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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-04-18
Easter cards, booklets
and other Easter novel
ties at Putegnat's drug
oLoun
store.

J. D. Autry, editor of the Rock
port Enterprise, end wife, left for
home this morning, after a very
pleasant two days visit to relatives
in Brownsville. They visited Mata-
moros while here and were much
interested in the sights of Our sis
ter city. They also visited the rice
mill and the demonstration farm of
the Brownsville Land & Town
company, and were we'll pleased
with what they saw.
The Board of Trade meeting last
night was very SHINY attended,
but those who did go appointed the
following committee to canvass the
city and ascertain how many could
be depended upon to visit Corpus
Christi on Thursday of next week,
returning Saturday: w. F. Den
nett, Frank Rabb, Martin Hanson
and Alfred Thornharn. The COM
mittee is at work today, and report
some progress. There will be an
other meeting tomorrow night to
making further arrangements in
the matter
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Buck have
rented the Hord cottage on Wash
ington street and will take posses
sion tomorrow. Mr.. Buck is the
new depot agent of the Gulf Coast
Line here, and THE HERALD takes
pleasure in welcoming these good
people to our city.
For sALR-At Point Isabel, house
furnished, four rooms, hall, dining
room and kitchen. New galvaniz-
ed cistern, out houses, boat, bath
house and wharf. House enclosed,
two lots, good fence. Situated on
bluff. For particulars apply to
HERALD office 4-17-5-13
THE HERALD learns quite num-
Der of our citizens will take adj
vantage of the cheap rate and visit
Galveston during the meeting Of
the Northern Settlers convention.
The Island city is an interesting
place, and well worth visit.
Tickets will be on sale tomorrow
and next Gay at 5000 for the'round
trip, good for return on the 18th.
For Sale-Good second hand
buggy, full leather top; two
sets harness. Apply at Weller S
saloon. 411-24
The Kings Daughters will hold
a bazaar on April IS Many beauti-
full articles have been donated from
all parts of the United States, and
will be sold at very reasonable
prices. Several novel features will
make the bazaar we'll worth seeing.
The Woman's Home Journal has
sent a booth which will be very at
tractive.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-04-18
tractive.
Easter cards, booklets
and other Easter novel
ties at Putegnat's drug
store.
store.

F. H. Bruce, superintendent of
water and light at Austin, who has
been here the past few days on
business, was an outgoing passen-
ger this morning, but will return
in a week or so. Mr.. Bruce is a
great admirer of the Brownsville
country, and his admiration in
creases with each visit It's quite
possible he may be later numbered
among the citizens of our city.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-04-18
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Hereafter all notices other than an
nouncernents of church meetings and
religious services will be charged for at
half rates. This rule viii be strictly adj
hered to for the future.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-04-18

the north with the hope of benefit
ing the latter's health. They will
be forced to go by easy stages,
stopping along the way for rest.
The couple will go by way of Cor
pus, thence to San Antonio, and
then to St. Louis, where they will
visit daughter for a few weeks.
From ST. Louis Mr.. and Mrs.
Hockett will pass on to Madison,
Wisconsin, where it is hoped the
salubrious climate will completely
restore the lady to health. THE
HERALD joins the many friends of
this worthy couple in hoping the
change may have the desired effect.
The people with whom Mr.. and
Mrs. Hockett have SO long and
earnestly labored will miss their
kindly ministrations, and hope to
some day welcome their return to
Matamoros.
Among the outgoing passengers
today THE HERALD man noticed
c. w. Warburton, who has been
here from Washington for the past
few days looking over the situation
for the purpose of making a report
to the United States agricultural
department, with which he is con-
nected, in regard to the establish
ment of all experiment station at
Brownsville. In conversation with
the gentleman the reporter eX-
pressed the hope that Mr.. War
burton s report would be favorable,
and was assured it would be in
every respect. If the government
decides to establish station here
if will be opened this fall ana will
save to our truck growers many
anxious moments IN trying to de-
eide just what to do under certain
conditions. These stations have
proven of material benefit to other
sections, and the belief is universal
that Brownsville would profit very
much by an enterprise of this kind.
Onions and then more onions!
c. E. Ruth, who is growing onions
and truck near Olnlito, was in the
Office today with a sample of his
onions. Mr.. Ruth says while his
crop IS little late, the prospect
for good yield is very fattefing,
and the samples brought to THE
HERALD Office indicate that he has
no special cause for complaint.
For the past week the onion crop
has come out of the kinks, so to
speak, and the yield will no doubt
be even larger than has been
estimated. There is no further
occasion to call onion growing in
the Brownsville country an expert
nent, and while increased expert
ence will bring increased returns,
the majority of our growers are not
at all dissatifed with present
prospects,
County Judge John Bartlett will
take advantage of the low rate and
go to Galveston, combining bust
ness with pleasure. He will take
some county records for the pur-
pose OF having them rebound. The
Board of Trade has made arrange
ments with Judge Bartlett for the
distribution of 500 copies of the
WEEKLY HERALD and other adj
vertising matter for the setting
forth the many advantages and
possibilities of the Brownsville
country. This matter will be dis
tributed at the Northern Settlers
convention, and it is hoped will be
the means of inducing immigration
to this section. Judge Bartlett will
leave either tomorrow or Thurs
day.
Easter cards. booklets
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Tor business VISIT 10 11IudlSO'
White rabbit paper dye. Botica
del Aguila. 4-17-tf
Thos. Farrell, of Houston, came
in last night on a short visit to the
Brownsville country.
Bottled Coco Cola at Texas Con-
fectionery. 4-17-tf.
The Manteo will sail from New
Orleans for Galveston and Brazos
Santiago on the 22nd inst.
Huyler Easter candies Botica del
Aguila. 4-17-tf
See change in ad of E. H. Cald-
well, the Corpus Christi hardware
man, in THE HERALD today.
Hnyler's candies Botica del
Aguila. 4-17-tf |
4 Chapman. Chas. Kenison and
wife, E. I. Anderson and Wi fe, all
of Kansas City, are guests at the
Miller.
Orange cider, the best, at Texas
Confectionery.
Change in the ad of A. Spero
will be found in THE HERALD to-
day. Look it up and see what he
has to say.
White rabbit egg dye. Botica
del Aguila. 4-17-tf
Don't forget to clean up your
premises. Better do it now, for
your will be compelled to do so in
a few days.
Attention is called to the ad of
E. S. Levy & Co., mems and boys,
outftters, of Galveston. They
want your business.
Candy from SC. per pound up
at the Texas Confectionery. 4-17-tf
Mayor Combe informs THE HER
AID that the city council will meet
every Monday morning at 9 clock
for the transaction of business.
Do you need shipping tags. We
print them.
Dave Heidenheimer, the Gal
weston knight of the grip, was an
incoming passenger on yesterdays
train, and IS looking for business.
Call phone No. % for a box of
Amolin powder. 417-tf
John Finnigan, treasurer of the
Gulf Coast Line, was in the city
yesterday and was quartered at the
Miller hotel, His headquarters are
at Corpus Christi.
The Brownsville bottling works
can furnish any flavor soda or min (
eral water at lowest prices. 4-17-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kibbe have
returned from a several weeks visit
to relatives and friends at Austin.
Their many friends here are glad
to welcome them home again.
For sALE-A dozen home made
cots Apply to A. H. Weller, Depot
saloon. 3-1S-tf.
E. L. Caldwell, the hustler for
hardware trade for his firm at Cor
pus Christi, who has been here the
past few days, will leave this after
noon for Harrington and the section
thereabouts. Mr.. Caldwell says
business in his line is very good.
]. &P. Coats spool thread, the
best, so cents per dozen, Nos. s to
200, at McDonald's Department
Store. 3-16-tf. !
THE HERALD learns that Ham
mond & Meriwether have purchas-
ed about 1000 acres of the Lon
goria land near Santa Maria. Con-
sideration 81 per acre. The deal |
was made through Judge E. c.
Forto. attorney for the Longorias.
Lerma & Cavazos, owners of the
Rio Grande hotel, will rent rooms
to dodgers by the day. week OF
month. 4-1-tf /
NJ. P Johnston and family, and
John R. Hedges and wife, who |
have been here for few days, |
went out in Mr. johnston private
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05
AMATEUR OARSMEN.
Large Delegation of Americans az ST
GATHERINGS for Two bays Regatta,

st. GATHERINGS Ontario. Aug, "a
large number OF Canadian and American
narsmen have arrived here for the two
days regetta Of the Canadian Associa-
ton Of Amateur Oarsmcn, which began
today with preliminary heats The wea-
ther was ideal Among the teams rep
resented were tho Dons, Toronto and Ar
gonaut clubs OF Toronto Rat Portage
from Ottawa and the Mutuals from BUT
falo. Summaries:
First race, Junior fours, first heat. first
two to qgalify-Rat Portage first, Argo-
naut Toronto. second; the Dons third
Time--2;o2is
Junior fours, second heat. winners 10
qualify-AttRwa r., c. first. Mutual II, c.,
Buffalo. N Y, second Tlme-s:jO
Junior sinces, first heat FIRST and Sec
ond to qualify-l. Craig. Detroit r. c..
first: w, Graham Toronto r. c., second ;
j b, Clayton, Pennsylvania b. c., third.
Time-9A0
Junior singles. second heat, first and
second 10 qualify--Mark Flcgg, Don r. c.,
FIRST; r, Hall, Argonaut II. c.. Tor
onto. third Time-9:i2,
Junior doubles, hnal-Argonaut r. c..
Toronto. won, ottawa r. c., ottawa, sec
ond: Rat Portage Y, c., Rat Portage.
third Nme-s;20.
Senior pairs nual-Argonaut r. c., To-
ronto, Won Argonaut, Toronto, second.
Time--S;g2 90.
Junior singles, tlnal-Craig Detroit,
FIRST: Graham, Toronto second; F1agg,
Dons third Time-9;l0
Intermediate singles first heat-Sprngs,
Toronto r. c., Toronto, first; McAlllster,
Hamilton r, c. Hamilton, second. Time
-9l6 10
intermediate singles, second heat
CoulsOn
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.
BROKE STATE RECORD.
Hardy Downing Clipped Time orr Record
FOR Motor-paeed hile.

Hardy Downing secured first place In
The hearts of the saucer fans Friday
night by crowdlug Samueson 10 the
limit for first place in the half milo
professional and breaking the state mo-
tor-paued record for the mile His clip
ping ON this record which has stood all
onslaughts for over a year was four
hfths Of a second,
The two mile lap handicap brought out
noise ON the saucer rim most of II GO
ms TO the credit of j. =. Gum who I'm
thc carly part Of the race, pumped up
q speed that scared the back bunch and
until he baked, promised to land him
ahead M Samuclson, who finally took
first place
The threc-qurter milo amateur do
veoped the usual supply OF sabegrush
wonders who rode the scratch men on
their feet and caught the public eye
"a coming faYorites. Mckenzie led last
night iu favor, and unless, like so many
NJ hs kind, training takes the natural
sprint out Of him, he VIII soon be good
JOY a place In the record makers,
summary;
Haf-mllc open, professional ANAL
hamuelAon, Downing, HOLSTER, Bowler.
Tines
Threc-marter mile handicap, amateur,
al-McC0rmlck. 90 yards; Mckenzie,
d darys; Tate, W yards, Time-l;29
Mile motor paced, for record by Hardy
Downing Time-iA 10, breaking state
record u l:&
Threcmilc tandem lap. amateur--wi-
eek and Mccormick Redman and Hume,
west and Domara, Castro and Carter.
Tlmo-6.6 rs.
Iwo.me lap handicap. professional
Amuclson, Hollister. Williams, Redman,
.lme-3.B, breaking worlds record OF
t.N lo, made at Ogden Thursday night,
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WILL DESERT SINGLES.
captain Clarence Nsslen TO Play Rail
In Double Harness.

Baseball Is accountable for much more
woe than Il Is sometimes given credit
gov and also is sometimes more FAR
reaching Va It's influences. 4 game IT
tntIl Importance, except to the players,
.Na To- the Captain OF the single Mems
l,om was that OF DesCret News day
~ Lagoon Clarence Ncslen managed
we single men and when he saw how
~. after run came home TO the hnal
ydio on the other side with error fol.
iooN'.F blunder and Wild throw follow
tb error on the part OF bis own team,
ue declared forthwith his intention to de-
'''' as soon as he could set the lady
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BEAT HIM
Jimmy Gardner Bested Rufe Turner at
Colma IN Hard Fight,

Coms, Cal. Aug. l--The largest crowd
by Tar IN the history Of tho Golden state
Athletic association crowded the pavilion
here this evening TO witness the sched-
uled twenty nVo-round contest between
Jimmy Gardner aud RUFF Turner, Gard
nor won the hght IN the first three sec
onds Of the eleventh round with a ter
rifle right To the body Turner showed %
the better advantage In the first two
rounds only After that the fight was
all G0rducLe In the fourth round he
make Turner took like a novice. Turner
TOOK brace Ia the seventh round and
practically eYenod matters but IL was
only temporarily All during tho fight
Gardner displayed remarkable clevcrness
lu duckinR and blocking. Turner was I'M
able 10 reach him with any effective
blows, At the conclusion Of the tenth
round Turner went to the floor after ne
celying several hard rights 20 the body.
aud was saved for the time being only
hy the bell When the bell tapped for
tho eleventh round Turner came m grog-
Ky and Gardner rushed over 20 Turner's
corner and ended matters with n terrific
right clean 20 the wind. There was con.
slderaly roughing ell through the ten
rounds.
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.

Forty million bottles Of August Flow
err sold in the United States alone since
It's introduction And the demand for
II Is still growing, Isn't that a fine
showing OF success? Don't Il prove
that August Flower has had unfailng
success IN the cure Of indigestion and
dyspepsia-the two greatest enemies OF
health and happiness? Does It not af-
ford the best evidence that August
Flower Is a sure specific for all stom-
ach and intestinal disorders ?--that Il
has proved itself the best of all liver
regulators? August Flower has a
matchless record Of over IS years I'm
curing the aillng millions OF these dis.
tressing complaints n success that Is
beCo, ing wider In its scope every day,
at home and abroad, as the fame OF
August Flower spreads. Trial bottles,
CSC regular size, 75c. For sale by
all Druggists.
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PORTLAND MEET.
Multonomah Athletic Club Took FRS,
plnee Among Juniors.

Portland, ore, Aug. THE Multnomah
Amateur Athletic club team won the jun
today when they scored 90 points to %
for their nearest competitor the Olympic
club of San Fancisco Three junior rec
ords We're broken and one eQualed
Parsons Of the Olympic club broke the
record for 100 yards by clipping two-hfths
Gilbert Of the Multnomah club yaulted
II feet inch, which Is one inch better
than the previous A. a. L. mark. Kelly
Of Mutnomah broke the Junior broad
jump record Of % feet 10 Inches, when
he cleared q feet 9si inches
German OF Chicago equaled the 300
yard record Of 22 rs a Ross Of Chicago
won the i4O-yard run In 90 1.j ID. o.
Sullivan Of Anaconda won the throwing
OF the 56-pound weight by casting It u
feel Is. lnChos
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FAST HORSES At
CALOER'S RACES.
Ped Cross Nurse Surprises BOokies
By Brilliant Finish in
Last Event.
FINE PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
oolV Small Crowd Turned Out, but
Excellent Races May Bring More
For Rest OF Meet.

ri5s afternoon at Cadors Park the
,,,opd day Of great four day race
,rect IS being held, The enterics IN
',pdo some fast horses, and judging by
,bo race nut up yesterday a splendid
sboylnr should be made,
The meet Yesterday brought out fighting
,,r Mace that was Of the first order,
,,d while II was witnessed by only a
Nv people 1t ls thought that II there is
spy combination Of events that will bring
crowd 10 race meet I'm Salt Lake,
ho pregcnt IN the one ana that either
ns neople absolutely do not want horse
,.,lnq ar will nh In benches for the rest
Of the meet,
"rbe three quarter mile dash, which was
81, last race Of the day was the best ANA
bc gyoute Los Angelina went down
bsdly getting only third place, with Red
Cros. Nurse and Cash Day leading him
I'M mis- losing was due 20 a bad start,
m Mis- race the ncck-and.ncck run for
KIN around the track between Cash Day
.nd Rod Cross Nurse. brought out the
applause Of the day
'krgot the crack horse Of tho Ryan
stables got away bad and then put
vu splendid run crowding the winners
N
nose in The third event
THE SUMMARY,
Four and one-half furlongs. selling
Iltlp Phil CTaylor up 1897, first, Cover
non Shoup chandler up. llg. second
George D (swakhammer UP, lO9, third,
iT4ye.Clgnths milo selling Annie Marie
Grst stay stella second, Dr. Tom third
1909.
Fiye.oighths mle-Tburon (Taylor mp.
NO. first: MOCOrlto chandler up 1901
second Argott con up, Jos, third. Time 70
Thrcc.fourths mlle-Red Cross Nurse
tChaudlar up, 1867. first; Cash Day C'ay-
Tor up llW, second Los AngelenO (JOhn-
son up 1881 third. Timc-l;i6,
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Frs. race. four and one-half furlungs
nurse fllO-GoyernOr Shoup ~ pounds
Annie Marie. 10I pounds; Commodore, ll2
rounds. George u, 100 pounds; DR.. Tom,
II! pounds. Little Phil 100 pounds,
Second race, iiyc-clghths mile, purse
ulo-Mlss paadinc l0i pounds Walden,
pounds,
Third race. five and onc-half hulongs.
purse 2il0-Dora l.. loi pounds; Reality,
io2 pounds; Tlburon, l)9 pounds; Argot.
lN pounds
Fourth race. sevon-eighths mile, purse
Nl0-Cash Day li2 pounds; Myrtle H.
l@ pounds, Mocorito JOS pounds. Red
D4mscl, l0S pounds; Los Angeleno, lo9
pounds,
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CRICKET GAMES.
Large Crowd Sees Beginning Of Match at
Saten Island.

New York. Aug. i-'rhere was an I'M
usually large gathering OF spectators az
the Staten Island Cricket clubs grounds
at Livingston today when the interna-
tional match between an eleven from
the Marylebone Cricket club Of England
and picked eleven from the Metropoll
tan District league Of New York was
begun Each side completed It's first IN
ming. the local men scoring IS, ono more
than the British players
The visitors began their second inning
little before o'clock, but lost their
FIRST wicket for runs. The feature Of
the day was the coseness OF the total
scores,
The bowling OF the local men was ok
cellent and. despite the fact that Kelly
and Worm were injured during the early
part ~ the contest the Englshmen were
pushed to the top ~ their game,
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New York. Aug Russell Sage
celebrated his eighty-nnth birthday
today by remaining away from his Of
Ace, spending the day quietly at his
country home IN Long Island II Is said
TO be the first occasion ON which the
aged iinancicr has voluntarily absented
himself from his office ON his birthday.
MIR Sage was said today to be I'm eN-
cellcnt health, and no explanation was
offered for his departure from his usual
custom
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BEN FR ANkLIN.
Movement to Celebrate 2O0.h An
niversary of His Birth,

New York, Aug. 5,--A movement hay-
ing for its object am adequate COM
memoration IN this city of the two
hundredth anniversary If the birth Of
Benjamin Franklin next January has
been mauguwted among various so
cleties Of New York.
The initial steps We're taken by the
Pennsylvania society a few days ago
A preliminary conference followed. at
tended by representatives. Of uum-
Der Of organizations and much interest
was shown IN the proposition. II II
believed that the CommcmOrution VIII
take the form Of a great public meet
ing together with am exhibition Of
Franklin books, portraits and such
personal relics as may be preserved IN
New York.
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to say the word Absorbing to the So
clety column tonight, he has succeeded
aud has been christencd by his fellows
In defeat I'm the matter Of baseball scores,
"His Grace the Due de Clarence"
The outlook now Is In this one slight
branch Of the baseball world that great
cr iguominy aud more overwhelming de-
fcats await the band which Captain
Clarence deserted In the hour OF sore
dpfCaf
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. Aug t-Oakand took
todays game by securing Ave runs I'm
the fourth and NTH innings on punched
hitting and errors, Hogan prevented any
launching of Portland batting and the
fielding. of the northerners was Of a rag
gcd order
Score. r. II, e
foluhhu ''''.....,,.,'.,'',"" . 3
Oakland Observation-Disclosures. 8
Batteries aud Mclean Hogan
and Stanley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

Ban Johnson and Henry clay Pullman
are said to be secluded by knowing ones.
for a place In the rain I'm next years
baseball plans They will be eliminated
American ana National leagues, and a
new twelve club league VIII hc formed
with power to liconse baseball players.
aud control itself by | board Of directors
intead OF the present annual meeting plan
Young Corbett, theatrical manager for
Nan Patterson This As said to be an
preaching reality for next season. Corr
bett and Nan have been seen together
great deal at the Saratoga races
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

Some day you will get a bad scare,
when you feel a pain in your bowels
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies In
Or. Kings New Life Pills. 4 sure cure
for all bowel and stomach diseases,
such as headache, biliousness; costive.
ness, etc. Guaranteed at y, c. NJ. l.
Drug Dept. Only 25c. Try them,
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DON'T USE POOR OIL

For use on sewing machines, bicycles
and all purposes requiring a fine ubri-
cant the best Is cheapest In the end.
Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained
at Singer stores. Look for the red S.
20 South Main ST., Salt Lake City, Utah,
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DENVER AND
RETURN SIS 90
Via d. & II. G., Aug. ~, I3.

Finest scenery in the world open top
observation cars free, Choice OF routes.
Stopovers allowed Tickets good until
Aug. 18th Join the Eagles excursion
and have A good time enroute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

DR. w f. carver champion shot Of
the world. Fancy shooting exhibition,
saltair, today, 4;30 D. M, free.
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PENNY" GOSSIP.

Tntermountaln tennis, or such part ~ II
ms centers In Salt Lake is going to pin
It's faith on Brown and Badger a.
top notch combination They put Conrad
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York AUG THE New York
Americans took the second game Of the
series from ST Louis with ease Howell
was hattod at opportunc moments, but