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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
SINIESTRO MARITIME

Vfctima de los furores del mar ha 81
do ell grandioso vapor ~Regenerador~
de la companfa Tiquis miquis. Toda la
tripulaei6n,q que Sc componfa de 300
hombres ha pereeido, exceptuando ell pl
lotto, que con ayuda de un cable pudo re
molcar hasta las playas de Ponce los
restos del buque. Esta desgracia es IN
bien para ell pueblo de Ponce, pues e.
cargamento que Sc componfa de tohallas,
cubre corses, cinturones, rasos, cintas
de seda, peluche y felpa, sedas para
bordar, abanicos, alpacas, trajes borda
dos, panuelos de hilo y seda, sombreros
gasas, tiestos para flores, flores pars
sombreros, paraguas, imper1neables )
maquinas de coser fue recogido por los
xMuchachosD y 10 realizan a quemaz6n
A II maquinas de coser.
Calderos llenos de arroz con gallo
precios conyencionales.
Ponce, Atocha. -4sceusiou Ross.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
INCENDIO

Tn violento incendio Sc declare Ell
Ia catedral de Pisa. Italia.
Ha causado grandes deperfectos.
LAS POTENCIAS
Alemania instiga Turqufa que no
evacue La Ihesalia interior mientras no
lie paguen la indemnizacion de guerra.
Las otras potencias siguen gestionan-
10 la paz.
NOTICIAS DE LA GUERRA
Narios encuentros en- Pinar del Rio,
Habana y Matanzas, con exito favorable
los leales.
Ha muerto un cabecilla de apellido
Rodriguez otro llamado Tomas Con
zalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
.Itst0 ReduI del 115n0.

| Ell que suscribe, professor veterinario
de Ira clase, eX-subdelegado de vete-
rinarfa, practicante en- cirujfa, socio
honorariO de varlas corpOraciones Glen
tffcas de veterinaria central de Madrid,
professor cstablecido en- diferentes 20
mas regionales de la peninsula por 20
amos con ell honroso cargo de inspec-
tor de carnes, habiendolo desempenado
con puntualldad = esmero, y Ultima
mente ACADIA de presentar la dimision
del ramo como Veterinario municipal de
| la muy leal Villa de Arecibo para in
corporarse en- esta ciudad, 1nico deseo
suyo como bello ideal de sus justas as
piraciones; a cuyo efecto Sc halla encar-
gado como tai Professor del acreditado
establecimiento de Veterinaria del en-
tendido professor don Carlos Ortiz Lam
dazuri de Rodas Y hermano don En-
rique, cuya parroquia es inmensa, llevan-
do la confianza los hogares del pub.ico
ponceno para mejora de la ganaderfa y
riqueza pecuaria ante hoy hechos.
Asf mismo, tiene ell gusto de ofrecer
sus servicios como Veterinario en- todo
10 que abarca la ciencia teouco practica,
aslstiendo a sus enfermos, como tam
bi6n herrar frfo y fuego los ganados
caballar, mular, asnal y vacuno, con f.
nura y perfection, fama que, ha sabido
merecerse en- Navarro, dignandose ade-
mas, ell NJ I. S. Gobernador Civil dis
| tinguiole con mencion honorifica en- la
| enfermedad llamada Meeeameo que en- 1877
| fu6 invadida aquella provincial a conse
cuencia de la Guerra, arrancando &c cua-
| 10 tan terrible azote de dichos ganados,
gracias a un tratamiento especial de-
mismo.
Y Ell su virtud, fu6 tamb6n felicia
do por la prensa de Madrid, la Goceto
1f6dico- -Ea1mac@aico, y la Teteriaoa7c
| Espuasolo-lo que no merezco.-
| Recibe consultas de a 10 de la ma
mana, y de II a de la tarde bajo ST
responsabilldad.
Su domicilio Uotel Legloterru
Ponce, Mayo 81 de 1897.
J,lsfo RedA deI 1,uo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Estan terminados las pruebas Y los re-
conocimientos ofciales para poner en- ex-
plotacion ell trozo del ferrocarril dc
circunvalacion de Mayagiiez a Hormi-
gueros. La estacion solo dista un XII
lometro escaso de dicho pueblo.
Sc CUBAN parejas de caballos en-
la estancia Atajo Jurisdiction de
Coamo cerca de la carretera a precios
modicos.
Para mas fnformes dirigirse al que
suscribe
Aibonito, Abril 26 de l897.-Ran6n
Font Zoyos. 13 Is.
De La Co5vespondeascia.:
xNos dicen de Guayama que muchos
importantes elementos de aquella vi
LA, que hasta ahora habfan militado en-
ell partido Unconditional, pronto Sc aft
liaran al partido liberal. Nos asegu-
ran que estas valiosas personalidades
hace tempo que vienen manteniendo
estrechas relaclones con los prohombres
del partido liberal en- Madrid, Dentro
de unos dias tai vez podremos dar mas
detalles.
APROVECHAD LA OCASION.--
Por ausentarse su dueno Sc vende un
coche de lfnea en- perfecto estado con 8
sin parejas.
Informes en- la Gale de la Gran Via,
numero 6.
Ponce, JUNO 10 de 1897. | N. a.
Con ell titulo La NuHu7e0 Sc publ
cara en- breve, litografada, una COM
posicion musical, letra del distinguido
poeta senior Sama y musica del pianista
compositor don Federico Ramos.
FL vapor Itallano que debfa llegar a
este puerto del al u del corriente, no
llegara hasta de mediados a fines del
actual, este es : dentro de la segunda
qulncena del que cursa.
Ponce, Mayo de 1897. FELICI,
COSTla & CS 13-15.
Ell dfa 1ro., por la noche, durante
un chubasco, encallo Ell ell puerto de
Mayagiiez, en- el bajo llamado ~Negro, ,
la goleta inglesa n. J. Huight, que
lleva un cargamento de sal desde las
islas Turcas a Jamaica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Hermoso caballero que a la guerra
PARTS, en- otra TERRA
tQue vais adelantar?
Advertid que La noche es muy obscura
Y solo desventura
FL mundo puede dar
Cre6is que del desden ell sentimiento
Del pobre pensamiento
Huge con ell vaiven.
!; ;Ambiciosos de fama Y bienadanZa,
Vuestra loca esperanza.
Huira tambien,
Caballero que vais hacia la guerra,
sQue hareis en- otra TERRA
Tan lejos va de aquf?
+; Decfas que era amar vuestra divlsa
Y dulce mi sonrisa,
iTriste de mi.
y, n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
RECORTES

Los defectos son pajas que madam en-
Gina del aqua; reconoced Ell fondo 81
quereis hallar las perlas. s.-D,yclea.
No lntentes cosa que no puedas lie
var cabo. -Quil6n de Esporto.
Suelen andar juntos ell tenor
-4ntonio de Soils.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
co NJ UNICADOS 8
Sr. director de LA DEMoCRACIA.

Muy senor mio de todo mi aprecio
Ruego a usted sc sirva dar cabida al
slguiente suelto, cuyo epfgrafe encabe-
"a estas lfneas, siquiera sea en- ell mas
apartado rinc6n de sus columnas que
dignamente dirige, por 10 que da anti
cipadas gracias su alto. s. s. q. b. S. m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
4ift.edo de Ntsset.

Entire solteras :
ST, Matilde; mama me aconseja que
me case con Pepito.
No Sc quien es.
ST, mujer; ese muchacho de pelo
rojo.
-;Ah, va caigo! Pues casate con 6l.
Ell rojo es un color que Sc va q usar
mucho este anO
Ricardo anuncia en- estos t6minos a
un amigo su pr6ximo enlace con una ri
ca heredera
Soy ell hombre mas dichoso del
mundo. Dentro de un mes me case con
diez mil duros de renta, de los que es-
toy perdidamente enamorado.
En- una necrologfa publicada en- un
peri6dico ingles:
xCon la muerte de este hombre, la
sociedad ha perdido uno de sus mas be-
Hos ornamentos; la lglesia uno de sus
feles; su esposa un marido modelo y
nosotros uu suscriptor que slempre pa
gaba con puntualidad sus recibos.s
Escena de familia:
-;Cree listed que puedo mandar a la
Exposition este cuadro de mi hija?
-Otros habra peores. Pero esa nj
na no habra tenido maestro.
No, senior; pinta de dido.
Nunca elevarse deben
inutiles clamores,
por hechos que no Importan
al cielo nj 4 los hombres-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Nunca elevarse deben
inutiles clamores,
por hechos que no Importan
al cielo nj 4 los hombres.
M Ossorto y Bre,aard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Sc vende la casa de mamposterfa nut
nero 4 de la calle de la Aurora. Ell
que la interese pucde dirigirse al senior
don Jose Ferrer. Botica Central Pom
ee. I5-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
CANCION DE BARBARINA

j. Roartg,tez Martt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Con ell tftulo La INu11u1eu Sc publ
cara en- breve, litografiada, una com
posici6n musical, letra del distinguido
poeta senior Sama J mnsica del pianista
cOmpositor don Federico Ramos.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
Human Oddities.

Raphael is said to have copceiver.
ia dreams, ne IDEAS of some of his
greatest pictures.
Oliver Cromwe1l had the largest
brain on record Itweight II little owe
six ounces, but was found to be dis
e .sed.
Ha7del had one of the most phe-
nomenal ui u-ical memories ever known.
He knew. by heart, over fifty operas
from beginning to end.
Ole Bull the celebrated violinist,
was such master of the i1str1ment
that he could play melody of consid-
crab compass on only one string.
Lope de Vega Was the most noted
dr. ma'ist. Tnere still remain over
1890 PLAYS of his composition. About
300 OF the best have been collected and
published.
john Simons, native of Berkshire,
HOrn without arms or HANDS, could
.Vrite with his noah, threed needle,
tie n k"0t and shuttle, cut aud deal a
pack OF cards.
OGol ath, the famous Philistiue cha NJ
pron. wa one of the ia | st men Of whom
an, measurements are recorded. His
eight was cubits and span. or
L bout l0& feet.
Tamerlane enjoys the unenviable
dis motion of being the bloc lest con-
queror in history. L. is complted thst
curing his wars nearly 1000, 900 Of
human beings were DESTROY ed.
John Middleton, an English giant.
born in 1918, was 9 feet inches in
height. His palm was 81 inches broad
and from the carpus to the end of his
middle tiDOpr WAS IL iDEbaS
Didvmus. the Alexandrian. was born
blind, but, ithstanding this defect.
attained such great skill in mathema
rrckoned one of the wonders of his
lage.
Daniel Lam bert, the famous fat man
and the most noted example IF oh esity
recorded in medical annals. was born
in 1770, and died az the age of 10, of ex-
cessIve fat. HIS weight was 739 pounds.
Sir Joshua Reynolds needed but one
sitting W el intending to paint a pOr-
5rait. Som times he would not take
wen that. but would casually glance at
The sitter and prOcee to p lint the por-
trait.
Galhara. an Arabian giant, who was
brought to Rome by The Emperor
ClaunIus TO serve in tn imperial BODY
guard. was 9 feet inch, high. Pliuy
-ays that he was the tales man ever
seen in Rome.
john ELVES is the typical miser of
EnEllsh HISTORY. Although worth over
- Coz. 0C0 be denied him the neces-
-ltes of life for fear of sp nding too
much mon Y and finally d ed of want.
He was probably insane.
Mtximin was the only giant amo7g
the Roman emperors. He was 81 feet
IN height and very heavily built even
for that stature. He was Thracian
'bar barian,' and rose to the imperial
iigni'y by III ll'ary skill and ablllty.
Michael Angelo see ms to have be-
lieved that he received 5, me of his
~ Dst noted inspirations 10 Il dream or
vision. In one of his letters he thus
IliudeS to the It .ture of Moses, and ir-
tim ties that the idea came to him in
4 dream
Philetas, poet of Cos, in the third
century B c.. Was of -uh minutive
Slz1 that mis- aCquaintanceS humorOu.ly
SAID of him that he was Obliged to
carry weights of lead in his clothing
to prevent himself from being blown
away.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
with MUTCH LOVE -
This Ends the Letter ShOwn by Miss
Knight

NJ IS \ gnes K igu.. of d .nve-, Colo
ra1o, hose name has appear Ell 10 the
papers this week with Cri mon al
prominence in connection with the
name of w. A. Roger, the restaurant
man, called at the HERALD Office this
uurni g 10 state her cast Turner. She
stopping at the Center b ock. where
he proposes 10 remain until her alieg-
ID recreant would nave been l'ege lOru
returps from YSieta where he Is no ="
spending luna de miei with his bride,
nee Miss Mary Van Buskirk. Miss
Knigha says she has been abused by IA
ocal paper without j Istice or reason
aud called a black mailer. Also She
mas been called insaue by Mr.. Rogers
folks and by Nj. Fanuing, Rogers
pardn T.. TINS Miss Knight does not
propose t. quietly submit to, and when
Rogers and oride returu from the Gas
SIC shades of YsieJa, the Denver lady
Intends to ascertain whether or no Mr.
Rogers will venture to deny her
,JaJements. She says she is not insane
neither is she any blac hmalier.
Miss Knight was very neatly attired
10 light gray, tailor made dress, with
Alpine hat, ana dark brown hair taste
fully arranged. Sac conducted herself
II ladylike ana perfectly sane and
quiet manner, and did not appear at all
hurried or even nervous. On the con-
trary she was cool and collected, and
spoke with elaboration.
Miss Knight prod uced the letter
written her, as she SAID February 6,
1897. II is dated Ell Pa>o, October 6,
1897; but Miss Knight says 1t was
written just three weeks ago. The
epi-tle rradS:
Mss AGGIE KNIGHT, DENVER, COL.
DEAR AGGIE:-Euur letter at hand.
and II i needless fOr me TO say that L
was glad TO hear from You. ANSWERED
your last letter some time ago, but
never mailed it. | thou ht l had
mailed it, but found IL in my pocket to-
lay. So you see | had your letter, and
a / the time L thought you bad IL.
There now, so much SO well. | hope
you will believe me. In regard to
-ir. IBIS L viii say | have not en- Or
heard frrm b N for some time. We'll
Aggie, had notion not to answer
thI~ day. and wait ii week from Monday
for you to come. l wish you was here
now. Why uou'5 YOU come? [ AN
go ng 10 open a swell place the first of
March. / wart you to take charge If
he dining room. Nov | want you I"
come as soon as you can so you can get
ust TO thu, plucr. | am doing more
hisness than ANY ole n he city. We
f.. bout i o Der day. | fave got n
pardner now, il b suess w a. Fan
ming. of Denv'r A b 10Y no 81 He is
nephew of } D Tanning. proprietor of
the Al bany. H has only b with IN
-ince the tir-t of hi me-. Now Age
if you are com pg t. E Pasn [ want
yVu now; You wuut hardly know the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
MISS AGNES KNIGHT.

writing. but my private secretary Il
out ana l have 20. To write myself. Sne
has got the grip Tnere now, [ sup
pose you will say an olher skirt on rf,
string. BIT you know that l don't
think about gtrls mulch. L have go;
TO mutcn BUSINESS at preaSant w eIl
Aggie don't you think that you coulu
come down soon Ii you haven't got mon
ey W come on L wlll.send you a ticket, So
let me know at once. Now you
mus not go to extreme with
,our imagination. You know that ID
man in Dis has got his hands full.
and as to monKeyIug with girls as YOU
ished room Of my own. Il is likelivIng
al home. There is Only Que thing liz
ing and | think when you come we Can
Q. K.
Well must close as l have got i.
date and II Is now 40 p. III. So, Ia
tar. boot forget 10 write soon. With
mulch love. w. A. ROGERS.
Miss Knight states emphatlcaLy INA
Rogers could not have been IN cnurcn
Sunday morning for he certainly did
meet her at the Santa Fe depot, where
sic eau prove by the baggage mas er
that he got her trunk for her, and then
he telepnoned for an express wagon to
take the trunk to the Center
Block hotel. Moreover Rogers did
borrow $40 from her, ana SAID at the
time that he had $4UO in the bank,
aud would return the cash in the
morning when the bank opened. Then
Mr.. O Keeffe of the Times was tod
by Mr.. framing that Rogers Was b ow-
ing in Mss KnighL's mouey: also, ROg
ers told Mr.. O 'Keetfe subse quently that
he had returned the money. Sac says
that Rogers took her down to EoleJa
that day to visit with his parents who
expressed themselves to her as very
well pleased with tn ir son 5 choice Of
mate in life. They wanted her /"
wait and have the ceremony there, but
Rogers thought they had better return
10 town aud arrived in this city at 10
n. m, Sunday. Rogers told Miss
Knight, she says that he would call for
her at IA. m. the next day and take
her to breakfast, then he would secure
the marriage license and have the cere-
mony performed at 2 p. M, that day.
AS the expected groom failed to
show up, the expected bride waited
with all due patience until noon when
she walked over to the restaurant on
Sun Antonio street. There sha mot
Rogers senior, who didn't exactly
know where his son was SO be walk
back TO the hotel with her, and then
said he would go over to Mrs. Don
nelly's further up the street where he
K. ignt f flowed in his footsteps. and
MT bow coming down the SIPS who
said that Rogers had gone oyer the
r YER to marry one of the Dnnnellv
girls. who was MARI ed as NJ SIS Van
Bnskirk. Then old Mr. Rogers said
yes, his son had gone over tn" river to
marry Miss popaelly: Mis- Knight
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
w. D. HOWE, Registrar.

Spring Humors. eruptjons, hives,
DO l., piinples, sores, are perfectly and
F"rmanentiy cu~ed by Hoods Sarsapa-
n la, the best Spring Medlcine and One
True Blood Pu lfier.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
Threw Away his Canes.

MIR. ID. W uey, eA-posLmas.er, Black
Greek, N. Y, Was 50 badly af1iCLcu
with RHEUMATISM that he Was OnIy
aDIe to noOule around with canes, an
even then IL caused MIN great pain q.
After Using Cnam berlau's Pam Baim
he was 81 mucn improved that H.
threw away MS Canes. He says this
HClmenL did Linn more goou Jnan eli
OJuer mvulclnes ana treatment pun
together. For sale at 90 Gents per
buLLle py aIl druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24

was very much astonished. bat con-
cluded to aw ait Developments, and re-
turned to he hotel. She was not long
in finding ouS.
She says she has been engaged to
Rogers for d year, having met hln 10
California some time previous where
her father was sick. While she is Ger
tain that Rogers had or been engaged
to Mis- DnnnGiIy for over two week
She never we0t near the eff Of the
publication that ca l. her hiackmati-
err, and il fac. u0aS not know where II
is. But she; Il d 20 10 IN" Times Office,
although she had been advised to call
on the HERALD fir-t. Mis- kaight de-
MES point l4uk that she Offered 10
settle with Rogers 5eniO" for $40 On
the contrary sne is pleased 10 give the
you g man as a wedding pres ert all
the money he has cost her, which will
amount to about $3.50. III s. knight
flu ther says she never worked III g
restaurants; she always lived a. home
with her father in Kecne, n. H.. and
only since his death she has lived with
Ter brother i'll Denver. Her brother
advised her not to have aayfnl1g 10 Ct }
with young Ro2ers. aDd she is sorry
now that ehe did not act on his advice.
VI s. Knight SAYS il has been worth
500 10 her To learn Of Rogers real
abilities.
Sne makes no threats against the
young man, only she intends to make
MIN toe The scratch when he returns.
and cough up rhe truth.
PER CONTRA.
w. A. r gers and bride returned to-
day, and lie was ca I'D on bya HERALD
reporter He declared empha cally
that be neve" was engaged to NJ -
Knight: that the letter printed above
| hFa had
signed himself with mutch
love-" and that the letter he
| did write her was purely a business al
| fair, and had no love in it. Moreover,
h. deClar, that Miss Knights brothe'
| is a cigar make il Denver, and IS rot
| 4 printer; that she wnrked in the Kel' y
| listers r" staurant on Chapa street. b
tween II and Is streets a. a waiter, at
that she had been living vii h prin
| er not her brother Miss Knight was
sent to the Kelly restaurant by well
known employ ment agency IN Denver
and Mr.. Rogers is ready to give the
Games of reputable people IN Denve'
who will back him up in his stat
| mert.s
| Mr.. Rogers declares that he is entire
| Y innocent OF all wrong doing or at
| tempt u wrong doing: also that he car
| prove he was in the Baptist church las
| sunday morning when he was accused
| Of being at the train 20 meet NJ ::
Knight: and that the first he saw of hel
| was when he came home aud found hel
! waiting in his room at Mrs. DDDnelly'S
| md she exclaim d. You didn't know
[ was coming, did you?" The woman
mu be insane, and ali this sensation Il
of her own cooking up. MIR. Roge
has all the demeaGor and air of man o
randor and who won be willing t.
stand by what he is say ing. His wife:
folks and partner, Mr.. flaming, ar.
| with him, and say Miss knight mus
| be out of her head to make such state
ments, and hat the young man is free
! from all wrong doing in the matter.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL
Acme saloon for good whiskey.
Blank books cheap at Twins.
Go to irwin for window glass.
land IL year old whiskey at Acme
Delicious coffee at Smiths Creamery.
Butter % and 35 cts. Smiths Cream
cry.
Typewriter paper at the HERALD of
dee.
Apple sauce with cream. Smith s
Creamery.
Hot biscuit. Fine butter. Smiths
Creamery.
Stoves and Steel Ranges; low prices.
MomSen & ihorne'S
Try the bread made by the Dickin-
son Home Bakery.
WANTED-Good cook at the We'll
lingtvn restaurant.
Ell PASO STEAM LAUNDRY,
Telephone No At.
Mining Location Blanks for Sale at
This Office.
Mining location notices for sale al
the HERALD job office.
Ask for Eel PASO TRANSFER"
the best cent CIGAR on the market.
The BEST Mexican and Havana cigars
are made by the Ell Paso Cigar Mfg
Co.
Wall paper Is cents per double roll,
telephone 2U6, futile Pant and Glass
company.
Pleasant furnished room, private
family, privilege of parlor, 4O3 N. Ell
PasO st.
WANTED-A girl to do the kitchen
and household work for family of five.
Apply at last house west on Epson
Ave.
Miss Lucy Connelley would be pleas
ed t. accom- moda o her customers d
lO2 Santa Re street, in fashionable
dress making.
Payne Badger Coal company, Nc
AleoJer, CerllloS ana anthracite coal
cord AID stove WOOD, yard Second anu
Chihuahua streets. Telephone No. IL
FL Paso Fuel Co., are The" agents
for the ceiebraGeG CerriIlos W nlte
ASH and antnersIJe coaiS. Succ- ssUrs
to CerrlIlos Coal II K 60. Phone
ITO.
O'Brien Coal Co., are agents fot
'.CerrIliosCoai. We sell the ce.ebre,t
ed white ash anu ntbraclte and MAJ e
specially OF screened Jumps Tor CO
mesElc USES. PnOuo 5.
Just received fresh lot of sugaf
cured ham, eXLra quality; nice bron h
fast bacon, pure Iaai white la DeI la q.
dev.Ied ana poaLe nam, Iunch Lous ue,
roast anu cnlppvd ueef aud great
may OGher speciaiLles which We sell
for cash only, ana tney go very i'd t De-
Cause prices are low. Eli PasU Grocery
company, liz h. Overland.
Sc .. l.. Hughes II you want leather
Or Sauuiery goouS lOr MEXICO. ALy-
thing III thai me L wIIi deliver ~
Any poInL Oh the tMeXiCan Central a.
American prices tUr American sly it
& -Ous. YOU can save uu.y ao ines
goods are manufactured al Mckee.
Cali anu sec Samples vi Stock.
>. l.. HUGHES, - get.
Corner San he we OvSIIanu
stI ee., Ell taso, Texas.
Oeaier Ii nai ness anu saddIes; carriage
Repairing, eLc.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
BuckIen's Arnica Saive.

The best Salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, SILL rheum,
fever sores, letter, cnapped hanos,
chllbIalns, cOrns anu Sll SKIN erupJlOns,
sAu positively cureo plies or NO pay re
CURED. IL Is guurauLeeu 10 give perfec,
Or money refunded. frlce
% cents per DOA. For sale by w. "A.
Irwin and Co., Wholesale and retail
drux QlsLS Iii PSsO.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24

beginning at ii. m., on the first
Tuesday IN March, 1897. This same be-
ing the first TUESDAY IN said mon h, in
Dom thirteen (l3) W ells-Fargo build
no, o. i7g ne room now occupied by
W. W. Bridg r., Justice of the peace
a. Il just ce's Office, thu books OF the
otfic" Of Registrar of voters of the City
of FL Paso, Texas. will be open for the
reg ration OF voters st the city NUM-
%ipal election 10 be held IN said CI;y of
Ri PAeo, Texas, on Tuesdav, April I3.
1891, the same bel, = tle second Tues
Gay of =: d month of Aurii. Sid Office
will be open from m. to D. III :.
dauy, and beginning laid secoEd of
March, 1897, VIII open to- twenty con-
secutive days, Sunday excluded. Uuder
the law no person not reg stored will be
enLirl ii TO vote.
w. D. Howe. Rauistrar
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
Notice to the Public.

DONA ANA. N. Mex Feb. 6, 1897.
We hereby notify all concerned tn t
We shall pay no orders, acquisitions or
accounts of any suh-coutractor or en-
ployee unless authorized by US in writ
ing from this office.
W. c BRADBURY g. Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-24
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children Jeetnlng
1t 5OoJhe5 the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures vino
colo. and 10 the best remedy for dlar-
rhuea. Twenty-Five cents a DoJLle.