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Mexican dollars reached IS today.
The Texas 81 Pacific pay car is in
town To-Day.
Licencia para casamiento-Adolfo
Loyal Srita Jesus Enriquez.
Furnished room with bath; suitable
for two gentlemen at $40 N. Campbell
St.
Fine stationary, card club supplies,
etc., M. II. Webb, su ccessOr to Harper
22O San Antonio ST.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters for the celebrated
white ash and anthracite coal. Tel. :.
Frank Carr will manageable Alladin
Dining rooms. Regular meals Will be
served and the short order feature will
be retained.
Rev. Moore of the Presbyterian
church is booked for a spec. al TALK to
young men at the Y. NJ. &. A. Rooms
next Sunday-don't miss the Opportun-
ity. Al p. m.
Two cars of oranges have been re-
ceived at the joint warehouse after
much delay from the south, with about
% per CENT in bad condition. But Tor
the washouts there would be quite
rush eff Mexican oranges this way.
1t is expected by the Rio Grande
Dam and Irrig alton people that the
U. S. attorney general will order with
drawn this week the appeal made
from the supreme cOurG of New Mex
leo in the international dam case.
The charter of the Emerson & Ber-
rien Furniture company of this city
has been filed at Austin. Capital
stock $4,000. Purpose, purchase aud
sale of furniture of every description,
baby carriages, bicycles, undertakers'
goods, agricultural and farm products
and general merchandise. IucOrpora-
tors, j. w. Emerson, E V. Berrlen
and Robert Junnonvi1.
The newest aud robiest in millinery,
beautiful pattern hats, the latest IN
walking hats and sailors selected per-
sonaily by me. Will nave my opening
show days Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week, aud extend a cordial
invitation to my lady customers and
every one to cali and see them at my
store. BOG San Antonio street.
MRS. M. E. BRUCK.
The State National bank people have
commenced improvements, which
when completed will, add to the beauty
of the building, and serve a greater
to the force. by way of
light and ventilation. The entrance
Will be placed at the corner. while sew
eral large windows will be placed at
the side. During the Overhauling
Cashier Lakeland will maintain his |
usual equanimity, but will be mighty |
glad when the work is done.
Reports from Ahumada continue the !
same only more SO, and relief train |
was tinal.y sent down last night, to re- |
turn this afternoon. In the meantime |
he Mexican Central 10 all tied up, and |
through travel from this point is an
lulled until further orders. The whole |
country there seems to be under water,
Ind the entire sett .ement is a wreck |,
Ind ruin. The relief train did good |
work in hauling refugees and SUCH ef-.
ects as they had saved, from points of
larger to safe locations. There is no
elling at present when travel can be
'esumed. Nothing like it is known to
he oldest residenter.
The police have ten vags working Cd
he streets today, with ball AID chain.
md from low on, the policy Will be to
make life tolerably warm for the ilin-
Grant gentry. SO that when the news
yets out among the craft "gentlemeu
# leisure" will be apt to give Ell Paso
| wide berth. Chief Lockhart warns
people against feeding tramps, or
them in any way. He
links the robbery this morning was
the work of tramps for
whom his men are searching, and he
,ensures the carelessDess of people In
,os locking their font doors, or going
III to leave their premises unguarded,