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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
9lus 9entl6lanD.
Or gSirrwar I'M Gcide Ger
Wtitte.
6e9en Gle Gini6leppun9 Ger
,9enlenpeIt.
Gin amsse,uieiener Slmertfaner.
ScrIfieoenes.
Serihieoenes.

Berlin, Is. Sept. Gin Sele=
eramm BON ct. 9etersburs meIoet:
Die ruIFIbe &esierun9 bdlt felt on
ibrem @Orlalose, Petins gu raumen
uno best Die SoTnung, baB SeutI9-
lano I9 BOD nod Oa5u beilimmen IGI-
ZEN uno oomit @roB6ritonien oeranloi-
fen weroe, ibm su fol9en. Us miro
iroehen erlduterno binSusefii9t, &uB-
LAMB erterre es ais unn09ltb 0n, oaB
Die AGiirten Neting ouf9eben, uenn
ni3t Die 6ineiilae &e9ierun9 bort To-
fort lid pieoer etablirt, 10 oaB Die
Souptitoot teinen glusenblit obne cine
&egierun9 bleibt. 3uBlono fann oes-
balb ou4 ni5t eber ieine Sruppen BON
Yetins Suriid5ieben, bis Die jest be9in=
nenoen ltnterbGrolun9en bebufs 0e=
tu0brleiItlIn9 Der Oronan9 in Betting
bur5 Giriesua9 elmer &esierung iofort
nad Dem ab3uSe ser olliirten Sruppeu
beenoet lino.
0r. Ntumm uon g 6war3en
ftein's un6 @raf gBaI-
berIee's auf-
/ 9o6en.
Gin 8eamter oes glustpGrti0en Im
tes bat 6oIsenbes ertIdrt: YSr. Wtumu
BON Sfparsenitein lit unier re9uldrei
@eIanoter am 5ineliI6en Sofe uni
miro iib, pie man anniinnt. bolb BOZ
Sbansbai nad Yetins beseben. Sal
er nod niht portbin 9e9anaen lit, lie9
ooran, oaB BORT teine 9inelil9e &esic'
runs lit. Ob General BON gSoloeriet
nod anoere ala militaril6e Aui9aber
l0Ien miro, miro gang Oon ibm obbGn.
gen.
@esen bie Gini3IeppunC
Ser 8eulenpeit.
Der Oeuti4e 99eiene=9OngreB ii
Srier beidloB beute, Die Reibsresiet
runs ouf5uforOern, uIl9emeine einbeit.
li6e MaBnabmen se9en Die Gini6iep.
puns Der SeuIenpeit 5u er9reifen.
iSeutI9 glmeritaner aus
gem ie en-.
g8ic cine Sepei5e aus Sremen mel
oct, bat Ger 9eutId=9lmerifaner 9enri
&. GbriItsau, Elm Grocer unS @cin
bdnolsr uon 81 SbermerbOrn Str.
SrootiDn, oon ben beuti5en 8eboroei
Den SeTebl erbaltsn, 9eutfbiano binnel
Ieds 8o5en Su oerlaiIen. Sie @us
peiiun9 erfolgtc, neil Gbriit9nu, De
i'm alter oon IA Sobrea nab Imer;tC
auspanoerte, Ieiner beuti6en Wtilitdr
pflibt ni9t @enii9e 9eleiitet bat. G.
befinOet iib nit ieiner 6rau gum Selud
bel Serpanbten in Sbarribed uni
Bremen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
~ 9ie QoIisei bat in Grfabruna

4" Sie Yolisei bat in Grfabruns
eebraat, baB Der am Sonnerito9 i'm
&eller oes NteuierI9en Sdlo@tbauies
oerlebt aufsefunOene Srunt @inoemann
i9 Die Ierlebuns our9 Den Sad BON
Der 9ellertreppe suse5osen bat.
E~ Srau Belle Sillabunt purbe
ocTtera oar9 Sbeuiocrocn ibres YfcroeS
filnf :SJlcilcn rositIih BON Der Staot aus
ibrem Uubrlocrt 9spoyfen. SiefrbieIt
eincn gcbrobenen GrHi uno innerlicbe
gerlesunsen. Sus Yiero mar Dor
cineni i'm 6eloe fsebenben nad9emabten
eiepbanten, weldcr BON elmer bislisen
SSirma ols Electromagnetic oerpanot miro,
I9su seworosn uno OaOonserait.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16

r&uBlono bat beibIohsn. Ieine Ge-
ianOtl9aft mad Sien 8 in Su uerlcgen
uno nur ein WtilitGr-& -&ommanoo in Be
ling Su lahen. Cine oabinse9enoe
amtli9e slntInOisuus miro beute er-
martet. 0ie anoeren M6bte peroen
no6rl3einli6 ibrc 6eIsnotidaften
ebenfaas aus Yetins Suriitsieben uno
Yetins ruenisitens fir oen @inter un-
ter elmer rein miltt6rilben Gontrolle
lofien.
Bel elmer Seratbuns Der 8enerale
ertldrte Der 9tuffe, es tuiiroen $4,000
Mann &u6en iiberpintern, oer Seut-
lhe ertlGrte, es piiroe Die 9letbe sln=
5abl 0eutl9e bort sebalten psrosn uno
Ger Sopuner iaste, Sapon iuiiroe 22,-
900 Wtann bort bebalten. Ser brttt=
l9e General tpor nibt in Ser Gage, Tib
iiber Die 3obl Der Sruppen ausiu.-
laTIen, tuelbe in Yetin9 iiberuintern
ruiroen. Gs lie9en ieood alle InSet=
den bofiir Dor, boB 9oro Salisburp
entlaieben bat, Dab unfere unterSeoro-
nete Stelun9 in Yettn9 nod mebr oer-
rineert meroen Ioa. Sn ben beItllnter=
ri6teten Sreiien lit man Der Inli3t.
oaB &u6lono uno OeutI9lano In lleber-
einltimmune nit einan0er bnnoeln
SoB &uBlano Iib alles 0.biet norolit
pom Der 9rOBen NtGuer anSuetsnen lu4t
m6hreno Seuti6ldnb Die InnectirunC
Der YrooiRSen Sban Sun, Slang q
unb gang Sic onitre6t. &uBLano Iu3
auBeroem Die &aiIerin @ittue on be1
Saesieruns gu erbolten, oantit es ourt
oieielben ieiusn @influB auf Die iibri9el
Srouinsen bebGlt. Die 5beiIun!
@bina's iaeint un0ermeioli4 Su Iein.
getinser 9otoit Gel i'rn
niiie.
Yettng, 26. au9., oia Satu, II
Sept. uno Sbongbai, IA. Sept. 81
Sapaner baben &C Sieuer, wel4e ii
Snnern oes taiferIiden Yaloites einse
i6lohen parsn, beTreit. SieIeIbe
'a0en, es Ieien oielleibt nod bunoer
mebr i'm 8aialt. Gle oerli9ern, oi
&aiIerin &esentin babe Yetin9 ol
Moreen oes 15. Iugult Oerionen. 81
reiite in sroBer Gle ab unO nabm ein
9roBe An3nbl Beamten unO Die bette
ibrer Siener nit. Sie 3uriif9eblie
benen glnuben, OaB iie li3 no4 SObc
gefii3tet babe.
@s beibt, Die Acknowledgements bat
Dor ibr,r Slu9t SWei Srauen bes SoiIer
se3wunsen, ii9 in eirem Srannen )
cr.ranten. 3pei 6rouen friibere
Safer ioller nod i'm YaIait sefonse
sebolten weroen.
@IGnberet ct 0 fen.
4etfng, 6. Sept. Cine omeri
taniIae S6ilOraae t0Otete 5pci Sitb4
Ole Iie beim 9!anOern ertappte.
6 briiten 81 / iotre an 6e
toreanii ID @ren5e. =
; 0ofobomo, u. Sept. Gin ia
paniIaer OfiiSier in GbelOns, &orec
beri9tet, ooB 5wei Sapaner uno mebrer
bunoert 9ineTIae uno foreanii4e se
taufte Gbriiten on Der tOreaniI9=9inc
Iaen @ren5s BON 3tneiii9en nSorers
ab9eI9la9tet worben leien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16

6eruer Stite bette NunIitdt idipnr;er
Saifstas. oOne 36 3Oa Sreite, ;u S1.25s
tbatiahIi6er @ert9 $500,
gsii6tiger Sic Die tpanbesf9Sne
GuSwabI erittIailiser SeiSsnitoiIs fiir
IbenSseIesenbeiten, Strabentrasen uno
Spasierfabrten, Die in iiiiIesen, 3uf6nsx2r
SalOn pabreno bieier Bofs iu fiinftsa
SlpOr ausseiteut iein tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16

60 8m. S. grpan palFrte se-
ftern MOrsen uuf Dem Wesc naa ct.
2ouis unIere Staot.
= Sie neueiten Sapeten BEL Carl
M0ler, 152 gl. Selapare Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
2lr9e @nttduibune
sSiir Sop @arcns 9lnrelins Snmaa
in Delphi.
&alter Gmpfaas mo gcts Gn=
s5nFid5mns.

{ (Som S,e5iaI: aorrelponoenten Ger Sr;blne)
Selpbi, Sno., 10. Sept. @sar-
Gus Sturcliu5 Sorno, Der ngrobe sos
Der Grand Old Party" tit OerIhnupft,
@r bat fi5 in Sclpbi, SAB, in be'
Sole eines "Spel!bind-r" Seiscn mol.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
2lus Siioafrifa.
@efebt BET Sarbertpn.
Gem britiiden General Sren6 tpnrSt
llnterfiibnug geianot.

SonOon, Is. Sept. 9oro Gto=
6erts nnlbet aus Nta6aooborp, oab
@eneral 6ren6 geIte-n in oen 9iieeln
Weitli9 BON Sarberton einen beftisen
&anpf nit ben 9uren bate unb bab
Seneral Sutton gu ieinsr llnteritiibuns
o69eianOt lei.
8 lie g ortiz 9ie Serbt d n
ii9 Den Sopf.
Stlio B II, Is. September. Sas
Otiniiterium erOrterte scItern in eiuer
9ebeimen Sisun9 Die 6ra9e, tpie YrdIi-
Dent Saul Srii9er wdbreno ieines giufs
entbalts auf portu9ieIiibem 0e6ict be-
banbeIt uerOen lOa. Sas &eiultat Der
Seratbun9en lit nod ni6t bctannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
Ghinas Gheilun9 unpermeio-
lib.
90 bebauptet Die SpnSpner SirncS
~ c;:cn ,saterptcic.
GgEIanS nao Seatlglane.

9onOOn. IS. Sept. Sic Shines
oercheat!i9f cir interefantss SEter-
uicD aus BetiHs, pei@cs oOm 4. Sep-
tember oatir. 1T unO in Us.Gem cs
beibt:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
ssnetan4e etoe in l arben GanpOus 40 Sou brett

Snttuni9e StoHe IN Is 6an, @anSwa 3Ol brett Eno
. ...
esoots m samsrse @unpOue arbenausu TN
per g)aro. IJG
0eutt Raios o6c
SBeOoa bic neues cf nm
"A 4I.uu
SanSpoAne SOpn A G brett IN ben 9Gbfarbm cl mn cl6n
. -
satin Sun
barab mprtk 1tskJ
2 SOU
fife ipuuoe
eas Stnsnt &oeoHe ben bfen nsuefn aODtes
STAPLES Ons
aueS nm ben sn 3niphhen Der a snhssn unS Sic brsen
peuner SperFane
Tn "a cf En
ramit Sof ran3oia Seuth ensG
9rnsaas sIat semuirt nit m GIa fenr Ss Ct nm a CT E
sreea Der toH gs bic eeue bon Grn einnn b 75n s T rs
SlferS" "" vlsfJ
mn
9owHS vtsVV v0uu
SIM OefI9eu 5aseL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
DER R NEW YORK STORE
(Gablrt 1852
Stlenise slseaten fur Snterds @mher
9te neneu @erbi It. &leiberltofe
Int id)tuar5 ,ttb farbig.

gtel Snterene s 4 funo fir be abtbuns 9 slide quIe
nO Iberfaat nit aer ren unS lie RnS
Onansebeno IN brer &ah 90 nmmt Die aon &eefo aus=
wab b un bnterdB Die Nuer Nooemaer un6 Doz
oaen Die IN Sie Stabt in inem amberen 9un eben fnS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16

Gin Sertailf bon Ssm sr5bten SntereIle fir
ieoe 6rau, Die @ebrauh fir ( id,parsen
Seipenitoff bat, Gr;eugnib Der belt
tetdnnten 5atrifdnten. gllle, bie nit Der
amerifanii6en Seibeninbuftrie nGber betannt
iinr, fenuen Die iiberlesene @or;iglihfeit bic
ier Seioe, ioiuobl i'm Seiiiu, ais aud in
Sarbe uno Sauerbaftieteit Sci einem
iiingfter Sertaufe bon i6fparSen Seioenitpiien
in 9tew Dort iparen mir einer Der gr6bten
&dilfer iino Sic baben iest ben &utA itnb
pen SortbsiI zines euten llrtbeiIs unO t6nnen
It'd fir soc einen ihpar;en Seibenitoff
iidern, Der tbatidhlid S1.00 pertb tit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-16
9as bentige &unsert
Ser Spnisoiler 9Saiienfimoer.


Ser 9pnisoiller S9aiienfimoer.
Slus Souisoille erbielten iuir 9eitern
einen Brief BON Dem Superintesoenten
bes bortisen SeutidproteitantiI9en
@aiienbauies, Serrn 6. s.. 5oelle,
mil Der Mittbeiluns, oaB oieielben
&inoer, ipel9e am oersansenen Sonn-
tag beim bieIisen 8aiienfeit our5 ibren
i96nen Gelans Niele erfreut baben,
beute Ibeno i'm 8ailenbauie unter Mtit-
pirtun9 bes 9ouisoiler 3ieoertrans,
bes @tount 3ion SOppel Nuartetts,
oes Sobel 0uortetts uno bes Serrn
6reo 8. gtuesel, Elm srOBes 9Onsert
geben rueroen. Die Namen Der &inoer,
uelbe Snoianapolis beiudt batten uno
beute in Dem &onsert mitpirten, lino
fOlgenbe
Grlte 9 / III nj e:
9lnna 9oeffer, Gertrude 9artmann,
Carrie Bed, Carrie @lod, Morp Soelle,
@Ga 6lod, Ntassie @eiB, arabeaa
Sauer.
3weite Gimme:
Sophia Wairabenitein, &ate Bed,
2ilie S9latter, emma S9wensel,
Sopbio Seal.
Sritte Stimme:
9ilie 9raft, annie 4anoolpb, aoolpb
i 6eise, Sarrp Slider. .gbarles SGHei-
Der, @briit Bed, Senrs Soelle.
Samit uniere 9eier ieben, ruie reid
baltis unb babi5 bas 9rosramm auf-
seItelt lit, bringen mir baslelbe ia. pie
es uns Su9efhidt tpuroe.
Erpsramm.
Grfter Tbeil.
l. Granb GalOp De Concert. 49,. Safior
Yiano Ouett.
2. Muf, lobt uns loben :. - 49,. Gborlier
3. 9teben pom ben Serren 9atoren: Sbeo
&. 8ooe uno Minor.
4. gsire 2orelei Oi9tuns nod Der SoIfs
iage. Sir SuIi unb oreiitiu'ntiser
Gbor Don Sernt. Miner.
l. stoG bedet gadt Die 2anoe.
9eflan,irt pen @OOlpb 6eiSe.
Ia. Saso4or.
atnoer9ur Der Initalt
2 Scene pon benz @rafenfteine.
Seflantirt Don GSwaro SoIfanp.
"a. . See bes sriinen 3beines. 0u tt
Siiaerinnsn. Naria 5peIe uno
SiLIie S6lattsr.
3. Oa bri9t pom 8ersearanOe.
Setlomirt uon Gbriit. Bed.
81. ee5niudt Ger iunse @raf.)
Serr 5reo. .. gfusbel
4. strn freut oen Grafen nintnter
0etlanirt pom 2igie S4raft.
IA. Gbor. Slider unb e6iffer.
Gbor Der 3Oslinse.
3. @ieoer Iiegt auf Sbeines 6Iutben.
SefIamirt pom 6rieoa 6erit.
5a- Die parnen6e Sac. (eoreIei.)
SopranloIo, Maria SoeIIe.
6. sSeiIt bic 9tire nio5t i'm S9Iofie.
, Setlamirt pon 9lnna &anSoIpb.
ga. Geiang Der @iren unS @aiierseiite,
ebOr Der 30slinse.
z. Gerne bort Die treuen 9liren.
0etlamirt pon Siuie 8eGsr.
Ia. Sdsers 3uOerii6t. (Ser iunse @raf
9err Sreo .. 9tuesel.
8. llugeitiimen Sinnes ruff Der Ora
Die Slider.
Sef!an,irt uon Gurela Sauer.
Sd. Gbor Der S9iffer.
G5or Der 3osIinse.
8. Seize our9 Die IebeI sIeitet.
0etlamirt pon @assie 3sis.
Ga. Ses Saters Slage.
0err 6reS .. Tuesel.
10. 9tlio flast Der sreiie Sater.
SetIamirt pon @arp S9Idtter.
: l0a. Nireniaeo.
, Gbor Der 3oelinse.
IL. G6neaem Hadewers su fr0bnen.
0etlamirt pon Sorina Stitel.
1ld. SeS IbeineS 5odter.
Sppranlolo, Daria ToeGe.
IL. nno iieb' oa ftdrmen ruiloe Bosen
la. Sdlub9or.
GbOr Der 30sIinse.
3peiter 5beil.
/. 0as alte 4Riitter9en =. @ar Spider
. ou uunSerl90rer Tbein TOerite
9ouispiae Sieoerfrans.
DIRECTOR Sbeo. Sefer.
: g. 9lbenoeloden. ........ Sr. Ib
J NaIoGbenoidein -. S. 6. GbmoIie
Die Serren Gbas. @eiger. GobrieI Sip
perle, sOuis Seise, Gbrift. Sdneioer
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

the machinery or the mine has beer
blocked sufficiently to show enough
ore to pay for it. She ssys the veir
might fail or change to q differen
kisd, one that the machinery purchas
ed might not handle. And again the
ore on the dump should be sufficient &C
keep the mill going before the mill Ii
will be compelled to be taking coca
sional lay off so the miners can get
out some ore for them to work.
When asked what, according to her
observations of the camp, did she
think should be done by interested Ell
Pasoans to increase Its mining advant-
| ages, Mrs. Pearson said, ."Tbey should
stop calculating on robbing q mine the
moment they find a little paying ore
ing shaft down 500 feet, driving levels
every fifty feet and proving the value
of their mines by blocking out their
ore bodies, as did Mr.. Ssrstton Ia his
Independence mine in Cripple Creek.
Doing this ia the same as &C.
O u m u latinG profit in any
other business, only that 1 conside err it
just little better than any other, for
1t can't blow away, freeze or burn up;
and die; 1t can't speculate in futures or
get taken in on q gold brick PROPOSE
tiCn: 1t doesn't psy takes, aud 1t Is not
broken into and robbed.
"You simply invest your capital In
blockingi 1t out until you have million
dollars worth in sight and then sell it
or begin taking 1t out and marketing
it in quantities to suit your faucy. This
l believe is Just what the Orion COM
pAny is going to do, at least 1 hope so,
and am pleased to know that they have
done so up to the present time, by
sinking one shaft 100 feet, three shafts
fifty feet and driving a tunnel 10O feet:
They are also driving drifts on ore in
each shaft and sinking q VIM from tbe
tunnel, blocking out about $3.50, 900
worth of ore already proved.
"Yes, like the climate aud the
people about Lordsburg and the
Shakespeare camp. They extend a
hearty welcome to all new corners, who
are capable of developing their dorm
ant mining resources. Ell Pssoans
could not do wiser thing than to
expead quarter of million dollars
within the next year in developing two
or three good mining properties
and in my opinion they are already the
owners of two such mines in the Su-
perior and the Dundee. All they need
now is the courage to put up the money
and push development.
"1f the surrounding mining interests |
are given due attention and proper |
for the next ten years,
Ell Psso will surely become a city of |
Is, 900 people,"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31


An energetic enemy is not so very bad.
You know exactly what you may expect.
When he is talking OF you, he will say Just what
he thinks
His language will be forceful and direct
It's the milk and water friendship that will wreck
the finest name,
For the words that unspoken often cut.
''wield the hammer thus:
The enemy who's out for blood will leave
chance for doubt;
He'll blazon forth your foibles all the while.
He will picture all your errors in most en-
phatic way
And comment them in savage style
You see, the hearers know that he's not dead in
love with you
When he leads the conversation to that rut,
But they draw upon their fancies when your
cronies smile and say,
Hes popular and pleasing felow-but."
That little word is than all the scandal they
could hear;
1t leaves them free to guess at all the rest,
And rule when people guess about fell
lows traits,
They find it difficult to guess the best.
The energetic enemy is much to be preferred
Although his flow of wrath scarce be Shut
To the friend who gives you traits that others
never dreamed you had
With, Hes certainly genial fellow-but.''
Baltimore American.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

During last May an infant child of
our neiGhbor was suffering from cho-
lera infantum. The doctors had given
up all hopes of recovery. l took q bot
tie Of Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, tell
ing them felt sure it would do good If
used according to directions. In two
days time the child had fully recover
ed. The child is now vigorous and
healthy. [ have recommended this
remedy frequently and have never
known in to fail. Curtis Baker,
Bookwslter, Ohio. Sold by all drug
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
ARE YOU INTERESTED?

The business of the Ell Paso Dairy
company 1s steadily increasing. Their
facilities for furnishing pure milk in a
short time after milking and the care
full methods used In handling same q e
holding their old patrons and gaining
them new ones. Their cream is un-
surpassed in any country and their
promptpess in delivering short orders
ia great boon to hOusekeepers who
often find themselves in need of little
cream for desert in q hurry. They
make specially of five and ten cen t
regular orders of cream in time for
breakfast.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
MACHINERY For SALE.
A Large Assortment of Second Hand
Machinery For Mine, Mill or
Smelter. All in Good
Condition.

5000 #. of i-ch standard wrought
iron Gas Pi.
900 it of ipch standard wrought
iron Gas Pipe.
compound DupleA high service pump
ing plant, suitable for waterworks
or deep mine.
Hosting Engines with friction drum
complete.
Steam Pumps.
36x54. Union Iron Works, Bisbee &
Williams Water Jacket Smelter.
No. a Baker Blower.
8 Rock Crushers, large and small.
Diamond Drills, complete it'll boiler
drill Air Compressor.
8 Machine Drills.
For Particulars Apply To
L. D. FISHER,
Are Valley Neu Movioo
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
A GOOi cough Meuiciue

Many Thousand have been restored
to health and nappin-ss bv the use Of
Cham berlaib's Cough Remedy If
afflicted with any throat Or lung trou.
BILE, give 1t trial for IL is certain to
prove beneficial. Cough that have re-
sisted all other treatment for years,
have yielded to this remedy and per-
fec health been restored. Cases that
seemed hopeless, that the climate of
the famous health resorts failed to
benefit, have been permanently cured
by its use. For sale by all druggists
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
No TruthIn the Rumor

H F Bloom, captain OF the river
inspectors and guards of the customs
service, has not been reduced in rank,
stories to the contrary not withstand
ing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Try XXXX Coffee and you will be
satisfied IL is the best on the market.
Ell Paso Grocery Co., sells it.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Rogers, the candy man, has placed a
elk horse power steam engine in the
establishment with which he runs his
freezers and candy machines.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Wanted-Two good active agents for
city work. International Trading Co.
Bronson Block.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

See the beautiful line of aluminium
goods at w. A. Irwin & Co.'s
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

XXXN is the bestpsckage coffee that
can be sold for the money. Try 1t
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Meals at all hours at the Creamery
restaurant.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
Born

AT chihuahua. Mexico, this mornip e
son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L
Westlake
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
ssBut.''

Shoes given away at prices now sell
Ing at Meyers, POI Ell Paso St.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
The Hera1d'S
POPULAR
WAN rs.
HELP WANTED-MALE

MyANTED-Tbe Alamogordo Lumber Co,
w AlamoRordo. N. M, wants a good ALI
round b ack NTH. Apply Ell Psso Foundry
& Machine Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

B. F. Hedges, of Terre Haute. Indi
ana, is In this city on his way home
from the state of Durango, Mexico,
where be has been since last October,
superiu Intending q smelter for the Peno-
les company. He is going home to
spend several months recuperating.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
The Dundee And Superior Mines
And the Mining Prospect Oh
This DlstriCt-What Legitimate
Mining Means.

Mrs E F Pearson, an extensive
stock holder in the Orion Mining COM
pany, came down from the Shakespeare
district in which the compauy's mines
are L Gated, Sunday, to secure drivers
and cooks for the work of hauling the
ore from the company 3 mines to Lords
burg. At q recent meeting of the CON-
pany Mrs Pears on took the contract for
haulipg the ore to Lordsourg
and proceeded at once to secur-
ing teams and wagons with which to
haul it. She bought two teams of
big horses, paying $50 q team for them.
Each of these teams can pvll four tons
. trip and make two trips day, the
distance being three miles.
Mrs. Pearson Gays the company have
all their miners at work on the Dundee
as 1t Is the most wealthy OF their proper
ties. She has been In the mining busi-
ness several years, having been in
Cripple Creek during the exciting days
there and did examination on Cripple
Creek mines as an expert, Millionaire
Stratton's mine being among those ex-
amined by her. She says she feels
justified 10 making the statements she
does In praise of the Dundee. Says
she can't help but BE- come enthusiastic
when she sees a mine showing up like
the Dundee Is.
Mrs. Pearson says she doesn't think
1t wise to put large sum of money
into machinery for a mine until there
10 enough ore on ,he dump to pay for
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

COR SALE-25 feet front on s IN Antonio St
I close in, cheap for cash. Mark Miller
Real Estate, 100 Mesa Ave.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

ROOM ROOMING HOUSE-Good loca.
20 ton; inside; easy terms. Mark Miller
zeal estate and insurance, 100 Mesa ave.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

MJANTED-To lease CT room house Tor
w year or more. Good loca lou. with all
modern conventences. Mark Miller, 109 Mesa
Ave.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-29
Town Trustees.

Board of Village Trustees met on
Monday night-Present, Purtill,
Tate, Galloway, Morris.
Bills allowed-R w. Smith,
% Is. II. w. Tanner, so 90.
Proposed Ordinance No. Is, reg
ulating bowling alleys, was read fol-
second time.
Clerk was ordered to notify par.
ties owning property on road ii
Johnson's Addition running wes
from Il. Benefits corner, also own
ers of property on Bennett stree
from Congregational parsonage t.
w. s. Calloway's, and u. n. Hun
gerford, owning property abuttint
Main street; to have sidewalk
properly graded and graveled.
G. II. Reinhart applied to boart
to have foot bridge or fill built o
made from south siding of railroat
tracks along the east side of Allan
ia Avenue, Referred to village at
| torney.
Board adjourned to meet in regu
lar session, Dec 5, prox.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-29
Death Of a Pioneer.

Rufus II. Turner Of Atlanta. pop.
ularlv known as "Uncle Rufe," one
of the old pioneers Of Atlanta, where
he had resided for over 80 years,
died suddenly at the Turner House
in this place Sunday night. He
had been around the town all day
and until ten O'clock that night, APP
parently in good physical condition
Shortly after retiring, Mr.. Turner
called for assistance and Z. w.
Burns answered and went to his
help. rendering all possible aid, but
death set in in about twenty min
utes, apparently caused by sutioea-
ton resulting from asthma, to which
he was subject
The funeral took place from the
Turner House on Tuesday after
noon, a large concourse Of friends
following the deceased to his last
resting place, the pali-bearers being
F. O, Abbott, Geo, A. Mccormick,
John Pence, J, NJ. Cowen, Sol. New
conner and T.. G. Helfrich.
Mr. Turner leaves a widow and
daughter surviving him, in Atlanta.
and a sister in the east, we are told
He owned considerable property
in Atlanta and vicinity and was
liked by nearly all acquaintance
His age, we learn, was 6S years.