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wELBoRN INVESTIGATING
PADDING" CHARGES

i'a-,is. tai" June IA y Wei
hafI. pf.sii-n, .t th- e y 4 . susn
rasy. ph. is hrFr insrsiisa'inz :
chasars .s alleged i.ajdias 81 nav.
tails =, III" r-.LI. pisn'. stated So.
.'sy ihs, n.,kins .s i7tIni'r na'uss
concerning the r-p-T'ri .ru"s-'i ~ust
Lad as yet '~~a un-arthsas lie
s-a,rA there -as NJ" contemplated
sha- up aH.as i.sai aiii'iais "t the
S,.p.ny ~h"sn hS h-ia I" i-s' .ia'ic-
less in any dishonesty that nsY have
existed.
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BARDER SUES BARBER
FOR KNOCKING" HIN

sui, was flied in the district court
yesterday afternoon by Samuel :.
frcdc. a local barber. AGAINST VII
liam scaitc. another barber. for rc.
marks which scaisc is alleged to have
made detama,ury to the Plaintiifs g
character.
frcde VAS formerly employed by
Seattle bu, has since left and charg-
IS tha, s.aifc has made accusatinns
openly which -crc detrimental To his
character Frcdc nov seeks damage
in the dis'ric, court for the r"ma,t.'
which scaife IL alleged To have said.
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0 sIT y Al Y

Glow.
James u, Glow. 3" years old. Ios
more than 90 ysars "a resident 81!
Trinidad. pioneer enai miner at I'm,
si-,iiie. died at t;tp this m..nins ii
hi, home. i..5 i;ueha Vista street,
b-aih Mas due Ia \ complication q:
diseases after an Illness at - weeks
lie Mas a son-in-ia~ of John M.,
Aiiisi.r. a pioneer rrsii.ni.
The deceased Was bora ON i,sart
q ship In the Atlantic OCEAN ." y.arr
ago. The shit, carried = iiriiish nas
lie had lived in III. rnissi Sta,-s all
his life and ~nsLrsj st Easi-siii- fss
,eafs psiar To the time the camp
Was shut down. since that Tins h.
worked as . ear f-rairrr ani hss
na,y fsirsds here who aaugn Lis
.i.tnis~.
The fanessi will take riac- fr.,a
,n- r.siien.- SUNDAY Afternoon ., :
a'ciars. p-,1s t.onsma-f at ,h,
i,fosheshep-i church al Ha'sn ~iii oil
n.is,-. iht-sm.nl viii h- In ,h.
Masonar .-m.i-rys lie is saFNis.t
i.y his wife AMI sso .hiiar-n.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
An Appeal to Wives

You know tho terrible ariotion 'ha,
CONES 10 MANY hor~rs from the result Of
. drinking husband or son. You know
Of the money wasted On Drink y that
il needed in tho home TO purchase food
and clothing. oRRINE has saved 'hous-
ands Of drinking men. II !. home
trratmen, and can he given secretly.
Your money will ir refunded il. after
trial. IL has failed 10 i-ncii'. Costs only
SlgJ br,. Come in aud get ffss
booklet sni let us tell you of the good
UHRiNE j. doing.
II ausmau Drug Co, Three StorsA
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
CHICAGO NAN SLATED
As REAERvE HEAD

wAshinsian. juno Thomas u
jsn-s. = 'hisas" is-y-r. faru-s
ta-n,,.-r of the i'rinr-,.n university
trustees. ana a psssonsi friend "I
rs-si.i-hi Wilson. has pssr'."ai'f
t--n selected for governor of the fed.
.ssi s-s.fs, i.sri. Il ~as said ua.
aftis iaii. tn-iss that hi. sss-sns'Sns'
~.uid sn q. the senate M.aday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
aR4 JHHTIRS EHrIRrAiNs
DOilTTl.E SEWING CLUE

Mrs. =. Il. LETTERS was tho hostcs4
this afternoon 10 the Doli,iic sewing
eiuh Al the single home on Park
street The afternoon Was spent with
the needle sad doing embroidery
fork. after which q nost delightful
'luncheca vas served by the hostess.
as~Ssscd by ,es mother. Mrs. George
n. single. and sister. Mis- Harriet
single.
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sin- II h,s.is.sa with the iiasl xsse-i
tsll lunsssruu eIxass
TstnIaaa DELEGATES tn sstesd sh-
.eas-alie& ssr r d. jsn'ss,s. J. a,
Jsmssn~. 4 e. Hail. jos~rh Alh-ss'
snn. G.,ssr - siisfv ssd tasause ssss'
drfp.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12

The SatvsiSss Army ess ~ asy
esss loft eielh,as. furniture. kisshes
ussssajs. aishsa. tsaaiss sle. Asy.
csc hasis9 say - sseA pteass phoss
RED aSss saa they I'll, - called
for rsu0psiy. ThsstA-Cspsais Z
q ilaaa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12

olr iop prices us cip,htBs have
b-rn the talk 81 ID" town. So sui
SIS Suits. your 'h.icc. issrS3 Itp3s'
Kucr Suits. r-sulsr 81 ~. now
its5s.= NEW YORK FAIR u
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lIlf1(YKn.

pask t1us 4 Oss0pa To hrtss
sumpriisd In ssoss sspss oar t.sisos
cs Msint ~. all osd~ss ~iii BE- tsk-u
At the 0sr-skosss~ fos the tsv~-si
t'hcar u. Jour wants Tfistdsa ei'
:,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
Assorted CREAM KlssES

Srcyiai SATURDAY at .rr rcsa kCn'
Coffee =s.- pcr H. W. ale. have
some uids ami ends AZ 4" ani isc
PCT H. IL
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12

The Great bankrupt Sale at the
New York Fair has been a success.
Now IL the time to buy footwear at
less than wholesale prices. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12

Ladies' ez.es slippers 81 aoc;
Meas lS.ar l'aseas t~~shes sho->
Ss.tN: Ladies sac" Shoes al si..i.
NEW YORK rAlR. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
HONE COOKED SUPER.

A scpd home cooked snpper AZ the
Christian church Saturday evening
from to 3. Price 35 cents.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
i.,ssso, :, cess,sy cisS.

The tsaiss at the C"an's, 'iub
siii 4AU.r al the siah 'his after
sans sha rsvs.sse . pi,ais isash-"a
10 b- sss.a -h.n the m.n arrive
si,ns,s .is o'.ior1 The iun.h-oa viii
b. sss.a a o.sl on tbs ia-a after -hirf'
the Psssy ~iii aaj.arn 10 tho siab
house and asnrins ~iii form 'h-
amas~aa-sl as ,hp .s-nines 1his Is
The s-s.sa f-zaias saih"fiss "' Tbs
ciub ,bis y-as aud II is Anticipated
that = isss- aasni-rr vili b- in at
...isa,- t.aiss, q. enjoy The .s.n'
ing
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Eastern star.
Regular m--tins at the Eastern
Hias this evening" Al y o'clock. Init
nit0o.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
Merry Ai,es.oos clss.

The Merry Afternoon club ~-s -n'
ieStaiaei this afisrnoon by Mr. J.
". Roberts. at her hons On rasA
street. \ d.iiEhifai ate, nnoa vas
spent. followed by a light iun.hsou
ieiug srfs-si by the hostess.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
TRINIDAD RIpREkEnf At
COuvEufI0n o. G.

The annual saate sc0seettce ut tic
tsilcd coMmervisl Travellers meets
to-day saa tomorrow al the tonsrvss
hoic, In Pueblo. Toaisht the ais
banquet IL hctd srd dtaRsaets troas
sil over ihc state Will ssshrs for 'se
sessivc orrssso~. To-day asi '"wes-
sov viii be iakea up WITH the rua.
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Coed Fellowship Club.

AIRS l. u. IIart"n entertained sh'
club n'.mi.c's 81 hrs hon. ~: s'-r-
vail a,.asc. on I'm. D. Ai'rs 'a'
Lusts-s. nj shc .iai. ~as tfansa.'s.
iish, frfrsshmenl. ~-r- served Il
,h- h.ir>e. assisted hy Airs u 8
s'.cii. Nss> Mary s,an'f.r -as ,h.
surs, .s th- club. Members psrs-ns
Nr. s.a Mrs iisrni... Me ard Airs
s-.ii. Ms. and Mrs. s,aJt"u. Nrs
Earl i'ru~n. Mrs. Westward. Mr.. sns
urss sher.ard. Rev ami Airs A. II
I'rndi-,.a. ATS. tt,ss-faiis
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chrcniclc-Nc~s. soc rer month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
sesi.l Is.wias Glib.

Mr.. An.hr.~- i.ann-y ~as sh-
hnsir.s ,hi. sf'-snasa 10 the x"ris'
Sewing .ius a, her ,oaa-. 1891 ,ias-
street. The afternoon ~as devoted
,o s~~ihs sai .iains fancy work. A
asiaiy tanehsaa ~as served hy Mrs
i.ans-y. assisted LS Airs wiiiisn'
H1yna AMI Ms. Axh-s tiynh.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
lUNNA0E SALE.

Rummase sale In the basement Of
the Presbyterian church.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-12
Priscilla Clsh.

The trs iIaf fnrsttns 81 th- IRIS =
ella siub vas held this afternoon
a, tho hsa- 81 Mrs, Mac i'a'''Fs"n
an ji's~ street. After = .asis-.. s~s'
sioe tho sn-snnaa ~ss si--ss In a
.e~iai .a,. iasin< ~hssh time i,sh'
s-.r-~hs.-a,s --r- served By 'h. hos
lrsa
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Hayrsek Ficnie


A crowd OF thiriy-i~o young peo-
pie oharcro1ed by MrH. c. =. Dan
ahuc. Mr.. aud Mrs. clyde Ashc, and
Mrs. u. r. Iiarrcts. enjoyed a hay
rack ride to uoehnc last evening.
where a picaic luncheon was eaten.
Those spihe ~ tho ride were tho
Misses Ruth IsDnahuc. Mary tlarrcts.
Gertrude Jacobs. Della jaeo''s. Ger
trudc i,arrett. Carrie Arfci. I'cs.i,
Avis. Mary Gioseon. Ellen Cosioh.
renc Kane. Mildred Chandler. jose-
pliinc Fink. Noriae King. Henrietta
Chacon. Lola Macs and the Messr..
william Code. Frank and Emil ',aur-
In. r. Franks. Max Franks. Felix
Franks. Henry trimcr. Joseph Mus
ser. !. Gleason. Paul Zarp. Julius
Pohiman. John Motto. Richard Us
sanna and George Corioh.
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Unies Prayer neeuaS /.

The regular weekly union lrsy.r
meeting ~as held this afternoon at
the homo Of Mrs. George Jrffry-s.
isc" Graat avenue. The leader fof
the afternoon vas Mrs. Canhy
Hawkins. wh" srokr urnn the topic
q. Prayer. Wh-r short talks -cr-
given Mt.. Walter i.rc and Mrs T.
y. Edwards Miss Mildred Thoma.
had charge ot the musical program.
Selections were rendered by the
Misses Dptpihy and Jeanette I'D
wards and Dori. Mo.cr. a iarac
number of ladies from the different
churches NJ the city were present ani
an cnthus isstIc meeting was held.
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TIRES

Zee Ouf display USeooW TOT tue
islsss. saa bsss 10 tires SD ell stsr
sresssoeSes. saa oas rssev. arc right
ftrvs si tsesesy pike: no isssstps.
sAsSoA ehasxrs added.
Why MOI Try . Ire t'asetusv t'funt
xuassateed as1isss pusetssv tos
s.:se miles Of 0osey svfuaaesa:
Tilsi1sl Neselty Rssks
1i04as I1n q. .:. Ihsae fsta 10
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0oCIsIY NEWy
E>sien EtM.

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
THIRD DEATH OCCURS
As RESULT OF WRECK

Temple. Texas Oct 20.-The
death of Bon Campbell, the Katy
fireman injured in the wreck near
Bartlett yesterday morning, occur
rod yesterday afternoon. The body
VIII be inferred either at Waco or
at his former home in Oklahoma
The bodies Of Frank johnson Of
Smithvilfe and Edward Rhodes OF
bartlett, engineer and fireman, re
speetlvely, on the illfated train were
brought here and prepared for bur
las, atterward being shipped to their
former homes
Johnson is survived by wife and
iour children and Rhodes leaves a
wife and one child, All three of the
men inhaled live steam and were lit
orally cooked by 1t.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
I<TEi:i. ~f;NG FACTS.
reSae Rural taIiel- ItaNei 5a5
Times Aronud the Eaifh.

- -------''-'- =
'1. '''.' ,
= 7 a. '''+ ~ 4 Il" = III al u.
: ~ ~ ~ ''. 'o'' = .'..
~ I'D ~ ~ '''.' ny.
The first rural Tree delivery route
10 be established 1T iaNa4 F@5 III
f"Setie county bet"e. f@+3 end
L'4faaee' a -dialaAes ol apm"%l-
matei\ 10 miles, ItNa. ie2ae1r.l.
ed August !, 1852. .tea5E traWef
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
WILL TAKE NO ACTION
TO RELIEVE THE COURTS.
By the Associated Press.

Austin, Tex, Oct. 2o.-The legig-
lation proposed at the present spe-
cial session to relieve the crowded
docket of the state supreme court
probably win not receive action at
this session. The opposition of The
supreme court to the methods of
relief suggested seems to have kill
ed the proposed legislation. The
chief Justice said that the contem-
plated action would probably he
more Of hindrance than help. He
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
T. Il. MOORE,
J VI MALONEI,
{. 4. WEAYliENFORD.
W. l.. HARDING,
c. NJ. BANNER,
r,,,,, -, - ..,.
IatlirG


The above report was adopted.
Mr. Mcknight was called on for
an address and in his remarks 10 che
committee he declared it would be
his intention to carry out the
pledges OF the democratic party and
instead OF trying to make new laws
would lend his efforts in the direc-
ton OF amending the old ones, and
that he would do his utmost to rep
ty.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
County Announcement

For Coners= tr D. District.
HATTo%. " SUMMERS.
Waf 'sa .a.
or Jadga itea Jsa#ta5 District
T. L. HAWKINS .rse.esJ,A'.
Fer Representative. Place No. :
ROBT. T. SULLIVAN
Eor District ci#EA.
CARL TANEa&sLEY,
For County CIers
RUSH HICKMAN
For County judge
w. NJ TIDWELL.
R,or sheriff
H. S. DEARBORN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
British Cruisers li9ilant i.
BY the Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 2o.-It is
reported that the British govern
ment is stationins cruisers off the
coast near here to intercept the
steamer Evelyn which is here. 1t
IS alleged the steamer has been sup
plying German cruisers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
TRAINS COLLIDE NEAR
CiLLAIS--MiNY KILLED
BY the Associated Press.

London. Oct. 2o.-Paris reports
say that from 40 to so persons were
killed Sunday near Calais when a
troop train and passenger train
eollided.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
EIGHT MEN DROWNED
IN NUSkINGt RIVER.
By the United Press.

Beverly, Ohio Oct 20-Eight
men were drowned early today when
the barge on which they were haul
ing a heavy load OF stone and timber
sank in the Muskingum river here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
NEtiUM.lN NEGOTIATING,
FOR CHICAGO ClHG
BY the United Press.

Cincinnati o., Oct 2o.-Garfy
Hermann, chairman of the National
Baseball Commission, today confirm.
cd the report that Charles Weigh
man, president Of the Chicago Fed
erals. has been offered the Chicago
Cabs. Tie negotiations are not ge,
completed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
BY the United Press.

Madison, Wis, Oct, 2o--Theo-
dore Roosevelt in letter received
acre today endorses the candidacy
af John j. Blaine, independent caa-
tsidate for governor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
GERMAN tIEET
PREPARES 10 Put To SEA.
BY the Associated Press.

London, Oct ga Rotterdam
dispatch says the German fleet at
kici is apparently making prepara-
tons ~ p}f - sea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20

Possibly there would be fewer di-
Vorces but for the opportunity OF re-
peating the experiment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-20
Another Bad Case.

Ephrata, Pa" About year ago |
was down with nervous prostration. /
was pale and weak and would have hys-
teric spells, sick headaches and bad
pain under my shoulder blade. was
under the care OF different doctors but
did not improve. ! was 50 weak | could
hardly stand long enough TODD nydishes.
Lydia T. Pinkham S Vegetable Com
pound has made me well and happy and
have begun to gain in weight and my
face looks healthy nov. Mrs. J. W.
Hos.NBFEGEE. Il. NO 8, Fphrata, Pa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03
LAW FIRM CHANGES
l.. W. KIRBE Succeeded BY
kIREE. GEORGE A POLK II AN
NDI-NCEMENT TODAY.

Announcement j. made today that L.
W. Kibbr. for many wears 4 praciirInc
attorney ia this city H. now succeeded
~ the firm of Kihhc. George \ Polk ~.
cupying offices ia the combc building.
on Elizabeth street.
J. &. George has been practicin. NJ
StcphrnYillc. Eraih county. the past
twenty five Years and Two months arc
came 10 Brownsville 10 become a.
sociatcd with Mr.. kibbc. lie was a sue
ccs>ful attorney in Stephcnyilc and
came "a Brownsville because If the
wider field.
H. y. Polk Jr- the youngest member nf
the firm came 10 Brownsville from
sherman Texas. lie j. u graduate of
the law department of the University of
Virginia, and also from the academic dc
partmcnt ~ the University ~ Texas. lie
has been practicing three wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03
CATTLE FROM VICTORIA
MAILIP.AS CAPITAL AWAIT PER.
MISSION To ENTER.

Nine hundred head OF cattle. owned bv
lose San Roman of Victoria. Tamau-
lipas. are now in MaiamoroS awaiting
adjustment of the export duties by the
constitutional government. Some oh
~staclcs have arisen which temporarily
held up the transportation Of the cattle
from MatamuroS Ia Brownsville but if
j. expected the cattle will bc brough;
over shortly. Mr.. san Roman has gust
brought ~ head into the United States.
for shipment ts markets.
Other late importationS include IL
mules and two head of cattle for \. l..
Basrcrla. IL head 81 cattle for raylo
Quimtana. =; head for l.. Guerra. 10
head for Conrad Gutierrez. ? head for
Pedro Lerma. aud - head for o. Garcia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03
METHODIST

j. :. EowlcS. Pastor. Path 10 Power
III the Worlds Redemption will h. tn
subject discussed "a the III o'clock hour
al the Methodist church sunday. At the
evening hour the subject will he The
Stirred Spirit" w hope 20 have = good
attendance. In addition "a the regular
service We viii have special music M
both hours. SUNDAY school nj 9:iJ a.
m. ansl the Epworth League will meet
at b.i5 n. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03
HOG EXPERT TO
LECTURE SOON
a. HESTAND OF SHERMAN.
WELL KNOWN AUTHORITY ON
HOG RAISING To BE IN VALLEY
FOR SERIES OF TALKS.
TOWNS WANT HIM
COMMERCIAL CLUBS OF VARIOUS
COMMUNITIES INDICATE THEY
ARE ANXIOUS TO HEAR THE
Lecture.

i. \. HeStand of sherman. one of the
best known authorities on hng raising IN
the states. max come ~ the Valley far n
series ~ lectures un hogs the latter part
If January. II the various twnnS al the
Valley indicate their desire for the
speaker. Mr.. HeStand i coming To the
valley ~ the result Of the efforts Of l..
\. SMART. i well known valley land
man.
Mr.. Smart advised Secretary OBrien
Of the townsville Chamber of Com
merce that he had made arrangements
with Mr.. Hesiand for the latter 10 come
down Cor 4 period ~ about i've weeks. IL
the towns wanted him. Mr. OBrirn inn
mcliatcly took the matter ~ with the
various commercial clubs of the VALLEY.
and has not yet had time o. hear from
MI 81 them. Those heard from incluc san
Brnito. Ehinhurg. and In Fcria. Ill ~
whom state they are very anxious ~
have Mr.. Hc>tand deliver his lecture IN
their towns.
1t j. expected that IL Mr.. Ile>tanl
comes he will deliver tea lectures alto.
gcthcr. Al Brownsville. San Rrnito. llar
%l.nccn. IA Frria. Mercedes. Donna. Ne
Allen. Mission. Edinbure. and one for
San Juan and pharr jointly.
The only expense Ia the towns will hc
The travelling expenses If Mr.. llc>tand
which will IT, diNicd prnI~rtionatcly
among the towns N which w. lectures
Mr.. IIcstand has for many wears been
lccturing on hogs in various parts az
Texas and oklahoma. for railroads and
81 the saving goes. what he don't know
about hogs amt worth KNOWN" lie has
also written many articles un hog rails
ing for the various farm publications ~
the stage. and he is widely known a. an
expert when il comes 10 the raising Of
this valuable farm product.
Farmers If the Lower Rio Grandc
Valley lately have exhibited an interest
in hog raising. and Secretary OI;ricn
stated today that he believes the series
of lectures ~ planned hy Mr. SMART
will prove Of great value 10 those who
may desire to take up this item. 49, well
- ~ produce influence over those who
have not considered p"rkerS n a valu.
able n%roluct for the farms of the Low.
rr Rio Grandc VALLEY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03
COURT AT CUERO

The Dewitt county district court. Ia
which the Cameron county eases against
sheriff q. r. Ryan ~ a.. AMI Chief y;
Police Ralph Tucker ~ ~. have been
transferred. will open M cucro Monday
morning. Jan. J. Whether or . the
eases will be- heard AT this term Of the
court j. not known. II iSnpt expected
that the criminal docket viii ~ taken
up ~ the court before Wednesday M
Thursday. or possibly later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03

Church of the Advent tEpiscopaD
corner Of Tenth and Washington streets
Rev. George Nj. M~arnougall. pastor
will have SUNDAY services n follows:
go a. M. Celebration of Holy Com
mnnion.
9:l5 q. m. SUNDAY School.
III 90 Morning Prayer.
40 u. m. Evening PRAYER.
1:30 Fridays Litany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03
SACRED HEART CHURCH.

Sacred Heart Church corner Sixth
and Elizaleth streets. will have the To-
lowing program sunday:
: \. m. Holy Communion.
: n. NJ. Childrn'S Mass.
~ a. m. High Mass.
Sermon.
80 u. M. Holy Rosary.
Brncdiriion Of the blessed Sacrament
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders If the Merchants Nation.
n Bank II Brownsville. Texas. will hc
held III its banking honsc. ON Tuesday.
January the 18th. 1914. nj s:30 p. m.
for the election Of Directors and the
transaction Of such other business a.
properly come before the meeting.
- 3ni. John Gregg. Cashier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-03
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. w. \. Ross. in charge Of the
Presbyterian Mexican missions. viii
preach al the American Presbyterian
church. corner 9Th and Elizabeth streets,
SUNDAY morning at III o'clock. in the ab
sence Of the pastor. Rev. +. +. Cannon o..
There will he sunday school AT 10 a.
m.
No evening service sunday.
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State OF Ohio. City OF Toledo. t.

Lucas County.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he IL
senior partner ~ the firm OF r. j. Cheney
A. Co. doing business In The City OF To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev.
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot BE- cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRAME j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day 81 December.
A. II. 1856.
(SeaD A. ". GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces 81 the system. Send fo-
testimonials. free.
n j. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. q.
Sold ny all Druggists. T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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PERSONALS

George ". Armstrong Of Fort Worth.
a capitalist Of that city who j. inter
,>ted in lands in the lower Rio Grande
Valley. was a visitor in Brownsville to
day
Il. j. Haywood of San Antonio j. here
for 4 few days on business.
l.. \. Eichclbarecr Of Louisville. XIV.
u travelling man who makes this city
frequently. j. here on one of his regular
visits. Mr.. Eichclbar.er j. registered
az the Miller hotel.
James +. Douehcrty of Hidalgo is a
business visitor in Brownsville.
&. w. WhittleScy. the well known san
Bcnito automobile man. il in Browns.
Vile TO-DAY arranging for his exhibit ut
ia. Mid Winter fair.
DR.. IL. :. Dew of Dcwalt. who j. in
lcrc>tcd ia the Mission section. arrived
in the city last night aud will be- here
for u few days.
Clarence Wharton stated TODAY that
he expects 10 leave for his future home
near Rio dc .Janicro. Brazil. ON Mon
day afternoon.
Bud IliIdcbrand has returned from
>Hn ARs.4a. xxI... L.. .,.pt ~. usN.n.I
he holidays with relatives.
Money to Lodn.--If Won want lon,
iimc. low rate money aud can give GOOD
land aS security. call. write or phon,
men. Any amount from $1,000 for fiv,
wears or longer.-Alba Haywood, San
i;cnito. Texas.
Judge W. j. Russell. who has been
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
General Regulations.

General Regulations.
Masses ON sundays: q a. M. Holy Com
munion mass: 40 a. m. Parochial
Mass: = a. m. Childrcn'S Mass in Span
DAYS. Il and Z o'clock. Night services on
ish: 10 a. m. Low Mass. MASSES ON week
Sundays and week days. 80.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
MEXICAN PHESBNTERIAN.

Mexican Presbyterian Church Corner
Ninth and Elizabeth SIS.
SUNDAY School M $50 =. M.
Christian Endcavor III i:ao y IN
Preaching at 80 y. M.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday ev-
ening nj 80
Rev. W. A. Ross in charge
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CHRISTIAN EHIEcH-

SUNDAY services ~ the Christian
church. Fourth and Levce streets. will
bc ~ follows: SUNDAY school ~ q. m.
Al III a. M: ~communion; congregational
roll call: ermon ~ .Icosc II. Craig.
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L.OST-Crc>ccnt o>tar brooch. dull gold
with six diamonds. Liberal reward
for rcturn to Mrs. Frank I,ahb-13.3t
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Judge W. j. Russell. who has been
spending the Christmas holidays in San
Antonio j. expected back Tuesday.