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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
By TcicSra PIN.

IL bA.h' "a Ian
Cairo, H.. May 9.-The river FELL = o. a foot
during the last twenjy-tour hours. The a-a,I.s
reads q feet. The weather Is clear ana 81
with . S,.f breeze from the Northwest The
Jacob Heatheriagton, from the Tennessee River
with two usig.s 81 railroad ties. arrived Ia.t
I 4. ~. with two emr;i-S. The II. +. E'rIshie
from ST. Louis. srTiNci light q. II d'cl.rk Ia-t
uight. she returned - It. I-Eis at = Il m WIN
d tow O: railroad ties. The Sunshine. from CIV
cinBati with a good triT. arrived at J a. m. 81.
discharged -. kegs ci railroad spikes for IrrI'.
Point and 3 lot " sunirics, and after m3Einr
some additions departed for Memphis at N a M
The Cleaner arrived from 81. Lgais liyh, at q.
a. m. She picked M three loaded largas and
departed for -. Louis at $50 p. m. The Condor
parted for Theb.S a; II a. IN. with two ba.grs
~ lumber. The Fred Hartwcg arrived lirnt frin
the Lower Mississippi AT +: a. II To repair Har
broken VitmaU. SIZE VIII be ready for business IN
a day ~ two The New South. from Memphis
with a light trip. arrived at l 2. IN. and having
done hut little husin-Ss here departed To-
Cincinnati at : =. m. The Peters L.e
from II. Louis. arrived with a good t.i, OF
freight and people al " p. IA. She discharged al
Wi,Eiin's twenty six head horses and mules she
below. She discharged at the wharf a lot Of
s~undries. She Is TsSiT= additions and will get
away at midnight f"r Memphis. The Bea-.ia Lee
arrived from Memphis at J:5b =. IN with a good
or slaves. ra head 81 hogs. ~ head O: cattle and
a small lot - sunITicS. she discharged At tho
Illinois Central wharf TWO carloads Of sfav.e.
She made some additions and departed for 81.
Louis at .:Sc =. N. captain Si'ep Ii.htner got
OF b.-a and went home by rail. Ie will meet hia
boa; in Il. Louis. captain Riley IIartppId ~
the EagTett Line arrived by rail from s;reenvi!le
TO-DAY. He delivered the John Barrett Ia her
now owners. the southern hallway COMPANY,
who viii use iicT fGE towing Alabama ccs! from
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
f'eucraI Situation Quiet and Tone
So;ncy, hat Weaker.

An extremely listt business was done n
stocks and bonds and thc session on chang.
VS. a quiet one. though not devoid Of features
u interest. Owing 20 the strike and the u,-
certainty surrounding lis outcome brokers were
sly about trading In fractions agri the business
drn" was insignificant. consisting OF six 81 tn.
> 1T 81 I't SIX Slaf"s cf the preferred efotk
80 80. Thor Nr!r sellers ant: huy-'s at Transit.
iNt they were unIai" tI get tuSotncr and Ia.
'i,a" was At $40 hid and Sia.5p asked.
Trust ana bank StpykS W.Ts lull. and ptr.i-G-
1Iir tn" latter. Nrr.dut.i" trust was salatIo
- &s> hut ST. demanded AMI u small 1t ~
tire" shares Iiurulg. which has been on the
market for several days. Sold at $3.50.
Nothing I"w or important WAS DEVELOPED "a
'lltrr SUBS - Elisnrs. The demand 1nI
."iinE rreasur" was quiet and ruling prices prac-
!l-t.lS unchanged.
L"'ai mining stocks Were duli until right at
the gi"s". wher :, demand sprung Up for .Amcri-
and l"l sold at Sl.aJ.
\ new security WAS brought cut this morning.
the .hn-pln Trust building g.. for which SiG
wa- lid.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
FOREIGN


London. Isv ?.--c.rs,is for money ir1 s-IS;
do. for the account 100 lis: AtChiSun 81: q.
Hsdiau Pacific So. -. Paul Use. lliinu.s Cen.
trsl 10, Louisville" Sis. Union Pacific Tr-f, FRED
.Sh,; y. J. central lcit.: Elie l2i=: Tenn~yi-
wanna -. I'a'ing al. Erie Arst preferred ST..
Anaconda -. Rand Mines go. Money 81. The
rat" "[ discount in the open market for short
bills Is per cent: Gn. three months bills ! per
cent. Cola premiums are quoted: Madrid .S.I5:
Rome 6;i'z; American eagles 'tS III.
France.
Paris. May ?.-Prices on the I;ourse to-lav
wc:o weak on unsatisfactory adNiCes from for
cicE hoIrs"s. There WAS a decline In RIO lfntus
in connection with tie fiatucsS IT copper. and
the reaction OF Spanish IS. owing TO the reported
troubles in Barcelona. which helped 10 deYrcss
ucrsl securities were a sla,!e harder. but the
tendency was By no rieans firm. kaffirs were
strong. Three per cent reEfeS lJhf SIZE for the
account. Exchange m London 2f Eigc for
checks. Spanish Is closed at 80.
Germany
Berlin. May S.-priccs were weak on the
BJrrs- to-day. owing to the Unfaeorahle reports
from New York ana To- the Western iioJrSe-. ON
the street. after the close - the regular husi-
..centustel In sympathy With the tone ct II.
Bar silver.
New Ncrk. May 9.-Ecr silver $3.50 per ounce.
London. May Bar silver quie; at 27I<d per
curce-
Treasury Statement.
T:casury balances In the general fund, exclusive
81 the :Le,er'E9 gold reserve IN the division Of
redemption, shows: Available cash balance. s144,-
a5., II, gold. S7,.B6l. 90.
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Greenyille to New o-Isans TIE Gonsiderasion Of
night from the lower mississippi.
Memphis. Team, May 9.-Riyer marks II Zee;
on The ssgsr. q fali Of :, IN = hours; Wiaihe,
i.ieht from Friar's Point with "A fair Trip and
cleared At > p. m. on return The Robert f. Lee
and End II left i'. ., n ! 4. M ron IN 4 as'hsn. T The b : raty i iefi,
az ; 4. m. FOR Grcenvillc ANA vickshurg with a
and left this rr-ning Cor Island 81. where she
hitchcl up her tow and passed down this after
r;n auiv. tonight from arkansas City AMI
leave Tomorrow evening on return The Ferl
evening an return trip. The sunshine from Gin
cirnit. VIII arrive by morning and leave to-
Grand Tower III. Mag e.-Gleaner departed
south at $50 p m las: night, Beaver with 3
Osd Zip departed south at ) a. m Grey EasI.
departed for -. Loui. at 5:3l a. nj. Peters Lac
R sii : With 3 barses of lumber d; rral'o fer
-. Louis at 5 a. m. City Of clifton departed fey
s 81 s:" at 6 AZ ?. M m j. =. pSEtia N arrived ! ei' S5Wn
a: $50 y. m. with l. empty cars and departed for
CTystai ~ gs ; =. N, WIN !; ar o. r1ai Tn
Weather clear and pleasant.
chester. III. May s.-River rising Gauge r.
ed for Nemphis : .. m. dolphin No. 3 and barges
~ =. m city Of Clifton passed for -. Louis
2H5 ,. m Mary N. Michael ana harses passed
GTTsy Eagle i"fs Tor st. Louis S:is p. m Tender
No. . arrived AID departed on time.
Burlington. Ia. May The river is st;ll f.ii-
ing slowly. The weather is clear a,i cooler. The
steamer E.lOise was at the levee to-day. The Sid
ney ~ the Diamond 10 lire is due here to-,nar-
row rn1rnlnr at 10 O'clock and the ". J. Young,
Jr. from Davenport.
cape GirardNau. No. MAY Silver rising. The
Peters Lee down ~ a. m. The Old Rip DOWN "a
q. ~. Weather "i'ar. Heavy rains last night.
Wheeling. W Va. NAV a--I,iv'r Is feet and
statiou-rE- Departed kanawha. Charleston, II
a m. Weather cool ard clear.
Warsaw. III. May s-t;augc reads ?.s feet. a
fan NJ d. in last ~ hours. Clear ami cool. silver
Crescent in and ont.
Louisville. May e.-River rising: So feet in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
Local MONEY NARkET.
Demand for Money Fairly Active and
Rates About Sscud,.

81 b'ui-. Nrlue-!av. My 2. la0.
General CUISINE in this city Wa affected To-
puit" e considerable extent today by In, con-
tiVuatIon Il tic rtrert ~railNa. strike. aud this
Wis i.aturai!, reelected IN liz" operations III tho
NaTinuS financial institutions. which ia - ma
lHFtty 90 CASES were light t.IksT~ :. porte. 4
failing ri IL counter business. Blrf.culgr.y in
'E'CtlHG ami a-.u~ltuE. bat tn"y claimed that
iE' t-Iuntfi from hrTrowrrS. while not a. iryyv
- II has Icon az lat. WfS SfIil very encugl.s-
iu- aud =atfsft"t"r.. N,u.y all, continues in
'li".t2l SCiVll. and there was ~ t-oabi. in ole
tanning frlstS ~ tr old interest Iatrs Of !. 70
7. Ter cent. "hi'n was quoted Tor the basis Tor
,ali and Twr loans.
Tn" local ban. clrarin=s were rather light.
owing tr tho falling cn In general iu-iu-~S.
'W;rc iu III" strike. heinz reported AT E-..>I ~.
~. la:II Is futYuu;ius to Sol. 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
Board of Education
Coal and Wood Supply.

Sealed proposals will be received by VIII
liam Bryan. supply Commissioner of the
Board of Education of the City of st.
Louis. on or before Tuesday, May %, 1909.
AT 3 p. m for furnishing said board with
400 tons bituminouS coal more or less,
and 80 cords tmore or lessI kindling wood
for the use of the Public Schools of said
city during the year commencing June u,
1874. and ending June l., 1871.
Specifications and BID blanks will be fur
nished at the Office OF the Supply ommis
sioner. WM. BRYAN.
Supply Commissioner
Board Of Education building, Ninth and
Locust street.
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There WAS very !ittlr demand for foreign a1-
change ana the market was dull ana rather
heavy.
u. T.. Francis. Bro. & Co. report closing rates
aS follows:
rrim" sterling cables 4.sa: checks t.Ss,.: o.
DAYS i-S...
commercial checks 4.ssa4..s,.; 90 days 4sY,r
i.Nlx. ~ days l.S2SMaSs7x.
4A
i;anhcrs' Taris cables SIS; checks 5.!5s: 90
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New York. MAJ a.-Muuty on call steady =; "a
-. tee cent, Last loan -. prime mercantile pa
per - e., per cent. StCTlrr exchange -i.tdE
with grJIai bushes, IN bankers hiHz AT $;Hs.
f.. demand and at N.Si- fyT ~ .aE-. rLSt'i
rates .i-S9i.N'a and S.Sin4.,si=. commercial
luI- SF-Nt .ii.yi'4. SILVER certificates H1u g' ~.
Nr.i"g. collars 60. Exchanges SlES.lN,s-s,
.:"-,an. Siay s.-EScianscs so 20 nc. taian.,s
s~i.J4-.ss>.
PniiaIciphia. May s.-CIedrrss :,s..le43. bal
anty~ SLN,N,CgL
Baltimore. Mdy 3.-ciearings ~si,@ti.a53. bal
su"'s Ss.H.s'f.
C..icaG,. May ?--fTrariDg- s-@.iSe.Sn. h.,t. -
t~3.nba..H Sterling "N.hanGN 1854 IT, %i-S3i=- New
York exchange 80 discount.
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canal: Z feet On falls: 60 feet below locks: clear
and cool.
ESaRsviile. Ind. May a-River. S. feet and
falling. clear and cool.
Pittsburg. Pa. May a-River IS feet and sta
tionary; clear and cool.
Cincinnati. O.. May s.-River. Io7 feet and fall
ln.- fIir
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River and business.

The gauge ~ II. Louis marked i.3 feet yes
,rr!sv. having remained about stationary in
H.. lest - hours. The river is scheduled 10
show uut slight changes to-day.
ldsiaeys quiet. receipts and shipments being
only .aLfIA EnnA.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
LEGISLATORS Nominated.

EEfl fls.t |fEtlAI%
Havana, ILL.,. May 9.-The Democratic Sen
atoriai Convention of the Thirtieth District
met here to-day and nominated Lawrence
u Stringer of Lincoln. Logan County, f.-
senator and John &. Young of Nilbourne.
Mason County. and John a. Pctric af Green
view, Menard COUNTY. for Representatives.
Bryan was Endorsed.
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tittsburg sucks.

Ecoclgci daily BY J.. /; Francis. BRO & 60.
-r olive stn'--
=, Louis. "Wednesday. Nj, Q. 1900.
Bjd. -isl.d.
Westinghouse Air IfIko .....--.lV :lr.
l~iijS!GTE Plate Gla-- .-.-.....---.IU ~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10

kf4bl blsi' SlEAH4L
South McAlester. l. T. May a-W. II.
Cooper. a prominent contractor OF this city.
died suddenly this morning at Anderson. \.
T.. of hear; disease He was one of the
pioneers of South NcAlester, having come
here with the building of the railroad. He
built the kali-fnla. the most costly build
ing in the Territory.
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Price Current Report.


Cfrr.nuaTi -. MAY a-Fr!C" Current SAYS.
CA. rirrS 81 he's have been reduced. but o,i-
tiul.a ia ,Nc->s # last year Western U1,HiGs.
4E.tsta. Is C"supsTCd with i,i.Wsj 10, preceding
ue.k and -Jt.Dsj last year. From March I the
total 81 iHN.sW. as against = ,iu.Jr1 - year ago
Prominent piaCes .UuIpsT. as Iclivss.
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d4v- 5.lSl.Gs,ia I-l6-
commercial tr,G.H cheeks ".lb'.. - DAYS S.l91
SwE, c.ccaa s.-'r., - Gays 80, MOI lie.
Belgian checks J.I,t.. " days -.-ita.
E1uNv.-' vvIciiinaTk vtbies 9a"s. 'u.,hs % sic;
- 'Iiys gls.
curlu.iciII rcichmarK checks - lie. e. days
gi~-HTGi 10. ~ DAYS :iHSi lis.
i.aUH'H! HCt,h ~auIIdeTs, checks, h5-l6; 60
dal~ 40 i-l6T -ys.
~. tu.
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Bonds.
y. - NJ Nt~cN IS
Mining shares
s-FFF "VffHN.
Nv . StL'n hum!s i.acfIls.

&c" York. MAY g.-Stl'" houls Inactive.
Louisiana new rJnsnl Is ..---............TI S'.
E'.s' t.'i'Eha -
N".'H 'h'HsI'i@ =
Tennessee 'rw -HttvnicHt - .-......-....... 81.
Nff-.fia centuries .......... .......-...... s.
Virginia deferred .... .......... ...-..........
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New York Stack Quofotinps

The following shows the opening. highest, low
est and closing quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily fOT TIE RE
public by u. Il. Francis, Bro a -. bonds and
stocks. 40 Olive st.
Close
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Received tai'y 10y y. Il. Francis. Bro. & %.
t0 olive street.
-. Louis, N,Jac. iay. Ma .. i-5.
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Corrected aaIiy 10y Gaylord. Blessing q Co. :,
olive street.
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STOCKS AND no>ns ~ BOSTON.


Boston. HIy Tin dosing quotations
'I1-"H. st.Hns and l.ni~:
Money.
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hnoflNed dalIy " d. X Francis. Bro. Z Co.
40 Olive street.
| ST. Louis. Wednesday. May g. 1898.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10

| r
OF
The Council.
REGULAR SESSION.
ieoo-ieoi.
(OFFiCIAL.)
City OF 81. Louis.
Council chamber.
MAY y. 1sa.
Tho Council met at ; o'clock p. III, Nj.
President Meier in the chair.
Ir"~'nr-NcSsT- Carroll. Cast, Hodges,
Hoffman,. Horton, kratz. Richards,
SrhEcIi. Thuncr and Nh. PreSiden. Meier
ID.
Abscnt-Mcs,rs Gaus. MeysenburS and
NiEGin>-3.
There being no objections. the minutes of
tn" meeting "f May 1 1879. as printed. were
approved.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
IN" ing communication from the
President az IN" Board Of Public Improve
IncEts Was read and flied:
piiirc of the President Of the
Board If Public improvements.
81. Louis, May :, 1870.
To the Honorable" Municipal Assembly.
G'ntl-nen-i have the honor TO report
that the Board II Public improvements has
adopted III" draft OF ordinance hereinafter
named. ana respectfully recommends IN.
same for passage by the Municipal Assem-
bly,.
IL Is forwarded TO your honorable body
through ihr House of Delegates, and Is
entitled IS follows, to wit:
An ordinance to establish tho width of
the roadway and sidewalks Of Harrison
avenue between st. Louis Avenue and Nat
ural Bridge road.
Very respectfully.
ItDBT. r. McMATH.
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Arrived.

Il. J. \
Local Forecast Official
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

Office of County Clerk, Cameron
County, Texas.-Proposals, and
application for the Office OF County
Physician
Seated proposals for medical and
surgical treatment of, and medical
attendance Gu the county prisoners
and paupers for the year ending
February 28th. A. D. 1901, en-
bracing post mortem examinations.
asteudauee on Ri small pox cases
IN the city and county, aud all
Other medical and surgical services
ofwhatseever kind, whether rem
dsress TO The county prisoners and
paRpers, CT to other persons in the
iaterest of public justice when 50
decreed by the court or It's county
Judge, wiA be received at ny Office
on or before 10 o'clock a. 49,, Feb
ruavy 18th. \. d. 1900.
All bids should be sealed and
addressed to the Honorable County
Commissioners Court of Cameron
county, Texas, and endorsed as
follows Proposal and Application
FOR tie Once Of County Pbysi-
elan" The Comfy reserves the
right to reJeet any and all bids.
BY order Of she Con ,eiSsioners'
Goact Of Cameron Coaaty, Texas,
JOSEPH WEBB, County Clerk.
Brownsville, Tex. Jan. 3rd. 1900.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22
UNITED STATES
SUPREME COURT.
Taxes CegBiza.ce Of Complaint
Against Chicago Drainage.

Washington, D. 6 Jan Is
TIE Supreme Court Of The United
States today took informal Qui
zance Of the motion OF the STATE OF
Missouri for leave to file bill of
complaint against the State of H.
linois asking for an injunction
against the Chicsgo drainage canal,
20 the extent OF stating to Attorney
General Crow OF the former State
that some announcement would be
made Monday next
1t is not kaown whether the court
viii Announce its decision upon the
motion asking leave to file or an
noHnce its desire to hear argument
upon i'm connection VIII fThs-lfear
ing upon the merits OF the ease.
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signed.

To G Ire Ia Grippe in Two Days
Take Laxative. Bromo QainiDe
Tablets All druggists refund the
money If it fails to ,urs. E. W,
Grove S signature Is on each box
25c.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

THE Youthful Idea is new ven
tnre III South Texas Journalism,
which is printed and edited by The
boys Of iiagtrder's School for boys
in San Antonio. 30. ,, Vol. l, Of
fhe new paper has been received
by TIE HERALD. Il is a bright bill
OF newspaper enterprise.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

Life IS . burd=n-bsar it:
Lie is duty dare it;
Lie Is a thorl crOwn-wear it.
Father RYAN.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22
JOKE ON A BROKER.
New Orleans Times Democrat.

New Orleans Times Democrat.
AN agent for several mauufac
turing concerns, who has an odica
no great distance from Exchange
alley, was the victim of a crngl
but eminently successful practical
Joke last Saturday. lie was sum
moned to court unexpectedly IA the
course OF the morning and as he
expected some callers he LEFT his
place open With card on the door
stating he would be back in an
hour. AS soon as he disappear
ed humoriSt Of the neigborhood-
hung placard outside bearing tie
following legend:
"HaDted-At once, men OF he
8oer army; wages 500 q month;
gold passage paid; inquire with
IN"
Inside OF halfa an boar the office
was pasAed with crowd in which
the unwashed and tough element
largely pred0miEated and other
Would-be warriors paraded The
hall. They were all anxious to
tight Tor the downtrod zen burghsr
at 800 per. at that stage Of
events the humorist took down
the sign and substituted tn word
Salvation" for "Boer," ia 10
6rst line. When the ageut return
81 little later ne was amazed and
startled az the sight OF the throng,
and rushed in for an explanation. /
he was confronted by a similar
demand, and for FIVE minutes or
so there was a roar and tangIe Of
many tongues. Then all hands
poured ous to consult the sign,
which had meanwhile been replac-
ed by an eyewitness as "de hot
5est tine dat ever happened on de
olock.' Fortunately for the agent,
he funny gentleman who con-
,sived the plot was betrayed by a
small boy, and the enrage1 re-
'ecuits promptly scattered, looking
or his scalp, but he had taken
bs alarm aud fed. According to
reports be IS some
Fhere up the country in top of tail
rec, waiting for a protocol to be
igned. ,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

IT seems that Gen. Joe Wheeler
has forfsited his seat in congress,
70 that since he has resigned his
commission IN the army, be is ont
Of the public service all around
This is good opportunity for him
b retlte to the shades of private
life. while people look upon him as
s brave soldier.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22
ChVd's Drawing Beck.

trace the pictures beneath, thcs TeCrdiag
enjoyment, as Wei as Instruction 70 the
haAd and eye. These drawing hooks and
ne DO1 OF Canyons 90 very well tOEeLhNr.
There are six different kinds, and sacss
drawing book requires s lion hes0s and a
2-Ceht STAMP.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

THERE is sabjeet for grave
tAonght in the relations OF labor
and capital today. i seems hard
that tabor. which produces wealth,
snd from which sourcs have sprung
She gigantic fortunes which are
ROW in the haads of a comparative
fs~, should have bare!y enough 10
exist upon, while the poasesSor Of
the wealth which labor has made
possesses such vast superfmty
Of means, that he cannot coutrive
Aays in xhieh to expend it.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22
Fedora, Court Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that tlst
Z. s. eircEit and district courts
viz oct convene at Brownsville
until February 25th. a D., 1860,
hence the attendance of defendants
md witnesses IS unnecessary until
sAat date CHAs. F. TiLGHaAN.
Dy- OK. g. S. Courts.
Bro w4syi,,le, lex, Dec. 3, 1883
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

Is TEE civilization that must be
enforced with shot and shell.
whose march Is ths march of ar
miss, leaving death in lis wake,
and laying It's course in the blood
% the slaln-is such a civilization
worth whilef
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

NsILE England is spending mil
hons OF dollars 10 sIay aud conquer
She Eoers III Soalh Africa, tens Of
thousands Of her subjects in India
are dying of starvation.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

Mated free for II Hon Eeafs cut f-cn
Ion CGEse wrappers and a Z-cent s3aEp.
An unusually fine picture. from the brush
Oftle noted German artist, Gabriel Max.
i Is founded on ChGnlisso's poem, "The
Lions Bride " TIE story is interesting,
and ne send with each picture s hand
some folder. containing cops of the poem
and telling llab0usit size, I5x26 inches.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-01-22

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