El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
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Ideal heaters. 81. 80. Economy store.
It snowe at Separ last night, and
RAJ ned at Tucson.
Cerrillos coal, wood s. feed. Ell Paso
Fuel Co. All Santa Re ST.
FOR RENr-6O9 N. Oregon St., nice
ly furnished front room.
A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, aud fine toilet articles. M. II.
Webb, 22O San Antonio St.
For Observation-Disclosures rooms for
light housekeeping, 404 West Over
land street.
Great bargains in blank books and
fine stationary at Dellquest-Andrew' 5
book store, 3O3 San Antonio st.
Winter weather makes winter head
wear necessary. Latest styles at Mrs.
b. L. Balls, 31S San Antonio street
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters for the celebrated
Cerrillos and anthracite coal. Tel. 8.
Special sale this week of sailor and
walking hats, 1.-THE "Dakotas'O at the
Plaza Millinery ParlOrs. Mills Build
ing.
The Mciave Indians are said to be
the most healthy Injuns in the cOun-
try, while their women are the
heaviest, latest and strongest of all
women in the wor ld-sO it Is claimed.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has no doubt beard of the vigorous
warfare maintained against tramps in
FL Paso, for it has just inaugurated an
effective system of police supervision
along its lines, and all meddlesOme
tramps will be unceremoniously dealt
with.
Mr.. G. w Davis says that the plum
ber's association is accusing him
of being the cause of the
HERALD'S fight on the plumbers COM
b'ne. The HERALD will say that Mr..
Davis, nor any other plum Der is re-
sponsible for the HERALDS article.
they were prompted solely in the in
terest of the people OF Ell t'asO because
this paper does not want to see the city
in the clutches of so strong d combine
as the plumbers ass Oci alton appears to
be.
There will be an interesting Sunday
school entertainment at the Baptist
church on Friday evening. The
program consists of songs, recitatO ns
and readings-both sacred and anus
ipg-which will be beautifully illus
trated by splendid sterioptican views.
~ pSFLtculdrly interesting icdtUTe Vi
the exercises will be the song, "A bide
with me- sung by a quartet and illus
trated by as beautiful set OF pictures
as was ever thrown on canvas. Ad-
mission, children 10 cts. adults, %.
Messrs Reckhart, Willard Patterson
and George Fitzgerald have gone down
to Ahumada for q few days to hunt aud
study the countenance OF nature.
George Fitzgerald was seen last even
ing crossing the little plaza with au
ele phant rifle resting heavily on his
athletic shoulder. But then George is
a bic to carry not only that burden but
also the hind quarter Of a proboscidia
giganteus on his shoulder, for he
pulled big oar on the CDlum bia Grey,
and with Mr.. Reckhart ''w haled the
fur" out of all opponents in pair oars
and double SOULS the Harlem river
Harry Brown, the defaulting treas |
lrer of Eddy county, n. M, passed |
through the city this morning in /
charge of Sheriff Stewart en- route to |
Santa Fe where the eX-otfci will |
AXE up his enforced residence for the |
leXt year or so, with the territory TO
pay his board bill. Several of Browns !
,cqu enhances were at the L. u +. de-
BOT as he got OF the train and shook
lands with him, "wishing many re-
urns Of the happy occasion" etc, etc.
The sheriff and his compulsory com
'aniOn catered a hack at once and
Irove over to catch the Santa Fe train
Y hich took them northwa'd to a coloer
lime. Brown had nothing to say, and
ooked trife peaked. His earthly
ossessions consisted of grip, a b ank-
{ and sombre cast OF countenance.