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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

away would be two or three dogs
barks.
A train which left Bolivar, in South
America. for a neighboring town three
years ago has just arrived The dis
lance covered was 120 kilometers. and
the reason for the delay was a storm
which derailed the train killed most of
the passengers, and ripped UP such a
goodly portion Of the railway line that
the company owning it was forced into
bankruptcy, About six months ago an
American engineer undertook the re-
construction of the road and brought
the long delayed train to the point for
which it originally started
None too soon. a popular movement
has been set on foot in Australia to
preserve the gigantic stringybarks
various species of eucalyptusl Of that
country, which far exceed in height the
famous big trees" of California and
are the tanest trees in the world. These
trees sometimes attain heights ranging
from 400 to 500 feet. Their timber is
exceedingly valuable, and for this rea
son they have been ruthlessly destroyed
| by lumbermen.
An inventor In America has earned
the thanks of all who have been seek
| ing after a really sanitary form of
! kissing. In certain parts of this great
country. where young ladies go to par
ties and places where they kiss. they
are provided with sterilized ivory
ring mounted on a silver handle This
| Is interposed between the hsser and
the kssee and the resulting sensation
| is known as 'pasteurized pleasure" or
] ''germless Joy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

More sold than all other brands com
bined. SAVERS PURE FLAVORING
EXTRACTS Because they flavor
BEST. ASK the housekeeper
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Summer
Corset
Comfort

T e perfect-htting
qualities o f American
Lady Corsets, their ma
terials and flexible bon
ing make them the ideal
Corsets for Summer
wear.
American Lady Cor
sets are absolutely guar
anteed rust proof.
The new Summer
models include many
different heights a n d
lengths for slender,
medium and short fig
ures.
Our expert corset
ieres will see that you
get exactly the model
suited to your figure.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
@ersuagnugsfaIenOer.
0aan lebe nod oen annoncen.

Suli Z. Counting. gerein ga0en.
Bifnif IN Sic. @utb's 2onO-
fiB.
Sui IA. Sonntag. 96tpdbiider lin
terftiibungs gerein. 8ifnif
auf Sims Sarnl. 8afoma
Earf
Sllli Ia. Sonntag @m. Gen 2oge,
Bifnif altf Nic. slltbs 2an0-
fits.
9(uguIt 10. Montag. 3eutldes @ai-
lenballs. 0ampfer Macale=
tier.
9(nguIt IS. Sonntag. @albingtol
Mebger : llnteritiiBlagsOer=
elm. 9ampfer MaeaIeiter.
Sn San Suau 8atiita, ser
Sauptltaot oes merifoniiden Stoa=
tes &obasco, lit oas gelbe 6ieber aus
gebroden.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
8raFOent Saft iuirO bas Sanserfeft
beln6en.

9as morqen, Counting in Bbila-
OeIpbia 6eginnenoe 90. SGngerfeIt
miro pom Grdiioenten Gait bellt6t
peroen. Ser Seitoirigent, Serr s..
Detreur, lift i6riftIid bena6ridtigt
woroen, Dab oas 9unoesoberbarpt
am Moutag, Ben 1, Suli gum 8eiuAe
na6 philadelphia fommen miro.
Seine @nfunft bat er auf 6 ltbr
abenos angefiinoigt. Das 9anoes=
oberbaupt miro Observation-Disclosures
6ofe BON eiten &omite Der Seitbe-
66roe, an oeiIen Spite Der gbrenprd-
iioent Oes SGngerfeites, MaDor &i1o.
8lanfenburg, iteben miro, empfan-
Ell uno per Alitomobil mad Der lint
on 2eaglte" gebradt weroen mo- Din=
ner eingenommen mer0en miro. Butt
0cs 8rGiioeut Garl 2enb, Set : 8rd-
iioent SenrD 8etreur, Or. s. S. &e=
ranler, &ongreBmit9Gieo S. Samp-
ton Moore uno anOere &erren mer=
SEN teilnebmen. Inter @Sforte Der
y5irit GitD Groop", Der @lite-Erups
pc Der Staot 8bilaOelpbia, miro Der
8rGiioett mad Der 6eitbaae an Der
Broad StraBe unO AaegbenD=Ape=
ME geleitet mer0et, mo ibm ielbit=
Derltqn0liA cine groBartige Snation
bereitet meroen miro. 9aer Mabr=
IdhpinIihfpit nnd mir0 ser RrGfi0pnt
BON ieiner 2oge, Scr. s, aus, cine
Mnipra6e an Die 6eitperiammllrng
balten. Sod am ielben Qbel0 miro
er mad @oibingtpn 5ldriidfebren.
IS lift nun aud groBe @abrf6ein=
li6feit porbauoen, oaB Ser oeutiAe
8otidofter, @raf Sobonn Seinri6 b.
9ernitorft Oas SdngerfeIt nit iei=
ner @egenpart beebren miro.
Die fir Die glbbaltltng oes S1n=
gerfeites beitimmte &onoentionsboIle
an Der AaegbeneD 9lne. urO 8roarO
StraBe lit fir uno fertig geiteat. Die
Gomites Der 5Gngerfeltbeboroe, Die
Die Sale beiidtigt baben, linO boiler
@ntbuiiasmus iiber ben Saaenbalt.
9ie9lfuitif ioa cine gera0e8u humber
bare iein, Dies trob Der rieiigen 9i=
menIionen Der @ale, Die nibt peni=
ger ais t9,067 SiBpldBe fir Die gu
borer uno 6014 fir Die Sanger a1lf
Dem rieiigen Sodium oufneilt. Die
size iino ampbitbeatraliib angelegt,
10 oaB Seoermaun ebenlogut leber
tpie boren fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
2ebmunn %reiisniert.

6reoerid %. 2ebn1arm, General
8rofurator Ser Ser. Staten bot Dem
grditoenten Gait feline 3eIignation
3uaeiteQt. Nfan peiB nod ni6t, oh
0ieielbe en0giiltig %angenommen tper-
Sen miro, peiB aber, OaB iein gtaffol-
ger 10 gut pie auserforen lit. Serr
2ebnanrL tpelder Elm 9emofrat it,
uir0e mebrmaIs ais cine Wt0glid=
felt fir einen Sit I'M 8unoes=9b er-
qeridt genaunt unO 8iele limo ser
@ulibt, oaB er, inn Sale elm Oemotra-
tiider 8rdIioent eripdblt miro, 5l1g.
8unoeS : @eneraGanmalt ernonnt
miro.
Man meiB, 0aB SerrQebmann troB
Ser lebbaften Yrotelte oeS 81rnOes-
General InfDalts @idersbom reiig=
nierte, tpelher bottle, i'm nod bis
nG6ites Sriibiabr I'M Amte 81 bebal=
ten. SEER 2ebmarn beitdno inOelien
al1f letnem gnti6luB. Seine BIdne
fino nod ni1t befonrt, bod glouben
ieine 6reunoe, er mer0e einen ottiben
9nteil all Der fommenoen Gompagne
nebnen.
~ 9pdter.- Ser GrdfiOent nabm
Serrn 2ebmanns Designation nit
Dem 8eritdnonis an DUB Oieielbe nit
Der @rnenming uno Amtseinfiibrrng
Ieines 0adfolgers 4nfangs n0hite
ISOLDE in &roft tritt. Der 8rGiioent
Iprod ieitl 8e0aitern iiber oos PLUS
ibeioen oes 8eauten aus nnO 3oIlte
oenielben bobes Sob fir feline err
iprieBlide 8dtigfeit i'm Sliti8 De-
partemellt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
9(nf mad @bilaOeIpbia.

9ie Gereinigten Sanger, Sdnger=
b1tl0 un0 Mrion, mer0en am Sorn-
tag Morgen Inn IL llbr in poaer
StGrfe Die 6obrt nod Ser Sanger=
feltltaOt antreterL moielbit tie iid, mie
mir boffen, 2orbeeren bolen meroen.
@ls @ortrob per0en Die @erren Iug.
99miot uno Sobn @iidbuien i6on
an1 Sam1tag oortbin abreiien, nm fir
oas @rpB Der Sanger 2uartier 5u
madett.
9ie 0elegoten gu Der am Dienitag
ltottfinOenoen Notwithstanding
0es SGngerbunoes Itno bic @erren
Sobn @tidbuien Sac. 8riigger uno
SenrD @oBmanm.
Sn Der am 9%pnneritag Iben0 ab=
gebaltenen 8eriommlung unO 5ing=
itutoe oeS Arion muroen Die lebten
Gorbereitungen fir oaS Sdngerfelt
getroffen. Die etn3elnen 2ieOer nur=
ben no6mals geiibt, uno ebenio 2
t1eue Mitglieoer a%ufgenommen. Serr
@m. 8erens bonn SGngerbuno bat
Die perantmortungspoae 8flidt anf
iid genonlmen, Die Singer pdbreno
Der 6abrt in gutter Stimmlng 81 er-
balten uno er miro fdon Oafiir ior-
gen, oaB feiner pertrodnet. Den
Sangeru miini6en mir fr0blide
8abrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

9 e @aiien ser Sta0t paren am
0omeritog @aite oes @aibinaton
AutomobilcIubs, meIder Die Dem
Sdidial 8reisgegebellen in autono=
bilen nab @leen @Ao nabm uno BORT
Die AnnebmIi9feiten oes Gergnii-
gungsplaBes, nebit Gamble uno See
cream folten IieBen. Die &inOer
amiiiierten fi6 natirlid auf's geite,
oenn tuenn ibnen in ben DeridieOe-
men @nItalten aud ni6tS abgebt, 10
fino bod foId)e @usfliige ridtige 6elt-
tage fir Die @aiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Ser 1i6 an geilnoer, idmadboi
ter 8iirit laben nil, Der ioute mid
uuterlniien, bel Der q. 2oeffler 5au
iage uno 8rooilion 60, ipelde Stdn
Sc 64O-642 I'M Center Marfet, 3tS
geortbern 2ibertp Marfet, y . Str
Morfet uno IS @eitern Marfet bdt
poriprehen uno ii6 BON ben belieb.
ten 5ronffurter ooer @iener 8iir.
iten, 2poner Shinfenpurit SAmcr.
tenagen ODER irgenO elmer @urltioi ii
cine 9ortion bolen. 8agIi6 MIR
friide @nrft gemo6t, uno MIR "a:
o%lerbeite 6Ieii9 oa5n Derwanot.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

81 nj 5auitag perfdieo nod fur
3ern aronfenIoger Srau CLARA bon
gntreB, cine langidbrige 9lnaelteate
uno l~leberieserin I'M Beniions : 8u-
reall. Srau BON @ntreB NOR cine
Der beltbefannten DISQUALIFICATION I'M
8urear. Sie prr0e am "a. Septem-
Der 1880 bon Stem SerieD ernannt,
mar allo foit 80 Sabre munterbrod-
en- in ibrer Steaung tdtig. Deliti6er
SIeiB uno OeutIde@riinolihfeit fenn=
3eidneten lire berantwortungsuole
Sdtigfeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Ole 8rdlioentenfabne miro nad
Dem 4. SUD- Elm anOereS gusieben
baben, ais bisber. AnItatt Dem ro=
ten 5eloe, mie bisber, miro Oielelbe
Elm blalles 8elo baben. Aud miro
oie 4u3abl Der Sterne ailf As erb0bt
lperoen gemdB Der An3abl Der Stau-
ten in Der Union. Srl fleinen Sob
men, Die inter 5 SUB, mo- Die Sterne
gu ge0rdngt iein wiiroerI peroen IN
3ufunft MIR 10 Sterne angebra6t
meroen. gs peroen MIR IL Stan0ari
@roBen BON 6abnen bergeitellt wer.
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

s. Dem gaitIiden Sauie Der So.
mile 8. Bauer, 4t3 7. Str. g. So.
berri1te am nergan9enen Sonntal
reyes 2eben ltno Greiben. Son Sal.
timore mar Iieber 8eilt6 eingefebrt
@s paren Die &in0er Der Geimer.
f6en Samilie BON BORT. geo6mit
tags puroe Elm ausflug nod @rea
SAILS nnternommen. Spit am g[beni
crit febrten Die 8eiuder nah 8ol
timore auriid, Die iiinoite So6ter
Sri. Margaretbe Reimer, 3uriiflai
ienO, melde fir einige 3eit anf 8e
iud 81 bIeiben ge0enft.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Ger @ernlania M8dnuerdor erie
0igte in ieiner am 9onneritag 9lbenO
qbgebaltenen @eiangitunOe Die leBten
8orbereitungen fir Die Sangerfabrt
am fommeaoen Sonntag nod 8bila-
oelpbia. aagemeiner 8reffpunft tit
am Union Depot Inn $50 ubr NOR
gems. Sir llnterbaltllng lit geIorgt
Inn nit Srobiinn unD Suit in Die
SeltItaot ein5u5ieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

@Gbreno arbeiter am Mitt=
mod gta6mittag nit Der &eparatur
uno Neulegrng bon @asrobren IN
Nortb Capitol ltlio g straBc be-
lbaftigt tparerL ent8iinoete Iid plob=
lid ausitromenoes @as, moOur6 5
4rbeiter idmer3bdfte 8ranouunoen
erbielten.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

I'm @ittpo6 itarb 1T ibrer g8o6-
nllng. 3O5 10. ctr. @. So, Die 8itt-
me Margorita gtiebaus. Ole Seer
oigling fano geitern, 5reitag, g8of-
mittogs Inn 2 llbr BON Der ct. 0iar-
flts llttb. STRIDE aus ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

9 il &etaiI Mer6ants giiociation
geoenft aus Dem @erbauoe Der Son-
oelsfammer alts3utreten 1ulo etren
eigeneu @erbauo at griinoen, odmtt
iie lire MitglieOer3abl p%ergroBern
f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Gtmas beionoers 6eines 1T Die
leBte ISOLDE BON ser 9lie. 9utb 8roO.
Comp. auf ben Marft gebradte SEAT
leriagowurIf uno Die SarOeaenleber-
purft. Die 6irma lit mie imner be-
mii6t, itets oas Bette gu fiibren, nrlo
an Sen pielen 3%ufrieoenen &nnoen
fam man iebet, OaB iie ibrer auf=
gabe gere9t mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
gtdOtii3c Nenigteiten.
samitas, ben 30. SUM 1912.

Ole @iireeruereinigung i'm Siio-
olten Der Staot bat Geiolutionen an
sic G%ommiidre geianOt, Oumit etli6e
StroBen in ienem StoOtteil gepfla-
ltert mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

9ur6 Die Convention in 8alti=
more iino Die Yreiie IN ben SotelS
ltn0 &eltauronts oermaBen geitiegen,
oaB biele Qelegaten es por5ieben, bier
in 8aibington 81 idlafen uno 81
eIien. gfidt mr. perOoppelt, ionoern
logor peroreifadt morOen lino Die
8reile in manden @ldben.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

0ur6 @inotmen bon @as uar
an Oienitog 2(6enO 5rau Gbriitina
gngelfe, 928 5. Str, u. So, Dem
na6e. SIN Gaiuoltp Soipital
fam Iie wieoer 8u iif, utO 1T iebt
auBer @efabr. 9ur6 3ufoa batte
lie Oas @aS altgeOrebt, ais lie ii6 81
gette begeben moQte.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Gem iddoliditen @ilo gelnabrt
man feline Sdon3eit, Oorum
nimmt aud Ste Sago ouf Die Solo
fiidie fein gnoe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
INDEPENDENT TICKET
FINALLY RATIFIED
At Meeting of Executive Committee
Saturday, in View of Changes
Since Nominations We're Made.

The executive committee of the
Independent party, and also the
candidates nominated by that party,
held a meeting in the federal court
room Saturday afternoon. The pur-
pose of the executive committee
meeting was to ratify the ticket as
added to and changed since the
nominations were first made. The
candidates would not give OH the re-
suits Of their meeting. but it lis
stated that they formulated a plan
for the conduct of their campaign.
Afer the required three per cent
of the number of voters in the
county have signed the petition to
place the names on the official bal
lot, the nominations will be filed
with the county Judge.
The Independent ticket as finally
agreed upon follows:
For county judge, A. B. Cole.
fOf COuily SicIh II. DculOiu.
For county treasurer, C. H.. More.
For county a collector, M. J.
Garcia.
For county tax assessor, B. l..
Cain.
For county attorney, Amos Rich.
For sheriff, Ralph J. Tucker.
For county surveyor, A. Tamm,
For supt. public instruction, w.
L. Freeman.
For inspector of hides and ami
mails, Ysidoro Longoria.
For commissioner, precinct No. 1,
Geo. N. Seaman.
For commissioner, precinct No. 2,
B. G. Stegman.
For commissioner, precinct No. 3,
j. l.. Landrum.
For commissioner, precinct No. 4,
Fred A. Schaf.
For justice of the peace, precinct.
No. l., Geo. N. Seaman.
For justice of the peace, precinct
No. 2, %, Eugenio G.. Anguera.
For justice of the peace, precinct
No. 2, CD, Louis Champion.
For justice of the peace, precinct
No. 3, w. F, York.
For justice of the peace, precinct
No. a, ID. A. Barbee.
For justice of the peace, precinct
No. 5, D. G. Osburn.
For justice Of the peace. precinct
No. Z, B. E. Thomas.
For constable, precinct No. 2,
Mike Werbiski, jr.
For constable. precint No. 8, An
tonic Mungia.
For constable, precinct. No. A
Vidal Cantu.
For constable, precinct No. 5
Simon Cruz.
For constable, precinct, No. Z
Geronimo Galvan.
For public weigher, Joseph Roy.
For representative of the 95th dis
trict, I. N. Satterfield.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
The Visitors Complaint.
To The Herald:

To The Herald:
The change that has been
wrought in this little border city
within the last six months is the
most remarkably noticeable Of any
town in the state.
On March A, 1912, it was no un-
common sight to see a vehicle mired
to the hubs in some mud hole on the
principal streets.
The old market house was a dis
grace to even a much more unpre-
Itentious town. II has now been re-
placed by a handsome modern struc-
ture that Is a credit to any city of
much more pretentions that the lit
tile city OF Brownsville.
The streets in the business part of
the city r now paved with blocks
and remind one of the streets in
Dallas or Houston.
There has been quite an awaken
ing Of interest by the citizens of the
town and for fear the visitors who
may come I o this city may be of a
sleepy nature they have a thorough
ly organized and drilled street clean
ing force who begin their operations
at 6 O'Clock in the morning just
under the windows Of the new Miller
hotel and the weary traveller who
arrived ut midnight must get up to
admire the beauties of the city and
of nature.
Truly the awakening Ii greats
ONE OF THE VISITORS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
WHEN CULLEN HON LOST
HIS TEMPER.

you lost your temper, Cullen"
said d. c. McCaleb to Cullen Thomas
at the San Antonio convention.
Eyes, / did for a minute or two" re-
piled Cullen, "but it was this way:
When thatyfellow over on my right
Kissed me / consoled myself with
the thought that he was of those
who Kissed Governor Hogg at Waco;
when that fellow over on my left
Kissed me, | passed it up for | reeog-
nized in him a man who used to be
a leading populist; but when that
fellow down in front of me looked
up and yelled, Stay with 'em Bas-
com Thomas it was a little more
than I could stand and for a moment
I lost control of my temper"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
Freight Receipts.

The following car load shipments
of freight were checked in at the
Brownsville station yesterday:
Four cars of merchandise, a car
Of cotton seed, a car of bananas, one
car of coffee, a car of oil, six cars
0. sand, two ears of cut stone, two
ears Of sugar, one car of coal and
three ears of lumber. sue
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
Marriage Licenses.

County Clrek Joseph Webb issued
the following licenses to wed since
Saturday.
]. C. Bartholomal and Dannye
Dodson.
Jesus Rendon and Maria Farias.
Jesus Lozano and Manuela Pa
ella.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

A Broken Arm-A. E. Laulom suf-
fered a broken arm last night at 10
o'clock when he attempted to crank
his automobile, the accident occur
ing in front of the Merchants bank
building. The crank handle caught
him on the right arm, just above
the wrist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
VOTE FOR TAFT.

The Peoples Ice & Manufacturing
company have moved their offices
from the old quarters in the ice plant
building to a newly constructed Office
room adjoining their oil mill seed
house. Their new quarters are quite
commodious, being better lighted,
and more satisfactory generally to
the, office force.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
GEM THEATRE

THAT HOUND DAwG-A great
comedy. Pathe.
THE GUILTY PARTY-An Edison
drama.
WIDOWERS THREE-Melie - An
amusing comedy.
DON'T MISS 1T
Ladies and Children specially in
vited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
Barbecue at Harlingen-A

Barbecue at Harlingen-A large
crowd of Brownsville people went up
to Harlingen yesterday morning to
attend a barbecue there. The affair
was gotten up just to have a good
time for a day and get a crowd of
people to the town.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10
SSSSSSSSSSSSS


PERSONALS.
SSSSSesoseS
s. A. McHenry Of Mission, accom-
c. McHenry and Miss Alma, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city, re-
turning to Mission yesterday after
noon. ,IxN
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Jones of
Pharr were Sunday visitors in
Brownsville.
d. A. Gait Of Donna was in the
city yesterday.
Gordon Boone OF Corpus Christi is
a visitor in the city, a guest at the
Miller hotel.
J. R. Butts of Bishop was a visi-
tor in Brownsville yesterday.
P. X. Magruder of San Antonio
was here On business Monday.
]. r. Daugherty Of Beeville Is a
business visitor in Brownsville.
c. d. Wallace of San Antonio is
in the city.
l.. H. Roma OF Kansas City, who
came down with the land excursion
trains Saturday night, will remain
in the city awhile. MI. Roma is a
member OF the Standard Land Co.'S
force.
j. Kaufman of Mission spent Sun
day in Brownsville. He returned to
Mission yesterday morning.
w. p. ,Molette, the life insurance
man, has returned from a trip up
the main line. .
-
Miss Anna May Cooke of San An
tonic, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j.. P. Bowman, has re-
turned to her home. :
Mrs. j. O. Wood Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Reed at Santa Maria.
She expects to spend about two
weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bennett re-
turned from the Point Sunday, hav-
ing spent about two weeks there.
M. Fried of San Antonio, auditor
for the Sugarman Supply Co., is Wis
iting the local branch Of thai con-
Germ.
Ned Lockett left yesterday after
noon for Beeville, Texas, the home OF
his parents. He will spend two or
three days there.
Donald Gait of Donna left Browns
vile yesterday afternoon for Chicago
to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Tillman OF
Fort Worth are guests at the San
Carlos hotel. They spent Sunday al
Point Isabel. Mr.. Tillman is live
stock agent for the Frisco railroad.
/. L. Treat of Mission is a visitor
in Brownsville.
Mrs. J.. L. George of Corpus
Christi, with her son, Francis, and
her niece, Miss Ada Bobo OF Santa
Rosa, CAL, arrived Saturday to spend
a few days here. They are stopping
at 1915 Jefferson street. Miss Bobo
, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George at Corpus Christi for several
weeks.
The Visitors Complaint.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

Brownsville Lodge Modern Broth
erhood of America. An extraordinary
meeting will be seld tonight at $50
to transact business of Importance.
All members are urged to attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

Martin Chuzzlewit" Chas. Dick
ems famous novel pictures at Dit
mann's tonight. No advance in
prices. 1t
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Bananas - Car of the largest
punches of the finest bananas. Any
size bunch made to order at banana
car, foot of 10th street near Peo-
pies Ice factory. Call at banana
car and get you a bunch for your
family. Green or ripe punches.
9-10-2t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

The plumbing work in the market
lcuse has been completed, and all
is now necessary to finish the
entirely is some painting
yet to be done.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

Mr.. Bollack who has been in New
York over three weeks buying the
fall and winter stock for the Bollack
Store, announces t o their friends
and patrons that he is buying the
SWEETEST line of goods ever brought
to this city, consisting especially of
beautiful shades and styles of ladies'
coats and suits, dresses and dress
goods and all accessories appertain-
ing to the gents furnishing depart
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

SPANISH lessons at the public
school from a to 5 p. m. For par
ticulars enquire 1917 Madison st.
9-7-7t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

The San Benito Ice Cream and
Creamery company give their price
o. family orders in their ad on the
front page today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

Market Place Park-V. Farias,
the contractor for the city hall and
market house, yesterday put men to
work in the park. They are laying
out the flower beds along the sides
and at the center of the park pre-
paratory to beginning the cement
work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

Mrs. j. L. George Of Corpus
Christi, with her ION. Francis. and
her niece, Miss Ada Bobo of Santa
Rosa, CAL, arrived Saturday to spend
a few days here. They are stopping
at 1915 Jefferson street. Miss Bobo
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George at Corpus Christi for several
weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

Don't forget to read the Want Ads.
You may find just what you need.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

Storm Sewer Progress-With the
connections of the storm sewer made
at Adams and 18th streets yester-
day, the line, which is about ten
blocks long, was completed yester-
day. The greater portion of the
system is constructed Of concrete,
and it tretches from 7th and Madi-
son streets, along 18th and Adams
street, thence down Adams to 14th
street. George Hamlinck of Browns
willie is the contractor. !,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

c. d. Wallace of San Antonio i
in the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-10

l.. H. Roma of Kansas City, wh'
came down with the land excursion
trains Saturday night, will remain
in the city awhile. Mr.. Roma is
member OF the Standard Land CO.
force.