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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-06

One and one-fonrth q "a barrels paint,
marked Geo. Champion
Thirty-four (34) galvanized iron tubs
no marks.
One % box pictures, marked Mrs.
Lattig.
One Cd box notions, marked NJ. G.
Garcia
One O. box dry apples. marked S. H.
Took co NJ. Samano.
One % box galvanized floats, marked
L l.
One % showcase glass broken.)
marked J. L Putegnat.
Five 81 hoops Cheese, marked Leo
Wise
One % box Advertising Matter, mark
ell Marcelino Valdez.
Two (2) bundles wrapping paper.
Two % bundles paper bags.
One q coil one-fourth 20 rope.
Three 81 bundles eighteen (lS) pair
Hames.
One r. single tree.
One II barrel lamp black.
One II bundle chair legs.
One II bundle chair rounds
Two ri sacks cot waste.
One III Office chair base.
One n bundle wire ties.
One [1[ set equalizers.
One n beam wooden.
One III folding saving machine.
Four IA wood poles.
One n pillow seat.
Four [4l bed rails.
Five 81 bundle bed-siats.
One ~ barrel D. E. paint.
0ax III pair iron rails [CJ Brownsville.
one II barrel oil
One ~ box two ri pieces glass.
Ore j box tin plate.
Ten l0l skiliets B-O
Tllirty-three 1881 lids BIO.
Three ~ iron pots.
One e bundle mattress
Iwenty-six 1861 pieces iron fittings.
Seven y pieces iron bars fiat 3x5-S
FOflr Il pieces iron bars fiat l5x5-16
One II bundle cotton ties.
One = piece steel shafting IS feet-3l4
ii4f1eter.
Fsar pieces iron well tubing. 8
ueh
Tofr 4 pieces ron pipe 1 "a inch.
Onz bar iron Xxi inch square.
F<5 p gar wheels.
Qne iron plunger.
1wp q irrn shaft couplings
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-06
Converted.

Merchant wasn't
Very wise;
Swore he wouldn't
Advertise.
Tried his system
For year,
Earned a hundred
SIS clear.
Then the merchant
Got so mad
Put the hundred
In an "ad. "
Ad brought so much
Custom i'll
That the merchant
Had to grin,
Since then daily
Loud he cries:
Gee, it pays to
ADVERTISED"
philadelphia Bulletin.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-06
How's This?
greatness

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY s, CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last IS years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by his
firm. WALDING, KINNAN &MARvIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and muc-
Gus surfaces of the system. Testimon-
ials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by Druggists.
Take Hall sFamily Pills for constipation
a New York paper has found
lawyer who tells story of being
called upon by Kansas farmer to
bring a suit for damages against
railroad company because his old
brindle COW had been run over
during the night. On questioning
him the lawyer could not find
single peg upon which he could
legitimately hang a case. Well, "
he said, 4 kinder thought ye
could fetch it on the sign bein'
down. They wan, no sign, Look
Out for the cars, so I thought,
meybe. We could git EN- or that. "
-Fx
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-06

One III box one ~ wood faucet.
marked R. p Hill. Stoneham. Tex.
One II box closet Top. marked A. II.
One II iron lever.
One / harvester tongue
One II bundle six T6l mop handles.
One n wood handle
Three 81 single trees.
One n chain cable 3 inch.
One n key chain 81 inch.
One n ] bundle four "a pieces iron.
One I iron casting.
One II bundle pipe fittings.
One / wire stretcher.
One n barrel castings
Two r. barrels cement.
Three L3l bundles ffty-four t54l gal
vanized buckets
Two | bundles, eleven III washing
boards.
Three T3l bundles cradles.
One III roll rubber packing.
One n crate wooden trays.
One ~ box, two ri copper drains for
bar
One ~ K T kitchen safe.
-Four raj bed ends
S., San Antonio. Tex.
One III box advertising matter, mark
ed B. L. Cain, Brownsville. Tex.
One ~ box eleven III bottles sewing
machine oil No. SIS.
Two ~ bundles six bed ends badly
broken.
Two ri rockers badly broken.
One ~ crate bureau base and top,
marked Mrs. II Bollack
Ore ~ K. Safe. K. D. leg broken
off marked Mrs. II. Bollack.
One r. folding camp cot
One n single tree.
One y small balance wheel.
One r. plOw point.
One 4 iron axle.
One Il package ~ sheets asbestos.
One n galvanized iron tub.
One r bundle shingles.
One III case dry-goods, marked
Brownsville Supply Co.
One nn'red and fifteen Ills house
hold goods, D. L. Slataper, including
one III piano.
Witness the signature Of the Rio
Grande railroad company, in the city d
Brownsville, Cameron county, Texal
this. the tenth 10th day Of MarcltA
D., 1906.
The Rio Crande Railroad q
By g. r. PORTER.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-06
We Solicit the Patronage of An

OUR FUNDS are protected in a
hre-proof vault and by the
best safes to be obtained; and are
further covered by insurance
against burglary or daylight rob-
berry. Our officers are under bond
in the best surety companies.
People who intrust their money
to bank have right to know its
financial strength. We recognize
this right and will cheerfully fur
nish any depositor a statement of
our condition any day in the year.
Absolute safety is the best thing
we have to offer, and upon this ba-
sis your account is solicited.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

the af s: Saa % Conn
79 E a5s % RSn x t2EfH 2Ef coR GO
the en ss that "" OF
The Furnace Creek Copper COMPANY with capitalization Of
Originally promoted & at 75s & per share
100000 the par value Of dollar each
shares the Treasury stock is offered
dollar per share.
report given by D Campbell
ofsed by P Harvey the consuming enseT the Furnace Creek
H SR H P MN 5 t wns
counterpart the of Patrick cas Furnace Creek Copper
dnce both properties the having been proved be
The Copper Matte claim of the Furnace Creek Copper Company
es tine @ Anss h9w H the & % M % de on This sn m
sion Copper Company The immensely rich veins which the pres
@ ats & Of Gppf % e S o1psr Dd a
into the An and Copper Shoe claims of the Furnace Creek South
These veins have been traced for distance Of feet the
this belt of shows 4s feet Of copper 800 copper
been found on the surface and no OF lower grade than 1919 in
It be absolute fact that at the time when Mr.
ack Clark purchased the of the Furnace Greek Copper
he he the claims which
s s'e;e ba e s 65a
y Of the Furnace Creek South E1enson Copper COMPANY in
measure shown by Engineer John Campbe made before
Clark.s chief engineer It follows:
w the ANXIETY and coppe Shoe oot op ebn f&e
following mining claims Anxiety Anxiety No l. Anxiety g.
Copper Shoe and Copper Shoes Nos and
The territory heavily capped with of the inda
hon OF immense deposits beneath with groupings
Of high grade copper
This property has the advantage exceptional location being
bounded the north by the the Copper
any and the north and south by the Hnze holdings
the Furnace Creek Extension Copper Company The Copper Matte
claim the Furnace Creek which has
the date lies the Anxiety No the Fur
Creek South Extension.
Matte Of : a sodSss ps ss eeP
distance the These clearly
fined through the railroad
the Furnace Creek
feet OF twentyone copper
Thirty has
lower grade than copper values has
countered down the 25o-foot level
The Anxiety and Copper Shoe form what
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
SECURITIES ADVANCE.
TRADING 1rTTYE
Expectation of Hughes,s Election
Helps Prices-Time Money Firm.

Closing prices of stocks dealt in with net
changes
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

ome @ OF the richest b.d pieces % OF Inside ground the entire ed d
cRRER soUT 1f E%TESs0N % G0PPER coMPaNY and its oa
ton with reference the trend Of the veins OF the Clark
Greenwater district "'' ~ u " 'NN'~'' N'pp'' ~
In announcing the promotion of Furnace Creek South Ex
tension Copper Company beg call the fact that
in the history metal mining The supply fails far short Of meeting
the demand Never before has the consumption copper been so
heavy finding general every day Copper
been the distinct features of trading all market for
months
9a5 STf
EXTENSION COPPER COMPANY dollar share gift
An investment at this time and at this practical guarantee of
trenend9us zen } 1H qn1ck pr1hts. { III, ,:, - :s +o
qure the $4,000 shares are pooled for one year and
be BE % So & or ms M This & will an idea h Of M the s % %
controlling The offering shares of
5 he % e and M be used for
me 1t 9ehed e W a hee @ na m BE % an the at
The following promotions OF Genwater, which include all
the important will idea to the opportunity
sented here for quick profit making: .,
Furnace Greek Copper Company recently promoted with
capitalization of 2oooo shares s35 bid $500 asked
Geenwater Death Valley recently promoted at dollar
share with capitalization OF 100000 shares now s2 bid sl
United creenwaer Copper Company recently promoted
dollar share with capitalization shares Sc bid
Furnace Creek Extension recently promoted per
asked per share
M SS cPpfR a1a fsfG5s q M D1e GREEK SOUTH
President, Hon. John Sparks Governor of Nevada
First & n ] m + Ku M pasF cdpeer G compan1
Treasurer NJ Sullivan President of the
l. NJ. Sullivan Trust Company
Secretary l. Lindsay Cashier of the State Bank Trust Co., Cold
Director Counsel George D. Pyne Attorney Law Goldhed
Manager John D. Campbell Mine Operator and
Consulting Engineer
Subscriptions dollar share should be made
The
ing Company treasury stock OF the
Eagles Mining Company $50 per share
subscribed shares and that stock
mandng premium friends should telegraph their
their mind that they
this stock Immediately reply what allotment
make receipt allotment, will be
dollar AS
will be promptly issued and
shipped attached
to draft if your reliability IS known to
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
MISS PECK, THE
ALP|N|ST, PLANS
NEW FEAT

daring mountain climbing exploit is
planned by Miss Annie s. Peck the IA
nous woman Alpinist OF this city, who
sailed from New York yesterday for Co.
lon. Alone. except Tor such natives Of
Peru as she selects for guides, Miss Peck
will attempt TO climb Mount Huascaran
said TO be the highest peak in the Andes
mountains.
She will make the climb with the aid OF
scientific instruments. with which TO de-
termine whether Huascaran is OF greater
altitude than Mount Illampu, which has
an estimated height OF 21,5oo feet
In 1904 Miss Peck made an attempt TO
ascend Huascaran, but did not succeed
and lays the blame of the failure in part
TO the presence of two male mountain
climbers, who refused to proceed all the
way TO the top.
Miss Peck holds the distinction of hav-
ing made the highest climb on record up
on any mountain in the Western Hemi-
sphere when she assembled Mount Serata
also an Andean peak. This latter noun
tain is one OF n tremendous chain OF
peaks which form the backbons of the
Andes, of which Mount Huascaran Is one
or the least known and most imposing
In addition to American mountain
climbing exploits, Miss Peck has escended
the Matterhorn, the perilous Five Finger
Peaks in the Tyrol and several other
WOrld-famouS mountains
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25

The spirit OF political revolt Is rampant
In the town OF Narragansett, where the
Indignation against Republican misrule
has caused the people 10 centralize their
efforts to elect town officers that Will
truly represent them.
The Democrats and the Independents
have come together and nominated as
candidates for town officers men or both
political tendencies, In an effort TO secure
good government for the town
The joiat-eaaetls- the Democrats and
the Independents last Saturday evening
was the largest one ever held in the his
The candidates nominated are all strong
men; and II Is certain that Capt Harry
j. Kane OF New York and Narragansett
Pier society will have the job OF his life
20 save the republican party from de-
feat. himself included.
The fusion ticket for the town council
81 as follows James Davis, James A.
Sherman. Frank NJ. Allen. DIR. G. A.
White and John Bromley.
The candidate for town sergeant IL
James D. Caswell, who was once a Re-
publican but left the party because OF
treatment that it Is said was unwarrant-
ed. His son is member OF the present
Republican town council and is q candi-
date for that office again.
The candidate for assessor OF taxes is
Herbert Kenyon, who was thrown down
reason. II is said. that another OF the tax
assessors and a member OF the Republi-
can town council were offended at his
independence OF thought and action as an
Assessor.
The one great issue I'm the town is the
road management. The road surveyor is
elected by the town council, and the
present incumbent is O. w. Browning.
Republican. whom the Republicans have
maintained I'm office. The dissatisfied ones
say that the roads are I'm very poor condi-
tion and that the highway appropriation
IS wasted
Last year I'm the financial town meet
ing the sum OF 81 600 was voted for the
structed by vote not TO exceed the ap-
propr1ation but, nevertheless. at the re-
cent town meeting an additional sum OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25

5000 had 10 be voted 10 pay overdrajfts on
the original appropriation.
The people have become tired OF the
conditions and the Democratic Independ-
ent movement Is the result.
The Republican council has always
stood by Surveyor Browning, saying that
there was no opposition 20 him, and that
change; but last year, though good man
was nominated against Mr.. Browning, the
council reelected the latter, just the
same as though there had been no other
candidate in the field
There Is also opposition to tho manage
ment OF the police under Chief Lewis
Champlln. IL Is alleged that. while the
people do not exactly object to the Sun
day business at the Pier, Chief Champlin
allows the doors to be a little too wide
open. Because OF this, the police question
Is going 10 be something OF an issue I'm
the election which Will bs held a week
from next Monday.
The Republican council ticket Is as fol-
lows: H9rry Is. Kane, Charles Tucker,
Horatio Knowles, Frank Caswell and
Adelbert Northup. the latter being new
man.
The Republican machine generally dc
tates TO the caucus what the nominations
shall be; but IL is intimated that at the
hast caucus the rule did not work smooth
ly.
IT is hinted that the machine had asked
Messrs. Kane and Caswell 20 resign from
the ticket. or at least not 70 take nom
fnation this year; but the request, n
made. was not acceded 10.
The predictions are that the Republi-
cans are going 20 lose the town. so deep
seated is the feeling OF revolt from Re
publican misrule.
IL is also stated that in the fall the
Democrats and the Independents will
again enter the field and nominate a tick
ct for the general assembly in the inter
ests Of the Goddard campaign and what
that movement stands for.
Last fall the Democrats did not make
any nomina tons for the general assem-
bly,; and the fact that nominations are 10
be made next fall Is but an evidence. and
most significant one. of how public sem
timent has turned against the Republican
party In South County. as II is doing
everywhere else I'm the state.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

II can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on" said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms OF colds in children.
"They toss about, are rest.
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms of
night sweats. The next morn.
ing ! start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce of preven-
ton. Nothing seems to over
come child weakness quite so
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTT q BOVINE, ps Pearl ST.. New YORK
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
SENATE PASSED
ALCOHOL BILL
Senator Adrich Pleaded Hard to Have the Application
of Bill Delayed for Sake of Wood Alcohol Makers
1t Will Go Into Effect on Jan. I, 1907 No Pact
With Aldrch, Says President.

Washington May e5.-The senate yes
terday passed the so-caNed Free Alcohol
bill as II was reported from the committee
on finance. The bill has already parsed
the house, and II does not go into effect
untll Jan /, 1907 There was some debate
on the measue and the necessity for the
amendments wals explained. TIE bill was
passed without division.
The only amendment besides those re-
ported By the finance committee was that
prepared by Mr. Hemingway (Rep., Ind
and offered by Mr.. Fulton Rep,, Orr, as
Follows:
such denaturizing to be done upon
application OF any registered diStillery
in denaturing bonded warehouses special
ly designed or set apart for denaturiz-
ing purposes.
Senator Aldrfch said II would greatly
.nturo the business OF the wood alcohol
manufacturers and gave this as one OF
the reasons why the date for the bill to
go into effect had been extended by a
committee amendment until January
next.
Senator NfcClmber argued that the in
terests of the consumers are a hundred
times greater that those OF the manu-
faoturers
SENATOR ALDRICH WAS FOR
DELAY.
Senator Aldrich replied that the wood
alcohol makers have capital amounting
10 from 100000 600 to 10000, 900 invested in
their business and said that fair dealing
required that they should have time TO
adjust themselves to the new conditions.
WHAT 1T PROVIDES FOR.
The bill provides that after Jan. 1. next
domestic alcohol Of such a degree OF proof
as may be prescribed by the Commissioners
OF internal revenue may be Withdrawn
from bond without payment OF internal
revenue tax, for use In the arts and in
dustries and for fuel, light and power;
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
Chicago, Union. Pacific and Northwestern
fne

Twelve exclusively first class person .
ally conducted parties will leave Chicago,
under the auspices OF the tourist depart
ment Of the Chicago, Union Pacific a.
North Western line. July eth. July 18th
and August 4th. for Colorado. Utah. yell
lowstone National park. Portland. Puget
sound points. the Yosemite, San Fran
cisco and southern California. All ex-
penses OF the journey arc included In the
initial cost. All arrangements for hotel
accommodations train schedules. etc. arc
provided for IN advance Write for itin~
eraries and full particulars TO S. A.
HutchiSon, manager tourist department,
2l2 Clark street. Chicago. III.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25

provided said alcohol shall have been
mixed in the presence and under the d.
rectdon of an authorized government Of
ficer. with denaturizing material. which
destroys ios character as a beverage and
makes it unfit for liquid medicinal pur-
poses.
DENIED by ROOSEVELT
1t was stated authoritatlvely at the
White House today that when Senator
Aldrich was in conference with the nrass-
dent yesterday the question OF the rate
bill was not referred to in any way. and
that no proposition was made with refer
ence TO the Statehood bill.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
BIG REVOLT IN
NARRAGANSETT

'oters Disgusted With Republican rlsrule Are Vig-
orOusly Antagonzing the Machine, as Elsewhere
Throughout the State, and the Combination of
Democrats and Independents in the Cause Of
Good Government Has Bright Prospects for Over
turning Existing Conditions and Successfully
Aiding the Goddard Campaign.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
Get Our Prices.

You will find our advertisement else
where In this paper You will save money
II you heed Il. CURRAN & BURTON.
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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-15

A cold breath from the Sierras
struck the prairies Monday morn
ing.
We regret that illness prevent
ed Rev. A. 9. Flowers filling the
pulpit here yesterday.
sc. Trammill, of Scooba, and
Mr.. Thomas, OF DeKalb, visited
our town last week in the inter
est OF Circuit Court.
N. G.. Neel has been suffering
the past few weeks with one OF
jobs affections, though he is
somewhat improved at present.
Ii. Smiths new bored well
came in just the right time to
save hauling water tor the gin.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Jarvis and
Miss Caroline Gay, of the Peden
neighborhood, r guests of Mr..
II. A. Gay, oil this section.
II. G.. Owen is attending the
DeKalb court this week. During
his absence Miss Edna Neel is
assisting her father in the store.
Milton Nicholson and Guy
Byrd are at home from the A.
and NJ. College for a few days.
j. G. Warren and family are
visiting relatives here this week.
We learn from DR.. Chris Pin
son, who was in town Monday,
that his mother is somewhat
improved.
Smiths gin caught on fire one
morning this week while ginning
ii bale of cotton for a negro, i'll
which there a a box OF
matches. There was a good deal
OF excitement for a short while,
but fortunately, the fire was
controlled before much damage
was done.
Notwithstanding the cold,
there was quite a number at the
Methodist church Monday night
to hear Rev. w. M. Sullivan,
whose sermon was an excellent
one, and the people generally
hope to have him back another
year. Rev. Mr.. Perritt accom-
panied the above gentleman out
from Scooha. SARADo.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-15
Mr.. Kincannon Declines.

Mississippians in general and
Columbians lin particular vii!
receive with unfeigned pleasure
the announcement that Mr. Kin.
cannon has declined the chan
cellorshlp OF the State Univer-
sity. This qualification is not
prompted for a lack OF regard for
the State University, but is i'm
PEELED by the belief that he can
best serve the State in his pres
ent position, as president OF the
girls school. 1t is not that the
people OF State love the Univer
sity less; it is that they love their
girls school more and believe
that in surrendering the position
he at present holds that IN a
measure the usefulness and sue
cess OF the great college in tins
city would be lmperlled and
jeopardized. - Columbus Dis
Patch.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-15
The best treatment tor indiges

The best treatment for indiges
ton and troubles of the stomach
is to rest the stomach. 1t can be
rested by starvation or by the uae
of a good digestant which will
digest the food eaten, thus taking
the work of The stomach. At
the proper temperature, a single
teaspoontul OF Kodol will wholly
digest 5000 grains of food. 1t
relieves the present annoyance.
puts the stomach in shape, to sat
isfactorily perform its functions.
Good for indigestion, sour stom
ach, fatulence, palpitation of the
heart and dyspepsia. Kodol is
made in strict conformity with
the National Pure Food and Drug
Law. Sold by O. Eastland.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-15
1t is reported in Washington

1t is reported in Washington
that two Lancashire cotton man
ufacturers will arrive in the
United States within a few
weeks to arrange for the pur
chase and management OF a large
cotton plantation at some point
in the South. They r said to
be backed with ample capital
and if they are successful other
Lancashire mill owners will
follow their example. Their plan
is to adopt the most improved
methods OF cultivation, ginning,
and baling and to ship the cotton
direct to their own mills. One
of their objects is to give to
ginners in the Southern States
an object lesson as to the proper
baling Of cotton so as to insure
its arrival at the mills in good
order. 1t is also reported that
several members of the British
Cotton Growing Association will
visit the West Indies in Decem-
Der for the purpose of taking
steps to encourage the growing
of cotton in those islands.-Corr.