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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
8
The railroad announces renewed concessions for Texas passengers seeking the California excursion. Also advertised are El Paso grocery specials, Meyers shoe deals, and Dallquest Andrews Eclectic Book Store offerings. Local merchants promote bargains from fireworks to saddlery and vehicle parts.
Dr King's New Life Pills claim to transform weakness into energy and mental power with sugar coated globules of health. Each box sells for 25 cents and is offered by Irvin & Co. druggists.
A compact El Paso commerce notice by International Trading Co lists services and products including machinery diamonds wells drills cars and flour. It invites investment and business with promises of safe profitable dealings and price information via written inquiry.
West Texas Saddlery Co offers shawl straps trunk straps and razor straps from 214 South Oregon Street for rural shoppers and horse gear needs. Authentic leather goods and horse tack supplier promotes local trade and convenience.
Mrs H A Conver is ill at Hotel Dieu. Mrs J M Frise and daughters left for Newport Beach California. Mrs Mary E Dunn and her daughter Mamie left for California. Mrs Hunter Griffin of Galveston has gone to Monterey Mexico after a stay in El Paso. Miss Tillie Cohen goes to Cloudcroft this morning. Her sister Mr Brunschwig will return tomorrow. Dr Norton leaves for Cloudcroft to regain health. Miss I Smith of San Antonio will remain in El Paso all summer. Mrs A W Dellquest leaves for Boston after Brockton visit, plans Nantucket and August return.
Real estate men pick Hillsboro as next meeting site while oil mill men name Galveston for their noon meeting. The dispatch notes selections announced in San Antonio on June 29.
A small fire at 1 30 this afternoon started from a flue burnout at 315 Florence Street. There was no damage reported.
A disturbed park scene last night saw loafers and hobos hurling rubber balls at women, injuring a lady whose ear-ring was cut by a blow. A husband defended her by knocking the assailant down amid cheering onlookers, with others also detaining assailants. Police urged action to curb the nuisance at once.
An El Paso Open Card touts the International Light and Power Co offering cheaper electric light, claiming over 100 stockholders and seven directors, promising 1.00 per month lights and gas replacement, while denouncing the old company and asserting broad service. The page also advertises hammocks sale by W. A. Irvin & Co and a bank cashier’s tip about a pharmacist’s diarrhoea remedy, plus an excursion rate to Chicago at 46 80 for June 28 29 with return by Oct 1.
An advertisement for H. P. N OAKE selling Scott's Arabian paste through El Paso Steam Laundry claims it cures galls bruises sore shoulders scratches cracked heels and cattle udder and gorget in cows as a general healing remedy.
A salesman touts comfortable light-weight, cool negligee shirts and ties for hot weather. He notes their ease for those who relax on business and enjoy a good cigar, promising shirts that will astonish with their effect.
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