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EL PASO DAILY HERALD, SUTURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1898
THE WEATHER.,
Uiotto States Weathbb Bobett 1
El. Paso Texas, Dec. 23, 1898.
Local Time 6: 64 a. m. )
Barometer .........0.18
Thermometer.......t........ .. 25
Direction of wlod ,HW.
Velocity of wind per hour..-........ 12
Weather Clear
Rain 24 hour (inchesand hundredths)..... 0
Highest temperature last 24 hours.. ..........47
Lowest temperature las 24 hours . 26
CLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTED.
WANTED- A good; second hnd bedroom
suit, extension table and about 45Lyards
wool carpet. Add. K, Herald office.
wants
id se-
AddressF. O. box
UANTKD Oomoetent re" table man
If position Jan. 1st. Keferxnces ;and
curlty given If required
616.
rUK KENT.
FOR BENT. - Boom,
Texas Street
Board, and Bath 322
fSUI!LJ
FOB BENT. 1 furnished front room with or
without board, suitable for 2 gentlemen.
125 Leon St.
COB KENTA furnished
I able for two gentlemen.
front room uit-
11 north fetan-
ton street.
For Rent. Two furnished
housekeeping with Bath
Apply atrito Myrtle St,
roorr s for light
etc. etc. '
FOE BENT Two nice front rooms furnish
ed for light housekeeping. No children.
Only neat housekeepers need apply. 316 Tex
as street.
rou 8AJLK.
FOR SALE Mining bonds
tierald office.
for sale at tha
7or Sale: 22 work mules for sale, 411 Santa Fe
St.
FOR SALE. A few choice fresh milch cows.
J. J. Mundy, room 6 Mundy Block.
FOB SALE Dr. McGlll's famous Orange
blossom by Mrs. A.M. Smith, 126 Leon
treet.
IAJST.
LOST An all wool oEbrown shawl, wl h gray
striped border. Ketura to Hxbald of
fice.
STRAYEo One dun horse branded T with
several other brands. Finder please no-
tlfy M, S. "Herald" office.
FOUND. j
FOUND A spring pnncb. Owner can have'
same by proving property and paying ;
for this ad. Herald office,
'. UUOeLLANEUDS.
Patronage hangs on a
thread; that thread b your
satisfaction. Treat you hon
estly and it's as strong as a
cable; abuse your confidence
and it may snap like a cob
web. We are striving to
build cables; therefore we
handle teas and coffees
imported by Chase &
Sanborn. This name means
a great deal in these days of
cheap everything; it is a
name that brings you a
guarantee and satisfaction
that no other line of tea and
coffee will produce.
CHAS. F. SLACK & CO.
Our Line of.
EA8T LAS VEQA8.-NJ-M.
8000RRO. N. M.
ESTABLISHED 1868.
INCORPORATED, 1885
Fall and
Winter
SUITS and
OVERCOATS
BROWNE t MANZANARES CO.
BLi
TBXAS.
Is Complete.
A.SO,
Wholesale G rocers.
WOOL. HIDES AND PELTS.
Telephone 213. - Cor. Fifth and El Paso streets.
ALLlLrNES;OF;i898!PACKED GOODS SOW ON SALE.
We Bell to dealers only.
ill
TmeUinc Short Pickwick oystem l
RightSnopecMnlngf HaRd-lbfiTflai.
WE FIT THE HARD
TO FIT. . . . .
R. C. Lightbody
212-214 ElcPaso Street.
COAL, WOOD and .
HEATERS
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j Only 1 Day Until Christmas
r OUR IMMENSE STOCK IS NOW ALMOST COMPLETE. 2
EE COME IN AND SEE IT. WE HAVE AN EXTRA LAR6E 3
S ASSORTMENT OF STERLING SILVER, and STERLING 3
r SILVER MOUNTED GOODS. AMONG THEM: 3
a
1LE on draught at the Parlor.
HOTEL PIERSON.
with
Na-
Xmas Dinner.
Mock Turtle Soup, Lamb Broth
Peas.
RELISHES.
Celery, Sliced Tomatoes, Raw Oysters,
Pickled Beets, Queen Olives
, ENTREES.
Sea Trout Boiled Caper Sauce, Rum
Omelet
REL.EVES.
Sweet Breads witb Mushrooms
Baked Trevil with Bacoa
French Gooseberry Roll with Sauce.
VEGETABLES.
New Potatoes Ice Cream, New Peas,
Asparagus Points omToast,
New Wax Beans.
ROASTS.
Kansas City Prime Ribs of Beef,
tural Gravy.
Roast Mountain Deer, Claret Sauoe
Northern Turkey,cranberry Sauoe
DESSERTS.
Fancy Ice Cream, Plain Strawberries
Preserved Pears, Plum Pudding, Hard
Sauce.
Spanish Fruit Cake, Angel Food, Fig
Cake.
Mince Pie, Pumpkin Pie,
Mixed Nuts, Grapes, Apples, OraDges.
Java Coffee, Ioed or Hot Tea, Milk.
Music During Dinner.
Justice's Court.
In the case of tbe State of Texas, vs.
S. J. H. Castler, the defendant plead
guilty to tbe charge of being drunk In
a public place, and was fined one dollar
and costs amounting in all to eighteen
dollars .and seventy five oents. Being
unable to pay the fine he was commit
ted to the eounty jail.
Just received a fine line of the popu
lar Harrisburg L.adieB',Ml86e8 and chil
dren s shoes. Also a new line for men
and boys. Prices the lowest. At Mey
ers, 207 El Pase street.
Another Will Contest
You are named as an heir. By the
terms of the will you can get lap robes
and horse blankets at West Texas Sad
dlery Co. cheaper than any place in
the city but you call at corner Oregon
and Overland streets beore they are
all sold.
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Hair Brushes $2.50 to $ 7.50 3
Hair tComb 75 to
Puff Boxes , 1.50 to
Hat Brushes 1.25 to
Hand Mirrors 3.50 to
Whisk Brushes 1.50 to
Military Brushes, pair. 5.00 to
2.00
8.00
5.00
14.00
6.00
10.00
3.00
NEW SOCIETY ORGANIZED.
Bonnet Dusters 1.25 to
Stamp Boxes, Button Hooks, Files, Shoe
Horns, Darners, Glove Stretchers, Hair g
Curlers, etc. Almost no end of them. 2
GEO. W. HICKOX & HIXSON. 2
Bronson Block, III San Antonio Street, El Paao, Texas -
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The Smallpox Situation.
There was one case reported today,
Mexican child near the corner of Seo'
ond ana Leon streets. This case was
likely infected bv a case in that vlcin
itv reported am oner the first when tbe
house to house inspection was inau
gurated two weeks ago.
Dr. W. M. Yandell. state quarantine
nffiner and assistant olty physician,
protem, received a telegram today
from W. F. Blunt. - health officer, as
follows:
"Can you get me a doctor to attend
Bmallnnx at Barstow. Ward oounty.
Wire J. J. Walder. Barstow. He will
nav the doctor. Will be at Lookhart
tomorrow."
Dr. Yandell ' will if possible arrange
with a physician to go to Barstow.
DOWN THE STATE.
There are three new cases of smallpox
at the Parker house in Pecos.-Dr. Bush
who la In personal charge of the house
is down with varioloid as Is also "Uncle
Nelse" one of the nurses:the third case
la Grandma Cornwell who Is very sicic
The first three patients are practically
oonvalescent:one of these was confluent
in from and nearly proved fatal. Rigid
quarantine is kept up and unless the
disease creeps in form some outside
source, tbe health authorities here
have no feara of its gaining any further
hold.
Dr. Yandell has written the health
authorities here that the disease has
been patten under control" in El Paso,
ao Dr. Bush has notified the El Paso
board of health, through tbe HERALD.
that health certificates from reputable
ohvsicians of El Paso will be honored
in Peoos.
At Barstow thereihave been several
cases with two deaths, all confined to
the Mexioans. It is reported here to
day that there is a case in Midland.
One of the men who took sick at Ros-
wall from the disease contracted here
(the night Moore spent here) died last
Thursdav at the pest bouse near the
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Holiday
Presents
Make my Store a Visit; to do so
is to Find the - -, -
Christmas Present
: : : You are Looking For. : : :
THE FINEST LINE EVER SHOWN.
-A.. EL IRICELAJRDS,
Sheldon Block - Opposite Postofflce
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Jeweler
above place,
Pecos, Texas, Dec. 23.
WILL RECOGNIZE HEALTH CERTIFI
CATES.
Pecos, Texas, Deo. 23.
Editor Herald. El Paso, Texas.
Dear Sir:-Kindly Notify the city
board of health through your paper
that tbe Pecos authorities will re
cognize any one. holding health car
tifioates from any reputable physician
of El Paso, wanting to enter feoos.
I. J. Bush,
County health physician.
Burglar Alarm Went Off.
T. C. Lyons was in Juarez the other
night seeing the sights. Of a sudden
a pistol shot rang out and a crowd col
lected at the front door of the bicycle
store near tbe plaza.
Investigation revealed the fact
that a pistol had been
discharged inside -the store and
the bullet had penetrated the front
door passing out into the street.
It seems that a trap had been set lor
burglars at tbe door. A six
shooter had been placed in position
with its muzzle pointing to the
entrance and In such position that it
would be discharged when the door
was opened by burglars. Some person
had thoughtlessly leaned against tbe
door and caused tbe weapon to be dis
charged.
District Court
Maria Chloulta, Adelina Gonzales.
Juan a Estrada, and Alvine Jimenez
were arrested by Officer Johnson, for
vagrancy last night and were each
fined five dollars by the recorder.
Sara Robinson, one of the shining
lights of the tenderloin, was arrested
late yesterday afternoon by officers
Rogers-and Clements for fighting and
disturbing the peace.
Our holiday trade is simply immense
because we have the fresh goods the
good the low prices and everything
mat manes trading at our store de
sirable. El Paso Grocery Co.
Curtis at the Burge Art Parlors 214
Santa Fe street, makes all "kinds of
photographs including mlnature pas
tels.
There is no Kodak but the Eastman
Kodak. W. G. Walz Co. sole and
exclusive agents for El Paso, Texas.
A fine lot of Kansas iressed turkeys
expressly fattened for our Christmas
trade. El Paso Grocery Co.
Cut rates. Ribbons, Poaener's.
Awardea
Highest Honors World'! Fair.
Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair.
mm
CREAM
warn
mm
& 9nn Or 5 Cnt" rJ Powsef.
TTFVe ST rAJRT.
Soldier of the Spanish-American
War Form a. Union.
The other night there was organized
in Lexington, Ky., a society which aims
to be to the soldiers who enlisted in tbe
Spanish-American' war what the Grand
Army of the Republic has been to the
Federal army of the oivil war.
"The Service Men of the Spanish
War" is the title of the new sooiety.
and the plan of organization was con
ceived by Captain Wilson L Davenny,
commissary of 'subsistence of the First
brigade, Second division, First army
corps. Articles of incorporation have
been drafted. This, the primal chapter,
has been named Henry Clay camp. No.
1. The following officers were elected
Commander, Colonel Leonard; vioe
commander, Lieutenant Colonel Banks;
adjutant and cbief of staff, Captain
Davenny; treasurer, Colonel Gnnder.
A ritual and regulations will be drafted.
The plan of organization provides
that the parent organization, Henry
Clay camp. No. 1, shall be supreme in
all matters pertaining to the ritual and
regulations, organization of Dew camps
and the general government of the so
oiety until a national camp is organized.
The units of organization shall be local
camps, each to be named after some de
ceased American soldier, sailor or states
man and numbered in the order of their
formation. Kansas City Times.
.... OIL
Thev Are Going Fast
AT REDUCED PRICES
See Us Before You Buy
THE TANNER-PENNEBAKER HARDWARE CO.
VAN BLARCOM BLK.
CORNER MESA AVENUE
and TEXAS STREET.
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g MUST O-O
1 Holiday : Week. 1
And place before all suitable and sensible Christmas gifts, at sua
low prires as will always make this sale a pleasant recollection In
years to come.BBasB
815 and 817'
El Pase BU
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Basket Ball.
The ladies in tbe surrounding townB
are organizing basket ball teams and
the Albuquerque Citizen has the fol
lowing to say of a proposed match of
this kind:
Word was received today from the
young ladies composing the basket ball
team of the A. and M. college cf .Las
Cruces, saying that they had accepted
the invitation of the basket ball team
of tbe university in this city to come
here and play a game at the Armory
ball on Tuesday evening of next week.
They will accompany the foot ball play
ers from the college and will reach
here on Sunday night.
Tbe members of the basket ball team
in this city have gone to considerable
expense in arranging for the game and
there should be no difficulty in dispos
ing of a sufficient number of tickets to
reimburse them for their outlay. Ad'
mission will be 50 cents. The game is
a very interesting one and is well
worth the price. of admission.
Alamogordo Electric Light Scheme.
It is learned that Alamogordo is to
have a large electric light plant, and
sixteen candle power lamps will be
furnished at tbe rate of fifty cents for
each light, to burn until twelve
o'clock.
In all probability the plant will be
operated by tbe saw-mill, but this has
not been definitely decided upon.
To Be Burled Here.
Edward Kerr's remains will be
burried here by tbe Knights of Pythias.
His St. Louis relatives telegraphed
last night to Undertaker Boss notify
ing him to permit tbe Knigbts to bury
the uniorcunate young ii. a. lire-man.
The funeral probably occur tomor
row.
Many Thanks
This afternoon a pretty little ourly
nairea girl oi about six years lavored
us with a call. She brought with her a
fine Christmas fruit cake, a present
irom tne Belgian Hakery. The cake
was shared and enjoyed by the whole
iorce. Thanks and a Merry Christmas.
Christmas Comes But Once A Year.
Everybody come and get his share
of Opossum and Sweet Potatoes, cook
ed the Old Virginia Style. And Ob,
cne great -rossum ia (Jake Walk,'
the Heavy Get Back and the El Paso
Get-a-Way don't miss it atCbopin
Music Hall Monday night, Dec. 26th
Eatables of all kinds will be on hand ;
this will be one of tbe greatest balls
and cake walks ever seen in the citv.
There will be good music furnished for
the occasion. Tbe "Possum La Cake
Walk" will take place at 9:30 o. m.
The Two Original Cooks. E. M.
Hunter and Davis. Managers. Ad
mission 50 per couple.
The Senate Grill Room will not dis
appoint you with their Christmas din
ner, one of the finest in the city. They
nave procured tbe largest and best
turkies and antilope, with all that goes
to maae up an ideal Christmas dinner.
Every thing will be the best. The
room will be decorated for the day's
ceieDrauon. Uioser will be served
one hour earlier than usual, commenc
ing at 4:00 o'clock.
Turkeys and cranberries, some
thing that every one must have for
tbeir Christmas dinner can be fouud in
ndless confusion at El Paso Grcccrv
Co.
I Up to date Millinery, Posener's.
Our Christmas Announcement
From now until tbe 1st of January THE CINCINNAT
STORE will place on sale the largest stock of wrapers and
skirts in the city. We have Silk, Serge, Brilliantine and
Wollen skirts which you can buy at your own price. Our
own make shirt waists has no equal it will pay you to visit
our establishment and look at them. We feave about 200
percal wrappers whioh will be closed out at 75c. Don't for
getto give ua a call.
Our Shoe Line Is now complete and you can buy them
cheaper from us than anywhere else in town.
We Have the Best $2 & 2.50 Gents'
Shoe in the City.
CINCINNATI STORE,
Corner Oregon and Overland Streets
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Everybody Come!
MAJESTIC
SALOON
Free Lunch Tonight and Egg
Nog. Free Xmas Oyster Soup
and Turkey Lunch. . . .
WILSON & STOUPE,Prop
CAFE FRANCIS.
Wro Moo rflng. Manager,
Christmas Dinner Menu.
Sunday, December 25, 1898.
OYSTERS
New York Counts
SOUP
Green turtle, Consomme
FISH
Fresh Rock Cod Tartar Sauce
RELISHES
Queen Olives, Sweet Pickles, Crisp
ueiery.
SALAD
Fresh Tomatoes with Mayonnaise
Uressing.
RELEVE
Calf Tongue, Creole Sauce
GAME
Saddle of Antelope with Jelly
ENTREES
Fricassee of Brain with Mushroom in
Case; Suckling Pig with Sweet
Potato Croquettes.
ROASTS
Stuffed Young Turkey with Cranberry
sauce; Kare Hoaat ueei, au jus,
Roman Punch
VEGETABLES
Cream Mashed Potatoes, Sugar Corn.
Green Peas, Asparagus,Cream
Sauce
DESSERTS
Mince Pie, Cocoanut Custard Pie.
Christmas Plum Pudding, Hard
Sauce, Vanilla Ice Cream, English
Fruit Cake, Oranges, Green
Apples, Mixed Nuts, Amer
ican and Edam Cheese
Coffee Tea Milk
Dinner from 5:00 to 8:00 p. m.
The St. Louis Furniture Co. 311 El
Paso St., Is selling its entire new ud to
date stock regardless of cost. Such
opportunities to buy furniture seldom
occur.
For Bale at Prices From
$10.00 UP
New Wheels from. $25.00 up
M. & W. Lamps. $2.50
Twentieth Cen. Lamps- $2.00
R. S. TANNER.
successor to
Bovee, Ontcalt and Tanner,
lt3 Oregon St., Sheldon Block.
SIDEWALKS
Are beoomlnfltfashionable in
our city. For beauty and
durability the Cement Walk
is tbe only walk wadn pro
perly built. A ten' year
guarantee with all work.
NICK CARSON.
A Kodak for Christmas.
W. G. Walz
Co.
El Paso Lime Works.'
A. COTTRCHESNE, Prop.
1 OPACITY OF 500 BCSBFLS FEB DAT.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hydraulic White Lime
Correspond snoe Solicited.
Grand Central Dink Hall
NO. EL PASO ST.
MEALS C- Q5G.
Best meals In the pit v. Onen 6:30 a. m. tn
8:30 d. m. Kesular dinner 11 to 8-D. m. Short
order served.
J. M. MARLING. - Prop.
The Belgian Bakery
Has tbe finest assortment of
Holiday Cakes ever offered
to the people of El Paso. . .
Call and Sec Them.
108 South Oregon St.
Our front page design today Is by J.
McNaughton, tbe Herald's special
artist.
Swell Hats, Posener's, Cut Rates.