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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
What Ais His WifeH

From 'he Duluth Sews-Tr!oune.)
The janltor In one OF the downtown
buildings has been In the habit Of alb
senting himself from the place for con-
siderable Intervals OF time. He would
frequently not show UP In the morning
IL the accustomed hour and would take
eng vacations in the afternoon, Finally
the agent for the building decided to
have an interview with the tanitor. He
called him into the Office one day and IN.
uuired the cause OF the absences. The
antor replied that his wife was very
frequently III,
What seems 10 be the trouble with
your wife," the agent asked
wall, sab. All CANT say ez All knows
lest what Is de trouble w!v her But All
know she's got everything dat ends WV
'itls"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13

From the Duluth News Tribun.l
This lat man who had been toiing all
dag olt In The brushes and briars OF 81.
LOUIS C0hnty's public berry patches sew
era miles over beyDnd WOODLAND csna
putting down the path 10 the car line
late IN the afternoon recently and sat
down with a sigh u relief 10 wal, ,0r
tEt ar. lie was, in popular pa-lance.
al In. y you mad asked him he would
have said that he walked 3.lu miles
through brush and lmpas sable thlckets
and With INFINITE toll culled ten-auart
PAL tu Of small berries.
INe car como and the fat man pAoitsd
hinss< 70 10 breast TIA big r1s,h for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Forgot lie HID $1,000.

'S'ruu the Pratt Kan rnonJ
One VI our prosperous. Young farm.
ers bought another farm last week an 4
when lie ven ,o pay for 10 he ,ound hi,
bank account Was not as strong a. le
supposed \ few hours later ne found
crumpled paper ir his packet ana
before throwing It down no Thought h,
would lOOH at q, and u was another
wheat check for il,9o Our wheat rails
srs do NOT notice little matter like a
N2o check and 1t 70 easy 10 put san,e
In the pocket and forget eli ABOUT Il
~ this ssatiesusn di6
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
STEAMER ASHORE
ON CALIFORNIA COAST,

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IA NEE
sage received BY the Msrohantr n.
change here near midnight from Sure
Cal, on the coast, near Santa Bsfbasa,
states that q steamer 10 close In sAaeo
and Is whistling continuously. sviaAatiy
for aid.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13

the afternoon air. The fat man had
dropped his pail OF berries.
IT.. stoiea, and Indifferent crowd
sIrg,i On into The car. The conductor
pulled the bell rope and away Il sped.
But behind sat the fallen fat man in the
midst o. his destruction, vehemsntly
oursing the tates and tho ways OF the
world.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13

seats He was lost FOR time in the
crowd, and then suddenly yell Ike
that Of a suffering snake burst forth on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Yanif auf Grfuriiuns. Sampfer.

philadelphia, IL. Stunt. -
Sn grlportlng zines pergnilgten So-
ges i'm 6reien beiticgen bcllte Mor-
gen ungefobr 80 Standardization II.
cine s(nsabl mbcrer Yerionen boS
fleine Gompfitiff 0Sbcurmotcr" I'M
0eIoipore .Hiper, ais plotlih lid Die
SdiifSlooing ueridob uno 0o8 cine
Gnoe oes ShiiieS 81 iinfcn begonn,
bis eS Den 9ooen erreid)te. Gin 30
nif broh inter oen Foiio9icrinncn
aus, uno Nqes runnte nod 2cbenS.
rettungSgiirteln. lin ben Eonit 81
crboben, fielen 5lpei nit SGurcn &c.
iiiate 9ebGlter in Den Moidinen.
rolnl, mesbolb Die Moidiniltcn ibrc
Yoiten uerloiien mltBtcn, %iuoroui Ger
ousltromenoe Iompi lid iibcr Dos
gauge Shii m%iS3ubrciten be9onn.
8liidIifer @eiie mlIrben Die idmnlt=
lifer Eaiiogiere gerettet, oob ionf
bos Shiii unter @oller.
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Gpr Der brittcn Yciuuo.

Wo1bingto H. ~. SUM. - Ger
Senot beenoctc bcllte Die 3lpcitc sc,
liillg Der Sarif 8 Gorlogc. llcbcr Dos
mi Siilon5 Gonlitc eingeiiigte glllcn-
benefit, 20 Sabre alte a~u1lhpcrfe ori
bte 8rcililte 81 ~itellcn, fonl cS at ci.
ner id)orien Sebottc. 8on ocl, 8ea.
itern ocs gmenocmentS lpilroe gel
tcno genlodt, oob reid)c Nmcrifoner
ibrc @obnnngen nit ieltenen ailnIt-
laden Der olteil Welt 0eforirct f0nn.
ten, obnc oofiir cincn Gent Soil sl be.
5oblen, mo ooB grobe alrnlt.S ounl1.
ilingen elngeiiibrt merben fonnteu,
obne Dab Ole Te9ierung oices 2ull-
bcS irgeno meldcnTprtbeil oopon ia.
be, Vtit 90 gegen IS Stinmcn obcr
ipilroc boS ENHANCEMENT ionftionirt
Somobl' &epliblifoncr ols oild De-
ytotratcn pcrtbeihi1telt boS Nmenoe.
ment. GieS &erbolteu bcS SenotcS
miro cS Dem @onfitr :. Eicrpont
Worgon crmogliheL ieine erobe
aunitiommlung inGnalonb, Die mcbs
rere Wtillionen Collars gcfoitct bat,
frei nod Nmerifa 5i bringell.
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Mer1tlidle Nciraths. 1iccns.

Seattlc, @oib., II. &lrui. -
Gas nelte Stootsgeieb Don @dibing-
ton, inter Oeiien 9eltimmrngen iid)
6eirotbsluItige elmer Gr5tliGen lin,
t%crIltdung 81 r~ntcr5ieben 1tlto Gin
oieSbc3iiglidcS gtteit por5ulegen ba=
BEN bcuor lie aus Ser Sono oeS De
omten Ole Seirotbs 2icenj crbolten,
es isl oehrL BOB ole 9rnlrt bercitS bo8
10. SebtnSlabr erreidt bat, lit nit
oem gcitrigen Gage IN Srait gctreten.
3cbn Boarr erid)ienen hcrritS, NIT
oclI pordeidriebrnci 9lttcitcn spcrie-
ben, inn Niircolt 6cS Glerfa, mGfrcno
5luci moere Eourc cntriiitct crfldrten.
lie grngelt lieber mud 9ritiidrG nlltm.
bio. nm bort 81 beirotbcL ais lid
bier Den g%rotiomen 9cItimmnIngen
OcS tcllcn @eiebeS 5u iilgcll. Die
County 9canlten ertlGrcl, ou9 @eicB
meroc uiclc omcritoniiNc @eirotbs-
Gonoiooten 5llm 3pede ser Gbeihlie-
Bu1g nod CANADA trcibru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Inter Sriimmcrn bcarabcn.

,Rid)., ~. Stunt. - Gin
iefSitodigeS @ebauoe Der oSenniniu,
la Stope Company" on Der 8. mo
5ortitroBe itiir5te bellte tlir5 Dor ~
llbr Wittaes Elm, mo 5oblreihe Nn-
g%eltelte mur0en inter ben Grim.
mern %begruben. llnmittelbor nnd)
Dem @initur5 brod) Seuer in oem 8e.
boiloe ails, 0oh gelong es Der Selcr-
mebr, Die Slnmmen 81 loiden, Gomt
lnliroe unper5iiglid) nit benz @egr0u,
men Der Sriimmer b%egonnen.
Gin Nonensouirilf Der IngeiteQ.
ten, peld)e Iid III Dem 8ebGuoe be.
fanben, ols oaiielbe einitiir5te, be.
luies, ooB pier MGniier permibt mcr.
ben. Gs Iino Der Sber . 8erionot.
Glerf Sallen nno orei o~usl0nbiidc
Sogelobner. 3om Cyan unb Elm
Siilis-Serionot-Glcrf pnroen ans
ben Sriimnlern 9cgrnben. 9cibe mos
rem ihlper periett. Gie Wultcrn ocs
einseitiir5ten @cbGlbeS. iinb nod inl-
nler intoft. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
&incnbeiiter ertrnnfen.

MnSfea,pm Midy3 IL. Sunni.
@Iair 2nrbiu, iueld)er ELI rcid)er Nj.
%renbeiiter bon 9otton, 8o., iein ioll.
fprons ooer jie auf Dem @eee BON
Gbicaeo mad @ralio+Sapen BON Dem
Gompfer .SSrhinru." GEM Rod nnb
ieine Sorie pilraen olf Dem Ted oeS
Sdiifes ouiaefiinoert.
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Soo. n Sen ! Lutbeu..,

Spoetn ben q Entben.s
GbfcaaJo. IL. Shni. - 0ie'Iei-
dye Der 10 Sabre oIten Worp Wopoer
mllroe beltte aus Dem Sqinois uno
Wiidi9on.aonal mnfgefiidt. Gas
Otdoden bate, pie icBt ermitteIt lit,
aus Sdam ibrcm imt8cn Goiein Elm
@noe gemaft= nod0em iie inter Der
9eIduloi9ung oe9 9iebitoblS bon ID.
rem Nr~bcitgebcr cntloiien woroen
mar. Seit Dem >. Moi mar oos
0|oo6el ipurloS pcrihmunoen.
Gin gem nnm Grab
tt'& fii I Se't . e.
9etbleb e III, 80, II. SUM. ~
Ter 20 Sabre aIte &epntono Seinbel.
mann non !8opmattstopn, go, bat
ouf Dem 3rieObofeq on Dem pffc1ten
@robt, odS fir ieinc tonte 8roltt, Die
10-i0tri9c 6lorcncc Hobrig, geidoll-
1elt ml!roe, Pnrf chem SduB III Oos
9cr5 lid gctobtct, nahocm er porbcr
@ltt qellonimen bate"
Gus Boar NOR nil 8rdbcri6tniid,
~rn9stoge olti elmer Spo5ieriobrt per-
lulgliift, mo oos MGodcn erIog ocn
erllttencn %SerlcBrngcn. >Scbt lit ibr
Der 8cIiebte in Ocn 600 nodgcfolgt.
SeIoe meroen 5uiommen in cineml
Srube becroigt pcrocn.
llcbcr 9or0.
Wn@fe9om Did, II. Sllni. -
SlntS Gur6in, Gin reider 3cdcrl6c.
libcr BON Fatton, ga, lit 0cItcrn
9fod)t altf Dem Gompfer oSnoiono"
Don Der 8ooorid).Sinic olli ser 6obrt
oolt Chicago nod 8rono Suoen,
Mid, iiber 9oro geiprltngen oocr ge-
fallen. 4ui Dem Ncroed fono ma
oen Nod, !6ilt mo Die 90ric ocS Ser
miBtcn. Nnn pcrmlltbct, ooB cin
Selbltmoro uorlic0t.
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Tampfer anfacfahrcn.

gbtnbuuo a, g., II. SUM-. -
Ger Euiiogier.G ompicr nNrumoea,"
ipclder POO Eoiiosiere nnh Sort
Stunlsp, Canada, %btin9en iolte, lief
aeltern sum ambop, 5ebn Weilcn Dit,
lid bon IibtubulIo, nuf elmer Sano.
bonf onf, mo Die Eoiioaiere mubtcn
III fleinen 9opten gerettet perbtl,.
8iele Srauen fpuroen obnmGhtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Srpan crbalt oentidJe Sd)wicgcr-
tudltrr.

M ilmaufee, @is., II. Sllni.-
6rl. Selen Berger. Sod,ter oes Mil-
ipaltfee 8ctroioe. unb Weblb1nolers
Ileronber Berger, miro an "a. SUM
Die Satin bes Srn. @m. Servings
grnon, Snhn oes breimoIigcn Demo.
trotiid,en Eralibentld)ofts ! Gambia.
ten @m. i. 9rpon, merben. Gas
Eoor miro in SucionL gri5ouu, mob.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Simmer beaMcmer.

@abinetont2. Suni. - Zen
Sffi5ieren an 9orb Der Sdlodtifiiic
Uncle Sam's miro Der Sienit INNER
Ieibter gelnnft. Sect iolen alii ben
neuen SdIohtid)ifien n6lorioa,"
ylttob." rGelalpore" ulo .gtorb-Sn
foia" brei %automotiihe glepotoren
fir Die gequemlidfeit Der Serren 81
fi5iere aneebraht fperben. Gen 10
iebr onrd, ben 0ienit angeitrengten
al&erreii miro baburd) bns 5reppen.
'fteiaen eripart.menn iie 5umGiner ae-
belt ODER fuenn iie aiiBerit mobl &c.
fpeiit boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Sie Sriiocr Wriabt iuicbcr oabcim.

0optom 8, ~. 2ami. - Die
Srilocr @riGbt ino ibrc S6lpcitcr,
Sri. aotbcrinc @rigbt, troien beilte
aus @oibington bier micOcr Gin ltrO
0ingcn obnc S1ltmen an bic lettell
Arbeiten an Dem ~gertplot mclfer
Die E%robeiobrten aili Sort Mpcr mo.
den iol. Ger 2lpporot miro in rlGdl-
tier N8odc 0ltrh ocn observation-disclosures
8oplor nod) Der 8un0cabouptitoot
iibcriiibrt meroen mo sic 9riioer fol-
gen nod Dem NbidluB Der 6cicr, lpel=
he ibncn SIT Gbren in n0hIter @o6e
IN ibrcr ScimotbsIto0t itdttf;noen
ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
y US Ocn q nnelL

@uoopcit, II. Srtni. - Sn Den
Nelben Der llnnbbdngigfeitS . Eartci
berrld)t cine duBerit crbitterte Stimt-
mitng, mel6e uui tincn naben Brit
oerfrleg binoelitet. Sonoelsminiiter
6rou5 aoliutb bat ioeben iibcr oel
Serlanf lno 0nS GrgebniB Scr @ie.
rer Mlloien5 berldtet, lpeld)e cr llr0
Der Wiiniiter oeS Slncren, @rof Sii,
liuS a%noraiip, bci'm aoiier.a0ni0
6ron5 Soiepb 6ottcn. Gr tbeiltc nit,
Dab lie Den ioegcnunnten Gntnir-
ringsplon porltgtcn, OoB bieier o6er
POM Mtonorhen ollf pu9 @lltiticocn-
lte 'ob9elcbnt morocn lei.
Ter 9erid)t}rfci sic eregtcitcn 81.
bottcn berpor. 3mtlhcn Gpiiut6 llrO
Dem roOitalen SIilgel Ger llnobbGn.
aigfeits4Eortdi, an beiIdit Spite scr
ErGiibentio cs Observation-Disclosures, :.
b. SltltbJ itcbtj fom leS nod l1nocrcn
Observation-Disclosures 5it einem piics
llen grltdl. j !nnnii9l
9oiIittb 9ob Die 9ttl6rung o6, oab
er ole 6iibuutPa Observation-Disclosures.
Fartci nieocrlegcli iuiiroc, falls ieille
Nnlid)ten nitbt nurdJor0ngcn.
anS politi den 8riinocn.
HHH
@ien, u. Suni. 81 o~ll9enrci,
ner lle6crroiduitg bot Die Heqicrun0
plotIid ibrcn S%tonopullft gegen,Oi III
"Stonooro Gil Company" geGnocrt,
ipelde, mic 0cnlelocti eincn Gertroa
NIT ben goli5iid)cn Ectroleum-ISntc-
reIItntcn o6Ncidloiien fat. Nngcbli6
ut Die Nenocrltna aus midtigen poll.
tild)cn @riinocn geidebcn.
Wle BON beltuntcrridtetcr Seitc
nerlnrttt, miro oic Hegicrllng nltlt CT
ne obuurtenOc Soltllna ei~nncbnlen.
3llpnroerIt bat JIG Die Ibiid)t oiioeoc-
berL ltootlidC HeierpoirS ST crrid)telr.
Tntalt ttncs ~ bultop a.
- @nllon&.
ToS Sricgamiliilterimn uerbonoclt
NIT Der oItreihiiben WotorInitiobr-
5ella.@ eIclidoit mcgen ocS NnfoiiS
cines Sebohope9 ollorS. Gicier Iod in
@tmci1lhoit nit Dem Eorieool.9 ol.
Ion, 0cI'en Grmerb id)on iriiber be.
lhlo''en mrroe, in Der ncltcrboutcn
Slftld)ifi-S totion 5ll Siiteoncno IN
NicoeroitrcifI nntcracbrod)t merOen..
" notemnlu alS NnloQcfcGo.
0nat1mulo, ~. SUM. - Gcr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @illiom SulSer
bon 9teip.Yorf, melher lid cini9e ga.
&C IN Guatemala a%llfgebolten bat,
ut beilte bon bier beimgareilt. IS Der.
loutet, Dab CT pom Er1liocntcn Gitro-
o. Cabrera nmfuIienoe 9ergmcrfss
Gon5elliunen erbolten bot, mo BOB
oaS betreficnoe Gigentbum oriinblid)
nod minerolGaftiaeu Nocrn ourd,.
forltt mcroen ioq, Ginige Ncrp.D or-
fer &%opitolilten iollen Snterclie an
8uotemola nebnien, unO es miro CT
nortct,' oaB III Ser &epi,blif onlcrifo-
nilfes &apltol an9elegt miro.
@iornipn auf Ser geiic-
' .ssti NJ ,'rurn g., ~, n.
Gbriitio nj a. Il, SUM. e Ter
misunderstanding bes bariibnltelt
norwefid)cn Gidaters 9iornlticrne
@lorrlon, ipelher in 2anripif ihlptr
froilf oornieocr Log, beiiert lid, o0.
mdblidl. 9iornion mar am 5. Sunni
poi elmer 2Gbmilng ergrifien nor.
oent Die ieood) peoer iein Gent, nod
Spredlpernogeli beeintrdhtiet bate.
Gie Sobnung lit iest misoer i'm
S1tst,,S o,
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General 9cc's Scnfmnl.
Ieicrlite Gnt6iiQung Der Stotltc ocS
Iilbrers Der confooerirten Seer
idlQorer.

lNJNN
@idSburN Wtiii, II. SUM. -
Sicr mllrbe Qeiteru Die ii6erlcbcna.
oroBe Stotue oe& Generals Stcpbcl
9. See 2ntbiilt, melfcr our Belt lei
neS SintritteS bic StelunQ bcSSod)lt-
comh1onOircnoen Der ,llniteO Comic
Oerute Geterons" einnobm. 81 oe1
oomit pcrbunpencn Seicrliffelten
6otten 8encrol 6rc0erid Gent @ront
pon Der @unOcsornlee, General Gle
nlent q. Gpuns, Der qegcnlportlge
S6dltcommunoirenoe Der 0l(ntteo
Confederate 8cterona," Sol, Scllrp
@utterion aus 2ouiSpiac, &py Gclo.
ncl George q. Bed aus Gbicogo, Die
@%ouucrneure Souocrs BON S%ouiIiollo
iunb 9tocl BON Miiiiiiippi mo @le.
nett See, Der Sobn Oca Generals e.,
8. Gee, lid eingcitelt. Irci GomnoA.
MEN BON ser @ltnocsurmee nohmcn
al Scr 6eier lbeil. 3pei Gnfcl oe@
Generals gee. Slobn 8lcSncr See aus
Chicago uno Gee @orriion ans 60
luntbr9, Wtiii., pou5ogen bic GntGijl-
lung oeS GcnfmolS.
gUS 8encrol GponS geidloIicn hct,
tc ltno Colonel @otterion lid onidlid-
tc, 8cllcrnl @ront por5uItelleL mels
der I'M 9lltitro9e Der 9unocsrcgie-
ring Dos 9cnfmol entgcqen 81 nc6'
men botte, erbob iid Elm mobrer Sct.
iollSltltrm, lpeldcr lid) crit nnd) ltllge.
fdbr 20 Winllten legte. 0te nltet
grallbaorigcn @rorrode ld)iclcn ii6
in Der a%unogc6llng i6rcr 3uneigltng
iiir Den Morn gar nidt 9enllg tbull
81 %fonncn, ociicn Batter emit lire &a.
pitulotion cnt9cgen gcnomnlcn bat.
Colonel @otterion l0deltc, 5lldtc Ole
NhlelrL ol3 ipollte or lagan: pa, 6o
lit cine ueitere 8orite0ung iid)erlid
iiberfliiili9," lrnO ieBte lid. Ger Itotts
lidc @enerol itono p0breno' ser
groBortigen &%rnogebulg IN lciner
idnecrueiBcn llniiorm itumm mo
iuic aus Stein gcnlciBelt On, ober
offenbur mar CT nui ooS Siefite &c.
riIbrt uno bnttc groBe Wtiibe, ieilta
gerpaltige 9eiucgung 81 ben1eiltern,
Snl 8crIonfe ieiner Hcbc, mcldc
nit ltno2bcllrcm @eifou ouigenon1-
men mllr0e, lieB lid @cncrol @rout
olio oernebmen:
ISM S6attcn bieics bcrrlidcr
GelfmolS, pelGcs Dem Nnocnten
oieicS ritterliden Solootcn gelucibt
1T. frcue i6 mid, ooron erinnern III
tonneu, Oohmcin tbellrer &oter, &c.
neral lllplIes 2. Braut u~noiliborlid)
bon oen c%rnitcn @lunidc beieelt uor,
BOB 6rieoc nnO Gintroht. bel bcm
unerifonil6cn Golte ruicoer Ginfebr
boltcn moAten. Son oieiem @rrnidlc
,legen aud Die 9eonglingcn 3eltgniB
,ob, lpelde bier ir Sidsburg mo am
.. Iprtl lS6o Dclullligt mltr0en lll0
bc5iiglid iueld)er General Robert T..
Gee, ais er 5u appomottor las, Dob
lelte Ctfi5iere nnO Monnihoiten Die
Saitenacmebre, Eieroe nno ibr @ri-
potelgeiltbnm beboItcn oiirftell, 0eoen
General Grant 0uBerte: rGieic Ne-
olitgullgen rueroen in Scr Ghot cine
boflt ertrellli6e @irflulg oli nlcinc
Nrrnec nno .ollf Ocn gou5en Siiocn |
ltber." Sier bobcn 9riiocr iiir ibrc
Frln5ipien gcitrittcn. Sicr iino Sci.
ocn filr ibr &oterlono ocioQcn un6
EN- geei1i9teS &olt miro iid iiir oac
3eltan beS foltIidcn @crn1drtniIieS
ibrer colen Monnbnitigfeit ir%clcn."
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Der 12ia9riqs :SRncp u. 9'celonO
6fef Dor 3pcil S8ndsp nit ieindr ain-
Ocrpiitole, fiirdtete iid ieOo6, ieinen
@ltcrn bon Dem llnioQ Nfitt6eillrng
81 MAIDEN, mo itor6 beute an 9lut-
ucraiitun1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

GalloS, 9eroS, II. SUM. -
Gpc5iol.0 epeidcn an Die yNema"
Iolltcn oobin, BOB in eincm SturnL
lueIter geitern gbenO iiber boa mitt-
Iere uno meItIife 0eros fcatc, eli
Yarionen getoOtet uno mcbrcre lftper
perleet nlrben. Gle Go0ten li1O:
81 Sosfea - 6rou q. 2. Mioolc-
ton uno ibrc bier ainoer 1lnb Ooa Is
Sabre olte SRI. Wo9gic W. 9iibop.
Gror proofs, cine olte 6rolt, ltnrb
aus S6reden. Nobe 2uebcrS mllr.
ben brei Eerionen gctoOtct unb 5obla
reife unoere perleBt. 3ebn ODER 5ipolf
@ebGitoe tplroen oenlolirt. Gin 3ug
ser y9onlos.Gitp Werifo & Oriental
9obn" gerietb III ben Sturmpio0,
uno s. Is. StumiorO, Elm HeiienDer
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mo Elf Yerionen perlebt. Ger 3ug
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elmer 'por3eitiset @encrdGprobe fir
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THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
galpcrt. nnb Iagettr.S trake.

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KIM duf Spdrs0oufl 5l ;rgeno elileTt
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-26
PERSONALS.

Rev. W. H. Petty spent today in
Mercedes.
N. w. Miller made a business trip
to McAIlen today.
]. o. Tippins of Corpus Christi
was in the city today.
Evan Rees of Mission spent last
night in the city.
Rev. A. Noble James was bust
ness visitor in San Benito today.
Sergeant C. c. Miller was bust
ness visitor in Mission today.
Geo. B. Murphy of Laredo is in
the city for a few days business visit.
Edw. M. Lewis of Santa Maria was
visitor in the city over last night.
C. A. Phillips of McAllen came in
last night on a business and pleas
ure visit
Eb. Parker of Mercedes was
among the visitors in the city over
last night.
Gus Birkins of Uvalde is spending
a few days in Brownsville, having
arrived last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wyld of Greenup,
H., who arrived recently, will spend
several weeks in Brownsville.
t. A. shaffer, who is interested in
the sugar mill enterprise at McAllen,
left for that place this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Landrum of the
San Benito ranch arrived in town to-
day and are stopping at the San Car
los Hotel
w. H. Letcher and J. A. Rice of
Fayette, Ohio, arrived yesterday on
prospecting tour and viii spend
couple of weeks in the valley.
S. P. James of Fulton, Mo-, was
among the prospectors who arrived
in the city last night. MIR. James
will spend some time in the valley.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton of Rosenberg,
Texas, has arrived and will remain
here several days, assisting in the
tent meetings to be held under the
auspices Of the First Baptist church.
H. G. Hill of st. Louis, member of
prominent real estate firm of that
city, arrived in the city last night.
Mr.. Hill is here for the purpose of
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-26

buying a tract containing 10000
acres of land. He left this morning
on the branch for Mercedes.
Mr. and MIS-. A. C. Brokaw expect
to leave tomorrow ON visit to Next
co City. They will be acc ~ nal
by their guests, Capt. ]. B. York Of
Memphis, Tenn, and his daughter,
Mrs. Trigg Of Pine Bluff. Ark. who
have been spending a short time With
Mr. and Mrs. Brokaw-
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Million of
Boonville. Mo-, arrived in Browns
vile last night and will spend a few
days seeing the sights of the valley.
Mr.. Million is the proprietor of a
large hotel at Boonville and he and
his wife are here purely on pleas
ure trip.
Thos. l.. Fountain of Houston, who
spent several days here this week IN
the interest of the sewer project, left
this morning. Mr.. Fountain will re-
turn shortly and, if the sewerage en-
terprise materializes, as it doubtless
will, he will at once enter upon the
preparations for this work.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Feltner of
Greenup, Ill, who are among the
winter visitors in Brownsville, hav-
ing spent the past two months here,
expect to leave for their northern
home in about a week. They are
quite favorably impressed with the
outlook for Brownsville, and may in
vest here before leaving.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-26
Cantaloupe outlook Good.

NJ. L. Anderson spent today in
Harrington. looking over the canta-
loupe situation in that locality. Mr.
Anderson is the enterprising man
who was instrumental in having the
large acreage of ROCKFORD canta-
lopes planted in the valley this year
He state that there are now 800
acres in this variety of cantaloupes
All are doing nicely, Mr.. Anderson
states, and it will be only a short
time until they will be on the mar
ket.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-26
A Hint to the Lanndress.

Recently while ironing | scorched
fine white waist SO badly l feared
should be unable to wear it, but
after covering it with ordinary
starch, dampened, and laying it in
the sun for an hour every vestige
of scorch disappeared.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-26

Advertise in The Daily Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-04-22
MAY CHANGE
COURT DAYS
Some Lawyers Here Would
Have Judge Beekman Sit
on tuesdays and Fridays.
NO SESSION HELD TODAY

A number of people were disap-
pointed this morning when they
went to the council chamber of city
hall expecting to find Judge John W.
Beekman holding district court. A
number of local lawyers we're pres
ent to welcome the new Judge, but
had to withhold their congratulatory
remarks. Clerk Colyer adjourned
all the cases until Monday, stating
that, as Mr.. Beekman was trying q
case in New Brunswick, no court
would be held here today.
Mr.. Beekman was appointed to
the local bench on Tuesday by Gov
ernor Fort, and as Judge Lyons
resignation was rendered to the gov
ernor on Monday no district court
was held. On account of no court
being held this week there are a
number of cases on the docket.
1t is understood that several Of
the lawyers here will make an eff
fort to have court held here every
Tuesday and Friday, instead OF Mon
day and Thursday as at present
They claim that as district court at
New Brunswick is held on Monday
and Thursday, If the local court
days we're Tuesday and Friday, in
case the local judge had to go out of
town the New Brunswick Judge
could occupy the local bench, and
vice versa.