El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-07
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A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, etc. w. II. Weob, 22O San An
tonic ST.
WANTED-A second hand suite of
furniture Must be god aid cheap.
| Address r. r., HERALD office.
For first class fresh eggs and strictly
choice pure creamery butter you must
| 20 to the Ell Paso Grocery &c.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters Tor the celebrated
White ash and anthracite coal. lei. s..
George De Fontaine says that as soon
a. the architect has the plans ready
| The naLatorium scheme will be push
ed.
Fully one hall If the train operatives
on the @. II. nave teen laid OH because
| of the yellow fever embargo east OF
| the Texas state line.
FOR RENT-The store now occupied
Iby b. Blumentnal, dimension
23xl34 feet. Possession given Nov. l.
j. j. MUNDY, No. 9, Mundy building
Next Tuesday is set for hearing be-
| fore Judge Maxiey in The United
States court in the equity case OF Nc
| Fauden ct al vs.. the state railroad cum
| mission and u number of the roads in
| this state.
Inez Sanchez, the mail carrier be
tween the Juarez and Ell PasO p1sL-
| offices, no was caught smugg ling chill
| from the O5herside IN mis- mall wagon.
was sent up for ninety oays last even
ing by Judge MaXey.
DR.. Wilkinson, the specialist, is now
| located in his new Office, rooms and
Is Sheldon building, Were he has on
exhibition a new aphthalmOmeter, one
| of the latest devices Tor the eXamina-
| lion OF ey es aud fitting OF glasses.
Just received by the e. Paso Gu Ocery
| Co., direct from the Armour Packing
| com papy one Car load of the followIog:
| Tbe best sugar cured nam, breakfast
| bacon, salt pork and pure white label
| eaf lard at prices well known to be
| the lowest IN the city. For each only
Prote ct Yourselves against sickness
and suffering by keeping .yonr blood
rich and lure with Hoods SarsapArilla
Weak, thin, impure blood is sure to re-
suit i'll disease.
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indig estlOn, binOusness.
25c.
Mesa avenue people are so hospita-
BILE that they % not merely leave
their latch strings OUT, but leave their
g ites perpetually wide open so that
pedestrians coming al>ng in the
dark run slab dang into tht Sc gates and
almost fall into the thresholds ad
jacent. Folks who are sufferers from
this sort If thing do wish Mesa avenue
resi- enls won. either keep their gates
closed or else take them off.
TIE engine was out for practice last
evening at the court house square and
the second engineer of the Chicago fire
department who is here for his health
took q hand in the pr ,ctice AID pulled
the engine wide Open to see what she
could DO. The result Was that two
couplings OF hose could not stand the
pressure and Cnief COnnOfs got duck
Jug. The engine was throwing fine
sire am when the hose bursted.
DR.. Martin spoke to good and a.
T. ntive audience last ght ON the
..Diviuity of Cnr.st." H. said the first
man was C, Gated nborn. That mary
stumble at the birth of Christ De auee
it is claimed al he did not have sn
earth father. he sp, aker thought 1t
strange hat so many found this difficult
while he never he ard Of them dOu biting
the miraculous in the birth of Isaac,
Samuel, John the Baptist and others.
This was but the beginning of the
proofs and authorities that he brought
to show why he believed that j esus was
divine. One of his strongest proofs wa-
when he came to the testimony of the
resurrection. At The close of the SER
mon one made the co fessiOn. Subj c.
tonight The Holy Spirit"