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Continued Settlement

Settlements continued at the April term, lo,f, of the Jefferson county Probate court, for conformation at the July term thereof: Annual settlement of l. J Moore, admins trator estate Lewis Moore deceased. Annual settlement of c H. Lyman, admin istrator estate ], II. Cunningham deceased. Annual settlement ". A, Clay. adminis- trat0r estate of A. ". Short deceased. Annual settlementef N. A. Jolly exeeuiEix estate Edward Jolly deceased.
 Ann0ai settlement M c. Cantrcll admy. estate D. j. 0antreu deceased,
 Annual settlement Agness Braay admx, estate Pitson Rraddy deceased
 Annual settlement ". F. Notes Sdn. Ruby and Bessie Franklin. minors.
 FRANK B. FLANDERS.
 23-w4t County and Probate Clerk.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the county court Of Jefferson county, Arkansas, on Mondaythe 26th day of July, lSaf for m order for the creation of the following public road: Beginning nj the cor poration line of the city of Pine BluG at the extension of Main street and running thence south upcn the line dividing the West half of section 15, township 6, south range 9 west to the lower Monticello road and connecting there at the place of s. r. Alexander.
 J. l.. JULIAN.
 E. l., HANCOCK. : fl 4w A. HOLLAND. and others.
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Dr. Jos. Haas
HOG < POULTRY RlHEDY
ns YE.A.Rs sHeeEss

Thousands testify as follows; Prevents Disease-I. c. Sydnor, C
 der. Mo. Arrests Biscase-ScottF Fisher, Holden,
 Mo. stops eoagh-R. $. Cook, Wichita.
 Kan. Destroys Worms-G. H. searle, Edgar,
 Neb. Hastens m2turity-G ". Berry,. Der
 ryten, Kan. Increases Flesh-C. N. Hubert, Craig,
 New. Saves Feed-J.G Flippen, Claremore, Does all it .Glaime--A Mccormick,
 Elizayille, KY. Beware of Substitutes and Imita- For sale by
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Special Assessment,

The tax book for tbe collection of the special assessmept upon the real property District No ,, for the purpose Of paving. has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are re- Quired to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from date. If such payment is not made, action will be commenced at the aud of that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this Eth day of .mue, 1892 II, r, " ESTHR00k.
 65 ddw Collector
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7th daY of Aueust. 1897.

expose for sale to the highest bidder, on a credit of fouJ months, all the title Of the said j. Y. Joyce and Anna Joyce in and to the fol- lowing lands, situated within the State of Arkansas. and morn particularly described as folows tOWit:
 in Jefferson cuunty--The northwest quart CT of the southeast quarter, of section 5 township r. south range west
 Fhe purchaser or purchasers will be reQuir ed tO give their note with approved sureties payable in four months. with six per cent interest from date, and q lien will be retained upon the lands sold as further security for purchase money
 GEORGE MANDLEBAUM [ Aw Receiver.
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MORPHINE, WEIISKEY. OPIUM AND
 COCAINE
 HABIT.

And for all other diseases that come to this great health resort such as rheumatism, neuralgia. insomnia. nerve, blood, liver, kidney and stomach complaints. His home treatment for the whiskey and drng habits can be sent to any address, solicited and con fl Reference: Any banker or city official of Hot Springs.
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Hk. SHERMAN AND

THE FIH lNEd LS. Tho serious charge which Secre.
 tary Sherman brings against Great
 Britain in the sealing controversy appears to strike London eommen-
 tatess mainly as display of bad
 manners.
 We are not unused to that kind
 of criticism; it greeted Mr. 0lney $
 dispatches of year before last in the
 Venezuela boundry dispute. His
 blanness in telling the truth was another example Of the inearably
 bad manners of American diplo-
 macy, to use the Grophics phrase,
 and the London newspapers at first laid great stress on that point; but it did not take long to find out that the people of England were more concerned about the matter than
 the manner of the dispatches.
 The truth is that in both instances -Englands policy had been one Of 10. tal indifference to American inter. est, and polite platitudes in the dis cussion with her had failed to do any good. In the Venezuela ease, she held by force the land she had siezed from the American republic, and then sauvely declined arbitras tion. In Behring Sea her pelagie hunters are exterminating the Pri- bylov seal herd, and she has hither- to declined to join in imposing in- creased restrictions, because she is not absolutely compelled, under the Paris reward, to revise the regula- tions until after a trial period of
 five years.
 ! SBad manners, according to Brit- ish view, seems to consist in telling England unpleasant truths, and describing her policy and conduct exactly as they are. Mir. sherman informs Ambassador Hay that the the President has been deeply dis appoin ted at her refusal to suspend pelagic sealing in the Behring Sea for this year and to confer on the adoption of better rules for seal hunting, In doing this he points out that while the report of Dr. Jor- dan, the American expert commis sioner of last year, was made avail ably promptly after his return from Behring Sea, "itseems to have bet ter suited the purposes of her Mag esty's Government towithhold Prof Thompson's report until m oppor- tunity was afforded to examine that of Dr. Jordan, and thus enable the former to pass on the latter in re- view, critieise it's statements, and, as far Us possible, minimize its con elesiieas '"
 This is one of the bisterest of the assertions in a report characterized as ugly by the Daily Aems of Lon don but is it not the exact fact2 II so, 1t deserves to be noted, because the delay of the British report for months beyond the American did not allow ample time for discussing them before the opening of another sealing season. Mir. sherman re- sents this treatment of scientific in vestigations, and notes that our Government had no chance 10 ex- anime Prof. Thompson's report be- fore the final releetion of the Presi dents proposals, based mainly upon its conclusions. This conduct, says Mr. Sherman, recalls the in cident which preceded the arbitra- tion tt Paris, and which came near rendering that arbitration abortiye, when a similar report of the British Commissioner was withheld until
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Please Read.

Farmers and gardeners who.haye grown meritorious products are nr- gently reauested to place specimens on exhibition at the Exposition Building. l stand ready to pay for sarc ., if required, and have glass jars ane preserving fluid on hand for their preservation.
 J. W. BocAGE, Sec.
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Warming Order.

In the Chanceyy conrt of Jefferson county Arkansas. B. LeVerett. Plaintiff, Vs Wm. A, Leverett, Defendant The Defendant Wln,A LeYerett, t,isYarnedto appear in this court with
 n thirty days and answer the complaint of ilaiutiH ,B, Leverett. Given under my hand ad the sealof said eaurt this 5h day of June A D. ls95 Fl. "A. MCG0Y, Clerk
 1 w4w E. B. BLOOM, D. c.
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E E <,

Is needed by poor, tired mothers, over worked and burdened with care, debiIi
 tated and run down because of poor, thin and impoverished blood. Help is needed by the nervous sufferer, the men and women tortured with rheumatism, nou- ralgia, dyspepsia, seroinla. eatarrh. Help
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will be Public Examination of Teachers at Pine BluG, Arka the 1st 2d days July, 1897. to ascertain the professional qnalihcae tiQHs of all persOus desiring to teach iii the public schools of Jefferson County
 c. F.. LNTGE.
 County Examiner. Altheimer. Joffersrn County, Ark, June 7th. 1897, 6s WtW
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 LteealNer's salR.

N obedience tadirectiens contained in fha deeretal ordefo of the Ghaneefy court of Pulaski county duly entered of record. ia cause wherein T. II. Bunch N as plaintiff, and j E. Joyce and Anna Joyce, composing Che firm of J E Joyce x Co.,. were defendants, the undersigned will, at the east front door CT the court house, in the city of Little Nock,
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 Warning Ortler.

In thc lusaee Peace court. Ynugine town ship. before ". D. Nance. J. r Golden Eagle Co. Na- T. E. smith The Defendant r. E. smith. Is warned to apnear in this court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff. Golden EagleG0. June i0 1S91. W. D. VANCE, J. r, 6 F w4w
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DR. J. B. BROOKS,

late physician in charge of the keeley Institute at Hot Springs, Ark. and the Fri FAiXira Remedy Co. Memphis, has opened at Hot springs a private institute for the treatment 0f the
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Warming order

NJ. T perdne, Plaintif. vs Paul Oliver. Defendant, in the Chancery court of JeGer- son county Arkansas. The Defendant Paul 0lNep Is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days aHti. answer the complaint of the PlaintA NJ. T. Perdue Given under my hand this 25 day ofJ Jane, A. D.. lSoi.
 { --e-- II, \, MCCOY, clerk. i SEAL e. B, BLOOM, D. C.
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Warning Order.

In the Justice Peace court. Yaugine town ship, before ". D. Vance, ]. ?. F. !. Lam- pert. vs. IL. X. 0shoreu. the Defendeut II. \. Osborne. s warned to appear in this court within thirty days aud aus,ver the complaint of the Plaintiff R. J. Lampert. June l0 1887. W. D. VANCE, J. ?.
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PINE BLuFF, ARK. JULY si, isai
Mss WILLlE HIcks has rcsnmed

eobtroi of the Lonoke Deooegat She is thoroughly equipped for the duties incumbentupon an editor and publisher, aud we shall be please to note her success. Arkansas Demo
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OUR cLuBBING RATES.
Lending Nevapapers u fedaoe Prices when 9ahen with the seFni-
 Weekly Graphic.

phe tXiee-a-w week GRAPme has made arrangements with the leading newspapers of Che country whereby 1t can secure them for its subscribers at greatly reduced prices. 4he list appears below, the price named be- ing fer the twicc-a-weell GRAPHIC and the newspaper mentioned both for one year.
 'rhe tWiee-a- week GRAPHC and the: Thriee-H-W week New ! Y0rk World. 200 Weekly Commercial Appea al..,.....$l 10 Farm ..,...................,..., J. .OV Home and Farin..,............,..... l.l3 Farm d0nfnal ...........s.s...... ...... ,u0 FeXas Farm and ttanch.............. 2.00 Weekly Courier Uurnal......-....... q. 2p New York Daily Aayeptiser,,@.sT. 3.O0 W0mankind ....-..-............ 1. .bU Atlanta G0nstitHti0a................. 2.00 In the above list are free silver. sound money, Republican. Democrat ie, farm and household publications, and every one ean find a paper to suit him. The Farm News, Farm Journal and W0maukin1 are pub- lished monthly; the Home and Farm twice a month: Commercial ABReai.
 Farm and Ranch, Coarier-Journab and Atlanta Constitution, Weekly. New York World. three times week and the New York Advertiser daily Including sunday
 Parties should avail themselves of
 these prices 3 once, as they are sub- 1 ject to change at any time.
 Select paper send the amount stated ahoyc, aud your will receive ! the paper selected aud thc tWiee-a=
 week GRAPHIC for one Xcar
 Wtf s;EMf- 8EEEIA GRAPHIC.
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825 to 950 PER wEEK--ean be orders for the Earth Girdled," by Rev q Dewitt Fahmagc. Rare, radiant and charm ing; hundreds of new phOios-slands srcnee
 people aud places The worlds wonders. as seen ahd described by the greatest living bfeaehef aud orator Over h00 massive qua1t0 pages Agents rcaping golden harvest of orders; one feports 90 sales in hours ffbeT. ai terms, No experience needed. Write for agency. quick. Address, "pconle's" sQH
 Market St., Philndelphia te ,sf,.
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c. yOSS & TB0.,
 Pine Bluff. Ark.

package. Largest arc Chcauest. Man orders receive prompt attention
 end stamp for lIogoloEy. "a 9i page paper on swine; tMentiou this paperl Jos HAAS ' E. lhoiahlpGils Ind. 6m MtL
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
The kneebS Case.

BERLIN, February 5.-The hearing
of the appeal of Robert T. Kneebs, the
American trotting horse owner, against
the judgment of the court condemning
him to s months imprisonment for
entering a ''ringer" on the German
race tracks, was continued today and
the taking of expert testimony resumed
Veterinary experts Mills and Klinger
differed with Professor Eggeling. who
has produced plaster cast of the jaw
of the mare "Bethel" in support of his
contention that the mare he examined
in America, alleged to have been
Bethel, was not as old as Bethel would
have been. Herr Klinger maintained
it was impossible to declare the age OF
horse by the examination of the cast
of the jaw produced by Professor
Eggeling, which could be that of a
horse born in 1886.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
A Legislative Committee Has
it Under Cross Fire.
ON TAP.
Trying to Find Out What Combination
Exists Between the Coffee and SUI
gar Trusts-The Witnesses Dodge
the Point at Issue. Other News OF
General Interest.

| New YORK. February 5.-The spe'
cial legislative committee appointed
to investigate the subject of trusts,
met in this city today. H. o. Have
meyer and Theodore A. Havemeyer
heads of the American Sugar Refinery
company, were on hand, having been
subpoenaed as witnesses. Theodore
A. Havemeyer was called as first wit
ness. He denied that his company
controlled the sugar market or fixed
the price of sugar, and said price OF
sugar had not increased because of the
acquisition of those companies: in fact,
sugar was now lower than when compa-
MES acquired control of their plants.
He denied the absortioa of other COM
panies for purpose of shutting off com
petition in the sugar market. Witness
said he went into the coffee business
because he thought it was pretty good
business. "The American Sugar Re-
finery company" witness said 'had no
connection with the coffee company" ."
Senator Lexow elicited the fact that
the Havemeyers and John E. Sea rles
held equivalent positions in the Amer
lean Coffee company as they did in
American Sugar Refinery company.
The witness admitted to twelve per
cent dividend since 1891, there may
have been accumulated a surplus of
stock. He could not say that it had
increased from S9,OOO,OOO to s13, 2OO,-
00O
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns.

LISBON, February 5.-Premier Hint
ze Robeiro today delivered to the
king the designations of the entire
ministry, informing his majesty that
the cabinet finding themselves unable
to grapple with the present. economic
and financial situation, had, therefore,
resolved to retire from office. The
king accepted the resignation and
summoned the progressist leader, Sc
nor Laciano De Castro, to form new
ga 1inet
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Will Get Good Berths.

ANDERSON, Ind, February 5.-This
morning National Republican Com nit
teeman, w. S. Durbin, who is also d
member of the executive committee
and in close touch with President-elect
Mckinley, said to correspon dent of
the United Associated Press: "You
may announce, upon my authority.
that Perry S. Heath has been rendered
the place of consul general to Paris
and will accept. J. K. Gowoy, chair
man of the Indiana republican commit
tee has been rendered a first class
foreign ministerShip.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
The Day Taken up on Con-
tested Election Cases.
A NEW SENATOR SEATED.
The Delaware Senatorial Contest is
Taken up and Democrat is Seated
The Senate Committee on Elec-
tions Report Against Dupont for
the Seat.

| WASHINGTON, February 5--Duripg
the routine of the morning business,
Senator Gray presented the credential Is
of Richard r, Kenney, as senator-elect
from Delaware. The credentials be-
ing in due form, signed by the governor
and secretary of the state of Delaware,
Mr.. Chandler took occasion to say tn at
while he should not object to Mr.. Ken
ney's being sworn in, he believed Mr..
Dupont should fill the vacant seat and
the matter would doubtless be brought
before the senate in due time contest
ing Mr.. Kenney's right to the seat.
Escorted by Mr.. Gray, Mr.. Kenney
then appeared before the vice-pres-
| ident and took the oath of Office.
After three sessions devoted to the
consideration of the petition of Du-
pont, of Delaware, in his claim to q
seat in the United States senate, the
senate committee on privileges and
elections this morning refused to reopen
the case. Messrs. Mitchell and
Pritchard were absent, but every other
member of the committee. except Mr..
Chandler, voted against taking up the
case again.
Effort was made by Senator Morrill,
to have the house bill taken up pro-
hibiting the sale of Intoxicating liquors
in the capitol. Senator Thurston who
had the floor on Mr.. Aliens Pacific
railroad resolutions, consented to yield
in order to accommodate Mr.. Morrill,.
But assurances were given by Mr..
Hill that vote on the bill could not be
reached during the morning hour.
Thereupon Mr.. Aliens resolutions was
taken up. Senator Thurston proceeded
with his argument against his col
leagues resolutions in favor of the COM
promise arrangement by which the
government would receive from the
Union Pacific company at least S29, ,O00,
900 net for its claim against the COM
pany.
In the house Johnson, of Indiana,
presented the unanimous report of the
elections committee No. 2 upon the
contest OF Alex B. Benoit, VS.. Charles
B. Boatner, from fifth district of Loui
siana, in favor of Boatner. Upon the
contest for the seat, subsequent to
election in 1894, the seat was declared
vacant by the house and a special
election held to fill the vacancy. Benoit
again contested and the committee find
he had no case.
Daniels presented the report of the
election committee No. l upon the con-
test Of L. I. Hopkins against Jos. NJ.
Kendall, from the tenth Kentucky dis
trict, in favor of Kendall.
The house then entered upon the
consideration of the private pensions
bill which have been acted upon by
committee of the whole.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
THE ms AND OUTS.
Going and Coming of FL Paso People
and Others

Going and Coming of FL PasO People
and Others
Mrs. J. G. Farnham has returned
from Chicago.
J. W. Adams, of the Chicago & AL
tons San Francisco offices, is in town.
Private Secretary Alva, of General
Hernandez is in Juarez from Chihua-
hua.
Mrs. L. Fletcher Clark of the Clark
Whitson Music company is in town
from Denver.
Mrs. R. H. Bishop and little daught-
er Alice, have gone to California on a
month visit.
J. E. Priest, of Albuquerque, is in
town en- route south to take charge OF
a gang of graders.
f. J. Godair, we'll known cattleman
from Midland, is in town and reports
stockmen getting $l8 per head for their
cattle.
Contractor D. d. Serle of Denver.
came down on the Santa Fe this noon.
He says they are about through with
the pile driving at the Selden dam.
F. M. Rhomberg, of Albuquerque, a
musician and matchmaker has removed
to this city to take position with A.
H. Richards. Get him into the Nc
| Ginty band.
Ira D. Sankey, the noted revival
singer, will be in Ell Paso Wednesday,
and Thursday of next week, and the
city ministers are holding meeting
this afternoon at Y. NJ. G. A with q
view to giving Mr.. Sankey warn
welcome.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Cashier Violated Instructions.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-Two of
the directors of the Northwestern
National bank Cf Great Falls, Mont,
took charge OF that institution this
morning, superceding the executive
officers. They telegraphed the comp
troller of currency that the cashier of
the bank had bought securities in VIC
lation of Instructions and their action
had been based on that fact Ia re-
sponse to a request for instructions, the
comptroller has sent d bank examiner
to take charge Of the bauk.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Stuart Ell Route to Nevada.

DENIsON, February Dan Stuart
the promoter of the Corbett-F'itzsim-
mons fight, left for Nevada today to ar.
range for the coming fight. Before
leaving Stuart said: THE battle will
either take place at Reno or Carson
City. There will be no hitch in pro.
gramme. No technicalities and nc
legal interference nor anything to lool
for in that direction. l shall erect al
ampitheatre to seat 25.O00 people and
expect it to be filed. | shall arrange al
the details soonafter reaching Nevada
and will then announce the place
where the contest will take place"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Linked Vocal Sweetness Long Drawn
Out-TaX Levies in Danger.


The council met last night with a
full deck except Mr. Clifford who was
out of town. Major McGlennon was
given further time in which to make
report on the Southern Pacific sewer.
The city collector reported 81, ,639. 20
collected during January. Referred to
the taxation committee.
City Attorney Townsend reported
that if the city wanted to fund its in
debtedness it must repeal the ordinance
authorizing the issue of water works
bonds, so as not to exceed the levy
authorized by law. Mr.. Roberts asked
what would have to be done in order to
repeal the bonds, and Mr.. Stewart ad-
vised that if the attorney appointed to
collect the back taxes had any luck he
could save the city from any funding
for Indebtedness. But. come to think
OF, he didn't believe the city could sell
its funding bonds. The matter was
| finally referred to the finance committee
to wrastle with in thought and report.
| Mr.. Stewart for the finance commit
tee recommended the payment of the
| following bills which were ordered
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Jumping Into Trouble.

GUTHRIE, o. T., February 5.-Indi-
cations point to serious trouble at
Mangum, Greer county. Apparently
the bill recently passed has caused a
grand rush and every lot not occupied
by building has been 'jumped," and
is being held down by men with Win
chesters and six shooters, while the
original claimants who laid out the
town under the laws of Texas are max
ing ugly threats.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Lost at Sea,

LISBON, Portugal, February 5.-The
British steamer Omega, in passing
Peniche, Portugal, today, signalled
that the British steamer City of Agra.
Captain Lyderson, bound from Liver
pool to Calcutta, was lost at sea and
the captain of the City ofiAgra was on
board the Omega. No mention was
made of the Agra's crew.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Two Bank Failures.

FRANKLIN, Ohio, February 5.-The
First National bank suspended today.
Capital 800, 900, surplus $50, 900, un-
divided profits $50, 900, deposits sl35, 200
loans and discounts S195, 900.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, February o.
The Northwestern National bank of
Great Falls was placed in the hands of
receivers this morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Two Bars of Silver Stolen.

ST. LOUIS. February "a special
from Durango, Mex, says that two bars
of refined silver, valued at $4,000, were
stolen from Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. ex-
press Office in that city. The employees
claim it was stolen while the Office was
closed. No clue to the robbers
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
The Markets.

NEW YORK, February 5.-The rail
way and miscellaneous stock market
opened weak and lower. Sugar was
pressed for sale and dropped from a
point to 113s; Jersey Central fell to
9S4 other prominent issues receded / "a
! per cent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05

The big army ambulance filled with
army ladies was run away with this
afternoon on North Oregon street, the
gentle mules taking fright at an S. P.
engine. The driver, young soldier,
with difficulty guided the zebras down
past the little plaza where they were
finally persuaded to halt in their wild
career. No damage.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Another Surprise.

Geo. Harper has full line of office
supplies this week at astonishing low
prices; and don't forget his speciality
blank books for any Office work.