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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET


New York, Aug. Flew brokers on tho
Cotton Exchange had orders when The
market opened this mornng.and through
out the session business OF any dcscrip-
ton came in very slowly. Room oper.i-
tors were not In II mood to put out new
risks inasmuch rs the news from abroad
and the crop center did not warrant
aggressive action in either direction The
market opened quiet at an advance OF |
roint 10 a decline OF point ana after
iiuctuaiinE within range of points
closed quiet and steady: net UNCHANGED
TO point higher
knowledge that the fever had gained n
foothold in the South tended to make in
vestors cautious ana check promiscuous
contingent. Crop news WAS unsca sonably
good on the average. Texas Information
being especially fine. The weekly crop
ana weather statements by thu, loVcri-
mont about as looked for ana therefore.
made little stir In the market. English
cables were summed UP AS of little CON
sequence for or against the market
New York. Aug. Lection futures op-
October. $40; November, ,.73: December,
BIS; January, 5.Si; February. 80: March
80; APRIL 1885, May. 5.g7; June. 800.
Futures closed quiet and steady. Au-
November. Oh: December. 5.7o: January
lS$: February. 5,SG: March. $50. April.
5ol: May. 5.?s June. Col.
:, Spot cl9Hcd qmict m.ddlinS nrlands.
HOO delivered on contracD. i7.7a0 bales
New York. Aug. Cotton quiet; mid
ding. use. Net receipts. ~ bales: gross
236 bales: sales. 400 bales: stock. lii.COi
bales.
Total to-day: Ne; receipts. i,5aS bales
exports 10 Great Britain %. bales. TO Tho
Continent. ?7o7 bales; stock. 37c.77i bales
Total s'ncc September LIST: Net receipts.
S.3cS.N3s bales: exports 10 Great Eritiin
3,'I3.7is bales. To France. 7e609l bales. IL
the Continent, Isle, l5a bales.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
NAVAL, STORES

market. firm. at ioc. Rosln firm; b. SOC. !:
|. sl.25: *, Sl.45: NJ, Sits: u, $40; VI G.
S225; w w, $40.
Savannah Ga, Aug l.-Spirits turpcn-
tine. firm. i2c. Rosin. firm ana I'M
changed
pentinc, +0ianilc. Rosin steady. 9Giio5c
Crude turpcntinc. firm. $685. $40 and
S2.l0. Tar. firm. $i.6o
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
NEW YORK MONEY MARKrr

New YORK. Aug l.-Money on call
STEADY at Sl2qh2 per cent. last loan al
4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. Sasl.
41e per cent. Sterling Exchange heavy.
with actual business in bankers bills AT
days. Posted rates. i.SiGiSr. and iS7is5.
4sS; commercial bills. 4s2le: bar SILVER.
Co.'s; Mexican dollars. IS Ciovcrnrnoni
road bonds lirm. -"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
Cabbage. steady; Long Island, ss.coa5.co

per hundred.
Muskmeons. irregular: fancy firm; un-
ucTr.Siades. pressed for sale and weak
Watermclons .dcmoralized: offerings will
hot average enough TO pay expenses.
MuskineionS. Jersey gem and Jenny
III nihu; Per crate 15c, M$l %: do, per bar
basket. iO415c. do. Maryland Rocky
rord seed. extra, per crate 81. 75ai .. 90: do
i3c.G$l2'; do. gem and Jenny Lind per
Two basket carrier. 5oc. MSl 90: do. Vir-
Einft ana North Carolina. per barrel soc
MSl"o; do. Virginia and North Carolina
per carrier So4o0c.; do. per basket. sea
Watermclons. per carload, SGJ coz leo;
40, per hundred s. G0.iI2(N
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
MARKETS. SHIPPING ESTATE BUSINESS

5.5ol5.5l; October. 5.Oa5n: January. 5s3
Gi5.A.
Included In spot sales in New York yes
tract.
Receipts for half week at the five lead
ing interior towns We're ~ bales.
against 1.Si2 bales lust year.
New Orleans market declined point
on August contracts closing at 81
United states port receipts yesterday
year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
BOND MARKET.

New York, July ST. 1899
United States rs. reg. (ex- int) .... 1915
United States SIS. registered ....... l0Sas
United States IS. coupon (cX.inO &c.. 1851
United States new 4s. registered 49,. l2g
United States new As. cou. tex into l2a
Lhted States oid IS. registered .... ll2h
Enileu states old As. coupon ........ liS
LnitsG States as, registered ......... HIS
United States SIS. COUPON (ex. into :. liias
District of Columbia 3-G5's - jIg
Nirg MIA Centuries .... - S5a.
Virginia Deferred ......... -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
Norfolk Cotton Market.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OIIR CcrroN MEN

showers In North Carolina and Georgia
iisaVy rains In South Carolina
Liverpool contract market closed quiet
at y point advance
.,i Bar silver in London 27Md.. against
Future contract market I'm New York
ADVANCED point. closing steady. August.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Md. Aug. Flour quiet
ana unchanged. Wheat. steady: spot and
month. 7eisM7oasc.: September. 72QT2isc. !:
alc. Corn, steady; spot and month 35t,g,
3S9"sc. September. 35N354c.: November or
December. new or old. 33c. asked: South
ern white. iliIMiIiac. oats. dull and
steady: No; WI tc 2ei s@30c. Rye. iirmer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
AUCTION sALEs-rurUnE DAYS.
Is townsend & Joyncs, Real Estate Auc
tioheers. No. 227 Main street.

/ OF OF LAND ON BALSOM'S LANE
~ FOR SAFE AT AUCTION-PursuI
T ri inc aecree OF the Court of Law aug
n ,s1 ON the nth day of July iS9a. i.
me chancery suit of Mclean against Me
Lean. | VIII sell at public auction TO th,
highest bidder. at the Real Estate Ex.
GSImiaa I IN the city OF Norfolk. o,
Iiiu KSIoAf, the 10Th day of August 1880
AZ a., ~ o'clock m. the following property
!!o,wi,: THAT CERTAIN LOT oil
LAND. with tho appurtenances thcreta
n,eiong:ng. situated on the east side O.
5aisoms Lane. in the city OF Norfolk
fronting on said lane % feet. more or less
on It's southern boundary Sc feet. more O,
Tess on It's eastern boundary % feet. NOR,
or less; and on its northern boundary lin,
81 feet; and being the same property tina
was conveyed by T.. W. fSraithwaitc r.
los. j.; Bonfanti. deceased. by deed datee
the 2sth day OF October. 1851. and duly
TERMS-CASII
THOMAS TOW NSEND. Receiver.
TOWNSEND e JONES.
J.- JUS Auctjonccrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
CHICAGO MARKET.
Hhtat. Corn. Oats. Provisions. Lari. Short
It's Etc.

Chicago, ILL.,. AUG Corn was the big
market on the exchange to-day. extreme
~ favorable crop reports causing l:uui-
dalton that was heavy enough TO cut 5sGt
&c. off previous prices. oats closed lac
lower. Provisions closed rather weak,
hut shade higher
Tie leading futures ranged 10 fo,iOrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
Tic leading futures ranged az follows:
Opcn. High Low Clos

CASH quotations were az follows: Flour
was easy; No. spring wheat. 67i2c.; No.
oi spr" S wno 9drn S'Ss9c No. red sS9
25c. No. 5 white. 2l3,n25i.c. 40. rye.
9?c.; No. barley. SiuS6c.; No. ! flax seed
s2.i2ia@2i5 Mess Pork. per barrel. 81 .GsGi
SO. lard. per 100 pounds. S5.lj1i5.25; short
RIBS sides Gocse), AMG5.lj; dry sailed
sides (boxcD, $al5n5.2o Whiskey. distil-
lers' finished goods. per gallon, SIG
Sugars cut loaf. unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm: crcamcries. 1870
l7c.; dairies. l2u i5i.c. Cheese. steady, So.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
SUBSCRIPTION LISTS OPEN ON
MONDAY, JULY 81, at BANK OF
COMMERCE., Norfolk, Va.
he terms Of subscription are:

Tho terms Of subscription are:
First-IhAL each subscription shall he
accompanied Ivy Gosh or certified check
Tor twcn;y pei cent 90 per cent? OF tho
face thereof ana that the residue shall
be payable in instaimrnia Of twenty per
cent 60 per ccnt) on thirty days 900
written or published noiicc
Sccoud-rhat all checks and cash To
payable 10 Rank Of Commerce. who have
been authorized 10 receive and receipt for
all money paid on account OF the stock
In question. Rnd 10 hold the same sub
irct only to the order OF Newport News
Ahattoir Company.
Th.rd-1hat subscriptions to said pre-
fcrrrd stock shall close at 3 o'clock D. IN
August jth. iS'a. and in the event OF said
amount OF stock being over subscribed
previous Ia that date. the right is re-
served to return any money RENTED as
advanced payment on said preferred
stock. aud To lot 10 subscribers less
amount thcn that named IN their sub
scripuOus.
For farther particulars call or address
BANK or COMMERCE.,
or II T. LAW
% CRANKY street. Norfolk. Va
Bradley. Cunningham & Co.
AMERICAN BANK BUILDING.
aul-2t Newport News, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
SAILED.

British schr Brothers, Cameron, Mas
sau.
British stmp. Endslcigh, Thomas.
Vera Cruz.
Schr. Mabel Rose. Walton, New
York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
300 LOTS IN VILLA HEIGHTS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
nBy order OF tho stockholders of thI
villa iic,ents Company ana in order I'D
WHO up the affairs OF tho company. W,
VII se,i at public auction to the high.
est piudcr az the Norfolk Real Estat,
and STOCK EXchlngc. No. $50 Mali
street. Norfolk. Va. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9th. 1852. AT i
O'CLOCK NJ
all those 500 valuable lots belonging /.
Sau company, fronting on Chureh
twenty fourth. Twenty Twenty
SiNth. Twcnty-scvonth. Twcnty-ciphth
In.weh'y-ninih and Th.rti.th streets
VIVA ana Druid Circle and Wavoris
and liufiin Way. :
We call special attention Of Investor.
70 this sale. as the property - high Anc
dry and situated II one of the most al
tractive and beautiful suburbs of Norton
neinG Setwccn tho city proper and N.
Lark, and is bound To increase in Value
me C"npany has provided Tor waite.
ana INC pipes Will he IL a It; once.
lERMS-Onc-;h third cash balance ga on
ara TWO years. with per cent. interest
secured by deed OF trust on The propcriy
decd OF trust to hc drawn ard record 1,
AT the expense III the purchaser: or nj
caSh, AT the option OF the rurchaHcr 70
maps and other Information call nj III.
hlctiono cr's office. who VII tale s.ci.
pleasure IN showing anyone tho properly
II! l.. l'AGi: * Go.
JNls-iuS ...cttpuFcl.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
NORFOLK MARKETS
For Grain. tiau. 0ro5sries, Provisions
Sc.

0""fntfonn nj whoIo<nio Priccs. nm
less other ~ I've suited, and prices nrc
.0bJcct 10 nucluRtIon in market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02

Snollng's Pharmacy. Kopert f. Holmes
& Co. j. NJ. T. Trotter. Wallace IL Moore
Norfolk; Wallace ~ CO.. Berkeley: Jerome
L. Carr Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
TRUCK MhRKEr.

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pllot)
NEW YORK
Potatoes easy: fair 10 prime. 81. 000f1. 50.
common. 5oCi75c.: fancy, fl.75Q2.O0: south.
ern sweets, s2,0OQ4.Oo.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
NEW YORK STOCK NIAREET

Atchlson .... -. POS
Atchison. pre-. =. 63ss
Bal. and Ohio 49i4
Can. Pacific 80. 96s,
Can. Southern 5i2.
Cen. Pacific 80. 54l5
CheS. and Ohio 27X
Chi. G.. ". 49,. IA
e, b and . -. 1874
c. ] and L $500. 9ih
G, ! and l.. pre- Ala
e and l; l 90. -. 76H
C and n w ... .1GlM
c. r l and r .ll97s
G c c and st l. 57's
Col. Southern :. az
G $, LIST pref. =. Az.
c S. 2tl pref. :. 1S4
Del and Hudson lo35s
D. l. and W ....177h
D and r. G. 49,. 2l@.I
D and X G., pre- 20
Erie ...... ....... 1872
Eric, LIST pref. =. 81
CT. Nor, pref. ..16S
Hooking Coal :. IL
Hooking Val. :. 2iisI
Illinois Central .ll5h
Iowa Central e. 12ia
Iowa Cen. pref. Spa.
X G. + and G. :. al
J. L, and w 49,. q
]. Z and w. pre- s7l:l
Lake Shore .20lisl
Louis. and Nash 7iiyI
Manhattan IL" ll9isI
Met. st. R'y .2l2h.I
Mex. Central -. 1i7sI
MINI. and st l. $751;.
NJ and st l.. pre- 36s;
Mobile and Ohio 49,
NJ. X and T 80. l2M
NJ. X ami IT. pre- 3G@
n. J. Central :. .1l7is
n. y. Central ..l3ah
n and w ........ q
n and w. pref. 7lssl
No. Pacific 5oss
No. Pacific. pre- rs
o and w ........ 26N,
Q r and n 80. 10
@ r and n. pre- 1884,
PENNSYLVANIA 1861
Reading -. -. 2lisl
Reading, 1st pre- 6li,l
Reading. "a pre- 33i.
r G. w .......... 20
r G. w. pref. :. rs
ST. l. and S + :. ll;s
ST. l. and S l..
1st pref. -. e. IL
st l. and S It.
I'd pref. So. e. 39is
st. l. and 5 w 16ys
ST. l. and S w.
pref. -. ...... 20
St. Paul 80. e. .l23%
St. Paul, pref. ia 4
St. i and q -. .l0sia
So. Pacific ...... 80
So. Railway .... ia, I
So. R'y. pref. :. 599.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
Kew orleans. Aug. COTTON futures
quiet and steady. August. 5ii bid. sep
tcmhcr. 5.3sn5.i0: October. 5i0I5.ii: No
vcmhcr. 5.iaT5.ii: December. 5iSd5.5l.
January. 552n5.5i February. 555li5 S..
March, 5.5au5.Cl.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02

By Ii. l.. Page & Co., Auctionccrs. !.
Bank street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-02
branch office. eth stree; StaU al
Wilioughhy Beach
NJ iii IL * co
REAL ESTATE A%D Kl::.T.,. AGi.N-
NO. 81 BANK STI.Er:T

NO. 81 BANK SII.E.r.T
3G9 and $40 i'oush. rooms oct, Isl. sso.n
iUl Butte, rooms .......... ..........
Ia Brewer. rooms .......... ......... -
East Brandt ton. corner Holly and
Excelsior. good house and los . ~
GlS W. li,amhlcton avenue. Il rooms !..u
New. Hamilton avcnuc. 10 rooms
September isi... ........ .......... sat-
- York Place. rooms ................. $40
~ Grace " rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 80 o
!, Queen. rooms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. 10
.-S iHte. rooms ..... ..-..... ......... 49,,
~ Mariner rooms ..... ........... -. .i,a
f0J West Sramblcton ave. rooms. M 2iG.
East Grace st. rooms ........ ..... - =;
~ Franklin ave. rooms .......... 1871,
ia Brewer It,. rooms .......... :. a
3!S Butte st. rooms Observation-Disclosures. II o,
100 l.oV.tt ave. rooms .............. % 0.
i25 Marinor.'1 rooms. oct. lst.......... 25.0
l2I Mariner. rooms August l5t... - ~
10 l'aHk. rooms, oct. lSt.............. 90
los Hutc. p rooms. oct lst........... 81 =,
Twcnty-cighth st. Park ilacc...... 25.1.
10 bermuda. - rooms Oct. lst....... ID. 3,
IL i'"nchurch. rooms. at once........ 2l.C,
30 Granny, rooms. Oct. lst........ 2jo
II Dartmouth. ? rooms ................. - q
81 Hamilton avenue. rOoms........... .0.u,
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FOR RE FIT
FOR RENT
RESIDENCES.

i.ESlDi.-\Cf.S.
October list
10 Duke street. near Frccmason
Ncw House Colonial avenue.
-! Yarmouth street. corner house.
frame House on Yarmouth street far
nish-d. '"'
Possession Given at Once.
3oI Duke street
III Rely street and aaS ronohurch.
VIZ tank street and ioi Hute street
NJ Cumberland street.
80 YORK street. larg yard in front.
III Mariner street .
81 Holt street.
Several nice houses in Atlantic CITY.
~ STORES
goo and 302 Church ST.. corner store.
80 Main street
III Church street
- Washington street
w. Church street. Hat above.
For further Information phone 5s5.
". \. i. TBIGE & Co.,
Real Estate and Rental
Agents.
CORNER BANK AND PLUME SITS.
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AUGUST 9th. 1852. AT
O'CLOCK NJ
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16
MGARRY, CONKLIN & DREHNER.
S. S. Sanger Arrested on Warrant
From Ell Reno. Oklahoma

Considerable sensation was caused iI
this city yesterday afternoon by the ar
rest of S. S. Sanger on the charge OF
EN- bezzlement.
| Sanger was arrested by virtue of a
warrant from Ell Reno, Oklahoma.
brought here yesterday by Sheriff A.
| A. Cosby of that place.
Sanger came here about 10 years ago
and after residing in this city three
years went away, but returned about
1891. He formerly operated a milk
depot.
After time he went away again to
Oklahoma and remained until last
Septe Der. He then came back here
and opened the Texas Fuel company
on North Oregon street. He was run
ming this establishment when ar
rested.
Sanger spent last night behind the
bars of the county Jail. To q reporter
he said he was innocent of any wrong
doing but that the charge against him
grew out OF transaction which he had
last summer with a man named Bender
who went on his note for 800.
Sanger was seen at the Jail this
morning by HERALD reporter.
He said: 81 am now sixty years old
ana this is the first time l have ever
been behind the bars" He then reit-
Grated the statement contained in the
foregoing.
ST have sold out my coal business"
said he, "to John Brunner and do not
believe that L will have any trouble in
getting out of this difficulty. 1 believe
the warrant against me was sworn out
as bluff. II you see Lawyer Stanton
tell him that would like to see him"
The sheriff and his prisoner left this
afternoon for Oklahoma via the T. &
GOVERNMENT PRISONERS.
In the big southeast cell of the Jail
close by Sanger's apartment are
seven Cinnamon and George Washing
ton Lee, all government prisoners.
Lee was sitting on a cot when the
reporter glanced through the grating,
playing solitaire. Several of the
plying their couches. sitting up
and being shaved in turn by
another heather. They are all in for
smuggling Cinnamon, or being SNUG
gled themselves, into the United States.
and as at the worst they will only be
sent back home at Uncle Sans ex-
pense, they do not appear to be greatly
worried about their impending fate.
In the cell formerly occupied by Lee
a lunatic is now undergoing solitary
CO fiument.
Sheriff A. A. Cosby, who left on the
T 81 P this afternoon with his prisoner,
who was haudcuffed, said that Sanger
is under Indictment for embezzlipg
the funds of poor old man at Ell
Reno. He received the money and
failed to account for it.
"That is the charge which he is be-
ing taken back to answer" said the
sheriff, ''but there are several others
against him. He pretended to be very
pious and gained the confidence of
number of people.
81 was considerably surprised to zee
SO many people here who seem to re-
joice over Sanger's arrest. He must
have a lot of enemies in Ell Paso."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16
GEN. BLANCO WILLING
He Thinks the Bridge Should Be
Completed as Soon as Possible
Civil Engineer Pearson Talks
The Santa Fe to Assume all Re-
sponsibility and Construct the
Bridge.

Civil Engineer Pearson, W no was il
the city yesterday conferring with
General Banco, chief of the Mexican
boundary commission, on the joint
bridge question, the construction
of which the Mexican officials took ex.
ception to, returned north over the
Santa Fe this morning to his head
quarters at Albuquerque. He is just
recovering from severe attack of the
to perform the urgent du-
ties which were pressed upon him in
the settlement of the joint bridge
question.
To HERALD reporter Mr.. Pearson
said that Gen. Blsnco was strictly in
accord with the ideas advanced by the
officials of the Santa Fe to the effect
that a conclusion must be reached at
An early date on the part of the Mex
Mr.. Pearson, ''that everything will
be all right. do not think the Of
fcials at the City of Mexico, to whom
these plans will be sent for their ap-
proval, will delay them more than a
week. 1t is to their interest as we'll as
ours to begin work on the bridge, as
it will take at least months work
to get the bridge in shape to Withstand
the force of an ordinary rise in the riv-
er and if work is not soon begun it is
hard to tell just where we will wind
mp. There is one thing certain and
that is if the Mexican Central railroad
bridge is taken out by the high water
the two other bridges directly east of
it will go also, so you can plainly see
the necessity of quick action on the
part of both governments. The mate
rial is all here in the Santa Fee
yards for the construction of
the bridge and there can be no
delay On that account
When asked if the Missouri Bridge
& Iron company would again send a
force of wOrkmen here to construct the
steel work, Mr.. Pearson said they
would not: that the Santa Fee company
had taken charge of the construction
and that j A. Harlan, with Messrs.
Mustain and Uoss as his fOremen,
would watch the construction closely.
Mr.. Pearson will do the engineering
himself.
This bridge will be constructed
exactly as is the one which spans the
same river at Islets, a station south
of Albuquerque, only the one at this
point is shorter and higher. 1t is to
be built of steel and will be one of the
best railroad bridges in the south
west.
As to the possible cost
of the bride Mr.. Pearson
said it would be hard to estim-
ate. 1t will all depend on circumstan-
ces. IF we get through with it with
out any Interference from high water
it will not be so much and if the water
does interfere there will be no end of
expense attached to the construction of
the b idge."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16
An Elegant Exhibit.

The.largest wall paper manufacturers
In this country have sent their sample
cases of new designs to Thos Ehren.
berg, 800 Ell PasO street, to be placed
on exhibition for one week Those
who are Interested in wall papers or
who desire to purchase the latest and
most artistic patterns in papers and
borders should take advantage of this
unusual opportunity and call and
inspect the samples whether they buy
or not, for they include the newest,
handsOmest and richest designs. Mr..
Ehren berg will be glad to show them to
all corners, the more the better, and
without trouble or expense. Telephone
29S
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16
CarriZO Springs Mineral Water.

The Garlic Springs Mineral Water
is now so we'll known by the medical
profession. druggists and the people
generally that it needs no special in
PRODUCTION. Since placing it on the
market two years ago, it has won an
enviable reputation strictly on its mer-
its, and is pronounced by eminent ply
sicisns from Maine to California as
superior to all the famous waters 80 far
discovered either in Europe or this
country and wherever this water has
been given fair trial, it has never
failed to give satisfaction.
The medical profession is rapidly
discovering the fact that mineral wa
ters are becoming potent factor in
the treatment of many chronic diseas-
es. Immense sanitariums are annual
ly being built at the various mineral
springs and wells of this country and
Cases often pronounced incurable"
return from these places with perfect
cures effected: and when we consider
that such eminent and scientific men
as Geo. M. Walton, M. D, of Cincin-
natl; the late Trousseau, Durand Far
del, Stille, Niemeyer, Fredrichs, Muir
Gibson. Hardy, Virchow, Glib, Sig
mund. Michaelis, Constantine, James,
and Sir Henry Thompson have devot-
gu mum clme anu !aoor, 1noToughiy
investigating and writing on the mer-
its of natural mineral waters, their
classifi cation, and adaptation to differ
ent diseases, therapeutical and clinical
action, unhesitatipgly endorsing them
as wonderful curative agents in chron-
ic diseases, then can we und erstand
what precious gift, for suffering
Providence has given us in
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sole agent fer Ell Paso, Texas. Inquire
OF your grocer Or druggist. Francis
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