El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11
5oarders wanted at 302 w. Overland

Boarders wanted at 3O2 w. Overland
St.
Capes of every description a, Blum
enthal's, lilo San Antonio street.
A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, etc. w. Il. Webb, 220 San An
tonic st.
Fresh cranberries just arrived: 2
quarts for % cents, FL Paso Grocery
company.
The Munsing underwear. known all
over the world, at Blumentnal's, lilo
San Antonio street.
For first class fresh eggs and strictly
choice pure creamery butter you must
go to the FL Paso Grocery Co.
Look at our stock OF ladies' and chill
dren's tine shoes. II VIII surprise you.
BlumenJnai, ITO San Antonio street.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
ward, headquarters Tor the celebrated
Cerrillos and anthracite coal. Tel. 8.
The strike is over, the washOnts are
over, the trains are over, anu they
have received all Kids of Balsa Her
mauos cigars over at No. IS. The Jua-
rez CurlO Co.
If you are in search of any rare book
time and trouble by Calling on Dell
quest q Andrews, at the Eclectic Book
Store, 3U3 San Antonio street.
DR.. Ida Z. Bishop, homeopathic,
has taken rooms at 1U9t FL PasO street,
and tenders her professional services
to the public. the doctor would be
pleased to receive calls from former
friends and patients, and as many new
ones rs may need her SKILL.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. G.
A. met the other evening, and reflect
ed Mrs. DR.. Irwin president. The man
agement of the auxiliary is composed
of Two ladies from each church, two be-
ing added from the Catholic church in
Mrs. Buckler and Mrs. Bovee.
vt is Better to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla than 10 experiment with unknO~ u
and untried preparations. We know
Hoods Sarsaparllla actually and per-
manent y cures.
Hoods Pills act easily and promptly
on tue liver and bowe.s. Cure SICK
headache.
The HERALD is requested to state
that the Chihuahua street resiu ence
robbed recently, was Mrs. So.ke's and
not Harry Charman's, although Harry
rooms there. Moreover, Harrys
loss was 500, while Mrs.
Solke lost $40 worth of jeweiry She
found the doors locked as usual on her
return, but her jewelry case Was
turned upside down and the contents
gone. however, she had saved several
valus be rings by wearing them AS she
went to see the circus parade.
The Ell Paso terminal railroad will
begin construction just as soon as Cen
eraI Manager Ramsey returns from
the east some time this Week. Work
will begin on Sixth street, where
switch will be put IN connecting the
terminal with the Texas u Pacific
track. From there work will be
pushed to the river and The bridge
built across the river. No contracts
begin work, but when work is once
started IL Will be pushed to compile
ton.
The following pei sons were admitted
to mem bership in the Presby Lerlan
church yesterday: On certificate; MIR.
w. +. Hunt and Mrs. w. E.. HUT,
from the First Presbyterian church CT
Sherman, Texas; Mrs. Emma L. Evans,
from the First Presbyterian church of
Lampasas, Texas; Miss Maggie Nc
Kehzle, from The Central Pres byterian
church of Toronto, canada; Miss Pansy
church of Mexico, Mo-; and on profess
sion of faith: Anna Looms, Josephine
Clardy. Ethel Petrie Shelton, Alice
Lee Shelton, Ora Alma North, Mrs.
Ida b. M. North, Elizabeth Irene
Moore, Edna Holland, Emily Foster,
George w. Davis, George Parker and
Henry Beruauer.