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GIRL BABY'5
AWFUL ECZEMA

Sight of Eye Destroyed by Disease
Tried Five Doctors but Grew
Worse In Agony Eight Months
Parents Discouraged, Until
They Tried Cuticura Remedies
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BY a news HARBoR MAcA.
ZINE. PRICE. % CENTS ON
SALE AT THIS CF.iCE AND
FLEMING & gRYANT~.
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Cures Indigestion

and Sour Stomach
Do not suffer longer. You can be re.
lieyed Immediately by Hicks Capudine.
It induces the proper flow Of gastric
juices ard cures the distress and acidity
Try it; It's pleasant 70 take-Jts liquid.
Cures headache also. a. al druggists.
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VIII save ycQ b.B mQneg on thai
o}0r2uat
sig LeVi5on.
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6. s. 8. Drove rNE nuM0R our

Gentlemen: Some two years ago suffered great deal
carsod on account of humor in the blood smaF
pimpla5 broke out my body and kept getting worse
day by day for over year. Seeing advertised in
the paoar and having also heard it had several PEG
pie in this city concluded try using tile med
icne was entirely cured and very glad recommend
It. 1920 Clay St. Paducah, Ky. EDW, w. LONG
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RUG SALE TODAY leAV>N & GO.
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tuppies to the
0
body and ds the blood Of any and all sons letter Acne Por
2heum Poison
book medical advice desired furnished without
charge all voN SWEET SPECIFIC cOAaRaNYs ATLANTA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Batter uno SodDtcr ueridnunnocn.

G%Gicogp, %. Gan. - Die bic
iige Eoli5ci lit bemiibt, ooS rGtbicl.
bate &crihiuinocn Ocs %&ollfnonncS
@m. VI. @icbolot pon 2ofe Sicru mo
icincr Sod)tcr Wortbu olli5utldrcu,
Die @ciOc lett Sonntog 9lbcnb Der
nlibt mcroc1. @cnigc StunOcn Dor
Observation-Disclosures mor ingSicbolot'S
W0bclloOen cin pcrmntbli6 ollrd)
SronbItiItltng pcrrrlnhtca Scilcr cnt.
l%tolocn, obcr idncll Ncloiht luorbcl,.
6rau u. Stein cine Sdppelter @ic.
bolot's, erbielt geitcrn eincn 9ricf
bon ibm, in melfem er iogte: n@enn
Oh Oieicn Brief crb0ltit, bin id &c.
reitS toot, ga id) ncinc Sorgen niHt
lGngcr crtragen FAINT" gSiebolot lit
81, icine Sodter "a Sabre alt. 81,
leBtcr 3cit bcionO CT lid in iinon5icl-
len Sdruierigfeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
ScrbGnsmihupacr Srrtbnn,.

it |, &o., 20. San. - 0urd)
nenen oDGngengeblicbenen" Gpnomit-
SprengiduB mllrOe heutc nobe Mo
coiiin Sap, etlidc Wicilcn mcitlidy
bon bier, bier Stoliener, mcldJe fir
bic r@alton Contracting So" ollf Ser
nSolltb ono @eitcrn 9obn" arbcitc-
ten, gct0otct uno nlcbrerc allocrc Der
lett. 3pei SprcglGiiIic iollten 5l
9leifer 3eit ob0cicncrt lper0en, un0
Die Nrbeiter botten iid 5uriidgc5ogcn.
NaAocm cine Grploiion eingetrcten
mar, fc1rtcn bic 2ellte in ser irrigen
Nht06me, Oob beiOc S6iiiic 5ugleid)
loSge8onocn icicl, juriid, nno crit
Damn fam Sic 5rucite grploiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

vScnpS" einigen fron5oiiidcn 9lGt'
tern Goripiirfe pcgen Scr ldd)erliden
Sniinllotion, Dob Oas @cbcinlnib Ser
bon oem gl6nirol 9opiS bel scr
2onOun0 BON Worinetruppen in
Singlton bcfunbetclt Gle BARN, Bob
sic Ser. Stoatcn 9lblidyten arf sic
Sniel bdtten, SIT il,Gcn mdre. 3lt-
0leid) begliidmiinidyt Der ySempS"
@roBbritonnien llnb sic Ser. Ston,
ten, neil Oicic iid) 6ic rll6igc llc6cr.
leglng belpoGrten unO Den 3lpiiden=
iaQ ni6t bic fir bos @obI Der @elt
10 modJtooIcn 9e5ic6ungcn" it6rcn
lieBcu.
Gum .SGlub 6enlcrft nod Scr
ySempS:" Bob, luc1ln Der @ollbcr.
ncllr Spcttctbom nod nidt n6berll.
fen mGre, linn 9erotben mcrOen ioQ-
tc, in 3ufunft foltc5 @lllt 5lt be
naDren.
Sieben M en- 6 ertrun.
fem.
Brisbane, Giieenslono, 2lu.
Itrolien, q. San. = Ger Hcgie-
rlrllgs Sdooncr oEilot" ifeitertc in
cincn fiir5lidcn Clifton olli Der S06e
bon GoofStomn. Sieben Yerioncn,
oorllnter Elm Sr. &argrcopeS, Nit.
glie0 Ser &egiSlntur BON Queens.
lan0, ertranten.
20 onumentefi ii &oltoire1t II.
ton eou M Yontbeon.
YoriS, %. San. - Sic 9egia.
rulng bot Die 9ilobnuer 9artbolome
unO Segoffin nit bcr&eritellung polt
Statiicn Goltaire'S uno &oltiieou'5
beauitragt. Gicielben ioQcn i'm Gin.
flnnge nit einenl Dor ntcbreren Sab
rem bonn Senotc ongenommencn 9e.
idlltlic, ulS' sic @rdber Scr eripobll.
ten WGnner gc0ffnct mo oic 2eidell
lulpcricbrt oufgcfun0en lputroell, i'm
Eontbcon olligeitelt merocn. 9urd
Bic Groffnling Der @rGbcr mltroen sic
bisber gang llno gcbc gelpeiencn, it.
ri9c 9lngobcn luioerlegt, ooB Die Sci.
den &oltoirc'S mo Houiicou's nod
Der Hcitorlration in einen @ro6ell &c.
morton 1norSrt irirr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Infnnft iucitcrcr Sliidtlinse ans
aingitpn.

9 It 0 II, MoiI., 30. San. = Der
Der ~llnitcb 6ruit Co." geborige
Iampfer ng0miral 0epep" lit Don
Samoifo bier %nngefommclt ullb fat
40 EaIiogicre, bon pcldcu sic mci'
item bon &inglton fonmcn, NIT &C.
brad,t. Ger GnpitGn oeS Oampfcrs,
u. Gooioiont lagt ans, oaB Sic 81.
tllation in 9il9iton, ais Der nNOmirol
0enep" BORT lag, cine iflimmc mar
uno oaB sic @impobncr groBer Wton+
gel an 3eltcn uio Ir5llci litten. Srei.
bllnbert ilnb iiinf5ig bon ocn Notllei.
ocnocn, sic iid an Capt. Oopioion
lponoten, ml,roen bon Dem 0umpfer
BON aingiton nad) Sort 9lntorio &C.
6rad)t; olid) lieB ibnen Ser Gapit1n
anoercn @eiItanO, loipeit cS linn nl0g.
lid mar, ongeoeiben. Scr Captain
iaot alld) aus, baB Ser @oien uon
aingiton nod obne irgeno meld)e
2elld)ttbiirme unto Signollid)ter mar.
las gon5c meltlidc gllbc BON Sort
&opal itano 10 bis 10 SUB tief llnter
@oiler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
in ieinem 2aben Dpn Hanbcru or.
idpiicn.

Ncm Oorf, 30. Son. - Sobn
9. Goripee, gigentbiimer zines
Spibcnlooens in @elt.Sobofen,
mltroc mG6reno Der Letters Nodt in
leiltem @cid)aftslofal pon NGGltbern
il6erfallcn uno bur6 einen berielbeli
cridoiicn. Gie NGlber permlinoctrn
oltd) Sobn @eo, Goripec's aiiiItenten,
unO oieicr iOentifi5irte belite gGiS
Orapcr, cincn bier nni0iiigen Sprier,
ais Den Mtalrn, mcId)er sic Sdiilie
%obtenertc. Sropcr unO ieinc beiocn
9riloGr iino perbnftct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
@erburgcncr SdDab gefnnScn.

Ncm Norf, 30. San. = Ola.
montcn un0 nn0crc Slmclcn inn @cr.
tbc bon $4,000 mur0en bcllte in Scr
@obmlng oeS perItorbcneu G6orlcS
Sriplcr, GriinOcrS Ser ofliiiiigcn
&rit" jn Munboiictt, 2.-4, geiun.
ocn, unO 5rpor bon g. 9. Sriplcr,
Dem Sobltc unO cin5igeu Grben 0cS
Gcritor6encn. Ger Sobn pliBte nidts
Don Den SlnpcIen unO mar bodIif CT.
ltnlult iibcr lcincl 6ltno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
&cinc SpbcsItrafc in &unIas.

Sopcfn, &S., %. Gan. Die
@beelcr. olmon'lde &orlo0c SIR 9llli.
bebuhg Der Sobetitroic in aalilas
poiIirtc Grllte Den Scnot ll1o Iiegt
iebt oeun Wonuerncllr SIR llnterid)rift
nor. &ein @ouocrncllr bon aaninS
fat iemalS ein SoOcSurtbciI inter
5eid)uet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
ScidJcn %anigcfnnocn.

Buffalo, N.-9., %. San. -
Gic 2cihen oeS gcitcrn bel Sem
9ronoe oeS rGolumbio- @e6Gu0cs"
0ur0 einItiir5ctOc Mollern eridlnge=
llcll 2ielltcnontS SanlcS Naltgbton
ulO 0c$ Sd)lnldmonneS SoGn s.
Sinfep, bon Ser bieii9en 6ellcrpcbr,
IinO belttc orti8efumoen woroen. Ste
pben s. Wcgar, ooS brittle Opier,
mllroe gcitern Nbeno nufgeiun0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

9eoienitete lino bereit3 getDotet NOR
0en. Der 8ices@ ouperneltr ser Yro-
bins ioa iid inter ben Serpunoeten
un0 Ser Eoli5eidef unter ben @et0o,
t0Oteten 6cfin0en. Srupper iilto mad,
Dem SdaipIab geid)idt moroen.
. Ii / ser poIitid c /
&f in Caracas.
@illem it q 5, Sniel Curacao,
30. San. = Na6ri6ten ans Gltrocou,
Sene5uclu, Guiolge iiberrllmpclte
@olloernellr Wata an ser Spite elmer
Sdloar Iruppen in ser 9tod)t pom
y. Sanuor cinc 0cIcinle politiide
Seriammlrung i'm Soirnum oes Giccs
EraItocnten @onte5 5lt Caracas unO
cS fam SIT einem Sample, in lpel.
diem Wota, ioDie nlcbrere ieiner 9ln.
bGngcr %gct0otct lulo cine nod groBcre
It5abl, cinidlieBIid) oes 9efe6lsbo-
berS ser Solooteu, perplltoet mltr.
Sen.
8olonpi's d. ieo.
" e II, %. San. - Die promptc
@cnebmigllng Oes Gemiiiionsgelldes
oeS ungariiden Suiti5miniiters b. go.
lonpi Sciten8 OcS Monordcn linoet
in bieIi9cn poIitii6en &reiiei aQgc.
mcinen Behalf. Na6 elmer Weloung
aus 9llOapeIt miro Eofonpi beute lei.
llen Hildtritt bonn 9llnt pfii5icQ at.
tilnOigen. Die @rnfen NtoraIip uno
3id)D BADEN nit iofortigem 4ustritt
aus ser Coalition uno oeren Sprens
gllng 8eOrobt uno oarauf CAB es Der
Minilterrutb allf, Eolonpi nod lGnger
81 boltcn. 9ie &olillt6.B nrtei bea6.
iidtigt, Dem S6eioen0en cine Opation
81 bereiten.
6ron5 Soiepb'S 0anf.
@icm %. Gan. - aaiicr 6ron5
Soicpb fat onlGBlid Der gliidlid) IN.
ter 0ad unO Sad gcbrud)ten 8abl.
reform 5ablreidle Or6en pcrliebcn.
&obe IllS5eihnltngcn limo Sen Mini-
Itern n1O oenicnigen Earlamcnta.
ricrn 81 Sbeil geluorOcll, peld)e iid)
I'M Die fortldrittlide MoBnabnle be.
ioHOer5 ucrOielt gemodt ba6en.
rad Gcplon beoroert.
9rem c II, 20. Snn.- Der Noro.
OcutiGe 2lopo.G ampiero 9or6aroiio,"
Der 0m II. Sanlar pon NoelaiOc,
Nllltrolicn, nad) @renlcl III See 9ing
miro Colombo, Geplon, a~Hlolfen
ulO Yniingiere luic Eolt 0e5 2lopo-
GompfcrS .ScDOlis," Scr nit brett
nenOcr 2oOum9 III Eoint Sc @aac,
Gcplon, cingctrofien lit, ii6ernebmen.
Gie Gniiogicrc lrto sic Yolt 0cs
rScp0lib" muroen olli 9oGcr See altf
ocn britiiden 8rcll]er n0ioOcm" &C.
brod)t un0 BON oieicm nnh Colombo
bei0r0ert. -4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

lbs Mufiidts. Gomitc bcs Suffer,
n~otionalei1 Bureaus Scr olnerifoni-
id)cn Hcpi6lifcn nn6m cine Hc5plu.
ton an. DilrdJ lpelhc or Die Spcuhe
Nyllbrclu Gnrltcgie'S bon $4,000 fir
sic grridtitna cincS bolierntcn &c.
61ubcs ocs Siircous IN Wolhin0ton
occcptirt. Sic Gciolution llltcr!irGt
nod ser @cneGnti9utg oeS geriuol-
ti%rtgSroihcS, iueld)cr bier 5ltlonrmct
trctcn mirb, I'M bic Sficrte or5uncb-
men ultb ,Srn. Carnegie icincn Can't
81, potircn. Stootsicfrct1r 9ioot, Scr
%orlitcr, pr0iibirte III Der bcutigct
Sibung. mo BON Den MitglieGcrr
bcs Counties iparcn cridieircn bcr
@eionbte &opti's, Sr. 2cger, Der @e-
Ian0tc Gcuooor's, Sr. Enrbp, Scr sc.
Ianbte Snlanna'&. Sr. DC SbalOin.
Siilfs.S taatsiefrctGr Bacon unb ser
9ireftor oes Bureaus, Sr. Barrett.
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Gbulcra anf Den Gbilippincn.

@djb II q o II, :. G., 80. San.
llntcr ocn iapunildet SiIdlern oni
ben Ybilippincn lit bic Gbolcra ais.
gebrodell. Sm 9oliie Der lctten 8p6c
muroen 115 Grfr1nfrngcn uno IS
Soocsf0lle al Scr Seild)e genrelbct.
9m ihlimmitcn miitbct oie Illrd)tborc
&ronf6eit in Sloilo unb Gopi5, bod
bot lie aud, in Manilo 5pei Spier &C.
fproert.
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The 10th. Century Gard Club.

On Wednesday afternoon the
Club was entertained most delight
fully by Mrs. N. E. Kendall. Four
tables of players contested for the
honors, and at the conclusion of
the time allotted for the game it
was found that Mrs. Faisans and
Mrs. Porter were equally entitled
to the first prize, each having won
FIVE games. Upon cutting Mrs.
Faisans became the lucky owner of
a dainty bon-bon dish. There
were several claimants for the
second prize, beautiful vase of
roses, Miss Alexander of Laredo,
winning.
Cream, cake and bonbons dain-
tily served were most heartily en-
joyed, and it was voted by one
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the actors. The latter had a dispute
with one of the dnlce men over the
change due him on coin rendered
in payment for some candies, and
after few sharp words came to
blows. In the scrimmage, they
bumped against the other candy
man, up-setting his chair, and he
arose and began beratinE them
both. though, until they interfered
with him, he had been an interest
ed spectator of the fight. The
three handed row kept up until
some county official came up and
authoritatively ordered the par
Elephants to drop it. y
In Justice Gavito's court today,
formal complaint was fled against
Francisco Monies and Juan Garcia,
on account of the crime committed
against Juan Rios, who was as
saulted and robbed in Riverside
Park last Friday night. The ex-
aiming trial of the prisoners was
set for Jan. ~, being postponed
because Rios is still too i'll from the
effects of the assault upon him to
appear in court.
Rooms suitable for Offices and
also for light housekeeping are in
demand. A large building adapted
for such purposes and centrally To-
Gated would be a paying invest
ment. THE HERALD understands
that capital is ready for just such an
undertaking, so soon as we have
waterworks and electric lights.
The Eastern Star chapter will
hold its social meeting this even
ing at 7:3O sharp. All members
are requested to be present and
visiting members of the order are
cordially invited.
Real estate transfers have slack
ed mp only one recorded the
past week.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
CALIFORNIAN BUYS
CITY PROPERTY.
Expects to Bring Family Here and Nay
Engage In Sugar Production.

The only real estate transfer fl
ed for record the past week is that
of Lots 1 and 2, Block IS, City Of
Brownsville, transferred by Miguel
Fernandez, Rosa K. Fernandez
and J. K. Fernandez to Alex c.
Brokaw and E. R. Brokaw, the
consideration being $4,000. This
property is situated at the corner
of Washington aud Eleventh
streets, opposite the Schools bnild-
ing, comprising two lots and a
two-story brick residence. The
purchaser, A. c. Brokaw, is a re-
sident of Siskiyou county, Califor-
MIA, where he has been extensive
ly interested in mining. The pa
pers of that county report the sale
by Mr.. Brokaw last November OF
large interest in some miues
which would enable him to retire
with a fortune. Attracted by the
glowing reports of the Browns
vile country, he came hither,
with the result that he concluded
to invest some money here. Mr..
Brokaw, whohas been in. the city
several days, is particularly i'm
pressed with this country's pos
sibilities in sugar production. He
considers this the finest sugar
country in the world, and It is
quite probable that he may invest
in land here and engage in sugar
growing. Mr.. Brokaw expects tc
leave tomorrow for California, but
expects to return in about a month
with his family and will occupy
the residence he has just bought
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
PERSONALS.

J. B. McAllen left for San An
tonic today.
J. NJ. Rogers went up to Mer-
cedes today.
DR.. w. A. Dougherty of Hidalgo
is visitor in the city.
Marcellus Dougherty was pas
senger for Lonsboro on the morn
ing train.
Judge Wells was passenger on
the outgoing train this morning
for interior points.
John Closner, sheriff and sugar
planter of Hidalgo county, is in
the city attending to business mat
tiers.
Rev. w. H. Petty left today for
Raymondville and Sarita, where
he will hold services Saturday and
Sunday.
Capt. J. S. Mcneil of Realities
is in the city today, having come
down to deliver some mules which
he had sold to parties here.
DR.. G. w. Burress, who has &C
cepted a call to the pastorate of the
Baptist church of this city, has ar
rived with his family from Waco,
Texas, and will make his home
here. The doctor has rented one
of the Brulay cottages and will
move into it as soon as his house
hold goods are in readiness. Mean
while he and his family, consisting
of Mrs. Burress and two children,
are guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. S. c.
Tucker.
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and all that the afternoon would
go down in the annals of the club
as one of the most pleasant.
The guests of the Club were Mrs.
Paine, Miss Alexander and Miss
Sarah Kennedy.
Club members present were Mes
danes G. T. Porter Ashhein,
Faisans, E. K. Goodrich, B. Ko-
walsh, F. Layton McDavitt and
Heustis, Misses Motter, Bollack,
Mayfeld and Goodrich.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
ELDRIDGE IS ACQUITTED.
Conclusion of Noted Murder Trial al
BeIIvilIe.

A private telegram received here
today announced that the trial of
w. T. Eldfidge, for murder, which
was held at Bellville, Texas, this
week, was ended this morning, the
defendant being acquitted. Much
interest has been felt in this case,
as both Eldridge and the man
whom he was charged with having
murdered. W. E. Calhoun, were
well known throughout South Tex
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
The Learners.

The Learners met on Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Cain, sixteen
members being present In the
absence OF the secretary, Mrs.
Goodrich was appointed 70 FILL the
Office temporarily.
The matter of ways and means
of securing a Carnegie library was
again discussed and the report of
the committee on this matter
listened to. The members of the
club are very hopeful of being
instrumental in securing the IL
brary for Brownsville. Further
business of the Club was transact
ed after which the following
program was rendered:
l. Roll Call The Great Reform
ers, the Club.
2. The Reformation, Its Pro-
gress and Its Effect upon Litera-
ture, Mrs. Celaya.
). The Renaissance" (ditto)
Miss Dysart.
4. Westminster Abbey and its
Elizabethan dead" Mrs. Loew.
5. The Tower of London and
its Elizabethan Prisoners" Mrs.
Cain.
6. Questions relative to topics OF
this period, Mrs. Killough. Miss
Fernandez and Mrs. Wheeler.
The meetings grow in interest
and enthusiasm and the close Of
the Club year will no doubt find
a creditable amount of work done
along the lines being taken up.
Mrs. Celaya will act as hostess or
Thursday next.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18

Those who can command them
selves command others.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18

1 beg to advise my friends and
the public that the business hereto
fore conducted under the firm name
of M. Sahualla & Co., will be con-
tinued by myself as successor.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
THE DAILY HERALD.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IS 1907
Weather.

Observations taken az Fl. Brown
fer "a hours ending at O'Clock
Jan. II, shsw: Maximum temper
ature 70; minimum temperature
SO; part cloudy. south winds.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
Public Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately existing be-
tween Miguel Sahualla and Jose N.
Besteiro, in the city of Brownsville,
Cameron County, and State Of
Texas, under the firm name of M.
SAHUALLA & COMPANY, was dis
solved by mutual consent on the
First day of January, 1907.
All debts owing to the said
partnership are to be received by
the said Miguel Sahualla, and all
demands on said partnership are to
be presented to him for payment.
(Signed) MIGUEL SAHUALLA,
JOSE N. BEsTMRo.
Brownsville, Texas, January, 1907.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
For Sale.

1 have for sale some fine young
Percheron Stations. Also some
one and two-year-old Durham and
Hereford bulls at the Box ranch.
JOHN R. Box.
Manager Box Ranch. Isabel, Tex
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-01-18
MIGUEL SAHUALLA.

A woman who is too busy to
take care of her health is like a
workman who is too busy to
sharpen his tools.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-09

The first and second foot ball teams
of the New Mexico Military Institute
met in regular contest on the Insti-
tute gridiron yesterday afternoon. A
fair crowd was in attendance, and
they witnessed good game, the sec
onds, or Scrubs" as they were nick
named, giving the older team a hard
score of 27 to 0.
The scrubs kicked off to the ca
diets, who We're 6owned after a gain
of ten yards. Then on an attempt at
a forward pass, were penalized, but
recovered the lost ground on a punt.
After several end plays Houghton car
ried the ball across the line for the
first touchdown and Webster kicked
the goal. Two more touch-downs were
made in the first half, but in a try
at a punt-out the ball was dropped
and no goal could be kicked
The second half was almost a rep
etition of the first. Only two touch
downs were made, however the scrubs
holding the cadets even better than
in the first. The game ended with the
cadets in possession of the ball on
the scrubs one-yard line.
The scrubs had the ball only three
or four times in the game and were
forced to kick each time but on the
whole played a good defensive game,
Kilburn and Little Red both going
through the line with ease and max
ing some sensational tackles.
The most interesting features of
the game were Houghton, Webster
and Wynne's long end runs. The ca
dets were little slow in getting into
position and didn't seem to know their
signals as well as they should. 9th
erwise they played a good game. The
lineup was as follows:
Cadets. Scrubs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-09
Miss Decker Gets Fine Place,

Miss Myrtle NJ. Decker, a former
teacher in the schools of Roswell, is
rising in the world of education and
will some day be high in the profes-
sion of teaching. After leaving mere
she went to Deming and later to Bis
bee, A. T., and soon after was offered
the principalship in the schools of
Deming, at a salary of s95 per month.
Placing a substitute in her position at
Bisbee, she accepted the new offer
and is now filling it with entire salts
faction to her employers. Miss Deck
er has Since been elected vice-pre-
sident of the New Mexico Educational
Association Her many friends are
watching her course with great salts
faction
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-09
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds have been fill
ed for record in the office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
Riley P. Johnson to Frank Hutch
inson, for s175. lots and 8, block 1,
Valley View addition to Roswell.
w. F. Buffl1in to W. H Buffkin, for
$500, lots 1 and 2, block rs, Lake Ar
thur.
Walter H. Weatherby to Ellen ".
Nilsson, for sos, lots 7, 8, 8, 10, IL
and II, in block IL, il Boaz, except
that part of said lots already decided
to the Pecos Valley & North Eastern
Railway.
J. Henry Young and wife to Lillian
C. Young, for $12,SO0, east half of
34-12-25.
The Urton Town Co. to Elbert c.
Hodges, for $50, lot 13, block IA, and
lot 3, block 26, Urton.
T. B. Platt and wife to John Camp
bell, for $5,400, forty acres in 1913
26 and a water right in the Hagermal
Irrigation Co.
]. P. Mccormick and wife to w. T.
Cowgirl and D. G. JBoynton, for 5000.
lot 1, block 21, Kenna.
Walter H. Weatherby to John w.
Childers, Jr.. for $3.50, lot 8. block Z.
Boaz.
w. J. Altus and wife to Josephine
for $4,000, eighty acres in g.
1926 and one and a half shares in
the Hagerman Irrigation Co.
The Hagerman Irrigation Co. to
John l. Hinkle, for 81, one water right
Walter H. Weatherby to ]. P. Stone,
for S625, eighty-two lots in the town
Of Boaz.