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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10
Railroad Officials Entertained.

The party of railroad officials and
ladies that visited Brownsville yes
terday was charmingly entertained
last evening at the home of Judge
and Mrs. James B. Well, at Mex
lean supper. The novelty of this
form of entertainment made it an
occasion of unusual interest TO the
guests. The dining room was most
effectively decorated in red, green
and white--the national colors of
Mexico, which constituted the very
appropriate color scheme through
out. The table was especially at
tractive, the three colors being
utilized with much taste in just
sufficient quantity to typify the
Mexican feature. The menu was,
of course, composed entirely of
Mexican dishes. The choicest
viands known to the culinary de-
partment of the Aztec household
were included in the various
courses, which were as follows:
Sailed Almonds Olives
Mole Poblano
Tinto
Tamales
Cafe con Leche
Postres
Pasta de Almendra Nogada
Chocolate Tostados
Cafe Negro
Ben,dictine Puros.
Each of the ladies of the party
was presented with a piece of beau
-iful Mexican drawn-work, as a
of the occasion.
The entertainment was quite in
formal, and the guests spent the
of the evening after sup
per enjoying delightful social inter
course with Judge Wells and his
wife, taking their depar-
.ure after eleven O'Clock, just
shortly before the hour for starting
on their return trip. They will no
loubt carry away a lasting impress
;ion of the beautiful hospitality of
/ genuine Southern home. The
party included President A. ].
Davidson of the Frisco System,
President b. +, Yoakum of the
Gulf Coast Lire, Mrs. Yoakum,
dr. and Mrs. Hardy w. Adams of
corpus Christi, Miss House of
Austin, Miss Katherine Yoakum,
Ir. Middleton, general manager of
he Southern Colorado railway,
Vice President Jeff n. Miller of the
It. l., B. & NJ. Ry, Mr.. Robert
Kleberg of Sauna Gertrudis, Mr..
sam Lazarus of St. Louis, attorney
or the Frisco.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10
No Extension at Present.

w. p. Homan, chief engineer of
the San Louis, Brownsville & Mex
leo railroad, writes that his de-
partment is not advised of any i'm
mediate contemplated extension
OF his road from Brownsville to
Tampico, Mexico. San Antonio
EXPRESS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10
SUGAR.

White sugar according to grade,
ST c. to S 5-S c. per pound, sold by
sacks of about 100 pounds. Write
postal card for samples. 2-9-15.
LOUIS BRULAY.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10
Lest We Forgot.

Don't forget that big pot of
oyster soup at Kelly's, as we'll as
bean soup. only S cents. Opposite
Herald Office. y.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10
For Sale.
Express.

Property Immediately in rear
and adjoining Truwit cottage,
being a part of block 81, with i'm
provements, fronting on Elizabeth
street. For better description and
terms, address, A. B. Cowen, 6oe
Ave. T., San Antonio, Tey1s.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10
Peanuts and Popcorn.

have purchased a peanut and
popcorn rooster, and my stand will
be at Putegnat's corner every day.
Fresh peanuts and popcorn all the
time.
1-20-1m w. H. ADAMS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10
LOCAL ITEAs.


Rentfro, Thursday Feb. 9, a
daughter.
For RENT.-New, modern, s.
room cottage on Elizabeth street,
formerly occupied by /. l.. Hen
bricks. Inquire at Z. II. Goodrich
& Sons office. l-7-tf.
Temperature reported from Fort
Brown at $50 this morning was
maximum 20; minimum 80.
WANTED-To sell cheap, four
calves; three are heifers. Call this
office. 2-10-11.
Ladies, why not get a Singer?
Then your worry is all over, so far
as sewing goes. Call at our Office
and see them in operation.
1-l6-tf. p. J. Campbell, Agt.
Attention is directed to the ad
of M. Lichtenstein & Son of Cor
pus Christi, in this weeks HER
AID.
There are three lots in Browns
vile and ninety house blocks /
want to sell. DO you want them.
Apply to A. II. Weller. 11-23-tf
There will be called communi-
cation of Rio Grande Lodge, No.
81, A. +. & A. NJ. at 7 O'Clock
this evening. Work in the Fellow
Craft degree.
A small payment down, and 10c
a day, or So per month, will put
good Singer machine in anybody's
home. Why wait?
1-16-tf. p. ]. CAMBELL, Agt.
Just received a carload of Kings
early cotton seed from North Car
olina. These seed are recon-
mended by the u. S. government.
For sale at Raymondville, by w.
+. Sprague. 2-1O-16-
Antonio p. Treviho, the tailor,
has moved his shop to the upstairs
over Crixell's saloon. Look out
for his new spring and summer
samples. 2-3-9I
The grand jury returned six in
dictments up TO last evening, as
follows: Two against Vicente Cas-
tillo, for burglary and theft; Mar
Gus Rodriduez, burglary; Pedro
Mireles, theft; Cayetano Cortina,
burglary; Calixtro Martinez, as
sault to murder.
Singer oil, bands, needles, and
all kinds of repairs at the Singer
Office on Elizabeth street, first door
south of Combe's newbuilding.
loft. p. ]. CAMPBELL, Agt.
]. w. Hancock of San Antonio,
proprietor of the only exclusive
furniture house in Brownsville,
arrived in the city "Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Hancock is very
much pleased with the business
done here, and anticipates a con-
tinued and graf advance in the flu
ture. He is a very pleasant gen
tleman, and The HERALD is always
glad to note his visits to Browns
vile.
From c. T.. Hammond who came
down from Ham-Ko farm yester
day, The Herald learns that every
thing is lovely on the farm. No
harm was done by the recent pro-
tracted cold, and the rain was es-
pecially acceptable, as a part of
the onion crop on the farm was on
high ground, and could not be
watered from the canal. The rain
afforded sufficient moisture to keep
the onions in good shape until the
land could be put in condition for
irrigation. A. Krapf, manager of
the farm, also came down with Mr..
Hammond, and returned in the
afternoon.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-10

Some naturalists say that swans
are never Matched except during a
thunder storm,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13
yepus
Bon ST.. SoItarane.


gs tpnr an einem NadJmittag,
&Is trGumenb i] I'M Mooie lag,
Sm S6otten elmer eide.
Ser blare Sirf1ntel iuolbte iid
SIM boben 8oeen iiber mid
Sm groben &eltenrei6e.
llno Tim mid Der i'm buft9en Gaitnt,
9a fduielt fliilterflb ipie I'M Srarm
Gin Ieiies, 5IBes 6aniden.
2n5 Bd6lein murr1elt It'll odber,
Sprinat fed bonn Stein unb eilt gum geeer
1lnb ldgt mild rubis lail6en.
Gin fIeines Ioglein flog buid, bui9,
2um na6en bidten @rlenbuI6
llnb lieB barin ii6 nieber,
llnb leiie, Ieiie flaeenb flang
Gin idoncs 2ieo ben 8n6 eutlang,
Sas S6p brad)t es tpleoer.
SIM 2ieS erflane's bon 2ieb' nnb Sreu',
@om 9liitbenSuft i'm iungen Mai,
0pm Sdeipen unb bonn Weioen,
Bon Ntenfhenlei6 unb Wtenihenllllt,
8pn Dem, mas in bes @culden SruIt
Gid re9t in Sreuo' unb 9eiOen. -
Ser Gang nerflane, bas 2ieb mar ans,
Stia bin ih fortgef6lidcn,
Sebo6 bes 2iebes Iugeipnlt
SIT ME pcn min 9etpifeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

Dte nOeut1e 9ttortf1e
@eieaf9aft i'm Oiitrift Columbia" bat
ibre erfte sei6idtlide @b6anblrng
perOffentli9t unb an Die oerfdiebenen
hiitprif9en @efelf9aften, nniperiitd>
ten unb 8ibliot6efen bes 9anbes, nit
benen fie in @erbinbung gum @uss
tauf9 BON publifationen ite6t, berz
fanbt. Siefe @%ritlinss : 8roi4ire
pirb ii6er CUTE Mufnabme finben, ba
Der nit pielem 5leiB unb 8eritdnbnib
bon Or. Strad ausgearbeitete 8ortrag
ben beiten 8etpeis liefert. pie ernit es
Die @efeqf4aft nit ibrer Mufgabe
nimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13
snbiana aribine, Is eepiember 1908

alien Rau9 uib Staub pegsetpdf6en
gu boben, Die 9ofe lasen tobtenftin.
unb Die bertpprrenen, ineinarber ses
f4O6enen 9duierluGnbe f9immerten
unter benz f@parablauen. fternluien
9i:nmel tpie ungebeure 8rabiteine.
Mi6 Die @ertItdtte meines 9auspir=
tbes mar ftumm, absr in ieiner Wohs
nur,J brannte Qi6t.
%, nimm has sSeuer fort = bas
5euer! =. SD ipia ia redt brap fem:
=, mein 8ppf, mein Sopf-i9 brenne
= bilf, Batter fomm unb bilf!!"
Siele Stimme zines tranfen &inbes
fam aus Der @Obnung meines @irz
ties -.
Nun ipra6 audi er = fpra6, 10
ianft Die natiirli6s 3aubbeit ieiner
Stimme es geitattete, benz &leinen
Sroft gu, psripra9 aGes Spielasus Der
Welt unb S9meraloiisteit unb balbise
Wslbna6ten -. Damn borte i9 i'm
iingen:
nWetn S6dblsin, bu fonit luitig fein,
Soult tdn5en unG foQft laden;
Das iptrb Die 8Gd!sin ROTH pie Wein
unb bel Die 4ugen MAIDEN!
Wdbreno bes 9eianees purbe bros
ben nebsn Der &%rantenItube elm buntles
5eniter s%eDfTnet. SD iub cine 5rausn>
seitalt ii9 baitis binausbiesen unb
hOrte lie trampfbaft f4lu95en. Damn
Sog lie fi3 Suriid, uno ibr S9utten
bepegte ii9 pisber bintsr ben tpeiBen
8orbdngen Der belen Stube.
Cine Weile blieb es itiQ; aber balb
bob Die alage bes anaben bon rpthem
Jeuer uno pilben Mdnnern, BON iauz
ienoen Winben unb 19pirrenben @Dz
seln aufs Neue an. Dies i9meralide
Slefsn unD lpa9e Srdumen aerrib mir
oas 9er5. Mir par's, ais b0rte i9
bur9 Suntelbeit unb Stile Die flaz
genbe Seele Der Na9t.
unb pieber bsgann Der @eiang bes
8aters, I'm iein SDbnden in S9laf
unb S9mer5pergeisn 81 pie9en:
limb ma9it bu einen Slid,
@ipaaera, bunn iinss frii9!
Senn biel er Slid mar emit Elm Baum,
SIN g%riinen, fiiblen @albesraum,
ga faben tauIsnb 8Dgel brauf
limb iangen -----"
SD fOnnte ni6t lGnser Dem Sams
mer 5ub0ren, f9loB bas Seniter unE
mari mid auf mein Gdoer -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

@aren's Die riinsenben @OgIein",
iuel9e mir ben MorgeniGlaf 10 bumpf
unb unrubig ma9tsn? Sor9te ih unz
betpubt, pb Der frante &nabe nod in
Siebertrdumen fprd9e, pber laui9te
i'd na4 benz fr0bli6en 0drm Der
Werfitdtte aus2 SD pahte spei=.
breimal auf, bor1te unb p~eriant tpiez
Der In @ergeFet. Mls i9 enbli9. pOlz
Zig ermuntert unb angetleibet, nit ges
flGrten @ueen ans Senfter trat, bate
bic Spnne lGngit ben ganoen 9immel
nit ibrem enabenboaen 2i9t GEE
trdntt unb ielbit meiner pintlisen,
rahageI9ipdr3ten Nadbariaaft einsn
S6immer BON 9siterfeit unb Wobn>
lidteit ~berlieben. Nber troB Der ipGs
ten Morgenitunbe erf9alte aus benz
9%interbaus ni9t bas traute @erdui9
Der Mrbeit. 9ie Ssniter ftanben often
iinb i9 fab atpei @siellen auf elmer
9obelbant fiben unb 4arten fpieleu.
Ser brittle 9efeae fab rittliugs auf
einem Stubl unb fab ieiren 8ameras
ben beim Spiele gu, bin unb nieber
cine bide Haudpolte paffeno. Qua
Der 8ierfrug feblte ni9t unb ~panberte
fleibig BON dumb 81 Munb.
limb bod tpar fem Seiertdgl Die
Wertftdtte ielbit idien tpsper gei9euert
mod uufserdumt gu iein. Die 3eug@
faften 6in9en CUR 9dlfte leer, unb ihr
Snbalt lag ha unS bort, ME sr geitern
gebraudt pprben mar. Sn ben Soften
bingen MGgbs WGi6e auf ooer tlopfs
ten ben Staub aus Seppi6en, unb elm
anberer Na4bar BON mir, Elm Slid
f6neiber, Der ieinen @rbeitstbron am
5eniter bate, lieB flint Die Naoel ss'
ben 49,. Sc mar fem Seiertde.
rMutter, barf i4 ni4t gu Sans bins
auf?" fragte elm fraustOpfigsr Sunge
feline SHUTTER, bic am Drummer unferes
9ofes itanb. Sans bieB meines 9aus>
tpirtbs %franfer Spbn.
r@9, bu lieber @Ott," faste fis, ~ba
miiBteft bu bod hinauf."
SD fub ieBt 4inauf, uber Die ipeiben
@orbGnee in beg Sif9lermeiiters
@Obnung tparsn bsrabgelafen, unb
Niemunb 5eiste ii&.
ga ipubte i6, mas ienes Weib unter
benz bod hinauf" psritano. Der feline
Sans bate feline eri6rodenen @ugen
fir INNER gei4lpfen. Der fleins
Sans mar tobt. =
@benbs fab iA in Der 2aube ben ar
men Batter ftiq peinenb iiher ben Siih
eelebnt fiben. SD trat binsu, nabm
feline raube 9anb uno ipra6, mas mir
eben mein Ser3 eingab.
@on biefer Stunbe an tparen mir
Srsunbs, unb niat felten fab i9 iebt,
fpie Der feliee Sans, auf einem unfers
tisen S6ranf pber aaften unb lab
benz Meifter srt, ipis er nit Hdubbanf
uno 6phl6pbel hantirte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13
@runosisentbums usbertra8mnssn.

berbeHert, Roroieite bon &egen Str.,
6fli9 bon Union Str, $4,000.
@iliam u. @reen an 6sltJ Z. Nes
Mbirter, Got 4, Woore's Guboibifon.
S5eil bon Section 81, $omnfbip Is,
Rangs A, 44.3 Bel 1888 6uB, Daeant,
Sibieite bon NouIanb @be., 6fli9 bon
2nr6 Str, $500.
Omsr &. Bebpmer an 9ucp .. Sar=
nett, 6fli9e Sdlfts bon Got IL, Sus
Iian's &C. Suboipifion, Srpin9ton,
unrssslmdBises Stiid. Derbshert, Glib
isite bon Seusp Mbe, usfli9 bon Grs
Iinston alps., $500.
Wiliam 8ofan an gbas. &eeie,
Elm She'll Der Got IL In Wrisbts part
apsnus abolition, 33 Bel so CUB, Der=
bsHert, Norbieite Der 25. Str, psfflia
bon Bart Nbe. $4,000.
Marearst Bruce on anna &ssie, Got
108 in Brues's Gobition, SIS bel 1872
5ub. oaeani, Ofisits Der Bart abe.,
n6rbli9 bon %. Ctr. $500.
Mars Sisrting an @atbarins Rid.
ter, Got IL iu Woob's Suboibion zines
S6eils bon @reb's Gbbition, IS Bel 125
GUS, psrbeHsrt, Ofisite Der Spruce
Strabs. nbrbli9 bon gan gursn Ctr.
1895.
So6n s.. Woelsntamp on bieislbe,
Got Is in berislbsn obissn @rense.
$500.
Surman Stout an Nba 9. pierce,
Got 81, Wsf part abolition, 38 BEL
135 SUB. baeant. bfli9s Settle Der
@arman ape., itioli9 bon Obio Str,
$500.
Ssrielbs an 9snislbsn, Got 80. bas
9lei6e, $500.
gaIbius 8. Bud an Catherine o.
pbtlips, Got los, Robbins' spsite
0orb indianapolis Mbbiiipn. 35 Bel
1927 SUB, perbshert, n6rbli9e Settle
Der 25. StraBe, meifli9e uOn Burton
Abs., $4,000.
MsIifa g. Slpon nu gbtparo M.
RaIener, Got 8, Sloan's Suboipifon,
She'll bon @reb' addition, 80 BEL 5 80
5ub, bsrbsfsri, n6rbli9e Settle Der
DiaO Str, 6fli9 bon 2inbss ape.,
$1400.
Gertrude Swiber an 2uep u. pat.
%tsrion, Got 400, epann & @o.'s speite
Wcoolaun ADDITION, 80 bel 125 SUB,
nsrb., Saoisite Der 5letdsr abe.. of
lid bon Spruce Ctr. $4,000.
$onp 2osfep an Warp g.. Seobsp,
Got Is. 9ubbarb's subbibiRon, part
Ssiebts abolition, 80 bel 135 SUB,
berb., Wefieite Der Mifouri Str,
nbrbli9 bon 20. Str. $1,000.
Gbarles Z. Wilfinion on Sucp u.
PatteriOn, Got rs, JIstdet's Wooo=
laun ADDITION, 40 Bel 1877 SUB, bsrb.,
Saofeite Der pIeafant Str, 6ftli9 bon
sbelbp. $3.50.
Pauline Srut on Chris 3obbs, Cots
% unb 90, Gquare 6, geaip's Nbb.,
rs bel 1877, psrtefsrt, tusfli9e Settle
Der &inesolo Str, fhbli9 bon Sc
@ranbe Nne. 1852.
Greberid 3aieman an Marp 9ono.
ban, Cots l uno 2, Square l, geaip's
aob., rs bi 1876 SUB, pacant, noro6f.
li9s gds Der Rapmonb unb gaff Ctr.
$3.50.
Snoiana Sruf COMPANY, Srufse,
on 8. 8. @rosbp, Got IA, Wners' q.
Slinois Ctr. Nbb., 80 Bel 1870 Sub,
paeuni, 6flide Settle Der Sainois Str.
fibli9 bon IS. Str. 500.
artbur u. McRain on CHARLES s.
DIAL u. u, She'll beg ihopefli9er
8iertel, Section z, Somnf6ip Is,
Ranae 4, 1878 ader, Maibinstor
SOwnibip. SIC, 900.
Seize W. Sinbaa an gilbert s.
Subre, She'll bes norb6fliGen gisrtsl,
Section 81, Sownibip 16, &ange 4,
gentsr SOwnibip. $4,000.
Sba 8. Stanlep an Samss R. San.
quarp. Cots Sc unb 81, OssOOS's 1.
Central 4bs. Mobition, 80 bel 1874
CUB, baeant, Ofisite bon Netp Ssrisp.
GtraBe, iibli9 bon 80. StraBe,
$1,000.
Sulia u. Rubuib an alpbons 6,
Wunben &C., Got 101, Glet9er's Woob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

30 BET 1853 6uB, uacant, 6ionef
gde Der &oa9e Aps. unb Clifton Ctr.
81, 900.
Sabib 8sbsrlanb an WiQiam 8sbers
lamb, She'll bon SEC. 90, Sp. IL,
5, 604 Ncrss, 2awrenee Sp.
SO, 100.
2aura 6. Morforb an Salp Sban-
non, Sbsil norbbfli&es gierisl, SIC.
81, Sownihip IA, Ranse 8, Perrp
8p., 500.
@alacs R. Je0ow on Sobn 6.
Woobaro u. a., She'll Sec. 20, 8p.
Is, &anss 4, 1890 aeres Center Sp.
Jrsoerid a9sia an @brifian I4sia
Sec 90, Sp. Is, Rangs 4. perrp 3p.,
so, 500.
Nnna Or. glaisbea on abna Sad.
ION Got 81, 5aetcrp Yart Noo., psft.
li9s Ssits bon Sownins Strabe,
n6rbli9 BON @aluslage Strabe.
$500.
Wartin 6. Wsls an @sorse 90.
@afpsr u. a.. Got Is, glod Is, Norb
indianapolis. fhbli9e Settle bon libel
Strabs, 6flia bon Clifton Strabe,
SO, 200.
@i9arb RpIe OF Ssrbsrt Or. Woo=
len, Got 90, Bosmsq u. H.. @ranbs
bisp abb., bfli9s Settle SUTHERLAND
gbe., msfli9 bon %. Str, s21OO.
Sames Q. asslsr an 2sona u.
gsattp. Sbsil Der tusFli9sn 6dIfte BON
benz iio6flidsn gisrtel, Section %,
SOwnihip II. Runss 8. Waf6inston
8ownibip. $1,000.
Rancp 6. 2apns an Samusl 6.
@robman, Got III. Brablsp Il. u. Sf
@aibinstOn Str. abolition. 40 BEL 1875
SUB, bsrb., Ofieit Der Ssnnp Str,
fiblt9 BON Mi9isan. $1,000.
Sobn Born an anra Or. Nurie, Got
2, BOrn's Subbipifion, SbeiI bonOut-
lot 1877. 26 Bel III SuB. barb. DIT
isits Der Wsf ST., iiolit bon abbott
ctr. $1,000.
GapeOd Manufacturing @Ompaup
an 2apcod pOpsr 6ouie Company.
Cots 81 Biz SO uuo Al Biz SO, Wilsp
& Wartin's @ortbwsft addition, psrb..
sslsasn suiidsn BEN @anal unbJapstts
Str, uno spif4eu 10. uno IL. Str.
$500, 900.
8bomas Nod an 2ouiIa Eammsper,
She'll bon Got 4, Yubb'B Gubbibiion.
Iloribss's addition, Is bel 95 Sub,
berb., eioisiie Der W~aibinston Str,
tpsftli9 bon Oriental Ctr. $4,000.
SOpbia German on Sames 81. @ai-
ion, She'll Cots 5 uno 6, Merril's
Subj, NuBsnlots los unb LOG, 26. 6
bel $50 CUB. psrbsHsrt, Ofisits 9slas
mare Str, iaoli9 bon Wsrril Str.
IS. 900.
Glen NIsn an 2ouiie Rabm, Got 4,
Spibfaosn's Subj, Sb,il WeRsnbe
aob., SO 6ei 40 CUB, oaeant, Hu,b.
ieite Mi9igan Str. bali9 bon sbef-
fislo Nuenus. 81, 600.
Seremiab u. gloKsm an CHARLES
u. Wadstt, Got Ia. Walbun's gen=
trail 4be. Aob., 40 Bel 1874 SUB, pa.
cant, Sfisite Rsp Jsrisp Str. iiolid
bon 80. Str. 5000.
Cigar q. Spinf an urbana Bull,
bling Co., SbeiI Square SO, 80 Bel
1875 SUB, berbsfsrt. Wefieite Mlabama
Str , n0rbli9 bon Ohio Str. $685.
900.
Wa,p 3. psns an Sra Sage, Got
81, @sisnsrs 2. aob.. Wef Snbiana-
polls, so BEL 1873 GUS. 6fli9s Ssits
bon Me2ain, iibli9 bon Worris gir.
$500.
2ouelia @. SaDs an Waibiloe 6.
STONE, 2ot 124, Worton plaee &bo.,,
40 BEL 1855 SUB. bftli9e Settle bon
alabama Str, iholi9 bon %. Str.
$1,000.
Sobn 6. Wnobarb on WaIaee 80.
6suop's, Got z, Sonss' Subbipifon.
Got 26. Srbinstun, 66 Bel 100 SUB.
bsrbefsrt, nbrbli9e Ssits Der Waibins-
ton Str, 6fili9 BON Bolton Gus..
$500.
2Ouis 6. &sifsls an Charles pops.
Got 5, glOd 26, gsatp's addition, SO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13
Cincinnati, 9amiIton & Dayton z. z.
gimcinmati Oibifieu.

Ab8an0
Cincinnati Bef tdsIs& s.-- 1 001m
Eaf NatI tdeti6 8 06Bm
@inc, SoIebo, Set @rp p...10 40Vm
Cincinnati & Oet erpr p. 8 00Bm
Gtn & Dapton Gin tasI d p 5 009m
gin & Detroit grpreb tdsit& Z CONN
Sprtngfiel
Gbeons
Decatur Mseota, nur Sonnt. 7 008n
Decatur MaiI & erpreb.... 8 oOgm
Gbic & Sprinsf Grp ia3 p IL 690n
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-13

sd fonnte ni6t LANCER Dem Sawls
mer Sub0ren, f3loB bas Seniter uni
mari mid auf mein Eager -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-03
WATERVILLE.
THE WoMAN's ASSOCIATION
Of kennebec Baptist Churches Holds
Successful Convention, Friday.

The annual convention of the Wom-
ans Association of baptist churches Of
Kernebec county was held in the Bap-
fist church. Friday morning and after
noon. About 40 delegates were present
from the sister churcleS represented in
this missionary field and departed in
the directions of their several homes
feeling that the meeting had been an
unqualified success in every particular.
The exercises began IT 1890 o'clock.
i'm the forenoon. by 4 devotional meet
ing which was led by Mrs. J. w. Hatch
of Fairfield. The remainder of the fore
noon was occupied by the address of
welcome given by The president ana
the reports of the missionary circles
which were given in graphic and inter-
esting style by delegates from the diff
ferent churches.
After partakng Of lunch in the din
ing rooms during the noon hour, the
afternoon was made most profitable by
the rendering of addresses by several
strong speakers The general theme of
discussion was 1.-THE Relation of the
Churches to the General Missionary
Work of tine Missions. Home and For
eign." Mrs. Peckham delighted her au-
dience by narrating her experiences in
travelling among the North American
Indians of Indian Territory and the
State of Mexico and showing the work
among the Blanket Indians which was
constantly in progress and which was
backed up by the support Of the church.
e3 which stood strongly for missionary
work.
Mrs. C. L. White of this city, with
two children, all of whom, including
Mrs. White. were dressed in Japanese
costume. represented the work of the
Kindergarten department Of the asso-
citation and gave much information con-
corning what had been accomplished in
this department.
The meeting adjourned at 4.3O p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-03
THE PEARY LECTURE
Enthusiastic ally Received by a Large
and DeIi9hte:j Audience.

TIL" most enthusiastic audience which
the writer has ever witnessed in the
Waterville City Opera house, faced
Commander Robert f. Peary, last
night rs he gave his lecture for which
he had already become famous
throughout this part Of the country.
There was less of applause, however.
that of expressions of wonder. Every
one present was willing to give the
great explorer tie credit Of being the
man who had 81 red for. and accom-
plished achievements greater than
those Of any other living hero known
to this part Of the world, and, but for
the Spell-bound interest, the hall would
have rocked on its great foundations
more than once, while pictures of Arc
tic life and difficulties lit up the cam
vass with life-like representations well
chosen to represent the salient fea-
lures of his lecture. The lecture was
illustrated by stereopticon views taken
by the great explorer himself during
the expedition when he had pushed his
ship farther north than had any other
American explorer before him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-03
COLBY COLLEGE.
Colby VS.. Bates. Today-Reception to
Seniors, Tonieht-Notes.

The first game between Colby and
Bates will be played on Alumni field.
this afternoon. weather permitting.
That the game will be the hottest kind
of contest goes without saying. Bates
will try to climb out OF tail end pOsit-
ion. and Colby will make supreme
effort to tie BoWdOin. The members
of the team had some good practice.
Friday afternoon. and are expected to
do something today.
The members of the senior class will
be rendered a reception by President
and Mrs. White ut their residence on
College avenue. Friday evening. June ..
The annual tennis tournament for
the championship of the college. will
lie played. next week.
Cecil w. Clark. '05. is on short
business Tip to bradford. Mass.
The members of the senior class are
sending ont commencement invitations.
Harry l.. kilGore. '0S. has returned
from. a short visit to his home in Bel
fast.
There was a rehearsal Of the Man.
dolin-Guitar Club, Friday afternoon.
and rehearsal of the Glee Club.
Friday evening in preparation for the
concert to be given by the clubs. this
SATURDAY evening. at Nassalboro.