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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Only those who love really knew

Only those who love really knew.
No perfection apart from pruning
Definitions cannot go beyond expe
rlence.
The love that springs from heaven
sweeps men back there.
The keenest condemnation Of impur.
Ity is The silent pure life.
The open mind is the only one that
can stay in the open way.
The best fitting for divine work is
iaithfulness in daily work,
r...e tights Of the world do not IN
vlte the world to watch their smoke.
No man ever died Of poison by bury
ing the gall Of malice in his own
breast
Spiritual wealth may often depend
on willingness to experience material
poverty
The potato cannot understand why
roses are popular since they cannot
be eaten.
People who relish mud are art to
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01

Tie is a professional gambler. Is
he rot7"
No. @ professional gambler never
takes chances"
Na1s te take etarrazer
Hes s-iag 10 g-- married."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01
Nine. JusseIin, Commercial judas

Nine. JusseIn, Commercial Judss.
Don't forget her name. Nine CI.m
ence Jusselin is the first woman r,er
elected TO any public Office in Franc.
She is the lady who was put ND a.
representative Of her profession e..
dressmaker and she il is WHO w.
now decide in the trade disputes. He
title is commercial judge. Straae. %
say Nine. Jussein has been elected
entirely by men. stop, though. pc.
haps it would have been stranger II
she had been chosen by her owa ery.
she regards her election as IAN almua.
historic event, for it Is something 90
be proud of TO be the first woman il
France to hold such a position. Ga,
lc' madame be wary go slow A
commercial judges judgments UiI c...
ate a stir in many quarters. auI thl
one may not find her role 80 ,..-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01

Its lucky man. declared Dr..v
Rhodes. 'da- children an dc5cs Dies
e. fcl.er about Don't yer agree viz
me. psrd2'
"Nci 81 the children want Co. chuck
rocks. answered Nayside VASES. az.
de dOrgs WantCl bite
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01
Had Good Time.

4 score Of friends Of 4. NJ. Raeeio
accepted his invitation to attend a
banquet 1t The Halliday last night in
celebration of the Forty-third ami
versary OF his birth. An excellent re-
past was served in one Of the large
rooms Of the Annex, where Mr., Rag.
glo entertained bis friends right roy
ally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01

yes. DE has had quite a valieI ~
rerieuce. lie began his artistic care r
by painting a sign for a livery stable
Indeed"
Then he climbed steadily. Have
you seen his latest and best work
No What is itg7
Its a calendar for book Eaar
brewer. Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01
Quiet Day.

Yesterday was an exceedingly quiet
day IN police circles Only three ar
rests were made during the day and
three or four last night. Al for petty
0neHses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01

Edward prayed one NIGHTS Deal
GOO. 'as' care ~ Fly mamma way Of
~ Europe an do ut lat her De- I'm a
s1as-Hts. send your angels To take
care of her and send Jesus 10 take
care OF papa ia Cleveland. but you
ti4y here with me."-Deliue-tor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01

Manias ard delusioas are mental
phenomena. But theT ara social Taev
are diseases 81 the niiad. Dur tte~ are
epidemic They ar c1u.eel1tr. uot
As CHOLERA Is c1ntagioas bat contact
70 others is essential to them They
are mass rfenonena-FroL ". C.
Sumner. in -Fo-kuafs
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01

Coins q" give I8ucag Get Van.
r.'.- sara If guL oant real
dance music.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-01

What diaencsis cid the Doctor
- make o. y0ur ulfes niuessg~ sad
!. ne Is suffering from oFeraorE7 -Iz
rat so- Yes h. looked az he-
cunnE. .,..-.
Mss -
-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

bage. onions and other crops. This
work is already under way This
viii be on ground which produced
a banner crop of onions few years
since. and made a fair sized fortune
for a young man from the North,
who produced the crop.
The last overflow, Mr. Gregory
saws, did no damage 10 the pump
ing plant and but little injury to the
canals. All needed repairs viii be
made in ample time TO resume lrrl-
CATION when needed
Engineer Gore has resumed the
survey for the gravity canal, begin
ming at the upper end of the line
and is now working down on what
is expected to be the permanent 10
cation.
4 meeting of the directors OF the
Rio Grande Irrigation Company,
which will build this canal, Will be
held at San Juan next Wednesday,
when business of Importance will be
considered
The contract has been let for the
construction of school building.
Work will begin Monday, the 9th
instant, and hurried TO completion
1t is probable school will open IN
some other building Monday or
Tuesday.
Mrs. \. W. Roth and children
recently returned to San Juan from
their summer vacation, pleasantly
spent in Colorado. DR.. Roth is
building a coy cottage in the cen
trail part of town which VIII be
ready for occupancy in about
week
John c. Kelley is contemplating
building a residence for his own use
and it is probable construction Will
soon begin.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
HUGGING COAL FIRE
IN MINNESOTA.
Makes Herald Reader Long for Our
Fine Valley Climate-Mlsny Com
ing Here From There
Editor Herald:

Editor Herald
The Weekly Herald has finally
got to coming regularly again 1t
is very welcome as it is read with
interest by a number here who have
invested near Harrington and pros
pective visitors to that section
[ must say that it is one 0i the
newsiest papers | ever read, and !
think it would be a good thing for
YOU to exchange with our local pa
per. send you copy OF same
There were two of our best cltl-
zens loaded their goods last Satur-
dav for Harrington and that town
can be proud of them when set
tied. They are industrious, honest.
and worthy OF the respect OF all
with whom they may come in con
tact. or have dealings with. They
are Mr.. Gus. Boshard and son.
George.
Their families viii follow, as soon
as they build place for their re-
ception,
Mrs. Crosset and Chase are to
load in short time for the same To-
cality.
Your honor has maze q purchase
also and only regrets he can not
follow them now, but will have to
put it off another year This
weather of IS degrees makes me
more anxious than ever TO be there,
There will be a number OF lockers
from here this winter to the same
section.
While We have had a bountiful
harvest here and good prices for
all products, for which We should
be thankful, we dread the long cold
winter we are just about to step
into
Every one is putting in their win
ter supply Of coal land the writer
is this minute close TO a good coal
fire. which is no small item.
Fur coats and fur lined cloaks.
are quite comfortable this morning
while if you should see one there
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
SMALL DAMAGE TO
SAN JUAN CANAL.
Sugar Cane Suffered Littie-Mili Tut
In Order to Handle Crop-Much
Attention to Truck.

E. J. Gregory, secretary and
treasurer Of the San Juan Planta-
ton Co. of San Juan. was in the
city Saturday, stopping at the Mil
Ter. Mr.. Gregory said he was sur
prised at the small damage done By
the flood in his section. Very lit
tie sugar cane was hurt and that
was or the margins where the
growth was highest. The main
fields were thoroughly soaked and
fortified By the flood and every
thing indicates phenomenal
growth.
The sugar mill is being put in or
der to handle the crop, besides that
which will be used for planting a
considerable acreage on the compa-
ny's property.
Truck is also receiving much at
tention, Mr.. Gregory reports Ar
engagements have been made with
some northern truck growers who
viii plant about forty acres of cab
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

The "Peary Cook Book VIII be
filled with peppery recipes despite
its Arctic origin.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
Mission Realty Lively.

We have sold 100000 worth Of
property at Mission since the over
row." reported John w Holt, the
we'll known Missionary, who made
brownsville an overnight visit. One
OF our town lots sold last week
brought $500 How's that for land
fhat was selling for $50 per acre a
wear ago?" he continued
Mr.. Holt was just in receipt Of
a., long letter from Mr.. Bryan, rel
alive to planting operations on the
Eand belonging to the great Nebras-
kan near Mission, on which he Is
wIaDning to plant a great variety
~ nut and fruit trees. Mr.. Bryan
= expected to make another visit to
TEsEsion this fan. TO see personally
q The development of his place.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
SAN JUAN REPORTS
IMPROVEMENTS.
Passenger Service 10 Chaplin Soon.
Streets traded, Wagon Road OPP
cned, Contract for School.
To The Herald.

To The Herald
San Juan. Texas. Sept. 2T.-As-
surance is given that passenger ser
vice will be installed on the railroad
from San Juan to Chaplin about Oct
list These improvements Will be a
great convenience 20 the people Of
these new and growing towns.
Much favorable comment IS heard
on the excellent Job OF grading
which Contractor LOvett did on the
principal streets of San Juan. II is
said the streets are the best in the
Rio Grande Valley
4 fifty foot wagon road IS being
opened on the line between Porclon-
es 10 and Il. extending from the
Military lsoad to Chaplin, passing
near San Juan. Ii is expected as
soon as grubbing is completed TINS
road will be graded and put in fine
condition which viii be a great con-
venience to residents at both ends
along the line OF the road. Road
Stunt Dorsey is grubbing the wagon
road between Mercedes and Donna
and will continue the work on
through past San Juan TO Mission
following the railroad right of way.
ARRANGEMENTS are made for grading
this i'm the near future. When com
plated it will make the best wagon
and automobile road in the valley
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
Late Personals.

W. H. White of San Antonio, su-
perintendent of the Gulf Coast News
Co. came in last night to endeavor
to take cut some of the knots into
which the station lunch counter has
been tied and turn it over 20 a new
man.
Evan Rees OF Minneapolis has re
turned to the valley for the winter
Mr.. Rees, who is interested in land
up the river, will be Joined in few
weeks by Mrs Rees. The wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rees. who was Miss
Mccormick of Kentucky, occurred
here last June,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

HaiIy-2ublished every evening
except Sunday. by mail postpaid
70 any point in the United States,
aie1ico or Cuba, or delivered by
carrier TO any part OF Brownsville,
Texas. or Matamoros. Mexico
One copy one year $500
One copy six months 800
WeeEly-Published Saturday. by
nail postpaid TO any point in the
United States or Mexico.
One copy one year. $50
One copy six months as
one copy three months so
Subscriptions invariably due and
payable in advance.
Advertising rates on application.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1909.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
CLOSER RELATYONS WITH
SIN ANTONIO.

For long time. it has been the
wish of many of the citizens of
Brownsville that closer relations be
tween this city and san Antonio
might be established. Both for bus
mess and for pleasure. there are
many people not only in brownsville,
nut in the entire valley. who would
visit the Alamo City much Oftener
than they do it, if it were possible to
make the trip more conveniently
ehan at present There are doubt
hess equally as many in San Anto-
MO who would visit Brownsville and
other valley points oftener if it were
more convenient to do so Under
Improved conditions many home
seekers and winter tourists who go
first to San Antonio would come
from there to Brownsville rather
SAaa so farther west, as most of
chem do now
An actual demand exists Tor such
an Improvement. and if a sleeper
service could be established between
the two points, making the trip in
a night. as the Houston and Browns
vile night train does. it would be
well patronized
A realization of this has actuateu
some of the leading citizens of
Brownsville to take steps to see if
"a through sleeper and chair car ser
sIce between Brownsville and San
Antonio cannot be established over
either The san Antonio and Arkansas
Pass or the Southern Pacific. to
make connection with the Browns
Rfzge road at either Sinton or Pla-
eids. as the case may be. As soon
as the night train on the Browns
vile road is resumed. which is prom
Used within the near future. it is
hoped that arrangements may be per-
seeted whereby the San Antonio SER
vice may be secured A petition
viii be circulated at once both in
Brownsville and throughout the val
ley for signatures, which will seek
TO enlist the cooperation of the San
Antonio Chamber of Commerce in
such move. and without doubt it
will be signeu gladly by everyone.
DE-. s K Hallam, vice president of
the Lower Rio Grande Valley Com
naercial club has taken the lead in
this enterprise and viii use his best
efforts to put it through. The citi-
zsns throughout the valley viii
doubtless second him very heartily
az fhey must realize the advantage
sf having better facilities for travel
ahaR we now possess All must see
that it will be a distinct gain to have
more than one city within easy
gsaehing distance of Brownsville By
y strong pull and with the assistance
Of san Antonio, it can doubtless be
,4econplished in the near future
At any rate, it will cost us moth
7pg to ask for it. One thing certain
IS that we need not expect to OBJ
tain this or any other good thing
unless we make an honest effort to
obtain it.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

being worn you would likely greet
him with Good morning. Mr. Cook.
or Mr. Peary"
viii have to say adieu for this
time
H. H. CIRCUIT.
West Concord, Mimi, Sept. -, 1909.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28

II Commander Peary were sure
AZ his ground, it would appear as if
ne might be more magnanimous to-
wards his rival If ne has really
been beaten, he should bear his de
feat in a more manly way.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
B. F. YOAKUM
OWNS CHAPLIN ROAD
DAILY SERVICE TO BIZ INAUGU.
RATED IN 30 DAYS.

Not Yet Announced by What Com
pany Read viii BE Operated. Pre-
sent Owners Rio .Grande COnstruc-
ton Co
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

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Sunntaa, Scn 10. 1annar 1909.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Montc Sarlu 1908.
Vlaubcrci Selm or
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