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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

Suor olird bic b~criibnltcn @cbriioer
Hniicl 5ur 9l%lliiii6rnnN. Go2 Stiitf
Gonbclt pon cintn ihlollcn 9ianlol,
fen GiehItd6l, Dciicn Tcriiber sit
iiltocn minroglid crid)cint. Die Foli
sci itcft oil Gnoc i6rcr &cnlttntNl1,
6i3 jnci Srldn0cr iidl OILS Gcteftln8
olS M1od)elt pcrticiocn mo nodl
mcGrercr 9tiobrnoacn @ntfonlnic'i
bic Gerbred)cr pcrboitcn.
@lnncp's Sbcnter.
400 Yroiro 10 beg" lit Scr litcl
Don Sincoln Carriers nclleitcm Wclo-
ordllia, iueld)es bieie &odlc III @!a.
nep's Greater sur anffiibrnns &C.
laugt. Cine bodtnterennnte 8e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

SrGbilde @e6urt0togSa
fcicr. 49, Die 9cunltcn unO Iirefto.
rem oeS rs. I. @ontcr' ihell 9lrbeiter.
aranten llntcritiiBul9S . &ereinS"
i%ciertcn lcbten Gonncrito9. oen s. Sc
brllor. 0oS 80. @cbirtStugsiclt Ibrc3
oltbeip1brtcu Gbrcn : ShoBnleiitcrS
Srn. &nrl Suiincr III @iolcnner @eilc.
Iircftor Silippino. Sprcder 0eS Ser.
Gins, brod)te I'M 9tomcn iGnuttlihcr
Mnmcicnocn oic bcitcn @liidipiinld,e
5llnt @cbilrtSta9c 0nr. mo 5lpar ais
Dem licbcn Srclll0c mo bud)geldl0t.
ten %lnllgj0brigcn WItorbciter lno Nts
geltcltcr Der y. I. @nlltcr'iden tSo.
BRIT. Gam %crruGbntc CT loben0 un0
onerfcnmcno bic mnid)GBbnren Ser
olcnlte, Die lid Scr Sllbilor olSSd)obs
mciltcr mo @brcl'S dlnbnlcliter lclt
ocni longcll Ncitehcn 6c9 Gcrcin3 ltll
0Cnlclbcn eripurbcn bat. mo ldlob
nit Der Soiinlulg mo benl @u1tid,c.
0ob or ltod) uiclc Sabre lang lcinc be
mobrtcn arGitc Dem &creinc lpibmeil
m6gc, OH Dob ocriclbe iortblilbe mo
geoci1c. mic biSbcr.
Siernili ilberreid,tc Iircttor &. 4.
". @oitcr. Wcncrul. Superintendent
Der Tirmo. inn Nunncn Der Mmpciens
Den Dem @eieierten inter ber5lidcn
Wortel eill Wnd)tuolleS @ebllrtStag3s
geid)cllf, peldeS Don ocnt Iidtlid)
llcbcrrnid)tcn oonten0 ongcnommcn
prroe, jitgleid) NIT Der frellnolidca
Gillloonng. nit Inn altf lein @obl
lllo 0oS Woblcrgebcn oeS SereinS
uro oler %ieinerl Treunoe 5lt trinfen.
Sn iirgemiltblid)er @eiie urlo bette.
rer @eielid)nft mltroe muudpr Sooit
mo Sod n~liSgebrnd)t lillo anilj ener.
Gid, 9etritnfcn ollf bos Vliibeu uro
8eoeiben oes .T. I. 8onter'ihcn
Nrbeltcr Hroflten lltterItilBitilgs :
@ereinS" lnb oeiicn bod)geebrien
Gbrcn.S 6osnIciiier. Nit cinem Orci.
iadlen Sod oui sic Sirno mo bie
beioen Serreu i. 4. utb e. 3. ".
@urter trernte man iid) IN lp0ter
gbenoitunbe.
6etrnut. - Sr. Nleronocr 9as
llfo mo SRI. 0ricoerife Siibler iplir.
Den Wlttiuo6 gbeno s ltbr in Der
Wobnnng Der Gltcrll Der 9raut. Srn.
mo Srou Charles 9iibler, Gr. 95S,
Norb.@ nibington= StroBe. BON Yn.
itor !. @crlpiebe 5ilnl Yunoc iiir's Sc.
ben oerelnt. al$ 9rantiungier inn.
girte SRI. anno Baltic. SdmeIter
oes gruutigomS. uno 9rnutfiibrer
luor Sr. Sorrn 2uB. Der 8ruoer Scr
Sroit. @odl Der Sronili,g. an mef.
der piele Gerunnote nno Sreunoc
oeS gliidlifcn Taores tbcilnabmen,
iolate bis sn ip1ter Nahtitunoe cine
froblihe Sodp5eitsieier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
Hnfrre Tbenter.
.Albou0b'9 Ebcotcr."

VNi l y " u " ~ > = u w
Otargorct Anglin tritt Oicie @nd)e
III oNlbau0b's Shcater" in Der HolC
Der u3tru" IN Dem gici6nuuigcN
Stiidc n3iro" olli. Cine bcOettcn0c
Gbnrottcrrolc in Dem StiIde lit
oltd) Die oc9 Sir 6reocrid anou-
les" Die non Geo. 3. lithcroO0c &c.
lpielt miro. Sn DEM Stiidc lit Cir
6reocrid Gin Noupthirltrg III Der
engliihen 9lrnlcc, mo in Scr Grill
hing icincr Nflidlten tyiiit cr ultdl
u3iro," uno sic HoQcn 9ciOcr inn
GilBcrlt poiicno ST. cinonOcr. Gtr0
20 unocrc Ghurottcrc trctcn in oclt
Stildr ulli.
oM f Nfu6rmic.
%u Der .Wiuiif NfoOemie" miro
Charles Irobnluu oirie Nod}c cine
Shntcipcore Srric 5lr 2hlfiiibrln1N
brilINcn. III mclG)tr 4. s.. Sntbcrn
MD %ulil Mnrlous Die Mluptrollcl
itbcrncbmcn mcr0rn. 0oa Hcpcr-
toirc miro lolar1oea icin: MontoQ,
Wiitpod) Ii. 6rcItoQ Nbcn0 Sluclftl
9ti8bt," in pcld)cu StiIt 6rk Minr
lone 0jc Mouc DER %iOla mo Nr.
Sotbcrn 5!tnl Critrn Mtolc Oicicl,iGc
non MolUiolo ilbcrnebmcu miro;
9ienita0 NbcnO o9iOueo mo Nllllet,"
0omucritog Nbeno m1o Sluitala
Miotince nShe Iunnin1 ri tie
Siren" Nr. Sotbcrll nlO Sri.
Morloruc mcrOu III Oicicm Stild
sum- eriteu Ntolc ais Ectrlldo, rep,
Motbariue nltitretcl. Zen SdlluB Der
Scric am SomitNN 9lbcuo biIOct Ser
aoufmom pom &cnc0i8" nit Nrn.
Sotbern mo Sri. Marlonc sum- CT
lteu W}oIe bier ais SbUIoG, bcjic
blm9Smciic &ortio.
nSorG@ Oprrnbuu@." u
Sir Die piClcu Hcmun0crCr poph
Slond,e @ulib lit Die NltilnoiQlunQ,
ooB bic brgobtc Sdouipiclcrin OicIe
Node III nSSor0'aG pcruboUa" IN Sbt
@on1nl III tie Guir" oltiyrcten miro,
0eiuib cine frobe Nntldoit. Sri.
@nlib trot bier 5lrn1 lebtcn Molc II
.Hclurcctiut" 0lti. mo 1clcgcNtlld
0ielcS WnltlpiclC@ crll0tetC lie Ole
id)0nitcn Srilnlp6c III ihrcr Gar
ricrc. &n Dem lclIcn Gron1o "Sht
Mnnnn in the Gnlc" miro NrlgSallh
0ur5 bcionocr9 @Clc9cllbclt bobelt,
lid, IN ibrcm id)onitcn &orlcl 5l SET
gen. Sic Gidtltng bot bis jcbt ilbcrs
oil, no lie altiAcfilbrt mlroc, 0rnBcH
Nlliicbcn crrC9t. 81 Acp Dorf luur'
&c oiciclbc 5cblt @odcn nod)eiruns
Der nit 0rpbcnl grfolgc ollI9cfllbrt,
Sri. WuIN miro bon elmer NIt50ll
bcruorrogclocr &iinitlcr ul0 Stint
lerillllclt. oorltntcr Murtilt Illop,
Srullf SbcrioolL Nurrp Ho0crs, =.
,S0c, ". MuoSlporth Nun. (roucrH,
Sorotbp Corr, Glconor Gnrcp, @rocc
Gibbons, aotbcrinc @eu mo Sean
Eotriqlin nntcrltilBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
N u0itprinnl III"

Sn yguoitprimn" luirb oicic @od)c
.. Z. 8Diinrp'S NroBurtigIter mliii
foliiher GrioIg .Sbc Sbolp Wirl"5ur
gllfiiibruto aclongcl. GuS Stiid
boltbclt BON cilcr Sbentcr @ciell.
id)oft, mclhc iii @riedcnlnllo in Die
Bride ging. Scr @cidldftsiiibrcr
DER 8eieaidoit, GiolpIills Sin, &c.
lunat srfdllig in ocn Belts eincrgSiill.
ihclfoppe, lpeld)e i'm i'll Stnnb icst,
ieilc Sellte otis ibrer elenocl cage
III bcfreien u1O in eli mabresG oraoo
81 periescn. Cine InBabl Sollitc,l
uro SpeSialiiten auf Der GouOepille,
giibne meroen @elegenbcit bdben, ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
9lnS Baltimore . Gpnnti.


Hnlprlla' e''e" S0llopnu)'et" o''l
ielnc Grnotc, SoltlnIore Goull'
tn ucrlull0t sic %cr6ciicrunN Don
3oLlpcilru nrr committeeman
onr,bo, >o. nr,, n,,,r, N,,6I !
"' ~
SU'i0'''O'''''
Hid)tcr Il. Charles @urfc lnb &C.
Itrru NlorQcn I'M &rciaAcrldDtc SIT
COMPTON lctnc EUt1dlct0ln4 lm Sdllt
ocA <ohn ~, NomCl Ncgcll Gto@. u.
Gormlnc ub, Der lclt ctlud rltenI
Sabre III Dem Wcrldltc lhiucbtc. Gic
GutlhciounN ficI }l @lnitcn ota
MlGgcrH aus mo mudlt Den 5CltlUct
li3cu Giubult2bCicbl, mcldcn NUucll
crlun0tc, permanent, ourdl luCld)cN
Garmlnc 00ron Q~rItN0Crt miro, 0cnJ
&i0Gcr Dos Glnbcmlcl lclucr Grnotc
mcbrcrc MouOlc u0d) Nblallt Nca
&0dtpcrtru0c@ II utrblctcll. GrrGlo'
ger, %obn ". %olpul, pOdtctc oNl Is.
Ec5cnlbcr 1900 upll Dem %crtIo0trll
0ciicu 6urm llubc FjtcHpille ollI Die
3citOouer polt orci GoDrcn, pom t.
O}Gr5 1901 al, lnltcr Der Nrotis
Alll0 oar Der NocltCr III rr1lllorcr
N$tlic 002 S0llo bchullcll loltr. Slll
"a So t- th,AA 80 Il. / 1900
@crblIe ofH NoDreH lH'3 'oetc Nolpell
ollr Der Nornl III rcAtlliloBlAtr NFi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

Sncprporntion - Iie, Yol,,
leuuro Heoltp or0 Development So"
iulroc geltcrn oirh 5. $. Selparo.
Snmuel &. Eenb, y. .. Soiimnit, ".
y. Gblen mo ". y. SentreB incorpo.
lirt 5ilnl 3lped bcS Infouis. Ser.
fouis mo SouoelS III @%runoeigcu,
tbilni. Ina Nf%tlcntopitol bctr1gt
$4,000, beitebeno in 1900 slftien gum
Yoriwcrtbe poh je $50. "'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

,.lan'id)cn &in0cr III ncuncl. Nld).
niltQ0a &oritclum0cn mcrOcl am
Wonto0 WittmoNL IrcitoN ut0
SMnitng BET % &cuta Gintritt Nc8c.
bClt.
rSbcW oDCtn."
9tod) elmer Gr0ifnlul0aluodlc, il,
mcidlcr 0na Sous tdNlih bis illnl let
Item Rlut5C air4rfiiilt mar, bcaiunt I'M
DWnpcttr (hcMer" Baltimore Ctr.
mo Gllitom 6uuic Nucruc, urn
Dtontng sic ~ S%cribncrs' @ouWinp-
Q%liCr00cr2 Co." cine Crguniiutipn
DON ipc5icllcnt @crtbe, Elm cimp3.
d)CntIidle0 Wuitipiel. Gas YroQromla
iii Cin GiiBCr't Invertebrates. Cine Der
Nauptottruttioucn Der Grippe limo
sic 16 9ie0 NuDen G00cttrn, bits.
Idlc llllac Of0od)clL ln flci0inmen
ltnlfornlCL Die III nllcll cltrop0ilhcn
St06tcn NIT GrinlN oltf0ctrctcn
inn. Inter Den &oil0cuilc GClrbrrs
tGtelt, mcldlc nuitrctcn mcr0cn, bCiin
Den id, Die @clhuiitcr Norriiou,
@ourln Sltllu II, @olrIu in otrobu
tiid)cn Grccutri5itdtcL &crrp II. Der
IN. Wrpertc All pcrid)iCnrnCn muiifGs
iii0cn >SnitrnmCntcrL lulo Sninc8 II.
Hlcu Cooper, Die GliBcn oSbc NO.
piicr" mo oNon llp }JcnIt" fonuucu
3lr N%nifilhrlutA.
m ornamental lhc0ter,"
Seine @urlcHfcn mcy6cn oicic g&c
dc im yMonmlcntol 5bcotcr" Don
0cn oIiacr 2%iiic5" }lr NniiiibrmJ
0cbrutbt. llrttr OCn Gin5cl Guritcl.
lem tciin0cl lid: NIcy, Carr, ais
9iodubmer iiioiiNCr Gboroftcrc 90.
uccn uio Grob els N~trobutcn, Hidjp
Craig. Nuiif &Omitcr, GurricG3icr
lno Spcttt NCbb GuHniulbum un6
Yoro, (Guicrinncr. Mln !. Goofc,
rnO Scarc!tc SbcnpooN, Sonbrcttc.
o&iiou."
Gam Ecucrc'2 YCun Gompom"
uall Gli2cnrd6ltcn @iinitlcrn olta az
len lbcilcn or4 Youota tritt oicic
NoGc in oH'iioll 6omjlicn (bca.
fer" all Der I'll Baltimore. uubc
&lopoitroGG 0Hi. llntcr Den Viii
9licScrn Der GonDGQuic Gciin0cn lid
picIe mohlbcionnte Enrite0er, 0nrrul.
Ter Nn0p SUpi2 4 50. in .She Guccu
Of @nporin". non Ncriep Wcruro3
mo 9lil0u SCpl3; bic fomliidcn Miro
Batch nSNc S~dlroocs;" bic .Nijou
Gnntc0p Sour" Dos bcitc Guurtctt
oltf Der Nurlcsfc 9iiGnc; Die Sous.
oioutcn @cihpilttr Ncpc0; Minuic
@ronpiGc, SGngerin +; >Sohn MlirFnn,
@onIifer; @orrp NSopo, &irtllolc, mo
Der cilt5ig o~oitchc10c Gam Tcpcr',
Sic 5llr Nuifilbrung fommcnocn
aoniooicn iiltb: Mt tie Scoltb DE.
iort" u11h YS6e YNiifiiiii," 9ciOc oll2
Der tScocr bon Yliop EeluiS.
8. Ecobpbn Mccitnl.
Sic Hrinio0onru Wo1onic airfbp.
'2unl. bercn SoritcQilng bon oaun-
brp" III yTuriiial" cincs Der bcnlcr-
fcllSiucrtbcitcn GreiNniiic Der Icttcll
Saiinn mar. miro Baltimore Wele-
gcilbeit gebcn, Tie 5lllI eriten Male III
circm @eiorgs-N ccifol I'M vYcobo.
on" am 6reitog, oen IL, 6ebrnor,
God)nllttags, 81 borelt. 5olgenoes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

I. Stltrttf S0ltc SQuzT0QO,
Meilen;
s.. Iiitrift - 9cuper 0am9too1
bis mad, Oregon. 2I2 MtciIen;
g.. Siltrift 49, Sails. Hono. BON so.
deus oItem &unie bis nad) Molnt
@oibin9ton, 80 McIlcn;
10. 9iltritt - WtonorzNoo0, BON
Smcct 2Iir bis Sodionoiuc, IA Mcilc;
#. Giitrift - YONG @rccn 3lucig
Der 6orioro Nucnc,c q S%urnpitc, /
Wtcilc;
-. Giitrift - G'9onncl StroBe l..
(roppc Rooo. = Meilen;
13. Giitrift - gSilfcnS yueultc, /
Wicilc;
#. 0iitrift - Grontlin Npcnuc, I
NtciIr;.
Is. 0iitritt - Wtioolc Nipcr=Nono,
3 Mtcilc1. ..
0ic NciommItc MciIcn5obI Scr ucr.
lnnNtcn &erbei'crun0cn bctrd1t 1921
Wicilcll.
AuNuit y. Gbcrt 1cm INIT
Eru6cb.
Ter Yrujcb 0c3 NllNllit y. ebert.
in Nirno 4. ebert \ Sobne. gc9cI
MiorihoI Nnllt, &cnru NJ. Snnt mo
&oicpb Z. Yortcriielo. III Nirn1o SIRE
oerid @beeI onb N%pnoin0 81, ser icrt
leBtcnl Miithpod) IN Solulon ucrhun
oclt lulIroc, hat nit cincnl l(rtbcll jll
Wunitcn ser &lGNer 0ccnbct mo 0ic
al0Ncr lulIr0cn Sllr 3ubIunN BON
Sl2I.59 perllrthcilt.
SO ami ciucu &urf.
Nr. :. VI. Mc@imli3 BON Sbnnc,
HoItinlore.Gomtu lit ser Gigcntbii'
mel bon orci SGllcnL lueldlc filr5lih
36 Scrfcl uul clnnlol lunricn. Sl
elmer Eurtlc lpnrcn -. III Der ullocrcu
II mo III Der 0rittcn 10 Ncrtel. &on
oiclcn Schen nod 33 Stiid, mo 0e:l
lcBtcu Nndlridtcn 5lllnl1c %bciulocll
iid) sic Miittcr Scr itortcn Nonlilic
oen l(nlitoloen nod ongemclicl
lpobl.
Ncrr Nio9clp ploBlid ) &c.
lturbcu.
Gincr Scpeide ans GhurleatomlL
@..&o, 5lriol9c lit ooielbit Sr. :. @.
MioNclp. cin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ans
Baltimore ploBlid III ocnt oSciierioHs
Sotcl" gcltorbcn mo spar al cinell
ShIogfIuiie. Serr Hioaclp lpnr Scr
Sobn 0c@ pcrItorbenen MfoiorS Sbo3.
u. HioQclp BON Der Goniooerirtcn
Nrmcc mo luohntc 5l Tcldl Mo. Gr
bintcrl0Bt iiebeu &inoer mo elmer lei
ller SGbnc begub lid gcitern nod)
GhorlestpiulL llll Den Seidnnm 0c@
GntcrS BON BORT lldd) baltimore 81;
brin9ell. ,. .,.,I
Scnrp Hubl gcitorben.
Nr. Scnrp Hubl, elm befouulter Wc.
luobncr BON Wouult WinonS, lit am
t~Srcitn0 bnielblt I'M Iltcr bon So Sab
rem gcltorbcn. Gr unter5og lid) Dor
cinigen Soocn cillcr operation bon
mcldcr er iid) llid)t luicoer crbolte.
Gr fam Dor ctUu 80 Snhreu aus
Gclltid)lonb. 40 CT 9eborcn luur. nod
Baltimore nlO bintcrloBt icd)S ain-
Der.
3ur Grlnncrung an " III.
VI. Hubp.
Sic Snntilic 0cS peritorbcucn NrI.
ISM. NJ. Hllhu bon Somion bot bon
Der Mornldnocr WroBIo9c bcS Or
Ocn1 Scr Sob Tclolu@" cillcn prud)t.
pol ul9Nciilbrtcn SroucrbcihlllB
ilbcr 0oS Nblcbcn Oca oll1cmein &c,
od)tctcn &critorbercn crbolten. Scrr
Mllbp mar bel 9cb5citcu Mciitcr Der
@roBlo9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

Dic YorOiirobcn Gonmiiiion oc3
Gou1tpo NppIItntlOncn lilr Die Bee.
bciicrung Ger iolAcn0en SonoltruBca
an Die Observation-Disclosures numii-
lion crGcbct loiicr miro, nm fiIr oie@
iclbcn S%tootSbiiIic Ill crlnrgcl:
I. Iiitrift - Gbnlon0ion. Npcinlt,
, Oicilcn;
,. Giltrift - Do Court Hono, ,
Uicilcn;
,. Giiirift r. Eorf. @eiDbts .guenue
(ucrlonoert). 3 WtciIcn.
I. Iiitrift ~ BART Scibt9 Nucrnc.
/ Weilen;
.. Giiritt r. 6eGS Giooo, , 0iciz
lcti;
I 6. 0iitrift 6relono.Mono, > Mci.
leil;
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-31
A Clever Massachusetts, Horse.

Wilbur F. Young of Springfield
recently purchased what is prob
ably the best trick horse ever seen
in the city, those seen in the circus
ring not excepted. This horse is a
gray gelding, and has been named
The Jew.
The Jew can do the fox trot,
single foot, lope, canter to right
or left or lead with either foot; he
can do the Spanish walk, high trot,
two step and kneel to let a rider
mount. The Jew is absolutely with
out fear, and if the rider has the
nerve to keep his seat, will mount
a steep flight of stairs without fall
tering. As handsome animal as
we'll as one of remarkable intel
ligence, The Jew makes notable
addition to the show horses of
Springfield. Springfield (Mass. }
Homestead.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-31
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness if caused by an inAamed condi-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube is Unnamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inhamed con
tition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured be Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall Family Pills for constipation
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-31
Letter to Rev. W. n. Petty.
Brownsville, Texas.

Rev Sir: In making pastoral
visits, of course, you do not consi-
der your pleasure or comfort or
ease; you go where your people
live. But you have two sets of
feelings in going about-can't help
tive all have. But you especial
ly have; for part of your business
is sympathy. Well-kept lawns and
well-tilled fields, nice homes and
nice people, are cheerful to you,
as they are to everyone. Tumble
down buildings, poor fences, men
harrassed by burdens too heavy for
them, overworked women, and
dirty-faced children, you may be
strong to get on with; but you
would be more than human to find
inspiration in misery.
Paint divides the two sorts of
people: one paints, and the other
don't. Or, perhaps, the thrifty
paint well; the unthrifty paint ill.
To paint we'll is to keep paint
sound. There are two ways to do
it, one is bound to paint often; the
other to use good paint.
1t costs about half as much to
paint Devoe as to paint with any
other paint; for Devoe takes fewer
gallons than mixed paints and
wears twice as long as lead-and-
oil.
The thrifty ard comfortable have
the art of using money more wise
Iy. How lucky they arel how
happy!
Yours truly,
81 F " DEvoE & Co
P. S. Frontier Lumber Co sell our
paint.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-31
Bad Case Of Sabbath Breaking.

On a recent Monday morning
the pastor of a church in Virginia
was the recipient of a basket Of
strawberries brought to him by a
little girl of the parish.
Thank You very much, my
dear" said the minister. These
berries are as fine as any I've ever
seen. 1 hope, towever, that you
did not gather them yesterday
the Sabbath. -
No, sir replied the child.
l pulled EN- early this mornin,
but they was a-growing all day
yesterday. ''-Harper's Weekly.
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A Famous Model Dead.

Boston. Miss Olive Hatch, who
years ago posed for picture paint
ed by w. NJ. Drown called Chris
tan Endeavor,'' which has been
reproduced all over the world, is
dead.
The scene of the picture is laid
in front of the Old South Church,
and shows a sweet-faced young
woman helping drunkard, who
has been lying in the snow, to his
feet. The interesting fact about
the picture is that it was painted
from an actual occurrence.
One night several years ago
Miss Hatch, who was walking
home from the theater, saw .
drunken man lying in the snow.
She helped him to his feet and
took him to restaurant, where a
hot supper was given him.
Artist Drown happened to be a
witness to the incident and per-
suaded Miss Hatch to pose for him,
that he might elaborate on the
sketch he made at the time. New
Work Times
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Excursion Notice.

Account meeting Texas Woman S
Press association at FL Campo,
June 20 and 81, tickets will be on
sale June II and Is for S11.35,
limited to return in ten days from
date of sale.
Account annual meeting Retail
Grocers association at Denison,
June II aud Is, tickets will be sold
on June 10, limited to return June
IS. Fare for round trip, S23.15.
Child's rate one half of adult
rate for all of the occasions named
above. G. Porter, Gen'l Agt.
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Reflections of a Bachelor

Too much publicity spoils a good
deed.
There Is nightly little fun in
being the kind Of fellow that IS fit
to go in a sermon.
It would be awful queer to love
woman WHO would believe you
without your telling her SO every
ten minutes.
An awful good recipe for the
complexion IS to be a telephone
girl when man IS cussing the
wrong number she gave him =
Chicago News.
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Golf Conn.

Governor Curry advocates killing
of all the Pulujaues. The coffin
concession in the Philippines ought
to be valuable, under that policy.
Baltimore Sun.
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Dire Denial.

The Tribune's Washington cor
respondence speaks of William
E. Chandler's open defiance of the
president" Mr.. Chambers open
defiance consists in denying that
he is liar.-New York Tribune.
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Houston Use for Water.

Houston has voted for the public
ownership of the waterworks plant
At Houston water is used for bath
ing, culinary and manufacturing
purposes. Dallas Times Herald.
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Pay the Fiddler.

Five times has Governor Robert
L. Taylor fddled to Tennessee for
the Office of United States senator.
1t will soon be time to pay the
hddler.-New York World.
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His Last Day

In Brownsville, Wednesday, June
!. Wheelus will return to Corpus
Christi and will not return until
fall. If you want photographs, go
now. 3-29 ga
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Notice.

The gentlemen composing the
membership OF the Business Men 5
League and those composing the
membership OF the Commercial
Club are requested to meet for the
transaction of important business
on Thursday, the 5lst Of May, at
s p. m, the former at the Federal
court house and the latter at the
county court house in this city.
P. E BLALAcK,
Chairman Business Mems League,
and President OF the Commercial
Club.
Signing your name to q friend 5
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Notice.

l am now ready to receive rendi-
tons of city property for taxes for
year 1906. Please call at my Office
and make renditions.
SANTOS VALDEZ,
City Tax Assessor.
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WASTING STRENGTH

Women who suffer from unnecessary. dsageeable,
painful, weakening, female complaints will find that
Wine of Cardu is safe and pleasant remedy for all
their ills 1t acts directly upon all the delicate, named
tissues, purifying the blood throwing off the cogging
matter and relieving female disorders such as irregular,
scanty profuse painful catamenia prolapSe, etc.
Also relieves headache, backache, dizziness,
cramps, dragging pains, nervousness rrtablity, etc.
If you need advice, write us letter, telling US all
your symptoms We will send free advice Gin plain
sealed envelope) Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept,
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Gotham: So heard"
Church: You heard it,"
Gotham: Yes; my wife was
standing up all the way, right in
front of you.-Yonkers Statesman.
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Subscribe to THE HERALD.
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How He Knew.

Church: What do you think
happened to me today? 1 came
uptown on a car, and had a seat
all the way up!"
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OFFICERS:
William Kelly Pres. S. L. Dwormon lst Vice Pres.
w. N. Radcliffe, I'd Vice Pres A. Ashheim, Cashier
James B. Wells. Attorney
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Signing your name to friend 5
note is 4 bad sign.
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OUR FUNDS are protected in a
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People who intrust their money
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