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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
Hunters Cotton letter.

The character OF the early cables was re-
garded as unsatisfactory. The market opened
with an upward tendency. although trading
was not quite up TO expectations in volume OF
business Later on there were Indications of a
light port movement, which encouraged buy
crs. AS the morning progressed and it was
seen that Liverpool was making some prog
ress, local traders withdrew and buying was
resumed by prominent firms. who figured OH
the same side yesterday. The result was
net gain of to points by midday on In
creased trading which, however, failed to as
sumo largo proportions. Bears attributed the
smaller port arrivals to bad roads, of which
numerous advices We're received. Renewed
talk was heard of considerable short iaterest
In January at Liverpool Whether this story
possesses any element of truth, 1t served the
purpose of bulls. Liverpool sent some buying
orders aud 1t was evident that the lower plane
recently reached is making impression in
speculative circles. II is remarked that prom
inent parties who have been disposed to resist
an advance. have recently wheeled into line. |
regarding sales at present figures rather an |
unsafe proceeding. In later dealings the
market turned weak and the early improves
ment was temporarily lost. Buyers of the |
morning turned sellers indications OF |
clearing weather in the South and vague re- |
ports of war talk on the Cuban question at |
Washington,
New Orleans expects tomorrow $4,000 TO 49,
900. against HOOD last week and $500 last |
year Houston expects 1900 to 5000, against
1900 last week and $500 last year. Bombay
receipts for the week 40 600. against AZ 900
last year; shipments to Europe 5000, against
5000 last year.
12.oOo; futures steady ut Y to ! point adj
vance. Cloths ut Manchester in moderate
demand; yarns quiet but steady. Interior re-
Geipts were n,370 against 1l,746 yesterday
and 13.5T2 last year. Exports, 1000. New
York spots firm and unchanged at 5 Use.
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Month Of deliver,

asked; b bid; n nominal.
Liverpool Futureh
Opened quiet, demand moderate
steady; closed steady.
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FItUITs

MPLEs--l'anc Ben Davis sooafi. 80;
BANANAs--$i .5D9i.7S per bunch. hacked
for shipment
ctyANbERRi Escape Cod, $a.75Gi9 90 nor
critc; ss00ms.b0 per bill
IEMoNS,-M ohsina and Palermo conn,on
s. r.; ehoco, sS00ltag5 extra fancy. sSbo
GRAPES. Allncrin, SI.pplt600 pcr barrel
CHANGES California seedlings, $3.50; mn
ycis 5? g56l9.bO N-'' ~"
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COTTON on suIPDoARp

=, Cotton ,i on shipboard. not cleared at Calves
For Great misunderstanding Rita. ia9
bales: Rio Janeiro $685.; Fulwel. 1864, Ida
any, q. saturnina, sos; Navigator, SOiS Total,
For Frances Steamships Khio, $500 bales;
G53i; Tropea, 3S0I Families, 367s. Total, q.
1871. ''' -
For the Notwithstanding Darlington.
lbio bales; Glengoil. $50; Greta Holm, SS7S;
AVona, 26as; T. Il. Thompson. 1855; Elizabeth
Rickmers, 79i2; Acacia, 1903; Honiton. 100.
Beltor, l0ll, Total. iS.ISS
For New York Mallory line. Pill bales;
Lone Star line $40. Total, l0,S3l,
Total OH shipboard. 76,224 bales
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quotations are for less than caroud lots.
Special prices carloads.
JhRBEp WlRE--Gllddsn, EaI. sa3o moi 100
lbg Wnukcgan. $a,3s
WIRE NAiiS- Hate. 500 per Neg: nd
yarccs, lod, I'D aud led, &C. "a ana ga. 100;
y, W una "a. zoe; Id and 90. zoe; I'd, ilc, "a.
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Naasas city, January --wheat--IIigber,
1919 No. nomlaaliy ~; No spring ss
,,o Darn tr,r hisher No. mixed sias@siN
S,sa5,im airiye; No, white ails. rye
nis..ausi No. : isie Hay--rlrm; livh, "a
ns'pts; timothy 5000 ,oo prairie ,.coa'7 5 "a
~, m'sssipts. Wheat a2,s0n; corn, Go. tto, oa,s
, asv%, Wheat 1900: corn G., 100
S ,.o York, JANUARY CO., Wheat .Rccein,,
a s,,", SPOT lrm; No. = red I,Os. options
il a firm all day on light ofer,n WAS
~ rash POSITION aud broadening dcrnnn,i
'lon, Ivy CLOSING, seiiho higher; 30. n.d
i 4; wool md tin. quiet Cotton snsi
~. r ,,ie lsWt'is; prime yellow ~ sf p,s
~, .ru rosi Norper unchanged at los sneIs
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Month OF delivery.

asked; b bid.fn nominal.
New York FutsfeR
Opened quiet and steady: It rea]
steady and closed steady; sales w
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HOUSTON wnoLIasALE PRICES.
0notaiions for Round Lots or stnn,c
Commoditics

These quotations arc revised dnilv ana ,.a,.
rorrcvtnpss Gan be relied upon Tho prisns
ere tlrse ruling IN tho houston wholesale
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Month of delivery. cal
b bid; 8 sellers; value.
stocks MT United StAtee 4

bid; sellers; v value
stocks Mt United States 4 4
Stock this day. -...'.,...s''''S
stock this day last week ....'.''"''-'1
-tocis this uay last year .-...',',''ss' n /
Excess this season ....,s--
United states Expssr 4
This WI
rxnor,s ~ ,,r,,, rr,,,,r sslSii
E~,n,.,s W. isr'.,,,, e.5S
Exports u coniInent.... .....' soH's
,o,a, 1875
Comparative Spot
The following are the CLOSING n
cotton ON the spot today Ut re
kots, together with the closlps ,
yesterday, with today's sales & ,..: W
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All classca OF cattle arc In deman1 ~,
~, w mniket ia badly overstockod with hogs
Mah,leo hoHa are not wanted AT any prlry
Na'N's are scarce and bring good prices.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

772 E---7--9 -1E- ESSTLo IN WV -.77-9T =.
ss Aidsworth, w. W Wilson.
SIS Beltor, j. Moilcr & Co.
ss Easily. ]. Moller a Co.
ss Elizabeth kiokncrs. W. W. whson'
So Grcta Holme, j. Morrow & Go.
IS Gyllcr, Texas star Mills.
So IIilbrook, y. Ripley.
SIS Horatio, wm. Purr Il Co.
SIS Ida. J. Moller & Go.
ss Martime. Fowler 4 McNtis.
SIS Marylandsr j, Morrow & Co.
SIS Navigator, VIM. Parr & ca.
SIS Pensacola, Fowler a. McVitic.
SIS Ramiiies w w Wilson.
SIS Rcotn, Fowler u Mcvitir
SIS r. r. Thompson, j &oIler h 20.
Sch VIM IL. Clifford. Fowler & Mcvitie.
Dark Anna, J. Moller q Co.
Barge Regulator, Fowler & Mcvitic.
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour Steady.
No. rcd, 9S7s
Corn--No. .. 2iq27ii
white, afl4G2b.
Ryc--No. 2, e.
Barley No .. I, o. b.. 27i5dtli.
hltNAeed-No. /, l.2OMl3iH
Timothy seed--Prime. 40
Mess pork Per barrel e.57lsnss2H,
Laio-ror 100 pounds, iTGsfi 72iG
Short ribs sldes-Loose i60diaG
Dry saltcd shoulders Boxed iM6l5.
short clear sides--Boxcd SGl5.lO.
Whisky-Distillers finished goods, ptr gal.
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BY Gulf Colorado and Santa Pc raliwa,
2.12 bales, By International and Grcal North
ern, 1861; by Galveston, Houston and Hender-
son, go by Missouri, Kansas and Texas. "a 4.
by sioop Commodore. .. Total. i7Si bales.
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BOTTOM SEED ,.Ropucrs.
HIDES, WOOL ANp MlsliS,, 4

'fise'f raIa ly Ilousl0n aeaIsrs:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

Now that the whistle of the Amer
lean locomotive is to .resound on the
Nile, the bowling dervishes might as
well subside and retire into some dark
err recess of Africa.
The work of fitting all freight cars
on the Santa Fe railroad with auto
matte couplers is progressing rapidly.
The shops of each division are ass gp-
ed q certain number of cars. The mat err
ial for 800 cars is arriving at San
Marcial, and in a short time just that
number of cars will be fitted out with
the new continuance.
The Rock Island railroad company
is preparing to spring innovation by
the adoption of electric lights for it's
eugir es. Before long all the locomotives
of the through trains will b equip
ped with incsndescent lights and the
old fash Toned lamps will be discarded.
The first locomotive so equipped
reached Colorado Springs last week.
The headlight was 3,5OO-candle power
and threw brilliant. penetrating.
ard ray for three-quarters of a mile
ahead on the track.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22
Primrose and West.

What the name of "Barnum' is to
the circus business. the name of the
firm of Primrose and West is to the
minstrel business. What is said to be
the Creates and best company they
haze ever managed will play limited
enRageme ns of one night at the Myar
opera house tomorrow n'ght.
It is promise that these euterpris-
irg managers VINO are known to be al
ways foremost in pre-, enting the latest
and most original minstrel material
ard talent Obta Unable to their patrons,
have fairly ou'done them selves on the
prese occasion A number of novel
ties viii be Introduced in the perform
ance, including something quite new
In the way of first parts. The company
is sad t" be an exceptionally large one,
even for Prim ose and West with their
ideas of magnitude aud includes num-
Der of well known and talented come
dams aud singers. or these who will
strive to draw out the rioib ICES of the
audience tomorrow night AZ iuremOst,
of course, Mr.. Primrose, prime of en-
tertainers in his famous bu. revised
specially of the "Dandy Colored
Coon" with new songs, dances, etc.
After him comes George Wilson who
will be beard in new dessert alton on
the topics OF The day. Ernest Tenney,
the eccentric comedian, Manuel Ro-
name in new ballads Quak er City Quar-
etc, Ben Mowatt TITO, Waterbury
Bros. & Tenney, the Marvellous
Seymnurs and host If others
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

The people in charge of removing
the rem aims of tie Nassau street fire
we're astonished at the great number
of safes they found in the rubbish
The first day the took out seventeen,
the second twenty-six, AID today the
big policeman who stands and .'shoos"
people away from the place said they
bad dug out fifty-six. This remarkable
Increase of safes puzzled every one
until yesterday, when the wa Gilman
eport ed that at dead of night wagons
drove up loaded with safes and de-
posted theu in t1e debris. These
safes were pointed with signs like
this: ''Saved from the flames! This
one contained $50, 900 in Kelley Motor
stock, all of y hich was taken out no
harmed, either by fire or water.n
There are safes 10 New York that have
been in every r"minent fire of recen,
Fears, and mi lions of dollars worth
IF boz DIS have ben found in tn emf
YOU believe tie LEGENDS painted on
their doors. The latest theory as to
the CT gin of the Nassau street fire is
hat it was a case of spontaneous COM
bus tion of fireproof safe.-Ex.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22
Cattle Raisers' AS Ocia; ion.

The Cattle Rals ers' a.sOciat on of
Texas. which is peri APPS the largest
and most influential organization in
the state, will hold its twenty
Sc ;ond annual convention in Fort
Worth beginning Tuesday, March the
Sth.l
The forthcoming meeting at Fort
Worth promi, es to be the largest,
most enthusiastic and useful ever held
by the association. In view of this
fact, the biR-hearted people of the
city of Fort Worth are already max
ing extensive preparations not only
for the Ell tertai oment of the members
of this as, ociation, but also for all who
may visit the city during the sitting
of the convention. Several thOusaud
dollars have been subscribed by
the citizens of Fort Worn
for the entertainment of the visi-
tors.
The transportation committee who
have in charge the matter of secur ing
reduced rates from all the railroads,
have assurances from the leaiif 2
railroad I, jmpanies that they will for
this occasion, put GA half fare rata
with maximum Of s. fer Texas points
and half-fdre rate for points outside of
the state.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22
Consult free DR.. Re-
giSter about the New
Cure for Consumption,
Bronchitis g. Catarrh.
Prudential Block,

carried the CHI q in q surveying party
wss patriot in the early days when
patriotism grew at on bread crusts
and speeches, All when fat contracts
wheat corners an 'oal trusts were un-
known. He joi. i the Continental
army he did, and grew up to be a real,
genuine colonel; not any of your bogus
colonels of the prese Mt degenerate, ano
hardly L IS degenerate preceding day
and generation, who display their mil
itary spirit 10 the INST unmili ary
manner possible. and never dream Of
attaining to military command: but a
real colonel in the army. Then Wash
ington grew some more, and became q
general in the revolution-not resO u
tiOn, as Mrs. Partir 2 ton would say,
though as for resolution the father of
his country had whole cubic yards of
1t, in fact whole bonded warehouse
full and several acres to spare. Yes,
be became the ancestor of his country.
he sat for his portrait in oil, became
president, was pelted by Philadelphia
school children with flowers, and after
a long and exhausting career of useful
ness died from a cold caught by not
knowing enough to go in when it
rained, and then sitting about the
house with wet shirt on.
Yes. this is Washington's birthday,
dren to the picture galleries-where
there are any, and point out the
famous picture of Washington cross
ing the Delaware. Irreverent people
who like to scoff and make fun at
everything, say the haste the father of
his country manifested on that par
ticular occa- ion was due to his eager
ness to escape from 80 unpleasant q
city as Philadelphia. Others, as the
u,~If tor n.1 oil ~
is symbolical OF an ice harvest, and
that Washington is getting in his
winters supply OF ice: also, that the SOL
der in the bow of the boat who is
welding pole has in his har DIS the
north pole. People should not talk
thus, it does not encourage serious
spirit in whose accordance our institu-
tior s were four ded, witches burned
in "Good bless the commonwealth of
MASSACHUSETTS," the Eaptists fred
neck and heels into the pocket borough
of Rhode Island, John Bull and the
Moors whip ID, and the Monroe doc
trine enuEciated. The banks aud
the postoffices are closed today,
ard the commercial wheels of toe
country are at a stsndstill; there is no
school, the voice of the skater like
that of the turtle dove is he ard in the
land, the American eagle tncircles
onu onCiicAeo LII we amD ent urma-
ment as he cries, "a Mt some?' Ans
the happy and conte nted fire. emen be-
meath who oGce thrashed John Bull
and now long to spank Spain, Ella
culate back, you aire pumpkins.'
Yout full reader; if you GROW up real
gooo, don't chew gum or smoke cigar
cites, and be patriotic.like the father of
his coun ry. you may some day become
so renowned that your birthday will
e celebrated by the post Offices observ
ing SUNDAY hours, and the banks Civ
ing their clerks CHARGE 10 90 skating
and attend bull fights.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22
G.. Washinet.,n's Birthday.

Today ia WashIpgton's birthday, or
as it is termed by those who wish to
.ppear real funny and Overshoot the
mark, ''BirthingtOn Washday."
This is the one hundred and something
anniversary of the day on which Wash
expecta-t aud anxious household, sit
is boy" And it that Virginia h ouse-
nod could only have been an a. grega-
ion of mind readers, and seen ahead
into the N ;sty future what was coming
in connection with the history of tina
kid, there would havs been general
condition of coma, if mot of aralysis,
not OF ly in tn at 0 Dom mi IN MAJOR,
but over the entire thirteen, simon
MES. Blu. as it was, the happy pa
merely ha 1ded srou- the cigars and
accepted congratu ati0rs.
Old man Washington of course
thought his good better half had pre-
sented him with comely youth of
10 8 derable many parts," as they
say up 10 New Hamshir and that the
young man gr w up to take a large
blrck Ct stock in that now some W t
sraniy nccommodi'y, Tru h, is set
fer with more or less rhe tori"al fire
readers. Washi gton in.or was pass
ionate:y fond of tops a. ha chefs. He
loved to see the .vings fly with all
he a"dor su2g sted by sucn a C )mb N
alton as All o. erzea GUS e'nperament
ard ackplane. In au unlucid inter-
val the Dung man got in his WORK on
history avers,a mall cherry tree that
the old man lay big store by, thong b
.he irrevereut alleg- it was crab apple.
and no g oo1 anyhow. Pa Washington
ra ghtway got up on his fair large
e ~, aod, and-well, just here our
memory grows dim. We do not re-
memhe whether when Georgia said,
''PA 1 cannot till Ii l did it wi
nv little Ratchet" pater familias over
cnme by the unwonted spectacle, cat
himself On hi bows evagoera- ed sh irt
collar and wept the starch of seven
wa he out OF it for.joy, IT whether he
gave the kid good sound iarrupi g
any how with 6 feet birch, packed
him off to bed without any supper, aud
w ,uld MT let him eat any pie for a
whole week. Gentle reader, you car
hunt up the story books, ard look the
thing up for yourself.
c. Washington grew up to be = man
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

and reinforcement Of that wonderful
strength promoting "Favorite Prescrip-
ton :" originated by DR.. R. v. Pierce, chief
consulting physician of the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y, and
one of the most eminent of living special
lists in treating the ailments of women.
Mrs. David H. Langley, of Lancing, Morgan
Co. Tenn, in a rece mt letter to DR.. Pierce wrftes
~ am now thirty-six years old and have given
have twin boys six years old. The same spring
after they were born was confined to my BED
all spring and summer with female complaint
had 1t so badly could hardly walk around the
house without feeling worse. was restless at
night, sleep almost left me, and was almost a
skeleton. did not call my doctor had tried
the doctors twice before when was down with
the same trouble, and my husband paid out
great deal for me. received no lasting benefit;
I had almost lost all hope of ever being able to
do anything. My husband had to work very
hard and could not even attend to the babies.
No one can know the distress of my mind as
well as body. DIR. Pierce's Favorice Prescription
was the only medicine that seemed to do me any
part of the second, could sleep well and all my
troubles began to get better. believe I took
eight bottles and then I felt like different
person. I gave birth to another baby and my
'Favorite Prescription: and was soon relieved
and able to do my work, including the
washing"
Mothers would be immensely helped in
raising their children strong and healthy
by the sound professional advice contained
in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser This thousand-page book will be
sent free for Fl one-cent stamps to pay the
cost Of mailing only. Address, World
pispensary Med. Assn, Buffalo, N. Y, OF
send 81 stamps for cloth.bound copy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

"If Spanish troops W. re to land in
merica, march down the Potomac and
shooI the dome off the capital, Me-
Kinley might poss bly, think about Of
feriuR arm, resista 1ce-if be could
st cure the consent of Marcus Aurelius
Hanna and J. Pierront Morgan. -
This is the ST ly utterance of man
who only two year ago WAS the chief
executive of one of tbs gre atest states
Of the American union. M woude.
foreigners hare such a poor Opinion of
Anne rlcans while such .small calibre
polite ans are selected to fill high
places AID poe as representatives,,
public ments.-EXchpnpa
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22
TIE local authorities have discover

Ire local authorities have discovered
that in several g rocer sores in this
city the sal lie of adu tsrated wine with
sail 'ilic acid has been going on for
considerable time. The superior
ooai of health decided that this was
not only an iufraction upon the SAINT
tsry code but aso franc. and con.
signed tie case to the prosecuting at
torney: The judge of the second cor
r. ctonial court Instituted An investi-
gaaion on the subje i, r, su ting In the
arrest OF ff cen ore keepers. All of
tue IN, however, were manded for
trial and obtaine their Ii ely on SO o
bail each Two Republics.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22
Fairview Journal.

Twenty five hundred car loads OF
freight, siietraeked on &C
court of the F.irview tunnel fire. pa s.
ed through this po.D t last week. Nearly
900 men employed in the removal OF
the blockade have been paid nff and
ischargad. The tunnel accident it
self has not only been the cause OF
hundreds of thousands of dollars ex-
penditure but it b as also lost nearly a
81, 900, OO0in diverted traffic and in pay
meut of mileage for trains over the
South rn Pacific system.
In the great reckoning of the loss
sus tained are also charged the terri
BILE items of amsges for seven men
that were killed and thirty three that
were mi lred in the work of restoring
the tunnel. The restoration was long
thought to be impossible, but after a
blockade lasting for thirty days, it lie
again opened.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

The tobacco Industry in South Texs 9
has reached SUCH proper t;ons that both
Houston and Galveston are seriously
contemplating the establis hment of
tobacco warehouses and the building
up of local markets for the encourage.
ment and promotion o. the new indus.
try.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

A. 81 Fuos is bringing in some
very rich and peculiar ore
from his great mine near
Octolan, In the Mexican state OF Ca
xaca. The ore is black sulphide of
silver averaging about 800 ounces Of
silver to the ton and $40 gold to the
100 ounces of silver. Some of the
samples show groups of long black
crystal that may be cut with a knife.
and these are of pure silver lees tn
contained sulphur that blackens them,
while other samples are OF botryoidad
CRYSTALS in large clusters, which assay
as high as $4,000 ounces silver to the
ton. The extension of the Mexican
Southern railway from the city of o.
xaca to the Pa if, W II pass near the
Bullion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

"Libertad" Of Qua Ia s. IRA. saws that
a j weller Of the CITY of Mexico. named
Ernest nm. !. has invented an an
par@tus by mea IF which he can
make phOtog wire. It. is assert
I'd II at Humm !, by actual experiment.
demonstrated that photog anhs may be
sent to great distances, warranting q
resemblance to the person In the same
manner that photographer can make
portrait direct.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

There is not as much liberty
OF movement among the soldiers at Fort
Bliss as there was before the Maine
blow up. The men are not allowed to
cave the garrison except on special
permission and furloughed mel are re-
called to duty. The Buys begin to think
that there may really be business
ahead
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

Two Milw .ukee officers took Leslie
ST. Elmo back with them last evening
to Wi>co sin where be will be tried
for en- be zzlement,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

The state authorities a. Yucatan are
making great efforts to provide good
roads throughout the state, and are
spending considerable money in this
ne -essary work.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

Finest residence in the city-cost
BIZ ,OO0-will be sold for S12. 600. s., 900
ash. Balance in seven installments
It per cent interest.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

Good sized store and light basement,
opposite Plaza, new Mills building.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

To be the
m O t b e = of
many children
is r a n K e d
among natures
chief bic s s.
ings but
SNwhen the
Y are s of
NJ the busy
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

~ + are added to the trials
~ i of frequent motherhood,
" 1t is too. great a burden
$S for a woman who is not in
" Fpri1ne health and condition,
IN Every woman who is called
W. upon to bear the ordeal of
bringing many, children into
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

500 will buy house Of 4 rooms on
Anthony st Adobe and irame.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-22

Three lots corner Of. Idaho and Vir-
ginia sts., $3.50 cash for all.