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FOR RENT
1335-37-3o T. At NV

foh KEN L
1335-37-39 L st NV,
13r. .$225. 90
GOO 14th NV, lar. 300. 90
2233 . (fur), 13r. .l25. 60
O06 X st NV, Tor. $500
1924 18th st, Tor. So. 81
723 Sth st NV, 13r. &c. 69
10 Sth st NV, 15r. 81. 90
721 18th st NV, 12r. G5. 90
1913 + st NV, Tor. SO. 90
PIG Ind av NV, Or. 5000
1873 COrcoran, 1lr. AZ. 90
S14 l st NV, Or. "a. 90
8 Orme fats NV, Sr. ~. 90
1913 II st NV, Tor Or. 90
224 n ] av NV, Of. 10. 60
1909 18th NV, Tor. . 20. so
1923 22d NV, 11r. 40. 90
901 21st st NV, 11r. 20. co
902 Mass av NV, 7r. 1000
42f II st NV, 14r. 400
30 N J av NV. Or. .35. 60
1926 9Th st NV, Tor .33. so
zoos 14th NV. Tor. IS. 90
1903 18th NV, Sr. .35. 90
112 22d st NV, Or. IS. 90
1919 l. st NV. Tor. .35. 90
141S 18th NV, Tor. .a0. IS
sos r ut NV, 6r. 30. 90
The above Is only a port
books. For iull list call q
on the LIST and 18th.
nr,0f Az thER
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FOR RENT-FoUR DESIRABLY SITUATED AND
nice houses at low rent-133O 9Th st. NV; 10
rooms and bath: $35. Sth and East Capitol
sts.; rooms and bath: $50: zoos 14th st. NV;
rooms and bath; $35. Inquire OF FRANK T.
BROWNING. 418 9Th st NV. city. au2I-tf
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OUT OF TOWN,

FOR RENT-FUR.. A SPLENDID MARBLE RES
tdeDcc In Baltimore city. the s.w. cor. Of
Washington pace and Madison ave.: the shove
house Ii elegantly furnished throughout; contains
pass. niger snd freight elevator. bath rooms and
all modern conyenieIces: within minutes of
Union and Mt. Royal R.R. stations. The house
will be rented either with without a large
stable. two squares from the house. containing
box and open stalls. carriage elevator and all mod
ern stable conveniences. Apply to JAMES Nc
EvOY. Grnham's Warehouse. Park and Dol
phin ST.. Baltimore. Md. jy23-2m
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FOR RENT-BY R. Q. HoLTzMAN. REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker. 10th. and y SITS. NV.
1915 av. Tor. $1,000 1916 Riggs st, 81. S. 90
1919 Az ,sr. 90 90 ~, =.
Us fp NV. ESQ issl Ii. Il. 80. 20
1892 st. Tor. -. IS 90 325 NV Tor % 50
1223S1nth, Tor: 80 g 1871 WaIach 6r.. %. 80
I422 ST. i2r..... sSS 1905 Cambridge Or. IS 90
20! nv. lr.. 90 1919 Fla av ne. 7r. q. 90
1850 Oregon az. 11r. 5000 43s Fla av, Or . % 81
1852 Oregon 11r 90 438 Fla av. 6r. - 81
110i NV ior. 5000 400 Fla av, sr. -. q. 80
40 9th 1t NV. i2r % 1887 9th NV. 7r. q 80
a LIE st. st. 81 ~ esh ne ne g g
bl5 4th NV. sr. GO 4s5 Mass av. d.. 20 30
I3l4h 9th NV. l0r. so COS se, rs. 40
Iss4 18th NV, sr. 100 go av NV. IF. $50
ieS7 ost. 20 "a, sv. 5r. Is 90
sSai ,p,s q q 1.,h
1927 14th NV. Or. 80 1862 Sc, IA 90
~ I Eli sy s 81 e
II OF housiy f Fl 9T
E,esau. rooms in 4nEIe - La $40 and 81,
building: ,seproet. from Desirable rooms, ATTAIN
:,s:% e.. % ssssf from SO to SIS
$50 NV. s''s. Son. ssS sss and so
w Sssaso pff g. Sc 81; az :.
az OH Il ~ | e 81 81 4. reai::: 300
:ss : 4 d. hoiiIssiAS. 10th and + sd. NV.
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FOR RENT-1719 Q ST NV: II ROOMS AND
attic: hath rooms; enlarged and improved 10y
present owner: newly papered: first-class coldi-
tion. Room e. Builders Exchange. 719 18th st.
s@41ms
FOR RFNT-SIXRoOMED HOUSES AT GREAT
" reduced rates.
ITO st nw...-.-S SID 5l2 10th st......-...Sl5
625 X st sw. .$lo.5oi e3l st SO
Al Defrees st. .S!ei $40 Lettie st sw.- 81. 80
an2I-10t E. A. MCINTYRE 224 C 81. NV
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B. Il. WARNER Z CO., ale F ct.

FOR REM
1855 P. iir&b. .ssooeI2s1 I'd M. 7rsb. 20 50
1850 18th. f0r&b. N lzth ne, 7r&b. % n
i!u Kenesav. sr. $50 ih2a Madison. o.. 1000
Ralph ". LEE eoo 18th nv. rPhons 2olo.l
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-S.w: CORNER OF 18TH AND T
SITS. NV, fronting 20 feet 10th st. and 100
feet on ST.; wide parking on both SITS. and
alley I'm rear. PERcivAL NJ. BROWN. Esr-,
Az 5th st. NV. st9-stf
FOR sALE-CHEAP-A Lot 80 FIT. FRONT;
within half square Of ST. Dominates Church:
ut 65 cents per foot IL cold within 10 days. &.
ii. PARKER CO., ~ and " sts sw. ses-3t
FOR sAIE-ATrENTICN, RIJLDERS. LOIS on
v. G. ave. Lincoln Park easy terms; TO
responsible builder viii take second trust
MEYERS ANDERSON.
se9-1w 1S23 q 81. NV.
FOE SALE-Ar HYNfSBoRO' PARK, NEAR
Seabrook or Lanhnm station. ID. aud T.. RR- IN
lots forming Deariy two Of land, In on.
tract; cheap for cash. Address BUSINESS Ard
wick. Nj. eef1-3ts
FOR sAIIE-BY
HEfsKE7I. 4 McIKRAN, zoos r St NV
TWO DECIDED BARGA1Ns.
Very cheap. clle3ce building Dot west side
Of 1oh 1T NV: size 10xl00. to 13-ft. alley.
$500 for building lot - feet front On 2lst
ct. nv. near Il 81, and only half block from
Cknn- ave. HEfSkNL McI.ERAN.
se9-3t I00s st. NV.
FOR sALE--oR EXCHANGE FOR NEW HOUSE
NV. large plot cor. 10th and Nd ne, SUBJ
TO only $500. IN or iefore two yean; will SUBJ
futo II good lots: splendld chance f0 boulder.
seS W. D. MINNIx. 1877 &C. NV.
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SQK RENT-1209 Q IT.; ROOMS, RECEPTION
~. tue menfe3s; modern ho1es IN very
4fsiefte locations H1uced Do 80: Wtthin e.
nqusre q rupid tran1tt. Ksys 1t z2o4 Q Ct.
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1906 W st NV, Sr. 80. 90
CD Mt 2l26 1Afh ST

1906 W st NV, Sr. 30. 90
Up pit 2l26 14th st
1449 S st NV, 7r...2s.30
1905 4th st NV, 1r. .26.G0
1908 18th st NV, Or. %. so
$50 Spruce st NV. .23. 40
$40 II st NV, 7r. ..25. so
Up pt 1908 7th st
lOi7 2ed st NV, Or. .25. 90
1919 p st NV, Ar. .-25. 90
2203 18th st NV. Or. Is. 09
, 1907 9th st NV, Or. .24.0o
1881 VT av NV, sr. .3.00
$50 Dist st NV, Or. .22.5
1902 Sth st NV, Or. %. so
1916 Sth st NV. Or. .2l 80
1924 9Th st NV. Or. .20.O0
S16 n H av NV, Or. 90. 90
I72S L st NV, Or. ..20.OO
, COZ n st NV, Or. Ia. 40
515-19 N Cap st, 6r.1s.30
513 s st NV, Or. 1880
2360 9th st NV, Or. 1880
1903 l. st NV, 5r. ..1c.50
2011 L st NV, 5r. 10. SO
1925 9th st NV. 6r. 1G.30
Is l. st NV, Or. ....16.O0
ion Of the property on my
t ONCE for bulletin issued
g. e. wAGGAMAN,
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TABLE BOARD.

at the American Ho1se. Coz. 7th IT. and Pa ave-
ts the be.t n the city; only }lS per mo: dining
rooms snd Kitchen redtted and newly furnished;
electric ughts and fans; special aceommodations
for ladies'. CHAA ". LnANNARDA. Freq
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11S E Sc. Sr&ba. 50
1873 18th. 6rNb (coD. 20.5O
lI15 18th, 7r tcoD. 10. 40
231 10th ne. 6r&b. 1880
1913 18th, store, 2r.1S.00
1873 18th. Tr&b. .1I.0
2S11 o NV, Or fcoD .17.CO
l121 Harvard st, Col
Hts, Or, wa. 1850
316 II ne. Gr&wa. . 1850
12OS Ward ct, 4r,w.l0.OO
R'r 1854 K, Ar lcon.S.U0
& CO.. 1919 r st. NV.
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FOR RENT

bO0ks. For tO list call at ONCE Tor bulletin ISSUED
the LIST and 18th.
THOS e WAGGAMAN.
au24tu, th&f 9li st. NV
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2llS e. Or. wa. .l4.O0
Large storage room 800
Sto ITO Pa nv NV. 20. 90
1121 Goth. Sr. wa. .ls. 10
Sto Ills Fla nv NV IL. 90
Good houses for colored
tenants. on the street, at
$3.50. $40. $3.50, $3.50
and $l4.50. In alleys
from IS up.
KINS. 500 10th ST. NV.
R7 + nc, 6r&ba. DO. 90
49, : NV. Gr&lsa- DO. 90
1926 18th NV, Or. ..17.50
cons 3D. nv, Grab. 1850
2l23 10th NV, Or. rs. 20
1872 30th nv. ir&cel. 12.30
1856 I'd st &c. Or. .lO.0
c26 ispmeroy. Ar. $50
THE TSANTON FLATS.
a. RUST. GtS 18th n-w.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE IMPROVED CITY PROP
erty. neat Groom hocse, In Hyattsville; 6
minutes walk from depot; corner lot, a5xl50;
high and healthy; willing to s.. 000 CT
$SO00 equity. ROGERS & ROGERS, 33S Ind.
ave., aid Hyattsville, Md. eeS-3t
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FOR REM
1902 2lst nw.15r&i,$15. 90
IT'D 21st NV. fur'd "a. 90
1879 n II av.12r&b. Co. 80
III I'd nc. 12r6isa go. 90
I707 18th NV, 1Sr&b. 10. O.,
81 n Y nv. 9r&ba IS. 81.
11O4 n H av.7rkba 30. so
2149 L NV, r.cel&b. 80. 10
cugS-tf RI I
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6l3 g nv. Tor. -. 30. 90
le2 "a NV. Or ...l0.60
1913 Union st, Or. .....a
zoe 9th nw.sto. $500 rear
Sta r'r 1871 Curcoran. 10
~ Onion Ct ~. 6r. =
HEREFORD 1ao7 = A.
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FOE RENT
1928 f st NV. $500. 90
1919 F NV, Office. so. 90
1917 10th NV. Sr&h 80. co
924 sd st, 10r&b. 40. co
1921 \ II nv. 6r&b 40. %
1901 Whitney ave
NV. store. 81 80
703 c sw. sr&b. :. 30. SO
1885 I'D NV. SrSb. 30. 90
1888 18th, Grab. =. 900
1899 10th, Sr&b- I'D 30
au27-tf DEEBLE
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Frs "a ANDERSON. 1929 Gn.w.

FOR SALE BARGAIN-3-SI'oRY BRICK HoI'SE:
back lnildns. store and cellar; with two story
brick stable; centrally located; for $3.50. Ap-
ply to l.. CABEiI WILLIAMSON, AIS La ave
NV.
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JOHN l.. WEAVER,
Telephone 1104.
2511 32d, Ir........22. so
335 Spruce NV. Sr. 10. so
A4-46 o NV, 7r....@. so
AR NV, 7r. 20. 30
3l9 Spruce NV, 8r. 20. 30
Stable 1Sth&NY av.20.0O
1924 sd NV, Or. 1880
1886 Elm, Grab. ....I8.3 80
1924 Fla. az. 6r....15.O0
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FOR SAIE-THo OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian college subdivision cor. 18th and
BlDney sts.; IL rooms each. masnihc,-nily finish
ed; vii! lie sold cheap and coed terms. Apply
to owner. CliAS. c. DUNCANS0N, 9Th and u
H. 81.
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OUR NERVES ARE ON EDGE THIS MORNING
and we're out with the dough-" paying exceesIvs
cash exchange for gents left-on garments Have
US call now.
sr95tf JUsTH's OLD STAND, $40 d at. NV.
W. WILLIAMS, AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DRTEC-
tive aSeucy-Conndeutial communications prompt
~ attended 20; once open all hours; best refs.
Established 1880. Sapt. 020 = 1t. NV. au22- Inn
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
Ell PASO EUEL COMPANY-

This enterprise esta blished in 1890 and
in the fall of 1896 became the successor
of the CerrillOs Coal r. II. Co.. by the
purchase of their yards and business in
this city. now ranks as one of our most
prominent commercial institutions.
The warehouses and yards of the COM
pany. at HI 5. Santa F'e street. COM
prise an area of 125X250 feet. The same
possessing every facility for the most
successful prosecution of their business
including switch connections with all
railroads entering the city.
The company are special agents for
the celebrated CerrilloS, white ash and
anthracite Goals. both Wholesale and
retail. also wholesale and retail dealers
in Cumberland blacksmith Goals wood
hay. grain and all kinds of feed. lime.
hair. cement. plaster of paris. building
and fire brick. tar. pitch. roofing felt
and all kinds of building paper. and eX-
tensive growers a d shippers of alfalfa
This concern has become quite Il
factor in the general make up of our
commerce and its business is constant
ly increasing. They now employ from
seven to ten men and operate from
three to six delivery wagons constant
ly. They have exceptional facilities
and are prepared to make prices on
such goods as they handle that cannot
be met by any ordinary competition.
The business is under the manage
ment of Mr.. w. w. Fink. W ose ex-
perience and enterprise has placed it
in the foremost rank of our most pros
porous commercial enterprises
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
CLIFFORD BROS ,

One of the most populsr business
houses of the city is that cnnd ct ID by
MesSrS. James and L mOthv Clifford at
% San Antonio street. This business
was esta biished fur years ago By the
present p OPP lie tors. and from the out
set have been very successful until
today. the trade which is wholesale
and refill comes from ali parts of the
ity and surrounding country. The
saltsr CONS are 20Xl23 feet in area.
aud are modern and comp etc in their
equipment and appointment and arr
heavily stocked with everything in the
line of staple and fancy groceries. teas.
coffees. fruits, cigars. etc. also a full
and complete line of general merchan-
disc. everything being purchased
direct from the leading sources of
supply. Goods are delivered free of
charge to any part of the city and mail
orders are promptly attended to. To
the efforts of the management to adj
vance the interests of their patrons the
house owes its own rapid advancement.
Both members of this enterprising firm
ire pleasant gentlemen to do business
With.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
KATZ BROS.

An old est blished enterprise in FL
Pasn. is that of Messrs. katz Bros Job
bers in e. oceries and dry goods. This
business was founded many years ago
by MessrS. l.. B. Prudential n Co..
TIE p~e-ent firm assuming control the
spring of 1896. under the m rngae e t
of Mr. Sam FIR nd nthal. This hou e
has had a 10 experience with the
trade and has built uD a large patron
age. The premises occu ie' at lO2 Ell
Pa q st eet are sp ci IL and well equip
ped for all purposes of tue bnsl es@.
T. e ock is one of the most complete
in this section. and inclu es full AMI
fresh line of staple and fancy grocer
les, dry goods and notions of eve"y des-
cription. A large staff of help Is en-
plOyed and all orders receive careful
and prompt att. ntiOn. This house sup
plies very large ira e and has tr vel
ling men representing it throughout
Western Texas, Arizona. New Mexico
and Northern Mexico. Mr.. Sam Freud
enthal. he manager. is an enterprising
ana public spirited business man.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
HAsTON AND ROBINSON.

In this branch Of commerce we can
mention n" more worthy representa-
tive than this popular hou e. This
enterprise was fOuGded one Y ar ago
auu from the very start the busine-
showed that the reputitlou of the
man cement for good bu-iness me-
thodS was sure to m ike t one of the
most imp 'rtart in heir parti 'ular line
in thu city. The p emt-es occupied at
32o San Antouio str ct are pea ly ap-
pointed. In the + ar Is the Storage
room. Here vii a ways be found d
full line Of the b st meats, game ana
poultry, and nothiug but tue very best
is handled
The firm p 'rsonally select all their
own ca tie, which they have 81 yhter
ed. and only the b st ANNA are
killed. They a so do a general com
mssi n business a d are age ITS for the
Belle Spring Creamery hut er. A
wholesale and retail NEAT business is
carried on and s'atf of competent
assistants are emp oye1. Mail and
tell phone orders aoe promptly attend
ed u while city orders are delivered
fire., of charge and without delay.
NJ -s-r-. H. j. HA-tDn and A NJ.
Robinson comprise the tirm, thy are
bnth enterpr sing and honorable busi-
ness men.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
SUPPLEMENTARY HARDWARE
COMPANY

The wonderful progress made by Ell
Paso In the past ten years has given
her commercial and industrial prom
inence second to that of no city in the
tate. We are proud to be able to
state that one of the leading hardware
firms in southwest is located in this
lily, aud that is the firm which heads
his sketch. In 1882 the business was
Established by Messrs. Krakauer, Fork
" Moye, and two years ago the style
Of the firm changed to John Steffiau &
company, and January Stn, 1897. the
hu firm re,uu ed their former business
relations here, and the present styl
vas adopted. This firm have also large
stores at chihuahua, Mexico, and San
Antonio, Texas. They carry large
-tock of heavy and shelf hardware
farm and agricultural implements OF
ali kinds, wagons, builders material.
-toves, mining supplies and in fact
verifying that Is 10 be found in first
class NE ropOlitan store. The trade is
both Wholesale and retail and extends
throughout Texas, New Mexico, Ari-
iona and old Mexico. A staff of COM
mercial travellers are kept constantly
on the road to look after the wants OF
their customers. The main store is
coated on Ell Paso street, and is
handsome two story brlck building,
5OX125 feet in area. They have also a
large warehouse for the storage of
farm implements, wagons and heavy
goods in general. The officers are
among our most respected citizens and
business men. Mr.. Ed. Moye is the
presidents; Max Krakauer, vice-pres-
ldent; John Steffian, seer. t.ry, and Mr..
Adolph krakauer, treasurer. Mr..
Adolpa Krakauer is one of the Oldest
cit zens of Ell Paso and is highly res
pected throughout the southwest. The
above named gentlemen constitute the
directorate together with Messrs. Gus.
York and Albert Krakauer. Tney are
all men of high standin", d,voting
heir personal attention to effective
service of the trade.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
MOMSEN ~ THORNE.

| A splendid establishment in every
| respect is that Of the above mentioned
urrn In 1886 thi. firm established
| their bu-ineS- and from the utset have
been very succe -ful. The trade Is
whole ale am retail ana crme- firm
Northern Mexico, Arizona. New Mex
leo ami TeXa-.
The premises o 'cupied consists OF
two st ry builuing lOUXl5O feet in area
which is "wned by the firm. at ll2-1l4
Oregon street. they are het, ily stocked
The include ranges, stoves: pumps,
tinA are. sheet ir"nware. etc. and are
manufn cturer- of galvanized iron corn
ice, Skylight-. ms, tin and iron roof
ing. etc. the speedily being work in
beet iron for mines and smelterS. San
it ,ry plu bling in I'll its br inches are
attended, to IN the mot -cientihc prin-
ciples. Employment i given to staff
of competent mech mic. and all work
is under the prrs nal -upervisl on of the
individu ii members of the firm. Me SIS.
Gus. Momsen and r. H. ThOrne are
b tn enterpris ng men an! own con-
side able property in the city. Tney
h I'D the contract for the entire roofing
and iron WORK on the hi uahu4 breA-
e y. which t"ey have jut completed,
they have done more WORK in their line
in Mexico than any other ii m, ana
such is t cir reputation for honest
wor< at new Work i constantly COM
inc in.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

butter. eggs. fruits. and vegetables in
sea on. Great care is taken to Ike p the
stock fresh and as only nr-t-cla5s goods
are pure based. patron, need have no
far of getting vt ing adulterated.
Several cle"ks are empl yea anu every
lnducemeut made to cater to the con-
veDieuce Of patrons. all goods being
delivered fire: of charge to any part of
the city. Mail Orue receive prompt
affection AMI are shipped with des-
patch to any poiut. Tni- firm does
It ictly cash business and by sn doing,
tn Y can atfOru to sell much cheaper
Tue president and manager, Mr.. A.
Goodman Is man of wide experience
III the bu 1n~Ss and he devOte5 mis- per-
-Onal attention t. the etfecti service
OF the traue. Toe vice-president is Mr..
j. A. Smith, one of Ell Pa ,o's well
known and public-spirited men, be is
Interested III other lines Of business.
Mr.. w. j. Joi es tne scr. tary Is also
Interested in auo her bu-ine.s aad is
highly esteemed il Ell Paso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
w, \, IRWIN Il CO.

This well known and successful bust
ness was established in June 1881. The
premises occupied at lib Ell Paso street,
comprise two floors. 23Xl35 feet in area.
both admirably equipped for all re-
quirements of the business. The stock
is large and very complete. embracing
u full line of fresh. pure drugs. chemi-
Gals, tinctures, proprietary medicines.
perfumes. toilet articles. druggists and
physicians supplies, and surgical in
struments, stationery books, fancy
goods. periodicals. newspapers. IN gazi-
mes. etc. y full line of paints, oils, win
dow glass. also artists and Photographic
supplies. The laboratory is especial
ly well appointed, and physicians pres
criptions as well as family recipes are
carefully compounde !. The business
is wholesale and retail in ch rlcter
and besides n l rye local TT de the
house does business through the mail
in all p rts of New Mexico. ArizOn, i.
Mexico. md western TeX,s. The firm
is composed of Mr.. w. y. Irwin, and
his b other DR.. .. G. irwin. Mr.. w.
A. Irwin is ii registered phi rm cist,
while DR.. .. G. irwin is one of our
most prominent phyici ms. Both are
well and fAvorably known in Ell Peso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

Among the most flOurishing business
establishments of the city is the City
Market" OF which Mr.. j. II Nations
is the proprietor. loca ed at 2l6 San A n
to 10 street. NJ. Nations commenced
business in this city some years ago,
and in 1893 bought out his present
location. He is wholesale and retail
dealer in choice fresh meats of all kinds.
The trade comes from all parts of the
city and surrounding towns. he prem
Uses occupied are conveniently located
and are equipped with large refriger-
atOr and all other necessary cOnven-
fences. Mr.. Nations is shortly going
to erect a handsome TWO story brick
building on his present location. and
when finished. it will be the finest
and best equipped meat market in the
southwest. he slaughter houses are
located outside the city limits and are
well equipped for the business. Orders !
are delivered free of charge to any part |
of the city, mail orders are promptly at |
tended to. The extensive scale of Mr.. |
Nations operations and the excellent |
connections he maintains with pro- |
ducerS enables him to offer inducements |
to the trade and to n patrons as to |
the quality of meat and prices. which |
lesser houses are unable to duplicate. /
Mr.. Nations is one of our prominent |
business men. He is enterprising and |
public spirited having the prosperity |
of his adopted city at heart |
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
JOHN Drummer

The lea ling arbi er Of fashions as to
gentiemen's dress in FL Pa is Mr.
john Drummer. who a. an arti-t'c re-
pr-senta i've of his bushes, has no
sup rinr in his country Mr. Brunnf +
e-tabl shed This business here in 1887
and ta5 now gained the pa ronage of
the best dressed men in + Pasp. The
premises occupied "a 104 Ell Pa>o sire ct
comprise a two st ry bull ing which is
admirably adapt d for al purposes of
the business. On the fir.t floor will be
fou ID til It ,ck. which includes the
newest patterns N f reign AID dOmes-
tic gOnus FIR settings. vestirgs and
trouserings. Here W II also be found
the most compl te line OF mems fur
ni-hing- in tie ci y. MIR Bruoner TAX
ing spe la paiaS tn secure the newest
and mobiles STYLES of neckwear, etc. |
His furnishing department is splendid |!
~ stocked, while his tail ring stock |
can net be sur a-sed in he state. All .
goods are persona ly selected by MIR. 4
Drummer. wfO-e taste cannot be dis
putet Ga the second floor is the
where Only the most skilled
arti ans ara empl .yed Mr. Brunner
IS himself Il ski lful cutter and employs
My the m st experienced assi-tanc-.
He guarantees a perfect fl AID has
saroed a well merited reputation as the