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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

Chicago has a novel trade in owls.
the supply coming to the commission
merchants from the farmers boys in
the nearby states
The first owl which came to Chicago
in this manner was sent as venture by
a farmer boy. who had somehow man
aged to entrap il alive Il proved 50 IN
expectedly successful IN ridding ths
warehouse Of rats and mice-haYing
been freed At night with the idea @.
making an experiment in this direction
that It was purchased BY the man in
whose care il was resting. The freedom
from rodents which il brought indnceG
other commission men TO lock out foi
owls, and from the commission firms
the idea gradually spread 70 the grocers
butchers and market keepers generally
Of the city Now large percentage o.
these men keep an owl down in the eel
lar during the daylight and bring If NJ
70 the store when darkness falls It is
said that the expense and care of main
tanning owls are more than repaid by
their services IN vanquishing the rats
and mice The OWNERS and janitOrs Of
the large apartment houses in the eity
are also beginning to realizs the yaluf
Of possessing an owl when rats. mice
cockr0aches and veTmin generally ara Il
be exterminated. -Chicago Times Her
AID
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

r,.-,.ru-.-- fs-oIs15Irsnuts<s ard Dem
---,f- n, ~ Fsrf7IaruEe. OF cotIrs~ this
r~-nc-e = not 50 forth IN very large
fvre in ne fasionisfs organs but =
,--~eraIIv understood II an political CIR
r,es. of whatever party or faetion Mr-
vrenamaker would make splendid
.-nafo~. I thought so IN fsss. and
~. nv besf ererries toward securing
hfs election. II eight o. ten months
aro. before any pri-Hariee had oeen
hrla he had cc1ciuded tsl come ouf
trfo ~ cren as a Republican earzzi-
dste arafnst you for the U1ifec states
senate. / zh1uld have supported MIN
a. xsro-su=iy as IN 1856 But could
-or follow hin, into n Democrafic al
ra,re. rr<r. a. . matter of conscience.
ha~f,x had a taste ~ that sort - thing
A. fSss ard. secendlY. bscause knew
-. never could via In such contest.
- tf- r4uocratic allies would surely
chsat him IN the end. and vcte for 2
r-sro.er n their nsR party But - he
49, efrerently h has a perfect right
- MAJ. The kind 0f a fight which he
Is now engaged IN
while urrinE that your friends re-
fr-ln from personal abuse. As method
a. car5raf~n.ue. ! do not lose sight OF
The fact that the chief ueapCns cf your
own opponents are siaHder and Wifi
cation ~ The mast vicious kind This
cannot hrrt ycu. but must react upon
those engaged IN this sort q warfare
Besides. I should think you would Be
used 70 II By 'this time IN 1856 you were
denounced and maIisned from the Dela-
ware river % -sEe Ohio line. yet you
we're elected state treasurer. and suhse-
oueusly United States senator In 1892
the same methods. augmented a sun
dred fold. were resorted %. ret you
we're almost unanfmouiy returned TO
the senate. N 1855 the viaIs u vituper-
alton were emptied upon you yet you
lou your great fight for state chair
nan The same Old weapons. are load
ed again with TIE same old POWDER
whitened with age. and ground 70 dust
There car be Only one outcome his
tory win repeat ifself: you VIII be re
elected IN January next Only be your
own boss and give your personal at
feution 70 the details Of party or
ganizati0n. including the organization
and conduct Of the next legislature
Do not be '-bossed- BY petty bosses"
who do not possess one-tenth Of your
sagaoity and perspicacity-oth
horse sense II you pursue this course
you can count upon my support until
the end Of the chapter Otherwise I
win cut loose as abruptly as IN 1886
Again assuring You of my personal In
terest in your success. and reiterating
my desire to help you II my services
are needed. I am.
Very truly yours.
FRANK WILLING LEACH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

days vzese nsnbere5- My rn5ther brought
me- D.. VzIszrls Pink Pillz fo< Pz1e Peopie
and fae Est BOX sazde zae fed bettEr.
coaEin=c6 the trezan<nf and today an
ysci.
Wien / conmenced 70 tzke tae pills
WEIGHED 10 pcands; nOZ ] weigh J46
za6 feei ttzf my recovery Z pernzaeut.
Il oEs my hzppsnes zn5 nay hezlth 10
Dr.. VILLAIN Pax Pix My hssband
was beneffed By sh<m- have sccou-
meode5 hem 70 r1zay Of my fries1s and
Vii be Eizdf any vDrd Of nfne vi dsrESt
oSzez 70 th< rod of COED hczlfh7
d.. VIlzmS Pink Pdk for PAX Pcoze
have cured may ezseS Of zlnozz similar
nzture-
The vial elenent n Mrs Lo--fs bIocd
ze-e deficient. The hzemoFiobsn was ez-
hzeste5- She vas snis for the strain shs
vzs conpeEed 10 anderEo- Her nervoss
system SVzs shattered ard her Vitzi1y
dropped blow the 6an9er poinL
A cciizpse was i1cvitztle-
Dr.. Wdizzu,S PAX Pds cured hes 6y
ss-plying the lzlkirg Constituents of hszlfh
BY fling the veins with blood rich n tEk
requisite eienenf of lie. TIE hezrt ~
serse5 Is normzi acton; the nervoes sys-
ten vas rczso-ed 10 a state of harmony.
zad the neerzlgic zfcctica 6ssarpeared-
Dr.. VILLAIN PAX Psik are sod by
druggists everYvhere, ~ho belseve fhen
10 be or Of the nosf efticzcio.a rnsdscias1
the century has rsOdsos4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28


line fheaters of Paris have popuIzr
representations on certain days, when
the s'ats cost only a quarter or half
the usual price There are also days
like the national holiday tJuly Io)
when most Of the theaters give gratu-
itous spectacles These occasions are
characterized only by the best pieces.
and actors dispute among themselves for
the advantage of playing before this
special public. No other audience is
more grateful or more impressicnable.
They rarely have the pleasure Of being
present at the play. They are not blases.
ncT are they familiar with the wings
Having gained their places by long
waiting ut the door. they occupy ther
as conquests; they listen In silence.
plaud with enthusiasm. weep all
getEcr, tho prey Of simple and COZ
giors emotion. Outlook.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

Professor Nosso. the Italian phys So
eist. constructed a couch so arrs nf
that il could be accurately balanced
the middle when the slightest change
weight should make either end incl in,
A man was laid upon il. balanced in
horizontal position. AS be went to sIes
his head rose and his feet SINK. AsL
awoke the opposite occurred, p own
that the blocd left the head in Il on
condition and returned to it in the thei
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28
p,eLlps Poes.t. wth To-.

The gauchOs. or dwelIers in the ex
tensive plains Of BuenOs Ayres. AZ,
marvelously dexterous with both kandi
and feet Many Of them have acquired
through long practice such skill IL
using their toes as if they were finger
thar they can fling the lasso and eve
pick pockets with them Some time ags
a Frenchman vino was fishing in one c.
the rivers Of Bnenos Ayres was warne,
to be on his guard against the light fin.
gered natives He forthwith kept 4 Wig
liant watch On his companions. bui
nevertheless one day. ~hen his attention
was closely rivetsd ON his float. a willy
gaucho drew near. and, delicately in
serting his foot extracted the French
mans hooks and other yaluables from
his pocket Boston Transcriut
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28
STRAIGHT FROM
THE Shoulder
Every Wanamaker Charge Fairly
and Squarely Met.
Az UNAESWERABLE SPEECH

sbs Chairman Of the Republican state
Organization Takes Up the Various
Allegations and CaIamnfcs OF the
Anti Republican Bureau or Defa1ns-
tion. Points Out Their FaIsity. and
Does Not Leaves a shred ofThem That
Holds Together with Another.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28
4 Mothers
Misery.

Tie sfo,y Of this zr01za1 IS tie e0e,y day 60ry Of
1zozsaads srk0 are sz6eyzzg IS she did, aEo b<
euy<d az se zsas 5rh0 zr4 thank her fer aH0irg them
he 1ouy 10 go0d 1ealA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

In Sweden and Norway legal mar
rage Is net allowed 10 hc sleDnized
till both parties prrduce Ceriifc4tes AZ
testing il,at they lear genuhie r1cciEa
ton n-ask>
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

rordIffnns connected With this trsnsac-
ton which shau not nsnflon zt this
tine. but / trust thaf what has already
been stated VII BE- conzldered sufficient
70 conTince any one that Senator o1ay
and Colonel Stone did not defeat the re-
nomination cf C0agreesmzn StahL- For
further information concerning this
Political deal. 7 refer Mr- Eyananiaks-
q ghe Carlisle Weekly Herald Of sep
fernber s 1ssz-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

The Ny. Tribune Almanac
tains the Constitution 81 the United States,
Dingley Tariff Bill. with a comparison OF oi,
and appointees. Ambassadors. tonsulS. etc
OTHERS Of the different states commanding
ies- Tables of Public Statistics. EieetiOn Ret
articles on the Currency. Gold and silver. Al
The STANDARD American Almanac, authorai
Whittaker's Almanac In Europe
Price 3 cents. Postage paid. send all o
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28

so rage<. A National Pook a. rFifnA'il 4.
Governmental and political intoIn Q ~. y--s 2
the Constitution Of the Stale Ci ~" -
and new rates; President NJ hiu-,s s---.,sf
The D rsonnei Of Congress, nan - o' ~ -
officers OF the Army and NavE- "l,n ,r--rs
urns. Party Platforms ard Cen y lilr. =, -...-.as
I'd a vast amount q other value t.r -L-s 5.
i've and complete eorTespoEoins I'D
riders TO THE HERALD. scsERstI
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CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS.


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race transoen5s an Ky
mad mo sn,u.st ,utf,i,
ptui,a5 I'M ,rd .T
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,1aa IN saryo $500 u'0
5oyys or Iontsrns ~"
six hours, m,rnb ,,ith No..
wm RETURN IN hls
witbont bavina brat IA. -.
10 snye tbe tvo canfs III hraaIs.st
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Nothing rs more cnrio,,s thar ~ "a.
them ear aIfbongb Vim ,Eafr 49,,
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r,ise The nieros ~ man, or AK 49, ~.
month MIX snTrient @r,ca F,cg WV,
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"a would IKE 10 SEQ TINS AItEvA m every
hnutes WILLIAM H. BRYAN.
September 20, 1871"
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The - & Reform review is now entering
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IN tho front 81 the ngbt gnd at the head Of the
column.
Il Stands Pre.cmlasat as Champiou Of pOpu.
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IT'S devoted 70 the interests Of tho people. and
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THE ARENA is never dulli every issue Is rtpleto
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The Arena for 1898 will be the
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a universal longing for light is char
aeteristjc Of all ages IL isou account
of this sentiment in the human breast
that She sHu has been warshipped by
millions Of adorers The crv Of the
sanetuaries through III thc ages has.
been more light Reg John 1IG.
Ouoid Methodist, Omaha. Neo
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URINE OF SUICIDE.
An Appropriate Sermon by Rev. 7.
Dewitt Talmage.
The Reverend Daetar Declares Suicide %
he a. Act Due 30 Either Mental
irrsspousibiHty 8F In.
HHrIffe.

THE following sermon bF Res UE
talmage Is directed against ths prevail
ing crime of sHiaide 1t is based on ths
faHH.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
ImpOrtant Information.

Collector Davis received today from
the treasury department Q circular
relative to the probi ibition of the kill
ing of fur eesls in the waters of the
north Pacific ocean, and of the impor-
tation of fur-seals taken in such waters.
This is the new law that raised
such q boodoo up on the Canadian bor-
der and which is now made 10 apply
here. No fur-seal skins will be adj
mitted to this country by shipment or
as part of personal effects unless &C
compapied by consular statement that
the SIX ins were not taken from seals
in the waters above mentioned. But
all garments .made whs lily or in
part of s. al skin and taken from this
country may be re-entered on present.
alton of q certificate nf ownership from
the collector of customs of the port of
departure which certificate shall have
been obtained by the owner of the gar
ment by Offering the same to the col
lector for inspection before leaving this
country.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
kM5 avn {
<@9A3.l

P. G. Faddis has returned from Mex
leo.
William Mangels is up from Chihua-
hua.
Chief Lockhart is sick with the
grippe.
Attorney Howard johnson is sick
with pneumonia.
Llew Davis has returned from q Lss
Cruces business trip.
Louis Piedford and family left this
morning for Wingate.
Hamilton Curnsey and wife of Senaca
Falls, N. Y, are in town.
Mrs. D. Wright and con left this
NOR. ing for Lansing, Mich.
c. r. Morehead returned this morn
ing from an eastern business trip.
Ed Waddles, the popular representa-
tive of Lootle, Schuster & Co., went
north this morning, after having inter-
viewed the merchants on both sides of
the river.
Cashier Fabian of.tbe G. B. & Q. and
family arrived this morning In q pri-
They continued south over the Mex
lean Central to the City of Mexico this
afternoon.
Mr.. Hammond, of East Las VeRas,
collector of the San Miguel National
Bank. ore of the solid institutions of
New Mexico, passed through Ell PasO
on his way home from Eddy, where he
has moDeyed interests to look after.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
FL PAsO, TEXAS MONDAY FEBRUARY Ia. 1898
Congressional DOings.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-The
house elections committee today de-
cided in favor of Congressman Tongue
sitting member from Oregon, whose
seat was contested.
The house committee on foreign af.
fairs called on the state department for
all correspondence relative to the ex-
clusion on American fruit from Ger
many; also all Information the depart
ment has regarding Cuba and autono-
my. Congressman Terry of Arkansas
wanted De LONE incident included
Quigg, of New York, said that matter
was not now pertinent.
Terry-"It is pertinent question in
the miods of the American people and
don't you forget it."
By Quigg-'I have no doubt that the
gentleman will fird the De LONE Incl
dent being properly attended"
Resolution as reported was adopted.
At the close of Senator Aliens speech
today on the silver resolution. Senator
Harris, Of Kansas. offered a resolution
asking the attorney general for 1nfor-
nation and demanding postponement
of the sale Of the Kansas Pacific rail-
road. The resolution went over.
Senator Morgan offered resolution
which was agreed to, asking all cor
with General Lee and
other Cuban consuls be sent to the
senAte
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14

Today is ST. Valentines dav, and the
mails are burdere1 with printed senti-
ment effusive, d ffusive, suffusive and
'fueive with all the other prefixes and
suffixes annexed. The food time
started in several days ago, AMI today
it is at its height. The valentines this
year are about what they have been
for tie last few . ears, from the cheap
est and coarsest to the most elegant
and costly. The Bapt st ladies will
celebrate the occasion with a Valen-
tine social at DR.. Turner's res depce on
Mesa avenue from 300 to 900 o. m.
also, the Daughters of the King of St.
Clements parish will entertain in the
Van Blar ON block at 500 p. m.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14

Indications point to a revival of base
ball in Ell Paso this year, as several of
the local play yers are prauticing daily
and say they will get up q team the
coming season that will ''knock tie
socks' off of anything that comes this
way. Base ball has not paid in Ell
Paso in recent years, but the way the
city is growing at present it is safe to
predict that good team, managed by
the right men. will pay good money.
Ell Paso has always had the reputation
of having one of the best amateur
teams in the west, aud outside teams
have always been glad to come out here
and play, SO it is to be hoped that :the
season of 1898 will not be an exception
to the rule. 1t is q good thing-push
it along.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
Valentine Mail Increas g.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-Today
is dedicated to St. Valen inc the world
over and according to telegraphic ad-
vices to the postofflce department
from twelve OF the principal cities OF
the country the volume Of mail deliv-
cry for the early deliveries this morn
ng beat all records A few years ago
it was thought that the sentimental
celebration Of ST. Valentines day was
dying out, but the postoffi e advices
give confirmation to the statements of
Wholesale ststioners in different parts
of the country, and made during the
last few weeks to the effect that this
years demand for tender and senti-
mental missives appropriate to the day,
and also fo- humorous csricatures, was
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
International Press Clubs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February IA
A special train carrying the eastern
and southern delegates to the convan-
tion at New Orleans of the Internation-
al League of Press clubs lef. here late
this afternoon via the Pennsylvania
aud Southern railways. Among tn,
organic tions represented were the
New York and Boston press clubs and
the Pen aod Pencil club Of Phi .adel.
phia. New Orleans will he reached on
Wednesday evening and the delegates
will be met by q reception committee
and escorted % their hotelS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
Editors Meet.

CHICAGO, February IA Representa-
tives new spaper men assembled this
morning at the Palmer House in joint
ses ion of the executive committee and
the legislative committee If the Ma
tional Editorial association, and the
board of control of the Editoria, the
home for invalid editors and publish ers
at Pabor Lake, Florida. The purpose
of the joint meeting is to arrange a
programme for the next meeting of
the National Editorial association
which is to be held at Denver, and to
Q nsidera important matt RS relating
to the Editoria home.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
Reception to Bishop Fitzmaurice.

PHILADELPHIA, February 14.-The
faculty of Overlook seminary this
afternoon rendered farewell recep-
tod to Rev. DR.. John E. Fitzmaurice,
rector of the institution for many year.:
and who has been appointed co-adjutor
bishop of Eric. After addresses of
good will the new bishop was present d
with an Episcopal ring set with ten
cross of gold, set with twenty-one large
topazes and pearls, and containing
three receptacles for relics OF the
saints Arch bishop Ryan of this do
cese and Bishop Prendergast of Ohio.
were among those who greeted the
new bishOD.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
Briefs in a Venezuelan Case.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-The
British and Vene zuelao briefs In 'the
Vepuelan boundary d spute we're to-
day fled, together with all the evid-
ence and arguments with the interna-
sional arb traitors. These are M. F. G.
de Maertens, the Russian authority on
international law. Chief Justice Full.
er and Justice Brewer. for the United
States, and Baron Herschell and Sir
Richsrd Hen Collin, for great Britain
The disputiug governments have now
three months to submit briefs in re.
buttal. Che arbitrstors meet in Paris
in july,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
A Silver Conference

LINCOLN. N b., Feb uary l4.-W. J.
Brysn left today for NJ nreapolis to st
tend 8 conference of the lea1irg silver
advocates OF the nOrtt west. The con.
ference contir ues three days. Senator
Butler, chairman OF the populist natio.
Of Montana, will be present. 1t is
said the conference will be secret
Plans for the fall campaign In the
various states will be discussed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
Decision Affirmed.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, February IA
The supreme court today confirmed
th e decision OF the lower eonrt which
convicted Banker Spalding,o of Chicago
The x-president of the Globe Savings
bank must therefore serve two years in
the pepi' entiary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
The Strike.

BOSTON,. February 1.-THE mill
hands of New England are divided on
the proposition of general strike of
hundred fifty Thousand working peo-
pie in sympathy with the New Bed ford
st-iters. 1t is shown today that the
leaders are against it generally. Their
advice will probably prevail.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
New Method of Suiciding.

Pugh, a patient in the state insane
asylum, has committed suicide in a
novel manner. de was known as a
destructive patient, though not violent
He was left uneusrded few moments
and pulled quantity of cotton from
his bedding and stuffed it in his
mouth. He was suffccated and died in
a few minutes
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
The Guatemalau Situation.

NEW YORK February 14.-Dispatch-
es received this morning from Guate-
mala say that anarchy reiens through
Ba~riOs' assassination. Ambitious pol
iticisns are plotting. aud no one knows
when the trouble will end.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
Run Over by q Train,

ELYRIA. Ohio, February 14.-Carl
JaeQar a d Fred Kruegsr, of North
Amherst, were found dead this morn
ing at a crossing near this city. They
visited friends here last night aud
started to walk home. They were ruu !
down by Lake Shore train. Both
bodies were feArfully mangled.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14

The Appollo of modern times R,m-
ulus, strongest, mot perfectly built
man in the world will wrestle with a
bull i, .Jua~ez, Sunday. Feb. 20, at $40
D. m. See it. Clean amusement for
ls dies as well as gentlemen. 81, 81, so
and So Mex money!.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
"Kid" Mccoy vs.. His Wife.

lotte Selby had filed suit last month
for divorce against her husband, Nor
man Selby, or kid" Mccoy. cham pion
middle weight pugilist, out the matter
has been kept a secret until today. The
ground for divorce mentioned Is un-
faithfulness.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
Shot his Wife.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, February 14.-At
noon today James W. D.nnis shot his
wife in the right temple, killing her
Instantly, and then shot himself
dead. They had quarreled over pro-
perty in the wife's name which the
husband had coveted. They have six
children.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14
GOul0'S New Yacht

WILMINGToN. Del. February A.
Howard Gould came here today with
Katherine Clemmops to zee his mag
n; firent rev yacht, which is nearly
ready for aunching, aud which Miss
Clemmnns will chr:sten.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-14

Feat- of heavy lifting and humsn en-
durance by Romulus next Sunday afte r.
noon in Ju -rez Don't fail to see it
the cleanest entertainment ever SEN in
this arena.