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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-06
ItttStpn.

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gla6t itlrsteu stpsi bslaoene Barren ben
Sda6t Der Greter Reb Afb Wins binuns
ter unb 10 Uidnner, bic eben binunter se.
ifieeen tparen, entsinsen NIT inappfer
Noib oem 8eroerben.
= Wasor Saroins liest i'm @iItes'
Barre Soipital 70 franf oarnis6er, bab
mon slaubt, er pirb ni6t ipieosr eeneien
St erlae esItern Wlorsen 8 llbr fsinel
8ranfbeit, einem glierenleieen, unb er.
rsi9is Elm sIlter bon so Sabren.
- Mnoretp aamiib uno Wiqiam ga.
bitas, bic nit Barney 8ineauaee aIs
Ibeilnebmsr an oem Dlorbe beS Pets,
@onnsq anseflaet tparen, iinb aus ben
@sfinsnib entluhen tporoen, oa Rinca.
uass freiesipro6en ipuroe.
= Gin ginbre6er idnitt frib on
Sonntas Moreen nit 'einem Diamanter
elm Sod in bic srOBs 5eniterplatte bel
Soffmann Shublabens an 9torb Naii
StraBs unb nabm ii@ Elm tpertbboasi
paar Sdubs; nad ben aufsefunbener
9Iutipursn mub er iid babel bic Sanl
ssridnitten baben. bod iper ss mar, il
nidt befannt.
= Soiepb Sreeman nabm es auf ST
iu9sn lsinss SerliOrbenen 8ohsdnsers
beB StaIienerS 2lntonio 5aiulo, auf iid
bsHen 8eerbisuuB su beiorsen. mas cel
aanbsleIten bon Safulo erObsn aerse
tereitete; elmer oerislbsn. SObn 9isrro
lieb ii4 ioineit binreiben, 5resman mi
sinem StiIstto aupBreifen. tpurbe iebod
enttuaffnet, ebs CT iein 8orbaben aus
fabrsn tOnnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-06
Sertmtli6e8.

Der Sarbise Soispb Sole befannte ii6
iduIbis, aus Der @obnuns ber Srau
RoserS an Diamond Apsnus cine ga.
f6enubr eefoblsn su baben unb erbielt
4 Wpnate i'm @efdnenib.
Stau ". Repnolos bon ber Weiifeite
ipurbs am Samitas ber SdIiduns eines
@elbpsdfels idulbis bsfunben, ibr llr.
tbeil ieoO& peri&oben. Bic um Elm nsusa
8erfabrsn nu&eeiudt ipirb.
3obias 8urfe, Der reeiitrirte SIaiden
bsnusts, bat in sipsi 5dasn ie sic ,u
jablen.
Better 2ut6otpsfp, bsr W. 2ucas in
9robioenes aneriff unb beraubte, Bat 8
Sabre unb 6 Wonute 8u4tbaus absu'
Iiben.
Msbrere anbers idulbis 8efunbens
srbieItsn eeipihen llmitdnben ipssen eins
Suspsnbirune ibres IlrtbsiIs.
Ser Sommertermin bon Mreumeni
@eri&t tuurbs am Ncntas WpTssn sr'
bffnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-06
HuS beui oberen Shale.
(ArHbaIb Gurrtfppntsn,.)

- Webrere 2naben brldten am
Sonntas Mbenb Elm Ssnfsr bes Bubt
9abenS in peduile Elm unb entnabmen
bemislbsn cine sr6bere Nuantitdt Seuers
iperf. !.
= Die 8auldreiner R. $. Gberion
unb Irlie Senfins fisIen bon ber neuen
Io. SduIe su 9edpiqe unb erbielten
idmersIi&e 8erIebun5en Ssnfins cine
9eblrnerf4dtteruns.
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itbrte Elm Ssuer am Nlittmo9 in Der
5rdbe bic Wobnunsen bon Bell, SpiestI
unb Midael Bid unb nur nit Rotb
tparbs an8rensenbes @issntbum serettst.
= Osfar Meib unb MIbsrt See bon
OIppbant fsierten am Sonntas Absnb
suIammen Elm Saufselase unb serietben
ipdbrene oemieIten tuesen elmer Gai&sn.
ubr in Strsit, ais Meib einen 9old sos
uno See am Salfe unb 8eiidt bamit per.
Iebte. Weib madte iib nah Der 9bot
aus bem Staube unb Sees Dunben, bic
lebensssfdbrlid iinb. purben pe,bunben |;
bic Wunoe am Salis erforoerte ssbn
Sti&s aur S4IisBuns.
(GarbpnbaIs SpruipOnbtni.l
- Die Seier bsS 4. SuIi babier ipar
cine sroBartise unb pieIs 8urser bon
nabetiesencen Orti6aftsn tpObnten bets
lelben auh bel.
= Gin Seuer auf bsm Da6e bss R.
U. 8rpcen Wobnbauies an Salem 4ps,
nue. am Disntas glaamittas ridtsts
Dor ieiner 8eipdltisune bebeutsnben
5&aben an, osr ni&t Deriidert 1T.
- Gbarles Saff bon WontcIair. 81.
S.. Der feline 1odtsr, Srau 6. &. Man.
plae bsiuate. iturste am Sreitas Nadt
in ieinsm 3ihmer ;u @rpftaI Safe tobt
nieber; Elm S4Iasanfaa, Der fritte. mar
bic GOoesuriade.
= Ser 8eneraIfeusraIarm am Sonn.
tag Nadmittas purbe ourG Elm Seuer in
benz Dobnbaus oeS Sobn Clifton on
Adtsr 9lpenue unb @aibineton Strabe
peruriaHt, bas burd cine fsbIerbafte
&aminbffnuns entfano. Cine @imerbri'
sube beipdItists ben 8rano nit serinsem
Shaben.
= MidaeI Morriion, Der 2sibhadbs.
iissr. ipurbe am Dienitas 8orn,ittas. aIs
sr nit einem Waeen an ber Barabe tbeil'
nebmen moats, bon ben burdbrennenben
pfetbsn an Dunbaff Strabe sssep einsn
pfoftsn seibIsuoert, iisI unter bic &dber
unb erbieIt ben 8opf serbrIdt, iobuB er
aussnblidlid itarb. W. o. gpans, Der
nit anberen auf benz @asen ia6, fiel
berab unb erbieIt einen S1nitt am 8nie,
bshen 3undbun8 feds Slide erforoerte.
pabrenO bierssbn anbsrs 8srionsn auf
oem Dasen leidters S&rammen unb
Shnittpunben bapontrueen.
= 9urs Dor 10 ubr am Dienfae
Nadt truf teIspboniiG bic Radridt bier
elm, baB su Simpion, stpei Wieilen bon
bier, elm Worb peribt porben mar unb
Elm paar Winuten ipdtsr lisfsrte fid SObn
&ennp bem BoIiaiiten @m. Ne4nbreip
an Ssbfer Ipenue aus unb eefanb, bab
sr bsr N6rber iei unb eriudte um ginfers
teruns. 8ennp befanb iid in GROCER
Iuiresung, mar aber ni1t betrunfen,
trosOsm lieB polissi&sf NcInoretp ME.
manb ibn ausfrasen. So purbe iebod
befannt, bab 8snnp, Der erit fiir,li4 Der.
bsiratbet tpur uno bon Sermpn bor brsi
Nonaisn fortsos. feline Srau eridOb unb
ausenbIidli1 tboiete, alS iie nit ibrer
Uiuttsr nubs cer Gre 8rsusuns 3uiam'
men ipasisrte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-06
Bon Der saSfeite.

Den @beIeuten Sobn 8Iob bon Gebar
Guenus iparo seitsrn cine Eotter ss'
boren.
Die idbrIi&s grcurfon 6es Suneei
Didnnerhor erfolst am 10. Sull mad
Safe Iriel.
Dis ilbIibe StabImubIe tpurbe an
6reitas Nbenb fur 10 Sage auBer 8e'
ttieb sefest, um n6tbise Reparaturen
baielbit au erIauben.
Soiepb MebIsr bon gebar Nbenue
tpurbs am 9isnitas nabe ieiner 8Obnunp
bon ieinem Sabrrab seidIeubert unb cts
belt sine GnsubIiehr i&msrsIi4e S4nitt.
tpunoen.
@ilIiam r. S&ol unb SRI. Warp 6.
Walib iinb in Der Solp Grob 8irde am
porIsBten Dlittipod Nbsnb burd &eb.
O'Donnea aum 8unb fir's 2eben einse.
fesnet tporben.
patrid 8etrid bon Srbins Ipenue, in
ben MaI6inenpsrfsn Der fabliaen Stabl.
mibIe ansefelt. erbieIt ben re6ten Oau'
man in elnem &abe au einer formlOien
Uiahe 3erorddt.
Srau Charles Saas bon 4lber StreBe
erbielt am Samifae beim Soliipalten
bon sinsm Hiesenben Stld einen Sdlae
iiber hem redten Iuee, Der ibr einen
aroben Sdnitt aufiete unb susendbi
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-06
Yctcr Stipp.
MuarermeifGr aRb @OntraftOr,
327 8aibiastoa Abenae,
oso,u;ihst h,m efoAtneh1uAe

lbsrnimmt aIls in sas Waurerfnd einidIagen.
ben Mrbeiten uno hefert 9etersburger blans
uuo Bea RouHtaih gsIbe Rnuerfeine uno
aebro&ens Stsine fur eemeutbosen in Sellern
mad allen SbsiIsn Der etaot f@usu spS biaisf.
- StIspbone 70. 1854.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
LIGHT AND pOWER.1
CONTINUED from 1st page

a reasonable figure. The Intern alton
al company would be willing to pay
considerably fnore than it estim ates
| the line to be worth. Negotiations are
pending now and in case the two com
psnies can come to terms the trolley
cars are assured.
tits estimated that it would cost
about 5000, 900 to put in an electric
street car line in Ell Paso and Juarez.
There will be no difficulty about rails
ing the money provided the other ar
rangements go through. In case the
international company puts in street
car line it Is probable that the Com
pania Industrial Mexicana, that is the
Creels, will buy a large amountof stock
in it aud through the Creels the money
will be forthcoming with which to
build the line.
Mr.. Creel said this morning: SIT
appears from the report of the pro-
posed improvements to be made by the
Intern ton al Light and Power COM
pauy, in local, paper that the Com
pania Industrial Mexicana has come to
Ell Paso to usurp business and crowd
local business men and enterprises out.
L wish it to be Gle .rly understood that
we are here to give assistance to Ell
PasO in any way we Cannot to inter-
fere with snybody's business. When
we established our supply house
here it was to fill q want
of twelve years standing in your
city. Our business has grown here, l
am happy to say, beyond our expecta-
tions. We are willing to enlarge our
investment to make this a supply
house for the mining Industries of
this entire section. We a-e not going
to interfere in any way with local in
terests in this new venture. We will
simply supplement and give what as
sistance we can to local capital.
ST wish also to state that all of the
negotiations for this contract we're
carried on by our house here"
The Ell Paso branch of the Companis
Industrial Mexicana has been estab-
lished about six months. It has been
ably managed from the start and Mr..
Creel:s anxiety to give it due credit is
evidence Of the company's appre cia-
tion of it's work.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
ALL BIDS
REJECTED
On The New Sheldon Hotel
Proposed Alterations.
"A PLAN ADOPTED BY THE
Architect Which Provides For Per-
centdge-Bids We're Not Definite
Enough-Work Begins At Once.

| At last the contract for the Sheldon
building alteration has been let, but in
a manner rather unexpected. All bids
have been rejecte1 by Mr.. Parfitt, tn e
architect in charge, and the contrac,
| has been let on a perez ntage and day
| basis.
The reason for this is explained at
length in Mr.. Parfftt's statement to
the HERALD as follows.
The work ia to be completed within
three months. Practically no changes
of i'm portance in plans have been made,
and the plans as decided on comply
with the sidewalk extension granted
By the council.
Mr.. Parfitt said this morning.: "Ow-
ing to the complexity of the work to
be done, evidence of which was shown
by the diversity of the bids for the
work, ranging from S3S. 900 to S17 900
to complete the alterations, and in
view of the fact that it is possible to
save or make changes as the work pro-
crosses, l have deemed it advisable to
reject all bids. and to let out the work
on q percentage and day basis.
1.-THE foundation and plaster work
has been let to Sorensen and Morgan
while Battenb bury and Davis have
been awarded the carpenter and iron
work. The plumbing has to go to Chi
csgo, and has been let to E. Baggot
& Co., the firm which did the orr gin al
work.
THE contract for thu electrical work
has been let to ST. Louis firm.
"One essential in which the new
Sheldon will rival the Waldorf Astoria
is the new system of telephones from
each room to the Office. The Tucker
Electrical Construction company OF
New York own the device. and to this
concern the order will be given.
81 expect to be able to complete the
building within three months, and
propose to employ all the competent
workmen it is possible to use judicious-
ly to complete the work within the
time intended.
"The iron work which 1 bought in
ST. Louis Is here, and will be brought
to the building sometime today or to-
morrow.
"Mr. Fisher expects to go east with
me this week to arrange for the pur-
chase of furniture and fittings for the
new hotel.
THE improvements will cost abou
$40 OOO'
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
Fish For Streams In the Sacramentos

A United States fish commission
car from the Neosho, Mo-, fisheries,
and Northe astern for Alan gOrd wi tn
5000 rainbow trout, of last Springs
Matching. Persons who made applica-
ton for the trout will meet the car at
Alamogordo and receive them.
Rainbow trout begin to breed at two
and three years of age, and after this
age furnish good sport for the angler.
The car left few fish at different
points pa 5sing through Texas, over the
Texas and Pacific, and will deliver
about 3, 900 at other points along the
A. T. & S. F., in New Mexico.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
DINNER TO JUVENILES
Five Little Misses Made Graceful
After-Dinner Speeches

Mrs. A. A. Brown gave a number of
her juvenile friends dinner at the
Ard more Saturday.
Miss @ ace Carr 'officiated as hostess,
while her mother Mrs. Frank Car,
acted as chaperon for the Little ones
Among those present were: Grace
Carr, Florence Klein, Louise San born,
Louisa Armstrong. Frances Carr, Cath
crime Pierce, Grace Anterior, Amelia
Rokahr, Edna Van Patten, Russell
Rokahr, Harry Carr, Will Klein, Ike
Klein, Stanley Good, BABY Dan Carr,
Earl Greer. Carleton Greer, Guy Gil
lepsie, Willie Anterior, Frank Dur
rack, and Johnnie Crossen.
After the feast Grace Carr, Louisa
Armstrong, Johnnie Crossen, Florence
Pierce and Louisa San born distinguish
ed thems elves as graceful after-dinner
takers, each one making neat
speech.
At the close Of the entertainment
Miss Grace Carr presented her friend
Mr.. Brown with q handsome silk hand
kerchief
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
LOST HER PURSE
In Restaurdnt-A Mexican Young
Lddy's Experience.

Senorita Eliza Gutierrez, young
lady of a prominent Mexican family of
the city of chihuahua, had al unfortu-
nate experience at the Ell Paso Kitch hen.
On leaving the restaurant with her
mother, she forgot her purse contain
ing sum of Mexican money. Going
back IN a few moments she found the
purse gone, while the Chinese propris-
tors insisted that they knew nothing of
it.
The young lady called to her assist
ance Manuel Velarde, secre tary to the
Mexican Consul here. but it was found
that the Cinnamon claimed a Mexican
boy had stolen the money, AID as they
could not be held accountable the
ma ter was dropped.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
OTHER SHELDON BUILDINGS
Street, And Residences On Myr
tie Avenue

Architect ,Parfitt stated this NOR n
ing that the plate glass fronts of the
Sheldon store rooms would be used in
construction, on San Antonio street, of
series OF one story store rooms.
hous- sand east of the new city hall,
each 2ox50 feet in dimension.
On the Myrtle Avenue front of the
property. MIR. Sheldon will be asked
to erect series of six dwelling houses
on the New York plan, that is, all in
one row. but separated by thick walls.
The plans of the new residences show
a most pleasing effect, rather colonial
in character, with broad balconies.
Each residence has, on the ground
floor, parlor, dining room aud kitch en- :,
and up above four rooms. each with
ample closets, AMI q bath room.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
RESIGNATION
At The New Mexico Agricultural
COLLEGE.

President F. W. Sanders, of the
New Mexico agricultural college, who
is in town, reports that Professor Kef-
fer, head of the department of agri-
culture and horticulture of the college,
has resigned to take effect the first of
the year. The cause of his resignation
is the fact that his sister, who has
heart trouble, is seriously affected by
the altitude and cannot live in New
MEXICO.
Professor Keffer has accepted q po-
sition in Tennessee with the agricul-
tural college of that state. He leaves
to take charge of his new position Ian I.
LIST. His resignation is to be regretted
by the people of this country, as he is
the best practical agriculturist and
horticulturist which the New Mexico
college has yet bad.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
HERE AND THERE.


Window glass and Faint cheap at
Twins.
Hughes-Saddles, POS San Antonio st
China's empress has over 2,0CO
dresses.
Pea Anthracite coal cheapest fuel.
O'Brien Coal Co., Phone 8.
Go to Twins for rebate coupons, for
cash-not cheap jewelry. $50
Go to Harvey's American restaurant
for your noon lunch, only IS cents.
Stoves, All Kinds.
MoMSEN & THORNE.
Ask for ~ PASO TRANSFER"
the best S cent CIGAR on the mark ct
Interest in the HERALD's "Great
Southwest 1900 Souvenir Edition." is
increasing.
Go to Harvey's American restaurant
for your Sunday dinner. Ten regular
meals for SO so.
Flowers and plants. Telephone 1856
rings.
Mrs. j. b. CoMSTOCK.
French rolls, and hot bread every
morning at a. m. at Belgiaa Bakery,
Harvey's, the only strictly American
restaurant in Ell Psso where every
thing ia first class. Ten regular meals
only So. so. Harvey's American restaur-
ant.
You can live cheaper and better by
taking your meals at the Creamery
restaurant, ITO San Francisco ST.
S.. 90 short order tickets sold for 81 so
cash.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
AT PARIS in 1900.
The Turquoise Kings Sister Will
Represent New Mexico.

Mrs. La Ferriere. of Minneapolis,
sister of the late A. J. DeMeules, the
turqu king, has been selected by
Governor OterO, of New Mexico, to take
charge of the turquoise department of
the territorial mining exhibit at the
Paris exposition.
Mrs. La Ferriere is teacher of
French in a Minneapolis school aud &C
quired her knowledge of turquoise
while in Ell Peso and at the Jarillas
settling up her brothers. estate.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP.
NEW MEXICO.
100000 $ $#$E z $#$Sr"

Il
VIII be given away at Las Vegas, New Next
CO, on the 2Sth December to subscribers to
the Humanitarian Home and Sanitarium for
Consumptives, 1nvalids and Health Seekers,
Incorporated under the laws of New Mexico.
The real estate C insists of stores, residences
and building lots in the city of Las Vegas,
New Mexico; also 800 acres land with vau-
able improvements thereon In San Miguel
county. All the improved real estate is
rented to good tenants. The Home is receiv-
ing donations of sewing machines, watches,
books. etc. All such will also be given to
subscribers to the Humanitarian Home and
Sanitarium for Consumptives, Invalids and
Health Seekers. Subscribers will receive
coupons. Every holder of a coupon will re
ceive something All subscribers will par
tfcipate in the giving away of the real estate
and property, which will take place in pres
ence of citizens, officers and, members of
fraternal orders. Let everybody subscribe
and aid the worthy enterprise This safe in
vestment may lead to fortune. We have
the finest climate on earth. All will be well
coined. Su description price of whole coupons,
$500; halves. 81. 80: fifths. Sl.O0 Remit to
JOHN H. TEITLEBAUM, Treasurer
East Las Vegas. New Mexico.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Announces Very Low Excursion Rates
To Houston For The 'F. F.
V. F." And s'NO-Tsu- OH elebra-

ton.
Agents of the Southern Pacific have
received ins tructions to sell excursion
tickets to Houston December 10th to
18th inclusive, at extremely low rates
on account of the Fruit, Flowers, and
Vegetable Festival andthe No-Tsu Oh
cele brasion to be held December 11th
to 10th inclusive. The tickets will be
good to return until Decent Der l7rh.
Special trains will also be run on
December 11th, 18th, and 10th, from
Glidden and intermediate points. and
Orange and intermediate points, TO
Houston, and on these special trains
the rates will be still lower than On
the other days.
In announcing these very low rates
and unusual facilities the Southern
Pacific is affordihg it's patrons an un-
precedented opportunity to visit Hous-
ton at time when that city will be in
gala attire. The Fruit, Flower, and
Vegetable Festival will be in progress
every day from December 11th to 10Th,
inclusive, and will be replete with a.
tractive features, including live stock
lean midway, baby show, grand flower
parade. dog show. and all in all will
comprise one of the most gigantic a d
entertaining celebrations ever attempt
ed.
The GROWING feature of the week
will he the grand oriental parade by
the Princes of No-Tsu-Oh, which takes
place on Tuesday the 18th. 1t will be
the most dazzling and magnificent spec
tacle ever witnessed upon the streets
of an American city. No one should
miss this grand celebration. Southern
Pacific agents can supply programmes
in detail.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
A Magoffin A Mayor In 1925

When Mayor Msgoffin raised his
desk In his ne v office for the first time
he found underneath the rol-top a
bright red toy chair, and on it a card
with the inscription, flames M. Ma
coffin, Jr. 1t will grow" All of
which means tbat the boys about the
city hall are predicting that the may
Or's grandson will fill his chair.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
Four Thousand Goes Back.

City Clerk Catlip has returned to the
senders about $40 in checks and
drafts received as guarantees with bids
on the city bond.
On Monday the mayors proclamation
wi be published in the various wards
at the places designated.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
AN OLD INHABITANT.
Visits FL pdSo-A Member Of the
City Council Twenty Years

Senior Juan >Ochoa, of Las Cruces,
who was twenty years ago member
of the Ell Pa,o city council, was in the
city on Saturday. Senior Ochoa was
formerly in business On the site of the
present Center Block, occupying a
one-story adobe structure. His mother
resides in Juarez, being Sc years old.
Ynocente Ochoa, the banker who re-
sides in JuareZ. is his brotbe-.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
A n cely Bound Volume.

A neatly bound volume of magazines
makes a nice Christmas present. We
do this work better than anybody in
the city at the HERALD office. We
also make specially of lettering pock-
etbooks in gold.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
Pure Hygienic Water.

Made from distilled water. Ask
your family physician or druggist as to
purity and healthfulness of our Ice.
Telephone No. IA
Ell PASo ICE & REFRIGERATOR Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
Gold Letters

We print your name or anybody
else name, on pocket books, Bibles or
other books in gold.~ Bring US your
Christmas presents in this line to be
lettered. HERALD Office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Ia
blets. All druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. Csc. The genuine has
B. Q. L. on each tablet.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11
One and Ore Third Fare for Round Trip,

of the Mississippi River Louisna ncludg
NewO
Kentu and South andFl q