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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-11

am prepared to do all kinds Of moving
and jobbing at reasonable rates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

Werifo; Sobn San u. Wuc0lurrop,
MS, 8eIanotid)oftSicfrctdr uno Sc
nerol-Goniul IN 9ongfof, Siom.
ScfretGr StrouS bonn Sun0elS.
Oeportcmcnt crnonnte 6. @. 0onaIo.
ion bonn 6obrifbureoil 5rm Gbef Der
Sonlulnr-l Chiffon an Steae oes aus
Dem 0ienite oltS9eid)ieoenen Sornes
:. Mtonogbon. 0onololpn Itanlmt
aus Dem meitli6ru EennipIonnien.
9efannter 9iI0bauer g G.
1torben.
Ger 9ilobouer @onorb &er1eDS lit
bier I'M Sitter bon Ga Subren geitor-
ben. @r mar IN Sauannob, 8u,, ge-
borell, bate i'm So. Negiment iene5
Staates im 8iirgcrfriege gebient uno
ipllroe ipGter Captain in Der 9unoes-
%ortiQerie. Seine beriibmteiten @erfe
iino; pStiae Sn9O" i'm Gentrul-Yarf
in 9tcm.Oorf; ,0ie @0Ife" I'M Sotr.
mount g Yorf, Ebilobclpbio, rno
uEontberin NIT ibren Sungen" I'M
Wetropolitnn=Wtuiclim in Neiu-0ort.
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YdNe fHr's NusfGnb beiergt O. gains. ~
4f3, cit.snifimores Ctr. nahs 0otamts1ff.Hp6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Ins bonn Snneren WarplauS's nnb
ben angren5enoen Staatcn.
g dlpieriges YrobIem iii
Gum erlan6.

- - I ~ ~ ~
Sn elmer dn Somitog ~abge6oIte-
men &erinmmlurg Der Sanoelsbe,
boroe mrroe Die geraiisgobuno bon
itdotiiden Sbligationen 5llnt 9etrage
bon $4,000 gltgebeiBen. IS ioQ be.
fanntlih cine neite Yunpe in Den
@anerwerfen ~oufgeitellt weroen, mel
die cine &apa5it1t bon 100000 @uI.
lonen bat. Nm 20. Mai miro Die
6rage Den 9iirgern sur 9lbitimmung
ltnterbreitet. Illgemein iinO Die re.
praientotipen 9iirger ser Stabt SIT
Der Giniiht gelultet, oob Die segeil-
m1rtige @oiier5rfubr un3lldnglih
lit, uno trosbem giebt es' cine Bortei,
ipeld)e Dem Yroiett MIR aus benz
8runbe opponirt, peil iie befiird)tet,
boB cS BET Dem Sorbcl Graft" Oh.
Iebcn f0nnte. bic 2ente, meIhe ser
Weransgobnng Der Sbligationen op.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Shiffsnad,rid,tcn.

Nem Dorf, ~. Moi. 1890 9n.
ocfommcn iinO sic Gnnpicr Gam,
lon0 Don Antiuerpcn, nGoleOonio"
had, Glasgow unO y2o5io" mad 9sca.
pei.
Ter 7onnpfcr r@inncopoliS" iubr
und 2on0on ob.
2i5aro, t2. Mni. - Baiiirt:
Iampier Main" bon Ncm.Dorf
mad, Vremcu bcltimmt.
YtpmoutG, ~. Woi. - Ger
Tompier Celtic" lit bon Rem.Dorf
cingctrofien.
GueenStomn II, II. Wai. -
Der 1ampicr .gtruria" lit nad 9telp.
Oorf abgcfa6rcn.
Coper, -. Dtni. 9oiiirt:
Tnmpfer Bremen" oui ieiner Sabrt
bon Vrelreu mad Ntm.9orf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
g5fabrtStase Der YaiiasicrSampicr
ppu WelusWurf.

am IA. Wai 3ampfer n6urneiiia"
nad @lasgom.
PM IA. Wai 2ampfer yaaiier
@iIbelm Ser 3peite" naf Bremen.
9lm IA. Iai Gompier Bulgaria"
uad) Neopel uno @cnun. .
PIN Is. Mai Camper nWaieitic"
nad) 2iucrpool.
gm Is. Diai 3ampier nTpnoam"
nad NotterOam.
slm t6. Wai 3ampier nGarpatDia"
mad Gibraltar uno Ncapcl.
am 16. Mai 9ompiet ~Tpnraine"
mad Sabre. h9r4 ~
Nm t6. Mai 9ampier rHbein"
nod Bremen.
NdHc fir's stusianb beferst q. saains. -
Ala, cf'Inittmore's ctr. nabe 0efautssfs.Hsf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
aopU 5rph
Robert g,pnmer's

Rr. i92i-t923, Orleans. Eirnht.
Sdtptquurtier neS rWo4art . Wdurer.
hors." Sinaftunoc ieoen Sonuetftaa
Nbero. Der rDio9Grt AaLs uHo Geib'
Berein" oerfamHeli llh ieocn Wloniag
bier. 9gciapeafe : lelcpbon @olie
844 3. (NpttlI. t1
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psurp 6, clsim's Rsaaurosi.

Gr. 2t6, Siag-, Iabe 0t ,on ro.SirnHe.
BurBiglibs g9eiue. Spiriiu0tcu u. uutons
eianrten Veltes Nter nm Bart. 2unG4
fir @ctsllt7lepte bon ii.30 Rorm. bis
2 llbr 9tahniittaHS, 9elepboR, q. & q
Wit. AerloH 300S ",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Wtiloc Strafe.

2IlS Mitalieocr Der nShnor5cu
&ono" iiberiiibrte StoIiener font
men nit e~iniGbri9cr @cfGnguiB.
bait Oapon.
MiIfcSborre ga, II. Wui.
~ Die eli 3toliencr, ipeld)e an port
gen Otontog Ser 9etbeiltglng an Der.
BREEDER Der DSdmar5en Sono" nad)
5peipodigcn &erbonollm8en idltl6ig
befunoen morocn moren, luur0en bier
geItern 81 ie ciltem Sabre @eiungnlB,
elmer @eIObuBe bon $25 un6 Gro0lmg
Scr Soften oesG eriabrenS pcrurtbcilt.
0oS Gloiooper fiir uno gegcn Die BE.
r%uiuigung elmer Neuocrbonolung
nu6m bouu unocrtboIb StumOcu in
Gniprud). Ter Antrng olti Atcllucrs
b%unolung nur0e Don ser Gertbcioi-
9ung oarauf geItiitt, 0oB iie nelleS
Semcismatcrial %geiun0en bGtte. &idl,
ter Sailcp mar ieood) Der VleinluA,
odB ooS nele 9emciSmoteriaI bercita
i'm Serlauic ocS Yro5clicS b0tte por-
eebraht merOcn fonllen, mo lehnte
Den Introg auf NellOerbonollmg alb.
Sci Scr @ltblifotion ocs ~llrt6eilS err
flGrte ser Ridtcr, err bGtte sic Nuge.
flagten oltf 5pei Sabre ms @efGng-
nib ldiden f0nncn aber 0u lie aus
Dem Nuslan0e Itamnten uto nit Den
0eieBen 0cs San0cS nod nid)t Der
traltt icieu, 10 babe er nid)t 0aS bod)Itc
StraimoB mdblen, ionoern Den Ingc.
flogten @elegenbeit geben moqeh lid
3H beHern unb quite 9iirger Slt,mer-
Den. Die N%ltgetlogten moren irob, 10
biligen &onfes Oauon 81 fommeu.
&crmiid)tc t%clcgrapGiidlc Gcpcidcn.
, Der aoIiirer ser yGbarIottc,
N.sG., Natiouol.9nnf, 6rnnf $.
SoneS, melder 6eid)ulOigt lit, SO.
600 untcridla8en SIT baben un0 fir
Oelicn &erbaitung cine 9elobmrng
bon $4,000 uuSgclcbt mar, bat iid) oen
9cb0rOcn in Charlotte, rs, ielbIt
geiteat.
Der ShanffcQncr Wtartill GuIt
I'M nSletd)er @otel" in 6rono ga.
pio5, Did, lit in eiltenl 9(niaQe bon
Giferiud]t bon Der 3~0siGbrigen NlorU
2emiS nit eiuem 9roomeiier eritod)ell
moroen. Sic M0roerin beiinoct Ii6
III 6ait.
Gboma$ $. 5borpc, Stonts,
equator mo 9lllpolt, oireftcr Sad.
fonmc 0es Yntrioten Batrid Senrp,
lit i'll Nelu.O Orleans, 60, geitorben.
- Ger 8eIcgrapbiit Neil McGo-
nolo lit in Den Glarf MiiQs bel Utica,
N..9, Ourh cilen eleftriidcn Strom
DON 10000 Soften burf ~5uiG1igc
9~criibrung eine$ &citun9SOrobtcS &C.
to0tct morOcr.
Sn Wontrcal, San, lit ooS
Sd)IohtbouS Ser .lluion Abottoir
60" an Der 6rontenocs StraBc abgc.
brornt. Sdaoen $4,000.
Sn Norwid, Conn, bat Sri.
Worp 0rabam ibren t04. @eburtstog
oeicicrt. Sic lit Dor "A Sobrcn uod)
Imerito ctngcpanbcrt.
- Gin Gnnm 0es MltO Eono bei
Tiroiae, u. s., CAB in 6olge 81 orc.
ben @%nIicrorldS nad) ulo Die gor5c
~llngc9enb mllroe inter 8aiier geiest.
%ielc Snustbierc crtranfen ulo gro.
Der Shaoen nuroc peruriaht.
WtS oen ,Snncreu MarnlauS's uub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

PIN #. SUM 0ompier rGitto 81
Oiilono" nod) 9teopel ulto @cnlta.
PIN ii. Sum Gompier o@amburg"
nod Gibraltar uno Ncapel.
PIN If. 6ebruor 0ompicr oaoiier
@iIbelm Der 3mcitc" nod Bremen.
Nm ~. SUM Compiler Y0}nicitic"
nad) southampton.
Nm ~, Slmi Qnmpier o9tooroom"
nad) ROTTERDAM.
&ctungliidtc GolmpIi,
mcnt .-2iclltcnont (oltf Dem 9oac
81 ietner E0u3crin): o8n0oigitc limo
bclltc Die Sonigin Oe5 Gcitc@," -
Dame: so ihcint Sbuen olio aud,
mein bclttigc5 @oatoItiim SIT geiol'
lcn?" 2ieutcnUtt; n6anto9, @nd-
oigItc, lpulocrbor , cS lit ia nit
Eerlen gurl5 iibcriGct, obcr - Gb -
Ole Ecrlc Der Ferlen bil0cn 0od) M
Iircitig 9nooigea 6rGulcin icIblt -.
Gb - io5ulogen Die Ecrlmlttcr!"
&iidfoII in sic @eiuno D.
sci it.. - 6roll: Ser @ltberboltcr
l1Bt io8en, DIT brolthtcit eiulhpeilcn
nidt mebr ST fomnncn: CT ici mtcoer
gciuno!" - 9lr5t Cfnurrcno) n@oS,
id)ou micocr NAL gcirn0? 0oS lit
ia bcreits Der brittle HiidioQ in Die
lem Sabr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

ponircrl, crfloren alld), Dab III fllr5er
3eit 0aS @oiicr aus Dem &otomoc
it6 r1idt mebr fir Srinftuoiier eigncn
lperoe un0 cine Iusoebnung 0eS &C.
gentbdrtigcn SpItemS jebt ipeggc.
morfeneS @clo mare. Sr. 9. Q.
NbelSberger, Der @oltimorcr Snges
nieltr, bot Der Stoot Cumberland ei.
men Glon fir cine @olierpcriorgullg.
Die pom Souoge.Hiper bcrgeleitct
luerben ioa, oltsgcorbeitct. 0erielbc
bat inoeIien feline 9lusiid)t auf 9ln'
nnbme, oo Der Soitenpuuft iid) olIf
100000 bclotfcn ioL.
Q h m iir Old.
Gin Spc5tolsG omite oeS @orreol!-
GereinS bon 4qegonp.Goultp, mel'
Dies Die gegen Den HehtSunlpalt 30
bert 81. Gid erbobeuen Nni6uloigEns.
gen 81 unterltd)en bottc, bot cine o.
bin gcbenoc Gmpfebliulg cingereidt,
BOB Gid aus Dem 8crbon0 Der
&chtSonmGlte olls9eitoBcn ltno ibm
Die meitere IuSiibung ieineS 9erufS
in Dem Gol11tp perboten neroe. Is
limo icd)s ipc5ifiibe alogen, Die &C.
gen Den Nnpolt ms Ereffcn gefilbrt
murocn, olS 8rltno fir oieien Sdriti
angefiibrt mor6en.
GrbGIt $500 Q duocnernt.
Charles =. Seine erbielt i'm &rciSs
gcrid)t pom Cumberland 0afiir $500
5uqeiprod)en, ooB icine Satin uGb.
reno tic 6urd ein Selepbon Der
,6reocrid. Gouutp Sclepbon Comp"
iprof, cincn cIcttriifen SdIog crs
lit, Der ibren oIgcn6liflihen Con
bcr6eiiitbrtc. Ger llnfoQ lultr0e ollrdl
ooS &rel5en bon 5mci 9r6bten Der
urinht.
q Sdoafe pom @Iit er-
dlagen.
gluf Scr 6orm bon Srlt. @rnlt
5rouflin, nohe SoplorSpiac, Wto,
muroen lu0breno zines @cmittcr2
81 Sfooie uno 5mci Giibc Oltrd) Den
Ylib eri6Iogcn. Wertlpiirbiger @cilc
luur0c Die S6clune, in meldcr lid Die
Sbicrc befonoenL nid)t III 9rono &c.
Itedt.
&o6piIlc ermG6It neucn
.GIerf.
Ger Stuotrutb bon &odoiQe bat III
elmer ON Somitog Nbcno o~bgeboltc.
ltcu 8criommlung Srn. Sobn :,
SigginS gum Stoot-Glerf erip6blt.
10 y II @rtrinfungSs
fall.
Sr. MiQiom &. Chalmers, Elm 53
Sabre alter Sl1genieltr BON Ntnopo-
lis, crtronf om Son1itog i'm Scpern
3ipcr. 3iemono mor 9ugen5euge
oeS llnfoQS, un0 6rieoenSrid)ter
Selomepcr iteGtc cinen aitf llnfou
loltteuben Gootcnihcin aus. Der
GoOte bintcrl0Bt nllBcr ieiner @ittme
liebcn aill0er.
Spfcr oeS @oebuIt
SpieIS.
&orrp 6. Sooglc, Der Sltperintens
Dent Der Gnuben in Der Worplono
Sdule fir Saubltllmnc, Itorb an
Sumitog an Den Solgen elmer &c
birnerIhiitterllng, Delhc er ooourdl
crlitt, Dob ibm Elm Spielboll ait Oen
aopi gerporien nllrOc.
G0oIider 6ubrunoll.
Sr. s. @rnit SobnS, Sobn Oor
&rn. SbomoS .. SSobnS bon Gburd).
Sill, Wt0., muroc an Somitag &c.
lcgcntlid elmer Spo5ierfabrt ans Iei.
mem 9uqgp geifleltocrt uno 10 ifmcr
nerlcbt, ooB er beinnbe ougenblidlid
ltnrb.
@oiicriimp pei iiegreid d,
SSn 2llrnp, go, bo6en in Der Wtu-
ni5ipolmnbl Die Anti Soloonlellte
zen Sieg boOon getrugen, uno oas
GrgcbniB lit, ooB Ioiort ale Wirtb-
;I,f+o, oniA(o5{o, ,,nrSntt ~ptiiiinr
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ans etsstanbtsam.
s@nLots .eiasl.:tan,.baae."

ode D. Eno @enab-l traee,
pn~uptntnItiee beg s9cpern Hr.sltnt. .Her'
ems" ~@inenfruit8 : 3Gmer > Deyeins,-
.9littoH SlnrteTuubrsn 1eft Bdu' uuo 2etb,
Beteins." .Eeatfbe Sentfltb.t9ieit- uiib
e9eipers@uiiilGst Pr. 47s. 3. .. O.
Jrifhts Bier su tebcr 9eii. - q. & o..
1tlephuu: 0oIie 32a y.
GntinaiS. canton eitssrfranJ.Saae."
shbr,efsHds o. str. u. fsoit.Ape., ganten.
Sn~uptnlnrtier oeS misunderstanding"
SineItunos ieoen Mittincn Nbeno. Ger
9anensterstm bsriumntelt it'd ieoen Tien,
ttag gIterb. - ..stliionll" seier an 3apf.
Observation-Disclosures 49, Botis LASS 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

gm t6. 9tai Gompicr n9aiierin"
had Samburg.
Nn II. Mai 9ompier nGcoric"
uod 2iperpool.
Nm Is. Moi 0ompicr ,Gamponio"
nod) 9iperpool.
Nm Is. Mni Gdmpicr r2n5io" mad,
Ntcopel.
PIN IS. Weai Gompicr st. 2ulis"
nad) southampton.
9lrl tS. Mai 9ompier oMinue-
baba" ndd1 2onoon.
PIN f9. Mui Gompicr yGerugia"
llod) Neopel. .''.
Am IS. Mni Gompicr ~6inIono"
nod) Nnltmerpen.
4m IS. Nloi Compiler gGoIeoo.
MA" nod1 @lnsgolu.
gm IS. Moi 0ampier Sc. Albert"
nad) Gibraltar uno Neapcl.
Pm iS. 0toi Gampier nMooomn"
nad) Neapel uno WarIcilC.
PIN IS. Mai 0ampier o6rieori6"
nnd) @rcmen.
Am IS. Moi Gompicr ,@olOeriee"
nad) Snnnbltrg.
9ln IS. Mai Compiler nSoben.
berg" nnd) 9tenpcI mo Irieit.
Nn t9. Mai Gunpicr ,@oScogne"
nod SABRE.
Am 20. Wfni 0anpicr 0Gitto 81
NapoIi" nod NeopeI mo 8enuo.
Nm 81. Mui Gonlpfcr rGormo.
mia" nnd 2iocrpool.
PIN 81. Moi 0ompicro Gronprin5"
nad) Bremen.
Am %. Mai Gompier .Noriotic"
nnd) Soutbnmptun.
Im %. Wtoi 0ompier nYotSonm"
nod Hotteroom.
9hm %. Otni Gnmpfcr nStnlio"
nod) Neapel.
Nm %. Mai Gompicr o&eaiG
Olop" nad) aopeubogen.
PIN %. Mai Compiler ~BrtnccB
Mice" uuf Bremen.
am %. Wtui 0ompicr nNmerifo"
nad) Samburg.
Am %. Mloi Gampicr nBropcucc"
no6 SABRE.
am %. Mai 0onpier Gtrurin"
nad 2iuerpool.
Nm %. Mni Gampier europa"
nod @cnlta mo Nenpcl.
Nm 25. 0toi Gnmpier nHbilnOcl-
p6io" nad SoutOnmpton.
Am %. Wai Tompfcr Daitorin"
nud) Glasgow.
PIN %. Mai 2ompicr nMeiobo"
nah 2onoon. ,m..
Nm %. @ui 2umpicr 3ceIouO"
nudl Antiperpen. uY.ugg
Am 25. W}oi 0ompier nGennipI,
rama" nad) Sumbllrg. I
PIN Is. Wfai 0ampicr Bremen"
nob Bremen.
PIN %. 0toi Oampier 0Woltfe"
nab Gibraltar mo Reapcl.
PIN 30. 0fai lampIer "a. antiter.
Dam" mad &ottcrOam.
Pm 20. Woi Qnmpier o8elltonic"
nod) Soutbampton.
Am 30. 0lai Qampfer lorraine"
nadp SoOre.
4m 80. Wui Gampier nSlaponio"
nad) Gibraltar uno 9ienpel.
2tm 30. Ofoi 0ampier oIeltid.
lamb" nud) Sumburg.
9(m 81. Mai 0ompier oGeltic"
nndl 2iuerpool.
2m +. SSuni Oannpier oSi8uria"
nad) 9tcapel lnO 8cnita.
9ln /. SUM 0nmpicr n2ucnnin"
llnd) SiDerpool.
am l.. Suni Gonpfer rarronlanb"
nof Intmcrpcn.
PIN T.. Sltni 0nmpier oMinnc-
tonto" nad1 2onOon.
4m 1. sunni Qampier st. Foul"
nad) Soutbumpton.
Am +. Suui Qumpier nVotaoin"
uad1 Suntburd.
Nm /. 3uni 0ompier ~Yrinccb
Srene" nad) Hcopcl unO @enuo.
Pm ,. Suni 0nnpier .Goura"
nad Ncapel unO 1rieit.
Nm A. sunni Gampier nHegina
6~'SStalio" nod Ncnpel u1o 8enl,n.
am 4. Sitni Qntnpier nGoronia"
nod 2ioerpool.
PIN A. SUM 0nmpfer ,aoiler"
nab Bremen.
9m 8. 5uui 0ampier oSccnnic"
nod Solltbampton.
am 5. Suuti 0ampfer nStoten.
Dam" na6 &otteroam.
1(u, e sunni Torunfnr Go,o;nH
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16

Spanish dagger, and in some parts
of FL Paso County grows SO thick
that it is almost impossible to ride
a horse through the country. 1t
is valuable for its fiber, which is
used in the manufacture of mat
ting, rope, etc. A factory which
uses it is in operation in Mexico
and Van A. Webster of San An
tonic, who has made the contract
with the State of Texas, says he
has ordered machinery to establish
a factory in Texas. In addition to
the $500 bonus which he has al
ready paid the State he is to pay
SOC ton for all the fiber cut dur
ing the three years.
While the foresight in the writ
ing of the bill providing for the
sale of these vegetables, heretofore
looked upon as useless weeds, is
rather fortunate for the school
fund. J. 7. Robinson, chief clerk
in the General Land Office, who
wrote the bill and took the init1a
tive in the matter, declares that
his chief regret is that the Senate
refused to accept the provision that
he put in the land bill providing
for the reservation of the guayule
and lechuguilla when the land
should be sold, because, he says,
these substances as a rule grow on
the poorest and least desirable
lands. and when one applies to
purchase such lands, the purpos~
generally is to take off these sub
stances and then let the land forfeit
for the nonpayment of interest;
but shonld any of the land be
desired for its own value, if the
sale were made with the reserva-
ton of these substances, the State
would get both the interest from
the sale and pay for the guayule
and 1echuguilla This is the law
in respect to timber and mineral
lands, but the Senate defeated the
provision with respect to the newly
discovered vegetable possessions of
tne State.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
Administrators Notice.
The State of Texas,
County of Cameron.

The State of Texas,
County of Cameron.
To those indebted to or holding claims
against the Estate of Aurelio Anzaldua,
deceased.
The undersigned having been duly ap-
pointed administrators Of the estate Of
Aurelio Anzaldue, deceased, late of Cam
eron County, Texas. by Hon. John Bart
lett, Judge of the County Court for and
in said county, on the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, 1907, during regular term
thereof hereby notifies all persons in
debted to said estate to come forward
and make settlement and those having
claims against said estate to present
them tc her at her residence in The
florida, Cameron CO., Texas, where
she receives her mail this 8th day of DC
tober, 1907.
FABIANA G. DE ANZALDUA,
Administrative of the Estate OF Aurelio
Anzaldua, deceased. 4w-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
Through Line to Mexico City.

An enthusiastic railroad man OF
many years in the railroad business,
now with the National Tehuante-
pee, one of the finest roads in Mex
leo, writes a letter to a gentleman
in Corpus Christi, in which he
wishes to be posted concerning the
St. L., B. & M, desiring to be
advised as soon as the Gulf Coast
Line gets the concession to build
from Matamoros to Tampico. The
gentleman in his letter says: This
road will some day form the link
of a grand trunk line between Mex
leo City and Washington, D. c.
Thirty-six hours-Mexico City to
Houston-just think of it, A good
thing for the whole coast country.
The Caller should whoop it up"
We will be glad indeed to give
our enthusiastic friend the desired
information as soon anything de-
finite is done. All we know now
is what a prominent railroad man
told US about two weeks ago, and
that is the railroad bridge across
the Rio Grande at Matamoros is
sure to be built in the very near
future.
One of the difficulties in the way
of another railroad to run south in
Mexico along the coast from Mata-
moros, we understand, is con-
tract from the Mexican Govern
ment to railroad now in opera
ton in that territory which gives
it a monopoly and shuts out COM
petition.
We known nothing about the
truth of this and thinK it hardly
probable that the Mexican Gov
eminent should be so unuindful
of the development and progress
of it's own country as to give an
exclusive franchise in railroad
building and operating to any ore
company.
However that may be, railroad
that will shorten the distance from
any point in the United States to
the City of Mexico will be of i'm
mense value to both countries. The
Brownsville Matamoros route seems
to be the most feasible, and we
have no doubt that this feasibility
and practicability will commend 1t
and insure its speedy construction.
Corpus Christi Caller.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
MONITlON
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXA {

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court,
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF Texas
The United States
VS. No. IS d. L.
Thirty Three Horses
In obedience to a Warrant of Seizure
to me directed, in the above-entitled
cause, I have seized and taken into my
possession the following-described prop
erty to wit: thirty three horses, as fol-
lows: 7 gray; brown; II bay; l paint;
l yellow dun; dun; 3 souel and 3
black.
For the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the U. S. District Court
for the Southern District of Texas, at
Brownsville, hereby give notice to all
persons claiming the said described
thirty three horses, or knowing or hav-
ing anything to say why thes same should
not be condemned and forfeited, and TIE
proceeds thereof distributed according
to the prayer of the libel, that they be
and appear before the said Court, to be
held in and for the Southern District of
Texas, at the United States Court Room,
in the City of Brownsville on the End
day of December, 1907, at 10 O'Clock on
the forenoon of that day, if the same
shall be day of jurisdiction, otherwise
on the next day of jurisdiction thereaf-
ter, then and there to interpose a claim
for the same, and to make their allega-
tons in that behalf.
c. G. BREWSTER,
U. S. Marshal Southern Dist. of Texas
By W. B. LINTON, Deputy.
1O-S-14t
Your old blind father no long
er sits at the corner of the street
and begs.''
mo; he has received a big le-
gacy and can see now"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
WERE DISSATISFIED THEN

If President Roosevelt would
only come to Brownsville he would
have the hunt of his life finding a
dissatisfied settler. BROWNSVILLE
HERALD.
Yet possibly Roosevelt first be-
came aware of the existence of
Brownsville when the protests OF
the citizens of that place regarding
the stationing of the Twenty-Fifth
Infantry battalion arrived at Wash
Sngton. Daily Express.
That's a hard thing say about
che champion trust busters knowl-
edge of geography.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
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, p"
"Pinaud," Il. F. Piver," and
"Legrand."
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16

Groman, the eminent Hair and Scalp Specialist
discovered an ABSO
Lutte remedy for this unsghtly Disagreement.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16

Your old blind father no long
er sits at the corner of the street
oud hare -
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
For Sale Cheap.

Furniture for small house, in
good condition. Apply at residence
corner of Adams and Fort streets,
or to S. D. Hanna, New Browns
vile Land Office. 10 5-tf.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-16
THE SALE OF
LECHUGUILLA
Is a Profitable Deal for The
State.
8t is Said to be Doubtful il Company
Bidding for GuayuIc Will Complete
It's Contract Although It FOrfeits.
$4,000.

It seems that the State may be
able to eat its cake and keep it,
800, In the matter of its guayule
Srubber plant). The Big Bend
Manufacturing Company, which
was the successful bidder for the
cutting of this plant from State
Gands for the next four years, put
up a certified check for SOL, 900,
the total price to be paid, about a
month ago, but up to this time it
das not returned the contract with
It's signature and bond, and unless
ut does so within a reasonable time
'eke deal will be off. In any case
zhe State will keep the money.
The contract prescribed by the
State prohibited the cutting of any
guayu1e plant less than twelve
inches in height, required the COM
saary to make the States antitrust
affidavit, obligated it to manufac-
cure the plant in Texas and to
ship none of it out. Whether or
not the delay in executing the
contract upon the part of the COM
9auy is due to any of the require
xzents made by the State, has not
Seen learned here. The headquar-
Eers of the Big Bend Manufacture
ing Company are at San Antonio,
T. D. Crenshaw being president of
she corporation. There were two
other bidders for the four years
cutting of guayule, one of these
bids being for $1,000 and the
other $26,5OO. So far as known
the plant is to be found only in
Brewster, Terrell, Pecos and Pre-
sidio counties on the Texas side of
the Rio Grande. The plant is
propagated from the seed, and
seemingly it was brought to Texas
BY the winds blowing from Mex
co.
1t is not believed that the Big
BendCompany will be able to
remove all of the adult plant from
che State lands within four years,
out if they should, it is thought
shat a good stand will ibe left of
rolauts under twelve inches, as the
propagation will continue.
The result of the sale of this
plant, as well as that of the le-
chuguilla, is quite gratifying TO
the General Land Office. While
.gechuguilla brought only $500
cash payment for the privilege of
taking the plant off State lands in
Brewster and Val Verde counties,
still if the industry proves as pro-
stable as it is thought it will, the
result under the contract will place
20 the credit of the school fund
shout $40, 900 annually, and per-
ulanent industry should be esta-
EsIished. This vegetable reproduces
rapidly from the parent bulb when
not cut too close to the ground.
The present contract is in the
uature of an experiment. Quanti-
ties of the plant grow on the State
lands in Preside, JEFF Davis, FL
Paso, Reeves, Crockett and Upton
,Gounties, as well as in the three
counties to which the present con-
eract applies. It resembles a dwarf