El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-17

Wall paper ID cents per double roll,
telephone 2O6, futile Paint and Glass
company.
Samuel L. Goodman was appointed
today, temporary administrator OF the
estate of the late Sam Goodman, his
son.
TIE Shriners will be in town on the
22nd inst, and initiate the boys into
the Ara pic mysteries that selfsame
night.
Rey. Mr.. Hall will attend the prayer
meeting at tue Christian church TO-
night prior to his lecture at Chopin
nall.
Proprietor Andrews Of the St. George
hotel Is having Il cottage residence built
for him on MyrIe avenue by f. M.
Hjckerson, to cost 81 100.
The International Lumber company,
of this city, have quite mum Der of
plans for res sciences 10 b built in this
civ TINS sprlnz, and cons.d der the out
10 very hopeful.
The police found last night bundle
coutaiulug Que dOZeu Grid e5 complete,
Two dozen LICK l pIa ID spurs, No 3.
Il is SUI pecJeu the goods were stolen,
I'D UuaL The thieves were unsuccessful
in carry ING them off.
There will be business meeting of
the fire directors tOnlgn L at the depart
meut to make arrang emenJs and prep
aratiOn- for the fremGu'S bail that Will
be Civ ca at an early daLe Tor the pur-
pose of raising money TO entertain the
state firemen's convention That will
meet here in May.
The ladies of ST. Clements church
will hold Martha Washington tea
party in Chopin hal on Monday, Feb
ruary - Tue lldes will be Ore sed
in colo ial costume, aud CT DICE refrt sa-
ments will be served, lucluu1ng chicken
salad. oysters and cakes of all kinds.
The tea will be held from t TO 9 p. m.
The battleship Texas crossed the
Galveston bar last evening, and is now
10 the harDo The Associated Press
paper in this city should nave had his
bit of news, 80 interesting to Texans,
from its own service: but the A. +.
paper was dependent on Southern Pa
clfic K Z. courtesy for the intel
ligence. Galveston is having gala
day of it today.
The Myrtle avenue Method lists had a
large audience last night at their con-
cert. The program as published was
carried out, and the audience given a
pleasant evening. The vocal numbers
OF Mrs. Newell and Miss Brown and
the PIANO numbers of Miss Schultz were
very we'll given, as were also the male
quartet numbers. These musicians are
an engaging feature of local life, and
ought to be encoursg ed. They are
valuable in acqu tinting people with
the higher standards of music, and in
that way especially are an educator.
General Sherman's Son Here.
Rev. Thomas Ewing Sherman, son of
the late General William 7. Sherman,
L. S. A. arrived this afternoon from
the west, and stopped over enrOute east
for rest and change. He speaks tonight
at T:30 in the Myrtle Avenue Catholic
church where the public are invited to
hear him.
Rev. Sherman graduated from Yale
in 1876. and has just had the pleasure
of meeting two If his classmates in this
part Of the country, W., Capt. William
Wakeman, L. s. A, at Fort Huachuca,
and the local editor of the HERALD.
The visitor is a distinguished Jesuit
priest, eloquent as well as scholarly,
and the church will no doubt be well
mission preaching and scored quite
success at Albuquerque.
Bacteria do not occur in the blood
o" ~ The ti-eue- of a healthy living
body, either of man or the lower ami
mas So says the cele brated DR..
Koch. Other doctors say that the
best medicine to render the blood per
fectly pure and healthy is Ayers S4r-
sapagilIa.