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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-05
DOMACl zPRAVY

M HE#NWyWE NNNHW MHENE.IraNH.
"a obchodem We ctvrtek.
Viktor Becvaf byl ' Tyndall ma
zacatku tydne.
Henry Schneider . Wagner byl
zde n&ysteyou Y pondeli.
Barta Wagner Cd Dante byl zde
navstevou ma zacatku t5dne.
Josef Vinatieri 3 Yankton byl
zde "a obchodem minuly patek.
y. D. Petffk cd Lake Andes byl
zde n&vstsvou ma zac&tku tydne.
Ed. Zolnowski Cd Dante byl zde
nayStevou u pfatel tento t5den.
Jos. ". Wagner Sc sdcastnil
schuze okresnfch komisard v Tyn-
dali v pondelfa v dtery.
Tomas Hamberger a jeho man
Eelka Cd Tyndall byli zde n6ysts-
YOU We ctyrtek.
400 busl1 ovesneho semena, "a
rucen6, ma IA prodei Jos. F. Kro-
naizl. (Ady.
Pf. Parrottova q Mitchell byla
zde n6vstsvou u sYeho bratra, r,
a.. Goodwina pres nedeli.
Ma prodej, 5000 topoll, 8 al s
stfevfc1 vysok5ch. +. "A. HladkS,
Utica, S. D. ADV.
Ed McLinn a jeho rodina SO Cd
stshovali ma farmu u Kaylor KITE
rou pronaimuli.
A. j. Hajek z Tyndall a Mattel
Herman cd Running Water byii
zde minulou sobotu ma ~licitacf.
Jifi Petfik ztraviI nekolik dnf
naYsteyou u rodicd q V dterJ Sc
yratil do Sioux City do skoly.
Jan Karel q ieho manzelka Cd
Gregory byli zde navsteyou u sve
dcery, Of. Karla Stibrala minulJ
tJden.
Tabor Motor Co. obdrzela diva
~ ale Avery traktory ktere 81 OBJ
jednali Mattel Merkyan a Josef
ICarda.
Josef Skorpik byl We Scotland
' dterS q vratil 50 s noyym Buick
EN-. Frank Carda . Josef Black
byli 5 MIN.
UpoEorhuiem kazd6ho by nyni
pfiyezl nam spr6Yky a necekal az
ma iafe kdy budem NIT pilno.
VeIek a Simon, kovati. (Ady.
Frank HniIo q jeho rodina sem
pfijeli q Texas 8 zrentovali obydli
ktere ylastnf Jan Machacek. Ma
podzim zrentuif zde farmu.
Pffstf sobotu, Tho bFezna Sc bu-
de odbtvati kosiGkova zabava va
skole Rez&cove vJchodns cd mes.
Ia. DsvSata json zadany by 81
pfistrojily kosicky. Kazdf jest
Evan by Sc dostayil.
Frank Stanicek . Tyndall BY
zde minul5 patek ohledns uiedna,
nj Sc ma vyucovanf kapely pozns-
t&yajici . mal5ch hochn. jess
dobrJm hudebnfkem q nenf pochy
by, Ee SO docflf dspechu.
Nezli Sc date pojistit ma Eiyot,
domluvte SO d Jana Kostela nebc
AL. Jezewskiho kteff ~poiistuif .
I. S. Annuity Life ms. Co. ien2
zfskava denne cleny q ienz 10 jed
ma . neilepsich.
Pr. dana Hrusky sem pfijela !
Bolivar Mo. So syou dcerou Kris
tfnou minulS patek ma navst9vt
ku sy6 dcefi, pr. r, r. Nikla
Navstivf i jin6 pfatele a zdrSi s,
zde delsf cas-. Hodla jeti do Mon.
tany kde ma jednu dceru.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18

taln to a hospital that one of the spent bullets had also passed comple- tely through his knapsack, but had been deflected from his body by the crucifx, one of the arms of which had been broken off by the bullet.
 Private w. Hinton of the First East Lancers poses as the luckiest man in the army. He was hit by three bullets within a minute without serious in- jury. One of the bullets flattened five rounds of ammunition in his belt. Another smashed the magazine of his rifle and third passed throug his cap
 A letter from one of the Royal En-
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gineers describes the remarkable pluck of Lieutenant R. Pottinger of Tedmouth. Pottinger and his section were attempting to blow up a bridge under fire. They laid the charge and the section retired. Lieutenant Pot tinger and sapper remained behind to light the fuse. The charge did not explode. The sapper then fired ten rounds of ammunition at the charge without success. Pottinger then said "1ll make the thing go off" He shook hands with the sapper and walked to the bridge. There he put the muzzle of his revolver into the charge and fired all six cartridges. Even then the charge did not go off and the men had to flee leaving the bridge intact. If the charge had gone off the young lieutenant would have disappeared completely, but the approaching Ger mans would have been robbed of an easy entry into the allies territory.
 One of the officers on the ill-fated Greasy which was sunk by the German submarines was severaly injured on the head, had both his legs broken and his feet crushed as he was thrown in- to the air by the explosion. His body was sucked under the water by the sinking cruiser, but was picked up by one of the rescue ships.
 Twenty-four hours afterwards the injured officer regained consciousness and his first words were: "Are we down-hearted? No"
 A sergeant of the line was made ad- jutant for his colness and bravery in one of the engagements in Lorraine. With three men the sergeant was sent across an open field to attract the fire of the Germans so the colonel could tell where the enmy's trenches were and what their probable strength was. A hail of bullets was directed at the four men. They made their way to a small farmhouse where they climbed up on a tile roof and from the shelter of a chimney began firing at the Ger mans. fingered by the imprudence of the four soldiers the Germans directed one of their batteries on the house and razed it.
 "My smartest patrol leader IS gone" the colonel remarked, as he saw the building crumble. The three privates were no more, but the little sergeant was soon seen running across the field toward his command. When the sergeant arrived breathless at headquarters the colonel asked with mock severity why he did not stay to continue the fire.
 Sorry sir, but the pigs knocked my house down." was the reply.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18

British and Belgian soldiers now re- covering in English hospitals. A young lance corporal of the Kings Royal Rifles, who is recovering from a bullet wound in his knee owes his life to a crucifx which he picked up in an empty house where he was bil- leted. A strange impulse compelled him to pick up the crucifx and put it in his haversack.
 During an engagement a few days later many of the corporaPs comrades were killed by bullets which were al- most spent. The young corporal was hit in the knee and later found when
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18

 ONCE MORE
Continued from Page D

trol of Carranza until final arrange ments have been made.
 While Gutierrez and Gonzalez re- mained in control of their respective territories the convention would again go into session and either ratify the choice of Gutierrez or select another national provisional president.
 General Jose Carbajal, a Car ranza chief, was killed in an engage ment near Puerto Mexico when he quit the Carranza forces with his troops and joined the Villa side attacking the troops under the command of General Jesus Carranza, the brother of the first chief.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18

The Gateway Job Printing Depart ment has just received the very latest in new type and machinery. Don't send outside for your job printing. Patronize the paper that is helping to build up your city.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18
BRAVE DEEDS
 OF BRAVE MEN
Stories that Show How Men Can Meet Death For
 Country

LONDON, Nov. 16.-Many narrow escapes and deeds of wonderful brave ry have been made by the injured
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18

A new line of Duxbak, waterproof hunting coats, norfolk coast, Pants hats and caps at Brown & Hawkins. Quality first"
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18

You get local Ranch Eggs with your Ham and Bacon at Gamble's Res taurant.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18
TAX NOTICE

All taxes are payable now and will be delinquent after November 23rd. 1914 after which date penalty and costs will be added.
 J. Fl. Romig,
 City Treasurer.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-18

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-31
SALVATION ARMY TO
( ENTERTAIN TIE POOR
PLANNING BIG NIGHT FOR
AUGUST 28.
EVERYTHING FREE
People of Anderson, Unable to
Afford Night Of Pleasure Will
BE CivsasReal Treat
.cSfttfgs.n -
EVERYTHING
iMAassr

While 3AtdaseS4,s people OF means
arc touring slefplnty. or enjoying
the breezeE,p$A Ay,H{eea coast, tnerc Egg
dozens OF famHfAgtin the city without
the funds tSS3aKeg such outings and
people who cdHhresnfford even Il visit
to the ice cream paflor or TO the NOV ;
ing picture elbows. 1t is these people
that Ensign H3cfshqr o. the Salvation
Army dasireA 9Nhclp and he las
therefore arranged very enjoyable
night for t1iGh hext month
o. The isi, ananFsn a9nnrnsca opase
yesterday tina. i'c - malsin.; plans for
a big "free%nnigbt for li:o poor people
OF the city which he will stoge on Au-
.;1,. D.in f,tha,fArmy hall. At this
t.n.c tho EensigA, plans 10 give cold
1s'.p'c,- r.Id icA, fc"ccm 10 al those poo
p!a IL, ~ i;ti.llica aud no. one cent
viii be charged
Tl,e., wlil .eipo charge at the door
and the entire affair Will be for the
poor motherssand, poor children OF the
city. who have never had the oppor-
'tunity Of enjoying real evening OF
pleasure. isnn3 M
MIR. Belcher announced ycstCl day
that the affair Hoil take pIa:, On
evening OF thei23lI;. aid lie hopes tnnt
every family in ths city. without fn'i3
to purchase ;tliosp Injuries, will come
out and share III The plcaGurCs III The
evening. nia1f. 9,i
He also stated thai. .lic program for
the evening woui1 consist IT srn3Y
and recitntiohe an.l there will r. no
'asa or eoas$gla co sglnss; sr.aag,,s ,or an event
OF this kind. The Salvation army Will
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-31
THRIFTY f ARNIERS
| NEAR ANDERSON
Mr. aldi idrs1 iWl.;L. Perry Making
4, heir zsssss Ness Tcwn e
II. / IGsgIasen len Spot

81 Nothing is prettier or gives o feeling
Ok greater satisfaction than looking
over titled, and seeing
!: the fo%Tcaa % st naf fftf6 controlled In such
a, nanpars ms to conserve the fertility
S 0f, the, soil and pRoduce the maximum
crop oH b afsa. !. IN this the far
mer isl ahk AhHkg men, and there is
I'd: feeling Of independence and sturdy
manhood developed as o consequence
that can! be found nowhere elso
Among the we'll titled farms located
near The city. and there are many such
1 fharas e nome batter than that Ans Mr..
and Mrs. ". L. Perry. located two
! miles east-et- Anderson, Mrs. Perry
ID included In This for she is just as
much intreseted in It as her husband
and hoes her own row" sometimes
literally. 4 1@@Qiye on Mr.. Sam skel-
ton place and are farming ION
nhnreH.,, Mr. Perry has rented land
from four owners SO as to make up o
I gpod two horse farm. y,
y sSs He haa planted this year 50 acres
SGf this az ncrea are In. cotton, 10 acres
an corn, Il 3 acres In forage crops and
I llls acre In ayaaQt ! potatoes. An adyo-
5scafe ,ofs de eSh blowing and thorough
gpraparation of.,tlie. soil 1.-The drought
which has .wrotight such havoc In this
county Fhns mot injured Mr.. 1 orry's
srfop aeemingiy but little; One field of
{ corn VIII make easily go bushels to
Ntiies acre and is pretty and green to
stke sbottom 4 Hts cotton is also much
above the average In his community.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
ANNUAL
MEETING OF
RIO GRANDE

Al , o'clock this afternoon a meeting
or the stockholders of the Rio Grandc
railroad under the former ownership WAS
held in the private ear Of Albert Il. Per
kins. wee president Of the Frisco. who
arrived ia Brownsville last night from
kinesvillc. X. j. klchcrg. also one of
the Stockholders IN the line. and Ill.
Nance. auditor, were present ~ the
meeting.
The meeting this afternoon was really
the annual meeting Of the Rio Grande
railroad which was ia have been held
some DAYS aga II was for the purpose
az approving ~ the minutes of the cor
poration the sale az the Rio Grandc rail
road to A. Albert Browne.
Mr.. Perkins attended the annual meet
ing of the II. Louis. brownsville and
Mexico railroad directors. held III Kings
willie. Saturday. az which the old officers
were reelected. Vice. President I'yratt
was present ~ the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
LION TRAINER KNOWN
HERE WAS KILLED IN
BINGHAMT0N, NY

W. \. "Snakci King was advised today
hat the lion trainer. Cardona. who ex-
hibitcd nj the animal show at the last Mid
winter fair. wa~ killed Nj BInghamton. y.
u. on June ~, BY hi- biz lion, Nero. Car
iona was the second man ~ fall before
the powerful claws OF Nero. this hon hav-
my two years ago killed Captain Mrkrn-
zic. q lion trainer. M New Orleans. L..
King was well acquainted with both
men. and also with the lion. lie was very
much .ricvcd a. learn ~ the death ~ hi
friend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
r.. J.. KLEBERG HERE TODAY.
Prominent kleberg County Ranchman and
Capitalist Spends Day on Business.

l.. !. klrbcrg. prominent kichcrg
county citizen. ranchman. and capital
ist. ami director in the - Louis. Browns
willie X Mexico railroad. il a visitor in
Brownsville today. Mr.. klcbcrg was
here ID attend the meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Rio Grande railroad. Re
fcrring to klcberg county conditions. he
said:
"klchrre j. in fine shape and the
crops are in a. good a condition a. could
be- hoped for. Cotton j. doing specially
well. and the farmers ~ the county are
gratiiicd that 81 far there have been no
evidence of the boil wccvil. Corn Il also
in fine condition. There il considerable
and increasing interest through the
county in dairying. and the industry is
making rapid strides"
Mr.. Klrbcrg expected Ia return 10
kingsville this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
SAN BENITO BALL
CLUB TO HAVE A
FIRST CLASS PARK

san Bcnito. Texas. June l5.-Prcpara-
tions are under way for San Bcnito'>
newly organized ball club Ia have u
park second Ia none in the l.io Grandc
Valley. \ bla-k adjoining the business
district has been diSkcd and carefully
~lcycllcd and now is being rolled down
with 4 heavy road roller before being ii
nally measured off. At this park San
Benito'> Hog WaddlcrS are planning 10
meet ali the good teams in the Valley.
Ii j. possible that some move will he
started "a launch a sunday league Of the
Valley towns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
Call Bay City Minister

San Bcnito. Texas, June l5.-At \
conference If IT, members today the
First Baptist church ~ thi- city extended
nm invitation 10 Rev. j. w. Morrison of
Bay City. Texas. ~ the pa~torate. which
was made vacant last December hv the
resignation of Rev. IT. a. Payne. This IL
the third call extended by the local church
during this time IN mn effort To secure 4
strong man To take charge Of the field
acre.
Rev. Morrison comes "a I this church
strongly recommended IN hi . Bay CITY
congregation and II j. yet 4 matter Of
some question a 10 whether ne can be
persuaded to give up hi connection with
that church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
INVITATION TO COMMENCEMENT.
Sisters Of Incarnate Word Academy Ex-
tend Invitation TO Friends and Patrons.

The Sisters of the Incarnatc Word and
Blessed Sacrament tender Y most cordial
invitation L. the patrons and friends Of
their academy "a hc present NJ their com
mcnccmcni exercises.
The primary and preparatory depart
ment~ viii nave exercises al I o'clock on
Thursday afternoon. June ls.
Senior cla~~e~ and graduating exercises
will hc held Friday evening. June ~. NJ q
O'Clock.
The GRADUATES thi> wear are. Mi-- GLADYS
Layton. Mis- Lillian Hicks and Mis- Marie
stark, completing the literary course: and
Misses Sarita Starck and Josephine "a
valeta completing the commercial course.
Parents are requested not % bring chill
drcn under four years Of age to the excr-
ri~cS.
II i announced that school viii be re-
>urled AZ thc academy on September l..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
BRIDGE FOR SAN BENIT0 ROAD.
Work Will Begin on Seventy-FWe Foot
Frame Structure on Wednesday Morning.

- County Commissioner y. a. Graham
Of San I;cnito. precinct No. >. was in
Brownsville today searching for timber
for a bridge Ia be- built on the Browns
willie aud San Bcnito road. between oil
mito and Barrcda. The bridge will be-
seventy five feet long. aud will replace
n %culvcrt pipe which cnuld not hold the
high waters that csunc through there re-
Gently. thus permitting the washing %
the roadway.
In order - make the bridge secure
Commissioner Graham has arranged for
eighteen foot piline. and work on put
ting down this piling will begin on Wed
ncsday morning. \ pile driver was oh
tanned from Mission. and j. expected on
the ground tomorrow afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
BAD FOR THE LATREL.S.

William Dean lIowclls. according To
the Washington Star. was admniShilg
a Young novelist. who. after writing a
fine mover. had produccd only slight
commercial things.
Two critics" he said ~ the young
man. were discussing u certain author.
" His l~anrcls.' said the firsI critic.
already seem faded and bcdraggled.'
" That the other critic agreed. il
because he has been resting on them :"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15


II. Nance of kimg~villc. auditor Tor the
It. Louis. Brownsville A Mexico railroad
il IN Brownsville today attending the
annual mceting of the Rio Granic rail
road stockholders He il registered al
the Miller hotel.
III. L. MuSScr of Los Angeles. Calf.
The Herald office today. Mr.. MusSer is
II California seed man. and he l. looking
over the Valley with u view of going aft
or some Of the business Of this section.
W. II. Mead Of liaymcndvillc arrived
participate in the deliberations of the
county democratic executive committee.
Vicente Simo. n well known Point ISa-
bel Young man. spent the week end in
brownsville. returning % the Point 10.
day.
T.. j. McCunc of Point Isabel il in
lRrCwnSvillc today. Mr.. NcCune is the
proprietor ~ the Point Isabel hotel
q. T.. McClclland ~ New Orleans l. 4
business visitor in the city today. lie /.
registered at the Miller.
When at Point Isabel don't forget a.
visit Tarion Beach on Padre Island and
call NJ Lavio~' boarding hou~e-6.l5G y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
MZEZW
MslTHEKTRESy
pRACRAMNfE TnNIcnr
PROGRAMME TONIGHT.

PATllE'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. al the mel
dents ~ the occupation of Vera Cruz.
fighting, navy and shin~ in harhor. etc.
FATTY" and Mabel Normand in
a ROBUST Notwithstanding Key
stone comedy.
Anita Stewart and r.. n. Lincoln in
THE RIGHT AND WRONG OF IT.
Nitagraph drama.
Tcmorrc*-"The Daneer-Thanhou~er in
two reels. featuring Marguerite Snow in
a powerful emotional role.
5c-MATIMEE DAllY-5c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
Or. Macdonald Honored-Maior ; A

kcphurt. commander "a tho coast ariil-
lcrv corps IN Fort Brown. gave a luncheon
ut hi~ quarters Yesterday IN honor ~ Dr.
George MacDoueall. pastor OF the Church
of the Advent. A.snong those present. be-
sides the guest 81 honor and the host. were
Captain Gecr~. DIR. Farrow and other Of
ficcrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
Observed Flaq DayLF1ag day -cr

~ - ~ 0uJ - 80
were held in the rooms of Brownsville
lodge No. 1892. Benevolent and Protective
Order 81 Elk. There was 4 fairly large
attendance, which would pcrhap~ have been
larger had not Point Isabel attracted !:
number Of the members ON Saturday after
noon for the week end. Exalted Ruler a.
Wayne Wood conducted the services.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

Sentenced ~ LCGrcRrorH.-Thc mill
tary headquarters here have beer advised
that the sentence of v year against
Cook Honey of the Third cavalry. has
been affirmed hy the Southern depart
ment at san Antonio. Honey was con.
victcd before n courtmartial If entering
a private residence in this city about
two months ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
TO TIE PUBLIC.

: After the 18th If June aud until
further notice the Union Meat Market
will not open in the afternoon. Please
Mace orders in the morning.
6l9I15 W. X. LUBBOCK
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

Eu>k. Texas. June l3.-W. T.. Single
tary has established the I,usk Cherokee
Sun her and will act 80 IT, editor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

FOR RENT-Two furnished or unfnrni~h-
cd rooms for light house Secpine: close
In. modern convenience % man and wife.
Responsible prominent people. Address
Box ,. care IIcrald-lt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
AUTO PAINTING

7. A. Beniteau, San Benito Texas
First class painting equipment with dust
proof finishing room. Reasonable prices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

Learners ~ Nccf.-The Learners tluD
will meet Tuesday afternoon NJ > o'clock
at the residence Of Mrs. II. II. Creagcr.
ON Elizabeth street. All members are
urged 10 attend the meeting by order OF
the secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
San Benito K. P's Elect.

San Bcnito, Texas. Inns l5.-At it,
~scini-annual election Saturday night. the
local lodge of Knights of Pythias chose
The following officers for the balance oi
the year: {. G.. J. ". Belts: Y. C.. O. {.
Collins; PROBATE, l.. A. Young: NJ. III A.,
Claude Porter: VI. Of W. Jesse Hodge: |.
g.. II. II. Lindsey; q q. a. Ahcrcromhie
NJ. Of f., Charles GIecn~lade. These Of
iiccr- will BE- installed M the first regular
meeting next month
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

Misses Una Young. Amelia Young and
lCorina Young. daughters of !. j. Young.
arrived in the city last night from It.
Louis. Misses Amelia and corina have
been attending school a. the Sacred
Heart k-adcmy in that city. and Miss
Una went north To accompany them
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

NOTICE. CANDIDATES.

Following are the rates charged
by the Brownsville Daily Herald
for announcement To the follow
ing offices. TO run until election
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
Correspondents Gather Here -

newspaper corrc pondcnt~ who have beer
doing duty IN Mexico have arrived IN
Brownsville 10 equip themselves for \
lengthy campaign which may take them 10
the City Of Mexico. They include NJ. Tral-
IL Of Tanpico. 4. T.. Wallace OF New York.
". II. Dnrlroroseh OF New York and q. j.
Artrys of Saltillo. After spending a few
days in this city they expect 10 begin the
return journey southwark. They are guests
nj the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

Dr.. Works riH return from vacation
To resume practice June -. l9li.-G5@
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

Much Better-Miss a. Lorbcr. who wa.
seriously Ill for several days. j. much bet
ter today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

W. l.. Henderson If san Antonio IL
Brownsville today. liz is registered
the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
Leaves ON Vacation

Leaves on Vacation -. W. Bouton.
money order clerk At the post office, left
sunday morning Tor GalaIoli~. Ind. where
he will spend his vacation. lie will visit
relatives and friends. expecting TO return
10 resume his duties IN abnu; two weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

1915 calcndors.-BiShop's Print shop.
1IG,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15
PERSONALS
Enjoy Yourself with a fine fish 4.

ter dinner a Tarpon Beach. I.avic- board
house, 1851
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

in the city today. lie j. registered NJ
the Miller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-15

4 Rdtnb 90 SapPcr.-A rainbow sup
per will be- given Wednesday evening
from q to 1890 for the benefit Of the
Parent Teachers Association by the JoI-
~ Dozen club. Place 10 the Grammar
school. Will serve chicken and fruit sal.
al. with pickles and crackers: fricl chick
tamalcS. and cnchiladas and pimicn-
To and ham sandwiches. iced tea aud
coffee. ice cream and cake and home
made candy. Gate admission five cents.
ADV. II.
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