El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 14

14 MON'DA A ri; IL 12, 1909. EL PASO IIERALD i mumm i i ir i KNOW Of IT! YOU HERE ARE SOME LET-I I ARE MOT fTERS. ADDRESSED To I AMY WIFE. I WANT YOU VAY THIS MAIL ONE FROM kUMMERr ONE FROM NMAMILA AMO Mk (OTHERS AS Kg i I SUPPOSE YOU KNOW i START I on MY tourl I MFXt (SINCE MAMA HAS FOUND V. OUT THAT we ARE GOING) THIS SUMMER.

SHE IS COM IN TO SIT (huh7 then (c (. aw at IF i I HAVE TO STEAL jL. 'THE MONEY TO WITH. rfe GOING' (Or oing to AK oo take a ROUND THE WORLD can GTAY HERE WITH YOLU' I YOU AF- juMTIl 1 RE IFOR TURN. 1 THE (eY ALLPlGHTy I'M AFTER A (HERE'S A LETTER MY LONG I'M SO HIM.

FlE IS DlSSAPOINSTED IN EGYPT THIS HUSBAND IS THE TV TO my f' Ls I Vr. i (y GOING To DIET 'AND SEE IF I CAN'T REDUCE! MY-SELF A Little whu ABROAD, AS THIS IS MY dinner I'LL 1 WILL MAY 0 andi FOR A OF --MONTHS! HI (BERN ATE, AS Vwere, LIKE a V.GROUND HOGy IUST SPREAD SOME TWlGS THE HOLE, THEN SOD ON TOP AMD PLANT A FEW DON'T FOR GET TO ILEAVE AIR HOLE SO i OT HE ARE YOU so muc 5E FORE you leave 1 MATE TO SEE YOU GO ALL BY yourself' HATE Ito go. too. by myselfj I'LL wjWClTE oftf ou Your R' 7 tE 5- 1 iuNDERSTANDj KNOW' Ym going THROUGH AN' SEE 4IF 1 CAN BEG hand out of DIS UAPT. TEP1.

(YOU MUST imagined it, MA VIA what (COULD IT BE; 'TAKE THAT NERVE 'TONIC and ou 'L ALL RIG NT MADAME'. (WHAT A NICE THEY HAVE I MUST look at heir A flowed beds-. OH' 1 MEVERj HAD SUCH A FRIGHT IN my LIFE! SOU SIDED like some i RE AT MON STEP fvH'C I'M FRaK THE SOARP OF Health office' A COMPLAIMT HAS COME IN ABOUT A NOISE THAT KEEPS THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD CAN1 NOT IM- LAGlMt AT CAM 8c1 'T DAYS ANO MIGHT I officer 'Ol1 IG EE FOOD ZIZ IG AG Oil UG gee fPHEE BUZZ 07'L'J IG UZ GEKL IZ FEEOW guck ALWAYS. SINCE I'VE THE FORCE, WANTED TO I ONE OF THESE GHOSTS' HUH1 OH'. MERCY THERE IT IS! OH', i PvUN' J- um YUM' WMF.

I ZUU2L IG IGECG UG GUG UG Gag ig gug ut UM yum a NOBOPY HAS SEEN IT. 5E1 I -LIEVE. THEY Vi have only 'HEARD IT. I'D IHKE TO HEAR I it mabel i VDEED I OH. UM' YAM UM YlM YUM YAM? IG UZ ZUUUZLZi PHEEOW 2.EEG IG 6EEC IZ ill ZIZ A IG JjUJXif- xj is i lili I ji THE place VVHERE GHOST IS SUPPOSED TO BE DID YOU READ ABOUT IT IN THE PAPERS VeiKE TOJgJT a OH! MABEL'V ISN'T IT I AN AWFUL i V2HING! ONI) me too they SAY IN this yard her soMe wher LIKE TO GET hold OF WONDER, IF THE OLD IS GONE UIM' hNOPE' 1 HEAR L- I Pi rfWANT YO 1and se rf' -T hat NO'SE CO MES FROMj I RIGHT (dont: you'll WAKE MAMA ri GETTING CiOSE IT WELL.

HER STOP RAREBITSI at bed Time: On A mi 6 ht UG II 6 Z. YUM' YEM JYOP. GAG EG Ec XTZ THERE TO TWE ielower 0: eh? fi'LL DOWN AND GO TO SLEEP, AGAIN1' 1 00 LOVE To ITS COOL HERE AND I'M GETTING THiN: IITS BETTER THAN COPYRIGHT, 1908. BY THE NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW YORK HERALD Ail Reserve PERSONAL. 1 Cent a Word.

No Ad Less Than 25c. WWTKD communicate with anyone shipping horses from Kansas Guv. Phone 2414. 1 Cent a ord. Ad.

pnn Than LOST watch. 15 jewel Waltham, with fob; the name Mayme on- graved on charm: reward. Phone 1-305. LOST French poodle dog. black nose and eyes.

Call Tip Holmes Dye Works and receive reward. I.OST blazed face horse; one white hind foot, harness marks, shod all round, branded T. fork connected on left thigh; liberal reward. Notify Gulf Refining Co. ir YOU ANYTHING bring it to The Herald.

Get a claim check for it. Have it advertised. Reclaim it if the owner does not. Remember the Golden Rule. unto others, WWTED all around cook at 200 W.

Rio Grande St. VNTED to learn barber trade, few weeks completes. 60 chairs constantly busy, careful instructors, tools given, diplomas granted, wages Saturdays, positions waiting, wonderful demand for graduates, write for catalogue, Moler Barber College, Ft. Worth. Texas.

FA LI. MITCHELL, Labor iind Employment Agents. FI'RNISH Railrosd Labor, Skilled Mechanics. Clerical Men and Women, Hotel Help. 218 Mesa Ave.

P. O. 2888. HELP A Cent a Word. No Ad.

I.esw Thau KELP WANTED bookkeeper who ran speak Spanish and do telegraphing. Address A. S. Hilton Mer. San Antonio, N.

M. WANTED Hotel. S. at St. El Paso street.

WANTED Competent houseKeeper without any incumbrance to work on ranch in New Mexico. Apply 1031 Arizona St. SPECIAL NOTICE. 1 Cent Word. No Less Than HELP 1 Cent a ord.

No Ad. Than 25e. 2 good carpenti rs. W. W.

Greek, 1209 Nevada St. FIKSTCLA SS SHOE MW, presently employed, desires an out of town position, New Mexico preferred. Address A. B. care of El Paso Herald.

VNTED tailor who can furnish reference. Apply to Gorman Tailor shop, Las Cruces, N. M. WANTED at Aileen bright boy with wheel, also experienced sewing girls. At once, experienced well driller for light rig.

Give reference, experience and wages expected. Address French Williams, Ancho, New Mexico. WANTED salesman for New Mexico and Arizona, must be experienced dry goods man. Address box 23, El Paso, Texas. WANTED experienced chocolate or bonbon dipper.

Write Postoffice box 792. WANTED office woman. Must be accurate at figures. Address 489, Herald. WANTED Chambermaid.

Rooms. Mexican girl, Eng ing. Fayette ish speak- AGENTS WANTED. 1 a Word. No Ad.

Tank 2.Ir. START IN BlSINESs be independent; I started as an agent; am now big manufacturer making household specialties. hundreds of agents working. HI start you; won't let you fail. Agents of ability wanted to open branch offices and employ sub-agents No money needed.

Write me fully and frankly. C. E. Swartzbaugh, Toledo, O. 1 Cent a Word.

No Ad. Than 25e. WANTED by all around Japanese cook, city or country. Banks. 216 S.

Oregon. I GOOD DRESSMAKER desires to Sew for a private family. Inquire 809 Myr- tie Ave. TIIOKOI GH ENERGETIC business man, former auditor of railroads, also i manager of general store and bank, bookkeeper and salesman wishes posi- tion where there are opportunities for i advancement. Address Experience, I Herald.

A NTED tion AND FEMALE. Cent a No Ad. Less Than 2.V. WANTED and wife for general ranch work. Address box 131, Carrizozo, N.

M. Charles WANTED for 2 girls: must speak Spanish, play piano, furnish good references. Apply St. Regis, room 60, 9 to 11 a. m.

GOOD WHITE WO Nl to assist in kitchen. 221 N. Stanton. BEER SALOON FOR SALE 615 Broadway. competent stenographer.

Can furnish good ref! erences. Address Lock Box 36, Mesilla Park. N. M. STATION Alt ENGIN EER desires position with responsible firm; 10 experience; government certificate; A1 testimonials.

616 San Antonio El Paso. SEE .1. E. till I BBS for estimates on plumbing and heating. Repair work will receive prompt attention.

Office 1 phone -14 Bell; residence phone 2064 Bell. Shop 312 Mesa, rear EL LABOK EXCHANGE S. Oregon St. Help furnished for all kinds of work, male and female. i Prompt attention to all orders, large or small.

Bell phone 3547; Automatic phone 1075. Write, wire, phone or call in person. I Cent a Word. No Ad. Less Than ROOMS, BOARD.

ETC. I Cent r. cr No Less Than J. ROBERTSON, the prescription druggist. 407 N.

Oregon. Phone 617. Auto. 2113: night 3452. TWO NICEIA furnished large front rooms with private board; close in.

209 Fpson Ave. EL PASO BOTTLE AND .11 NK 714-20 S. Oregon, dealers in bottles, -'arrels scrap iron, sacks and Phone 682. DON'T FORGET THE EASTER BALL given by the Auxiliary to O. R.

C. Fraternal Brotherhood hall, Monday, April 12th. Admission 50c. 2 I NFl BNISHED ROOMS for rent; ail conveniences; private home. 709 N.

Virginia. BOA reu in private family. Quick lunches; best service. 621 N. i Santa Fe St.

ROOM AND strictly firstclass. 615 N. Florence. Mrs. C.

F. WANTED TO Bl SECOND HAND TOOLS. Gl OR ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE. II. MOHR.

CIT-RVTE IllRD- WARE, S. EL PASO ST. THE JOHNSTON HOI SE and board by day or week. Phone 971. 60l N.

Oregon St. FOIt with BENT board i sick. furnished rooms 1123 N. Oregon. SOMETHING NEW INI RL GEBMAN KOSHER REST A I RANT.

The Crystal, all new. neat and clean. 105 San Antonio upstairs. Phone 3536. Kolb it Braun.

Ptods. DEAD CATTLE, ar.d mulr-s taken away free except Sunday. Phone 74. BOOMS er St. AND BOVBD Phone 2790.

Ill Fish- WE WANT your secondane furniture for ash. We pay good prices. Dawson Brown, 115 Stanton, Tel. COME! See Improved Climax Solar Heater. 'No fuel.

21 1 E. Franklin. CLOTHING We positively pay the highest prices for second hind clothes, shoej and hats. 516 S. Ell Paso.

Ph. 2737. EL PASO New and Second Hand Store NVe buy and sell second hand clothing and furniture. We do cleaning and pressing. Bell 3491.

400 El Paso. WANTED nice house for the summer, furnished or unfurnished; no children. Address P. O. box 63.

2 iOl SEKEEIMNt, Florence. ROOMS for rent- SEN OR DESEA abonarse con familia Mexicana. Hablo Herald. BUSINESS ChAr Cent a Word; No Ad Less Than Large syndicate will finance a few meritorious mining properties in southern Arizona. Send full particulars and engineer's reports, stating how much money will be required to make property pay dividends.

Address J. Wales, P. O. box 633, Tucson. Ariz.

SPECIAL NOTICE. 1 Cent a Word. No Ad Less Than 25c. ENG LIS ish stenographer. Misa Hannon, 28 Austin Marr Bldg.

work a specialty. Office phone 2130; residence 3199. TO LET en suite, for a i a 1. 210 clean rooms, slnj housekeeping. S.

El Paso St. or Hotel FOR RENT well furnished connecting rooms, 504 Fpson avenue. ONE MCE furnished front bedroom, private entrance, price 10. 509 N. Campbell St.

FOR furnished rooms with bath; modern conveniences; close in, no invalids or children. 207 E. Boulevard. upstairs. FOR RENT slngre and en commodious, new building; best residence district: no sick people.

Ill i W. Boulevard. Phone 6S6. III SECOND HAND furniture, clothes, harness, tools for cash. Phone 603.

510 S. El Paso St. ROOMS, BOARD, ETC. 1 Cent a Word. No Ad.

Less Than FOR BENT furnished rooms. 608 N. Ochoa. FOR RENT to 1 furnished rooms, complete for housekeeping; modern and close in; cheap for summer months: reference required. 537 W.

Main St. SI ANY SOI TH Al'JVVRTMENTS. Two and three room suites completely furnished. Every modern convenience gas heaters and ranges, electric lig-hts. cooking utensils; free tele- pnones; within five minutes walk of the Dostoffiee.

MRS. DORSEY. 606 Texas Street. Phone 1M5. I HOI SEKEEIMNti BOOMS Mon- I tana.

Phone 3238. FOR 1 Cent Word. No Ad. Less Than FOB Large room, east front.815 N. Campbell.

ROOMS and nicely furnished for gentlemen; hot and cold water, electric lights and bath: close in. Inquire in Bernard Photo Studio, 609 San Antonio St. Phone 931. FOR To responsible party only; new 7 room house for $30. Phone 245.

FIRSTCLASS I Must sell at once; 2 houses on Nevada St. 5 and 6 rooms: terms easy. King Worley, phone 2084. 2 ROOM FOB BENT phone. 600 Mvrtle.

FI BNISHED COTTVGE FOR 4 rooms $30 month; lease for year. Phone 9o 1. RENT CHE A -Elegant ly furnished front bedroom; modern new home. Phone 1 449. FOR Furnished cottage, three rooms, 2 large screen'd porches; electric lights and bath; on car line.

Inquire at the home of L. Nichols, end of Highland Park car line. FOR 1 Cent a NVord; No Ad Less Thau 25c. CHANCE FOR SDK get well, 2 room frame with porch on 6 lots; all fenced. Water in house; tine chickens and house; 20 trees planted.

$350 if taken in 3 days. 'Write J. C. Walters. Tobin.

FOR RENT rooms. kitchen and bath, including water. Rent no children. Wyoming St. Apply at 501.

Fl RN is ED 8 room house for rent- 924 Magoffin Ave. Phone 1SS5. FOR RENT. 7 room house. 620 N.

El Paso. 4 room house. 2629 Boulevard 4 room house, 1209 4 room house. 1017 A good 5 room fiat Fire Insurance. Notary Work.

J. II. SMITH. P. O.

Box 243. Phone 441. 202 Vb Texas St. FOR om ttascment; plenty of light, good air; largest part out of the sronna; also room on the street w.th basement; good location for brokerage nouse, being on railroad iwitch, rlose in and in the best Jobbing district the city, lnqjire or phone Bell Auto 1001. HERALD rtVILDIXG HERALD BLILDING HERALD BUILDING HERALD Bl ILD2NG HERALD BI I NG FOR RENT furnished rooms; 10 minutes, of P.

O. 1011 Fl Paso St. TWO NICELY furnished rooms, one for light 'iousekeeping; $2.00 week. Phone 3404. MISSION 111 NG ALOW, furnished, for the summer: rent reasonable; no sick.

King Worlev. Phone 2084. 2 CONNECTING housekeeping rooms; no sick: reasonable: electricity, bath, phone, gas. 615 Montana. FOB working girl, front room in private family: cheap; close in.

Inquire 407 N. Oregon. FOR RENT of room house, completely furnished, to family who appreciate pleasant surroundings. Liberal arrangements will be made with the right people. Apply W.

Brown. First Nat. Bank, or at premises 1100 N. Florence. THREE MODERN housekeeping rooms.

Screened porch; reasonable. 1107 N. Stanton. LIGHT HOI SEKEEPING and sleeping rooms; $3.00 up. 512 Myrtle, opposite E1 s.

ENT- 3 i oom house with bath and light. 212 Ca mpbel 1St. Npply at 1 210 N. (. mpbt'11 St.

FORR F.NT-—6 roc house. er Nevada and Fl orencc Apply I 1 5 77. neer FOR room modern corner cottage. Mundy Heights; rental reasonable. 1019 Mundy Ave be on tion to illuminate trance, advertise sively, and familiar, su that ceive the benefit FOR RENT 15th.

6 room house close in on Magoffin Ave. Phone 1885. FOR RENT 1 room furnished fiat; modern. 720 Mundy Ave. $40.00 20.00 14.00 12.50 50.00 STORES AND OFFICES 1 Cent a Word.

No Less Than 25c. FOR RENT of offices now occupied by Dr. Irwin, 111 El Paso the other half will be occupied by a dentist. Inquire at studio. I ing that of any other office building in I the city.

IN HEART OF BUSINESS CENTER. The site is most central. The Herald building is within ONE OR TWO BLOCKS of all the principal hotels, six out of the seven banks, the city offices of all the railroads, the United States custom house and postoffice, both telegraph offices, most of the principal offico buildings and important retail stores. It is within three blocks of practically all the offices: show rooms, and warehouses of machinery houses, mining companies, roads and manufacturers' agents. It is only two blocks from the fine new building of the chamber of commerce and public exhibit hall, where all transient business men will be invited to register and make their headquarters access to all customers and constant contact with the public, the while in the city.

The building "is on the main street from the union depot, right in the of the business center, EVERY PASSES THE DOOR. Finally, every street car on every line in the city of El Paso passes The Herald Building, or enters the transfer station across Pioneer piara few steps away, when all transportation lines converge. WHERE THE BUSINESS IS DONE. The offices in this building are especially desirable for mining engineers, representatives of mining fuel and supply companies, tives of iron, bridge building, and contracting companies, life insurance companies, real estate firms, accountants, oil and paving companies, lawyers, mer- FOR RF Best in the city. About April the best rental of- I flees in the city will be ready for ten- I in the new Herald Building.

Thirty thousand dollars being spent I in remodeling the building recently purchased at the corner of El Paso and San Francisco streets, facing Pioneer Plaza and St. Louis street. LIGHT AND VENTILATION. The ceilings in the office rooms are i extraordinarily high. Almost every room xvill have two immense windows.

Special rare is being given to ventila- tion and lighting. The offices will be cool and pleasant all summer, and will be steamheated in winter. Light, heat ami janitor service are furnished without charge. ELEVATOR SERA ICE. An Otrs Electric elevator will give quick access to the second and third floors.

The janitor service will be of the highest class. Offices and halls are being fitted in modern style and the rooms are suited to the needs of the highest class of tenants. Bl ILDING ELL ADVERTISED. The main entrance to The Herald Building well as to the publication es of The Herald newspaper will Pit chandise brokers, railroad companies, agents, lumber companies, mercantile agencies, and other industries and professions wher- quick transient public, are desired Ninety! five per cent of the business of 31 Paso is transacted within three blocks of The Herald Floor plans may be seen at The Her; aid office in the Mills building between 11 a. m.

and 2 p. m. HERALD BLILDING HERALD BUILDING HERALD BUILDING HERALD BUILDING HERALD BUILDING WAREHOUSES. 1 Cent a Word. No Ad.

Less Thau Paso TranK factory. FOR RENT location In El Paso for brokerage house; brick warehouse in rear of Center block. 5000 square feet: spur from G. H. S.

A. tracks; ample loading platform. Warehouse fronts on Main only p. few steps from N. Oregon.

Apply Herald office. Puzz! ic plaza. It is the inten- te the building and tile building exten- it conspicuous and all tenants will re- a prestige exceed- Find Left HER EASTER HAT. Though Gr is haughty an puts on airs. She is over her ears in debt; Yes.

In for I have just heard Her not paid for yet. her husband. NSW Ell IO SATURDAY'S side down in figure..