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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers. J.
TRUsTDEs' AUCTION sALD OF a5s5
BRICK DWELLING
NO. 100 NORTH SECOND STREET.

BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust,
dated September 1st 1898, Of record in tho
clerks office, Richmond Chancery Court
d. B. 71e3I G, page 44s. default having been
made in the payment Of the debt thereby
,ncia ~ so to do we will sell by auction
THURSDAY, SFTTi DAY. OF SEPT, 1905. I
as aSoye The lot lot has a front Of so1i feet
moro or less and extending back on IT.
southern line 81 feet 70 inches, more, Or
less, and on the north by a. diagonal lines
IT,, IT, rear line Of S. FEET, more or less, 8S
as to expenses OF salt, all
taxes that may be due, and a note Of t97b.
with interest thereon from September 1T,
named at time Of sale ... y. 5s3
&c. SIR. a.. ]. CIEWNING,5t 3s5
3$ EDWARD 8, r osE, ss
sapt 18-tds Trustees. d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
AUCTION sALEs-FuTUH9 oAfAH
BY 81, b. Carneal & Som 81 sts Nj
Real Estate Agents and sAuc tlohesfs
n RUsTEf''s AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE SEVENTH DOM DWULIA
INC, NORTHWEST CORNER OF
n T'WENTYLTTi1HD AND FAIR S VII
N, MOUNT Av I'm CF. " AZ

ID L 4r ItI
BY virtue OF d certain decd Of trust dated
August /, 1859, and recorded In the Hem
rico eo cSHH Run Court CLERKS 3 3fss Y pfse
Of f' the debt 8 secured ai thereby ana having
been required ~ the beneficiary therein
60 70 SG Tl!5 q Sept %. 1903,
at 6 o'clock P, Nj, on the premises, pro.
coed y to sell at public n,intiot, property
conveyed therein, VIZ. All tina certain
lot Of land. lying and being In the county
F !7nia ONT Seglnslns Al Tie point 81 shs
intersection Of the north limo 8off F'air..
mount Avenue With the west line OF I
T'wenty-ttlrd street, extending thence
westwardly along the said north line sof
Fairr1ount Avenue Cor 8 Street) % feet
and inches and fronting thereof. ana 4
running bnck at right, angles and betweetts
parallel ines.of which one ls the ~ s "a y
west line Of Twenty-third Street. IL rest
to m alley II rear 1s feet wide;
one Of the best streets and corners IN Z
Falrmount The dwelling Is detached
and comparatively new, md VIII make q
most excellent home or q good renter. KS
TERM -Casil sufficient to pay all cost
of sale, ali taxes to day OF sale. and 9
debt OF $13s.40, now due, and balance oe
the sum secured IN the deed to be paid
In twenty-sx notes OF s46 each ana one I
note Of .1l1o; the first one VIII ne aye on q.
three months thereafter Until all have
become due. and residue atga credit OF
- " JAMES D. CARNgAlL, 3s
sept 17-tds Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
YORK COUNTY TEACHERS
viii Meet the Board In williamsburg to-
Sign Contracts.

. j T = . = q
Special to The Times Dispatch.)
4 OAK TREE, VA, Sept 21.-The School
Board, Of IBruton District, York county.
Va, held its usual meeting for the cleo
tion ofateachers last week. The follow
Ing arc the names Of the success full appli-
cants White-No. ]. at Oak Tree, Miss
Annie w. Fainholt, Of Richmond. Va;
Of williamsburg, VA; No. 4. Miss Nell Q
Clements Of Lee Hail. Va; No. Z, Miss
Willie e. Schenck. Of Oak Tree, Va;
No. 9, at Ewell, Miss Blanche Cooiey' 81 %
The coiored teachers are: No. 2, Lydie
Greenhow; No. g., Edmona ! Koe aI N i;
vet been appointed for No. on account
Of some dissension among tho patrons
OF that school. 100,
The tea ohersF Will meet In williamsburg
october Sd to sign contracts with the
board ~ s:ti5 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
BY Harrison Realty Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Q North Eleventh Street.

IBAT DETACHED JACKSON WARD
Street, at public auction, upon the prem
Uses, :. =, !, ~ oo,
We will sell the above property. which
is an exceptionally nice dwelling Of
rooms and out KITCHEN. i .,od IN perfect
condition and renting TOR $40 per an
and is COMPARATIVELY new. The lot fronts
as feet on east side OF st, John street be-
tween Baker and Charity. ,and, rlns PACK
borhoods Of the Ward Jackson. It's q
tnIce home and a splendid Investment and
will be sold cheap.
-'A' HARRISON REALTY CO.,
sen o0-3t Auctloneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
] ne Case OF Runkle.
\ (By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. Fin the exarnl-
nation to-day OF Maurice Rumble. the
New York merchant indicted with Au-.
gust w. Machen and Thomas w. Mc-
Grcgor for alleged completely In the
postal scandals, Commissioner Fitch
cock repeated his ruling In the Beavers
case that certified copy OF an lndjct-
ment before Federal commissioner was
sufficient proof to establish probable
cause and denied the motion OF the, de-
fense for permission to cross-eXaminc
the governments witnesses. The gov
ernment.' said Commissioners Hitch, Z
cock, 'has made out q prima facie casa,
and 1t Is now. so to speak. up 70 the de-
PENDANT ~ e $50 s3A a t54 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
GRAND JURY
is PROBING.
Many More indictments Ex-
peCted in Postal Cases.
CASE OF MAURICE RuNKL.E
Commissioner Hitchcock Holds that
Certified Indictment Sufficient
to Show Probable
Cause.
LEY. Associated Prssl.)

WASHINGTON. D. g.. Sept. sl.-The
grand Jury which has been considering
the postofflce cases reasse,nbled to-day.
but adjourned until "Wednesday without
action. It will take up several Of the
remaining cases the latter part Of this
week. Evidence will DO presented to the
grand jury regarding the cases OF two
former law officials OF the government
and fresh indictments Of former chief
OF bureau and prominent Now York
contractor. recently indicted together,
arc likely u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
On Leave Without Pay.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 21.-II
II. Rand, formerly confidential clerk 70
the POSTWAR err General and lately as
slstant superintendent Of the salary and
allowance. division. Ia now ION leave
without lay" and has not been at the
postofice Department for some weeks.
Mr.. Rand's former offices In the depart
rnent are now used AS headquarters for
a number OF inspectors working on the
postal investigations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
DA1s0Ns.

We will offer for sale to-day 800 bushels
IF Damsons and Plums at Geo. 3. Bull
Company, Second Market. Phone 300.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

BY direction OF parties declining house Sc
Keeping, I will sell, at No, 81 East prank
~ ri T1sut nSs sRPTEhIBER az, 1903,
Handsome Quartered Oak Dining-Ro ,ft11
Suit. embra cling Mnsslve Buffet, with
Beveled Plate Mirror 70 foot; Ciaw ghina
Extension Table. full Glass FROM .Gh - aa
Closet. 6 Dining Chairs. Side TABLE, Re-
frigerator. all TO- match
Oak Roll Top Bookcase and secretasy'
Box Couch, Fancy China Dinner SCI,
General line Of Table Cutlery, Linen
Parlor Suit. Hall, Stair and ROOM Gar-
pets DrugEets. RuEs. Lace Cprt iIaM
Dininc-Room and Paror Pictures, Mahtel
Mirrors, Oak Hall Stands,
Handsome Tennessee Marble Top Cham,
Der Suit, Plate Mirrors to Washstand and
Bureau; Mirror Door Wararope, e, "
match,f8 Oak Chamber Suits, Oak Mirror
Door Wa rdrobe. Brass Trimme 90 4ron
Bed, Mahogany Frame Leather Sea-, LII
braryF Chair, Sectional Felt and ether p y
Mattresses, Mating. Tableware. Beualng'
Odd Tables, Chairs, Rockers and numeF-
o9 Th esu'i are e, Expensive goods and in nice
condition. 4
\ TEAM FERN x. R. MAYO. Proprietor. +
ce y s eu. az ~ '>'~' n sep202a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
WIN. I. CL1OPTON,
Special Commissioner, {

rhe bond required OF the special Com
missioner in the above styled suit has
peeh guy E. II. FLoURNoY. Clerk.
dent II S,1e 2o&e2 @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

I certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioners by the bove-men-s
toned decree has been duly Htven:. .s$
CEiAs, O, SAV1LLE,S Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
Geo. W.. Mayo. Auctloneer.

? HEIfH Geo ". Mayo, AuctloneBr,
FURNITURE HAND
n SOME CHARTERED OAK. DINING.
ROOM SUIT, COMPLETE. ROLL rG ;!
BOOKCASE AND 4sECRETA,Ra9;g SAT-
PETS, MIRRORS. RUGS. iKGIMD 6c REL-
BEAJITIFUL COLLECTION OF PIC
TURES, &C., AT AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

'' 'TmRN fs-one- fourth cash. balance In
equal nstalments, payable at SIX,
siv ner cent, interest added. the title re-
Famed until the whole Of the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered
blythe court ttt wM i. cLoPToN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
TRIBUTE TO
HIS MEMORY
"a Celebration In Honor Of
Robert Emmett.
"a GREAT CROWD PRESENT.
Eloquent Address Delivered by the
Rev. Father Masri--The Hall was
Beautifully Decorated Pros
grammo Rendered,
A GREAT CROWD PRESENT.

A centennial servlcclln commemoration
OF the llfo and death OF Robert Emmet'
the Irish parrot, the anniversary OF
whose execution occurred on last Bun
day, was held last night in st. Patrick's
Hall, at Twenty-sixth and Grace Streets.
The hall was crowded to Its utmost
capacity. and the occasion proved an
Interesting ono in all respects. Great
enthusiasm, was manifested throughout.
The Irish Catholics Of the city paid high
tribute to Emmct, who was not u Cath
olic, but who was pure and conscien-
tos man. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

EDWARD N. 5CALISCH.
Richmond, Va, Sept Fl, 1893
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

mag es iein, mas oen StoIs Der Sroil
eebeust? Soute tie nidt ood Rat9
oariiber empfinbet. lire Sodlter
ellen emit peritoben 81 baben?"
sd perltebe nift. @fbt's ba
nod cine gebeime 6amiIienge(didae.
fpelhe t1 nid)t tenne?" foridbte Wrs.
Heepes. Die 9efraste merfte, bots
lie lfon mebr perratben, oIs ibr er-
lonbt mar; tie iiid)te 6en Se9fet tpie-
Der gut SIT modem, trbem tie feidt.
BIN ertDiberte:
r0trs. @~c(enger batte eine reiserS
lfone S.J.tt, lpelhe t9r Sers on
einen arIseu, ober tnteaieeater 9ou6.
MANN rerlor unb i'm b~eirofbete.
Oteie So6ter purbe enterbt un6 Der.
itoben."
nIber mas gG6e es oenn 90 al Be.
reuen?" meinte Wrs. Reepes. Sd
rpisroe ME bul6en, oab elmer meiner
aneeborteen nunter Stanb" Hd per4
ebelidte." =
Gortiefung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
CO limb sic MemIden.

gei Mrs. Ieebes mar groBes Set.
Sn lpdter Stinbe famen Nrs. 8or-
toms unb Settle an. @altex beglet-
tete tie; benin MiB @rabam bate
i'm eebeten, ibr geibiiser 81 fem.
Wr. Graham mar anfangs iebr
iiberraiht sepeien, ais @alter inn
miteetbeilt bate, er 5iebe Dor, nift
in ieinem Sauie al ipobnen; als aber
Settle ibrem Sreunbe re6t segeben
mo Die @rinoe, Del6e i'm beltimmt,
benz Gater miteetbeilt, bate Oieler,
pelter Den eolen Gbaratter @alters
fannte, meiter tetne @inDenoumgen
gemaht.
@alter mar Ser eriten Seitli6feit,
tpel6e Wr. @rabam ieiner So6ter
5u gbren CAB, fern gebiieben; er
batte nit ii4 gefdmpft uAo ger1tngen
mno in Dem leSten Mligenbfif lid
pesen ploslib eiteetretenen ltHtpobl.
ieins entlbaIoiaen lailen. Seiiie
batte oaran nift reht seglailbt unb
auf ibrem Seite ibren Su~genbfreuno
iebr idmerslid permibt. sic fubite
ii6 beIeioist unb siirnte ibrem
Srelmoe, lie abnte ia niht, mas unb
lparum er lit; eS ioate ia AUDI Dor
ibr perborgen bleiben.
go mar Der @eieli6afts. @benS
lei Mtrs. &eepes eefommen, a n noel.
dem mir Settle uno @alter suiam.
manfinben. @olter Woribau par
in Der @eieuihaft ais @ompa9non
@rabom's befannt; ieine impoSdnte,
Ibone @ri6eimne, iein intelligentes
@eiibt nno fem ii6eres, aber bei6ei-
benes @uftreten lenften aIsbalb bic
@uimerflamfeit auf i'm. 9ie fbSne
@nfelin Der WerS. &eepes, Charlotte
&eepes, bate iih friiber ifm fin i'm
intereiiiert; lie lauidte nm 10 fteber
ieiner intereiianten Undertaking.,
neil lie bamtt sleidseiiig @iIiam
8elenger reiSen poute. Dieier
matte n1mli9 aud ibr ben Sol, nm,
fpenn er ettpa Settle p~erIieren lonte,
bel ibr ben gebabten Sdaoen erieten
gu fonneu- Die @erposStiAaft api.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
boran gestpeifeIt, id tbue es aud

oaron eespetfeIt, i9 tbue es aud
ntht."
u2onf, bersIi6en 9anfl Bis ga.
bin NOR es mir ia MIR selungen,
Settle @robam bon Der ltni6ulo met.
mes 8aters gu iberseusen."
nWiB Graham lit elm liebensniir-
bigeS Wdo6en, melbes mid iebr fir
mid eingenommer bat. Sit fe init
@tliam per6bta"
80 netn, f,etHl" rief 9alter err0.
tbenS. SD CLAUDE nidt, bab Settle
iemalS ben @~etperbnngen @iuiam's
@eb6r ifenfen wirb."
n8er5eibe mir, pernt ib In Gcine
Sersensgebeimniiie eia6rinse", nnS
tie ersriff bes iuneen Iannes Son6,
raber Gu liebit Settle @ra6am9"
Sbre miloen augen blidten i'm for
ihenb an.
rSoffnunssIos!" it0bnte 8aIter.
,Niht boffnumeslos, mein 8inb.
Dtr Sraueu baben tn oersleiden
Dtngen en- diaries Guee, uhb Sas
msinige bat IN benz Serden Der lido.
men Settle seIeien, bab lie Seine 2tebe
ertptbert Gel eeoulbig; rparte uno
gage htht. @ott bat unS 5uiammen-
aefiibrt er miro urs peiter belfen.
Gber mas miro man i'm SaaIe
bsHfen", fubr' iie fort, IMAM tpirS
9t1 permiiien. &outm, beglette
mid; id miI meme Sreuse Seoem
oerfiinben, Der Elm Sntereiie ouran
ntmmt."
Sm SaaIe mar ~oleroinss unter.
bes cine feline 8etuegung %entitanSen.
9,ndtit tpareu es Die beioer guien-
freunoinnen, Wrs. 9artops uno
AIRS. Reeses, tpeIbe bds genebmen
Der Nrs. gelenger ouffaaen0 sefun-
ben botten. griterer rpor stpar be-
fonnt, baB Mars. 9eIIeneer Die 9rob-
muttsr @alter's let, a6er lie rpitste
eben 10 pobl, Oub iie Bic @oribaa's
bobte.
ste lit nt6t mebr ole Itelse,
ie%IbitbetpuBte. Erau, pel9e lie friiber
NOR" = bemerfte Wfrs. 8eeneS. =
rSfe Bat iid In ben Sabren ibrer Gb'
peienbeit amberoroentiih se1Hoert
es ideint ffperes 9eto iiber ne ge-
fcmmen 5u iein. @as mag lie nur
bon Scr. Mariboa niiniden9 Wie
ieltIom, iif linn ielber por5uIteaen!"
,Maeroinas ieltioml limo mos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

COLLEGE

peu ben Serebittiueru 9elettet, ertheilt
SrhUolideu rsliaiOiell, tlaiiii6en unS miIie .,
ldaitIi6eu unterri6t. g%elenbsre gufmu .
iUnteit piro Der oeutldeu Sprode esmils
met. Die anitalt %crfreut iib eines outs
sesei6neteu &uiss pseeu ibrsr eeiunben,
bsrrlidRu Sage, ihrcn ileireu, beausin eiuges
ricbtsten &dltrlihtsiteu, gutter 8of uub
b,lliseM Sreiie. OdS ud6ite ShuIiabx
begiitItt am s.. September 1908. I'm nabers
GuSfunft weree Nar lib AT
THE REV. VICE PRESIDENT,
Conception College,
Conception, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
'8eme9te 8ahnen.
Bon @rs. s. ~.


uNtrn gut, erpioerte Die Game.
$50 lage id es Sbnen benin eerobesu,
Sic iinb fem paiienber @atte fir
Settle"
rSobe i9 jemals oen @unid ae.
onBert, ibr 8atte at fperben?"
iraote er rubig.
nSn 8orten oieaei6t nift; aber
.Sbr genebmen BOT es. Mnoern uno
mir perratben, rlno MIR oespegen
bin i6 bier"
~Wrs. gartopsT, erpiSerte
@cIter, anb ieine @eoe flang fait
feierIib, rSte bGtten Sbrem 3pede
better geoient, tpenn sic in fpeniger
berlesenoer @eiie gu mir geiprohen
battcn. @as bere6tiet Sic, meme
tbeuren Glterh, mas berecbtiet Sic,
mid 5u 6~eleioigenl gs lit ia pabr,
tt TRACE ihper an Dem llnglude mel.
ner urmen gltern; aber oas gibt
Hiemanben Dos &e6t, mid oesbal6
ipegperfeno ou bebonoeln, fpie sic
es in bieiem @ugenblife tbun. &c.
itatten Sic mir aber einen 8ueifel
baran, oh sic Die Iniidt Wr. 9ra.
bam's, meines @obltbGters uno
p1terliden 6reunbes riGtig pieber.
gegeben BADEN. Seien Sic iiber.
5eust, i6 iperbe piiien, mas ib mel.
mem @obltbdter i6uI6ig bin, obne
oaB ib oaron gemabnt peroe, Wprs.
0ortops! i6 sebe Sbnen mein Gbren.
mort, Dob i'd nibt INN Settle Graham
perben peroe, Biz audi ole @elt mid,
ebenbiirtig balt, unb in0em i6 oies
ocrinrede, Mrs. 9ortofps, perIuhe
iG, bas eoeIfte unb reinlte @efiibl
ats meinem Ser3en ai reiben; benn
ib Iieoe Settle @rabam. Sinh sic
nit oieier @rfldrune sufrieoen2"
vSa, i6 BIN es", erptberte Wrs.
gortows, in6em Tie erleiGtert auf.
atbmete unb Dem iuneen Wanne Ole
Suno bot. 0ieier aber id)ien es
nidt 81 benerfen; er ponote Ii6 Den
beioen Rdbden su, mel9e eben
s~uriiteilten.
Der @oumono mari bereits feline
geipenitigen Sdatten, ols Die fleine
@eielihaft pieoer beim olten Sarm-
barie anfunete, bon BEN 9abeimge.
bliebenen tpfafommen gebeiben. Ser
gbenb oerlief i'm munteren 8eiprGde;
Settle batte nod Sauienoerlei 5t
fragen nnO 81 ~er5dbIen, benin ser
folgenoe Woreen fpar 5ur Ibretie be.
itimmt, unb Tie io1te pieQeibt iir
ldngere Seit bon tbren lieben Sreun.
ben ibeioen.
Im ndhiten Moreen reilten Wrs.
SartomS utb Settle ob. Sdon friib.
5eitig flbr Ser @aeen Dor, peIber
Die 8dite aufnebmen ioIte. Wrs.
9artoms mar nod fursem 9rub
ibon eingeitieaen, uno au9 Settle be.
elite iif nun, bon BEN Sreunben @5.
ihieb 5u nebmen. @alter belt lire
Sano einen IueenbIid felt, uno ieia
Iuge Seigte tiefe @ebmutb. Settle
%fonnte, als iie oies .iab, lire Sbr6nen
faum ~perbersen, aber Tie Iieb oens
ielben crit freien 2auf, als iie Glen
umarmte.
r@as ioG i6 @iGiam bon Dir
iaeen9" fragte Siiie, als iie in gaens
bleihes 9eiidt blidte.
@on Dem Ibornbaime rai6elte elm
foIbes @lutt bernieoer unb fiel auf
gnens Saar. sic mari es gu 8ooen
un6 antportete tralrie:
Sage ibm, Sic gldtter fingen an
su ipelfen."
y9as lit cine ieltiume 9otidaft;
aber fie iprtdt Die 8abrbeit", ba6te
@alter, uno ais Der Smnibus fort
unb er ms Saus 5uriideefebrt mar,
fiiblte err, BOB Die 9liitbeu ser Soft.
ming, bic er in ieinem Ser5en 10
lange senGbrt, nm eriterben muBten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Ger Bantoirlbelb.

Ntfter; nWcaen Sic bic Strofc
onnebrten?"
@er,frtbetlter (5u leiner Srou, sie
i'm 3uidauerraim IisD: ,NoS
meinit Gu, &ut6i?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Die 2~lniperffdt por 2lotre Oau1e.
1S42.

Souhdnbgn GURUS in 2heotnr, Shfffan, Snonoms uS Getsa6ibts Sour.
SuHsl esssnfSasi eSGrmS Mss gs9stnnSs> ssntass ms@@agf@s ans
Sim |s tar ale stpo,utss ptaebie staoisn soasnbt bic ar aufna9ms III DIE sOpsO.
Sumors or SeltorSobu useno enu eerG one9uuln 6nrn bebtngt Enb. tAt
mss : n ma u en- gtetis y tr SaSsntrn Ssr II Sa9te; pa4s bic uOTbsndtsnSe
mts, eamOisain wrbn 90 SemOeren preinn snssnomtnsa rroen St9sgaEs'S
gall bic SmbNronhat fnr 8naben untsr 10 Sahren, ~ enyg in Der Ssafdnnefdt
ibr ausfattang. Ser So Shutemin wb am 8 September 1908 n6Hutt wuSea.
Satooss Der Infat prosn sra+S suseaneta f Outrage Sci:
REV. A. MORRISSEY, c. s. G., President,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
@psheh.

gosbeit.
gu mas lit benn eiaentIih Def
ieOer Sinrihtung Elm @rat9"
Sir ben Saa, Dab Der S9orfri4
ter aQein nift fertig miro"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

REV. A. MORRISSEY, C.. S. G., President,
Box 246, Metre PANE, Indiana.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-10-23
Death Of Mrs. Mcdaniel.

Mrs. Maude Mcdaniel, wife OF
Eugene Mcdaniel, died Yesterday
afternoon at about l o'clock, of
diabetes, after an acute attack OF
only two days. She had been af-
ficted with the disease for several
months, and her physician had in
formed the family that death was
apt to occur at any moment.
She leaves a husband and two
children, the latter being boys aged
about 6 and 4 years. She was
buried this morning at 10 o'clock
in the city cemetery, Rev. John
Beean of the Episcopal church Of
floating at the interment. A great
number of citizens attended the
funeral and the floral offerings were
numerous and exceedingly beau
tiful. Her parents reside at Nc
Gregor, where she was married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel came
here from Bay City this year and
Mr.. Mcdaniel has been associated
with C.. H. Maris in rice culture
three miles north of Brownsville.
Mrs. Mcdaniel was lady of modest
and attractive traits and her early
death is peculiarly sad to the ac-
uuaintances she had made here.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-10-23

Among the new improvements
over the city we notice large
eight foot sign for the Cameron
County Abstract Co., showing the
stranger where to get choice barga-
ms in land. Also large iron frame
gas-lighted sign at Crixell's saloon
advertising Echo Spring Rye, one
of the choice brands of whiskey
at that popular resort. The front
gallery at Uncle John McGovern's
and Mr.. Roussett's barber shop is
undergoing repairs. People have
laughed SO often and heartily at
Uncle Johns jokes that they have
come near bringing down the house,
and new posts have to be put in
to make it sale to stay near this
popular grocery store.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-10-23
Notable Texas Institution.
Two Great San Antonio Commercial
Colleges Combined.

Shafer and Downey, prOprletors
of the Alamo City Commercial Col
lege, San Antonio, Just recently
purchased the Alamo City Business
College, for a number of years To-
Gated and conducted by c. H. Clark
in the Alamo ms. Bldg, San An
tonic. Messrs. Shafer and Downey
now become owners and proprietors
of both schools and have moved the
entire equipments of the Alamo
City Business College to the same
floor in the Dullnig Block with their
Alamo City Commercial College and
in the future both schools will be
known as one.
Mail addressed to either school
name would reach them but it is
their request that all correspondence
be directed to Shafer and Downey.
proprietors, Box 1929. These gen.
tlemen are to be congratulated on
their success. Both these schools
were elegantly equipped and the
consolidation of the two makes un-
doubtedly an equipment that can
not he found elsewhere in the State.
The young people Of our community
contemplating business training
should write Shafer and Downey
for catalogue before deciding upon
a school to attend.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-10-23
BARGAIN FOR INVESTORS
Frontier Ice Plant For Salel

Prospectors visiting Brownsville
looking for good investments would
do we'll to investigate the ice man
ufactory and cold storage business
at this point.
The Frontier Ice Works are for
sale, and to the right party this is
the chance of a life time to secure
an established and paying business
with the best of prospects in the
near future.
For price and other information
call on or address the undersigned.
Come and examine the works.
G. w. Kendall.
Brownsville, Tex.