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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-29

$3.50 ParasoIs, s1.5e.
Fifty White Linen Para
soils. with deep border of
embroidery or plain.
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DIMITY BED SPREADS REDUCED.

From practlcaI experience It has been
demonstrated that the Dimity Bed Spread is
the IDEAL spread for summer. They have
lately been adopted by the infrmaries and
hospitals. They wear longer and wash better
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-29
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN

This department daily increases. We
show garments that are we'll made and good
fitting at price savings that are well worth
considering If you are not acquainted with
our stock, you will find it of unusual interest
Nainsook gowns, low Dutch neck, trimmed
with embroidery yoke and finished with
beading and wash ribbon, elbow t1E
sleeves, worth $3.50, Monday. ........ I.lJ
Nainsoolx and Cambria gowns, square
Dutch neck trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry, others with embroidery insertion EO
worth $500, Monday .... -. ....I sJU
Regular and extra sizes.
(This is an exceptional good bargain, exactly
One-half PRICE,
Ladies Nainsook Drawers, umbrella style,
deep knee founces, finished with embroidery
edging and insertion to match, extra good
French nainsook, worth $500 On
and $3.50, special Monday 49,. -. lsUU
Corset covers, about $50 ladies' corset COW
ers, a beautiful assortment to select from, as
there are only few of each kind trimmed
with laces, embroidery and wash ribbon,
sold at $3.50 and $500, n0
Monday only 49,. $3.50. ,AsUU
Ladies white Petticoats, made nicely with
deep knee founces, finished with beauti-
full patterns of embroidery, blind, and
others with the open work, were good ? 10
values at $3.50 and 81; Monday 49,. ZsfO
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-29

Good quality, yard wide. Get it now.
Save on its cost and have it ready when you
need IT
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REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS ON THE
BEST AND MOST WANTED SILKS.

If you will only compare these prices with
those asked elsewhere for the some qualities
and styles will convince you that this is un-
doubtedly the most economical place in which
to supply your silk needs.
Black Taffeta Silks, has a firm, smooth
weave, fine lustre, rich black, especially suit
able for dresses, coats and Innings, ~
well worth 60c, Monday only J1N
CREPE DE CHINE SILKS 49c.
Come in black and white and all the 400
evening shades, Monday ........... IN
Our SOC Black China Silks 1E.
$1O0 Black japanese Silk, Sc in. a.
Yard wide Black Taffeta, worth m
$3.50, Monday, yard. ................. I.UU
SOC Albatross, all wool, all colors, 171c
Monday only, yard ................J i2S
500 yards only. Need we urge you to hurry9
Voiles, the thing for handsome skirt or
dress We have for Mondays selling fifteen
pieces of fine, evenly woven crisp voile in
plain black, also black with invisible checks
and dots, AZ and As inches wide. Regular
prices are $1.25, $3.50 and $175, fOn
Monday, yard Observation-Disclosures. l.UU
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One Tot shirtwaists, worth $l.5O NJ
and $500, Monday only ....., -. 14G
One lot Shirtwaists, worth $3.50, 90
$500 and $3.50, Monday only $500. LOO
One lot Shirtwaists, worth $3.50, 0cn
$500, $3.50 and $500, Monday only .L.OU
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A beautiful quality of white Madras in
neat figures and stripes, worth 1Ec
35c Monday only ............ .AJN
Our 25c Wash Chiffons, special fOc
Monday at acknowledgements. ....l1S
Our 15c quality of Dotted Swisses, IN.
special Monday at ................... lUC
Our 35c Lingerie Cloth, special 0E.
Monday at ............... LJI
An Imported Sheer Linon Lawn, LEo
worth 75c, Monday only .............U Wv
Imported Nainsook, 40 in. wide, worth 20c
yard, special Monday 40
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THE SEASONS GREATEST SHIRT
WAIST BARGAINS

'The most desirable styles, exceptional
values" Halfprice and less on these. They are
this seasons newest, best, most correct and
most beautiful styles in perfect fitting waists,
correctly made and neatly trimmed and an
unusual good variety of up-to-date styles
from which to make your selections
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FRECKLES? WHO CARES?

They are easily removed. There's boy
at the store frecked as guinea egg. Nadi-
nola cleared one side of his face, he leaving
the other side for comparison. Nadinola is
the only skin purifier recommended by
scientific and medical authorities for clearing
the skin of all blemisGes and restoring that
fair, fresh complexion seen in perfect health
and childhood. 1t removes freckles, moth
patches sun tans, pimples, black heads etc.
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Nothing doing for Mr.. Mosquito" when
our canopy is in use. 1t really is pleasure
to lay under one of these canopys in .'the
good old summer time" and give Mr.. Mos
quito the merry hal ha! It's "23'' for him,
as there's positively nothing doing. Our
canopy's are mosquito proof Following are
prices for Monday only:
80-in. MOSQUITO Canopy, opens like an UNI
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Louisiana Racing Events.

New Orleans, La, Oct. ll,--Ap-
pearances indicate that tho winter
racing meets in New Orleans will be
the best and most largely attended
ever held mere. Assurances have al
ready been received that dozens OF
the fastest horses in the country Will
be entered and the turf followers
look forward to long season OF
high grade racing. The season will
open on November "a with the Wes'
tern Jockey clubs inaugural handi-
cap, valued az $500.
The meetings here will be'preceded
by seven days OF racing at the
shreveport state fair, at which purses
aggregating about $4,000 are Of
fered r.n
Several minor racing eyopts are
being held throughout the state this
week including meetings at Louis
Vile, Natchitoches and Arcadia The
Breaux Bridge meet will open 70
morrow.
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Rugby Gamc Is Popular

Berkely, Cal, Oct. 11.--As prac-
tice proceeds at California and Stan
ford the Rugby game of football Is
daily becoming more popular. Many
OF the high schools throughout the
state are following the lead of the
universities in adopting the Rugby
game and appearances indicate that
it win soon become dominant
throughout the Pacific slope country.
Dozens of applications for instruc-
tors in Rugby have been received
at the state university here and are
being filled as rapidly as possible.
The first important Rugby game
will be played here next week be-
tween a picked team of California
and Stanford players and squad of
Canadians from Victoria aud VAN
couyer
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BAILEY AND THE NEWSPAPERS

In the course of his speech in the
city hall at Fort Worth Tuesday
night Senator J. W. Bailey, after
eudeayoring 10 minimize inc number
Of those who arc criucising his pres.
ont attitude, referred 10 those news
ponors of the state which have also
boon criucising him and declared; .,
"The Fort Worth Telegram, the
Dallas Times Herald and the Houston
Chronicle. These are tho trinity. OF
Texas newspapers who are fighting
me"
The Telegram has repeatedly de-
clarcd IT, is not fighting Senator Bal.
lev. and i,s way of reading the two
other newspapers referred TO does
not yield The Wow that either Of them
is fighting the junior senator, nut
an three Texas newspapers have
been persistent uuostioncrs Of the
souudncss of the Bailey doctrine and
in this they arc not alone.
For the benefit Of those who may
have heard Mr. Bailey say that there
was only a trinity Of newspaper
critics, tho Telegram prints in the
following list a portion Of newspapers
which have lined NJ in the Telegram,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

name Of our fair city Is at stake.
Big hearts boat within our people.
Heartfelt sorrow ana sympathy so
out from one aud MI TO To un-
known family OF the unknown muir
dcrcd boy.
But we are not dope We real
ize that duty is before MS. The
murderer must bo fouGd and tho
foul decd avenged. a large reward
has already been raised and al Will
be done that detective ingenuity Is
capable Of to ferret out tho murderer.
Were We lax in our duty now what
could we hope for the fu.urc! What
man, woman on child w51lC ~ safe
upon our streets were We TO LET SO
bloody, deed so by UNDECIDED and
allow tho porpetrator TO 1.-Two on M
punished? Whose turn is it aeNt to
fall beneath the mmdercrs blow
Perhaps !, perhaps you yours or
mine, who knows. Such a bloody
deed cries 70 heaven for vengeance,
and nothing should be left undone on
earth to bring on a speedy vengeance.
our city must be purged Of crime
aud criminals. II is a common thing
TO see both flourish in new, growing,
busy cities. But Amarillo cannot af-
ford to lose her good reputation. She
will not tolerate thugs, robbers, cut
threats, gamblers and good-ior-noth'
ings. She will not allow the lowest
OF humanity TO besmirch and bedrag-
| gle her fair name. she will noFlel
murderers 80 unhunC or any crimi-
nal go unpublished.
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NOT MURDERED IN AMARILLO

The Daily Panhandle advances the
theory that the boy who lies dead in
he morguc was uou murdered in
amarillo
There is MOI sciutlla OF posi-
tive oyideuce that he was, II is true
be was found in tho outskirts of
Amarillo; It. Is true the clothes sup
posed to be his were found in q tank
in Amarillo railroad yards, But there
is no evidence Of any kind that the
,cy was actually wounded to death
Within the corporate limits of this
city,
According to the latest develop
ments as published in today'a cEtra
edition, the hoy has been identified.
Not ono Of tho men who say they
recognize tho boy 10 willing 90 say
on oath that tho dead body i8 that
of Luther Johnson. on the con.
trary they say they think il is that
Of Luther Johnson Of Childrees
So there is room for doubt rhc
dead boy may have been Luther
Johnson, and sHll ho may have hocn
somebody else.
Nothing is being lett undonc that
Is possible 10 be done; no expense
or labor or time is spared to insure
an absolute and mdoniablo idont.
ficstion, Wires, Geographic and
phonetic and every means Of COM
munication is being called into ser.
vice toward ono end--that Of idon.
! tification,
Mayor Miller and his assistants
nave laborcd day and night since the
day Of the awful tragedy to unrayeI
the mystery, to get a positive clue
from which 10 work toward discor
cry of the one guilty of the doviIisb
and damnablo decd
This is not time to bring up this
or that grievance This is not Tho
moment to advocate any political
prcfermenl. This is the time for 81.
TO stand together in behalf Of the
reputation Of Amarillo. A person
accused of crime must Cirst be proved
guilty before he is convicted. \ citl
is but an individual in ease like
the one before his, Amarillo is MOI
guilty until proved so.
Some speak about the dovIliry OF
the Bowery There is absolutely nc
reason why the Bowery should have
any connection with the case I'm hand
The Bowery may be had enough, but
il is given especial attention OF spc.
cial officers at this very moment, The
violations of law and deceucy sc
common on the Bowery must cease
hose who consider themselves be
yond the reach of the law and 1t.
executives in any part Of the cts
had better change their minds at
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12
Summer Tourist Rates.

Effective June lst and oontlnu-
inc daily until Sept. 6oth, round
trip summer tourist tickets may be
sold to Chicago and St. Louis, at a
rate of one and one-third the stan
dard fare. Dates Of sale, daily
June LIST to Sept, Both inclusive
Continuous passage in both direo-
tons. Final return limit, Oct. 81,
1906. Tickets for return passage
must be executed by Joint agent
for which fee Of twenty-five cents
will be charged,
GEORGE VOORHEES,,
ATT Local Agent,
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The papers and people who are
continually saying that there are n
few enemies who are fighting Bailey
ought to read up little. Nobody in
the newspaper line that we can re-
rall have anything against Bailey
and any way there is no fighting
being done. His friends and enemies
alike have the right to criticise when
they SO choose, his or any other pub
lie mans policies.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12
Atlantic Racing Meet.

Atlanta Ga, oct Running
races will be the feature Of the Goor'
gia state fair. which opened here
The events scheduled for this after
noon include a five furlough race fol
all ages, seven furlong for four-year
olds and upwards, six furlough fol
3-year-olds and upwards and one
mile for i-ycar-olds and upwards
Many handsome purses have beer
hung mp and some OF the best horse,
in the South are entered.
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once. There IS such q thing as law,
Justice ana dccency in Amarillo and
rho mayor assisted by the city coun-
ell win SEQ To It that this point is
made clear
But because boy whose identity
iR questioned, whose presence here
Is ungccounted for, IS accidentally
discovered in semi-consclous condi-
don IN the outskirts OF the city,
wounded 20 death and butChered up
beyond recognition, IL no reason why
Tom, Dick and Harry should con-
denim and dcnouncc our entire city
government and east odium on the
entire community.
Amarillo citizens are doing all in
their power TO unraycl the mystery;
Amarlllos officers are eXerting them
selves in every possible manner to
get to the bottom Of a foul crime
and an loyal people who reside in
Amarillo will do all in their power
TO aid 10 the meritorious work.
Until convinced Of its mistake the
Daily Panhandle maintains the posi-
ION that Luther Johnson, or who,
ever the dead hoy may turn ont "a
have been. did not receive his death
blow i'm Amarillo.
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CRIME MUST RE PUNISHED

A youth lies cold in death in the
Eakle undertaking rooms. He had
lust entered upon the threshold OF
active life. Every hope, every prom
Use, every ambition was before him
Somewhere, in some place, as vel
unknown, q father, mother, per.
haps sisters and brothers await the
return of the dead hoy. He will
never moro 90 back to them ABx,
iously, patiently, sorrowfully they
hope from day TO day. Humble may
no tho home thus bereft. or perhaps
luxury and wealth surround Il Bat
it matters not. The hoart-beats ard
sorrowful longing AFRO none tho lass
sincere, the disappointment and Inc
bitterness of a final knowledge OF All
will be no less i'm awfulueEs.
Struck down by mou" derouS
hand, Hacked aud stripped beyond
recognition! What hole il hell
were hot enough for aim o. her
who could do so damnahie deed
What devil in human form is it that
Is thus allowed to roam Ut large and
give vent to his fiendish passion
Can human mind conceive a SOU
so black, a heart so deprsvcd, q
mind SO low and being so dagen'
Grated? what parent oorll beset
so deviish being?
Citizens of Amarillo, tic good
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FRIDAY, OCT, IL, 1906.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
n. NJ. Campbell OF Palestine,
For Lieutenant Governor
A. Is. Davidson OF Cuero.
For Attorney General,
II. V. Davidson OF Galveston.
For Controller,
j. W. Stephens of Austin.
For Land Commissioner
J. j. Terrell OF Austin. i%
For State Treasurer,
Sam Sparks OF Bell County.
For Supt. OF Public Instruction.
X. y. Cousins Of Huntsville.
For Railroad Commissioner,
l.. j. Storey Of LOckhart.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
II. II. Gaines OF Austin.
Por Judge Court Criminal Appeals,
y. N. Henderson Of Calvert.
FOt NlfNF Nhalb hluht
G.. A. Garden Of Dallas.
For U. 8. Senate, #~
Joseph W. Bailey Of Gainesville.
For Congress,
John W. Stevens OF Vernon.
For state Senator,
~. a. N,aI. 80 An,aptlln.
For Representative,
j. r. Bowman of Amarillo,
For District Judge,
,. n. Browning Of Amarillo
For District Attorney.
Henry Bishop of Amarillo
For County Judge,
sam II. Merrill.
For Sheriff,
Y. Y, Hughes.
For County Treasurer,
n. II, Tudor.
Fer County Attorney, n
Hugh Umphrics. "
FOR Tax Assessor, &
g. J. T. Floyd, S'
For Commissioner, q,
John Kerr,
For Animal and Hide inspector.
II, &. sadler.
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British Racing Classic.

London. Oct 11.--Some Of the
best English and continental horses
are entered in the Cesarevitch, the
classic event of the fall racing season
in Great Britain. which will be deci-
ded on the Newmarket tracks in
this city. Featherhead, st, WuI-
fran and Catscradle are the favorites
No American horses are entered.
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Missouri Racing Meet.

Jefferson city NO. Oct, IA
three days racing meet will be
held in connection with the Jelfer-
son City fair which began yesterday.
The program for last afternoon in
cluded a pacing event, free for all
trot and half mile pony race.
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One Gold and Hn0tl8T

The seasons first cold
may be slight-may yield
to early treatment, but the
next cold will hang on
longer; it will be more
troublesome, too. u n
necessary to take chances
on that second one. SCOTS
Emulsion is a preventive
as we'll as a cure. Take
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

Seattle, Wash. Oct. l1.--Gus Be-
aenah OF Cincinnati and Percy Cove
fought twenty rounds at llS
pounds before the Seattle Athletic
club last night. Bozenah will meet
Frapkio Neil or Harry Baker In the
near future.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

Bailey held his own IN the joint
discussion with Crane. The senti-
ment against him has not lost
strength, however, while his friends
are not diminished in number Aft
er all, the downing Of Bailey in Tex
as is not child;$ m9tter
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

The Daily Panhandle is growing
daily in favor and in circulation. The
people OF Amarillo are beginning 70
realize the value OF a real daily
newspaper,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

Z Sensationalism, radicalism, roast
ISM. and 'personalism" are beneath
the dignity Of IGgitipato news
paper. They tend toward disorgan-
ization and degeneration. AMARILLO
has no use or want for them.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

Now is the time put out your trees,
Don't ptu II off tlll next year but do
Il now. In few years you will
have a pretty yard il YOU put out
trees now.
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Today. FoolnaIi schedule.

New Haven, Conn. Yale vs.
Springfield training school.
Bates college,
Princeton, n. ]. Princeton VS.
Lohigh college
Annapolis, Md-Nayal Academy VI
Maryland Agricultural college.
Ithaca, n. Y. Cornell IS. Ma
CARA college.
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Hot SPRINGS Meet CLOSES.

Hot Springs, Ark Oct, 1.-THE
ten days racing meet Of Oaklawn
Jockey club park, which has been
held in connection with the first
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

The ladies' arc busy with the park
proposition and every husband, faith
or. son and sweetheart ought TO help
them in the work,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

Polk street once paved aud the
rest will be easy, The change viii be
So pleasing tina everybody will want
10 pavc.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

More cement walks, more new
houses and business buildings is the
program Of Amarillo's immediate M
turc.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

The Twenty-Five Thousand club is
ono of the possibilities favurably
looked upon,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12

Cleburne Review.
Morgan News,
, Waco Times-Horald.
Waco Tribune.
Austin Tribune. u "A
Terrell Transcript. Y v e
Bonham News.
wichita Falls Herald,
Denton Record aud Chronicle.
Mckinney Examiner.
Ciehurne Chronicle, 49,,
Timpson Times,
Corsicana Courier-Light.
San Antonio Light, a
san Antonio Gazette,
Corpus Christi Caller. p
Cameron Enterprise,
Beeviile Bee.
Palestine Herald,
Center Advocate. y "
Yoalium Herald,
Beaumont Journal. " ,
Riesel Rustler
Troupe Banner. T. ~
Rogers News. u
Jacksonville Reformer,
Texas Farmer (Dallasl
Chlllicothe Independent. a
Athens Review. 7
Quanah Tribuno-ChieG y
Quanah Observer.
Amarillo Herald :
Amarillo Daily Panhandle.
Dallas Beau Monde.
Soguin Enterprise.
Brownwood News.
Corsicana Democrat-Trtuh. So
Snverton Enterprise,
Clarendon Chronicle.
Coolidge Ledger,
Henrietta Review.
Decatur Messenger.
Fort Worth Union Banner
And these are not all For
Worth Telegram.
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FINE AS SILK.

ChamhcrI1In NuIIC, NHUNIN
aud Diarrhoc Remedy
| am n little girl years Of age, do
not know very much, but ono thing
7 do know, and that is that Cham
berIain's Cole, Cholera and Diar-
rhoca Relaody is fine ss silk for any
one with a stomach ache. / had
a worry severe pain last night, took
a dose of Il and was relieved at once,
---Mauds Ellen Wood. Clifton, Va.
This remedy is for sale by the Cold
ing Drug Co.,
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INDEPENDENT TICKET.

For County Judge, H.,
y, W, Gum, .
For Sheriff. "a
g. r, Reid,
For Animal and Hide Inspector,
G. NJ. Snider.
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SUBSCRIPTION 800 PER YEAR,

Any errors rejecting upon the
character. standing or reputation OF
any person, firm or corporauon.
which may appear In the columns OF
Tho Herald will be- gladly corrected
upon It's being brought to the at
tcntlon Of tho publishers.
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me TWlCEA.WEEK HERALD
published each Tuesday and Friday
by 2, y, BOESEN

Entered al the Postofilce at Amar-
mo, Texas, AZ second class mail mat
ter.
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With the Sporting Folk.


state fair closed yesterday after
successful session,
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INTEREST HIGH
Americans nnd Nationals Are Each
Winner of One Game

Chicago. Oct. 11.--With the Ma.
tionals and Americans each winner
OF one game in tho worlds cham
pionship series, interest is as high at
ever today. The weather is still cold
but the wind is not so high.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-12
Official Organ OF CITY Of Amarillo
and Potter County
AnunRrIsING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES;
Display. l5c per inch each insertion
Locals. be per line each insertion
Classified, lc per word first inser'
tlop, ,ac per word each subsequent
insertion,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-10-18
DOCuMeutOS
inCendidriOS
Mas dprehonSiO1eS.

Las autoridadeS de Matamoros
presentaron la queja ante las de
brownsville, Tex, de que unos
comcrciantes de eSta Ultima pu'
blacion estaban uSandu para en-
volver las mercaucins papel con
literature inCendiaria de la iunta
revolucionaria. Iiecha la acusa
clon las autoridadeS de Browns
vile hicieron las aprehensiones
del case, resultando que los tales
documentos revolucionarlos lie
garon en- poder de los com er.
ciantes del modo que sigue:
La juuta revolucionariu de St.
Louis, Mo. remiti0 algunos pa
quotes de los documen1os dichUs
q unos meXicanos desconocidos.
y como 6stos no reclamarau el
envio en- la ohcina del correo,
terminado ell plazo de ospora. el
agente de Ia oticina postal distri
buyo los papeles entire algunos
comerciantcs de la localidad. V
estoS, sin naaita de malicia. los
utllizaron en- envolver las mcr'
cancias, que era para lo unico
que podian servir.