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ShelbyyiIIe.

Mrs. S. S. McComb will leave on Mon
day for New York. Mr.. and Mrs Cyrenus
Bishop have as their guest Miss Eva Ship
ley: of Indianapolis. Mrs. John Morner
and Mrs. s. Il. Stroup have returned from
a visit with Indianapolis friends. Mr..
James O. Parish has returned from Boon
daughter, Mrs VIII Fuller. Mr. and
Mrs Edward Gotten will spend Sun
John Green has returned TO Manila after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Schroe-
der. Mr.. and Mrs Leonard j. Hackney,
who have been the guests of Mrs. Enos
Porter, have returned to indianapolis. q. Mrs.
Laura Terhune. of indianapolis, is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bass. Mr.. and
Mrs Calvin Ross left yesterday for Or
landO. Fla. where they will spend
month. Mrs. o. L. Means has returned
from visit in Acton. Mr.. Frank Strong
left Tuesday for "a trip through the South.
=. Mr. Herbert Morris is the guest OF his
brother, Mr.. Harold Il. Morris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. r. Montgomery will leave to-
morrow for Florida for a months visit with
relatives. Mrs. Alice Means. of Indian
apolis is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Cor
nelius Means. Miss Lotte Kinsley is the
guest of her brother in Fredericksburg,
Va....Mr. and Mrs. William S. Major have
returned from a visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph Matthews, of Louisville Mrs. X.
Moss HoTd entertained a number OF friends
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Helen and Wal
ter Hughes, of Lafayette visiting rel
atives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob ID. De-
PREF are the guests of Mrs T. a. Swain, of
Indianapolis. Mr.. c. c. Green has re-
turned TO his home in Huntsville, Ala,
after a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Itha-
mer Spurlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kinsley
returned Tuesday TO their home in Virginia.
Mrs. y. j. ThurstOn and Mrs. NJ. Var
ling have returned from visit at Rich
mond.. Miss Bessie Trout returned from
Dayton, o., on Tuesday. Mr.. w. L. Car
ter, of Ashland Wis, is the guest of MI.
Frank Wherritt. Mr.. Burton Swain left
Monday for Los Angeles, Cal, to join his
wife and mother Mr.. and Mrs. ID. III.
Small are guests of relatives in Hope.
Mr. O. NJ. Clark, of ChebOygan, Mich, is
the guest of Mr.. John Shelk.. Mrs. Wal
ter c. McFadden entertained the members
of the New Euchre Club Thursday after
noOn... Mrs. DevOl Phillips returned Sat-
urdaY to her home i'm Indianapolis, after
a visit with Mrs. Thomas b. Adams. Mrs.
y. II. Strong will leave tomorrow for a
months stay in Orlando. Fla. Mrs. jose
phine Byres and Mr. and Mrs. w. III. De-
PREF have returned from visit in Indian
apolis. Mrs. Auderville Shaw entertained
at cards on Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ensminger left Wednesday
for a visit at Jacksonville. Fla. Mrs. T.
d. Wilson and daughter. Miss Edith, have
returned from a visit i'm Indianapolis.
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WEEKS EVENTS IN THE SOCIETY
OF SUBURBS OF INDIANAPOLIS

stay. Miss Nettie Davis, of indianapolis,
is the guest OF Miss Elsie Todd. 49,. Miss
Sadie Jones, Of Columbus, was the guest
OF .. l. Jones this week. Eliza Silvers
has gone to his home In Lebanon. Mrs.
NJ. r. Crowell has gone TO Indianapolis 10
spend "a few days with her parents. MI
and Mrs. L. ]. Foster..-.-F. b BatcheIor
spent Sunday In BlufftOn.... Miss ray
Marshall left Monday TO attend school al
oxford. Miss Cora Voyies returned Mon
day from a few days stay with rrlenos
Texas. William II. Clark, OF LOulsEIlle,
spent Sunday at John Warner s. MISS
Lucy Williams is home from a visit In Ken
tucky Miss Ruth Van Nuys visited Miss
Mavme Pcss in Indianapolis the nrSt or the
week Mrs Ida OVerstreet has returned
from Indianapolis. Carl r. Sheek ana
Miss Mary Augusta McCaslin were mar
ried Wednesday by the Rev Il. r. Mar
SHALL. Mrs NJ. NJ McCaslin has gone to
CIanahan, of the United States artillery,
is home for a visit with his parents. "a
dinner was given Wednesday IN honor OF
the forty-tirst birthday of John JOllin
About forty guests were entertained.
Miss Myrtle Powell attended a party given
oy Mr. and Mrs. Frank IzOr in Indianapolis
Thursday evening. Misses Maude Witt
and Georgia Redman went TO Lebanon to
spend Sunday. Mrs. Victor Smith gave a
large reception at her home on Madison
street Friday afternoon. In the evening
Mr. and Mrs Smith entertained They will
leave for California soon to reside. An
nouncement has been made that Harry
Bass and Miss Halle Drift will be mar
ried next Wednesday evening. The Ladies
Musicale will meet Saturday with Miss
Jessie Sanders.
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Mrs. Harry Kitchen, of Rushville, is the
guest or Mrs. r. @. Gilbert. on IrvingtOn
avenue; Miss Edna Higgins and Mr.. Wal
Ter smith entertained a few friends Mon
day evening with a bob-sled ride. Supper
was served at the home of Miss Higgins -
MT and Mrs. +. c. Jacobs and family have
taken an apartment at the Belvedere for the
remainder OF the winter. Mr. and Mrs II .
u Brown will leave next week for New
YORK 10 spend several weeks. Rev. and
MIS- +. +. Wise, OF Cleveland o. will come
this week TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Moor
man, on Audubon road. Invitations have
been issued by the ladies of the Tuesday
Club for lecture. TO be given on the even
Ing OF Feb. is by Prof. Edward Howard
Grlggs, In the Athenaeum Hall at Butler
College. Miss Evelyn Butler, Miss Lena
Randall and Miss Bertrice Randall came
from Portland, Ind, yesterday to visit for
several days. Miss Nina Ely, OF Brooklyn
Ind. visited college friends at the residence
OF the Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity
gave an old-fashioned bOb-sled party on
Monday mght...-The minstrel show which
was 10 have been given a week from to-
morrow evening In the chapel at Butler
College has been postponed. as the cold
weather has prevented rehea rsals The
Phflokurean Society at Butler held leap
year meeting on Friday night -. The Y
w. g A girls gave a spread Thursday
noon in the room just south of the old
reading room. Hereafter they will serve hot
coffee and chocolate there every noon for
the benefit OF their association. The an
nual State reunion of ri Beta Phis of In
olana was held yesterday at the ClaypOol
Hotel The active chapters from Indiana
Franklin and Butler and a large number
OF alumnae Were present. The patronesses
OF the Butler chapter are Mrs. a. +. Potts
Mrs III. I. Brown. Mrs. c. Il. Clark Mrs
William, and several patrOnesses from
other chapters We're present The Shak-
speare Coterie met yesterday, instead of as
usual on Friday, at the home of Mrs
Christopher Coleman on Livingston ave-
nue.. The first section of the ladies of the
pOwney Church will give a coffee
Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. G. Barnhilrs
residence on Washington street. The Fort
nightly Club met Friday afternoon with
Miss Ida Richardson on Burgess avenue
The next meeting will be with Mrs. James
Abbott on Ritter avenue. The ri Phis
Initiated Miss Frances Fuller, of Indian
apols. last night. Among the out-of-tOwn
members present were the Misses Lena and
Bertrice Randall, of Oneida, n. Y.
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SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 6. PART p
Mrs. Van Camp. Mrs. Morrison Mrs. Gates
Miss Martha Carey. Miss Julia Sharpe, Miss
Helen lockwood Miss Clara Hawkins. Miss
Julia Harrison Moore and Miss Anna Dean
The committees for the Caroline Scott Har-
rison Chapter are: Decoration. Mrs. Austin
+. Denny. Miss Julia Sharpe invitation,
Mrs. +. g. Atkins. Mrs. Carey. Mrs. Ben
jamin WalcOtt. Mrs. s. T.. Perkins: refresh
ments, Mrs. Albert Baker. Mrs. Dean, Mrs
James Winter Miss Browning. Miss Flor
ence MalOtt; music. Mrs William Scott The
committees from the St Clair Chapter are:
Decoration, Miss Louise Spann. Miss Lucy
Palmer, Miss Charlotte Scott. Miss Eleanor
Carey. Miss Elizabeth Fletcher. Miss Ber-
tina Ellis. Miss Bertha Balls: invitation. Miss
Muriel Hit, Miss Clara Hawkins Miss
Rhoda Shepard; refreshments. Miss Flora
Jones, Miss Martha Foster, Miss Frances
Crum. Miss Albertine Shepard. Miss Julia
Hobbs; tickets, Miss Edna ReXford Mr.
Charles +. Coffin Will look after the ushers
for the evening.
The grand march will be led by Mrs
Coleman. regent Of the Caroline Scott Har-
risOn Chapter. with Mr.. w +. g. Colt and
Miss Martha Carey, regent of the ST. Clair
CHAPTER and DR.. Frederick Charlton The
patrOnesses for the ball are also the chan
erOns for The minuet sets, and each one of
the gowns of the dancers will be OF a diff
fering color. The list of patronesses in
cludes Mrs. Coleman, whose color will be
light pink: Mrs William Garrard Comfy
blue: Mrs. Van Camp. deep pink: Mrs
Scott green: Mrs G. III Wood. green: Mrs
Darlington, red; Mrs. Eli Lilly deem mink.
Mrs Kate Perry Morris, red Mrs. Robert
r.. Geddes. lavender; Mrs. Gladding yellow:
Mrs. Gates yellow; Mrs. w. :. r. Tarking-
ton. lavender. Miss Carey. light pink: Miss
Ida Virginia Smith. blue The tickets are
on sale at the Columbia National Bank. in
charge of Mr. Colt. Those holding invi-
tations are entitled 10 dance. but seats will
be reserved in the balcony for those who
have not invitations. but wish 10 attend the
ball \ large number OF visitors from the
different chapters of the society in the State
are expected 10 be present.
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West indianapolis.

Miss Bertha Garshwiler is the guest of
her graEdmother in Franklin. Mrs Mary
Finch, OF Pittsburg, Pa, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. a ID. Crull. Mr. Lee Strong.
OF Belville, is the guest OF J. w Riley and
family..-.The Rev. g. II. Mcdowell will
preach at the River-avenue Rautist Church
to-day Rev. j. H. Lloyd, OF Salem. Ind
Will be the regular pastor and will preach
hts first sermon March g.. Mr. and Mrs
Mack Nitterhouse, Of Linton, were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Terhune the
first of the week....The Ladies' Aid of
First M. e. Church will serve dinner npxf
Wednesday in the aid room. j. /. Newly
and wife will return Tuesday from a three
weeks visit with relatives in Iowa Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil SeatOn, of CLAYTON were
the guests of Mrs Frank Garrison the first
OF the week. Rev +. A. Reisner. of Craw-
louisville. here this week . Miss
Grace HumrichhOuse, who is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. $. J. Acklen, will return TO
of ElwoOd. is the guest of Jewett Jones and
family Mrs. Whipple ard daughter. of
New York city, are the guests of Wayne
Beardsey and wife. The Ladies Aid of
Trinity NJ F.. Church will meet next Thurs
day with Mrs James Lamkin.. Mr. Frank
Stafford and Miss Carmen DOrWin, of La
fayette. were guests of H. T. Downs and
family the past week. Curtis Hodges and
family, of Terre Haute, are the guests of
q. +. Stierwalt and wife. Mrs. viii Chan
man will entertain the evening Star Cinch
Club next Thursday Miss Daisy Dye,
who has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Ernest Common. has returned To Center
ville.---The revival meetings at the Baptist
Mission on Lambert street closed Tuesday
night Excellent results are reported .
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ingerman have re-
turned TO Cambridge City after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hustler. Ben Cham
bers. OF Edinburg, was the guest Of Charles
Morrison and family the past week Mrs
James Rush entertained Mrs. Charles Will
kns. Mrs. L. T. Mcclure and Mrs William
Chapman at dinner Thursday Aid No. 2
of MOrris-street Christian Church will meet
Thursday with Mrs. iona Fear. ON North
Division street. Mrs. William Tucker. of
Martiusville. and son. OF Colorado are the
guests OF T. T. Mcclure and family
Wesley Shoemaker of Alexandria. la. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Lewis
-. Mrs Orma Curless returned 10 Marion
Monday after a visit with her sister Miss
Clara Reid. Mrs. J. II. Gillespie Of Green
castle. is the guest OF Mrs. Alice Welch
Mr.. Claude Holleck. Of Nicaragua Central
America is the guest of his sister, Miss
Matte HoIleck The revival meetings.
which have been held at Trinity NJ E.
Church for the past five weeks viii close
tonight. The Mission Circle OF the River
avenue Baptist Church met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Lillian Lay. The follow
ing officers were elected for this year: Pres
ident. Mrs Mamie PeckOver. vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Dora Richardson; secretary
Mrs. Minnie Robbins: treasurer. Mrs. Lii
Ian Lay. Misses Edith and Elsie Shake
are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Shake, OF Plainheld.
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HaughvilIe.


Mrs. " schenk is visiting relatives at
Lebanon MRS lockwood, OF this city is
spending a few weeks with her niece, Mrs.
Tom Scott on Stout avenue.....Mr. Wal
ter Stout. OF Purdue. Is visiting his par
ents on West Michigan street.....D. j. Egan
and Miss Kathryn Egan will spend to-day
with Miss Mary Egan at Oldenburg. ......
Misses Mary, Ada and Vida Johnson will
entertain number Of young people at their
home Tuesday evening. Mr.. j. She'll of
Illinois, spent a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Charles Miller, the past week.....Mr.
Ira Orcett, or Seymour, will spend to-day
with his sister. Mrs. Charles Sweeney, on
Warman avenue. - Mr. David Lincoln, OF
louisville, spent a few days with Mr. 5.
Coy and family on Calverage street,.
The h. l.. s. S. Club met with Miss Ruth
Fatout, OF West Washington street, Wed
nesday evening. They elected officers;
president Ray Fatout; secretary, James
Goodlet. The next meeting will be at the
home OF James GoOdlet, 73S Bismarck ave-
nue.. Mrs. Emily Myers. of Holmes avenue
entertained a few friends OF the Rebekah
Lodge at her home Wednesday afternoon
THE O. +. Club gave a dance at the
reading room Wednesday evening. -. Miss
Fay Heller entertained a number of friends
Brooklyn, Ind, is visiting her mother, Mrs
James GOOdlet. on Tibbs avenue. The
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
met with Mrs. A y. Land, OF Warman
avenue, Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Muire and son Eugene, of King ave
nue., returned from Jeffersonyille.. Mrs.
Furman Stout will entertain the Home
Pleasure Club Thursday evening at her
home on West Michigan street,. Mrs. Jo-
Seph Bradford OF Ruth street, entertained
her club at dinner Tuesday evening Mr..
Edward Pennington, OF White Lick, spent
a few days with his uncle, r. Pennington,
the past week. Mr.. Fred Cook, of Chi
cagO. is spending a few days with Mr.
Andy Cook and amily. on King avenue.
Mrs. A. Wilks, Of King avenue, IS visiting
her parents at Knightstown. "A number
of friends pleasantly surprised Mrs. j.
Speers Thursday night at her home on
West Michigan street.. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Fetcht, Of King avenue. entertained friends
at their home Sunday evening. 49,. Mr. Silas
Schaffer, of Assumption, Ill, was the guest
OF G. 9. Schaffer and family the past week
Mrs. John Hurst, Of Terre Haute, is
visiting relatives here. Mrs. Rhodes of
Elder avenue. returned home after a visit
with relatives in Illinois
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Csc Brass Curtain Rods. one-half inch in
diameter, extend to 81 inches, l0o
Colored Vestibule Sets for doors and hall
windows, worth S IS yd five IT,
styles yd.. .1ON
SO so Lace Curtains for $3.50 pair Ara
bans Brussels, Irish Point, Duchess. etc.,
every pattern new. every pair G. S0
perfect, pair .YOsOO
Chamber Curtains with colored borders, II pat
terms, yards long, &c to As inches wide.
rantsd regular $500 and $3.50 grades guaran-
teed fast colors Ia few all-over patterns) M
$50 pairs on sale. pair. ............. ~
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franklin.

Miss Sue Howe OF IndianaDoIis. has been
the guest OF Mrs. A. NJ. Hall for several
days. Miss Martha Sturgeon has gone TO
KoHomo 10 visit her sister Mrs Frank D.
Biackmore Miss Davis. who was the
guest OF Mrs. Ralph Byfeld, returned 10
Rising Sun on Wednesday The Char
lotte Emerson Club was entertained by
Mrs. NJ p CrOwell on Monday Papers by
Mrs. X. V Ditmars. Mrs a y. Crecraff
Mrs. j. IL TarltOn were read...Rov Stott
visited his sister. Mrs +. q Kennev at
came home from Selma Monday for a short
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RrfUhfwoOd.

Miss Hazel Bloom has returned from a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. J. Slack IN Nun
Gle Ind. Miss Stella Harris Is the guest
OF her parents i'm Warren. Ind &C.. Mrs. Mary
Meyer of Potomac. Ill. Is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs Elizabeth Traub. Mrs. J.
HUFFMAN OF Clinton. Ind. is visiting Mrs.
J. Writ Mrs r. Bloom. VINO has been
the guest Of Mrs. H. Bloom, has returned
to her home in Yorktown, Ind. Miss Ber-
tina Traub entertained a few friends at her
home Thursday evening - Mrs. J. Beed has
returned from a visit in Greencastle, IND.
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ey Saving Values Aternventoy Price Reductions Bring

Mill remnants of plain Cretonnes
and Denims. values from or
15c 10 zoe, for ................ ~
Fine Figured Velours and A.
Corduroys, 81 quality ......... cO
Outing Flannels. 1Oc and 1219c zI/c
quality, good lengths ........A ~
Basket Weave Flannel. fancy o.
stripes, 1Sc value ...............1S
Fine quality. choice patterns En-
press Flannelettes. worth H.
1Sc, Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Amoskeag Bates and Zephyr SI/c
Dress Ginghams. 12c value. O/2S
25c outing Flannel Skirts 49,
Tor women .....--.-....-..--.-..-
Cretonnes, Silkaline and Fancy Art
Denims, mill remnants, worth o.
l2I5c TO sc, yard ................. ~
Curtain Swiss, fancies worth H.
aoc, Tor ..-.---.-..--.-.---..-
40-inch India Linen. worth zI/-
12l2c, mill remnants ....-..... ~
15c and &c mill remnants SI/
Waistings. short lengths. y &c
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Lee Lando. optician. l42 North Penn. st.
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Lee LandO, ODtIeian. ii2 North Penn. St.
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Stamped Dresser Scarfs, Splashers,
Doilies, Laundry Bags, Bibs. Pill
low Shams and Water Set Cloths,
worth 15c and sc, ~
Mill remnants of Percaline, Spun
Glass and Mercerized Sateen, lin
ing remnants, values from 12l2c to
25c, good assortment of III.
colors, yard ....................A ~
Mill remnants of Cambria lining, all
colors, sells from piece at OI/c
sc, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mill remnants of Colored Cheese
Cloth, yard wide. worth ar
up to 10c yard, for ......... - ~
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Death of E. S. Dunn.

Died, in this city at 1910 p. m
June E, Edward S. Dunn, aged ~
years.
The deceased was native OF
Livingston county, New York,
born July Is, 1880. He was a
member of the Grand Army of the
Republic, having won his title to
membership by active service dur
ing the civil war, in Company F /,
10th. Regiment of New York
Volunteer Infantry. He was hon
orably discharged at the close of
the war. Returning to New York
after the war, Mr.. Dunn was mar
ried in 1866 to Miss R. ]. Smith,
who was a sister to the late DR.. c..
S. Smith of Cameron county. Mr..
Dunn had been resident of this
county at various intervals since
1887, and was very we'll known to
our older citizens. He is survived
by his wife, who has the deepest
sympathy of many friends in her
sorrow.
The funeral takes place this af-
ternoon at FIVE o'clock from the
family residence on St. Charles
street. the service being conducted
bv Rev. A. w. Garden. Inter
ment will be made in the National
cemetery, with military honors.
A detail of soldiers from the post
will escort the remains from the
residence to the cemetery and fire
the usual salute for departed SOL
diers over the grave.
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PERSONALS.

]. B. Marshall accompanied
Judge Wells to Corpus Chriti.
Dan Lavert Of Calvert, Texas,
was an arrival over the Lott-Car-
ter-Sterns limited yesterday.
]. S. Paschal accompanied by
Mrs. Paschal and children arrived
over the Lott road last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Goodrich
and child were among the passen-
gers leaving by the Lott special
yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Rich, after spend
ing some months with her brother,
Lieut.. Rich, at Fort Brown, left
yesterday for her home near Bos-
ton, Mass.
Lieut.. and Mrs. DeCamp Hall
left yesterday en- route to New
York. Lieut.. Hall being detailed
for special dnty there.
]. H. Stillwell and family left
this morning for Rio Grande,
where Mr.. Stillwell goes to take
orders for plants and trees for fall
delivery. They will go overland,
enjoying camp life en- route, and
will be absent about two weeks.
Mr.. Stillwell will also stop over a
few days at Hidalgo to see abou,
arrangements for some extensive
truck planting at the Closner irri-
gated plantation in the fall.
Ralph Tucker is a visitor in
Brownsville once more, and his
many old friends here are more
than glad to shake hands with him
again. Mr.. Tucker is lately from
Cuba, where he has for some years
held position in the secret service,
having stopped over few days to
visit his sister, Mrs. E. r. Jefferds
at Hidalgo. His friends are pleas
ed to learn that Mr.. Tucker is
thinking of remaining here this
time.
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WILL NOT CARRY
PASSENGERS OR FREIGHT.


The following special telegram
received by THE HERALD today is
self explanatory
To BROWNSVILLE HERALD:
Corpus Christi, Tex, June L.
Beg to advise public that construc-
ton trains on St. Louis, Browns
vile & Mexico railway will not
carry passengers or handle freight
under any circumstances. The
road will be open for commercial
traffic on July first. Please pub
lish. JOHNSTON Bros,
General Contractors.
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genius in his line. and there's 70
mistake about that.
Something should Be done IN
regard to the water supply OF the
poor people of this city" said a
prominent citizen to a HERALD man
Yesterday. The water from the
lagoon just above town is not tit
for stock drink, and yet 1t IS IN
common use amongst most OF the
poor Mexican families here. 1t IS
my opinion that many of the deaths
occurring amongst this class of our
population were due more or less
directly to the use of this stagnant
water from the lake. No doubt
the city authorities would see that
the practice of selling this water by
the water carts is stopped if their
attention were called to it. The
cartmen should be prohibited from
getting water from the lake, while
the water is in its present condi-
tion.''
IF you want to see something OF
the products which will set forth
the wonderful fertility and agricul-
tural capacities of this lower Rio
Crande valley. just drop into the
Offices of Messrs E. H. Goodrich &
Son en- Adams street. In addition
to their law and realty business,
Messrs. Goodrich do an extensive
real estate business, and IN that
line they lose no opportunity to
advertise the great natural richness
of the soil they deal in. Their Of
fees are well decorated with sam
pies and specimens of the products
of this country which would open
the eyes of the beholder to the great
agricultural possibilities they be-
speak. The enormous Bermuda
onion which are on exhibition
would convince anyone that this
is tile onion country, especially
when coupled with the information
that from $500 to $500 per acre is
made here on this product alone.
Some fine specimens OF tobacco
grown here are noted, and a ire
mendous bamboo from a nearby
plantation shows unthought-of pos
sibilities in that line. Other speci-
mems of a similar nature when in
season are also on DISPLAY at
Messrs. Goodrich's Offices from
time to time.
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To the Public.

In retiring from business the
undersigned desires to cordially
thank the people of Brownsville
for their patronage during the
time we have been engaged in
business in this city. Very respect
fully, Brown Bros
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TinneI able.
800 r@Fs7N @EEzzz!s.
Rio Grande Railroad.

On and after June LIST. regular
trains over the Rio Grande Railroad
will leave as follows:
Leave Brownsville daily 5 p. m.
Arrive Point Isabel 6:l5p. m.
Leave Point Isabel J a. m.
Arrive Brownsville Sis a. M.
JOSE CELAyA,
Pres. and Gen. Mgr.