El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-08
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A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, etc. w. H. Webb, 20 san An
tonic st.
For first class fresh eggs and strictly
choice pure creamery buJter you must
go to the Ell PasO Grocery Co.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
ward, headq quarters for the cele DRAFTED
CerrilIOs aud anthracite coal. Tel. 3.
by b. BlumenGDal, dimension
23xI34 feet Possession given Nov. l..
j. j. MUNDY, No. 9, Mundy building.
Doc Albers has sent for a copy Of
" hat Is sad to be the best history of
base ball ever written. Ii is by Father
Chawdick and has good deal about
case bali IN Boston.
DR.. Wilkinson, the specialist, is now
| located in his new Office, rooms and
d Sheldon building, where he has on
exhibition a new aphthalmometer, one
of the latest devices Tor The examine
| tion OF ey es aud fitting OF glasses.
Just received by the Ell Paso Grocery
Co., direct from the Armour Packing
com pany one Car load Of the following:
| The pest sug ar cured nam, breakfast
bacon, salt pork and pure white label
| ieaf lard at prices well known to be
tne lowest IN the city. For each only.
Mothers Praise Hoods Sarsaparills,
| because, by lis great blood enrichiDg
Qualities, 1t gives rosy cheeks and
vigorous appeLltes to pale AID puny
| children.
nooa's Pills are the favorite family
cathartic and liver medicine. Price
25c.
The Indiana law requiring that
| pri. Ou-manuiactured goods brought in
| TO the state for sale be Conspicuously
labeled convict made has been de-
clar. unconstitutional. Inc court
nolds that the law iDterferes with the
right to contract, d 'scriml mates agaiust
tue gods of other states, ana inter-
feres with interstate commerce..
Several parties have te.ephoned to the
HERALD Ctfice t. day asking whether
there Will be a concert tonight On the
plaza. There will be no more evening
concerts this season, as Tar as the
HERALD knows. The final concert Of
the season was to have been given to-
night but the band management chang
ed the date to Sunday at 1880 IN /.
" hen program OF twelve or thirteen
q UNI bers will lie given.
While headquarters OF the 18th in
fantry, including band and two COM
ID .nies, are at Fort Bliss, the other six
mpanies are at Fort sam Houston
under the command of Colonel Car
penter of the 9TH cavalry. One troop
Of the 5th cavalry is also ut For Bliss,
y lille four troops are at Fort Sam
Houston, and one each is at Forts
Brown aud Mcintosh and Eagle Pass.
A light battery of the 1st artillery is at
Sam Hous' on, makii g that post an
eleven company post.
Mrs. Waters Dav gave progressive
Might've party yesterday afternoon at
her residence on San Antonio ST. The
house was beautifully decor ated with
flowers and ferns. The dining room
was brightly ligh ed and the table d.
corated in pink aud white, with flowers
and palms banked around the room
A dainty lunch was served between
games The game was quite exciting
and ended in Mrs. Wilcox winning the
second. Mrs. Happier the ,hlrd auo
Mrs. Buckler the fourth. Af,er III
game ices WEI served, and the ladi--
p Mt several minute In very pleasant
conversation Mrs. Davis was assisted
by the NJ sses Rae, Moore and Baylor.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames Stanton, Akin, Buckler, |
Wilcox, Happier, Beall. Stuart Rus ell, |
Loomis, Falvey. HixOn, Maxey, n fl, |
Bell, E. P. Brown, z: I. White,
BufOrd, Ward, Van Valzh, Walz,
White, Dean. Campt ell, Hole, Burgess, |
Turney. Hunter, the Misses FloreDc. |
Beall. Elise Hsggard, Hattie Race, I
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