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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

Investigate the hide house and have 1t
removed beyond the corporate limits
unless the stencil was stopped. DR..
Villas told DR.. Race to let the hide
house people know that the board OF
health was warm under the collar, and
did not propose to stand the nuisance
longer. 1t was a disgrace to the city
and the board of health that such an
evil should BE- allowed 10 run.
The using OF streets as closets ny the
MeXicans was then recalled by Mr..
My!es, and the various memb ers of the
board discussed emphaticaliy the lnde-
cency of such actiO5s. Ohe member
suggested arresting such offenders,
but others laughed at the idea, as llv-
ing in the county jail with free meals
was something these MeXicans did not
at all object to.
DR.. Yandell stated there was an or
dinance regulating this and if the ordi-
nance was enforced every family would
have to set up dry dirt closet or pay a
fine for every day passed without such
closet
Mr.. Weber stated that mary of these
peop have been obliged to leave Mex
leo for var GUS Otfepsas against its laws
So they are over here, making them
! selves a menace to the health OF the
community. DR.. Race said there was
| al OiuIuaEce pTOVlulbS lOf OHcHSeS vi
this nature, and they can be stopped.
The city health officer was instructed
to have the ordinance enforced and &c
secure the arrest Of any party caught
using street, alley or vacant lot for g
closet.
A. 2. Coles called the boards atten
ton to the dumping of garbage Oh the
| Texas street extension, and Mr.. We
| Der said the scavaDger was DUMPING
garbage near the old street car stables
between Stanton aud Ell PasO streets
DR.. Race was instructed to call In the
assistance of Police nan Herold to 81
rest violators of the local sanitary
laws.
DR.. Villas expressed his qualification
at the fact that citizens took enough
interest in the city's well being to APP
pear before the board and make com
plants. The health of the city, il
something il which every citizen il
interested and they would always fine
the board of health ready to Go wha
was right wherever nuisance. wa
| report ted to it by any citizen.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
Needed An Electric Road.

While in other parts of the country,
the horse and the festive mule have
been reIegated 10 the shades OF Oh
liviOn in Inc matter OF street car tran
sportatiOn, FL PasO still cllngs ike
death to pale darky to her ant1quat-
ed means of electric mule motive
power.
However, there are reason able hopes
that within Year some step may be
taken with d view 10 the bulIuIng OF an
electric road through this city To- Fort
Bliss, either trolley, storage battery
or third rall-mUs. likely The Iatter,
a, this appears to be the coming me-
,hou of application and Transmission
of electric power. The owners Of the
residence properties north OF the South
ern Pacific tracks, and other par ties
who do not ct present care to have
their names men .iOneu n account OF
present business alliances, have been
of lale TALKING the scheme up Ia quiet
of line fir. NJ the plaza, up Oregon
street to Wyoming to the BICYCLE track,
and thence directly to the fort Inc
owners of Fl anklin b. ghts addition are
e thusias tically in favor of the plaa,
and will extend material a. assistance
Advocates of the scheme call atlen-
ton to the fact that consumptlvei ana
lnvallds generally WHO come TO thls
country TO spend their Writers would
largely patrUntze an electric road II ON
til is city 10 Fort Bliss. and the army
OF Tvs privileges. Such u line wOulu
surely pay. The belief is that The
line would not sop at the plaza but
woull continue down Santa t'e street
to Juarez.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

tax. whose cash value shalt exceed
$50 900. Tbis DiIl il one vi cOns-uei :
able interest. and will unqueSt1Onably
attract the attention OF the country
when it properly gets before the
house MIR. Stephens, by the way, Is
one of that class of br4ght men who has
come from the south, and is an excel
lent specimen and representative OF
the true democracy. We expect this
bill will receive, at the hands of con-
gress. the attention 1T deserve
Washington NeWs Letter.
The talk that has been goin 6 on for
several days about the nigh rates on
freight charged oy the Corral1tos
route is Without foundation. The
rates aud classification on the Cor
ralitos route are the same as those on
the 9th er Mexican roads as general
rule. TIE Mormon setulements
around Casas Grandes are buying
large quantities Of goods in Ell Paso
and shipping Them to their homes In
Mexico. The MOrmOns who came
through Ell Paso en- route to Salt Lake
golden jubilee purchased car load Of
goods which they are holding here un
til their return and for this reason the
report got out that the goods were not
shipped on account of high tariff rates
on the COrralitOS route.
ROUND ABOUT.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

With Hill at Wolfert's Roost
And Grove at Buzzard's BAY,
We're rem nded that,
Where're they re at,
They're both birds" anyway.
Former Ambassador BAyard goes
abroad again this week. He ''cawnt
stand this blawsted new country, don
chernaw."
And now the Boston Herald defines
womanS profanity as "a mural func-
tional perversity.' Certainly; but is it
swearing:
City Clerk Catlin says that "under
the increased property Valuations mad e
by the county It will cost too mcch to
own home IN til county. 1t VIII be
cheaper to rent than own houses Ger
tainly, Benny, especially SO when
the city has houses to furnish to It's
pets RENT FREE.
For conservative and impartial action
the Ell Pa-o board of health is to be
commended. 1t is the only body OF
men in the city who can get togeIt err
and act without showing some personal
spite or political favOrl Jism. This is
as it should be. There is o1e place in
Ell Paso where the lion and the lamb
lie down together.
The dog days are coming on and the
dogs are be ginning 10 bite. There were
two cases yesterday where worthless
stroi ling ours bit pecp.e, but are still
roaming the streets seeking other peO-
pie TO devour. The dog catcher can't
catch those dogs because they are
smart enough to keep IN to his move
ments. There is only one way to get
them and that is to sent out an officer
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
A Mornings Incident.

Gometz, the baker, was preparing to
leava this morning on an Albuquerque
trip, and his wife gave hum mis- gun to
put In his grip. Mr.. Gometz was sit
ting in chair In the parlor, and broke
the gun in two to unload part Of it,
when the pesky thing wenL OFF. His
wife was on one side oI him and d chilu
GA the other, but the bullet flew up in
the air and went through the ce ling
without hurting any body.
The report drew quILe crowd of
curious people to the SPOT.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To the Ell Paso Stockholders of the Ma
tIUnal Guarantee Loan q Trust
Go. of DALLAS

A meeting Will be- ueld at D. Y.
Rauley'a Office Satur day evening, JuIy
24th, III p. M, f.r The purpose Uf
eIectlng Officers anu directors O1 tue Ell
PasO branch. Every person VINO Is In
teresteu lnthe welfare Of FL PasO shou a
MAKE 1t u point TO see w. r. Garper Or
.. Y. Haaiey al y. Y. HadIey IS uinue
on Or before Ju-y oath as the chart r
list will close al That time. Cha, ,vr
members will always have the p,.
ference when 1t cOmes 10 maAlng Iu.us
as 1t Is through their uulL.d Efforts
tnat we are abe to organize strong
local boar d. We now have sOmy VI
Sne leading business meH OF FL taso IN
our charter LAST and are adding m,re
every DAY.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
Found SO,

A gentleman stepped into the West
Texas Saddlery Co. store at the corner
of Oregon and East Overland streets
yesterday afternoon and after buying a
bill of goods remarked that he haQ
found 50 by coming in there, as he just
saved that sum by purchasing his goods
OF that company. a word to the wise
ia sufficient.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, SILT rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blalns, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positlveiy cures piles, or no pay re-
Qulred. 1t lie guaranteed To give per-
1ect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale Dy
w. A. Irwin q Co, Wholesale and Re
tail ARts
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
Cattle IL dd Lead Ore.

Manager Max Weoer, Of ketelsen &
Degetau received the following tele.
gram from Washington yesIerd y
cattle less than one year, $500; valued
at Sl4.OO, So 10; over Sl4.OU, ~ per
cent. Lead ore, l. cents on all leau
Contained. Toe oil Will pass thus
this week Immediately effecllng.
WARNER +. SUTTON.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
For Over Fifty Yanrs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children declining.
II 5oothes toe child, soitens the
gums, allays oil pain, cures WIND
collie, and ls the best remedy for diar-
rhOea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

Richard 1hOrne says that with the
shooting neXa door this morning and
SneitUn breaking out with very gay
new business wagon, he is about broke
up. Architect kneezel expresses sur
plumber.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
Pure hvgeia Ice.

Made from distilled water. Ass
your family pnyslcl,. or druggist as to
purity and neaithiulness Of our ice; tel
spbOne Ia.
FL PAso ICE s. REFRIGERATOR 90
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hood s Sarsaparllia. ca. e all liver
ills
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
Another Cut.

The Ell Paso Grocery company greet
consumers with the following Ieduc-
tlJnS:
California sliced peaches-white
heath or lemon cilngs. Finest il the
land. ...... los. per can
10. can apple OUTER. 10 - -
10. can peach butter. .....lo 50 ="
cans-chOlce sugar cUru To-. .25c
cans black b=rr4es 10. z5c
cans goossberles 2 10. .......... .2oc.
Curtlce Bros. Brighton jan 10; per
can or III cans Tor. 81 90
3-3 Ito. cans tomatoes. .25c
Va AZ Shho. .Ol w
L gallon can apple. ................25 C.
~ 10. White Label Leaf Lard toe
L ID. Gals Curtice baked beans Zoe
FL Paso Grocery company at new
quar;ers-corner Oregon aid Over
land streels.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21
Strong Again New H. liz New w. s:. s::'"s
nt ANAPhkUDITI 4

rom h.Or. Dis. niCOnD > the only
iSAieuy LOT RESTORING strength under SuArau-
80, ana VIII bring oack cur iosv Do " ers and
'>op LOT ever LhS dangerous uralns on your
y STEM IhSy hcL quickly, Create heaILnv
-isestlon, pure. rich DlOO0. firm LII useless ruv-
.ou sLreA IN, steady nerves and clear brain
-r,cI,s.ns ~ 1890 .o =. So arp; filce Yer box
'pectaple druggists. Mail orders from anv
.etsSn sAaii receive prompt attention. Or
Y. O0ndorYs AEt. ana N anaRer for " r
Seo Quincy Bldg, Chicago, IN, For sale ON =
% rEeo sGaRe1eE, NJ PHso. Texas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

cines as In other matters. 1t is econo-
my to get Hoods Sarsaparilla because
it contains more medicinal value than
any Otner-lOU doses one collar.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

G. L. Fahnstock left for ST. Loui=
GhiS morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

And now the Boston Herald defines
woman's profanity as "a mural func-
lion al perversity.' Certainly; but is it
swearing?
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

Congressman Stephens, of Texas has
introduced a rather interesting bill ir
the house. L: is joint resolution pro
viding for an amendment to the con
s i ution, by q vote of the severa
states which will empower said state:
to levy an Inheritance aud income
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12

brides parents, 2bI south Washington
sttsat
Wesley Warren. son of Charles S
Warren of this civ. and Miss Mary
.fosephfne Cove af SPOKANE will be
married Dec. -
Mrs. II. l. ifppincott of Helena Yis-
tied friends in Butte during the week.
Arthur G. Carson has returned from
a frip il Mexico.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss cora Dargitz at her home,
~ Utah avenue. Tuesday evening
Games and music were the entertain
ing feature 0f The evening" and at IL
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to Helena to take up the stu3y of short
hand for a term in the Engiehorn insti-
tute of the Capital city.
Joseph Whitworth, manager of the
lumber department of the Bonner COM
pany. was business visitor to Butte
the early part of the week.
Will L. Coleman spent last Sunday
at Warm Springs, a guest of j. Paul
Mitchell.
Mayor Frank Conley and wife and
guest, Miss Hilda Higgins of Missoula,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday last Wis
itors to the famed Gregson Springs and
Anaconda.
\ brand new literary society has
sprung into existence in the Valley
city, to be known as the Athena. The
wholesome life with which the new or
ganization is teeming is the result of
the untiring efforts of the faculty of
the College Of Montana to build a
worthy literary circle. The immediate
object of the organization is to promote
and furnish greater stimulus to liter
airy work along all its lines, and to ere
ate source of social enjoyment The
parliamentary and constitutional fea-
lures are on a very loose, informal
basis, by which means many OF the
Wearisome feature of stiff literary club
have been eliminated, and more elastic
| ity and freedom secured The mem
! beers have eyinced a keen interest in
] the undertaking, and it is felt by all
! that the society will form pleasant
| recreation during the winter months
! Valley lodge. No. 6, x. of p, of this
city. a their regular meeting held last
Wednesday evening, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: {.
c., J. H. Snow; V. G.. Alexis Marcille:
p. Joseph Chatelle; NJ. of w, NJ q.
Mignery. NJ of Ex., William Hinfiehs;
] NJ. of F., ]. Hood Owings; K. of r. and
S. T. Brader NJ. of A., G. S. Schroeder;
JaIar9 Ia
Clague: trustees. C. S. Shredder j. f
Clague w. n. Aylesworth.
Mrs. H. B. Davis is confined IL hei
home on East Missouri avenue from 9
painful attack of innammatory rheuma-
| tism.
Frank Hatton, under sheriff OF Dee
! Lodge county. under the regime o.
Sheriff Lew Coleman, late OF Butte
passed through Deer Lodge last Wed
nesday en- route to the klondyke coun
try. His destination for the present l.
Juneau, Alaska.
David II. Morgan. manager OF TN
Mammoth Mining companys meFeal
tile department at Coloma, was pusi
ness visitor TO Deer Lodge Thursday.
Judge e. S. Stackpole and 2. G. Pat
terson are visitors this week 10 IN
prosperous mining camp Of Garnet.
| Jacob Hitz. active partner In the iifn
of Bielenberg & Hitz was social Wis
tier to Butte friends Monday and Tues
day last.
Little Miss Lucille Williams. win
some child of years. daughter OF Nj
and Mrs. John H. Williams of Philips
burg, is spending a week with Dee
Lodge relatives. being entertained b.
DIR. J. III. Owines and family.
, Miss Hilda Higgins has returned t
her home in Missoula after pleasan
visit of several weeks to Mayor an
: Mrs Coniey.
r. L. Bonner returned to his home i
Nissoula Friday morning after yisl
af A few days 10 business interests j
: this city.
Hon. Conrad kohrs spent Friday wit
friends in Missould.
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successfully. The lecture MAS not Civ
eli under the auspices If any society o.
! organization. and the profits of the of~
FAIR. about 5000. will be given 10 deserN-
ing moor families by committees OF
ladies.
Mrs Thomas Layelle stya 4 wy
tempting and enjoyable dinner IN
Wednesday evening in honor OF father
Malone. Her guests We're AIR aud Mrs.
NJ. ]. Cannell. Mr. and Mrs. =. \. Iaf=
gey Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Hem sly MIR.
and Mrs ]. j, Mediation. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Bronhy MIR. and Ms. John w.
Cstter and Fathers Batens, De Siere
aud SHELLS, and Mr.. Godfrey Lauzier
There were i've box parties Al the lee
ture Thursday evening. ". a. Clark
had as his guests in one box Mr. ana
Mira n. j. Gannell and Mr. J. Ross
Clark y. J, Hennessy had a party of
ladies in the other box. including Mes
dunes Hennessy, White, BrophS, Nc
Hatton and Long.
The Y. NJ. l. and Y. l., /. rendered "A
reception 10 Father Malone Thursday
evening after the lecture. Several nun
dred people attended and met the dis
tinguShed orator, The rooms Of the IN
stitute We're prettlly decorated Win
palms and cut flowers Mesdames Nc
Hahton. l.argey. Council LaNelle and
Brophy acted rs a reception committee.
Father Malone, who was the guest of
Judge and Mrs. j. ], Mediation during
his STAY IN the city, left for Denver
Friday afternoon.
Ii is expected that there will he very
gay times in Butte during the holidays
\ number Of young people will he
guests in town during the next few
weeks.
Miss Mfllar gave A Very charming
card party at her home on Gtah ave-
nue. Wednesday evening. WHIST WAS lhe
game played. Miss Lizzie Bolana ane
Nj taoplx carried off the first prize. i0l-
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In Butte

The visit Of Father Malone IL Butte
The past week was an occasion r much
interest TO all classes. The lecture
which he gave on Thursday Nen.ng
was listened q by a large audience Of
Intelligent people Ii Was for the hene-
fiji IF the poor, Father Malone accept
ing nothing for his services and raging
his own expenses. lie came t. suite
al the solicitation If a few eharltablv-
inclined Bnste ladies who have maa-
aged the affair Which terminated 50
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In Deer Lodge,

Deer Lodge. Dec. 11.-Mount Powell
lodge. No. IL. 4, .. L. w anu 10
prosperous adjunct organization. faa-
ity lodge. No Il, D Of h. very manu-
someiy entertained major portion y
the members Of the TWO societies al'e =
numher Of lAsissd friends in the n -,
hall in this city Tuesday lasts -,
Workmen and its sister society ~ - -.
Lodge are famous as entertainers @''4
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In Great Falls.

Great Falls, Dec. 1I.-Society for the
past week has been exceptionally busy
preparing for the event of the season,
the female minstrel performance. which
took place in the Grand Opera house.
on Wednesday evening last. That IL
was the grandest attempt OF non-prn-
fessionals ever made in this city. IS the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
 Fine irish John of Arc

Miss Maude Come, 9 young woman who has devoted hor fortune and talents to tho cause of Ireland, has come to this country. She Is the proprietor and editor of L'Irlande Libre, m Irish patriotic paper published in Paris, and has d. ready done so much i'll the interest of her native land that sho is referred to by her sympathizers as "the Irish Joan of Arc , The main object of Miss Gonne's visit is to create an interest in the centennial celebration of "the days of 1799, [" to be held next year in Ire land oa tho anniversary of tho battle of Castlo Bar Miss Come is described as tall and lithe, with typical Irish face and voice, about % years of age. She is daughter of colonel in the British army and is native of Dublin. She became impressed with tho injustice and cruelty of many cases of eviction in her native country, and she labored among evicted tenants for years After the Parnellite rupture she removed to Franco and began to publish paper in the interests of home rule. Miss Come will make tour of tho United States as far as the Pacific coast, featuring in tho principal cities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
What It TEaa Done.

The public services rendered by the Chicago Woman B club have been sum med up by Mrs Ellen II Henrotin as follows:
 It supplied 90. 900 people with work during the depression which followed tho closing of the Worlds fair.
 It introduced the kindergarten sys- tenn into the public schools.
 It established the Children $ Aid so- ciety, which distributes garments to poor school children.
 It raised S35, GOO to aid tho Konwood Industrial School For Boys
 It secured tho appointment of woln- an physician in the insane asylum at Cunning.
 It supports the school for boys in the city jail
 It inaugurated the movement for rais- ing funds for tho women s d9rmitory at tho Chicago university.
 It raised all endowment fund scholar ship for the Art institute
 It has organized the following asso- citations: The Protective Agency For Women and Children, the Physiological institute, the Society of Physical Gull tare and Correct Dress, tho Public School Art association and the Chicago Political league.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
Usea nR sage Lenvea.

There oro not perhaps many persons who know that sage leaves aro valuable in the toilet. They arc excellent for cleaning tho teeth, keeping them white and free from tartaf. Take two or three fresh sage leaves and after rinsing the mouth and teeth with clear water rub them on tho teeth and into the inter- stiees. Then rinse again with clear wa ter. As an astringont wash for soft gums decoction of sage leaves is very effoct- i've Tako a handful of freshly gathered sage leaves wash them, put them into basin or jug, pour boiling water over them and closely cover Allow the liquid to remain until cold; then strain and use as mouth wash. If tho tonsils are swollen and tho throat unframed, this decoction of sago leaves may be used as gargle with good results. As a lotion for weak or infamed eyes it is both soothing and healing. -Exehange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10

The 3-year-old boy of J. A. John son, of Lynn Center, H., is subject to attacks of eroup. Mir. Johnson says he is satisfied that the timely use of Chamberlain Cough Remedy during q severe attack, saved his little boys life. He k in the drug business, 8 member of the firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and they handle a great many patent medicines for throat and lung dis eases. He had all these to choose from, and skilled physicians ready to respond to his call, but selected this remedy for use in his own family ait time when his child's life vas in danger, because he knew it To be superior to any other, and famous the country over for its cures of eroup. Mir, Johnson says this is the best selling cough medicine they handle, and that it gives splendid satisfaction in all eases. Sol by " l. DewoodY X Co.,. druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
On a Broad Scale.

There is brand new club in Edge water, Ills. which has a wonderful rec ord. It has lG4 members The new or ganization is to Do called the North End club and is to ts q literary society on broad limos. Tho meetings are to bo hold twice a month in the Edgewater casino Art, literature, education, philanthro- py philosophy, science and economics are to be included in tho clubs scheme of work Men are admitted as asso- ciates, paying an annual fec of $l. Mrs Arden B. Lapham is president
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
The Winters vogue For Evening Dresses.

The Winters Vogue For Evening Dresses.
 White in all fabrics will be ex- tremely popular for evening dresses this season, writes Isabel A. Mallon in Tho Ladies' Homo Journal. "For young girls tho inexpensive silks the soft wools and flno muslina, while for older ladies heavier silks, brocades and satins will obtain. 4 Parisian authority gives, next to white, as tho fashionable colors for evening wear, gray, yellow, pale blue, purple, red and green. Rib bons in satin and velvet are popular for trimmings. Bright orange in satin or velvet, used as belts, rosettes or any small decoration, is specially successful asa trimming on white, black or gray. Black satin skirts continue to be given great favor, and wise young matron, wishing to be economical, can have sev= eral fancy bodiees, each of different eol- or and material, to wear with her black skirt, and then by tho artistic use of Q colored belt and collar each bodice will seem q different toilet. ,,