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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Land in Cuba.

Il. Cuba is rapidly coming to the front.
1t has no equal q regards climate
and productiveness Of soil. There
10 nothing hike it In 1.-THE wide world.
This seems,y q pretty broad statement
but We verify believe it to be fact
The temperature ranges between GO
and IS degrees. the lowest being IS.
the highest 81. Byen this is moderated
by 4 gentle, pleasant breeze from the
ocean. Planting and harvesting goes
On all the time. A ten acre lot will
produce from $1,000 to $4,000 annually
If planted to fruit. And some tobacco
land will yield ven 4 great deal larger
income. At present lands can be had
very cheap - 10 acre lots selling all
the way from S. to $50 per acre -
some higher. We have some most
beautiful lands 1T $40 and some, a lit
tie more favorably located, at $35. For
the choicest location and land all ready
for planting, $50. A few dollars down
and small monthly payments will pur-
chase one Of these tracts. Believe US,
there is nothing like it. The price Of
some of these lands will oon be very
materially advanced, so now is the
time to buy. The Rsund-Trip fare
from st. Paul to Havana, good
for p days, is only $eS, the distance
being covered in about 4 days. It
is a delightful trip and we'll worth the
money spent. Those whs can net 60
there themselves, can have thu. land
cultivated at small expense and derive
a nice annual income On their invest
ment.
Write o see US for further particu-'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Canolti((a(qs...

so, 100 % 600 Meres 2anb, al BET
bebite, Ser fan fimbes, fun II Ml
fra Superior, 25 Mile fra 9mlmtb,
tilialgs paa lette 8etinselier. Sc
bmrbe ie bette, in6en Sc fjbber an6etz
itcos. Som inb fbr Set er forient, os
lao % tase Sem no. 9anbet lisser
gobt, 1er peo Station, er bel pan=
Set, let at rpSbe, enSel Sfop. 8eore
fan life finoes og iifferlis life nogen
bebre 8eligsenbeo. sri Billet, bpts
Sc fjpber. Sim $40 pr. Mcre, Ser
CT fun liot al iaaoant 2anb at ftnoe
nogetiteos. i
Sobnien & g., 46 ltniun &locf,
ct. saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

8otticbalf fploig. Gotticbalf ite-
oeoes for &etten / Manoags o. er=
flareoe Jig ifpl0ig / Moroet paa @art-
man, men ban paaitaar, at BET par
9artman, ser 6rebte Scbin6eloecfer.
og @artmon bapbe l1oruget
Ell 8lan om at beitiqle Scbinoeloee=
fer. @urtman ift1l6e gaa til 8uttffen
| @io6agsti6en, 6a Scbinoel6ecfer
piloe bore alene og nnoer 6orcgipen=
be at at billie figbe 11ogle 9Gg.- faa
bam ino / S%sfammeret, bbor 9Gggene
&egel bolotes. 9e biloe 6n
BAN inbe og tage &engene fra
Sfnffen. Set traf fig bog iaa> at sgg-
gene bar u0enfor Ssfnmmeret Sen
3ag, bporfpr @artman brebte bam.
gift iaa biem meo @ott<
Sirs6agen efter gift @ott-
icbalf no alere for at fife. Sart=
man fulgte efter bam % foriegte at
6rabe BAN meO en- 8arberfnip, bpor-
for @otticbalf / 5elnforipor tog ct
SraitpHe, bbormeo ban llog Sart-
man ODER @obe6et og 6rebte bam..
f9ite6e berefter S%ernitpffer tic
2egemets Sober % faite0e set i 5lo-
Ben. Dea almin6eIige Mening er,
at @otticboIf 6rabte s%cbinoeIoecfer
ogian, FAINT at ban berpaa- mpr6eoe
Sartman for at blipe fDit ct iIemt
&ione. San biil aa fiji 8om i6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Su international Sernbanefon.

sres aobneoes gors0ag iioite l1ge /
8aibington, 9. g., mel 9elegater
fra belle @eroen, 500 ialt, beraf on.
trent 300 fra l10Ianoet. Der bar og-
iaa &eprpientanter fra Sc ire ifan-
oinaoiife 2an0e. 8icepraiioent Gair-
Ibanfs oobneoe @ongresien. Denne
organiiereoe Jig itrar, % 5orbano-
lingerne tog fin 8egpnoelie ON Sire
6ager1. Ser bill u6eluffenoe blipe
~6isfuteret %tefniife % bi6enifabeIiee
Gmner, % Ms0erne boloes for luf.
fe6e DGre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
aampen meb Srnits. 5i6lte l1qe

~
meo6eftes fra @aibington, at Ser at
Snteritate ~9anoelsfommisiionen mi
er inoleoet en- l1n6eriggelie angaaens
Sc Sc forifielltge itore 4orporatio-
ners pribate Sragtpognsbetientng
paa Sernbanerne, Mfgifterne for Mf-
figlingsbetiening, Mfgifter paa SSnoo-
og Neutrality-suspicious. og an6re 6er-
me6 / Sorbinoelie itaaenoe 5pbrgs-
.maal. 5aafnart commissioner ct
+fommet til &larbe6 ODER 6isie cling,
bill SET %inbiamIeoe @ateriale blipe
brugt peo en- Metsiag moo @igo-,
TstanI-og S6itmaifmi-S r,1ltene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

&ienbte life @psbommen. @aa-
neoer gomle annie steinbd,.er bs6e
/ iin @ooers Arme paa 8eien bim
til Snper @rope fra ct 8eisg bos en-
9oftor / ct. Hna1l. Doftoren boboe
bebanolet ben6e for ct Mabeonoe,
meoens set beo 2igipnet bite fig, at
set bar 9ifterit, Ser poIote Dsoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
.Dansk o||er norsk
Hotelmand 0nskeS

Undertegnede har tilsalgs ct
Hotel i Wisconsin, like langt fra
st. Paul og Minneapolis, s1Bukt
b<lis9eade vtd a ff$ktrt1 s., nxStts
aye By9ntn9er, stor bavt, 5tor CIaflk
med Sommer9ix$ttr, udm&rket Bad
nin9 3. s. Y. Kan. faaes billigt, da
Ejeren, der er gammel, onsker at
tr@kke sig tilbage. Err villig til
at tage ct lille Stykke Land som
delvis Betaling. Dette er en- sj@l-
den Anledning for en- fink Skan-
dinav til at komme i en- smuk og
behaglig Shilling. Adr.:
e. GO
IS Union Block. st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Sore uDpan0rrbe ~0anbsmeubAn.

uofommer bber fiortenoe Sag / 2iS-s
.be',bacn, % er .peo lit Snobolo ct
5Rllesorgan for alle 0anlfe &oloni-
tier Iamt 9inoeleo mellem Sc 1o.
.panoreoe og 5aorelun0et. 8looet
len0es oirefte til bier Mbonnent foe
ST aarlig pes Senoegoelie til l1oei-
peren 8e { tie s. g I d Il d.
2pngangitrpoe %, Risbenbabn. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
u1tnne!oto.

Mtnneioto.
&ongresmol10 @alpor Steener=
ion ifaI boloe 6eittalen peo 4. Sl.li
Soften / MoorDea6.
- Gen &egnitorm, iom gift ODER
bele staten / MiOten al liolte l1ge,
bar r1oen Spipl gopnet 6armerne for
abifillige Mtllioner 3ollors, % fra
alle Gane al Stoten meloes ON Sc
lpielte l%lOligter. @pebeoreolet er iaar
6~etpoeligt ltsrre ems nogenlinoe fgr.
- Grootiton % Cmegn ron1tes iii0-
lite ltge al Ell pol0iom Storm, ser noe
lten bapoe &orotter al en Gpflone.
Mort9ern Yresleo 8ricf Cos 8pg=
ninger b(plte neo, &inouerne / Mer<
Giant 9totional 8anf fm1ltes, og f1e,
re Srnbpg1inger inpneoes m1eo Sor-
sen. 0gloa / Smegnen ifete megen
Sfa6e pna 6arm6pg11inger. Stor=
men poreoe en- Sime, &egnen ltprte6e
ueo i Strsmme, % Soft flpgtc0e u0
al Sc iudjen0e Sltle.
8. q. 2lnoql,iit, &ecor6er /
2an0sbpen @ibbing forrige Star, er
blepel1 orrelteret for 5pperi t fpritt
@rao. @an ligeS at bore $1,000 /
ltnOerbalance. Mapor Mc@arop fit
to @rperts til at %gjennemgao &egn<
%ifaber1e efter 2ltnoq,,iit % fanot, at
Ser bar Ell betp0elig ltn%oerbolance.
2un0quiit bur ipillet en- temmelig
fremrogen0e politiif &olle / 9onos=
bpen. @an er 80 slor gomme( pg bor
@l1ltrll % 9prn.
= Siolte ltge in0trof cit 9pra=
mil =Gfsploiiun / GARNER Somes
9unters 8plig, 8rtogemar1 Iomn=
lbtp peO 6prelton. Sumter bap0e
brl1gt 9pnamit til Sprpngning al
Sreltl1b6er pg bop0e ON Mprgel1en
lagt en Sticf 9pnomit i &effenop=
11en for at parme Del1. ltpentet blep
ban faloet bort fra @iemmet, men
glen1te at tage 9pl1amiten BORT fra
Spnen, fer ban fjgrte bort. Sans
@ltitrlt piOite intet ONT SEN pg OPP
bol0t Jig mes @grnene / &pffel1et, 6a
Eatronen efsploOereoe. Sum og 8pr=
meme blep felt %lpn0errepre, pg @ulet
bleD iepnet mes Sor0en. Sumter er
peo at blipe iin0sipQg al Sorg pg
Singer ODER bans Sfjgoeslpsbeo.
.sagen moo Or. George 81.
&ocb | Manfato nermer Jig lin Mf=
llrtning og bill antagelig gaa til
SSnrpen engaa1g / @orgen, 6reoog
Gm. Sioen iioite Sorsoag bor 6or-
Iparet / oente Sag baft Sroet, og
1toen at fremfbre noget egentligt NIT
al 8etponi1g bar oenne Sioe 500
cgiaa paa flere Sumter itprfet @ets-
lagen / 6aper at ST.. &ocb, iaa set
fcriaabiot maa iiges, at Sagen for
laopel Gntlage iom Soripar itaar
omtrent iom ben itob / Seem Him.
Ser ipaaes berfor neppe meget fell,
.1aar set formenes, at benne SSurp's
4ienoelie bliper Sen iamme fom fgr-
tie Gang: Sngen @nigbeo bill OPP
naaes, og 9r. &ocb - enten ban MI
bar begaaet set berpmte Mor6 eller
Ell - bill lar6iDnligbis for 6remti-
Sen faa Sob til at bore / Sre0.-Mla
g. 8roofs er life peget ct Scars
breo fra tit fgrit afgibne @ibnesbpro:
at Ben Man6, ban ODER en- Sransom
iaa bsiet oper 2iget al 81. @ebbarot,
life bar 6. st. @ocb; 6ennes So
mile bar / Sirs6ags lige iaa beitemt
faitbol6t set Mlibtbebis, Ser ffal
go0tgipre, at 9r. &ocb paa oen Sis,
Nor6et ma formo6es at bore be-
gaaet, bar biemme fin 6amilies
@fie6. ~ Mt en- SSurp paa Groos al
oisie to pegtige @%i6nesbpro, lom
Mnflagen fun meget ipagt Tan roffe
.peo, las iaa oft ibbrigt bore imoo
I9r. &ocb, ffuloe ftnne uotole ct
rSfploig" ober bonn. ON ems hn for
Mor6 2oen Grno> ct mere emo
|lianoiD1ligt. ss#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Joranitaltnirger til at p%aabegpnoe
Slan6biergningen. 9a bleite set op
meo en- bgloig Storm og bef
bar set. 6or ct Har slar itoen blep
BET beltemt, at bette @rag ifl1loe uo-
grapes, ga Sorboloene bapoe giort
bette m1ligt, men set blep imioler-
tbs opiat. 9su tales Ser otter ON at
gisre ct 6oribg> og set bill ga biie
fig, ON Sc 5fatte, ser / en- Menneife,
aloer bar ltgget begrapet / 5anoet,
bill ipare til Sorbentningerne - %
til Sc meo 1togrdbningen forbunone
ltogifter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

2ille 6 Aar sannle Muna 8eef, 81
Morton Str, boppeoe Saug og
lprGngte ct 8lo6far, ser polote be11-
oes 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Sperfalo. Mrs. g. @oroon al
SO &apm1tno Npe. b(ep pperfolot /
Sfonen 1pr @umline &l. 1890
Monoag 6ormio0ag. @l11 bar pao
&eien bjem fra @inneopolis og be-
nptteoe Jig al Stielt fra sSairpiem og
l%t1iperiitp s(pes. til @o1nline. gn
pelf(G0t Man0, antagelig % Mor
gammel, fulgte efter ben0e, og ba
bl,n 1tGr1neoe Jig cit >@r11ppe Srper,
fom ban og bol0t Ell &epolper mos
benoe og beo ben6e bol6e fine &enoer
/ @eiret. Sum b1ep bonge og begpno=
te at ipringe;; men ban fol1geoe ben0e
og traf ben0e in0 / Sfopen, bpor 6ot1
g%iennemiggte benoes &lGoer. Som
bolot jult paa mel at tr9ffe benoes
Strpmper al, ba en- Melfemano, S.
90. Goodman, fom forbi. 5ppen tog
Ga tilbens, og Mrs. @oroon blep
bragt biem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Sill Scbool. Sen npe Stole, Ser
ifal opfsres pao Orforo Str. mellem
Selbp og &ogl1e Cues, pil blipe op=
falot efter SSames S. Sill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
SkandinaViSke
M@nd og
kVinder 0nSkeS

til at selge OF optage ordrer for Nedvendig.
hedsardkler der kan selGes mage enge Il!
-samme Fami1ie. Eneretten til nraad god
Fort3eneste OF stadig Beskjeftelse heae Aaret
-xundt.
P~ortjenesten over 1oO procent. ~
For file Prsver eG videfe 0Rlyeaing dlskriv
Dept. 1872 Pet Wayus, lad
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Tlptninsen al Sc aamle Stag til.

-
Tlptninsen al Sc samle Tlas til
Set npe &apitolium pil fin6e Steo
poa Gagoagen Sen 146e Stunt. Set
er Mentngen ga at babe en- Yaraoe
al 5folebsrn. M9rmere M%rrange=
mert bill gisres.
TbbIer. 9rengebsrn: Mrs. S.
SSobnien, 1877 6. &obie Ctr @rs. 8.
@artinion, 593 @atptborne Ctr. &i=
ger: Mrs. 9bomos Neruo, 223
&icbmono Ctr, Mrs. 81. S. Sobnion,
800 @urfero Ctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

&affertp &oroet. &olitiet orreite=
reoe to l1nge Men6, @arrp 2oromie
% Sames II. @ogon for Moroet poo
Eatrolman0 &affertp. @olitimeite=
rem / minneapolis, Scr. 9ople, tror,
at set er 6isie, Ser begif Mproet pou
gmil Hoggat5, Or. Ml1el(ers <0i It.
Sc er ogiao mist9nfte for anore 6or=
6rpoeller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
st. pau(.

Sfolcparf. Gn tom Got ner Gen=
tral @siifolen oil blipe omoamnet til
Ell Yurf.
Sames @irl, Sen ,,,1ge Man0, ser
blep ftaot al lin Sober, CT meget
oaorlig % bill neppe ton1me Jig.
&l tiene Enfel Sam. S 6ieromg-
aaret San1or til Marts blep Ser /
ct. Ya1l bperpet III npe Soloater.
2iset al ct nnfsbt Eisebarn fano=
ties / cit sgite paa @isiisiippi 5looen
l1er. pes Soutb Yorf Manoag Otter
miooag.
Zen Gljfop. 2uopig arobn, Is
slor .gommel, msote Mrs. 8ilboim,
SIS Mar gammel, for Ell ltge iioen. Sc
eifte6e Zig oenne ltgr.
!, Sloe6ranb. 2pnet t9note SIS pua
She 6. 6. 8aro &asefabrif, @ator
Ape. og @orriion Ctr, @eit ct:
Banl, 81. l isaarmorses, os oen
blep aloeles soelagt. Sabet bar
$4,000.
Spbsipitalet. 8praaoet bapoe for
8%ebanoling iioite 1ors6ag 5psrgs-
maalet ON at fisbe mere 2an0 for
%l16oi6elien al 8pboipitalet, Ser er az
6eles operfpl0t. Sage1 b(ep benpilt
til en aonite.
Hreiibcnten pentes at billie giplte
@ol1l sen 27oe Sttober, bouS
6poiels6ag. ct. &al,I Mooiepelt
Club bil Sen Sag babe iin aarlige
@iooag, og Sc bar inobuot &relioen=
ten til at pGre nGrpGren0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

johnson s Co.,
46 UNION BLOCK,
St. Paul, MINI.
(Union Block is On the corner Of Cedar
and 18th st. with entrance from Cedar.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

6olSt life at at bore &arnepise.
6oroi Morris Gutenberg maatte age=
re 8arnepige for Sage as @angen,
me6ens bans Some bolot Jig borte,
lamt for6i brn bar gr11lom mos bam
% moreoe Jig mes at ilan Mpbler og
anore Sing / Stpfter, lao pil ban
gierne bape Stilsmisle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

8ebre &eje. 8praooet bar lat TIL
iioe $4,000 for l%1obeoring al enoel
al Sc uoliggenoe @eie. $4,000 pi(
onoenoes poa Mrco6e oe Minnebobo
Gtreets. 9ette bill gipre Set lettere
for 6ormere fra @bite 8ear, SEEM
Gal1aoa og Stillmoter @gnen at nao
@pen. Mrbeioet bill ian6lpnligpis
begpnoe / 2pbet al en- Mooneos Sio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Sames 8irl, Sen ,,,1ge Man0, ser
bIep ltl,ot al fin Sober, CT meget
oaorlig % oil neppe fonlu1e fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Sfoleparf. Gn tom Got ner Gen=
tral Ssilfolen pil blipe omoamet til
Ell Yarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

= &ongresmo,1o &alpor Steener=
Jon ifaI boloe 6eittalen oe6 4. Sl1li
Soften / Moorbea6.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-28
Notice of Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Brownsville and
Gulf Railway Company will be
held at the Office of the company
in Brownsville, Texas, on Thurs
day, the 2lst day of September
1905. at 40 O'Clock a. M, for the
purpose of electing directors. and
the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may be brought before the
meeting.
The transfer books of the COM
paay will be closed at 5 O'Clock p.
m. on the 10th day of September.
1905, and wilLremain closed until
three days after the final adjourn
ment OF the meeting.
The regular annual meeting OF
the board of directors will be held
at the same place and on the same
date. ~.
Brownsville. Tex. August 18th,
1905. NJ. PAYRo,
s-1S-e-20 Secretary.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-28

well-done things are altogether
too rare.
Widows weeds often contain the
germs Of orange blossoms.
Money is called dust" because
it blows in so easy.
A fetching girl-the waitress.
A popular moose paper-the mar
rage certificate.
Has a stern duty to perform-the
ships rudder.
Drawing from nature-pulling a
tooth.
Now" said the jocular chirop-
odist, preparing for duty, lets
strip the light, fantastic toe"
All snakes hibernate but the fur
boa.
A good shoemaker's first thought
SnOulQ DC DIS last.
joint education-gynnastics.
A person much sought after
one just escaped from Jail.
A safety raiser-four aces.
The great silent majority-hus-
bands.
A report from headquarters
the sound of a kiss.
A masked ball-Roman punch.
The name of the ieweler who
made the welkin ring is lost to
history.
The average boy who steals away
and goes fishing doesn't catch any
thing until he gets home.-Ex-
change.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-28
Japanese on Our warships.

I see that Admiral Evans denies
a story told If aim, to the effect
that he encountered as commander
of a Japanese warship a japanese
who had been his steward on ship
of our navy only few years be-
fore. The story was believed, be-
cause it was by no means improb-
able. Every ship of our navy go
ing into commission has had aboard
for a dozen years past japanese ser
wants. These men have been man
ifestly of superior class socially.
They were ali well educated, and
their desire for further improve
ment was manifest to every officer.
If they were not already commits
stoned officers Of the Japanese navy
when they served aboard our ships,
IL is not unreasonable to assume
that they took the place of servants
in our navy for the purpose of pre-
pairing themselves for the naval
profession and to acquire exper-
fence in actual navy life.
Nor is it doubtful that they used
every opportunity to put to use
their peculiarly keen faculties OF
observation. They sized up
every officer, and found out all
about the ship. They know our
strength and also our weaknesses.
These young Japanese are highly
esteemed by their government and
people because of the self-sacrihc-
ing "Samurai" spirit they display
ed in entering into a servile en-
ployment for the benefit of their
country. They constituted the best
corps of observation, of tried OBJ
servers which any country has ever
had. 1t is not improbable that in a
similar way they have made them
selves acquainted with other west
ern navies, their material and their
personnel.
II was all a feature of that mar
velous detailed and systematic pre-
paration of the Japanese for the
victory they have now achieved
New York Sun.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-28
A Texan on California.

Albert Praeger, the well known
merchant, returned the latter part
of last week from a sojourn of sew
eral weeks in southern California.
He was accompanied by his family.
All returned much improved in
health and pleased with their stay
on the Pacific coast.
This is Mr.. Praeger's first visit
to California. He says the coun-
try is Justly entitled to the reputa-
tion il has gained as having the
finest climate in the world. At
Santa Barbara, where Mr.. Praeger
resided, the temperature range
during the entire summer has been
from sixty-hve to seventy degrees.
Everybody wears coats to keep
warm, the coatless man not being
the rule as here. Carpenters work
In high collars and go out in the
sun at noon TO eat lunch. All the
hotels advertise sunny rooms, the
shady side of the house being at
discount. Naturally such a climate
in conducive TO energy and every
body seems TO be doing something,
the proportion of loungers and
loafers being small. This condi-
ton prevails more particularly
along the coast, where such a eli
mate as Is described is due 10 the
cold current of the sea which flows
down the California coast from
Alaska. In a land of perpetual
spring naturally everything has a
spring-like appearance, the flowers
blooming with perennial freshness
and the grass presenting scene Of
eternal verdure. People of wealth
and taste, incidentally have con-
gregated in such ciime'and have
assisted nature by artificial means
an making the face of the earth
beautiful. There are many elegant
homes. and fine driveways pre~ail.
Everybody seems enterprising and
not 10 count the cost. Millions
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have been invested in irrigation
protects and in improving the coun-
try and it is paying a steady return
in the constant inhrx of sojourners
from all over the world. Lands
are high and property expensive
but there are no croakers because
the returns from investments are
satisfactory. The cost of living is
no more than on the Atlantic
Seaboard. Labor unions seem to
have reached their full develop
ment, wages being high and eight
hours the maximum for a days
work. The population is a cos
mopolitan one, northern people or
their descendants predominating.
The Chinese and Japanese are
much in evidence and quite a
sprinkling of natives, who resemble
the Texas-Mexican, but are classed
as Spanish. There are quite num-
Der of negroes around. Los An
geies and social equality prevails
generally. Negroes. Chinese, ma
tive and American children attend
the same schools, and hotels and
restaurants cater to negroes without
distinction-Beeville Bee.
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The uncalled for letters remain
ing in the postoffice of Brownsville
for the week ending Saturday
August 20, 1905, are as follows:
LADIES LIST.
Baldonado, Sra. Antonio
Chreitzberg, Hillie
Cardenas. Sra. Maria G.. NJ.
Garcia, Sra. Feliciana
Gonzalez, Trinida Lopez
Medrano, Lupe
Luna, Sra. Manuela
Mooney, Mrs. Minnie
Peres, Maria
Reyes, Sra. Francisco
Recio, Fidela
Sanford, Mrs. Laura
Serna Librada.
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Almeida, Jesus
Alvares, Pedro
Bargas, Daniel
Brooks. ]. S.
Dlany, Martin
Cara, Celso
Cara, Severe
Cara, Teoheo r.
Meza, Antonio r.
Maldonado, Miguel
Palacios, Antonio
Rodriguez. Franque
Ramirez, Jesus Garcia de
Rocha, Nasario
Scott, NJ. ID. l.. K.
Soils, Jose
Saldafia, Pedro
Weaver, Dan.
P Tsons calling for the above net
tiers lease say advertised.
]. B. SHARPE. Postmaster.
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Maternal progenitor mine,
Your kind permission first obtained,
May to yonder pool
Proceed,
And there in natatorial sportiveness
Myself indulge"
Offspring
And pledge of happy union
'Twixt me
And your beloved sire.
And of affection
In degree superlative.
You may.
But, mark mel
of the genus Carya, species alba,
Select a tree,
And on an arboreal rami6cation of it
Which to twig
Superior is in growth,
But to branch inferior,
Mind well that you
Your apparel do suspend.
And to the aqueous surface of the pool
Have ever care
That you come not in close proximity
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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. LIST
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A Modern Version.

Mother. may got out to swini2''
Eyes, my dearest daughter.
Hand your clothes on hickory limb,
And don't go near the water.
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Subscribe to THE HERALD.
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"I SUFFEKED CRAFTY

writes Mrs. L. E. Clesenger, ofHelle-
view, N. C, "atzy n1ncnsy psaoAS,
all my life, but tneHrst b0tt,sekkkr-
dui gave ne won0c5oi reief- and now
I an IN better heath fhan txAwcbeen
for q long tine"
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WRITE US A LETTER

freely ard frankly, in StroteSt conf
Ca e, tellin: Us all your symptoms and
troubles. We viii send rree advice Gin
Iltih SeaIed enveiope). Address: la
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Rice Journal

The well known authority on all
matters connected with Rice Rails
ing, Rice Marketing, Southern
Agriculture, Live Stock, Poultry
Raising and kindred pursuits.t#
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The uncalled for letters remain
ing in the postofice of Brownsville,
for the week ending Saturday,
August 20, 1905, are as follows: