Alpine Avalanche. (Alpine, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, March 30, 1900 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. 11.
ALPINE. BREWSTER BOUNTY, TEXAS FRIDAY. MARCH 30. 1000.
NO. r»
C. H. LARKIN CO.,
Wholesale iukI lieOiil Detilers iu Cfeneral ]>Ior*vliiiiic|t*»c%
Ranch^Mine Supplies, Flour, Grain, Seed,Sait, Lumber,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES and CLOTHING.
• Own Maki
l ought ::i, ! irge ipi .i ts i c *»,:#• 11 >■ rec. i.t advatices and will la-sold at .small margin. " e believe in keeping
strictly to dal , :rv.-Ii goods an i .shall keep a department ior bargains in any odd si/cs or remnants that wo
may hav •• u i: on li i• <........ it. tj, .. depart incut MUST GO. 'Vo doti’l e\j ect to get Cost. In fact, we don't |>av
anv a ti j';.."i r.. ,>„.t i\ aikr bargabis we give barga ns strictly, and h..ppv slioold ion l»o if you ran l>r
iR.eri ».i Mii i*o in .i . ••
L *roi‘ BACON, LARI), HAMS, and this sea-
o t ( A! .1 ; HOODS of every kind. BOUGHT BEFORE
THE RISE, i;? (•:!:• load lots, and our customers ^et tin* benefit.
^fr0j3po^H
hoeCo*s
• Own Make*
$2W
w* ___*,
•'t in: ' . r> iti DiiV t.t»OM> DRE>S tiOOD''and NcIFu.Nn arriving this, and ^ie\t nn>ntli
’ .«■.!».! • ■ •>’ f srn.d oil for anything until you srr them.. Nut line nl tl.c
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m.tmm Hamilton-Brown Shoes
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M*H 1 Ml A N I' >! ’ M M lilt to arrive tins month and and another shipment about March 1st,
styles.aii ur.vic.s rm:\ Aiti/mi: IlIXP.
All weights all
3
LITTLE SNOWFUKES.
Varieties of Wine*
hwket Catawba.
SHKRKT,
WUITK CALIFORNIA,
CLARET,
FORT.
CHAMPAGNE,
BLACKBERRY.
Miscellitnecu* (.mxlr—
COGNAC HHaNHY.
HOST ETT UK'S BITTERN.
MAKAsgt IN CHKKHIRs ,
CllRYsTAl.l/,KI> It< K'K .out RYE
ALCOHOL.
GIN.
Cider. Mineral Waters. Kte.
RANCH
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Csne Goods
WALDORK,
PAUL JONKH,
BELLE OF BOURBON.
Barrel Goods f
METROPOLITAN,
WALDORF.
ALOO IN.
CALI* FOB
‘Our General”
CIGARS.
NAY BOWLES, Propritor
ALPINE, TEX.
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Send for
New Catalogue
lllmsimliuR :i.~>
New Styh-M uiul
in my iiiipi*ov«‘-
111 t* it t s,
S. C. CallBB Sailer? Co,
PUEBLO. COLO.
Makers of the
Genuine Pueblo
Alpine seems somew hat doll at j-n >
ent. but there is not a vacant Ionise in
town and consluernhle building ami
improvement is going on It js our
opinion that the town will soon begin
to In.ild up ho I i't (hat our old re.-d
dents will hardly he able to reali/.- tlm
change. As soon as work is coni
inei ced hereon the mumilinnso wldcli
seems to be an assured thing—the
tliKtiiwn will vo to the front bv hounds
*
" e must congratulate Alpine Mpfrti
the coiisummat. on of its dearest wish.
That pretty little town is soon to be
made a division terminal of the (1. II
Kv. A 'private letter from General
Manager Van ' leek, however, states
that Mel Rio will lie murk- hnnnlittod
bv this change. In a future numher
we shall tell you why. Mel Rio Record
Charley Martin has moved up from
.Marathon and will take charge of W.
T. Henderson's hotelier business on the
1st. .John Rerdes who has had 'charge
of the business unite aw bile, will go i n
a visit, home.
Roy,ell Pulliam came in from his
ranch Sunday and reports a very heavy
rain at his place. He s.us that, j dg
mg from appearances, the rain was
evidently heavy for several miles sou'll
of Ins ranch
Unite a numher of town lots have
'hanged hands in Alpine recently and
likely there will he a good deal cl
building in the near future Alpine
will sooii be one of the prettiest little
cities in the west
Notice to Lelitors and Creditors
To those indebted to. or holding claims
against, the estate id Mrs Ophelia
\Vbite, deceased:
The undersigned having been' duly
appointed guardian ot the pi tsons and
estate of dense E , Win I s and Mice
E. White, minor heirs of M s Ophelia
White, late ot Brewster county, de-
ceased. by W Van Sickle, j olge ot the
county court of said cornu . on the
loth day of January Iasi pan. during a
regular term thereof her* ' >• iiotilies
all persons iudehted to said estate to
Come forward amt make •• ttlement.
and those having claims against said
estate to present them to her at her
residence in Alpine,' Hrcwstcounty,
Texas, where .-p,* receives her mail.
This tlie2i)lli day of March Rum.
Mits. < i’. IM i. \ r,
< Iuardian of tlie estates and p -rsons ot
Jesse F„ Win J >, ;fnd Mice I
White,'minor heirs id Mrs. Ophelia
White, deceased.
I Frontier Poultry Yards j
It u:i;i n Ely mouth Rm ns. ♦
Mammoth Biign/i: Ti ickoh, j
ini- Long Mist \ni i
* i
Homing Pigeon*-. »
Stor k and Eggs lor sale. Arldress 2
J. B. GILLETP, Alpine, Tens. ]
f
Toby Carroll,
^.Boot and Shoe Bepairerv.
l( worlvJ*>-not satisfnc-
tory Return it. and I will
make it suit you.
GW. BLACKBURN
Tonsorial Artist.
Hot or Cold Baths
Everything -clean, com
'# tollable and convenient. A
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W. VAN SICKLE.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Alpine, Texas.
Will practice in all the courts of tin
41st and 3Mh districts.
L. N- HALBERT,
LAWYER AND LAND AGENT.
Will practice in al! of the courts ii
or Gallup Saudip
Alp
me
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Assay Office.
Itrewsler ami adjoining counties.
Will render property and pay laxct
for non-residents.
h( SUNSET
route
3 “8 unset Route i
Correct assays guaranteed for gold,
silver, lead, copper, rpucksilver and
tin. No false reports given. If
you have nothing I will give noth
ing in report. All assays are kept
private
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
with Hiirrrr si kkpkk*
DAILY TRAIN SR TICE
with Btyrtrr hi.kkvkrt
J. C. BIRD, Manager.
The best ever Shipped from
Pueblo for the Price.
R. T. FRAZI ER’S
Famous Pueblo Saddles.
El LLY <ll AUAN I i;i l>. * I lKHT Cf.ASs. I
HI, \ I > Kill <' A T \ I.GG UK
IMEIIRO, - - - COLO.
B. M. HINES. M. D.
Physician anil Snrtcon.
local Surgeon for (»., II. A, S. A. R’\.
Odice at Hancock’s Drug Store. ,
Alpine, - - Texas.
From New Orleans Between GALVESTON
To Mexico and California, j and SAN ANTONIO.
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers, Through Without Change,
From Washington and Cincinnati, (via new Orleans)
y To PACIFIC COAST POINTS, and Return.
S.T ALL TRAINS CONNffT AT NEW ORLEANS FOR
lev Tart, PNtttikit, Vutiiitn, Atlanta, Cincinnati. St. Louis, Cbieaia. I
*. F. li. MORSE. L. J. PARKS.
", Pawl Traffic Managkk, Houston, Trx. 0>r. * T. A. Houston, Tex.
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THE DEWEY,
El Phiho, l exnN.
When visiting El Paso be sure to
call at the “DEWEY,” 323 Sun An-
tonio Ht. We have with us Jas.
Fulgham and V. Hogan, who with
ourselves will show the best service,
kindness and politeness; besides the
besf. stock of fSoods in our line of
business.
W E. Pouter & Pkkby Ghkeu.
Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers.
i
I do not want anybody to have to
pay unnecessary costs, - and for that
reason I am waiting as long an possi-1
ble before issuing executions for taxes,'
bu» m all cases where taxes are not
paid within the next few days execu-l
tions.wil) be issued. '
D. W. (fOUKLEY, .
Tax Collector.
#300 reward for
arrest and con
vietion for theft
of my cattle.
• Sam Sr,Hwin..
MWM Atllf Office.
••TutiMa. rasa.
0. W. Reckhart. C. M., Pr.K»Wr
Ue IteePhi^rnm
Aooofo okJ * A»*»yela
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BULLION WORM A SPECIALTY
f. *. On M < min. and Ubmlon I
Cm iu riiicuoe « ciiiduoi am
■L PASO, TRXAA
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McKinney, R. C. Alpine Avalanche. (Alpine, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, March 30, 1900, newspaper, March 30, 1900; Alpine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth803614/m1/1/: accessed June 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bryan Wildenthal Memorial Library (Archives of the Big Bend).