El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-24
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Good eating At Smiths Creamery.
Black g. Hammer are starting q
brick yard west of Washington park.
Mrs. Shioley, fashionable dressmak-
ing, room No. l, Mundy bulldog.
The McGinty baud will play at Char
lie Westbrook's neral tomorrow.
Billy Thompson at Smiths creamery
at night makes fine oJ sser stew
O'Brisn Coal Co. 'Cerillos Coal
Yard" Stove wood and kindling. Tel.
81. F. Stacey is recovering from tie
effects of being caught in blast. aud
is able to be about once more
VapOr and indicated baths at 416
North Oregon street. Rheumatism
relieved at once: mass age in all forms.
The supreme court grants writ of
error in the cattle damage a e OF Brit
ton Davis aga MT the Texas & Pacific
railway.
The ST. Louis. furniture company,
BIT FL Paso street, after stock taking,
offer extr aOrdinary values in fur
niture.
Capt j. G. Gillette of Alpine, former
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10 this city some time this year and
put his children in s:hoOl here.
Dent fail to read care July all about
Annual Reduction Sale On second page
of this issue. 1t will save you money.
j. G. Ross, the popular undertaken,
mas rec red from his sickness and il
at his Office ready to serve you again
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below the opera house. Phones 211 or
1873.
The Ell Paso Grocery company,
leaders of low prices, are offering un-
usual Inducements, commencing to-
second page. The Sc prices will stand
good for few days only, and you will
do we'll to give it careful considera-
ton.
have found a place for the 500,
but still want to lean $500 on short
time. l have al room furnished
Louse for rent, to ps rmanent tenant
and have for sale good payiug bust
ness suited to q good live business man
that is good Cffice man.
D. Y. HADLEY.
1 Thought I had rented the furnished
mouse, but party changed his mind and
must rent it. 1 sold the confectionery
business, but have calls for more money
on fret Gle So security than 1 have.
Then there is that nice new brick of B
rooms for S21OO and the 6 room new
brick all modern for $500. These
houses are not 6 months old: also, 2 lots
and new house near T. & P. depot
SlO5O. D. Y. HADLEY
The revival Of religion co 1tinues at
the Door of Hope Mission. Rev. Mil
lican of the Baptist church peaks to-
n ie hit, Rev. Huggeit tomorrow night,
Rev. French Wednesday night and
Rev. Hall on Thursday night. On &C
count of speaking "Wednesday night by
Tripity's passn~, there wilt b. no pray
er meeting in that church, and MIR.
French wishes that all of his parish
| toner's would attend the Door of Hope
Mission meeting.
The last issu. of the Texas Stock
and Farm journal, published in Dallas,
says: "Col. George w. Baylor, of Ell
Paso, q man we'll krOwn in Texas bis
tory, one who has served his country
in all kinds of troubles an old Indian
| tighter, a pioneer, an ex-member of
the state legislature, and sn houOred
citizen in every way, spent Monday in
the Alamo city, meeting bis many old
friends here. The colonel was on bis
way to Galveston, where he goes TO
look after his interests in law suit
wherein he is endeavoripg to reg, in a
valuable property. He says the Rio
Grande valley is now on another bonn
and bids fair to at last be recognized as
it should, as the garden spot of the
great southwest"