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WORR WANTED.
Male

Male.
+ FzuVTER- PAPEEEANcEE Fz-+5 7-ork
zilllEg . WORK a. ANYTHING RinEosd,
F s Vest lST-a 81
PoRTrR--sy coIored man willing an-
cr-E.aS. best reference from LAST Place
I so5ress T--l1-oe. s26 Vest 57-1 81
/ ETP-TP- -TA-CH1fA AN-0r usecu nza:
wants immediate eng --s -EleI--- = Seep --s
cz-v t-ou staring 1rJssn years refer
wright. - Ea-E St rear house
-T--C7T.E s5be-. SOUND. sensible. successful
American ssuca-ed and experienced
wishes cc--oz--cc- from choice, net aeces-
e.-v- city or cCGG--y. Starring refer s--e2
- -i.s ne z T. C.. Tribune once.
v-.---rEsrAN -s-s-enze-. csre-aker -r any
gos.--or Of rrrst. lv retired Do-ic7Tr1zn.
sEE-e II record city or e0-nlF c7-=--
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( v-Z-Cr-sfz.l-Da7 Or nigh in o.ac=
building or hotel useful man. can 5aE-
nlE- best o. references Kaiser, -zao
+ Broadway
: va-|5 mAN osg. strong. willing. a any
fEtrr- arthur Ebe-har1t I'll L SSH s-
+ YOUNG Hzo. strong. a. a-.-aiHss not
/ a+-ss4 - euv york; STEADY worker city
. rr country. Filr-ll. ZH4 East l24fH 81
I YOUNG NAN. 70 desires outside position.
or country H'..lGE hllE-E On
and iEte-l l---lt. moderate salary u en-
T ga--eu. - Walton ST. 2rocklE a.
+ YOUNG MN -. e. ofHcs assistant I've
years experience best references. ". J.
+ EllUEau - % 81. brooklyn
/ YOUNG NAN -. experienced and capz-
be m~--suffle c~ nuEurlai Edgar r
Fauael 1874 F5th st.. Brcokivr-
. YOUNG SWISS. - acknowledged ability
and tact. su=aEs and writes English.
/ French. German. allan. educated trazt-
. w-~-n-. Eo1ei HHd travelling experience.
+ excellent re1srencea- Charles Echu1id -
4 Prince e.
/ Young afA--. with knowledge of h-oEleep-
frg and sho-tnauG- rve Years. experience
T Ir srce c~raff-r 1921 - ave
ADV -AIE-sSTS ana subscriptions rcy
The tribune received their T-ptovB
{ 0r7ce ho 1865 EruzdW5V. bsrN@en ssfh
src sTth SIS uattI = O'Clock . Ad-
( ,rar-fse-nrr-a received the following
5 b-s nrh Offices a. rsEll a. 11-tre rates untti
O'clock 2 Il VIZ 20 srh sNs 8 G.
cer Zad - liz 6th ave cor. 18TH 81. l04
Easl lssa 81 z57 Vest 40 81 betT--e-
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RAILROADS
PLLTTWC2E z CETC r. ?.


ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour or the Even togr
To BALTIMORE AND u iee'IEi3C--
DIRECT CONNECTION ~ New 1ZlOs
STATION SHINGTCE. WIIH
ALL LIES SOUTH.
Leave New york Daily 2Sd ST. Llb -
WASHINGTON. -leepers- ---..1 II 80 ur1 l-5y an
Washington. Diner. Partcr $50 an 80 an
TEEsGiuE-JH. Diner Pari5- ~ am lg-49 az
ESzs-inzr1-. Diner Parlor- EI-5o am E2-eJ nm
washington. Farl1r --.--- LsI pI11 --4y IN
FariG- Car. 1sew YORK 20 Eclc--r1nd. j. a
''RoyaI Ltd. Diner, Par OF g 80 pm 80 I'm
Washington. Diner. Fartc- a-3u Pm ~ IN
Washington. Buaret. Parl1r $50 pm 7-G) pm
Thr1rEf7 r7ff-- Trains 20 the g ssr
Chicago T7fr-sbrrz- ...... Ts0 an 500 an
CHf~ayo CoT--rI-.s ..- III 81 am 70 10 n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland -.--- $50 pm 400 pm
'-PftfsSurg Llsrl-a-'f ----.- $50 ON 100 pm
Gin. St. L. Lo4isvills--- II 20 0ru -sI z-l
Gin. St L. Lc1isvtlle---- $50 an I9. ~ an
Gin. St L. LoGisvi IIs...-- $50 pm 500 pm
Offices. 247 s5+. 1900 Br1a+v5y. 8 Astor
House. 225 5-h ave. Ssw York. 34S Ful-ou
St BROOKLYN west sd ST. ard Liberty 81
After q P. " SiesuinE car rsserva-tons
and fun information regarding trains. a-,
can be obtained at Bureau o. Information
3. & o. P P. 23d ST. Ter Phone Sit
Cbslses.
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FURNISHED Kooms TO LET.

Fun information concerning these Toorus
may be had. free Of charge. At the Uptown
Office Of The NeW-TJ-E Tribune. l5o4
Broadway. between S5th ana SfLn SIS
Single insertions . cents per lire SIX
teen words. seven times CcuseCuEIveiy, 81.
which entities advertiser 20 nave rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen days IN
The Tribune Directory Cf DesIraDle 1looiI-s-
Write for cirCuIE-
6STH ST 3S WEST.-Eocn1s Tor gentle
men. absolutely clean beautifully fur
risEe1. elec--ic lights. telephone every
modern convenience first class attendance;
breakfast IL desired. private block. h-E1sst
references only
20s ST. JOHNS PLACE. BROOELTN.-
Large front hall room. sunny back par
Tor. elegant house, Park SLOPE subway
convenient. board
sIS WEST 10TH sT-HandsorueIy fur
nished room southern exposure, private
family. 'phores one fight. references
FaIkinburgh-
LARGE FRONT ROOM for one OF two
gentlemen OF married couple convent
ences- VOL. cd East Goth ST.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS for gentle
men. private bath al cars Sinclair.
lbs West 54th St
6sTH ST. 50 W--Parlor floor. suitable for
physician. private hath. electric lights.
best attendance.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service
pT vgT0T---EI-r-EE -EEERBCT -RC-BR RE1fES-
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L-----~~re- Passenger S6rTlC2-
BREMEN C-EE- 10 A r.
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G1e5s=lzsl. .-. Dec 81 r7- Fried V II -Ja-- =
-LsLs a- Plymouth aL1 Lhsrc-lrs-
lLaGi terra mean Service
r7TBF-Ta AL --TERS-NAP .EE-CzEZTOE 4
Sailing az II a n
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Y G. LLCTD IRA -E---LE-FsS' CEECES
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The Sea Voyages
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Romano Jan 81. Mar Il. A-r Il. Nav =
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PA>SESGEE OFFICE. BE2CADF sF-
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Eryrt snd Holy Landl
Now T1-k-Nev o-lea-s
EC--EEE,,S PACIFIC COAST
Southern Pacific

E91-cUrtTg Massage for LADIES'
MZS- DUNBAR. - COLC1IBUS AVE-
formerly q HoCnr CleEe1ts. l[3ch
Adv Err rLSE-A ENS"rs and Eu5scrt5 ions -
The TRIBUNE recefve- n their L-pro7v.
Once. Nc 1854 E-oatwav. bs-wesr S6t1
and 87-E s-s-. CCrfl O'Clock D =. Al
-=r-lseu-enrs received a. rha fcIIowtuE
Branch 1t5-es az regular cf1cs rates unrit
: o. CllrE o. IT. viz. Z54 Sth ave 5 -
cor I'D ST. -53 ft1 ave cor I2-n - 10
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

ne A1tiC-= Eu--I.z-e Ezc5a1g,
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Business. Cea-es- los E--al7yz-.
ADVERTISEMENT auc s-rsC-tp-t--s -c-
The Tribune received az -H=ir -pr-77-
0Es-r 40 1854 Broadway. between aitL
ana E-Er z-s. --uI C.--lr- -- --
ve--iza-IH--5 received n- -1= -----7Fl-is
branch Offices az regular lrzz-e rates ---i
1s--1-s O. --.- --1 - --I ave- y
Fa=- I4tn E-- -57 west a. Sc. between
--r sul --E a-zs-- e62 Wcs- l---- =-- EU15
81 ave- 1925 ST. ave. rear 5Is- --- --.2
-z- ave- near S9-l s-.s I5- East -2-E 81
--G fremont ava $50 81 ave. and any
American District T=-=E-z-- Office
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CE.-----p ---- -EE-AE LSEE Il
t-z-1z- z---a- -zr--ll lz-FsE =-le-s
h--=z- seed -1z-a--zr1 -o=s r
- .-a1.- ere. -E-E-=-css-
- -=-1r- SO Ga ave Lhl-d 1867
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Suburban

HANDsOMELT furnished. sunny rooms.
yrith refined table. for gentlemen: steam
heat near Erie and Lackavaura ststlons-
address Pleasant Box 20 Tribune Once
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sE ~ -r -aus fanny nE
.-a-- z-s--e~ honest -l- s5---
FE l. E-a -c-s=TEo-z Can
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--fAI- El-f -r1i1-sd nan would ike
SIX r--zree o. take care ~. 1r
- --F ~ low pressure boiler -r-
s-5-t F7a-- repairing porter Wrk e.
-. ---a1E aLfer Brown. ~ 8 =sf
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-1-I ---.-r5erCeI sEs-D1--. in-
r-y-gz .ar --rrrs1--sL delicate commits .
f-s ge--H---aa --r rasi-rTa results eZ-
- ear- work llE71esr crecfrA-
A-t. ts--a -ezsauz1le- a. BOX -, E-i4'-
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y WANTED.-A child To board. by lady who
could give one a cultured home A1-
dress P. o. Box 8. Rutherford n. J.
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-. al.--S 81rF Dane MT par
-rl-ar vrEr r-~z ~ WORK = years -u
49,. E-z-- r-eaas English and Ger
-=zra E.-E.ress eEDe-teEce- E-s ~
start George E5E=r. - lat-
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b.
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BUSINESS CHASCZa

HAVE LIST ar buyers Tor 81 kinds q
ruzsrls5 Coates L-S Z-- aLgEZ--
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CCACE1Lze- and CSET CL-By young.
strong German ErEt class driver also
coed groom. highest city references. so
anywhere Julien Bureau, - West 42d St
Tel z3sl-BrE ant
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-- 80 h-C-sr 90. German best
lrl-. ---s -r1r- 1rz--Z-aEs n-f=Efs houses.
--a-Ec---e. 1897 F1-zt ave
= -=e.e -5z.1e.e zesz. II anythsaE. Jzn-tor.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

WAITRESS ana PARLOP MAID Scotch
Protestant. evo-rt-nc-d Ffri. ten years
reserauces- ~aUahIs OF taking butter
place. understands wires salads. vIrr or
-ouutrv p p. Miss FtrzGeralGs s Bureau
sos 5th ave. corner s2d 81.
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5 - = S! - 81 = s 8 5 s

For PouE1Ea=psia & Kingston week cagS
For Nevbu-sl daily From Pier "a ~ x
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WAITRESS ans PAFLOpaf ar0-Bv corn
--fluf German hest references. cttv or
-o,lr--,-- wages sae-s25 CaH az rau- =
u,a~-erar Cos Bureau 42s5-8T West
GSd ST.
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--5---i-f-- - - ---F-rT- class r-e-rar--- -hr--
AZ ssT'e- s1le1- T-rE re- cg-asrs =s-
AsS--5 fgeEus- sobLine- 1ve~1s.lli..g
H1-szT conu-- 1870 = zBs
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3 y ATrFs Ess.-First class. takes -hutIsrss
placs Or help with charub~~wnrly- hesr
-ft- r-s-rencA Can - East Sash ~
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Ez~,1--R- PAPEFEaNcER rz--z work
uFE.rv = uorE a. anything RtnEoad,
g = sE- lg--1 81
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York December IA 1905
TTrET- PET~E~Tp-s
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Each words cts
| IL pords Z rirnss. .............. 81 90 /

MADISON AVE 673. 694. 699-Attractics
large and single room. with excel snE
hoard: prices reasonable American
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MaIa-
saafa

USEFUL NAN. 25. experience On electric
elevators. motors. lights. bells. wiring.
boilers pumps. gas engines; HANDY. aseT
mi sood references Mork 346 East
5eth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

WAITRESS - VIII assist chamber work.
thoroughly understands her duties. very
neat and refined. good references city or
r-uut-v D. Mrs CoIlier's Agency. I22
West 2Fd s.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

SECOND LATNDRESS or CHAMBER
NAIu-A lady. Just returned % town
wishes 20 ufare young Irish Etri. whom
she -an recommend Call between and
o. o'clock on Tuesday, December i5 az East
T4t- 81
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-22

even reported from tho committee.
Whenever attention was called to an
indefensible schedule. the answer
was that they could not afford to
open the subject for debate just be-
fore campaign, but there Is no
force in this objection because the
house rules are so framed that the
majority can cut of debate, prevent
amendment and silence opposition.
The administration has claimed
credit for the fine against the Stand
dard Oil company in the case which
was lately reversed, but no effort
has been made to relieve the people
from the fine which is imposed upon
them every day by the Standard Oil
| &C mpany through the operation of
the tariff law which gives that COM
rany more than 100 per cent protec-
ton against its chief rival, Russia.
What faith can a real tariff reform
er, whether he be Republican or
Democrat, repose in the Republican
leaders, when they deliberately put
off all reduction until after election.
eAnA ehUA Naii iOi NoAet WIN
the understanding that the public
shall not know the names OF the
contributors until after the polls are
closed?
The Republican platform says
that the tariff is intended for the
American manufacturers. farmers
and producers, and especially for the
wage earners. II the farmer and the
wage Garner are really the chief
! beneficiaries of the protective sys-
| tenn. win the Republican candidate
| explain why the farmer and the
wage Garner have contributed so lit
! tie to the campaign fund? Is he
. willing to publish list of contribu-
| tors on the 18th day OF next October
| md allow the relative advantage of
protection to the manufacturer, the
| farmer and the wage Garner to be
measured by the contributions re-
| ceived from each class? Why is 1t
that the manufacturers are expect
ed to furnish so large proportion
of the money to run the campaign,
yr VAS the Republicans claim, the
farmers and the laborers enjoy &c
large a proportion OF the benefits OF
the system?
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-22
BAD FRONTAL HEADACHES
EYES BOTHERED HE
DROPPING IN MY THROAT

MFRS. ELIZABETH H. MARTIN:
lv1 $40 Bowen Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,.
Chaplain Garfield Circle, writes:
"Pcrnna has been blessing to our
family for good many years, ~ We
have all used 1t of and on for colds and
catarrh, and have given 1t to oil OF my
children with the best of results.
III found that cold left me with
catarrh OF the head In very bad form.
My head was stopped mp, had frontal
headaches, my eyes bothered me, and
there was nasty dropping in my
throat which nauseated me and made
It impossible many times for mo TO eae
my breakfast.
"As soon - I began 70 use Peruna
found 1t relieved me, my head soon
cleared mp and in remarkably shore
time was rid OF catarrh.
II can, therefore, give my personal
experience with your valuable nedt-
cine, and am pleased 70 do So
People who prefer solid 70 liquid
medicines can now secure Pernna tab.
lets, which contain the medicinal i'm
gradients OF PerunA.
Man-s-lin the Ideal Laxative.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-22
HELP WANTED.

.o,rS-ss to SIS weekly. Fasci-
LAD ..ng work; spare time or
n No experience needed. NO
s,;c;tv Particulars for stamp.
vya.osn's National Art Exchange
newer, Colo.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-22
nan-s-lln the Ideal Laxatlvs

the machine shop Of n. d. TAyior. 7
Mr.. Taylor first endeavored to So
cure lease In the western section
OF the city. near the sewer pumping
station. but being unsuccessful In
this decided to locate In the eastarn
part Of town and will commence the
erection OF the new plant ct ones.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-22
avs TO USE THESE COLUMNS
For Sale or Trade.

Will sell or trade for stock of gro
ceries a 40-acre timothy ranch on
Craig mountain, near Westlake. For
particulars call on or address o. s.
Gray, Westlake, Idaho. 2wks
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-22
MOVE SHOPS TO EAST END.
Old Building Htili,ed for II. d. Tay
lor Plant.

The building at the corner Of
Main and Seventh streets. formerly
occupied by the Nezperce machine
works, is beink taken down today
and will be erected on Carson ave.
nue.. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, to accommodate
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-22
WANTED TO RENT.
POSITION WANTED.

Ella position as trained
LUIS srse' Call at old Mckinney
.an on Ninth street or address B.,
are Evening Teller.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-05-15
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous for
Brownsville People to Neglect.

The great danger of kidney
troubles is that they get a firm
hold before the sufferer recognizes
them. Health is gradually un-
dermined. Backache, headache,
nervousness, lameness. soreness,
lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease fol.
low in merciless succession.
Don't neglect your kidneys. Cure
the kidneys with the certain and
safe remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills.
Capt. E. Barrett, seen at the
Canadian Government. Land Agncy
on Cleveland and Harrisburg Road.
Houston. Tex. says: After pro-
cured Doan's Kidney Pills and
they gave me such good satisfac-
ton by positively relieving me of
backache aud kidney trouble, !
permitted my name to be used as
one vino could recommend them
During the three years which have
elapsed since then 1 have had no
return of the trouble. l always
speak strongly of this medicine to
friends and others who ask me
about it, and I shall continue to
recommend this reliable kidney
specific every chance I get
Plenty more proof like this from
Brownsville people. Call at ] L.
Putegnat's drug store and ask
what customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the nane-Doan s.
and take no other.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-05-15
PERSONALS.

P. E. Blalack returned to San
Antonio today.
Martin Hanson went to Meree-
des this morning.
w. F. Sprague returned last
night from a brief visit to Beeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Peterson of
San Antonio, arrived in Browns
vile last night.
Andrew Hanson of Mercedes
was visitor here yesterday, return
ing home today.
Attorney F. w. Kibbe left this
morning fer Hidalgo, via the Mex
lean National road.
J. w. Holt and w. S. Nc
Laughlin came in yesterday after
noon from La Lomita.
w. II. Yoakum returned to
Brownsville yesterday afternoon
from a visit to Mercedes.
]. B. McAllen is at home again,
after spending several weeks at his
ranch In Hidalgo county.
c. E. Hammond left this morn
ing for McAllen in company with
a couple of prospectors, who are
looking for land.
J. P. Stephenson returned last
night from a visit to his old home
at Corsicana. Mrs. Stephenson.
who accompanied him to North
Texas, did not return.
Messrs. Battey Riley and
Holmes of Boulder, Colo, are
among the many visitors to
Brownsville this week. They
are here with a view to locating.
Judge d. B. Chaplin of Hidalgo,
who was here attending federal
court. made a trip up to Hidalgo
Wednesday evening by auto, and
returned to Brownsville last even
ing.
DR.. J. B. Roberts of Woodville,
who has landed interests in the
valley, was arrival last night. The
doctor makes frequent visits tc
Brownsville and has many friends
in this section.
]. ". Adams, who formerly
farmed near Brownsville, but who
sold out here and invested neal
Reynosa, on the Mexican side,
where he now resides, is in the
city, on business matters.
Editor R. ]. Swearingen of the
Hidalgo Advance, who enjoys the
advantage of being a lawyer as
we'll as an editor. returned home,
after attending federal court here,
as counsel in some civil cases.
J. L. Halbert of Corsicana, who
has been making periodical visits
to Brownsville for the past several
years. was an arrival last night.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-05-15
Gard of Thanks.

take great pleasure, on behalf
of myself and family, in announc'
ing the convalescence of my son,
Jesse D., who has been so i'll for
several weeks. The ministrations
and benefactions of friends have
been ample and timely. They
have our sincere thanks for kind.
ness rendered, and Our heartfelt
wishes for their future good.
L. R. BURREss.
Brownsville, Texas, May Is, 1908
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-05-15

He will remain here several days
as the guest of his friend, J. P.
Stephenson.
]. w. Holt came down from La
Lomita last night. He has almost
entirely recovered from the injury
which he received over the eye re-
Gently, when his horse fell down
with him in the ehapparal.
DR.. J. M. Frazier of Bolton,
Texas, who has been attending the
State Medical Association convex
ton at Corpus Christi, arrived
here last night, and will spend
several days as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. K. -Mendenhail.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-05-15
Weather Forecast.

Following is the weather forecast
for South Texas for the next twen-
ty four hours, as bulletined by the
Weather Bureau:
Tonight and Saturday. partly
cloudy weather,
Fresh southerly winds.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-05-15
Starting Something.

Corpus Christi Caller.
The next time you see some big
lobster spit on the sidewalk, soak
him. We think we know some
body who will be glad to go your
bond.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
ADDITION TO A
MOROCCO PLANT

Several permits were issued to-day by
Building Inspector Johnson. One was to
erect a new factory for the New Castle
Leather Company at the northwest corner
Of Eleventh and Wilson stree at cest
Of $4,000, and another to make alterations
and repairs to the old factory Of the COM
pany in Eleventh street between Wilson
and Poplar streets. a space is 10 Dc dus
under the tirst floor on the Eleventh street
side at cost o. SeOOO The contracts for
the work has boen awarded to a. 5. Reed
and Brothers Company.
Alterations will be made to the dwelling
at No. 7O4 French street, owned by Ma
than Barsky at a cost of $3.50. Alterations
will also be made to the dwelling and store
at the southeast corner OF Tenth and
Clayton streets which was damaged by
fire recently. The building is owned by
Mrs. A. b. Vernon. The repairs will cost
S20T.
A permit was also issued TO make an ad-
dition TO the store and dwelling at No.
4O5-4Oi Delaware avenue. owned by J. NJ.
Harvey. drusgist. A one-story brick ad-
ditlon is to be erected In the rear and the
lower floor in the rear block is to be made
level with the store floor. The contract
has been awarded TO Charles L. Anderson
and Sons and the work will cost about
$780,
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
LEVY COURT ON
ITS LAST LAP
Holds Last Regular Meeting
To-day, But Will Finish
Work on Monday

The New Castle County Levy Court held
IT'S last regular meeting Of the four-year
term to-day. The meeting was preceded
nv some felicitation between the mem
bors of the old court and those Of the
incoming body. Because it was the last
regular meeting Of the body rush Of bus
mess characterized the meeting, principal
Of which was payment of large num-
ber Of bills and the reading Of various re-
ports When adjournment Is made this
afternoon it will be until next Monday
when the present court win settle an its
business and retire in favor Of the new
court which will go into office on the
following day.
County Tredsurer Burns sent 70 the
court statement showing the payment
OF but S71S50 poll tax for the year 1900 The
report showed a poll tax assessment Of
S35iS for the year and with IL came re-
quest from Mr.. Burns that the balance un-
paid Of {292l.50 be allowed on his books as
errors. but as the court did not think tie
report was in the proper form its accop-
tance was deferred until the Monday
meeting Of the court OF all the taxables
only 2SIi paid the poll tax for the year.
Samuel ]. Dennison, who Is a member Of
the new court, resigned as a member OF
the Trustees of the Poor. His successor
will be elected at the special meeting OF
the court to be held on Monday.
BY resolution the sum Of $4,000 was
credited to the account for good roads
and the amount charged to unappropri-
ated funds. BY resolution Comptroller
Chandler was also directed to credit the
account Of rebate on taxes with the sum
of S629S.47 and the account Of errors in as
sessment with s4Ss4S.47, the amount 70 be
charged to unappropriated funds
The morning session came to an end
after the presentation by the members of
the court of a pair Of otter driving gloves
TO the retiring president, Robert McFar-
lin.