El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 2

Hosiery Specials The finest Car of Elbertas Is In Our Prices Are the Lowest 60c Per Crate or $2.00 Bushel Basket We expect prices to drop next week. Mason Fruit Jars, Pint, doz 65c Maon Fruit Jars, quarts, doz 7 75c Jelly Glasses (the large size) 35c Paraffine AVax, 1 lb. cake 25c Fruit Jar Rubbers, 10c doz, doz 25c 25c Value In Extra Good Hosiery, all colors, all sizes, SpeciallSc VASQUEZ GOMEZ MAY NOT COME Phone 653 or 634 BOULEVARD Or fox Highland Park HIGHLAND Phone 1666 and 1662. 50c and 75c Sox In a fine quality cf lisle, alt colors, all sizes Special 35c Or 3 For $1.00 The Store of Service Sec Arcade Display of Skirts See Arcade Display of Shirts For First Class Seeds and Poultry Supplies Stock Remedies. Con key's Poultry Remedies.

Fly Knocker Write for free catalogue. The Ei Seed Co, Bell 363. Best Seeds for the Southwest, BUY THE DO appy I Would Be Other Fair Charmer TELEGR YPHIC COMMlMC WITH MADERA IVTKRRl PTED. The telegraph communication on the Mexico North Western road between Madera and Chihuahua was not operating- Monday morning, and the reason for the interruption could not be given by railroad officials. It is believed that the federal troops, reported alons the line, are the cause of the break.

Geo. A. Mansfield Co. Mills Building JUAREZ Cl RIO STOKE IS ROBIJED SUNDAY MORNING The Las Vegas curio store in Juarez which is owned Uy Miss F. I.

Mauer, an American woman, was entered and robbed early Sunday morning. The burglars took several pieces of drawn work from the place, but had nearly everything portable in the store tied up in bundles ready to make away w'hen frightened away by a pistol shot discharged by a policeman. REHKLS REPORTED ROUTED WEST OF CITY OF TORREON Mexico City, Mexico, July clash between a band of rebels under Argumedo and under Gen. Blanquet, resulting in a rebel rout, is reported to the Imparcial by mail. The fight is said to have occurred July 10 near Santiago.

Passquiano, about 150 miles west of Torreon in the state of Durango. DRINK HOT WELLS WATER EXCLUSIVELY and you will enjoy the blessings of health. Call at office 307 X. Stanton, for a free drink. FREE CITY DELIVERY.

BOTH PHONES, SAYS FKDERALS ARK AT TERRAZAS REPAIRING TRACK. John Barbrick, who has been in Chihuahua since the outbreak of the Orozco revolution, returned to El Paso Monday, lie came by horseback from Chihuahua and says that the federals under Gen. Rabago were at Terrazas, 24 miles north of Chihuahua and were repairing the railroad for the approach of the federal army to Juarez. TWO AEROPLANES FOR SERVICE WITH FEDER Torreon, Mexico. July planes of the type have arrived here and are to be tried out here tomorrow' before being sent to the fiild of operation in the north.

I LOVE MESSAGE LEAVE IS CLAIMS FORMER FIRE WORKER STABBED HIM hoto New York Swatn Charges Ire Alienated Affections of Sweetheart and Wants Money. New York, X. July unusual yet easily explainable error in the transmission of a telegraph message has resulted in a claim for damages against one of the telegraph companies for breaking an tngagement that was soon to end in marriage. The company is charged with alienating the young affections. The message sent by the young man read: love you When was delivered it read: leave you Before the sender of the message could communicate with her she had accepted another offer of marriage.

J. C. Reese, a former member of the Central fire department, was arrested Monday afternoon on complaint of Dan Miller, a carpenter, who charges that Reese stabbed him three times. The alleged stabbing took shortly after noon Monday in the rear of the Legal Tender saloon, 211 East Overland street. Miller is not seriously injured.

Reese is held on a charge of assault. For soreness of the muscles, whether induced by violent exercise or injury, there nothing better than Liniment. This liniment relieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. THE COURTS COUNTY COURT.

A. S. J. Eylar, Presiding. (George Brown, charged with bezzlement, complaint filed.

GEMOETS VERY ILL. Mrs. Jeanette Gemoets, mother of a large family of sons and daughters, many of whom are residents of the southwest, lies critically ill at her home. 1015 Olive street. She suffeded a stroke of paralysis a few days ago, but Monday morning was somewhat improved.

She is attended by her dugh ter. Mrs. Oais Andrews, of Lon. 14 r.eaoh. and was visited Saturday by another daughter, sister Ade- 1 returned Sunday to the Loretto academy at Santa Fe.

Two sons, 1. Gemoets. of Ontario, adn Fa-, nest of Torreon, have been notified of their condition are to arrive soon. Mrs. P.

Ponder, of FI TaiO, a daughter, is present la ''louderof t. JUSTICE OURT. E. B. McClintoek, Presiding.

Charles Heins, charged with assault; complaint filed. John Simpson, charged with assault to murder: bound over to grand jury under $500 bond. DEATHS AND BURIALS MISS DOLORES ROMERO. Miss Dolores Romero, 23 years age, died Sunday afternoon at hi home, 407 Overland street. She is sui vived byr her father and mother, and Mrs.

Cruz Romero, and four hrotl ers and one sister. Funeral will be held Monday afternoon at th church of the Sacred Heart, and into raent made in Concordia cemetery. BY The ordinary co-st of a Want Ad in FI Paso Herald is 25 cents. It eacncs an average of about 70.QU0 eaders each itsue. CLOSES DEAL FOR CARNIVAL ATTRACTION FOR PEI'OS Porter Whaley, secretary of the Pecos fair, who has been here for several days on business connected with tho big fair, has returned to his brune.

While here Mr. Whaley closed a con- raet for a big carnival attraction which is to be a feature the Pecos fair. Dr. R. M.

Harkey and Will P. Brady, of Pecos, are also here on fair business. WOULD ARREST OROZCO IF HE CAME OVER THE liOItDFR. Indictments and extradition proceeding's wrill be brought against Gen. Pascual Orozco, Col.

Pascual Orozcu and their officers if any of them attempt to come to the American side of the Rio Grande for any reason. While no public record has been made of these warrants and extradition requests in the federal courts, it is known that the papers are prepared and will be served upon the rebel chiefs as soon as they cross the line. The specific charge against Col. Orozco, father of the commander in chief, is conspiracy to smuggle ammunition in violations of the neutrality laws. It is probable that Gen.

Orozco and his chiefs would be arrested on extradition warrants filed by tha Mexican government through the Mexican consul in El Paso. The officers here are keeping a watch for any the rebel commanders although they say that none are expected to crosi the border here. The large picture to the ieft is that Elizabeth ltodgprs; to her right Is Eanifs MeA cagli, below is NOW OPEN Margaret Draper, VAN REvrA-RT. DRIPPING SPRINGS ORGAN MOUNTAINS 14 Miles from Las Cruces, N. M.

This delightful spot has an elevation of b785 feet, the temperature is about 40 degrees lower than El Paso Visitors sleep under blankets every homelike accommodations, the Ranch connected, supplies plenty of Fresh Fresh Butter, and Fresh reasonable rates, cheaper than staying a week includes excellent board and room. An ideal place to spend a month or two, for recreation, and rest. Forty-seven miles from El Paso. For further particulars apply to Eugene Van Patten, Las Cruces, X. M.

WAI on the Elephant Butte Dam for water when 1 will sell you a 100 acre ranch with running springs that furnish an abundance of water for ail purposes house and stock. This ranch lias been established 25 years and has a 40 acre orchard apples) that easily pays $3000 annually, a 4 room adobe house, ft. chicken house, spring house, etc. Lots of fine big shade trees. THE PRICE IS ACRE $7000 LANCE TO SUIT.

This is a good proposition for any man that wishes to realize immediate returns on his labor and investment. This should also interest anyone that would be satisfied with 30 per cent or more upon their money. An ideal place to live. Buy direct from owner. For further particulars, address, O.

BOX, 754. Washington, D. July to social circles here Fames Mc- Veagh, of Chicago, son of the secretary of the treasury, is having a terrific 1 struggle with Fames McVeagh. One of the most eligible bachelors in the country', they do say he is in love with two of prettiest, clev- 1 erest and most popular society buds, Miss Elizabeth Reid Rodgers and Miss Margaret Draper. The fact that eagh confines his attentions to these i two young women and favors neither has set.

all Washington talking, and many bets have been made by the sportier members of capital as to which of the two young will ventually capture the heart of this vie- i tim of Cupiu's peculiar tricks. ETRADITIOV HE RI FOR A. ESTRADA AND (iONZtALO EN RI LE. Hearing in the extradition case of Augustine Estrada, former colonel commanding the Maderista troops Juarez, was postponed from Monday until Tuesday morning in the federal court because of the absence of commissioner G. Oliver.

Estrada is charged with the robbery of $10,000 from the custom house in Juarez during the mutiny which occurred among the Maderista troops last January. No papers have yet been filed in the extradition of Gonzalo Fnrilc, charged with taking Mexican government funds. FLEES KISS; PREFERS HUNGER dancer, fled from Brussels to New York, rather than accept the too ardent attentions thrust upon her by Albert, king of the Belgians. After she had performed a fiery, alluring Andalusian dance on the stage of the Theater Royal, in Brussels King Albert leit the royral box, hurried behind the scenes to the theater green room and, impulsively throwing his arms around drew her to him and planted a fervent kiss 011 her lips. would be hungry here than to be treated writh what is called by men of royal rank and other noblemen in spiritedly declared to a reporter last night.

Girl Readies New York, Running From King Who Was Enamored of Her. New York, Amelia Carmen a beautfiul young Knee length long union Suits, thin soft materials $1.00 $2.00. 9 16 ths 111(11 their coats in the summer have, ready to put 011 a variety of separate pants. 'These pants are for summer use, in light tan, gray, white serge and stripes, and have a 2 inch $7.50 and $8.50. RI TLEDGE SENDS PRIVATE TO AMETUCAN SIDE Superintendent George Rutledge, of the Mexico North Western, ouietly had a of ti ight cars and a switch engine pick up his private car and move it to El Paso Monday morning, following the course taken by general manager Ferris a days ago.

This time it was not done to prevent (3cn. Rojas from confiscating i he cai lor his own use, but to keep apy of the ethers who might be using the Mexico Nortu Western roao from living in his UNDERSELL ALL OTHERS Old Fashioned Remedies. Science in surgery and electricity has advanced much in the past thirty7 years, but the treatment of disease by the old fashioned remedies made from roots and herbs, has never been improved upon. This may he seen by the great success of Lydia F. Vegetable Compound, from roots and herbs, and known today as the great remedy for female ills.

No sick woman does justice to herself who will not try this famous medicine. pPr The Fest opposite US FOR RERELS 1 REACHES A carload oi artillery, the.