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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-08

Il} r DtcfiOg htNuf',
Try a glass OF Billing Beer.
Red Top Rye, tea years old. at the
Silver Dollar.
Call at I~lemphill's pharmacy for fine
toilet articles.
Buy gum boots and >li,kers at the
Commercial Co.
Girl wanted to do general homework.
Apply 10 Mrs. w. A. Long,
Il. +. Sink, Of Utica, has been in Lew
istown several days the past week,
You should examine Hrmphill's stock
of watches before buying elsewhere.
John IL. Muller, of Fla,villow. was
at the Day House Fridag 40. last week.
Thomas Duffy and : = Harding. Of
Fort Maginuis. were in 'o'u Monday
Fred France, the M.tnnis wool
grower paid Lewiston. cali last
week,
De,riur Folding ta- .I Hinder H..
the bi1lcr for thesc Bay oHr
and bc happy,
Dr. Cart S,hulin t a.u'i,, and
%auri,t. VIII be 40 the o. House until
next Sunday,
A prescription orcr .d &c. Hemp
hilrs pharmacy is a .u..antec that
you'll come back-Ther, .'y reasons.
Killings Beer is now .ro aud YOU
will find II a grand bcv,ra7 90 have at
home. Get a ease at Ja.s Ecarury,
store.
Grand opening ON saturday M
S~chncidcr's Crippled ar saloon.
Music and fine lunch, ogl Is Eearnry's
old stand.
Mckinley aud Roo picture.
4y2,. 20 cents O pair AEor- or-
Gee. Cru hc -cUt on .1 rol'- by
mail. go insure safe deli.
T.. b. Warner and aaa,. two
mining rau of Ma.al .o iu town
satargor. Mr. Warry. .r'lo ha'l
im.rrs, io li- Eaglc Qu. .1r 30, Nb.
Bigss Tor s5oD.
Mr.. n. e. Anderson ,IHc-cutiug
George d. Barnard ~ Co., w 80. Louis.
called on county official, 'ui- week Md
secured an order for i.. supplies an
pually required by the onun'y,
Cashier F. Z. Wright. or ghe Bank Of
Fergus county, left Monday morning
via Harlow for a shorJ business and
pleasure trip TO salt Lake tity. He Is
expected back within tcn days,
Miss Myrtle Hawthorne. who has
been teaching at stanford has resigned
her position and gone 10 Great Falls,
where Il position in the third grade of
the city schools has been offered her.
Register Edward Bras>ey and wife
left Monday morning for Salt Lake
City. While he is absent Mr.. David
Hilgcr, formerly register is assisting
Receiver Eldridge in the work Of the
Office.
Adam Shell. the Tibet woolgrower,
made a pleasant call Tuesday morning,
lie said shat rain ou'g Ic} FOR a few
momen,, in the gap country Monday
5 afternoon and hardly more than Laid
the dust
Miss KittiauS. Of the Helena public
schools. whose assistance was % rlvat-
ly appreciated at the teachers inst,tutc
last year, will be- included in tie li-t p'
S instructors this fail, and Miss Feeble.
4 says that the talented lady has agree.
4 to he present,
DIR. Il. A. Long win visit Gilt Edg,
from the 10th 10 the 13th.of August
prepared to perfufm all work in ia,
line OF dentistry. At Stanford 18th fl,
ed of August, Utic. from the alth To
the eth of August. An those in ncr'
b If the doctors services should uea.
e these dates in mind md call early,
Miss Evelyn Kennedy, Of Mile. ~.
% practiclur r.prr wrote TO Attpr
ncg-Gcncra, N,.aa '.., week. asking &
sine was cljglI., ior- le Office Of count
attorney ad1Ig.r -.t she y1s c..II1
ac could Boo q. .na.. Orn NOLAN 1u'I
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-08
PERSONAL IND OTHERWISE.

Special shoe sale at Powers. Read
their adj.
Drink Billings Beer, equal to any and
second to none.
DIR. l., A. Long will be at Stanford
from Aug, Il to %.
Plymouth binding Irvine at the Mon
tana Hardware Co.
A good cook wanted at Mrs. e. NJ.
Statford's by Aug. l.
j. w. Kearncy has received a car load
Of billings Beer. Try a ease.
James Woodhousc and }. VI. Mycrsof
Garneill were in town sunday.
Montana Hardware GO. is the place
to save money ou binding twinc
The Montana Hardware Go. is pay-
ing 5l,25 pee cwt. in trade for oats.
sam TYLER, 81 Mcdonald creek. visit
ed Lewist2wu the first Of tlr week,
Hacldord ~ Glacktord. attorneys.
Office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Who win be at Gilt Edge from Aug.
10 to Is? DR.. E. a. Long, the dentist.
Z. w. King and wife. Of Gilt Edge,
were registered at the Day House Mon
day,
Peter Mcdonnell and Miss Mcconnell,
OF Dcerfe'd. were in Lewistown Satur-
day.
Miss Ieccing of Helena was regis
tered at the Lewistovn hotel ycstc--
day.
Try Celery Gin Tonic 'or your ncry,.
ami Kidneys. For safe at an leading
bars.
T. n. Bean and wife pf Gra., Range.
were at the Day House the G",t Of .ae
week.
Flcischmans COMPRESSED yeast rc-
ccjycd fresh every day al Bertrand *
Laux.
Frank Hamilton and J. C. Smith Of
Okla were among visitors in Lewistown
Monday.
NJ. Z. Teigen, one OF Tie Dir wool
growers of the east end, was in town
Monday.
1t is conceded by all that the MELON,
aid Creek coal is the only good coal Of.
fered for sale.
Power Mercantile Co. have the agen.
cy for Pasteur Blacklcg Vaccine for
this county.
w. u. Sullenger, the sheep man Of
Grass Range. was ~transacting bushes,
in town Monday.
Read the new adj. of the Montan;
Trading Co. If you are going to build
1t will save yoh money TO write them.
DIR. w. A. Long, next door to telc
phone Office, gives special attention I,
all diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat
: " v,o. :,
,ar W,ndar nt,,ht u,b,sor;,
recovered from his injury Of six week
ago,
, It is proven that Z. G.. Schncide
handles the best wine. Accr. liquor
and cigars. At the Crippled Bca
saloon.
Best quality of hams and bacon, a
well as superior fresh meats, and ifs
and game in season. at the LewlNtowI
Meat Co.
Those in the vicinity OF Utica dcai'
ing any work IN the hhe Oh dentlNtr
\ snou'o r'lne''ioer W. Long ""'''
r avg
Friday evening the brass band wl
give a concert at the corner of Pm
avenue and Main street in 'front.' OF ta
ARGUS ONCE
: aug 10 ln' Nv" "''''','"'' "' ''
,
,""'.' '''ls''' "''' I''''e ''' ".
: '''l"'' "e''''''
y T. smith, tde Neil-hnoHn attofH'
Of White sulphur SPRING. acrompaui'
. by hi' "iie' II az tAe Le'I-'o"n o'l'
u'''''"E yesterday
l. \. kcytc, ostcopath, will hc !
Gilt Edge Tuesday and trja'y Of rae
. week. Other days, al Office in Judit
Basin Bank building.
= \ marriage license was issued Ia.
week for the marriage of Arthur Nj
: Cartyuf Cottonwood and Mrs, France
Morgan Of Lewistown,
Billings Beer is strictly a pure an
= wholesome article. made ouly uf n
U finest barley. choices, hons by skill,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-08
WE PAY INTEREST on TIME
DEPOSITS.

Are you going To Dr. married. We have a
beautiful line ~ wedding inyltltions, 300.
u,nnrcmcui,, card, etc, NJ this office,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-08
jUdih BQyn B0DE
LewistOWu, Montana.
Incorporated urlrr tlr Laws of Montana.
Paid-up Capital, $4,000.
HERMAN OFTEN, President,
DAVID UILGkl}, Wee TcsIlont,
GEORGE j. BACH, Cashier,
". Is. MINER. At Cashier.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS
July /, 1899, S59T5, SO
October !, 1899, Si22, 25l27
January 2, 1900. S20T,T62Os

A e%cncrhl bauking busigcss transacted,
including TIE purchase aud sale II state
and County Warrants, and Bounty cer,ii'
icltcr; the selling ui exchange pa all the
principal citir- Of tho United states aud
Europe, tbg ht7.UiUgoi balloon the trims.
Ter Of money by Telegraph. Careful ntirn.
ton gi,rD 60 collections, and tho -ats
garping NJ rulluhI" papers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

T.. WilcoX of this city. who has designed
several of the newer buildings In Buriing-
ton with success. His work upon the high
school building has brough, him not q lit
Il" praise and 1t will be lasting tcsti-
moniul always ON nle.
The completion of the new building has
been at"OmrlShed at "A cost OF about SloU.-
0oo. which makes the estimated value Of
Eurlington's school property Ia,10u.
The grading of the grounds has been
commenced but cannot be completed until
spring when the work upon the building
will have been entirely completed. walks
laid ana the ground in condition TO be
beautnicd. The grounds win be tcrraced
and laid out i'm accordance with Il plan
prepared 10y Prof. Frank A. Waugh of the
University
Principal Isaac Thomas of the high
school has the work welt Inv hand, al
though he has been connected with the
school FOR only about a year, ana has with
Superintendent Wheeler. laid out the plans
for the removal Of the school to the new
building. There viii I've veGy little change
in the curriculum. which was modified
slightly at the opening Of the school year.
Principal Thomas succeeded $. w Lam
don, who had been in the school for nearly
16 years.
There has been not a little curiosity as
to what use would be made of the old
high school building II H. the plan of tho
school board. although the matter had not
been definitely decided. to place the pupils
of III" grammar, grade now n
the Main street grammar school
with those occupying the lower part of
the present high school as 70 grammar
school making the present old high school
the city sr"mmnr schoo,. If this is done
the unsrddcd school will We removed TO
the Main street school building.
IN article with thc new high school
building as its subject would not be- COM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

this report was adopted. Several confer
curos between the board Of school com
mssioucr- and the committee on schools
OF the board of aldermen followed this
action ana in the following November the
committee on schools recommended to the
board the purchase Of the Burton property
but action upon the report was delayed
The citizens had become quite generally
interested in tho mdttoC OF q new high
school site ana practically all had accpp,-
cd he need of a new building as immcd-
late aud not u little spirited discussion Of
the best location for the building was
heard. opinion uS to the best site was
very much divided III tins time. AT this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

school. ana the high school itself being
crowded. IT became evident that more
room must be- had.
on tho l2th day Of January. 1881 the
board of school commissioners adopted the
following resolution:
"Ecsolv,d: That in the judgment Of
this Board imm, diate steps should b. tall
en- to secure "a site ana to erect new
hi-h school buildings"
The question of location being the hr-
one to toe determined, an Investigation of
different sites was instituted by tn, COM
missoncrs under which it was found that
this irS' step WAS fun of difficulties In
April ,hoy presented communication To
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

possible in the spring and. as has been
said, Is now nearly completed. There
have been employed on the building by
the contractors at different times from
g. to 80 men,
The work upon the building and It's foun-
dalton has been done under the superVis-
ION Of npn selected by the school board
Tor that purpose, During the early por-
tion of the const ruetion the work was UNI
dor the supervision Of John W. Comcy for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

floors are placed class rooms, 30 by 30 feet
in size Between these at either end of
the building are recitation rooms, upon
TINS moor y hy - feet in size Directly OPP
posltc the main entrance at the front of
'ne bulldlng ana occupying the middle of
the cast side of this floor is the handsome
assembly hall, which is 80 by 80 feet in
size with a seating capacity of $50 The
principals platform is raised on the west
SIDE OF the coon and the entrances from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

This pSoVision was promptly made by
the board of aldermen ana the mayor and
on March 18th, lN'N, the property was
decided to the city ana the question of "a
suitable high school site was solved to the
eminent satisfaction of al. Under the
provisions Of the deed the ground must be
forever used for educational purposes, hut
at the pleasure of the city may be used as
a public free library and for antiquarian
and historical collections. If any part OF
the property shall at any time be convert
ed to other uses It shall revert back TO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15
THE BASEMENT.

The basement of the building is an i'm
portaut uottion of It's makeup. 1t Is ac-
cos sihle either from lhc first floor 10y stair
WAYS at either cuu of the building or from
tho. outside at the ends. At the northwest
corner f. the boys toilet room and at the
southwest cornc4 is another for the girls.
EctVrou the two is the room designed for
81 gymnasium with running track. which
viii have 80 laps to the mic. In the COR
NOR of the opposite and back side of the
building are two roomS--ouo for manual
training room ana the other the jauitor' 5
workshop.
l|ctWtcn the latter rooms are coal rooms
white at the middle Of IN" north end i a
bicycle room and at the south end an
other room for the same use. Tho base
mont is Cut l.y three corrdoss, one rum
ming lougthwisc and two across the build
iu@. I'm the centre of the basement are
line roms which contain tho two boilers,
the ash room and th' Vcutilatng fan.
There are also other rooms small i'm size.
for storing and "a space designed To- bc oc-
cupicd 10y lockers for the benefit OF those
using the gymnasium.
The tO'i,t room s. are lifted with closets of
approved sanitary character aud with
wash bowls having hot aud cold water
faucets. The nttiue- of the bowls and
closets. with the slab partition between
thom - well as thu drinking fountains
ana closet fittings of the rooms above are
of Tennessee maGhlt. which Is a dark pink
color and secured from ;hc Proctor MarUio
company at Proctor There are also TO he
bath arrangements i'm connection with the
toilet rooms The wull- aud partitions a.c
of brick and the wood finish is white pine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15
BURLINGTON'S SCHOOL HISTORY,
The First School Building and The Pro-
cess of Educational Expansion.

The most authentic and only complete
record of Bulington's history as regards
Is public schuu.s. ever prepared iarontain-
cd in AN exhaustive paper upon the subject
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

the supervision of one of the members OF
the firm and considerable of the help used.
until the more difficult work was reached
was secured on this side of the lake. The
company mas manufacturing plant at
keeScVllle, whore they produce much of
the finish used in their work. They have
branch Offices in other New York cities
and have had the execution OF several no
table contracts in their own State
The architect of the building was w. r.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10
PERSONALS

Sam French, of Las Cruces, is in
town.
Jorge A. Griggs is up from Cas- as
Grandes.
c. M. Barber is in town from Mesil-
la Park.
Annie and Philip Vagel are Carls-
bad residents sojourning IN Ell Psso.
7. L. Lillis, San Francisco is in the
city enroute home from tour OF Mex
leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. P. Whitmore, of
Omaha, Neb., are in the city for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Villas, Miss Hsr-
riet Villas and Mrs. d. "A. Miller, are
Chicago tourists registered at the
Pierson.
]. K. Cobbs, Of San Antonio, prom
inent in the legal department OF the O..
II. s. S. A. arrived in the city today on
legal business.
nc. thinner. J. G. Bowen, J. w.
Prewitt, Louis GILES. @. W. Hight, j.
L. Duncan and J. D. Leatherman. of
Pc cOs. are In town.
E.. Pew eft this morning on the
T. & P. for business trip east. While
away he will visit Boston, New YORK
and Washing ton, D. G.
John NJ. Fulton, one OF the largest
callers In furniture and stoves In San
Francisco. is here on his return home
from visit To New York. He leaves
tomorrow over the S. 2.
Jack Follsnsbee of New York, one
of the managers of the interests of
Hearst estate in Mexico, after a couple
of days visit among friends in Ell Paso,
departed today for San Francisco.
Henry K. Dyer, of Mexico, ia here
for a few days. He Is attending to
business matters concerning the sale
of large property interests and will
leave the latter part OF the week for
Nogales.
AL Powell and F. 81. Mattingly, two
fine fellows and good baseball players.
came in over the White Oaks from
Fort Stanton. They have many
friends here who will be pleased to
hear of their return.
Robert q. Burnett, a leading citizen
of Colorado Springs, is here for few
days on his way to Mexico. Mr.. Bur
nett is accompanied by his wife and
child and will visit all the points OF
interest in that republic.
President L. B. Corroy, of the Ala
mogordo Lumber company, returned
yesterday from an extensive tour OF
Mexico. He says his company will
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

Texa-kans; w M Nalape, Morenci; b
NJ Gillespie, j B Davis, @ w Wallace,
Will Bell, Fit Davis; Robs Agelar, John
J Lawson, Galveston; B L Mccoy, Dal-
las.
Grand Central: Fred Drif6ll, Chas
Buepler and James Bass, Shafter; A
Guyon aud 81 Livington, Maria; DR.
81 S Squiers and wife, Aguascaltent ties.
Mex; L M Wilsop, Maria; w G Robert
son and S Dalpt, Scranton, Pa: J B
Lamont, Kansas City; T P Stevens,
Ft Worth: Leon Ford, Englewood.
Kan; j E Thompson, St Louis; W
Connaway and Amer Coffmap. Colum-
bia; r w Sets, Mt Vernon, o; Simon
Vile, Cincinnati: Chas j Castillo,
Tampa, Fla: D T White, Las Vegas,
N VI; A F Spriegelberg, Santa Fee. N
NJ Jno A Jones and A J King, Las
Cruces
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

After all, at every turn in the road
of life. there ia scarcely thing so
fascin ating as price" This is why
we make 1t such feature in the con-
duct of our business. For prices and
goods go to Emerson & Berrien's $. the
furniture and carpet men.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10
Arrive Tonight.

Yesterday evening Deputy U. S.
Marshal Hillebrsnd received a teie-
gram from Marshal Siebrecht at Fort
Worth, saying that he would leave
there last night for Ell Paso. +
is presumed that Judge Boarman and
the other attaches of the court are in
the party and that they will be here
topiOht
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10
Artist Classes.

The artist, Mrs. Herndon, may be
found at her studio in the Center
Block. San Fra ncisco St. every week
day till 2 p. m. She gives private les
sons to promising young people and to
ladies, in drawing or painting. Or
you may join and study in or out of her
classes Call for full particulars.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

enter that field and make strong biz
for share of the box trade.
]. B. Irving, of Alpine, is in town.
j. D. Slocum is up from San Pedro
Mexico.
Louis P. briggs. OF Jarills, N. NJ. is
In town.
Mrs. J. Cordier left yesterday for
Los Angeles.
John HUMPHREYS, OF Maria, is a visi.
tor in the city.
G. r. Morehead and family are
visiting in California.
J. D. Slocum is visitor in the city
from San Pedro, Mex.
NJ. S. Small, of Lordsburg, N. NJ. is
registered at the Zieger.
James and Jusna Stephenson, of Las
Cruces, are guests in Ell Paso.
S. B. Morrison and NJ o. Morrison,
of Ration, N. NJ, are in the city.
Supt. L. B. Conroy, of the Alamo
gordo Lumber Company, is in town.
1. L. Weber. special representative
of the DAILY HERALD, has gone to
Casas Grandes.
j. A. Jones and A. J. King, the we'll
known mining men, came down from
Las Cruces today.
Judge T. D. Cobb, attorney for the
Southern Pacific at San Antonio, is
in the city on business.
Attorney Leigh Clark is expected
back tonight from Deming where he
has been on legal business.
Harry Schultz, student of the gov
eminent schools of mines, City of Mex
leo, is in town visiting friends.
M. Postraun, of Shafter, and Cleto
Heredis, of Pre- sidio, Texas, are in
town to attend the federal court
Joshua S. Reynolds is visiting his
daughter at Las Vegas, as she is abou.
to leave on an extended tour Of
Europe.
AT THE HOTELS.
Center Block: Tom King, Ennis,
Tex; M WKehoe, Shaf,er, Tex; Pat
Coleman and wife, Maria, Tex; E
Bower, r D Page, Pecos, Tex; F s
Gloverville, N Y; DR. A Monagin,
Maria, Tex; S r White and family,
Selma, Cal; E Meyrack, San Francisco
j w Corral, City.
Zeiper: G A Sacho, Reading, Pa; ]
P Laurie, Los Angeles; James Stephen.
son, Juapa Stephenson, Filicita Varela,
Las Cruces: John Hancock, Salida,
Col; E Menard, Phoenix; J D Slocum,
San Pedro; G b Weiss, San Antonio:
Thos Habitat, Philadelphia: John
Humphries, Maria; Ed Clark, A Ls-
fave, Salt Lake City; F 81 Wielandy,
St Louis; F Levi, City; S B Morrison,
w 0 Morrison, Ration; Louis P briggs,
Jsrilla: J B Irving, Alpine.
Orndorff: S Gregg, Maria, Tex;
E G Stein, Shafter, Tex; B Conrov,
Alamogordo; w Barrett and family,
Ssbinal, Mex; J d Thuford, Fit. Worth
L Seamonds. Tucson: M B Mayer,
F.. Worth: r Richardson, Clint, Tex;
F. Allen, Sonora; M F Smith, U
Army: r Mckenzie and wife, San
Francisco, Mrs S e Fry, Washington
D G; w Sherlock, Guaymas; T B
Cobbs, San Antonio; j V Clemore, o b
Ramsey, Fit Wort: + T Robinson,
Dallas: S Glass, New York; w r
Bradshaw, st Louis; s D Nesmitb
BostoD; T M Hutzel, Albuquer-
que.
New Commercial: d 8 Newman,
r DelgadO. Clifton; G McNeam, New
Orleans; w Griffith, VIM Hopper,
City; Charles Peterson, ST Paul, MINI;
w < Msngar, Milwaukee, Wis: Parte
Hannis, Australia: Fl B Weaver. Ala
mogordo; @ w Rsth burn, Odessa. Tex:
S Starratt, Oakland, Cal; 81 N
Saudusky, Clifton; G L Markley. M
G Henson. San Antonio; w
81 Mercer, Blacksburg. S G:
9 w Scholl, McCune, X: G A
Schmidt, Antonio Joseph, Pine Bluff.
ARR: Alex Mansur, Midland, Tex; o.
car Green, Pitt Often, San Pedro; c
Bingham, Needles. Calf: w E Band,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10
Twenty elqht Tax Suits.

Twenty eieh bit suits to enforce pay
ment of taxes were filed in the district
court by County Attorney Ed
wards. on behalf OF the state of
Texas. Most of the suits are against
unknown owners of property iE the
city and are for amounts from So
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10
The Yauui Rebellion

Has become subject to very inter
esting and beautiful love story entitled
Santa Teresa" 1t Is published in
Town Topic Series in paper form at
80 cents, and can be had at Dellquest
& Andrews Book store, 302 San An
tonic St. 1t is Mexican and also up to
DOT
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

But caught on to the fact that he
could save money by buying his
harness and ssddlery goods of the
West Texas Saddlery Co., and saved
enough money to pay his expenses In
staying over. You can do the same if
you will call at PA South Oregon
street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10
Marriage Licenses.

Juan de la Paz and Miss Valentin
Guerrero and John F. Perkins and
Mics Susie Slyter.
The last named couple were married
by Justice A. w. Spencer at his
residence 2lS Myrtls Avenue
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

Every thing for the comfort and con-
venience of people who live at home,
from dish mop or water cooler, to the
finest parlor or chamber set in the
land, at Springer's Furniture Empor-
ium, PIG San Antonio street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

Are you particular? Are you care
full OF your money? Do you want it TO
go q long way? II so, we are the peo-
pie YOU wish to call on Emerson &
Berrieu's, furniture and carpet men.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

You may lack q lap In your
last summers jeans, but don't
forget to get your Jap a lack" at
Ehren berg's for your floors, old or
new.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

Have you seen the Bushong & Field
man Especial" photographs? They
are beauties--at S1.50 per dozen. Every.
one ought to have sitting.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

Don't fail to see that beautiful show
of Easter cards, Easter eggs, Easter
dyes and novelties at Potter and
Whites Pharmacy, Little Plaza.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

Did you ever use the Insurance Case
line stove? If you have, you will never
use any other. If you have not, do not
fail to look into Its superior merits be-
fore you buy for the summer. Exclu-
sive Agency at Welch's, Texas street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-10

Good Morning. Have you retouched
your old furniture with @. Varnisn
Stain? You can getit at Ehren berg's,
1926 Ell Psso St.