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The Winslow mail., 1907-01-19

LIN The PROBAIE COU XII OF
the County of Navajo, Terri
" tory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of
j x. Woods, deceased Or
der of Sale of Real Estate.
Emma Woods the executrix of
the estate of J. x. Woods, de-
ceased, having on the eleventh
day of January, 1907, presented
to the Probate Court, and filed
herein her petition in due form,
verified by her oath, praying for
an order authorizing her to sell
SO much and such parts of the
real estate belonging to said
estate of said deceased, for the
purpose herein stated: For the
payment of sundry debts of the
estate.
Said matter coming on regu-
larly to be heard this twelfth
day of January. 1907, and up
on due proof to the satisfaction
of the Court that the petition
for an order of sale of real es-
tate is concuTred in by all the
heirs OF the estate, and all
and singular the law and the
premises being by the Court
understood and fully considered,
wherefore it is ordered, adjudg
ed and deCreed, that said Emma
Woods the eXecutriX of the es-
tate of j x. Woods, deceased, l.,
be and she is hereby authorized
to sell all of said estate either
in one parcel or in subdivis-
ions, as the said eXecutrix shall
Judge most beneficial to said es-
tate, the real estate belonging
to said estate, hereinafter des-
Cribed, at private sale, af-
ter posting and publish
ing notices of sale as re-
quired by law, to the highest
bidder upon the following terms,
to-wit Cash on delivery of
eXecutrix' deed.
The following is the real es,
tate hereby authorized to be
sold, being situate in the said
County OF Navajo, Territory of
Arizona, a I'D bounded and des-
cribed af follows, to-wit:
Lots / and 2, Block ., and i'm
provements of the Townsite of
Winslow, Arizona Territor y.
Lots 19 and 20, Block 3 and
improvements of the Townsite
of Winslow, Arizona Territory.
Lots | and 2 and Frac. 3, Blk.
@ and improvements, Of the
Townsite of Winslow, Arizona
Territory.
Lot 4 and Frac. 3, Block @
md innrnuementS. of the Town
The Winslow mail., 1907-01-19
(To be continued next week. J

Gro Oe continued next week.
COMING EVENTS at Wins
low Opera House.:
Feb. "A Messenger Boy.
Feb. g Squire Tompkin S
Day.
Feb. 26 -O'Brien Burns prize
fight pictures.
Mar 6-"Are You Crazy?"
Mar. l3-Ethel Tucker Stock
Company.
Mar. 20-Cripple Creek.
Mar. 21 and % Hans Hanson.
Mar. 31-Nettie, the News
Girl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

Gu 8erIor tan eiter Ell banr6 Spg.
6om, en- it9rf Strb$beppgcIie euer
Sberauitr9ngeIier, en- 6orgtftntrg
.eler Iigtenoe pIltbieLig booe miItet
life blot enboer @rtnoriug ON fl
fore9aaenSe 2io, men 8ItnSifaber %
69rbt8bcber, iom han tiOIieere bar
oGret / 9eiiSoeIie al - oGrc bIeoen
en- belt aroeu Geriou.
On tiIipnelaSertbc ltbetp6eItg 5cr.
~anIebntug. en- beitemt SinSSten.
ming, Susoeitiou eler Spprpie. fan
ga bepirfe, at ben opriuocIiae I'll.
itaub inotrp6er, at Berioust igien
"bIiuer fig ieIo".
On ing en9elf Game al oct beSitc
SeIifab, intelligent, funSifabSrig,
iprogfpnbtg % m,iitnIf, bar efter en-
SpgOom, bpor ogiou Sierner bar on.
9rebeu, til fine SmgtpeIier5 6urirr.
belle fltI6ftrnbig foranbret. Sun
bop0e iintpIe Mansrer og talte ct
usornst Sprog, bapSe mtitet Be met
%eIemcutpre a1tuSifaber, flInoe life
ifrtpe, boo6e intet Gre for gIuiif -
bar en- belt onSeu Rerion.
0erne SiIitmo baoSe bcI0t Itg /
Maoneoer, bo bun en- 8ag efter Ell
lang os meset Spb Ssou ptliSicIig
isien bar iie ielo; men / oen NOR.
melt ponisIgen6e EiS III bun glen.
tngre 8ouae EiIbaoefoIo. inotiI ON.
fiber ben an0en Rerior" opbsrte at
e~riitere.
@on ct tSoteT / Shrpei3 bobSc I Lrn.
qere lib boet en- ltng Serre, Tom sell.
tog / gpenS ScIfob8lio % giorOe
Su6trpf al life at bope ppret iun0er.
Iig uSenfor 2onSets 8rruIer. Cm
FIN Sortio taIte ban oIorig. On Tag
fou ser Ill SoteIet en- 8isbmano,
fom | Here anr baobe opboI6t fla /
llbtar0et, og Tom paGitoo, at BON
fienotc BEN lluge Scrre ira NuItra.
fen, bnor ban bao6c olrgouet8 BAN.
Gen ltuge Wono, ser | Sd)rpei3 Ie'
beSe Tom Rentier uSsu at foretdge fla
nogetiombelft aIborligt, bnobe | Hu.
itraIien bGret en- meget eueraiif og
opetis TorretntrgsmnnS. men bar
efter Ell baaro SDgOom ptubieIig for.
irunoer.
Gen ltnge Serre paoito6, at bou al.
orig uogeriinoc bupSe bGret / alritru'
lien og life haboe 8egrcb ON Torret.
r%ingsbPier; men 8isbmon0er iii bdm
cfterbaanber giOrt 'aG u%iiffer, at ban
tilitbit ~berocrote fig til Ell bersmt
frouif SpeciaIiit / Siernei0gSomne.
BED rotioreI QuoerOeIie al Sppnoie
lpffe6eS oct 2Pgen at furere Satien.
ten, ioa at ban life blot e~rtn5reoe fit
SpboIO / auitrdIien, men oeIou 1T
fin ti6Iigere Rnrnfter og fine tioIigere
Suteresier ttI6dge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

% rp9er HI TeIum ION tPr. Set er
ca. 43 Aar lbeu ban boiatte fig ber.
!Saa bar ct uatiert Siem, Der fra fsrt
al bebpssebes al 9litrtttsIes. 2orssr.
len, men bet sr iibsn ttlbpsset ps betp.
beIist furitisnnet meb Sapeaulas pio.
Torserien uar ben isrite 2ese / sore
Saleris, bppr Fan auiattes / 1859.
Sppe saa en- Sorbstntng fra @raus
betm er Slten, Der / leussre 9io bar
psret | 5amilien gransts Sic. Rupns
renSe @ter sr 8isrn Sranot, Der Ipr ct
Bar Gar iioen 0osrtus Stebet. s 9l'
bre Cher tilbsrte Slfsn 9reiiesaar.
ben. Ser er beritabelist bebpsset, pg
pau Steoet bar peret bplot gsufunat /
9uriittioen. Del er ct iarbeiss pntiert
Steo, pmtrauiet meS RaaleItps % Seus
eebirt, % tet s~iienior SuieEe sr en- uaf.
fer Sape, bpOr Der er Ell Rmsislbis.
beb al Srpbtraer, iaaoeIiOm BarbuTie
% Wbletr9sr. S alore 9teer brepes
9anebanoleri paa gltsn - bet eusits |
ppre Salcris, pg III er Der Opsr 20
p~veuiur 2eira; men Observation-Disclosures
ne par not miuore / be 3use % miupre
Gerse.
8unst Sraitssaarben, Jplteu oe 81.
fen sr bet s~atrsts Bartt / ueitre Slior,
- pen Sebpsssiis prrstis 6raHs %
6uru % iroeis 8iyteitoa. enoel itps.
II Die Ger uos / ben imiIsuoe 5jors.
Os ium Sassrmo Olbsrs meo i'm GAME
Sarss. Ter or liter be Reiieuoe iia
Osiaa ian scpt Der.
Raa SsitFoen al 5ioroeu er 6aaroe.
ne Samrs, piitnoi en- al be iorit bebas.
ssOs SaIpris, % Der bOsos Smaaioa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
q 23repe fra 3lorge y
So Gar. slnre 3 granoen IS Var.
Raubt IS. Mearunnen so.

RauSi 3. Mesrunben 80.
vi Rstepieoe fan nxpueS:
Srsorene garlien Spis. iom er sifte
meo 10 Sstre fra Gpnfesnarb, nemiis
Die Geis nieb or. % Saralo 5cSs meo
Gfea Sgnitesaarb. CLAUS .. Bolnen
meb geetta &. 6inbalen. Ole u. Gage
fra 5rpn meb SneebDrs 8 0orosaars
ben. Matbias Sanien G%aaubbuipm
m.b Warie Sobansbatter.
9tanr iea repHer @larbbuipm, iaa
oil sienbinser miures henue 8labs
lpm Bis Shuts santle Sjem. Ranse
al bans G~lGstninse leper enbnu. cans
8reberbatter, somle Wari Rammen.
leper enbnn, men er fps % ~ianielss. ipr
bel meiie febeuoe ! en- Siol.
s spatium er Here S%orenin3er. iaa'
lebes aibolosforeniua, Iecet al Wartin
Soien, nngoomslaa meo Die Sois I'll
5prmauh, ps en- @rbeioerirrsnina.
81 Hut ital jes neone, at Rlffelsru'
berue / Gipeoalen ptftnot enbuu lisssr
Der lige trp9ee, men at piSie meatise
8eriuner bar last Jig iblsb meb 9otl'
menter ps @reier for at sisre Stiuinsen
brpsei for @ruberues @isre, Gnseliss
monoene; iaa at be snten ifal tptnsss
iii at iette @rubeoriit / Sang isjsn
eller psiaa maatte ppsiUe fin GienoOms.
ret til belle S~erIiebeoeu. Sassn bar
MI itn Gang isiennem be for os oumme
9unesfult iaa buufIe Resioner, ipm faIs
bes 9epartementer, &Dmmisi iUner, Son.
torer....
@obt net Qar!
Grit Sieve.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
fan life helbreoes

utb ietaie WisIsr, ea es tits fan Haa ben aHgrsbHe
Eel az cref. Ter q nm On giaaee AZ turere gpBhge.
o. bet az pee ieaftftu,ioutue Wieler. 2s0hes furaats
idaes pee On betsUei 7iIitaae at SlimhtHeer / bet
eHftad.fs RET. Raar bette REr bitStr t~HhamneEef.
merier &c en- rulsnee Pub tlsr taar eE eaarlla bsrelie,
% aaar eea bliper belt luttft, Ct 1gpheb 5sleea, o.
mebminsrr Bct1netlien tan HsrHtA. % oefts Scr siea
eIpes TN Rprmaie IiIhanb, pu 6srslieu D9Te seelagt
fer ftefs. vi no al II 5ltfaieeT fgemtalbes Deb "a,
tasrh. Der or iHtef aHocT sHb On betrHof Iilfaao al
SIiwhiAeerHe.
81 ptI sire e. huEbussc Dollars for stb1ert Iiifrlbe
al Tsstse (isrearaast AZ Rafartbl i0m NE Tan fures
res Eee Halls CatarTh Cure. sigtg otter girtnlRre,
fTtf. g.. J.ehsHtu& Co.. Sslroe, g.
ea-SaIsss sas ale aps,s.sEs. TX.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
8lt,t>
unoer aniaIo AZ Sisrtefpasb<o.
Sasse nsfeense at at p@re Deb.
TT. gRitss' Start Sure biaIp
% b%stbreosse.
unoer amiaIs az Sisrtsfsasbts.
Sasse usiesmse at at s@re Dob.

"l~a rrrrr RIGGS BetGa,sRgbSb oeo at Rse. arSr.
Dlsy Peart 2rrs CO ali hoae uda tan suR, bel Al
snn. Sra ke Al oinsfegeoH I Is usT % sses
prsest Mag, tvrgtksss Dtrelfr. nrH tSstd ia pSs.
sss Dr. Ttlst Seart Gurs. taHet leg tzssu stESrtas.
ses sass p0ossptrt. % sft4 at 5aos pssetL, he'E
sses 9srts gam sias- bar. toEtts isa at zHiseus
sxus -eeart Sum tuas biats. uts. Seq hasss 'aa
heitiss arsaD. o, i,s til 9issr bIss belt bItRA. aasT
eisle auiule iaa its Hs ion Bot. SEs tee gassudssH
ableiHi sixr sussauptsuIBs % iss,aH ssa'sRs At is
bisp aloslrs htlossst Ses rsaesE ale, sE u ss'e0rfi
Hiss 2isrtrfsseom. III q, tast ~ Rtss seU essTt
sas trag. Va Sris,E sstk % siu,r NIT ssa7z nj
mizs ssssus SHAKER" - G. 9. pzEbn. afnHieH, 8ssr'
$50 perts torn JsLssrz. ai pFriieaseee t
eiisrsarsi 1894 ct Hp,rnstsTRsEt Ct stoHt atfa
rias 4frss en- Taah NEs Ssngirner. sF par al
iamzs art ION mine. Sss 'sIis til lissr sasoi
BIsnsi os mtns stafbrs. omt IN tHHa soaIsHee Cor.
n,mu,ns I oaIisz. 17atbss % psusSR SuHssL. Ja
blsp Dir ftlis saHst fer mis- IusaHe % fsets VT
Jlaasr al Q !. Rdss eesrt Sars. S'tsE srassH al
ben isrts Glafs lar its afSrts v4st ssioaTrt mss b
sauk asesas,liss svnpsSmsr. % n e. iss rat %
AMER niH S<fereseis for Daris- ssp's aEssriou.
RUBIN. 9
zas aps,sfsv 'xisr % sarartssE ben fsrfs Jlaas
al IT. rsilss e1ssmter. stEto rHrr ri SoS ON
Jsrpss., q eicItsfagsonnS. esrsis d. geAss'
Lsso~aI So SifesrS laA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
Observation-Disclosures"

Iii De mRrtelisite al be talsie
piptiite 6~promerer. iom mSoraeer
fig enbper Gorflartng, bsrer BET man
talSer "Oo6beltperOaIi 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

Granger &c en- Spmaffine? Gus.
peruen" er iaa goo iom nosen anoeu
SnmuFine III ben bobbeIte gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

Hsrrs Hae -SsSfetsSassbos- sr urpstaasn.
ca oil lea Gisrrs sftgr Ssrss gnHosutns hes
si gar Orb ON ben: let sr en- batter odrrzIss
Iiosu BOG. Ten Dor '~srp~mareItg ire essH.
Raber: Zen oil life iortrRRss aners ssssr, %
ben blaRst ss nepgs bar HeseH sioci. 9sH
sisr % bttisHsi Hse 6ssisIssaseu 90 aaFsi
paa rnGnesu bspsmte ReHs, Zen tuseeoIssr
Ers sunsrsosr al e~sisrausr: oisfe &c estt a
nSrstTs Gisisrs. eoseu &c aet TIE uSGrAia III
at iaa i bet uiHeits en- Itesa Rrss I, sOacuIosgL
Q. Z. 50sfsth glGrtteIa. agina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

Oct er i~rembelss mango Der, Der sn.
fer fig tilierbt "0ecOrabs8 oiten" - ct
8lao, iom ale liter uOmerfst; men faa
bar lletpmme til al boIOe bet Der. bsrs
Tor beuuenosr jss MIC til eoer eerbOrte,
iom bar Slast ps 8enner ber-os bet
bar uel be fleite; - ienO IN aarsans al
"3ecorab' Boitsn" 49, bet er en- meget
fierfommen @ape, Tom II ber letter
her 8ris pan. @lem M life bette og
ifrio Vfte bism i'll SlHBt o9 8snrer M
paa bet npe Qar.
Min bjsrtelisite Silicn iii ale mine
Ssnuer % Sslpnoere | 8eiterbeimsn.
Bang, Sauuar 1907.
O. O. 9.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
Col. Robt. DriscOH III.

Col. Robt. Driscoll, while on
horseback at his Palo Alto ranch
Monday evening assistingin gather
ing cattle for shipment, was taken
suddenly i'll and removed from his
horse. For a time he was prostrat-
ed and semi-conscious and it was
found necessary to summon DR..
DR.. Spohn from this city, who pro-
ceeded there at once. Col. Driscoll
was brought here on Wednesdays
train and placed in the SpOhn san
itarium, where he now receiving
the best Of medical attention. His
illness was probably due to the jolt
ing received while riding about
horseback at a lively gait. Heis
reported much better today--Cor-
prs Christi Caller.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
DINING IN FRANCE.
I Jet With Which Guests Are Brought
into Social Group.

I Jet With Which Guests Are Brought
into Social Group.
Every one knows his position and
his cue, and every hostess knows
that part of her duty is to indicate
and to give them, says Professor
Barrett Wendell in Scribner's. Per-
haps the most characteristic in
stance of the way in which this af-
fects social conduct is what gener-
ally happens at a dinner party. In
stead of sitting at the ends of the
table, where they are far apart, the
host and the hostess sit opposite one
another IN the middle, where the ia
bic is narro%est and where they are
able at once to keep in touch with
each other and easily to talk with
the guests on either side of each.
Thus a company of twelve is at once
brought into a single social group,
and the outlying members of lar
ger party are not so far away that
they cannot readily listen to the
general talk or even take part in it.
And the talk is always general,
addressed no doubt to one or anoth-
er Of the company, as the tact Of
the hosts happens to find pleasant
est, but never broken into q system
of separate confidential dialogues,
as is generally the case at home. A
French dinner is not noisy any more
than is French drawing room. But
in either case the deeply subdued
tone of voice prevalent in England
and among the better sort of Amer
leans would be almost a breach of
polite manners. Every social func-
ton in France, even to the most in
formal, has a social character far
more pronounced than ours.
The individual is there to enjoy
himself. But he is also there to play
his part. In consequence all social
intercourse in France has a quality
less personal, less confidential, some
what more reserved, than an Ameri-
can is used to. Whoever, even in
private places, finds himself in the
presence of his fellow beings con-
duets himself in many ways as if he
were in public. The French are in
no way conscious of this phase of
their manners. 1t is as normal to
them as it is novel to an American
visitor. And it results in a general
and cheerful, though not quite init
mate, conviviality which makes our
own manners seem in contrast
somewhat melancholy in their dual
isolation.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
Sure to Keep His Word.

A well known clergyman on one
occasion preached a sermon in q
prison. During the services he no
ticed that one of the convicts pres
ent seemed very much impressed.
Later in the day he sought him out
and said:
'My friend, Ihope you will profit
by my remarks just now and become
a new man"
Indeed WILL" was the cheerful
reply. On fact, I promise you that
I viii never commit another crime,
but will in future lead an eXem-
plary life"
81 am very glad to hear you say
that" said the clergyman heartily.
'FBut are you certain you will be
able to keep the promiseF"
ooh, yes said the convict. "I'm
In for life"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
orinin of pvsina Cloth.

A dog gave US the art of dyeing
cloth. One afternoon, SO many
years ago that the date is of small
consequence, a noted man and his
sweetheart went for a walk along
the sands of the seashore in faroh
country. A little dog trailed along
at their heels and, becoming weary
of much love making, finally ran
ahead and went fishing among the
rocks. One particular shellfsh
which he captured and devoured ex-
uded a fluid which dyed the hair
about his mouth a pretty purple.
Investigation of this incident found
ed the science of dyeing cloth,
which now gives happy feminine
world the pleasure of Haunting so
many brilliant colors in its attire.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
Information at Hand.

A lady who had gained quite a
reputation in her own community
because of her strict regard for the
quietude of the Sabbath had occa-
sion on pleasant Sunday afternoon
to walk by a vacant lot on the out
skirts of the town. There she per-
ceived a crowd of boys and men
playing Scrub with great vim.
She accosted the nearest boy, who
was playing center field, and asked
him, Little man, what would your
father say if he saw you playing
ball on the Sabbath p
81 dunno. There he is over there
playin' first base. Go ask him. -
Boston Herald.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
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 271
wears old, and it is constructed of
the very best material and well
finished throughout. As an in
vestment this is very attractive
proposition. Apply to c. w.
Kendall. l0-l0-1E
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
Every Modern Improvement.

Mrs. Hunter-This house doesn't
seem to be very substantially built.
Even the floors shake when we walk
on it.
House Agent-But, madam, this
floor is-er-the very latest thing
in spring dancing floors. All the
newest houses have them.
Mrs. Hunter = And the stairs
creak terribly.
House Agent-oh, we don't make
any extra charge for those patent
burglar alarm stairs, madam. =
London hail.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
WE HAVE

A restaurant doing a good bust
ness and in irst-class location,
for sale cheap. A splendid place
to make money. 1t must go at
once.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
once.

1000 acres of fine land near Har-
lingen at $40 per acre. This land
is well located and a big bargain.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
VI WANT
We have a customer for an eight
or ten room house.
A dairy farm close to rai.soad.

Two vacant lots suitable to build
home on. \
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
WELCOME FOR
DELEGATES
Houston is Preparing to Enter
tain in Magnolia City Style,
Inland waterways Convention VIII Be
Success-AI the Delegates VIII
Be Taken Down the Ship Chan.
mel to MoFgan's Point.

The inland waterways conven-
ton, which will be held in Hous-
ton November s and 9, gives prom
Use of being one of the greatest
conventions of the kind ever held
in this section of the country says
the Houston Post.
1t will be attended by leading
men in this State and Louisiana,
and it is .hoped that Theodore
Burton, chairman of the rivers
and harbors committee, will be
present. It is almost certain that
Governor Blanchard of Louisiana,
as well as Congressman Randsdell
of Louisiana, member of the rivers
and harbors committee from that
State, will both be in attendance,
while Congressman George Bur
CESS, member of the rivers and
harbors committee from Texas,
will be present.
There was a meeting yesterday
afternoon in the rooms of the
Houston Business League which
was presided over by Mayor Rice,
the president of the league, and
committees were appointed to ar
range for the convention.
The meeting was represented by
all the commercial bodies, the
Business League, Industrial club,
Cotton Exchange, deep water COM
mittee, Business Mems Excursion
club, and Bankers Jobbers' and
Manufacturers associations.
It is proposed to hold the meet
ings in Turner hall AMI G. J. Palm
er was appointed chairman of a
committee to secure the hall and
to have the badges printed. Mr.,
C. G. Oden, traffic manager for
the Cotton Exchange, was appoint
ed chairman of a committee to
arrange for the commissary. E.
w. Taylor, president of the Cot
ton Exchange; c. Pilot and J. w.
Nea, were appointed a committee
on finance.
1t is proposed to take the deleg-
ates to the convention down the
channel as far as Morgans Point
in order that they may have an
opportunity to view the work of
Uncle Sam on the Houston ship
channel, while other modes of en-
tertainment will later be provided
This will be one of the most
largely attended conventions ever
held in Houston. From every
town from Louisiana to Mexico
bordering the Gulf of Mexico there
will be delegates. Fully $50 de-
Iiegates will come from Victoria,
there will be a large delegation
from Cuero. while there will be
delegations from Bay City, from
Columbus and from Richmond;
there will be delegations from
Beaumont, and Orange, and Port
Arthur, and Galveston, while
Corpus Christi will come 125
strong and will bring band to
furnish music.
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28
PERSONALS.

JOSIAH 1urEeIs the Gage Oi
Santa Maria" is in town from his
Galveston ranch.
Frank L.aroche and Miss F.
Chartron came up from Point Isa-
bel Sunday night.
Will Mason of New Orleans, is
here on a visit to his parents,
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Mason.
Hahn, the genial commercial
traveller FROM San Antonio, is do
ing business in Brownsville today.
il. and A. Swearingen arriv-
ed in the city last night from Bay
City are registered at the Rio
Graude Hotel.
J. ]. B. and ]. L. Mcculier Of
Iowa, prospecting in the Browns
vile country, arrived IN the CITY
Saturday night.
Collector Vann and inspectors
Delling and Baker returned last
night from Rio Grande City, where
they have been attending district
court.
Charles c. and F. E. Beard, two
prospectors Ifrom Kansas City, ar
rived in the city Saturday night
and are guests at the Rio Grande
Hotel.
]. T. Bishop, who was formerly
clerk at the passenger depot in
Brownsville, arrived last night
from Mercedes, where he is agent
for the Gulf Coast road.
A. c. Purvis and John Doyle,
two of San Benito's sturdy pio-
neers, are registered at the Rio
Grande Hotel, having come to
town on pressing business.
Lue Stillman, Pancho Alcedo,
DIR. Cox, Antonio Laulom, Master
Sebree, Miss G. Scriyner and Miss
L. Johnson were among the pleas
ure seekers from Brownsville at
Point Isabel Sunday.
B. Rauh, of Cincinnati, re-
presenting the well known firm OF
clothing manufacturers, Bloom
Bros. & Co., is in the city today
selling his goods. Mr.. Rauh is a
Texas boy, raised in Columbus.
T. Welsh and wife. Mrs.
Schultz and daughter, Oregon,
Wisconsin; R. c. Young and wife,
Beynette, Wis. Mrs. Webster,
Oregon, Wis. are a party of tourists
who arrived in Brownsville Sat
urday night. They are guests al
the Miller Hotel.
E. NJ. Paulson, representing the
Northern Blue Grass company Of
St. Paul, Mimi, one of the lead
ing colonization companies in
America, arrived in the city Satur-
day night. He has been making
an inspection of lands along the
Gulf Coast road from Bay City to
Brownsville. He will leave
Brownsville. tomorrow morning
for Palacious and will return to
this city in a short time to study
the land situation here.
Mexican named Cardeuas had
a narrow escape from serious in
Jury at the Round Bale Cotton Gin
Saturday. He was under the gir
trying to put some cotton into the
receiving rollers when both hi:
arms got caught and were drawn
in right up to his shoulders. Mr.
Besteiro who happened to be there
stopped the machinery and got The
injured mans He is not seriously
Insured, the principal hurt being
burns made on his shoulders by the
friction of the rapidly revolving
rollers.
Col. Robt. DriscOlI Ut.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28

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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28

We sell large tracts in the Rio
Grande Valley.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-28

We can locate you on fine acre
property or farms at Harrington,
San Benito, Llano Grande, La
Donna, Tarpon Beach, or any
where in.the Rio Grande Irrigation
belt.