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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
81 nHedeube9 ferbefrant.

anfedenbep ferbetrants
9ie sisentbimltde pferbes
frantbeit, pel9e anseblid bur4 einen
aus Srantrei9 importirten Sengit na4
Sqinois einsei9leppt tpurbe unb ben
Tarmern i'm mittleren Sbeile bes
Staates 70 sroBsn SauOen 5ufiiste,
bat fi3 nab SOpu a~usgebreitet uno
ri6tet bort piel llnbeil an. am meiiten
betroffen 1T Ban 8uren Gountn, So,
aber piel i6limmer TT es i'm norbs
nefli6en Rebrastd, ipo bereits cine
Wenee 9ferbe get6btet peroen muBte.
SbierGrSte ertlGren bic Seu9e dls bic
f9limmIte pfsrOetruntbeit, bic es sibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

g 9offen auf tritenbs
Mrbeiter. 9as S9pur9eridt IN
@nnecp i'm frdn5OFi6en Separtement
OberIupoben perbanbelte segen bic
SDbne bes 6abritanten Grettie5 in Ga
Gluie, bic ouf uusItdnbif4e arbeiter
gef6oFen batten. 0rei SObue @retz
flea purOsn gu einem Sa6r, elm pierter
gu u9t Monuten 9tfGnsnib unb ale
bier IoIibariId CUR 3ubIung bon 12,s
900 Sranes ($2256) GntiaGbigung an
bic Sinterbliebenen Der 9et6bteten be-
siebungspeife an bic @erpunbeten perz
urtbeilt. Die tpesen gliinberuug dnge>
flagten @rbeiter ipurbsn frsisefproden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
Gin S6pincfn6 tiee.

Der liutsrtsitnst.. Der eurt Elm aspSbnIi6ss
Witttl sur @tlunrbslt piebtr bereslttat purrt
na6rsm CT tiniss Sabre lang an slrer itrsrsr
9unssnfranibtit unp an Der ss'ii'ttstsn ardrf-
brit S6pinoiubt asittsn bate, bat elm grcbss
gtrlauasn, isiusn Witlsirtutsn has Witisl M
Stiluns bstanut ~ mad n. altn esuj ,niasr
bic ts psrlnr 9 n, Mir sr frsuubll6f %fOhsnfrt
zine Abibrifi Der 3uhtrtitune ibldtn ptIts f
aIs zine ittrs Sttluns fur Stplnpfu6L aib
ma, Gntarrb, SrOn6 tie urp ale pals un
eunasrfranfbsitsn iupsn psrptn. Gr bpHL bal
aps 9siesnpsn itin Ssilmtttsl rrCbirsu psrrsn.
ha 20 Isbr psribpol II Disisnisen. tptIts b.
3ubert tuna ptrl .uatn, psIte ibnfn nibis 10
fen miro uub tin Sts,n fir is isin mag. pcln
%esfGaisf
Chr. Gbparb 0ilfOn,
SrUV Jpn, y. y, atrsfirsn.
GrpGbus bisir 3tituna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
I'M benz 0ianmen beS Union s

- Sn ben Gtdumen beS Union Stub
ju 9annes, 5runtrei6. fanO man Die
Oes @rufcn Cairns, Der oesbulb
betuunt. 1T, neil er seri6tIi6 se;puussn
murOe, Der S6uuipisleriu Sri. 5Ortes,
cue ueSen sebrO6euen 9sirutbsper,
iprs4ens $4,000 iu iublsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

= Dus ruiiiide Budget fir Sas
Sabre 1905 eutbdlt, mic man mad SOn'
Don msloet, gar feline aus9ubepOiten fir
ben ieeissn Sriss unO ipridt pom einem
lleberlhuB pom 374 Wiilliunen Dollars
ais @rsebnib Der slltObOlr uno Saum'
pOliteusrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

9i. SuGutb &c Sron
R anges8abn TRANSPORTING i'm
Sabre 1904 4,6O7.48S Eonneu Gr5,
gegen 5,121, S05 Sonnen i'm @oridbre.
Die @reut Rortberns9dbn b%efOrberte
4,168,000 SOnnen, gegen 3,980,000
Sonnen i'm Sabre 1903.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
@rUstds enIatiou erre0t in Yr

= @rObtdS eniatiOu errest in Suba.
peft cas Yeri6wiuOen oes Grafen Saut
SsaparD. RrdiiOeHt oes pOrnebmiten
ungarii6en aoelsclubS. @r bintrrldst
aussbli6 rieiise ShulOen, pel6e 5us
meiit uuf euOrme Spieluerluite Suriifs
Sufibren lrit iclen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

Hur peni9e eDo 3 ner
Staliens ellen am Sage brsi Wtul, pi.le
dber MIR elm Mdl.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
A Rev Exeuss.

EaeEs Wse man in ksalauts, asye
enc Womaa'e Home Companion, who
once sus9sossd q negro In his employ
Of tampsring with ths contents Of his
wine cellar, especially With o certain
brand oe wh;skey. The employer de-.
eided TO adopt measures to verify his
suspicions. He allowed the demijoha
holding his ''priva.o stock" TO be.
come empty; then, iussead OF refill.
ing It, he placed HE pss brand in bot
Ties, labelling each one "poisou."'
- One evening on returning home uu.
expectedly he caught his servant "in
asgrante delicto." Seizing tie bottle
from the darky's hana the Atlanta
man exclaimed in q tene Of terror,
'Nreat heavens. Saml Do you know
what you have been doiug2 This hot.
tie is merked poison
The negro took the bottle and eur
veyed IL closely. Then he shifted Of
il. A melancholy emile fitted over
his dusky oouutenanoe. ""Tain't
piEen, sah." lie said. de:eotodly.
lee been fooled eg'in.''
Fooled agein?" repeated the mss.
ter. indignantly. "What do you
mean?"
well, eah," continued the darky
10 che same toue OF depression, 1T
eun dis way. knowed from do fuot,
from che way you acted bout dot
demijohn, das you had 20 suspishuus
OK iae; on dat eho' made me feel
pretty blue. I got distressed, au'
didu't care. Why, eah, 70 mos swo
weeke nov Tee bean crying TO commit
suicide outer dot BOTTLE"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
. & .Bl!''illu!ntnsss |! Punished,

8 :A young lady, whose beauty ID
equal,to her blunt in eon onversatiop,
was visiting as g houae whore other
guests we're assembled, among them
The eldest aon OF !. wealthy q ,rnusnufsilaa.
::surer. The talk turned on I s:massi.
monial ssquabbles. Said che eligible
party: .. IT.. $:.e EIs:s #
i h hold that The ocrreet thing for
the husband 10 20 begin :as he intends
60 90 on: Say thst the question is
one OF: smoking: Almost Immediate.
4 uon1d 'shov my Intentions By
lighting s : cigar and settling .ae ques.
ton fosever.' .=' u,
81 .And s would knock che thing out
q yoar mouth" cried the imjrerioe,u,s
beauty. :E'@ t II: /. .'.;. 81:
S + .' Do you know z: irejoined the
: young man. = don't think you would
bD thers!'' .z:, i, :: : ! i,' ,','t1 =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
2, :t?l,.1 -. - :.
Both Mistaken. )

An Irish msrohant, who had mora :,
money in his pocket thsn his sppear-
s.aa,nce denoted; took . seat ID q ilrst.
olass: carriage. The Junior Christian
y .lEEnadeavos e World tells the story:- +. s. .:.
aI d: I !: dandy fellow+psssengsr was much
a annoyed IS 4 Pat 3 presence, and, miss.
jng3 bis. hsnksrohief, taxed him :=s...k
asYIgg picked his pocket. / After re.' ,.'
y Ss hand dksrehisf @whieh; he
!, had puts inS5his bst, ne mass ID 81 8 lame
..apolss d bnt a P.t h stopped i ! him Win
the ssinas & (: II
!. q ks youfself sssy !, darlint; don't i
I, ban hsr ( about the mat tsr. You t,o,,ok
;nas ia ios thafs; y TOOK you sor;a rem. i,,
4 ,stlsnaan We were DOLL sof ns <,nisssk-.
8 q. me honay. ) 81 ~ i. 3 s.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
} q GErcuis G Pre- easher 0 Notes.

s 81 Itt was = Biz mos eting, according snto n
Che a Florida Times, Union, that . all
this SWaB; ;Bsid more Or s & Seitizsns l3 meet. i
sng than 9: church gsth hesing,, and Nj.
Dukes asked: n;
81 What Dan as you do 3 for & Tie
preacher don Z intsnd TO ID pudIt Ehe
t.ssaSa s @ q { NY living upon any ~ ION, ono
Family, bntiupon d all Eoe you 6 anrn. III, and
tnsn ntet i Sss. & 1, a,oSsysr, 81 ,;l,;; rs
where ths5 5latsh .string ID 4 ia mot i hsnrirs m i
ont o2 / The door # Ihss 5sean You Cd & B do
fort presnh j: .;sSs n
1ne Old la VINO s 5s:s. 81 ! Ssvus. 5;;is
lsot;ets afs sa snail Sghrseh instl.s, pine B, ,
woods 3D. q 81 R soEgs gsiis. srhlea shs Wa a g
girl said ssN
]s' kial 5eas him, bas Is ean' ! ! slesp
him $tSs &
.s.s asW 3 q, Who i, nmext m ta,, AK
ad hs IaisAi ionary.
.' pit. als Sister yslenkins IL 5gH;;ns
to eat hinl l sggee D IS Esieser him, m
but Soans & wash himu, !, III
hat, t,s good sneEt ssS=s l,s n
en anosher sisse spoke & q NJ 4 81 Ind ass,d
aaias - hiEa bas 81
!aiH's mne III on bilad shirt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
"A Tunnel Rappanlag.

After acquiring o considerable
amount Of money ip the United States,
o young Manchester man returned
home aud decided TO give his Rathor q
treat BY taking him TO London 60 see
the eighte. Il was q great event for
che father, who had never been in q
esaip before. '.,..... =. ...'.,....~ D.
The old man went wish much trspi-
aation and many outspoken antioips-
sions Of dire events 70 follow. All
went we'll until the. train suddenly
dashed into o tunnel. Bang went che
old mans ist op his sons nose 90 he
cried, II cold you something would
happen you young villain. I'm struok
blindl'-Tit-Bits. :.=. e 4
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15

debt, the bears s were able through
the't great leader 90 depress the price
OF cotsaa during the months oe Sep
tember and October, and TO even
Ssighsen aone whose faith YVES NOT as
strong as it should be; but now chat
the position Is sasurely ia our hands,
! think ample justice demands that
We hold the balance oss our .oSop; until
those who took advantage OF the
weakness OF cur position in Septena.
ber and October shall be made 20 psy
back all shet. they gained BY tkis ad.
vantage, aB we'll aa q good profit on che
anneyanes they caused sua. T hevs
persessad 9 plan OF orgapization Cor
collecting funds, which / want to put
into operation not later thsn nagt
week. will isaps q call. co ali ooun-
ey prssidentato 60 meet me ID my ofses
on Fsidsys ehs, I0sh, 10 rsaeiye in-
stsnetSons and 90 pnt these plans into
Smmadiate operation. q; S:.. '',3: Il.
y. : hope the sonnty. presidents Who
.hse this call, and who may not j re. o.
aaiye 9 personal letter in tine, will
mses 10 thu efice of cha sonsharn Cot
Ton Association. skysssapsrs Building,
Colambis, s. O.. 80 10 o'clock Fsidsy,
.ac;thas We may begin q shorough and
systsSaatie oannnaign cif the ssate.
Lst every presidens be prepent, 90 ehis
is g 4 matter Of vital Importance as
this junotnFs. Il "
% Oonolpaion, I>wish to say that
shEese ie absolutely 90 factor now ap. 81
parent 20 e GO s:lsH5 Is Is
those who have spot eo.to ,#:* u :, ,s $.:ss3
!: s. 81 e have won the fight, and those
OF az who; hsvo tbesn instrumentai il
winning is surely ought to enjoy the.
best measure Of bsnefIt from our right
end from our viiosory. ,s.. /; II 5
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
. !: Some |''l Nitty Women.

-, yohn n, ~ Fare, the painter, was
ss!s.ss55 ss!sss55 ID IL hhtt5 studio about witty wo.
men. men. says l the Now York Tribune.
/: +: i: issssatte . yonpg woman
visticlsn : 'iEs @ that q heard Of the other
o day: III he 81 said. sl > : 8. +.
1l;;.4 # lal'.e hefe vas . man Who loved Q
maid. : and she returned his passion,
but there wore reasons ehas linada Go.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15

B B - aAsl sl1y' Woman would Iike
fot hsf hSsbanl to BE- a q poas al ssis IS, Il
:Aes for fsst shA rs WonId shsa
I|hbs y sa a pess.s nh
y y otss people shps y pp's j, thsif front M
q! 4. snd atay ths bsSk pids h 8 3in;
,e'sas sns ~ ot hsErs E ipsspls tkink| |ghsy'
''sss pshda6g ths suzla,pa sFs III m HUI M sss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15

huobana, q eeAs which she accom-
pliehes through haying his ahises and
neoksiea, go we'll 60 helping him With
his clothes. 8 This kind OF wosnsn
will urge him 20 bay nsese sad better
shsn he himself thiaka he eaa afford.
4 only get him here about onea g
year, aud I want 20 mako the most af
IT, she will aay.--Bsoeslyn EAGLE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
Gold dust 1n Old Boose.

Honey Elliug came to Moutans in
the early '60s. Taen greeubacks
were practically unknown in Vissiuis
City. Gold dust ~as the circulating
medium aud every counter and bar
was equipped With gold scales, ahd
instesd Of being dollars and cents the
reckoning medium was ounees end
pennyweighte. Evosy miner had his
buckskin pouch instead Of pocket
book and generally this pouch had
several ounces OF gold duet ia it,
for thoae we're the days of plsa.y ia
Alder Guleh, and ell other parts Of
she territory which is now known 40
Montana. ~. =,
When HE stock Of goods was aold
ont Mf.. Elling decided that it would
be good investment II he should
make 9 trip overland to the Stsses,
purchase new stock Of goods and
oonaiuue in she clothing business.
He hsd about $4,000 in the best OF
OF gold dust 20 his credit In the banks
then established in ViYginis City, and
o question which bothered him core.
" was how 90 get this money co OWL.
lizasion without losing .is, for road
agents ofsen disputed chs right Of way
with the stage coaches, aud they
levied frequent tributes on tho pas
sengers, sometimes stripping them 20
che hide. Wells, Fargo 8 Go. msde
Q practice Of shipping gold dust enat
for the miners, but this was expsa-
sive, the ratio For insurance being
sometimes 90 high as 10 psr Gent on
che amount, carried. This meant q
great deal Of money 10 Q man even 10
those days, and Mr. Elling Thought he
could find way to get his money TO
Omaha which would beat that scheme
oil hollow. +, i '3. /. ..: +,
After considering the matter 10 ite
different phassah he iinailyg. expressed
the money 10 his own order % far
as Salt Lake City, taking passage ou
the aame. coach. TO Salt Lake Cisy
the express rate Was not so high, and
practically che danger! :sssae of road
agents was ! passed after thie point
sy=Tsss reached, !, ths Porsaeuf canon and
Beaver Damon Id Idaho and the seer
Mon along the Besverhead valley be.
:sween the Pete 7 DAILY ransh and viii
liams junction, in what is now Mon.
tanas being the most dangerous.
Mi Elling and his gold dust ar.
rived; in Salt Lake City. wi.aont Incl.
dent. For ammo reason the road
agents had mot learned that the coach
:osrried 8 great amount of treasure mud
no. attempt at sa holdup SIS made,
thongh more shan ono of the pssssn-
Sgors breathe q bard 5and Had his heart
ia5his mouth when some unexpected
stop was made during the dark :hours
sofsfhe night, FOR the coach travelled
night md day and aB faBt 60 fonr5 Or eix
.horses could bowl IL along, and Ii
made an average speed 81 about ten
miles an hour. ;:3 :55ji; Ss5 :s:}
&: After a dsy,' IS reat in salt Lake
City she Journey was resumed. d.s Mr..
;Eilipg had siesady secured hia gold
dust and, as y was strictly against; the
sales;of Che company 70 carry gold 10
ishes baggage. he Was 10 . quandary. for
q while 90 % the manner In which he;
could set that gold TO- Omsha:: The
express company knew he T he'd the
dust md know hs was going % Omaaha,
.so they are itching him. The
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
1A' 9 BROWN FEsa and Treas p &dAUmDg, Vice
a. o. hARhER seorssaSyo
The Anderson Real Estate
and Investment Co.,
BUYERS SELLERS OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & BOMBS
J. C. CUMMINGS, Sales Dept.
J. G. CUMMIW WGg, Sales Dent,

our facilities fox handling property perfect
we are large advertisers m county, Right now
we are having considerable inquiry this and adj
enAaS counties, and Of tho Pienoon
section who wish to dispose of their property villa and shas
are IL position to make quick and satisfactory saGee
Now 1s the time to list your property with NO. ana wu
w proceed as once to give attention to all properties
trusted to ue,
Address all communications J. G. Cun,rnspsa gasea
Department.. -
g.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
ADVICE TO COTTON GROWERS,
Presideng Smiths Address on His Rgtu1n
rom Texas ==7S5 q -.


Columbias November T. President
Il. D. Saith. of The Cotton Growers
Association, hss 5uet returned so tho
city, and tonight gave ont this most
interesting addrsaB: 81. .3 2:f1t : 5$1
II aEh just baee FROM 6, tour OF the
West. 1hess I have been in The inter.
est of The Southern Coston= Aagoeis.
tion, to meet the executive committee
OF tie Texas division. In Atlanta II
was Joined by President Jordan, and
ve went together via Vioksbarg and
Shreveport. Rhis carried us through
Missiessppi, Loaisians and q part Of
Texts. yhF5ughout Miseiaaippi the
cotton crop ie certainly 90 shorts ias, or
shorter, than has bean reported. The
frost and worm, 90 far. es oar obaes-
vation Went, have eetapleteIy dsatIoy..
cd all. prospect os any yshing like q crop
from the late sostonoE top crop o.
the old cotton. "a Ii s :S.st 5.;.5 ;5# :
"Froa Vioksbasg 81 Shreveport, bs,. j.
tween whieh sWo; points ie ths Delfe
Of the, Mississippi and Red Rivers.
and unqasationably The ilnsos eptsoa
lands og fhs wosld !. shsrs will NOT $be.
made more ehan sersg.aya 20 hstg pas.
cent Of Lass yeass field & i :;; 81
"Neas Monso La. !, where is# sss
vesy ssaan, eg eha Delsa ehara Is prae.. q.
tioally NO sostoa as ali. Thousand oe
acres haya baen abandoned and thoua-.
auds have been onlY partially tended.
with aS nas result that Tho \ Lonieiana
crop 10 practically o failure. & ..;5 ...5
AZ Shreveport & I; where We u zniaaed
connection and had % lie over sfor ok
hours, Ws had sniF opporsa Sof i,n..:
tervies,iag cotton men aud busfness
men, ard they confirmed eho iapraa-,
sion that Ns 5hsda received from, sopf
obseryssion. Exon 4 shEis,vepoar.ssi s q n to
Dallas We went shrsanah ah a q portion og,
the best sotson q lands os, Texas.
and the aania condition obsaiuad
throughouk q this portion 81 the s. tate:
"At Dailas The Stats Fair was sT 4 Sd: in
progress sana shore Wsro ! sprasen reps, s,
resentativsa oe every j! a eoR.nty d. u iin8the
State, and shes sntsnb here ;os$ & thia axscu:::
tive itttss Msrs pfssar rlt1. B q .fi,s, ns
facts, stated ) ssheasS diIResaasl
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15

katS S9ax RE 4Iikki dha1A
aStsHa & q sll5 asFs
ltsiil SIS ssaSls u s TesM
,sksis s sita ssosa
81 nov 4 AM yssf ss 81
So 4 AZ Il ss 81
q SSsSss sSss
3 ) .5Rl sssl $50 Sasi 6 nc tEs'
oati lsls 81 u 81
s's .|' |l||I
HE } sssa Il lfot, saa
;vlll M E'ls|s| aI q
y \ B
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15

ard putting q part of the gold Into
sither bootleg 10 threw them inso the
bolt ON of fhe { opaoh with thss remark 81 ID
that shis Sootss hurt him and that hs
could change if his; ;fset got3 81 to hurting ii /! 81
Him 100 Bad ST.:
soaod Had sa suspicion that there
skas s1O, 900 S5in thoase, old boots. q ana
blr. br Filing keps them undor, i,is1 fsst
nigh and day Sniiint iii hal ,aan Al fln.Ah. {
SN hsn soashss gls,ris changed ,be. , asp.
5sfsily oasriad ;T The boots 9aoross his
arms snd retiring to;E soms convenient
room voaid actually change his boots,
int this mannsr hood sinting ths, 81. &.
press nssrs, i a,e # IS driver, \ \ aud Il ID
every siss ss u the 1 amount Il, l of
none has a vas eerry,i iug 5 viii him, ana
hs got a crest deal. .of o / y1nlapashy from
3tths tssk of g ps ssseppgers on 81 4 account &
ef the,p pain hs ass snEs sring from his
tender fsst knoonda standsartd \ 4,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-05-15
The Better Land.
BY w. D. CowLEY

BY w D. CowLEY.
It seemeth such little way to me,
Across that strange country, the
Beyond,
And yet not strange, for it has grown tc
be the home of those of whom l am
so fond
They make it seem familiar and most
dear,
As journeying friends bring distant
countries near.
So close ii lies, that when my sight is
clear
It seem I see the Cleaning Strand
l know feel that those who've gone
from here
Came near enough to touch my hand.
I often think, but for our yelled eyes,
We should find Heaven right round
about us lies.
I cannot make it seem day of dread,
When from this dread earth 1 shall
journey out
To that still drearer country of the dead,
And join the lost ones, so long
dreamed.
love this world, yet shall love to go
And meet the friends who wait for
me, l know.
1 never stand about the bier and see
The seal of death set on some we'll
loved face
But that think-one more to welcome
me,
When l shall cross the intervening
space
Between this land and that one over
there
One more to make strange Beyond
seem fair.
And so, to me, there is no sting to death,
And so the grave has lost its victory;
It is but crossing with bated breath,
And white, set face little strip of sea,
To find the loved ones on the other
shore
More beautiful, more precious than
before
Brownsville Texas
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-05-15
LIST OF LETTERS.

The uncalled for letters remain
ing IN the postofice of Brownsville
for the week ending Saturday,
May Is, 1905, are as follows:
LADIES LIST.
Gomez Angela
Johnson, Miss Eddie G.
Putegnat, Mrs. H.
Reyes Biviana
Sanchez. Andrea
Suarez Srita. Mauricia c. de
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Amaya, Bias
Benton & Son
Baker, John c.
Blackburn, w. J.
Carley, DR.. Laurence
Cuellar, Martin
CIoJete, Manuel
Duefies, Diego
Canadian, Andrew, J.
Grimes, Rev. G.. R.
Garcia, Justo
Gil, Manuel
Garcia Primitive
Herrera, Rogue
Jones, Henry
Lopez, Andres
Lopez, Francisco
Mena, Julian
Medrano, Julio G..
Rios, Agapito
Rodriguez, Bacilio
Showl, Rev. c.. S.
Tooke, O. c.
Thomas s. Hand
Zarate, Juan
Persons calling for the above let
ers please say advertised.
]. B. SHARPE, Postmaster.
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SYSTEM

The following are all top-notchers:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, (Veterans reunion)
One cent per mile rate Tickets on sale
June 9, 10, II and II, good to return
July 10.
TORONTO, CANADA Con the Lakes
One fare plus $500. Tickets on sale
June IS, 19, p and p, good to return
August 81.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-One fare plus
g 90. Tickets on sale June 19 to p,
good to return June %.
ASBURY, PARK, n. J. (Sea Shore One
fare plus 1856. Tickets on sale June
IS, %, 80 and July l, good to return
August 81.
BALTIMORE, MD.-One fare plus s.. 90
Tickets on sale July 1, 2 and 5, good to
return August 81
BUFFALO, n. Y.-One fare plus g. 90.
Tickets on sale July 7, s and 9, good re-
turning August 4.
You travel on the FINEST TRAINS RUNNING
OUT OF TEXAS. HARVEY DINING SERVICE.
THROUGH SLEEPERS IND CHAIR CARS.
ELECTRIC FANS. I. w. STRAIN,
General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth, Texas
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Fulfill Your Mission.

The bird praises God by singing;
the flower pays tribute in fragant
incense as its censor swings in the
breeze; the tree shakes down fruit
from It's bending bough; the stars
pour out their silver beams to glad
den the earth; the clouds give their
blessings in gentle rain; yet all,
with equal faithfulness, fulfill their
mission. So among God 5 servants,
one serves by incessant toll III the
home, caring for a large family;
another by silent example, as suit
ferer, patient and accomplishing;
another with the pen sending forth
words that inspire help, cheer and
bless; another by the living voice,
whose eloquence moves men and
starts impulses to better, grander
living; another by the ministry of
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CORPUS CHRISTI keeps up her
reputation for landing whatever
she goes after, her last catch being
the 1906 meeting of the Texas
Press association. Verify the news
paper boys have chosen well.
Perhaps Brownsville would like to
have the meeting Ia 1907.
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sweet song; another by sitting in
quiet peace at Jesus feet, drinking
in His spirit and then shining as a
gentle and silent light, or pouring
out the fragrance of love like
lowly and unconscious flow
er; yet each and all of these may
be serving God acceptably, hearing
at the close of each day the wills
pered words: We'll done.
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Beef Loaf.

Take two teacupfuls of cold meat,
ground or chopped fine, one teacup
of bread crumbs, one medium sized
onion also chopped fine, and one
and one-half pints of the liquor
in which the meat was cooked.
(Milk may be substituted but it is
not so good). One egg well
beaten. Mix all together and sea-
son highly with salt, pepper and
also spices if desired. Bake in a
mould: when cold slice thin and
garnish with parsley.
Iron white clothes on the right
side, but calicoes, ginghams, ETC.,
on the wrong side, to produce the
lusterless effect seen in the new
material before it has been laun-
dered.