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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
G ADVERTISEMENT

In the District Court OF the u. :.
for the Southern District Of Texas,
Brownsville Division.
In the Matter Of Enrique Con-
zales. Gonzales Furniture and Mat
tress Company. No. 1913, IN Bank
ruptcy.
To the Creditors OF Enrique
Gonzales. operating under the firm
name Of Gonzales Furniture and
Mattress Company or Brownsville,
Cameron county, Texas:
Notice Is hereby given that on
the 10th day OF october. 1881, the
said Enrique Gonzales duly filed
his petition in bankruptcy. list OF
creditors. and schedule OF assets
and liabilities, together with a
petition for composition meeting
before adjudication:
Whereupon an order OF reference
was duly made and filed herein.
referring the matter TO the under
signed Referee:
The terms OF the composition Of
fer are TO be as follows:
25C on all unsecured debts not
entitled to priority. as scheduled
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>reager Sees Ready Cash as Result of HooOer Credit Corporation Plan
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


Cameron county, Texas described
as follows, to-wit.
Lots No. three hundred thlr-
teen C3lS) and NO. three hun
dred fourteen C3l4) In CO.Unia
Victoria addition to the CITY 0f
Brownsville, Cameron county.
Texas
ana levied upon nv the property
Of Mack M. Bradley, et a. and
that on the first Tuesday ln Dec
ember. 1891, the same being the
first DAY OF said month, ar t.4e
courthouse door ~ Cameron county.
in the city OF Brownsville. Texas,
between the hours OF no a mn. and
4 D. m. by virtue OF said levy ana
aid order OF sale, I Will sell EaLd
above described real estate aI
public vendue. for cash t0 the
highest bidder. As the property 0f
said Mack M. Bradley, KY a.
And In compliance with I-w. II
give this notice by puDirctlon. ln
the English language. one " week
for three consecutive weeks iM-
mediately preceding said day of
sale, IN the Brownsville Herald. y
newspaper published III Cameron
county.
Witness my hand this 22nd 6av
OF october, 1891.
wv. W. Brown. SHERIFF.
Cameron County. Texas
BY j. r.. Snoeberger, Deputy.
lO-25-I-8-3t-4lD+
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G ADVERTISEMENT
Dr. filed, OF TO be allowed TO be paid
IN the following manner, to-wit:

o. filed, or to be allowed 70 be paid
IL the following manner. to-wit:
One-fifth OF said 25E In cash.
Four-f.fths OF said 25eo by six
promisSory notes. each IN a sum
equal 70 one-sixth OF said four
fifths OF said $50 due in thirty.
sixty, ninety, one hundred twenty,
one hundred fifty and one hundred
eighty days respectively. from date
OF confirmation OF said proposed
composition offer, bearing interest
az the rate OF six per cent per n
mum, and containing a maturity
clause. and all prior claims TO be
paid In full IN cash, unless such
cash payment shall. be waived In
writing. as well as all costs Of ad-
ministration.
Now therefore pursuant TO said
petitions and order OF reference,
you n hereby notified that a meet
Ing OF creditors OF said Enrique
Gonzales will be held in the office
OF the undersigned Referee. Steg-
man Building, Brownsville, Texas.
on the Attn day or November. 1891.
al eleven CID a. m. at which time
and place. the creditors may prove
their claims, examine the alleged
bankrupt. consider and act upon
the said terms OF composition 10 be
proposed. subsequent 10 the exami-
nation OF the alleged bankrupt.
and transact such other business as
may properly ccNe before such
meeting.
Dated October %. 1891.
RA WEEP TER,
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
1O-25-lt-4l95
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Dodd On Program

4. G. Dodd. dean OF Brownsville
Junior college. has been placed on
the program OF The Texas State
Teachers association meeting in
November. according TO IN an
nouncement received from 3. e.
Masters. president OF the junior COL
lege section.
The subject Can the public Junior
colleges OF Texas meet the Stand
ards Of the Southern Association or
Colleges was assigned DOdd due
TO the fact that the local Junior
college Is one or the very few in
the state 10 be placed on the APP
prevail list OF the association.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Packing Co.
Begins Campaign

Undertaking an advertising cam
paign tn benalf Of the products OF
the Olmito Packing Co., the Kalk
er-Cralg company Of Brownsville
states that one sure way OF in
creasing Valley prosperity is TO en-
courage the use Of Valley products.
1T IS an economic sin for Valley
people 10 buy goods canned out Of
the Valley when Valley cannerles
can supply their demands otiicNlis
OF the company state.
Every cent paid for Valley can
ned goods stays in the Valley in
the form OF money paid TO farmers
for their produce and payrolls. And
certainly the quality Of Valley can
ned goods Is as good as that to be
found anywhere, and probably bet
ter than most
First advertisement of Olmito
brand products Is carried In this
issue OF the Brownsville Herald.
chosen as the advertising medium
for the campaign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
New District
Elects Board

EDINBURG. Oct. 24.-An order
creating Hidalgo County water I'm
proyement District NO. Il was passed
by the commissioners court in ses-
sion Friday. The district comprises
1900 acres Of land now being water
ed by the system OF the United Irri-
gation company at Mission.
Col. Sam M. Duffie was named
chairman OF the board OF directors.
Other members OF the board named
by the court are L. II. Smith. Frank
Dudley. w. r. Parrish, Alton Bent
sen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
City Briefs

Weak eyes Of children are
strengthened BY Dickey'S Old Re
liable Eve Water. Adv. t6D
Carlot shipments OF citrus OF
entire United States reported Fri
day, Oct. %:
Grapefruit. Arizona /. Imperial
Valley !. Fla. l04, Texas 10, total
U. s. ll6 cars. Cuba ! car. Total
10 date this season 2239 cars: 10
same day last season 1908 cars.
Oranges, Cent. Calf. ,, So. Calf.
40, Fla. IS, Texas /, total u. S.
l36 cars.
Mixed Citrus. No. Calf. /. So.
Calf. I, Texas /, Fla. 4, total U. S.
z cars.
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
ment reported Saturday.
Grapefruit II. Oranges !, Mixed
Citrus 2. total IL cars Total to date
this season-Grapefuit $50. orange
5. mixed citrus II. total 672 cars,
10 same day las. scason-grapefrui.
$50. oranges ia. mixed citrus 66, to-
tai Acc cars.
Primary destinations Of Lower
Valley movement.
Grapefruit: 6 Houston: 3 ST.
Louis. ! each Okla. City, Chicago.
Oranges. ! Houston.
Mixed citrus. 2 Houston.
Teiegraph.c reports from i'm
portant grapefruit markets.
Cincinnati: Arrived / Fla: on
track ] car.
Chicago: Arrived 6 Fla: 3 Tex:
on track p cars.
Boston: Arrived 10 Fla on track
u cars.
Baltimore: Arrived 3 Fla: on
track ii cars.
Pittsburgh: No carlot arrivals: or
track 2 carS.
Philadelphia: Arrived 4 Fla: on
track IL cars.
New York: Arrived 3 Fla: on
track z cars.
Dallas: Arrived l Texas; on
track | cars.
Fl. worth: No carlot arrivals;
none on track.
Don't miss our big chicken din
ners every Sunday.-Hit Carson's
1914 washington. adv.
San Antonio visitors arriving in
the city Saturday were Leo c.
Barnes. A. j. McAfilloy, L. w. Gle
mems and K. Grady.
Lester Nathan Of New York City
Is in Brownsville for a short time.
A. w. Farney OF North Kansas
City. Missouri.
Murray & Murray chiropractors.
swedish massage. Electro Therapy.
900 Washington. adv.
G. w Morris and j. Y. Johnson
OF Houston are here.
r. T. Parkin OF Tulsa. Okla. is
in the city for several days.
Z. A. Randall Of Dallas arrived
In Brownsville Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Compromise
Draws Criticism
LSOecIaI ID 10 HeraIdl

10 Inc HERALD
EDINBURG. Oct. 24.-StrCslg
criticism OF the legal advice given
the commissioners court which rec
commended a compromise on money
allegedly due the county from the
estate Of the late A. Y. Baker was
voiced before the court FRIDAY
afternoon bv c. n. Swallow OF
Alamo. spokesman for a delegation
Of over 200 who waited on the court.
Swallow advised the court 70
fight the claims through Ia the
last court in AL effort to collect in
full the amounts IN question.
Doubt that r. o. Huff. executor
Of the Baker estate. had been legal
II appointed and could with pro-
priety act in the compromise was
expressed by Judge Neal Brown OF
Edinburg.
Reasons actuating the court in
considering the proposal OF the es-
tate were outlined by County Judge
E. G. Couch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Canal Chiefs Meet

Officials Of the Valley Intracostal
Canal association and several VAL
ley chamber Of commerce secretaries
Will meet here Monday 10 discuss
plans for securing a large Valley
attendance al the I~ntracoastal
Canal association convention in
Corpus Christi Nov. s and Z.
The officials will meet at the Of
flee Of r. B. Creager at noon Mon
day.
Those who will take part in the
discussion are John II. Shary Of
Mission; Al F. Parker OF La Feria.
County Judge Oscar G. Dancy Of
Cameron county. r. r. Stuart. r.
B. Creager: G. c. Richardson. j. +.
Bell and John T. Floore. the last
three being chamber of commerce
secretaries OF Brownsville. San Ben
ito and Harlingen. respectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Postal To Book
Airways Passage

A tie-up service with the Postal
telegraph system calculated 10 aid
air travellers was announced here
today by Ike Sewell. traffic mana
ger Of the American Always.
Anyone wishing passage over the
American Always may book pass
age through the Postal. All that IS
necessary Is TO phone the telegraph
office and a messenger will bring
the ticket. Arrangements for trans
portation 70 the airport will be
made BY the telegraph company
also.
This tic-up service is general over
the American Always system, Sc
wei states.
This obviates all bother and
should prove popular with our pat
ronS.' SCWell said.
He will leave Brownsville Sun
day for the Pacific coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Texan Charged

DALLAS. Oct. "a. Rl-T. p. Har-
rison. SO. \ LongvieW. was charged
with negliGent homicide after the
death Of Pat Mills. 25. Forney. Of
Injuries received in an automobile
collision in the highway near mere
last night.
Nathan Soloman. ~. Fornev,
was slightly injured in the ac-
cident, which officers raid oc-
CURED when Harrison ATTEMPTED 70
Dass a truck and collided with the
car in which Mills was riding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Contempt of Court
Charge Overruled
Special 10 The Herald)

Especial 10 Inc Herald
EDINBURG. Oct. PA motion
filed by Asst. Dist. Atty. Eugene
Catlett 10 hold w. L. Pearson in
contempt OF court because he had
failed to produce GER ~ records of
the w. l.. Pearson company for
examination By the Hidalgo county
grand jury vas over-ruIed BY Judge
A. NJ. Kent. sitting on the bench
Of the 18th district court here sat-
urday morning.
Attorneys Tor Pearson argued
that he could not be made 10 pro-
duce evidence which might tend 70
injure him in any case which might
be brought against him.
The Houston contractor was rep
resented By &. Q. Mcdaniel of Nc
Allen and Dudley Tarleton OF Cor
pus Christi.
w. Fl. Rankin or Houston and A.
@ Satham OF Edinburg. auditors or
w. l.. Pearson company testified.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
S~alvagers Quick
To Claim Finds

Salvagers are quick 10 claim
their rights these days, a group
OF local youths learned this
week when they flew up Padre
Island TO look over a small
boat which washed up from the
CUT recently.
They found the boat, a 90
foot inboard, but they also
found squatter on the spot TO
claim his find. They flew low
and looked the boat ever but
did not land.
Mike Bremen piloted the
plane and Geo. Leonard. Law
renee Olmsted and Ernest
Langford we're the other mem
bers OF the party.
The small boat apparently
was loaded with timber and oil.
They found the boat about 20
miles beyond the old wreck. IL
was beached.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
PUBLIC BUDGET
AIRING PLANNED
CBy Staff Corresponding


HARLINGEN. Oct. "a. Date
Of the public hearing on the new
Harlingen municipal budget which
shows a reduction or S62, ass Sc over
the previous year, will be set soon
and probably will be conducted in
Fair park auditorium so that all
who wish TO participate may do 50,
1t was stated Saturday BY city Of
ficialS.
Under the law the hearing must
be held not less than 30 days from
date Of calling.
Reductions in the budget were
general and city employees suffered
another cut in salaries. They had
been cut p per cent previously.
but their e salaries .rere cut
another Is per cent. The budget Is
Sl25,0 85 as compared with a prs-
vious budget Of sl67, 1898. The tax
rate probably will remain at s $50
on a valuation Of about sl0,5O0, 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
VALLEY BEGINS
IRRIGATION OF
CITRUS fruit.
CBy Staff Correspondent.l


SAN BENTTO, Oct. 24.-Growers
OF the Valley were industriously
irrigating their grapefruit during
the past week ~endeavoring 10 in
crease It's size with shipments, ex-
elusive OF express and truck. drop
ping TO 80 cars for the seven-day
period and making a grand total
OF 662 cars up TO and including
Saturday as compared with 457
cars to the same date last year.
according to reports received here.
Advised by shippers
The watering was being done in
response TO advice given alike by
shippers who were finding smaller
sizes almost unstable and BY agri-
cultural agents who pointed out
that there was yet time to increase
the size Of fruit by i~rrigating.
Smaller sizes we're in most in
stances scarcely bringing freight
and handling charges whereas the
little large fruit. i. G.. Sos and
larger. was topping the market.
Small Valley Duncans were bring
ing considerably less on the market
than small Duncans from Florida
and the Isle OF Pines but the large
sizes were reaping premiums.
Growers have been responsive. il
was said, 10 the reasoning that Il
Is best to wait for the nit to in
e in size and get better re-
turns than 10 harvest the small
sizes al a loss.
Shippers are alarmed over the
preponderance Of small Marsh
seedleSs fruit for which there IS
practically no demand. Due to the
widespread irrigation Of trees. hope
for larger sizes and higher prices
has been revived.
Marsh Slow
Movement Of Marsh was still too
negligible 10 be a fact and was
not expected 10 attain any mo-
mentum for several weeks. 1t has
lots OF juice. inspectors say, but Is
not meeting maturity law require
ments as 70 ratio OF sugar 10 acid,
San Benito continued 70 lead
points OF origin with l55 cars. 9th
ar shipping points reported the fol-
lowing totals Saturday morning:
Brownsville "a. H%arlingen 40, Stuart
Pace six. La Feria 43. Mercedes SO.
WeslacO 80, Donna &c. Val Verde
80. Alamo IS. PharT one. Hauser
is. McAllen 81. Sharyland "a. Mis-
son %, Edinburg five, Snavely 26,
San Carlos seven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
HARLINGEN
BRIEFS
CBy Staff Correspondent

CBy Staff Corresponding
HARLINGEN. Oct. "a The
Reese-Wl-Mond Hotel will resume
management Of its dining room
Monday after il had been under
separate management for several
months.
The Hansen ConSt. Co. will build
a $500 five-room house for Mr..
and Mrs. Knox Smith of San Ben
ito neal Rio Hondo.
j.. j. Burke. manager OF TIE
Reese Wl-Mon hotel received
word this week ol the death OF his
brother. w. H. Burke. Of Jack
sonville. Fla. He accidentally in
hailed fumes from a refrigerator
on board a ship.
j. w. Jones o. Farlingn has the
contract on a s 5000 residence now
being built in Primera for n. Fields.
recently Of Chicago.
<. NJ. Shoemaker's produce shed,
a 40xl25 foot affair, will be built
BY w. <. Crawford. McAllen con-
tractor. on Southern Pacific track
age here at a cost Of $500. Mr..
Shoemaker is in the produce bus!-
ness in east Texas.
r. fPetel MURPHY who was over
seas in a cama..-.age division has
nied in a veterans hospital at
Alexandria, La. his friends learned
here this week. Burial will be in
Terrell.
Purchase Of a lift pump has been
authorized by the city for a ever
extension from washington up N.
Commerce Street recently complet-
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALE
THE STATE OF X

COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue OF a certain order or sale
issued out Of the Honorable l03rd
district court Of Cameron county.
on the 22nd day Of october 1891 by
y. y. Bishop, clerk Of said court,
for the sum Of Two Thousand
Nine Hundred T%wenty-six ana
96-lO0ths tS2926.98J dollars and
costs Of suit. under a judgment. I'm
favor Of Liberty National Bank In
a certain cause In said court, No.
loG86 and styled: Liberty National
Bank vs.. Mack NJ. Bradley. ct al,
placed in my hands for service. ],
w. r.. Brown. as sheriff OF Cam
eron county. Texas. did on the
22nd day Of October. 1881. levy on
certain real estate. situated IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
BEARERS OF
RUMOR DRAW
CRITICISM
CBy staff Correspondent

- 2aaAA vi
HARLINGEN. Oct. 24.-R. 3.
Creager Of Brow willie took occa-
sion TO criticize whisperers who
broadcast rumor and misinforma-
ton to say that If any section had
reason 10 be optimistic IL should
be the Valley and to explain work
ines of the National Credit Corp.
for relief of economic stress before
a meeting OF the Valley Press Assn.
at the Reese-Wil-AIond hotel Fri
day night.
He said 90 per cent Of the de-
preston was psychological and not
actual.
There is not a penny less in
this country and the greatest sur
plus Of food and clothing in the
history Of the country which goes
10 show that II has only been the
mental attitude which has affect
ed credit" IN said.
Credit Plan Praised
he hailed the credit corporation
plan preached By President Hoover
as an outstanding attempt TO al
leviate conditions, saying that il
would actually begin putting cash
into circulation within a few
weeks. He explained that II Is fl
nanced TO over a billion dollars by
private bankers Of the county and
that ii will among other things
take up frozen assets Of banks on
which money could previously not
be borrowed.
He declared that ID would have
the same immediate good effect as
the War Finance Corp. after which
it is modelled. Acceptance of the
plan BIZ the American Bankers
Assn. at its convention. gives II
assurance OF success" lie said.
Roy Miller OF Corpus Christi,
active vice-president Of the Intra-
coastal Canal Assn, related the
necessity Of a good attendance
from this section at the conven-
ton in Corpus Christi Nov. & and
z. saying that as other .arts Of
the country secured r~up-etion Of
the canal that they would become
less interested. The last leg" Of
the canal will be 10 the Valley. he
said. and his section should look
after its own interests by being
well represented al the meeting.
Water Connections
The Intracoastal Canal Will be
connected with a tremendous RAM
flied inland waterways system, &c
said, extending not only up the
Mississippi, Missouri and minor
rivers, but also connecting with all
Great Lakes ports, etc. There are
" connected projects il the system
Of the inland waterways, +, said.
He expressed the belief that re-
naming rl~ghts-of-way between
Galveston and Corpus Christi
would be secured in three or four
months and that this link would be
completed in three or four years.
An actual survey is Under way
on the Corpus Christi-Valley sec
ton. one TO follow shallow waters
OF Laguna de Ia Madre and cost
ing about three or four million
dollars and other a little further
inland and costing from seven TO
eight million dollars.
Other speakers were DR.. Bern
field, and c. N. Hall Of Harlin-
gen. w. IT. Curtis OF San Benito.
and Mallory Mcdonald Of st. Louis.
who is with the Missouri Pacific
publicity department.
The club meets at Adams Gar
dens Nov. % as guests OF Charles
+. c. Ladd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Harlingen School
Teachers Get Pay
CBy Staff Correspondent

tBy Staff Correspondent
HARLINGEN, Oct. "a. - First
months salaries OF all teacher IN
Harlinven schools have been paid,
1t was announced b. Ira Eells,
business manager.
The teachers received only part
OF their salaries on pay day and
the remainder later as taxes were
paid.
Payment OF further taxes will
be necessary 10 continue payment
from time TO TIME, II vas said.
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manager OF the airport, and the
acceptance was BY Mayor r. B.
Rentfro OF the city Of Brownsville.
Remodeling and enlargement work
on the building has just been COM
pleted, one OF the features Of the
structure now being the large lob
BY, and a general recognizing Of
the various offices for the greater
convenience Of the public. The
building was increased about one
third in size.
Danforth Speaks
Gen. A. c. Danforth. command
ing officer OF Randolph Field, san
Antonio, was one Of the principal
speakers at the lunchen. which
vas served in the lobby Of the
building. He and other speakers,
including Col. Gilmore. Mayor
Rentfro. r. B. Creager, VIM. s.
West, General Serrano Of Mata-
moroS, who spoke through a rep
r~esentative. all predicted a great
future fir the airport.
Judge II. L. Yates, president Of
the chamber OF commerce pre-
sided al the banquet.
Gen. Danforth. the first speak
er. traced the rise Of aviation from
transforming days. and said its
future is unlimited. He praised
Brownsville for its fine airport.
Col. Gilmore described the grow
ing business Of various CENTRES on
the two Americas by air, and said
that this business will develop
Brownsville into a great inter-
national airport.
History Outlined
The history Of the Brownsville
Municipal airport was briefly
Sketched by Mi. Creager, who had
much to 90 with ID in the early
stages. He told how the matter
was launched at a chamber OF
commerce meeting, and carried
through by the Brownsville city
commission, and later leased TO the
Pan-American Always.
Mr.. West expressed his price
GN LIVING IL a NANa hA4A1AA 100 hAAN
finest airport in the United States.
Mayors OF various Valley cities,
chamber Of commerce secretaries
and others were present at the
meeting.
Before the luncheon was over,
Fred NJ. Hirons. one Of the four
federal postal inspectors. arrived
at the airport by plane. and made
a short talk TO those at the
luncheon. explaining the opera
tons Of air mail.
Officials Present
The luncheon table was elao-
orate,y decorated with flowers. and
along the center in great blocks
carved out Of ice was Pan
American 1881.
A number Of officials OF the
Pan American were present. in
Guiding Col. Gilmore. +. Balluder
Of Mexico. vice-president: ID. O..
Richardson, superintendent OF
operations; Ed Sundell. divisional
engineer.
z. Priester. supervising engineer
Of the entire system from New
York. was at the meeting also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
NEW CITIZEN

HARLINGEN-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
~Stiernberg are parents Of a girl
born Friday night at the Valley
Baptist Hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Airport Building
Is Presented Citu

The remodeled and enlarged administration building
at the Brownsville Pan-American airport was presented to
the city of Brownsville at an elaborate luncheon Friday
afternoon, with 100 distinguished visitors present.
The presentation was made by Col. y. f.. Gilmore
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
HIRON IN CITY

Fred Hiron. airmail superintend-
ent for the American Always. has
been in the city comforting With
@. W. bennett, postmaster.