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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
.A3, B!orr u, e \! Jingle.
Where Ii, Praise u Due.


{Nfr. u IL. y ii. Wells, writing In 1Iar-
per Weekly, OF American cond itiors.
expresses himself as doll GIFTED witt Mr..
John D. Rockef elier. Ills face, he says,
Is study III OF 81 benevoler,ce and kindly
fhumor, and AS hts Ii career should Inspire
sympathy rather than d sdain.) III. N
| oh, II. Ut. ~ Wells, NO know that you
" Grow Fanoy's beans on giant pods sss
You're fond OF dread ftil monsters,t too:
Raised by tho Health Food sof the Gods.
III, dreams you A love to light upor 81
Is Some star where mar y an ogre dwells.
50 you have seen our Uncle John ,5
We're glad you like him, Mr.. Wells Y i5 u
Our frenzled finance seems TO yo,,
H Incredibly, but pictnresQ az. sg8$3 8$
Insurance splendidly ask ew /. ri
VI (Though not sufficiently grotesque). s@s54
YOU hail each weird Nptenolr non SS
.3s or Wall Streets tainted money cells 81
And Gro W Wit Joy to see GU John--
We're glad you like him, Mr..g w us d
Behold the Freak YOU need / not Ax y t5B
YolirS telescope III pom tho stars *
The Moor's outrage ous lunatics, 3$ nj
The shrieking octopi Sof Mars. 553s..
"a cannibal gnrgan tuan
Who lifts mon (oysters) from s. thelr,
$18s, shells $s N
You find In kindly Uncle ohm
VI We'ro glad you like hin, Mr. W ellis
v WALLACE IRWIN
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Black Leg in Calves. \

n have tlad three calves and on yea r.
ling 10 de tho last four " eaks .$y 30
been unable hs,o g d no,tfe a en
not exnmined) ], zach was found to have
whole left front Les sorn ewhat swollen
T Heart q contained clot ioi blood. many-pI
Is hard as Il a. ball; 81 contents dry. The
calves have good pasture; ycarllng pas
Sture ia somewhat scanty. ana $partlaily
weeds .a. yGp can nsms nv o'ssae
Believe you will benent a great many
farmers and great ly q. opig -, Z
$$S Dr., q O. Ferneyhou gh. State yete RI
marian, makes tho following reply
Tho calves died from the ffects Of q
disease known as black LES; TINS n as.
lection remains In h the carca ss Of ne
.dend animal and from the en- rcnss 4 in-
focts and # pasture the germ remaining
spoFs ' @he be i1i
Bio reproducing the disease In tho call
provided the spore could BY means q
an abrasion OF tho skin or IN ucous ms n *
Srans a e en'as
affected quarter. or leg. upon exa nina q
ton, you VIII hnd the tissues dark and
blood -shot, and IN most cases looks IA
M,t1 5nn e a On runn,ns tie hand over
this. surface while the animal Il is yet
alive, "a cracking sound will be emitted.
iThis Is due to II quantityof gas which
Is formed during the rapid re roduo lion
of tho germ In the animals body. The
disease seldoms Affects a cali unless the
animal isfin fne condition. It requirass
"a rich field for work: The poor. hide 1!,,1,
bound calf does not furnish MIS- ~ " ~
course Of the disease Is very short q! AZ
ter the first symptoms have been 90.
sticed, which arc d vi lness and lame g ~
combined. The course IL too rapid 70
curing in from6six to 4 ten or twelve I've
a Treatment consists n usIng I, me :, :
black leg prepHavgsnt * The he
virginia S Experiment Station for an y, an
plication blank for vaccine TOT caves
md use az directed, s.ssllssss
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The I'D. and the Young Folks,

The I'D. and the Young Folks.
Tho 5Tin,es-Dispntch has received tho
following gratifying communication
Crewe, Va. August 2, 1906.
Editor OF The Times Dispatch: Il
4a Dear Slr.--I have noticed 80 often the
Interest that you take In the young pco-
pie OF the State OF Virginia. and, In fact,
every state of tho Union, that |. boy
of fifteen. want to congratulate you,
May you8and Your paper always pros
per. Respectfully yours,
4 BERNARD CuAlAlINS.
Z Aged, 10 years,
Il Thank you. kindly, esteemed young
friend. The rimes-D spatch is made for
the boys ana girls, as well as for the
men and women, by and by. you VIII
be u man. God sparing you, and you
may be Governor OF Virginia 4 or Presi-
dent of the United States: or you may
be simply a plain citizen on the farm
or In the workshop. but Il you be a
good and useful citizen, and If you can
say within your heart that In reaching
| that estate you We're aided by what you
! read In The Times Dispatch. you Will
/ have paid tribute to the paper which
4 Its owner and editor will esteem above
4 the praise of kings and princes. The
4 Times-Disp9tch exerts itself to amuse
4 and entertain the children, hut not alone
10 that end; II desires above ali ID In
4 struet them IN mind and morals and to
4 help them IN attaining to the highest de-
velopment OF manhood and womanhood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
The Button Case.

N same " II orr valued 8& cont emporaries
!, "a c,,t III cd o,irs hrief notice Of the
~ ,.,o, - Ia Court ~ a meals IL the
,,l IN q 81 hec anse we said a
..yve tbink ne i e safe n saving that
the dec,s,on az lie court was quite I'M
a. a. -, 3 "a y, 4 Z v,t1 tbe ia 81
~ ia - "a 4 and nv he lar genera ly.,
! 5,rha r.1lnener, 5F,xponent saws: 81 *
"yva5 I,nd Thought \ hat the law of the
Ease Vas tho only thing under con-
81 I "a ,on] ~ here we're anv facts or
cv,denc nertaintnr "a The mat ter We
(, "a "a ,led M here fore near 81 t},cn,m
And the T)anyIlle d Register wants to
S,,no =, nov No : mem hers of Tho state
Ia Y ~ q, 4 Ia !, % : a. did rha ,rno es-
r., a., tch = ons,,] -, x IS
me "a Il y /, IL "a "a -, erred $to we're
on,v those onen ~ nnv an5, cverv lay y
4, Z Va !. the deba tes in the constitu-
t,ob.I ronven, ia, es,on Z tho Camera tio :
= !, =, sion fla nrov,sion az the con
.,,t,,t,on ~ " ion m I, ,ss In,
ana IA hrlefs filed IL this case before
ia ! a. ,,r,, nv tho court & rhose doom
- ents ~ re,,, 4 f. we're y i hi fore nv
ia Z, =. / Y ,,o a. = ~ IL leaf m y
{ IN r5lv 4 gest,, them. irrespe ctlye Of
I IL 4 "a lca - inc 10 this mate IA swo
10 "a IS ~ ferr,nr when We said nthat tho
decision /. II tho court was unexpectcd
bv those familiar with the facts OF the
~ = !, l.l5
3 ~ 20 = tha ..ha i eon u u y, va IN 4
or,v ~ v,e,ys ~ Ia 1 :, an hora - ira
y, 4, ~ ,rond ! q : ! +,,eir on,, i'm !
= 49, sod or ran ort ~ va ] nrea.
~ - ~ co,rt ~, - ~ dec,s ,on On J
roa - / I - Z : "a Ia \ ,y,t,, the
a ~ -, / !, : y !, L, 3 : !,
~ ~ ( ! s : y ( Z !, y -
40 ~ a., ,ros ! =, n Z, IL
sN.t ~, IA, ,yoro !, 70 s = = q + y
s'5i Seis IN IL, wv, I, !.
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( Disease 1 of H o,r rises I

wv What 4 Il good n to keep q. horss from
securing AN BY llEsllttli',Ettt,sr'
II Is more frequently a symptom OF fu inc,
tional disorder than an organic disease =.
Honce great care must be exercised ~ IN
feeding and watering. and he should not 9 be
worked immed lately after food OF water vat
has been given. Fast work gEraayla'1ttte '
the trouble. Give IN little bran and
oats three times = day, the folio wing:
opium. half ID ram; q nitrate rate
or Iismuth, three dram4. 5sS 89ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
$50 Forward"
selected for The Tines lspatch.)

708 lSelccted Tor TIC Tlmes-UlBpAtGh,J T1-
Y Wherefore crlest thou unto Me7i-
Exodus xiv, Is. Fl,
Let us try to picture the scene, 4
Wild gorge among mountains. where lofty,
inaccessible cliffs shut Israel In on every
slde; bare, menaclng. pitiless. the
fplecipices closed All around them. In
front was the broad sea, dashed already
by strong east wind to fury, moaning
and splashing through tho whole night.
Behind them, closing the only exit, was
the finest army In the world.
Never We're the physical difficulties In
the way Of progress more palpablei never
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
.Iohn. X. Crrw's IiWife.l

Can any reader OF { rho Times Dis:
g ohn d se Crew W. farmer owner cres
mills ana Crew u farm, IN q New Kent
county, III marry 8 Mr.. Crew s. moved 70
England 1871. @ and left his property ! !;
timer az New Kent county can toll me.
b 533a MRS .ssaMARYsSiLAVVFE
Per ELLA r. fRAINEY J, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
crarpp in Mules Leg,

4 have q mule four years old. has
past past ssix months Some two weeks ngQ
1t vas taken suddenly lame In ~ rlsh
hind len; was real lame for several hours;
would drag Its foot, and could nhardly go
and In Q Few hours u was well II and ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
State Chemist.

To whom should * write i in order 10
have a. test mad for q al cohol In a pro-
tparntion I 81 I am Informed that the ONCE
OF state Chemist has been IA bolished:.i
Therefore, who could make an & t.lciali
Analysts. M s READER
Write to George w. Kotner, Commits
sioncr OF Agriculture. II almond, Va. III!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

IL Mr.. Knowles wants an audience fog
his address on How to Call q s'pad
he has only to Issue inY itations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
ANyife's Debt.

US a woman \ en- gagged y II N the Il mercantile
business E. ana 8marries. & Is Y her husband
bound for debts made before they arc
married, II She give q note Tor 81 af 1.Ee
n ~ a ~ "a OLD SUBSCRIBER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
PossessionIof az Child.

33 4 a. Il child Ia taken by some OF {. lts
parents and reared after its Their died
and nov the father is dead !, and they
haven't any writing or anything to show
that the child was Z given to & them i
the child leaves before It becomes q
age, n can they by law force tho child TO
cone back to them
~ A CONSTANT READER ~
4 We cannot answer this question With
ont knowing moro about the circum-
stances OF the case. ai5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Popular Poetry.

fbis = vlo of an verso three for dollar,)
When Inc wsrld ss sN,sd hssla and dreary'
8 sav ~ 70 Fate When weak and weary,
Observation-Disclosures fer YOU ff5Ss d SSSt a3ii n
When the landlord to- your serie "
"a Wren synur children j eyes are blaary.
And your vile, who's not a perl. & s5sf
~ stumhles In, "a little berry, @3 sSf h Y +
~ CRYING out, In accents teary, u, III 5s5 y
6We are up! against 4, deary| 58lS
Don,tEdecide on lrt..-l.i n II
\ You, II feel better for g CHEEKY So
sS} Twenty tree! Skiddon!S f'ucN' 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

MANS inhumanity to man is getting a
good deal Of publicity through the gras'ft
and greed developed at san Iranclsc o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
"A Curinlr, 8Tobac,,,co,,:.,

"A Does tobacco cure well IN steel roof
lowered barns AZ those covered Will,
boards Or shingles. SlRhI3 "A. 4 u 'V m
# II the barn g Il kept properly vcn-
tilated, 20 that II does NOT become TOO
hot owing 70 the steel root. the tobacco
can be cured properly u "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

1T is curious flat tile strike In Il lsssia
is about to snap for the lack Of snap,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

q Admiral Dewey recently said that this
is q beautiful world, and none q sus Is
anxious to leave It. Wonder how the
Admiral accounts for suicides q ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

N a reporter on one Of the afternoon l nc y
papers tells us that many stories are =. re
afloat as to the wheels whlchrare work. s.
Ing to get finger In the distribution O
the pie" n 3s3 IN IS s5g3
That is almost as startling the q decla-
ration Of the college girl that everywhere
III nature sho saw footprints OF the hand
OF God iEf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

y s"Julan H. Putney. Of near " 13relno,
buckingham county, has filed three com
plants against the Chesapeak e and On "
Railway with the CORPORATION I Commis.
sion. Two OF tho complaints are fagainsl
the freight rates. The third ais agalhss
the company, charging II with CUISINE
white passengers from the chair car On
the James River Division ana g lN,s t''e
seats to colored passen gers, e
For gracious sakel VII the New f lol'i s
Evening Post please take notice N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
How, Unkind.

IIelen---;yY That 10 You think OF my new
engagement ring 81 ss 8,
Hattie--G gorgeous When does IL come
m? I'uck, 81 v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

The liquidation in Wall Street aItd else ]
where seems to be oyer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Sale Of Wine.

III Is Ii unlawful for a retail mere hant 70
selIEbiackberry wine of his own ma koI III
Z - A Ss co INSTANT II READER
Under section 143 OF the revenue law, 2
resident manufacturer OF wine may have hay,
the privilege OF selling wine Of his oWn
manufacture In quantities of not less y han
one gallon without paying the license tax
required by law. This. however, he cam
not do In a local option community. He
may manufacture wine In such locality.
but cannot sell and deliver It therein
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

letter Master CumtniAs, ID an Inv tta-iss
ton ard an incentive. and The y
Dispatch ~ grateful FOR the getttsl - =
lfthouRtt witch troh1rte ed IT. v w al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
#A$Widow's Question.

Will an old 1 Confederate soldier kindly.
give mo the war & record OF w lillian
Robert Thomas. a He Joined the CoaSed. .
crate army in 1862 or ] S63, in Richmond,
and remained until 1t closed.
g,Sss1 am his widow and am very anxious
to know who wero tho commanding ON
GERS and the name OF tho company hs
n MRS, y,r. II. " THO NiAB. nj
5sSy Yho can giYe the information? is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Z Making a Will.

II q man makes his will. which Is Wit
wards ne attaches a codicil to same, con-
sVeytnR the remainder Of his esta to, wits
MESSED BY a magistrate, who takes hlss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to his signature. Will
~ - a n. NJ CONSTANT READER.
"A codlcil. like a. will, TO be valid under
the laws OF Virginia, must be tested py
two subscribing witnesses. unless wholly
written and signed by the .testator hlm-
self; hence. his acknoWledg nent before
a justice will not be valid. Ell is;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Disease Of Chickens.

sl Please tell mo what to DO for chickens
that are affected IS with Timber neck--I
suppose that Is the name OF the disease
they have. for they get weak In The
back, and the neck becomes Timber, and
they also have bowel trouble. BY tell.
greatly oblige =, !. !, ', !, !, Y,
y The disease in question has been fully
says the Bureau Of Animal ma
Industry, OF the United States Depart-
3ment OF Agriculture, and onseaeuntly
there is no remedy. III Il NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
.Caln!,ninszcoe.1.,.

Il pleate publish III your next 4 Sundays
Times. Dispat Oh A reciree, s Tor canning
93.s, suBSCRfBEHs
Il your question is$ answered elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
The Third District.

3S Please give In your Sunday paper the
names OF the cities ana coirtics CONF
pG Gs ana ine men,bsrs u Whits male
citizens Ia each. Of n y t,lt age.
;l 4sai MS q I "A Il HLBSC RIBE
Ches terrified. Goochland. Hanover q Hen--33
rico. King William. New Kent ana the
cities Of Richmond and Manchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

.'oh! what Is life?'' asked the lad sS}
+ 1 Upon tho river 8 bank, s45
IIe answered me with half-shut eye;
nCome off-conundrum crank! n
&ssg f}.i 3 s55s5 Az --I3,1cls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Canning I'M Corn.

81 Please publish In your next paper q
5recipe8for canning corn n
%@ &. VIII eggs hatch that have been In
salt Keep TIL used NJ RS. - TX.
i. In order to make canned corn keep.
ii must be heated under pressure to a.
.degrees-250 degrees for half an hour.
Very few individuals are equipped for
doing this. n III }s3s5i5 II y ,,I
3. Eggs that have been packed In salt g
for any apr eciable length OF time Will
not hatch. Alt is5 "a 3sl y;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

Bright AKaina n 70 day IL was taken In left
y hind leg Il In sam way and got over Il
IN about tame leng III Of time. Now, can
Byou given cause ana treat emit for this
trout le. The mule seem i to be perfectly
healthy and III good working order. There
seems 70 be- no tend erness anywhere and
no - wellir Il, S s sf SUBS CRIBHR
Il occlrs sometimes 10 animals that
stand on slopirs ;hoors. II can Ito occur
soon az tor exercise. Apply the following
lininent Chloroforrn, 9 OUNCES 81 soap
siinine iit, 8 ounces. Mix ana apply on
the inside of the thigh i q IN my opinion
IL arlses from Indigestion. and have found
q few doses Aof pnrgativs medicine and
entire change Of diet to b very effectiys.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
TING 4 CoSt h of BuildinR. 4

f85I Ehe CoetH OF BuildinE IN I'm
Is that fis Y the al ttsrsnHs Ia the cost Ok
compared with 1900 Y. R.fI
From the best ntormati Ion u We can
gather tho "a average Is increase 10 about
twenty per cent. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
.Politicall.

z Gould you give me tho names and ad-
dresses OF the. chairman of tho Demo-
cratic, also chairman ot Republican Cam-
paign Committee, and whether orinot they
Could give information concerning their
party; or whom could 7 refer to for lt2
pi,e address of the chairman Of the
Democratic Congressional Campaign Conn
imlttee Is Hon, James Griggs, Munsey
building, Washington, d. g. The address
OF the chairman Of the Republican Con-
gresslonal Campaign Committee Is Hon.
James 8. Sherman, chairman Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee, at,
James Building, broadway, New York,
"A communication addressed as above,
even darkly limiting Of a desire for.
formation, win result In bringing to The
writer untold apeeches and other can7
ipaign documents. whose alleged object
.wiN be his edlAcatlon ana enlightenment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
suNDA AUGUST =, 4: 1000 X

II oWfTo GALL TIN Es.DlsP'ATo q s.l'Si
! U Persons wishing 10 communicate 18th
4 Tie Times Dispatch by telephone will q SIX
central for "4o41,n' and on being N /. !.
swered from the office switchboard VIII
Indicate the department or person vi til
+ whom they wish to speak. AZ {5y S8 s5sf "a
4 "A When calling between 6 Az NJ n and g
A.S M, call 10 central office direct for 4041
composing ROOM 4o42 business office, 4o4a
5 for mailing and press rooms. N iss "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
The Query,

flisG755t = AN Is x ~ J & YFf
,"Oh what is life 2" asked q sage, sSs8
III Who YEARLY trudged by, a
He shook his head, b showed white With
'.Who knows n was the reply.
con! what Is llfey" I asked the maid
she smiled, and then abe sighed:
tt.Nay, who can tel I? I'm sure not ! s"Ai
Tho maiden fair replied. NJ,
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-12

Some married men are like roos-
ters-they never let out a crow
without first looking over their
shoulders.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-12

and Waltz from Gounods
Faust" Mozarts'' Twelfth
Mass" with its world-widely IA
nous "Miserere,' Dream of Love-
by J. B. Viano, and several other
classics were rendered by Prof.
Viano on the violin in a manner
that cleary places hin out of the
amateur class-there was a soul
and feeling in the tones of his in
strument that made the audience,
to man, sit up and take notice.
Prof. Theeds Accomplishments
were faultless and most praise
worthy. Besides the instrumental
part of the informal program, solos
were sung by Messrs. Chas. More
ard Stegman, while all hands join
ed in singing My Old Kentucky
Home. McGary lent spice to the
occasion by his rendition of a few
we'll chosen Rags"
In conversation with Deputy
U. S. Marshall Haynes and COM
missioner Norris, a HERALD report
er learns that the examining trial of
the two Mexican revolutionists ar
rested in Rio Grande City day-be-
fore yesterday, was concluded yes
terday evening, one of the parties
pleading guilty. Failing to make
bonds they were both placed in jail
awaiting the action of the federal
grand jury which convenes here
the first Monday in December. As
was reported in yesterdays HER
ALDpapers and circulars of a revolu-
tionary nature were found in pos
session of these parties and will be
in evidence against them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-12

veyors will go back on their work
of locating a permanent line. As
our readers will remember, the
liue has only been located per-
manently thirty miles out from
Brownsville.
Chas. S. Arnold and wife, of
Marion, Indiana, who have been
spending several days here for
pleasure and incidentally looking
at the country, left for their home
this morning. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Olive Wakefield
and Mrs. T. c. Shaw of Decatur,
Illinois, who also left with them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-12

If woman WIZ an angel wuntz
as some believe it was only wuntz.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-12
PERSONALS.

o. G. Moore came in this after
noon from Lonsboro.
D. Anderson and family came
up from the coast this morning.
Mai. Jno. B. Armstrong left this
morning for his home at Katherine.
Andres Champion was a passen-
ger down on this afternoons train.
S. G. McWhorter, a prospector
from San Antonio, left this morn
ing.
A. ]. Conditt, real estate man
from Houston, left this morning
for his home.
T. o. Philibert left this morning
for Corpus Christi, where he tells
us he is now making his home.
Mrs. F. c. Pierce and children
left this morning for Dallas, where
they will remain until after the
fair.
Mrs. J. L. Landrum from Ran
cho Cipres, spent last night i'll
town, leaving for home this morn
ing.
John McAllen left this morning
for Raymondville, from which
place he goes to his ranch in Hi
dalgo county.
R. w. HOLMAN, a grocery drum
mer from Houston, after spending
several days here left this morning
for the interior.
Jno. NJ. Haynes, U. S. Deputy
Marshall and 7. B. Norris, U. S.
Commissioner, arrived on the noon
train from Rio Grande City.
Charlie Champion and Mrs. NJ.
Keller were passengers up from
the Point this morning and after
spending the day returned home
this afternoon.
J. c. Dupree of Chicago, who
has been here looking after lands
was an outgoing passenger this
morning. He was very enthusiast
tic about this country and will
probably return sometime later.
w. Houghton and sou, who
have been running a plumbing es-
Enlistment here fer the past two
and half years, are packing up and
will leave Monday for Houston,
where they will open a similar
business.
]. W. Thompson, who has re-
Gently located at Harlingen paid
THE HERALD very appreciative
and substantial call this morning.
Mr.. T. is from Bell county and he
tells us several of his friends from
that county will soon come to the
Harlingen to locate.
Jno. D. Hill, who has charge of
the surveying corps of Col. Lott 5
proposed railroad, came in last
night night from Corpus Christi.
Mr.. Hill informs US that the sur
veyorn reached the city limits of
Corpus Christi Wednesday even
ing. He also says that after few
more days work there the sur
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