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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

Sn leiner 9eipredilng bes .W0-
lers6ules" gibt Eoter 9ornablls
Selo, >. e. g., nad)oem er siemlid,
leit aaen Spraden5wang perurtbeilt
bot. iclgenocn iebr beaftenswertben
8inf: ~3aB iebr uiele lnIerer fGbig-
itch ilnO better Oeutihen MtGrner,
Ericlter Ioipobl als 2aieil, 5 e
griinolihe Nnei gnnn q
Der engliIdJen Sprahe 3 II
perno6laiiigen lit
lciocr MIR sur mabr. IS miirbe
nit n~nierer Eplitif mmo init benz
firdJlid)en Seben mnb defenders aud,
init Der firdlidlcn @crualtnns mnb
Hcsiernns in Sieicm 9anbc uicl
beiicr ifcbcn, iuenn oas Semtide Gle.
ment BARN better pertretcm mare.
3ak es nidt bciier pertretcm tit, lit
piclfadJ benz ltmitanbc sn5midrsibcn,
DAP mand;e Der beiteu mno beaabtc-
item ~Seutid)en &Gpfc ,uegen ltnbeboli
fenbeit in Der ensliidjen Spradc
Dffcntlid) nidjt anftreten, IN Nnsele-
senbeiten Der Stride nnS bes Gam
ocs nidlt mitipredJcn, nno iid 10 in
einen !Sintersrnnb smriifsiebcn, mo
tic lire Salentc nidt per,pcrtben
nnb an ben Sas lesen f6nuen."
Sn oieiem gimme limo mir alio
gang iiir Die Sbeie oes grsbiidois.
Gernt mebr mnb better engliidJ, jc
uuQfOmmeuer nm 10 better, baum,
aber audi crit oann, iuirb Der Semt.
ide in Der @crid)mclsnua Der Watio.
ncn nnb Spradjcn bic linn gebiib-
rcnoc Huac ipieleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

llnter Der lleberihriit: Sitting in
TIE Dorlo", b. f.. .8ie giner g az
Gtmas bradte", peroffentlift cine
Sages5eituns, Die rpegen ibres ionit
niht empieblensmertben Gbarafters
bier ungenannt bleiben ioa, Splgen.
6es .aits Dem 2eben":
Critic Stuie: @ier5is Collars
Sebalt pro Monat. Sarte arbeit.
geifeioenes ,Seim. Sine. aeliebte
@attin uno e3uiriebenbeit.
3meite Stme: Siinfbunoert
Dollars 8ebalt. 9arte @rbeit.
.giner, oer's an gtmas brinsen
fann." Sport. @elbeier. In.
Suirieoenbeit in einem groBeren
Seim. Cine geliebte @attin.
Dritte Stmic: Siinftauienb
Dollars monatlifes ginfommen.
Per bat Garriere gemaht."
Smeiielbafte Sreunbe. WitternGd)t.
lid)e Srsien. Gin freuoenloier go.
laIt. Cine ungliidlide, aber &c.
bulbige @atsIE.
T"ierte Stufe: MillionGr.
Muf benz @~ipfelpunft bes Or.
iolses". &opf nerorebt. 0iele
Greunoe ieineS @elbbeutels.
Demimonbe territories gbealiid.
Sdeioung.
WoSu mir aus eigenen" nod
elm peitereS Sdlubfapitel iiisen
moften:
6unftc Stue e: Bill Bali!
nShone Seihe". 2aGsnse grben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
9Mhifhes.

Sic .glugsb. Yoitseitlng" ifrieb
fiirSlid: .llniere libernle, jiibiihe
uno juoenfreunolid)e Yreiie fam iif
segeuuartis nift aenu9 tbun in
SdJiloerung unb Seroammuns Der
Nuslhreitungen, melfJe in lester
3eit in &ilBlano gegen Ole Suoen
porgefommen iinb. @ir iino Ole
2esten, lpeld)e ~oerortige @reuel Der.
funoigen ooer ollh nltr eutidulloi.
gen moQten. slber lie merben err
tl1rlif, wenul man bas @erbalten
Der Sllben ge9eniiber Der Griitlid)ell
9ep0lferung, namentlid) in ein5elnen
@e9enoen lno StG0ten, nGber fen-
nen lernt. 60 erSGblt inns elm @u.
gen5euge, Der crit fiir5lih aus HuB-
lono 5ltriidgefcbrt lit, 0aB in elmer
aroberen Staot Siib.NuBlanb's,
3atberinomslnp, oortige Suoen Ell
ner glnSobl bon Sunoen RreiiSe nm
Den Sals gebangt unb oieielben 10
oui Die StraBe gejagt boben. lin
ooS emporenbe bieier Something's.
peiie gan5 5l eriniienL muB man
wiiien, oaB Dem ritiiiihen ainbe bel
Der Snufe Elm areu5 u~msebGnat
miro, bns Der 8etauite bann iein
gan5es 9eben lang trGet. 0as be.
Seihnete Sorseben beoel,tete alip
einsu iurd)tbaren Sobu aui Die
gbriiten uno ben Gbriituselnuben.
llno es lit, mie geiagt, erflGrlifl,
menn Die Gbriiten, III ibrem Seilig.
item perlest, ibren Corn in 1bGti9-
feiten gegen Die Suben 2uft ma.
den. Die 9eri6te bieriiber limo
iibrigens pieliah itarf iibertrieben
uno niGt BLOB init orientaliiher
llngenirtbeit obgefaBt. Man ipefu.
lirt aud bier aui Den guten @lan.
ben nno Den - @elobeutel Der
gbriiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

~Nlir iteben mitten in Der
HM fl. Suiten3eit ltnb bas
D(U &irh engebot: gu
~ ioait 10 e / g il e 8
elm Wal i'm Sabre
Seine Climber beidten uno nm ole
oiterlide 3eit Die I'll. Communion
empfangen", mus erfiiGt merDen,
folls man nod ais @lieo Der Stride
betrad,tet neroen Mill. Ger Gang
gum 9eidtitlbl lit fiir @iele elm
'f)lperer Sang Der menidlide
Sohmutb mill iid nid)t peroenriitbi-
gen, Die falife Sham lid ibres
Siinoenelenoes niht onflogen. 8
ipie Siele iino iogar geeen Die FL.
geiht uno bod lit Die geid,t Ole
0 III tbot. Sic lit
Elm lieber Gngel fiir bic
Sn Der 9eift miro
Den 8otten gaeenieitige 2iebc,
Srcre nnb 8ebillo ans 6ers gelegt;
Die Gltern merben on ole FL. 1fIidt
ermabnt, Die ainoer fiir 8ott mad,
Den Sebren Der bl. fotboliIfen
Stride si er5ieben, ipernen Die ain-
Der a%naebalteuL nod @ptt lire
gltern iiber slacs 5l lieben nno
.oieie Siebe 5lt seigen oi,rd) Chr.
furht, burh @eboriom, ourd) fit,
lifen Wanbel.
3ie 9eiht Siebt hire lpobltbGtigen
&reiie nod, lpeiter. Sebermonn miro
ourd lie otc @erehtigfeit unb 2iebc
gegen Den Ndhiten auf's Gring-
lidIte ans Ser5 selest, icnit iett er
iih Der @eiobr oils, feline Mafloi.
lung ieiner Sduloen all erbalten.
Semienigen, melher Den WGditen
an Sab lno @ut beif1oiet bat, lei
es burd 0iebitabl, olrd lleberpor.
tbeillme, ourf @liher, nlf mas
INNER fiir cine glrt, miro beoelltet,
BOB cs niht eeniise, bieie Siinben
eininh 81 bcfennen, lie mlB aud,
bereilt merben ltno Elm 9eltanbtbeil
Ser Heue lit Der @oriat Der Slider.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
9rs Rmnrls Rrrm*
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eituns.)
Hntt q. e.


9aB Die Sdulen meiitens nit
Dem @eloe hriltlid)er Staatsbilrger
gebaut unb erbolten peroen, oas
iGQt niHt ms @emidt, aber aaes
lieet pnran, bnb Die nnsldubia.frei,
moureriife 9arteii Die lid Der
Sd,lle bemG6tist bot, ebenio piele
Sebrfan5eln unb 1reSiser ibres linz
gloi,bens Bette alS es Sbulbauler
unb Sebrer sibt.
8er bat oicier 8artei, Die iagt:
Der Staot bos, iino mir, oas
Ied)t sesebcn 81 iugen: n9ie Shule
gebort Dem Staatf2" @er bot Den
MepolutionGren Dor bitnbert Sobren
mo ben So5ialiiten ltnierer Gage
bas Heht geeeben 81 %bebaupten:
rGie ainber eeboren Dem Staate?"
Bon Reht fam bier feline Heoe
iein, lonoern MIR BON Haub.
9lrd1 ale S%abrbinoerte Der Drift
li6en 3eitrehnuna geb0rten Die
Sdulen Der STRIDE. Sic lit Die
Wutter Der Snulen lett ben 3eiten
aorl's bes @roben an. Sic i~tiftete
iiberaa Sdulen: giidofsidulen,
Eiarrifuler 0pmihitlen, aloIter-
idnlen. $50 INNER Der YrieIter
ieinen SUB binieste, errid)tete er
cine Sdulc. gis gum Inbruh Ger
6reimourer SerriGaft I'M Staate
prroe Ole Sbule IN proteitontiihenL
mie in fotbolii1en 2dnbern, oils
.onnerum ecleiiae", 3. +. Elm 3lrbc.
Dor our Stride betraftet. @iocr.
redtlif bat iif Der liberale Staat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
a~sriuIaeit u,1n berd)rihenltrit 1T oer katb. Camille.

ole eigentlife llnlittlihfeit ober In.
feuihbeit.
lno nun mia ylltinam" aans
proftiiG 5u 8erfe 9eben, uno iebt
9ein eigenes Sous uno Seim elmer
fotboliihen Yriiiuna
unter5ieben. @ie iiebt's in 0einenl
Sauie aus? Wie iiebt's nit Iei.
mem 6amilienleben aus? Wie
liebt's nit Der Gr5iebung 9einer
&inoer aus2 Mit einem Wort, lit
Dos iefite @ebot bel Cir 8 5.
unb miro oieie Sausreael
it reng beobnhtct2
Sfau, in 7einem .3i1nmer - be.
lonoers i'm Ydrlor - bGnaen piel.
leiht unanitanbiee gilber, Die fei.
mem anitdnoisen Gbriiten gefanen
fonnen, .slber", iasit Gu, hos
iino 4nnitmerfe"; aber lieber
6reuno. Dein Saus lit bod fem
Muieum fir aunitmcrfe. Define
Seele nnb Die Seele 9einer geIu.
der uno b~eionoerS Die Seelen 9ei.
ner 5amilienangeborisen iino bel
foitberere allnlrperfe, ais Que
aunitsemalbe Der ean5en Welt.
Dieies berrIidite aaer &uninperfe
aber leihet bel Manfem Sha6en.
lpenn er iolhe unanitdnoise 8iloer
nniiebt. limo nun %iollteit Tn. To-
tboliider 5amilienpater, Der eitfcn
meniGIiheu aunit Az 2iebe oos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

%5ialismlts, ipie es bas @raiiiren oess
'elben in Den Gentern Der entno.
ttcnolilirten Srembgeborenen ltnies
rer 8roBitdote benefit. gntna.
tipnaliitren heibt Of +
amerifaniiiren, onbern
amerifaniiiren.
@s flingt oesbalb aud) nie 1ema-
eogentbnm uno mie cine 9robung
gegen Die fotbpliife Stride utb
Mmerifa, menn man Die offentIide
Meinung au%fforoert yfur5eu Yrp.
5eB nit Golden 5u MAIDEN. ipeld)e
Die Smmigrauten IN Io3iole Grip.
pen consentriren uno lire Mmeri-
fonilirltng per50aerl". Sn bieiem
Sidte muB bod Die fotboliid)e Stride
III ben 4llgen Ser Nidtfatbolifen
amerifo's eriheinen, ipenn lie
fremoeeborene, fremoiprahigc So.
tholifen, oes Seelenbeiles lpegeu, in
ibren 8emeinoen ialnlnelt. gs lit
cine lolfe Reoe nod cine ipeiterc
ai,ffcroerun9 CUR moelidit ifneIen
gntnotionaliiiritng, melhc mir aus
Den obenanacfiihrten @riinben ais
unfotboli6 uno manner.
tani Of betrndten.
@ir fOrbern oober nod elm Mal
ilno INNER mieoer Die oeutif.rebens
Den aathplifen Mmprifa's olf, ia
%tcltSubnlten on ibrcr TationalitGt,
iple lie lid in ibrer ecmeiniamen
Ibltommrnlg, in Der beut Of e II
Sprade nlo in oeiltifen Sitten uno
8ebrouhell befunbet, mo 5ilmol Die
oeut d. G Sprad)e IN Samilie,
Sdrlc nnb Stride 5t bescn lnb 3l
pflegen. Gieies bolten mir fir Die
lld)erIte utb criolgreidite @eiie in
nneren areiien ols treue
4atbolifen unb cute 9 ii +.
ger Der Sereinisten Stoatcn 5u
mirfen. &ift ourh @ntnotionoli.
liret, Ionbern ourh Seitbolten on
Der @abrbcit uno Dem Gcd)te, bient
mon Stride uno 0oterlanb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
4ie 1ttmtter(pradge.

Sn ieinen @esidten seidnet iid
befanntlid Nar bon S1enfenoorf
ourd inniee, ia relisioie 9egeiite.
rilng aus. 9as erbeIt 10 ref,t aus
foleenOen Shlubitropben ieines
munoerberrlihen 2iebes iiber Die
.Wutteriprad)e":
.8linge, flinse fort u1b fort,
&eloeniprade, 2iebesipcrt!
Steig' enlpor aus tiefen @riiften
2Gngit periholI ne. altes 2ieb!
2eb' muf's Nen' in beil'sen
Sbriften,
Dab Dir iebes Gers ergliibt."
,ltebernn mebt @ottes Soiih,
Seilig lit mobl manfer Srauh;
Aber ioa i'd beten, oanfen,
@eb' ih meine 2iebc fund,
Weine ielielten @ebanfen,
Spreh' ih mie Der Miltter Muno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

~~u US luiu lluIl lHtl pt!It
NM Mi: .Gie Sdnlle ge.
" bort Dem Staat." lin
ooV mas banbelt es lid oa-
bei2 gs banoelt lid
INN nifts Inoeres oils Inn Die S1fus
lariiirung, Die Soiciiirune, 3. b.
poGitGnoige @erpeltlifung unb
@pttentfrembung Der Sfule. Ger
aotefisml,s, oas 8ebet. Die 5ebn
@ebote @ottes, Sas arerS, Der
Erieiter, iplen nlls Der Sd)llle fort
bleiben. Gie Wenihbeit ioa
atbeiitiid merbenl Mit Den Sim
bern miB begonnen weroen. Ger
Trielter fonllte uniere 3lpede perbin-
oern, oaber mlB er fort aus Der
Sfule. 9ie Sdnle gebort Dem
Stoate; Ser Stoat lit meltlih; err lit
BON Der Heligion getrennt, alio se'
bort Die Geligion nidt in Die
Sdule; Die Shule ioa Die Sbeen
nno Ole 8eltanidaunng oes Staa.
tes Derbrelten, ltno Der Stant Das
iino mir, rilft uns Die freimoiriid-
ic5ialiitiide Yartei entgeseu. gs
banoelt iid bel bieiem Hufe niht
oarum, Der Sueeno cine bobere
gilbrns 5u seben, ionbern Die @eli-
aion aus Der @elt 81 ihaifen. Dab
Die Gltern oil6 elm Hed,t baben iiber
Die grsiebung Der ainber ein @ort
mitSnreben, bns gift bellte nift
Die @~r5iebung gebort Dem
urlo wer oieie gr5icbung
fir ieine &inoer nift mia, Der mag
linen ailf eiaene Soften cine gr5ieb-
ltng nad ieinem @eld)mod seben,
aber fir ore relisionsloie Staats'
ifnle ioQ er Sablen mic Die Hn'
glaubigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

Der &einbeit nno ebrbor'
felt Ser 6amilie entidiuinoc uno
ipcil beilt5utase Sieier @eilt lelb't
in mand)en unierer fatboii'd)en 0a'
milien ifon io5uiasen cntihmimSen
lit; lit es bod bereits ioipeit gefom.
men, baB man Den Sinn, oas Ser
itGnOniB iiir Die Yerle Der Siigeit'
ben uno fir elm mirflih reiles, fen.
idyes Samilienleben, Defenders bier
3ulanbe, perloren bat. 8os Der.
itebt man MN unter Dem @eiit Der
8einbeit nnb geiheioenbeit, nno
wie muB oieier @eilt oas gauge
Saus, bas 2eben Der 5amilie uno
Dor @aem Die grSiebung beRerr.
i1en? .
Cine fatbolii6e Samilie beiist
Den @eilt Der Meinbeit, wenn lie
~einerieits bonn Saule, bon ben Elm.
5elnen Mitslieoern Der Samilie,
pom Somilienle6en ielbit uno emo.
lid bon Der g~r5iebung Iaes &c.
wiiienboit fern bolt, mas Dem Jed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
(6leiner Ycitrag 5mr Chung Der
i%usialen Srage.)

- ieies lit elmer Der wiftiglten
AI Gunfte, neil heut5utasc &C.
11 robe ole @eiabr Die nddit-
brobenoe lit, oaB Ser @eiit
. Der Heinbeit unb ebrbar'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

Is mil man nit Dem
Nuf: Sic Sdpule &c.
bort Dem Staat." lin
mas banoelt es lid oa-
hpi2 GS hou0plt itdl
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16
The Herald, Daily and Weekly,
IS the only paper published IN
Cameron county.
LOCAL AND Personal.

I.P. Laird, travelling man from
atlanta, Ca. was an incoming
passenger Saturday afternoon He
left again this morning.
Mrs. ]. F. Perrenot, of Uvalde,
arrived in the city Saturday to
visit her sons, Hal and JacG, who
are employees of the Gulf Coast
Line. She is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Perrenot.
E. B. Gore and J. NJ. Shepherd
of the engineering corps OF the
Brownsville Hidalgo & Northern
railroad, spent Sunday in the city.
On account of the swollen cond1-
tion of the river the work OF per
zuauent location of the line has
been somewhat retarded, but Chief
Engineer Gore says they will hnlsh
che line from Brazos Santiago to
Brownsville next Tuesday. When
this has been completed line will
he located to Corpus Christi along
the coast, which it is calculated to
complete il about six weeks.
The river is reported to have
fallen about three-fourths of an
Inch last night, and then to have
risen a like amount. 1t would only
eake 4 few more inches to give the
railroad company considerable
rrouble at the ~" here. There
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16

is a good deal OF water in the
Arroyo Colorado, but no damage
is anticipated from that source.
The railroad company IS watching
the water very closely, and Will
take every necessary precaution to
prevent it from spreading and
causing damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Kowalski
and children, accompanied by
their guest, Mrs. Welch and chill
dren of Marshall, Texas. and Mr..
and Mrs. D. Alexander of Victoria,
Texas, left Saturday for the Point
to spend some time at their SUM
mer home there.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16
BISON IN WICHITA RANGE
Offer Made by New York Geological So.
ciety to the Government is Accepted.

New York-The offer made by
the New York Geological Society
70 the United States Government
regarding the placing of a herd of
bufaloes on the Wichita forest
reserve IL Southwestern Oklahoma
has been accepted and the condi-
tons named will be promptly met.
As an evidence of a desire TO
preserve the American bison the
Geological Society offered 10 the
government as a gift a herd of be-
tween fifteen and twenty bufaloes,
provided the government would
fence in a suitable range on the
Wichita reserve, wherein the herd
could be maintained without tie
expense of constant feeding An
area OF about twelve squares miles
of good grazing grounds, provided
with permanent water and shelter
from storms, was selected. An
item was inserted in the agricul-
tural bill for $500 with which
to erect the fence necessary for an
inclosure for the maintenance of
the buffalo herd.
Inasmuch as the agricultural ap-
preparation bill is now a law, the
fund is available and the Depart
ment Of Agriculture proposes to
take immediate steps 10 procure the
erection of the fence. As soon as
the fence has been completed the
Geological Society will deliver its
gift herd.
The gift Of the Geological Society
is prompted solely by patriotic
motives and not because of the
fact-as has been enormously said
that the bufaloes ii the Bronx
Geological Park are not doing well.
As a matter Of fact, no bufaloes
in captivity are in finer condition
or breeding more readily than those
in Bronx Park, which is today the
largest and finest herd on public
anywhere.
It is conceded, however, that the
American bison can not be preserv-
ei from ultimate extinction in the
close confinement Of geological
gardens. This animal eau be saved |
only by establishing herds on very
large areas, so that the animals will |
be in a semi-wild state and will !
obtain the exercise that is
necessary to their per
maaent welfare.
It is hoped that the fencing of
the Wichita buffalo range can bel
accomplished in time for the herd |
to be transferred from New York |
some time in October or Novem- |
nor
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16
Qio Grande Railroad.

y-o..,,syille. Texas, to Point isa6el,
aTo" .l,a ~ To take Effect Monday
TrIy 18th, 1906 at 12:ol A M
,vrFK DAY SCHEDULE.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TIN HERALD is authorized tc announ
John N. Garner,

candidate for reelection to Congress
S-o,,, The Fifteenth Congressional District
Tubiect to the action of the Democra'c
party.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16
southern Messenger.

What a woman likes IS to get IN
an argument with her husband Sc
he can prove she is wrong, so she
can cry, so ne will have to give
her a nice present to make 1t up to
her.-New York Press.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16
TINE TABLE
Ct. l., B. & N. Ry.
NORTH BOUND.

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except SUNDAY at GAS a. 7o. M q m
Leaves Harlingen at l0: 30 d m
arrives Kingsville at ~ ~, p = -" N
arrives at Robstown al ~ r ~
arrives at Sinton at p. ~
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16

An exchange tells Of the follow
ing; A very poor man applied for
membership IN a very exclusive
church. They hardly liked to turn
him down, so requested him to
take the matter to the Lord in
prayer and come again. In about
two months he showed up. They
questioned him as to what reply,
if any, he had received, and he
said: The Lord told me not to
get discouraged. He said He had
been trying to get into that church
for seven years, but had not sue
ceeded.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-16
ArabeIIa's DOWry.
Der

When Mrs. Simpson laid down
the paper she had been reading
she looked thoughtfully at her
husband for some moments before
she spoke. From across the cold
little hall came the sound of
Arabellas voice and that of the
young man she was soon to marry.
We haven't got a sign Of a
dowry for Arabella, pa, said Mrs.
Simpson at last.
What that?" asked Mr.. Simp-
son, suddenly aroused from his
perusal of the weekly paper.
A dowry is things parents give
daughter when she is married,
like heirIooms and money and fine
linen, said Mrs. Simpson, i'm
patiently. You know this, but
you we forgotten. Arabella hash I
one thing but the clothes she's
made herself. VIII wouldn't eX-
pect us to give her money, and as
they re going to live with his folks
sue doesn't need the linen but I
wish TO mercy we'd got some heir
looms for her
Well, why haven't we?' de-
manded Arabella's father, stoutly.
What's the reason she can't have
Grandfather Brickett's old pow
derhorn and hintlock and the old
.coouskin cap? She's all the child
we've got, and I shan't ever use
EN- again. There's his old knife,
too. I've got me a new one which
cuts full as well. I guess we can
TT her out, and if she wants more
let her have the old bellusses. =
Southern Messenger.
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MONDAY. JULY 10, 1906
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r-,i,, No 6 leaves Sinton at 9:3O a. m Il:
Train No. 2 arrives at h-ilisS'''-~
1912 P. N. - 4.3O n. m.
arrives at Brownsville at o.+T p lives -.
Train No out OF Browns &c y 'i'e 60
Of coTpus Christi at $50 p m ,,,,-;.+; ar
Train No. I rom corpus M 10
Ives IN brownsville at SAD p N
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A. & N. College.


and NJ. College will ask the legis-
lature for $4,000 with which to
assist in introducing the study of
agriculture into the public schools.
/ DR.. Toe Gilbert, who has been
elected resident physician at the
A. & NJ. College. graduated from
that school in 1894. He later
studied medicine and for several
years was the physician at the
Confederate Home in Austin.
The bulletins of the Texas Ex-
pertinent Station are mailed out
free of charge to anyone sending
his name to the director at College
Station. The mailing list already
contains $4,000 names. Get your
name on the list and keep step
with the procession.
State Entomologist 4. F. Con-
radi reports that he has inspected
$4,000 colonies of bees in his eff
fort to prevent the spread Of the
disease known as foul brood. He
mas also inspected a large number
of orchards and nurseries to pre-
vent the spread of the dreaded San
Jose scale, which has recently
made its appearance in Texas.
State Feed Inspector B. c. Pit
tuck has issued during the year
nearly eight million tax tags for
pure stock feed. That means a
movement of nearly four hundred
thousand tons of concentrated feed
stuffs. Three travelling inspectors
are kept on the road continually
and two chemists are required to
analyze the samples of feeds sent
in by the inspectors.
The annual meeting of the Farm
ers' Congress at the A. and NJ.
College has not brought the full
benefit of its power to that insti-
tuition. Properly directed the de-
mands of the Congress in the
interest of the College would be
granted by almost any legisture.
There should be a closer union
between the College and the Con-
gress to the improvement of both. |
All of the forty-six members of
this years graduation class at the
A. and NJ. College had accepted
positions in their chosen lines of
work before they received their
diplomas. Three of the forty-six
were graduates of the new school
of architectural engineering, and
three of the new textile school.
Two of the textile graduates have
accepted positions in the cotton
mills of North Carolina, while the
third has a position in he Bolton
cotton mill.
The pure feed law passed by the
last legislature has been of great
benefit to the farmers and dairy
men as we'll as all other people
who buy stock feeds. In the ad-
ministration of this law and Of the
fertilizer law the A. and NJ. Col
lege has shown conservatism, wis
dom and economy. The well
equi ed laboratories at the Col
lege greatly facilitate the work OF
inspection and analysis. The peo-
pie of the state were at first indif-
ferent to protection from fraud in
the sale of feed stuffs and fertilizers
but they have been educated until
they now demand it.
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WEEK DAY SCHEDULE
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Train No. p leaves SanioEa SANFORD 20. S a.
IN m; and nd brownsville at 12;2o F. M M D
Train r. No. p leaves Brownsville ne at . oI p
i ICES 1, at Harrington at 4:3z' ana
csufor5ivce at 7:30 p. III.