davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Zrozpaczeni mezezyzni i ko.
betty.

Spotykamy 'codz en- iudzi smut
nycb, ponurycd i przygne bionycb.
Wygladaja oni zupe4nie s~rozpacze-
nj. Me ujrsycie Ia ich twarzy
6miechu, przeciwuie ciag}y smutek
maluje sic ma icb c.ole. M"ze 90 to
k}opoty tinansowe, brak sajecia It'd.
ale przekonywamJ sic przypadkowc,
ie jest to cho'oba - jezeli lie ssm,
to prawdopodobnie kto6 : familii
Jest chory j znajduje SIC " niebez-
p,eczehstwie. Pan Piotr Hokls Z
Hong, MIMI. vie CO to jest roz-
pace. Opowlada on swa historye v
nastepujacych sfovsao'h
,'Ausse panu opewiedz,ed swej
ohorobie i v jski aposdb dvvie-
dsia}em sic . pahstiem letarstwie
Gomoso. Chorowa}em przez Augl
czas, ale ME wiedzia}em, co mi
brakuje, AMI tel doktorzy, kt6rzy
mnie leczyll. w ten sposdb straci-
tenn wiele pientedsy. Wszyscy mi
radzili, abym sic trzymaf doktorow
gdyz 81 predict sic poznaja ma mojej
chorobie, ale CT ME mogli mi mic
poradsi6. Stracilem .wszelka nadzie-
! --'- EEs= = 90
liz od~syskania kledykolwiek zdro:
via. Jakkolwlek jestem jeszcze
m}odym cz}owiekiem, sycie ME
mialo ola mnie zadnego uroku Co.
dzieh upada}em IA si}ach tax, re "
koncu ME mog}em pracowa6 :
Fbieda mog4em ustad ma nogach N.-
reszcie iakby Opatranosc tax zrza-
dzi}a. spotka}em pana Smcstek swe
go sasiada dowledsia}em sic cd
niego 0 panskiem lekarstwie, Co..
mozo. OpowiedEialem mu . swei
.chorobie, . on mi oSwladcsy}, ze.
Era lekarstwo, kt6re wedlug jego
sdania mole mnie ~wylecxyd. Me
chcia}em temu wierzyd. ale xacza}em
uaywad iprsepowiednia jego spell
mia sic. Zuiy}em kilka butelek Co
mozo ! wyzdrowialen xupe4nie. Me
mann dosYt SLOW ma wyra1enie panu
swego podz,ekowania,.a jego lekar-
stwo. Panu Smostsk bede xaxs1e
wdzieozny e jego rade. Bedxie to
Ola mnie prawdelwa przyjemnodoia
polecao panskie lAkarstwo jake maj
lepaze re wsxystkloh.
1sysiace xro1pac1envoh me2czyxn
j kobiet, ola kt6rych ten SWAT byfl
istnym pado}em piacsu ! powodu
oho'roby, uciessyly sie niiesm,erDie /:
20 odsyskaniu sdroNia u. pomoca
u3ywsnia Ora PiotraG omoso. Jest
to Z llee,klssr'stwo aklch malo % 4wiiecie !!
Zajmnje ono wdrdd ro.maltych le
karstw oddsielne lmiejjsce Apteka
y, an ME wolnpo s. eprssdavsd
Spr.edaja speoY1all,nlii sgasnnci ub
wlladoiclsl,Dr PetersF ahrn&Y,lIa
81 l1|a9|l!sl||s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Zgubi1 swOje nerwy.

Ci, kt6rzy wspinaja sic W gore,
.czesto spadaja odurzeni W g}ebie,
to "a wiele ola mich i gub1a nerw.
A wiec to jest doswiadczenie ola
tych, kt6rzy zaniedbuja sw6j zola-
dek albo wnetrznosc'. Uchronienie
w}asne cd zepsucia wymaga DR..
Kings New Life pigufAi.' One SO
}agodne, lecz doskona}e. Tylko CSC
" apiece M. J. Kovalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
TafEsZe fatY.

MI dotted na poludnie psokuudll,s
niiowvy zach6d koleja ChicagoG Great
Western. " jedna strone, alboy-
kiety .zwrotne sprzedawaDe beds
lgo i I5go Marca; S i.I9 Kwietnia.
blizsze i~nformacye pytsajjcie klata6-.
rego badz agenta kolei Great We
stern albo J. p. Elmer, G. 7. a.
Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Ogromna oferta robiona przez
aobrze znana Phila., firme
RADIOS RADIOS D

[Tysiace os6b v rozmaitych ~czesciach
kraiu zostafo wylecxonych przez to
wielkie odkrycle.
Kazda wYksztalcona osoba sly,
sza}a 0 Radium, jego zadziviaj3cs
s,la j lecznicza .fasnost xajmowa{y
strone po stronle " wydswnietwie
Metropolitan Pc wieksxej cze6ci
katdy vie, il to jest najlepsse le-
karstwo jak Bog dat Ola cierpi9cej
Zarodek ckoroby kaide.
20 gatunku, znika cd niego - ME
moga one znie6d zetkniecis sic Z
dim. Many take saufan,e Y ma
azem o6wiadcseniu, Il reczymy :,
bexwarunkowe wyleczenie was. 20
wienej, danny wan pism,enny kon-
trakt q wykonanie tego. Ta propo-
syoya nigdy ME by}a podwajan3.
Wypelnijcie blanklet ponl1ej poda-
ny j naxnac1cie chorobe M ,kt6r3
. odbierxecie odwrotna
poczta lnformacye, ktore beda war
te sta dolar6w ola was. PYtajcie
jakiejb4dz firmy bankowej wxgle~
dem nasIej odpo wied1lalnosci.
OFERTA r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Staroszlachecka Powie6c
PRZEz
B. BOLESkAWITE.
(Ciag dalszy)

de mic sobie ME m6gl mie
do wyrzucenia, DO wczesni'
Il ostr6znie wszyslliemu zapo
bieg}.
Cos 2 jego charakteru mia1,
c6rka. Cd chwili owego pro
testu niefortunnego pod ko'
Scio}ern wr6ciwszy do domu
|Strukczaszy niewiedzia} &C
poczynac dalej. Podal skarge
do konsystorza i inhibicya
przeciwko slubowi j zda1o mu
sic re reszta sama przyjsc
.by1a powinna. Zobaczywszy
,onego doradzce i ptaka z}ej
wr6zby, do kt6rego mia1 jakas
odraze choc mu on dobrze
rzyczyc sic zdawa}, Struk-
classy stana1..
-. Dzie6 dobry.
- K}aniam unizenie.
- co tn asindzieja> tax
nagle sprowadza?
- Dobre SERGE i wierne u
s1ugi mole ola domu Wasze-:
go.
A: no pieknie, pick
ME, dziekuje - ale co mi
Co porabia pan
.}ody i parma m}oda?
- W}asnie 2 wiadomoscia
przyjs&dzzam, re mimo stara.1
MIA lie rzeczy stoN. Kotr po-
trafil zone odebrac.
- Ale ME zone! stukaj2c
zawojaj Strukczaszy,
co "a iona! Stub by1 niewaz-
- ona i wszyscysmy tax
sadzili - wszakci ten ina
czej j postawi} ma SVEN =
a choc ona z MIN rye ME
zamkna} ia W Zmur-
kach...
= Gdziez a. ~pochwyciR
Staszek siad}szy W ganku
.opowiadac zacza} in extenso
jak sic to wszystko sta}o =
a Strukczaszy s}uchal smut
= Czy ola tego - doda}
~ il sic gwa}t dopelni}, masz
pan s}uszniejsza krzywde do
mu swojego "niepomszczona
zostawic?
- Now asindziej dalej, do.
czego idziesz, rzek1 Strukcza-
szy.
Ide do tego, re trzeba.
wstydac, upokarzac,
nekae az mu miedziane czo}o|
wreszcie okryje sic wstydem.
wszystko, bo~mu sic
bezprawia wioda i ludzie
MIN tch6rza....
Ino ME ia zawo}al|
Dowiedzialem sic ma PEI
VINO, szepnai Staszek, IL oni
2 iona zaproszeni So
orzoz ksiezna.... ma Czwartek.
starry dworzanin ia
Soi faworyt jejmo6cin, eel
81 bedzie posiusznym anil
Vatpie. Vice przyjada. A
ydybysciez wy, panic Struk-
EASY gdybyscie wy. VIA
ma ten sam dzied zdazy-
l.. jakby przypadkowo dol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31

-
(Ciag
= A znasz pania pan
ne pewnie2
10! Jezu mi}y! a czemuz'
by tel ME! com CT tez oc
Mich miaI dobrego.
II wiecie, re tam juz no
wego pana znajdziecie?
- Cos to tam zas}ysza}o
sie... y.
- Parma place hieszcze-
sliwa...
Dziad ruszy1 ramionami i
westchna}.
- Bedziecie tel pewnie we
divorce.
- A noe ola syna panecz-
HIM, zawo1a1 Horwat...
sdybyscie' to ola waszej MILO
del PAM SERGE mieli?
A czemuz by ME! OF!
oil.
- Posluzcie> jej,
- COZ ia mizeractwo po-
traffic.
Horwat odwi6d} go nieco
ma strone.
. - Moglibyscie jej, ale do
v1asnych rak iw cztery oczy
oddac te kartke. Pokaza1 ia
. z dala. - Ale nikomu a
|. nikomu tylko jej samej.
| Dziad oczy otworzy}, g}o-
wa kiwa1. M popArci& zeda-
! MIA Staszek doby} pol tala1a
| i ma karcie go po}ozy}.
- Moi dobrodziej1 i
rzekl dziad powoli jesli
sprawl ME jest przeciw Bo-
gu a poczciwosci, czemu
bym ME uczyni}?... Ale, wi
dzicie, we divorce to trzeba
znat jak sic dzieje. Jesli sic
dostanie...
Poskrobal sic W glove.
kline ci sic re to spra-
wa samej PAM m}odej i re cd
niej drugie lyle albo i wiecej
dostaniecie 49, a niema w tenn
mic sprosnego.
Dziad reke wyciagn4l il
milczacy chowal list "a ko-
szule, a pieniadz do weze}ka
u chusty...
- A Jake was zowia, moi
starry! rzekl Horwat.
- Tobo}a, starry Tobo}a..
wzdychajac %powiedzial dziad
znajac mnie ma ok6}.
~ Jeszczem ci ia tylko !
jednego ME p~owiedzial =
doda} Horwat - re list TREE !
ba wreczyc najdalej jutro.
- A no - to jntro... jesli
nogi ME starcza to mnie IL
toSciwi powioza, a pc drodze
sic zawsze furka napyta...
Mech re bedzie pochwalony
Jezus Chrystus...
Ufny " to, ze dziad by}
narzedziem opatrznoSci, da-
lei juz mic ME pytajac, pus-
Gil sic co PREDICT " droge
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06

the captain, who is as full of fun as he |
is of knowledge of seamansbip. placed
MIR. II. under arrest. and. followed by |
the whole crowd. he took Mr.. u by the |
back OF his neck to the room of Mr.. A..
who had declared that he could not
sleep unless that pencil was found.
Il was after 2 O'Clock in the morning.
Instead of finding Mr.. AS, room aglow
with light. II was dark M night. In.
stead of finding his sleepless, he was
snoring. Upon making such a discov.
cry, the uproar nj MIR, AS, room door
increased. and AGAINST Il went heavy
fists like battering rams. and through
the open lattice work over the door
went boisterous voices calling upon
Mr.. A, to awake and identify his pen.
ell.
Finally. in a bewildered way, Mr.. A..
listened to the captain, who excitedly
said. I'VE have the rascal with your
pencil. Identify Il. no that can nut
aim in irons" sleepily but seriously
MIR. A. identified his pencil. and when
1, dawped on the crowd that he didn't
see the point there went IN roar
that shook the old shin. and MIR. A.
was ",osbed" ,bo, and for a.v.rol
days thereafter over his pretended
grief ut the loss OF his pencil and the
successful Joke played upon him.
But out of all this life my heart
often turns to home. Last Saturday
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06
Especial Correspondence. }


falace Hotei' San rrahcisco' sept
zz-Here' IN sense one Is not very
lar away from Honolulu Iurn where
you VIII, 'here comes the Hawaiian
siona. OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
he"o! IL beats OUT any experience
nave ever nau' oh my way 10 the
desk 10 register ran INTO resident
o, hawaiii on my way 10 my room' tue
cheery VOICE oi auy anu sen.'eh'an
sree,eu me at .ne entrance 10 'he par
'or' anu on'y tnis nornihs HAWAIIAN
iaoy anu her husoanu ha,'eo me on
MARKET street ana we shooN what u
warn'n oi sree',ns' TOO as we NEE,
no lar from the nome pase' Names |!
legion. Some ! Know anu some
wont KNOW. some III oroauc'o'n .
o'hers carrying .ne'r 'oo's yer, at 'ne
On tne streets. we pause awhiie' tax
aoo"' hoho'"'u' 'hen JOIN 'he rushinH
'nrongs'
Anu "ha' eroWus! snouiu reel d.
nome III 'hem' pa' ! uon IKE them
any more Hive me iar from the
maddihg crowds lgnoDie striie'
nave seen tnem rush across the BROOK
'yh bridge out Oh New YORK l nave
seen them hurry from Londons BUSY
marts 70 the nome districts nave
seen the gay thronBs OF Paris NIL with
rushing hurry their eonveyances' and
WINE greater numbers there, yet no
greater strenuosity' ! stand at the
rerry House mere AT the 1901 OF Market
street anu wonder.
But these CROWDS may be exceptional
Inc Odd Feiiows national Encamp
ment Is holding It's session mere and
that adds materially 10 the size OF the
population on the streets; ana It's ADDS.
Also 10 the intensity ana character OF
the Guys lie. Market street at night,
TOT example. Is as brilliantly ighted
from end TO end as the champs ELY
sees OF Paris II Is an avenue OF lights
priniaht In character varied In FORM
enchanting In erect
There Is no escaping the fact, now
ever that there Is great prosperity
mere. ana the town Is preparing Tor
greater tnihgs' In an ADDRESS last
night. at a banquet In MS honor, Tor
mer CONGRESSMAN Metcaif, now secre'
tary OF the department OF commerce
ana Laoor' said'
inc open door policy mas come 10
'niha' the empire OF japan mas de'
Ve'oped INTO world power the ha'
wa''ah isianus nave oeeh annexed CIV
ing us eohtro' OF the most important
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06
Russian Laughs At
The Hague Conference

st. Petersburg. Sept. 29.-The Noyos
Il, in bitterly sarcastic editorial. re.
fers to the conference OF the Institute
OF International Law, which closed at
Edinburgh yesterday. and to the pro.
posal from the United states 10 rcas-
semble The Hague Conference The
paper declares that international law
is polite myth, under cover OF which
the strongest nation takes what 1t
wants without regard for its opponents
rights and feelings, and says there Is
not a tenet In the so-called code which
has not been broken whenever 1t suit.
ed the convenience Of some nation able
to defy II. The only nations ever ap-
pealing to the International Code, the
editorial asserts, are too weak 10 stand
up for their demands, and they have
always found that the law was admin
istered by the strong arm of tGe most
powerful nation always fixing the in
depreciation before the court.
The Russ makes an intricate calcula.
ton of Japan's fighting strength. from
which 1t concludes that the japanese
have reserve OF one million, one hun
dred thousand men upon which to
draw 20 M MP their ba'tallons decimal
ed in the field. II says the critics have
been all along deceived both by the DIFF
ference in the Japanese on war and
on peace footing and by the statis'
ties of the able bodied men fitted to re-
spond to call for military service.
Russia. the Russ says, must reckon un'
on an effective foe over one million
strong. when organizing her forces to
meet the japanese In the Far East.
REGISTER early and avoid the
rush. y vor "--' vote this year you
MUST REGISTER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06

REGISTER early and avoid tho
-ush. y Won '"-- vote this year you
MUST REGISTER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06
ON BOARD SONOMA
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
At sea, on board s. S. Sonoma, Sept.
ID love the ocean. Byron in his
apostrophe lin Childe HARDLY pays
my souls tribute TO Il. From a boy
was accustomed to sport In its waves;
and now my wish is, that II must
die out of my bed at home, | would
like to fall asleep in the arms OF the
dear old ocean.
Out Of its broad expanse OF waters. ]
send you this line We shall soon reach
Frisco. and be in touch with the world
again. We shall be glad to get there,
although our life on ship-board has
been like "a marriage bell" We have
run races. and played deck games, and
spun yarns, and paid homage to the
ladies', reciting poetry and rendering
snatches Of song. We have lain out In
the sun, and read In the shade. and
mapped In the cabin-indeed, our life,
the life OF everybody, has been many
sided.
think men are In a healthy state
when they can be boys again. IL am
correct, then this ship is carrying a
healthy lot Of men. They seems to
believe thoroughly in Pope's well
known lines,
"A little nonsense now and then
IL sometimes good for the best Of
men,"
For example. Mr. A. has gold pen.
ell, which he repeatedly declared that
II he lost he would not be able to
sleep: that he valued II beyond price
because Of the associations connected
with 1t. Well, he prided himself upon
that pencil and boosted Of the strong
bond of affection between him and 1t.
He would almost die without 1t. That
pencil was his hobby.
Well in due time the boys" saw 10
II that that pencil got lost. Mr.. A. be.
came excited and inconsolable TO all ap
pearances, declaring repeatedly and
omphatlcalIy that he could not sleep
unless he found It, OF course, the cap
tain wanted that pencil found; and
the men passengers 'joshed" Mr.. A
over his nervousness and deep distress
They pretended that they could not
sympathize with the way he took on
over such little thing as the loss OF q
pencil.
II may be well to say, however, In
passing, that this affair was confined
to "the smoking,room contingent"
About 2 o'clock one mornin~ while
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06
ELECTION OF ROOSEVELT
Is Certain Reports Stewart
FROM MANAGERS OF PARTY

mean to take any chances, they don't
see how Roosevelt can be defeated"
lie had just returned from a visit to
the Republican National Committees
headquarters at Chicago. where he got
an inside view Of the situation.
You may depend upon 1t that this
State is safely Republican, and there
will be gain in Congressman. San
Francisco will be represented by julius
Kahn, the Republican nominee. This
city wants to get as close to Secretary
Metcalf as II can; and, therefore. there
will be a concentration Of forces to
elect Republican Congressman from
this metropolitan district.
San Francisco people are out for
business, and they expect to get IT,
Take a peep at their wonderful hotels.
rising like pyramids within touch of
one another. The Occidental, the Russ
House. and hotels Of that character are
not ''in it, with these palatial estab.
lishments like this one ct which | am
stopping. and the St. Francis up the
street. What height, what space.
what conveniences. what grandeur of
finishings and of ornamentations, what
brilliancy Of lighting, what elegance
Of service. They remind one of The
Cecil of London. and the Frand Of
Paris. And, yet. there Is another col.
ossal hotel edifice under construction.
Surely. San Francisco is preparing to
house the world without notice.
! have been cordially received here
In all directions. The Call carried this
notice Of my arrival:
Attorney T. McCants Stewart came
up from Honolulu to take part in the
Presidential campaign. He will speak
from the stump through the South and
West. Mr.. Stewart Is OF the African
race. a graduate of the University OF
South Carolina. He stumped New York
for Mckinley and worked with Seth
Low against Tammany in 1897. He is
prominent member Of the bar In f.o.
nolulu."
have met many Of the Republican
leaders. and CHEEKY warm.hearted SET
OF men they are. In all directions II
is 1.-The glad hand" | have just been
enrolled an associate member Of the
California Geographical Society. find
among its members the names Of Gov.
ernor Carter. ex.Queen Liliuokaiani.
Prince Cupid. Bishop Restarick. Prince
David, and Samuel Parker. The secre
tary. who called upon me. invited me
to deliver lecture: but. on account OF
the uncertainty Of my movements.
declined. The invitation stands, how.
ever, subject to u fortnight's notice
from me.
wrote the Bulletin on board the
Sonoma, but not knowing that ths
Korea would sail the day after our ar
rival, I missed her by an hour. Here
after. take no chances. AS soon as
get bit of mail ready for Honolulu
rush II on.
SO, here goes!
r. McCANTs STEWART.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06

nans hooks Of ali sorts ledgery.
"er"'""'"-ad by the Bulletin Pub
fishing Company. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06
Claus sprseksis. VIM. q. Irwin.
Claus SpreckeIS & Co.,
B A NIX Z NJ
naAnss a. a..
HONOLULU. 7. n.


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Hongkons and Yokohama - Hong.
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New Zealand and Australia - Bank
II New Zealand and Bank OF Austria,
lasia.
Victoria and Vancouver - Bank OF
British North America.
Deposits received. Loans made on
approved security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued Rills OF HI.
,hange bought and sold
Collections Promptly Accounted For.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-06
BRIGHT'S DISEASE ANO
DIABETES NEWS.
San Francisco, Sept. 1, 1904.

San Francisco, Sept. 1, 1904.
To Honolulu Drug Co.
Dear Sirs:
There are daily occurrences In this
city that ought to be known all over
the world. A guileless old gentleman.
an octogenarian. a distant relative Of
Robert Fulton of first steamship fame.
has saved the lives Of hundreds (prob.
ably thousands) after they were be-
lieved to be beyond human aid. His
discovery is undoubtedly the long.
sought cure for Brights' Disease and
Diabetes.
This Is not easy OF belief and II is
the purpose OF number of business
and professional men Of this City (of
whom am one) to tell the people. You
are hereby authorized to tell all those
in your City who have either Brlghta
Disease or Diabetes that nearly nine.
tenths of them can recover. Among
the business men who are giving NOR.
al and financial support and who would
give neither II the above was not
strictly true, are Hon. d. NJ. Burns,
President Candelaria Mining Com
pany; Edward Mills. President Bullock
4 Jones Company; Captain Roberts,
President Boca and Loyalton r. II. Co;
Thos. Kirkpatrick. Capitalist; ID. T..
Bender, Capitalist; w c. Price, Cap.
itallst; VIM. Sharp. Capitalist; c. w.
Clark, Capitalist. and many others.
The Damphlets herewith are to be Civ.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-15

HoN. JNO. y. GARNER,
rs a candidate for reelection TO Congress
from this, the Fifteenth District, subject
to the action of the democratic party.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-15

The uncalled for letters remain
ing in the pOstofhCe Of Brownsville,
for the week ending October IS,
1904, are as follows:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-15
A CRACKERJACK SHIP.
Battleship Georgia. the Largest Ever
Built in Maine, Was Successfully
Launched at Bath.

Bath, Maine, Oct. 1.-THE larg-
est vessel ever built in the State
Of Maine, the twinscrew frst-class
battleship Georgia, was successful
" launched here today. Miss
Stella Tate, daugter of the late
Maj. William Tate and sister of
Congressman F. Carter Tate, chris
tened the vessel. The weather
was good and conditions generally
were favorable for a successful
launching.
The big battleship was gaily dec
GRATED with flags and bunting, as
were also the Office and yard build
ings in honor OF the occasion. Elk
cursionists from all sections Of
Maine came TO witness the launch
ing and the party entertained by
the officials OF the company includ-
ed Governor Joseph Terrell of
Georgia and Mrs. Terrell, George
and Mrs. Hamilton McWhorter,
Mrs. Amelia McWhorter, Congress
man F. c. Garter Tate, Mrs. Stella
Tate, Miss TATE and Congressman
Adams, all Of Georgia.
When the battleship began to
move Miss Tate broke a bottle of
champagne across the bow, nam
ing the craft i'll honor Of her own
State.
The battery of the Georgia con
sists Of four 12-inch-loading rifles,
eight 8-inCh breach-Ioading rifles,
twelve finch breech-loading rifles
of rapid movement, twelve 3-inch
breech-Ioading rapidfre rifles, y
3-pounder guns, four 1-pounder
automatic guns, four 1-pounde1
guns, two 3,inch field
guns, two machine guns and six
automatic guns. There are also
four submerged torpedo tubes.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-15
LIST OF LETTERS.

The unCalled for letters remain
ing in the postofhCe Of Brownsville
for the week ending October Is
1904, are as follows:
LADIES LIST.
Chapa Josefa Sra.
Algeria Francisco Sra.
Cuellar Juana Sra.
Flores Lasara Sra.
Gleck Martha Mrs.
Hinojosa Antonio Sra.
Mungia Paula Srita.
OIivares Armada Sra.
Peres MaXiuina Srita.
Ramos Manuelita Sra.
Reyes Petra Sra.
Rivera Teresa Srita.
Valez D. RAMIREZ TonIasa Sra.
Vasquez Placida Sra.
GENTLEMEN LIST
Albares Eusebio ST..
Anna Blass
Aguilar Pedro Sr.
Bread NJ. Mr..
Cooper A. Floyd n.
Gamble H. Mr..
Cantu Praxedes ST..
Casas Juan ST..
DiaS Genera ST..
Darthy D. Miss
Davis Anna Mrs.
Fernandez Gabriel
Garcia Anita
Garcia Andres
Gaskill c. Mr..
Hesselbrook B. J. Mr..
Herrera Placido ST..
Leal Jesus ST..
Rosa de Ia Juana
Oliveira Gonzales Modesto
Peres Abelardo Sr.
Pena Bonifacio ST..
Rodriguez Espinoza Maria
Luciano Padron
Roble Marcial ST..
Reew Santiago ST..
Rocha Bartolo ST..
Rogers Hay Mrs.
Torres Edubigis
Saenz de Y. Retugio
Sloveo Tom Mr..
Sims L. Allen Mr..
Smith VI. c. Mr..
Urbano Refugio
Vega Refugio
Lea Guadalupe ST..
Nasquez Federico ST..
Vera Longoria Jose
Nillareal Encarnacion
White D. J. Mr..
Persons calling for the above let
ers please say advertised.
]. B. SHARPE, Postmaster.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-15

THE HeXican Herald states that
more than six million dollars are
spent annually for dairy products
in the Mexican Capital. This does
not include the amount consumed
by private families having their
own COWS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-15

For RRNT-Two-story brick
building on Elizabeth street, cen
trally located, cellar under build
ing. Call on or address " F. Den
nett. 7-5-1SI
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-15
THE WEATHER.

Brownsville, Tex, Oct IS, 1861
Tonight aud Sunday partly cloudy wealth
er; probably showers; light to fresh east
erly winds. CLINE.