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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
PERSON GETS
THE POSITION

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March "a
The president today appointed r. T.
fersan. postmaster al Wilson. n. c.
the office fer which Wick. eelored.
was a Candsdate for reappelutfnent.
hut against whom Senator rfitcharti
brought charges Of party perfidy
Person Was recommended By frltch-
ART
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SENA TOR IS
DIVORCED
T. B. Palmer Given Decree on
Grounds Of ioeompstibitity

State Senator y n. Palmer Of this
city has been granted = divorce from
his wife Gertrude Palmer. BIZ SUI
perior Judge Bell. ON the ground Of
incompatibillfy OF temper Mrs.
Palmer IL 20 receive t1t month
eiimony and 70 have her share Of the
community property.
Although the divorce was grant
ed Saturday night, the fact DID not
BECOME public until today. when a
slfxht clew led 10 the discovery Of
the papers carefully hidden In the
county clerks once. For some rea-
son which can only be surrnissd. the
employees Of the clerks offica had
taken every precaufion 10 keep the
papers away from the public. Al
though every paper filed In the
clerks Office IN supposed 20 become
q public record. an inspection Of the
fles In the Palmer ease was stead
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agreed upon are provisions fof ths
deposit Of ti.ppo With the cry as 2
guarantee 90 sood fAith, ana alss
IL. annual payment % a percentages
81 the Ffoaa earnings ~ the road intt
the cift treasury not less than pss
cent, T. b. DETERMINED, however, ~
Mr.. Sanders camrany IN mhkins ~
bid for the fisnchlHr,
~ vas aaised that ! per cent. ~
the total Tr,ss earnings OF the enttfs
Rad between ballard aud Everett
should be taken a. the sross earn.
lnEs % that part Of the rad within
the city limits.
The ordinance was given IT, third
reading and ordered published for ~
days,
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lastly refused today. and the ex-
tstenee Of the suit denied until cen
eealmeat became usriess
The case II entered on the appear
ancc docket, but further than that
u IL net Of record. The number Of
the case IL SSafd In the nlinsH.
only an empty Jacket marked by that
number. but bearing different names,
q 10 be found There II receipt for
the ta,pers In the custody OF the ME
clerk
II was finally admitted that the
papcrs were guarded by one OF the
employees % the clerks once. and
when he was asked 90 Ntve them up
he positively refused 10 do so why
the matter should be one af such
vital eoneeFn to the cirrka once has
not been explained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
WANTS SHARE IN
A BIG WiNNING

prWttt n, Lowe filed a suit IN thu
superior court taday against John
Donovan 10 recover one-etshth IN
ter~at Ia $500. 600. which the latter u
said 20 have made a. the result Of
prospecting trip TO Alaska for
witch he sas Erubstaksd BY Love.
The plaintiff claims 10 have ad-
vancef $50 and alleges tina, on his
return ffum the north the defendant
failed % make an acrouuttns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

John Doyle and Guy Wsiief two
young men whose pictures adufn the
roaucH' gallery, we're arrested inrf
nlaht by city Detectives fennant
aud Ifyrnea. The two prisoners are
said to be partners OF IA Ericsson.
aha wah arrested by the detectives
several .anyn aRn. The three ARE
suspected Of committing "A recent
theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

switch and car IS. In charge u CEN
ductor A. ~ kiEham and Motorman
broadway and rtke street line. The
switch was oren and the Unbound
car crashed into the car standing 90,
the Eidrtrack lioth cars were de-
rnilei and badly smashed up. Motor
man J. W. Hewitt of car No s2l and
Notoruan Suhfs OF No ia both
jumped when the cars crashed into
each other aud saved themselves
nom injury,
A wrweklnk car was sent out from
the car barns Immediately and traf-
&c was interrupted hut short time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
MARINES
ON GUARD

PORT or SPAIN. March 7t-En.
Fllsh sailors and marines are stiil
doing policc duty. The people are
Violently excited. The situation u
dangerous. The damage by Inohs
yesterday aggregates a quarter Of a
million dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
GETS HEAHY DAMAGES

Thomas Currsa was given a yer
iics by jury In Judge orifftn's
department Of the superior court this
afternoon against the Seattle a San
franciaeo naiifoad and Navigation
Company. ON account Of PERSONAL IN
juries. Curran Was blown M in a
eoal mine explosion In 1891, and Loaf
bath eyes and the use of bath hands.
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cHAMP0Ux ASKS
ANOTHER TRIAL

lennon chaupous. recently cum
Nictsd Of the fuurtier u f.ottia brace
~ the Arcade concert hall. last No
Vvmbsr. flied a motion TOT n new
trial IN the superior eouft to-day on
sruundn q alleged dnaualillea ton
Of several Of the states witnesses 10
testify.
The Guy al Seattle h due at THIS
port AT 5 10 Tits afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
REBELS IN
POSSESSION

WASHINGTON. y. C.. March "a.
Consul tieneral Maxwell today
eabled the state department that san
pcrutnEo Is atiil IN the possession Of
the revciattonists. The government
force has tied ana President Nasque
IL no~ IN Mocha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
SOLE MENACE
TO STRIKE
Seattle Street Car Men Are ceine 70
Tacoma 70 Fill Vacant Places

SECRETARY F. A. Rust Of the West
efn Central I.abor Union this morn
Las received a letter fron G N
Theuas. secretary Of the Tacoma
Street Railway Trainmsn's Union IN
which u i stated that tue onl,
menace 10 the sucee=s OF the Taccma
Etfike "a that conductors and motor
men from Seattle are gpink 70 Taco
tra 70 take thr place az the strikers
Mr.. Thomas said that otherwise this
strikers are sure of victory. a. the.
iahor In Tacoma.
Mr.. Rust said this afternoon that
he knew % about = employees Of ths
Seattle Electric Company who had
eene 70 Tacoma. GENERALLY at IN.
creased wages
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INCREASE
IN WAGES

ST. PAUL. March 2s.--rhe officials
% ne Great Northern and Northsrn
Pacific roads have proposed an In
crease from 10 10 Is per cent. In the
wages Of their employees. Ii IA
thought the proposition will be ac-
cepted.
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FIVE KILLED

ST, LOUIS. March si.--Ffve men
were killed and one iaiured BY an
explosion ~ dynamite which they
wete thawins At Dams quarry. this
afternoon
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Money to Be Made

ny cailisg On the Alaska Seattle De-
fcloptn@ni company ana Investing in
a block Of stoFk shlie u can be rot
~ a snap. as price will be advanced
for falI partieuiSfs call At our once.
4is Globe block. Seattle. Wash. 80
liooklef. souvenir and prnspeefu.
printing. The Ivy Press. First and
ifke. Phones va zee
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FOUR DROWNED

MEMPHIS. March zt.--Four com
fnereial travellers and two negro
bostrnen were drowned this morning
while trying 20 reach Mound CITY
from Garvin. Arb. The boat became
entsngied IN = wire fence and was
Ga r5NlxaS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
ALLEGED ENTERTAINMENT

A warrant was issued In Justice
Cams court this Afternoon FOR the
arrest Of George A. Bray on a charge
Of embezzlinx t1i5 from D. c. kenny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
MAIL car Will COLLECT

Postmaster Stewart today an
nounced that the street railway usail
ear viii soon ceiieet the mall Of the
various large manufacturing houses
81 theif oficess He has not yet
completed the list % the firms who
viii rrodt by this arrangement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
FURNITURE FIRE

pTTTSnrRG. March 4t.--Fire to-
dny tnnfaKsd the stock Of the Nc
EsNeen Furniture company "a the
extent Of izxo.e9e. The loss on the
building IL not yet known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
KNOWS 4
GOOD THING

NEW YORK. March at--It is au.
thofttativoiy denied BY the Western
Telegraph Company today that u is
10 pass under the control 81 the
American Telegraph and Telsphons
Company.
70 cuRg = COLD IN ONE DAY
Tsks t.ssstrs tiFefno 1uialns TAhtsts All
dFusxisis rwfuHa the taiaasy N Il fails 70
rsfs W, ufVfss signature 70 90 saeh
tas. IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
THREE KILLED

WfCkIfFF'E Ky. March a.
Three men were killed and sir In
tur<f In a boiler explosion Ia a saw
miIl here. this morning..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

Mrs. N. u. fsean~ announces her
formal spring opening Of hish class
millinery. cloaks and suits on Wed
nesday. Thursday ard Friday,
March -. q and IS New Arcade
building
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beginning Monday. March 20. the
Port Orchard Route VIII have ten
round trip daily from Pier No. 2.
10 the U. 5. navy yard. For time
card see page 4.
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The large british steamship pak
Ling and Achilles are due on the
Sound IN = fsu days.
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Wanted

WANricb@ Men snd women 10 study ffYp.
NpTteM, PERSONAL MAGNETISM
and character reading by our stmpliffsd
method. call Tor charts and deIineations
institute u Science, ftOs second avenue
Denny building,
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ENJOY LIrn.

ENJOY LIFE.
OF yosr evn IN locality where ycu Rave
d makins money on roar Investment.
That place u Rainier Eeaeh on The Hen-
ton siseiFle llne. the hrst riea, tbs cars
families ar moving In and building
homes iAfse Wutil handy plenty "a
werk for cysytsdy. lsfse to-foa; lots
81 1ss is sss sa,a 49, y 'I~n s. asa
10 htsh ana heHtthY fishing h1eiina,
plenty wood nnf water nifa nFishhsss.
. .shss. shssshss , s.sss- ,s'i ,,
wss aain stree, az 20 risss fsr o M
dollar So ~ weed agent, =, ealce
owner. 80 ihstnn Block.
sAeno-f.faura new. modern house brick
foundation. cement sidewalks, street i'm
pTovemsnts raid Tor. nae view on second
hall. car iinea. close IN. splendid neigh
horheof terms, hsst by On Ne hiii.
try. 10 ftsi00 asuth a f.aks vuiuu fna
View, 9 ear hnsr. not far from rike
tass isss sosiao walking dissaucs. s,reat
arnfed and ssgef at paid fns view.
$50 Each For u lots. IN West Seattle
oasr wanted tar 70 lots In same ipcaiiiy.
$50 an acre Tor land near South Park
tsA0 for t4-aerea near uremefton. 10 acres
lotion land cleared and unier fence.
grest rams threaeh land einsc a. estsr
front impsosemsnts worth more than
y" quALnisiA 4 HOLMAN.
30. New terk tisek
r. AcRfss ~ the i,cst Improved ranch. with
go feet o. waterfront $50 hens ba.tt.
tools all 70 Tor sano
nnp aHHrfa ranch. waterfront
fgrp- nuys nsW a-rdom rattare tot s0x
no. thirty nrHt. near Madison.
siaon- beautiful home near Madrona car
t4Ol~soz 100 on TwentYssNoand avenue
routhl street work au paid
fNt iHfa uiie l1ta at Owen Lake.
TAft0R-cook co, tis-so Arrade.
WHY PAY RENT
when We wilt seli Won modern well built
h.rpuW coiiaFc. walking distance. fur
- cash, balance taa month"; ptiec,
Alao = room ootassi 500 cash. balance.
$40 MONTH urice tsnp.
SCOTT . MbrcAI.F,
Suite Is. Tlmes building.
WHY pay 1900 for sso-f,ot lots whom We
near the ashoelhaus- and ~ iipt -,
Columbian easy tefmHi Gait ard sac tstat.
tcneren a Afueti. ~ iloNwel block. cor.
nor rust and columbla,
cHnAp lots at sak 20. Al uil,raa c,,,.
only " minutes, ride on old nenioa car
down, o. monthly. Come today I.ars.
warm snncs ON Eroundr.
rms Income basis for lady ssao viii buy
fine rNuminE house close in. paying
inrEa Income T1in a. a fsrr chance 10
Get nice Investment that rays we'll
Don't dvlss, hut Investigate 4 Miller 4
Co. 2o4 Columbia street
a. %. HnftAN co.
Ter snia=houans and lots in the variauu
uaftu a. titYs Hufurulshr,l houaas ami
nAtH tor rent ANY number 81 intaIn.
huusea Furniture far aala. Apnls IA
zig 2ii Arcadia. ff ~
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-toOM no ana furniture, with
Entry, large closet and basement.
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oHANp PACIFIC HOTEL, INA Firs, ave
t,Hees moderate.
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You
VIII Find
It

run vii find anything you want On
The dFag riaae line At Bsfteira.
WHENEVER
new arsssls ls put on the market
ws Immediately add Il 70 cur already
extensive stock. few prices
Antsphlosistine. soc siss. ......... zoe
wari Aicohoi. y gallon bottles. soc
Alrkond and Bsnroni cream, nc rirs
.f-stss.ss s.ss.ss.sss .s.sssss.sss 1oe
wst<h Hazel Cream. 2se sire ise
No ensn's TaleaH. sc -irs iase
" u OF Cashmere bouquet Taicuua.
- siEs ss-sssfs-.s+s.ss.. .a.ss. lie
Witch Hazel Soap. per box Of cakes
.stsss.. .ssssss.sssas ..s...4...s. Toe
Hood's Kidney usdieln~. sl.ss sire
.*.sfs+. ts.s.sststsss .s....sss...Tpe
iiood's Cherry naisan. for coughs
and colds. large bottles ...... 3se
Carriers Dyspepsia Tablets. toe sire
.s..s...s .s4...s...ss.. ..,t.... soc
Preservation prufrfsfs
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Tor Remit rnishsd Rooms
HOTEL. AENEsiA ~

ma, 1908 First ave. corner Seneca.
ihs hunhf southwest corner outaide roor,s
~ feet square, ttoo 81 90 "a 90 urr
west hiegtrio lights porcelain haths
sisclal rates 10 families and alnsle sen.
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ONNtHet must sell my b.ronm cottage.
$500 ap,p cash wnpid rent fa agnl
ltii Third avenue. near rtke street J..
N, Hipisy.
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60 HOUSES a. ana = rooma. sto0 Faat
Valley. icinins Capitol iiill on east W.
- McIntsre.
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Classified Ads
II ror esls--ttea.e. and la,.

FoH Fkf'ItArGr- % room hotel. new and
Modern. Ions lease. fat city o. farm prop.
r1Y Call or phone Tilus saHii indie
I-@adcnt 1890. Quaiheim a Holman,
a0t New York block.
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vxisa ssa ssss.-1s s.sIs izssz ETTd
sFsH4e. Haasn 4.
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when we Will arli Won q modern well hail,
e-ufuW coitaFc, walking distance fal
$500
hlaa aroau oottssej t2oo eaah. balance
$40 MONTH price tNip
SCOTT = MNrtAfsF
Butte Is. TIMES building,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16
THE POSTAL SCANDAL.

Seven men thus far have been
arrested on charges of bribery; and
the great postal scandal is as yet
only in its infancy. Many months
have elapsed since the date of the
official determination to investigate.
That determination, grudgingly
reached, being a forced recognition
of long-accumulating evidence of
such proportions that it could not
be safely ignored, has only now
borne its first fruits. The carefully
arranged official plan ran a lengthy
and devious course before it led to
grand jury investigations. With a
vigorous prosecutor and Min
neapoliS, or St. Louis grand jury
there would have been large crop
of indictments months ago.
Now that the work has really
commenced the country fixes its
attention upon Washington, await
ing the outcome Of what there is
evident reason to believe was the
largest, most comprehensive and
systematic scheme of swindllng
operations in the record of Amer
lean government. A prominent
department official who has &C
curate knowledge of every step in
the development. and whose name
is withheld for reasons of expedien-
cy, states that the Situation grows
more and more appalling, and that
almost every bureau in the general
department discloses a particular
scandal of its own.-St. Louis
Republic.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16

large and bushy with big roots. All
this shows that alfalfa will do in
this country-so try it.
l hear that Knox Jones, our
county attorney. and his brother
Tom. have bought 200 acres of D..
Crisoforo Vela, near Los Garcias
Abajo. An artesian well is being
bored and the land is to be planted
in alfalfa and irrigated.
Ell SoLTERo.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16
There Will Be No Overflow.

The indications now are that
there will be no overflow of the Rio
Grande. The pulse of the people of
this section will beat more easily
upon receipt Of this news. Great
fears were entertained concerning
the condition Of the river, and every
one for two days has anticipated an
overflow, and the consequent sweep
ing away Of the fine fields of prom
ising rice, corn and cotton that line
the bank of the river from Laredo
to the coast. 1t is indeed gratifying
news that The HERALDpublishes to
It's readers this evening.
There will be no overflow. This
Baet IS practically established. For
this information the anxious public
has to thank Mr.. F. 4. H. Sanborn,
ihe efficient operator of the West
srn Union Telegraph Co., at this
sity, and the DAILY HERALD, which
Jejoiees in the privilege OF bearing
such happy tidingS. 1t is useless to
speculate upon the damage that
might nave been done by an over
aow of the Rio Grande at this time
1t is sufficient to know that SUCH
calamity has been spared this peo-
pie. There is desolation and suffer
ing aud death, in consequence of
sverilowing rivers, enough in our
great country, today, and the fact
that the beautiful, smiling and
prosperous valley of the Lower Rio
Grande will not be victim OF the
furious floods is something to be
,ruly thankful for.
The Rio Grande is not subject to
damaging overhows, however. 1t
has been three years since it came
out Of lis banks. AndIas rule, such
Overhows rs we have here result in
more good than harm. In fact, a
great many farmers appreciate
them and make better crops because
Of the overflow. But this year there
IS a much larger acreage OF
Geld crops, and they are all I'M
usually advanced in growth, so, an
overflow now would do greater
damage than heretofore, on the same
principle that he who has most has
most to lose.
The report at the telegraph office
at 10 o'clock was as follows: CARR |
10, river falling; Roma, about
fifteen and onehalf feet rise, seems
about on a stand still; Sta. Maria,
nine foot rise, still rising slowly. At
shis point il has flowed but little
bit out OF the banks, and has not /
risen any for several hours.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16

THE gospel of kind treatment for
dumb animals continues to spread,
and the day will come when it will
be considered a crime to beat or
overload draft animals, or to keep
shem without proper or sufficient
iood Speed the dav.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16
Masonic Meeting.

Stated meeting r. G. Lodge No.
81. 4. F and A. NJ, Tuesday, June
Is. Elections of officers for ensuing
year will be in order. All brethren
requested to attend, visiting breth-
zen cordially invited.
W. \. NEALE, Secretary.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16

THE coming of the railroad will
insure plenty of work for everyone,
which will put plenty of money
into circulation, and make trade
brisk for the merchants. The mer-
chants should do their best to
secure the road.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16
GruIla Whim- WhamS.
EDITOR HERALD:

Grulla, Texas, June 81 intend
ed to write you last week. but l
dallied with a piece of melon, some
helotes, and went TO town last
Monday very hot day. The
combination did not agree with me,
and l was plunged in the depth OF
bilious gloom. For several days |
came near concluding that life was
not worth living. am now all
right, though yet inclined to pes
simism. l have lost my boyhood's
digestion; no more shall the green
apple stay my stomach; no more
shall | look upon the half ripe
melon with eyes of greed; no more
shall | gorge on the luscious helotes!
Gone are those days, and modera-
ton must be the rule. Ay de mil
The weather, since my last, has
been dry. Up till Saturday the
weather was moderate. Now hot
weather has swooped on us. Yes
terday the thermometer was at
95o-today it was at 80 in the
shade | mean. In the sun, it must
have been over 100.
Lots of corn here is burnt up.
The Longorias have lost all their
crop-and they planted 80 almudes.
The people are very down in the
mouth.
On my way to town last Monday
l stopt at the ranch of my friend
D. Encarnacion Rodriguez, on the
river. He cleared it last fall. He
has staving big crop of corn-150
cargas at last, and it may go 10
200. He will have any amount of
fodder, and pumpkins galore, and
has picked and sacked 6 cargas of
frijoles; and was threshing his
garbanzos, which he thought would
turn out S cargas. As soon as his
corn is harvested land he begins
this week, the ground will be
covered with a nice grass. He has
been offered SIS Mex. a ton for
this grass. | believe it is what the
Mexicans call iabor grass.
d. Enearnacion has a strip of
corn planted within 3 yards of the
river, and the offers come up and
carry off stalks and ears, A regular,
hard beaten pathway from the river
to the strip can be seen. 1 never
knew before that offers eat corn.
On May a Mr.. George Davis
died. He was the eldest son of H.
Clay Davis, one Of the pioneers of
this county.
l forgot to mention the death of 1
Silverio T. Ybarra at this ranch,
which occurred about three weeks /
ago. The deceased was a Federal
soldier, and had Just got a pension
a few months before his death.
/ hear that D. Emilio Viscava
is very i'll in Mier.
Why don't some OF you fellows
try to raise-oats? They would do
ine. So would alfalfa. Two years
ago D. Dionicio Garcia ofthis place
planted a small patch. They came
up well, grew nicely, and were cut
.bout five times, each time giving
nore d. Dionicio went off, and his
on took no care of the alfalfa. It
vas ploughed up; cattle got in and
at lots, but few plants still !,
niger. These are waist high, quite &
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16
Magnolia Dairy Farm,

Shears L Putegnat. Proprietors,
VIII deliver Fresh Milk on and af-
ter June l, 1908, at 10 cents quart,
Mexican coin.
Leave orders at Botica del Leon.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16
PERSONALS.

Mr.. w. F. Sprague and family
started from La Coma to San An
tonic last Wednesday.
Laredo Times, June II. Master
David Young of Hidalgo arrived in
the city last night and is visiting
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. c. B.
Kennedy.
P. 5. Champion returned from
San Antonio TO his home at San
Pedro, accompanied by his two
sons, Tim and Peter, who have been
attending the Peacock school. The
boys are fine specimens of sturdy
youth, and Mr. Champion is Justly
proud of them.-Hidalgo Advance.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16

For Mems summer suits, dress
shirts. President suspender, and
Boston garter, call at H. Grune-
Kald's, opposite the market.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-16

The Rio Grande railroad began
its passenger service yesterday on
the new summer schedule under
favorable conditions. The passengers
down were: Frank B. Garriga,
Masters F. Rivadalla and J. CeIaya
and Miss Olivia Lick. They return
ed this morning, also John Simo
and son.
There is no place ike home"
when it is Stocked with groceries
from Ruthven & Ford. 6-15-tf.)