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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
8
4th Of July Week sale lists white pattern hats regular 6 50 and 9 50 now 145 and 4 95. Ladies rough braid sailor hats 1 00 and 50 cents. 44 inch wilde imported ribbons 85c value at 25c per yard. Ladies pulley belts 125 priced at 75c. Shady Grove butter 2 lbs for 45c.
The ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as the busiest mightiest little product. Each sugar coated globule supposedly turns weakness into strength and listlessness into energy, promoting mental power and overall health. Sold for 250 per box by Irvin & Co. druggists.
S L Hughes repairing and jobbing shop located with McIver Patterson Vehicle company No 107 San Francisco street carries a full saddlery line and claims the largest ready made stock for quick selection and savings for buyers.
Teachers and other book lovers may enjoy a stop at Dellquest and Andrews Eclectic Book Store 303 San Antonio Street offering fine sets old and new books in many languages at bargains A fresh supply of fireworks has just arrived for school children.
An old notice from International Trading Co based in El Paso Texas promotes safe business and profits. It invites inquiries for diamonds grills cars flour machinery and factory direct goods with prices and mentions Meyers shoe offers and Campbell Grayson drug goods.
Real estate listing note places West Texas Saddlery Co at 214 South Oregon Street. Details specify a commercial address with foreground prominence for a business property in a West Texas locale.
The Presbyterian Church schedules a Sunday program with quartet performances, violin solos, and multiple songs led by Mrs Howe and Mrs Welch among others. Special guests include Rev. F W Boyle and Rev. G A Farrer with sermons at 11 am and 8 pm. Sunday School at 9:45 am. Epworth League 7 pm.
Both district Courts under Judge Walthall and Judge Goggin have completed their term and adjourned until the first Monday in October. Court officers anticipate crest time on vacations they intend to take.
A New Arabic Notation story notes a magistrate’s young daughter possibly shaping a new numeric system. The child aged three or four in kindergarten stumbles through counting and phrases None some one two free fore suggesting a developing mathematical idea.
Dr Patchen of New York argues that if every person cuts sugar intake by 90 percent and keeps to that level, within a single generation half the doctors and two thirds of drug stores would close.
The advertisement touts light-weight cool and soft negligee shirts paired with ties for hot days. It promises a surprising impact from the right shirt and invites customers to be astonished by this garment.
A Philadelphia North American quote praises the lawyer Quibb for his strong will and claims he has broken more wills than any other man at the bar, highlighting his renowned persistence and courtroom prowess.
Account 4d of July routes will sell on July 2 3 and 4 round trip tickets to all points on these lines with reduced rates for territory south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and east of the Mississippi River final limit July 7 1900 Celebrate the Fourth by visiting friends etc.
An old advertisement from International Trading Co promotes investment in ranches farms or city property. It mentions H P Noare selling a product by Scott's Arabian paste and an offer to consult with W S Holtzman at 507 Wyoming St for cures and treatments.
Two pounds of Shady Grove Butter offered at 45 cents at El Paso Grocery Co. Also advertised are a large clearance of hammocks by W. A. Irvin & Co. in El Paso, promising great sacrifices this week to close out stock.
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