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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24
An Old Relic.

A 17-pound cannon ball was
picked up by Jno. D. Hill this
morning on the old Palo Alto
battlefield and is now on exhibi-
ton at the Miller hotel. More
than a half century ago this relic
of warfare wa. probably the agent
which without warning cut short
the existence of more than one of
the countrv's defenders, and has
for these long years lain undisturb-
ed where it fell, a silent memento
of those stirring times. Mr.. Hill
has not decided as to the DISPOSE
ton of this deathdealing relic, but
will probably send it either to San
Antonio or Austin. The cannon
ball is in an excellent state OF
preservation, and shows very little
evidence that this great lapse of
years has marke d its resting place.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24
The Anarchist S Revenge.

II was a fete day and the mag
nifcent procession was just pas
sing. Bands played martial airs
and loud. huzzas came from the
throngs at brief intervals.
Overhead the sun shone forth
from an azure sky. The day was
perfect.
Suddenly and without warning a
man, disheveled, hurled a small
dark object at carriage in which
rode nobility. There came a
terrific report and in a twinkling
all was confusion.
In the excitement the man skunk
away and was lost to view.
The scene Immediately follow
ing the explosion was beyond des-
cription. The royal occupants of
the carriage were blown to atoms.
In gathering up the remains pieces
of the object that had accomplished
the deadly work were found.
1t was sausage.-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24
To Induce Calm RestfuI Sleep.

The character of sleep is affected
by many influences, both mental
and physical. The person who,
upon retiring for the night, fails to
put away the cares of the day that
is past, or borrows the thoughts of
the morrow, is slow to reach the
depths of sleep, and wakes but little
refreshed. An overhlled stomach
prevents sound sleep, but hunger
should be relieved before retiring,
and for this purpose there is moth
ing better than a glass of warm
milk.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24

ticultural lines made during the
past two years, or since the advent
OF the Brownsville road. The
young sons of Mr.. Doherty, who
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
are here for a peep at the Browns
vile country. The party expects
to leave tomorrow for Corpus
Christi.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24
PERSONALS.

S. P. Rowland, of Houston, was
a visitor arriving in the city yes
terday afternoon.
L. G. Henderson, of Lonsboro,
was a passenger to Brownsville yes
terday afternoon.
S. NJ. Buck, of Runge, who has
been here the past few days solicit
ing for the Galveston News, was a
passenger to Kingsville this morn
ing.
NJ. Heidemann, of San Antonio,
who has been here the past few
days in the interest of R. NJ.
Hughes & company, cider and
vinegar manufacturers of Louisville,
KY, left on the 3 O'Clock train for
points up The river.
Maj. John B. Armstrong, of
Katherine, arrived in the city at
noon today, having been on a short
business trip to Hidalgo. He re-
ports dry weather all the way to
Kingsville and also says it is dry
along the FordvCe branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Randolph
and c. E. Keitkamp, of Decatur,
Ills, arrived in the city Saturday
afternoon. They were out on a
pleasure jaunt, and included this
section in the route. They were
much interested in the Browns
vile country.
En-. Selig, a well known cotton
buyer OF Beeville, arrived in
Brownsville on the noon train,
from trip in the Rio Grande City
section. He comes down to in
vestigate the cotton situation and
buy any that might be in sight.
Mr.. Selig reports prosperous con-
ditions in the Beeville section, and
says cotton promises a good yield.
So far boil weevils have not in
terfered with the crop.
NJ. w. Dickey, who had been
employed on The News force since
last December, has resigned his
position and, with his family, left
for San Antonio Monday evening.
He leaves in Runge numerous
friends whose best wishes follow
him and estimable family to their
new home. Mr.. Dickey sold his
residence property here to W. F.
Dietze, who is now occupying the
same as a homestead. -Karnes
County News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24
LOCAL iTEms

ing Inc city, having H4IlNOO yCo
terday.
Rooms for rent. furnished or IN
furnished. Apply to Mrs. ". J.
Collins.
L. W. Costley, Of Austin, was
among the arrivals in Brownsville
yesterday afternoon.
The river still continues high
with very little prospect for a
change for several days.
The Baptist Ladies Missionary
society will meet with Mrs. A.
Goldammer Wednesday afternoon.
The commissioners did not sit
as Board of Equalization today
on account of no quorum being
present.
Tonight and Wednesday will be
generally fair, says the man who
keeps US posted on the weather.
The winds will be light and varia-
bic.
The building on Elizabeth street
occupied by J. S. & NJ. H. Cross.
IS being treated to a coat OF paint,
which adds very much to the ap-
pearance of the edi6ce.
The Brownsville Grocery COM
pany opened for business yester-
day, and served delicious punch
and other refreshments. Misses
Corinne Clay and Matte Hicks
presided over the refreshments.
Plans are being perfected for a
new Baptist church building to be
erected on the lot recently purchas-
ed on Elizebeth street. It has not
been decided yet whether brick or
lumber will be used Work is
expected to begin shortly.
The Texas Confectionery chang
ed hands this morning, J. NJ.
Rogers disposing of the business
to Elkins & Cole. The new pro-
prietors took charge this morning,
and propose to keep the business
up to the high standard already
attained.
Some alterations and improve
meuts are being made by John w.
Hoyt on his property known as
Parker 5 Row at the corner of
18th. and Washington streets. The
two apartments nearest the corner
have been thrown iuto one large
store room, and shelving is being
put up, besides a new awning be-
ing COnstruc.ed over the sidewalk.
1t is understood that A. Turk will
move his dry goods store to this
building as soon as it is ready for
occupancy.
The three Syrians who were ad-
mitted to the United States by the
immigrant authorities here a few
days ago, pending answer to a tele-
gram to relatives, were deported
Monday, no answer to the message
having been received. They were
examined by a a physician and
pronounced free from disease, but
lacked the necessary funds requir-
ed by law. Later one of them re-
turned to this side and wanted to
so it alone, but he was told to 90
back to Mexico ard keep his COM
panions company.
Among the passengers arriving
in Brownsville yesterday afternoon
THE HERALD man noted Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Miller, of Corpus
Christi, accompanied by R. P and
J. E. Doherty of Houston, young
sons of Vim. Doherty, general pas
senger agent of the Gulf Coast
Line. Mr. Miller is connected with
the literary department of the St.
L. B. * NJ. railroad, and is down
in the interest of the Gulf Coast
Line Magazine, publication which
Is devoted to the exploitation of
the varied resources of the territory
traversed by his road. He saws the
present number, which will be out
of press in about two weeks.
will far exceed any Orevio,,S ;sS,,e
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24
More Truth Than Poetry.

Dr.. Madison c. Peters of New
York says: l dare not trust my
self to describe the things which
may be seen in the hotels of some
OF our summer resorts, where
wealth abounds and beauty smiles.
The harvest that will be gathered
from the summer drinking and re-
yelling will be ruined homes, crush
ed affections, regulations blasted,
dishonored lives, tormented souls.
cheerless graves and an undoneeter-
nifty. Mckinney Courier.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24

If the baby lets the family get in
a little sleep between 6 a. N. and
at breakfast its mother Will tell you
how good it was.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-24

A woman feels she has right
to nag just the way a man does
that he has a right to come home
late nights.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

0os ara9sn tinss rOs
S9Iipfes brudte ben
arbeitsburIdsn Sbomas duf bic 9ns
.i~Iosebdnt Oss S95ffenssri4tss in
2sipsia. Gbomas sriGisn ON q. Sc.
truar in ber GortbilcunasI9uIs 6.s
@Ororts 9uubi4 nit ersllrotbem
S4lips ubsr BEN peiben @orbsmb,
Ten Ct auf grfOrbtrn bes DIRECTORS
niHt dbIeste, ba CT ielbt teiusn
S9Iips bsfibs unb Der BON ibm setra'
gene Gietntbum Isines 9rubsrs Isi
ipel1er benz arbeiterturnpsrein gons
nspib dngeb0rs. Gin G.nbdrm tpurs
be eebpit, bieIer ~tpufisSiertt bas
Ifoatsasfd9rIi4s Gdmudftid unb Ter
nod ni4t 18iG6riss S9ilsr iparo auF
@ruHb csr @~erOrbRung bonn IL. qprtl
1s49 btir. bas Erdsen Republicans
Ider a55sidtn unter 4ntlase ssf.Ilt.
Das G16fFsnssridt ersdnnte ubsr 6ds
bin, bnb 3bomds ni1t bic srfOrbsrs
Tide Ginfi9t ~ Der Gtrafbarisit Ieis
Rer SaEbIuns sebdbt bate, iprd9 ibn
fret, unb belt aud NIT Ieiner Msis
Hune niHt bintsr benz Berg, bdb 60
sissRiIi9 fi6 i'm bsrlsi Soasn Ri@t
thmmsrI iOnTG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14
SIC MiIitaraug Id Rfis

SGufer bts aOnsref'
iinb elmer BON ben MilitdrbebOr'
Rem eingsss6ensn Bill s!iuItie bic fOl'
eeabes beFimmt: Reorganization lino
GrbTbunS Der SE6Iistsit Ter Grtills'
RE Der 9unbess armee. Die Bill ner'
fiiot sins Srennang Der GelodrtilIsris
BON Der &iNendrtillsris. Die Ourd9'
fiibrung Der Reusruns pirb finf Sabre
in @nTpru4 nsbmen unb cine geruls9s
run9 Der aufsnartiIlerie um 5043
Wonn unb Der GsIbartillerie i'm 1858
Wlonn, einI6Ii.blid Der Sffi5isre, CUR
Holoe baben. Die anfousstoiten Der
Reorganization tperbsn $2,0OO,0Go,
bic psitersn aoIten $2,600,000 betrdS
gen unb bic &pIten fir mebr Nudrttert
perbsn auf $5.500,0O0 Dsrani4last.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14
@ebreH SinSer.

Cole G~lie6mauberb srpbcr sppf,
trunirne Bcinc unb peide 2uoder
Sas finb @ebre9en. Gs iint
Srantbeiten fur bic better
@irtmsen bon Scptt's Gnuliicn.
Slr bic i6pa6en anpden liefert
Scptt's emuIiion Bic SbsOpfOS.
pbite, jones mS6tise Stdrtmg
mitteI. SIR rem Gerluft an 6Ieiif
Iicfert Scots Gmu!iiOn ben rafr.
9aftcn 9sbcrtbrdn.
Scots GmuIiipn perbeFert bi,
5Olgs unpoalummener Grndbrung
un6 beranIabt in jsSer @siieraia
SeferunS sebre6Iid SinSsr.
e&idt na& elmer IrdH prrtl.
Sect 4 vspHs, sssnaiu. 100 psaSl etENt = ?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

pie eneIif9e So9i4rttt
.aobor 2eaber" briust in elmer Se'
Tprs6uns iibsr rWuniSipalen SOSta'
Iismus" 3ablsn, bic uuf's nsus bsfpst'
fen, fpsl6 nstte rlsbsriHiils tar Die
aommunsn bsruusSepirttf4utttt fpsr'
ben tUnnsn, penn bi.ie setuerbli6s un'
ternebmunssn in sisene Rssis nebmsTl.
90 ersielte bic Stabt Birmingham aus
ben tSbtiiden StraBsrbabnen i'm IeB'
ten Sabre einsu Rettoiibsri4ub BON
$4,000. Sn Nottinsbam tisg Der
ltebsrT6uB aug ben Itdbtii4.n elsttrI'
sitdtspsrten BON $4,000 out $4,000,
unb bic Strubsnbubuen brddtsn elilsIl
ueberfdub BON 100000; in Bolton
purbe aus ben psri9teOsnen ItGotiiteu
ltnternebmuneen I'm ItBteu Sabre stlpd
$250,0O0 lleb.riGub er5ielt. Bel allen
bisIen Stdbtsn bunbslt ss 'i4 nift I'm
b%sIonbsrs srobs gemeinDsIsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

lie kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they ~
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood,
II they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains. aches andrheu-
imatlsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood, due to neglected
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

&uH IelAelh etSt"'"
Hubrtpert iiberfdbrsn tpurbe Der adersr
Bernhard &leeTGuIts BON bier. Der
Mann mar, poln duF benz Woeen iits
.nb, einssi6Idfen unO bonn SiB Ss'
fallen. Die ;tpei bintereihdnber 9eiop'
pelten @oSsn fubren iiber ben I'M
eIiidIi6sn, Der bepuBtIOs uufeebrbsri
fpurbe.
Sagen. 2sbtsns fubr Der arf:i!er
Grib GnssIbarbt BON bier nit isirem
f.6Sidbrissn G6hn6sn nu9 lima.
&urs binter eem Sftberser 2unnsl
.apiiden G9perts unb SoISpideoe
ftir5te Der Sunge, ba fi9 bic 5bir
pIDbIi6 6ffnete, aus benz 4btbeil cuf
bic S6iensu. Der Sunse erlitt les
bensgsfGbrli9e @srIsBunesn unb muB'
te na9 anIsaune zines ROtbperbdnbes
iofort BEN &rant.nbuus lima spgss
fiibri psrbsn. mo er aIsbalb ftdrb.
8o9um. auf Def 3e6e Bring.
regent" serietb Der 6ausr Grnit gng'
mann untsr berdbfullenbes 9eftein. ct
mar fOfOrt tobt.
Dprtmunb. 2ebisns fpurbs oul
BEN 9IeGDol5nerte BON Qb. Wsber
Der gIettriSitGtsarbeitsr shUmas Sds
f9insti, rpeIher nit ben Reparuturar'
bsiten bss Dot turssm bur9 6euer aers
iiTrten observation-disclosures bef9dfs
tist mar unb in 8sribrune nit Der mil
$500 BOLT asIubenen eleftrifdeu
StartItrpmIeitune fam, bon bitisr :rs
f9Iaeen. Wiosrbelebungsperfude iiis
ter Inipsnbuna bes Sduertoffdpparas
tes tpurben nod dneeItrengter S6Gtiss
felt einssfelIt, bu burd ben @r5t Der
Sob tontdtiert purbe.
SngptFubt. GIs man otelsy
SAGE ben 24i1brisen 2asI0hner Sofep5
Weper bon Der poIissipo6e IN ods
amtsaeriGts : @efSngnis Derbrinaeu
ppIIte, neil er tpeosn 9strues uub ans
Serer Go6sn pertdftet tpOrben luur, Be-
nobm sr fiG 70 er3efiip, baB man ihn
noGmaIs in bds Wagiitrdtsgs5iuo'
suriidbrd9te. als man fpdter nd4idh
Oh fi9 Der 6Gftlins in Der 3eIle :iebsl
berubist bate, fonb man benislbeu bori
tobt auf. Reper bate fi@ mittsIs iei'
ner aruDatte. etnsm SeIbftbinbsr, cuf'
sebdnst.
Oonautp1rtb. pa bic rsits Do.
, naubriide nit einsm InItri9 bsrisber
iperben mub, pirb 3u bieiem 3tpsde Ell
@sriiIt dufselisllt. Bel bisfen arbsitel
! lit elm llneIiid paifiert. Der Bel Se;rer
! MaIermeiitsr 0dlinger unb 2ieeeI
meiner in arbeit tsbenbs 81 Sabre alt
3 MaIerssbiIfe SOiepb SheIIenbtree
Ttiirsis, 6u ii9 Elm Strid loslOfs I'M
Ct baburd 6as llebereetpt9t betcm, Il
: bic Dpnau unb ertront.
: Cine Dame, tusl9s beim @ussebsi
\ elm Siinb1sn mitnobm, orne oasieIbl
:: nit einem Woultorb 3u perie5en oeeI
i an Der Seine gu Iibren. tpurbs Dol
{ finem Sdubmanne bdr1uf aufmertt
fam semuGt. bob bic Sunbs nitt Obr
b Mdultorb eerumldufsn oirfsn. Di
Dame jebod), tur5 sefubt, antiuOrtete
rIn bdben's rur teiue 4naIi, meir
6err, bos SunnAs thut Shne mir"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

3psi am 10. Suni in Seattle
.insstroffsns 9dmpFer brldten nubs'
5u 2 Willipnsn Dollars in GoIb aus
aIdsin rlit. Sin brittss SdiFf, bsf'
fen anfunft ~srtpdrtst pirO, ioll nabes
3u cine MilIipn Dollars 9olb an
@oorb bdbsn. = RubIano erbisIt bon
iins fir bisfes bpperbOrdiThs Gebist
nidt mebr uIs iisten MtIIiOnen 9OI'
lars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

Der ruITiTGs SOurnaliF SuOortn
proteitirt in einsm artitsl sesen bic
Mnur6is unb bic Morbtbdten als Sp'
item, iOpie sesen bi. @ertbsi6isuns
bon 0erbreGen bonn pOlittiten Staro'
punt. Gr ertldrt, bi. 9umu btllie. IN
sspiIIsm Giuns bic ancr&ts unS itliss
ii6 in ibrem aumpfs ssgsn bic &s9ts'
runa uut bic anardN. So lei lnr'os'
lid, bic @eiseruns Der Surla, Die po'
litiiden MOrbtbutsn gu nerNumrnsn,
BON stnem onberen @eiiatspuntte 81
betrudtsu.-Gupurin bat Rs4t. Gu'
BEN @eoe bes enOemii6sn Hspoiltlo'
nismus, ben @ublunb jsBt stnssl4'a'
gen, liest bic Grsibsit ni4t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

Die intern1tionaGe @er'
marine Company
- Der MOrsan'f9s 9umpfsrsS rue -
seist, fpie aus benz 8eri4t Der S1prsss
berIammIuns ~bsrporsebt. fir bag ab'
esloufens Subr einsn melt beifsrer
Stdnb, dIs i'm porbersebencen Sabre.
MGbrenb in 1904 Elm 0tfSit bon
1878, TAI Dollars gu OsrSeidnsn mar,
ersab iiG fir 1905 Elm ueberi4ub Don
3,127,49 Dollars. Die Gei6Gfts
tparsn In 1905 erDb.r, uls in 1904.
unb bur9 S~porfomteit in Der 2eitune
bss Srufts tpurben $4,000 Dollars
tpeniger on 9striebstOften uussegsbsn'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Klincys Make Impure BlOOa.

All the blood in your 5edy passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

@sR S.ub, mis-. bat nun
aud zine antisS g udorbindn5 f8rttbI
Der Dodge 60. pionisr". Sir bic
Gtabtlsute, msint bds @Iatt, 1T bas
am pldb., fpas tperhsn absr bic Gor'
msr baSu fosen2 I'm bic Orbiuan5 an
Wartttosen thrift burdSufiibrsn, miib'
ten auf ben S%ettsnpesen Der 9aupt'
ftraB. .ntIane in sspiiisn abfGneen
SpudnGpfs aufs.tsIlt tperben. Die
Garmsr IoIltsn iif uber bur4 BITE Orr
6indns ia nidt obf6reden lalien; NET
8enb brou&t bic Snrmer nDtbiger als
slrllnY MA pnB-'fuuulgacpnd9 NC
jt%anbpuntt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

Ran brau4t tetn Wo'
raIfer 5u fstn, idreibt bic
Tep DOrtsr StdutsSettuns, i'm Die
RotbptnSistsit elmer idGrferen 3sns
fur fir bic DffentIiden platdts 81 err
iennen, mil bsnsn Retlume fir dIl.s
M0sli6s eemadt pirb. mas cine
3eitang In @ort unb Bib niGt 81
bruden paat, bds itebt man gar buii'
fig auf jsneR buutsn 3.tt.IH uusse'
telIt. nit bsnen Mousrrt unb @dnts,
3Guns unb pfoitsn betlebt perben.
auf grpo9i.nt mag bisie 9ldtdtrss
tlame bsrstnst fem, in Wirtli9teit III
e. bic Srssnb unb bic 2inbbeit, bic
bieIen tunten 0inssrn bic srSBte Be
odtun9 lGsntt. @srabs nit Ridfi9t
bierauf 1T cine Osruinftise ueberpa'
dung bieits 3psisss Der RsiIametunf
bur9 RI, 8tbOrben seboten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

NiullCJ NOuOtCs
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries,
II used 20 be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced 10 the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctorihg your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. It stands the highest for It's
wonderfulcu res Of Inc most distressing cases
and is sold on It's merits E.t
by all druggists In fifty @fTa5
cent and one-dollar siz- tS9saS
es. You maj have a E5HsG
sample bottle by mail Home Of swnnpR Root
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. R:meF
4 Co., einghamton, N. Y.
Don't make any mistake. hut rememte
the name, Swamp-Root. DR.. Kilmer'
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton
~ y, on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

Die DiStsn fir bic unsurt'
f6en Qboeoronetsn IteIIen lid dut ruilo
$4,000 iGbrli6. Man icllte osntsr,
bas mare asuus, lin psnigitens bsi4sb
ben in gbren gu leben. gisber pur6su
ob.r BEL BEN suitGnbisen Better gs'
a~irtsaeri6t Die 0iitsn BON 172 abse'
orbnsten sspfGubst, mad ansabe ma'
apuriI6er @ldttsr msiit tpssen Mab!'
IaulSen. Wis ,GrOb : Ssiterrei4' bee
bduptst, purben BEL Is abgeorbnstsn
81. 0iGtsn pssen Dablf4uISen gee
pFGnbet, Bel 159 abssorbnsten bdge9sTI
tpea,n alter G6ulteu un6 atpdr bet
niGt tptniaer ols 20 bteier Serren nee
aen Ri6tsobluns Der alimsnte fur psr'
laiIene gbefrouen unb &inbsr shslttst
unb une6eli6en gbdrdtters. Bel 20
abaeorbneten Idssn SpieIi4ulbsr, bel
60 @basorbnstsn cite Ne4ielf4ulosn
Dor. llnb bas Iinb bic WGnner, In hss
rem SGnben bi. @sidids zines @Oltss
ruben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

Gin bbptrmoSsrnes 9eb
tatbs9su6 DsrOffsntIi6ts bisIst
Gage cine grobs rb.inii6e 3situns. 50
bct folgcntsn 8ort!Gut: rGra5iOie, sss
f6sits, gsiunps 5rau, treusr admerde,
GnOe 50, Ic,gl. asptdientdutin, ishr
mut., Die ssnis but, flo gu tIsibsn,
fu9t speds Ssirotb einen porHebnlerI
Maml, am lisbiten lleberieer oosr
aanElsr, Der II. srnibren lam. Srdst
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-26
WASHOUT At
TIT HUUAHU DAM

4 serious setback to the work in
progress on the Nuuanu dam pro
ject occurred on Friday last, a tenn
porary dam containing some thousand.
of yards of gravel being swept out in
a freshet. This gravel had been taken
out of the creek bed al the dam. &C
cording to the changes in the construc-
ton suggested by Engineer Kellogg,
and had been moved some distance up
stream to form dam and do away
with the necessity of so much heavy
pumping in the core trench, the water
being flumed past the dam site. 1t was
found, however. that the seepage still
required the use of pumps. On Friday
a treshet washed out the dam and piled
the gravel all back again in the place
from which it had been dug.
With the exception of this delay the
work at the dam is going ahead rap
idly. At the present time force OF
two hundred Iaborers are at work, the
daily payroll being over $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Paw your taxes.

Pay your taxes.
Embroidery special at Whitney &
Marsh's today.
E. A Mott-Smith has full power of
attorney to act for Cotton Bros. & Co.
Ia this Territory.
A polo pony and phaeton will be sold
Kaahumau street.
The second payment of the In
come and Property taxes are pay
able now and will be delinquent
on the 18TH day of November
next.
A cold glass of Primo beer touches
the right spot. Unfortified with inju-
rious preservatives.
Today and tomorrow are last two
days of Sachs consignee sale of ORR
entail embroidered linens.
Put your valuables in the Henry
waterhouse Trust Company's safe de-
post vault and rest easy.
A girl to care for baby and help
with housework is wanted. See classi-
fled advertisements on last page.
w L. Howard has a place for sale at
wahiawa, all ready to occupy. can
and see him before making the trip.
A gold locket and chain, with name
of owner engraved on same, has been
lost Liberal reward if finder will re-
turn same to this office.
A Penalty of 10 per cent. and
interest at the rate of 10 per cent.
on the Property and IL per cent.
on the Income per annum will be
added to all delinquents.
] First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the once
Of Trent & Co, 936 Fort street
A small, dark, shaggy-haired dog has
been lost A liberal reward will be
paid if the finder will return the same
to DR.. Baldwin at 163 Beretania avenue
Call at the Manufacturers Shoe Co.
and see the new styles in E. P. Reed
& Co.'S shoes for women. A parttcu-
larly fine assortment at $3.50, 81, $3.50
and IS.
Taxpayers should bear in mind
that the interest on delinquent
taxes accumulates every day, and
lit is to their interest to pay the
same promptly.
II your appetite has gone back on
YOU call at the Criterion and get
dose of DR.. Hufelands celebrated bit
tiers. a stimuIant and tonic for the
stomach.
Many families have found the Harri-
son Mutual Burial Association great
blessing in relieving them OF burden
some funeral expenses. hapiolani
building, Alakea street.
The tax Office employees are now
busy preparing suits and execu-
'tions against all delinquent tax
payers who have neglected to pay
their taxes in the past.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-26
SWAIN REMAINS
DERBY VICE DEE

O. c. Swain resigned as inspector of
election in the Sixth Precinct of the
Fourth District, but this was under a
rnisapprehension and he has withdrawn
his resignation.
s. H. Derby has been appointed in
spector in the Eighth Precinct of the
Fourth District; TO fill the vacancy
caused by the departure of L. H. Dee
for the mainland.
A contrite apology has been received
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-26

by Chief Clerk Buckland from the
Maui inspector who prematurely open
ed the package of ballots sent to him.
E. A. Mott-Smith, of Honolulu, and
w. F. Pogue, of Maui, have waived the
inspectors fee of SO, leaving the cleo
ton expense fund $40 better.
George O. Cooper resigned as in
spector of Maui precinct.