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Twobase hit Woodward. Threc-basc hits
Priest. Bryan. Stolen bises-C0iemap. MeDctee
e., Taylor. Doyle. Priest -. sscritce. mite
Spaldins. Bran. Nc.sDerry. Sanders Murphy
Double play-Neter t1nassiSteal. bits bH
waoder. .: on Litchfeii. {. First base - hal.s
OF Wooden. /: Of Ellis. 3: of Litcfrrh !,
Of Sanders. l. Hit by pitched ball M.nefea
Strus. oat BY Sanders, :: BY wooden. .. ~
fi;cbticld. 5. Left hasrs -Agricniiurc. I;
Bethany. q. Umpire- Mr.. Bets Time OF @am,
=. hours.
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Tri-State League Games,

~ Harrisburg Trenton - HARRISBURG s
At York Iohnsto~n. %; York e.
Vt ban .ast c. Altoona. .: Lancaster s.
II Reading "fiiian,spnr,. !: ReadiDs. :.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. 8; Washington :.
Philadelphia 10: Cleveland 6.
Chicago. j; New York ,13 innings).
Boston, g. ST. Louis, O..
Today's Games.
Washington ut Detroit.
New Icrk at Chicago.
Boston st. Louis.
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How the Clubs Stand
Yesterdays Results

Chicago S; Boston, s.
Chicago ). Boston. . second gamcl
Brooklyn. j; 81. Louis o 113 innings
Brooklyn. q: st. Louis. :; tsecond game.
New York. l: Cincinnati. u
Philadelphia o. Pittsburg t1a inninss)
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Total
BALTIMORE COUNTRY CLUE.

Ross Scott. b. Ouna. ....-....... .
Dir SaU,arls T. Shoesmtn. b. Qdinn. -....... "
REESE Puts.ue l. h. W. l.. Thompson. >:
Ur winston l.. Tbo1npson. .....-.-. y
Tunstail smith. b. Shoesmth. 10
Howard t'ale c. Shoesmith. b. Thompson.
H. Malincredt. ran ont .......... y
n mas mn; olt................. 30
T. Winston 4. IctMbbin. b. Shocsnith Z"
spencer OLDHAM b. Quinn. q
=, Warrington; b. Quinn Observation-Disclosures. II
EytraS - -
Total ..........-............1 &c
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Crenslaw. Tro-base hit Croeier. tAoabir
playa-Murphy 10 Knott: Crcn.baw te 4. MIR
phs. STRUCK out y Ruiz. 8; ~ Murphy. 2.
BASES baiis-oT Ruiz. 2: on Nurphy. =.
Stolen bases Crowler. Rabbit. Pace. Lodge.
Iecher. umpire-Mr. McCathran.
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By Doyle Hahn. Wild pitch--DoyieN Time Of
game: hours. Umpire--oir 0'Loughiin-
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Totals. eli - IL 4

.Batted for Berger in fifth.
Kan fGr Gicke-s in Sirfh inning
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Tatal .: ....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26


The Commission having under consideration the agreement and
considering the necessities Of the country accessible for depot
said railway hereby makes the following order
1ha, the Achison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company
hereby ordered BY the Corporation Commission OF Oklahoma to build
maintain depot the said Of Waterloo the place for the
building Of depot be hereafter designated BY the Commission
member thereof that said depot shall be erected BY the h
een day Of May 1908 the plans and specifications for the work
Of said depot be submitted the Commission for It's approval
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
(Signed)
j. E. LOVE,
Chdrmos
7. J. McALESTER,
Cogtnssione
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Sealed PROPOSALS HIlI be received
by The Hnufd ol Ilegeals Of the Okla-
homa Agricultural and Mechanical
caIleeyl sfilIWaler Oklahomh. until
u NE Aufil i5ill for ilh c0usiruc
Ilon II lNiyR Dormloly and a
WnmpHa nnildna ih cost hnnroxl
Af.telr e2B.0 900 and 100000 respective.
lS Th@ aNo hulldlaea 70 be let an
aer One npnenni.
eiars and speclhchilolis viii ba on
Gle al che Office 1f the Hoard Of A1rl.
culture GulhfIe Oklahoma The
American Contractor. Chicago and
lha krhllerl lhn & N. COLLEGE
saltwater. Oklahoms,
Copies 81 The plans and spaoliIca.
llons may De obtained from !. RI
Gambler. saltwater. Oklahoma. BY
General Contractors unon payment Of
$500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
oRpER 40. Il
CITIZENs 0F EscIIITI PIaMIII-l-


WICHITA FALLS AND NORTHWEST TERN RAlLYAY conf.
PANY Defendant
0fie second day uf Jafy. 10a8 lie citizens o Earhih fl
mfani with the Comnssio petltong said Commission 10
require The defendant the Wichita Falls and Northwestern Railway
Company place depot a point its lines the town o
~ Said complaint afterwards aiede motion q George ".
ensnw Assistant Attorney General 80 require sad Defendant Com
pany 10 build switch At I6seiitL
Said Company di notified % appear before lie Commits
sion on January 81 0oS md January 81 0oS the defendant
appearing BY It's attorneys Iu Iun he plaintiff represented by
George a enslaw Assistant Attorney General George Out
ee Assistant United States Attorney and " II Huse e deend
deI ia answer denying aeeessi ~ deFo At said town ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
w. l. CHAPMAN,
COMPLAINT NO. IS,
CITIZENS OF LAWTON, 1NDIAHOMA, SNYDER, hLTlS,
OLUSTEE AND ELDORADO,
ST. LOUIS ( SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COMPANY

Asking for additional passenger train service
This heard January 27th 1908 and odeT was issued
iolows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
WAN IS
NOTICE
State Of Oklahoma. County of Logan


NOTICE
State Of DklAhoma. County of Logan
S.
in The County cyurl
Notice IS hereby given that on tho
20lh day Of March A. D. 1909 Nellie
A. Cope fled IN che County c1ur4 Of
the COUNTY of Logan ana Slate OF
Oklahoma, q petition praying for Let.
lers Of Administration Do be Issued
70 Nellie a. Cone upon the esiate
0f Charles " Cope deceased. late or
the County Of chahee and State %
Colorado.
And pursuant % an order Of said
County p0uri Wauneaday. tha aist
day Of MareA, 4. y. ioaa ni The hour
of1o A. NJ. Of said day. that being
o dsy Of me regular january Term.
A D, 1909. OF said County Court. has
been appointed as The time for hear.
Ing said application. wnen and where
any person interested may contest
said petition by filing written oppo
slilln thereto On the ground Of IN.
competency OF the applicant or may
assert bis own rights to the admin.
lslrailon and pray that eLtlers be
issued 10 himself.
Witness j O. Sirang, Judge og The
County Court OF the County ol Logan
and the seal Of the Court affixed. me
goth day Of March a. y. 1908
GaEAI0 r.. G. sTBANG
County Ihdge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
fSipned1

ISlgned)
]. L. LOVE,
Chairman.
A. P. WATSON,
Commissioner.
:. j McALESTER,
Commissioner.
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-7----------
Flrst Published In Daily Leader
Mareh I 1909
NOTICE


Pursuant 10 resolution dulr alonl
Cd by the Board oi Directors OF the
lIoiel ione company. corporation,
organized and exlalng under lhA laws
Of Oklahoina notice II hereby given
lhAt the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of said corporation. will Be
held n the parlara or The Hotel lone
II the City Of Guthrie, State 1t on,
lahoma. o. Friday the 2oth day 81
March. T. n., 1909. at the hour OF
z o'cloeA n N FOR The purpose oF
eleeIlna directors for The ensuing
gear aud iransactng ang and al bus
lnesa which may legally come before
auch meeting
JOHN DEAN.
Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
ORDER NO. y

ORDER NO. 2
?. b MAILMEE Eg Az Representing The petitioners o Iawon
and other towns Plaintiffs
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COMPANY Df-
fepdant
On the sd day Of January 1903 plaintiffs filed petition with the
corporation Commission alleging thar the passenger train facilities
aon awon to the Oklahoma Texas State line Of the railroad opeT
lied by the defendant within this State insufficient for the
nodaon Of the travelling public along said road and PRAYING the
corporation Commission order e defendant operate passe
said road said train be scheduled to leave awton 20
ng West 45 H. and 70 leave the Oklahoma leSas State line
such time arrive at l-awiou 0:3o M The day
hat said defendant duly served with noce o such petition on the
d day Of January 1908 said petition e s3 day Of
January, 1908
Cn this the a1h day Of January eos said coming 10 be
eard the plaintiff represented by George ensaw Assistant Az
ornes General the defendant appearing by lis attorney and w
Nixon Vice President and filed its and obtioa % said
on After hearing The evidence and argument Of counsel and be-
ng fully advised the premises is hereby ordered by the Corpora
ion Commission Of the State Of Oklahoma that the defendant tue St
ous and San Francisco Railway Company hereby required
perae additional passenger train and after the 0 day Of Feb
uary 1908 the railroad operated by i from fawton g c
)kaioma-Texas State ine on the following schedule
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ORDER NO NJ
cITIZENs oE EscHITI. PIaMNa.

CITIZENS or EscHlTI, Plaintiffs
WICHITA FALLS AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANY, Defendant
On this day the Wichita Falls Northwestern Railway
Company through It's attorney and withdrew rs notice Of appeal
the Supreme Court the above entitled and numbered and
teupo presented application signed BY the Citizens Committee
Of Esi who duly authorized 10 act for te citizens OF Escit
per authority shown IN said application praying that said Com
mission escnd rs order heretofore issued IL this wherein a
Wichita Falls Northwestern Railway Company directed %
and maintain depot is line about mile south Of The
sch and praying that in m OF said order order be issued au
ozng the Wichita Falls x Northwestern Railway Company
move its depot from the southwest quarter Of section s. township
SOUTH Range time when located viii be convenient
10 the business section Of the town which being plated tie north
east quarter section s. township 4, range "a west
Aud II appearing 10 the Commission that he citizens u hscht
and the Wichita Falls and Northwestern Railway Company had e
lied their differences aud that both parties desire that the depot be
located prayed for IN said application and SEQ ou 4bove
therefore ordered by the Commission that It's order heretofore issued
u the case Of Citizens Of Esct the Wichita Falls North
western Railway Company directing the Wichita Falls North
western Railway Company erect and maintain depot about
mile south Of town Of Eah be and the hereby n AL things
rescnded and lieu thereof the Commission hereby authorizes the
Wichita Falls Northwestern Railway Company rs dtpo
from the southwest quarter Of section s. owhp SOUTH range IA
west such point win be accessible the business seco o
the which being plated the northeast quarter Of section
township soash, Fanee ia west
CORPORATION COMMISSIONS.
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Attest.
w. T. CHAPMAN,
Secretary
Guthrie, Oklahoma, January 81 i0as
order Hias issued
COMPLAINT NO. 26.
w T.. CHAPMAN.
COMPLAINT NO. 80


vs.
WICHITA FALLS NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY coM-
PANY
Filed January 2nas igo8
Asking lor depot building
The heard january sIss 1908 and tie following
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After full hearing Of The evidence behalf cf he plaintiffs
and the defendant and full arguments BY counsel representing both
plaintiff and defendant aud after full evidence
the Commission Of The opinion that c citizens OF Esct and ec
y are in need Of depot and switch at Esc and that ik public
Necessity Is such that Che SAME II the Judgment % this Commission
should De orleIed bui. t4fk9
Therefore il s hereby ordered b the Commission HAT tle Be
fedaul, the Wshla Falls and Northwestern Railway Company he
and required 70 Dud depot and switca place ls ne
said Of ksclh sad place le designated by c Coms
sion The plans and specifications for said depot to be submitted
the Commission for its approval by the said railroad company That
said depot shall be built within reasonable Time exceed %
4ays from this he eighth day Of February i0oS ordersd
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
Signcd)
II +. LOVE,
ChairBct
~ " WATSON
l0giHissioHw
Ate,tt
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h MALLIMEE, ET A. Representing The petitioners 81 Iaw
and other towns, Plaintiffs
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NJ /. CHAPMAN

0TITfTTT-T
Guthrie Oklahoma February g. 1908
The defendant notice Of appeal required 9ivs
bond and the case-niade completed
On August 9Th 1908 defendant withdrew The notice OF appea
and Older issued follows;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

There are funds on hand to pay
Logan County illga School warrants
Reg, Nos. Gaa TO ESQ inclusive. IN
lerest to cease thirty days from dat,
heresg Dated March "a. 1909.
y FRANK LAUX,
Treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

s~NAaee et~fesesNtssT
J. D. CRAYS, Proprietor.
Towels and Aprons OF all kinds fur
aiahed at very reasonable rates Eei
me before you buy D. CfAya.
PHONE No. eiD
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02

Secretary Dickinson decided wise
ly that General Grant committed no
indiscreton in wearing his uniform
as a general of the United States
army in the temperance parade in
Chicago. There has never been any
objection raised against an army
officer wearing his uniform at any
other kind of civic occasion. There
is no rule or regulation designating
any particular occasions in civil lite
on which he shall or shall not ap-
pear in uniform He may dine in
it and dance in it, he may deliver
orations in it, wear it at church or
theater, or in fact anywhere he
pleases. The criticism of his ac-
ton in this instance doubtless grew
entirely out of the fact that the
general was participating in a tenn
perance parade.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
TO ORGANIZE CLUB.
For Promotion of Mutual Advan-
tageS, Chief of Which Is Road I'm.
prOVement.

The rapid increase in the num-
Der of automobiles and automobile
owners in Brownsville and Gamer
on county has brought up naturally
the question of the organization of
an automobile club. Such clubs
have existed for years throughout
the older settled parts of the
country and have justified their ex-
istence, not only from a social
standpoint, but also as strong fac
tors in the movement for better
roads and pavements in city and
country Much riding in gas wag-
ons has demonstrated graphically to
those fortunate enough to be the
pOssessors thereof or on good terms
with the said possessOrs. that the
roads of Brownsville and Cameron
county are not in ideal shape to
say the least This has suggested
to the owners of ears that a club
having for one Of its objects the
education of the people upon the
subject of good roads and the starr
ing of an active campaign for III
betterment of the city and count
roads could work out beneficial re
suits in a field in which no pres
ent organization is laboring.
AS result of several informa.
conferences of local automobile
owners, a committee consisting OF
\ B. CUie, Dr. J. K Combe and
DR.. H. K. Lcew has taken up the
matter of organizing a club. a
viii be held at Mr. Coles
office on Saturday, October 9, to
which all owners of machines in
Cameron county are invited
AT this meeting it is hoped to
launch the new organization full
fledged. The committee hopes for
a full and enthusiastic gathering
Of Cameron county ear owners, in
order to give a flying start to this
organization on its mission of
spreading the gospel of good roads.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ?. 1909.
UNIQUE S.4RTORL4L CON
CEPTTON.

Shade Of old Jim Hogg, that
sturdy descendant of democratic
sires. who refused to wear uni
form or bend the, knee to royalty.
what is the matter with grand old
Texas? Must her plain citizens or
nament themselves with uniforms
TO welcome Bill Taft, a plain citi
| zen, even though he be president?
AAnd such uniforml A. glance at
he catalog of sartorial crime.
which-unless the Corpus Christi
gHerald be testing -is to be inflicted
upon President Taft by the commit
tee that viii receive him on his visit
to that city. is enough to make one
shudder
President Taft viii have witnessed
many weird sights before ending his
$4,000 mile junket but probably no
where has he seen or will he see
another committee arrayed as the
Herald says the Corpus Christi com
mittee will be when it greets his
eyes. Who will attempt to de-
scribe his feelings as he glances up
and down that line of prominent
citizens, each mothers son of them
standing up proudly under his black
Prince Albert coat, his brown
trousers with marrow black stripes.
MS white vest. his white SHIRT. his
black four-in-hand tie, his patent
leather shoes, his tan gloves and,
BROWNING glory, his derby hat, OH
you derby hat, Yes. a derby hat,
over Prince Albert coat. It's
down in black and white.
President Taft being a seasoned
political campaigner used to all
sorts of experiences. may be able to
withstand the shock of beholding
this unique sartorial conception, but
what of the immaculate Capt. Butt? |
What of the other members of the
presidential party? How can they
be expected to witness with due
eauanimity the display which Cor
pus Christi's bravest and best will
make as, bedecked in those chasue
and gentlemanly uniforms, they
extend the glad hand to their dis
unguished guests?
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02
ASK SAN ANTONIO
FOR R. R. BONUS
TWO PROPOSITIONS BEFORE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Simmons Road Wants 100000, and
Edwards Asks for 500. OOO-
Pleasanton Offers $4,000 Bonus
and Other Inducements.

According to the Express, two
railroad propositions were to be
submitted to the San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce at its meet
ing today, which the Express sets
forth as follows:
Dr.. c. F. Simmons, builder of the
Artesian Belt Railroad, will ask a
bonus of 100000, agreeing to build
sixty additional miles of railroad
toward the Rio Grande. making 103
miles in all, as forty-three miles
of his Artesian Belt line is already
constructed.
J. F. Edwards vii ask for the
500, 900 Brownsville bonus on a
new railroad proposition from San
Antonio.
Commenting upon these, the Elk
press says:
Edwards Project.
Mr. Edwards viii ask the Cham
Der of Commerce to give him the
100000 bonus now held awaiting
the first builder of a San Antonio
Brownsville road He is ready to
proceed at once, he says, as soon as
San Antonio gives him the bonus,
right of way. depot grounds and ter
minal facilities The project has
never been in better shape and he
viii tell the Chamber of Commerce
his intention is to build a San Anto-
Mo Mexico railroad, striking the Rio
Grande in either Hidalgo or Starr
counties, after trayersing McMuileD
county, and he expects TO touch
Brownsville on the sweep to the City
of Mexico. The survey to the Me-
dina river has been completed and
right of way and contracts entered
into south of Bexar county on the
way to the Rio Grande Not
cent is to be paid until sixty miles
of railroad is completed and in op-
Grafton
Simmons Proposition.
Dr. Simmons wants. a bonus of
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02
Mayors Granddaughter Barred.

The mayor of Corpus Christi of
ficially decapitated a member of the
police force of that city, who nap
pened to be the son of the mayors
nephew, it being decided by the may
or that he was guilty of violating
the law against nepotism in appoint
ing the man to office The law,
by the way, makes it a criminal OF
tense for an official to appoint or
vote for the appointment to office
OF any person related to him by ties
of consanguinity within the third
degree, and it was decided by the
attorney for Corpus Christi that the
policeman in question came witnin
that degree of relationship to the
mayor.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02

$4,000 and upon its receipt will
extend his railroad sixty miles be-
yond New Artesia south towards
the Rio Grande, work to begin with
in ten days. He agrees to either
build from his line into the city,
or, pointing out the fact that it
would add still another depot, enter
into trackage arrangements with the
Southern Pacific or international =.
Great Northern or both, as the Ar
tesian Belt railroad connects with
both these lines several miles from
the city, the two tracks paralleling
each other at the points of cOnnec-
ton. Under this ARRANGEMENT solid
trains would come straight into San
Antonio to the present depOts. In
the event of building his own road
into the city ne would require the
city to give him switching and ter
minal grounds and depot site.
FOrty-three miles of the Artesian
Belt railroad are now in operation
and all paid for 1t is DR. Simmons
idea to keep on building and eventu-
ally strike the Rio Grande and
Brownsville, he says. The 100000
bonus would be payable when the
additional sixty miles would be COM
pleted
Mr. Edwards has six months in
which to complete the Jourdanton-
Hindes section. His idea is to buld
from San Antonio to Jourdanton anu
then use the Hindes twenty-mile
stretch, thus giving practically sixty
miles of railroad.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02

to a realization of its duty in the mat
ter. Shall We wait until the town is
visited by some terribly destructive
confagration. before We act? 1t would
do no good ten to be able to lay the
blame where it belongs. but the city
council would surely be held respon-
sible. The mayor and other members
promised months ago TO enact ordin-
ances along the lines indicated. They
should remember that delay is dan
gerous in this instance
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02
Drouth severe In Missouri.

Another report received from
Southwest Missouri by Rev. A. No
bic James States that severe
drouth prevails in that section and
this has been disastrous year for
agricultural interests Mr. James is
Of the opinion that the truck grow
ers of the valley viii find the mar
ket favorable this fall and winter,
owing to continued reports of crop
shortage in the North and Middle
West
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02
DELAY IS DANGEROUS

For weeks the city council has not
held meeting, but it is hoped that
the city fathers may get together
next week and do something in re-
gard to at least one matter that needs
attention. This is the enactment of
an ordinance regulating building
operations and establishing fire limits
Ia the city. 1t is worse tnan absurd
tor ? town of the size and preten-
siOns of Brownsville 10 be without
such ordinances. 1t is counting dis
aster. No town of this size permits
buildings to be erected without the
builders first obtaining a permit from
the city government, which is done
upon the builders filing an APP
Bhcation specifying the kind OF build
ing. location. etc Naturally, if the
building is not planned in accordance
with the requirements of the ordin-
ance the application is denied Not
even a new roof or an addition, how
ever small may be built without com
plying with this formality.
a town OF the size and Importance
of Brownsville should have fire limits
comprising the principal business dis
yet within which no frame buildings
* be erected, and only brick or
non-combustible building ma
sed. In the larger cities in
buildings within the fire Ii
Incurred TO be absolutely
ich Brownsville runs
absolutely essential
be exaggerated.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-02
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Mexico or Cuba, or delivered by
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Texas. or Matamoros. Mexico.
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United States or Mexico.
One copy one year $3.50
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