davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
RESTAURANT MAN ARRESTED.
FOR SELLING LIQUORS
Social to The Herald.

DDCIdI FFS 1H7|@@''T'
PASADENA, Nov. 22.--Charles f. Mar
tin. proprietor of cafe on West Colorado
street, was arrested tonight for the al
legged violation of the ordinance regulat-
ing the hours for selling liquors.
At o'cloc Sergeant Longley, Detective
Coping, Sergeant Reynolds and Patrol
man Peck went into Martins place. They
claim that parties were being served with
beer when they entered. Two of the Off
GERS say they were each served with a
glass of beer when they asked for it. The
ordinance says no liquors can be served
with a meal after 7.36 o'clock at night. :
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

o o @~~%./~@~~ 8 o . 9 . 9 8 o 9 .
8 business men who wish to send
q the announcements of their bar S
8 gains to the class with the largest
8 purchasing power Will find the adj
8 vertising columns of The Herald
8 productive of immediate results.
8 The Herald not only has a steadily Z
8 increasing street and news stand
8 sale but it goes into the homes. IL
. is clear, crisp and clean.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Norwegian Bark Wrecked

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 22.-News was
today received from Tasmania of the
wreck Of the Norwegian bark Alfhild.
Five men were drowned and the captain
and six others who had been lost in the
woods after regaining shore were still
missing when the steamer Aorngi Lett
Sydney
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
ADMIRAL DAYToN'S FLEET
SAILS NORTH TUESDAY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. PA wireless mes
sage from Admiral Dayton, whose fleet
is lying off Redondo, sets at rest the
report that the cruisers will visit San
Diego. The message was transmitted
from the flagship West Virginia and said:
Report is an error. We sail for San
Francisco Tuesday"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
ARCHITECT TO DRAW PLANS
FOR 100000 CHURCH
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 Ihe HeraIu.
PASADENA, Nov. 22.-The congrega-
ton Of the First Church of Christ, Scien-
tist, has commissioned Architect f. +.
Burnham to prepare plans for an ediflce
to cost $1,000 900 to be erected on the prop
erty of the church at the corner of Colo
RADIO street and Oakland avenue Mr..
Burnham is now en- route east to in
spect various edifices used by Christian
Scientists of the larger cities.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
PROPERTY OWNERS ASK
BOARD FOR MORE LIGHTS
Special to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA, Nov 22.-Fairview
Heights owners met last evening, when it
was decided to petition the city council
to install more street lights in the district.
A committee consisting of Messrs Snow,
Bagley, Hudson and Winlxler was APP
pointed to bring the matter to the atten-
ton of the board.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

The Twilight club will hold it's annual
turkey feast at the Shakespeare club
house Tuesday evening. In addition to
tie dinner Henry G. Peabody will give
stereopticon lecture on Old Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

The Spanish war veterans of Pasadena
will give an elaborate entertainment De-
cember 10, to which will be invited the
families of the Gl A. r., the w. r. G.
and the u. S. w. ".
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

At a meeting of mining men held in the
office of Doran &c Helps last night mum"
ber of signatures were placed on petition
asking Congressman McLachlan to use
his influence to secure the passage of q
bill to extend the time in which to dc
assessment work.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
RUNAWAY HORSES DASH
THROUGH GLASS DOOR
Animals Become Frightened and One
Is Severely Cut in Accident.
Mining Men Hold
Meeting

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 22.-Three horses
hitched to Standard Oil wagon ran away
on American avenue this afternoon and
came to a stop only after the leader had
plunged through the glass door. IN front
of the small building owned by r. M.
Shanklin at 1923 American. The horse was
severely cut about the head.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

Henry Walsh, an old offender, who yes
terday afternoon was arrested after he
lad threatened his wife with an ak, asked
for jury trial when arraigned before
Justice Carrillo this morning. His trial
was fixed for o'clock next Tuesday aft
ernoon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

Ladies of the Good Templars are having
success in their work of preparing a
Christmas box for the Los Angeles
Orphans home. The donations consist
chiefly of articles of wearing apparel and
are being received at the home Of Mrs. o.
S. Westover at 54S Third street. where
each afternoon the women gather AMI
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

Plans for the remodeling of the Tarry-
town theater so as to make 1t a comfort
able winter playhouse have been com-
pleted by Architect Creeth, and work will
begin on the changes within a few days.
They will cost $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

Charles Landers and Harry Burton,
public carriage drivers, were each fined
So by Judge Mcdonald this morning be-
cause they raced their teams on Ray
mond avenue in their eagerness to reach
a prospectiye customer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

family reunion of old-time residents
of this section will be held next Sunday
at the Santa Monica canyon, when Judge
j. j. Carrillo, with his sons, e. and DIR.
Y r. Carrillo, will meet with other mem
bers of the widely scattered household.
A Spanish barbecue and other features of
the celebration have been arranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

a HoLLnNBEcK LODGE. NO $40. r.
NNward A. NJ, win confer tho third de-
X * gree this saturday, November ss Z
~ Np M j. WILL DICK. Sec.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

town tneater 30 as 10 Ildho IL d CoHiloi I
able winter playhouse have been com
pleted by Architect Creeth, and work will
begin on the changes within few days
They will cost $4,000.
Fire which caught from gas stove
threatened the destruction of Mr.. an6
Mrs o. R. Stiff's cottage home at Fif-
teenth street and Lime avenue shortly be-
fore noon today. The blaze was extia-
guished by chemicals and garden hose
The loss was about $780,
Local banks are refusing to cash pen
sion checks, but will receive them as de-
posits. The managers of several stores
have expressed willingness to receive
them in payment for goods.
Charles Fremont Maxson, 81 years old
died shortly after midnight at his home
141 Bonita avenue. He was a native OF
Michigan and had resided here four years
He leaves a widow and five children
Fune1a al services will be held at o'clock
Sunday afternoon from the First Baptist
church.
The funeral services of the late Nath-
aniel c. Browning will be held at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon from the family home
245 West Seventh street, under the aus
pices of the Masons. Burial will be ir
Signal Hill cemetery.
Sidney Kelsey. 10 years old. who came
to this city from Aurora, S. D., three
weeks ago with his grandfather, j. b
Kelsey, died early this morning at their
temporary home 81 West Eleventh street
The body will probably be taken to Aurora
for burial.
Vernon Keahiler, the 2-year-old child OF
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Keahiler of Anaheim
died last night at the home of Mr.. Keahi'
ler's parents, 1854 Lime avenue. The body
was taken to Anaheim today for burial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

spend several busy hours asserting the
articles and doing repair work. 1t is
koped to have the box at the home early
Christmas week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

Burglars stole two ticket punches and
a bundle of cloth samples from the Santa
Fe depot at Lamanda Park Sunday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

A. c. Carson. superintendent of the
Consolidated Gas company, sustained
broken collar bone by falling from q
scaffold at the company's local plant
Yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

Members of the Overland club will
vote on December 2 on proposition to
purchase or lease larger quarters. ID.
M. Linnard has offered the former resi-
dence of C. c. Bragdon at Colorado and
Madison avenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24

-.H a- HlHL." -|#-E
H1uberbanoe ollS5nlieiern, ipuroen
bon DEM pliinoernoem &olfsbanfen
in entietlifer @eiie peritiintmelt. 81
nenl jiioiihen &naben Oriidten Die
llnmcnihcn trot oes 6lebens mo
Sommerns ieiner Wlltter Die NuJen
aus, Inn Die Srou 5rr Serolls0obe
ibrer perboreenen Sddte 5n tnid8en
Sobe @eIoitrafe megcn
Gontraftbru6s.
Petersburg, %. Sftober. -.
Seitens ser StootperlpoItung limo
Der omerifaniiden clearinghouse
electric Company" @elobuBen ir
8eiamnltbctrage Don $4,000 olf,
erlegt moroen, ga lie Sen Ban elettri.
ifer gobnliflien nid)t innerbolb Der
%controftlid) allsbeoungenen Sriit bolt.
enbet bate. Gie Sirma miro aeger
Die Gntiefibung ser 9cboroen 9erll-
lung an Die 8erihte einlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
Ruuieoelt's 3iidfebr mad 3aibinston.
Wobington, 3. g., 90. 8

@abington, 3. g., 90. Oft.
- ErGiioeut Rooiepelt febrte INN 4
llbr bette Nofmittas pon i~eircr Ian.
get Reiie bierber Suriif. Die 6abrt
BON anorpille iiber 2pnfburg bicrbtr
perlief obne erru1bnensfpertbe greia.
niIie. Ter fun9irenoe &riegsiefretdr
General Slipcr, sic Gapitdne iSit-
bllgb See unb Sen, Moirtantell. bes
Eraiioentelt .9bef 'Wilfic bonn @e-
%beimoienIt snllo anbere Serren eni-
pfingcn oen Y%rGiioenten am 9abi,-
bof. Son bort ans fubr 90r. Hpoirs
pelt. nahhem er ieinc 6reunoe be.
sriiBt bate, brett ms 8eibe Sous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
rEommern" iicst.

IN WV
SouiS bis Isburp.Yorf, cine
Strcde BON $50 Meilen, uto ae.
luinnt Den 9ennett.G ofol. - 3lpci
Balloons Lambert in M~orplono.
st. Souis, %. Sftober.-ltebe
Die Heiultote Der am Wonfos bier be.
gonncnen internotionolen Vanon.
Wcttfabrt Inn Den Vennctt-Y ofal lie
gen jeet 9tod)ridlten Dor. Gen Sieg
crran9 Der beltitc @ollou yYom.
mer1", meld)cr I'M 8 llbr beilte Dor,
mittag ST. INSIGNIFICANT, Ms, lonoe.
te, nnhOem er $50 Weilen 3llriidge.
legt battc. ST bate 8as genl,g fir
meitere 800 bis 600 Meilen iibrig.
Ter 5lueite oeuti6e 9alon ,Iiiiiel.
oorf", nit GupitGn Ibercron ais Siib-
rcr, lanbetc nabe 0opcr, Gel, etrpo
S25 Weilen bon bier.
Bel @citn1inlter. DO, lonoete Der
umcrifaniihe 9alon ySt. 2ouis",
nod einem Slug bon 100 Meilen, uno
5u Eoturent, Wtb., II Wteilen bon
baltimore, Der 9allon nNmerica".
Son ben iibrigen 9auonS lol1oeten:
nSotlls" in Ohio; rMnjolt" bel Nrme.
nills Mines, 2ouiiasGountp, So, ct.
ipo 100 Weilen BON St.Gouis; ,Mbcr.
cron", Der brittle oelltife 9alon, SIT
Erince Wiaiam. Monalios County,
60, $50 Meilcn bon ct. 2ouis;
~l(nlteo States" nube Caledonia, On.
tario; ISLE De Srance" 5u &llberts.
piae, nohe Eoint Yleoiant, 9.,S. Die.
ler lcbtere 9olon bat nabe5u Die glei.
dye Meilcn5nbl 5uriidgelegt, luic ser
pEommern", u1to gelpinnt oen 5lpci.
ten Treis.
Seute 9tad)mittog fanb cine 5lpeite
Wettfabrt fir lenfbore 2uftid)iffe
ilber einen aurs bon " Wteilen, bic
SGlite oeS 8egs gegen oen 0inb, Die
onoere Dor bemielben, Itatt. 2incoln
geadcp gerunnn oteie @ettfobrt, bel
melder cs iid) nm einen Yreis bon
$4,000 banoelte. Snsgeiammt marcn
fiir oieie @ettfobrt nelln 2uftibiffe
ulb 6lllgmaidinen ongemelbet nno
5lpor: california Arrolu" uno
vGouble Eropeller" BON Capt. Sbos.
s. 9aloWin bon Nen Dorf; ngead)p
airibip" unh "Strobel Iiribip" bon
Charles s. Strobel bon 5oleoo, o;
nairibip Gngle" bon Soroce @ilD bon
Chicago; "Sorgenien 9liribip" bon 6.
Sorgenie len BON Chicago; nGiron sir.
hip" unb Sine Bicycle" bon Gronl.
pea Giron, llno "Iiribip gmerica"
bon :. 9orrp bon ct. 2ouis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
&on cinem Corporal nicbcrgeidoHcn.

= 0 | II III b II $, O., %. Sftober.-
Clarence 9pper, cin Corporal in Der
9%iunoesornec, crid)ob geitern Ibertb
Gonlil,if Iotclo uno perlpllnocte
0pnlinif Gm,cltitp. 9oper commall.
oirte cine Mbtbeilung Tefruten, nelfc
allsgcifift worben naren, I'm ollf
ellcn Gelerteur SIT fabnoelt, ltno
ollrd)ilid)te cine itolieniibe @irtb-
ihoft in Der Niticitc. Seiner Mngobe
nad) lpurbe ct bon Gotclo nit einenl
Raiirmeiier o~ngegriiicn ulo %feiierte
aus Notblpcbr. gr beiinbet iih III
Ger @unoesfaierlte in Saft.
9rci Sranmngen fir 8laons.
Temport. R. s., %. Sft.-6rl.
8lobps Gonoerbilt miro, menn Der
4. 3e5ember iih ieincm gnoe neigt,
Die am ofteitcn getralite Sran Der
@elt iein. Sbre Sraulltg nit ben,
@rafen Ssedenpi miro namlid) BRET
NAL pol5ogcn mcrOcn, 5lerit IN oem
Neiu . Dprfer SonDerbiltiben Seim
ott Der 5. Mpenue ourd)gr5biihof Sar-
len, ltm 10 oen reliaioien Nnifaunn-
gen Ser rnmiid, = fotholiihen 6ami-
lie bes @rofcn @ctiige at tbutt;;
hann bi,rd) Mopor" WcGIellnn in
Der Neip 3 Dorfcr Gitp Soa }lrno
fhlieblid) in Der ct. 9artbolomeips
prot. Gpiseopoi : Stride, 81 Der Die
Yanoerbifts gchorcn. &.
= Gtipa $50 Ingeborige mo Srent1-
De Der 9raut meroen Ser Saitpt-
Geren,onie imSouie beimobnen, ebert
10 einige Yernnnote oes @rafen, Die
alts llnaarn beriiber fonrnen. Sod
ont lclbcn Gage, Nohmittaas 4 llbr,
miro iid) bos ncilpermdblte Soar gu
elmer SodBeitsreiie ol,f einen S5ean-
9ampfer begeben uno oann it'd alif
boS 9eiietblm bes 8rafen in lin.
garrl 5ltriid5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24


Mufreuuna in SrIouo.
9ubrir arIorh 90 Sftobor
Mro,,o O,,fro,,,r, borriht ~, NV,
r;hon 1rro,, ,;hnr s;o Mr,oho SOB
or, 1bo;I Sos ,,or+horIh,r.on @i,rtS
Go,,;omor~ ,nh Mmor;f, ,ohrnht
merSpr inf SO critic Serh,,r, nor
oOO Tornru io0 mic es ho;i,t r,h
Mh;(ohornhi, ,oho,, 1;o,o tnn,,,or,
nnncr mo;nr+,S,Ic, n,orho, ,h,Io;d,
10 in oui Wr;ro4 -. G;oonth,,m bci;r.
Son oIs no4;,roIo,t betrnhto+
.T. .:,Soa m-.ih.
@le'' H. 20 Sllooer:-el'e l'tU''
pare Sar''lleh : Sra9oote pat ''d) 81
auu'lo III oet 't'eoeio''le'u)'Iu)cN Se'
80" npe.
80 oo1UrS@
r,A ,e,,,;o ms i;r, mil ,o;ror 9,o,,
Stroit ~ So;,o. e;rro ,,;A+ m3h
tin ,h[c,horto or hio o,,f hom SiiAc
hcs go~nbr,inn,prs 5tchcnne brcnncrSc
on,,,o ,oh hc, 1r,,, h;o h,,rh Son
,,,ht;,or m,,ri -, aoho, ,o,h(c,.
Sort m,rhc 7ic oomnc ern[oSirtc
ms h,s So,,s m,,rhc II, 0rorh no.
,pst Ghr >ic ro;h herbei occiItcn
QGid,nrorn;dhoitcn hcs Se,,crs Corr
nerbcn fonnten. morer 9feubouIcr
urb pier ainocr oeS gbepoareS in
ben Elommen 1lnoefommeu. Srou
N~ellbauler bat ldpere 8erlebungen
oaDoa getragen, lno ibr Wieoerouf'
tommen gilt ola 5meifelbaIt. Die lln'
9liidlide finoet bel Der 9elonnmten
Sepolferung oea SrteS Die mor1nlte
1bcilnabnlc.
I1rberunQ Ser aobIen.
SnDuItric Scitreih's.
wien 90 9ftober 7os off.
oeornucteuho,,s hps n5treid,i,dcn
@eihsrotbs nohm hp,,te c;npu Trino.
Thfc;ta Or,tro, -, h,,rh me(d,en
bci;;rnortpt mirS hof, scr Stoot
mosrcoc(, ~erorpifc nm Sen Dietrich
1,tro;d;,her Conformation ,,nh sen
qobrcnnprfo,f A., prmpiteru qrir
mitoTiph scr Hpnipr,no iprod, III Dem
antroa.
5tuocnten uno @egner
bcS Smpf5mangcS i'm
Sample.
@icn %. Oftober. - ~lluacidhr
1900 Stloenten ser bieiiaen timber.
iit0t truaen mebr pbcr minoer ihmere
3erlebunoen in einem Sample oeaell
ctmo sic picriahc Nn5obl bon Sea.
neru bes Smpf,monaes bopon, meld,e
cine ,3uiammenflnit obbielteu, nm
Die Mobnabmen Ser Sanit1tsbeboroc
cur nnteroriidung Der orobenoeu
glattern = epidemic SIT befampIen.
Sle Vdllellopne' meiUe llu gu Vn''
~" rras:h"a ga;
."n'.,u'e" ''e"
al'.V,'" -" oe'" ~
~
"' o"" "'o'SN ''
'p,o'
M1B9lhdter SeloP"ol''
Der II ely.
9onSon, %. Sftober. - Soroce
@eorae Hopner, ser Moroer oes Con.
boner aouimannes @m. @bitclep
belien 1ooesltrtbeil in lebe1slongliha
gan n%''l9e'ou''oeii lpl''oe' oi!'u,'u'''''
IVY me'''''p C,"'S".p
N",.' >''"V' '"S t"" ;''
o.'u''o 800 80" mS
'o'' ""u3 $50
"". po''. l'u ~
'.''u'"b
~ = vi n 7 III ~ n II ii - vi " 1 nE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
TUFTS Leber Pillen

haIten bas SpItem in Nrbnuns unb
bsrbinbernben, trantbaften3uitanb Der
2sber, psla.r aruntbeiten O~orbersebt.
Elm v0rhinderungsmitteI
bon aopf{4mer3en. DpspepIa,s dpins
bel, fdledtem @eidmad i'm Wunos,
@obbrennen. belester 3unse. 4ppstit.
loiisteit, 6artleibisteit unb
NQc biliDitm Qcibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24

Sdmprrhpiben In 6 bis IA 1aaen fnrtrt.
Va5u Ointment lit edrantirt, alIe Sd1e bon
HI eftSsr tbihste~ biGfeweens ODER sepsfsebeHesW
Sdmprrbpiben in 6 bis IA laaen III flrircn
uher oas @eIb suriidcrfiattet. soc,
tSft1iSo&@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
Rriils in Yerfen.
@%emeiniamc ruiiiidJ = britiide 5ntcrs
bentiun at criparten.

Die Winiiter burd ein om Gieuitag
pom SAab unterjeifnetes Gefret
entlaIien. - Setretar 1nit's an'
funft in petersburg nm cine
ISOLDE ueridoben. - @abri6ein-
li6 miro er jest cine Nuoien5
bei'm aaiier @ilbelm in Berlin
erbalten. - Sntereiianter 9eridt
iiber ben fiir5lifen aompf BET
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09

er that he would have returned to
Mercedes much sooner but has
been delayed by illuess, having un-
dergone an operation for appendix
citis few weeks since. He re-
turns, however, with renewed
vigor, and expects to push his
grape enterprise at Mercedes as
soon as water is turned into the
canal. He has secured the vines
and cuttings necessary to plant 600
acres of the vineyards, and will re-
ceive them from California in
December. Mr.. Kilgore says that
the two friends WAC came with
him from California are delighted
with what they have seen of this
country, and feel assured that it is
the coming grape country of the
Unioff.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
Returned from California.

J. N. Kilgore, the well known
managerof the Tampacaus vineyard
enterprise near Mercedes, came
down last night from Mercedes, in
company with Andrew Hanson and
John Tomlin of California, who
accompanied him on his return, from
California recently. Messrs Hanson
and Tomlin are both experienced
grape growers, and have bought
land on Lake Tampacaus, which
they will plant with grapes this
winter. Mr.. Kilgore informs The
Herald that Mr.. Tomlin will build
a residence at Mercedes immediate
ly and bring his family out from
California to reside there. Mr..
Kilgore will also follow Mr.. Tom
Inns example in the near future.
Mr.. Kilgore informs the report
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
PROGRESS AT LLANO GRANDE
Water Viii Be Turned Into Canal Within
Two Weeks Large Number Farm .
Lots Sold.

From ]. P. Withers of Llano
Grande, who was in the city yes
terday, THE HERALD learns that
things are progressing most favor
ably at that coming place. The
canal is now about completed and
Mr.. Withers expects to turn the
water in within the next three
weeks. This canal is about eigh-
teen miles long. besides having
over fifteen miles of laterals. 1t is
fifty feet wide, being built much
narrower and with higher levees
than some of the canals i'll this sec
ton, with the idea of obtaining as
large flow with less evaporation
of the water in the canal.
The town site is all laid off and
the lines cleared, while a large
number of hands are still at work
clearing, etc.
Quite a number of farm lots have
been sold AID active farming oper-
atious will begin as soon as the
water is turned into the canal. Mr..
Withers reports the sale of no less
than sfteen farm lots to as many
one day last week.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
Grape Land for Sale.

have just returned from Cali
fornia, where 1 have made arrange
ments to get vines to plant 800
acres of grapes at the Tampacaus
Vineyards. I have left for sale on
this tract two 20 acre pieces and
one 5-acre piece. If you want an
interest in the big Tampacaus Vine
yards at Mercedes, act quickly.
Land planted and cared'for for nom
residents.
Write Jas. N. Kilgore, Manager
Tampacaus Vineyards,
II 92td 1tw Mercedes, Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
PUT YOUR MONEY IN LAND.
Bargains in Vineyard Land for Sale Near
Mercedes. Texas

Put your money in land. 1t is
safer than banks, especially at
these prices: 80 acres of black
sandy loan soil, the very best. only
SIS per acre $500 will handle
this; 40 acres all ready for the
plow, adjoining canal close to town,
at $50; 240 acres, all cleared near
canal, $50 per acre. This land is
the very best, all under the best
canal in Texas. If seeded to al
falfa, this land will pay for itself
the first year Investigate at once,
if you want any of this, as it will
not be on the market long at these
prices. Ten dollars an acre profit
on this land in 90 days.
Call and see or address J. N.
Kilgore, Mercedes, Texas.
11-9- It'd 1tw.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
ITEMS FROM OLMITO.
Truck Growers Association Agrees On
Acreage Active Operations Among
Truckers
To THE HERALD.


Olmito, Texas, Nov. 8.-Tht
acreage agreed upon by the ''Ol-
mito Truck Growers Association
is $50. You should see these truck
farms, as they are at present.
Truly they are things of beauty
and, when their owners receive
checks of large denominations. for
vegetables grown on their truck
farms, they will be a JOY forever,
The acreage now planted is so
large, it will be easy to reach $50
acres, when celery and lettuce are
transrlanted
Confidence seems restored in let
tuce. 1t failed last season, owing
to warm weather. and many per
sons decided not to plant it this
year. As two warm winters seldom
follow each other, however, it was
decided to plant large acreage
again.
The quantity of cauli1ower
planted far exceeds last year.
Mr.. A. NJ Philip has egg
plants large enough to ship.
Messrs. VoIz have transplanted-
their celery. They are experiment.
ing with early varieties of celery
this year. They now have ripe
tomatoes green beans, and roast
ing ears
Mr.. J. c. Bennett has returned
from the Cotton Carnival. Doubt
less, he Is glad that his home is in
the valley of the Nile, of Amer
lea. " Mr.. Dickens raised 5000
lbs. of cotton on 2 IL acres of the
Bennett farm last year. Mr.. B.
has planted some ribbon cane
this season. There will more cot
ton guined here. The yield has
been good, where water was OBJ
when needed.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
For Sale at a Bargain.

The two story Office and resi-
dence building at the foot of Eliza
beth street and 18th street. The
lower floor is now occupied by the
Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny. This building is less than 21a
years old, and it is constructed of
the very best material and well
finished throughout. As an in
vestment this is a very attractive
proposition. Apply to G. w.
Kendall. 1O-1O-1m
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
Where to Get Perfumery.

Botica del Leon. Matamoros, has
the best perfumes on the border
A supply of the following we'll
known standard brands of perfumes
have just been received: "Gravier, "
Houbigant. - Roger & Gallet, "
Pinaud, -" L. F. Piver,' and
Legrand.''
Wedding aRnouncements-HER-
AID printery.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
JAMES B. WELLS
attorney
at LAW.

Successor to Powers & Maxan,
Powers & Wells, Wells & Rentfro
Wells, Rentfro s. Hicks, Wells &
Hicks. Wells. Stayton & Klebe-S
1 buy and sell Real Estate and
investigate land titles. A complete
abstract c all tiles of record in
Cameron County. Texas.
Practice in all state and federal
courts, when especially employed.
Land Litigation and corporation
practice.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-09
THE WEATHER.
Meteorological Report up to 8 a. M.
and Forecast for Next "a Hours.

Following are the observations
taken at the South Texas Garden
for the "a hours ending at eight
O'Clock this morning:
Maximum temperature "a; min
imum temperature, "a; general
direction of wind South; sunshine
and clear.