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''Some time ago l had severe attack
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by Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co.,
druggists OF this place, to try Cham
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medy for muscular rheumati sm in the
market" For sale by all druge ists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-16
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The blood is constantly being puri-
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Keep these organs In healthy condi-
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For this purpose there is pothing equal
30 Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
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more good than a dollar bottle of the
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Samples free at apy drug store.
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-16
Mexican Mineral Belt.

mining regions of Eastern Sonora
and Western chihuahua is via tha
Sierra Madre line, and Casas Gran
des. Trains leave Ciudad Juarex ~
S:2b daily except Sundays.
J. T. LOGAN,
Genl. Traffic Agent
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Arizona.

Solomon & Wickershsm. of Bowie,
have purchased the Coop Touring mi IL
of Stafford. Within a short time they
will open a wholesale general merchan-
dice store.
s. M. MCGOWAN, who for many years
lived at Fort Mohave, bias been put
forward by the Illinois society, of
Maricops county, as q republican can
didate for delegate to congress.
The Horse Shoe basin south of Tucson
is developing into gold field of con-
siderable proportions. A dealer has
purchased gold nugget valued at
5000 found by Indians and 200 redskins
are now working the new diggings.
Being within the reservation whites
are barred.
A flow of 19, 600 inches was recorded
in Salt river a week ago. With
the first rain there was freshet which
increased the dow from IA 600 to 20 900,
and then the river settled back to H.
600 i1ches and has gradually increased
since with indications of q further in
crease for a steady flow.
G. w. Hull. wealthy mining opera
tor of Jerome, Arizona, was arrested
in New York Wednesday on charge
of perjury in connection with his suit
for divorce In Providence, Rhode Is
land, few months ago. His wife is
supposed to be in Prescott, Arizona,
where it Is said she recently fled an
application for divorce.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-16

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Of appetite, or constipation, try q few
doses of Cham erlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every box warranted.
For sale BY all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-16
Rio Grande HOtel-Las Cruces.

Mr.. G. A. Tandy, formerly of the
Carson-Lewis hotel at Weatherford,
Texas. has assumed charge Of the
above hotel. The hotel has been re-
fitted and especial attention will be
given the travelling public.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-16
New Mexico

Bland Is to be Incorporated as a vii
lage.
Peach buds near Santa Fee we're
damaged by recent frost.
The building of the Goss Military
Institute at Albuquerque, with con-
tents, was totally destroyed by fire
Thursday night. The building cost
90, 600; total insurance So, 500.
Work on the new bridge across the
Rio Grande between Pena Blanca aud
Cochiti is progressing nicely. Eight
tubular piers have been placed in po-
sition aud the work of adjusting the
spans will be carried to completion as
rapidly as the material arrives at the
river. The contractors expect to
finish their labOrs in about three
months.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-16
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Plate Rlass insurance and accident
insurance written cheaper than can be
obtained elsewhere. A. NJ. Loo0is,
PIT San Antonio street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-16

Great 1880" Edition of the HERALD
at M. 81. Webb's.
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our Complexion Creams, Toilet Waters
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

make Rome look like a whist,in' station
city that has popylaton ~ eight mil
lion people till tn cinsus rapport comes
out?' / says. 4 niver heerd Nv it he
says. Dye know that 1 can cross tn
ocean in six days, an Won't that II
anything doesn't happen in Chiny l can
larn about 1t in twinty-four hours If
care to know; that if ye was in Wash n
ton cud call We UP be tillyphone an
ye'er wire d be busy?' 1 says I do
not, says Thomas Jefferson.
Thin says I, don't presume to ad-
wise me, l says, that knows these things
an NANNY more | says. An whin We go
back where We come fir an set down
with tn r-rest Nv tn sages to wondher
whether man cud possibly go firm
Richmond to Boston in a week tell thin
1 says, that in their day they r-run a
corner grocery an today, says I, we're
op'ratin' a sixteen-story department store
an putin in ivrything firm an electric
lightin' plant to a set iv false teeth 1
says. An / hist him on his horse an
ask polisman to show him tn way
home.
BE hivins, Hinnssy. I want me adj
Vice up-to-date an whin Mack and VIII
lum Jennings tells me what George
Wash'nton an Thomas jefferson said,
says to thin: Gentlemen, they larned
their thrade befure tn days iv open
plumbn', L says. Tell us what is wanted
ye'ersilf or call in a journeymaH who's
wurrulin' card Is dated this cinchry,' I
says An I'm right. too, Hinnissy."
We'll" said Mr. Hennessy, slowly,
"those OF lads was level-headed."
''Thrue f'r ye," said Mr.. Dooley. But
undher tn new Fiction laws we can't vote
tn cimitries Copyright, 1900 by r. H
Russell.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
AIEWS OF THE
y LODGE ROOMS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Lincoln Lodge No. -. knights of Pyth-
las, held its regular convention on Fri
day evening last. at which there were
present q large number Of members and
visiting Knights. Ire session was highly
interesting and edifying This lC~,. is
the offspring Of recent consolidation of
Lincoln No. 80 and Champion No. l3, and
its numerical strength of nearly 800 mem
uously prominent in the various avenues
of professional and commercial endeaVor.
At this meeting there was a general re-
adjustment In official positions, due TO
the resignation OF Chancellor Commander
Frank a. Ledstrand, who recently remoV-
ed from the state, and whose resignation
was received with regret. BY the unani-
nous vote of the lodge, Vice Chancellor
Edward w. White Was chosen chancellor
commerder. PTelate John Donovan was
similarly elected vice chancellor, and in
like manner Brothers Emil Schroeder
and George F1ey were elected prelate and
master CT eXchequer respectively The
new chancellor commander expressed his
appreciation Of the gracious compliment
paid him in his elevation. and outlined
q plan of work and mutual cooperation
calculated 10 materially conduce to the
benefit and prosperity OF both the lodge
and the order in this domain. The pres
ence Of Brother Chauvan, whose visits
are always so much enjoyed, secured an
address filled with good words facilitating
the lodge upon the manifest wisdom ex
ercised IN tie selection Of the new OFF,
GERS, ana Inc DuSlne5S-llke acumen or the
new regime, propheSying for the lodge
advancement onward and upward IN all
that the underlying principles OF the or
Ger stand for.
Washington Lodge No. "A on last We'd
nesday evening held a very large and in
teresting meeting at their castle hail.
Bowlby block. Y g. a. Swanson occn-
pied the G. 9. chair. The third rank was
conferred. A testimonial benefit was ten
dcred to Brother Frank Storms. who
lately returned injured from the KIon-
dixie. lie left 10 visit his old home. Buff
falo, n. Y. Several new applications for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

but on a future occasion whin I've been
down in Southern Injyanny, I'll tell We
what tn sages an fathers Nv tn party
in the Ancient an Hon rable Association
~ Mound Builders had to say about tn
prisint crisis
''Tisn't Bryan alone. Mack's the same
way They're both ancesther worshipers,
like tn Chinese, Hinnissy. An what I'd
like to know is what Thomas Jefferson
knew about the troubles " We an me?
DivvIe a wurrud have l to say again
Thomas He was a good man in his
day, though I don't know that his bat
tin av'rage d be high again tn pltchin
Nv these times. I have a great ray
spict FIR tn sages an I believe in namin'
sthreets an public schools afther thin.
But suppose Thomas Jefferson was to
come back here now an say to himself:
'Tney'se a good dimmycrat up In
Ar-rchy road an I think I'll drop in on
him an talk over tn issues iv tn day.
Well. may be he cud r-ride his oil gray
mare up an not be kilt be tn throlley
cars, an maybe tn la-ads d think he
was crazy an not murdher him FIR his
clothes. An maybe they wudden't. But
annyhow, suppose he got here, an afther
he'd fumbled ar-round at tn latch-fr
they had STRINGS on the dure in thin
days-I let him IN. Well. afther I've
iniooced him TO take a bowl iv red liquor
FIR in his time IN unrlILA was "hAIS
an explained how tn settler comes out
an tn cash raygisther wurruks an
wather is dhrawn fr m tn fassit an gas
is lighted firm tn burner. an got him so
he wud rot bump his head again tn
ceilin' ivry time tn beer pump threw
ft-afther that we'd talk iv tn pollytcal
situation.
How does it go?' says Thomas. Well
SAYS l. 1T looks as though 1oway was
sure republican says l. 'Ioway" says
he. What's that?' says he. Ioway, says
/. SIS a state, says l. I niver heerd ~
it says he. Faith. We did not, says l..
But it's a state just the same, an run
,v corn an people, / says. An why is II
raypublican?' says he. Because, says l,
IN people out there Is f'r holdin' tn
Ph.liupeens, says l. What tn divvie
ARE tn Ph'Iippeens?' says he is 1t a
game, says he, or food? he says.
Faith It's small wonder We don't know.
saws l. .f'r tbs mesi,f was weak on 1t
year ago / says TIL Philippians is an
ISSUE. says /. AN islands, says ]. an "A
public nuisance | says. But says.
before we go amy further on this SUBJ
feet, / says dye know where Minnysota
is, or WISCONSIN. or Utah, or California;,
or Texas or Neebrasky? says /. I DO
not says he. Dye know that since
ye'er death there has growed up on tn
shore iv Lake michigan city that wud
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

ick udder Paul Kevail wants to bin der
nexdt sheriff., dey should reconsiderati ton
dis DitZness. Uf course i'd ISIS DER own
bitzness und MAYBE dey dink Won bird
Vot dey hat got in der hant is worth
two uoder dree vet ISIS yet in der pushes,
ennyhow l know me Won ding, ind dot
ISIS dot Henry Hardick ISIS allride. He
would nod bin Willingness to led a Senk
Louis carbenter shob ged der chob unless
doy could dddid der besdt chob for der
leedie3t monies. Henry iss undoubtlngly
fickuring on safing der bounty yust as
much monies as vot iss possibility, unj
We shouldt nod chump all ofer him uni
Paul pefore We find oudt Wy id ISIS und
Wy id issnt.
Id maChts nix aus to me vot kint uf
chail houses dey hat, as l do not expect
to be APPLE to enchoy ids hospitality.
We certingly need a new bolice station,
der oldt Won ISIS nod RELIABLE. Wy, Ven
dey lock up a man ad der cendral sta
ton und he wants to get oudt, all he has
to do ISIS to preak der lock on his door,
kick der pars down fon der windows und
chump cudt on der ground und mage
hees escabe Aindt i'd? Der kounty chail
house ISIS Habilidy to fall in heces emmy
oldt dime so id loogs to a man Yot ISIS
SEEDING ub in a tree dot somepody, we'd
der he ISIS fon Senk Louis udder Me Or
leans, shouldt go aheadt undt mage up a
! goot substantialness pudding
Led der Senk Louis men hat id ung
mage i'd in der contract vot id says all
| labor shouldt bin hired in Senk Paul and
shouldt bin Senk Paul men. Vot would
bin der matter nit sutch skeme lige
dOt2 Vot?
l do nod wish to dictation emmy Won
aboudt vot We should did. bud i'd ISIS
dime dey are canning to some conclusions
x, Y, z. l haf yust Won recommending
und dot ISIS dot We shouldt hat Won chail
houses for der city undt kounty NIGHT
war. Hep
-Budveiser,
Per E. Weisenburger
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B@dveiser on der
DeQp CbajT Bouse.


Id ISIS geddng to pc der talk uf der
town. l mean aboudt dot new chail house
bitZn2ss 1 vos Offer to Louie Haasenfef-
fers house lest hide und me und Louie
hat keVite an arkumend aboudt who Is;
Ger reason und Wy dey should diddld i'd
Eferypody is akreeableness on Won ding.
und dot ISIS dot We must hat new chail
houses, und dot Id sheuldt bin so soon as
she can. Dey hat got der oldt chai houses
dropped und chained ub to mage id holt
togedder undil der koundy Communications
aries can decision Yot dey will dit aboudl
Id Not an awful plow id vouldt bin to
der Temocradic pardy uf dot oldt dings
should fall in some hide ven Chonny Vae.-
ener vos nod LOGGING. Ach. Louie, id g'fs
me der chin chims ven 1 dink me aboudt
Id Who vouldt We got to run for skier
riff? Ach! forged, dere ISIS Anton Mic
sen vich he would bin Willingness to dake
der chob. Bud. as l vos saying aboudt
der new chail houses, der principal diff
guldy ISIS we're should dey location id una
who shouidt builded i'd yet ven dey got id
all gefiXed. Mein itea ISIS dot We should
haf yust Won chail houses for der whole
schooling metch. Location id on der rif-
fer pluffs someVere. 50 der prisoners could
mage a few fresh air breathings Uf dey
goGd hat dot dey wouldn't mint few
bed bGggses, udder craybacks und dings
lige dot Den dey could hat Won uf dose
ducking blanks oudt ofer der riffer, SO
ven dey bulled in few trunk und dis
orterly fellers vot refusaled TO keep shut
init dere mouds ven dey vos in gelocked.
or some uf dose wife heaters und Chack
der Gissers, vot played CRAZY, der Leften-
ement uf der Bodice could yust run dem
oudt on dot blank und drob dem into der
vet, sllilly riffer about sigstecn or dirty
sefen dimes. MAYBE dey vouIdt bin Wiling
ness to mage some stiffness
in der chail houses. Dot Is
poor itea. I kess. Yes! No? Id
would also bin greadt convenience for der
bolices IF id yos all in Won blaze. Subbo-
sition der I.eftenement, der Sarchent nd
der Won uf der challers would lige to O.,
offer TO Diedrich BiNgieheimer's vet goots
chin mill, i'd would pc so easy for some
uf der on1er poys to watch der chail house
till dey got pack.
Bud sutch rev as der working beopIes
are raising aboudt der kOunty kommit-
ehioners Citing der chob to Senk Louis
oudfid. Dot ISIS a shamefulness, but who
ISIS der reason l cannod yust now say,
but id seems to me re can didded it here
yust 50 veil und SO cheap as ennyvon
else. Uf course der ISIS olways two stes
TO desc keVestions, bud uf Henry Hart
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perish. flowers vanish, but grass is i'm
mortal.
Beleaguered by the sudden hosts of
winter 1t withdraws into the inpregna-
BILE fortress OF its subterranean vitality
and energies upon the first solicitation OF
spring SoWn by the winds, by wan
dering birds, propagated by the subtle
horticulture of the elements which are
its ministers and servants. it softens the
rude outline of the world. It's tena-
cious f1bers held the earth in its place
and prevent its soluble components from
washing into the wasting sea. 1t in
vades the solicitude of deserts, climbs
the inaccessible slopes and forbidden
piDnacles of mountains, modifies eli
mates and dtermines the history char
acter and destiny of nations Unobtru-
sive and patient it has immortal vgor
and aggression. Banished from the
thoroughfare and the field 1t bides its
time to return, and when vigilance Is re-
Taxed, or the dynasty has persisted, 1t
silently resumes the throne from which
it has been expelled, but which 1t never
abdicates. 1t bears no biazonry of bloom
to charm the senses with fragrance or
splendcr. but it's homely hue is more en-
chanting than the. lily or the rose. 1t
yields no fruit In earth or air, and yet
should its harvest fail for a single year
famine would depopulate the world.
One grass differs from another grass
in glory. One is vulgar, and another
patrician. Some varieties are useful;
others combine utility and ornament
The sour, seedy heritage of swamps is
base born. Timothy is a valuable serv-
ant. Redtop and clover are a degree
higher in the social scale. But the king
of them all, with gaSuine blood royal, is
blue grass. Why Is 1t called blue. save
that it is most wildly and intensely
green. Is inexplicable; but had its I'M
known priest baptized it with all the
hues of the poison, he would not have
changed It's hereditary title to the i'm
perial superiority over all it's humber
kin.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
INGHLLS : ;:;: :; ;; ;;:

John James Ingalls, Middleton. Mass Dec % 1893 and
died Las He located Atchn 1883
and took active local affairs ard when the civil
Out major ard returned lieutenant colonel In 1873
the
years During session he temporary president
paHamenaan and dhate AS and he was brilliant
and effective
Like James G. Blaine John Sherman Thomas Reed BENJAMIN
Harrison George W. Boutwell, and other bny Republican
who had minds their heed Such
Republican for the that Caus dangerous They think
much Since pushed the political life his work has
been with newspapers and magazines every article from his pen being
model English flashed with beauty and
genius The following splendid tribute blue address
delivered fair Kansas and is worthy place among gems
Of modern literature
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
GRASS.

GRASS.
Next in Importance to the divine pro-
fusion of water, light and air. those three
great physical facts which render exist
ence possible may be reckoned the uni
versal bereficence of grass. Exaggerated
by tropical heats and Yapors to the gil
gantic cane Congested with its sacetarine
secretion, or dWarfed by polar rigors to
the fbrous hair of northern soitudes.
embracing between these extremes the
maize with its resolute pennous, the rice
plant of southern swamps, the wheat
rye, barley, oats and other cereals, no
less than the humber verdure of hill
side pasture and prairie in the temper
ate zone, grass is the most widely dis
tr1buted of all vegetable beings, and is
at once the type of our life and the en-
blem Of our mortality. Lying in the
sunshine among the buttercups and dan
dellons of May, scarcely higher in intelli-
gence than the minute tenants of that
mimic wilderness, our earliest recollec-
tons are of grass. and when the fitfuI
fever is ended and the foolish wrangle
of the market and forum is closed grass
heals over the scar which our descent
into the bosom of the earth has made.
and the carpet of the infant becomes
the blanket of the dead.
AS he reflected upon the brevity of hu-
man lie grass has been the faVorite
symbol of the moralist, the chosen
theme of the philosopher. "All flesh is
grass" said the profit; my days are as
the grass" sighed the troubled patri-
arch; and the pensive Nebuckadnezzar,
In his penitential mood exceeded even
these, and, as the sacred historian in
forms US, did eat grass like an OK"
Grass IS the forgiveness of nature-her
constant benediction. Fields trampled
with battle. saturated with blood, torn
with the ruts of cannon, grow green
again with grass, and carnage is for
gotten. Streets abandoned by traffic be-
come grass-grown like rural lanes, and
are obliterated. Forests decap, harvests
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
CUBANs AT WHITE HOUSE.
Four Prominent Ex-Insursents Gait
~. nreaident NIcIxinIar

Four Prominent Ex-Insursents Gail
on President Mckinley.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Secretary
Root, Assistant Secretary Hackett and
Capt. Cowles, acting chief of the naviga-
ton bureau Of the navy department., had
conference with the presidsnt today,
but on leaving the White house they de-
clined to state what had transpired at
the meeting or to discuss 1t n any way
Among the presidents other callers were
four prominent Cubans, who it is as
sumed discussed Cuban affairs with him
They were eX-President Cisneros, of the
old insurgent; Gen. Lacret and Luis Mus
tier They were extremely reticent as to
their talk with the president or their pur-
pose in coming to Washington.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
RABINoR ESCAPES GALIows.
ConEumptive Who Shot HIS FntheI
succumbs 10 seIf-InHcted wounds

NEW YORK. Aug. 19-Joscph Rsbinor
the young man who shot and killed ID.
brother-in-Iaw. Isaac Stein. and wounde.
his father and himself on the evennf
Of Aug. 3. at Rockaway. died today. Thu
young man had been suffering from con
sumption for long tme. but his deati
resulted directly from tho bullet woun,
Inflicted by himself
Rabiner had ouarreled with his father
because he thought he was not allow,
sufficient money 10 live on. He went q
the hotel at Rocisa way. where his fGuil
were stopping, and. after short ln
interview with Ills rather. drew reyolvei
and fired. Isaac Stein. Joscphs brother
in-law, interfered to save the elder
Habinor and was himself Killed
Jacob Rabinor. the father. has prnc
tically recovered from his wounds.
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Millions Of Women

theskn,
hair for Otnng whitening and soothing and
ansepc purposes readily especially
especially
children
with the Ingredients and the
for preserving purifying and identifying the n scalp hair and hands,
domestic
skin and
soap, the baby soap the world.
cutc
the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

OF opportunity to see Toronto's Great
Fair. Join 500 Line personally conduct
ed excursion, Aug "a. All expenses en-
route Included Get itinerary and pro-
gramme. Ticket Office, S7s Robert street.
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PRESCRIPTIONS

Rock Bottomi Issnntes to Chicago and
Return
Via Chicago Great Western Tickets on
sale Aug. rs to- 29s good to. Sept 30 for re-
turn. For particulars call on j. p Elmer.
G. A. P d. cdFher Fifth and Robert
streets, St Paul.et
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membership were received. The Iodgc y
progressing rapidly. and viii soon he
come the best hustlers in Pythianisra ir
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

Dr. Anderson. speaking of rest and sleep.
says that it is a scientific fact that one
third of our time should be spent in sleep;
quiet. restful. natural, refreshing sleep
Many men, however, especially literary
men. writer's. preachers, lawyers and doc
tors, all more or less. starye the brain in
cessantly in this matter, until they bring
on a partial and sometimes an incurable
insomnia An irritable man. cross. pet
fish, peevish. disagreeable and easy to
fly off the handle" and get mad as a