El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-20

Great bargains in dry goods, clothing
and furnishings at the closing out
store.
Bargains in bed room suits at the
Economy store, 105 and 107 E. Over
land ST.
Wall paper 10 cents per double roll,
telephone 2U6, futile Paint and Glass
company.
Ladies' shoes, newest shape, at half
price at the closing out store near the
postCffice.
The gilded youth on stills has made
his appearance T"is Is sure indlca-
tion of the approach of spring.
Gents white dress shirts. collars at
| tached, sizes II. III and Is, only 75c
at the closing out store near the post
office.
The Southern Pacific has gone the
California legislature one tier by or
dering that all bicycles shall be carried
free after today.
The McGinty band will be photo
grapbed tomorrow evening in I'll cir
concert shell at the CLUB grounds by
Bu>hong and Feldman.
w L. Maury formerly deputy
White, as fatally burned recently in
Lower California by the upsetting Of a
lamp.
Harry L. Talbot Boston salesman,
is in town selling blankets. He say 8
that while in Switzerland last summer
he found that American silver was
wllliOgly received in payment for
goods.
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dam. He says things are booming up
there, aod that the whole construction
plant i in full blast. For the present
there is prOvis on only for irrigation
as far south as Las Cruces.
Srpt Dolan of the Mexican Central
seems to be much wanted man. "A
Kansas paper says he is now wanted to
ne superintendent # the Wichita divi-
sion OF the Santa Fe road. Mr.. Dolan
is at present down near Calera looking
over the line.
The advertising embroidery on the
telephone dlrec 5ory cards does not
seem to be appreciated by suhsc' ibers
as the telephone management had fond
ly hoped. Subscribers have fallen int
the sad ha bit Of cutting the advertising
border clean off ere lacking the card
on the wall.
II
ago that church notices to insure pub
LEGATION in Saturdays paper must be
handed in by d. M, on that day. AS
pastors appear to be honoring this
notice more IN the hreech than in the
observance" several notices handed In
about N today, fail TO app ar.
The uniformed rank of the Knights
of Pythias nearly thirty s5'Ong, parad-
ed last evening in fu l uniform under
the command OF Major w. H. Long.
The Knights made an excellent appear
ance al d march, d we'll notwi hs'anding
The. horr. he dust storm that blew in
and out If their ears The ma Dr was
"clear out of sight" in his bran new
uniform.
The social at the Y. NJ. c.. A. last
evening given By the Presby terrain
yOung ueO lie was a unique affair. The
ladies were dressed in colonial COS ume
and look ed lovely W tn their frizzes and
curls. The gymnasium boys gave
sma | eXhi' ition of their regular work
and Mr. Turntr gave some bar special
tiles. All were then tire tted to excel
eut coffee and donghnuts.
The San Antonio Express of the 18th
inst, publishes the decision of the
fourth court of appe is which affirms
the judgement of The lower court n the
case of J. H. Lohner vs. n. J. Ctld-
well, from this city. Miss Caldwell
sued Mr.. Lohner for breach of prom
Use, claiming 81 ZOO damages, the jury
verdict for s ,0G0 in favor of
Miss Caldwell. From this judgement
|, ohner appealed, but lost in the up
per COURT /