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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
An WINGS "HEAP BIO CAME.
IT WAS SOMETHING OF SURPRISE TO THE
LADIES' GUILD.

From The Los Angeles Express
Al Wing was a domestic treasure me Jessup
family would have been At loss 10 h'cP '' .Hnn
without him AMI Wing WIS never hapPi'I a,l'
when the house full OF gay company y. omr'ss
there were festivities cf some sort IN pIos',,,,
requiring extra work IN tr' culinary utpa' nn
- was also yery dcvout and pous bclns con,
vert TO Chr,: lnity and his only disslpai IONS VIZ
inc class meetings and song services oi Wv, "nH '
sion school He evincct considerable cuIi 80
ovrr me religion Of the Jessups. inquiilhS hlto
tho ecclesiastical forms of the iiish '"r'0" u
one morning Mrs Jess sup approached w. up% ,
r delicate mission. III" Ladies Guii OF ~ '" .
,'nurch was ulrptiina; for strawberry i,Stis H.
,ra sho had been called upon for "a conTlpul ION
oh Wins" she said in her most mtta'dt'' t
mouner to- morrow 1 want You 10 MAKE 4 h.1P
II, c,1o-a nice Onc-,nOuSh for twenty pcop,,'
You know You ikec make AXE. WING you man
such heap good cake. 49, ,,,..,.,l with
You makcc party asked the Celestial VIII"
mo my church make party; allie same Mission
Schoo, -y0u sabe take cake - church, e*
i.aiIcl Mr. Jcsstp dropping uncorsciously lnto
The pigeon English supposed 10 make u'"E9 '''o''
in...l:sihc % the heather mind. g. So, " at,
'Allr lite. | mdkce nice one, ~ M
Wnr i'm fun confidence OF being able ID amor"
;rhc Ike was du:y prepared. but among manifold
cares il happencd that neither Mr.. J"Ssup nor
her daughters. who were also interest," J." ,ns
Guild entertainment. The cake "hl'H Md'
brought out by WiuE-a neatly wrapped up S o'lc-
what bulky parcel-until they were In the carriage
ready To go 10 the churcn .......,, "a
VT,, WI th,ir surprise when they unwrappcu
~" Frlrary 10 read he following inscription
written i'm pink frOsting On ground OF whllc SUI
rounded with a wreath Of PINK ana gree" con
Gone to Jesus from the Jcssups."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
nor SAUSAGE AND con- STEIN.

From Tho Washington star
I read book OF pocdry voncc. whose mooSlc al
NJ OH head through especially ven again der
springtimc comes, . 49,. =, H.,
7 sit me in cnchoy mont and rcpead 1t line by me
Mid "A small hot sausage and a large 'ou s'c''''
IND it all seems choost fine as an"dinss cher
Exrcpt dose reference to dot bottle und dot lee'le
always skip dose pages ven I've sat mo down 20
dino ,. -, ...,,
know dcre's lots Of folks dot says d"re'S holding
DO, twinkrg una dot sprinkling Wen YOU I'll a
foaming glass. -, ,,,,,I ,i,c
rut If / had A cellar fun know dot shouiA pine
For 4 small hot sausage und large coH STEM
Ven morning comes around again. YOU don'd apollo
For de way your head is feeling und De d'mness
II All dose iGxuries mid resolution you decline
J;nI don'd haf ANGLING except dot sausage una
dot stein.
Ven de busy day is ended. und I'm satisfied ana
Und I'm bothcrins nobody und dere's no Won BOTH
ering me. ,,,, mara Ono
Dan a small hot sausage una H'bc co'u '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
TIE NEW CUISINE.

From The Southwestern Medical Review.
We used to have old-fashioned things, like homin,
and green's
We used 10 have Just common soup. made out Of
pork and beans.
But now IFS boYlOn. conSOmme anu thlnSs made
from book.
And pot au feu and Juenne. since my daughters
learned to cook.
We used to have a piece OF bcet-just ordinary
meat
And pic Killed. pigs feet. spare ribs. too and other
things 20 eat.
While now It's hllet. with argout. and leg o mutton
bra.sc1. 49,
And macaroni au gratln. and Sleeps head IioL
Fscai0ns \ IA Versailles i Ia this and IA that
And swcribrcad ! IA DicppOsc-its enough ID kA
But While suncr deeply invariably look
As II werr delighted cause my daughters
learned 70 cook.
We have a 10, Of salad things. with dressing may
In place OF oysters. blue points frcassoed 4 dozen
And orange roly poly float. and peach meringus
Enough to wreck 4 stomach that Is made Of plated
brass .
Tho good old things have passed away. in SILENT
sal retreat: a
wc'yc lots OF highfaluiin' things. but nothn much
TO eat.
And while never say i word and always pleasant
look.
I hav. had sore dyspepsia since my daughters
learned TO cook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
JUST WHAT HE WANTED.

From Harp9rS for April.
one OF the first men to reach San Francisco with
a hoard OF klondike god was an freshman named
Finn"gan. who had been very poor before he struck
II rich. and who. consequently. unfamiliar
with many ordinary uSagcS OF a life OF luxury
cot say yez kin bring me two dozen cyrsters."
he said arily. AS he took a in Of The
finest restaurants in Frisco
The oysters were soon set before him and Finne-
gan. looking about him for something To put on
them and hardly knowing what the something
should be- spcd bottle Of tabasco and proceeded
10 season the bvalves. not wisely but too we'll
lmphling an oyster upon his fork. he thrust II
into his mouth. then eaped To his feet with 1 ter.
rihc roar Of pain. and began dancing about md
yelling like mailman.
See here" cried ne proprietor rushing 10 the
table. keep stl or I'll put OUT"
opp put IA" out. is IT. Oi wish ycZ would pun
me OUT" yelled Fmuc;an. Me insiIcs L. bl1hn
lOkc atch-factOry'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
4 CLEVER IMITATION.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
A certain Cleveland attorney has two bright little
children. Thy n" lui K At imitation and have
talent ior making up games In which they clrverly
hurlosguc their elders \ few days ago heir
mamma found they We're playing doctor" The
youngest child WAS IN" patient, with head wrapped
in 4 towel and the Older he physician with q
silk hat and cane. Tn" mother. unseen by the
little ones listened - the doorway
Il feels awful bad said the patient
wen fix al that" said the doctor br!sk,y.
''I.emmc SOC your tongue"
out came the tiny red Indicator
"iIum hum coated" sad the doctor. looking
very grave indeed.
Then. without a word OF warning. he skilled
physician hauled of and gave the patient smart
slap IN the reg ION of the rihs.
"Ouchr cried the sufferer.
Peel any pain 'hcroP" inquired thu doctor.
Yes" said the patient.
Il thought SO" said the healer. Flows the Other
side"
IT'S all right" said the patient. cdging away.
ThercupOn III, doctor produced small bottle
filed with what looked like either bread mud
pills. and placed II on the table.
Take one Of these PELLETS" the physician said
dissolved in water. every seventeen minutes al
ter NIFTY
How long mus take EN- groancd the pa
tient.
It'll you die. said the doctor Good norma"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
MOVED BY THE WAR SPIRIT.

From The Louisville Couricr-Journal
Some OF ia" colorri revivIlists in thc rural DIS
trcis II Georgia are quick To make the events OF
the day serve their purposes. one OF these has
taken the troubl" with Spain for his theme. Win
the following result.
sinner dc army
See de iightiu' band.
DE Baptists take de- water.
DE McthOdiStS hOr de landf
"Dc Baptists dc water.
DE storm go swrepin' by:
DE ship 30 down. lie Baptlsts DROWN
But dc Metho,sts high en- dryr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

or not for all | know. but he must have been
raised the plains. As he very unusual heights
caused him to become light headed. When the
train approached The mouth Of the tunnel i ne
Missouri: v,;I'U have 30 show me before ! go in
there jumped rom ;.ic train. lie rolled down
a strep incline landing - below against a big
bowlder and VS. picked - almost dead never
learned what became OF him nor II he really did
die hut tho phrase ticklcd some New York drum
mrrs who were on the train and they took III up
and spread IT wherever they went. II only shows
a popular send on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
NE GOT A DIVORCE.
From The Chicago Post.

From The Chicago Post.
IIcre is a Judge Gary story j. was a blsamy
case and the second man. after living two vars
with the second woman. had agreed TO p-cad eulty
But this was only after he lad secured So'c',"
assurance from tie State Attorney that MS con
sen,,ent sentence would absolutely divorce MN
from wife no 2 lie wished II understood ihtt ~
was willing to suffer a term in the peniicntlary !,
on release that superfuous woman. whom ne nag
taken as q result Of great misappreh'nsion, Wouid
havr no claim upon him So he won't INTO conr,;i ,v
You fully understand what the plea OF .ui,ty
means do you?" asked Judge Gary. regarding the
devoted nan with great kindness
YES Your Honor. $500.
at viii BE- my dGty in that case :" rent"ncc you
10 the penileu'iary. Do you und' rstan: uat
yes Your Honor. Anything - get free
Judc,. Gary seemed TO bc writing moment. ana
then he said grim.y and without looking up ]
fuppose there are some things bcsld" when prison
won be relief. Any relative or friend Oh the
defendant In COURT? ,
solitary woman stood up in the benches ana
said in a rasping. norvc-shattering voice:
I'm his second wife. Judge
The man Of Law looked at h"r without liting ms
head or suspcnding his prctcn led wiring. Th"n
he said ia his usual tone Some things beside
which nrison would be a relief You ought to be
willing to take three years" The prisoner nodded
cheerfuy Then / viii give you one year You
seem 10 have had the other two before they ar
rested you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
4 CLEVER POLITICIAN.

..some men have 4 genius for politics. and Chap
Icr is one of them" remarked the old resident
You all know what drcssy naty iriioW ne u,
, 81, ,iIioii in his taste and how punc;ilious IN
l,ii n,nnrrs Tho first time that he appeared on
giSlltive ticket = without ms iho"
ar consent II WIS suddenly dSroyrred mat one
~ Inc nominees was unworthy ~" commute
d.ros.d him and Chapter WAS substituted, Ihcro
W. n, doubt as 20 his ability 10 carry thc Guy,
l,u there was inuch un"asincSs IN the party ds "
i,y no would impress the rural constituency, j.
Leave that to me were the assuring WoruS OF
CHAMBER He is scrupulously honest In all ms pri-
in letting the people suffer for the want or gooo
rcpr,srntative simply because they di@ n9t Under
-. ,rI him When ne went stunplng IN the couh-
49,, IA. vent i'm tin. garb Of farmer lie ana not
20 to the riaculous extreme oortiohaly Ie,n on on
.l,tb,, ,i.d not look rs though h"y had been Hitcd
ftnm , fashion plate. wore soft hat ana heavy
L,nts against which his cOrnS were in u constant
EVEN then he looked too much Ike pampered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
THE ORIGIN or A CAN'T SAYING.

From The Lamar Kan) Republican.
j II Fletcher. grocer Of Lamar thinks he
knows where and under what circumstances the
saving you'll have to show me: I'm from Mis-
souri," originated. Here is his explanation; An
know about II is what they told me At Colorado
Hprings last spring" said Mr. Fletcher. Il first
heard the phrase the last day Of May. but
According TO reports it was then becoming gray
haired in that section. though II was just be
ginning to get good start In Kansas and Mis-
Souri AS the story runs. fellow who never had
been up the mountains before was riding up the
Pixies cog road lie may have been Missourian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

favortc Of fortune to capture bucolic critics and
discovered the fact more quickly than
chapter. lie arose 10 the emergency Going to the
hotel OF OF the smaller towns. he invited a
number Of neighhoring farmers TO a little lunch.
He ate with n knife. drank clear coffee out OF a
saucer. and never touched the napkin placed be-
side hts plate. That night he blew out the gas in
his room and vas rescued by one OF tho en-
ploycs OF the hotel with whom he had made special
arrangement He carried the county with A whOop
md II Is proud to know how rapidly he has ac
quirrd the ways of the wcrld while retaining his
love for tho farmer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

,oindcr an insult sent challenge to the Judso'
who promptly destined it. The bearer; ratneI ~
tonished. asked. "Will you be prahoeu ID " W"
ard -, , ,..,,ho. 1T
.Certanly II he pleascs." replied Thatcher, ,,ot
always was one. AMI he knew H. VI ne "'" '
have riskcd challenge , -. o.,,,v
The affair o.casioned much mirth but S nmnty
Gorilla, rnl1tinns were restored the irritabl" outn
crnrr concluding there nothing to be gaihco 10
0eh:ing one who fired nothing but jokes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
THE ROXY or WRITING LETTERS.

From The Chicago News.
I'm more thoroughly convinced than ever that
u Is foolish To write letters.
Aha Youy" been getting into scrIpc. have
YOU hope its nothing that viii prove to be
serious.
serious should aay L. WAS serious wrote
20 friend II mine. skiing him - lend IN" 80. ana
spelled his name wtonE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

luses do ye give me wild ~" 'Galluses, exclaimed
he clerk Oh suspcrdcrs We don't give any
away at all "Phwat" shouted the customer
NO gailuscs, Phwat koind store Is this. ony-
how? No gausfs'' He threatened TO go and SEQ
he salesrnan's boss" but that didn't phase the
salesman and he finally went of. frmly convinced
that he had been swindlei, taking the suit with
him. because he wouldn't trust the salesman to
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
TRACKS on THE LAWN.

From The Denver Post
He making hollow pretcncc % being hun
cry at breakfast
"Iiad 10 stay at the oiiic" TO bllanc" the books
last night dear" he remarked
She Wa. gazing gioOmily out OF the window. ana
upon the lawn there W"r" diver, tracks
Il hon. the books better balanced than
yourself when you got through she -Wcrcd. rot
without bitterness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

dey warn't no meekness in dat action fer ne da
bout busted de rock wide open. he DID. On wen d
had No dey wuzn't muffin meek bout Moses
not ter my min Brer Williams. please pass d
hatv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
THE TEMPTRESS.

Doly-ITerbcrt, DO let me hGvo that sable collar
cite,
Hcrbert-Can't possibly afford it. dear.
Dolly-Horbcrt. I'll listen to your comedy.
Herbert
Doly-iTcrb,rt. I'll laugh at tho right placed
Gets it.)-(iunch.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
D0N'T B0RR0W

Your ueighbor's paper They
may notiike to offend yon. hut
you. may be sure they do not
apprectate-i 1t You can 9AES
the subscription price by pat
tronizing HEaALD advertisers
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
See Schultz About Insurance.

When the avFra83e n ahse eebtkd9 t0lih-
sure his fife he kn0ws, a. q rule, very
little about what be is Rettings- but 70
guided to q very large extent by the
Of the agent With
whom he deals. He has more or less
definite ideas OF what be W ants; ex-
o. ctingE theiagent to put Them In shape
for him suggest Of the MANY differ
ent plans, 'hs one which .best suits his
How necessary and impo1,-
taut then that he should sele0ts with
care the aeentnpon whose fntaf1f 9ence,
experier ce, and particularly. integrity,
depends upon the making of . .cortract
that is to bind him for fifteen Or tweh-
ty years, or even, ,.perhaps for life.
=, The uhd er5fgued is the duly sutsor-
lied district agent Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Co., of New York. Having
resided ia this city for the past SO
wears, bis isreputGsi6n for FAIR dexfinp
has been fully established.
Persons Wishing life insurauce will
find it to their inte est to consult with
: Inn: He2hss everypien4 Of insurahce
and will be glad to exp1afr them.
8. G. SCHtJz.
ITS Oregon St. -
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17

/ 1OWIuK OmCCr6 dC0 men were 68Ves
from the Maine:
Captain C. D. Sigsbee, Lieutepan
Commander r. Wainwright, Lieuten
ans G. F. whi.msn. Lieussusnt J.
Hood, Lieutenaus @: Jungeu, Lieuten'
ant c. P. Blow. Surgeon 8. G.. Hene
berg, Psym.ster Q. NJ. Fay. Chief En-
gineer G. F. Howell, Liensen.nt J. j.
Bianden, Chapdain >. +. Child WICK
Ptss Assistant .E Engineer =. G. Bowers,
hieuten"us- OF M'rines a; F.. css'in'
Asei''sos HnRineer = :. =: 81 MO rls' 4
Nava Saoess--'. D. Hoiden' W..
claverins' n. bronson, r. Wssnlneton
A. Crenshsw, ). T. Boyd, boats~aiI
E. =. Lae kin' Gunner .. nili' CsrPen1
ter J. Helm, PsymSsters Clerk b.
Mccarthy.
"a Men-Redon, Lsrson, Hailperg' Bull
lock- Aeivliie' whiis' 9a1p1n' husrl l.
-as' Noppln. IurPin. Hsrr1s. Lutz,
Jer'zon, Hollsno' Heoert'' McDevitt'
Folly. Huton1ns' scnwsrsz' Richards
'ieackie' flynne' Dreeeeier' Devio'
"1''nse''on' oo"' 'oA' |" nDl'
"s'els' nuersou' Snris'isnso"'
hoenier' Ericcson' Msck' Will
4hsms' >. Wnlte' Fauis' Coz
fee, !. ". Allen, Roe, D. Cronin, +.
Cahill J.: Kane Jereoe, G. A: Smith.
G. sheaSHerness' J. Heffron, Bloomer,
Jonneon, bergmsn, Mstsison' John
son, Pitcher, Hotter, Loftqe, McGtn-
ois, W.. Matiassn, 81 .Furness. Good,
Darkinsp Rau, McNsir Gebre,, A.
Hallock, senech, A, KNEE, Benjamin,
Mckay.
4 MISSING OFFICERS.
The two officers of the Msins1 whom
it is t.ared are dead are Liuet. tjunior
xrade}F. W. ;genkin. and Assistant En-
gineer Darwin D. Merritt
Mr.. jenkins iwsssssabor in A11eeHenv
City, June %, 1865, appointed Daval
csdet Sept. %; 1882, by Representative
ThomasfM Boyce: After 1 ehSrtcruisa
on the Atlantic he was Graduated 1iina
1 1893 .sta- vb;cb he ..rv.d .,,..s..-
fully n-xhs GzfeGnsr Ksarsarpe and
Assistant Engineer Merritt vas horn
At. Red .Oak. Montgomery oountv.
Iowa. April ", 1872. Hew,s .ppofns-
I'd to the naval academy Sem. 10 1891
at the head of his CLAN fsur
gesrs later. Hswsdt to se, ON, .he
A mphitrfte and was subseduently
,ransferred to the Indiana, receiving
inal eradu.sion July l., 1897.
asa EXPRESSES srMrxrHY.
oARLIN' Feorusfy The emperor
las wired Preeident Mckinley express
ing MS heartfelt synPathy and regret
- 'Do 'o'' u zee w.rsulp MAINE
So. A4sAD ~ 81. TIE .,is. eaAtNE'
!. S' re'FuH A'.TA olspescn
run nAVsns says s''ne workers u sne
'"''o" u 'ne "a'sniP aas4ne nave ois-
~ % % os" '"." "oiei N '1e 'n'Ps
''"'e'' -..-.-1r..--
- . :. sss-. - -
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17

ing sailors, we're heard shouts of,
|a.vivA Espxha! Mueran hos Amsfica-
NOS! Manana tendremos buensi pesca
len bahik!" We shall have good DISH
ingein the'bsy t0morrow), and such re-
marks coming from the Spanish rabbi e
Fconeregated in CREST numbers around
the wharvess and seemingly delighted
1t tho misfortune which. had befsalen
the American ship It WAS theus for
the f1rsss time; suspieion Of foul play
game to the mind.
/ Having induced 8 boGtmah TO take
him to the side of the burning vessel,
your corfesfohdeut snceeededin In seeing
Fssi0bt most horrible, which Is not
possible to describe. So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
J 'Bp-to' 8 O'Clock this mornfu9' only
twenty-one bodieswere recovered o1s
ofss0 oad Men WHO ~sre OF The 'bsst1e-
9u1p V4oluO W h0H Su0 0AV4OSAOA OSOoA0
red snd whuhpefishsd tas s restilt Of the
|explosion.< These bodies hsve beenrrs
covered at various' points.
CAPT. sIGsBEE.s VALUATION OF LIFE.
Not long ago the Maine with SiRs-
.bee in comm and, found herseh 'besriuk
dowh on an excursion boat in tho East
river Ahead wss tho excursion boat,
fhlli 81 human beings. On either side
was - barge. The only clear wsy'
showers pier. The old comm.nder
ordered his engtne'ss reversed sud to
the amazement OF the behofders bs
edstra*ght for the pier and ran
idto it amuck. The pier WAS badly
shrSaSp, the Mafus's nose was bruised,
but several hundred human lives wore
{ svsg The hsexcurBi0n boAt ran clear,
bus tan loaded freight osrs,' that were
ssahafhk on shs pier.s went to the bot
1 mot the river. There is no doubt as
to c6psafn 'siesbeeps 'rerkstve vxldstfun
OF ,humsn life and property. About
5000 IL prop psrty was destroyed but
i0O0 lives weresaved. That was not
8 bad ten midutes' work for msn
whose busiress'it il to kill.
- MESSAGES OF COINCIDENCE.
.WAsH1NGToN,, February 1.-THE
state department is receiving MESSAGES
Of cendofence snd sympathy over the
Maine disaster from the governments
all over thesworid.
The state department received the
following telegram from Consul Gener-
81 Leo early last night:
F! s'Prof. und sorrow is expressed by the
government and municipal authorities,
consuls of foreign nations. organized
bod es of all sorts aud citiz ,ns general.
ly. Flags are At half mast on the gov
ernor generals palace, on shipping in
the harbor and In the city. Bueiness
Is ssusp .nded, tha atres re closed. The
dead mum Dor shout 260. Oficer's q
quarters being in the rear and sea-
mems forward whore the explcsiop
took p ace, accounts for the greater
prOportionGf less of sailors. Funer-
al tomorrow st 3 p. m. Officers Mer.,
rftt and Jenkins are still missing. Sup.
pose you ssk that a naval court of in
qufry be held to ascertain the cause of
theeapl sion? Hope our people will
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
War has Reen Declared

Btween Romulue and the bull Sun.
+dsy afternoon at 3:a0, aud those who
faft to seeit-will m SRA battle royal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17

e. Psso Grocrry CO., leaders of low
prices, are pow selling two dozen of
good, freeh eggs for 25 cents.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
AN INSULT TO AMERICA.

After the expiosion shrieks and cries
we're hesrf comine from the sinking
ship. In tAn minutes crowds 1ocked
TO the piers aud wharves on the shore
Watching, as well as possible, the fear.
full sight. MinRlinR with the ecboe &
of tho walls Of the wounded and drown.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17

Two 3-'b cans Cal. table peaches,
m ar<. npricots or plums for $50 Sta
Grvcery.