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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
WORK AMID cnAos.
Heroic Efforts Made TO Clear UP De-
hl.la NJ q inlYeStOn.

DIS SWtsHhlSeSSOu.lsI9 ~ Il
Galveston, Tex, Sept. l5.since Adjt.
Gen. Scurry has assumed police direc-
tion of affairs, looting and plundering
have ceased No one has been shot and
order prevails thruout the city. The law
siess know that they will be shot downson
the spot when caught depredating and
this has had a wholesome effect.
e The large force of men employed in
burying and cremating the exposed dead
scattered thruout the city have complet-3
ed that portion of their work and are
now engaged in searching for bodies of
unfortunates lying crushed and bruised
beneath the immense mass of ebrls and
wrecked buildings. scattered thruout
the city. Where the debris lies in de-
tached masses it is fired and the bodies
kherein are consumed. When adjacent
Droperty is endangered by fire the mas
OF debris Is removed, the bodies taken
out, removed to safe distance, and
7 around them is piled the removed debris,
the whole saturated With oil and fired.
Identification IS impossible, the bodies
being in all stages of decomposition and
giving horrible STENCIL. Perhaps some
men engaged in this work are unlnow-
J. ingly destroying all that is mortal OF.
come loved one. who but few brief
daya ago were the light and life of his
4 then happy home. The grewsome pile
may contain the body Of his wife.
4 mother. brother or some petted child.
The appalling loss Of life Saturday
might has benumbed and stupefied the
people and virtually dried up the foun-
Iain OF grief. Neighbor meets enighbor.
ind with a hearty clasp OF the hand
sill say: II hope all is well with you. !"
I.he usual reply is: am sorry to cay
j am the only one left. Z
These are not unusual occurrences.
x.i spu hear them on the street, in the
stG l,res. around coda fountains, where
.crt pwds collect to quench their thirst.
33a,ns ce water is scarce and the saloons
are 5closed ind definitely.
81. B,s Arial parties are organize ed at Vir-
rinilsh Point. Texas City, Port Bolivar
and p9iown the island. and the bodies
4here are being Inferred as fast as pos
In "a "a. herring remains for interment 9
nephewa OF Aid. John Wagner. a youth
"a years old. war found lodged in the
forks5of ia tall cedar tree two miles from
mis- wrecf ssed home, and tightly clenchet
/ With 4 eAath grip in his right hand wer,
s 1900 which his father gave him to holt
while thea father attempted to close {
\ sfoor. wherA the houee went down and tn,
whole fanMily pertshed In the raging
Storm and flood. 8.
II would take volumes to record tn
many notwithstanding incidents and tn.
heroism ditsplayed during the fatefu
nisht Of saturday. While the loss o
life IN this $,ity will not fall below 500
mt exceed lit. every little town within
IS; oradila OIL peventy-hve miles OF Gal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
MARSHA AILTowN. IOWA. SATURDAY.
make 1t very hot for the foreigners. She
believed this. but afterward found It


was not true.
The papers are incorrect in saying
she was coerced into issuing eddcts.
The Chinese government is q despot-
ism. No one can coerce the empress.
She, like all other rulers, is dependent
on her advisers and sometimes their ad-
Vice is bad and she may be misled. I"
When the correspondent was leaving
the Interpreter said: The viceroy hopes
you will not give bad impression Of
him to the American papers. He says
he is very old mantle oldest to
take part In these negotiations-that he
has had much experience in these af-s
fairs, that he is the only man who
can help the foreign governments as
well as the Chinese, and that he will
try and arrange settlement fair to all
parties,''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
ARE GUAMITIs AllRRIcANs?I

lean by Virtue of
Honolulu, Sept. s-Via San Francisco
Sept. 15.-The question of whethar citi-s
zens Of Guam aresAmerican was raised
in the-United States district court here
today. Judge Estee expressed the
opinion that native born people oeI
Guam were Americans by virtue Of an-3
nexation OF their country by the listed
Statea 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
THE ROOSEVELT TOUR.

Short Speeches to Big Cropyds - q
Number OF Towns.
Valley City, N. D.. Sept. 15. The spe-
cial train with the Roosevelt party left
Fargo at 8 this moring. Accompanying
the party are Senators Hansbrough, OF
North Dakota; Tnomas Garter, Monta-
ma; Wilson. os Warrington. They stop
tonight at Bismarck. where meeting 10
arranged for. One-minnte stops were
made this morning as casselton, Wheat-
land, Buffalo and Tower City. At VAL
lley City q stop OF en- hour was made.
Here Roosevelt made short spsech. IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
Tornado in Kansas.

Eureka, Kas.. Sept. 15.-Hamilton, a
town s14 miles north of here, was Wis
tied by small tornado late yesterday.
A school house, livery stable and six
dwellings We're destroyed. At Florence
a number Of barns and considerable
crops were destroyed.
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PAGE ONE.
TELEGRAPH NEWS:

IEIEGRAPA 8NEWSs
Council Of Ministers at Pekin.
Shanghai Fears withdrawal OF
Troops.
Miners Strike May Fail.
Beers Defeated at Barberton.
The Situation in Texas.
Capital News and Comment.
PAGE TWO
GENERAL NEWS:
Labor Federation and Miners.
German and American Exports.
News of the Day.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
Roosevelt's Iowa Trip.
The New Military College.
Manleys Arson Case.
Short Iowa Specials.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
EDITORIAL:
Bryan Won't Bite.
Relief for Texas.
The Practice of Skimming.
Topics and Press Comment.
Looker-On's Notes.
Iowa Items Sunday Sermon.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
Twelve Prisoners Indicted and Ar
raigned.
Money for Galveston Storm Sufferers
Iowa Central Officers Elected.
Forty Ninth Inspection Figures.
Local Comment and Brief News.
page EIGHT.
IOWA AND GENERAL:
/ Special Market Letter by Wire.
Today's Market Quotations.
| The Weekly Trade Review.
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mist BIlLD MORE sOLlDLY.
Congressman Hawley Talks of the
Lesson Taught.

Dallas, Tex. Sept 15.-A special from
Galveston says: Congressman r. B.
Hawley. who was in Washington at the
time Of the storm. arrived in the city.
Yesterday. When seen at the fremont.
hotel he said: Work OF vast import
ance is to be undertaken here on diff
ferent lines from those that have been
our habit heretofore.
..There are storms elsewhere, storms
OF more frequency and of greater IN
tensity. They visit the coast of Eng
land. They blow thruout the great
lakes and along the shores of the Al
llantic on the New England coast. If
they built as we build they would be
I:down and out nearly every year, but
| they build structures to stay and We
must build our city on different lines
and in a different manner that will re-
sist the gales as they do.
Az we have to continue business
thru this port we must in our construc-
ton do 1T on the same lines employed
by Boston, New York, Buffalo and Chi
cago, the stability of which was plain
Ilyillustrated in some structures recent
lily erected in our community. The port
lis all right. The fullest of water re-
mains. The jetties. with slight repair
1 are intact. and because of these condi-
4 tions; which exist nowhere else, for the
TERRITORY and people it serves. the res
i toration will be more rapid than may
be thought and the flow of commerce
4 will be as great, and with the courage
and fortitude and foresight to look be.
4 yond the unhappy events Of today, vii
be as prosperous and secure as any par
OF our prosperous country.
Another plague Casc ~ glasgow.
Glasgow, Sept. IT, Another plagu
lease is reported here, making . total o
4 lseveRteen. One hundred and fifteen per
II sons saye under obessSation
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Ohio Town Burned.

Ottawa. o.. Sept. 15.-Almost the en-
tire business section of Pandora, nine
miles east Of here, was burned today.
Los. s5ooee.
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is FINED $1,000.
j. D. Denison, the wright County
BootleKger. Gets severe Penalty for
violating Injunction OF Court.

Special to Times-Republican.
Clarion, Sept. 15.-J. D. Denison was
today fined $1,000 and costs by Judge
Birdsall for violating an Injunction not
TO sell beer. Denison was arrested for
bootlegging recently and enjoined by
the district court. This being his sec
lond violation the judge made the fine
heavy and it is thought will be effect
nal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
ALMOST a MILLIoN IN SIGHT.
Relief Fund Expected TO Reach ST..
100000 by Tonight.

Austin, Tex, Sept. 15The fund for
the relief of the Galveston sufferers
now aggregates nearly 81 100000 and it
will pro ably reach 81, soc. 900 by tonight.
Most of this amount is in the hands Of
Governor sayers. who will direct the
work OF e&pending it.
San Francisco, Sept. 15.-The total
amount subscribed in this city to the
Galveston relief fund is about $l1 300.
Los Angeles has raised over 81, 900 and
other cities and towns are contributing
5liberally. one car load Of provisions
and clothing has already been dis
patched and others Will be added to he
Santa Fe special train before it leaves
the state
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Appeal to Druggists.

Houston. Tex. Sept 49,. The follow
ing appeal has been issued:
ITO All Druggists: The storm
stricken district Is very much in need OF
the. following drugs: 1odoform, chlorids.
of lime. gum camphor. assafoetida
crude carbolic acid, phenol sodique.
gauze bandages, quinine and iodoform
gauze.
contributions should be sent to the
Houston relief committee. (Signed)
.HOUSToN RELIEF COMMIT TEE,
'sBy "A. E. kesling.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
sneaker Henderson-s Itinerary.

speak er Henderson-s Itinerary.
Dubuque, Sept. l6.-epsaker Hendsrs
son Mill open HE campaign at WaverlJ
September IS; at Green, 10; Hampton
- .I-sup. 25: Mlnchestsr, -: Eldoras
pres ton, as. all in Iowa: at Duluth
EN-. a 3tSg OF October 4; Milwaukee. Oc.s
Madison, October 8t at Water
IS. with Governor Roosevelt, ocs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
STRIKE MAY FAIL
Conservative Judges Say Only Fifty
Per Cont of Miners VIII Quit.

Hazleton, Pa, Sept. 15.-Judging from
the best information obtaina BILE. it is
probable that about so per cent of the
141,OO0 miners employed in the anthra-
cite coal fields will lay down their tools
tonight. Possibly the United Mine
Workers may develop greater strength
than this, but there are conservative
Judges who predict the strike will not
Rattain such formidable figures. Should
the number OF defections fall under 30
per cent, the men will undoubtedly be
disheartened. II go per cent go on a
strike there will be a fighting chance for
both miners and operators, with the lat
ter holding advantageous positions
But the Indications seem to point to a
failure to get out the expected num-
bers especially in this district, and to
collisions between union and non-union
elements as consequences.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 15.-There
were not quite so many miners at work
lin Wyoming valley as yesterday, but
the coal companies say the output will
Inot be much less than Friday. The way
things look now there will be general
Suspension in Wyoming valley on Mon
day.
I Scranton Feels the Strike.
Scranton, Pa. Sept 15.-The position
1 Of the United Mine Workers was today
/ further strengthened in the LackaWan-
Ina region by the going out of the min-
/ ers and laborers at half dozen other
colleries, principally of the Delaware
& Hudson company. The number o.
4 men and boys idle today in the district
covering the Lackawanna and Wyom-
ling valleys is estimated at headquar-
ters TO be fully 100000 The strike3is al
! ready having its effect on the railroads
(which are laying off many of their Goa
Itrain crews. 1t was given out today
s|that there was a general determination
Il among engineers and trainmen OF thf
a Lackawanna road to haul no coal MOI
3 mined by union miners The bushes:
community is feeling more gloomy TO-
J, day than ever over the situation and al,
{ ready there is talk Of closing up many
Of the stores.
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And Bryan smiled ON the People.

AnO Bryan 5H1AIeO Ua1 sAAS = -. II
Terre Haute, Ind, Sept 15.-4gyAns
arrived here at s:35 this morning o. -
way to St Louis, where he 1paaae %
travelling men tonight eonofrniag
trusts. He began the day early at
aresncastle and supplied the sArst
crowd. but the train stopped barely
long enough to permit the national
candidate to smile upon the people. Tue
same thing may bs saad Of the stop At
Brazil. At this point the train was mot
by goodly crowd. who chsersd % is
5puued into the 6tedon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15

The Hague, Sept. 49,. The -
delegates, Fischer. Wolmarns ma Il
Wessels have addressed an appeal -
all nations for intervention IN South
Africa. n
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Berlfn 10 Send AID.

Berlin, Sept. ia meeting was held
today for the purpose of aiding the
Texas sufferers.
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i. GIBSON Brok on Down.

ssri. lR.--Lieutenank Gibson
great a-year-old. who was 2 shof
Ks i:. the a merican Derby, and fg
NJ 81. 100000 ;sas refused by Charles y
Il, is broker down and will be -
isss5 from the track.
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Populn.,nn &: to.hko.ll. Z

FOpUINtNst.t.UsES q ESVSAu.USLsas,f .lllH
Washington, S.pt 10 a,he census bu.
reau announces sA& population Of Osh.
kosh, Wis., % 80 q. .esS against q, ,sSs
1890; increase, 3a.sG per cart.
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T.-R. BULLETIN. /: j /. !;
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY.
.rha w.atl,a..,

For Iowa-Fair tonight and sunday;g
probably frost and cooler In the east
Sunday.
For Illinois Possibly showers this.
afternoon; fair and cooler tonight and
Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15
OUGA1 IO b SATISFIED / | [ !
Des nsilss' Csnsps Shows 25 Per Cent
Increase Altho Expectations
Were Not Reached
Some Big Republican Rallies Hon
dsrssn With Roosevelt Bar
becue at Wapello.
South Carelinan Makes Known the
Grave ef Missing Iowa Soldier
Of Civil War.
pecial to Times-Republican.

! K s ~
Special to TimesLRepublican.
Des Moines. Sept. 15.-Des Moines is.
Of course. disappointed in the census re-
turns The most conservative had ex-
pected about 10000, but the cold figures
only amount to 62,1S9. This Is an in
crease OF about 25 per cent over the cen-
sus Of 1890, and, considering the unhap-
py experiences of surrounding cities. 1t
ought to be fairly satisfactory. There
is no doubt that a thousand or two were
missed by the enumerators, but every
possible precaution was taken to count
every one. and the enumerators were
givn plenty of time to doit. The claims
made by many residents Of this city that
1.-the population is $4,000 are extrava-
giant. s.s
Speaker Henderson begins his home
campaign in Waverly Sept. 1s, and viii
make about eight speeches in his dis
trict3 and two in the Second district. He
yill accompany the Roosevelt party ir
4 Waterloo Oct 5, and will probably &c
with Roosevelt to Davenport the same
might Governor Roosevelt is booked Il
speak in Davenport and Rock Island
that night. His stay in Cedar Rapids
where he is billed for a morning speech
will necessarily be brief.
Chairman Weaver is arranging for {
great meeting in his home town Of Wa
|spello on the 9Th of October. There is t.
be genuine ld-fashioned barbecue ant
Senator Dolliver is to be the speaker
The meeting has been advertised al
over southeastern Iowa and it will b
one of the greatest rallies of the cam
lpaign. There Will be none better any
where In the state, for excursions will b
run from all over that section Of Iowa
Il Senator Dolliver will speak later in For
Madison and Wellman in that vicinity
but the dates have not yet been fixed.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13

Z 5. Consul P Merrill Griffith
OF Matamoros, in one Of his con
sular reports, given sons timely
advice TO Americans who contem-
plate emigration 10 Mexico. The
consul writes;
'The colonization Law of Mexico
allows free entry Of the effects OF
intending settlers only to presons
who have acquired the legal chsr-
aoter and status Of colonists, aud
whc come as much e settle in
aome colony established by author
ity Of concession granted by the
federal government. / make this
suggestion, inssinuch as within tie
last two years several companies,
with all their household effects,
implements, horses, stock. ere
have driven from various sections
OF tie central states TO the Rio
Grande, intending TO cross over
aud locate in Mexico. In all thess
cases they have either acted under
ths instructions OF ill-aavised per
sons or have expected the represeu
tstive OF the United States 10 ar
range matters satisfactorily for
them upon their arrival ri the
border, and il goes without saving
shat upon learning thar the govern
meut Of Mexico would allow exenp-
sions only under the above condl-
tions, they were embarrassed, aud
usually dispersed after having uu
dergoue unnecessary hardsi.lps and
q greatdeal of expense"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13

The court disposed Of quite num-
oerofsmuggiing eases yesterday AZ
teruoon NEST CT .hem petty affairs.
Following IS the list Of convictions.
With ofslse and sentence
Msturia Lopez. smuggling, con
victed aad sentenssd to one day in
in jul.
Bruno Castanads, receiving
smnggIed property, one days i'm
prisonnent.
Fermin Barron. Illicit retail OF
liquor, Gao month il Jail and 500
fne.
Manuel sanoz, smuggling, 80
days.
Antonio Gonzalez, receiving
sinnggled property, enc day
Diego Ramirez, smuggling. IS
days.
Rsfngio Perez, rsne, one day.
Mauuslla Gneli, samo. one day.
Earnest Baldwin. receiving
snuggied properly, I've days.
Luke Steed, same ofense, ous
day,
Refugio MARTINEZ, same, one Gay.
Nicolas SilyaS, ssme. 60 days.
Leosadio Disz, same, six months.
Atilano Hernandez, Illicit retail
Of hquOur, enc Month and 500
fine.
Ansalmo Gouzslez, receiving
Struggled property. one day.
THIS morning the Gaze Of Ca!ixto
Rodriguez, charged with receiving
some struggled mules, which was
tried Saturday cams up On a motion
Tor rstrial. Ths motion was refus-
ed aud the prisoner Sectenced to
ten months Imprisonment.
This afternoon, the case cf Fred
charged with murder, was
called, and tie work Of sesaring q
jury begun.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
PURELY PERSONAL.

J. S Chairman is in town on
business from his Isabel ranch.
Judge g. ". Miller arrived home
last evening BY stage, having at
tended the state republican conven-
ton at Waco IS delegate from
from Cameron county.
= Lowry, cattle buyer. from
Cameron. Texas, arrived by stage
last night.
Judge Thos. Carson and vifs
left Washington City today. sn
roate home, their return having
bean delayed BY Mrs. Careon,s
illnsss Hith the grips. They viii
sens 10 klps
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
THE MOSQUITO.
News

fT8o ard ono-half hours are re-
quired for mosquito to develop
from its stage, a speck re&emb-
Ing cholera bacteria, 10 It's active
and veuemous maturity. TIE
insect il all its phases may be
instantly killed by contact win
minute quantities Of permangaute
Of potash. It Is claimed that one
quart Of this substance n 1890 of
solution distributed in mosquito
marshes viii reuder ths develop
ment Of iarye impossible, that a
haneful Of permangau45o will
oxOdI1e a teussere swamp, kill lis
embryo insects and keep it free
from organic matter for thirty days
at a cost Of IS cents, that, with
care, a whole state may be kept
free CT meet pests at 2 small cost.
An sf1cacious methad is to scatter
few crystsls widely apart. a
single pinch Of pe,mahganate has
killed ell the germs in ? thousand
gallon tauk.
The editor adds that It IS gen
srally believed that the filing in
OF marshes es with ashes from
cities, etc, prevents the develop
msnt Of these pests. 1t is pou0t-
less because tbs potash teaches
from the ashes and like solution
of peolLangagarate of potash,
render the development of insect
life impossible.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13

Trash EidaE65 SWISS and Rogue
fort 5zsestss 70 esaGihs thing
49, no gErr
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
MARCs AID THE LION.
Something Better THAI The Old
S2W.

TIE saying about ths lien and
the lamb in March often proves
false, but there IS smother and a
better one which IS literally true
Vines March comes IN and finds
you taking Hoods Savssparll!a to
purify, enrich aud vit,lizs your
blood, you may expect, when It
goes out, that It viii leave yon free
from that tired feeling aud with
none of tie hollis, pimpies ana
ernptioas which ssinanifest thcm-
selves because Of impure blood II
the spring II You have ret already
began taking Hood's Sarsaparills
for you spring medicine, We advise
yon to begia today We assure
You It viii make sou feel better all
through the coming summer.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
III e.,
Us asaEaa5 &sxlgsygS s2sys
IAs2@1a * EEEyy slzx3
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
bas been used for over fifty years
by millions OF mothers for their
children while teething, With per
feet success. It sootaes the child,
softeue tbs gums, aliays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy fer Diarrhoea. 1t viii re-
ieve the poor little sufferer imme-
liateIy Sold by Druggists in
every part of the world. Twenty
FIVE cents q bottle. Be sure and
ask for tMrs. WinslOw's Soothing
Syrup, " and take nc other kind.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
DICTIONARY GIRLS.
Boston Herald.

Boston Herald.
A disagreeabie girI-Annie Mostly
a sweet girl-Carrie Nell.
A big-hearted girl-Jenny Rosity
a smooth girl-AsneIis Rats.
A clear case Of girl-E. Lacy Dare
A geometrlcal girl-Polly Gou.
A not orthodox girl-Hettie Rodoz
a rich girl-Mary Gold.
4 nee girl-Ena Cant,
4 Sewer girI-RAods henderson
4 musical girl-Sarah Made
4 profound girl-Matta Physics.
A star girl-3Ieta 0ric.
4 clinging girl-JeSsie Nine.
a nervous girl-Heste- Ical.
A muscular girl-Callie Stkerics
a lively girl-Annie Nation.
An uncertain girl-Eya Nescent.
4 sad girl-EIla 6.
A great big girI-Ella Plant.
A rerlike girI--Millie Tray.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13

Andree's balloon seems 70 be a
hard proposition, as it has not IS
yet been found, but when You find
a cough or cold that will not sue
cunlb to d Few doses Of Getlin's
Cough Syrup Andree'S balloon
will be as easy found SIS the noon
day san. Get yonr money back i
ct cuvued.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13

FoR sALE;-0ne ''Gemp steel
wind mill, al galvinized steel.
Tower and wind mill in It's original
package Never been used. Price
5000, United States currency.
For further particulars address
Jesse Q. WHISTLER, Brownsville,
Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
How's wh;g ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Ccatsrrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-13
lrOugb tbe oOIUlUg S0mner-

The greatest invention II Mill
tary science was the Gatling gun
and the greatest discovery IN med
ioal science Is 5atliu's Auti-Bilious
Compound, which actually cures
habitual constipation. Sc 1t IS not
necessary to be coDstiaually taking
medicine. 4 short treatment does
the work Asl, your druggist fer
q free sample.