El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20TH YEAR, No. 231, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1900 Page: 8 of 8
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EL PASO DAILY HERALD THURSDAY. OCTOBER II 1900
Watson's Groceries 8
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Famous for Quality 5?
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extra vmrrt asparagus
3 lb cans Large White Asparagus 35c. Tbree for f 1 00.
and
SHALAM BUTTER
Pouod Prints 30c.
SHALAM CREAM
- Half Pint J art 10c.
JOHN B. WATSON
GROCER .PROVISION MERCHANT AND TEA DEALER
Corner B tan ton and Fan Antonio Streets. Tel. 161.
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TUTTLE PAINT & GLASS COMPANY
EL PASO TEXAS.
THE WEATHER.
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Hvfheat tampsratureiast 3 hours
Lowol temperature Si bonra 42
Hotel Sheldon-
American Plan $30 to 5.00 per day.
European Plan $100 to 2 (0 per day.
42 room bath and close connections
electric light steam beat hot and cold
water la every room.
J. W. Fisher.
Blaketley and Freeman have an Im-
mense stock of stationery and offioe
eupollea at 107 El Pao street. Every
thin? fresh and new.
For typewriter supplies and all kinds
Of Stationery try
Blakerley & Freeman
107 El paso street.
Telephone Excelsior for Dr. Lindsay.
Hughes' bome-mide Single Boggr
Harness. $5.00 $3 00. 110 00 and $12 10
per set. Belter tban sot other bar-
nets made. Heavy double wagon har-
ness S10.C0 per set and upward.
Miss Blackmail urges friends to vis-
It for inspection of the work of her
Physical Culture classes either 3 or
8 p. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. Miss Blackman conducts this
science at Dr. Lindsay's Excelsior.
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Announcement 1
Our new goods in Jewelry and Siic2
ware are coming in daily. We have
just unpacked some beautiful new .
cut glass the finest we ever bought.
Call and inspect them they are all
marked in plain figures.
W. T. HIXS0N & CO.
The Jewelers In the Bronson Block.
PERSONALS.
Merchants Lunch.
I lead v at 11:30 every day at the Cre
mery Restaurant opposite Sheldon
Hotel. South Side.
Everything In drug at Campbell A
Grayeors. m
Potter and White pharmacists open
day aoa nignt.
Stmethiuff tiocd.
Positively American Is the Cremery
Restaurant. Beet aod quickest service
of any eating resort in the city is
what we asserts and If you will allow
us to serve you once you will come
agaU. 110 Sao Fraocl-cb St.
Thos. Williams Prop.
Shorthand aod typewriting.
Mimeograph circulars.
- Typewriter repairing.
FlrstKslass work at moderate prices
at El Paao Typewriter Exchange 110
Texas St. Pnone 517.
The Master Christian
The lat-
est novel
by Marie Corelli. Is one of the best
literary efforts of this 111. For s-de
at the Eclectic Book store. Also
other late books. Delloeator for Nov-
ember now ready. 320 San Antonio
St.
25 Cta.
Good Ccffee with cream Is ou" bobby
and It cost you 5cts. Meals at all hours
aod its American at the Cremery Restaurant.
Excelai'-r Pbya'cal Culture
Miss Blackman of the Physical Cul-
ture department at Dr. Lindsay's Ex-
celsior has organized a ladies' class
for Monday Wednesday and Friday af-
ternoons at 3 o'clock and a mixed
evening class for the same days. En-
rollment is almost full so apply at
once to join these classes. Especial
arrangements for morning classes and
private lessons may be made by apply-
ing to Miss Blackman or Dr. Lindsay.
But don't delay.
C J. Fllmore of Alamogordo is at
tbe Sbeldoo.
Father Mlgeon went to Tularosa
this morning.
Charles Thomas came In from Ala-
in jgordo last nig ht.
Judge Shepard of Alamogordo Is In
tbe city on business.
Mrs. W. H. Gaston of Santa Fe is
visiting El Paso friends.
Mra. Chas. Chrlstly wife of the po-
pular police officer Is quite 111
M. B. Plase a well koowo mining
mti o( Chihuahua Is at the Orndorfl
J D.Ochoa one of the wealthiest
oltlzeoa of Las Cruces Is at the Z ie'.
Sheriff Baone went down tbe valley
today on an electioneering expedition.
Everett P Teasdale of St. LouU.who
has been in Mexico buying oranges for
export has returned to tbe United
States.
R. G. Granatios. a promlnet cattle
man of Chihuahua is In the city cn
business.
W. R. Ascarate and H. L. Reyner-
coo of Las Cruces are among tbe late
arrivals.
F. M. Raomberg tbe well known
merchant of Alaaaoordo was in the
city over night.
Ma Chuck tbe proprietor cf tbe
hotel at Cspl an returned to that little
city this morning.
A B Phillips returned to Alamogor-
do this morning after a week's visit to
friends In El Paso.
President C. B. Eddy of the E P.
& N. E. returned lass night from a
business trip to Alamogordo.
Dan F. Jones manager of tbe Gua-
dalajara sanitarium went south latt
nlgbt accompanied by his wife.
Tnfcn I Sharmirlr nf Su Antonio
chief deputy United States marshal for
this district is In tbe .city on business.
fannv ilmm atnolr t th "Vr.v nf Mtlu. I
passed through El Paso last night
destined for points north and eat.
W- E. McDonald manager Guana-
juato Consolidated Mining and Milling
company leit nere yesteraay lor noma
with bis wife aod children who have
writing in the east.
Mrs. A. L. Somptroa. of Los Ange-:
les wife of the general Mexico agent of
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A. H. RICHARDS
The Jeweler
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Sterling Silver Ware
Solid Gold Jewelry
Bric-a-Brac.
WATOH INSPECTOR FOR G H. . A. "V.
No. 103 El Paso Street.
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the Studebaker company of South
Bend Indiana returned last night
from a trip to Mexico.
Supt Fillmore of the Alamogordo
Lumber company came down last
night tojoio bU wife who das bean
spending several days la the city.
Tney returned to Alamogordo this
morning.
E. Van Dyke authorized. correspon-
dent for a number of large eastern
pspers was In the city yesterday on
hi way to Mexico where tin wli; re-
nt tin for a Tear wrl'.inir lllustrafc d
stories about tbe people and country.
The wife and children of J. S. Mor-
rlsson city passenger ana ticket aiteit
of tbe Sarta Fe and Mr. MorrUson's
mother Mrs E n a-rived home this
morning after a two moolP visit In
D'tveraod St. Louis.
Gdorge B Spahr a traveling sale
man from Salt Like Ciiy returned
Net night from a bulae-s trip In the
Wbite Osks country. Be made tbe
same trip In the spring of this year
aod staied last night that be never
saw such an Improvement la any coun-
try as tbere has been up there this
summer.
N. Tsuneto a Japanese doctor of
physios from ToWlo raed through
this morning over tbe S P. rn his way
aoross the continent. Dr. Tsuoeto Is a
much traveled man. havlntoured Fran-
ce Germany Belgium and England
aad Is now crossing- tbe United States
Hespetks all tbe languages of ite coun-
tries through which he has traveled
and speaks English clearly. Ha will
return to his home la Tokio after a
short vWlt to Sao FraocUco.
AT THE HOTELS
D. R. FRANCIS: 11. D. Roger
Kansas City; v. H. Godair Roswell:
Ixniis Duchs. San Francisco; J. C.
Hays. Boonville. Mo.: C. Thomas. Fort
Worth: Mrs. L. H. Southerland. Ala-
mogordo: C. A. Mathewson and wife.
Chihuahua; W. J. Melton. Lone Oak.
PLAZA: Jno. D. Hill. AbrMt; Thos
Fountain. Palmer Olson. Decatur. J.
Van Dyke. Omaha; W. J. Stockton and
family. Silver City: X. Hesse St. Ixniis
Chas. A. Clark. Albuquerque: R. L.
Chamberlin Sepor: John Pavidson.
Chihuahua: G. T. Rees. Clau'-. Betsac
J. C. Malder. Las Vegas; S. Bertram
and wife. ls Angeles.
PIERSON: J. G. Priestly. E. A.
Palmer. Ixla Anderson. New Ixmdon:
F. W. Evans. Ixquin; Dr. Millbank
Johnson. Mrs. C. Lathorp. Los An-
geles; Carl Ixivelace. Waco: J. C
Dnffy New York; Mrs. B. K. Luna.
Santa Fe; W. G. Fitzgerald. J. L
OShca. New York: Mrs. F. A. McDon-
ald. leming; John Priest. Boston.
NEW COMMERCIAL: W. E. Bell
Milwaukee: J. E. Dencart. Carrozozo
A. H. lckhart. Capitan: J. A. Ieech.
Dallas: J. McKenzie. Ft. Worth; N.
W. Dunson. G. H. & S. A.; R. P. John-
ston and sou. McAlester: J. R. Hough
ton Goldwaith; M. Shuler. Chihuahua;
F. E. Thompson. J. R. Thompson.
Butte; Tom IX) ran. Dave Wells. Ala-
mogordo; C. A. Martin. Tucson: Frank
Poole. Marfa: J. E. Wood Kansas City
Ed Nueroy. Frank Roat Seattle; Robt
Smith. Detroit; J. W. Saunders and
wife Marathon; Bruce Hudson. Clif-
ton; S. H. Ijove. Tucson; Thos. En-
nls and family. DuQuoin: T. E. Reid.
Michigan; C. W. Alexander Jackson-
ville; Dan Plymale. Tucson.
SHELDON: O. W. Thompson. New
Orleans: H. F. Kraft. Arthur G.
Jones Chicago; C. A. Hile. Kansas
City; W. E. Hell. Texas; T. H. Ixrd.
Dallas: F. M. Rhomberg. AUimogordo:
A. Hope Doeg. Is Angeles; Or. J. O.
Cobb. Fort Stanton: Sidney Ianier.
Ansas. N. M.; Max Grossmiin. City:
C J. Fillmore. Alamogordo: E. Tyner
Chicago: T. H. Kock and servant.
Ilannn. Ij.: E. Frisbie and family.
Redding; M. Mabel Walden Redding.
Cal.; C. A. Flora. Oakland; iJdwin It.
Booth. Ixganiort. I nil.: .Alice E.
Booth. Ixgansport: Mrs. K. Hutchison
Ft. Worth; R. L Preist. New Orleans;
J. E. Stevens. Miss Pearl Preist St.
Paul. Minn.; Q. Hampton. Arizona;
A. B. Phillips. Cloudcroft.
EAST LAS VEUAg N. M.
SOCORRO M. M.
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Wholesale Grocers.
WOOL HIDES AND PELTS.
McCormick Mowers Rakes and Harvesting
Machinery.
Teleohon6 213. - Cor. Fifth and El Paso streets.
If 4 T7 I T 4 nP(
5 CO.
' A Marked Man.
The man who gets his neckwear
shirts and other men's furnishings
at Ltghtbody's is certain to attract at-
tention and favorabla comment on tbe
part of tbe fair sex. The latest style
tbe knsck of suiting each Individual
taste and requirement aod courteous
treatment of customers teil tbe story
oi our popularity.
R. C. Ogfitbody
Lending Clothier and Gent's Furnisher
212214 El Paso Street
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We'll Tell You tbe Truth rTS
i About ;
g Lipton Teas
They were not pack- 2
C ed expressly for us but 3
they are put up for the 2
best trade everywhere.
That's why
We brought z
S Them to E
El Paso E
Howard &!McPhetridge 3
THK G ROL E KS.
ST Phone 377. 20 St. Louis Ave. 2
HmUUUUUMiUMUMlltti
Is essential to the weak and ill and
equally beneficial to the well. The
fact that the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass'n prepares it Is a guarantee of Its
merit. Sold by all druggists. Henry
I faff agent. El Paso Texas.
Madam Kupie
Has many callers at her parlor in
the Center block. She will io here
only four days more. Charges 1 and
VI. Three questions answered. 50cts.
Railroad y- rl" full life reaiUng. '$1.
Business readings a specialty. Dates
of Important pstst and future events
given.
APPROPRIATE OPKMXti
Excelsior's Grand Opening Ocu b.-r 1.
Dr. Lindsay's Excelsior opening
will be under the auspices of the ladies
of the Presbyterian church who are
preparing an elaborate program and
refreshments. Dr. Lindsay's X Ray
will be on exhibition that evening
Friday. Octoler 19th without extra
cnarge.
CHAN6E WILL HE MADE
In the 6overnment Hospital At Fort
Stanton
Dr. J. O. Cobb surgeon in charge of
the United States marine hospital at
Fort Stanton arrived last night and
is a guest at the Sheldon. He says
the changes recommended by the in-
spector a few weeks ago will in all
probability be made in the near fu-
ture. The hospital has proved a great
success and the records show but one
death since the establishment of the
institution. Dr. Cobb is on his peri
odical visit here and will return in a
few days.
Shalam Pasteurized Cream 1-2 pint
jar IO cts at Watson's Grocery.
Nimrods' Paradise
In Our Large Show Window
We Have All But the Game.
KRAKAUER ZORK & MOYE
300-302 EL PASO ST.
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We Repair Saddles KaWok3!!
CAN WE SERVE YOU ?
If you want New Goods In Saddlery. Fir Arms or Ammunition. We Have Them.
SHELT0N-PAYNE ARMS QL
MILLS BUILDING
305 N. Oregon St. EL PASO. TEXAS
G. A- KASEMAN.
Coal and Wood
Hav and Grain
Successor to O'Brien Cost Co.
ST. LOUIS ST. El Paso Texas. Phone 8. Building Supplies
Dealers Lime Cement Plaster aod Hair Mineral Paints and Mortar Colore.
R-fiDg Pitch Tarred Felt and Sheatlog Paper
Fvl. AINSA AND SONS
Wholesale Grocers.
Overland Stree
El Paso.
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PAINTS.0ILS AND WINDOW GLASS
A FULL STOCK.
W. A. IRVIN & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
3 DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS.
Established 1881. - 113 El Paso St.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A CARLOAD OF CROCKERY In-
cluding several new open stock
patterns. We are now getting
this in shape.
Watch for our announcomentre-
Karding same next week.
THE LEONARD DEPARTMENT STORE
204 San Antonio Street
GoldeU Eagle Everything new. Everynhing
j-j clean. Everything first-class.
CS tftttrfllll. Finest cooking in the city.
211 SAN ANTONIO STREET. OPEN TUESDAY OCT 9.
Try Our Sun- 1 2 until 7 p. m. Short orders at all
day Dinner hours day or night. Regular dinners
12 until 7 p. ml We make a specialty
of catering for dinner parties and banquets.
The El Paso Roller Skating Ac
cademy
Will open Monday night Oct. 15 at the Roof
Garden. General admission 10c. Ladies free.
Skates for the evening 25c. Monday and Sa-
turday nights open to all. Tuesday society
night Thursday Private Skating Club.
New Mill ueiy Attractions.
Our stock has never been so attrac
tive with styles and values as now. We
are showing- all the best Ideas in vog-ue
tbe chlo creations as worn by the
bmartset. luu new .Ne York pattern
hats at S4 95.
Posener's Cut Rate Millinery.
El Paso Steam Laundry 'Phone 47.
Spanisn and KoKllsh
8TKNOGBAHHER AND TRANSLATOR.
Legal documents correspondence
etc.. accurately translated from Eng
lish to Spanish and vice versa. Sten-
ographic work and tynevriting in
either language. Neat prompt and ac-
curate work.
H. F. Bennett room 9 Mundy build-
ing El Paso.
Daily Herald 60 cents a month.
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Slater, H. D. El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20TH YEAR, No. 231, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1900, newspaper, October 11, 1900; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth297543/m1/8/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .