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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
2
The Daily HERALD in El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico explains carrier delivery areas and pricing. Rates are 15 cents per week or 60 cents per month with contact at the office or telephone No. 115 for timely complaints and prompt service.
Rates of advertising in the Daily or Weekly Herald will be made known upon application at the business office. Those who prefer can have a representative of the business department call upon them to quote prices and make contracts for space. Call telephone No. 115. Local or massed ads ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents for each additional insertion. Social rates for five hundred or one thousand lines of local ads in one month available upon application.
The notice states changes in advertising must be submitted to the business office no later than 10 am. It emphasizes timeliness to ensure proper changes and placement.
Major S M Davis starts a southwest mining tour under the El Paso chamber of commerce to assemble regional mineral samples for a business oriented exhibit. The aim is to connect investors with mine owners, provide labeled property data, and cover camps within five hundred miles of El Paso with honesty and completeness.
Dallas and San Antonio delegations study urban paving in Kansas City where abutting property owners fund most improvements. Report notes asphalt leads pavement choices with 100 plus miles laid in six years and bricks prove costly due to joints and cracks. A Dallas member quips that given the rein a horse will switch to asphalt, hoping for common sense.
An El Paso Herald discussion contrasts Zionist aims with American Jewish experience. It cites the New York convention led by Professor Gottheil and notes London and continental groups. It argues American Jews, integrated and content, have no urgent need to purchase Palestine.
The federal court upheld post office authority to withhold mail from individuals using the mails for fraud. Judge Thayer ruled the government may block all letters for lottery schemes and false pretenses, preserving no distinction between guilty and innocent correspondents. The磁 healer Weltmer claimed rights and private mail protection, but the court found the right to use the mails is statutory, not a property right. The case notes Weltmer’s poverty cure scheme via mail and its moral critique.
The reception committee proposes ample ice water at all hours for teachers' convention visitors. A large ice water butt on each central block and several at key locations like the plaza, San Antonio and El Paso streets, the court house, city hall, and chamber of commerce to show care for comfort.
A brief note describes options for next week’s trips, including a 2600 mile journey for five dollars or over five miles for a cent, estimating a Las Cruces fare at about eight cents. The writer jokes that sweltering east Texans may flock for the mountain breezes, warning they would be foolish not to come.
The passage urges asking people to visit next week, noting a large influx of visitors drawn by sightseers and friends rather than teachers. It calls El Paso's opportunity to impress and urges full effort to make the event memorable.
Irving C. Scott of California, builder of the Oregon, is a strong second place possibility on the Republican ticket. The phrase The Builder of the Oregon is proposed as a campaign slogan. The Oregon reflects credit on the Republican Party.
Chairman Jones says the choice will reflect Bryan views on key issues. He notes there is no shortage of strong candidates and that the selected man must think like Bryan, aligning on major questions.
The soliciting committee reports strong progress and ample funds to carry out the outlined program. Donors are urged to continue giving as every dollar is needed and the campaign should not stop now.
A motley group including Senator Butler and Petti leaders of the silver party, Chairmasa Jones of democracy, and Bryan representative of Bryanism gathered in Chicago for a political gathering before Bryan and Towne set off fishing. The scene depicted a crowded, disorderly meeting with varied factions.
Ohio voters back the Chicago party line and sound money principles as Democrats reaffirm the platform, signaling unity on fiscal policy amid statewide discourse.
Travel specials announce round trips from Oklahoma City and Santa Fe route options to Las Vegas New Mexico and Kansas City Missouri. Dates for sale June 19 to 21 with return by June 25, and July 1 to 2 with return by July 9. Fares listed 15 25 and 34 90 with agents Stafford and Houghton handling bookings.
A historic overview links digestion with overall health noting that poor digestion fosters poisons that impair the heart kidneys and skin. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to regulate the stomach boost digestion stimulate the liver strengthen intestines and improve blood quality and energy.
Brave men and women suffer digestive and blood related ills with loss of appetite and fatigue. J. W. Gardner of Idaville Indiana endorses Electric Bitters as restoring strength and appetite, claiming renewed health after use. Available at Irvin & Co's Drug Store for 50 cents per bottle with guarantee.
Take your prescriptions to Potter and White's where they will be filled accurately from fresh medicines and no substitution is done. Little Plazes.
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