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EL PASO DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1900. 8 Wat son's Groceries Are Famous For Quality ARRIVING EVERY DAY--WE QUOTE A FEW NEW GOODS ARE SNAPS. BAILEY'S BEATEN BISCUITS, the thing for after dinner cof fee. lunches, etc. One pound Just 30 cents each.

Cartons BENT'S WATER CRACKERS, 25 cents per tin. BENT'S ASSORTED WAFERS, One pound 35 cents each. Very fancy, HUNTLEY PALMER'S OPERA WAFERS, dessert delicacy ever thought 50 cents per tin. The fanciest ALMONDS, Shelld, Fancy large a el 50 cents per pound. OLIVES, Fancy Imported large Queen Olives 35c per pint.

Fancy California Olives, 25c per pint. FRESH EGGS, We don't mean eggs that have been in cold storage since June, but strictly fresh and sweet 25c per dozen. BUTTER, Our Merit Brand still continues to give the best of satisfaction to increasing number of friends. It sells at 35c per pound-2 for an 55 cents. JOHN B.

WATSON, GROCER, PROVISION MERCHANT AND TEA DEALER, Corner Stanton and San Antonio Streets. Tel. 151. In WEATHER. UNITED STATES WEATHER BURNAD, I EL PA8O Texas.

Nov. 8, 1900 Local Time 5: 54 a.m. 30.03 36 Ther Direction Velocity of wind per Olear 6 (inches last hundredths. 0 and Rain 24 hours Eighest temperaturelast 24 35 76 Lowest temperature 24 BELGIAN HARES. High grade and acclimated.

A few ready for sale. CHASE RISHABERGER, Lock Box 615. The correct wedding ring is a plain oval or Tiffany shape, 20 karats fine gold. A. H.

Richards, the Jeweler has them. Wrapping paper in job lots at low at Blakesley 107 plices El Paso street. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM. Mrs. Ellen Thomas Richey, an ordained minister of Texas State National Association of Spiritualists will give readings for a few days at the Hotel Spencer.

Psychometry, and Clairvoyant diagnosis of disease a specialty. Reads from birth to death. For dyeing and cleaning ladies' and gents' clothing, lace or chenille curtains and blankets, go to Brossy's Steam Dying and Cleaning Works, 110 Mesa avenue. BORN AT EXCELSIOR. Born this morning to S.

W. McDaniel and wife, a fine daughter, at Dr. Lindsay's Excelsion. The parents are residents of this city. Pubilc reception at Feldman's morrow night, 7 to 10.

Remember that Potter and White's drug store is open day and night. Telephone orders given prompt attention. HOTEL SHELDON. American plan $3.00 to $5.00 per day. European plan $1.00 to $2.00 per day.

42 rooms' bath and closet connections. electric light, steam heat hot and cold water in every room. J. W. Fisher.

New and latest Books, superb art collection, new blank books and other office supplies just received at Blakesley Freeman, 107 El Paso Street Everything in drugs at Campbell Grayson's. We Are Now Ready To Astonish Everybody with bargains in all kinds of books. Come and see for yourself. Eclectic Book Store, 320 San Antonio street. Hotel Pierson, American plan $2.00 to $3.00 per day.

All outside rooms. Bryan Will Contest. The meaning of this heading depends on where you put the emphasis. We do not mean that there will be an election contest, but that some time, some where, a man named Bryan made a will and his relatives are contesting it. Thre is no chance for a contest the superiority of harness and winter over.

goods sold by the West Texas Saddlery at 214 South Oregon street. ONE PRICE TO ALL This For Ladies beauty of this Solid Gold Thickly set with Genuine Pearls, and This cut does not half show Brooch, the HOLVM JEWELERS we We whether different have like you to many stones. buy show or other not. you designs our set goods with REPAIRING AS Co. Bronson Block Jewelers ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.

Jack Stokes is in the city from Newman's ranch at Hereford. Billy Stevens returned to Chihuahua this morning. T. K. Shine is quite ill with typhoid fever at his residence on North Stanton street.

Mrs. James Carroll has returned to El Paso after spending the summer at Greenville, Texas. Dr. Harry Bloomstein has severed his connection with the El Paso bill posting company. Mrs.

J. M. Dean will entertain The Evening Card club at her residence, 502 Myrtle avenue on Saturday night. D. Gaugh, manager of the Descubridora Mining company, in the state of Durango, Mexico, is in the city on business.

Billy Willson, the well known mining man from Silver City, is looking after business inetrests in the southwestern metropolis today. A. B. Urmston, owner of the famous San Pedro ranch in Mexico, who has been spending several days in El Paso, returned to his ranch this morning. A.

C. Davis who has been working on the Worley Paso directory left this morning for Bisbee, Arizona, wher he has a position with the Copper Queen Mining company. H. G. Ross, the well known contractor and mine owner, is home from Kansas City.

Mr. Ross i is greatly improved in healtu and his friends are glad to see him back. County Attorney A. S. J.

Eylar and lEd Tenney returned last night they from have San Jose, Mexico, where been on a short hunting trip. They killed about fifty ducks. W. R. Ascarate, who was elected for representative of the counties of Dona Grant and Otero in New Mexico, left this morning on the Sierra Madre line for his cattle ranch near Janos.

Joseph Loving, son of George B. Loving, the big cattle man, is in El Paso shaking hands with old friends. Joe was a resident of this town about ten years ago. He is now connected with a big cattle company in San Antonio. AT THE HOTELS PERSONALS.

D. R. FRANCIS: Emelio Garcia, Las Cruces; J. C. Davis, Dallas; F.

K. Moffit, Navasota; Mrs. S. H. Sutherland, Alamogordo; Tom Summers, Lordsburg; C.

B. Taylor, Georgetown, S. R. C. Morris, Memphis; G.

M. 00 NEW: ELECTRIC LIGHT AND CANDLE SHADES IN ALL COLORS FOR ORATING. THE FINEST AND ONLY COM8 PLETE LINE EVER SHOWN IN EL PASO. REASONABLE IN PRICE. A.

H. RICHARDS The Jeweler No. 103 El Paso Street. 0: 0:0:00 TUTTLE PAINT GLASS COMPANY We are Wholesalers In Window Glass, Dry Colors, White Lead Painters' Supplies TUTTLE PAINT GLASS COMPANY, TEL. 206.

EL PASO, TEXAS MENS FURNISHINGS 083 COPYRIGHT From out our Store there flows a constant stream of high grade men's furnishings and hundreds of men, their wives, sweethears and mothers are pleased. Of course we make special preparation for the Thanksgiving season, as our counters, shelves and show cases will attest. Join the throng and rest assured that you have as good as the best. R. C.

Lightbody, Leading Olothier and Gent's Furnisher. 212-214 El Paso Street Listen We Guarantee the PERFECT BAKING POWDER to be as pure, to go as far, to do as good work, as any Baking Powder in the market. And it costs much less--if you want to economize. Howard McPhetridge THE GROCERS. Phone 377 210 St.

Louis Ave. NE will be the best in the southwest in less than a year. Cotillion Club Dance. The Franklin Cotillion club will hold its regular dance at the Orndorff next Monday night ana not at the court house as has been stated. This will be the only dance given by this club this month.

Japanese Wedding--Chopin Hall, Nov. 23. Exact Statement At the council meeting last evening Badger, of the City Street Improvement committee, reported that the cement sidewalk and curb being built on Buckler square by Mr. Holtzman, the contractor, was not being put in according to specifications, viz: The specifications calling for 4 inch concrete foundation and inch coping, were only 3 inches of concrete was being put in and inch coping, making in all 3 and inches in thickness when it should be inches. The curb also was not being put in according to specification an the specifications call for a curb 8 inches thick on top and 18 inches deep and faced of an inch in thickness 10 inches down with a one to one mixture wheras the first section of curb put in is only ten inches wide at he base and has a common plaster facing not of an inch in thickness.

Further the top or dressing coat is provided to be mixed one part clean sharp sand to one part cement and upon inspection it was found to be mixed two parts sand to one part cement. In fact the work was being done without regard to specifications. Gabriel Billegas, aged 18, died at the family residence on South Stanton street yesterday morning. The funeral was held today at 2 p. after which the body was interred in Con(cordia cemetery.

EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M. ESTABLISHED 1858 SOCORRO, N. M. INCORPORATED 1885 BROWNE MANZANARES CO.

EL PASO TEXAS. Wholesale Grocers. WOOL, HIDES AND PELTS. McCormick Mowers, Rakes and Harvesting Machinery. Telephone 213.

Cor. Fifth and El Paso streets. Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of Cure" DON'T WAIT Until the Cold Snap Comes to get a STOVE--We are Rushed Filling Orders. NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT 100 KRAKAUER, ZORK MOYE 300-302 EL PASO ST. Harness, and all We Repair Saddles, Leather CAN WE SERVE YOU If you want New Goods in Saddlery, Fire Arms or Ammunition, We Have Them.

SHELTON-PAYNE ARMS CO. MILLS BUILDING 305 N. Oregon St. EL PASO, TEXAS Graves, Charleston, S. G.

C. Covington, Cincinnati; S. W. Kimball, Jacksonville, G. W.

French, on, W. G. McClusgey, Trinidad. PLAZA: C. E.

Bentley, Pinos Altos; J. W. Griffith, St. Joseph, A. Manlove, Selma, S.

C. Norris and children, El Dorado, W. M. Riggs and wife. Wilcox, G.

W. Sullivan L. B. Shipp, Tucson; S. Jacks and wife.

Boston; E. W. Hous, Roswell, N. C. H.

Barrelle, Mer Rouge, G. M. Gaugh, Kansas City; Pat Baldwin. Logansfort, T. Mostburger, Buffalo; R.

W. Weber. Los Angeles; A. E. Thorp, St.

Louis. ORNDORFF: L. J. Benson, Aubugeurque, N. F.

P. Brown, Missouri; C. Levigne. Paris; H. M.

Clagett. Arizona; Abraham and wife. Silver City; Geo. Russell. Oakland; A.

S. Rose. Louisiana; Mrs. Cole. St.

Louis; J. M. E. Stilling, St. Louis; 1 M.

Prince, Santa L. Lodge, Mrs. A. H. Charlott, Mexico City; S.

0. Wood, Los Angeles; W. C. Greene, La Canaina: C. Henry and family, Portland; P.

D. Maxwell, Kentucky; C. P. Oyens, Los Angeles; J. V.

Young, San Francisco: J. Schweitzer and wife, Roswell. SHELDON: S. Ullmann, N. F.

L. Schofield, N. D. Baird, St. Louis; Gerald Swope, St.

Louis; W. M. Carpenter, Chicago: R. de T. Carrola, Mexico; C.

S. Hill, Kansas City: L. H. Coley. San Antonio; Winfield Scott and wife, Trinidad, Wm.

Bondies and wife, Texas; H. G. Caldwell, Dallas Marrs stepsi: HTHHTHTT HTI Mrs. J. F.

Caldwell, Dallas: L. B. Robinson. S. I.

Berman, N. C. E. Honn, San Francisco; E. R.

Reading, Fresno, California; E. R. Parsons, Oakland! T. R. Harris.

St. Louis, Miss A. M. De Vine, Riverside, Cal. Hear Mr.

Ernst Lange's violin solo at Chopin hall, Nov. 23. NEWS OF ORGAN Valuable Orlenval Mine Has Just Changed Hands For a Good Price -Torpedo Mine Will Soon Become a Heavy Shipper Again. A Justice Of Peace Does a Land Office Business. Special Correspondence of the HERALD ORGAN, Nov.

14-Our election went off very nicely, no disturbances of any kind. This precinct went democratic. C. C. Hagen of Gold Camp has just sold the Oriental mine to eastern people, the price paid was a good one, but is kept secret.

The purchasers propose to work the property extensively and will begin operations as soon as all the papers are fixed up, possibly in about three weeks. The Torpedo has all of the water out of the south shaft and is now pushing work on the lower level. This mine will shortly be avery heavy shipper again. John C. Thompson and Miss Hattie Cowan were united in marriage Tuesday by our justice of the peace, W.

C. Weir. They have the best wishes of our people. They will make this place their home. Justice of the peace Weir did a land office business in weddings on Tuesday.

Mr. George Leisering and Miss Ruffe Brazel were also joined in the happy bonds of matrimony on that day. Come early and often and it will suit Justice Weir. Our town now has three stores and three saloons. M.

C. Logan having finished his building and opened his store last week. A. B. Cowan is erecting an adobe residence near the plaza which is nearing completion, and will be a fine addition to our town.

There are many rumors current here of companies coming in and opening up other valuable properties in this camp. Also of the railroad which is sure to come this year. Now that the election is over and we all know where we are at for the next four years your correspondent predicts that this camp Coal Wood G. A. KASEMAN, Hay and Grain Successor to O'Brien Coal Co.

ST. LOUIS El Paso, Texas. Phone 8. Building Supplies Dealers Lime, Cement, Plaster and Hair, Mineral Paints and Mortar Colors. Roofing, Pitch, Tarred Felt and Sheating Paper Me Me All Me Me.

Me Me Me. Me Me Me Mile Me Me Me. Me. Me M. AINSA AND SONS.

Wholesale Grocers. Overland El Paso. Me 7 70 75 AN PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS A FULL STOCK. W. A.

IRVIN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS. Established 1881. 113 El Paso St. Golden Eagle Everything new. Everynhing Everything first-class.

Finest cooking in the city. 211 SAN ANTONIO STREET. OPEN TUESDAY, OCT. 9. Try Our Sun- 12 until 7 p.

m. Short orders at all day Dinner hours day or night. Regular dinners 12 until 7 p. m. We make a speciaity of catering for dinner parties and banquets.

CAUTION. Do not delay in handing in your orders for special work in Mexican carved leather. Christmas is coming. W. G.

Walz Company, Potter and White have just placed an elegant hot soda aperatus in their store and are prepared to serve both hot and cold drinks at all hours. X-RAY EXCELSIOR. The X-Ray at Dr. Lindsay's Excelsior in first for all the profession, then for the public. Apply your own physician and he will bring you to Excelsior, set your bones by actual sight, or remove bullets without probing and cutting all over your body, or if the microscope misleads you he will see that your lungs are sound, or if you have a stone in your kindney, gall or.

bladder he. can see it. The X-Ray examination is absolutely conclusive in surgery or diagnosis. Mrs. J.

H. Comstock, the florist, has cut flowers, poted plants, and fiosnral decorations 'Phone 493. El Paso Steam Laundry, 'Phone 47. The Herald has two telephones (No. 115).

one in the business office (2 rings) and the other in the editorial rooms (3 rings). Say which. If you have any little item of news personal or otherwise, The Herald will be glad to have it, by mail or phone. The group of platinum portraits which captured the gold medal last month will be shown in El Paso the first time tomorrow night at Feldman's Art Rooms. 7 to 10.

Souvenir art prints given to each and every caller at Feldman's studio tomorrow night. Refreshments will be served to all tomorrow night at Feldman's studio. OFFER EXTRAORDINARY. 20 Parisian Model Hats, some of our swellest importations, values $25.00 to $35.00 each--this week your choice for only $12.45. 150 Entirely new New York pattrn hats worth $10.00 and $15.00 at $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 respectively.

100 doz. babies and children's sample caps and bonnets less than half price. Posener's Cut Rate Millinery, No. 3 Plaza Block. Dear you are coming up Saturday night I suggest that we go to the reception at Feldman's studio.

They say it will be fine. Hastily yours Katherine. Dear Katherine: By all means let us attend the reception at Feldman's. We'll both enjoy it. Will call for you at 7:30.

Sincerely yours, George. J. F. Ware, resident piano tuner. All work guaranteed strictly first-class.

1200 San Antonio street, 'Phone 597. Ladies shampooing, hair dressing and manicuring parlor. Latest style warm air hair drying machine used. Dandruff and falling hair successfully treated. 114 Mesa avenue.

just across the track. Choice candies at Potter anw White's FOR SALE: -Choice jersey family milch cows from $40 to $70. C. J. McGraw.

Lone Star Corral, South Stanton street. Cut flowrs always fresh at Potter and White's. Shalam Pasteurized Cream 1-2 pint I jar 10 cts at Watson's Grocery. Died.