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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
BARNETT DOG BEST
AT POINT PLEASANT
Eastncy Bag o Tricks. Three
Pound Pomcranian, Gets
Decision Of Judges.
MANY NEW EXHIBITORS

rofNT PLEASANT. y. J.. July 3l.-The
fhroe pound black Pomcranian Eastney
BAG o. Tricks, owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Barnett. was adjudged best
dog or bitch in the show at the first
open dog show OF the Ocean County
Kennel Cub teld on the grounds OF the
kenwyn Kennels here this afternoon. An
entry of 100 dogs was out. comprising
FOR the most part the pet dogs owned
On the vicinity Of this resort.
Here and there among the different
classes, however. many well known win
Hcrs and champions were seen. Notably
among these were Harry Rushton's
American bred champion miniature Eng
lisl bulldog Wood,laft Model. which
won the special for best OF the breed.
Magnet Mihomet, Thomas Parvin's
massive pied American bred. won first
American bred. open aud winners. In
bitches ParVin also scored first puppy
and winners viii Magnet Josie.
In tho regular Pomcranian classes
Mr.. W. A. Wilson'S Aperdare Wee
Blackie, the well known winner. won
che winners prize. He is a neat little
black, has a small, foxy head. neat
ears ana short back and "A sound color
Tvs little dog scored over It's COM
potitors In every point.
- - ~, n ~ r. 90, mo-.
- a..Is,. h..s
a. Jo, LII onn,n w., .ha ala
-. ~ ,.dn,o. 80 49, ro.,,i.r c,ass In
a. ,,"ci,t Co.. ~, do, shown hv a
So s1a a., oniy dcfe,,od a s,rory
G.,d hu, US p,,cod over wea R,ackia
nv ~ !, IL pnrendsohn and CharIc,
~, yrord the iudpos. After this she
So, n,,t ava Jareatcd tho winners OF
evei y otrer breed. winning a handsome
tronby
Ai,cd,to ,arriers had the largest en-
,rt.s and ,nory good pupnies were
brourht on, amonr them n three-months
oi1 g. % chor,nior doe Long Cadet
hraj and owned nv II T. Height, which
r,on ,hc hinc in Tho dog puppy class.
In The oppoyite sex Queen, a nve-months-
oid daughter of cha ,npion Soudan Sw.v.
,Icd an h,ybcs, honors.
The snerIal for best Airedale terrier
Ar the ahn,S as we'll as that for best
sporting dog was won by Laurence To-
b.n's Kenwyn Nattahnan, a big sound.
unstandirg dog with good head and
hone. although shown n little off In coat.
He il a Young dog and was sired by
kenwyn Tango,
N-s Nav II NcCurdy won every
thilg In collies with the splendid team
Ormskirk sensation and Pinewood Pip
MIN The last named won the special
for hes, of the breed and has quite a
aerso,ion. record. She has won In all
Ave hrsts. eigh, specials and two re-
eerye winners at three shows, and this
recnrd ia all the more remarkable be-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
SOUTHAMPTON CLUB MEETS.
Success Of Second show Assures
Decision to Hold a Third.

Southampton. L. L.. has conn on the
dog show map TO stay. The second an
nual show held there recently Vas a
revelation as to what may be done in
attractiveness. together with good a
agement. originality and careful atten-
tica to every minute detail. The club
has just held a meeting and elected
officers preparatory to starting plans
for next years show.
This In the reason no many exhibitors
were heard to remark Greatest outdoor
show in America !" after this years
event. The club leaves no stone I'M
turned to see that the show IL an as
surcd success. One OF the leading spirits
in this club is Henry @. Trevor. who has
long been identified with breeding and
exhibiting poodles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01

1t is n pleasure to all followers OF
dog shows to know that James Mort!-
mer OF Hampstead. Long Island. who IL
known from coast to coast among dog
owners, Is fast regainIng good health.
At Mlneola's show In June. Mr.. Morti-
mer looked as though he were a sick
man. although he stuck to his work
az superintendent throughout the two
days. II a few weeks later fulfilled
his engagement as all around Judge at
White Plains. Since then he has taken
a complete rest and now looks his old
self again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01

The dog show In connection with
the New York State Fair at Syracuse
has grown steadily in popularity and 1t
Is thought that this year the canine
event will be n greater reunion than
ever, The leading kennel clubs and In
dividual dog fanciers In the country have
given freely in the way Of cups and
special prizes, The prize list caters for
all the larger and more useful breeds,
from Russian wolfhounds down to the
smallest Of the toy varieties. George
Foley OF Lansdowns, Pa. will superin.
tend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
Delaware Show should Succeed.

TIL Delaware state Fair Dog Show
held AZ the Fair Grounds, Wilmington,
Del, Thursday and Friday. September
y ana 10, should have a large entry, in
view or me fact that the Wilmington
kannel club and the Delaware Setter
ana Pointer Club are taking active in.
serest' Tho show If one Of the few held
f'tt offers prize money in the classes.
a partial list OF the judges follows IL.
1lerkey. -. Demands and Great Danes {:
George F.amncr, beagles John II.
&;ackwood, %collies Mrs, w. w. Mac
Lead p"odles, toy pooilcs and Maltese
'errleFsi W. w. Deisslcr. Airedale ter
.,eIs' Nifs' NJ h, smith, bull terriers /;
Mrs, John Walters, Pomeranians Mrs
=. ~ Williams. pugs, Italian g~reyhounds,
n~h,hSahuas, and g. Musa ATnolt. the ali
touaaer, .n~..~--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
THE CONEJO KENNELS

oner the following celebrated prize win
Wire Haired Fox Terriers, "Guycroft
Salex."
Conejo Parcels Post, fee 916.
West Highland white Terriers.
"ConeJo C~heckmate," fee &2b.
hrdoch Chief. fee SAB.
Dunregan Hero. fee S25.
The above high class dogs are the prop
erty OF Mrs. II. a. Rainey and are 10 charge
OF her kennel manager, TRAY
FORD, Huntington. l.. l., to whom all COM
municationr should be addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
Mrs. Henry Hiil 4. in Scotland.

Notwithstanding the war. tourists
from the United States are arriving on
their annual pilgrimage in search Of
stock to strengthen their Kennels says
a recent Issue of Our Dogs. among the
first OF the American visitors to arrive
is Mrs. Henry Hill. who has arrived In
Scotland from New York. This lady,
who II a native of Yorkshire, owns a very
extensive kennel OF Pekingese and Pom
eranians in the land Of tho Stars and
Stripes. and IL searching through the
chief kennels OF toys in England and
Scotland. and It IL her intention to take
back rs strong and extensive a team a.
dollars can command. She has COM
menced by securing from Mr.. McNabb Of
Dundee the classy black Pom Norman
Bunty. This Pom has done a lot of
winning n ought to do we'll when he
arrives In America. Mrs. Hill intends to
return to New York in time to make
things hum at the fall and winter shows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
WYCOLLAR BOY WINS
MANY BRITISH PRIZES
Son Of George Q%uintard's Dog
Is Making Great Record
at English Shows.

A young wire haired fox terrier which
has made n great record In England is
Wycollar Boy. n year old son of George
Quintard's famous Champion Wire Boy
OF Paignton. Wycollar BOY recently at
tanned his championship title in England,
defeating many OF the best dogs In the
country. our Dogs has the following to
say of this remarkable youngster:
THE very important prizes won by
Wycollar Boy surely constitute a record
not only for this breed. but II Is very
doubtful II this record has been equalled
by any dog or bitch of this age. Making
his first appearance at the Wire Fox
Terrier Associations show at Sheffield,
he headed every dog class. winning ten
firsts. the kennel clubs challenge certih-
cate and thirty-eight special prizes. In
Guiding the associations challenge plate
for the best terrier in the show.
"At the recent National Terrier Club
show at Nottingham. besides his class
wins n the challenge certificate. ne
was awarded the Bennett Edwards
twenty guinea challenge howl for the
best terrier of any breed bred by the ex-
hibitor and also the open special for the
best terrier in the show-a unique ex-
perience for such a youngster.
10 hAs PS'abiS SipWSs pIttulIlE dbdtN
tells. His owner. who has now been
breeding wire fox terriers for over
twenty years. has always held that the
surest way to success is to breed from
the best and although many good ter
riers have been produced from this
kennel Mr.. Turner has rarely exhibited
as the high standard that he aims at has
until the appearance OF this champion.
not been obtained. His ambition 10
breed a champion has at last been full
filled so that II is not at all surprising
that the many tempting offers he has re-
from would be purchasers. both
here and in America have been refused
as Mr.. Turner knows the pleasure and
value OF possessing a champion terrier,
having at one time or another owned q
number OF o wires. including Marquis
OF Gaywood, brother TO Champion South
boro Salex. which sired Champion Men,
bers Sportsman. which In turn got the
little dog Champion Surbiton Scorcher."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
COIIIFS.
SP&NIEIS.

japanese Spanicls, the hest ~ imported a.
Blue Ribbon stock. sleeve and lirsc- ~.
mems for sale. MISS l.. HAkk>tN .A.l L'r.,.
st., Brooklyn. Tel. j251-W Prospect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01

Ch. R"by Da.,I"r. dos and his EnaI'.h,
winner: R%idEeway Dassier. Best Son q
P Pom sn%s, "' az stud. Ridsewsy BLACK
Nugget. 3ls.pound black ProfHse cost
!are quality. Zee saS; k'dssrny
Big international wtnner Fee $40: The
Imported English Bulldci a. STUD: RiHs.
nd America. Grown stock and Puppies
for sale nj All Times. GEORGE W.
QUINIAHD. Owner. Char's: n",sSn.
long Island. n: Y. Ridseway Kennels.
Phone 2464 Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
FOX TERRIERs.


The Imported Wire
Haired Fox Terriers
At Stud: wireboy Of
patgnt0n, Fec $50.
On. Raby Dazzle.
Fee s25. The Sensa-
ton Of England and
America.
RtdEcway Eafner. Fee
$50. Full Brother to Oh.
Raby Daxy1er. Ridge
way Nutcracker, Fee
0spf wy0nA ynnnR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
PEkISGESF,
20 NEkA\IANs,

HIGHEST CLASS SHOW sPrCINFNS,
YOUNG AND HEALTHY SIOCk. q
SALE At MODERATE PRICES. WLiCk-
AND BROWNS \ >pEtIAIn.
Mrs. X. y. Mayhem, rrollr, stop 2l2
jericho Turnpike. New HYDE Park. lung
leland. Phone AIR Floral Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01

Gold and white and black and white puppies
By Omar on exhibition and Tor sale at t..
boulevard. Astoria, l.. |. Telephone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
SPELLING MATCH;
So CONTESTANT
TO PARTICIPATE

Thirty--ix contestants from various
parts Of Cameron county viii participate
III thc spelling contest. which i- tu br held
Friday night. March L.. ia the high school
auditorium WI san Benito under the dIrrc-
tiun Nj ihe lnter~chola-tir league of Cam
eron county. Il J. expected that nearly
every school M Cameron county will ~
represented.
There viii WI four contestants from
Brownsville, two from the grammar school
and two from thc high school. Matches
ha,c hccn conducted IA the local schools
Tor the purpose III selecting those who viii
represent Brownsville. but np M this after
noon the representative from thi- city
had not been decided upon.
Thrc, prize have been offered. thc first
being u piece III -tatuart. The Winged
Victory the second. . bust Of shake
~peare. and y special prize, a gold medal,
~ offered the winner lor the county hy
The Brownsville Herald.
THE towns thai viii participate IN the
contest aud spelling match ill he Browns
Vile. San B%rnto, Harrington. Sebastian.
Stliwcll. Landrum school. Wilson school.
Rio Ilondo. Osborne school, RaymoudVille,
Lyiord. Bucnu Nucva. Nebraska. and
othcr-.
m addition to the regular contest there
viii bc an oid time spelling match between
the school contestants and the elderly men
and women ui the community. After 300
words sent from thc state university are
exhausted. thc uld ~Bluc Back Npcllcr' will
be- used.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES
PRACTICALLY PARAlyZED
ACCOUNT OF NO SHIPS

Washington. Mar. 0.-Tradc between
the United States and the PHILIPPINES
has been practically parallyzed and bust
ness conditions IN the islands seriously
depressed bN lack OF ships 10 handle the
since the European war began.
This situation was revealed tuady in a
letter from Secretary of Commerce Red
field 10 Secretary Garrison of the war
department. a. whom Governor General
E. Harrison had appealed for relief for the
island shippers. After r%cciting the con
dltions rs deScibcd by the governor gen
ditionS a. described ~ the governor gen
cral the letter saws:
: long a. there u 40 law giving "a
any power over any shipping the GOV
crnment t. powcrlesS IN the matter. PR
vate and corporate Interests are IN con
troll of the situation and w can Ito moth
ing"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
REPRESENTATIVE
TO REPORT ON CONDITION

f.. H.. Hamilton oi Houston. represent
iHs th, Orro-utcd Wood Block Paving
company. thr contractors for thc block
pa,iNe WV .li- ciil, Irit tor Houston this
afternoon. rltrr an Inspection ot thc paw
ing here Nr. Hamilton wilI report ~ hI~
rumraiv wv regard tu IHr condition IN Che
paving nnd a- to what ac believes The com
pauy should NV tu r,i .sc itself entirely M
it- contracts in thi- ,ry.
The company hI- gunc out WI business.
and I'M NOW winding up it- affairs. The
city of Brownsville -uil owes u about
$500. but i- Withholding payment M the
amount pending some repairs demanded tn
thp council. thr Witty claiming that the com
plny IN uudrr huri to make these repair
for " iur1.J ot il,r years following the
completion uI fhc work.
During hi- -tgy here Nr. Hamilton con-
lcrrrd With Mayor Ira rmH NJ I'M nwor-
man. Coo offered no lr.lo-, tion FL 2 basis
tur rlu- lu connection
uirh .h. Xii .- expected that
.I, rom soon after
non. INN .hr headquarters
o \,- u
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
TO ORGANIZE MORE PEACE
SOCIETIES IN TEXAS

nr. t li Lawrence 0f Wi Dorado,
kau,.. who yesterday perfected the or
|uauilltiuu wv Brownsville uf the first
Texas branch of the International Peace
and Equity League, leaves tomorrow
After u short trip ur thr valley on per
s,uaI business hr plans to g1 To Kings
willie. Corpus Christi amt other South
Texas points e. organize similar Socic-
ties. and then hr expects to proceed 70
the larger cities of the state % pro
,rrutr thH work. lIr wIIl appear also
d fore thr Texas legislature very soon
Envy behalf WIT thc movement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
QUICK ACTION WANTED.

When one i coughing and splitting
with tickling throat. tightness in chest.
soreness IN throat and lungs-when
head i aching. and the whole body
racked with a cough that won't permit
slecp-he wants immediate relief. thou
sands say Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound is the surest and quickest acting
medicine for coughs. colds. Group and
la grippe. Maritime Drug Store, north
corner Market square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
ROADS TOUR TO
BEGIN MAR. 20
SECRETARY D. {. c0LP or TEXAS
ASSOCIATION WILL Be IN
The VALLEY.

The border highway tour viii begin
IN Brownsville with " hig higlw+y
booster meeting on thr night ut Mare N
%. County Commissioners =. y. Graham
uf san Brnit0. who is attending thr
meeting uf the commissioners court
to-day received w mr,~ag. irrII I'D. VI.
tolr ID san Antonio. secretary 0 iEr
Texas Good Road, Association. adyis
ING that hr would hr unable tu connie tu
Brownsville hr.orc thrt date. IT, viii
bring with him vi. W. Marshall MI Wash
ngtou. road expert connected with the
United state, Department of Agriru.-
turc.
IN " not expected uuW that thr tuuI
will hy made uli thr WHY to Laredo at
that time. but VIII extend from Browns
willie westward. probably as far N, 'u-
md. Starr County. with highway meet
ing, in every town visited. Returning.
the tourists viii visit Ediiuburg. llidal-
20. county. and thence over w Ray
mondviilr ami l%.yfurl. completing the
tour. which Il y expected viii consume
about five DAYS MI Time.
The tour and highway meetings Will
hr for thr purpose " Irrcating ruthusi-
assn for 'hr proposed automobile high-
way from Brownsville to san Antonio.
I'M way of Laredo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
BESTOWED UPON
A SAN BENIT0 SINGER

Mr.. Wilbur l.. Freeman of San Bcnito.
who ha~ charmed many Valley audiences
with her splendid vocal powers. has been
requested ~ tie chairman W the program
committee ~ thc fifth district convention
81 the Texa~ Federation 81 Womcn'~ clubs
a. appear on thc program. The convention
will pa held iu san Antonio April IL aud
III. Mr.. Freeman ha- consented. ana has
selected 'Prntcmp~." Nal-c Chantcc
tSpringl IVY leo stern, pp. an.
Mr.. Freeman wa- -nlcndidly received III
Brownsville ~ two occasions. and the re-
quest from the program committee WI thc
convention J. considered quite q r%ccoeni-
tIou.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
III. u CHENEY x CO. Toledo. q.
We. the undersigned. have known r J.
Cheney for the last ~ years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In All business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by HIS firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon tho blood and mu-
c0us surfaces ~ the SYSTEM. Testimonials
sent free. Price - cents per bottle. sold
by an Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
3. Y. p. U. Program.

Following j. the program for the II. Y. i.
t.. sunday evening. March Fl:
Song.
PRAYER.
song.
Bible lesson. 90th P~alm-A. 4. IIipp.
PRAYER.
God Eternity. Man Mortahty-P~alm
Ao :l-d-Mi~- Lille Harvey.
The Reason for Mani Frailty-P-alm
:1-l2-Mr-. "A. q. IIipp.
a Prayer for God'~ Prc~encc-P~alm
90 :l3-l7-Robt. II. Bennett.
The =. n. II. vi. and IT. Relation ID the
Church-Rcv. r. Y. IIerndon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
The Overwhelming Theme.

On Thursday all tie Rcd ~OX bows
Put on their TRAVELLING things.
Aud steamed away 1T ten q. m.
To Arkansas Hot springs.
! came 70 work that day at nine
Nine-iitN. Boston time.
Says Charles SAY Bill why don't YOU, 20
And cop 4 baseball rhyme"
/ started on with oul atlamc:
-. Twas Inspirations call.
| reached the train M ten o'clock.
And saw the men Of ball.
l sat me down that day at twelve
To do Il Rel SoX lay
But thro' my mind there ran this song
Twas All my >oal could say:
IF the Sultan train that's waiting there
Upon that Sultan track
Can't hold his wives who. feed and clothc
The girls till Suit gets back"
G. W. Hughes M M~ar-haltown. Iowa. n
prominent landscape architect OF the nor
thcrn state. ~ i'll Brownsville for \ few
days. Mr.. Hughes h planning the land
scaping of the new cemetery IN Che east
ern part Of the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
Miss Gearing TO Lecture Mis- Mary

Miss Gearing TO Lecture Mi Mary III.
Gearing. professor M domestic economy in
the University Ut Texas, and connected
with the extension department IA the uni
yei-ity. il l. announced VIII lecture 81
Brownsville under thr an-rict- W.T. thc
Learner CLUB ou thc evening oi March III.
HER subject being ~Nhat W Means wv wv w
Home Builder Mis- Gcaring will spend
two day IVY Brownsville. and wv thr after
noon M March lG -hc will NJ her spectral
request. deliver = lecture before the rural
women ~ this immediate section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
0YSTERS-We receive fresh select GAL
weston oysters daily. In bulk, 10 cents per
dozen. Texas Lunch, City Market, Phone
430.-227tf

Chief Clerk CHM !ll.-R. l.. CHM. see
rotary VI the local examining board III The
United States civil service commission.
and chief clerk at the custom house. a.
confined "a hi- bed I'd hi- home on Tenth
street today on account ot shines. Mr..
Ginn'~ condition, however, IN not serious.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
TOTAL .................>ni.4iI5o


state W.T. Texas. tuluty uf Cameron.
W.. T. A. Mrian. as tirt nr.-iIr aad
Saunders Gregg H- cashier nt SEATED .aTN ".U
ui as. iu ~niruulN swear that trU .... t
ment i@ trur OIL thr best uf rHr hnIw
belief. ny NJ Mr,ary. ,irr president M
Gregg. Cashier. Itu.EI
Subscribed uud SWORN tu before mu. t iifl
duy WI March. N. ~. 1919 VI u. E.tulu
Notary Public. Cameron county. ItNra
Correct Attest. III A Notary. Az. II Mr
baHItt. !. Il. Scott. directors. Copy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
PERSONALS
Beautiful and original. and !

Beautiful and original, and really %
inexpensive" wa- the unanimous opinion
Of ail who saw TIE BuIlack Store millinery
di~play.-lt.
q. M. Mason oi san Bcnitu spent n few
hours III the city yesterday.
W. w. Nann went 10 Harrington thu
morning on the branch train.
q. j. Tucker VI -. Louis j. registered
at the San Carlos.
A.. J. Whitworth Of McComb. Mis-, j. 4
guest 1T the san Carlos.
+. Il. Sterling Of San Antonio j. reg
i~tcrcd ut the san Carlos.
a. +. Chambers Ut Fort Worth y III tile
city on business. lie D. q guest az the
san Carlo~.
J.. T. summers Of Corpus Christi i reg
i-tcr III the san Carlos.
4. NJ Roburd- u San Beuito came down
on the noon tram today.
=. J. Crcuger 1T Houston j. registered
al the Miller.
II. L. Bush Of Dallas i in Brownsville
today.
II. j.. Watts IT San Bcuito y III the
Miller.
". NJ. Pearce and wife At Wichita,
Kan. are IN the city.
Gu- Ro~enield,a Houston travelling man.
j. 4 business visitor III Brownsville today.
j.. b. McAllcn returned today from 4 trip
10 the McAIlen ranch IN IIidalgo county.
NJ. n. Miller VI SAN Antonio i~ \ bu-i-
ness visitor in Brownsville today. a guest
III the Miller hotel.
Forrest b. Adtm~ ii Fort Worth j. in
Brownsville today. 4 guest al the Miller.
William Van Iloo-euhuyzc pa Cincinnati.
Ohio, j, IN Brownsville today, registered at
the Miller hotel.
Juan Sarabia ~ Apodaca. Mexico. arr
rived IA the city last night and j. regis
tered az the Miller hotel.
". VI. kuntz 81 Houston l. q business
visitor III the city today, \ guest M the
Miller hotel.
III. NJ. bennett nf Kmg~yillc spent yes
terday IN Brownsville, visiting relatives
and tricnd~.
y. Il. George came III from Corpus
Christi last night. lie. had been there on
business.
r.. II. Miuton ot IIcInpihll. Texas. and
u. G. Barker. sheriff ot Sabine county. are
IN Brownsville for q few day. looking
over The Valley section. Mr.. Miuton came
down also ~ visit hi- brother. y. VI. Min
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11

Floyd Shock. the Il. Loui- capitalist
who ~ Interested wv thr faymuHdviIlr dis
trict. was IN Brownsville yesterday. lcat-
ing VI The early train today tur Buyomnd
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
H0Iting Case Examinations

Clerk q. L. Lcakc Of the railway mail ser
vice. with headquarters at Houston. arr
rived On the midday train and spent the
afternoon examining the mailing clerk WI
the local post office on distribution of ont
going mails. Mr.. Leake will remain until
tomorrow morning. TN i- staying ~ the
Miller.
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Men and ladies with talent learn A.,

tooning and newspaper illustrating. Les
sons by newspaper c%artO0nIst Of long ex-
pericnce; during spare hours ut night.
Terms reasonable. Ground floor, Merchants
bank building.-223tf.
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CITY NEWS
Returns From Official Trip.

mold, chief Inspector M the local United
States immigration headquarters. has re-
turned irom III official "trip NJ inspection
"a various Valley towns and a. the branch
Office al IIidaleo. H. was accompanied By
III. A. Miller. clerk III the local office. ie
trip was made by automobile.