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FINANCIAL.
LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. f. SAYLES.
1S East Market street
FINANCIAL-SlO0,O oe to loan in sums to suit al
l. and per cent; no delay. J. j. KREBER,
pa Lemcke building.
FINANCIAL-First-m loans on Improved
Indianapolis property. lowest rates; privilege
of prepayment. SPANN & CO, las E Market.
FINANCIAL-Loans on city farm property in
Indiana. 5l2 per cent. NO COMMISSIONS.
Money ready. &. y. WILLIAMS & CO. 3l9t322
Lemcke building.
FINANCIAL-Real estate loans; not less than
1900 promptly made on approved securities at
favorable rates and terms. large loans solicited.
o. Z FIFIELD. 1902 Majestic building
CHARACTERISTICS loans upon plain notes,
without mortgages indOrsers: easier partial
payments. lower rates. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO. Room POI Law building T. Market It.
FINANCIAL
SALARY LOANS.
We will advance you months
salary and take your plain note
for the money. We only loan To
hiSh-cIass employees. our
are the lowest in the city
THE SALARY LOAN COMPANY.
New phone 22j9 92i Stevenson building.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Wfn L. Rice 2Ga5 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones. old. 2S75g. new. 5i52. Territory west OF
White river.
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w C. Motley. an Eastern oil expert.
who recently visited the Kern River dis
trict, is quoted in the New York papers as
follows
THE proven oil field could be bounded
by a fence inclosing n space measuring
four miles east and west and six miles
north and south. At any spot within
these limits where a well has been sunk
oil has been found There has not been
a single failure. Outside of this area wells
have been drilled and have struck oil, but
in lesser quantities.
81 talked with the managers of different
properties, and found them all cheerful
regarding the future of the oil fields.
Their output is steady and constant and
they find a market for all they can pro-
duce.
The whole Kern River Oil-production
industry appears to be in the hands of
shrewd, wide-awake business men, who
are determined that the district shall not
suffer from short-sightedness or malad-
ministration.
They have the oil. they have the mar
ket, and the outlook seems to point clear
ly TO the growth of a beneficent industry
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FOR RENT-ROONs.
FINANCIAL.


FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front TO,
first floor, modern; 522 LOckerbie st
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-COmplete drug stock
in good locality. VIII sell at incOice, trade
for good rental property. INDIANAPOLIS DRUG
COMPANY.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.


FOR RENT-See list 131 F. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY * APPEL
FOR RENT-House Os six rooms and bath: 1861
Fer month. All Muskingun. street DYER <
RASSMANN.
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TEEDY a co. 'Phones-Sew sl70. old 22752-
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CITi'S HEARSE DRIVER DEAD.
An Odd Bellevue character Win q Ro-
nance Of tIts Own.

Edward Cusick. driver Of the city hearse
lies dead on one % the slabs In the Morgue
on which he has helped place 80 many
other unfortunatcs bound for Potter's
Field. Among many odd folks about
Bellevue Hospital he was one Of the oddesi
lie could read Latin. knew some t'rcek'
and was reputsd 20 be able 10 speak French.
German and Italian. he was prompt and
faithful at his duties and h" hated liquor
Great was the curiosity among the other
helpers 20 know who Cu-ick had i-en and
how he had come TO drive the ci'y's dead
wagon.
on his death bed he told in part He
came OF a well-to-do Irish family and was
educated by n tutor He ran away 10
London and while still Ia lis teens came
~ New York. He pro-percd here gu
Thcn he stopped He couldn't tell Abou,
ls great sorrow- he aid. That would
explain how he came 10 drive the dead
wagon, but he couldn't tell It.
That was all that was learned about him
except that lac had studied for the priest
hood and that his brother wa thc Rev.
James Cusick. rector of - Patrick Cath
thedral. Waterbury, Com In the h1pe
of saving tho body from Potter's FI"ld,
mes ago. ave been sent seeking ih"
4 rAs 49,.
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III -.


BRADY on Monday. oct : 1901. Al hs' rsL
d,nc,. $40 EasI ION ~, Theresa beloved wife
Of John nfady.
solemn requiem mass Wll - olehfl'ed at Church
Of the Holy I1oSaN, llaih ~. tei~esn r1r>i
and Pleasant avs. on Thursday. 90 20. 1901.
Al pAO NJ Friends and msmhcp ~ Holy
Hosav Council { " n l., are invited " at
,snd
pROpERJCK the res drncr ~ Francis c Trst-
stS uy st,t HAy. l.. J.. CA Tuesday. oct : 1901.
Man HfodeUck.
Nn'cr Of fln.ral hereafter
uEFTERNAN On Monday. oct : 1901, ~ her
p,tenu' - drncc. a. 81 Marks a.. Hpokiyn ~.
NAr. eldest daughter Of NJ aId Mrs jaime,
H,retran. formerly Of ths seventh Nard. N,v
Nutk.
Relatives and ffsads OF the family ave respectfully
requested 10 attend the requiem mass a. II Au-
~sus,ins's Church. SiNth av and sterling pI.
r-ntlyn. on THURSDAY. oct 10, 1907. at $50
A "
KyTTNER Al Frankfort Gsrmsny on Monday.
nc, = 1904. Julius Kattnci Of this city.
Nouce % funeral hereafter.
MEYER on 1rssiav. Urt 4 1901 Tsrcy Raidon.
youngest souctJ = q, ana The late Alice Meyer
Asrd :. year.
rtrrfai sefvic-s ct his late residence. a. West
pist IT. on THURSDAY evening oct 90. 1901.
atsocloet. lnismsnt private.
MORTON A sst,loc In n,n,lty o. Mrs. Henry
Morton yin h. held 10 1t'nty Chufch. Hohostn.
on rbItsIay. ,Nt 10. 1901 81 halt 90, ioo'csa-k
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PADEREWSkI RECTTALS.
Carnegie Hall Z he the scene Of the trr,
on Feb. ~.

AL doubts a. to the visit OF Ignace Pade-
rewski TO this country were removed when
Carnegie Hall was engaged for the pianisi's
first recital on Feb. ~ Other ~rccitais all
follow later. Hts opera -Manru- which
brings him 60 tins country will he sung
ON Feb. ~. Thai date - the tweuty-edghth
anniversary 81 Maurice Grsu's first ac-
here Paderewski will H. compelled to rive
up his touru In Spain and Italy. On the
3t;h Of this month hs vail begin a tour
Of Germany and Austria and be- will play
In London nj the end of D-ccmbrr. He
leavs~ Tor this country thu last we~.k Of
that month In time To h-gin with tho
.Nanru rchearals on the H. Of January.
Walter Damro~ch i IL 10 conduct the ot-rA.
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GAIA WEDDING TO-DAY.
Preparations for the Nuptials of Miss
AIdrich and Nr. Rockefelier

TIE wedding AT noon to-day % Miss
Abby Grcene Aldrich and John u Rookie
fcller. Jr. will take place In the ~ called
tea hCus. Of the country home OF the brides
father. United States senator Aldrich, at
Warwick Neck. n | Thn bridegroom.
the son and heir of John ID Rockefeller Of
the STANDARD oil Company. like hi cousins.
William G.. Rockefeller and Percy A Rookie
frller. will marry a rich girl Their wives
were sisters. tho Misses Stillman, daughters
Of James Siillman. Miss Aldrlch will
pccive a large dowry. and NJ her father
l. many times a millionaire. she h a pros
pcctive heircss.
The tea house, which will bc the scene
81 the wedding, has b-en used - a play
HOUSE. for the Aldrich childnn. The deco
rations for the wedding has been arranged
upon a sumptuous plan. tn. Criing ~
the room. like the walls, has been covered
with white silk. Oh the walls are hung
effectively half baskets. filled with feathery
vines and purple orchids. Al one end
Of the room there Is a big ma~ntelpiecc. and
this Is banked solidly with orchids.
Miss Aldrich will wear n satin gown
with point lace. The gown was made
Ia tais city. IL 10 e,T-ctcd that some 81
the magnificent diamond ornaments pre-
t-'Fte1 bN ufenltET~ ol ins llDfkeitll'I
family will form part Of the bridal cos
tune, Mr.. Rockefeller will await his
md In front 81 the bug mantclpiece and
under a canopy Of lilies of the valley.
The Rev. James q. No~r. "a retired Con
gregational minister. who II a personal
friend OF the Aldrch family. will perform
the Unless tome Arrange
upent has been made for the introduction
Of a part Of the EphCopal service there
will b. no oCcasion for IA" brtdc 10 IT, given
away. The bridesmaid, will IT, Miss Lacy
Aldrich and Mis- Flsic Aldrch. sisters 81
tho bride. and the Mcs-rs. Aldnch Will
IT, the ushers. After the guests have
extended their congratulations they will
pass into the big marquee, put up for "a"
ocraSion. wherc an elaborate breakfast
will he served. This l. 10 l., adorned with
palms and American Beauty russs. There
will be one large buffet and several small
table, in the marVuee.
The guests will L. conveyed az J 4 o'clock
on n special steamer Ca Providence Some
what later la the afternoon Nj. and Mn
I,ockcfellar wild start ON their hTidal t'p.
On thcir rr'urn they will live IN the hou~.'
Ia West fifty Fourth street prescribed by
tho bridegroom father
The scheme 81 ~ brilliant wedding of
to-day keeps II entirely outside ~ the
have l-cn quietly entertaining within
its walls the most important memlrr-
Of tho family party SENATOR Aldrich
j. 10 enc, IN the placr ~ the Old house n
new millon-dollar structure
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Naring FISK.

PisiSrIEIn. y j. oct s-The marriage
Of Miss Louise Green Fisk. eldest daughter
Of former Mayor and Mrs. Charles Joel
Fisk of West seventh street. and Lewis
Edmond Waring. -on Of Mr.. and Mr.. q T.
War.ns Of Park avenue. took place thu,
evening In the Crescent Avenue Prcshytc-
Ran Church The maid Of honor was Nil,
Fanny 4 Cox 81 this citv.
4 vested choir 81 twenty hoys frcm Grac,
Church. New York. and a rtring,sl orchcstra
furnished the music 4 rSvption followed
the ceremony al tho home 81 the brides
parents SPECIAL cars brought guests nom
TRENTON and New York
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uopkt

MoRRIsTowN, n. J.. Oct. The mar
riage ~ Miss Alison Low Turnbull Of Nor
ristown. daughter of Lieut.. Frank Turn
bull, L =. y retired. and J Appleton Hop.
kins OF New York was celebrated at tho
Church Of the Redeemer herr to-day. Tho
best man was Archibald ID. Turnbull. brother
Of the bride. the maid 81 honor was Mis-
Marjory u n.rubull. sister of the bride
The ushcrs we're Arthur l'urnbull, Df
Walter Power, Milton Hopkins and Mr.
nett and Daniel StanNood Of Boston. Nj
aud Mrs Hopkins will live a. u West Tenth
street, Now York.
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WOE o. JERsEr rHEtTRE-GOERS.
tsbmsn Drove Them To The user ss,esn
snd Tvt~d Co Thrust Threw On.

Arthur J Merrill. a cab driver. pics~Si
up a maj and woman ~ The P-nns,lvania
ferry a. Wet Twcuty-thiri s,rs-t last night,
aud Aithough they wanted a. e. To IN
knirkerhnCk~ nsoa'r- druvc ih.m o. ~.
Urer s4Asoa - Tu-uiy--cveuth .,r~t
Ard Ssv~Tih svsuus. wh~rr ,wo mrn ~efr
killod lA-i Stni-T 10. usbmSn tu~i ~
iaHvr the ~uTl- lttn ~. ralsrn TIE man
i0-it the ~uauaa un 20 thr uab and h.rul
- oui 90 iulipN tiuen. n~u Als csh uas
sirurl ~ = sesruth Avenoe ~-F .rf ~r~rtei
AID ie Nas l~cked up IA tho Ieladcfian
siauon foT mtonirstiua
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OPERA Ar THE BROADWAY.
The Castle square Company CONTINUES
It's Performances o. tngiish.


About the best representations PLACED
70 tho credit Of tho English singers during
their tenancy ~ the Metropolitan Opera
House last winter were those of Il Pag.
uaoi and 'Cavalleria Rusticana.- Tho
Singers 81 the Castle square Opera Com
lany. now al the Broadwsy Theatre, arr
he'"r lacking In VI Their earne~tnes- OF spirit,
and M the current performance, fhr-Se
gnautie. arr duly emphasized. Prank
lafhuu, a tenor u q new aprrard
On Monday A. Canio and gained the approval
- ih" AUDIENCE Homer Lind returned 20
N place In the organization and the familiar
sngci- we've Adelaide Norwood. Marion
wen, Josephine lAldwig, Ehel du Ere
so~rph Sheehan, William Prucite and Win
irod COL
Faust vas the oJera last night, Her.
man Ie,tts~, Who IL remembered from
- ASSOCIATION With tho Maurice ssrau
ui~fa company, sang fuT tbs trrt t!ins
lFt" m English Hts NspsisfopAsirs showod
W. grsttstng result. q routin~ ana gave
. dramatic value e. thr rp!rodrs Ia W..ich
D. alIsanud that th~y Do MT alNays tso---r-
y 'N"-r ruru-ettatiuns. a. Tits imqartnn,
uoi slsAys "ntrastcd ~ such an
. lnu~-l aftt-t
'#r'rIdr hcunvsou's ciosr and arrcc.
49, ,1io~ ns--is am'v rturr srhuohhs 10
F lHf a Nahals mcfnlsrg q ~ rofn-
urstar~~ hrginstd i.ui~us Nas
ri1' U~rtrvviGli-l 49, fh~ ffar -
trf Del shrs wa taste and h-it~d
tTr ur .IHfs sdtug- e .as .,.ning
ir tHIH-UHf f'autaud NitfFed
p NHs no fnieshts aad MoFgs.rtF's
q Aanon Iva
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Aideroftt DE RI,as.

The wedding Of Miss Elena dc ri yas and
Richard y Aldcroftt, Jr. was celebrated
yesterday afternoon In -. Jco's Roman
Catholic Church IN Fast Twenty-eigh,h
street. The bride. who entered with her
uncle. Walter &. Murphy. was attended
10y her cousin, Miss May Bingham, a. maid
OF honor. There were no bridesmaids
Dr Alexander L. Robinson assisted the
bridegroom a. hest man, and the Me-srs
William j Moran. Charles {. Tough. Edward
" Gaynor AID DIR J q Aldcroftt, a brother
OF the bridegroom. wcrr IN. ushers. Tho
bird" - a granddaughter ~ former Coll
hector of the Port Thomas Murphy, wins
10 whose rrccnt death there was no nrcep-
tion after the church ceremony.
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MAGISTRATE FELT LENTENT.
Couldn't he Hard on Delegate Who DRANK
Too Much Renominsttng Him.

William Cook 90 70 Milford street. Brook
Ign. one Of the delegates 10 the Democratic
magis,erial convention which nominated
Magistrate Furlong on Monday night to
succeed himself Wa arraigned before he
latter In the Gates Avenue police court
ication.
why did you get drunk asked tho
Magistrate.
Forgot how much I was drinking. your
Hopor.' replied the prisoner.
How aof- aSked the Magistrate.
We'll you see, replied the prisoner Il
was shouting for the new candidate for
Magistrate and did not know how many
times | drank.
Accidents Will happen said the Magis-
trate with a smile. Go home and be good. :
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LAueH y LIVE White for list Of books
OF vii and humof. PRATT i6i an an

lace and diamond presented
10y the bridegroom. Then. were two flower
maidens In white lace. The Misses Cora
Blumensteil, Clare Faulkner. Janet Blum
enstell, Viola solomon. Alma Rosenhaum
and Marie Sichrl attended as bridesmaids.
Emanuel Humcnstcil assisted his brother
~ best man and IN" Mes-rs VI. X Rytten-
berg, Eugene Spieg-lierg. Samuel r
Jacobs, Arthur 4 Cook. Walter Wechelar
j Spiegellerg. Joseph Mich"alis. Arthur
Mpsler, Mortimer J foN. Emanuel Loeb.
Albert Blumcnst-il and Herbert Mas Mere
the ushers. The bride - a daughter OF
Simon Chlmann Of ~ Fast Sixty-third
street.
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Price Of Iiuc4Icberr, Road Extension

The Board % Aldermen and the Council
concurrSd Yesterday IN sending 90 tie
Board 81 Estimate the Application Of the
Un,on Railroad Company Tor cave la ex.
tend IT, Jerome avenue line In The Bronx
across tho Harlem River on Naomi,
Dam BudEe Ia cunn"Nt With the Metro
poltan street. Hallway COMPANY Eightl
avenue Inc a. iSth stn-s To B0ari
ct Estimate j. To In . prev for the fran
chs.
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bridal q .u.,, s.rs. -se~ ali, ., sso sn-cA

AilgoNA. Pa. uc. whrr Char,~-
N Schvsh 'umri ~ n~v church oyrr 10
the fs-sp.c 10 lsu-i" BE- Announced thSt
tho hfs' pair 10 ~ mar.ri th-tcln vonid
rrS-dv. h. auarA &C. uu arssuft
80 ~ rlh-s 20 30 rhuf p u rrraft 90 fHlf.
hAiine tlc isau- - marriage a r1rh - ne
Alfaf sas imfanaIiih laNari 4 Msguinr
aua NJ Susan a latti.. infh q tnrsi fo.
~~f~ aAlr a. aTFiy go msTfiag- t-fuf. Hry
ofhrF~. Ihry WV mafftod last cNusng
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,.nhrr.m and Drs,,.. w,,,er ,,.me,

Alfr-d Gvynrc Nandcfbli has l-As.i
Amhrn-r kinesland'- r'-idcncr On Tho
nnrh~asi correr 70 f,nh avcno. and Tsy-
slNth sirsrf fot To- Winter
J toi.msu Drayton has Nl.n loA-d =
tow huu-e fuf thr vtutgf s-asnn He
- o. ~ No-i nhy-auh sirsss
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Cade, Phil sheridan better.

wrsr PoISr, oct s-Cado' Phil "
Sheridan. who has been very ~ with typhoid
fever for several days, l. reported 10y Major
BauniStcr. Assistant Surgeon, Y : \, 60
H. better Cadet sheridan II n ucinhor 90
The first class. and II he lives will graduate
next wear.
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IuumrnsteIl I htmann.

Tho marriage 81 Mis- Edith Uhlms m
and Edwin Ruinonstcii took plac, last
evening a, D-lmon,co's. The Rev Dr
Kaufman Kohlrr % the Tcmple Bc,h-el
performed the ceremony The bride WOW
a white satin gown richly trimmed Wit
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n. Nofth German i1nvi s'osmshir
n~oholanli-rn. shsoA arrived lasi u1sit
fruIn Arf.irfrsntan I-Ifts. tunt On no
Iass-nS-rs a. NaTl-s l-raus - lh. ~
I.su.d "a sieloe ~ hutuasso IaaGss la ttsi
oy
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Senftner School,

% ASTON ~ ur sflttNG.
suHurT-Ns SFFrT WUfN snHW
~ ssrrrsr ~rhni arffs a. Uusrrrts uufsnts
b. - AaaafulH t-5sursuf a. adtanafr vaIsa
/. "a aNrfrd o. uucsHt TsFsbfF
Ht ~.fufr . rnhrrs
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Tho yacht raccs n v N interesting
effect ON The life 81 the city Viii ch j. No, To
be- noticed AZ any other time. The re--
tauranis and hotel Hobbies arc crowdei
on race days a. al hour IN the morning
at which usually they are deserted Fn-
dAv the u-ighborhupd ~ tho Grand
Central Station looked NJ \ O'Clock a. n
I, were easily two hour later, and II h. doubt
ful u even thea II would nave exhibited
So many gaily dr~~.d vom~n All the
principal restaurants wee hll~d hong In
advance IL The customary hour. With parie-
not in ,he hahii II hrrakfasting az that
time fcr anything ler- important b q
yacht race
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16

Special Correspondence of The Herald.
ALAMOGORDO. N. NJ, Jan. 10
Thee has been some excitement here
for the past two weeks regarding the
diamond find in Captain, and many IN
auiri.s have come in here from east
ern points. but until something more
definite is known there will not be
much of a rush to Captain
Out at the Baptist college they have
dug a well two hundred feet deep and
now have fifty-two feet of water in
the well of an excellent quality and
free from alkali. They are installing
a gas engine and pump and will be
able to supply the college and grounds
and all of the 100 acres which is d.
vided into lots. The college buildings
were completed a week ago and now
are occupied with classes and regular
work.
On Saturday the new public school
here was completed and equipped. The
seats and desks were purchased in
Grand Rapids Mich, and are complete
in every detail. The school opened
Monday with 100 pupils and four teach
ers Professor Henry Wise, formerly
of South McAlliSter, Indian Territory,
is principal and he is assisted by Miss
Clark. formerly OF Eddy, Miss Johnson
of A1amogordo and MisSAllene Blacker,
a daughter of Judge Blacker formerly
of FL Paso. The staff of teachers has
been selected with great care and the
school commissioners are to be con-
graduated on their school. equipment,
and staff of teachers, for they are up
to the best standard.
Alamogordo will be almost depopu-
lated this week on account of the Car
niVal. Everyone who can beg, borrow
or steal the price will be on hand to
see the sights at the Pass City.
The democratics officers of the coun-
ty were duly installed last Monday
and now have control of county affairs
for two years
w. r. Baker. our ex-sheriff- has
moved to FL Paso with his family and
will go into business there.
There are a great number of railroad
contractors here now. and the bids On
the construction of the extension TO
the Pecos will be numerous.
Mr. Ridgeway. formerly master me-
chanic of the Mexican Central at Chi
huahua, has been appointed master me-
chanic of the Ell Paso and Northeast
ern and has taken a house and will
move his famwily here at once.
Mrs. Lucius Welch of Ell Paso was
visitor here over the holidays and Ala
mogordians had rare treat in hearing
her sing on two or three different oc-
caSions.
The town feels proud that Ell Paso
was Obliged to come here to obtain the
best master of ceremonies for the cor
onation of the Carnival Queen. 1t
would be difficult anywhere to find a
more capable man for such a position
than our superintendent Colonel A. =
Greig. and the Carnival committee may
rest assured that his work will reflect
credit on the entire proceedings.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16

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az have been thinking of writing to
you for some time writes Mrs. w. D.
Benson, of Maxton, Robson Co., N. c.,
"to let you know what wonderful thing
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
did for my little boy. He was taken
with indigestion when he was a year
and a half old, and he was under the
doctors treatment for five long years.
We spent all we made for doctors bills,
aud it did no good. He could not eat
anything only little milk and cracker,
and sometimes even this would make
him sick, and he got very weak; could
not sit up all day, and gave up all hope
of his ever getting any better. Looking
over one of your books 1 noticed DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery rec
commended or indigestion We bought
some and gave to our boy. Two bottles
of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry cured him. He is we'll as can be,
and can eat anything that he wants and
it does not hurt him. He has not been
sick a day since, and it has been three
years since he took your medicine. I
pray that God will always bless you and
your incidence
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16

Try the Herald's popular wants.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16
BOYD THE: TAIOLR
Room %. Bronson Block
PM PLY
FACES -
CURED ~

Obstinate deep-seated Eruptions, Blood
Poison, Cancers, Boils, rheumatism, Eat
ing Sores, Itching Skin and Blood HUI
mors, cured by taking a few bottles of b.
Il. b. Botanic Blood Balm.) Makes the
Blood Pure and Rich and heals all sores.
ulcers, scrofula. and eczema 81 at drug
stores. Botanic Blood Balm Oh b. Il. !
thoroughly tested for. 80 years. Cures
when all else fails. Try it.
send cents to pay postage Free trial
oottie. Blood Balm Co. atlanta, Ga
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16

Moki Tea positively cures sick head
ache. indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruption Of the skin, producing a per-
feet complexion or money refunded.
rs cents and so cents. M. A. Webb,
druggist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16
j. Ca|isher's California Store.
DIR. Nc CHE HOK
Graduate Chinese Physician

Over 20 years CT
perfeuce in treating
All diseases OF men
and women.
He guarantees to
cure Blood Poison.
Lost Manhood, Skin
diseases, Dropsy.
Hernia, GonorrhoeA.
5crofula, Paralysis.
rheumatism, Dis
eases of Brain, Heart.
Lung, Kidneys, Liy-
,P. Bladder, and all
female Complaints.
All diseases cured
'xclustvely by Obi
lese herbs without
surgical CD erafous
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16

Consultation Free
Hours: ga. to y. M, Sundays. 10 n u
20 y. m.ss
OFFICE los MYRTLE AVE
Oh San Autouio st., next Delaware Fur
nituro Store.