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PROPOSALS,

UNITED STATES CAPITOL. WASHINGTON
D. C. Sealed proposals. in duplicate for the fol
| lowing fuel for the United States Capitol poy~,
pant Tor the fiscal year ending June % lsl5 viii
e received at the Office Of the Superintendent U
8. Capstol Building and Grounds until o'ciock
p. m. on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. Isll and
that hour opened in the presence Of those bid
ders who elect to be present. viz s 900 tons NOR
| or less. Of bituminous coal Bidders must srecify
names OF coal and location nf mines frnm which oh
tanned. All coal to weigh 200 mounds to the ton
/ and To be delivered the siding Of the CAPITOL
power plant, situated in GARFIELD Park W,sbinSton
d. C., at such times and in such quantities as ma
oe ordered by the undersigned All coal will be in
| seaoo ana weighed by government inspector.
oesignated by the UNDERSIGNED for which no charge
| wiu be made to the contractor Each proposal must
| oe sceompsned by a certified check for SlOo nav
| able to order Of the Superintendent u s. Capitol
Buildns and Grounds. to be forfeited to the United
states upon refusal failure of the bidder tn enter
INTO any contract within ten days after being re-
quired to do -. Checks will be Immediately re
uirned 70 unsuccessful bidders. and to successful
| bidders upon execution Of contract in accordance
with these specifications and filing Of bond for faith
ful performance Of the conditions thereof with sat
isactory sureties. All coal must be shippsd in M
cleaning hopner bottom II the contractor de-
hyers coal in cars Of type other than that here
tofore described. the Superintendent reserves the
nsht under conditions existing at that time to
against the contractor the excess cost of han
ding the coal with the present equipment at the
power plant The government will take all necessary
steps for testing technically and practically all the
Of unsatisfactory fuel the UNDERSIGNED may buy cps
In open market, and excess in cost over contract
price will be charged against the contractor The
contract is awarded subject to an Augmentation by
Congress 10 meet the expsnse The right is re-
served to reject any or all proposals. Bids should
be indorsed Proposals for Coal" and addressed to
the superintendent .. S. Capitol Building and
Grounds. By order Of House Office Building Com
mission. ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent U 3.
Capitol Building and Grounds mayl5le5
TREASURY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF EN. |
craving and Printing, Washington. ID. c.. May |
~, lgf-Sealed proposals will be received until 2
p. m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE s. 1914 for cleaning |
windows, doors. and transoms in the Bureau Of En-
g7ving and Printing, during the fiscal year BEGIN
ming July ], 1914. Award will be made only TO per- |
son or hrm having established facilities for doing
the work The right is reserved TO waive defects and
TO reject any or all bids Blank forms with sreci-
hcations for proposals and further information de
sired by intending biddeB will be furnished on ap-
piication 10 JOSEPH Z. RALPH. Director of the
Bureau. ma25 -
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WANTED TO RENT.
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

FOR EXCHANGE-SEVER 25-FOOT
building lots tciear), near Sixteenth
st. bridge, for Chevy Chase or city i'm
proved property. Brokers. attention
FULTON r. GORDON, Owner. Colorado
Bldg. Main sci
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o. B. ZANTZINGER,
903 New York Ave. N. W.

TWO MILES OUT IN VIRGINIA.
One of the finest home in Virginia; IL
acres; fine lawn; near electric line and
pike to city; 10 rooms and bath; a. m. l.: /:
flne view: owner out West: says sell for
S,OO. S,CcO less than cost; terms easy:
now vacant; see this at once; great bar
gain: J. L. CONWELL, 1426 y. Y. ave.
NJ. 2265.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

WALL PAPER, 1OC, I5C. 25C, AND SOC
paper. DC and 10c per piece: rooms pa
paperhanging free LIE PREtJX. S07 p ST
NV. Phone N. ssSl.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
SUBURBAN-REAL ESTATE.

FREE EQUITY IN HOUSE AND LOT
at bargain auction sale of lots in
Gretta" Addition to Riverdale. Md.
May 80 lsi4. at 2:3o p. m. Take free
For particulars see JAMES A. DULA-
NEY. SO Rigs Bldg, 18th and G SITS. NV.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

FREE MOVING FOR SToRAGE-can n. el5 for
estimates. DO separate rooms. SMITHS TRANS
FER STORAGE CO.. sr2 st. Night Tel. n. esss
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CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS
HoH.MEDICAL HEALING.
SUCCESS As MEASURED BY
RESULTS
TIE Result Getti.x Principle Of
TIE Vaeuu- Tra,t-~.x

The Result Gettinx Principle Of
The vaeuun Trestnent
is, that It seads the AIssd richly laden
with exygen and essential health
au1ds tof the body to that part of the
body needing repair-strength. IL does
this with seieatfAc eRtcieacy and GER
tainty BY wholly natural means. It is
the only method that will eliminate
disease and restore health In that class
OF chronic ailments, for which the
medical world has ne remedy-except
dope and you are denied relief every
where else.
Its Mastery control Of the Circula-
ton Of the Blood and Essential-to
Life and Health-Fluids OF the body to
as q Cure for
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FOR RENr-HoUsBs
LIGHTHOUSES

A SELECTED LIST.
zo14 WYOMING AVE.
hand,ome semidetaehed home. iocated % Wash
tngton Heights, convenient TO cars; steam heat gaA
snd electric light: II rooms and bath 0a0
DRUMMOND, MD.
On Rockville and rennailytovn Electrfe Line.
oBS oD1oss Sn:yy cncls one e.f i.,s to y; sSo@:
hot-uster heat; electric Esht: q nnse Es.n
1854 COLUMBIA ROAD.
:. .Excenent none In Mount Pleasant; nrst-foos
ssitchen: bright, large rooms and bsth: steam
1887 CALVERT ST.
.Dannle home Of 10 rooms and bath: all bright.
airy rooms. 5000.
2015 NINETEENTH 81.
Uvniooklns nean estate, handsons noqP Of u
tooms and BAH In splendid odsr. BrA door
kifchD: hotxatsf heat N0@
1904 GIRARD ST.
Inres stones, INST -noor kitchen, Il rooms and bath.
In Mount Pleasant E.G
2S32 27TH ST.
II aengnsrui locality, INST north OF Connecttcnt
Ayepne bndse; new houss Of rooms and bath see-
VIC nent bot-Uafer heat: excellent condition tbp.
1l26 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Exeeilent hone Of 10 rooms and bath newly pa
pered throughout. G0
ia2a TWELFTH ST.
convenient downtown Iccatton. In best room rent-
ns sscion: large rooms md bath: veil heated:
2zzs DECATUR PLACE.
Just north Of Mass ave.. rear 1rd St; second
moor. large rooms and hath. $500
TILE z Ii cMTTH m
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PERSONALS.

LNVALIDSi BE MASSAGED IN YOUR
home by an expert nurse, with the
Blackstone Waterpower Vacuum Massag-
er; treatments 500 any hour. Drop a
postal to Mrs E HEWINS, Room 26s
McLachlen Bldg, cor 10th and G sts NV
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PLANO TUNING.

ANo TUNING. a-5o: WORK GUAR.
nteed:s 20 years experience In repair
rk. n. HoLvERsoN, i22a North csrc-
ave, me- Lin ess2
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PROPOSALS.

treasury DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Washington
Il. C., May y. 1914. Sealed proposals for hauling
Z. 5. internal revenue stamps from the Treasury
building and the new Bureau Of Engraving and
Finting 10 the new postotSce. Washington. ID. C.
ming the fiscal year 1915, viii be received at this
fee until JUNE 2 1914 at O'Clock ?. n. and
len opened. Detailed information in regard to
be service 10 be rendered be obtained at this
fhoe. w H OSBORN Cusnmissioper.
msy5.3
s. ENGINEER OFFICE, ROOM ss SOUTH
Gn Building. Washington. d. c., May 8. 1914.
aled proposals. for furnishing and delivering Zoo
fns, more or less ZOO MS to the ton of bitImi-
bus coal will be. received here until Il m, JUNE
1914. and then publicly opened. Information on
lcation. c. W. KUTs, Major, Corps Of Engi-
H maz5B.z.8
HF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington May 2l 1914
aled proposslsr will be received at this offce
bonn SO. District Building until O'Clock D. m
NE j, l,ri9H. for furnishing and delivering twelve
,-sir furnaces for use in public schools this city,
eeihcations and fom Of proposal may be OBJ
fned from the Purchasing Officer d. c. Room
District building OLIVER p. NEWMAN.
frederick L. sIDD0Ns, CHESTER HARD
G. Commissioners. ID. c. maHD5
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FoRsTHE LADIES.

IE Earl cTu'S Hair DRESSING and Beauty
Culture School and Parior,
khes al branches. Low summer rates 71 sth st.nv.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

FUR QUICK. RELIABLE WORK ON YoUb
n.tch, go At once 10 c man who Is s1pert In ~
pairing. VIII clean your watch for dollar Wort
guaranteed.
BIUMENFELD. Jewele-,
wv hth n nv. Phone Col m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that they hzve eutcred into . psrtnsnhip for The
purpose Of condpcting in the Distinct Of Columbia |.
general joobing and nsnufscfurins paper cardhoard
and twins buaness. under the name ayie. and nrm
Of the B. y. Bond Paper Company. Beujamin y.
Bond. who resida in Baltimors City, STATE of
Maryland. 10 the general partner. and NarJ L.
Bond and Alfred Baeby. H.. who rsade In the same
place. are the special psrtner. and the MD Mary
L Bond and the sah Basby have coutibuted IN
eash 10 the common stock Of said psrtnsnhip the
sums Of ten thousand dollas (S19W.o0 and thrss
thousand dolan CsSooooo). respectively. The part
nership is 10 commence May Is loh. and h to ter
inmate May is. 1919 The PRINCIPAL odIce viii be IN
the City Of Washington.
BENJAMIN r. BOND.
MARY L. BOND,
AyFREn nAGRY II
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-
I, FRANCIS p. DAILY, WILL NOT BE
responsible for any debts contracted by
persons other than myself. FRANCIS p.
DAILY.
On May -, 1914 ] shall sell In bulk
my entire stock and fixtures located at
No. SOL NJ St. N. E. to w. p. Rocke-
charlie. n. G. black.
Once of the Georgetown Gas Light Co..
Wisconsin and Dumbarton aves NV.
Washington. d. c.
A meeting of the stockholders OF
this company for the election of seven
directors and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before this
meeting will be held at this office on Mon
day, June ]. 1914. at II noon. Polls open
II noon, close p. m. Books for transfer
OF stock win be closed from May 20 to
June !. 1914. inclusive
CHARLES p. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATEs

LoST-sATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church
and $500 18th St, ladys gold watch. with
fob; initials "a. C. E." Return to $500
14th St Reward.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-25
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

EDWARD r. SCHWARTZ, INC,
5A 18th 81. n. w,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
HOW YOU MAY THROW
AWAY YOUR GLASSES

The statement i> made that thousands
wear eyeglasses who ~ not really need
them III ,nu are one - these uniortun
atr~. then these glasses may ~ running
yuur ewes instead uf helping them. Thou
sands who wear there windows may
prove FOR themselves that they can dis
ppn>c with glasses III they Will Get the
following prescription fiIlcdat once. 81"
tn ANY active drug store and Get 4 bot
ilr ~ DIPLOMA: fll 4 two ounce bottle
with water and drop in one Diploma tab
TED. With this harmless liquid solution
battle the ewes Two IA four times daily
and yuu are likely ~ ~ a>toui>hrd 40
the results right from The start. Mann
who have hccn told that they have aS
i|i-rati,m. c,r~trlin. cataract, sore eve
lil>. weak ewes. r%nniunrliiiti> and other
,,c disorders. report wonderful benefits
from the use W this free prescription.
Get the prescription filled and use IL;
you may - strengthen your eyes that
e'a>>cS will not w. necessary. Thousands
who are blind or ncary -. - who wear
glasses would never have required them
If they had cared for their ewes in time.
save your eyes before IN H. too latr' DO
not become One ~ these victims NJ neg
icct. Eyeglasses are only Ike crutches
and every few wears they must ~ chang
cl to fit the ever increasing weakened
condition. -u better ~rr III You can. like
many others grt clear. healthy strong
magnetic eyes through the prescription
here eIlrn. ADVERTISEMENT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

The S,lf Culture cIuh met Yesterday
.alttinrun with Mrs.. e.. II. i;ull nn lrNcv
street. ard . pleasing program was rcn-
dcrrl hy members ni thr club and "A mum
brr ~ guests specially invited I'm thr
hostess Mrs. l;ull. Miss clara Belle
Smith amd Mrs. ArlrtJr each gave u
" ltEc and there we're songs ht Nr~
dances Davis. Emil nuu Howard.
t,i,iau~ refreshments were served
after which ;hc club adjourned. having
enjoyed II most delightful meeting.
The next mrrliu. viii hr hell Tues.
dIy with Mrs. Fred Tate. 40 her resi-
dcucy uu Wl>hiuytuu street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
MANY SAW ECLIPSE
AND GIVE PEOPLE OPPoETIN
l1N TD SEE MOON IN SHADOW.

The moon entered an almost total
.iipsc last night. Whirh was visible In
.rurl>,Ilcl almost duriu- tlr entire
imc iE which thr moon WAS iu Ihr
shadow. Tfc clouds ,%Irarel aoa,. eiy
ng % g,ni opportunity. and MANY wrr,
.hr beads thlI Wprr stretched upward
w uIl parts uf lhr rtN. The muun rn.
erred tur shadow ahuut ~'uciuck uud was
in The shadow until after midu .ht.
Tho eclipse Wa. visible from ail parts
~ Western Europe. North aud south
America and Western Africa.
Astronomers at the Washington naval
observatory took advantage oi Tho uppur
tuuit, iur special observation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
MASS MEETING
FEDERAL COURT
ROOM TONIGHT

For the purpose a. discussing the pro
position MI planting trees IT. thr beau
tuivufiun Df thr streets uf Brownsville
u,>> m,r.tiu. Wiil NV. held lt thc fri
,rai courtroom. iu IVY, federal Luiidiu.
4t = o'clock tonight. The mrcliu. \.
-illui h1 the Brownsville lfdir~
.'ivir lcagur. ami they urge that every.
tnr interested iu The future uf Browns
lille attend the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

AZ the request ~ friends. | hereby al
n"unoc myself a> candidate far the ~
iirr uf enc, marshal Ut the cit, uf
I,rpw %u>,illr. Texas at The coming rlrr
iinr. ~ H. hrid iu April next. subject IN
convention. Promising that IL elected
viii enforce the laws and ~oriuaucr>
| earnestly solicit your support. rllo>.
Il. TIMLINSoN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
G. T. LEAKE HERE
CHIEF CLERK or RAILWAY MAIL
SERVICE - EXAMINING POSTAL
CLERKS.

H. 4 Irakc &c Houston. chi,f clerk
fnr thr Eleventh district nj Che United
States railway mail service. arrived in
Brownsville last night. Mr.. lrakr IN
here fur the purpose uf examining tht
railway mail clerks and left this morn
ina un thr branch train and viii return
his afternoon.
Iir viii frtnIn lo Houston tomorrow
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

tomorrow morning.
Mrs. r. H. Kowalski returned last
night from Mission. where she with her
little daughter. Sophia has spent The
last few weeks visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. y. =. Reed.
Mrs. H. NJ. Skippcf returned today
from lion>tnn. She has hcrn visiting
Relatives there Tor several urrk- past.
Mrs. T.. y. Flstm has returned from a
visit "a her parents "a Houston.
8. J.. Wolf "f New Orleans Y, y visitor
in lhr rit, inda.. lie l. registered II The
Miller hotel.
IL W Marshall 81 san Antonio i~ -
business visitor IN The cit, trla, We an
y guest ~ thr Miller hotel.
e.. T. Jennings ~ CORPUS Christi y, ip
the cit, Tod ty.
ii. N. Smith nj >au Antonio i- visitor
~ Brownsville TODAY.
=. ~. ~ui>hrr w san Antonio i~ iu thc
city. llc " registered al Tie Miller hotel.
T. 4. ronc, * iinn>'on. 4 wen known
u1,clin. man. IL IN brownsville today.
SIR. n0nr, camr ia from Branch line
poiatS last night.
George : GRAY, the Corpu, Christi OH
man. y ID The city today.
! : Palmer of Houston iS here today.
lie n Z guest IA thc Miller h"lrl.
Colonel a. 4. Dr,iuc of >an Nntnnio.
cummcr-iai agent for the Trinity n
BRACES Valley railroad. ~ ia Hrown~-
Vile TODAY.
~. T.. GaIkin~. ". r.. Bates. y. X. Car.
tri. W. i. Iiilmcr. i. :. Hoffman and
H. Chamberlain. an or cleveland. ohio.
are in Brownsville tu'ay. after complei
ina a tuJr an the VALLEY. They are rc@.
%i>trtc,l M thc Miller hotel.
4. J.. chalmers W.T. l:pckpuri. Tr>l>. IL
I business visitor ~ fuvi>}illr today.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Ault of Tulsa, Ok.
are IN thr|ritv tndal. Thor arc guests
at the Miller hotel
N.sFa... Ef4yr-trtLl .F Zt..r.r.4t.I
lamps. Mexico. j. y visitor Nv the city
TODAY. lIc ~ registered at Inc san car
To- hotel.
y H.. Strinfrldt nf sherman Is 4 us
itnr in the city TO-DAY. tie is ! guest at
the san Carlos hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
INSPECTION COMPLETED
VISITING MILITIA OFFICERS
LEAVE ON AFTERNOON TRAIN
FOR Al STIN.

After completing their inspection of
Company II. THIRD icNl~ mfintr. known
l> ihc Brownsville Rifles. Captain !I.
n. Wagner. m. : A.. inspector instruct
~ on especial dut, Fly The Texas Nation
"A Guard anil Captain g.. T.. Test II he
Texas National guard Irf, this afternoon
for Austin. They Viii complete 4 long
tour uf inspection \, ri>itin. The ar.
mnr, of the Austin militia.
Captain TEST stated that The browns.
willie militia WAS found to W. im very
gn"i shape. The boys were drilled last
night tor the benefit VI the visiting 81.
firrr-. and departed themselves c%ntirrl,
tr th- Satisfaction al both in" visiting
officers and their captain. GEORGE J..
Head
Thirty members Ut th, runlnn, were
at thr drill
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

hereby announce myself a. a caudi
date FOR city Marshal Of the city VI
Brownsville I'D the election "a ~ held
next April. | refer q my past record ~
city marshal aud solicit the support ~
my friends.
NhV. 1t. GEORGE tpNNoH.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
DREhMLAAp THEATRE
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
EYE OF THE GOD or FRIEND.
SHIP" Frontier west rudrama. sen
>atiuual. thrilling.
THE SHELLS. T.. NJ. T.. with VIM.
SHAY and Ethel Granirn.
WHAT GIRLS WILL DO Nirm com
rdy with ellen White and The four fam.
Ou> beauties.
Admission five and ten cents.
"tIIEtkEL> The great racing
feature Saturday in five reefs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

H,i,H Gurir,r ~ align Ttrstuft. 20
>tor, III Russia ami Siberia. in y parts.
- riye y Tta SclHYduF For he ben
eft ~ th- work vi the Parent Teachers
a>Snciatinn. Mrs.. J. ". Holt viii give y
ica .i her home IA Gnf i.r,cr street >atur
,Iav afternoon. at 3..m p'clnrk. The pro
rtrtl> will hr used lnr the payment M ga,
cost ~ au encyclopedia recently par
chased hy the l~~uriatiun lur The u>r ~
rupils " ~ high school. M admission
r. charged. tint the guests ~ lhc~c trJ-
of The a~~ociafinn usual, give ny much
l> thr, dr~irc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
E!!Z!lEEZW
ts'THEKTIt"
PROGRAMME TONIGHT.

EXTRA ElG PROGRAM REELS
OLGA TEI>kOTF IN - parts feAur.
ivy Helen Gardner IN n >tur, ~ rrvo-
lutiouars Russia aud Punishment tU
siberia.
LIFE FoE 4 LIFE.
TIE MD SHERIFF E>~anay comedy
Tomorrow Nice Joy NV The Midnight
Message.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
PERSONALS

y. y. Lear. thc well known Lsfprd
r%iiizcn. j. \ visitor III Browns ~ to,a,
80 business. lic expects a. return north
tomorrow morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12
CITY NEWS

HnHf mGgc brfdd. CANDY Cake. AMI
rhickcn tamilr> I'll Wuman~ Exchange
Saturday afternoon %l3-ip.
Grfs HnRrG from Nfdff. Secretary Z.
NJ. CARA 0f the >chuul board has o..
%rcitai -i.nna iiufr ihr state a. par ui
school fund.-. The county will receive
about -li00n from the state. which In
used only tor the payment uf salaries
NO teachers and school employees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

For thc Scho"iy The Athlete a%>>ocia
tiun uf thr Brownsville high ~rhnni viii
serve Y railroad supper at the high
>chuul SATURDAY. evening NIr-E ll from
II a. ~ I. Dr.. at lunch counter prices \
nominal charge ~ , rcnt> Vii lr rladc
An The door. All friends and patrons ~
the schools arr cordially invited to rnnr
ami have n gu",i time and help the ath-
lvtic fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

Mrs.. Jrrut l>tH j, irrf for two weeks.
prepared Nv vuik al home an ht appoint
urut. Shlmpruiug. hairdr.~>in-. mani
curing scalp treatment. iac, massage
chillrn'> hair cutting. t"mbing> mIdc
in ~uiL .hc- and transformations. n
beautiful iinr mi hair goods IA reduced
prices. Call at 1904 Washington. or
phone $50 $40 let.
E.iru biz pyoq,eD , reels IA me
Dittmann thcatcr tonight. n
n Il. La~.op Hrrc. T. Il. Lawson.
IF the Texas department of lAgricul
,urc. who pcnt several weeks ~ Browns
l lie about "a wear ago in,c~i igating tree
insect pests. arrived ia Brow a>,il'c tu.
'laa. Mr. Lawson il here pn q short Visit
and on II private mission.
Bgy CuHfrciiDn,rB. ". H. Iloyt. a well
kuuvu brownsville man. anil Platoon
Nicholson w Houston. have formed N
partnership ari have purchased tLr
Paragon conf. iinnrr,. which has been
rlr~cd thr past several months. They
will immediately ry~turh the place. and
will reopen ii next week. a. the Olympia
confectionery. Mr.. Nicholson h. un yN
prrirucrl confectionery man. Mr. llrNt
since his return w Brownsville Inns ha--u
,,nue,trd with th, First National bluk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

Mrs. H. /. koWalski returned last
littlc daughter. sophia has spent The
last few weeks visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. y. =. Reed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-12

y. u. S%icinfcldt of sherman j. \ us
itnr I'D The rit, today. tie is ! guest at
The san Carlos hotel.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

A new species Of microbes, the ac-
ton OF which has developed a new
form Of disease. has been developed
by Nine. Victor Henri. bacteriologist-
She subjected the baccllll OF anthrax
to ultra violet rays, which changed
their nature and shape. Then the
modified bacllll were Injected into
guinea pigs. the result being a slowly
developing disease Of a totally diner
ent character from that OF anthrax.
Nine. Henri deduces nom her discov-
cry the possibility OF evolution in the
bacteria world. as in the animal
world. and expresses the opinion that
the multitudes Of existing species
come from a few primitive forms.
which have undergone transformations
under the action Of light and have en-
rendered the varieties Of germs re-
sponslble for the diseases known to
science.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11
THE WRONG KIND OF WORM.

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