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EARLY MORNING FIRE
Destroys Residence nnd $3.50 in
Money.

The resiicncc at No. i2i0 Hamilton
street. occupied by Martin Morowoski aud
cwred by William Mhgner. was destroyed
BY fire at an carly hour Yesterday morn
ing. The only occupants OF the place were
Mr.. Morowoski Tand his wife. The former
hid been suffering from chest trouble, ami
upon retiring left lamp burning near HIS
bed. When he awoke the room WAS abiaas
AMI the bed on fire. He and his wife man
agad to get out Of the burning house with
out being injured, taking a few articles Of
clothing with them. In the dresser was
secreted 1850 in money. which ouraed,
and with which MIR. Morowcski had intend
ed starting a bakery, The house was val
uGd az $500. the furniture Was valued at
$1,000 and was covered by $1,000 insurance.
Mr., Morowoski thinks the lamp exploded,
the fire.
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II is Weaisncss-somewh -
u Part OF the Body that Your
Blood can Not Nouri~h

Blood can Not Nnuri>h.
place that lacks certain food to build
up It's strength.
What does 1t lack?
Iron.
The strength of iron can literally be
iifatte out OF iron. All doctors prescr be
IRON ior weak constitutions, or would like
to- '"'
But most iron preparations blacken the
teeth and have a disasreesbie taste.
III Hartcr was the first physician TO
discover pleasant tasting preparation NJ
IRON, whach does not blacken the teeth.
II IS prepared from the pyrophosphate Of
noa, recognized by scientists as the best
or all the salts OF iron
II is called DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
backache, sideache. muscle ache. head
ache and all other aching ralns can be
driven out with DR. Harter's Iron Tonic.
II cures chill and ague.
The Iron gocs into your blood, and from
there to all parts OF the body that need
biologists know when they see red earth
that there is iron in It, Doctors. that
red blood has iron In H.
rae people need iron to color their biooi
White blood Is unhealthy.
RED strong, robust people with bright.
riduy cheeks have plenty OF iron In their
blood. and all the iron strength that
goes with II
pr. Harter's Iron Tonic will give this
strength TO you, II you want H.
TO be we'll, TO be strong, TO be free from
patn TO have bright eyes and a clear. fresh
eomplexion--,who would not want Il?
Here are tho very words az a well known
minister ard writer. the Rev. j. p wat.
son editor OF the Herald of Gospel Liberty.
He says: nDr. Harter's Iron Tonic AZ;
wonders for me when apparently nothine
else would reach my case With its ,,ee
rallied rapidly from weakness into
strength. never regretted my testimonv
nor It's general usa''
Sold everywhere
sample dose OF DIR. Harter's Little Liver
Pills and Book OF Dreams mailed frsa
Address HARTER. Dayton. o.
business w 'ne
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Ncw Artcsinn yr,n

Denton, TEXAS, January l7.--In digging
an artssian well near Pilot Point last week
yeln OF water. new 10 the well -lisgers in
'Eis section OF the country, was struck az
depth Of 200 feet, which poured out water
over the 'op OF the we'll ii The rate =,
tMeny-rve gallons minute. "
Mnss mekfs the we'll peculiar i thai tha
second stratum OF water whict. b H. one
nsiaiiy reached in flowing wells in his
Tannliy, Is found In all other portions az
ii,on o. county At isDth Of from 800 to
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The Houston Newcomers association will
meet at the nusineas League this morning
promptly az 1924, aud It is especially de-
sired that the attendance he large. III cit
liens ~ Houston and Harris county yho
have become such during the past seven
ycnrs are earnestly invited 20 ,ettand; 1000
letter heads. giving The admes OF all on
rors aud the States represented as Well
rs many vital points in connection with the
shin channel hays been printed aud VIII
be ready for free distribution.
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complimentary mcccptiou.

An enjoyable reception, complementary
10 Miss bertha Braun ot Victoria Texas.
by Mis- Ida Clede. :ock place Monday
night at the residence of her parents. i6a2
Caroline street, on the occasion OF the de-
parttTe Of Miss Braun for her home. Among
those present we're Misses bertha Braun.
Olga Knox, Olea Leuts, Josie Callahan,
Loniss DOZEN Ida Clcae and MessFs. Eu
gene and Ernest Delsc, Harry Boyelt,
Willie EyeGts John Dunlap. Edgar Berry,
John Lents. Horace olive. Nrmisteld Trip
plot Abe Dnnreo. Fred hudson, Ed
Schultz and Joe Clcds.
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Patrolman Allen in the Fifth ward last
night reported that a stray wire had fallen
across one Of the Electric Light companys
wires on Nance street. near Mary, from
which two men had received severe shocks.
me OFFICER was placed there 10 guard the
instrument OF death until the light COM
pany would send a lineman To remove rho
danger. Frank Walker and Baursguard
Kennaker, coiored, We're the men who
We're knocked down by the shock. BY mid
night the stray wire had been removed.
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PROBATE COURT.

Estate Of W. II. Chillson; John G. Tod APP
pointed temporary administrator and bond
fixed at $500. c. II Nhby, j. " Canin
and b, n. coglan appointed appraisers.
Bond With Blake pnpreo and John II .
Ruby as Bureties approved and ordered
recorded.
Estate Of John Gushing; supplemental
report OF temporary administrator filed,
showing balance Of cash on hand $40. APP
proved aud ordered recorded.
Estate OF Haninian. ninors; report OF
Receiver George HaInnian iiied and noted
January G. 1895, approved and upon re-
eeivor turning over To administrator the
assets in his hands and his anretios VIII
be discharged.
Estate OF Hannah. minors: George Ham
man appointed guardian OF minors. John,
William H.. and Mary Hannah, bond
Fixed Mt $500. T. r. Franklin, Malcolm
Mcfne and Jacob C.. Baldwin appointed
appraisers
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|ADAY lloNG The COURTS.
frocsedlags 10 the District aad
Coasty Courts.
MUCH BUSINESS IS TRANSACTED.
N the Case of ". c. CoGian W..
valley Pswh Et Al, the Jury II
SIN Unable to Agree.

Yesterday was quite busy day In all
Of the civil courts. In tho Eleventh dis
trict. great many orders were name. and
several decisions rendered.
In tho Fifty-fitth district. the case Of
l.. B. Green VS.. the San Antonio and Aran-
sss Pass was on trial all dav and VIII
probably be finished this morning. as a
part Of the argument has been heard.
At a late hour last night the fury In the
case OF W. C. Coglan against VALLEY
Pugh ct al. were still unable 70 agree.
In the county court the case OF II. s.
Fox against Josie Bell ct al. consumed the
entire day. and 10 still on trial.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

William GoGgan. aged 80 Years. died Al
$50 o'clock yesterday m0fnag a: f2to Ed
wards street, and viii DC buried at o. 10.
today IN Glcnwood
G. W. Lemmei. aged 70 years died at
ii;1e O'Clock Monday night and win be
buried nj 10 o'clock thls tnorni1g frrm 1918
ElMaria aireet. inlnrLnnni 81 GlanMnDd.
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On account Of the extraordinary lard
rain Yesterday afternoon tho meeting Of
the Honston Business League. winch all
members and subscribers were expected TO
attend was postponed untii rhurcday af-
tcrnoon Mt 4 o'clock. when II is hoosl that
oil Will b. present Tho otfiec.a ani dl-
rector5 FOR the year viii lie elected ADD the
work outlined
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Iiniiding Permits.

The following building ,crnnts we're Is
sued yesterday from the office OF the city
engineer;
J. W, Jones. iron rlof repairs. etc. Gem
moree and Miami $1,000
Miss II. Levy. addition % residence, Main
and Gray: $1,000.
T.. ". Fry one-story ,ottslr lot L.
block % Clinn strnnl, klln
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nipe strawberric, in rcAm,.

Texas Coast Promoter, League City.
Some very fine ripe strawberries wer,
brought to the Promoter office Tuesday by
Air A. Thomas. They were picked from
ms field near town. II the present warm
weather continues. ripe strawberries viii
soon be on the market, rs many OF the
iields in this vicinity are white with
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Press Jlub Invitation.

AUXILIARY M. |, Texas Woman's Press
association, has received from tae New Or
leans Press club, OF which Armonl canaa-
rielle Is president, most cordial Invita-
zion TO be present nj the formal aneriag of
Its Press club. February II, l,as.
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Cotillinn Poktnoncd.

The informal cotilllon which VAS 10 have
been given by Miss Lula Bryan at her home,
1902 Mckinney avenue. THURSDAY. compli-
montary 10 Miss Anne Crntcher Of Rich-
mond. KY. has been POSTPONED until FRI
day evening al O'clock.
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Dr. A. r.. Morrt.s strlcl.cn.

The friends OF DR. A. !. alorriss. late
a Brenham. Texas, will DO ?ained 10 learn
that no was stricken sith pa,a.ssis last
Sunday and lies In Il vsry rrecnrious con-
ditinn al his residence. rornc, o. Texas
avenue and Travis street
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feeling of suffocation and alarm, she
must at once regain her strength.
It matters not where she lives, she
can write letter. Mrs. Pinkham,
of Lynn, Mass, will reply promptly
and without charge. The following
shows the power of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. accom-
panied with letter of advice:
g Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-I have suf-
fered for over two years with falling,
enlargement and liberation of the
womb, and this spring, being in such a
weakened condition, caused me to flow
for nearly six months. Some time
ago. urged by friends. wrote to you
for advice. After using the treatment
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qaaHrlxll,.e

1.-THE Food Drink. ioso at bedtime
brings refreshing slumter. The king OF
TONES. Malt Murine Is prepared by the
famous Anheuser- Busch Brewing ASSN,
which fact guarantees the purity, excsl-
ience and merit clalmed for II.
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Why Is II that our collar and cum WORK
has increased sol Of lateg Because The
people are satisfied that they get the best
avenue. Phone aa2 N'7
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EIcycn.h CIyn Di.trlct court.

The following proceedings were ysstcr-
day had 10 the Eleventh civil district
court, Hon. John G.. Tod presiding
Fl House vs. j ". Cunningham ct al.
judgment Tor the plaintiff against the de-
fen0ant, J. W. Cunningham and AdciIno
Smith for tho amount sutd for Judgment
for the defendant IdiiiAn Cunningham upon
her plea OF Overture. Judgment for the
defendant q, j. Palmer. Judgment against
the defendants j. W. and Lillian Cunning
! ol 'uonusAroa5I hi psid Iioql uodn muq
which tbe dcfcndan.s. j w. and Lillian
Cunningham, except and give notice az ap-
SEeaI
a. b. KIor & Son Va. ". CLARK e Co. ct
al; continued BY First PRESBYTERIAN church
for service on Il. r. Sdwley.
Margaret Dugan Va. c. w Camps ct oil;
plaintiff granted leave to withdraw plat
OF Nottingworth survey. upon leaving cef-
Titled cory among pagers of cause.
u. G. Smith W. Young Mems Christian
Association: continued generally
Frank johnson VS.. Texas and New Or
leans Railway company. continued bS
plaintiff.
Fritz Weiss VS.. A.. Reisler; Judgment for
the plaintiff FOR partition OF land and for
the defendant for $50 one half OF the costs
adiudged against each Uarty.
j, T Saunders vs.. j. W. 0tBrian et al
Judgment for tho plaintiff for the amount
sued for With foreclosure OF lion; 500 al
lowed attorney representing non resident
defendants
Otto Hegar vs. j. H. Yates: Continued
for service
II, Rumpel w. II. G. Hartmann ct oil;
leave TO defendant. n. q. and I'd Hart
mann to file fret amended original an
swer
Francis Mct;ivern VIZ. a. II. Lincoln; con-
tinucd by plaintiff.
Emma Simpson va. Charles simpson: |
leave to plaintiff to file first supolcmeutal |
petition and TO defendant 10 flle ;rst |
amended original answer. $50 per month |
allowed plaintiff as alimony Payment 10 /
begin from this date and be male at the /
end Of each month, 10 which the defendant |
excerpts.
II. s. l,ovett VS. Valentine Werner ct al . |
continued generally.
Southern Building and Loan nssuc,ht;on |
vs. 2, Ramsey ei al; continued generally |
American Surety company vs. L. a.
Sedgwick ct a; defendants request to naks |
parties retused to which defendant ex. |
cepts continued on application Of iefcnd- |
ant. Representatives OF II. Prliitt tde- |
eeasedl ordered 10 be made parties.
Charles Bollfras Va, Emily EunncIlnn; /
Judgment for plaintiff FOR amount suei for
with foreclosure Of attachment and STAY |
OF execution until june I, 1898.
Otto Gieseke ~. Annie Gieseie: iuig. |
ment for plaintiff for divorce.
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proccedinr. County Co,r,

The following proceedings we're Yesterday
had In the county court. Hon. w, N Shaw
presiding:
II; S. Fox, Jr., vs. Josie Bell ct al; on
trial
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Lillian Russell. clear Havana cigar. loo
and ibc sizes for q limited time at Sc. al
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A HEALTHY WIFE
Ie q Husbands Inspiration.

A sickly, half-dead-and-alivc woman,
especially when she is the mother OF
family, is a damper to all joyousness
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rir.y-nr.h civil Dl.,r,ct Court.

inc IoIIowing proceedings We're yester-
day had IN the l'lfty-nfth ciyIl district
conrl. Hon. w II. Wilson nreslding
julius Manger W. Isaac Duncan ct nj;
Judgment for plaintiif for $500 u aAn 10. 4
closure on land described In petition with
interest at 10 per cont per annum from
date Fee OF guardian iixed at ss5
l.. - Green ys. San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Railway company. u. A. Blodgett
appointed stcnographcr at request OF de-
fendant; taxed privately at defendants
cost on trial.
w 9. coglan va, Valley Pugh ct al; jury
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ATTENTION
Houston Light Guard
business,

NJ tTUdTVf. ~
Special meeting is ordered Tor Thars iay
January 20, at S p. m. i the armors AZ
members are commander to be prss,nt. Z
r. A. Rcinhsrdt.
BY the Captain:
George G. Timmins. Secretary.
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Lillian Rushell. clear Havana cigar. Zoe
~ ~ sisss Tor = limited time At 50. 81
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suit Tor Civil Dtstrict Cour,

The following snit was Yesterday filed In
the office Of j. D. Williams. clerk Of the
civil district court;
Mrs. ]. Brassel vs. James D. Cage. debt
and foreclosure blocks 10 aud is, Chap
mans third addition. north side Buffalo
bayou.
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The following marriage licenses were
yesterday issued ia the Office OF County
Clerk Ed +. Dupree:
tnp,
Aaron Taylor and Mary Blackstock.
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in the home.
j sometimes
marvel at
the patience
Of some hus-
bands.
& Ifawiol.innan
finds that
her energies
are tagging
and that
everything
tires her,
her sleep is
disturbed
by horrible
dreams.
and that
she often
wakes sud.
denly in the
nirht with
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= Iimmins. Secretary.
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-14

disciples were left handed men
Neither rich, educated or of high
social position. Yet they were devot-
ed aud susceptible to the truth and
through them Jesus overthrow the
Roman Empire, and conquered the
world! God went'down to q Ma5sachu-
sets village and saw an uncOuth young
preacher. God took him to New
York, trained him for few years and
when he wanted some one to lead in
the cause of truth against the Mosbites
of vice, di. respect for law, he chose
not some great man but this man
Charlie III Parkhurst Hail to the
left HANDED.
Anotn ar lesson: There comes time
in the life of com immunity as the time
came to the Israelites when people
must quit talking and strike! Often a
city is under control of the disreputa BILE
element and the decent people must
dare to rise, meet the issue and strike
home forlaw and rality. A few years
ago New Jersey was so cursed by bae
gamblers and race track book max
ers, pool sellers, that the res
pectable people deserted party lines.
Halls were procured from which tn e
speakers educated the people on tn g
| daring proposals of the gamblers. AT
the ensuing election the robes OF office
| were torn from the backs
of gamblers and legis-
tlaure of clean men was elected who
swept from the state books disrepu-
BILE laws Here comes another tyrant
that needs to be felled-the saloon.
Big bellied, red eyed: law defying
home breaker, heart crusher,
maker of tramps, idiots, lunatics,
murderers. Here he comes holding in
his hand the torch of hell fire, of alcO-
hol burning American homes He has
gall in his pouch with which to make
the lives of A American womanhOod Bit
ter. Here he come, sthe jabbering old
idiot pumping his putrid sinking gan
creme into American homes while be-
hind him is desert filled with the
bleaching bones of ten times ten thous-
and victims. The time has come to fell
the tyrant, to strike for God and hu-
mauity.
Left handed men! Let US respect
one another's individuality. No two
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-14

dagger from his right thigh, plunged it
into the Kings bowels; and for eighty
years the Isrselites were free people
And remember this-Ehud was left.
handed.
1 bring you this lesson: The chief
object of life is to be useful, not orna-
mental. 1t makes little difference
whether we work with our right hands
or our left hands so we do something
towards making the world better. The
world hurrabs for the right handed
men-the rich, the physically robust,
the talented, the fine looking, the aris-
tocratic. But 1t takes more than that
to make q man. Reflect for moment
how much of the work of this world is
done by the left handed-thOse of
ordinary ability. Who build our
churches? Who build our railroads,
our hospitals, our institutions of learn
ing? Who keep the community clean,
homes pure, minister largely to the
needy? Not people of extraordinary
talents. How much does a
community owe to the principally
weak! Robert Louis Stevenson wrote
nearly all his books in bed, Spurgeon
was long an invalid. A lady once said
in a crowd, L wish you would show me
Miss Jane Adams, the wonderful
Chicago woman who is at the head of
a slightly stopped, frail, plainly DIRE ssed
woman came by, There goes Jane
Addams' said the woman, and the re-
ply was SIS that all the bigger she is?'
Yes, God pses these left handed people
to rule the world people who take
their left hands out of their pockets
and 60 to work with their little talents
and by and by gain ten.
God chooses the weak things of this
world to confound the mighty. The
world says we must have some talented,
rich, popular person to do this or that;
but God comes along and takes up
some little unknown man with no ex-
traordinary ability, and changes with
this left handed man the destiny of ma
tions. Moses was sufferer and de-
cliued to plead the wrongs of the Is
raelites before Pharoah until God in
sisted, and Moses and God redeemed q
race. The little red-haired shepherd
boy David threw the stone
that brought Goliah / to the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-14

men work alike. Some work with
right hands, some with left hands. No
two men preach alike. 1 have no pat
ent on my style. Better be yourself
than an ape. The point is to hit the
bulls eye, whether you do it with your
left hand or right hand. Respect
one another's individuality. Rob
err stevenson wrote In bed;
poetry In railroad trains and on stage
coaches. L knew preacher who
studied lying down on the floor on his
stomach. Some are soC constructed
that they must have an emotional re-
ligion. They are Methodists Some
want pool OF water near them all the
time. They are Baptists. Some are
satisfied with tumbler full of water
and want quieter worship. They are
Presbyterisns. Individuality!
Take your left hands out of your
pockets! Do not say. 81 have no
talent" Develop your small talents.
use your left hands. In the tribe of
Benjamin there were eleven hundred
men who, with the left hand, could at
long distance, throw a stone and hit
within hairs breadth. 1t took prac-
tice. A bank clerk in San Francisco
trained his left hand to work with as
much dexterity as his right and be-
whipped the other fellow who had
trained but his right hand. Oh,
develop your undeveloped powers!
Hear this solemn truth: death is no
respecter of persons. 1t comes to pur-
pie robed king, to the young mother,
10 the baby in the cradle, to the society
girl dressed in diamonds. Secretary
Window died at a banquet. Death at
q banquet! A woman few days ago
dropped dead in Boston ball room
Death in a ball ROOM King Eglou
died in his palace. Death in the palace!
A lady said to me once. my sister is
dying, dying. Think of my sister dy-
ing" Are you ready to die? General
Howard of the U. S. army became a
Christian by a clergymsn's daughter
saying to him "Otis, just quit talking
against the bible and be Christian. y
He that hath ears to hear let him
hear"
Yesterday morning at the Presbv
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From New Zealand.

REEFTON, New Zealand, Nov. %, 1885,
1 am very pleased to state that since
I took the agency of Chamberlain
medicines the sale has been very large,
more especially of the Cough RemedyG
In two years l have sold more of this
particular remedy than OF all other
makes for the previous five years. AS
to its efficacy, have been informed by
scores of persons of the good results
they have received from it, and know
it's value from the use of it in my own
hosuehold. 1t is so pleasant to take
that we have to place the bottle beyond
the reach of the children.
E. j. SCANTLEBURY,
For sale fy all druggists.
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so kind as to sing it for him in her
grand concert. She promised; gave
the bow a ticket, and sent some one to
watch mother while he was at the con-
cert When she rose to sing that song
before her great audience
her emotion swayed the crowd to the
last Dew: aud every eye
was bathea in tears. Next day the
leading publishers in London offered
three hundred pounds for the copy
right of that song, with promise that
the young Pierre should soon share
the regular profits. Thus a fortune
came TO a mother, a blessing to a large
audience, and the discovery OF q genius
and artist to the world. And then when
Malibran came to die, it was this great
composer who held her hand. smoothed
away the pain from her aching brow.
and whispered words of appreciation
and courage in her ear. Surely then
we may say,
"who gives himself with his aims feeds
three,
Himself, his hungry neighbor and me?"
Then beloved, do your best. Let no
opportunity slip to help your fellow
man.
For he who joys on others paths hath strewn,
VIII ind, there's some LETT over for his own;
And he who leads his brother towards the
sky,
VIII find In his journey. himself more high.
The violin offertory by Miss Ada
Belle Smith at the Baptist Church last
night met with high appreciation by
the entire audience.
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Yesterday morning at the Pres by.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-14

FURNISHED HOUSE.-Premises.
400 Franklin Street. Five rooms COM
pletely furnished. Nice bath and
plenty OF closet room. Price 81, $780,