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PAQE EIGHT. THE EL PASO HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1901. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc SMOKED SALMON, Sweet and Dainty; New Fish just arrived. The best Smoked Fish that ever comes to this market, 25c PER POUND.

GERMEA FOR BREAKFAST. is California White Wheat. The skin peeled off and the rest of the kernel, including ger mand gluten, ground coarse, abous as fine as granulated sugar. It is the cheapest food in the four pound package when cooked makes 28 pounds. Four Pound Package Two Pound Package Tuttle Paint and Glass Co.

John B. Watson, Grocer, ProvisionlHerchant andTeaDealer Cor. Stanton and San Antonio Sts. Telephone 151. Groceries are Famous for Quality 0 We have the latest things in Artistic Photo Frames Both single and double, that El Paso has ever seen DROP IN AND TAKE A LOOK AT THEM.

Tuttle Paint and Glass Company El Paso, Texas. 206. METAL QUOTATIONS. Silver ..............................................57 5-8 ....................................................4 00 Copper ...........................................15 3-4 Mexican Money. Buying price .....................................45 Selling THE WEATHER.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, EL PASO, OCT. 30. Readings 6 a.

Mountain Time. Thermometer .......................................55 Direction of Velocity of wind per hour (miles) ..5 Rainfall last 24 hours (inches) .00 Highest temperature last 24 hours 75 Lowest temperature last 24 hours 48 THE WEATHER FORECAST For Southwestern Texas. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. and Thursday, fair and cooler. PERSONALS.

E. F. Cadwallader, proprietor of the El Paso fruit farm, left for Alamogordo this morning. E. Heineman and wife returned to their home in White Oaks this morning after spending several days in this city.

L. E. Anderson, the big cattleman from Bakersfield, who has been in this city several days, left for his home this morning. W. G.

Jolly and son, of Kerrville, Texas, went to Alamogordo this morning. Mr. Jolly is a carpenter and is thinking of locating in Alamogordo. C. V.

Johnson, of Chihuahua, went to Alamogordo this morning foi the purpose looking at the country adjacent to that city with a view to investing in it. Louis Adams, who was an immigrant inspector at uus place for a few months, left yesterday morning for Nogales on the Arizona border, having been transferred by te government to that place. A BATTALION OF INFANTRY AT FT. BLISS Four Companies of the Eighteenth From the Philippines to Be Stationed Here. Four companies of the Eighteenth United Statss Infantry will soon take up their quarters at Fort Bliss.

The companies are A. B. C. and and are now in San Francisco. They were stationed at Fort Bliss for about five years previous to 1898 when they went to the Philippines.

They have been and stationed at San Francisco for some time. J. commissary sergeant of the United States army, retired and residing in this city, has received a letter from one of his two sons who are with the fourth artillery, and in this manner received the information regarding the coming of the four companies of the Eighteenth infantry. His sons are also coming home soon. Oscar Raik, commissary sergeant at Fort Bliss, has been ordered to the Philippines and will leave in a few days.

He will be succeeded by Commissary Sergeant Kennedy, who is now at Fort Monroe, Va. Murdock Clayton, opposite Texas it Pacific depot. Telephone 394. If you want quick results for little money, olace a Want Ad In The Her iiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiinii linn mi in inn Its All Right to Talk If you have something good to talk about, and we have that very thing We want to tell you about some Cut Glass we have just received, positively the finest stock ever brought to El Paso, in fact, we think we have bought TOO MUCH and in order to move it will sell it until January 1st, 1902, at a much less price than you ever bought fine Cut Glass for before anywhere. REMEMBER THIS IS NO FAKE.

ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. T. Hixson THE JEWELERS. BRONSON BLOCK.

EL PASO, TEX. I I 111 NOTES FROM FORT STOCKTON. Special to The Herald. FORT STOCivTON, Texas, Oct. This section of Pecos county has been blessed with heaviest and most drenching rain of the season; rain began falling here on Monday night and continued with but little intermission until Wednesday afternoon; all tanks are full and the country is in a fair way to carry stock through the winter in good shape.

Abe Jesson and T. S. Brockman passed through this week with two herds of steers belonging to T. J. McEl- rov they were them to the TX pasture just across the Pecos.

They lost about one hundred head in the pastures near town during the rain. Garland Odom of Sterling county has purchased the pasture on the Pecos belonging to Jim Brien and will move about one thousand head of cattle over to winter. H. Butz and family returned this week from San Marcos where they have been spending a few weeks with relatives. AT THE HOTELS.

TO SELECT NEW PASTOR FOR BAPTIST CHURCH. The pulpit committee of the Baptist church will meet tonight in the church to announce their selection of a new pastor. A full attendance is desired. The members of the Christian church gave their pastor. Rev.

Volney Johnson, an agreeable surprise last night and many useful tokens of esteem were left by his admiring parishioners. Judge A. G. Foster, assistant United States district attorney for this district is in San Antonio on official business. He will probably be absent from his headquarters here for about a week yet.

FREE LECTURE. Hon. Wm. G. Ewing of Chicago, 111., will deliver a lecture on Christian Science next Tuesday evening, November 5th in the club rooms, Masonic block.

It will be a free lecture by one of the most noted lecturers in the country. Use Benzoin and Almond Lotion for the skin at Drug Store. Have your hats trimmed free by artistic, experienced trimmers, by getting materials at wait until you become chronically constipated, but take Little Early Risers now and then. They will keep your liver and bowels in good order. Easy to take.

Safe Feisst, Campbell Grayson. Lawn Mowers sharpened at B. R. Buffham Cycle and Auto 2u3 N. Stanton street.

SHELDON: T. B. Bell, Miss Blanche Bell. St. Louis; G.

H. Normund, L. E. Trgner, Marfa; S. R.

Smith and wife, Wiimington; F. L. Blanchard, Louisville; Mrs. A. R.

Shephard, nurse and children. Mexico; Sam Glass. New York Mr. and Mrs. w.

b. Wall, Woodland; F. S. Lusk, Wyoming; J. H.

Siegel. J. Doyle and daughter. New York; E. R.

Pool, S. Green. Denver; O. C. Reitze, Chicago: H.

Fisher. New York; C. H. Peck, St. Louis; Sig Simon, San Francisco; J.

Otis, New Orleans; W. A. Drakes, Prescott; David B. Smith, San Pedro; L. E.

Anderson, Bakersfield; Elva E. Carpenter, Warren; W. E. Dealing, Chinuahua; W. P.

Massil, Mexico; W. D. Campbell, Los Angeles: C. C. Klein, St.

Louis; J. M. Thompson and wife. Minneapolis: J. W.

Levey, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fest, Philadelphia; Mr.

and Mrs. T. M. Darrow, Tennessee; Mrs. J.

W. Jackson, Chicago; M. W. Riehl, San Francisco; R. F.

Church. Los Angeles: Frank Moore. Pittsburg; Jesse Turner. Van Buren: P. N.

Moore, St. Louis; O. S. Osborn, Kansas City; H. G.

Reynolds, Pasedena; D. G. Fairchild. Washington; Jas. Conners.

Albany. FRANCIS: Ed C. Schorn, Pittsburg; Mrs. Henry Sharp, Cripple Creek; J. Reinestsen, Monahans; T.

A. Hughes, Morenci; R. C. Atwater, Alton; C. O.

and wife. Dallas; R. F. Henry. M.

B. Hogan, Palestine; P. H. Philips and family. New York; John F.

Johnston. Memphis; R. D. Lee, St. Louis; J.

B. Kehlor, Detroit; J. J. Bates and wife, Buffalo. RICH NEW MILLINERY.

200 new arrivals of the daintiest sprightliest creations of the period. These alone would make a complete stock of any ordinary millinery store, but it is only a small addition to our well-assorted array. Such a showing of modish hats as we offer at $4.95, $7.45, $9.85, $12.45 is unique and has no parallel in this section of the country. Sensible ideas but always pretty, Hats for all sorts of purposes, with all the most popular trimmings of the season. Finest materials only.

The chic, dashing spirit of the French masterpieces is made to blend harmoniously with the brightest American fancies. Not a hat in the galaxy but would readily sell for double the Private Millinery. A showing of Choice Novelties for Latest. Also hats trimmed in the very latest styles and at moderate prices, by MRS. E.

C. HARRIS, Residence, 606 N. Oregon St Bast Las Vegas, New Mexico. price. 3 Plaza Block.

PEW SON, Exclusive Shoe Dealers in Fine Shoes. Established 17 Years Same Place. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT furnished rooms, with bath. 1008 Mesa avenue. by young lady as clerk.

M. Care Herald. WANTED hand bicycle in good running Address No. 63, Herald office. LOST black collie, with tan marking, answering to the name of Return to the Sheldon and receive reward.

FOR SALE upright piano. Cable will sell cheap for cash. Ill Santa Fe St. PASO ICH REFRIG BRATOR CO. Made from distilled water.

Ask your family physician or druggist as to purity and healthfulness of our Ice. Telephone No. 114. A never failing cure for cuts, burns, scalds, ulcers, wounds and sores is Witch Hazel Salve. A most soothing and healing remedy for all skin affections.

Accept only the Feisst, Campbell Grayson. Stenographer and Translator. Spanish and English. Legal and mining documents, accurate- ly translated from Spanish to English and vice versa. Dictation taken in either language.

H. F. Bennett, 20-21 Masonic Tem- pie, El Paso, Texas. BOOKS, New and Old. BOUGHT AND SOLD.

Headquarters for School Books. DELLQUEST CO. MESA AVE. Loomis Thomas 107 TEXAS STREET. Real Estate, Loans, Rents Collected, and General Commissions.

The New Restaurant is becoming famous for their good coffee, served with pure cream. Nothing too good for our guests; quick service and gentlemanly waiters. Theo. Williams, Prop. As for PASO the best 5-cent CIGAR on the market.

LA UNION CIGAR FACTORY. The Best Grade of Mexican Cigars. The Victoria Colon, a specialty. do a strictly wholesale business. Mai) orders promptly filled.

A. ALVAREZ, Prop. SI 9 El Paso Street, El Paso, Tex. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. The busiest and mightiest little thing that was ever made is Dr.

New Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power. wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by W.

A. Irvin Co. Everything in Drugs at Campbell Established 1868. Incorporated ltOt. Browne Manzanares Co.

EL PASO, TEXAS. Wholesale Grocers. WOOL, HIDES AND PELTS. BAIN WAGONS. Telephone 213.

Corner Fifth and El Paso Sts. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 042 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i OUR LINE OF STOVES Will Catch Anybody In Both Price and Style. Krakauer, Zork Moye Have You a Horse? If so we can furnish you with Saddles, Harness and Accessories. We also handle Fire Arms and Ammu- nitiOB. Shelton-Payue Arms Co.

MILLS BUILDING. 305 NORTH OREGON ST. EL PASO, TEXAS. Coal and Wood Hay and G-rain Building Powell Stack house. Successor to Coal Co St.

Louis fil Paso, 8. Dealers in Lime, Cement, Plaster and hair, Mineral Paints OtJ- ors, Roofing Pitch, Tarred Felt and Sheathing Paper. I WE ARE CLOSING OUT and which are See our Bargain Window. If you want good values in Writing Papers, and Tablets CHEAP, Call and see us. W.

A. IRVIN DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS, 113 SOUTH EL PASO STREET. A New Arrivals. COMPLETE NEW STOCK. Cakes, Crackers, and all kinds of in and see our Delicatessen Counter.

Just what the town has been looking have it. Pioneer Grocery Company. I JUST RECEIVED, The Largest Line of FINE CUT GLASS Ever Shown in El Paso. I Handle T. G.

Hawkes Co. Celebrated Cut Glass, which has taken shown in competition. There are ma cut glass in the market that will soon that kind. HAWKES will retain HAND MADE AND FINISHED. The always the cheapest.

I show more fin stores in El Paso. I invite compariso highest prizes when and wherever ny makes of CHEAP ACID finished lose its brilliance. I do not handle its brightness, being absolutely best when bought at the right place is Cut Glass than any other three in size of stock and quality of goods. A. H.

RICHARDS, THE JEWELER. i No. 103 61 Paso St. Grand Ceti irai Block STARTING ON A DRIVE you need to be sure that your carriage is in order. If there is anything the matter with it, bring it to us for repairs.

We do repair work promptly at at the lowest prices for good work. We put on rubber tires at $20.00 a set. H. P. NOAKE, Fine Carriages, Wagons, Harness, Whips, Robes, Etc.

Rubber Tire Plant. EL PASO, TEXAS. Are You Interested In Office Furniture? Then Call At the Two Big Furniture Stores 315 and 317 El Paso St. And See How EasySWe Can Fit You Out I We have to select from, All Kinds and Sizes of Roll Top Desks, Flat Top Desks, Standing Desks. Type-writer Desks, Cabinets, Chairs and Stools.

Also Inlaid and Plain Linoliums. Let us fix up your office in an Attractive Manner and be ready for theBig Carnival, Pictures Suitable for Any Office. Special This Week, Four ft. (io aa High Roll Oak Desk only I UU G. L.

HOYT 315 El Paso St. FURNITURE i HUGH A. McLEAN, Sanitary Plumber. 108 Mesa Avenue. Telephone 238 Van Blarcom Block.