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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
8
A reader notes a stop at Dellquest andrews Eclectic Book Store at 305 San Antonio St offering fine sets old and new books in various languages at genuine bargains with a fresh supply of fireworks for school children.
S. L. Hughes repairing and jobbing shop located with McIver Patterson Vehicle Company No. 107 San Francisco Street carries everything in saddlery lines and promises close buyers will save with the largest ready made stock to select from.
The advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health booster that converts weakness into strength and energy into mental power. Each sugar coated pill costs 25 cents per box and is sold by Irvin and Co druggists.
Long distance dining in the western country prompts diners to fill lunch baskets at two locations, 405 North Oregon and 210 San Antonio streets, before leaving the city. J. W. Eckman & Son.
Exterior corridor property offers rooms with private baths and all conveniences. Elegant furnishings, single or en suite options, and access to outside rooms described as well appointed.
If you want a desirable walk consult W S Holtzman, 507 Wyoming Street for guidance or recommendations.
An advertisement from International Trading Co. asks readers if they have funds to invest in ranches farms or city property. It promises earnings for those who contact them to engage in business, inviting inquiries by phone or visit to “see us.”
An internal trading company from El Paso Texas promotes machinery including diamond drills flour caroses and well drilling equipment. The notice emphasizes they represent factories and mills and invites readers to request prices.
Classified notice for West Texas Saddlery Co offering shawl straps and razor straps. Located at 214 South Oregon Street, the ad highlights these leather strap items for sale.
RW Spence returns to Cloudcroft as Tom McPherson arrives from Als mogorde. A string of officials and dignitaries from Texas and Mexico visit El Paso including C B Edey of White Oaks Road, Harry Edwards and Chas Hogsett of Vernon, PR Prieto of Chihuahua, George Ayer of Santa Fe, and Miss Ola Patterson of Waco. Local figures Buxton, Swick, and Wood also pass through, while residents plan summer relocations and new cottages in Cloudcroft.
A seller touts light weight, cool, soft negligee shirts and ties for warm weather. The shirts are marketed as easygoing and capable of impressing with comfort, offering leisure wear for those who enjoy a good cigar.
The Sisters of Charity at Hotel Dieu receive a new ambulance from New York, boosted by a philanthropic El Paso resident who also donates two five horses with full equipment. The ambulance features rubber tired wheels and sprung suspension for comfort, costs 1200 dollars including freight, and is ready for rapid physician calls to transport patients to Hotel Dieu.
District Clerk Alderete recalls a friend who studied thought transference and hypnosis. A woman attempted to will a city official to retreat, but he shouted in the street and advanced, prompting an observer to report the odd episode and a later confidant shared the tale.
Three hundred and sixty excursionists left for Cloudcroft on the excursion train this morning, while the regular train carried 100 more passengers on the White Oaks road.
The S P organized a second excursion train to the Smelter today. It consisted of 20 coaches under the charge of Conductor Jack Gifford.
A large number of travelers were conveyed to California seaside resorts by the S P this morning.
Wanted a woman of character and ability to travel for wholesale and retail house and to manage office in El Paso. Address 1 W Herald.
Fraternal notice inviting visiting brothers to a regular L O K of P meeting in the Turner building with G W Huffman and C C H Y Ellis listed.
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