El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-15
Oysters served at Smiths Creamery.

Oysters served at Smiths Creamery.
Cerrillos coal, wood 81 feed. Ell Paso
Fuel Co. All Santa F'e St.
w. S. Hills, who has been very sick
at Grand Rapids, Mich, is reported to
be improving.
f. N. Cordova gives Spanish lessons
at home. For further particulars call
at 4l5 n. Stanton street.
Why pay the regular price for your
dry goods and clothing, when it's offe T.
ed at actual COST at Diamonds.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters for the celebrated
Cerrillo5 and anthracite coal. Tel. 8
Saturday night and Sunday the police
were KEEP busy running in violaters of
the oroi lances. Most of the arres Is
wei made for fl 3 hting.
The people to call when in need of
undertaken or emtalmer are Ross &
Co. Phone 2l1 or 1S3-the ir prices are
right and services unexcelled.
Some of our competitors will tell you
it 5 all a bluff, but time will prove that
we quit bu: mess and therefor you are
geti1pg your goods at actual cost at the
New York Store.
While Ross & Co.'S. urdertal ing es-
ia blishment is the most complet; and
tn ir services unequaled, their goods
the finest, their prices are the lowest.
Call phone 2ll or 1873.
A. M. Davis & Co., OF New York
City and Mexico, have roOrened their
branch house at Ell Paso under the
management of I. Herman, for the
purchase of wool, hides and skins.
A large number of people visited the
Santa F'e yards yesterday to see the
two coaches that were built by the
Pullman company for President Diaz's
rivate use in Mexico. The coaches
we're taken south on last evenings
Mexican Central train.
Yesterday at the smelter Special
Ranger }. y. Rogers arrested Guada-
4upe Wales, charge l with assault with
int Mt to MURDER Preciliano Gonzales
with knife on August 20. la default
of bail Wales was brought down this
morning and lodged in the county jail.
Mexican oranges are now comirg in
at a lively rate. Nine car losds were
ecsived Saturday and eig ht more were
received yesterday from the Mexican
state of Michoatan. This trade is as
sumiug large proportions, notwith-
by the Dingley tariff bill.
A party of about twenty-five people
intend gong down to Dr.. AL sxander's
place on the other side of the river
tomorrow night and participating IN
dane a good time generally. DR..
is splendid entertainer and
those who are lucky enough to be in
vited will Gel tainly enjoy themselves.
The HERALD is in receipt of letter
inquiripg as to Ell Pa>o hCtels, their
rates, recommendations etc. 81 have
looked over your pape--in fact all the
papers Of the city-and fail to find
hotel advertisement thai gives rates.
This seems very strange to a man up a
tree and makes him wonder il Ell Paso
has hotel at all.'
Great preparat 'ons are being made
Ia JuareZ for the tiestas of Guadalupe
which b. gn in December. Gambling
booths a. d the bull pen are being erect
I'd and the bull feh ers are all ready
for the opeuiug. H. NJ. Marcelo de
Leon, the oDgre@ sman from the Juarez
list let, has the Conce; sion this wear
or the Stands and bull pen.
Carpenters started in this NOR ing
earring down the bill boards around the;
I'D Cent? i hotel property, preparato-
y TO commencing the building of three
tnres on thai site at the head of Ell
'sso street. This is historic spot as on
hat ground stood the ranch house Of the
Ponce de Leon land grant, which grant
overs the land on which Ell Paso is
ow built. The old building burn; d to
he ground three years ago.