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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20
Political Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

1 hereby announce myself as caniria g
for the Office Of Sheriff of E,SCambia COun-
ty, Independently in tie general election
to be held in November. and solicit the
votes of all voters in this county.
CAPT. FRANK \. BOGHICH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

With fires and sawmills both engag-
ed in destroying the northern forests
they cannot but soon disappear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20
j. r. Nix & Go.
20 South PaIafoK Street.
Brent Building.

Andreau & Stearns,
CONTRACTING BUILDERS.
Phone 776. Pensacola, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

No Rain For Two Months
and Forest Fires In
Many Sections.

BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Sept. 19.-Praetically
the entire state of Pennsylvania east
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

cheap and easy transportation by
small power craft.
Mississippi valley grain can be deliv-
cred in Pensacola at from 1-6 to 1-9
the present cost for transportation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

FOR SHERIFF
At the request of many friends in both
CITY and county / hereby announce myself
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20
PenSaCOLa'S
Prospects ~
What The City Can Gain by
The Gulf Coast Inland :: ::
Waterway :: :; :: ::

AND J. HENDERSON, SECRETARY G. c. I. w. ASSN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

The advantages of the proposed
Gulf Coast Inland Waterway to Pen
sacola are numerous.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
cork TX Lucy eofnela sic pred.
meza1ianaen...
Chs daisy ln1aalsatiapi.
:IekaTstWO kt6re dzia1a.

nlDIr. Kings nowy va Lack Jest 4
leksrstwRem kktore leczy gdy wsnsyy
mnes zawioaa' moWi panis.sEEz..
Pieryon, Auburn Centre, Pa.
sNAT yffiesa,zss5IIIio mr,ie zckoroby gar
dkaa ]. piiuc zurpeiln1iiet,, ggddyy in ln, lSlsasll:
sitt,WaIa potlmnalgaiy tylko tymczasowoo::1
Nowyswynaalazek sprawl mi lyle
dobrego, Il cznjje ma peWNnnpo9, i &c q
zz!yswwatniia go pr.ezzpeWFipelnn pprszzce'el22gy
czasu przyywsr'66cii mi zupelnse zttro-
VII. ITO sfaWno lekaafrrstwoo llts k 8
s,zel j ;zazieblenie oraz ma ggardlo j
pfuca, Jest sprzedaw anp6w apiece
NJ. j. KoWalewskieggo SOC . $l.oo
Bute1ksi. ma probe darino.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
Ma sprzedaz.

Try d2my j Lofty v pol,
skiej dzielnicy ma Stanisla-
wowie, " dobrem polozeniu
- ma spekulacye czy na w1as
she uzyWanie-za Gene pr2yy-
stepna rodakowilub speku.
lantowi. Q i%nformacye owego,
trzeba sic zgfosic do redak-
cyl ,Wiarusa" naszego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
KssIAzKID UZEEINltST y q
v ksieg TT " 4 I Us
sss9 =. 5 4
W1no1a, Mimi.

Plersy naabbo&e4 stsoo o pastlt,tanl
N, kkiiej sFdrkowesj orrawie Z
shoonym tytuliklem zfocone
br. egi.... Sl.25
Gsos Se-cd -Zblor modl6w i pie6nl
ola dusz poboznycb & dusym
drukiem) :oprawne II sk6rke. Z
zloconym tytulikiem. zlocoae'
brzeggi.. 1855. SOC
Clos Serca-z duzym drukiem.
oprawna v .sk6rke, zsokuciem
zameczkiem, 2 zloconYm tytuli-
klein, zfocone brzegi..... $500
Anio1t Sty0a hrze6cianinalK atolika
zbi6r modlitw j piesni s}uzacY
ola dusz, poboznych rozmiaru
5x344 cali v sk6rkowej orrawie
ze z4oconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzeggi!..: !. ....... 500
!!Aai6t Sty0A-w sk6rkowej oprawie
zokuciem j klamerka, re z1oco-
nym tytulikiem, z{ocone brze~
$1.OO
4nid5t Swo1- oprawny W mocna
francuska skdrke, gietkie oklad.
Ii, zsocone brzegi, re zloconym
tytulikiem ;. ............ $1-s5
Ania &rdS-Oprawny W mocna
francuska sk6rke, miekkie ok{ads
Il, zfocone brzegi re z}oconym
tytuligiem. *l.5O
Wyb0r najosobliwszych nabozenstw
piesni, Ms duchowa pocieche
llouzzy.tek ludzi .poboznych r6za
nych kslag zebrany; oprawny W
sk6rke, z kolorowym obrazkiem
ma okiadce, zlocone brzegi (gru-
bY.druk) So. .........$l.o 90
.Wy6or op,rawny W sk6rke z oku-
cleh j klamerka, z}ocone brze4
81 (gruby druk) ......... $l~0o
Us " lSg ,>y*t1s. - siaS.
Wionek ku ozci Najswietsze;; Nary
Fanny 2 r64nych nabozehstw u
witty, oprawny W sk6rke, z}oco1
ne br: egi, z zfoconym tytullkiem
z okuciem klamerka -....$1.25
,Dunina Ksiazka do n~abozehstwa
ola wszystkich katolik6w, opra=
VIVA ". sk6rke. zlocone brzegi z
zfcconym tytulikiem ......$l.5o
ZbiQyek modlitw ola czlonk6w Al
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, o"
prawny " sk6rke angielska,
czerwone brzegi, z z}oconym ty-
KS. L Get1snego wyk}ad .Ewanges
Iii j Lekcyi ma niedziele ! swieta
ksiazka do oswiecenia l zbudo-
wanna duszy Observation-Disclosures
tolickiej, 2 gruntownrm wyja6-
nieniem roku ko6cielnego, naj~
g}6wniejszych obrzed6w kosciel"
nych, mszy swietej, n~abozenstwa
domowego j ola chorych, drogl
krzyzowej, jakotez zYciorysami
Swietych Panskich, czczonyoh
mianowicie przez lud polsko-
,katolicki, w,czarnej oprawie re
zloconymt ytuliklem !. So. $3.50
zy,ooty s,oistych Rhaskiich ma
ma wszystkie dnie roEu, pod}ug
& najwiarogodniejszych zr6de}, wy;
ietyob Z dziel ojctW i doktor6w
ko6cio}a sw. opracoWane pod1ug
Ks. OLGA a.. Bitschnaua, z q,
Wzglednnieml HyWietyyeh pahskieh,
kt6rych wydala zlemia polska
azsdo,najnowszych czas6w. 2 8
kolorowymi .obrazkami przea
suz}o 500 drzeworytami. NajnoWs
see wydanies poprawne. W piee
knej oprawie.. $50. $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

,Spostrzsetggllas,slyz I 4 V'i 4 ,pqdinio+
|aa a|, szplierutx d kpslu l''IlI
az z ,lllzllE lpao1HilalleE|iAA :laael &, d
|spagda1Ia po ianiaionce, ! s il'ill|al
lie dI q Villa /.
4AA.o {, jag 70 d l5il - p
|pana spotykalm1; poNzilenayI|
Ele,gp1lkLlo,fflWileeikz n,,ap,r,'a n poka- e
|ze al pan sRoiie l kr6 leals
|bol1itourI bonionr
Kr6leawo Wilka istotnHI u
I6heznile Wygladalo WulsW ''lill,
promieni s1ocnecznych, q j on
Efak1n niydv nia nzl1f ale Wia-
col kr6lem.
Reka pannY Lucy ME pa
|szzeszala lego dloni, owszem,
- lJ,,o nnlnvno foinrn.
.nvob drea6 u6oislu reta d
,dana,o aia na6u;6.
|, -, n;a ma,any aoBie
- ,;aoa; = natr1.
q nas, a1s lie. rozlaoza;ny
ra,,. Ill !; ! a.
!, ,,z,a, ,u;,k
Dz;v,a ;akaz ! nieznana
hx6 .n.,. -, soras
a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
KSIAzKI DO]sENAlBBaOZENSTWAL

q s4s. 80. 49, 4e-a5S
Winons
-.-.sl
. Tbbq, ks,szeczka do nabos
rozmiar 544x2At Gala. =. 10 15e
CNsoold Boql, zbii6r najferszeeg@,o
naboAehdsstwa j piedni koSolelln,yy.eehl,
rozmiaru 4xy44 cali . 45e
Lhsoatt Begu oprawna " sk6rke ze
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzzeggl. . !. 80. .... soc
GNpdsaI Bcgu, = ozdobnej bialej
oprawae - klamefka, z}ocone
brzegl.. ........ $l.l0
gNbuqta Bogu, oprawna v miekka
sskkQolrrkksee re z}oconym tytulikiem,
zlocoMe brzegi.. SIC
Ghaoata Bggu, oprawna " miekkaa
sk6rke, ze zloconym tytulikiem ]
za1neoxkiem wewnatrz Ea okiadce
krzyzyk z per}oxej mac cY l.5o.
Skarb dussy-Zbi6r naj1epszego ma.
bo4enstwa i ple6ni k~oscielnych,
ksiazeczka ola mlodziezy, opraw-
"a v angie,ska sk6rke, zio.co-
nym tytufikiem, czefwone brze-
Il. 8
Skarb duszy-oprawna " angielska
tk6rke, 2 zz1oconymm tytulikiem1,
zlocone br, egi. .......... SOC.
EsAard daszy-oprawlna " m,ekka
sk6rke : z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. 6oc
Skab 24sgy-w miekkiej oprawie
2 z1oconym tytuliklem, z}ocone
brzeggi:. coo
:Skarb duszy- oprawna " sk6rke,
z zloconym tytulikiem = okuciem
izameozkiem, zlocone brzegi GOO
Bknrb duszy- " eleganckiej sk6.
rxaRej oprawie, z z}oconym ty--.
tnJikiem, zlocone brzegi.... soc
/ Wydoy,ek ozyli kr6tki spos6b nabo+
Seistwa c~odzienGego ola rzym.
sko-katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie-
sni, oprawny W sk6rke re zioco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze-.
Wy6orek-oprawny v sk6rke, zioe
cone brzeggl, : obrazkiem ma o.
k}adce i z}oconym tytulikiem 45o
Yy6orek-oprawny " sk6rke zlo-
cone brzegi, re. z}oconym tytu.
likiem, z okuciem zamec1e
klein. ................... 55c
Wy6ortk-oprawny " miekka sk6r.
ke : z}oconym tytullkiem z}oco.
ma hrzoari LIS
Notwithstanding ozdobnie v
|: miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytur
likiem zlocone brzegi.. go. 75c
Wyborek oprawny v mocna miekka
skorke, Z z}oconym ttytulilkkiie'ml
z}oecne brzegi.. $50
PERTH nabpzea stwa-Z modlitwami
sw. Alfonso ma czesG Najswiet1
q szej Fanny Mary nleustajacej
pomooy. Ksiiazeczka oprawna v
mocna skdrke, 2 kolorowym 0
brazkiem na ,okladce, : zioconym
tytulikiiem, z{ocone brzegl.. SOC
Per5y na6o4eHstsoa -oprawna =
muiekka sk6rke Z ozdobami, z}o-
conym tytuliklem, z}ocone brzes
or 9%sAs..I.- EEE.GyaGIE g4SsE..SLE.E2 t0H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

s ssaEn a1nnaKkN s1Hs anFR mul ucerns, kradzionop ysNzcze
M x Ne JRssrf5iPW = aIsss's a' NV
B0KIElM MI ED iysaSf - j 'sis', sfsi ~ !
sWYym. esy AZ, tradn9 porieasiiisasz
- ---l-- to tylko pewna, Elm Wiecell
s5.skAsGiag daszy. doznawal przeazk6d, ten
&. 60 .asS..:; 500 wieksze i wytrsalsze rozwi-
I'd Hoszy6skich. laI slf9 opofo.
go BartekI zrobiI ~ al ia sobie dam rad9 (pis
krzyxsdbe5 kiiedyY sal as przyjaoiela11. Przewi.
Mo. f~dywalem, kupuiats, Mzynek,
tvs mlnnie - % q krzzvgw- File trruadno5ciE bede mia1 do
ds;I. fzwa1czenia.. A no, jednak,
"a zloty od sztuki, Wiel. hurry sic We mnie ,kreW
nozny panic. Me chcial dad Iw~yczerpuie c~ierpliwoSt .Zbyt
wiecej. mi " droge Wiaza ! moga "a,
- To r6idziesz ty, Bartku placid "a to drozej, nil my.
do sadu IA srogie =ukaranie lSla. Me lyle lednak boil
i 6Wiety, Boze ME pomoze, i mnie samo prze6ladowanie,
strraao,zzels sWpoiia dlromga mi "a. lie niikczemnok6, kt6ra ley
placi. ma dnie tego wszystkEiego.
Tu zaczely sic modIy, "a lToczy sic ekryta Walka y
klecia j przeprosiny, ale, ME |ciemnosciach, ale "a WyrWe
stasy, WIKI ME nnalezal do lila ma 6Wiatfo dzienne. Me
idealnei szkoly ~wiielbicielil upadam jednak ma duchu.
poczciWych kmiotk6W, alMyzl, 70 w6r6d ciemnoty
moze l~agodno6ci mial "a |%g}upstwa, jake mnie ofacza,
malo s1owem poszedl mann ia skrzydlatego sprzy'
nieborak Bartek do sadu. Emierzeica, niby aniola skrzy
WIKI poleciial nazaiutrz o. ldlatego = myA ia dodaie hi
sobi6cie do. Straezka i do sill, ale 1agodzi Chce movie
Hoszy6skich, ko vie, cobyIo Lucy. Me NOV " mi "
sic stale s~zeze6eiem, nikogo| swych listach 0 niej 2 pre-
! MICH ME zasta} y domu. Ikasem, ami odzywaj sic mi
Ala 90 aa .odwleklo, to ME p6lsl6wkami: Kocham ia
knciekIAap praWaS5a ppysz1a do1 ufafn jej.4 stosuAnkll nasze 8, sti
##aniaiseoWY BE- Isad6 ~. WIKI IfS siezz take, ze uWazan 50
Is w lva,aII ,a .5 e III aadnnaa rmiiaraI bic "a oboWiazek wystapit
ne m6gI usyskat wyroku, LAX %najpredzej z prosba Q le
jakiego pragnal naibardziejI reke. Niknle wszelka goryc'
Ghodzuo mu q. to. zeby Stra- gotowem w~szystkim wszy
Aczek poszedl do kozy, ale etkiego 2apomn1lec, leel ons
Straczek skazany byl tylko mnie wyslucha. A man
na ka,re nieniezna, kt6ra wszelka pewno6c! Moze dzh
Wilk ~obiecywal sobie odda6 hub lutro ~roztrzygna sic 70:
Ia pomp1ozenie ~czyytelai., lsy mole"
Gafv wyrok wydany byli Jakoz ME potrzeboWa1 dlt
zaocznie, straaezek dowiedziaa- go czeka6. W kilka dni pe
wszy sic 0 tenn, kazal odpo- iowyn tscie, wvszedtszy ns
(, uilaatdzzi die iednem slowem: l~ogladanie novel jakeis szko
-.Dobrze: idy, spotka1 lpa6stwo Ch1od
Przykro iednak bylo na- no ma spacerze. OBOE rodz z'
aza ,r, hohaterowi, tenn bar.| ce sill pieehota . ~nauezyciel
dzieii, Is Cd togo togo. czasu posy- ka j Bogunia, parma Lucy
lpaly sic nan kleski jedna "a za6 konno harcowaia pc pc
druga. WypadIo Hzn6W kika Zach j drogach, ma Jake 20
azk6d = nolach. Wypasano wiorsty pred rodzieami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
- h r ~ Boga zyyWegg .
oo1ilgol Szln1laetzx
Pal,an a. II.l,e'y o u'lls|ll III %
Esiebbie o1bdrkenia. ~.

E&I4&gE=S$% s1f~J|E%A Ias%1g IsS3&TE
pm n iIll'lJ mego szael y ! ii
Is 10 [, 5oelbiT II m1nieps 4.
Fa1s Krwi udsrzyly "a.
'tWarz WiIks; zarl1iast odpo-
Wieddzi,, 80 c j "a eugIe 10
mia Lucy. 4.
fuSd mnie pan, leb "a
papy ~. !.
Wg'o}sjl Musisz mnie.
.s1ucha1cl Ply v',szystkich i
v imis Is vszYstkich poealun-.
:k6w pytam1al raz jeszeze, 90.
znacza twoje slowaf
W1k trzsasl sic febrYcznjje,
= oc ill,..5 lego r.z'ulcaly b 'y1a
vice e. Parma Lucy napra,vde
.przelek1a sie tes ,1F pogr6zki;
|wszak to ona pierWsza rzu-
ella sic o 1 81 ia piersi. W1lka.
Czego pan cheese ode-
m mn i|'.:s:s
.WYja6nienia, COS PAM
.mYalala, z,s,zz,,v'alajae ma u6ei-
ski poealunki? csys pie ba-
villa villa. ]: . mHllaf g, ezy rozumaia'a1
do czego to prlowaa,iizi2 czy
roz1mies :. DIS, e to obo-
wiazuje? : C(zy brak 81 SER
ca czy rozumuf
BozeI
- Now bo pray wssyst-
kich. 9 to pytac bede!
A ezy il 60 winnal. .
Jaa sic tax nudzilam v Ch1od:
nicy!: 2.
...:.......
W VIII juz ME pytal wiecejj:
zrozumial Wszystko, Nudziia
sic biedae,z; II ! I v J; GhIodnicy;
zate,lmls pour pasiser le temps
wvmy6i III sobie aabawke.
przvtem. miala lat dWadzie-
seis !, vice nerny iej nadaly
zabawie l ii, meze zbyt
ciiep}y. Gdyby. miata lat j
|o5m, j WIZ dziepiec, navy
xaloby is Sic zabaWa " me.
Ia j lone. Ale tym wieku;
v kt6rym byli, uz sic u
MEGA j zone mkt nix, ME
bawi. Ba,ai 4 8 80 = to Y IN
40 gre .Qbard6o zabaNna)I
koehaake iskoehaake
c-zagemna6Wi4 takze- Y hi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
Ola Gbnrqoh Ko1iat.

Jestem kobieta. Mynalaz}am le.
karstwo. Jezel, cierpisz ma Sbia1,e
up1avy, opadniecie macicy, zaattrzy-
name, bolesne Tub nadmlsrne pet
ryody,t bezpFodnoSc, ) Dol gfowy,
.krzyza, zo1adka, merck, piersi, ner
wowos6 Tub reumatyzm, sprobuj
mego domowego leczenia, ktoreemnl
sama " domu wyleczye sic mnozeesRz
napewno bardzo tanim kosztems
.Ghoc Gle inne zawiod}o, to Gle: ME
zawiedzie. Pisz zaraz, oplsujac
chorobe i z~afaozajac &c marke na
odpowiedzz. Adres TAXI:
Mrs. A. S. hon
Box w. South Bend, Ind.
-. AE%--MNz aE@.L- sHA+..4. .s..-4-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-21
sTILLMAN AND THE OUTLOOK.
A Former Brownsville Citizens Con.
nection With the Outlook.

New York, Nov. 20.-In its forth
coming issue the Outlook will explain
in greater detail the connection with
that publication of James Stillman.
the banker. and of reputed Standard
Oil interests. After quoting the re-
cent statement by the President. in
which he made it clear that as a pros
pective contributor he was interested
in the policy rather than the owner
ship of the journal, the Outlook. will
continue:
Whether Mr.. James Stillman is
connected with the Standard Oil Com
pany we do not know. The facts con-
corning his connection with the Out
look are as follows:
About 40 years ago Lyman Abbott
became associated with Henry Ward
Beecher in the editOrship of the
Christian Union When some eight
or ten years later Mr.. Beecher's incli-
nations led him to retire, an endeav-
or was made by Mr.. Abbott TO pur-
chase the paper. Among those who
aided him financially in this effort
were Mr.. Lawson Valentine and Mr.
James Stillman, both of whom were
neighbOrs and warm personal friends.
They believed in him and in his plan
of making a journal of national in
fiuence. Mr.. Stillman never, it so hap
pens, attended a stockholders meet
ing either in person or by proxy. He
owns less than 10 per cent of the
stock of the Outlook. the other 9Ol
per cent being owned by those who
are actively engaged in editing and
publishing the paper. When Mr.
Stillman put the money which is now
represented by his stock at Dr. Alb
bolts service he simply performed a
generous act for a personal friend,
for which Mr.. Abbott takes this, the
first public occasion that has ever
offered. to express his grateful and
appreciative acknowledgment
If the act of unprinciDled rumor-
vendors has given either Mr.. Still
man or the President any annoyance.
the Outlook sincerely regrets the =
fact. "
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-21
WAS TIRED OF HIS JOB.
Wanted to Desert, But After Getting
on This Side Was Persuaded to
Return.

Yesterday Mexican from Mata-
moros applied at the local immigra-
ton station for admittance into this
country and while waiting the arrival
of the local surgeon to be examined
an officer of the Mexican army sta
toned at MatamorOs arrived and in
formed the migration officials that
| the man who applied for admission
was a deserter from the Mexican
army, having deserted that morning.
As there is no treaty between the U.
S. and MxicO by which a deserter
can be deported the officials informed
the officer in question that unless
the would-be deserter was unable to
qualify for admittance according to
the immigration laws of this country
he could not be deported, whereupon
the officer departed. Later in the
day another officer. captain of the
company to which the would-be de-
serted belonged, came over and plead
ed with him (the deserter) to return.
informing him that under the laws
of Mexico governing the army he
NOhlA nOA DG COllSAuGlGu d uCoEILEI
until after an absence of three days.
and also that he now had enough
money coming to him. to pay his way
out of the army and still have some
left. The captain also promised him
that his offense of coming into this
country without leave of absence.
would be overlooked and that he
would not be punished. After a good
deal of persuasion on the part of the
captain, the immigrant official and
Louis Laulem, who acted as official
Interpreter, the would-be deserter
consented to go back to the other side
of his own accord, and accordingly
did so. What happened to him after
they got him on the other side of the
Rio Grande, the reporter was unable
to learn. but is is presumed the officer
made good his promise. The would
be deserter was sentenced to serve a
fve-year' term in the army for getting
drunk. and his term will not expire
for some time yet
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-21
LoUIsrANA's NEW LIQUOR LAW.
Interpretation of the Law, As II APP
plies to all Saloons. Old and New

New Orleans. La. Nov. 20.-On
Jan. /. 1903. Louisiana viii have a
new liquor license law for the entire
state. known as the Shattuck license
bill passed at the recent session of
the Legislature. So much confusion
has resulted from the parishes as to
the effect of the new law. that Judge
Walter UUion. attorney general. to-
day rendered an Interpretation of
the law as it applies to Louisiana sa-
looms. which viii be of great interest
all over the state. the gist of his Opin-
ion following:
Only citizens OF Louisiana can OBJ
tain saloon licenses Persons con
victed of a felony. women and min
ors are prohibited from obtaining sd
loon licenses. Liquor can not be sold
to both whites and blacks for con
sumption in the same structure
Gambling in saloons is unlawful. No
council, board of aldermen or police
jury can grant privileges for opera
ton of barrooms within 800 feet of a
church or school Existing saloons
now in the prohibited district must
move if they desire to continue to Op-
crate. There must be a solid parti-
ton from floor to ceiling, and from
wall to wall between groceries and
saloons. Billiard and pool tables and
hairs in barrooms are not prohibited
Pianos. organs and musical instru-
ments are prohibited, as are spar
ring. boxing wrestling and other eX-
hibitiOn in saloons. All saloons.
old and new. must take out a 1909
state license.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-21
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1909.
WILLIAM /. BRYAN.

Ar. Bryan is going to visit Browns
vile. This is a settled fact, and
what is more, he is going to be
shown the great development that is
being done in the Valley of the Lower
Rio Grande When first invited TO
visit our city and section, Mr.. Bryan
expressed doubt as to his ability to do
so. This doubt was set at rest, how
ever, by his old friend and former
neighbor, Mr. John J. Conway. now
of Mission. who convinced him that
1t would be but little out of his way
TO visit Brownsville and the Lower
Ro Grande Valley on his return to
the United States from Mexico. and
which Mr.. Bryan agreed to do. From
Corpus Christi Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
went direct to Montrey to visit for
a few days at the ranch of Col. J. A.
Robertson, and where Mr.. Bryan viii
do little hunting. On the conclusion
of their visit, they viii come over
the Matamoros branch of the Next
can National to Reynosa. where they
viii cross the Rio Grande into the
United States Their private car.
which they viii forsake at Monterey.
VIII be sent round by Laredo and
Robstown and meet them at Browns
vile As soon as they land on Texas
soil, which VIII be at Hidalgo. they
win be met by a committee of citizens
in automobiles and given a drive
through the Valley, visiting the diff
ferent irrigating plants and other
points Of interest on the way. Ar
engagements will be made for their
proper reception and entertainment
when they reach Brownsville. and it
is probable that Mr.. Bryan will spend
a day at Point Isabel shooting ducks.
The city authorities will unite with
the Commercial Club and citizens
generally in extending welcome to
the distinguished visitors, and moth
ing will be left undone to make
their stay here one of both pleasure
and interest. The date of their ar
rival at ReynOsa has not yet been de-
Jermined on, but announcement of
1t will be made in The Herald in due
time. 1t is the first time in its his
tory that Brownsville will have the
honor of entertaining a leader OF the
National Democracy, and it is need
less to say that the Metropolis of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley will acauit
itself creditably and viii be equal
IN every way to the august occasion.
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According to Old Politician in the
Dallas Times-Herald. Hon. Thomas B.
Love vii be a candidate for the dem
ocratic nomination for governor in
1910. Hon. Thomas II. Ball will also
be a candidate and will have the
backing of. the Prohibition Demo-
Gratis. 1t is also announced that Hon.
y. Augustus Shaw, the Red River
planter and grower of long staple
cotton, has his eye fixed on the Elk
ecutiTe Mansion. Gus is rich, red
headed and scrapper. He is
100000 planter and a shining
light in Farmers Union circles. These
three are said to be certainties, with
N H. Brooks, o. B. Colquitt and
Robert Vance Davidson possibilities.
Waco Times-Herald.
The Times-Herald and Old Politi-
clan overlooked a very large-sized
but, namely Charles X. Bell, who is
being groomed by Jake VOTERS
as the candidate of the Anti-Prohibi-
tionists. Although two years ago he
proclaimed himself a Pro in Hamilton
county and an Anti in Tarrant, Judge
Bell is now an Anti in all parts of the
State alike, if we are to judge from
the interest he is taking in directing
the movements of the Ants under
The wise tutorship of Warwick Jake
And again, there is Democratic Bob,
the Village Blacksmith and Sage of
Cumby, who is also overlooked by
the T. H. and 0. P, and who, if he
can poll the vote in 1910 that he did
10 1908, viii win easily, with a
half-dozen distinguished gentlemen
dividing the rest of the vote And
why shouldn't the Village Black
smith be reckoned on as a possibili-
ty in the coming free-for-al?