El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-15

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S. L. Hughes, saddles and harness,
200 E. Overland ST. Phone 260.
The best Mexican and Havana cigars
are made by the Ell Paso Cigar Mfg.
Co.
DR.. M. Ramser-practice limited to
diseases OF eye, ear, nose and throat.
Morehouse building.
The pear trees of the Sanford ranch
are in bloom so that the entire or
chard resembles snow bank.
Buy your coal from "O'Brien Coal
Co >" the ageats and direct shippers
from the Cerrillos mines. Phone 8.
Vspor and medicsted baths At 416
North Oregon street. Rheumatism
relieved 1t once; massage in all forms.
Kansas City tenderloips,s sweet breads,
pare ribs, lye hominy, barbacued
meat and Kansas City trimmed loins.
At the New Market, POS San Antonio
st.
Patron;ze the man that knows his
business, attend to his business and
minds his business. T at is J. G.
Ross, the undertaken and EN- balmer,
at 401 Ell Paso ST. Phones 21l and 1873.
| G. K. Pickett, 1ed 80, died at $50
p. m. yesterday at the residence of his
brother-in-law, J. D. Sykes, 1910 St.
| Vrain street, and was buried this af-
ternoon from the residence by Under
tsker NeRley.
| Conductor Donshoe's horse ran away
Oh O-eco1 s.-e-t last evr-irg, ard
wr cke1 the handsome cart TO which It
| wa- at ached alO. g with The fine hrr-
ness. Fortuna ely 70 one was in the
vehicle at the tlue. FoTs with XII 60
caused the trouble.
| On sac al ,ther carload of "Membres
Valley. N. M" apples They are very
fine Some OF the varieties are Hunt =
Ben Davis. lob Ell Paso S.. (Old Wall
storey
| J. F. KACHLER
One sure indication that the Van
derbilts have secur. control of the
Uni,n Pacific is that tie Pnllm IN
com oany have been notified tn Jul
their cars off the U. p. and K. P, as
the Puilmaps are 20 be replaced by
the Wagner cars.
| "Mineral Wells" water will cure
rheumatism, neuralgia, sick and ner-
vous hesdache, liver end kidney dis
eases, indigestion add dyspepsia in
every instance. Try it and be con-
vinced. For sale in any quantity at
A. w. SPENCER'S,
| Depot 203 San Antonio St.
| BrittOn Davis yesterday received
from San Antonio q swell team of driv-
ing horses. They are beautifully
marched, bay in color, and Is hands
| ki<,h inn Ap~r MI
NAL arrived also and Is q fast horse.
The trio are quartered at Pomeroy's
and are the object of q great deal of
| inspection.
The Studio Vendome has been en-
tirely remodelled and will be open for
| business Monday, March 18th, under
the management of Mr.. Geo. Surset, of
Chicago. First class photographs.
cabinet size, for 50 90 per dozen. A
trial will convince you that his work
is equal to any in the city at double
the price. See samples, 300 St. Louis
St., Ell PasO.
DR.. Race expects to leave on the
Sunset train today for ssh Antonio
with his sol E igsr who is weak and
convalescing very slowly from an at
turn in a week or ten days. During
his absence DR.. Yandell will attend to
the sanitary and contagious disease
part of the city health officers duties
and DR.. Wegefarth to the sick paupers.
A. P. Coles, agent for the Ell Paso
Real Estate company. has sold all of
the company's lots on Myrtle avenue.
and is now having Texas street macad-
amiZed and improved, and until build
ing gets under good Roadway on that
treet. he will sell the lots very cheap
These lots will no doubt double in
value in the near future, as it will soon
be beautiful street. Buy property in
Franklin Heights addition while prices
are down low. Call on A. P. Coles for
prices.
If all shoplifters were accorded the
same treatment as one who attempted
yesterday after noon to ply his art in
Calisher's store, the pernicious prac-
Morris Caliste r assisted by Mr.. Kay
ser handled 9 Mexicrn ratero very
roughly for appropriating a bolt Of
ribbon from show case. The former
broke board over the thief's head,
VIII lie the latter managed to get in a
few jolts to show how interested he
was. The hombre was allowed to es-
cape with the punishment received in
the store.
Mr.. J. A. Smith, of E Paso who
has been absent fer some weeks at
Wa .hipgton, passed through w. dnes-
day on his way home. Mr. Smith was
an applicant for the Ell Paso postoffice, |
but the way the combination came he |
was compelled to give way, and re-
turned home without the appointment, |
but withal jovial and good natured !
about 1t. MIR. Smith is the editor of /
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