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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
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rem JBhtcrffuIr, an OCT ode hon licGulloDs
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(SCpt2t-22) SeirCtur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

Gubntt nun loo. pro Spnne hber 10 1pnneu
Wcaeu Wunr.
8eiaates Sid,tenboii, ~ Goro 1918.
8ciGeies eidlcnboli, II Goro $500.
Williuocr & Scbranf.
Snupt- Pircou unN 0obIcnbof' FrciinIt' lno
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Co." Mrunncni-. iGbc @uO- Str1be.
sci: 6. & Z. Rclic 1Il7 - Mo. Gourt. 2679.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

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ocu gcld)IoilCn bot. ldCjnCu lOnl Hcl
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itluQ9lpcrfc murOCn Dor Ginger 3cit
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tcrcl al @or0 0c3 rlllilbCn GriCg9.
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sen Nicer 6lottc uucNcbrodcn lOur,
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QcpInnten 9ciclti0lm9 OcS @oaporlt2
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2&lNcrltnnb NltBlunO'@ QcItoGCn mar.
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IN DER filr5lldcn EltOicni Oc@ ruilis
Ihcl @otihultcra 3inomIClr nit Ocnn
Sltltnn bclpro6cn morbcn mo Der
Crltcre bctontC, 0ub mcttcrc Wcrcltl
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lrcrnoldoltIidcn @~C5iCbunGcn 5lui'
ldJcn Der Iitrtcl mo 9ttBIun0 IN.
ucrcinbnr lciCu. MnBpiidcn mcr0cn
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mcrfcn eiirlg bclhlcunIgt, lbrc Dol
lCrl0unN obCr 0ilr'tc rod mcbrcrcOfo.
nnic in Nniprllh ncbnlCll. 3ic More
beborrt i%lbrigcna nllh olt1 ibrcr lll,'
pcrlobtlI6cn Multu1N Ncgcnilbcr Der
porAcIfIoNcncn intcrnutIonoIcn ST.
nun5 . Gontrolc lilr MnCcoonIcn.
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ltnN Ibcnh III Berlin ltottgciunOcnc
@uItfctt 5tCbrcn oc2 'hCiocn0cn nllc'
rifonildcn @crcrnItonIul@ Srullt ".
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pom bcrulcncr Scltc aus bctont, bob
cir Observation-Disclosures SrcunoNd)oIt@'
ucrb1ltniB 5lpildcn Gcutld)luno ut0
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0cnllclben bcriibrt mcrbcn luilroc. Nm
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Iltto aus, Dab olclclbcn bel elll0er=
nInBcn olrteu @iIlcn ollf bciocn Sci
ten ilberbriidt ncr0cn tonntcn. Sm
OlCiden Sinnc iprodcn Die Ocliild)cn
NC0ner, 10 COMMENSURATE @olobcy.
ger, mcldcr 0urlcgtc. BOB. tolls 5lpt-
ldlct Tclltiflono mo Nmcrifu cln
3oIltric1 cntbrcnncn lolltc, lid MIR
sic Gonfnrrcntcn ooriibcr ircnen
miirbcn. Ter @c9 III elmer Eerclll
hurrng lit 9cbobnt, leiber bobcn obcr
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iprcdcn. nno bieiclbcn fonncn lid, IN
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

~gctrotfcn. ln0 enttqm MIR nit tr1op'
per 9totb. Sn AlGicr SQiion boltcrt
lid Die Slide Nr0BteHtbcil2 IN cuuu0t-
lhcn @eluolicrn olri mo rnlCrc 81
ldlcr ilbCl BORT obltc Ole 0crln0ltC
Hildiidt olli iinicrc &crcinburungcrl
nit CANADA ibr @un6mcrt cans nod
8clicbc1 aus. Sic pcrIoiicn iidl oit'
Den l(1clc SonL mo I'M Gollc 0cnl.
n0dlt einnol ctIihc umCritnuiihc6t-
lhCr olti cincm ibrcr &uubjiigc toOt-
gcld)ollcn mcr0cn 10 miro Die MdIb-
inotoncr GcgiCrung notiirlih unl@c.
nll9tbrung mo S~60ocncrloB be-
ltilrmt mcroCn. Nicl bCiicr mitr0C c9
icin, mcnn lie gemcinidoitlid mitGa.
no0o N0lilr lorNtc, 0oB Die crl'tlrclts
0cn Ncrci1borillgCn QcUobrt mo &c
ud)ict mer0cr.
Nan Futtcrlon bat onl Ic5tcnS unl-
llu0 mlc0cr 0cbCirotbCt. Slc ltcB lld)
81 W0lblngton nit lhrcnl 'rllbcre1
Ghcnonnc, cillCm Acpil'Cn Martin.
bon mcIdcm tic lid bci'nt Nn'onNc
ihrcr Htnilon nit GGiur YolunN ldci.
6cn llcR. nItf5 ACrc tr0ltClr. WCnll
0cm OtltthiNCn, mic Is iprilhUortllh
hCiBt Ole McIt gcb0rt 10 tam 0lclcr
Martin gctroIt Nnlprlrd) oll' olcgSclt
crbcbcll, 0cnn CT bat lclnCn Mlttb
hllr6 lclnc 5luCitc Ncirntb lhluQc10
bcluiclcn. Gincn gutcn Wingcn lhcint
or aud 81 bcliBcn, nQcin IN gciiti1cr
Miniid)t fam man iDnt fcinc b0bcrc
Nlulntcr mt9ltcIlcr, ais Dulot
iund."
Nonloin Tuurignoc, Nrll0cr Der be
rildtiNtcn Barrier Observation-Disclosures
lcrin WoGonIc Mumlbcrt, moutc Die
Scr. StnotCu nit lcincr NmucicubCit
bCcbrcr, lpltr0c icOpdl oI9 CT onl Icb
len 6rcitog IN Ne>u , BORT onIongtc,
unn Der GinDonOcrun93 . WCb0rOC
niht ans 2onb 1cIolicn uno ipGtcr
ionor SIR Geportirung pcrtrtbclIt,
iucil cr lhon cinmoI lpcQCn zines cbt
lolcn, D. y. llid)t poIiiildcn Ncrbrc
deus, I'M @ciGnNniiic Qciciicn hat.
M%obrihcinlid) lit bicrourd) elmer oicl,
pcrlprcdcnncn Gorricrc Elm Nicgcl
norNcidobcn morocn. TouriQnoc iii
IidcrIld) Elm Tinon5Gcuic mo bate
c2 DicIIcidt bier SIT Canoe roid) 5l,ll
Er0li0cntcn elmer &rrlihcrlnN@.
@clcllihoit ACbroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

6rcibcrr Spcd b. Stcrn.
burg, Der Ocutidt Notihnitcr in
@ulbinNtorL 1T om ). Scptcmbcr nit
6onrlIic in arcu6lrnh sum Surge.
brorrhc cinactroiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
gurrainc,

D'aleriih fartnrtia - 1rtebIid.
W.elill3, bon. 9Rnlhrnuf EN- limo cine baIbe
Wieilc. NcntSt bic mt pOlpbnttnu btaeibu,tc
North NbcuucsGn r TUcic Nuiitbeu TodluilloaS
ant terminus. Yrctic bon Rcarabntbpldbcn iett
lpt5leu. ,Stttle Nehtugungen. GcIepbon =
Gotnn 223. &hreoH: Sranfiin. nno Wiueiur.
Mnass. Vsrlanat G,uidIhre. (.Ulai4 II, 1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
Nunoum. Tnrf.

Yer hnnpiinhtihitr SricSbci tn Baltimore.
Hfrai:, 300 Nfcr. - Snmcrndbrennrr Charter.
gclo opu olcn Stnbttbctlen SiraBeuhnhnr
Md9gore pdliren ben SnupielneuHe u1c 6tei
Whnnter. Wnrrrtc3 g"3OrtCBimmcr fir GpIhe,
ole ben. Srieobct bel rulbem Slcitcr bciudCn.
ecerdhnthpldbt Si icbr nIdfigen EteIftu,
innlnltlih ullier fnrttuubrcnoCr Ftlrgc.
@hrean: VT. II, @ett'S %aratpaa. etrote.
CSunB-)
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
County Court Proceedings.

Following IS a synopsis of bust
ness transacted in the county court
yesterday:
Application of Mary E. Brulay
for probating will and testament,
and for letters testamentary in the
estate of George Brulay, deceased,
court orders that will be admitted
to probate, 10 bond being required,
and Mary E. Brulay was appoint
ed executrix of said estate. John
o. Fernandez, Andres Cueto and
w. M. Radcliffe were appointed
appraisers.
Application of w. ]. Hodges
for probating will of Katie B.
Johnson was made, and will admit
ted to probate, no bond being re-
quired. w. J. Hodges Lee Johnson
and Ella johnson were appointed
executors and guardian of Eva and
Paul Johnson. ]. M. Rogers, Frank
Champion and G. Wagner were
appointed appraisers of the estate.
Macario and Felix Zapata were
tried for theft of property under
the value of $50, and sentenced to
thirty days in Cameron county
jail.
Jack Cronan, tried for embezzle-
ment and sentenced to thirty days
in jail.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
A Pleasant Evening.

The Knights of Pythias had a
very pleasant gathering last night
at their Castle Hall, in the Co1nbe
building. The usual business was
postponed in order to give up the
entire evening to a thorough and
hilarious enjoyment of feast got
ten up by some of the officers and
members. The spread consisted of
ice cream, cake and other dainties
that generally accompany such
occasions, and finally concluded
" til ice cold watermelons. Music
was furnished by one of Browns
ville's famous bands which was
stationed outside in order to give
more room for merry making in
side.
Toasts and appropriate stories
were literally expended by experts
in that line, to the entire enjoy
ment of all. This is one of the oc-
casions of the Brownsville Knights
that will be long remembered by
all who were present
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
PERSONALS.

A. D. Childress left this morn
ing for a short business visit to St.
Louis.
c. P. Allison, of Indianapolis,
Ind, was an arrival in Brown =
vile last night.
George w. Hartwell. an insur-
ance man of Houston, was among
the outgoing passengers this morn
ing.
Mrs. Aug. Celaya and sor vent
down to Point Isabel yesterday af-
ternoon, returning by this morn
ing's train.
7. Marston, the popular young
representative of the Peden Iron &
Steel company, of Houston, came
in last night.
Sam Bell, son of DR.. Bell, return
ed last night from Austin, where
he attended the State Universe 7
the past tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Chairman
of Point Isabel, spent yesterday and
today in the city, returning home
this afternoon.
R. NJ. Weber, the San Antonio
liquor drummer, was a passenger
out this morning after a few days
stay in the city.
Rev. w. H. Petty returned last
night from Waco where has been
attending a session of the bible
school the past ten days.
George Kennedy, Arthur Light
bourn, Vim. Laroche and c. H.
Maris were passengers to Point
Isabel yesterday afternoon.
R. B. Rentfro, Louis Laulom
and Louis Champion visited the
Point last evening, the two first
named coming back this morning.
D. G. Wood spent last night in
the city from his Olmito plantation,
and reports everything moving
along nicely in his section. He
returned today.
w. L. Stoner, of Victoria, who
has been here some days buying
horses, left this morning for Har-
lingen to continue his buying. He
will probably ship a car or more
Saturday,
DR.. J. B. Roberts and Judge w.
P. Nicks left this afternoon for a
few days visit to La Blanca planta-
ton in Hidalgo county. They will
return here before going to their
homes in Woodville, Texas. DR..
Roberts is one of the owners of La
RIauca.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer

Mrs. J. G. Fernandez, returned
last evening from San Antonio,
where she has been for several days
at the bedside of her brother f. A.
McGary. THE HERALD is pleased
to report that the attending physi-
clans have pronounced the young
man out of danger.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Lon c. Hill and family left this
morning for Harlingen, where they
will reside. Mr.. Hill has erected
a nice residence on his property
near Harrington, and THE HERALD
learns he will soon build an Office
there. The friends of Mr.. Hill
and family wish them we'll in their
new home.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Chas. Champion. The genial pro-
prietor of La Lave del Colo, ,"
at Point Isabel, returned home
last evening after spending day
transacting business i'll Browns
vile. Mr.. Champion says the in
hux of summer residents to the
Point causes a considerable increase
of business.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Mr.. Josiah Turner has returned
from a few days business trip to
Laredo. Mr.. Turner says he cross
ed the river at his Galveston ranch
one morning and the next morning
ate breakfast in Laredo, going by
way of Monterey. This is con-
siderable improvement over the old
way, before the Mexican National
was completed to Monterey.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Parties coming in from Corpus
Christi yesterday evening report
splendid rains all the way to within
twenty miles of Brownsville, when
It became lighter, only very small
shower falling here. This morn
ing the city and country hereabouts
were the recipient of very refresh
ing shower which cooled the at
mosphere and settled the dust for
a while.
Old newspapers for sale here.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
The Law of the Hen.
BY ]. S. Grey

BY ]. 5. Grey
I love the carol of the lark,
The starting thrilling note,
The voice of nightingale at dark
Which thro' the air will float.
! ike the linnet's tune so Sweet,
The thrush song in the glen;
But better far / love 10 eat
The fresh lay of hen
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
Removal Notice.

have moved my shop to Levee
street, near 18th. Come and see
me for anything in the line of sheet
iron or tin work. o-20-26.
7. I. CAHII
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Hereafter all notices other than an
homogeneous of church meetings, lodge
notices and religious serE Ices VIII pc
charged for at half rates. This rule VIII
be strictly adhered to for the future.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
Notice.

1 am prepared to teach telegraphy
from 7 to 8 O'Clock each evening
TO those wishing to learn same.
For terms apply TO E. S. Barrios.
at Hoyt place on Adams street.
s-22-tf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-06-22
LOCAL TTEMS.

Steve Browne has resumed his
position with the Merchants Ma
tional bank.
Watermelons on ice.
5-21-27 Peoples Ice Co.
More and more is the hotel in
America becoming the great public
club house for women.
Ask your grocer for Floresville
Creamery butter. Fresh every day.
6-21-27
The river continues to rise at
this point, but no news has been
received from upstream.
All daily papers, magazines, ETC.,
on sale at Gulf Coast News Co.
Opposite Combe building. 6-21-27
There will be a meeting Of
Acacia camp, No. $50, w. o. w.
tonight at the usual hour.
Twenty crates of tomatoes and a
like number of canteloupes went
out by this mornings express.
Gulf Coast News Co., opposite
Botica del Aguila, has always on
hand ice cold watermelons, cante-
Ioupes, tomatoes, ETC., at reason
able prices. 6-21-27
The Baptist Sunday school fish
fry was rained out today. The
outing will be had tomorrow,
weather permitting.
Jupiter P. got ahead of the cal
endar this time. The rain was not
due until the oath, which will be
St. John the Baptist's day.
For RENT-My home place,
corner Jefferson and 18th. Apply
to Mrs. Katie E. Leahy. Off
Macedonia Garcia has commenc-
ed the erection of a building on
18th street in rear of NJ. Sahualla
& Co. 5 store, which will be used
as a bakery.
]. &P. Coats spool thread, the
best, SO cents per dozen, Nos. 8 to
200, at McDonald's Department
Store. 3-1o-tt.
The Oblate Fathers have begun
the erection of a neat cottage at
the corner of 14th and Jefferson
streets, which THE HERALD learns
will be for rent when completed.
For Sale-Good house ard lot at
Point Isabel. Lot 50X140; good
cistern and outhouses. Apply at
HERALD Office.
THE HERALD is requested to an
nounce that Rev. w. H. Petty will
FIJI his regular appointment at the
post chapel next Sunday morning.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all.
According to the government
rain gauge at Fort Brown the total
rainfall this morning amounted to
O.Si inches. 1t was very accep-
table to all and freshened up things
considerably.
A venerable old darby, Buck
Ragland, who is nearly 100 years
old called on General Passenger
Agent w. ]. Craig and asked him
for a pass to Lavaca, which Mr.
Craig kindly ranted.-Victoria
Advocate.
THE HERALD is pleased to note
the recovery of B. G. Stegman,
manager of the Brownsville Tele-
phone company, who has been i'll
for several days at the hospital at
Fort Brown. He was able say
:hellor" over the phone today.
THE HERALD IS requested to an
nounce that Rev. a. II. P. Nc
Curdy viii arrive tomorrow after
noon and will preach Sunday morn
ing and night at the Presbyterian
church. a cordial invitation IS ex-
tended to all to attend the services.
The following deed was fled for
record in the county clerks Office
today: Prajedis. Sabas and Eze-
quiel Cavazos to CeleStino P.
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THREE HUNDRED AND COSTS
Two More Convictions For Violations
of Local Option Law.

Last Thursday VIM. Mason of Flor
ence was tried before Judge Sedgwick
tor alleged violation of the local op-
ton law and got $500 fine and costs.
An appeal to district court was taken.
Chas. Bourne secured a change of
venue to Corvallis where he will be
tried by Justice d. X. Baughman.
Chas. Anderson, Rowan's barkeeper
at Victor who was to have been tried
Monday and who was released on his
own recognizance, failed to appear.
Martin Rowan of Victor was tried
yesterday and got 500 and costs.
Joe Burgoyne of Darby was arrest
ed last week on complaint of Fred
Booth charged with selling liquor to
Fred Van Welt and J. J. Cammeron.
He was tried Saturday before Justice
G. w. Solleder and fined 81 and costs.
County Attorney Calkins ordered
Justice Solleder to dismiss the case
but he proceeded with the trial. At
the conclusion of the trial Burgoyne
wa S re-arrested by Sheriff Cook by
order of Mr.. Calkins and taken to
Stevensville and where Judge Sedg-
wick set his trial for July 7.
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VETERAN EDITOR DIES
l.. A. Woodward of the Post Falls Ad.
vance Succumbs to Dropsy.

Post Falls, Juue 81. A. Wood
ward, editor and proprietor of the
Post Falls Advance, died at his home
in this place Sunday evening. The
deceased has been suffering with
dropsy for several months and a short
time ago went to Hot Lake, Ore, for
his health. He only stayed there
few days, as the treatment failed to
benefit him. The deceased leaves a
wife and an 8 year old daughter. The
funeral services will be held at the
Presbyterian church in this place to-
morrow at 10 a. NJ.
L. A. Woodward was born in Ohio
61 years ago and has been actively en-
gagged IN newspape work the greater
portion of his life. For several years
he was editor Of The Western News.
He esta blished the Post Falls Advance
here few mouths ago.
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range excursions last year on account
OF the enormous usiness they were
doing, the tents being filled to capac-
ity in nearly every city visited. How
ever, they have made all provision
this season by ordering all new tents
OF such stupendous size that no mat
ter how large the crowd they will be
in a position to take excellent care of
everybody, SO they arrsngcd for
series of cheap excursions from this
section. The dates Of the running
of the trains and the half fare conces-
sions will be announced when their
agents arrive here. Norris and Rowe
are to be commended for their prompt
ness in accedinH to the request. Of the
people and this at cor siderable cost to
themselves. The complete new tent
equipment and the cost of ARRANGING
these excursions will mean an outlay
of over twenty thousand dollars, how
ever, that sum is nothing to the young
circus owners provided their patrons
are pleased for Norris and Rowe are
determined to have a circus that will
endure for many years after they
have gone to rest and they want to
leave an honorable legacy to their
succeeding generation. The Norris
and Rowe greater circus will exhibit
at Hamilton Saturday, June II.