El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-09

Oysters served a. Smiths Creamery
S. II. Urch, foreman of the round
hou at Toyah, Is in town.
Cecrillos coal, wood 81 feed. FL Paso
Fuel Co. All Santa Fe St.
Billy Wilson is the father of a ten
pound boy, born this morning.
Contractor Hughes, of Forth Worth,
returned home toi5 afternoon.
Rev. Prudential arrived this morn
ing froIa the east over the I. Il p.
A complete line of blank books, tab
cts, and line toilet articles. M. n.
Webb, 22O San Antonio st.
Embroidery lessons given, children's
class Saturday afternoon. Terms rea-
sonable. Ills San Antonio rect.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters Tor the celebrated
Cerrilios and anthracite coal. Tel. s.
Wha. is the use in paying the regul-
ar price tor dry goods, clothing or any
article when you can get them at cost
at diamonds.
The people to call when in need of
undertaken or emba!mer are Ross &
Co. Phone 2ll or 1S3-their pr ICES are
right and services uneXcelled.
The troop of cavalry from Fort Bliss
is trooping through the country around
Iularosa and Mescalero on practice
march. The natives are not bit
scared.
Il. l.. Ely ar: ived this afternoon from
California, ana will wed Miss Lucille
Davis, daughter Of the late b. H. Davis
tomorrow at II noon in ST. Clements
church.
Deputy Marshal George Major
brought in child of Contucius this
morning from Toyah where Inspector
Mehan had gobbled him up. The
Chino had not the proper papers.
Sr. Ogar. 10, Mexican col ector of GUS
toms At Nogaies, aid formerly deputy
collector at JuareZ, has been transferr-
ed to the collectOrstip at Porfirio
Diaz, opposite Eagle Pass.
A dance was given last Saturday
night at the home of Senorita Sofa
Rod riguez, III Santa Fee street, which
proved to ne a very pleasant interna-
Lional affair and was highly enjoyed by
o.tn the Americans ana Mexi ans who
dlteL ded.
Two switch engineers on the Santa
Fe ran OFF oLel switches because thew
we're dreaming who was to be collector
of the port of Ell Paso rather than
watching for s. gnals. They are relieved
for ten days of all danger of straining
their eyes in looking for signals.
Ex-Alde man George SteU art ar.
rived Oh the rain II ON the WI ct looay
He I as teen on a prosl Getting trip win
pa, ty through Tie Sierra MadreS ard
came in by une way of Benson. He
VIII 90 uth tomorrow on tie MeXit an
Central To his home at TorreJn.
The No. ales Oasis says: The Ell
Paso Thu es contains the following ac-
count of The explosion at Mac Osari, ST.
noia,' ana then prOce. DIS TO print
verbatim The account published eX-
clusively in the HERALD. What
brand OF WHISKY 40 you DRINK, paro? i
DEEDS-El Paso Building and Real
Estate Co., to Sudye B9allNeff, for
5000, % feet on Myrtle avenue. Camp
bell Real Estate comp any TO L. A.
Giikey, for 500, lots IL and l.. block
233, Campbell 5 addition. j. G.. Jones
to Lorena c. Villas, for 5000, lots .l6 and
20, block 261, Campbell's 5. addition: also !
/ interest in Ysleta lands.
The following paragraph appeared
recently 10 Chicago paper: "Mrs.
Francis Hartman o. 1880 Caiumet ave-
nue. was obbed by pick pocks Is yester-
lay alternCOn. She was waiting for a
Jar of Monroe and Dearborn streets,
when her pocketbCOk was taken. 1t
Contained 800, two diamond rings
'alue d at 5000, a Gel titled check for $50 ,
md railroad ticket to Ell Paso, Tex" j
Mr., Hartman Is said to be in TuCsynat
present,