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New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
GOLF.
Trauis Loses Lo10 Score Medal an
Metropolitan.

Walter J Travis the present champion OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association. was beaten FOR hrst
place IN the associations fifth annual champion
shin which began yesterday at the Deal links by
DR. D. lie Roy Culver. of the Jersey City COLI
C,Iuh Roth men played d fautless game, but Dr.
Culver scored 3 on each Of the three holes pos
sIb1e in that figure while Travis required stroke
more on two of them. and the difference gave the
medal to the former by score OF 166 to 16S
The tournament started in a successfut way Win
eixtv-tvyo entries and will last out the week yes
terday's play was devoted to the qualifying round
at thirtysix holes in which the first thrty-t"o oe
came eligible to continue for the championship cup
and the balance for a new trophy offered for the
first time this wear by Horace Russell president of
the association. The weather was raw and windy
and the scoring throughout was higher than had
been anticipated, but the course was in prime con-
dition and subsequent rounds promise better re-
suits
Travis played with John MolIer. tr.. Apawamis.
who won the gold medal in the st Andrews tournament
last week who home with card OF 19s- Dr'
D p Fredercs entered from the Deal Club rather
surprised the returning the third best score
10 He played Oil City in the national amateur
championship Genview last season reaching the semi
final round doubtless take conspicuous place
present contest.
KelIogg's long game evidence, and he
managed finish fourth with score Of IA Though
Deal he IS regular member Of the Prince
varsity golf and represents the best OF the
college players taking part.
Allan Kennaday, the New-Jersey champion. fin
ished we'll up among the leaders, with score of
179. His notable play was at the ninth hole
5a1 yards-which he covered with capital drive OF
275 yards finishing with full brassey to the green
Douglas the former national champion, dis
appointment He made an Indifferent round of 1d
and was the only expert who failed TO meet ex-
pectatons Had the tournament started at match.
instead of at medal play as viii be the case III the
coming national championship. II is not improbable
that he would have been beaten-an argument IN
favor OF the older system
c. H. Seeley. of Wee Burn. who holds the Con
nectcut championship, managed to qualify, but
with a that indicates d falling off from last
seasons form. Cory, the Boston golfer. came home
nicely in $50. and Z. s. Knapp of Westbrook. in
stroke better. Carnegie of P1ttsburg recorded 194
owing to an unluCky second round, while j. NJ.
Ward the Fox Hills captain. showed his usual
consistency with rounds of 90 each. The sum-
mary:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

interest caused the plan to be dropped when Il
broached two months ago. Since then Captain
Thomas and Manager Duval have been quietly
discussing such plan, II was said tonight. but
have not yet come to q conclusion about IL. Yals
has a team Of fine men, to the number OF aboUr
ten might taken such a L
stated tonight by one in position to know that
such a meet would more probably come next spring
than this
When asked to-day about the Cambridge meet.
Captain Thomas OF the Yale track team said thers
had been negotiations but that the idea had
been discussed Informally by Of the Yale men
who were disappointed at the failure OF the pro-
posed Harvard-Yale. Oxford-Cambridge meet He
added the expense OF the trip to England would
probably be the chief stumbling block in the way
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
CORNELL For AMERICAN HENLEY.

Ithaca. n y May 27.-Cornen's varsity crew
has been practically disbanded by Courtney ana
ne is now giving all his attention to the Junior
eight which will row Pennsylvania and Harvard
m SATURDAY For several days the second crew
has been beating first boat. and this is prob
ably the reason why the latter has been broken
m There are some men in the junior eight VINO
viii lIndoubtedly row in the first crew at Pough-
keepsio so Courtney will not try to develop the
va rsv until ne can have these men IN the Dod,;
The varsity oarsmen have been sent out IN the
four-oared shells for the last two days, one crew
heinr Schade Adams Hazlewood and captain
FrenzeI and the other, Whittemore Van Astyne asi
M Of the varsity eight into fours may be the
fact that Cornell will probably have an entry IN
in July AS this comes too late for the rowing sea-
eon mere Cornell will only four instead OF
an eigbtLoared crew. This is a departure for
Cornell
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
pEM1NG OF YALE OUT OF MEET.
TIL at Home From Saturdays Race-Blues s
Chances Slightly Hurt.
lar TELEGRAPH TO TIE TkIBJNE-I

Nev-Haven. Conn. May @7.-Edward \ Dening'
O4 who won the half-mile run at the fale-f1
dual meet has been sent to his home in Hartford
- -,,,s ,rostration because of his hard
SATURDAY and from an injury which he received
tc one of his feet in the Word received from
his narents I'm Hartford tonight was 70 the effect
49, ba was too i'll TO be removed from that city.
10 +Eo+ he was .nder doctors orders not 10 enter
atu t irtercn1legiate meet Saturday in New-York
as he had intended , IN, - -, -,
~ a probable third place in the hal1-m1e run; or
- .. harrer Mace. Demng expected 10
80 IN winning form then. II Will make diff
tranrs with Yaie's expectations of landing the
-osst as no other Yale runner is strong enough
20 take his place. With kernan and Converse In
,6e hurdles and high jump for Harvard, the loss
~ Deming is keenly felt at Yale.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
REFUSE HENLEY ENTRY.
English Committee Rejects Demoru-
eIIe-NO Reason GiUen.

New-Orleans. May 27 (SpeciaD-A sensation was
caused in rowing circles in this city to-day. when
a cable message was received from the secretary
of the Henley regatta stewards dated from Henley
England announcing that the entry OF Ferdinand
DemorueIle. the representative Of the Young Mems
Gymnastic Club. had been refused for the coming
regatta, which takes place the first week in July
A letter, it said is to follow.
a dispatch was received by John Heyl, secretary
Of the club. from New-York. from F. r. Fortmeyer,
secretary Of the National Association OF Amateur
Oarsrnen. confirming this.
Until the letter of the secretary OF the Henley
stewards received in this city II is impossible to
saw what reasons have moved the committee IN
taking this decided step. Mr.. Wolfe and Mr. Heyl
have sent q ca BILE dispatch to England asking the
Henley people cable cause"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
BROWNS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Providence r. L. May 2I-The Brown football
schedule as announced to-day by Manager Josun,
has nine games against ten last wear. Vale has
baan repIaced bv Princeton. Williams appears for
the first tire. and Syracuse is on the scheduls
apain after an intermission Of two years Co.
Iumbfa Lafayette, Holy Cross, TuftS and safes
have b. en- dropped. The schedule is,
september so Colby a. Providence October 3 Neslsya1
10. Princeton PrOvideuSe pcUo-
Der II University or Pennsylvania at PhdePhia octo
Der "a Harvard Cambridge; october 81 Wilan1s AZ
Providence NoVerr1
Der IL Syracuse Syracuse November IS Dartmouth a.
NIar
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
VALE MAY MEET CAMBRIDGE.

Nev-Haven. Conn. May q (SpeciaD.-Members OF
the Yale track team tonight that while no
definite arrangements have been made or consid-
cred for a meet with Cambridge this year. chal-
IenEe looking to such a meet may be sent II Yale
wins the intercoIlegiate on Saturday. II Yales
desire to join In such meet with Harvard ~lth
Cambridge and oxford to represent the English
side in July in England, but Harvard's lack OF
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
HARVARD DEFEATS HOLY CROSS.
Gets Easy Victory by IS to 1-Clarkson
Makes Home Run.

Cam bridge Mass. May Z7.-TI1rvard won easily
from Holy Cross to-day. % 10 !. Spring. the Holy
Cross pitcher, gave bases on balls at inopportune
times The visitors fielding poor. when Har-
ward men bases Clarkson made 4 nome
run with two on bases. The score:
I5ai1 "a SafS cross I'D 0 q 3
1aa.tarlas-c,otur, Eerran: Spring ana Woman
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
ORANGE FOOTBALL CAPTAIN DEAD.

Orange y. J. NIay y tSpecialf. Louis '. MonorN
captain OF the Orange Athletic CIub football team
died to-day at his home from a complication OF dis
eases. Mr.. Mohor connected with the edito-
rial department Of The East orange Gazette
For ten years he press manager OF the OFshss
Athletic club. was captain OF the footoaH e'eVeh'
and manager Of the basketball and lacrosse teams
Hs also a Judge at the NaiiSbErg board tracs
for several seasons. He also HlaSteI-at-dfnas
on the Badger IN the SpCGsh-American War
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING Brooklyn Handicap, al Ifa'eseaa' meets
al 81 Louis Hawthorne and Latonle
YacHTING-Race cup class. at Glen cove Long
Island.
LAWN TENNIs.-southern championships at "ash'hs
COZ Ne,ropoitan Golf Association championship
TRjchmond HIN 1ornen's spring handicap nnas
BAsEBALI.-National League: Chicago al New ore ore
~ Louis at Brooklyn; Pittsburg. at Boston; n
cinnati, at Philadelphia. American League; HeW-
ynrr at ph{ladelphia; washington al Boston 81
Tonig Al Detroit: Chicago. at Cleveland. other
rares: Georgetown. Holy Crnss
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
PRINCETON. 9; AMHERST, 0.

Princeton n J., May = (SpecfaD.-Princeton de-
feated Amherst to . to-day IN a game marked
bv almost perfect fielding on the part Of the
Tigers Underhin gave one base on balls ana al
lowed onjv one hit. a three bagger by Chase IN
the first inning. Captain Pierson again pLdyeeo
fast ball making four hits ana two runs ana 55 raee
well for the game with Yale on SATURDAY as me ne
Tigers have improved rapidly, especially IN team
work BARD was again in right field. Kane pltcheo
q steady game for Amherst and helded MS poslLoh
well 1ne scoIe' P H.
! !. Ito-x3 rLInI ... o 0 %
E7at+4r,as-I-nderhfn and Reid. Kane and Roe
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

Hackert. Left bases-st- Louis. 8; BROOKLYN. 4
Sacrifice hits-McF'srland Sheckard Ritter 2 Stolen
bases-Donovan > McCreede Brain. First base balls
of Mcfarland. 8. First base errors-St Louis, l.
out-By Garvin. 4; by Mcfarland, d
Time game Urnpire-Moran Attendance, 1.S0o.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
POLO.
Rocko7cay Defeats Squadron 4 by
22 1-2 Goals to 4 81.

Rockaway won a very one-sided polo game yes
terday at the Westchester Country Cup, ueiedtiis
tt c,,,sd-on a team by the score OF 221a goals to
a. The game was the fourth in the series Tor
the Country Club cups, and the winners VIII meet
the Meadow Brook team tomorrow in the maj
contest for these trophies. The Squadron team was
allowed goals by handicap at the start, SO tre
team, did not earn point and lost J. of its orig
i3aI allowance for safety.
Rockaway opened the play by fast. dashing work
and secured a big lead at the close or the seconQ
period Rene La Montague, jr.. McMurtry and
Chauncey all scored several well played goaIs ana
their strong team work cut right through Ine
Squadron defence with comparative ease me
virtOrs were much better mounted, and they roqe
off their opponents in admirable style. For the
Snuadron Herbert and l.. j. Hunt did some excel
lent work The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
STEAM Yacht MINeA LAUNCHED

The steam yacht Minga. built for Walter n
Durvea Of the y. Y Y. C. was launched yeSter-
day from tie works os the builders the Gas Engl1s
and Power Company and Charles l. Seabury Co.
AZ Morris HEIGHTS on the Harlem River. The boat
was named BY Mrs II. RI. Duryea- The Minga "a
% feet over all. with 10 foot inch beam and
.E--nr. - u
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.

At Utica-Utica. . Syracuse, /.
At Albany-A. J: & G.. :; Albany l.
At Troy-TToy S: Schenectady, 8.
At Ilion-Ton. {: Binghamton. 4
Al scarborough. Mass.-St. Marks, 20 Grotor. l.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
CHICAGO, I; CLEVELAND, o.

Cleveland ,
Chicago -.-.-.--------'.s-o
Cleveland -..-..---,o y y " w
Eatteres-Flaherty and Mcfarland; Bernhard and Alb
hott Attendance 2,3S1.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
MRS. LANE WINS AT RICHMOND COUNTY

Mrs. Ralph Lane was again successful in winning
the women's handicap at the Richmond County
Country Clubs links yesterday. Her card showed
a creditable gross card Of &C. which with a nan
dican Of Is made her net total 81 The match had
a special interest in view OF the annual women
championship to take place there next week 1he
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
CINCINNATI TIES PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia F. H. E.
Cincinnati 80. / %
PhIlsdelphia . o O 0 O % 3
Batteries-EWing Bergen; Sparks and Doom At
tendance 02O
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
momEh,s CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES.

Entries for the annual championship OF the
Womer's Metropolitan Golf Association. to be
plaved at the Richmond County Country Club next
week close to-day with the secretary Of the asso-
ciation Miss Ruth Underhn, OF Glen Cove. Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
THE RECORDS.


The Giants defeated the Chicago team yesterday
~ z score Of 10 1 The home team was first 10
score, making run in the opening III
ming Il increased its lead in the third inning by
making tR.o runs Chicago tied the score in the
ninth. but the Giants made the winning TLn IN
their half the +inal inning on q base on bdlls
1gicIer's tumble. McGann's sacrifice ana Browne 5
c-ive Wicker relieved Weirner III the last ifnlils
Tie fielding Of the home club was far from pelhS
fl-il1-a1T The score.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
LOW BREAKS BALTusRoL RECORD.

George Low professional at the Baltusrol Golf
Club established record of 2 for the Baltus-
roI links Yesterday in a match with club member
4 four ball match will be played there to-day De
tween Low and james A. Tying against Wllllam
Anderson the Apawamis professional, and Malcolm
Graham,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
SUPERBAs BEATEN BY ST. LOUIS.
McFariand's Pitching and Good Fielding
Give Visitors Victory

|aF aTlanas good pitching. backed up by error
r. Heiolns won yesterdays game for St Louis
sihgies. an out and a base on balls gave
"a ~ ,sh @ q run ii the first inning The Superbas
ecoTe5 ~ .No hts in the other eight The visitors
uilJ 7r- - uhs y the first three singles ana
49,, wv ena Dahlen's tumble in the ninth gave
relte,.ag 7tor Iurlty TO another run CarVin
" SoA'ss IN the last inning. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
EASTERN LEAGUE.

=. pr4alo-Esurralo. !: Newark. o.
a, ToTonfo-Toronto 4: Jersey CITY.
q observation-disclosures, 10: worcester
A. baltimore. Baltimore, Z. froNlueiiiS
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
BOSTON, Z; PITTsRuRG, !

Boston r a F,
Boston ..-....-.----. <!
Batteries-wiIlis and Kittrtdge; Wilhelm and Phelps.
zY7re-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

a. xertden-Meriden. 10: Norwich ;. =
a. NeW.-Haven. >; hoiyIsTi sstiagen,
A. epringnelt- Springfield nrius'''
HnitgsI-g 4sI-gg-,,ord-Har4ford. a New London d
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
NEW-EkGLHND IE1oO <

,-o-- F5averlaiIl. 4. Concord o .
Al Solco.o Solcla.,ar- Manchester 1. Lawrence
a. =! Fa1I River-Loweil. 5 Fail kisef
a. a, Isrockfon-Brockton. 3. NAshua7 %
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
NEW-YORK.

s-eFaea Tuae-chcagos ms base ny sIIVss NJ
r2I4 z First base On haIls-of McGiRIty, I .; On "a
fy 5Eemer. 3. Two base hits-Jones, Tinker Lowe
Sacrifice hitsVsn Hslrren Gilbert, Warner, McC1innty
Sr0eu nases-Nan Haltren GIiert Harley. Evers Dou-
lee paEs-Tuun, Gilbert and NcGann. Warner and Dunn
Lnpire-Emsic Time gaTne-l:5c. Attendance.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

The tie for the last place in tn

ed in favor of ". C. Freeman. the other Two
The draw for to-day's match play is:
Kellogg vs. Carnegie Croker Allen. Carnrck vs.
F}roEaw Keunaday Larkin, Woodward vs. rAnapp'
SeeIev Douglas. Menzies Anthony. Blllngs vs.
Cory sullivan Rogers Watson vs. Hurd Mason vs.
Culver Lynch Fredercks Singer vs. Brown, travis
vs. Ward E. A. Freeman vs. ". C Freeman MoHer vs.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

Ithaca
Cornell Cornell -.-..-.........2a o o Q 0 ID 5
Ratteries-Merrtn and WEIGH; Duff and Marnan
Al williarnstoNn- = . %
williams .-.-------.-o " " a &
Tufts ----.---'o p" = A" " ~.
T3atteries-esteryelt westerveit and Mccarthy; Clay
andO Brter.
At Andover- y n g 4
Ratteries-TItus and Hart Baker. r. ". Brown and X
{. Brown I, =
At s,+ Nes, ls',.a uiis o o dc IS
Manhattan '--''-'0 o o 0 0 o
ts,,erios-rzrebs and DuAf; Mason and Hitchner
ba'lt'lsS -, r. Il Z.
At Easton' Penn ofooo2 x
1-ra@ 1-a@i,iir and Na-shal..O o u
J2atteries-Johuson and Irwin kilihener ana Sciloe
Al Fordhsm- n p IA
Fordham Coliege.-.--'-" " v,-.,- T,cs,ar
ratteries-Deegan Dunn and o'Nen: Essentef. posne'
and McLain.
A. Hartfod-Trlnty. ); Amherst AEgies :
Al Fianover-Brown, (: Dartmouth :"
south Orange-Seton Hall, o. lsno1a i
A. Hsmilton--CoiEafe. 8: Hamilton.
swick-BoWdoin. s Colby >
A. Fgclyoke-Nevv-iaN en-. 3: Holyoke,c
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
GAMES TO-DAY.

RATIONAL LEAGUE
~----ago Nsv- York EI7ittsburE a. Boston.
6 = 1,;s - Ts-,ol1yr Cincinnati Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
-, -, ~ r7-i1sse9rhis 81 Louis Detroit
chicago at Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
PFCOKLYN
ST LOUIS

Baseball, Polo Grounds To-Day - x-cHIcAGo
W NEW-KORK- Adm. DOC.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
SOIADRON A.
ROCKAWAY

narv-C7oals earned: Rockaway, 23 squsc
O Allowed by handicap-Squadron A, 5. Lost
aItles-Rockaway. 4: Squadron A, Il Net sco'e
away. 22l2. Squadron A AZ
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
BASEBALL.
Giants Beat Chicago, > to ~ m
an Ninth.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
>c.- 7orl : Chicago / Cincinnati. >: Philadelphia
- '4sr-oL.7zr game called account oi
Boston :, PlttsbuIS J. oaTHiless'-
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-30
PERSONAL POINTS

County clerk Webb issued marrl-
age license to Carolina Trevifio and
Andres H. Lopes, Saturday after
noon.
Just received, a large assortment
of stylish trimmed ladies' hats, at
the residence of Miss Dora Kimball.
The weather man is furnishing
us an article very near the frost line.
For new brooms, best quality at
low prices, see H. NJ. Field. Big
stock, good goods. Make clean
sweep.
There is an abundance OF game
at present in and around the city,
some of which in other localities
are considered a scarcity, say for
instance the wild pheasant or cha
chalaca which are highly esteemed
for their elegance OF form and
delicacy of flesh. 1t was The HER.
AID mans good fortune to be
shown SEINE beautiful specimens OF
this bird by Mr.. Joe Putegnat last
evening.
WANTED.-2000 bushels ofsacked
shelled corn delivered at once.
Brownsville Grocery Company.
Felipe Castaheda, one ofthe city's
oldest and highly esteemed Mexican
citizens, is reported very low at his
home near the county Jail.
Butter not forget, received 8
resh lot of it today. Leo Wise.
Master Alexander Kowalski cele-
brated his twelfth birthday Satur-
day at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Benz. Kowalski. Quite a
number of happy, light-hearted
boys and girls, all friends of Master
Alexander, were present and Of
course had great big time. THE
HERALD young man" acknowledges
the honor of an invitation, which
although it did not reach him until
too late to attend, is appreciated Just
sas much.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-30
For furniture see H. Grunewald

For furniture see II. Grunewald
Miss Alice Terrell left this morn
ing for her home at Terrell, Tex
She has been visiting here with her
aunt, Mrs. Portmess, for several
months and has a host of friends
who will regret her departure and
welcome her again.
For rubber boots, rubber shoes
and Fish brand pommel slickers,
see Fl. Grunewald.
Judge w. N. Park returned to
Brownsville on yesterdays stage
after an absence of five months. He
is residing in San Antonio now
and has come to Brownsville in
connection with the StilIman
Fort Brown case to betried in
Federal court here nextweek.
Sergeant Grum, who has been
telling US for four months that he
was going to leave us, did go away
Sunday morning. He and his
family left via Alice for San Fran
cisco, whence Sergeant Grum will
resume service on transport vessel
between the Golden Gate and Ma
Mia.
John Fernandez cashier OF the
Merchants National bank, is busy
today counting coin which he is
storing in the banks vault. A HER
AID man looked in on him through
window and-say, there were
bags and bags and numerous big
stacks of filthy lucrs lying about
him. Geel there was certainly some
binary.
Attorney J. D. -Childs of San An
tonic, arrived last night. He is
associated with Judge Parks in the
Stillman-Fort Brown case in Fed
eral court.
J. L. Landrum from San Benito
ranch, is in the city, and will be
here two or three days.
Rev. A. W. s. Garden, the Epis-
copal minister who has conducted
services here with Rev. John Beean
for week, left on today's stage for
his home at Cuero. The services
were quite satisfactory and the
Episcopal church was benefited
greatly by his efforts.
The Ladies Card Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Julia L. Bollack. Miss Julia is an
accomplished an entertainer and the
Club anticipate an enjoyable meet
ing.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-30

&c. Bennett and w. w. Womack,
two rice farmers from near Orange,
Tex, reached Brownsville on Sat
urday's stage. They are here with
the view of locating and investing,
if they can find things satisfactory.
They are experienced rice growers
and would be decided addition to
our county's population. They say
there are twenty other men with
families at their home awaiting a
favorable report from them, where
upon all of them will remove here
OF course, this is the proper thing
to do; this being the best rice grow
ing section of the country very ma
turally attracts the best rice grow
ers.
U. S. CURRENCY WANTED.-Will
pay market value in Mexican cur
rency. Nj. BEsTEIRo,
Corner opposite Miller Hotel
M. H. Holloway, one Of Cameron
county's progressive up the river
farmers, is in the city today on
business.
For SALE.-One horse buggy
and harness. Il. 5. Dunn.
Dan. J. Reyes is at home again
from duty up the river as quaran-
tine guard.
Just received by Leo Wise fresh
butter, apples, grapes, oranges,
irish pototoes, onions and yams.
Sergeant Wagner, who takes the
place of Sergeant Grum, was a
pleasant caller at THE HERALD Of
flee last evening. Mrs. Wagner is
expected to arrive next Sunday.
Typewriter ribbons and carbon
aper for sale st The HERALD Of
ice.
Civil Engineer Geo. L. Crum, was
in the city Saturday and Sunday
from near Hidalgo, where he is
working.
For Hamilton-Brown gentleman's
shoes, American Lady shoes and
Security shoes for children and
youths, see II. Grunewald.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-30
Our Aim In Business.

of the People The
eposor receives the and consdera
extended the largest within the limits of safe and
banking Officers give personal attention all details
regularly frequently and keep closely touch
business Every safeguard known and
banking avad of past is the best criterion
by which Judge of the security of the future.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-11-30
We Solicit The Patronage Of All.

Our funds protected in proof best safes
to obtained and further covered by against BURGLARY
daylight robbery Our officers bond in the best surety
companies.
People who lntru their money to bank have right its
financial strength We this cheerfy furnish
any deposition statement of condition any day year Abb
soute safety the best thing upon this basis
your account is solicited.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-19
Pc r SO NAILS

Attorney J. H. Sharp of Ennis
was in the city today.
Henry Martin and w. G. Lomax
were in Dallas today.
Miss Roberta Common, of Dallas,
is visiting friends in this city.
MI. and Mrs. G. G. Pierson re-
turned last night from Emory.
Miss Annie Laura Trippett re-
turned yesterday evening from Cor
lean a.
Fred Meredith left this morning
for Marlin where he will spend a
few days.
NJ. H. Mussett, cashier of the
Central Texas Grocery Company,
was in the city yesterday from Cor
sicana.
Mrs. Geo. r. Smith of Itasca and
Miss Brooks of Chattanooga, Tenn,
arrived this morning to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hudson.