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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-08-20
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

w =" % % +" @ @ @ o o @ @ o q
insurance. Carrots. Att
Rugs and linoleums at the Furniture
Exchange. at
Wanted-To room and board school
girl. Address, box 45s, city. 13a
Lawn sprinklers and garden hose
Chester Arnold, the plumber. slit
Fred Corliss came in from his Mill
Creek ranch Tuesday evening.
Heavy three and "a inch wagon for
sale cheap. Enquire Free Press Of.
iice' s. G. Nc 1879
Mrs. McGann of Chicago is visiting
her mother, Mrs. s. L. Wieder and her
sick brother.
cracked corn, steam rolled feed.
digester tankage for hogs. Norwood
"are"ouse 20 52-tf
Thomas O'Kelley started for his old
nome in Missouri last Saturday where
ne was called by the illness of his
mother.
For Sale-One good three and quar-
ter wangon, one hack, a baby carriage.
Also two young cows, one fresh V.
ho'z son. 1872
wish to do nurse work, work by day
a"y OF housework on ranch. Inquire
ut back room of Woods Hall corner of
MAIN ana Is St, 1917
Attorney Edward Griffith left last
week for the Hump where he will re-
main for . fortnight looking after his
mining interests.
Bicycle stolen from front of Lyric
iheater on August /. heward for re-
turn or information as to taker Phone
To Joe Hazelbaker. 1929
The Electric Laundry has treatea ;ts
delivery wagon to "A new coat of paint.
yellow and greenland yon can see the
vehicle mile away.
Mrs. Thee. Schueller and children
came over from Ferdinand the first of
the week to spend several DAYS with
Grandpa and Grandma Scheuller.
a party from Cottonwood, consisting
OF Messers Nash, Matthieson, Creelman.
schueller and Simmons came over from
cottonwood the last of the week in
Mr. Simmon' machine and spent
several hours in the city
+. r. Ferguson of the firm of Ferpu-
son Weholtd, general merchants of
me Clearwater section. was in town
saturday, coming over to look after
business affairs. He states conditions
ire good over his way.
Judge Daniel Needham, candidate for
udge OF this district on the non.parti. ,
ian ticket, came up from Lewiston the
asst OF the week to renew his acoualn.
anee with his many friends in Grange
lille and surrounding country.
The Baptist Sunday School picnic at h
'urss grove Sunday was well attended a
bout IS being present. Sunday school n
nd services We're held at the grove. |,
n old fashioned picnic dinner was L
srved to refresh the crowd. y
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-08-20
THE CASE OF L. L. CANrE1nu

The case of L. L. Cantelou, Clareu.
don, Texas, is similar to that of MANY
o'ners who have used Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
he says, AFTER trying a doctor for
several months, and using different
kinds OF medicine for my wife who had
been troubled with severe bowel com.
plant for several months, l bought 4
zoe bottle of Chamberlain 3 Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After
using the second bottle she was entirely
cured For sale by all dealers.
DO your washing with electricity at
cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
highS rover Co. 3-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-08-20
COUNTY WARRANTS REprrn,rn

Notiee is hereby given, that the fol.
lowing County Warrants will be paid
on the presentation to the County
treasurer at his office in Grangeville.
idano, and that interest on said wor
rants will cease on the goth dav 80
August 1914, to-wit: "
current Expense Fund, warrant, il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
MILITARY HIGHWAY HALTED
For No Apparent Reason Senator Smo0t
OF Utah Halls Border Proposition.

Washington, ID. g., August 17.-Sen-
tor Sheppard introduced "A resolution in
the Senate today that the commission
for the study ~ the equitable diStribu-
tion ~ the Rio Grande waters be- direct
el I'd make an investigation a. 60 the
best methods Of preventing the flood
waters from disturbing the channel ~
the river. and the NEST methods Of regu-
lating and utilizing these waters. The
resolution carries an appropriation Of
$4,000 and IL "a include that section or
the river between its mouth and Fort
Quitman.
Senator Sheppard also introduced n
bill making each December - a legal
holiday for all Government letter ear
rierS.
I'm the senate today Senator Sheppard
cndeavorcd to call up for passage his
resolution providing for n survey for n
military highway along the Rio Grandc.
but Senator Smoot Of Utah objected to
its consideration. without. however. Civ
ing any reasons for objccting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

A recent census bulletin shows that
there are 5.4OO drummers IN Texas. "A
decade ago there were only 900. Only
one drummer i'm every 300 i'm Texas il di-
vorced and 40 per cent. Of our CONNER
cial travellers are happily married ;
twenty-six per cent are single and three
per cent are widowed. We have 1ys
drummers under ~ years Of aye and
more than a thousand have passed the
tw0-sc0re-and. ten mark.
The Texas drummer II the most import.
ant factor I'm our industrial affairs: nm
apostle of civilization and am inveterase
booster He j. "A public educator and "A
disseminator Of new ideas. lie takes the
polish of the city with him 20 the country
anu ;hc vigor Of the country accompanies
him - town.
To -tccrd the deeds ~ the Texas drum
mcr vodlG require a volume larger than
tn. Texas state hook. Ills purse H. always
oir.l ~ the needy. lie l. cver rrads 10
succor the distressed. shelter the weak
and lend a helping hand to the down
fallen.
When the census records show that
drummers are on the increase III Texas.
IL means that the evolution or business n
In progress within our borders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
SAYS JOE BAILEY
REALLY CAME OUT
ON TOP AT Ell PAS0

A new version Of the so-cailed Ferguson
Stcam-roller. that J. said 70 have been used
on former senator J. w. Bailey At the Fl
Pa~o convention J. brought 10 Brownsville
~ Justice 81 the Peace, Frank T.. Hill, who
attended the convention. Justice Hill de-
clareS that III spite Of the f@ct that the up
state papers reported that Bailey had been
sat upon" BY lthe convention II was hi
private opinion that Bailey came out III The
convention strictly "on top" Mr.. Hill said
that u was quite apparent 10 him that from
the applause received by Bailey that the
voting down Of the former senator's planks
IN the platform was more a compliment "a
the democratic candidate for governor than
for any other reason.
Among other interesting facts discovered
BY Judge Hin was that he personally knew
Of several men who, though they had been
fighting Bailey for years, have changed
their opinions and are now backing Bailey
from the word "g0."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
600 TO BE
AVAILABLE FOR
INSANE ASYLUMS

Austin. Texas. August 1T--At the be-
ginning Of the new fiscal year. Septem-
Der 1. next. there will be $302.0 600 avail
able for construction Of new buildings
and enlargement of present ones at the
several state insane asylums. according
% nm announcement made by the COVER.
nor IL was estimated today these i'm
provenaents would accommodate SOT addi-
tional patients.
This estimate does not include acc0mo-
dations already made for 1872 additional
patients. N was said here that 900 i'm.
sane persons now are outside of state
asyiums, but that the improvements
would care for the increase for the next
three wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

Further allegation Is made that not only
has contestant received u larger number
81 votes than McLemnre. but thai la Colo
RADIO and Starr counties the ballots east
we're without the pledge. ~ required b. the
statute. which distinctly declares hat such
ballots should not be- counted. hat u these
alleged illegal votes IN Colorado county.
McLemore received 976 votes and contest
ami 236. and ~ Starr county McLemore
received s3l votes and contestant q: that
these alleged illegal VOTES should b. e..
cluded. and 80 excluded the vote for con-
teStant viii exceed that II McLemore 2.l47.
Mr.. Lame prayS that th. true result 81
The recent primary election b. declared hy
the executive committee. and that he BE- de-
clared Congressman AZ large from Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
PLANTS EXCLUDED FROM MAILS


A bulletin was received ~ the post
master IN Brownsville from the postal
authorities Of the department III Wash
ington in which attention l. called 10
the act Of Congress Of August 20. 1912.
excluding certain plants liable 10 be ear.
rics Of plant diseases. insect pests and
fungi. from the mails and ordering that
i be adhered 10. particularly with re-
gard 10 imported stalks Of sugar cane.
The postal authorities are prohibited
from receiving sugar cane plants or por.
IionS Of the live stalks in the mails. This
ruling l. independent or the Texas state
laws hat already prohibit the shipping
INTO Texas or from one point a. aiolhcr
within the State of any form OF live
plants. whether cuttings or rooted. "a
ceIt accompanied by a declaration frrm
some authorized nursery man that the
plants have been examined and are v
infected.
The postmasterS IN Hawaii and Porto
hico have been advised ~ the postal au-
thorities M Washington, th.it they shall r.
qnire all persons presenting parcels for
mailing To any other state. territory or di~-
trict of the United Statc~. whether they
contain any living zane ~ sugar cane. or
cuttings, or parts thereof. md shall exer-
else the greatest possible care to prevrnt
the acceptance for mailing 81 such prod
uctS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

Under. and by virtue Of. and In accordance
under the laws q the Satte of Texas In such
cases made and provided. and pursuant 90 an
order ~ the city council Of the city Or Browns
Vile. Texas. made ~ it, regular session IN
Monday. the 10th day ~ August, A. I'D. 1914
ordering and providing for n spscaai eieelon \"
County of Cameron. state. W Texas, notice NV
hereby given that n special election IN and for
said city * Bfownsylis, Cameroa SGunsy. tSa-
hpr A. IN. 1914. the same being the fifteenth
day II said month. for the purpose u submit.
hitting Nv the qualified voters of said cify "A
brownsville ta b Question r.ms s sn@n charter. That
aid election shall H. held in each ~ the four
f41 wards " this city in accordance with, AMI
- prescribed ~ the laws ~ the S,ass 81 nuh ~
provided Inn said order "a said city council.
The following places are designated nv pom.
ing places and the persons hereinafter NAMED
are hereby appointed election othcers m nnh
for each II tke respective wards w this city.
t0-wit.
Polling pInce-Tne one story frame building
used wv unr Romul0 Garcia IT. a bakery ON thr
corner uf Fourth and Adams street. in SAID
Election Ofhccrs-A. m Cole, presiding
Judge: -. H. Hallanl. judge. J. II Allen. ludEri
II. 4. Cavazos. clerk: George Head. clerk.
Second ward.
Polling Plnce-the frame house known a.
The Ohreros Ian, situated on The northerly side
~ NFAANNm $3.50
Election 0fhcers-Phn y. Barbour. prssid
ing Judge: w. NJ. Clint. Judge. Frank Cham
pinn. judge: George Stowe. clerk; X. 4. Nor
ris. clerk.
Third ward.
Polling Placr--At the Old council chambers
in the city hall building On the Market square.
being the room over the city jail.
Election OficerR-R. n. Hinkley. presiding
Judge: A. Turk. judge: III. A. MaItby, Judge.
John Thielpn. clerk. a.. Dittmmnn. clerk.
Fourth ward.
Polling Place-The Brick house known ~
McClintnck's garage on Elizabeth street. hr
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. in
said city.
Election OficrrS-I. r. MrClintock. prr~Hd-
ing Judge: A. Bollnck. judge: Emile Wise.
judge; u. T.. Lerma, clerk; George Connor.
rlrrA.
Done nv order M the city council ~ Browns.
Vile. Texas.
In testimony whereof witness INV hand ana
Che official seal NJ said city. this the 10th day 40
August. A. ID. 1914.
lSeai) A. "A. BROWNE. Mayor.
Attest-Crisanto Nillarreal. Secretary.
S-11-3ut. f.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
DONNA COUPLE
MARRIED SUNDAY
IN BROWNSVILLE

Miss Pearl Bailey and Mr.. Fletcher
Smith of Donna were married in Browns
Vile sunday.
Both of the young people are from
Donna al which place Mr.. smith l. IN
the lumber business. Miss Bailey i 4 so
cial favorite IN the Donna neighbor.
hood and l. the daughter of one az the
most prominent farmers Of that district.
They were married by the Rev. Hcrn.
don at the Baptist parsonage nj the
corner Of seventh and Washington
streets al ? o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are guests al the
Miller hotel and expect TO leave for their
new home at Donna Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
HEAVY RAIN IN
SAN BENIT0


The heaviest rain that has fallen in San
Benito IN months fell III that city and See
ton Sunday afternoon, ano though Il last
ed only for a short time il gave the town
and surrounding lands 4 thorough soaking.
The rain apparently covered u small area
extending from d short distance south "
Harrington To Barreda. south ~ San Benito.
One of the interesting results Of the rain
at San Benito was the fact that it caused
a halt to be called on a negro baptismal
by immersion hat was to have taken place
at the fountain owned by Col. Alba Hey
wood. The ba%ptiSmal. which was 10 have
been Witnessed BY a large crowd Of chant
ers was postponed until some Sunday more
propitious to open air bapti~mals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
NOT E~NEN-FIRST All.
From Lippincott's Magazine.)

tFrom ~Lippincott's Magazine.)
AT a certain college il was the custom
to have the students write the following
pledge mt the bottom Of their examina-
ti0n papers:
II hereby eertify ON my honor that I
have neither given nor received aid dur
ing this examination,
soon after handing i'm his paper to n
professor noted for his sarcasm a young
fellow hurriedly entered the classroom
and said:
Professor. Il forgot 10 put my pledge
on my paper
Altogether Unnecessary replied the
teacher. Il have just finished looking
over your paper. and | feel sure you did
not give or receive aid"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
LEGISLATURE TO
Be URGED TO HELP
CERTAIN SCHOOLS

Austin. Texas, August 1.-THE thir.
iy'fourth legislature will be urged to
appropriate 100000 per year for aiding
schools In Texas which desire to estab-
hsh departments ~ domestic science.
manual training and agricultural
courses, was the statement OF officials
here today. The matter came up when
ATTENTION was called to the fact that
upon September 4 the $4,000 appropri-
aei for the coming fiscal year win be
available for these schools. The state
superintendent Of instruction does not
believe $1,000 a year sufficient 10 ~.
tend "a. 10 all schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
NOW
HAS MUSIC AS
DAYS OF OLD

Many Brownsville people who before the
battle vi Mutamoros visited that city IT,
often a. the military hand appeared in the
plaza for n concert. viii be- gratiiied 10
learn that u band not % large. bat
quite a. expert. ha~ been organized in Mat
amoro~. and D. now giving concerts on
Tuesday. Thursday. and Sunday evenings.
and on Sunday afternoons. The hand now
has twenty pieces, but Col Ricaut. com
mander Of the plaza ha~ plans for i%ncreas-
ing the number ut instruments % thirty.
which was the size of the old band.
Last night the plaza IN MaiamoroS had
nm appearance that reminded visitors Of
the days Of a year and a halt ago when
the military band appeared on the plaza.
The same motley crowd - p~romenaderS.
the same ineesSant tramp, tramp. tramp
around the plaza. and the curious custom
that requires the ladies 10 walk in one d.
rection while the gentlemen walk in an
other.
There were a few Americans on the Pla-
"a last night, more perhaps than there nave
been since many DAYS ago. However, il j.
expected the crowds from the American
side will increase largely when il becomes
generally known that highly artistic recit-
AZ are being given ~ the Matamoros mum
icipal band.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

The following lit VI letters remains nm
claimed III this Office for week ending An
gust 10. Same will ~ sent IN the dead let
ter Office II not claimed In two weeks.
Gcntlemcn-Ricardo Alaui~, III. NJ. Ban
ner. Yno~encio Cabazo~. Pedro Cortinas.
VI. Delgado, TomaSo E~quivel. Tornave
.Garamillo. n. 1. CARA. N. Al. Cara. Jesus
n. Garcia, Amado Chapa Gomez. Santiago
Hernandez. George n. Husvar. y. Inron.
james %Ivron. James M. Kelly. EuScbio Las
ira, Efrim Lopez. Martin ~. Mo@uino, Frar-
cisco Malta, Simon Martinez. M. Martinez.
Maguiceo Moran, Mr.. Modesto. Cnco
Pacheco. u. =. Palm, R. Purvis, Tomas Ra-
mircz. Seberiano SAmora. Lind Sapata.
VIM. n. Sclfridgc, Juan Sanchez So~a. AL
hino Solano, Trimetido Soils. Pedro Saurez.
Creceneia Tristan. Ferdinand Wautelet. n.
n. Wantelet. u. ii. Williams.
LadieS-Mnria Nj. Banado. Harlinte DE-
Alexandra. Juana Ari~mendez, Guadalupe
Blanco. Elizabeth Borders, Tulia Coronado,
Magdelena Estrada, Francisco Flores.
Olivia ESpinosa Cara. Teresa :. Vida. de-
Cara. Ynez Gomez, Lille GrigSby, Romano
Gutierrez. Plata Ill., DE- Monica, Jnana Her
nandcz, Crnz X. de- Lopez. MS. n. -. Me-
Carthy, Mr.. II. u. Oldham. ~,ianneIa Ortis,
Dolores Rodriguez, Aurelia Rodriguez. Ma
tide n. H. Rohle~. Mr.. l.. III. Sanchez, Mrs.
q. \. Salinas, Mr.. Mary aWtson.
Mr.. Jesse q. Wheeler, Postmaster.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

Allegation ~ made that q majority or
the votes N the county q; Zapata were
east for contestant. but the exact vote Il
not known 10 him: that the vote 81 Mon
tague. San Saba. Oldham. Mcnard. Dimmit.
Reeves and Reagan l. evidenced by exhib-
it,. being copies Of certificates of the coun-
tn chairman ~ those counties.
Charge Is made by Mr.. Lane that the
executive committee had knowledge III the
votes Ut the counties ms utioned. but dis
regarded them and would not tabulatc or
count them. and reported a. the convention
that IA the counties enumerated and which
included all counties Of the State except
those referred a. not having held an elec-
tlon aud those detailed whose vote A.
given. McLcmore received $3.50 votes and
Lame y $500 that If the vote OF these coun-
Ties which were not count.d hv the COM
mittce had heem added 90 the tabnlated
vote I'm they should have been. AYERS peti-
tiener. the vote Of McI4emore would have
been ~. 1910 and If contestant loo. Isl. not
counting the vote of Zapata county. which.
when aSeeriained. Il Is claimed by petit
TONER. will increase ihe majority Of con
.tr~faut.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
LANE PREPARES
TO FIGHT FOR
NOMINATION
Petition Contesling Nomination of Jeff Nc
Lem0re Is Filed With State Chairman
Paul NAPLES - Declares Convention
Knew He Was Nominee.

Austin. Texas, August 1.-THE petition
~ W. =. Lane contesting ,he nomination
az JEFF McLemore a. Democratic candidate
for the office If Congressman al large from
the State II Texas ~ the Congress ~ the
United States, was prepared md forwarded
today ~ Mr.. Lanes attorneys u Fort
Worth. where II will b. filed with Paul
Waple~. chairman III the State Democratic
Executive Committee. The petition il
signed IN Mr.. Lane. Gregory. Bats and
Brooks. W.. II. Ramsey and =. a.. Gaines II
Austin and Stanley Boykin ~ Fort Worth.
The law provides that the hearing shall
W. held within twenty days ~ the filing ct
the petition, and Ia Austin. unless the IN
~tere~ted parties should agree ID hold il a.
some other point.
The contestant alleges that 40 the re-
cent primary election he received al least
luO. ISL voie- and that McLemurr did not
receive mere than 9g.4g6. and that contest
amt received at least 6o5 more VOTES than
MrLemore and became and t. d nominee Of
the Democratic party ~ Texas for the Of
flee "a Congressman at large, and should
have been bN the State Democratic conven
tion -n declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
Gives His Exceptions.

II Is alleged that The rep lrt Of the State
Democratic committee ~purportcd 10 give
the vote 10 each county ia the State east
for contestant and conie-see. except the
counties Of Bailey. Hockey. Lamb, Coch-
ran. Crane. JEFF Davis and Refugio. which
did not hold 2 primary. anu except Zapata
county and except the following counties
which did conduct such primary election
and which east for contestant and con
teStee the number # votes set opposite the
county and under the name 81 the candi-
date
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given hat the annual
meeting Of the stockholders, and the an
nuai meetine Of the Board Of Directors
~ - san Benito 4 Rio Grande Valley
Railway Company, has each been called
aud viii be held al the principal office
~ said Railway Company IA the city Of
San Brnilo. In Cameron County. Texas.
on The 10Th day Of August. az 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon. A. ID. 1911
AT said meetings such business will he
transacted as may properly come before
said annual meetings. respectively.
t;iyen under my hand and attcSted by
the seal Of said Company IN this. the
lItb day Of July. A. ~. 1914.
=. A. ROBERTSON.
President.
Atfn1f@
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE ASHAT.L IA
COMMISSION III CHOSEN TO FRAME
IA NEW ~


"A NEW CHARTERf"
Whereas. Article 100GB ~ the Revised Civil
Statutes a. the State ~ Texas vests i'm the
legislative or governing authority ~ any incnr-
purated city having more than five thousand
inhabitants the right 10 provide hy ordinance.
70 ~ submitted 70 the qualified voters. the
question. shall IN commission h. chosen a. frame
a new charter. and whereas said section further
provides that a special election for the sub
mission WI said question h. held not less
than thirty days or more than ninety days after
the passage ~ said ordinance, and also for the
publication thereof I'M some newspaper pub
lished Inn said city.
Now therefore. In accordance with said
above named article. bc IN ordained NV the city
council ~ the city NJ brownsville. Texas. that
there shall - ubmitted 70 the qualified voters
~ said city at u special election "a ~ holden
On the fifteenth day NJ September. "A. Id. 1914.
the question "Shall a Commission BE- Chosen
~ Frame a New Charters" The ballot con
tanning said question 90 be- printed Inn accord
ance with the aforesaid section No. 10a8B.
which provides that same shall contain NO party
designation. and provision shall he made there
ON for the election from the city nc large of a
charter committee u not less than fifteen mem
hers ~ more than one member for each three
Thousand inhabitants
Passed at a regular session ~ the city coun-
IN " the city ~ brownsville, this the 10th day
w August A. ID. 1914.
Seal a. A. BROWNE. Mayor.
Attcst-Crisanto villarreal. City Secretary.
l-S-11-30t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17
SCOTTISH RITE
MAS0NS CONVENE
AT GALVESTON

Galveston. Texas. August 1.-THE
18th semi annual reunion or the Scottish
Rite Masons OF Texas began here TO-DAY.
a large class OF Masons from an over
the state has applied for various degrees
10 be conferred nc the dedication class
here, 20 named from the fact that The
remodeled temple will D. dedicated dur.
ing the reunion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

~ D.fSEA una dume~tica para que rocinc.
haga limpieza de casa, y lave n blanche
49, rana de- tres ~enora~ mae~tra~ IL III
E-cuela Pre~biteriana Por a S%crsicio "a
pur mes. Dirigir~e q ln E.cucla prcSbiie-
rlasp. Plaza dc Anma~, II. Matamoro~.
Sllrots
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-17

Catarina &. Nda de Tlerina to Santiago
Al. Miguel Tnerina, two and one half acres
81 land an Cameron county. Espiritu Santo
grant, survey IA: consideration $50.