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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
SCABlES INFECT BIG DISTRICT.
State Board compels Dipping Of Cat
tie Twice.

State Board compels Dipping Of Cat.
tie Twice.
The state live stock commission has
declared most Of the Missouri river
counties east of the river and the Sec
ton between the Missouri and Jim
rivers to be scabies infected territory,
and has ordered compulsory dipping
of all cattle in that territory at least
twice, at periods of not more than
fourteen nor less than eight days
apart, with dipping in all other coun-
ties Of the state wherever the county
inspectors shall order it. The order
is compulsory, and no clear bill of in
spection will be given in the counties
named unless the dipping regulation
has been complied with.
The counties declared to be infect
ed are Aurora, Beadle, Brule, Buffalo
Charles Mix, Campbell Douglas, Ed
munds, Faulk, Hand, Hyde, Hughes,
Jerauld, Mcpherson, Potter, Sphinx
Sully and Walworth.
The county inspectors in these
counties are attempting to secure dip
ping at about the same time for all
cattle and will do all in their power
to wipe out the itch this year. They
are doing all possible to enforce the
orders of the state board, and are try
ing to prevent the action of some cat
tie owners who last year cut out part
OF their herds and dipped the rest, de-
claring that they had brought in all
they owned. This action left enough
infected cattle in the country to spread
the disease again after the dipping.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
PROCLAIMED GAME PRESERVE.
Entire Wichita Forest Reserve Mad,
Haven for Game.

Washington, June Putting into
effect law passed at the last session
of congress. the president has pro-
claimed the entire Wichita forest re-
serve a game preserve. The reserve
is in Oklahoma and consists OF 57,12O
ceres. Declaring it game preserve
has the effect OF suspending all terri.
torial game laws. Game, especially
quail and wild turkeys, will be pro
tected and encouraged to propagate
in the preserve.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
GIRL MURDERESS KILLS SELF.
Sarah kuhn's Beauty Fades in Prison
and Grieves Her.

Kuhn. the beautiful Keokuk county
girl serving time in the Anamosa
prison Cor murdering her husband,
committed suicide yesterday by TAX
ing concentrated lye. The authors.
ties think that she has for two weeks
been stealing parts of the I've allotted
her to clean her cell. Mrs. Kuhn mar
ried an aged farmer. who died from
strychnine poisoning. 1t was claimed
that his young wife had given him the
poisol in beer. In January, 1901, Mrs.
Kuhn was found guilty and SEN
fenced for life. Mrs. Kuhn worried
because she was losing her beauty.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
DENNISON NOT GUILTY.

Omaha Policy King Is Acquitted OF
Charge Of Completely in Pollock Case.
Des Moines, Iowa. June 7. - Tom
Dennison, the noted Omaha policy
king on trial at Red Oak for compile
ity with Frank shsrcliffe in the theft
Of $4,000 worth OF diamonds from
Charles Pollock, Philadelphia dia-
mOnd salesman, on train near Mis-.
souri, Valley fourteen years ago, was
acquitted Aate last night.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09

more cattle, one Indian having recent
ly bought seventy head Of cattle to add
to his herd. While there has been
some loss among reservation cattle
during the past season, in most in.
stances the loss occurred because the
stock drlfted before the storms into
gulleys and draws and perished there.
In some instances the fences caused
the trouble, but those instances were
few
1t is charged that the men who for.
merly enjoyed the privilege OF free
range on the reservation are behind
the present agitation and are doing all
in their power to arouse satisfac.
ton among the Indians over the fence
and lease system, hoping to bring
about the adjustment of the system
and a return to the old free range at
the expiration of the present leases.
two and four years hence.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
REPORTS ARE ExAGGERATED.
Range Fences Have Increased Num-
ber Of Cattle Owned by Indians.


Persons residing on the Cheyenne
River agency who have visited Aber
deem severely criticise statements
that have been sent out from the res
ervations charging that great loss Of
life has occurred among live stock on
the reservation because of the range
fences, and that the number Of cattle
owned by the Indians has decreased
since the fences were built. The con-
trary is true. Instead Of the number
of cattle having decreased, it is stated
that the Indians now own q great many
more cattle than they ever did before,
the more thrifty among the redskins
having invested the money received
from leases aid from the rent for the
cattle trail through the reservation in
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
Coal Mine Again on Fire

Winnipeg, June Z. = A report has
reached here that fire again Is raging
in the big coal mine at Frank, AL.
Derta. The fire is raging about mile
in from the mine entry. Work had
just been resumed after the April fire.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
SIOUX INDIANS BUILD RAILWAY
Are Efficient Both as Workmen and
Contractors.

That the Sioux warrior has become
an efficient workman, as we'll as
contractor, is shown by instances in
connection with the extension OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
road from Chamberlain to the Black
Hills
A crew of tw enty-five Sioux Indians,
with teams and scrapers, is at work
on that part of the railroad grade
which extends through a large island
on the Missouri river opposite the
town of Chamberlain. These Indians
are from Crow Creek agency, and at
the suggestion of Maj. H. d. Chamber
lain, United States Indian agent at
Crow Creek, the contractors were in
duced ggive them trial.
The result is proving evry satisfac
tory. The Indians have contracted
for several sections of the work of
grading, and under the immediate SUI
pei vision of John Won Pattcr, an
agency employe, they are making good
progress with their contract.
At another point on the railroad ex
tension an Indian named Louie Lou
den has a contract for grading. He
has the utmost confidence of his
brethren, as is attested by the fact
that instead of employing white grad
ers, he secured the services Of num-
Der Of Sioux warriors from Crow
Creek and Low er Brule agencies.
The old days, when the Sioux war
riors were accustomed to recline in
the shade while their wives split the
firewood, cared for the ponies and
performed all the other labor of the
household appear to be gone forever.
Hundreds Of the Sioux Indians have
gone to work on the reservations and
at other points to prove that they can
earn living for themselves and fam
lilies.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
CROP OUTLOOK IN CLAY COUNTY.

Heavy Rains Have Not Rotted Corn
Seed.
Crops in Clay county at present are
doing very nicely, and it begins to look
as though the heavy rains have result
ed in small loss to the farmer. At
first it was feared that many fields
would have to be replanted to corn on
account Of rotted seed. But such a
state OF affairs did not come to pass.
The farmers of Clay county have learn
I'D a good lesson in regard to their
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-09
WATCHING STORM is FATAL.
Lightning Kills Man Who Is Viewing
Its Bolts.

Pierre, S. D., June 7. - Charles
Thompson of Canning was instantly
killed by lightning in a storm last
evening. He was on the prairie watch
ing the storm at the time of the ac-
cident. He has no relatives in this
section. hut has two sisters living at
Concord. N. H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
Concentrates enhgla
dIla.
vigshunialIas ds IsgFsy BsT
Ilna.
EDe aus8tr0 oogYesp0nsql J

Mario rs. Sc eomenta Ia noti-
cia sobTe Il llama6a < San Juan
del Juez senior Aponte y 81 Fiscal
sefor K pei. De este dltimo Sc ase-
guEa se le ha pediao d Fenuncia,
y del senior Aponte, Sc dice algo
de su traslado. Como no nos lie
yamos de los dfceFes, nos abstene-
mos de comentar hasta que Sc sepa
que hay de verdad en- el asunto
Sc hace insOportable Ia vida
en- Aguadilla con motive de tanto
Perro que pulula por las GALES es-
candalizando y dando otfos esPec-
taculos.
Hay tambi6n en- osta poblaci6n
una casa que tisne una buena crian-
"a de estos animalitos y creemos
que Ia policfa debfa interYenir en-
bien de Ia hygiene y saniaad, pues
90 dice que es impossible visitaF d
Ia familia que habita dicha casa,
sin que SO tenga que experimehtaF
un ataque de tanto animalito 8 ell
consiguiente NAL olor. pues Sc en-
cuentFa en- un estado complete de
abandono dicha local. Que Sc cum
plan las ordenanzas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
aIcaIdo todd Dc
T8gr0SO.
81 sldsntO apIlutI6 "a marcia
Ild1d Do los sO!tldOS p18I-
tsTIlqul10s.


"a senior Todd, qua aeaha De- Esgfs'
aar oe Log Eatados InidoI ha tsp1oo Il
c0reesla de comunicarncB Ioa qlgulen-
tes infoFmes
clos sOldados puertorriquenol 20
luslerens esa es b palabra. NuestIol
0auclsach0s han prnbado allf en q eap1-
tRl de la metr6poli. que sabsn InaneJar
laa aFmas del Cficio; que estAn 1len
prepare dos y d spuestos: y que hay
calor y marCiaIidad en los hij0s de eate
pals que Sc dedicsn u noble cArreFa
miIitar.
9Fuerou apIaudidos CaIurosamente.
y Mr.. Roosevelt. palmOte6 81 passr
nuestEos pRisanos, con verdadefo entu-
siamo.
eDa R'gunos asunt0G que etAnen 3
Is municipalidad de San Juan. me
cDi96 y espero que cbtendre buen
6xito.
eDurante mi presenCia en- Washing
ton ' en- particular On b Casa Blanca,
fuf objeto de TO acIase de cOnsidera-
clones. que recibf en- nombEe del pue.
bio que rapreaento
GEn t6Tminos generates Las cerema-
Miss fuefOu suntuoAfsimns y serla diff
Gil caEcuIar el n6meTo de peraonas que
asiatierOn.
eel dosfile. empez6 & las doE de Ia
tarde y termin6 Lar siete de la nCche
"a los muchachos del battalion puer-
torriquefIo se le cOncedieron dos diag
m6s,de asueto y cre0 que est9rkn aquf
de mafiRna & passd0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

SAL NATUR AL.-Se vende 'sSaI Natu-
raj. de las famosas Salinas de Gu&nica
precios m6dicos. Sc ofrecen cargamento-
para cualquier puerto de ID Ikla. Para In
f0rm0s dirigirse Yauco, Apartado liz
ss=- ~@
q" Nota del repEssentante dle IA CO.
FEeapqpq enqiaa en- 81 gopseio,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
Ell entierFO de don
edrO AegVedO y
Rivera.
Una dosrTacla q faml,ll I8
hlzO pOTdW ID Isz6l ! 5.
tandO OnfBTmO.
de nssesgr0 OosYespoasaz J

+
AguadiIla. Marzo Is Eatre cinco
y seis de ID tsrde del 1ia de aver tuvO
luRsr el act9 de snhumaci6n del cad&-
yer del que en vida fu6 nuestro cOFFe-
Iigionari0 y amigo don Pedro ACeVedo
y Rivera.
Dicho acto tuvo Lugar Ga eI poblado
de Moca s donde cOnCuFEieKOn Elume-
rogos amigos y parientes del li1ado
pFesentando un a8pect0 lucido como era
de esperarse d6ndOas nl mismO tempo
pFuebas del apReaio 3 confederation
que mereOfa nuestro CompatFiota. Paz
& sua Test0s.
Una laFga y penosa eDfermedad Ie
tuv0 pOstFadO en- cnma ppr egpnci0 de
aeig q oOhO sfioB duTante Ia cual reci-
bio el rudo golpe de la muerte tPkRica
de au heFman0 don Federico que Ie
trsjo d p6rdids de Is rsz6n.
Cega en 50 vida de Gufrimient0s y
ve & deacanssr & ID uaanai6n del SefI1P.
ALI rsCibiFG 81 premio que teDg4 me.
resid0 por sus m6ritos en- osta vida de
deseng nos.
Su yida poIftiOa fu6 bien oonocida,
pues S0doB NOS COnstR los innumerR-
bles aacrifGiOs v 0insab3rea poE los
cusIes tuvo que pasar. q extreme de
sufrir en- Varias oOasioneB de Is priVA-
ci6n de 60 IibsFted individual per
tener que ir una zelda & CumpliE las
penRu que 10 fueFon impuestas en- los
d'fsrentas processes polftiooa & que fac
aometido.
"A d sefIoFa Mongerrata PetrRI. es
posa del finado Acavedo, dedicamoG
egtas humiAdes linens On pFuebA de- CR
ri10 y afecto: asf como { sus dem6s
doudoa s Quienes acompsliamOs en- su1
iusbo dOlor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
Condolences de ID cent d.

DiCha propiedad se Venderf. Iibre y
desembsrazsda de todo grAv6men a
mayor postor; la cantidad de mil dol.
lars ($1, ,0O0) en dinero Contante 8 sin6
en- an chek Certificado, se entFegarS 81
depOsitariO inmediatAmente deepu@s de
ser aceptada ia mayor posturn. El
restO ha de psgArBe Embellishments
despu6s de ser sprobada Il Yenta pOr
81 honorable jueE de ID COrte Federal
de lOs EstSdos UnidOS, distrito de
Puerto Rico. y haberse extendido Ia
escFiturn del traspGsO de dominic por
el depnsitari0
Las fiucss psgsrkn 1a contribution &
este TesOTO obre $4.500y no se sdmiti-
ran CfeFtAB que NO cpbFa % rs poP
cientO de dicha Cantidad 8 sean 1876
dollarP.
El depositario Sc reserVa 81 derecho
De retirar dichs propiedad de u Eenta
siemDre que no obtsnRs p0r 10 menos
el refafidO Is pOr cient0. El mismO
% reaervs tambi6n el derecho dc re-
chszar todas 8 cuaIesquieFa de las
ofeRtAG que no se hngAn con suiecci6
& las condolences que arFibR quedan
exDIeaadas
San Juan. Puerto Rico, 10 de MARIO
ALEXANDER B GAos.
(7Tosty-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

DESPUE6 DE PROBAR todoB los enaafioE
soS remedies que as anuncian es cuando mi
seagradece In oficaciR RADIO All del DigestiA
vo Moiarrieta cuya superioridad esta univerr
salmente cOn4irmada.
CuraCiOnos desesperadas On uersonas bien
cons c;dAs que 10 tonaron dira, To tres me-
ses Eor las que 10 han hecbo gloriogO, per0
I'm solo estuche produce meior efecto que
nna docona dc frasGos de ouRlQuier otrc rel
medic; porque adenl6s do ser 81 6nico verda1
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
intestine, sin engahosa acci0n calm nte, es
Digestive y PuFifcador dc los alimentos
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gga-
bado Ell nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
Dep6sito general de las Fa71nacias de Blanco Ca,
Ramon Almazan Fidel Guillernety, san Juan
do Puer1o-Rioo devdnta ep las principaes Drogue.
rfas de EuroDa Y America
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

L0lsSEJDA "a las MAD RES III iafsibes scaInRnaF
u seliofa *1nsow 1Sbe US se sempre que los pifoS
eGtsn e el perildo de Ia den ti6n Rroporcinna liyt
innediato 6l poducfo bacentt Iroduts IN sncfo nal
tpra traQuiio atia el uIok v n angelic tesk,iert
muy vlYo aegro Us Inry aRradabe Al paladar talma
A nlnos abanda endias, avia sus dolores haee R
Giles las uneionas del esomaEo fegua los intesnns
hs 81 meor rsmcdio cohucido para Ia datrea "a pro-
Vcnga &sga de Ii dentici6n W edaIquieHa etrS casa
16nease mncho cuidadd pedir III Jsrahs Csirarsr
de q SeHora Wiuslsw9i IS 81 laAier de todoes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

Ea Ia Coyts de Distrito dc zos Estddos
U'aidos para Puert0 Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

El Viernes IL de MARIO Iaa 2 de Ia
tarde. sez rematarSn por cuenta de-
quieD corresponds, frante & la carre
terra y de eMiramar, pRradR 10. San
turCe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
SubaSta pdbIica.

M viernes II de MARIO & Iaa 2 de Il
tarde. se rematnr6n poF cuenta de
quien corresponds. frents q ID cArre
terra } de eMiramsr. psFadR 10. San
turCe.
En- 1q Coyts de Djstrito de zos Estddos
I7SaidoS para Puerto Rico.
en- el asunto de Ia En- bancarrota Notifica-
quiebra de Juan ci6n de venta en- SUI
a. Perez basts p1blica.
A lOa acreedores del quebrado cuyo
nOmbre queda arriba cODtignRdO:
Sc notifca pOr lR presente que ID
propiGdad constitnfda pOr las 6ncas
del quebFad0 ys manCionsdo SEA- ven.
didA bajo lg direction de den AIejsn-
dro GAGS, 81 depositariO. en- P6bliCa
Subaata por el sInaOnedeFo pGblico
Francisco NJ. Turull. en- Ia pArada 10,
SRntuFce. muDicipiO de San Juan. 81
die IL de MARIO & lac 2 De Ia tarde del
miSmo.
In siguiente es una description ge-
neral de dichR propiedad.
Un lote en- Santurcp en- eI ladO nOrte
U0 - G1EAGsoE@ OousEOA y 44AI45AEs C0ICN
del puente de San Antonio, teniendO
an frente 4e 43. SIC vafRs equivAlentea
& 87@ metros 8 sen desde Ia parte de
afusrR de Cocog cOmprendida d palma
hasts una estacS do slrnscigo, y ell
miGmo n6merO de varss % fondO, CO.
indsnte tOda la fnca per nOrte 6 fon.
do con la IaRuna del CondadO, pOr ell
sur 8 frente pOr ID O carreterR, por Ell
este dereCha y Oeste izquiefda terFe-
nOs de don Eleuterio Gim6nez ApoDte
y don Jna6 Maria Eduardo Figueras
y Gim6nez.
DichO lOte C0ntiene encI0vadas dos
Casas. la ana de dos pisos y la otra de
un pis0. El edi6cio de dot pisos co
una casa cOnstruida como sigue:
El primer pisO est6 Aecho de mate
rial s sea de ladriIlo; 81 segundo piso
es de maders; techAdOde hleFro gslvs-
nizadO. La segunda casa es m edifi.
clio de un pisO con techo DE- hero gAl-
vani4ado: eI frente de ella estE dis
puesto para tienda, con habitRCiones
en- lR parte interior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
NIeoIis 4 sR Ct limbo.

El emperadOr de- Alemanis Be envis-
do 81 Cz1r de Ruois una expIfeita ma
PraOi6n dc lOa successes oCurridoo 1lti-
mamsnte en- el impeFiO de NicOlks.
al lear este 81 mensaje del soberhn0
aIem6n. se sinti6 grandemente excita-
do. y exclam6:
-iNada saba! 5Da ouiSn p01r6
fiArme para que me diRa d YeEdad2
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Important Measures Taken in Behalf Of
Sanitation.

The city council met in reguiar
session this morning and transact
ed some business Of special import
ance, in regard TO the improvement
Of the sanitary condition of the
city Among other measures, Il
was decided 10 employ two sanitary
inspectors for each ward, whose
duty il shall be 20 make a house TO
house inspection. seeing tina, prem
Uses are properly disiniected and
applying oil TO all cisterns. barrels
or other containers of water City
Physician Layton was authorized
10 employ such inspectors and see
that they perform the Duties re-
quired of them. II was also decid-
cd to purchase a car of crude pc
troleum which is to be distributed
over all standing water about the
city left by the recent overflow or
BY the rains, and Mayor Combe
was authorized 20 make such pur.
chase.
Sanitary Inspector +. Villareal
was instructed to employ force of
laborers at once for the purpose of
the water left standing in
the upper part of the city by The
overflow, which is to be drained
into the cemetery resaca.
The account of City Engineer
Crum for services in overseeing
work on the levee along the lagoon,
or esfcyo, in the western part of
town during the rise in the river,
was approved, the amount being
$50. Some minor accounts were
also approved.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17
Texas Notes.

]. r. Cook, operating a thresh-
ing machine near Hillsboro, while
trying to move the machine across
the Cotton Belt railroad tracks, was
caught under the separator and
crushed to death.
Austin will have a million gallon
standpipe.
The Epworth Leaguers have
brought more land at Corpus Chris
Ii for the purpose of building a
hotel.
The tonnage of petroleum from
Texas ports exceeds that of cotton
shipments.
Bee county has produced its first
bale of cotton for this season.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17
RIO GRANDE RAILROAD.
DEATH to the mosquito

How do you like to drink water
Favored with oil
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17
r. B. CREAGER,
Attorney and
COunselIOr-at-Law

Office, over Yturria Bank. Eliza
beth Street.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17
LIST OF LETTERS.

The uncalled for letters remain
ing in the postoffice of Brownsville,
for the week ending Saturday,
July is, 1905, are as follows:
LADIES LIST.
Barrera. Sra. Filomena
Dipon, Mrs. Charity
EScocheda. Simona
Cara, Sra. Angela b. de
Gomez, Srita. Natalia
Mesa. Sra. Cuca c. de
Raddles, Mrs. Ida
Rogue, Srita. Matilde K. Y
Sanchez. Adelayda
Salazar, Manuela
Sepulveda, Manuela
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Arismendes. Antonio
Alvarez, Juan
Brewer, George
Beasley, John {.
Bowden, James
Bartlett, w. F..
Cegobia, Guadalupe
Cara, Jesus V.
Kirkland, Obel
Machodor, Manuel
Rodriguez, Dionisio
Rodriguez, Felix
Rogan, l.. H.
Rolf, Max
Rivera, Gerardo
Showl, Rev. c. S.
Saenz, Manuel
Tamayo. Hipolito
Wall, II.
Persons calling for the above let
tiers please say advertised.
B. SHARPE. Postmaster.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17

AN interesting press dispatch
from Meridian, Miss, publishes
the fact that the sheriff and entire
police'force of the city have been i'm
dicted by the grand jury for failure
to comply with the law requiring
such officers to inform the grand
Jury of any and all violations OF
the law of which they may have
knowledge. An enforcement of
this law by the courts everywhere
would do much 10 root out cor
ruption in all communities. The
officer who winks at open violation
of the law is one OF the worst en-
emies of law and order, being sus-
tanned by the peoples money,
while he deliberately violates his
oath OF office and betrays the trust
with which he is honored. by aid
inc aud abetting the law breaker.
Instead of maintaining the law, he
helps to set il at naught. Unless
we have honest. impartial, and
courageous officers 10 enforce the
law, we might as well burn our
statute books.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17
Letter to Joseph Webb.
Brownsville, Texas.

Dear Sir: Messrs Leachman &
Edelin,. Grafton, W Va, had been
selling a paint, which they thought
well Of; and this had occurred:
They had sold a customer Is gal
Ions of it to paint his house. A
few years later, they sold the same
man Devoe lead-and-zinc the same
number of gallons to paint the same
house. He had gallons left.
The point of the tale is: IL gal
Ions Devoe paints an lS-gallon
house.
OF course, that ism all.
Why does IL gallons Devoe go
as far as Is gallons of other paint'
Because it is all paint. all true, no
sham, and full measure.
But that isn't all. Devoe lasts
longer. No, no; you haven't got
to wait ten years to find that out.
Ten thousand people know it.
We We got their names. Our agents
know them: they think heap of
Devoe. There's no difficulty in
showing your townspeople what to
expect of Devoe. $40 will paint a
SIS house; and the paint'll last
twice as long.
Yours truly
FW DEvoE & Co
80 New York
p. s. The Frontier Lumber Co sell
our paint.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17
Late News In Brief.
our paint.

Thirteen deaths from the exces-
sive heat were reported in New
York Thursday.
The government printing office in
vestigation at Washington promis-
es some interesting developments.
The award of a contract to supply
seventy-two type machines has
caused a scandal from which it is
expected grand larceny charges
may ensue.
u. 5. Attorney Beach promises
to make an exhaustive investiga-
ton of the cotton report scandal.
A sensation was caused by the
reported finding of $50 pounds OF
dynamite under the palace of the
Gar at Moscow.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17

A NEW and a better Equitable
seems to be the result of the recent
shaking up of dry bones in that
heretofore misnamed association.
II has gained an immense amount
of free advertising out of the in
vestigation, but if it merits the re-
newed confidence which it appears
10 have won, it will deserve all II
got in that line. Life insurance is
of such vital importance to the wei
fare of the people-particularly OF
those who especially deserve pub
lie solicitude, the widow and or
phan-that the press of the land
may well expose any abuse exist
ing in the companies that fatten on
premiums, an also make known
the virtues of those that are really
safe and equitable.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-17

Physician Cooking into his ante
room, where a number of his pa
tients are waiting-Who has been
waiting the longest
Tailor (who has called to pres
ent his bill have doctor;sI deliv-
cred the clothes to you three years
ago.