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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
WILL FIX
LIMITS

Booze had almost triumphed IN ths
license and revenue committee Non
day afternoon when CouncilnKn
Burnett stepped in and frustrated
a plan OF the committee 20 besnirch
itself. Councilman Johnston aso
exhibited a wonderful amount a
backbone and came 70 the aid Q,
Burnett I'm a stand Of deosncy A
opposed to certain saloon interests
on Third avenue between uurlor
and Pike streets.
Bowen sidesteDped his duty.
while Chairman benjamin, who
ever since his election has been A
industrious agent ~ Pike stree, ~
lOonmen pursued hts tactics n
vain. Daulton was also there but
he was buueoed.
The committee was on the polrf
Of granting without any condinuk
whatever a license 10 =. E. Sullivan,
on the corner Of Third avenue aaa
Union street. and one for another
saloon almost next door 10 the 10
cation when Bennett objected. He
said that the committee should. be-
fore acting on the matter, 60
something in regards 20 Its fo-nef
Intention to extend the limits 70
Third avenue. Johnston came OFT
flat footed. saying he would not
vote for the saloon licenses unless
the location were placed insire he
limits.
Bowen. who had once been mos
loud In proelaiming his deternlna-
ton not 10 vote for the licenses IN
al the limits we're fixed. triet TO
shirk responsibility by making q
motion TO adjourn the meeting b.
fore the matter could be settled
when this scheme failed be fel
back on a plan 10 get Burnett and
BENJAMIN 10 settle the hmit mat
ter. This plan was successful Bur
nett and BENJAMIN were appointed
a subcommittee 20 make q report
at the next meeting.
The licenses we're granted eai
with the understanding that NE
two members should fix up the In
its satisfactorily. This means thn
they will be extended 70 inelaos
Third avenue between Pike and
Union streets with the verbal O
written understanding that the W.
saloons now on the corner OF Tnfa
and Union be abandoned as soon "
the Federal building Is occupied
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Whether ToNuaIey feu mr.
struck down may never b. t,,Naa
lie WA found IH au uDrors,,,.Al-'
condition On i.IHf avenue. near ~
fion street. - CITY Detective -
son. lie Waa booked al The s,s,'s-
and held r. Haaar up. Towrsi.ll
came here from Victoria few 80
hgp. lie HaH relatives lu EpzIsSS
and from letters found among M,
effects It haH been leafned tbs, h.
was once an officer Oh the coiit.H
I.selhnaH. When searched al d.
station flasa wa found on his me-
son This va sufficient 10 dsfrs,
the eHDeHHes n medical atteb,ias
But this was not given him un,a
too late.
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9 soo-go acres fine water front on the
Sound. = Hrres cleared. leo fruit
tres n BARNS. sreom house. CON
nsctsi Nth water. faucet IN the
yard. harm. 2 chicken houses and
other aatkaildlHss. = mite from
steamboat landing
coma and Seattle. about acr~s
cleared. bsariHk orchard. chicken
houses. running water
g. ano-1 acres valley iaad ~ acre.
clear and fenced. rs fruit treen. ~
acres in faaphsfrlss and ] acre ln
biackhsrrteN. Afoum house with city
water. barn. chicken house and other
af.ETrfSGnEN 4 ARNFtr.
Is Kenny Blds. tas Columbia 81 10
BIG barratn-6 aer.a black bottom
lsnd. ais tunnnins spring partly
only re terms - down. . per
month. Also one At tao. same terms.
close 10 cars and school See FRANK
ssst bl.@ M a, kaipisr "abs Beach az az
Acreage For Sale.
acre. mostlY cleared. 10 fruit tfsoa
and small fruit. B-rnom house, harm.
= mile from Christopher. on Inter
urban. 81 -. part cash. also % acres
east OF Kent partly cleared. small
mouse. AiHA vii trade Tor city prop
level coed soil creek. n. miles
from Brownsville. now cut 10 100
viii take part trade 81 good team
of horssH shulsrud Hros.. 90 Ar
csde. Phone. Main 7sz 10
VERY CHEAP.
f11-five acres . fine land ~ miles
from car and p minutes ride 10 the
city. This IL nice level land on fine
county road. eaHr driving distance 10
Seattle. - eash. balance - every
q II NIcHoLs
IS Pioneer BLDG TT
FOR SALE.
round.trip Ticket % the Portland
Fair viii b. given e. each purchaser
q lot In Dunlap Addition Tor the
fire, % lots. The lots are lower than
DO. v DUNLAP
- Union Block 10 First ave. or al
Dunlap Poatuffiea on the Old Henton
line. Ar
\ home. built on an aere tract. be- 10
the average family much more salts
factory than one on a small lot,
especially II the cost Of the ground
f. about the same tn each instance
Zee our agent at Falrvisw station.
on the old Heutau car line. prices
range from t. 90 30 per tract. on
WEST 4 WHEELER Inc,
guimau Bldg q
Why not get an acre tract AZ Fair
view. al about the same money you
would pay for All ordinary suburban
lot; surveyed and staked and 'front.'
Ing on dedicated streets. $40 10 1910
per tract. and on sagy terms take
old RsntQn car at First Ave. q and
washington street, 70 Fairvlew sta
WELT a WHEELER,
Colman Bldg. "A
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Brhs

To Mr.. and Mrs r. Erwin. gi2
Eghth avenue. March 6. girl
To Mr.. and Mrs Geo leighton,
March 2 "a Kifl
To Mt ana Mrs +. T. t1o 1884
Tenth avenue. Marvh s. q Firl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. q. II Drake.
March z. Kirl.
To Mr and Mrs II. barnet. istT
Runeil avenue. February IS. girl
To Mr.. and Mrs n. Rskenhus.
i6i2 Warren avenue. March 6. a girl
To Afr. and Mrs. = T. Wccdcn.
secs WaiiinEfofd avenue. March 4.
q boy
To Mr. and Afrs II. S. Lines. 49,
FIRST avenue. March !. a girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. }. Aiken. i1eh
fIfth avenue. March 6. a boy.
To Mr.. ana Mrs. = Grove. tTsg
Twelfth avenue Nntreh 5. a girl
To Mr.. and Mrs. r A Perry. 1atf
Thirteenth avenue. March G. a boy.
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Acreage soe Sale

Five AND TEN ACRE TRACTS.
50 O. fEH earh#f hnfrr tl.acrr
tracts II sd land A. Msh-
doNdaie Beach easily clear
81 close ta wharf and rail-
road station and on line -
pfupused iuterurhnn ruad We
cell this land on ans reason
able terms from 8 % 80 per
month Each tract il 80 feet
square AMI has a street GA
two sides e u Two thousand
acres have been sold and
much u ig IL being improved.
The handy tacatiun makes n
eNtrsmeig desirable for
have Jour guw. chickens. or
chard ard garden. and yet
can come 4 tha city ia a few
minutes time 10 d short time
there vii - four waYa 90 DO
thlH=hH train or boat coun-
trY ruad and street car Sc
cure fer Yourself io-arro
tract nau and move on O. n
later n sou cannot d. it now.
You viii never miss The mon.
syU l. a. per month
Call ard see Ha about 10 and
So the list e names % those
who have taken advantage %
this proposition. We have a
man on the ground all tho
No trouble 70 talk anout IL
and We are always PLEASED 10
VEST = WHEELER. nc
Golmam nids
sunset Main eli. lad an
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Star Want AID. Agencies

y. ~. Muusn. 81 Ballard ave. op'
pesits City He'll.
Fremont Drug CO. Ewing street
ard Frsment avenue.
Quaker prua Co. tot2 let ave.
Thos. Aarrlsat nestatflee, Rsnten,
{. n. lehndreff. cigar store, eiela
Second.
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LEAVING fer Cd country. M e-aers
finely improved gle-..in ranch. fine
orchard ETC. only q. nQ. on terms
fiQa down. ~ psr month See smith.
Room z ftmes bioek. ups,airs- II
wheat fruit ana Alfalfa lands IA
bogslaa and Chslan counties. also
lands IN ktnE and Hnnhomiah eouns
Ties In tracts % Z 10 go acres. a
Themp@oa. 20 Third Ave. III
For sale-Rssi Ets,s
31I ORIENTAL mock
Phones Main isu Ind. A 80
OWING 60 Old Hureaa having DEPARTED
month iu advance this year March
showers Nil brinE forth April flos-
home and avoid the rush.
W. $1,000. 49,. $1,000,
10 fine View = block from car line.
- down. balance 81 per month.
troaiss 81 GOO; corner Il ts 'slo. on.
block from Yealer car. part cash.
balance easy terms.
5-rpafn 6sngags' modern. lot 5'aiS1V street
improvements an in and paid Tor
III down. balance 80 per month.
7-room S" u.s. lot oosisg, on ;goV Queen
Anne Hlii. close % car line beautiful
view q Lake Union and the bay.
ell street improvements In and paid
Tor. part cash. balance easy terms
$4,000. $4,000.
Groom SS1ern house. lof Wis. on
Queen Anne I'm two blocks from
Vest Queen Anne car line. terms.
$4,000. $4,000.
lot a1tizg. all street improvements I'm
and paid for. one block from Rainier
Heights and Jackson street car
lines. easy terms.
s2.3bo. s2.35o.
6-roofa m6dern house n hfoadvay
district two blocks from HIah
school lot e1uta1. al street Improve
msnta In and paid for. liberal Terms.
Lot aFi6s. ..6yeriookinE lake Union.
walking distance. 100 down. balance
80 per month.
For sAra SoI 10, on Queen zen: I'M
one block from Queen Anne Ave. a.
10. fin0. balance 80 per month.
Me-, "a 5000 I'M. week 5000. ,o,.
f1Nizo each, two blocks from Ere
mont and ballard car line. fine view
Of the Sound.
Now r. your time 70 buy West Seat
any 10 be- found there. win ma s
view. at fin and $50 each. so down.
All oRiENTAL BLOCK.
Phones. Main 1851. Ind. a 90. 10
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ID room board ard faHmiHK hHuHr go.
furniture hfaH.siz carpets me
HilErrwarr. f. HWHft rtHHss staa' 10.
james street. price 80
Furniture broom HHHHH n the 100
block Marion street sd FURNITURE.
hrass'i9 eafpsiilf 4, HiaHat -. 5 t'g1i
price 80 terms A FHumpaon "
Third Ave 10
ron BALL OK LEASE
81. 81. broom lodging HHaaH and res
fauraut rooms are all fHII
$500 room hnHHs hHa tote
ono ..utufF rIaIp building and lots
Tor sale ur Itaae nasIHsaa Tot shlr.
Lots 81 other snaps
WINHiiIH HttHH
Room 80 gaimaH Bldg tt
Tor Hale. By own satly furnished
hauHt rooms uHfh. large yard.
cheap rent rooms All taken by -.
ps @5si .. fos az one ss } sss 70
Wanted. OF once. "a partner 81 good
UHHlUE saloon. rHHHH HHHtiHI. balance
II come aut ~ profits u business
Phone. IND liz
WANTED
3Jb SHARES oF TIE washington
isod co stock Give number ~
HIaffH and lowest price Address
Investor &c. care staf.
Fartncr wanted Hrit manufacturing
ard mail order business Call or ad
drcaa it.z -Hd Ave - 10
MEN. have a simple patented rub
Der device that never falls TO de-
yelope or produces fun manly
power tho first application. Thou
sands Of physicians hanele and
indorae IL in their practice. II can
be carried ga the vest pocket and
viii last q lifetime. our illustrated
book cent free 70 any address
New Speciality Co.. uspt Is. seat
tie wash
CRY MEssENdER 4 DELIVERY
GO A general messenger. express
parcel delivery AMI storage business
loves, ltea prompt ssffles ht. .n.Es1s
l- Main as Ind a. Ind sl.1
e DffIeru lE7i Third Ave 50 Washing
ton H. Open dag ard Hisht
PARIsIAN monthly regulator. only
sure. safc remedy never falls guar
antsoa ali female disorders success
i{ . 'ssa.' o,s sn aasg sYi s.s f 81.
brook Dds iug's Second.
supsfnaous hair permanently removed
factor. eleven years s1psriangs
cell ard investigate Mrs Emily
schmidt Plat -. Este brock bids "a
Ave. corner tnion.
VITAE oRE, astgre.s greatest rem
roy. and ell y Q. PREPARATION 2
IN y s'r!T1 .I ~ ia y ID e. ~ spring
sUPERFLrors hsir removed b
electric needle Electric aaa vihra-
H..
Fuaruutgsa, Elsetfo= Nibro Co. 81
tpier Block II
----.--..f insne'si -
TIE eTAn loan CONTAIN
Coiman buiidinF Il the rseaEniEei
tank % ths wage Garner A clerk
bookkrsper. rnarhiuiHf4 engineer o.
employs can obtain money q ~ On
.msunt Monihiy = Monthly ws.sty
Vb3 Repay a. - or tI11 or Fie
e hspsy n ,3Ssff go, 81
BUSINESS confdentiAi. 10 uaslsss1ni
Inquiries II
SO 20 up
Advanced 90 reliable waga earnern or
aaiari~d employees jus on his nots.
without security 81 tndarHsr Easy
payments ~ unpleasant Inquiries
fHi- CnFagiNT LOAN co.
81 MARION HidE IS "a Ave
Money O. loan on short time aud small
amounts 4 Thompson. - Third
Ill
Parties wiln saw man kicked auf brat
81 nn March I n Times building
uieaar send their names AID address
ho.h "a Qurel Anne Ave III
A RELIABLE place 70 borrow money
on diamonds, watches fswelry. low
interest X ~ West - Pike street
Oct a IRE. NAP - Hsatns at Bekins
Movies a Storage Cez. ktrst avenue
and cherry street
:.
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--- e9sinsss Chance.
a rooms elegant furniture. brick
bulidluE reasonable rent long lease.
o. nuu
H room boarding house. nicely fur
uiHhrd. bath. g. aH. some terms
90 rooms elegantly furHiahod. ei0as in.
corner o. tNp
o rooms good location. $50.
Saloon. with rooms auHfalfa. hsaFi ~
city. t.au
H. rooms. CLOSE iu Isa
MERRITT uUaITY co.
Oh New hufh HiH -
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PORTLAND INJURED

steamer Portland. OF the Alasa
Commercial company. arrived
pnrt from Valdez and the Cook ih's1
route. with Is passengers ana
cargo OF fresh fish from southesss.
ern Alaska. While en- route BOY.
the vessel struck rock in LAhs
Locked bay. Just before reseh.as
Fuamar. The vessel was but sisns
Is injured and Was enabled y ~
coed on her Journey. The o'iiol-.
OF the Alaska Commercial co'i,p-1s
stated this morning that me ~
land would be placed on me u'
dock. where the extent OF her 0''A
ages would be aseertained
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FREMONT PROPERTY.
Tts Most Dssirabis Part q Seattle
ron A HOME
Tsl. 1rssn Lake Car to nlsvstt 8

Tsks Green Lake Car to Biswstt 81
CHICKEN RANCH
Here T. that chicken ranch sou have
tesn ioosinE for aeres. ell ~.
waited. over ~ fruit trees. iael aHlHE
apples. cherries. pears ard Italian
pfHnea rasphsrrirsl hiaekbsFf1ss ard
- rhuh@rh plants LARGE patch u
eahhaEr and = acre = potatoes al
FesdF planted nsat tfosm hauas
barn sltsa chicken house LIZ 10
ssted on sod county I'D. eless to
ss had on 'srms q - s 81 's saa
balance rnay be Arranged 70 satt
$3.50 1880 $3.50
sTp cAmt SIS rEH MONTH
a uies corner lot close - car ard
rtufos the iot r. all nicely I'm.
proved The HOUSE 70 arranged - that
twa q The rooms cen - ussd Ter
~ desired. The sitcheu has a nice
Il iu.
BowpisH a BALDWIN
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING.
FREMONT
Phones. u IA. North 10
}. " Baldwin J II Bowdish
Neat four.roosn cottage In Fremont
tso blocks from car line sNffa vel
built Epod location. tn
New 7-roorn house ard lot. Ia Pre-
mont GA car line, 3. 80 on easy
terms
e.roorn house IN I.atoua. very dealra.
Die loeation. q. o.
Tote on ss,h Ave near Spring 81.
Koad iochtion, So each
HAMHLEToS a OLSEN.
20 Marion BIZ =
UNIVERSITY. And RAvESSA
a. attractive hale home on the car
3inr. tqHioo feet with comfortable :.
room house. pantry. closets. base
1ss,ns s5 At 9'' 40 'n k,ieessdn6i6Al4r.
tliARiEE soMERs COMPANY.
Second and Marion. -
OREGON TIMBER CLAIMS
4 few gppd claims for Immediate ioca-
Hnu use your timber right ard se.
elre valuable piece u timber
Cons block EuEens. ore III
90 TO
W W. WATERS
Rooms ! and q Sullivan NIX
or phone Main nut for bafssI6a In
city or country vacant or improved
Beet buy Tor home site or speculation
i cur ti1b lots 90 SPENCER 3 Alb.
pITtpN. West Seattle. tlaau down.
poo per month. II
f'TfousE HOME HtYERs.
We have many ~ them and are SILL
FNG HOUSES iu an parts ~ the
TLAL VALUE on PROMPT OF.
TEH
n YOU want TO sell QUICKLY. con-
cHARi,Es soMERs COMPANY.
Second and Marion 10
INVEST So.
No more required. Take net earnings
u lk per cent on two houses and
NICE LOT IN a I condition. close
20 University GER linr end lake bal
a, g a. ,J.!ses. Rlss' ,, h. ,wlioiftssgg
VIII ff-f fySrn sisit anu
CHARLES sOMERs COMPANY.
Second and Marion 10
2 nice lots. good s-room house. near
car line, fine garden. fruit trees. her.
81 coo will buy this on onav forms
q. =. Fay A Co. Mountain View Sta.
ton. West Green Lake. g
Oyster lands. oyster stock. tide lots.
farm lands. fruit lands, eastern
Washington wheat lands. hay land.
grazing land and tifuhrr land II
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The last two corner lots that =.
he bought on Broadway avenue W w.
sold yesterday for $1,000 each. 80 ~,
lots are on the corner OF bIOaa-
ana Mercer. one on the nor'nea.'
and one on the southeast, ms -
.rtv was formerly owned by IT, IT,
brooks. The deals were $3.50
through the Haynes 8 cowsn s'A
pany.
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sa2B

i room board and faamIuR hauHe. $50.
4 furniture brussels carpets Tine
niIErrwaTr. HWrfI place. close DO.
james street. price 81
Furniture BROOM HHHHH# IN the 100
block Marion street ed furniture.
hf4EHsiH carpets. piano HWrH
pripr 80 terms a Thompson. 10
Third Ave 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

MEN. I have a simple patented rub
Der device that never fails to de-
yelops or produces fun manly
power tho first application Thou
sands Of physicians handle and
indoras IL in their practice. II can
be carried Ia the vest pocket and
will last lifetime. our illustrated
book cent free 10 any address
New Specially Co. Dept. Is. seat
tie. Wash
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Reel Estate continusd
sNAr EAn lgTArE
NEAR STATE UNIVERSITY

- cts H4afnU uu nth Ave = =
between esd and Ntu streets. WITH
CEMENT WAlKf tS AND PAID
STREETS GRADED AND rAIn
CITY WATER rs AND PAID latI
lie level and o. UtfIr above grade
terms s. each aut balance muHthiE
PETIT a SON
Arcade HItE lliH IS Ave II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

Beet lseationa IN state. Satisfaction
guaranteed
DoLLEY. as and % Pioneer Blk
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sure. Fafn remedy never falls guar.
autrod ali female disorders success
fuiiY treated, consult physicians free
Paris New York Medical Inst. kata.
brook DldE i11is second
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WANTED
JJb SHARES oT THE Wellington
isod Co stock Give number n
Hlafss and lowest price Address
Investor C. care star %
Partnrr wanted HFlg featuring
and mail order business call or ads
fr.aa It.l ..ud Ave - 10
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-29
Program.
IIlensely

The Woman Missionary society
will hold its literary meeting at the
home of Mrs. w. II. Petty, on
Wednesday, August so. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged
for the meeting:
Subject-Heralds of the cross.
Scripture Lesson Cor. 1888.
What JOY to know that nothing
done for God is in vain, but the
smallest Rseryice abideth forever.
What encouragement that in
Christ's early ministry there were
so many little things.
Hymn gave my life for
thee"
Prayer-That the power of the
cross, the fullness of Gods love,
may take possession of all present.
Short talks on Paul as a great
missionary:
ID His call-Mrs. Weller.
CD His Methods-Mrs. Powers.
go The Secret of His Success
Mrs. +. w. Dickey.
Paper-Lengthen Cords and
Strengthen Stakes.-Mrs. A. b.
Carlisle.
Some reasons for maintaining
home miSsions-Miss McClelland.
Seed thought-Plan, pray, pre-
pare.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-29

B. H. Zuber, of ST. Louis, is a
late arrival in Brownsville.
{. c. Cook, of Gonzales, is
among the late arrivals in Browns
vile.
X. NJ. Miller, of Matamoros, was
among the passengers to the Point
on yesterdays train.
Louis Kowalski spent last night
at Point Isabel with friends, re-
turning this morning.
H. Holz, of San Antonio, is a
late arrival in Brownsville, coming
in on yesterdays train.
The Misses Hicks went down to
the Point yesterday to spend few
days enjoying the gulf breezes.
A. Grombach, the we'll known
Galveston commercial traveller, is
in Brownsville interviewing our
merchants.
City Attorney f. w. Kibbe re-
turned yesterday from a few days
visit to Corpus Christi, Austin and
other points.
Mrs. ]. B. F. Mcmillan of Sam
Fordyce, who has been spending
the past few days in Brownsville,
left for home this morning.
c, S. Cooper, representing the
printing establishment of Maverick
Clarke, San Antonio. is in the city
soliciting orders for his house.
Operator F. A. H. Sanborn was
among the passengers out this
morning, on his way to Raymond
vile. He will return tomorrow.
II. w. Adams, traffic manager
of the Gulf Coast Line, arrived in
the city yesterday on a short bust
ness visit, and was an outgoing
passenger this morning.
Mrs. Duval West, accompanied
by her son and daughter, arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon,
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus. Celaya at their beautiful home
in the western portion OF the city.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-29
lncarnate Word Academy.

The S3rd year of this well known
institution opens on Monday, Sep
TENDER 4.
Studies can be pursued in Eng
ligh and Spanish. The Academy
is empowered to confer academic
and honorary degrees and diplomas,
and embodies within itself three
courses: primary, preparatory and
academic.
This academy, although Cath
Ollie institute, welcomes to a par
ticipation in its privileges pupils of
every denomination. and anything
like an attempt to force the relig-
ious convictions of non-Catholics
is scrupulously avoided.
All-Catholic and non-C Catholic
are taught to appreciate religious
principles and moral worth, and
we sincerely hope that they will
show their appreciation of said in
stitute by sending their children
thereto.
BY the fact that the Incarnate
Word places a paying and free
school, both under the direction of
the Sisters, at the disposition of
parents, il is evident that there is
no excuse for those who neglect TO
give their children a true religious
education.
Optional studies are extra and
are as follows: French, Spanish.
vocal and instrumental music,
Caught according to modern sys-
temp drawing, painting, in water
and oil colors, flowers, artistic
needle work, stenography, type
writing and kindergarten.
Plain sewing, white embroidery,
canvas work and crochet are taught
gratuitously to pupils attending
Convent school. For particulars
apply 10 MOTHER SUPERIOR.
S-2o-3i
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-29
A Party.

One of the most pleasant affairs
which has occurred for some time
was given Saturday night by the
Brownsville base ball team, at the
residence of Mrs. Charles Kennedy.
Several interesting games OF
Might've were played while Miss
Elsie Neale rendered music.
Delicious refreshments were served
about IL O'Clock.
The room was decorated in pur-
pie and gold, the base ball colors,
badges being given each as a
memento of the pleasant occasion.
Those who attended were: Misses
Gladys Rentfro, Sophie Weller,
Elsie Neale, Rose Hooks, Anna and
Sarah Kennedy. Messrs. Cam Hill
Colonel Wreford, Albert Billings
ley, Charles Kennedy, Paul Kowal-
ski and NJ. II. Dreyer.
The party broke up about II
o'clock with regret, each declaring
they had enjoyed The occasion i'm
menselV.
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County Superintendent.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-29
NOTICE.

The city board of examiners will
hold an examination at the public
school building Friday and Satur-
day, September and 2 for the ex-
animation of such persons as may
apply. THos. p. BARBOUR,
S-29-5l. Superintendent
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For Sale.

Stock of hogs, or will sell boars,
sows and pigs in pairs or singly.
Call at Lake View farm. or tele-
phone 1922 rings. 7-1S-tf
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There will be an examination for
teachers certificates held at the
court house in this city on Friday
and Saturday, September ! and 2,
al 9 O'Clock a. m.
Z. II. GOODRICH,
County Superintendent.