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THE DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 0, 1897. For Rent House No. 600 Oregon Street; 7 rooms; $35 per month. HORACE B. STEVENS, Agent.

THE WEATHER OHJTBD 8TATBS WllTHIR BtTHBATJ I fcl, Paso, Texas, April 8, 18W7. Local Time 6:64 a. m. Barometer ft) ret Thermometer firj Direction of wind Velocity of wind per IX Weather Clear Rtta 34 hours (lnchesand hundredths). 0 Highest temperature last 84 KS Lowest temperature last 34 hours ft." LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Blank books cheap at Irvin's. Go to Irvin for window glass. Acme saloon for good whiskey. Home cookintr at Smith's Creamery, 7 and 12 year old whiskey at Acme, Delicious coffee at Smith's Creamery. Butter 23 and 35 cts.

Smith's Cream' erj. Typewriter paper at the Herald of-cce. Shedd rents, sells and repairs bicycles Apple sauce with cream. Smith's Creamery. Hot biscuit.

Fine butter. Smith's Creamery. Try the bread made by the Dickin son Home Fresh Buttermilk Smith's Cream ery. EL PASO STEAM LAUNDRY, Telephone No. 7.

Mining Location Blanks for Sale at This Office. Mining location notices for sale at the Herald Job office. For pood, strong-, lieht, lasting- bi cycles get Shedd to build you one. Ak for "EL PASO TRANSFER," the best 5 cent CIGAR on the market. The best Mex.oan and Havana dears are made by the El Paso Cigar Mfg.

(JO. Go to Phil Young's Cafe for the cele brated Christian Morelein Cincinnati beer. Pleasant furnished room, private family, privilege or parlor, 4(M N. vaso t. Refrigesators.

Ice cream freezers and gasoline stoves. MOMSEN THORNE. Madame Ed ardes ore, scientific pa'mlst. 306 St. Louis St.

Hours 2 to 7 to p. m. Only 50 cents. Short stay. Come at once.

Go and see Shedd at 3054 San Anto nio St. when your bicycles needs repairing. Guaranteed work at cheap prices. Lost "White wreath gold piu, stud- aea witn ptarls. meter will be re warded by returning to Miss Emma unman.

For Rent A 45.000 acre pasture in water, grass, and shelter. Apply to a uiuuhiu, vuuarruU new iexico. Payne. Badger Coal company, Mc Alester, Ceriilos and anthracite coal, cord and stove wood, yard Second and Ohlhuanua streets. Telephone No.

11. El Paso Fuel are "The" agents tor trie ceieoratea Oerrlllos White Ash and anthersite coals. Successors to Cerrillos Coal U. R. Co.

Phone '10. News Service Extended. x'he St. Louis Republic recently made arrangements with the cable companies, whereby direct news from all sectons of the civilized world are received. It now prints more authen tic foreign news than any other paper and continues to keep up its record for publishing1 all the home news.

The outlook for the year is one of big news events, fast succeeding-each other and they will be biirhlv in teresting to everyone. The price of he Republics daily is $6 a year, or 81 50 for three moaths. The Twice-a- Week Republic will remain the same one dollar a year, by mail, twiee-a- weeic. Notice of Directors' and Stockholders' Meetings. By authority of the Board of Directors of the "El Paso Southern Railway Company" notice is hereby given that the first annual meeting of the board of directors of said company, and the first annual meeting of the stockholders of said company will be held in the city of El Paso, Texas, at the office of said company, (the office of Ketelsen Sc Degetau,) on Wednesday, the 14th day of April, 1897 at 3 o'clock p.

m. Jno. P. Ramsey, Director. El Paso, Texas, March 13, 1897.

An Affidavit. This is to certify that on May 11th, I wnllrArl to M(Hr-lf 'a rimer eti-tin Ar n.f. vhvr. uii pan of crutches and bought a bottle of oamDcrmin-B fain uaim lor lnnatn-matory rheumatism which had crippled me up. After using three bottles I am completely cured.

I can cheerfully recommend it. Charles H. Wetzel, Sunbury, Pa. Sworn and subscribed to before me on August 10. 1894.

Walter Shipman, J. P. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by all druggists. Pure Hygeia Ice. Made from distilled water.

Ask your family physician or druggist as to purity and healthfulness of our ice; telephone 14. El Paso Iob Refrigerator Co Notice to the Public. Dona Ana, N. Mex. Feb.

6, 1897. "We hereby notify all concerned that we shall pay no orders, requisitions or accounts of any sub-contractor or employee unless authorized by us in writing from this office. W. C. Bradbury Co.

For Over Fifty Years. Mrs. "Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle.

This Space belongs to the West Texas Saddlery corner Overland and Oregon streets. Somethins New in Olives Sinigualas." These olives are preserved in a brine prepared with Spanish herbs and condiments which gives them a piquancy of flavor not found in any other olives sold in this country. Connoisseurs will not be slow to recognize the worth of this brand. We have also just received a large assortment of Gordon Dilvvorth's Preserves, Fruit Jellies, Calves Feet Jellies, Brandy Fruit, Marmalades, Tomato Chutney, Tomato Catsup, Pickled Limes and Salad Dressing. Northing finer has ever been put on the marketthan Gordon Dilworth's goods.

For Saie only by Chas. F. Slack Co, 1 To Amateur and Pros-1 fpective Photographers: fi We sell the justly celebrated "Premo" Cameras, fj manufactured by the Rochester Optical which are acknowledged by everyone to be the finest that 0 0 brains can make or money can buy. Call and exam- Jine them, we have an experienced photographer to 2 explain all about them. T2L a I III a.

Tlx Jewelers, Bronson Block, III San Antonio Street, El Paso, Texas J. A. Smith, trustee, dpeds to J. F. Mitchell, valley land for $100.

A tourist had a box of cigars taken from him at the bridge this noon. The Mexican Ore company imported today $2:2,000 worth of bullion irom the Southern tmeliers. An attempt to rob the Las Cruces postoffice recently was frustrated by the vigilance of the ollicers. The young Knglish Lord who died at the Hotel Dieu was buried in Ever green this afternoon from St. Clement's church.

The foundations walls are all in at Mr. Hammet's building on East Over land street, and Contractor Whitmore is lying the trt uoor beams. George Defontaine was acquitted this morning in Justice Bridgers' court of heaping vocal coals of tire on the head of tiie who was posting advertise ments for Price Brothers. Judging by the cold wind from the ea-t tbis rao-nicg. people up north must be suffer ng from another blizzard.

Tli theory has been advanced that the seasons are changing because of changes in the ocean currents. The United States court lakes up the criminal docket this afternoon, beginning with the offenders indicted by the and jury. Clerk Hart thinks this will be the shortest term of court on record, judging by the looks of things. Tne Santa Fe has sent one hundred new stock cars to this point to receive cattle from Marathon and adjacent roints. Toe cars are a great improvement over the o'd shacks that have r.een running into this port and the tittle will be kept in much better con dition than usual.

The federal grand jury have indicted Poncho Vilo for receiving smuggled property, Enrique Luna and Eclesio Louez for counterfeit money, Juan 15. Koch a for smuggling, Miguel Carrasco for selling liquor without a license, and Antonio Apodaca for re ceiving smuggled property. Word comes to the Heuali) that James Nfiwman. ex-sheriff of Sweetwater, and a well known cattleman had been beaten down by Bell, the present sheriff, and was carried home in ahack. Bell used his six shooter as a club verv effectively.

The occasion of the scrap was the revival of an old grudge. There was a wedding in St. Clem ent's church at 3:30 p.m., yesterday. The groom was Ernest H. Bartow of Edd and the bride was his cousin Bessie B.

Bartow of Colorado Springs. The bride with her mother came down on the noon Santa Fe train, and the mother gave the bride -away. Kector Martin tied the knot. It will be an agreeable surprise to persons subject to attacks of bilious colic to learn that prompt relief may be had by taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrohea Remedy. In many instances the attack may be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms of the disease appear.

25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all druggists. Both political parties opened head quarters this morning: the republi cans at the Phoenix hotel on Overland street, and the democrats in the old time roost under the onera house on El Paso street. Literature and earnest persuation will be liberally supplied at both places until after the coming citv election. Park Pitmn.ii urei-ides over the democratic raticiona-tions as it were, down the street. A paper is around for sie-natures stilt ing that tin; bfl io of tlin imrlprhimiofl that the buildin? of the Rnttp.

1 u.im vvouiu not be disadvantageous to ji i ato. ins is being done because ot a misapprehension that thn hnildi dams up the river wou'd inte-fera with tbe proposed International dam at El Paso. The Enirlih cnmDanv claim that there is enoush water in one spring I flow to till forty such reservoirs as the Elephant Butte reservoir. I iojkeW! DR. 33 XT-ELL'S Specific Hernia Cure.

A PERFECTLY SAFE SPEEDY -PVXLESS- -PERMANENT URE No Knife Used. No Blood Drawn. ABSOLUTE CURE GUARANTEED. MAIN OFFICES ROOMS 86 87 CHRONICLE BUILDING. SAN FRANCIsno, CAL.

ROOMS 8 10 SHELOOV BLO EL PASO. DR. C. C. BROWN, Rooms 2 and 4.

Mundy RlonY Ltjfc MAY GET TIIS MONEY. The City Council Will Give the Fire. men S15UU if no KL-k is Coming. The city council met last night with only Alderman O'lv-eeffee ab ent; ar.d judging from the mayor's remarks, the alderman must have been off mendii-g his political fences. The clerk stMrt-u in to read that everlasting but necessary pilaver, minutes of th; previous meeting," when Mr.

Whitmore who appearel rather tidgity, moved with commendable alacrity that this performance be dispersed w.th, and it was to ordered. Tbeu Mr. Whitmore wanted to be excused; wanted to attend the soc'al session of the Knight of Hoaor. Hi was however, preva led upon to stay, and if he couldn't be asy, to be as asy as he could. A committee from the lire department were present with a view- to ge -ting financial assist ince from the ci'y enterta ninor th-- firem-m's convention to be held in this city on the 12ih of tbe next month.

So it was de-dded to advance tnat pa-t of tne evening's business on the docke, nd the committee were heard after the city clerk had ratth off wth more or less hilarity several solid yards of figures cal ed quarterly and annual reports. It was real juicy reading, and when the clerk finished, clean out of breath, th- alderman would have bad him re -id the wtole business over again, but for the impatience of the committee from the fire department. The clerks quarter'y report which is embodied in the annual report, was first rattled off with more or 1-ss and referred. Then tbe annual report was dessicated and dissect-d This report showed that the ci had issued in warrants during th1? lisc -1 year just closed, distribute 1 among tha different departments as follows: City Clerk 1,087 24 City Attorney 1,515 00 Assessor and Collector H)4 01 Police M7 City printing 38H 14 City Engineer 00 S'reets and grades 4.710 07 City Treasurer UI4 00 Acequias and bridges 300 00 S-initary 1.708 () Public charity 1.07.", 40 Current expenses 1, 71 Books and stationery 110 2') Public buildings 06 Sewerage and drainage 1,175 11 Public plazas 781 42 Public schools 82 88 Electric lights 0,725 00 Gas 37:1 05 Water 7,820 05 Fire 8.750 57 Kent 1 504 57 Mayor and Aldermen 3.30U 00 Artesian water 10.452 40 School bonds 00 Funded ind. bonds, I 1,200 01 Sewer 6,403 10 Artesian water 2.000 00 Water works 3.000 00 Totals $84 055 70 Deducting from th total expenditures, the artesian water fu id, interest paid on bonds and amount paid on redeemed bonds, $24,030.60, "l-aves as the actual running expenses of the city.

Mr. Kitchens submitted a comparative report showing that the actual expense of runni' the city during the year ending March 31, 1800, was while for tbe fiscal year endin" March 31, 1897. the actual cost of run'-ning the city was $00,020.20. a reduction of $4,531 25 in tbe last year. The report was received and tilel.

His honor appeared quite shocked at the size of the expeuse for gas, and thought there was room for reasonable retrenchment in that direction. Colonel Neff, for tbe fire department, then addressed the council, lie said that he. with Messrs. Moreheal, Stewart, Buchanan, Jul'an and Earhart, were appointed a commit'e to lay before th counc-1 the fact that a onven-tion of Texas firemen was to be held in El Paso this sprii g. and to soli-it financial assistance from the city corporation.

It would cost $2,500 to properly entertain the convt ntion; lhe local firemen had raised about $500 already, and they would rustle for $500 more, leaving" thcm $1,500 short. There would be 200 delegates present from over tbe state, each delegate being allowed. S5 to 950 for expenses io El Paso. There would be no car fares for legtt-s, as they were carried free by the railroads. So these delegates would expand over $5,000 in this city.

There would lie 150 to 200otber firemen along with the others, and people from all around the country would be coming in town An excursion to the City of Mexico was being arranged for with tbo Mexican Central. Colonel Neff tiled th counc l's attention to the cheerful fct that all of tnis money, inc-lud ng the money to be givca by tbe city, would bo spent in town. Mr. Wh tmore asked that a committee of three wih the mayor and city attorney as-OL-iated, b-3 app'dn el to consider the request from the department, to report at the next meeting. Mr.

Stewart called on Judge Iwarls, the pi es dent of the deptrimeut who wasp'eent, to stat whether in his opinion the c.ty could legally make such an aprouriition. Jiul.e Edwa-ds snid be was there to represent the fire department. He was rot prepared to siy thai the city could not legally make such appropriation. Mr. Hamm'-tt, Mr.

Morehead, ir. Stewart and other Ltrge tax payers had expre-sid themselves as in faor of tbe city making tbe aopr for the firemen. He said it was not like appropriating money for a social blow-out. Tne judge also said there was a difference between an appropriation for tbe fire department and appropriating for a political convent-ion. It might be safely assumed that money given the fire department fur ne benefit of the town would be wisely expended.

Judge Coldwell held that the leeal1-tiesand illegali ies shoul I have been red -fo-einvitiniy the firemen's convention to El Paso. Th-sre was no doubt of tbe legality of allowing money to the fire depanment to be expended io the interest of tne city and the fire department. The miyor, however, felt satisfied that the city had no legal right to mate such an appropriation. We are not under any obligation, he said, to defray any expenses of persons invited to come here for that The firemen ought to secure a petition from the heav er tax payers to thi city council asking for the appropriation, ihis would let the unc 1 down. Judge Coldwell held that it would hardly do to act hurriedly, and that tbe purp irt and extent of the matter should be considered.

Mr. Wh'tmore's motion was then bro ight uo and his honor appointed Messrs. Wh itmore, Stewart and if lord as tha aldermat.ic commi toe act with the mayor and the city attorney. On recommendation of Mr. Stewart; the fo'lowing bills were allow Keeisira'ion account $128 40 Sfeet and stwer labor 00 rues Pub.

Co 3 75 Wm. Cleghorn 32 20 Ge ge Harper 2 35 J.T. Neseru 84 00 I. J. Longwell 7 50 L.

D. Cr iswell 1 00 W. E. Wisdom 1 00 W. A.

Irvin Co. 1 25 125 00 Times P.ib. Co 32 34 Waters Pierce Oil Co 6 50 Telephone 24 00 Adolp'i Solomon 125 00 T. H. Bennett 25 Cbief of police 0 55 Mr.

Huberts for tne fire and watrr commitue recommended th-it the gas 1 cm on irom iiii re steamer's neat er. Carried. Mr. Koberts said he was not reaiy yet. to report on the matter of lighting the city hall with electricity.

A destitute woman with thre chil dren frona near Fort Worth applied for as-istance to get back home. was about starved. Judtre Coldwell was oppos-d to thn city's giving money for suci purpo-es, but would contr bute from his for the desired obj -ct-. Howevc-. tse mavor with Messrs.

Clifford and Koberts did not; think it was out, of th-; way to make such aopropria- tion ana tne matter was left with the mayor with iwer to a t. At the mayor's suggestion a Mexican from Chihuaiiuita w.ts allowed $8 for caring for an I burying a sick fellow Aztec. On the recommendation of the city physician, Andrews Janetta was sent to thn ho-p til for one week. The clerk here waved alo't like a tlag. a petition from east 'ide citizens, that a lire plug be planted attbe corner of Franklin and Octavia street.

Referred to the fire and water committee. Maior McClennnn aS( vvmu-tiul high water presently in tbe river, and 9 (zavz, ao- TCVUX a DON'T DENY YOURSELF and family meat because vegetables are cheaper: you'll find that it won't pay; that you'll have to pay fa.r more in doctors' bills than you would for meat all your life. (Inod meat makes good blocd. (iood blood makes good health. We sell good meat.

HASTON ROBINSON, 315 SAN ANTONIO ST. wanted leave to get his pumps into w. irking order. Lave was granted. Mr.

Stewart cal'ed the council's attention to the wretched condition of the sidewalks for three blocks on Mesa avenue. It had got to ba dangerous walking there. Referred to th street and grades committee with instructions to report what amount of repairs were needed. Mr. O'Kceffe, the republican candidate for mayor, is the cnair-man of the street and grades committee, and tne mayor expressed surprise that tbis duty of looking up Mesa avenue sidewalk repairs should be laid on Mr O'Keefe's already burdened shoulders.

He would not have time to attend to such thing. Mr. Stewart caHed the corner's attention to the by a lu ther company of a wooden sbei 1 crth of he little plaza. But the chie of ce said he thought it was the compa -''a intention to cover the frame work w.th corrupted iron. Adjourned.

All that is necessary for the republican ticket to win in the coming city election is for tnose, who desire to see tbe machine politicians beaten next Tuesday, to get out and work among the voters, a- not stand on tha corner and pat one another on the back and say "we've got Vm There are many voters in tin city who do not know just what the macnine is, nor what it is trying to do. Explaia this to them. Make this campain one of educati in, not one of jollification. K-ep the ''machine" on the defensive. Tbe ticket nominated last Tuesday needs evtry vo'e it can get, but by ba work it can get enough to elect pro-gre-slve mea to office next Tuesday, at set tne mach ne to studying, out tbe problem of where it was hit by the public fist.

Work early and late, night and day. The republicans have ju-t as good workers as tbe democrats and they have the best side of the question to work on. The repub-ican party is a unit in its snpiKirt of the ticket promu'gated last Tuesday. The democrats are sp it up the back over the machine ticket placed in the field la't Mo dy. All that will prevent the defeat of tne machine ticket is for ihe tepublicans and independents to sit down and do no work for their ticket.

A row has developed in the democratic c-imp and there is weeping ai-d ra'l ng and gnashing of tetth. Charley Patterson yesterday jumpel onto Alderman Del Buono and wanted to i know the reason why he was not going to support the "maeuine ticket. Pat terson was to that 'he reasons why a number of democrats of the secoud ward would not suppot ticket was because the "ma --hi ue'' had not kept its promises to secoid ward democrats. Tne machine promised that Del Buono and Badger re to be put on ini ocratic delegation, but these nam 01.1 not app' ar on the machine ticket. The rea-ons for the machine not putting Del Buono and Badger on the ticket was because they favored D.

M. Pyi for alderman from the second ward and Payne was too good a democ- at and too good a man for alderman for the machine facfion. Tne result of the meeting between Del Buono a id Charley Pattersoa was some rd language aDd an offer by Del Buono to be- $500 that tbe machine ticket did not carry tbe second ward in the coming election. did not take the bet. Tom Bendy is the machines' candidate for scavenger.

Tom lays his claim to tbe office on tne fact that he caT.es the railroad vote of the third ward in his vest pocket (nit.) Tom thinks that his long service at tbe machine shops justifies him in voting the railroad bovs as he pleases. Machine headquarters has been en-gaged in the opera house and the large cellar of that building is be-ing prepared for tha receoton of tbe human cattled that the machine expects to vote next Tuesday. -5-- fiif.ift. .1. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Olotliirio 1 1 1 1.

1. I 111 the latest R. C. LIGHTBODY, Leading Olottiier, 212-14 El Paso St- All it will take will be a long pull, a pull and a pull altogether to bent the machine at the polls next fu-sday. Tnere will not be more than 350 Mexican votas cast, as a Ja-ge number of Mexican have left town since they registered, so at that vote will not cour much.

With the indepen-nent vote, the labor vote and tbe stra'ght republican vote the machine with its ward bee'ers will be left out in the rold to starve. A defeat of the machine at this election will pave the way for its defeat forever hereafter and then El Paso can have descent politics. Judge Magoffin's pronounciamieuo this morning says: I believe in building a new city hall and will consult some of the largest tax dodgers in the city on such a move, but I do not believe in doing any thing without consulting tbe LARGEST TAX PAYERS On all que8ion3 of public improvements. I believe in street improvements, but shall consult the powers that ba before taking any such step. I BELIEVE that the council did right in granting the franchise to the El Paso Southern railway, but the next fellow that wants franchises should be looked after carefully and the people affected 6bould be consulted along with the machinery bosses.

It will be noticed that all through the pronuncia-mieuto the "I believes," are softened down with "buts." "These synchronized clocks are great," said "a gentleman this morn- i lilini ci fnA .7 jhln.Tfnn rlllir by.electric ty, tbey are always toge'her and a fellow can always be on time to the second." The needed headquarters with a cellar bsd. In they needed such headquarters so bad that they paid a good round sum to get the vltascope company out of the lower store rooms of the opera house as that was the best place in town to corral voters. The building has a front and back entrance ana tnose woo are able to wa'k can come in the front wav, while thos who are too drunk to waik can be carried in the back way and deposited in the eel lar until they are ready to be voted. Two important meetings of voters will be held tonight atd it is a pretty well se' tied fact that tne decision of those meetings will decid-sthe election Vtit independents are dipsa'i-died with Judse Magoffin pronunciamento, while tne laboring m-n have bad their eyes opened on vo ing a machine ticket Labor is, and shou'd a' ways be, aainst an ueprogressive ticket. Stop the improvements now going on io El Paso and tbe workino-man will have to seek work in other parts.

It Is to the labor ing man's interest to vote in tne coming election for the party that re presents progression. Judge -Magoffin faction represents the office seekers and the ward heelers. Does the laboring man want such faction in power? The Knights of Labor of El Paso can real and their intelligence will tell them how to vote. 'I have been told," 6aid a second warder this morniog, "that Judge Magoffin asserted tbat he could get along witnout the votes of the 'disgantled kickers' of the second ward. There are li ible to be a fe more of tbem than he expec s.

and the judge may have to get along without some of us whether he wants to or not. There are a number of the f-econd warders who would sooner vote with a party that can offer us clean po'itijs than follow in the wake of machine nominations and ward heeler's dictations." Round About. Centry's traiued dog and pony show that were here two years ago. will be here Monday and Tue-dav and exhibit on the vacant lot west of the city hall Artful 3 VIWBWI 111 I IS- 1 1. 1.

i 1 Immense Stock, just received. New and handsome line of shirts in all the latest stripes, checks and mixtures. Our line of sprii hats is large and exclusive, having the sole agency for the celebrated Knox and Miller hats. Neck wear in all the new shades. I Notice to Contractors' Tenders will be received at the office of the Sierra Maire Cot stru-tion com-i pany, up to nron of Apr'l 12th, 1897, for tne ci nstructton 01 tne company boiler and machine shops.

Plans specifications can be seen at the office of this company. for Sale or Trade. 1 have thirty head of saddle and harness horses for sa'e very ehep or will trade them for sto-k ca -tle. A. J.Taylor.

P. O. 388. Or enquire at Star stables. Special Agent Rule seized a bundle of cigars tbis noon in the baggage car of the Santa Fe train.

Final Account- The Statu of Texas, To the Sheriff or any Cjustaale ot El Paso County, Greeting: L. A. Spencer. Administrator de bonis non of the estate of M. M.

Hpncer. having filed in our county court his hn tl account of the condition of the estate of said M. Sdencer together wli no application to be dis'-ha Red irom said aaminisr.ra.tiou- You are Ii-rebv commanded, tbat by publication ot tbis writ for at le st tweotv days la a n-wsp-per printed in tbe county of El Paso you (rive due notice to all rsons io-terested in thn account for final set'lement of said estate to tiie tbelr objections thereto. lr any tney 11 on or oeiore tiie way term, 1897, of said county court, commencing and to be hnlden at tli court house of ild county. In the city of El Paso on the -rd day nf May A i.

18H7. when said account and application will be consldere 1 by said court. Witness, Park W. Pitman Clerk of the County Court of El Paso County. Given undermy hand and seal of 18 i said at my offlc- In he City cf I El faso this th day or April A D.

197. Park W. Pitman, Clerk J. C. El Paao Co.

A true copy, I certify: Simmons, Sheriff of Fl Paso Co. DESIGNS make the valua of our FURNiTURE two-fold. The very best woods are used and put together in the very best manner. Ex-part designers are imitating the most graceful styles of the past centuries, and are constantly creating new ones. HOYT fc JBVSS 315 EL PASO ST.

SHEDD XEW WHEELS, OLD WHEELS. M. W. TIRES. HARTFORD TIRES, VIM TIRES.

LAMPS. PUMPS. SADDLES. LAMP BRACKETS, SELLS PEDALS. OIL, CEMENT, CORK GRIPS, WRENCHES, TOE CLIPS.

GRATHITE, Pa XT GUARDS, BICYCLE LOCK, ETC. ALSO, Builds, repiirs and enairu Is bicycles and vulcanizes tires cheaper than any one in the city. Wm. Shedd, 3054 SAX ANTONIO ST. THE AETNA Easy Running Perfect Construction! Price Right EL PASO CYCLE CO.

VENDOME BLOCK. NEW BICYCLES FOR RENT. Napoleon J. Roy, The Fashionable Tailor. SHELDON BLOCK OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.

Purest Drugs. Latest News A. K. ALBERS BRONSON BLOCK. HEADACHE ELIXIR Cures any headache.

Try it. A. H. WHITMFR. D.

D. S. Dentistry in all its branches, Office Over Santa Fe Ticket Office,.