El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-05
The public schools reopen Monday,

The public schools reopen Monday,
Septem Der 3.
A large number of Mexican laborers
are being sent west over the s. T. for
work as section hands.
DR.. Justice performed an operation
on Al Church recently which has re-
the left leg, and Church is low all
rig ht again.
The Western Union messenger boys
are startling The community with
spick, span and bran new suits. Is
such recKIessness called for in these
hard times?
The HERALD'S artist has travelled
conslderaoIe and received in his Gay
some hard licks, but the "unklnde-J
cut of all'' was the statement In yes
terday's Tribune that he was doing the
illustrations that appear In the Times.
Abe Silb srberg received message
from his brother IN the City of Mexico
last night stating that their mother
was improving and would be brought
home FRIDAY. Bob Siloerberg reached
the city about p. M, yesterday, aud
o'clock.
WIN uo0 SiWS SP IdoO hCo1Ih
means to you? If not, lookout for i'm
pure bloou. Cure bells, pimples, hu.
mors aud all scrOfulOus tendencies by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hood S Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge, pain or grippe. All drug
gists.
The program for the post concert to-
night by the band Will include the
Overture Ba-ta-clan, fantasia, Dinner
chen; Grand pot pourri, Mixed Jokes:
fantasia, Sitting Bull: waltz. The
music for tomorrow morning guard
mount " ill include three marches and u
waltz.
A lady thorough in her business
oeautifylng complexion, Developing
bust, removing freCkles, ian, puppies,
black heads, &c will give treatment
at hotel or priva,e family two weeks
for room and board to convince the an
tagOnistic OF my superior work against
frauds. Address l.. q. Herald office.
The Mexican Central ran into q
bunch OF steers this morning near
GriegO station, demollsnlug several
cattle and knocking one coach off the
track. So the train did lot arrive In
this city until noon. The north bound
Santa t'e waited for the Central, as
Gu6TS WSIS Gig IL VI tOA VuIOoSu pas
sengers.
The Junta Patriotica of this city APP
pointed these officers of the society as u
special committee to arrange for the
suitable celebration of the 10Th of Sep
tenn Der on this side; DR.. j. Rechy,
president: j. A. Escajeda, vice-presi-
cent; j. o. Martinez, secretary; NJ.
Cordova, pro-secretary; G. Aguirre,
treasurer.
Mountain freshets are terrors. A
for Chavez q Herbert of Tu-
larosa bought 5000 worth of supplies
from Kalz Bros. of this city the o.her !,
Day, and cached Tularosa in safety.
But on being sent north with the con-
,ignme ut for White Oaks parties was
taught in cloud burst, and his entire
outfit was swept away. /
Private George Campbe II, Co. n |
18th Infantry, is discharged today. He
s the first man in tn. 5 post DISCHARGED .
1uder the three year act. Geo~ge has
lad Is years continuous service, five
,ears in 2ud artillery, five years in 3rd
Cavalry three years in the Hospital
Corps, and five years IN Co. Il, of the
18th. infantry. He has re enlisted for
20. II.
The last shaking, quaking remnants
If the Ell Paso colts returned 'esta ma
,ana from the wild, wolly prairie near
Midland. The remnants aforesaid are
Twitchell, KRONER and Tony Sierra.
The trio Immediately took to the I'M
foreground on reaching town, but will
ome up to the surface presently as
Don as assured they will not run any
isk OF personal danger,