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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
Echoes From the MuIkey
Meetings.

The following contribution should
have reached this Office in time for
last weeks issue but was delayed
in passage and did not reach US
until Wednesday:
The following gave $1.00 each for
the purchase of an organ for the
Sunday school:
Rev Abe MILKY, J E Quebedeaux,
G Fleury, DR. w H Lancaster, Fl T
Wuneberger, ] II Butrell, S M
Landsdown, Mrs Lula Kerr, Mrs
Linda Lancaster, Mrs TT jackson,
] P Smith, ] f Dockery, Mrs c B
Floyd, P L McCurdy, E w Walker,
A r Mckay, B P Bloodworth, w j
Moore, jr., Mrs c K Reaves, R R
Harrison, Hatta Shipp, c B Floyd,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to Dir. w. H,
Lancaster are hereby notified that
the doctor has sold out at Moulton
and will leave soon. All so in
debted are respectfully requested to
come forward and make satisfactory
settlement. Should Dr.. Lancaster
not be at home his accounts and
books win be left in the hands Of
Mr.. A. NJ, Kotzebue. Please come
forward and settle. Horses, COWS.
hogs, fowl and furniture for sale at
a great reduction in price.
W. H. LANCASTER
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
MOULTON.

August Kuehn has SO far re-
covered as to be able to come to
town Saturday.
Mrs. Weddington has been visit
ing in Gonzales county for the past
ahree weeks but is expected home
this week.
Miss Helen Shorter left Saturday
Cor her home near Fort Worth.
Saturday evening Fred Crosby
and Bill Lueke we're practicing
with a bali in front of the barber
shop and Fred threw a hot one to
Bill who missed it and the ball
struck Bill's big black and tan dog
right between the eyes. The dog
fell over and stifIened out as if he
was killed and it was five minutes
before he came around and knew
where he was at,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
Business Changes.

Dick Cook some time ago bought
the livery stable but later sold it to
B. H. Cordes, who has sold his
saloon to Frank Bucek, possession
to be given Dec. LIST. Mr.. Cordes
intends to generally overhaul the
livery stable and put in first-class
teams at once. He intends to have
a first class stable in every respect.
GU. Bohnenkamp has purchased
the stock of Pophanken's beer sa-
loon. Pophanken will quit the
saloon business.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
Rev. Abe Mulkey

Rev. Abe Mulkey was raised at
Waxahachie, Texas, and was the
youngest son of a family of nine
children. His father, Rev. Will
liam Mulkey, was local minister
in the Methodist church, and re-
sided at Waxahachie until the time
of his death, which occurred in
September, 1869.
One of his brothers is practic--
ing physician in Kaufman, Texas.
There are three brothers in Fort
Worth and one in Dallas-all of
them successful business men who
have accumulated fine properties.
Rev. Abe Mulkey grew up during
the war, and consequently was de-
prived of the advantages of an early
education.
He started in the mercantile bust
ness in Waxahachie and was pros
porous, and married Miss Louisa
Kerr, daughter of Judge Kerr, of
Corsicana, Texas. His business
house was burned entailing great
loss, and he failed in business. He
,oto;,oJ ,o,,So ,,ro,o,,,,;,. A.
of his wife. About II years ago he
became convinced that he was
leading wicked life, and turned
over all his property-even his
watch and piano-to trustees and
notified his creditors of what he
had done, and that they might sell
and divide the property pro rata
amongst them. The sale did not
pay his debts. He fitted up a
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

I have just received another full
car Of steel Star wind mills and to
make room for my fall stock ! will
sell Star mills for the next thirty
days at reduced prices. I sold my
last CIR in sixty days, which /
think is more than any other firm
in Lavaca county has done, There
is no trouble to sell good mill
after it is once introduced. The
steel Star does the business under
all conditions. She lives on wind
and costs nothing for repairs.
G. e. RUHMANN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

- - ,
Flynt Tomlinson, Mrs j Eason,
Hicks Woods, Nat Williams, Leslie
Moore, Otto Yeager, Alex Kotzebue,
A NJ Kotzebue, Mrs NJ E Keesee,
r Jaeggli, Ed Boehnl II Krause,
Fl Thar, f 4 Fehrenkamp, Henry
Etlinger, Cash. Cash from old
Sunday school. 1885; contribu-
tions, $5.05; balance from incidental
collections, $1,000 Total, $685..
Amount Of incidental col
lections .... ..,.... 1863 30
Total incidental expenses, A 30
Balance in Sunday school --
treasury ...... ...... e.. $40 90
Amount of books sold, $1,000.
Free will Offering to Abe MILKY.
including his expenses from last
meeting, $142.05. Collected for
Methodist orphanage, $3.50,
Thirty-nine names were given
for church membership; about sixty
protested version,
Mr.. Buscher furnished thirteen
electric lights ten nights for the
small sum of $1,000.
Mr.. Lon White kindly lent if
teen rolls of cotton bagging to cover
the tabernacle and would have no
money for damage.
Mr.. Fehrenkamp loaned us the
lumber and only charged $3.50
damage.
Messrs. Wagner e. Helweg let us
have beer kegs for seats and plat
form free.
Our Flatonia friends were II bene-
diction to us in their presence and
help.
All our neighboring towns were
well represented and all extended q
helping hand.
The Sunday school enrolled about
fifty names and will meet each
Sabbath at $3.50 a. m. in the school
house. Mrs, Leona Kotzebue is
superintendent. The organ and
literature has been ordered.
The books entitled "From Ball
Room to Hell" bought by ]. F.
Dockery. r. L. J. Thornton, Rev.
A. G. Nolan, Mrs. I. C. Bailey,
w. G. Thornton, VIM. Schmidt,
Elton Bailey, J. H. Cole, A. A,
Pogue, will he sent to A. NJ. Kotze-
bue at Moulton for delivery, and
those bought by j. II. Harrison,
Mrs, Bloodsworth, Rev. J. f. Sulli-
van, Miss Bertha Smith and r. r.
Harrison, will send to w. H. Sulli-
van at Flatonia.
If any one has been left out who
has paid or helped in any way, ii
has not been done Intentionally
and is only an oversight.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
Better Go to Church Again

John F. Phillips, living on Frank
Wagner's farm the other side of
Old Moulton, attended the Mulkey
meetings here and as a result found
a pocketbook containing $3.50
which he had deposited with a
saloon man last Christmas. Better
go to church again, John.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
NOTICE.

AS I intend to leave Sinner on
October LIST, 1897, therefore | ask
everybody to pay the old firm,
Seydler q Eschenburg, to save
trouble and expenses by said time.
Respectfully,
GEO. SEYDLER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

NJ. c. Yates, late of Smiley, has
arrived in Moulton and will begin
che publication of a local paper
there. He will move his family
there and keep house, He has had
plenty of experience and will un-
doubleday make success of his
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

paper. Moulton can support a
local paper and will no doubt give
Mr., Yates a liberal support.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
H B, LE0NA6D C. j, GRAY
Yoakum Shinef
LEONARD & GRAY,
Attorneys-at-Law

Will practice in all courts of the
State. Collections, Conveyancine,
Contracts. given special attention.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
A COmplicat I'll Cas- !.

Sr. Calderon, oi this city, remains in
the JuareZ uarcel where he is likely t.
stay iuue0nltel y. 1t has been learueu
from the American legation at the
Ciy OF Me&ico that Inc u. ). COVE d
ment can do notning for the pris ne;
becau- Z he is IT an American C tiZ n,
having dOne nothing fur5her than %
take Out MS first pa perS which he dil
Year, ago. So Caid ron rema rs a Mex
lean CT .IZeu.
Moreover, it is alleged, tn vt as tn.
Ohense-Lnere Was 10 ono nse Com IN t
Ted, wa: committed on this side I'd
against tue y. s. government; ami
therefore The i. s guvernmen: should
have the first say II The Charge. linen
a. ain, the local feueral judge has
d)ubs about lis having any Jurl-dlc-
uon, aud tn question mas been refer
e. 10 the City Of Mexico for a. uuica-
ton. What i'll ue done next no body
Knows, like where Oat,, peas, beaLs anu
Dir.eV
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
COl.ralitOS Notes.

A 12S car transfer came over the
river this afternoon from the COrraii-
tOs yards.
Frank Powers went down to the front
last evening
TIE round house is finished except
the doors and some Of the tracks
There are two eng nes n there, NO-.
20 a d p w0ich are being repai ed.
The fou ,da ion of the ma mi ne shops
d going down. but un il these shops
are ready, the round house will have
10 be uti lied as a shop, aud ma :hinery
in transit has to be seJ up there for the
time ing.
The freight d pot is up above the
foundation. 1t is located directly
aero from the Central depot.
The passenger traffi. over the new
line continue, to be good.
Foreman S stewart has gone down the
line to set up the talks at the water
ST. items
|. is reported that TIE Corralitos
com;a any uas 1t cured the coveted con
cession for extension to the C ty Of
ing for the word to go to the front.
q! aiding wi be tar ed as soon as pos
sible after tlc eDginc Is have All the
lines
Me ssrs. Ra nsey, Logan and Mead
went south this mOruIng to locate
stations along the line.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
job Il Selmau Kills OLe.

Young John 5 Imam, son of the eX-
constabie Of tins precinct, killed man
named Thomas lurncr ~ b OwnwOod
last week. lie. :orts from Bro nwoOd
are very neagre, but from the fact
that Selman IL out on a small bond ii
seems tt u. he must nave been in some
way JUS d I'd Ia the shooting. The
shOoI z occui rel about twelve DAYS
ago bu tue man TurL e. did not die
unit | Saturday as. The pistol use d
y "Young' -, hn In the k ling was
n SIN oae used by ''Unc e. Jouu
two 1eArs ago when h, gave John
Yves ey Haru4n his coup d'erace.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
TIL g FOURTH IN Ell PASO.
Yesterday Was Rec gnized as the Day
to Celebrate.

The smouldering + mains of Amor
can pa 'ioti-m lay dormant in the
breasv of native cIJizens of this BE-
j Jnes ISSUED his prununc anento last
Sunday morning lad deied the police
d I'd the powers that be and sail an
Anrri, an citize b ID as much right to
ce- bra It the NATL dav of his cOuntrv
as Cninaman o. Il Mexican or any
other natiOua ivy. Gjve-a-D4m went
+ ght to work firing fire crack; rs
b mb>, cat mons and language, and
VII n the p ',ice wouldn't be I'd him in
i, air, he anne u, town a I'D cont let.
lis RACKET TO such d ext mt that it. an
Loye d Lum Mccoy, Il bartender, who
SSed le police to relieve him of the
dis. urban -. 30 officer Taylor ran IN
the fcStlvc Jones, BIT he never did stop
lis ja: from workinr. This was the
ifs arrest Tor ti"ing GA ckers, and the
buiarce Il Sunday WAS observed in an
ord rly rna1ner and there were no
more oefes to the police-exceps an
occasional BON that would 90 off in
ditTereut par of town
Enthusiasm was, however, aroused
ny Jones pronunc ameGto. The pa
triOlism in the Ame leans manly
breast was awakened aud be want to
boot tiie crackers and towards even
irg yesterday when word was brought
over the river hat there had been four
killings in JuareZ in two days and the
p. OOie over the river Were having
more fun than they we're on the Amer
icdn side, the en- husia5m broke loose
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

but when the Chinese got the fever
Officer Winkler could sand it 10
longer.
Give-a Dam Jones and the Chinaman
will D a zee core the recorder. on the
charge of shoe ing crackers and the
Chinaman will have the extra charge
of carrying gun. Jones has ordered
a jury, aud may get off, but after all
the heather Cninee will get mulched
AID his will probably end the Fourth
of July. '97.
Many blamed and cussed the police.
They only did thei. DUTY. They fol-
lowed OUT the 'aw and should receive
prai sc Instead of IS. usse )" for enforcing
the ordinance. Ell taSO went wild Tor
awhi Out no BARN came from the
wildness. Jones would have never
prOnunciameutO
The were no bicycle races. ard the
track has fallen in'O sad state of in
pOeuous desuetude. There were DO
picnics, no p trade, no union or public
effort as it were in the display of hr; :
works. Tire sole effort was on the part
of citizens and small boys GA their
own hook.
THE FOURTH IN CHIHUAHUA.
The Fourth of July was celebrated
in Chi huahua in such a whole SOuled
NAM er that the America IS were car
ried away with Joy Govern or Ahuma-
da issued an order that placed
decora tions around tie centre of the
city. La the afternoon b Ind in the
| Alameda played all those American
airs that touched the heart OF the
Yanke :, and from until II o'clock al
night another band played in the
plaza principal. When they finished
there they went to the Hotel Palacio
American headquart rs and pay {
IN il four in TIE morning, while a.
n Oh, long Champaign" flo we'd in hOool
of American indepeI dence Sp ech'
were made by Mes5rs. Pedro Simpson
OF Albuque' que ard Henry johnson q
| Chicago 1t would be hard 10 imagine
h Nv a merrier Fourth could be c,l brat
ed than 1t was in tt city of Chihuahus
| last Sunday.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
Bicycle Trust,

Advice ) have USeu received II On a
III all .facLurcrS, u IeduGc the pr4Ces Uu
oil uISSc Z, maL ufa5luteu Ia 1881. AIOn-
oIVv, ie-uc-u W oUo; Napoli ons
$40, leu uceu 81: Act, 90, reuu.-
ed To 9oU; tIcetwl' = oIuU, 10 900.
Gall Tor =, ICES ou ClIp.~ie, Give d -uo
w OrSS oLSrs, aSu we Ill "a =. w
have 10 1856 wheels III sL Co. eli our
taUt JrIes iaslus su.u UuL LLehS
suck OF 30 ,sL year.
I'll tASO CYCLE 60
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

J.H Barnsley has gone to Denver.
Mrs. NJ Matthias has gone to Kansas
City.
Mrs. Will Dav has gone to Maria on
a visit.
August Frank left today for St.
Louis.
H. L. Payne went to Salt Lake
this morning.
Mss TenEycke left this morning for
Los Angeles.
Mrs. r. B Bias and son left this
morning for Las Vegas
Cd. Barton and S. Comstock have
gone to San Francisco.
Prof Howard Bilmann of Tucson
left To-Day for Milwaukee.
p. Kern and family left this after
over The L. q z. for New York.
Lou Gasser is down at Chihu Ahua on
a bus .uess trip but will return tOmor-
row.
Mrs. Solomon, Mrs. Kline and Mrs.
Hi. and three cuilIren EFF. This after
Jon on a California trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. i % h OF Los Angeles
y
j. =. Ross anu family.
Presi lent Penrose OF the Common
wealth Mining company arrIved LnIs
dltern JOu FROM The west.
Juhl McNaugn ION, the HERALD S
arts :, i, BACK fl ON C.lIhuahua and viii
aga.n picture The HERALD.
w. j. McGinnis has m wed his fam
Ii from tn city to LIS Cruces anu
viii loca c .h-re permanently.
Johnny King, afGer spending o
couple VI wGeks with friends il This
cl.y, las re .ui neu w Mexico City.
Genera Manager .Lhav.Z Of The Mex
lean LeIes :apn nues arrived yestet day
over the Santa Fe from Kansas City.
Mrs. Villa A. Ooer, sister If S.
Il. Newman, arrived Sd .uruay from
st Lolls, Mo-, AMI lefS today Tor Ham
lUru, Cal, to visit a sister.
s. H.Ddnning of the Cooke manufac-
urIug COMPANY Il. Pattei SON, N j., is
at Tue PIersvn. Ii , is here looking
after the tive new big Shanghai engines
IUr Tue u. ii.
Z. A. Callahan, of the Denver Re-
publican, who spent part OF The sp.ing
. ILLS Guy, auo afterwards went 70 e.
ny anu Roswell, returned Sunday from
Tic PecOs valley Intending to ~ to .hl-
uu hua.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

and everybody went Olt aud bought
fire crack RS, bomb, sky rJckers, 70
man candles, red fire and the McGin-
ties hauled d brass cannon up to Fort
McGinty and covered he retr at of the
ceie bratars against The att icks of the
police force ana when The police
force would attack they
.urned the cannon lOOS... The M;.Gin-
ties thtn fired a series of natiunal
saiutes. Toe ischarges we're heavy
and FAC conclusion shook al the
hOleIs IL the Leig h o -'o' d. Mr.. Reck-
narl'S big dog Rose WI C WAS shut up
III the assay office became 81 terrified
at the noise that she jun lei throug
one of the heavy @la-s pans in the
,tfice doors. Rose is Low IN the cellar
iOi.g penance. Bombs Were 0iscnarg-
ed.
As night appro eched American pa
81, iotis be IAN to yet beyond con rJl.
q orge lie rold drove bis gray mar, up
and do II Santa Fee str ct amid-t n
b axe of fire aud the glory Of the
nation 5 birthday, Civ NJ ord 4rs
right and left th.t The
shooting of fire crackers mus,
sop and the racket did stop u4til
HerOld got by Gao ain l}e"d2 was
a, ouseu by the req fir, fir crackers,
bombs and roc >ets ami occasio1a ly
Hd'i W jump SluG ways To Keep on OF Il
b mb's way, bat he cou dn't catch w
me as fire era k rs came from win
dnws, houS tops, out OF mems hands
and the battle CONTINUED un il late
INTO the night when at last Officer
Wlnkl caught a hea IN CLinee
ny. NJ 20 set off a b nj. TIE China
man run; Winkler gave base and
caught hlm aud will, going thru ugh
i'm for cra@ke r- ne fou"d a pistol on
the heather AID he LAID d h m 10 the
calabOO,e ACC. upanI"d By about one
hundred smAH boys mn aud ii herd of
china DO, >, Enthusiasm had spread
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
A Woman in the Case.

Another shooting affair . CURED in
Jua" last evening between four and
five c.Cck and ole man lis dying IN
the Corraiitos hOspi al aGd abotLer Is
beulud the bars wiz d serious CHI .rge
Il aln-t him. Toe follow, q facts were
obtained by HERALD report r. this
morning.: y young dcN. can ,med
Rye Heuandez came up from A9uas
Calien e. short time ago and has been
paying clio e att nt.on 20 dark eyed
seuorlta who to all appe AraLces en-
outraged hin in his suIG. Ye stet di ~
Hernandez went to the house of his
enamora I'D with the Intention of carry
log the girl off AMI marrying her--by
fair mraus il possible but by force if
necessary. He was armed with a pistol
and d ueJerm4ned zoos, but aS he tn5er.
ed the house The stcaI n fatner OF the
gIrl laced him and told h III 20 pull his
freight; he raised IA row and Ia the me-
Ice aJ.eLup ed to shoot the oid man. AT
Luls J.1no - Sdo VI ynee ape fed ON he
scSne Al the roe OF p a;e maker anu
liz rnauutZ III eli ana the Uall hIL May hes
In Lue breast, pa. Sed thryug b the lunas
AID Uus al tn5 ia X. After ShOJtius
Nj IyneS, Heaauuez LnaQe d dash Tor the
river, Gus " DIS caus ut auu taken back To
jail.
Maynes Was not dead this morning
bat Vii, ulv trom the wounu.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

The best i've in the world for cuts
bruises, res, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, -tter, chapped hands, chill
bIalns, corus, aud all skin eruptiOns,
aud positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quiret 1t is guaranteed to give per-
t CT satisfaction or money refund q.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
w. A. Irwin ~ Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Agts
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
Found s..

a gen'lema sLepp d INTO tie West
Texa~ Sdddlery Co. store a, the corner
OF ., egon ami f. Isl Overland streets
yes erday AFTERNOON AMI after buying Il
bill Of goods remarked IN It he had
found s. by coming in there, as he just
saved that sum by pure hasir G his goods
of that company. ~ word 10 tie wise
is sufficient.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
Wanted Information.

First citizen-"Ar c you going to Ste
Pinafore?
Second cit zea-"Yes, yfu know-
plays of the pi inc pal parts.
Third cit Il NV 40 pays the part
of lpinalOIeH''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
Omen for Business.

The r. q .. M. q z express is now
ready To accept all eApress snlpm snts
for SapeliO, Barreal, Quay San
Pedro, Sab nal, G .sa Granoes, Colonia
Juarez, GAleanJ, Ell Vale, Mamiquip ;,
Tome cacnic, Santa TomasO, Guerrero
and tributary points. Office Ia III B.
Sh ION b..cA with Pac. 6c eXpr. SIS
company. j. II. LOGAN,
Agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
For Over Fity Years.

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup has
been used for children teetning.
IL sOothue tae child, eoftens the
gums, aliays ali pain, cures wind
COLI, auI 10 the best remedy for diar-
rhoeA. twenty-five cents b bottle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

Tue epocL has spread that Sander,
SOU ana .ileLilne are - DC zone away
VITA division > .aLioLs, an- AIpino
IL he ulNlelOL oIaVIOu U5L- Ii
LII r'IsU an IA rt,o. he distance ue-
I'VE Il aIpIue anu FL Ia " - 22J MAJ s,
ana UeLwe-n Apple anu ueI 10 LII
Lnii>S. Lie iepor. l. nj Gle. lGeu L.
Lnls citJ.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

~ new s.recL Is DoIuS opened up IL
JuarSA ruunIng IIom Inc plaza ue LOros
SOu.n " M city i.ni..o- - SeVGI al
houses arr being torn down So TN u the
al. Get cal W vp~ued up. Anutuer
sGi e ~ 10 also IInS .penau up to run
]. oln Tue CJrraIl US u, pot " III vcrSecU
CULnoi CO s.reeL, JUST ia OF benson's
Sure. Iuio IAoo S>r.vL Will make "a
ni.cn Ii Jro IonveLIenU rouUs ~ Jue
Coi rA.llo, depot .nan TIE On taat no"
las ~ D.; .raNGIGu.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

Tie rourlh was Obs rived at Fort
Bliss yesterday, III Tue mauu.r Gust. M
ary al Il, my pvsUs, lure Vas Il nati.n-
OIL sliu-c u I.iIy I'VE suns LoUL. I'D
lhc's Cav sar rl~o.- nAs IiiaJ appears only
On ca. UEcaoions, was nuns 10 lne
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06
Ture ftyseia zee.

Made from uiseilleo water. ASK
your family physlci Or druggist rs to
purity Ala noalLAIuinoss OF our zee; .eI-
.pbone IA.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

Irreg ularity. Is that what troub les
yo-: Thea it's easily and promptly
rem di. d by DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They reg ulate the system
perfectly. Taae one for gentle AK
tic.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

Remember the Eel PasO Grocery Co.
are in their new quarters and are
Offering special pr .ces on the best stan
card granuiated sugar for the balance
OF this week: 20 pounds for ST.; 10
pulL.s for soc.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

81 ~ an va, i.ch ny Tor shtr re din
her LAST LlS IL, anu AIS mou II laii ~
Ma.erou as ne tuUuSnL VI Ine les I've
suu,uISuJ clam O.keo lie used ~ euJuJ
uvw On TrOV. u-uC0 fIVeI.
tired, Nervous ana weak men anu
wUuCu uuu new lie, nerve SIrOnS Ia,
VIsor anu NlGaiI.y III HOou's Sarsapd-
rIIla, which purIuSs, enriCheS, anu "
tallZcs LLS blood.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

One nuudred aud sixty people for
So n t'raucl,IO arrived day InOrulug
over the ~ l.. and over My more
d. riVeu este. day.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

Uncanvessed Sugar Cured Ham and
81 c.kfasL BAcon, So pune l. -af Lard
just Il ceiveu aL Lnc IL PasO Grocery
20.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-06

hoou's Pills are The 1dvorite family
catnartic, easy u lake, easy IN elect
LOy.