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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Gloucester Social


GLOUCESTER g. H.. Va. January i.
The holiday season seems TO have no
end with tho hospitals people OF Glou-
eester. and entertainments are stni tho
order Of the day. those os the past week
beginning with a dinner given by Mr.
and Mrs. John 8. Tabb at ~surnmervine.
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nicholson.
on Thursday Mr.. and 01rs. Walker
Jones gave a very pretty ana charming
afternoon tea. IN honor OF their guest.
Miss Frances T0syies. OF tho Northern
Neck.
Mrs. I. J. Meredith and Mrs. II p.
tanner. Of Wilson's Creek. spent the mast
week with Mrs William J. Mott, ct
''Toddsbury."
Miss Mamie Byrd Fox has re,r-n.a
from delightful visit TO Baltimore. bring
ing with her Miss Kitty IoyingVtoo %
that city. rs her guest,
Mr James Fox. Jr., has returned g-o-,
a short stay in Norfolk
The younger set have ,os-l,. 81, -
turned 70 their various scioo,s 81
leses-Mr. George r. Cary 70 the law de-
partment at Washington ana - -
versity; Messrs. Mahlon RenSor ~
Cauett. Ellis Corr and Graham, To,es -
1l.e NrSinia Polytechnic Institute at
Ilacksburg; Messrs. William r,.~7 ? -
nv u
I rage, or Colorado. 70 the EoiSconal FTlgh
School, at Alexandria: Nessrs. Mann 80
feyton Page. OF shelly" ana y9reto,-
rage OF Colorado. who r-ert the holt
days with Master Durham vvftbors e..
woodbury. Forest School: Nusso, y.,,c,,
Robins. Georgia Sinclair and Ruth Nf.no-
nave returned 70 the State N-cr~,,,l 60,
I'M tarrnviue; Miss Matte Corr 70 .ra
Girls Latin School in Baltimore o,5
"l'Ss FoweH Byrd 70 Oid Fields school
near Baltimore
Messrs. Ellis Butt and william ,,,..
Who were the guests OF Mrs. Arsblo- re-
son. nave returned 70 their home IN ports-
mouth. -' ~ -
Misses Mary Atwate-. % MARYLAND ,,a
Eioise Williams. Of Norfolk. ana NJ
Jack Biscoe. OF Washington. r-,eq.s 90
MISS Annie Powell Byrd NJ ''IIockIev .,
left for their respective homes on Wed
nesdsy.
The Ware and Abingdon branches %
| the Woman's Auxiliary met last week
az Mt Pleasant" the home % Mrs. John
l. Bouldin. with quite n Fun attendance.
Mrs Paul Scharp read "A charming and
| very instructive paper on mission work
/ in western Colorado. and Mrs VIM r.
/ Leo gave q most interesting talk on Chi
: nese missions. particularly the good done
by DR.. Edward Woodward through his
hospital and medical work
The Sally Tompkins Crapfer % the
United Daughter OF the Confederacs- had
very satisfactory meeting on Saru~-
I day, with most % the members present.
! The chapter has done a great deal OF
I work during the past year. giving aid 10
Confederate veterans and many v-idov VS.
and orphans or veterans 4 profitable
( concert was IN the autumn. and tho
/ chapter hopes to celebrate General r E
| Lees birthday oy having another con-
/ cert at tho rectory on january 10Th.
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Visit to Chester School.

fsuNclsl % The Times Dispatch
CHESTER. VA. January 12-Nr L IT
Russell state school examiner OF the first
circuit. with superintendent William A.
Elankenship- visited and inspected tie
High school here Tuesday. He did not
announce his decision and conclusion as
70 tne erectlveness and efficiency Of the
school ndt aided tho teachers hy his sug-
gestions- This was Mr. RusseiTs first Wis
u 20 this school. and this visit will de-
termine whether or not the school boards
promoting tho enterDr's So have performed
their part r. the construction OF the build
ing. and whether they Will be entitled
70 share Of the State high school fund
Nj Russell promises to pay another visit
before long.
Nj William TT FOwlkes. who was the
loser of from 300 10 500 worth Of mer-
chandise from his store here "a few nights
AGO by the hands % burglars has moi vet
got on the track or the marauders but
entertains the idea that he will be able TO
locate the parties and find the goods Tie
tnlef or thieves entered hack window
and had a wagon TO facilitate the trans
portaton- A valuable double barrel gun
was among the things lost. a lot OF watch
chains and plated sewelry
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have ingredient the best in point of PURITY and
QUALITY that could be obtained.
We established standard of PURITY and QUALITY
MEDICINAL STRENGTH, that has maintained
all these and Casare tablet has been harmless
pure gentle and effective as every other
substances formula to pro-
duce desired effect be SAFE and TRUSTWORTHY
MUST be cean fresh carefully selected compounded
painstaking supervision.
The eternal vigilance to the ingredients
Cascarets the PERFECT CONDITION. so as to get
the best effect without danger from ntrudng substances
has been relaxed.
What is the RESULT
disappointment, q
today greatest
FAMILY MEDICINE n world.
We attribute Cascs' PURITY. QUALITY
The of
FOOD AND DRUGS
sh reliable Bowel
American People
We possible,
confidence confidence
be betrayed All druggists o 25 Soc Try little ioc box TODAY
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HIS MAMMA KNOCKS
THE TEACHER OUT
Irate Woman Sends School
Ma am to the Floor with a
Straight lab.

WASHINGTON; PA. January 10
Miss Flora Rasel teacher in the
Seventh Ward school, Of Washington
= in a serious condition as result
OF injuries inflicted to-day by Mrs.
Richard Forsythe. who retaliated up
on the teacher for tho punishment %
her 1O-year- son.
Miss Nasel had severely punished
the boy for an infractlOn OF the rules
and then sent him home His mother
Immediately appeared on the scene. and
IL IS alleged. made a vicious attack
upon the teacher. Miss Rasel Il is
averred. was knocked down and then
picked up by the irate woman and
thrown down stairs. She was taken
home in an ambulance.
Principal T.. y. EnOch was sum-
mOncd but failed to subdue Mrs
Forsvthe. and sent for the police. who
arrested her. Miss Rasel has made
an Information against Mrs. Forsythe
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Miss Kate Lawier. Miss Cora Lawler.
Miss Lucy Hol- SIR. Walter Cotton. Dr.
is. A. Lester. AR. Edward i. Lawler and
Dr Charles j. Saunders.
-lrs. Robert Berry was hostess NJ a
luncheon at Ier home. lu tle n4.g. y ard,
iu honor o. Mr-. J.. D. Wood. Covers
were iald FOR eight and 1irs. Berry's
Ilests We're Alrs. Wood. Mrs. Denis Nh
ham. Airs. James J.. Hubbard. Mrs WaI-
hams, Mrs y. J.. uuBarry. Mrs. Robert
ltoE. and Mrs. 4. T. Wi.iets.
Air Aretmau gave "a box party on Mon
day evening at tie Academy of Music
o. witness tho performance or MISS In-
lau Russell ia ''The Butterfly
ltls guests were Misses Marguerite and
bayn-e Taylor and Mr. William shield
Miss Marguerite Taylor has gone on a
visit 20 friends in washington Miss
Baynio Taylor is the guest u the Misses
shield, ia Richmond
Miss San Freeman VIII leave Tuesday
To- visit friends in Chestert0Wu.
Miss Lucy Hardy has returned home
from Baltimore where she was The Suest
OF Mrs. oliver.
Mrs Herbert Drewry las returned
nome from q visit % her parents, judge
ana Ars- Huruel. iu kaleigI.
Miss Emily Gibson has returned 70 her
lpfne lu Concord. after visit 10 Miss
Mary Loo Cooke. on Butte Street
Al-S Bessie Merritt. who has been Wis.,
l'ins friends In baltimore and Annapolis
mas returned home
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day FOR BROOKLYN. \. y TO visit her
friend. Mss Frances McGarvey.
The FlUvanna County Bank. OF this
place, has now been completed. The
building is quite an addition 70 This
nourishing town. Mr. Levy Melton
head carpenter. should be Congratulated
upon the completion OF this splendid
edihce
Mr.. Cabeu snead. a prominent young
business man OF New York. is visiting
lis home here
Miss Helen Knox Spain. OF tho vocal
department OF the academy. has re-
sumed her work, after spending her
vacation at her home IN New York
CITY
Tie surveyors OF the Virginia Air Line
Railroad. 20 DE run by this place, re-
port satisfactory progress being made
with their work. This road through
the county viii mean great progress
to this place. that needs transporta-
tion to the outside world.
Mr. Claude Snead. OF Handy, W
Va. after brief so5ourn at his home.
has returned.
The Burlesque Vaudeville show. com
posed OF twenty-four academy students
that recently had a schedule here. will
De taken 10 Cartersville IN tho near
future for an engagement Miss Spa In.
OF the academy. has charge OF the
troupe
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AMHERST SOCIAL

AMHERST. Va. January Ie.-Afr. and
Mrs. Charles Laud0n Scott. u this place.
have announced the enlargement Of their
daughter. Louise Montague. to Mr..
Charles Alfred Joubert, formerly OF New
Orleans. but now OF Birmingham. Ala
AiSs scott is "A well known social favor
lac 81 this section Of the State. having
attended the finals at Blacksburg and
THE University q Virginia Tor several
years past Mr. Joubcrt is n member
~ the firm % Payne & Joubert q foun-
dry and machine company. OF Birming-
ham, lie IS well known in Virginia and
IS an alumnus OF the University. 10
Is son az Mr.. Leon Joubert. a well
known capitalist Of New Orleans
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RADFORD

RADFORD, VA. january 1a.-Tne
week has been observed as week Of
prayer by the Presbyterian. the Aretbo-
dist and Baptist churches. daily services
being held. Last week was observed bv
Grace Episcopal Church rs a week OF
prayer.
Messrs. Andrew and Lige Inglcs DR..
w p. Nye, Captain J. c. Osborne. Mr..
Northcross and number OF other Con
federate veterans and Masons went up
TO Wytheviue Wednesday to ATTEND the
funeral Of Judge Fulton
Mrs. Nat Harvey gave large dinner
party Friday at her home IN The coun-
try.
Mrs. William Ineles entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Wednesday at la
Riviore
Paymaster George venable. - 8. n.
visited his sister. Mrs. J. Lewis lngles.
this week.
Miss Eela Goldsmith IS visiting reIa-
tives IN Portsmouth. o.
Miss Anna Hassenzahn. trained
nurse az valley View Hospital. has re-
turned from months visit 60 her par
euts in Michigan.
Misses Laura and Mackie Ingies and
Miss Margaret Wade. Of Chris stansburg.
left Friday for Richmond FOR n months
visit 90 relatives and friends
AIR. W. w. GOodykoontz. az Alexandria
trsinmas on the Southern Railroad
with Mrs Goodykoon-z. Is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Mary Goodykoontz in East
IHdford. for several Gays
Valley View Hospital has about TWEEN
g. Inmates at present. Among the moro
serious cases aro several typhoid patients
and man with g. broken back The
latter. John Meyer. q German. aged about
nfty, was struck by Norfolk and
Western Railroad train the 29th OF DO
ccmher, and is paraly zed from his waist
down. There is no hope OF his rctov-
cry.
Ex-Governor Tyler visited his sons Nrr
James Tvlor. in Richmond. and Major
Ietl Tyler. in Norfo.k. last week.
Miss Mamie Guthrie. "a teacher in tue
high school. who was shot iv tho acct
dental discharge Of her pistol while
hunting. several weeks before Christnae.
TO- resume her duties. Miss Guthrie was
taken 90 her home n rvnchhurg Christ
mas. Much regret is expressed that she
Will not return. she being one OF tho
best teachers in town, and social fa-
Vorite.
Miss Dixie Wygai. OF Washington. viii
leave to-day for Roanoke 90 visit rela-
uves after q visit of several weeks 90
her sister. Mrs. w H. Mcfarland.
Alr. Thomas Mount continues quite $40
az tho home OK his daughter. Mrs T. S.
Jones.
Dr. Irene Bullard is in Roanoke n few
days. pending tho settlement OF tho VIII
llamsburg middle
Captain w r. Wharton and fam
nv lAs- Asoahav Tar la Ansaiaa.
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FORK UNION

FORK UNION VA. January l2-Mr.
". b. Gay. of Richmond; Mr.. Boiling
Cay, Of Atlanta. have returned after
brief hunting trip and a visit to
their former home.
Mr.. G. " snyder has returned TO his
school IN Bedford county. after a few
days spent in this locality
A large number Of new students have
matriculated at the FIX Union Acad-
envy since the Christmas holidays.
envy has elected Mr.. Floyd Moon as
manager OF the baseball team Mr.
Moon was one Of the besS PLAYERS Of
last years team. and Will make An
efficient manager
Miss Lucy Lee Jones left on Thurs
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Miss RiXie. OF Front Royal. were guests
oe Nj and Mrs. Jas. II. Bowman. at
Gearvs Hotel here this week
Miss MARGARET Martin left her homo
here this week for Charleston. w. Va.
where She VIII visit her father. Mt Rob
crt r. Martin. for some time
Mr. O. w. Taylor, or near Romnev.
W. Va. was the guest Of Mr. GEORGE
Moore last week.
Ar Charles McGehee. or Woodviuo
Miss, left here on Tuesday for his home
after making an extended visit ~ Major
j. w. Masruder and family.
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MONTVALE


IN 10 q i-e -lIlsfi patch
MoNTNALE. VA. January l2-Afr
George SNcer. who was accidentally
shot IN the knee while hunting birds
during the holidays. IS at Montvale
Vie has given up his position at
Charleston. w. Va. TO travel for "A
Roanoke house. and hopes TO be able
soon 10 enter upon the duties Of his
new position.
Dr. Walter Siicer. OF Cripple Greek.
IS making professional visit to his
brother. Mrs. SliCer accompanied him.
They are the guests OF Mrs Cora Real
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Cal. 90 spend the winter Ills
handsome home viii be- occupied
hv Mr. Horny Is. Mctlarg. superintendent
OF the iron furnaces here and at Roo-
noile. and a son OF President McfIars. 90
the v. T. O. and G.. Company. with his
bride he will probably take possession OF
ths property about the first OF February.
Mrs. j. r. *. Cowan has returned from
BaihnaagA ~shar4 shA h-s been Tor tWa
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When Cascarets Candy
Cathartic were invented In
1896, and the formula was
perfected after much expert.
mental labor by highly scien-
tific chemists, it was our aim
not only to produce a perfect
combination Of EFFECTIVE
CONSTITUENTS hut m
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Seven-Hand Euchre.

members OF her card club and several
other friends nt t-r home. on 1'nrs
Street There were Two tables 90 seven-
hand euchre. and the FIRST prize. pair
~ bedroom slppcrs was won hy Alrs.
Blanche Camp. while tle consolation.
work bag. was cat 81 AIRS Gordon De-
Corly
Mrs Cookies guests wore Mrs. william
F'nnniI Mrs Nathaniel Greene. Sire
William IN. Calf Nrs. Gordon IcDori-.
Nrs. Iuniau d. PAYNE. 1iis. Allan ~
Cooke AIrs Ilucl IS PAGE 1irs John
James R Hubbard Mrs r. J.. &c. Sane
oers0u Mrs William A. Thorn. 1Ire.
Gcore, c tahcI and AIr-. Blanche camp.
Miss l0lNe Taylor was hostess at
luncheon at DIR l.mr. ou Pembroke
Avenue Covers were l.td rnr t.. ar1
MI. r.,Is.. guests were- lrs El-
ward 1I.- f-4. ffartr. g. Wilson AIrs.
John S. Jenkins Nr- William 1N. Cvltl-
r.o~ Dr. sfre Cru--. ST. Todd AIre a.
Brooke Trr..r afre. Robert 81 Wlkir-
son ,f-- gur Davis and Nrr John Todd
2. t
DCA4S'lN414 ~ -i1ea'-'
2iis Narf 'ril' ana ifs ---e iA- or
enter. canned i.'Ir if-rNHr in '.ti ...ii-
uaHi0r at e. rNtl'n Ait'- m tN" ''.'Hi
tlnh. on 'iHfy $500 Nr. -a-hNei-
Ta'lor l'1 20" german ans supper was
served at II .N O'Clock. mr. ana Mrs.
wei N- ana Af7 Hugh ~ Tag" ana
colonel George w. ray.o chaperoncc.
Tho Misses Is=lors guests were-
A,r. and Mrs :. Iredel Jenkins. I4eu-
tenant Commander aua Mrs victor Blue.
ar and Mrs. Carey j. Weston. Mr. and
NfrT. A. Brooke Tavlo-. Paywastcr ana
Mrs Harry Hisroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Nai-lg-
con Hardy. colonel ana AIRS George O..
Cnbcl. ar ana Mrs William r. baldwin.
ar and Mrs. Frank Mccullough. &r. and
Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner. Mrs %. D. Bid
uen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilott Heath. Mr.
and Nf7 Charles Alcl i install. Ar end
Nre. Il. r. Thorpe. Dr and Nrs. p 3.
kenuon. Sir. and Mrs. IL Garrett Smith.
,-i-e 4lreio Conrad 90 Winchester: Miss
Louise liasN-ns. ~ Lexington, Miss
Woods Mes oltav.a Thompson. 90 SUM
mit Point. sses Lacy ond Kate Hardy.
Nllss @-tF W mock MISS Mary Lon Cooke.
,.i.s5 9--,t falne. MISS INA Ncis-t Miss
'rii-lt, Hi.'- i-lt1tnein Iun's.
.~-'e.- ~ .''n' Nls7 j. .ia ttoo-on.
ne i-iEe'
81. III. c, $50 '.-S -A''.e ne.-''
1r,... 'i99 "'a- ~e.Ne.
r-..... r n.S-
IA. r--,.-,s.- 80 t .''.s ,''-iDy' "iSS
,r alo4s-. iIs''n-
Miss paue -~--v,.- go ~. -'-..-i.
Rvrnes. 1rees-s CO.. -r..---.-,,
Parker. C. w Cr-a,. T. pt,,t-
colt O. r. AfcTnfosh d, - -,.-.----.
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A CARD.
EsHssls ,sg,s

Inasmuch my business close OF 1000 SO very sat-
isactory wish to express my appreciation and g.,
OF my patrons for the liberal patronage during the
of my existence wood especially for the year
1900 feel very grateful Wishing YOU prosperous and
happy New ear, Very respectfully
THE WOOD MAN.
T. T. LONG.
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PURITY
oP
PRODUCT
Commands the Consumers
Confidence

every ingredient very best point of PURITY
QUALITY that could be obtained.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
Deafness CanaO; be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased p3-tion of the ear.
There is only one wa , cure deafness,
ard that is by constitutional remedies
DEAFNESS IS caused by IN inhamed con
dition of the uucar!s lining Of the Gus
tachian Tube When his abe IS imam
ed you have rumhhul sound OF imprr
feet hearing, and when 1t Is entirely clos
ed, Deafness is the result, and unless The
Inflammation can be tax ell out ard this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused ~ Catarrh,
which is nothing hut Al lrhemed ccuoi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case of Deafness (causeu ny catarrl'
that cannot be cured BY H4n's Catarr b
Onre. Send for Giro, lars &c
F. JCHFNFY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16

educate the people of the eastern
part of the city in civic virtues.
Since the ordinance was passed re-
quiring residents to clean their
yards, the law has been kept by
the poor residing in that section of
the city. Some of the yards are
swept daily and kept as clean as
any yards in the city. The trouble
is that all the trash that used to be
kept in the yards is now dumped
in the streets. Unless something
is done to stop this wholesale dump
ing of litter in the cutters, it will
be impossible for the marshal to
keep the streets of the city, clean,
as the litter will be blown all over
the city. Along 18th street some
Of the culverts are packed with the
refuse thrown from yards.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
House Warming.

San Benito, Oct. 15.-The new
hotel was opened Saturday night
and a genuine Southern house
warming was held in the new
structure. Guests from the sur
rounding towns attended the in
teresting function and enjoyed one
of the best society events in this
section since the development of
the lands hereabout began. Every
care was paid to insure the comfort
and pleasn e of the guests.
Among the ladies and gentle
men who attended the gathering
we noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Hanson, Miss Maggie Hanson and
Miss Title Hanson, Miss Annie
Kennedy, Mrs. Edison, Mrs. Wright,
Miss Irwin, Misses McLelland,
Teresa and Minnie Harvey OF
Brownsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Purvis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hizer, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Toombs. Mrs, Van Ness,
Misses Lola and Ethel Van Ness,
Emma and Kate Purvis, San Be-
nito; Misses Dabney, Paul Hill,
Phipps, Mary and Ze;ta Jones of
Harlingen; Messrs. Charles Han
son, Raymondville; Charles Ken
nedy, Raymondville; B. Delling,
Emile Wise, Brownsville; Hizer,
Kingsville; J. o. Griffin, Mercedes;
Walter Vann, Charles Vann, L.
NJ. Ellis, Harrington; Duke and
Linn Jones, Fletcher Pratt, Geo.
Falgout, L. O'Bryan, Sam House
holder, H. S. Griffin, E. T. Mill
man, and Col. Alba Haywood, San
Benito; J. F. Hilton, San Antonio;
and Mr.. ingalls, of FL Paso.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
Two.Cent Fares.

The short time the two cent pas
seuger rate has been in operation
in a number of states, seems to
fully justify the reduction. In
Michigan it has resulted in an in
crease of more than a million dol
lars in passenger receipts, the first
quarter. This is gratifying, but
is not surprising, as a contention
of the advocates of reduction is
that it will result in increased
travel full cars, instead of empty
ones. The operation of the anti
pass law in this State ought to re-
suit in so great a saving to tile
railways of Texas, as to make a
two-cent rate entirely feasible, by
the time another legislature con
venes, and the probabilities are
that such a rate will be adopted
Corpus Christi Crow
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
LOCAL ITEMS


The BOllack store is now showing the
latest creations in fall and winter head
wear.
JUST ARRIVED Car load of
Avery Farming Implements
Brownsville Hardware Co.
The express company carried p
barrels of fish out of Brownsville
this morning for points in the in
terror.
The chalon brought over about
200 ladies and gentlemen about l
O'Clock this morning, after the
opera was over in Matamoros.
Just in! Ladies' pattern hats that
are just out. If you contemplate buy
ing fall hat now is the time, ours is
place. The BOIIack Store.
For the third time this week, the
blotter at the police station says
nothing to report" For a city
the size of Brownsville situated on
the frontier. the peacefulness is re-
markable, and something to be
proud of.
The Bollack store invites you to
select your fall hat from three hundred
different pattern hats. Don't delay,
IiBger or wait in making your selection.
The temperature recorded at
the South Texas Garden for the
"a hours ending at 8 o'clock this
morning was as follows: Max
imum, 81; minir u1n, 10, Rainfall,
IS.
The attendance at the opera
house in Maramoros last night was
not as large as the merits of the
company deserved. Brownsville
supplied its share of the audience,
but Matamoros as not we'll re-
presented.
Rev. Mr.. White preached to the
Methodist congregation at the
Presbyterian Church last night.
As it is the intention of Mr.. White
to attend college again this winter,
last night is probably the last time
he will be heard in Brownsville for
a long time.
For SALE-At San Benito SO
acres of cleared land 1-2 mile from
depot at SIPS per acre. This land
has a good we'll on it. 40 acres of
partly cleared land on Boulevard
and IL mile from depot at $11O.
These lands will be cut up into 10
acre block if desired.
If. w. o. COLEMAN.
Arrangements have been made
for lighting the St. Louis, Browns
vile & Mexico railroad depot in
Brownsville with acetylene lights.
Four posts have been erected in
the depot park for the lamps, which
will illuminate the eastern end of
the platform and the walk out to
Levee street.
A carload of Studebaker Wagons
has just been received by Modes
to Gonzalez at the store on Eliza
beth street, opposite Eagle Drug
store. Besides the celebrated
Studebaker wagons, he also has a
large stock of Florence and Web
Der wagons, Pianos, organs, safes,
Fox typewriters, Mexican and
American music, J. w. Lamb is
thelocal manager.
Owing to the inability of the
management of the St. Louis,
Brownsville & Mexico railroad 10
obtain sleeping cars, the proposed
excursion to the Houston carnival
has been called off. Mr.. Doherty
wrote to Mr.. Porter today saying
that in place of the proposed ex-
cursion the road would make rates
for passengers 20 take the morning
train on November 4th, arriving
in Houston Monday night and al
lowing them to stay in Houston
until Thursday morning.
Th- members of the Brownsville
Il. Al.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
BEECH.NUTS (ONSERYES

that we sell. The list includes all of the
best fruits (and Peanut butter). Each
is made from selected fruit and granu1at-
ed sugar nothing else-no preservative
needed when packed in the famous
Beech-Nut vacuum glass jars. The
Beech-Nut method of making, retains
the delicious flavor of the fruit, and
makes them superior in many ways to
the imported article. We recommend
them to you.