El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-12
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T. E. Clifford. of Clifford brothers,
and Miss NJ. Z. Lane were married this
afternoon.
Sedgwick Creamery butter, the only
good butter in the city, 3 pounds ~
cents, ut Price Bros.
Save money and get the best by buy
ing IS. c. butter. 20 cents per pound,
D pounds 80 cents, at Price Bros.
Insist on getting butter marked IS.
CO. 1t is the only coed butter sold in
FL Paso. 20 cents per pouad, pounds
30 cents, al Price Bros.
Have you had trouble this hot wealth
er in getting good resh butter? If So,
try a pound of IS. CO butter; every
pound guaranteed to be good and fresh.
20 cents per pound at Price Bros.
Billy Watts is now the happy pa OF
two future beIles Of Ell Paso. A Sc
oud daughter was born to Mrs. Watts
last night, and both the mother and flu
sure society leader are doing well.
Antonio Gomez was brought up last
evening from Fort Hancock by the SER
geant OF the rangers aud loc6ed up in
the county jail. Gomez Is charge ed
with violating an eight year old Mexi-
can girl.
Mr.. Hammett believes that there
" i'll be a larger demand for houses the
coming winter season than ever before,
ana that business prospects are very
prom sing. He is grading lands OF his
on the north side, AID proposes to be-
gin shortly the ennection OF cottages
Ell Paso first found gold in the earth
at Van Horn, in Ell Paso county, and
now discovers it in a shipment OF brio x
from Millsap. Milisap and her bricks
and her golo may be all right but is the
average FL Paso man just right THESE
exciting times, when thsre Is so much
so far and yet SO near?-Dallas News.
Elliott Hull, brother of Walter b.
Hull, is IN the city having arrived here
from his ranch 10 the state OF Neracru2
on Friday. Mr.. Hull was for soms time
the foreman of the mechanical depart
ment in the house of his brother in
this city: but some six months ago he
was driven by Ill health to take to
rauchIug. He will remain in the city
for some time on a visit.-MeX. Her
aid.
The Los Angeles Mining News is d
new and bright paper devoted 10 the
mining interests of southern California
1t is five column, seven PACED publ
tanning good editorial matter and well
sc ected mining intelligence. The
name of the editor does not appear, but
the directing hand 5 evidently that of
J, NJ. Hawkins, formerly editor OF this
paper.
The Cripple Creek Times has been
SO d TO Frank J. Atkins and Gil Hosg,
TWO Denver newspaper men who wall
take INN ediate charge Atkins IS the
nephew of he late Joun Atkins. One of
the proprietOrs of the Rocky Mountain
News, and has for some years been the
telegraph and news editor of that
paper. He is bright young fellow,
AID will make good paper out of his
new purchase.
Secure your tickets of the children
for the the children's operetta, "Jacl1
the Grant Killer" to be given next
Tuesday evening at Chopin nall. Min
lature court scenes, time Queen Eli
zabeth's, courtier, ladies in waiting,
K ng, queen, Lord hatulain Princes.
Gorgeous costumes, superb ssoenic e.
fects. Fifty children under eight years
to appear in chorus and special role,
for benefit of the public library fund.
Fred Scheafer jumped over the ma
IL imOn al fence ye>terday, shult1ed Off
the coil of lonesome bachelorhood ana
became a happy benedict. He mar
ried Miss joanna Hilpert, sister of
Professor Pitzer's wife, at Centralia,
Wash. Mrs. Pitzer and children and
Miss Hilpert have been visiting In
The entire party will be home again
August % in time to catch the last
plaza concert OF the month,