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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-04-19
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-04-19

Success is successfully reaching success. And,
success in welldoing leads one further from vice.
, 1894-08-18
Observation-Disclosures

Die foGgenOeu Observation-Disclosures tpur=
ben 9c1tern aus8etelt:
Sanes 8OI3en, 3tpeiit6Giges 8affctn>
9ObnbaltS un6 @rOge{6oB, 591 0ubleoz
ftraBe, berani6Iagt auf $4,000; So6n
6uIa, BRETT, 8aditeinzN Dbnbaus un6
@rbgei6OB, Cos IS. Str, $4,000; Sobn
W}cGole, BRETT. Wobnbous unb @rbgeldoB,
1898 Sbeffielb Npe,, $4,000; 6. 6. 8ilz
coz, BRETT. 8aditein@@ obnbauS uub Gr6=
geicboB, 1908 Safe Noe., $12, 1000; &. g.
S'gfctu, Dreiit. 8afitein7@ obnbaus unb
@rOgei6oB nebit GGben, 1O42-48 @eor9ez
itroBc, $4,000; s. 50. 0arcmba, stpei
BRETT. 80ditetns0 obnbGu1er nebit QG6en,
1510-12 MiIipaufee 9lOe., $1O,O 900; 81.
GO9neOn, BRETT. 8aditetnz@ obubaus unb
@r6gei6oB, $50 0ania QtOe., $1,000; 8.
9. &tn8bom, Dretft. 8ofitetnzW obnbaus,
"a 6umbSlOtitr., $4,000; Solomon Gopp,
13it0dt9eS 3ol3bouS, 1857 SelipDn QIue.,
$4,000; B. &. SeDern, 5peiit. 8a61teinz
WobnbauS unb Grbgei6oB, 1917 0eitz
Qoan1Sitr., $4,000; IS. MnDerior, 6rciit.
8aditein7N Dbnbaus unb 3ooen, 1914 6.
6olitebitr., $4,000; S. 90. 6artmann,
BRETT, 8afitetn> Wo6nbous un6 Gr0geIcboB.
143 Belmont 2tOe., $4,000; s. s. &uoff,
@3ipetit. 8afitetnz8 obnbaus un6 @r0ges
14oB, 168 8arteritr., $4,000.
, 1894-08-18
Qrube Uusifhten.

9tejeni8en, toeI6e feline 9lr6eit BADEN,
9eben elmer i4tpe9en Belt entgegen, tpenr1
11t9t bolb Elm ~Nufibpung Ser @eicb6fte
e@tntrttt. S9on ieBt, mitten i'm Sommer,
trltt Die 9fotb in 9reuer @eltolt in ben
8orDergrullO, un6 nit Nebt icbaut Sober.
Der ni6t in Ser 8lldItcAen Sage lit, BON
letnen 3inieu leben 3u t0nnen ober cine
geltcbsrte STEELE 81 beitben, nit 8eiorgniB
Dem fommenben Mtnter entgegen. Die
Stretter in 8uuman, tpelbe feline Qrbeit
tpteoer erbtelten, baben etu Gomtte ernannt.
lDelcbeS 1tb nit Der 8itte nm 6iLfe an
OoHoerneur Nlt8eIo menben mtrb. Die
nsl0tt3en Wtlt9lIe6er Der 81. 81. H." pols
len itb in GbnLicber 9(bIicbt an 8iroerz
metlter 5opftnS member. IS berr1bt pirfz
ltcbe gtotb in 8unman, un0 tpenn 6er
9unger nicbt ieinen Gtnsug baIten lou,
muB etpas fHr Die bebauernspertben Qeute
gel6eben.
, 1894-08-18
Gin braper Reitersmann.
zoe 8erIid rettet Ole camille Charles G
Srown's Dor einem idweren Gei9iG.

CHARLES 6. 8rotpn bon geo. 622 Oiber1eD>
ftraBe tpuroe geltern nit leiner Satin un6
Ieiner 6amIiLie OurA bic uneri6rOdenbett
unb 8raoour bes RoooGleriiten Soc 8erlid
bon Sruppe E beS iedbiten 8apaacrtez
regiments por ibtperem @ei6if betpabrt.
8roDn fubr nit ietner Samtlie in etnem
SIrre0, Dor tpelc6em Elm iungeS, f~euri9eS
Bfero geipannt thar, nab Dem Ierratn
neftltcb BON Gpaniton binaus, UNI benz
milttGriichen WanDper bort Su5ui3auen.
0ur9 DQ5 Oonnern Der &aupnen unb Ben
8uLDcrbampf Durbe bas gfer0 Gngitli6.
eS 9elang 8romn aber, bGlielbe bod no6
gu beneiiterr1. 4l8 jebo6 nab 8eenoigung
Des S6etngefe6tes etn LANCER Bug &abalz
Lerte an benz beretts Dor S6reG 3ittern6en
Ibtere borbeiiauite, perlor BrOtDn bic GOnz
trOue iiber baiielbe, 3umal Die 3i8el iib in
baS Pferoe9ei3trr D%ermtfelten. 8ropn
iprcn8 bonn 8a9en berab, I'M iib ber
l3u8el gu belna6ttgen. Sn bemielben
~QtugenbltGe aber nabnt 6as Bferb einen
Qtnlauf. 8ronn tpurbc 3u 8o6en geiCbleuz
Bert unb oaS Bfere 1atite nit benz SurreD
tptlb iiber Die Gbene bo9in.
Srau 8rppn unb ibre &tnoer ibrteer
Gaut auf Dor QIngit nno bielten ith nit
beiOen 66nben an benz TSubrtpert fcit.
8cDor ttgen6 SentGnb baran bacbte, 0as
0urcb8eben6e Bferb auf3ubalten, bate bQ8z
ielbe berettS cine StreGe bon ettpa 300
YarbS burbrait un6 es rolte einem tteIen
0raben 5u, Der oaS Wan0oerfeL6 por eiuem
gum anberen @nbe burbi6nitt. Die 3uz
i6auer ertparteten jeben N%ugenblif, baB
bas Su6riperf in ben @raben itiir3en
mIr6e. Trau 8ronn un6 i6re &in6er be-
reiteten it3 bereits auf 6te ibeinbar unners
meioli9e Gataitrop0e Dor.
BI0bIi9 ober l0ite fib aus ben 9teiben
Der Dorbetreiten0en RabaIertiten ser Sc
metne Soc 8erbtG Ip3, ipornte fem 8fer6
fr6fttg an, un0 larlte nit Demielben quer
itber 6aS Gerratn, nm BEN 9urbbrenner
ab5ufGngeu, SIS 8eL0ng benz braoen Sea-
Douertlten, SEM eintge ieiner &amcrQ6en
gefol8t tparen, bic 3ii8el 6eS 9urcbbrenz
net8 81 ergretfen, nobel ct GlIcr6ingS aus
benz S0tteG gei6leift Durbe unb 0aS tptlbe
8fer6 etpa 3ebn SUP bot Dem @roben 3lln1
SteDe1 5u %brtn8e1t.
6rGu 8rotpn un6 ibre &inoer tDaren
1tOd6 unDerIeBt, aber blei6 uno bulflos bon
Der alt89eftGnbenen Qtngit. 6rau 8romn
mar ntc9t i'm Stanoe, tbrem &etter gu
banfen.
8rOpn bate iib in3piibsn fOtueit err
bolt, baB CT 3euge Der 8raOour 6e8 99etz
tersmanue8 iein fonnte. 9aB CT benz
8raDen ieinen ber3lt6en 9ont fir bic
Gettun8 ieiner Tamitie auSlpra3, broucbt
tDObl ni9t beiDnOers benerft 3u per6elt.
Soc 8erbid rift icbneQ 8uriif Inn ieinen
BIoB bel ieiner Gruppe tpieber ein3uz
neln1en.
, 1894-08-18

Qtn3et9en in Ser ~Nbenbausgabe Ser Suit
uDts Staats3ettung baben ben beten @rfolq.
, 1894-08-18
Uncle Sam unterIteot.

9te 8unbesrc8ierun8 un6 bic Stabt
Chicago 8ertetben geitern in einen @onflitt,
in tpeIc6em l4ncte Sam ben &iir3eren 3og.
Die uri0cbe ne8 GonfliftS wQr elm pQtenz
ttrter 9talen1prenger. Sin unterne6mcn0er
8erfGufer 6eS] 2lpparate5 Bate W(ife 8aile0.
ben @uitpS OeS Carbohydrates, 0Q0on All
ltber3eugcu DerntDcbt, baB Ser ~9toienplaB
DOr DEM 8oitgebGu0e oringenD Ser 8ez
iprengung be6irfe un6 bate bic @rlaubniB
erUirtt, ieinen &pparat BORT Qn5ubrtn9en.
&llitlg 1ptelte 6Q5 QSdller aus Dem QlppQrQt
out ben STATEN nte0er, pGbreu0 Der Ser
fGufer an Der @fe Der @lQrf un6 9(6Qms
Str. benz Bubltfum 1cinen 9taIen1prenger
anprte5, Sin BoIt3iit befobl Dem Tafir,
ben Yl0B 81 rGumeu. 0icier a6er err
fldrtc, 0GB er ftc6 auf benz @igent6um
Der 8unoeSregierutg beftnbe uno boB er
Die GrloubntB babe, 3u bleiben un6 8u
tbur, mas ct tbue. Ser B~Oli3;it mar Der7
blltftt IND iDuBte ni6tS an0ereS AT tbun,
ais in Der Qlrmor0sS Station 8ert6t All ere
%1tatten. Son bort nuroe Die Qnoeleqen7
belt Dem Boli5etdef uno bon bieiem Dem
Suitt3sO DEPARTMENT. 9emelhet. 6ter mur0e
9eltenb gema3t, 6oB ieIbit Uncle SAM
1t6 Der Srotnan3 fiigen miiiie, mel6e 6QS
Be1prengen BON sta euplGBgn ouf Qetot5ic
Wtor9en@ uno Qlben0itun0en beIbr1nft .unb
ais 0err Bailey ouf 6teie SrbtnQn3 Qutz
merriam 9emacbt ipurbe, 80gerte CT nicht
lGn9er, ietne Dem Neutrality-suspicious.
9egebene @rlonbniB ~rid96ngi9 81 macben.
, 1894-08-18
Or, price's Badpulper.
Die yuntperfoI Gas Co."
RinterIeot ibren SHref9aftsbono.

Die yl1ntberial Gas 60" bat geitern Sem
6Ilf5> GorporottonSan&pa 3etsler ~offi5ieu
mttaetbeilt, ooB fte bic pom Stabtratb (be=
fanntltcb ilber bG8 8eto oes W1aDprs bin
tpeg) orgenommene Sr6inan3 onncbme,
unb ite bat ~sLeidb5etttg Sic tbr 6urcb bie 8ez
ftimnungen Der Srotnan3 auferlegte 8irgz
i6aft gum 8etrage bon 500, 600 bepontrt.
QIS 8rGiibent Der vuniperiaI Gas Co."
3eibnet iib Samuel 6. Dale, ais Setret6r
Ghorles ST, 6ranciS. 0ieie beiben 6erren
itnb Bic W}itglieber Der Mbootatenftrma
Dale & 6ranci8, 3tmmer 704, 1877 Dear
born Str. Nl5 8irsen fir bic @eieQ icbaft
itnb Sic yQmerican Sureto Co." bon Stein
Oorf, cine Tirma, sic bas 8iirgi6aft8iteuen
gum @eibGft modbt, unb Samuel 6. Dale
lelbit %genanrt.
g{a3 ben 8efttmmungen Ser Srbinan3
berfGQt Ste 8ir9i6aft bon 800, 600, faQs
Die yl1nioerial @as 60" ni6t tnner9alb
breier Sabre i'm Stan0e 1T, monatlib 3ebn
WttQtonen &ubiffuB GaS an Goniumenten
ab5ugeben ferner DerfGut Die 8Ir9i6aft,
tpenn Die @eieuibaft Das @as nibt 81 benz
il Der OrOinan3 feltgeieBteu greiie ~liefert,
ooer tpenn Tie nit anberen disqualification
Elm SDnbifat ein9ebt.
neber Die gfamen Ser tpirfLtbel 9ireftp=
rem Der @eieulc6aft ~berIautet nod nicbts
8efttmmtes, es lit aber an3unebmen, 6aB
Die NODOtaten Gale uno Trancis bon ben
UtrtIi9en 0irettoren nur pDrsei6oben
itnb:
, 1894-08-18
Saumfeltoe QIoermen.

Sin aus @runOetgentbimern aus ser
9fa3b0rl6aft 0eS Douglas Qorf beltebenz
0eS @Omite unterbreitete 9eitern Dem Strae
BenomtSOorfteber Otc@artbD cine in elmer
ttr5It3 ob8eboltenen 8irgerperiammlung
an8enommene Eciolution, in tpelc6er Bic
itQDtti6en Geb0roeu bofiir berantmortliCb
gerlac3t WerOcn, 6aB Die nicbt tnGbtca8o am
%iaiit8cn @runObeiiBer ni9t in gebibrenber
g8eile sur 8erbeIierlng Der StraBen uno
~beionber5 3ur SnitaltbboItung Der Seiteuz
tpege Gnge6oIten tpiirben. Die 9ez
legation muBte aber nit tem bon
6errn McGartbD erbraCbten No6z
pcis ob3teben, baB nicbt Bic ita6tiz
lcben 8ebOrben, ion6ern Sic iaumieltgen
9lOermen ibrer 8aro bafIr perantmort5
lib ieten, baB Die Seitenmege bort nidt in
Stano 8eieBt miiroen, ba bieielben nibt
Orotnan5en bafir im Stobtratb borgez
bracbt bitten.
, 1894-08-18
10 9oOarS, bet Net lit
b~eltebtger Staten.

Dte1e Sots fino nur 4 Blod bon
Der 2(rmito9e 2&oenue*8a bn 9ele9en
uno nur 3 8lod Don Ger Gtienbabn.
IN Ger fullerton 2loe, miro bis sur
Wtlpaufee 21penue cine eleftrt1de
8abn 9ebaut Ole in ibrer Derldnge,
run9 an oteiem Gi9entbum porbets
fibrt,
U(an beoenfe nur Sic preiie:
$3.50 fir cine Sot bel Ger fullerton
24penue, 100 WCetlen mett oariiber
btnaus ibon ptel b0bere pretie be-
5aRlt meroen,
, 1894-08-18
2Ienoert feline Relation.

Mus WtiGpautec fommt sic g2ubridt
Dab Sobn S. S6ulb, Der iib augenblifz
Ii6 bier aufbdlt unb an 3. Q(u9uIt in
Mtlpaufee Ofa0 8aob, Sic Gpcbter bon
0errn un0 6rau W}orcuS &oab 6etrat6ete.
ficb sur jIbii9en 9feli8ion befe6rt babe.
Die Sbpie9ereLtern iouen iiber 6ieisn
ouBer8eip0bnIidben Sdritt bocberfreut {ein,
benin iie i6ienen eS iebr un9ern 3u Ieben,
aaB tbre &o3tcr cinen GDrtiten beiratbete,
Bic Grauun8 be5 80are5 ptrb nDc9 elm
nal na9 iiibii9em &itus itattfinben.
5bulb bat itbri9ens AUDI ieincn c6riitIiben
Sornamen vSobn" a~b8elegt uuo 6afir Sen
iibii9en r2Ibrabam" angenommcn,
, 1894-08-18

9fei6es, rOtbes Slut mirb ebenIo uaturz
genraB pom 6Oeb's 9arlapariua er3 el1st, 1pie
duBerlt@e S0uberfeit bur6 bdufiseI @ebrau6
oon Seife nno OaRer. Oieier srOBe Slut
ret1t9er pertreibt 9riusli@ Sfrofellt, Sol3z
NHB ulto Glen arberu inlnerli6en S9mub.
, 1894-08-18

Bum 8eiten Der 1tnbefleften Gmpf6noz
ntB@&lr6e, 8onfieIbz unb 81. StraBe,
finOet am Montag in Ospalb'S @arten,
6aLoiteOz nnb 81, StraBe, Elm 8icnic ltatt.
S3uItinoer itno fret.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-01
TRAIN AIRES TED.
Citizen Wanted to Languish in a
Dungeon But Not Allow
cd t..

Washington, April 27.--George
Fr.nc;s Train is under arrest. The
philosopher OF pshyie wanted to Ian
guish in a dungeon deep after his
arresr. but an unsYmpaihe,ic pc
lice refused to comply and instead
carried Mr.. Train to the police
court for Immediate trial instead of
confinement first and trial after
ward.
Mr.. Train arrived in Washing
ton yesterday, attracted by the no.
toriety surrounding the Coxey
movement. Llet night he deliver
ed q lecture. The formalitY of ST.,
curing license, necessary incl
dent liz the District of Columbia
was not complied with and today
the police swooped down on MIR.
Train and put him under arrest foI
violation Of the license ordidance
Mr.. Train demanded that he b.
taken to a police cell and incaree
rated. The request was refused
and the police took him straight tt
the police court, which was in SEES
sion, to await there his return f"I
trial
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-01
HELD OF BUFFALO.
Batch of Forty Discovered in Va!
Verde County.
San Antonio Express.

San Antonio Express.
C. IL. Moresu, sheepmaii of
Val Verde cotnty,is in the city and
brings the news Of the discovery OF
herd CT about forty wild buffalo
in the remote mountainous region
of that country near the Rio
Granje border:
Mr.. Moreau told tile story of the
discovery TO J L. Laster; local
stockm n, who informed reporter
for tie Exprc6., and the latter
hunted Zip Mr: Moresti and found
him in the Southern.
When asked as to the truth of
the report Mr: Moreaii stated he
received the information from his
foreman, = Mexican NAMED Leal
MARITIME, who returned few day S
ago from a trip across The COUNTRY
from Mexico, where he had visited
his parents:
"Martinez told me-" said Mr..
MORGAN; Chat he found The herd
IN small valley between two ran
ges of big hills many miles from
any settler. That part of Val Yer
de county is very remote and it is
possible that the herd has been
there for several years without be-
ing SEEN by anybody. Martinez
stated that he counted the herd and
that there were between forty and
fifty buffalo in it. lie is truthful
man and believe his statement lie
correct. Il has been riimored for
several years that a herd of bhff,lU
existed in that section Of the border,
but there runors were never vrri
fled to my knowledge About four
years aga n wild buffalo was killed
On the Devils river, where the re
Gently discovered herd is said to tx
ist."
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-01
WHO SENT THE BIBLEp

New York, April ga Bible
awaits Coxey at the Young Mems
Christian Association here. Il has
bust been received BY express FROM
Galveston, Texas. Along viii it 4
a letter Containing dollar bill and
letters FROM two friends, one in
Texas ana one in Arkansas. The
envelope is adorned With the follow
ing inscription:
"For Colonel jacob S. Coxcy;
whose philanthropy has girdled the
earth and whose c'ose touch Will.
suffering humanity has made tha
whole world akin"
Ga one corner of the envelope ID
written: "One dollar with which,
to buy the fishes; from Texa-,"
| and on the other c;irner: "As an
accompaniment to tic loaf of bread;
from Argansae::" There is a gen
uine dollar inside.
The Bible is small black edition
in leather and handsomely gotten
no. On the front page is inscribed:
ITO J C b S. Cuxey, the servant
of the Lord Jesus Chris; Galves-
ton, Texat;;" and just below: "And
who is nc that will harm you if
ye be followers of that which ia
gOoJ?" A leaf has been turned
down in the book and the passagv
marked in Matthew, Give rs this
day our daily bread"
Such instances of PARKWAY en-
thusiasm for the leader of the "com
mon wea" and his fantastic move
meut seem almost pathetic in view
of tie anti-cimax OF police Station
aud charge of vsgrancy which
seems TO await the members of the
"army" who arc luckless enough
to finish their present groteaque
"march,"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-01
TO SUPPRESS LYNCH LAW.

London, April % The ChronI-
Gle this morning publishes q long
interview with Ida Wells, who has
come TO England to agitate against
the lynchiug and maltreatment Of
negroes in the Southern states.
Commenting editoriaally upon the
interview,the Chronicle says that
the story will be eagerly read BY
thousands of people whose pity apf
indignation will he aroused by the
trsgedy it unveils The paper ad-
mits that it will be hard TO cup
press lynching by law. 1t Gays
that from neither the republican
hof democratic party can anything
be expected. The only recourse is
to influence s"nrhern sentiment.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-01
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS TUESDAY, MAY |, 1894
VOORHEES, ON wool.
Can See No Reason Why a Baty
Should be Placed.


vocate5 Of a duty ON wool were
hopeful Of accomplishing SOME
thing in that direction as long az
the democratic SENATORS were not
united in support of the tariff bill,
but their hopes have been much
dampened by the coiunroinise
who'll has been virtually arranged
by the derhucrats.
Senator Voorhees, has written II
letter on the free Wool question to
friend in which he says. at is
my understanding that very few
CARPET woods IRE produced in this
country AID that they aggregate
about tire, <fourths of all The wool
imported: Ii this be true, then, as
to carpet @oolF; there could be no
disadvantage and must be certain
advantage to carpet manufacturers
Of The country and the CONSUMERS
of their goods in flee WOOL:
Second: / am further advised
that the largest proportion of fine
woods imported to this coinrry are
woods which CAN not be produced
Lere; owing to climatic condition,
and that they are essential to the
manufactures III the production oil
fine fabricaa:
"If this be trite, they should also
be admitted free of duty. This
would leave out a small proportion
OF exported woods which compete
at the present. tine With domestic
woods.
sit is also manifest to me that
the failure of our wool growers To
realize profit on wool is slmos
entirely due to ovtrproducticn,
both in this country aud in other
wool craving countries of the
world. [ have no doubt thet in the
year following the passage OF free
WOOL tariff bill the price of dome, =
tic wool would advance unless the
great overproduction in various
other countries should continue tn
increase. 1t is manifes;ly absurd
t. suppose that the IL cents duty
On wool has at any time for many
years been OF service to the grower
and the prices which have iuied
within the last year as low rs II
crnts pound in the grease, prov,
my assertion"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-01
EAST TEXAS FOR REAGAN.

Austin, Tex, April 27.-luJge
E. B Perkins OF Greeuville and Ii.
B. Marsh, E>q, of Tyler, represen-
tative men in their respective ccm-
munities and known throughout
the State, said, while here today,
that Reagan was undoubtedly the
chuice IF East and North Texas
for Governor and that nothing
could stop The tide that was rolling
his way. They stated also that
Henderson cnGnty, which holds it's
primari,s tomorrow, would ur-
daubtedly SAT- the ball by instruct
ing unanimously for him for Gov
eruor. 1t WAS heir opinion, br
sides, that the Hun. Buck kilgore
would be beaten for Congr' IS by
Judge Felix McCord.
In reference to Judge Reagan
probable course of action in the
campsi On a gentleman who comes
in daiIy contact with him perhaps
noro than any other man in the
State was seen today in regard To
the matter and he said that the
Judge was waiting for all the candi
dates to declare themselves, shich,
interpreted, means that after all oil
them have made known their pl~t
forms, il none Of them adopt hi-
slogan, Judge Reagan will enter
ftke Asld himself
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.n.sE.s.n0 RIOS DIRECTORY

CIVIL OFFICERS.
federal Judge Luciano Cervsntes
Tndge LIST Instance Francisco Guerra
President City Council NJ. Barragan
i,I;of If Police E. PiZaIla
Collector of State Tax }; Is. Zolezzl
foII'r stamp Tax a. A. Passemtnt
Eolrr CITY tax II. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
,u,;n;s.ra.lor G. Fernandez
Contalor ,,or y; INV
fN'iNs F. Argiielles
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An Opportunity

70 bay a cheap farm in Cameron
County, OF
Acres, more or less, fof
OUO S 600 U. S. Currency.
a. land is situated FIVE miles back
NJ from the town of San Maria,
has Mesquite, Ebony, blackberry
and Ash, timber. 1t is alluvlal soil
~nl easy of cultivation.
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Mill SER V'ECE.

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily ats a. m
:. Rio Grande City, Mon
day.Wed and Friday at. g. a. M
for Point Isabel, daily at. 80 a: IN.
:. Matamoros, Mexico, Except sun
dry, .-.-.------.----. DIT '.00 d. III
ARRIVALS.
From Alice. Texas, daily at 10 p. m.
Rio Granie. Tri-Weekly at IN
= Point Isabel, daily at....6 p. Ii
IsI lmoro5 Mexico. .4:5O p ID
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SOCIETIES.:

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J. -, u. ". Miller, Tyler Visiting orothers cog
IizJ,v i.,,fittI Lodge meets iirst and third Tues
days Ia e1Ca month
KNIGHTS or HONOR LODGE 10 37So.--W. F.
Dsunet, Dictator; Frank Champion, flce lheta-
TOR: A. liansun Assistant DICTATOR; +. j. COleoe'
psf Dictator; J. b. Shape FlnalclI Reporter
a sI-r4,,,,d Recorder; n. LeAny, Guide; Jesse
q Wheeler CHAPLAIN; a Tenk, Treasurer; gohn
1hieIau Guardian; NJ 7. Lopez, sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth Tuesdays OF each month
L O. O. F. LODGE No. - C. Il Maris, Noble
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Lode meets every "Wednesday night at '-SV:
Visiting brethren and all OH Fellows III goOd
sLAnding cordially invited TO atte-d-.