numerous admirers in
petticoats; lint during the spring and
summer seasons, with their thousands
of opportunities for friendly chats in
the parks, on street corners and in
convenient doorways it will tie simply
unbearable.
Oranges were never as cheap In
New York as they are now and com-
mission dealers believe that the lowest
level of prices has not yet been reach-
ed. The reason to,' this state of af-
fairs is said to be that the continued
cold weather made it impossible to
ship any fruit to tin- markets depend-
ing upon New York for Iheir fruit.
A memorial tablet to the “Tombs
Angel,” Mrs. John A. Foster, who lost
bet life in the Pail) Avenue hotel lire
l short time ago. has been set up
rbmporarlly in the court of special scs-
hIoiis. but will soon be given a per-
manent. place. Tli• tablet Is of marble
ind shows a bust portrait of Mrs. Fost-
er In low relief, executed by Carl Hit-
ler. The tablet is surrounded by a
glided frame.
Miss ICtnily A. Watson has con-j
tributed $100,000 to the New York
Orthopaedic hospital to meet the cost |
of a home for convalescent crippled j
children and an industrial school for
their benefit and lias also promised
in endowment fund of $250,000 for
Ihe support of the home and school.
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The unexpected attitude of Tam
many, which seems determined to car
ry out an extensive reform program,
has been a surprise to everyone and
those who ci ilidcntly expected iliitt
the whole reform movement was a
mere delusion and sham and would
die out In a week or two. are more
than ever puzzled over the persistence
with which Tammany continues the
shaking ti|> process. Those who arc
inclined to be cynical contend that,
the activity of Tammany against the
saloon and gambling element will not
urvive the next presidential election
He that as it may, the belter elements
(if the population are (liunkful for small
favors and willing to trust in luck for
(lie future.
promoted, go e that man an Incentiv ■ | |,:t salaries be equalized, tenure of
to work tlull tie will In muvi :I l.iit.it Ie .,ffif• f- protected, and the men who do
a better cllmao and an increa: oil pay ' ^o,ni work he retained and promoted,
- and you will give him mi inn nti v. | .lmj (|u, ,.,m-u,!nr service of Ihe (Tilled
lo fuiTti.- It our people Will) lhat In-(.stakes will lie vastly improved and lie
ionmition which i.- so <-.••,enllal to our -,.,lui| to tin necessities of the phennra-
development. . IciihI growth of our commerce and the
! ken our consuls should he allowed extension of the Influence of our court
in lie moved from one place to another, j try,
There Is no reason why a llxetl tenure | ........—...........................
should not I" introduced in liii. r rue nutue was in a turmoil the
cat,I. I Mi- president nays In his ivi- ,,ny anl) Hpealo-r Cannon was
owmenmittoa relating to the ......
expat)
r.ion of our Hath which h now the
most vital question before our cum
try, the one U> which all our et on-
tunic lemb iicies an mi.'-lti::, the one
to which the genius of the Aitiericatt
people has brought our production 'to
such a point that it is ah.uihtU’iy luteoi-s-
sary that \n. should seek new markets
- this scrvk'i Is otu ol the most es-
sential vehicles in which to develop
trade by ftirnishii the necessary In-
formation to om , , ie.
As to the qu:i;'!t< aiions of the nv’U
Iv11ri should eno .I,*' consulat (ervlce,
they should ha., a knowledge oflnler-
imtlonal law. . knowledge of treaties,
a knowledge d the laws relating th do-
sedentv. ami of tin laws relating to
shipping. Tiey should know what are
the rights ol the American citizen
abroad and be prepared to inforer
them. This means specially prepared
men.
wielding the gavel with nil the
tivnglh of his good left arm. The
members slowly eamo to a realization
of the fact that the speaker meant to
have order. All quil talking except
one member, who refused to pay any
heed to Mr. Camion' repeated de-
mands that lie should suspend.
“The gentleman might as well quit,"
the speaker remarked. :e lie continued
to pound his desk. “I can make ns
much noise as he c an."
The obstreperous member hoard and
subsided.
The street car question is becom-
ing more complicated and burning
every day anil it seems that a general
reform of the surface and elevated
roads and their methods will be the
only tiling that will satisfy the suffer-
ing public. The'recent killing of a
woman through the carelessness or
neglect of the employes of the elevat-
ed company lias caused a particularly
strong feeling arid the authorities
seem determined to place the re-
sponsibility for the accident where it
belongs and to insist upon appropriate
punishment. The refusal of the Metro-
politan company to issue transfers
from Its main lines to any crosstown
Hue at. any point of intersection is
another bone of contention and the
result of the. court proceedings insti-
tuted lo compel the company to issue
transfers from any main line to any
erosstown Sllne is awaited with great
interest. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Is coining in for a liberal share of
public criticism owning to the insttffl
dent service which It offers. An at-
tempt will lie made to compel the com
pany to improve its service arid to run
turmoil the separate ears for women, but in well
informed circles it Is not believed that
the reform will meet with success.
John Ik RiicUefelb r makes it a cus-
tom to address ills tu mints at morn-
ing and evening prayers. One of
the maids was asked try a friend if she
appreciated the discourses.
"I never thought of that," site re-
plied. And then die added: “l only
looks at the old man. and I thinks to
In addition to the examination be- j myself, you poor, dour gentleman.-how
fore entering the service there should j you are enjoying yourself."
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Politicians, not only in New York,
but till over the country, are watching
with great interest the outcome of the
chaotic conditions which, ns usual, pre-
cedes every gubernatorial campaign In
this state, It is fairly certain now
that Governor Odell will not be a can-
didate for re-election and the question
now is. who will be the republican
Candidate for governor In New York?
It is conceded that the choice of a
good and strong republican candidate
for the governorship in this stale is
of great importance to the success of
the republican presidential ticket mill,
for that reason, (he outcome of the
cryslallzinig process by which the un-
available would-be candidates are
weeded out. is watched with the ut-
most interest. One of the strongest
candidates so far mentioned, and one
who would not only lie sure of the
support of the administration, but
would also lend great strength to the
national ticket. Is former secretary of
war. Root. He has not yet been for-
mally announced ns a candidate, but
ii is known that he has the support of
n powerful element in his party and j
that many (relieve him ihe strongest
candidate who could he selected. Fred
8. Nixon, speaker of the assembly,
Lieutenant -Governor Frank w. 11 tg
gins. evLlenUnaiit-GoVcrnor Timothy
Woodruff. Timothy Ellsworth, the
former leader of the senate, N. N.
Stranahnu, collector of flic port of
New York and Senator Malby are also
mentioned as possible candidates, but
not one of them would command as
strong uml unanimous support as
would Mr. Root.
There is a movement on foot to
commemorate the battle of White
j Plains, where I-ofd Howe’s army dttr-
j ing the war of the American revolu-
tion was beaten by a handful of revo-
lutionary troops, by the erection of a
suitable monument on the west side
of the Bronx river. A bill has been
introduced in the legislature asking
for un appropriation of $25,(.too lor the
DON’T TRY IT, GIRLS.
(By Ella Wlmbler Wilcox.)
A foolish girl marries a man who
has been sentenced lo prison for five
years for theft ami who lias previously
served a term for a similar offense.
She believes her devotion Is to save
ilia man and thinks her act heroic and
romantic.
It. Is simply foolish, and in a way
Criminal. It Is Criminal in its possi-
bility of furnishing another genera-
(ion of thieves for the earth.
What litis girl should have done to
prove her devotion was to say: “I will
wait for you to serve your term, and
I will wait three years niter you have
served it, and if your life will hear
investigation then I will marry you.
Hut 1 must first know that you are not
utterly perverted in ntind and that
you are a man I ean he proud to call
the father of my children.'
Marriage does not mean merely the
united lives of two people, and the
world will forget. It means the bring-
ing Into the world of other lives to
influence for good or ill the whole
hitman family.
I always think of the people of tills
earth in one tremendous circle hold
lug to a cord. Let any one jerk the
cord and it is felt by the entire circle.
Every life on earth influences every
other life to some degree.
it is absurd to talk about being a
law unto ourselves, or of cutting loose
from the rest of society. It can not he
done. We are all united by a common
bond, and what we do and think is
influencing the world every hour.
The woman wlto marries a con fu m-
ed criminal not only jeopardizes her
own future, hut the future of the hu-
man race. Men would feel a greater
Impetus tp reform and lead worthy
lives if women were not so ready to
accept the ttnreformed.
With all ttiv lanlLs I love thee still"
makes a very touching song, but when
it is translated to mean. "With al!
they crimes I am still ready to marry
thee," It becomes a menace to society.
There is something peculiarly fas-
cinating to a certain order of feminine
mind in the idea of standing by a crim-
inal. Analyzed, it could probably lie
traced to the maternal Instinct—the
desire to prelect and comforl.
To lie the guardian angel, the guide,
the protector of the poor sinner seems
picturesque and romantic to the young
girl, and when that Impulse does not
lead to marriage It is commendable.
Hut when the repentant sinner re-
sumes his normal condition and rele-
gates Into the thief, or murderer, or
ltonse-bijeaker. the silly woman who
has taken his name and borne hia
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child sees life in a different light. The
romance is Htrippeii from the situa-
tion, and it is shown in all its ugly,
criminal, degrading reality.
That young hoys are led into crime
who are good at heart is a fact, and
that such men become worthy citizens
and good husbands and fathers is true.
Hut the Intention of these woyds is
merely to protest against the hysteri-
cal impulse so frequently found in
American young women to associate
themselves with criminals, and to ac-
cept them as lovers and husbands be-
fore testing the sincerity of their reso-
lutions to reform..
There should he a law to prevent
any silly woman from marrying a
convicted criminal until he lias given
proof of reformation bv at least one
year of straight living. Women should
stand by and encourage good men and
give only tlifiir moral support and as-
sistance toward reform to the wrong-
doers of the earth.
The honest, industrious, unselfish
young men, tolling away, trying to
make a home for the future and de-
serving of the love of some good girl,
must feel a sense of discouragement
as they read of the law-breakers and
criminals on whom is bestowed such
devotion.
Be just and normal and sensible,
young women, before you undertake
to be heroic.
The El Paso and
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El Paso
Douglas
Bisbee
Naco
Morenci
Clifton
Nacozari
La Cananca
Tombstone
V. R. STILES, General Passenger Agent.
J. D. MASON, City Ticket Agent*
Railroad
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DIETER & SAUER
EL PASO, TEXAS AND CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Cigar*. Leading Brands of Bonded Whis-
tle* In Bulk and Bottled offered at Any Station In th* Interior of Mexico. ,
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. J
Senator Cullom of Illinois has a lit-
tle grand-daughter of whom he is very
fond. In the cloak room the other day
the venerable senator told how the
little girl came to h^r grandmother a
few days before and said:
"Grandma, the man who takes away
our ashes is awfully religious.”
"Why, dear?”
"Because when he put the ashes in
the cart today and the mule wouldn’t
go he sat there and told the mule all
about a lot of religious things.”
NAPOLEON J. ROY
Our Woolens are the finest, a full line of fancy vestings and
novelty suitings. Everything used in fashionable tailoring
ean he found in our store.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN SHOWING GOODS
NAPOLEON J. ROY,
-MERCHANT TAILOR-
102 El Paso Street El Paso, Texas
HOICK & DIETER CO.
[INCORPORATED]
PHONE 65
220 El Paso Street
We Represent tfic following firms:
«i. II. Mmnm & <’o. ‘‘K%tra !>ry.M
Mnet & ( IianJon, “White JviIh-1
Win. .1.1 at* m |) Brie* (*«>., “FuliAaCr ”
IMltet Bi?f. f o., “liliH* Ribbon.”
Join Ik*war & Sons, “Scott h V.\.iskt yv*
Ua!i«nt Swiss Cilony, “California Wines.”
Kvntiste Dupont & Co., “Pronch Win»s.”
Duinliar.l Co., “Genuin Witu*s ”
And the following Whiskies Bottled in Bond:
Cortnr-Hiook, Jnjplwutle, OM Crow, !tormit*£<% Sam Clay ntd olhere.
Alto Hunter Rye, Wilson Rye, and Herald Rye.
EL PASO DAIRY CO.
Producers and Dealers In
'•» PURE MILK AND CREAM
The largest and most complete dairy in the Southwest. We are pleased to
have visitors on any afternoon from two to four o’clock to inspect our me-
thod of handling milk.
Office and Depot 313 N. Oregon street. Dairy Rand’s Grove, foot of
Second St Take San Antonio street car to Tornilio Rt. Telephone 15«
J. A. SMITH, Manager
Cnff Ufafpr at Paso l-aundry*
OUll fluiul 901 Santa Fc St Phone 4 7
There Will be More Building
THAN EVER BEFORE IN EL PASO
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WATCH
TIMES
ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR BUILDING MATERIALS,
ARCHITECTS, CONTRAC-
tor£ lumber and hard-
ware DEALERS, BRICK
YARDS, STONE QUARRIES
LIME, CEMENT, ROOFING.
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