El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-26

Oysters served at Smiths Creamery.
Cerrillos coal, wood & feed. Ell Psso
Fuel Co. All Santa Fee St.
Comforts and blankets at cost.
Diamonds closing out s ore.
Uncle Fred Baker has resigned from
his position with the joint warehouse.
O'Brien Coal Co. ''CerillOs Coal
Yard" Stove wood and kindliCg. Tel.
Flower pots ard cuspidors cheap
Economy Sore, 105-107, E. Overland
ST.
Mr.. Britton Davis let the contracts
yesterday for three cottages in different
parts of tie city.
Beautiful cottage dinner sets, $3.50.
Parlor lamps S1,O0. China Palace
21l San Antonio ST.
Dolls, toys aud holiday goods of
every descr. ptiCn at the China Palace
211 San Antoaio St.
Last Wednesday night a ball was
given at Chopin hall which was largely
attended by the elite Of this city.
Fire clay cooking vessels, bake pans
and mt at casters; never bur rust or
wear out. Economy Store, 1O5-IO7, E.
Overland s..
A S eriiug bike, 36-inch frame, was
picked up last night by the police aud
the OWE er can now ind tt e same at the
police station.
The Teutonia Singing society will
give a grand ball at Chopin hall next
Saturday night and from the advance
sale Of tickets the ball promises to he
largely attend ed.
The number of drupks and disorder
lies pulled by the police during yester-
day and last night were very few.
Several vags were run in and give n
ten days in the chain gang.
The case of the state Of Texas VS.. S.
l.. Holland, charged with the murder
years ago, has been continued in the
district court until February.
If you wish prompt attention, good
goods and unequal d service at salts
factory prices when in need of an un-
d. rtaker or EN- balmer, call Ross & Co.,
4Ol Ell Paso ST. Phones 2I1 or 1873.
A. M. Davis & Co., of New York
City and Mexico, have REQ. ened their
management of T. Hertman, for the
purchase of wool, hides and skins.
1. Blumenthal & Co., the wholesale
firm, are shipping daily large quanti-
ties of general merch ndise 10 all parts
of New Mexico, Arizona, western
Texas and old Mexico. This is the ir
busy season and they are hardly able
to fill ali the orders coming in.
The religious services yesterday were
concluded with a uni n prayer meet ng
in the Baptist church, conducted by
Rev. G J. Oxley, of Austin The at
tendance was good, and the interest
taken marke d, so that the evening was
pleasantly and proftably spent.
The three years old bog of General
Agent Houghton of the Santa Fee was
lost for several hours yes' erdav. He
started down town about noon to fir
his papa, and got mix, d up as to local
tiles. The little fellow was found af-
Nof the family and police.
Pete Wehner, OF the Electric Light
company has place An oder with Nc
Cut"heon, Payne 81 Company for
twelve bicycles to be given away for
Christmas presents. Pete never does
anything by halves. Pete says he
knew where to go to get the best
wheels for the least money.
Have you figured how much your
Christmas gifts are ing to cost you?
Bushong s. Feldman, artist photograph
ers, can make you q dozen dainty pre-
sents from 81 so to $1,000. A fine
photo of ones self is often appreciated
more than expensive jewe,ry. Medals
awarded at N. Y conventions 30 and 81