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ground. And n II isnrt n should b.
Hst. to . great number. shsss ID tAs
question who're 70 70 and what 10 DO,
anoe Il y this question that either
Makes or MARS the ONE period that
should b all satisfying.
Tor. In the clement Of livins. what
cures one kills another. This rule holds
good In this matter Of recreation.
There are those Of u who love the
ouist OF the country In preference Ia
the gaysty d the seashore, or the 70.
pose Of the mountains - that Of the
whirl q travel. -.
Therefore. We usually try . DO som..
ching pleasing In the short space allot.
ted 20 W 70 put away cars. And yet
often In the LOOKING FORWARD ana
in the aotaaai holiday time our sxpecta,
lions are UNPARALLELED. Our disap.
pointmsuts are usually due more TO our
own actions tban 70 our fellow sojourn-
ere.
Here sss . few ''don'ts" that may
aave later r0gret:
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's{SS&!sdo5Q|

70 crowd" Mr.. JAN. This method
consists Of thrustins . bulky chest and
stomach against the suspected ind4vtd-
nal and advaocang steadily. II usually
fssuits In the Undesirable giving ground.
And simpty With . suavs o. q men.
eonS iooes-as the CASE seems to call
tor-the person not wanted N ne hotel
lanybody that looks shabby and seems
irresoMte) 70 more or less politely
backed out OF the place.
And yet. the house detective hasn't
put . hand on the Elnle."
In other words. no tschulesa assauit
can b proved should mistake - mads
- will happen occasionally, ana Q dam.
ago suit result.
There was nothing Suspicious q,
shabby about Mr.. yarr. except that hii
cedar rose up q khe ba0k Of he neck
And hence the house aets0tivs fnitsrpd
n bis "crowd1ng'' wren tts, sxaspsr.
stsd Mr.. Jarr ''crowded" book, and
The evening world., 1913-06-05

=. -. wAA.. - -. p,.,,., wo,,a.
what are the respective areas Of
0srmany, ENGLAND Omitted Kingdom)
an Texas? r. N. BERNARD.
The area 81 the German Empire I'm
Yuropsl n sos, $50 square miles. The
Unated Kingdom Of Great Britain has
a uru Of 1881 square miles. Texas
eea 4. ssS, 7so square miles. For de-
- ~eo Work. Almanac,
4. aAs wsrlA Almanac.
-. v1,,., - -. r,-,,. woba,
~ csn T n, 4 i,.t az Brooklyn
49,. 49,. ana tina rate NJ intere,t
~ - ..ch, RROOKI,YNITE
90
D@.
49, : iss s, .'so,a' " s0 10. , ,.,,
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Don't sacsu,c IA -. Al, A..
that tvp-vecke, out,n.
Don't epsnd fsyerea Ssu,. -.
clothes that YOU don.a ca.~r.,,,
Don't cboo.a . ~. 80. -.
mean, an A "a ho,rnr a. -, ~
a.t.- toll -.
DONE ,akS xour hu.an... .,.,. -
VOW
Don.t .-osc, ,..,>
Don't Sorrs. ehse
|noH.m.n A.. ~~s.... 49,
r>o,,t ~ ,,..s.,.s,~ ~.
...oo,.,-
o,,., :.
tract,ons ro. nv. not ;r~sss~.~sS
-. 49,. .sSs.
The evening world., 1913-06-05
LEARN TO SWIM.

oILEGE STUDENTS like those atcO1umba who fail to get
diplomas because they have not learned to swim, naturally
regard a. hard lines but may have the happy effect Of
asng them later to urge that useful accomplishment upon their
Uens The Chinese classic tale that bears the
Chinese physician having failed produce improvement in
n the relatives Of the latter lay wait for the doctor after
e caas and threw him into the river Not being able to SWIM
~ ssved only by the lucky chance Of passing boman When
Is ned the hurried home he found his eldest who
w. to follow in fathers profession porting medical volume
4on s the man. "row away that book and learn swimming
TIE stumbling blocks Of generation becoe stepping stones
II the next.
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! etters from the People

Either the CITY o. private associations
could donate thS> trees. flowers and
shrubs to beautify the yards and also.
IL necessary. the supervision 10 protect
them. In all parts OF this city there are
enough backwards that run In . straight
Tine through the block to make the plan
feasible ana inexpensive, Nobody need
pay 20 have fence torn down. The
boys will do that quickly enough and
without any one getting hurt II they
are given permission to DO 90.
J. CULLEN.
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door. he took Il On the lammlstsr."
That 10, he hurried away himself.
You were being escorted 70 the meet
ing. sss!" cried ne fat man. won.
derTui fellows those hotel detectives.
They know svsry eve in this srsat
cityr'
May ask whom I have the pleas
urs OF addrsssinsf" asked Mr.. Jarr.
For he NV Il was Q case Of mistaDrsn
Identity. bot he was dsspsrats ana 70.
solved 70 lot events take their course.
u am Fredsrick Joeaacak Iutts," saad
NE tat man. '>ChairzAa Of TIE soulsey
Tor the eupproAon q 0usgOtsvs
Dancing. And you are Prof. Bnaman
Baboock Bannisbr. who ~as y Nddrssa
- this A6tasnooA Salns n.y.
ofr. Jass DIDN'T me- - - Q H O
0mplu studied one Ard Ne nsue ~
seane euuaA himsSls OF ne slsvaAov q
he opusWav u IN AADomhly room
whess . esrvs crowd q U9touU 0pcl1uu
men and women wsrs Ase1ng on slldsd
chaArs ana listening % ne rsading a
the constitution ana by-aaws a. dronsd
BY vsry sail0w taak woman q MIDDLE
aSs.
'WN. 0oolngton." nurmursd he
Chairman Of he Rscsptson Committee
"she 10 . heavy eoakstoutor 70 our
funds"
"Ah. indeed" murmussA n. Jasr.
The heavy contrlbstpr paussd n be-
reading. and the faA man aappsd hii
hands togsthsr ana cried:
Ladies and gent smsn oR ne oocisey
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THE HOG HIGHER UP.

DSHE annual howl At the cussedness Of the lend seat hog
louder than this year. 1t proposed prod him with
ordinances shsrp enough to make HIN "movs along" That
upsativs nuisance Of street travel in summer everybody
sss But Why not abolish him by removing the Of hma
Why must New Workers be squeezed after into the
s DID, oudate type open street carsa The sess which
the entire width Of the close together that passing
highly uncomfortable when everybody 10 accommodating and
pet WY not se through the middle Of these eav-
double either eide and requiring passengers to enter from
snd Of the carr This style oNar enough The
sb swinging and Of open aong the entire length Is
dangerous and inconvennt Many Titles have done away with it.
New York Railways Company shows no easernes to supply
~ 6Uahlsds Let Il do something to improve the old
0pssts pressure the street rsnwsy companies Will do moro
~ The oomorto the public than trying to bulge the hog the
~ ssgt
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The N an on the Road
y D. Il +. Rada

% @. rTAs New Yot osalns wossd).
tin shields and proceeded to arrest SVRy
strange automobile that went thsahoh
the town for oreaieing the anPsl ~.
The stranger would be taken Vtnose tAs
head Of the gang. . dsninsd lssn1ng
nan with iron gray hair and 'S1bk
cheeks. and would be fined t. e
twenty dollars for speeding.
Business was very brisk with tDsm
and they fairly coined money. 0Vusy
strange auto that passed thrucgA Ne
town was stopped. They bsgan - -
a hundred dollars cash ban ana WUu1d
send part Of II back BY mail. oslnD g
those arrested did not own ~ azau11nas
they drove and left them In The Auuns
Of the fake slsiths rather nan ~ .
fins.
I'm this way they secured suN1gol
autos. And things were pretty "a Or
them an around. for q while. But -
day they were dosed up and thlyeV-
three indictments were found aOn1nDl
them"
How did the public tumblsf' ealD1
the umbr ena man.
man out Of three dollars. one n1ul&O
payment on the machine he ~ -
mining them with. He got 'surv -
epied around. The gang got seven yg1Bo
and spent their roll trying 10 SeA4VA
cc""'s,"
III am going to be dishons.t = =
not going to be for a small AmoRN"
put In the umbreea man.
'You had bet&sr change y0R ~
then. I've had some raw ones pnt ~
on me during Ire rainy ssasoa." -
turned the maSaxine man.
The evening world., 1913-06-05

q vacation To
most Of 10 there
are no more magic
words.
Anticipation u
one Of the great
human eismsnts
Of 10Y. Many at
~ through ne
whole year loSk
forward to the
two or rec
wesks' vacation
period. when to
saoh Of W all DE
-AAA A. 49,
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Copwsehe 1918. n ~
IN CHICAGO.

IN CHICAGO.
kS-HD men who tunnsalsd into the
sast sads cos,atsrai hama had
noehans on . gang out in Chi-
oaSo thak tztsd to tunnel into my roll"
bsgan the magazine man.
II was putting out agents. and some
Of the gang drietsA aaong my way look
Ing for . piece OF easy money. ! was
wise and turned them down. So they
went out 70 the suburbs and hired .
real estate once. ftfinS II out on the in
Staimest plan.
'sTnsn they bought themselves soms
The evening world., 1913-06-05

oosvsisAt. 1913. h ne Psso SuAaish
nUv. FROST says that the man
X who carries his religion only ON
Sunday = apt to De On . week
dsy.
TT 10 safe TO tell . woman the truth
about anything b'yt herself.
= AwYDR RABP says there 10 nothing
huSts him eng verso than being
- Justly AecueeA.
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= %. CTbs Nsw Tea 0vsai,g wesN.
lad FORK says that things are not
like they were In the good old
~ days when . Vito was willing 20
let her husband DO the thinking Tor her.
TaIDRE'S no controlling the man VINO
Suess0 right through Ignorance
-HERE are times IN svsry womans
life whAn she believes that che o.
4 the happdsat and again The most
miserable woman IN the World.
The evening world., 1913-06-05

cspvsisht 1913. b. Tbs Prso PublisA
- RHATum0 there the man with
X soul % dead who never to
- himself has said, I am on for
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when All the World
Isa Big Playground

1914 hz Tn Pm pyhliaA ia o. s NJ. Yss> r,. x.sn
The Washington herald., 1913-08-24
MR.. HIPPO UP AGAINST FLY STICKEM

GEE KID! r skH5
HERE DAT DET WILL
GIVE, 4 CocOANUT
TO EVERYONE BRINGING
100 FLIES 10 DE OFFICE
OF DE JUNGLE NEWS !
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-21
sONDAY-soHOoL PREREQUISITES.

Boyds Record and Roll Book .......... 3 so
scripture Text Buttons per doz. ........ Il
pmng and brought One Button lie each, doz
.............,..... .,,.,....,........... IL
BOyds Class Collection Envelope by Landers
sc each, Zoe per doz, per 100............ L so
Collection envelopes for SundaySchool loo
dOz., o0c per hundred, per thousand, express not
prepaid Observation-Disclosures. OO
BRACKETS for hanging picture lesson 40
Class Cards ION Time and Late ..... 10
Scripture Text Cards, pack loo 15c,
zoe, zoe per pack.
Text Cards Qarge size) ten to pack Lords
Prayer or Ten Commandments, per pack 80
scripture Tickets, 100 to pack; 10c 15c, and
zoe per pack
Attendance Rolls ................... 10
Stars gold red 100 ................... 10
Galeda Invitation Cards-Attractively printed
in colors to be sent to visitors and prospec-
tive members, lie each 81 per hundred.
God and Me--Galeda Glass Book, giving prin-
ciples Of class spirit. Price ..........., 20
Galeda Wall Object and Pledge Charts-Printed
Galeda Attendance Ro-A helpful article for
keeping the class attendance, printed in
colors % cents.
Gold Star-Per hundred ........,,..... 10
Red-Per hundred ..................... 10
Flag Seal-Per hundred ............... 10
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-21

Everet's Pastors Handbook. Price .... 10
Boyd's Pastors Guide and Parliamentary
Rules-Marrage and Burial Ceremonies
Adopted by the National Baptist Conven-
ton Sept, 1900, as standard guide for
Baptist pastors, Price " 80
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26

tress, her eyes were directed up into
where they were fastened, a bright
gaping and staring in the same direc-
ton.
The town hall was the tallest build
ing in town. Running up from it's
roof there was a flag pole fully sew
enty-five feet in height. The strong
breeze was whipping the loose ropes
about this, and at the apex knob,
where they weer fastened, a bright
blue object was fiuttering frantically.
1t was blue bird, which the tray
els of Donald had shown to be a
product of Borneo, famous for it's
brilliant color and song note of
sweetly expressive cadence. Just
now, however, the poor imprisoned
creature was uttering shTill cries of
terror and pain.
1T got out of the cage, few away,
and its foot is caught in the tangled
ropes up yonder," some one remark
ed I
That it was the cherished pet of
the beautiful young lady, Donald at
once discerned. No one ventIired to
suggest way to release the bird. A
first glance at the face Of the young
lady had enthraIled Donald. AS a
second depicted her rare anxiety,
Donald spoke to bystander.
81 will get her pet for her." he said
simply, and disappeared within the
building.
A rustic of intense excitement
swayed the watching throng as DON
aid appeared on the roof of the build
ing. Then there was breathless
hush as he began climbing the
smooth, yielding pole. 1t was en-
trancing to view his sailor-like skill
and hardihood. AS Donald neared the
top of the pole it bent over danger
ously. With accurate nicely of equi-
poise, however, he reached the top,
released the blue bird, and holding it
-, ora bond Gid easily tO tho roOf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26

she wrote down your name; she said
she must see you to thank you," a
neighbor told Donald that evening.
do you know who she is?"
mo"
"The rich Miss Caruthers. They
have a magnificent summer home up
at Silver Lake"
Then the next morning, rather
grudgingly it seemed, his Cousin Ru-
pert came to him.
81 saw Miss Caruthers last even
ing" he announced. at seems you
captured one of her lost pets. She in
sists that you must come up to the
lake this evening. Say" continued
Rupert, with a rather disdainful
glance at the careless attire of his
humble cousin, elk up a bit, will
your"
Ashamed of me, are your" chaI-
lenged Donald, with laugh.
"Of course not; but you see, that
is, like the family to make a good
impression-see?"
1t seemed to Donald as though
some subtle influence never before
experienced was urging him to go up
to Silver Lake. The memory of the
charming face he had seen in the au-
tomobile fingered wildly. twas just
before dusk when he reached the
Caruthers home.
1t was well that Donald had come.
A heavy storm had come up, dark
ness and a dense fog were fast en-
veloping the broad lake. He found
the anxious Caruthers family dis
cussing the probable whereabouts of
the daughter of the house and Ru-
pert, who had gone out in yacht.
Donald was too much of a sailor
not to realize the peril of the yacht
if it had not landed somewhere. He
found a small steam launch at pier.
Soon he was a1Oat.
A tossing light finally directed him.
Ao he drOvo aside Of the Uqpht If WAS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27
BIG PICNIC TOMORROW
JOINT SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING AT
ISABEL-BIG CROWD WILL GO
ON EXCURSION.

The Valley Sunday School Association
will hold its picnic at Point Isabel to
morrow. There will be a special train
leave the Rio Grande depot at nine O'Clock
in the morning for the Point. The fare
for the picnic will be 50 cents a round
trip for adults and p cts for children.
4 large crowd il expected at the Point
and arrangements have been made by
Capt. Will LaRochc to have sail boats
to assist in carrying-the crowds from the
Point to Tarpon Beach.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27
THE THEATRES.

4 motion picture Of unusually thrill
ing interest was witnessed by the pat
rons Of the Dittmann Monday night, when
Wanda, the Child of the Jungle" a Sci
IL reproduction of the dramatiZatiOn of
Kipling's popular story. was presented
The jungle feature, with three large
lions actually chasing 4 man, and al
most literally Selling q little girl were
realistic enough to make II shudder.
The play does credit to the actors, as
well as to the distinguished author, and
the moving picture representation has
made this one Of Kipling'S jungle StOr-
les Il living drama which the spectators
will never forget. The play was in two
reels. and held the intense interest Of the
large audiences to the very end, some
even sitting through two rcnditions Of
it.
Two other films were in the Dittmann
comedy, entitled For the Love Of Ma
bel" and a thrilling frontier story, The
Outlaw"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27
rr21
ElIS M,/Aa AYA,vA
srtssF7S sgz.r
sN f,TiIHATnhs5y
TONIGHT

Extraordinary attraction.
Vaudeville.
THE ARABIAN SEER.
Natures Laws set aside.
THE FIRE FIGHTING IOJANES.
Kalem Military Feature.
Founded on the Ellsworth Z0uaveS.
"ALKALI" IKE'S HOMECOMING.
Rip Roaring Comedy.
HIS LIFE FOR HIS EMPEROR.
Nitagraph Drama.
Admission 10 cents. Children ) cent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27
CITY NEWS

y-nur chances are fIyipo. The moss
wonderful bargains are getting away.
This sale absolutely closes Saturday
Auo Roth nj 8 n. m. Complete SIS. co
DINING room suite. golden finish. 6 chairs
$37 90 s3l 90 choice Birds Eve Maple
C~hitronier. swell front. 1Gx2O Trench
plate mirror. $751; 20. 90 full size iron
beds. green or white. each 81 90. Full
size. roll edge. all cotton mattress. each
" Il. - 10 30 per cent off on all fur
piture, rug and stoves. Watch our win
dows for undreamed of prices and buy
now. Mammoth Dispersal Sale of Walk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27
DREAMLAND THEATRE
TONIGHT.

SPECIAL FEATURE.
THE CAVE JEWELLERS ROMANCE"
A special 101 Bison Indian drama in
two reels showing the weird costumes.
and actions of early humanity.
It's Great.
HIS FRIEND THE TNDERTAKER.'
Comedy.
Five and Ten Cents.
TOMORROW.
A Special Military Picture.
THE GUERRILLA"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Near OrchcStd.-The Dittmann thcater
has secured the orchestra directed by
Frank R%ivadulla, which has been play
ing at the Washington theater. This fine
orchestra will play nightly at the Dit
mann.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27
FOR SALE.

The city Will soon offer for sale at
public auction or in private, as best
deemed. & mules and 6 carts formerly
used in the %scavenger service of the city
For further information on this subject
address the undersigned
CRISANTO VILLAREAL
City Secretary. Brownsville Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

w. s. BlackShear of San Benito can
in on the motor this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Popular Attraction-The Kermess con
%tinues to be a very popular attraction.
The fine music and many amusement
features draw a crowd Of good natured
pleasure seekers, who gladly contribute
70 the worthy cause for which the ker-
mess is given. The Suppers served are
much appreciated. the Mexican dishes
being especially liked. The ladies are
taking in a nice sum for the charity
school.
Monogram StdtioRcry.-Order il from
Bishops Print Shop. 1900 Washington
street.
BlHc LOdgc.-There will be work in the
entered apprentice degree by the local
Masonic lodge. s o'mlock tonight. There
should be a full attendance. This an
nOuncemcnt is authorized by the w. NJ.
Sec the arabian Seer, 4 bd Ncy. Some
thing new at Brownsville at the Dit
mann tonight.
Money locked up in a safe or in shelf
capital never made a pennys interest.
Wanted Less Wdtcr:-For probably
he first time in the history of the electric
light and water plant in brownsville Il
patron of the plant Sunday night was
forced to phone the plant and ask for
less pressure. The citizen was one Of the
most extensive users of water III the city
and his business probably suffered more
than any other establishment when the
water was off. The complainant was
Col. John McClintock, the proprietor Of
the Miller hotel. The pressure Sunday
night for a time ran up to fifty pounds.
which was too much for a weak place
in the cOlonel'S plumbing. As he had no
desire to convert his hotel into 4 nata-
torium, the Colonel asked that the pres
sure be reduced.
Lake Tier Ddiry-Milk and CreamL
Telephone orders Eagle Pharmacy.Adv.
If ErerUb0dy KRcW-how much money
they could save and all about the good
shoes we sell. there would be but one
store and that would be NimmO Co., cor
ner 18th and Washington.
Returns from PGtroI.- Sergt Cast Ct
Troop NJ. who has been in charge Of the
detail doing patrol duty at Santa Mar
ia. returned to the troop yesterday. Sergt
Cast is to be discharged Saturday. He
was relieved at santa Maria by Corporal
ClOyey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27
PERSONALS

Benito is a business visitor in the city.
-
business visitor in the city.
-
r. J. 3. Lister of Donna is a guest
-
F. W. Mothershead Of Fort Worth ar
rived in the city Yesterday.
-
\ puest at the Miller today.
-
Mrs. f. f. Macmanus of Houston is
visiting her son. C.. l.. Macmanus of this
city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Sec the arabian Seer, Aba Ncv. Some
thing new at Brownsville at the Dit
mann tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Money locked up in 4 safe or in shelf
capital never made a penny's interest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

BlHc Lodgc.-There will be work in the
entered apprentice degree by the local
Masonic lodge, s omlock tonight. There
should be a full attendance. This an
nouncemcnt is authorized by the W. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Mrs. G.. II. Stegman. mother b. q.
Stegman leaves tomorrow for San An
tonic, which place she will NAVE her
home for a while.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

A. L. Montgomery of San Benito was
a guest at the Miller today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

f. W. Mothershead Of Fort Worth al
rived in the city Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

LAKE Tjew DoirU-Milk and CreamL
Telephone orders Eagle Pharmacy.Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Monogram StatioRcry-Order il from
Bishops Print Shop. 1900 Washington
street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Mrs. F.. +. Macmanus Of Houston is
visiting her son, G. l.. Macmanus Of this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

L. j. B. Lister Of Donna is a guest
ut the Miller today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

II Ereryb0dy KRcW-hOw much money
they could save and all about the good
shoes we sell. there would be but one
store and that would be NimmO CO., cor
ner 18th and Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

Attorney j. NJ. Mothershead of San
is a business visitor III the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-27

j. G.. Marshall of San Antonio is
business visitor in the city.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-07-11
stav in Los Angeles. California.

stay in Los Angeles, California.
Rev. c. V. Shulenburger and
family of Kincaid, Kansas, arriv-
ed Saturday for a short visit
with Jas. Bridgewater and
family, Rev. Shulenburger, who
was a former pastor of the Meth
odist church here, preached at
that church Sunday morning.
Miss Pearl Jones returned
Tuesday from Pittsburg, Kansas,
where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sam Graham, for
several months.
Miss Ethel Prosser of Corder
is in town this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. England and Misses
Nadine Hackley and Lydia Neid-
erjohn left Tuesday for War
rcnsburg to attend the Epworth
League Convention at Pertle
Springs.
The Indiana-P Pacific motorists
en- route to Los Angeles passed
through Wayerly Saturday af.
ternoon. There were sixty-five
tourists in twenty-three cars.
Messrs. Wallace, Post, Blail
and Patterson, a quartette rep.
Presenting the Scarritt-N lorrisvill
college, gave two interesting
programs Sunday and Monday
evenings at the Methodist church
While here they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hackley.
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County Court Proceedings.

Court met pursuant to adj
.iournment with all Judges,
Clerk and Sheriff present and
the following business has been
disposed of:
Court ordered that requisition
of the Dover Special Road Dis
Itrict for the sum Of $154.42 be
certified to the County Treasur-
ler for payment.
Court ordered that requisition
lof the Higginsvlle Special Road
District for the sum of S4O6.52
be certified to the County Treas
urer for payment.
b. F. Davis was allowed a
school loan Of $1,000.
1t was ordered by the Court