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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11
SOUTH VERNON.
Mrs. Robert Lambert is III.
Road work is going on here.

Road work is going on here
Dwight Clark, who has been i'll Is
Harry Gray, proprietor of the South
Vernon House, is i'll
The missionary society met with
Mrs. H. B. Martineau Thursday.
Mrs. Israel Belisle of Thorndike.
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. L. LABEL
Mrs. Fremont Fairman and daughters
visited her daughter in Bernardston
this week
Austin Jillson and Miss Edna Orr
went to Attleboro, Mass, by automo-
bile this week.
Warren Shine and family of Bel
mont, \. H., We're visitors over Sun.
day at Calvin Stone s.
On Thursday evening the women of
the Lend Hand society will entertain
the men. All are invited.
Mrs. c. II. Newton has returned from
Washington and Philadelphia to hel
home here for the present.
Austin Jillson has finished work fol
Il. Blodgett and will work in the woods
for Fremont Fairman this winter.
D. Sweeney's mother died Sunday
in South Vernon The body was taker
Tuesday to Monson, Mass, for burial
DR.. Ed. Frost s children of Worces
ter. Mass. have returned to the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Julia Frost. They
attend school.
Vernon people were sorry to learn O.
the illness of Mrs Frank Pettee, wht
formerly was a resident of this town
and has many friends here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11
TOWN SUED FOB $4,000.
Royalton Is Defendant IL an Automo-
bile Accident Suit.

Deputy United States Marshal George
F. Lackey on Monday served writ on
the town of Royaltou i'll a suit for So,
600 brought in United states district
court by Maud Runnells of Spring feld,
Mass, administrative of the estate Of
Fred w Runnells, against the town
which is returnable at district court
at Brattleboro ON the third Tuesday in
December.
Fred w. Runnells, who was running
an automobile, was instantly killed
when the bridge he was crossing broke
down, throwing MIN and the machine
into the bed of the stream. The acct
dent happened November 6, 1913, near
the farm known as the Frank Spaul-
ding place and the George Slack place.
The suit is brought to recover dam
ages for the accident. Negligence on
the part of the town is alleged, it be
ing claimed that the bridge was nm
safe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11
HIN SCALE. NJ. H.

Daniel Purcell was at home Sunday
from Boston.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell spent two days in
Keene this week.
Robert Quigley was at home Sunday
from Turner's Falls, Mass.
Miss Monte Purcell came home Saturday
from Greenfield for a visit.
Mrs. A. j. Bruce of Littleton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. R. NJ Langworthy
Mrs. Farr of Keene has been spending
several days with Mrs Esther Dickinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Perkins started
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11
WILMINGTON.


Mrs. w. NJ. Vogel has been i'll with
tonsilitis.
Miss Louise Bellows was at her home
over Sunday.
Henry White has moved his family
to Readsbcro.
William White has sold his farm toI
Francis Sage.
Adams this week.
l. A. Brown has the agency for the
Ford cars for 1916.
Mrs. Lewis Simpkins entertained a
few ladies Friday afternoon.
c. j. Inman of Springfield was a
business visitor in town last week.
Guy Bartlett of Readsboro has been
visitor at J. A. Shaw $ this week.
w. A. Hall and Lura Morris were in
Brattleboro Sunday to see Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Maher and daugh-
ter of Newfane called on friends in
town Saturday.
| Mrs n. A. Green returned home
| Saturday night after spending a week
/ in Brattleboro.
The Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington
Railroad company has nearly finished
its round house.
Edward Hayward of Brattleboro is
working at the Hoosac Tunnel & Will
mington railroad office
The missionary society of the Con
/ gregational church met with Mrs. Por-
] ter Fitch Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rupert Decker of Rowley, Mass,
has been spending several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Aldrich.
! Mr.. ant Mrs. J. L. Williams took
their son. Reginald to the Brattleboro
hospital Mo&j1y for treatment.
! w. Y. Foll,st returned Saturday
from Nc-rfaac He is working at
Mounta-. Al.lls for c. w. Terrill.
George N. Ard, superintendent at the
Ludington factory, has gone to his
t home in Ludington, Mich, for a visit.
: Harrison Kingsley has rented the
E Streeter shop on East Main street anj
2 viii open an automobile repair shop
. there.
C. w. Terrill is building fourteen
/ cment house at Mountain Mills to b,
occupied by the Italians employed a
e the mills.
+ Mr.. and Mrs William Frazier an,
r son, Harold, and Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Grimes motored to Greenfield and Ath
oil Sunday.
Leon Wheeler tas finished work TO
the Decrfield Lumber corporation AM
) is working for the Ludington Wooden
ware company.
Mrs. Lula Fowler has finished wor1
e for the Heath Telephone company i
II Colrain and is working at Mountai1
; Mills for a. Grout.
t There were NJ services at the Co:
|, gregational church Sunday as the pas
f tor, Mr. Abraham, is in Maine, Gale
n there by the death of Mrs Abraham
t father.
n Miss Bertha Faulkner of jackson
Vile is visiting Mrs. Leon Wheele-
g The class of 1908 W. H. s., consistin
J of Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Faulkner. Leo
e Wheeler and Ralph Medbury, held
e class reunion at Mrs. Wheeler's hous
i Tuesday evening.
u Wheeler & Da Mour's new store ws
/ formally opened Monday. 1t is a yer
E pleasant store and the fixtures an
d stock are well arranged. When til
n many electric lights were on in til
evening the appearance of the store
n very much like that of a city store.
The Y. NJ c. A, which has been r
Gently started has very converter
= quarters in the village. The room
are we'll furnished and have suppl,
to for basket ball, indoor baseball, pune
ing bags. etc. Later bowling allie,
will be put in The formal opening wi
d, be held very soon with a banquet
III the rooms. A ladies auxiliary will
=. formed later.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11

Holy Cross is not worrying about the
game with the University of Vermont
Saturday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11
Brattleboro Drug Company
PERSONAL.

Rev. and Mrs E. w. Sharp went
this morning to Mortified, this state.
Mr. and Mrs. w E. Coombs enjoyed
a trip by automobile to Erving, Mass,
Sunday.
Herbert Shaw, wire chief for the
telephone company, is in Bellows Falls
today on business. -.--.5
William Murphy went to Spring
field, Mass, Tuesday to hear Media
sing in the evening.
Mrs. Harry W. Spaulding and Miss
Helen Thurber returned last night, al
ter spending a week in Boston.
Mrs. F. W. Bailey of Woburn, Mass,
came this morning to visit her aunt,
Mrs. G. F. Barber, several days.
c. R. Murray of Concord. \. H., who
was a guest of his sister, Mrs. A. l.
Perham, this week, has returned to
his home.
DR.. H. D. Holton returned yesterday
from a few days visit in New Haven
Conn, with his daughter, Mrs. Edith
Sherman.
Austin E. Miller went to Boston this
morning to buy holiday goods for his
candy store. He will be away the rest
of the week.
Mr.. Carney of Barre has taken po-
sition with the National Automatic
Machine company, beginning work
there Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Adkins of Min
neapolis recently made a brief visit to
! G. E. Allen and other relatives and
friends in town.
| Mr.. and Mrs Avery Miller Of
/ Springfield (Nt), who are on their
wedding trip, are spending a few days
in town with relatives.
Carlton Halliday of Dover is visit
ing in town with his brother, W. c,
Halliday, and with S. II. Yeaw and
family at the Austine farm.
Mrs. H. W. Boyle returned this
morning from Jamaica, where she was
called by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. George Wells, who is better.
Roy Jones and Charles Wilder will
20 tonight to Newfane to spend sever
II days hunting deer. They will Bmla a
shack there this week to occupy while
hunting.
Mrs. George Parmly Day, who had
been spending several days at her sum
mer home in West Dummerston, return
ed to her home in New Haven this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs W H. Richardson, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry R. Randall and Mrs
Helen c. Brasor went today in the
Richardson automobile to Springfield
Mass, to spend the day.
William A. Ellis of Montpelier, spe
cial agent of the Phoenix OF London
Assurance company, also chairman OF
the local board of underwriters of the
New England Insurance exchange OF
/ Boston, was in town this morning.
Charles r. Marsh, superintendent Of
construction on the new federal build
ing, has gone to Plymouth, Mass, il
regard to the settlement of the con
tract for the building there and t
Gloucester, Mass, to look over the sit
t for another building. The present build
/ ing in Gloucester is 60 years old and ,
new one is contemplated.
/ Charles Z. GIdden went to Boston
e Tuesday, and tomorrow he viii star
t from there on a trip to California. II
will go direct to San Francisco and af
r ter attending the exposition will visi
a various points of interest, including
. the mining camp where he lived nea
T Crescent City over 30 years ago. IL
lexpects to return about Christmas time
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11
Masonic First.
459 $50 419-132S

1914 APO 422 1886
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-11
FIRST TEAM WINS AGAIN.
Defeated Second Team on Masonic AL
leys-March High Man.

The Masonic first bowling team again
defeated Tuesday night on the Masonic
alleys the second team by score of
1928 to 1886. March again distin
guished himself by taking the high sin
gle with 100 and the high total of ga.
The scores:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21
announcement
THE LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY
SUMMER NORMAL

cameron, lidul-o. Willacy and Starr
countless June y. July 30. 1918, al
Brownsville. Texas.
The summer school offer q fine orpor
tuniiy for ambitious teachers to attain io
better scholarship and to better methods
81 presentation. The tcirhing IVY WI done
~ SPECIALISTS: and progressive teachers
will appreciate thu opportunity w do pur
Po>eiul work at \ time that i- usually
thrown away.
The faculty consists nj the following
well known and well trained tcachcr-:
j. :. Bum. county superintendent VI til
daily" rouuiN. Conductor. cIyir-. history.
etc; Ednbure. Texas.
!. u. NJ. stephens. superintendent Donna
schools. mathematics: Donna. TrVa-.
Ms Pearl 'irarN. superintendent of
I.vi"ri ~rtnrI~; English. history ~ rduca
i-,r. etc.. ! vlarl. TcXa-..
y ~ N~.rfrmrr. graduate WY Lebanon
lri,r. -arrr conductor ul Denton
summer N"suai. -rirrrr. Son E0ntn
Mis- fraur.- u'' nar. primary nm
-;rrrtor IA Cal.r-tut puh!lr rhu"'- 'or
fifteen YEAR; primary work. reading. ~lc.
Galveston. TvNa~.
Nil IIzzic Barbour. superintendent w
Brownsville city schools. secretary M thu
faculty. Brownsville. TrNa-.
Primary Methods For those whu wish
To specialize IA primary Instruction. "N-
ccllcnt courses have bcrn arranged.
Large number w wiir awake teachers.
who must secure certificate WV NJmIn
tiun aud wlu trrl ihr need IVA W thorough
review III the common school hruurhr- M
IN atmosphere ~ professionalism. attend
summer rnrmai~.
Teacher. who utichd thu Summer
Normal. viii receive training specially
suited " - needs Wy thr Valley.
Ii will pay y"u to piau to ~" nv thr Lower
Rio Grandr summer Normal.
Examination~-B Both -oric- ut summer
Normal examination viii hc given: the
first. July L.. t.. ~ and II: the ~econd.
July ~. -. > and 1".
Exprn~c--Tuition ~ ~ tor ihe summer
term. Board W goud families costs ~lo
to 40 per calendar month.
Further information may to- secured hy
writing j. :. Bum. Conductor, Edinburg.
Texas; or Mis- Lizzie Barbour, Secretary.
Brownsville. Texa-.-adv. 42l| ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21
EVERY TOWN IN MAGIC VALLEY
REPRESENTED IN THE CONTEST
Herald Cars Complete Circle BY Visit
To LyfOrd And RaymOndville, And
Everywhere Interest Is Growing.

Yesterday the swing through the Magic
Valley by The Herald prize ears vas rom
plctcd by "A visit Ia Lytord and Raymond
vile. Ia both towns the Herald party was
greeted heartily and the prize Overland>
viewed with great interest.
In every portion Of the Magic Valley
within the area bounded by Brownsville.
Raymondville, Edinbure and Mission. the
people have now had the opportunity of
seeing aud admiring the first and second
prizes offered in The lIerald'> Great Sub
scription contest. In every place visited
the people IN large numbers have seen the
ears and admired them and viewed them
from every side, and punched the leather
upholstery and looked under the hood. and
asked innumerable questions concerning
the car> and The Herald and the contest
end. invariably, they have ended by ex-
pressing wondcrncnt al the generosity of
The Herald in offering such splendid
prizes.
Everywhere the comment has been the
same and. everywhere. too. the contestants
have been nerved and encouraged to great
or efforts by the sight of the rich rewards
that may be theirs for the doing OF com
paratively little work.
A u result of the trip 10 the l.yford-
Ra%ymondville district Yesterday. a new
contestant has entered the lists IN the per
son Of Mis- Marie Wilson Of Raymondville.
Mis- Wilson viii represent all the wide
territory north 1T Harrington that i IN
cluded in or i tributary To the Valley and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21
SALOONKEEPERS
AND OFFICERS
ARE WARNED
COMPTROLLER TERRELL REQUESTS
CAMERON OFFICERS TO INvEs-
TIGATE REPORTS.
COUNTY JUDGE SAYS REPORTS ARE
NOT TRUE, AND THAT IT IS FIGHT
AMONG BREWERIES.

NJ more saloon liccn-c~ wlil ~ l~~urd
IN Cameron county until those ~alunnmrm
now holding licenses observe the require
mcnt~ oi the law. according t. q letter re-
ceiNcd by County Judge II. l.. Yates. Coun-
~ Attorney 4. VI. Kent and Sheriff ". T.
Nann from Comptroller Terrell. The
comptroller wrote the county officer that
he has reports IN hi office that certain
saloon keepers are vi"latinc the law.
THE reports rccciyrd bN the comptroller
are hes" declared County Judge II. l..
Yates today. when asked Tor u statement.
Ill i extremely unfortunately that the
county ha> been drawn int" thi~ thing.
which l. nothin. more nor les than 4 fight
bel ween hrcwcrir>. The comptroller re-
cent?, revoked the llrru~c> uf seven
Brownsville saloon men after an invr~ti-
CATION. These saloons have been closed"
sheriff W. r.. Nann. wh" j. IN - hi
home on Elizabeth street. made u hriet
statement il which he SAID:
The comptroller hu~ revoked the
licenses ct seven saloon keepers. all ui
which were closed Tuesday night al which
time Deputy sheriff Monahan made an IN
ve>tigalion upon my Instructions The
sheriff. department ha> filed seven com
plaint> IN connection with violations 1T the
saloon law. Several IT these complaints
are against the proprietor~ who were
found selling whi~key. and several against
h~a riender~. These complaints have not
heen called NJ for inal IN the county
court"
sheriff Nann stated that Comptroller
Terrell had written him asking his opinion
a. to the issuance Of certain saloon
licenses in Cameron county. stating II the
>ame time that he did not believe they
should he issued until the saloon Keeper
comply with the laws. The sheriff IN reply
agreed with the comptroller.
Comptroller T%crrclI'> letter t. the three
county officers follow:
"This department i in receipt Of m
formation seemingly reliable that some OF
the parties whose licenses were revoked
by this department recently are continuing
to operate their places of business IN open
violation of the law. We are also advised
that Intoxicating liquors are being sold IN
Brownsville and Cameron county by par
ties who have no state or federal license
and that these things are Of common
knowledge IN that section.
81 see no reason why citizens Of youi
county should he allowed privileges not
accorded elsewhere. and ! invite Your con
lslderatlon Of these grave charges against
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21
Dead Letter List.

Tho following lit of letters remain nm
-,.;r,ed in the Brownsville post office Tor
,ns week ending May H.. same will h.
rded 10 the division III dead letters
e., claimed within two weeks:
c.,,lemen-Remundo Alcmau. Andres
,,,.r,do. Rumole Betanccurt Juan Ca>a>,
r..,,- Castillo. Julian Cordoya. r. 4.
-. cri-tobal Cara. Carlos hernandez.
~. Lain Herzig. Jose liornela~. Juan
-, Domin,o MARTINEZ. Macarie Moran,
$50 punoce. Pablo Perez. Pablo Prga,
~, ,e,-co Ramon. Cannte keinya Apoloi-
- Rodriguez (2), Luis Rodriguez. Victor
49,. Filcberto Sanches, LUIS Cmada
T...l,- yasquez. Francisco Zamora.
,..l,c--Sra. Santos Alonzo. Sra. Anto-
Castro, Sta. Ester +. Cclunga. Sta. To.
E.cobar. Sta. Profra Franco Garcia
:. Esther Hernandez, Dolores Lonycria
Mercedes Martinez P~alacic. Sta. Ma
80, uenasa, Sra. Nasaria Ruiz, Sra Eu'
4. \. de Saldivar, Sra. EStetana Orosc,
.,suva, Sta. Conception Narela, Sra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21

the citizenship OF your county. IN de
termined Ia put a stop to Wholesale viola
ton If the law over which tins department
has jurisdiction. and Il ! up L. the state
and county authorities u proceed against
the bootleggcr wherever h. y encountered.
and | shall expect the officers Of YOUR
county to proceed mt once against all vio-
l%atlon~.
Brownsville and Cameron county are
entitled t. a number Of liquor permit~ and
there are quite 4 few applications on file
IN thi~ department now. hut du not feel
inclined 4" grant other permits there until
some assurance can he gwen that those
engaging in the business have some respect
for the law under which they are operat-
ing. and that the county authorities will
see that the law l. obcycd."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21
SOME DON'TS
For Stomach and Liver Sufferers.

Don't take medicine for your stomach
ailments morning. noon and night, a.
usually such medicine only give tenn
porury rcli"i and amply digest the food
that happens I" Y, ~ 'lr iumach.
Don't permit Y %urgicaI operation. There
i aIwa,- serious danger wv operations aud
IN many ease ~ -lumIrh. liver and a.
i%e-iinal aiimenI- The knIlr cam ir avnilcd
il the right remedy J. taken ~ Inns
Don't go around with = toni -inr.lme
breath caused ~ q dl~ordrr"l ~lomaril
and liver. ~ the discomfort ~ those You
come III contact with.
" you are Y Stomach sufferer. don't
think YOU can not ~ helped: probably
worse eases than ,nnr- hay" been per
manentlv restored by Mayr'> Wonderful
Remedy.
Most stomach ailments are mainly
caused ~ u catarrhal condition. MaNr'~
Wonderful Remedy not only removes the
catarrhal mucu-. bat allaN~ the chrome IN
flammatjon aud assists m rendering the
entire ailmcntary aud intestinal trac, anti
septic. and thi~ i the secret 81 IT. mar
Vicious success.
Don't suffer constant pam and agony and
allow yonr stomach ailments a. physically
undermine vour health. No matter how
severe Your ca~r MAY la ~ how long Won
have suffered dose uf MaNr'- Won
derful Remedy should convince Won that
You can be restored IA health again. Mayr~
Wonderful Remedy ha~ been taken and l.
highly recommended by members of con
ercSS. justice of the supreme court. edu-
Gators. lawyers. merchants. bankers, doe
tor~. druggists. nurses. manufacturers.
priests. ministers. iarner> and people N
al walks Of lite.
Send tor free valuable booklet on Stem
ach Ailments a. Geo. n. Mayr. l54-l5t
Within. ST., Chicago III.
Mayr'> Wonderful Remedy i sold by
leading druggists everywhere with the
positive understanding that your money
will be refunded without question or quib-
bic if ONE bottle fails to give YOU absolute
satisfaction.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21

OFFICE OF DEPUTY COLLECTOR 81
Secretary

OFFICE OF DEPUTY COLLECTOR oF
CUSTOMS. Port # Brownsville. Texas. May
; 1915. The foll"wing described seized prop
erty will be- sold at the United States customs
house in this city. and ~ Santa Maria. in this
,estoms district. ~ 10 "'cl"ck 4. m. W"dnes
d,,. MAY ~ 1919. ~ provided IN Section ;oTT.
Revised Statutes &c the United States. to-wit:
Brownsville ! walking cane. 2 cr"rbrt
Yrs. I pair silver cur buttons. Il packs play
6,r cards. Il combs. :; - yards mrrino. ) sad
,I,.s. butcher knife. :; yards Sstccn. I stone
ms. I double action pistol. = pieces carthcn-
mr.. | keg. = pair spurs. | shawl. :; >ilk hand
t~,r.hiefs. :: guitars. ! fam (. hunting knives.
. .-abbards. IL plated SPOONS. :, plated forks.
I, six ensign. l blanket. l. m-rin" Shawls. |
,..,,l. terfum-r,. II cotton handkrrvhiefs I
..,.rshirt. | nccktir. : silver Spoons. | bride.
, .h,lic.. {. row l'oats. . dcmiiuhns. = carthen-
..r. iu-s. and . 81 gallons whisky. At Santa
Wa I blackboard. ! row hnat. !. %.
u,ITEY. Deputy Collect"r- ll3l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21
Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting Of the
IA stockholders of the IN" Grande Railway
company will ne held ~ the general offices
'o If said company in the city of Brownsville.
= Texas. mt 10 o'clock a. M. on the 1t day
!. Of June, A. ID. 1915, for the purpose Of
= cleJing directors for the ensuing year and
IN the transaction of such other business a.
), may properly rome before the meeting.
JOHN GREGG.
-4l3Ol27t. Secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21

that she Will represent Il well goes without
saving. She has entered the contest with
the intention of winning a prize and with
q strongly seated idea that she can win
one. Consequently Miss Wilson's work will
bear watching.
With the entrance Of Miss Wilson every
part of the Magic Valley J. now represent
ed by ~ least one live. energetic, ambitious
contestant. all OF whom nave now settled
down TO the hard. steady work that rolls
up the votes. The Herald j. proud of each
one on the list. proud Of it, success in oh
tanning such a splendid corp, Of repre-
>entatives for tins contest. The personnel
of the list gives assurance OF the success
of the contest and makes II certain that
the race will he fought ont keenly aud
courageously 10 the last minute.
Standing OF Contestants.
Mrs. w. II. Jones. Brownsville ...2S5. $50
Miss Mime Duen>ing. Mission ...255,i2O
Mrs. Nava Butler, Brownsville 200. 400
Mrs. &. l.. Scott, Brownsville ....l95. 600
Miss Winnie Harding. McAllen ...l21.4O
Miss Marion Swertfagcr. Donna 1880
Mrs. j. Mann, Brownsville ....... 1920
Miss Vera Thompson. Harrington $4,000
Miss Grace II. Clair. san Benito 2j.SO0
Miss Efie Sawyer. Mercedes ..... 1880
Miss Betty McIlhenny. Edinhurg 5.l60
Marshall Martin. Brownsville 2.2s0
Mr.. J. :. Bowle>. Brownsville 1850
Miss Marguerite IIalIam. B'r'vlle l.45O
Miss Louise Putegnat. Brownsville 1870
Miss Lillian Hicks. Brownsville 1000
Miss Marie Wilson. Raymondvillc. 1000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21

i1GET IN BUSINESS for yourself; wonder
. iii new article: we nave the best selling
rSnsAold necessity. op the market; fully
.re guaranteed. Agents make big money; only
" small capital required. j. j. Schmidt,
.~ Sales Manager. 6l0 Girard street, Hous-
\. ION. Texas=5156t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21
Music Teachers Would Form Association

NV Ar~N'IHTFI TFFrN-F
Dallas. Texas. May y The music
teachers 81 Texas were invited to meet
here today 10 form 4 state association.
The invitation was issued by the Dallas
Music Teachers association The pro-
gram included the following addresses A.
l.. Manchester OF Southwestern univer-
sity. Mrs. Robert l.. Cox Of Houston,
Arthur CIaas~en IT San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21

"WANTED-Farm loans from 5000 to
n 100000. Prompt inspection and no de-
-. lays. Ten per cent interest and five per
|s@'cent commission. Texas Traffic Bureau.
sfPrince Thester Bldg. Houston, Texas.
-2liM.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-21

~tFARM OWNERS-Liet your land with II.
( We have good properties for trade and
: "a few cash buyers for good bargains. :.
All. Flemming 4 Co, Brownsville. Texas
u s5l5l3t.