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t uv paper
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the eity, nhouid r* < >-iv<- im pa;.. r . • ian*r than
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Cheeka fthouid l,e made ; ay ibt** f.i The
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company, nnd items, letter*. etc., intended f*.r
wtbiieation should !.«• addr -.-it i*<! r..r. Ti -
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i »r puliliniiiuii Mhculd !»*• - gr. d with ti#*- fell
name of the writer. Tin i •• .1! not !*•
printed if te.t d* sited. I*n» a lit . -• .]• n» •• of
Ro.sl faith on the part of th»- wnr.-i
TUESDAY, MAY J. Iblb._
“AMEN" H >R UY<T.ON'K’s CAREER.
“Cyclone” D itvi', emigre-'tuan at large
froru I t'XM*, i- Ihiii;’ erifiei -.I hitterlv |..r
his recent utterance m congress. Th**
Corpu- ChrieU « 1 . jd* i i . |i
of I Ik* < on teller; ha !■ !i.I U. bad
of their 'i-.»er>. in various part- ol the
tale. On Friday, by a nn i itno i vote,
heV adopted re olutiops |irutt*'tiii/
i’ -t hi- recent |*ee« h. Wc are ot the
that the v ot i r ot Tevoi.- have had
* * * * o ' ” ced if he run.' for
*' n t h he :> d* I* rrnined to do,
I ! I eounted among the ,il o raps,
i . ;i *urt enough **amen” to **Uy
* *t
i ^ cam-r.
< orjni' < hr.-ti i~ preparing to enter
ao dot) or more member** of the Texas
•’vision of the Traveler'* Protective A -
•elation on .May '• and 0. W wi n the
Brownsville W a ' re; •’ to make . hid lor
eon vet: I lor.-,. Conventions add life to a
e»tv. and the visitors gi*tnr;illv leave to
CXiol the hospitality they received. When
•" h* i* tourist hotel is Dii<It tin city will
deal convention city.
r Roger Casement, the I* . «!< r of tip.
h revolt, is defiant. He hits no regrets
•* his ptirt m the revolt. ||c ex|n*cts
’ «• hanged lie a Its, however, that
ooli lie i' Inn /cd a sjikeii rope he used,
r Roger spy (fit ora . I i .mm, ♦,, r
was hanged tor attempting to tree li* land,
and the homo' ot a silken rope was granted
him. Hie revolt \\h 1 > r R«._ i j • . de*;
is fo In* deplored. It w most ill timed
to 'llV till* least ot it. No * nod could |u>
sihly follow. N et >ir |»\. •. r . mi hi t..|
lowers will receive the plaudit- ot .. I. r
number That they w« n hrave, f« rl.*>s
ami nervy men no om will deny. |r t Ke
eourage ot the highest order and pa
trioti'in to light .i*.,.11n't ini n
odds.
Georgia is now one of the <liv 'into ot
the Union. tin Saturday at midnight
nearly ADO saloons in li.. I.u *• cifp >
dosed their door i ev. i to *■{•■ i :e^ in.
M
tesy fo their do.;> rt !i* * • i t,d." I' i » ad
nutted that Georgia w.i! never a am le
galize the saloon.
Senator t rH> I .n ’ • ! | ..d:n d a lull
which provides t.*r th exebang' <•; traps
|N>rtatiou tor a«tv« rti'ii . Ih t weeu the
new spa|M r> and th- •. .it d~ ot th..
try. \N C lloJM* t ll a t Si t • i I ; <| ii le v
succeed m Inn : ; iti >>i a. com. a 1. w
I here I' aItoge ’ ■ --rtere* * .
with the right' «•! the u.>* p j„-r puh
llsliefs. Why should .«• lad t . V. lie r ht
to aeeeid trali'portat ■•• in e\ehangi f.«r
n<lv*ertisini{. No oi' r ‘• »t*»iit i th* l. d
lias such rest ratio* I’'-1' d upon t
A Honjl i:r I Oh Till iII HAi |t
* * te «d the Dalia' Booster' who vi'jJ..i
A
• rownsville last week. aft<*r r<u >n. •
iHVorahly upon th pro r* .. ir brie , ,t ,
bus nvade, ami tin good *l» . _ we t
evjieel U) the liltetx I'" n.oi: "I mu joi
leularly i nipt —* • I with tin Brow i.'V i!>
il raid. *t l' '•> I r ahe d of nio- pa|i* r~
i idi-hed in small vdu's that there is reallv
> eotupartsoti. .mted in tin- luo'f
them jsirt of the United States, and
r.ng mi war irieketi M. vieo. with a
!,e Mexican popul. t’o . it a ,i 'urjirise
lo me. I have visitevi til other bonier
town-, at ll Mltll tie e\e* pt'o; ,»* El I
there i' no other mw'paper that van com
pare with it. It i' one'ot the In-'t ;i»i ts
the city of Brovvii'Villv < .■* •.> -i ot. Th.
enterprise shown in publish.,,g the m vv -
from Dallas while the trade e\. ur*i.>: v.'i
tors wen* Ini' has h. -u favorably
eonmuntevl vpnu hy all tin Blasters. Thtu.
1 was pleased to sec the ..nnnu < e
•’t' of weleoiae which were published u
I .< ilerald hy y mr jvrmmneMf m* r !:.nt
V ervhant may md y«m wde*»me. and i v«
v - * the Tilad to-*« e y oif hamiehisp. hu:
h..w **r other when \ --«i '«*e tin- wel
* >*tie iti cold print it uipr»"*‘> yon.”
'Vben told that The llVr aid print* «i th*'
i-gest Associated l*re" r* p *r; south **!
vau Antoni** and Ihmston, In- r*pli***l:
“Well, that is evident. yu*l I have no doubt
S but that the people *»f Brownsville ap
preciate the news service you publish.’*
The mind that is anxious about the lu
ture is miserable.—Seneca.
i
With Other Editors
— - ■
A National Scandal.
There are said to be *>00,000 divorced
persons in the United States and a New !
York writer says the increase in the num
ber of divorce scandals i- a national *ean
dnl. He sugge-ts a uniform federal di
vorce law, a ten days’ notice of application
for marriage license and “the education
of public opinion.** Something cl-e i
net ded. Men *1 women who ..r* willing
to economize, men and women who are
willing to work, men and wom**n who are
•viiing !<. m; ki i.'.e«incs* and vvi.ujcn
who are willing to live within their income,'
men and women who know the value of a
dollar tii rough th* we. t ot labor. Thi- 1 -
a motor ear and moving picture age and
• sodomy and etlic.eney and industry and
irugaiiiy arc among th*- lo-t art-.— Fort!
W orth Record.
—
Corrects Popular Error.
Writ> r m the Nath mil Geographic
Magazine remind- u- that the -plendor ot
Babylon w.i- due to Nebuehadnezzar.
thanks. M*»-t ot il- had credited old Buck
with nothing lifter than popularization of
•_rcen salat!.—Galve-lon News.
Somewhat Exay^fSted.
I p to the present time, u seems that
t lie report- ot the death o! Fra arisen
Villa have at lea-i been -lightly exag
gerated. Au-tin Aineriean.
WiLSON-THATS ALL.
Anxious .lav.- jii Washington, very
aiivloiis day- The Pic.-iueui a lonely!
man. a man -ej apart, and uiii*ompasi
iotiahlc.
We reineinlMT have heard that l.ineolu
v: - a lonely man. True. .Most sillily true.
But not tru« because l.ineolu ehose lo
surround liueejf with tigureheads and
oeicgnie 1 lie activities I Hit I lie could Hot
personally exercise to chiefs of dcp;ui
nidits, dummies, men ot straw*, •lobu
Hay was nothing but a secretary a pi*i*
vale secretary, that is. But he will lie
rememberc i when Bryan is forgotten
unlc.-s as a sporadic out nursling in a
class with 4’oxey.
It wa- tin* Boston Transcript that nri- |
ginallv diagnosed the case and enshrin
ed it in an epigram worth remembering
ft spoke of a condition antecedent lo
that which exists by some two or three
years. \ml it referred what is politely
know n as t |i«* delilierntivc, not the con
sultative branch of the government
We iplote:
None of I lie l»einoci ats in 4 'oiigress
have the courage of their own coin ie- 1
lions but they all have the courage of
'll*. Wilson s eolivj lions
II that is true of the 4’ongre— il is
g;ready more i me • if those chief** ul
bureau Who meet at stall'll times to re
gister the Word of the " I loss’* to give
tlnir blessing, and retire to a sphere
of more or |e-s harmless ineffective
Ties-_
We aii irresistibly reminded of ail
• 'In* rial that app eared in 4'ollier’s
I he dale is not recorded but internal
evidence poim- |o the days following,
t In* iiiaugurat ion :
A iuiiidtvl mi iion liiiiuaii beings,
the citizens of a free Common wealth,
have given imperial powers. They have
made him eomtiiandei in < lii«*l ot their
armies and their flirts. They have
• bulled him with an authority exm* I-1
mg an Ixugiish king’s They have Id Idea
him be his ».vvn Prime Minister and stir
•*. and himself with his own ***uinseh*r-.”
I! Xeept for that wool "counselors,”
the picture is pel feet, photographic ami
t Itel*efor** pert ill bing.
We hear a great deal of these anxi
ous days at Washington and we hear
never a word of the strength and the
support t|i it the Pre-iil *ni is drawing
from his entourage, lie goes about like
a man estranged, a> one who suffers tin*
bitterness «.f broken pledges. That i
a mistake. Mr. Wilson cannot help be
»:•_ ' siijm riot*." And to be "superior" i
to cou-ign the rank and file of the party
to a totally different, earth and heaven
Oinv upon a time In* vv lot** an essay
when a man fumes to Himself
tn tlv ministerial eonfession of supre
m:ii \ In it we find something of tin*
sal isf.u l n ii H> ,t -utu s to one who f«*«*1
aad kinivvs that lie Iris played the titan I
\ ml we v< * glad t<* find it. But thi
*11s.i v it u'*d. that a m in, even a Presi
dent. laboring for and by himself tuav
'ose something of I lie proportions of
lile and that i- a- 1 me at Washing*
toil as it over was at Princeton.
The President is supreme and ooi
standing to a d**gr*v that haves him
alow. In In- official faniilv are no eri
tics Sy t ophanev is the order of the day
T;s a thousand pith-. Titer** are some
'hag- it won hi «h * him g<N*| to hear.
1 <• .isv ille 11 era hi.
SHORT STOPS
Men ar« born, hut husband- ar** made.
The -nub* <*i fortune is better than her
laugh.
Won «-a v. > . ,,j- tight shoe.- a’.wa.y
r . \ e tutrn»w -* |' s.
f.v.» -’ii ’! Vnav a oiu and soon both
w ii' *»• ■ on no-chief bent.
Gray n iter i- all right m it- place—
and -*> i- die long srrv»c. •
Yen can’t nidge u num - worth by the
size of lu- pay envelope.
,\ w -<» man will alwrav- agree with h*
wif* r. 'her than wa.-u* time arguing.
It’- an easy matter to give advice, hut
it <- dP’icti!* to g<moiJe to btrre firth
enough to use
1
/
ile A While
Secret Grief:
'and legged worm,
bou-and feet:
itied and f mi
measured boat.
cry 'inipjg ie.
Hjs trouble' they were few;
Fie faced tho>e trouble' with a .-mile.
As cheerful js rsif*i> do.
And, Vet one secret grief had lie
That weighed upon iii' heart—
Every morning In- arose at three
To g**l an early ~tart:
With buttonhooks on every hand.
He’d don h ytwo’s and two®.
Five hundred pair' of 'lockings. and
Five hundred pair' of shoe'.
—daek Bur; in St. Nicholas.
The AdvLpr’s Fauit.
“One reason, '.•■:< I ». -!e Fben, **whv
advice doe'n’t git to. !.. dat de man givin’
it don t seein 'o anxiotf- to help as he i'
to f»at his own 'elf on de duck an’ show off
how much lie knows."—\\; >hingt«m Star.
His Limits.
Pd—He 'ceiii' to !»«• wandering m hi'
mind.
J red—Well, he can’t stray very far.—
Princeton Tiger.
Coming and Going.
A dollar don’t come very i‘u>t
r«> soothe our hardup woes,
But it you want to ~ee some 'peed
•lust watch it when it goes!
—11 oils) oil Po't.
Nobody to Help Him Off.
‘*1 hear that poor Blank di« <1 without the
a i<l of a doctor.”
‘AC't he managed it alone, poor chap.”
— 1 »>».'ton Tran>» ript.
Cautious.
An elderly man iron) the country was
at the head of a line of arrivals at a hotel
ami a tier signifying his acceptance of
the rate offered him was invited to 'ign
the register, lie consumed >n much time
in thi' that the eh rk In came impatient
"Jii't 'ign your name, please," 'impped
the cle! k. ’ lilt* other glle~ts, too, Wt>uhl
like to register.”
“See here, young man," exclaimed the
"Id man, “don’t you try to hurry me. I
don’t sign nothing I ain’t read carefully.”
— New York Sun.
It All Depends.
‘•'Alia! chance have I got with that girl.'
One of lit-i admirer^ owns an automobile
• lid I lie other has a uiotorlioat.**
'I likes you, a trip to the
movies would ph ase her m l as v.ell." -
Birmingham Are-1 Jerald.
A Neicjhlrcriny View.
((•a I vest on -I hi Has New s. (
The. Browrisvilh* Herald, always intel
ligently ami Amerietiniy edited, is a t,ext
door uei-hhor to Mexico. Matamoros
only a tew hundred yards from The Her
aid office, a. d the Herald folk know Me.\
no. Also they sympathize with the har
1 ",1 •l<l,l almost helpless .Mexican people.
l'onsidorm;r tile cireumstanees. the follow
mr excerpt from a recent Brownsville
Herald editorial has a pc. iiliar interest ;
We wonder how many of the edi
foi's who set hi iii he dolor (heir nl
niost j,, bring on trouhie between
tin* i luted States ai d Mexico
realize the part that they are play
mr in a conspiracy which has tor
its object the overthrow of the con
stitutionalist movement in Mi xn-o.
We wonder it they realize that, if
they should siieeeed in forcing the
country into war with Mexico, the
deaths ot tin* soldiers who would
he kilh’ti in such war would lie at
their door, as at the door of eer
tain Aineriean interests that have
been s|rivino to accomplish that
same end. flic greed of these
predatory interests otters some ex
planation ot their utterly seltish
and heartless tforts ftl bring about
war, Uiit tin* attitude id numerous
American new'pa|M*rs which appar
ently me entirely innocent ot evil
design, and assuredly not know
ingly influenced by the great sys
tem that has ~ue|j an end in view,
is inexpliealile.
GERMAN-AMERICANS STAND
BY PRESi&ENI WJLS0?E
(Brooklyn Eagle.)
In answer to alack* made against pres
ident Wilson for ho attitude toward tier
many in the submarine root rovers v, Wil
liam Liistgarten of (»'* William str*tt,
Manhattan, head and org; jitzer of tl
Loyal American la-ague. Xu*l that if an
attempt should in* mailt* to align the li.-r
man-Americans again the president in
the election on this .... the hagif Would
do everything m ,t .*»wer to counteract
such an attempt, in his statement Mr.
Lustgarten said:
“At a tune like this, it i- wd! to emplia
!• el .hat the inies. \\ 'imi'.as
.;n«i 1»aiders wiio have iostereti tia* various
j*ro-kaiser societies do not sptak for all
Americans ot Herman birth- The large
mas-. «.! citizens of Herman or*gin have no
sympathy with th* outrageous |H,|»tieal
intrigues oi these men. We denounce the
attempt to inject the test o! loyalty to the
kaiser as a criterion of the poll deal char
acter of candidates tor public office.”
Hrand ilukc Nicholas of the Russian
army i> a stri t disciplinarian.
BIRTHDAYS TODAY
Brigadier General FTenry Martyn Robert,
I’nited States army, retired, who had a
notable career a- an engineer for fifty
year-, is 79 years old today. Before the
civil war broke <.ut he tang1 r military en
gineering at West Point, ai d made a trip
to the Northwest in charge of an expedi
tion to lay out a military r« ute from Van
couver to Puget Sound. In l>lil when the
war hr< ke. lie wa ea!!, A to take charge
of Hie military detenscs o V a-hingtoii.
Later be had charge of the i ditary de
fenses of 1’htlu deli.h .* and N< i" Bedford.
After the war ho wa- seat to the Pacific
coast to build e< -t defenses. Fr.-m >71
t.1 Is* 15 111- bad eh. !_< ot - ' a-. <ii
triets and various river and harbor im
provements. At one time la was engineer
ing commissioner ol Washington. 11. < ..
ami 1 ter had charge ol engineering dis
tricts from Pittsburg t<» Galveston. In
! s' ", he \> . - ; .. tit- pr« alt lit • ! tla l tilted
States b..;;rd of 'taja •. r- or t<>r!iti<a
tions. General Robert wa- born at Roiiert
ville, S. ( ., May 2, 1K47, the '<>11 ot a
minister, and was graduated lrmn Wevt
Point in 1S57. 1 J<* wa- made a captain in
1 .still. ai 1 ; cob -pel m 1 >95. 1 .1 a bri
gadier general chief of Engineers just lie
fore hi- retirement in 1901. General Rob
ert. after retirement from the army by
operation of the age law. did further im
portant work at Galveston. He served on
the commission that designed the big s,-a
wall there, also <>n a e, aiinittee that de
signed a causeway and bridge !<• connect
Galveston with the mainland. Only a few
wars ago In* aided in designing improve
ment- of the port of Froiitera, in Mexico.
General Robert •- a member ot -oieiititie
societies. He married a flay ton girl,
lieo-ti Thrasher, in 1 >9o ami again married
1:1 tOlIt ; ' < l\\ < jo. \. \ . I * -«■< :.d w i i
was \| 1 - - lsals-1 1.1 v 1 n«g—t*• i«* Hoaigiaml.
lion. William S. Goodwin, congressman
trout Arkansas, AO years oM today.
Ualhe Krimme i»i\*■ Wheeler, American
novelist, I5> war- oh! today.
Hr. Graham Taylor, noted Chicago so
ciologist, l1 years old today.
Jerome K. Jerome, Knglish wnter ami
humorist, 55 years old today.
lion. Charles H. Sloan, congressman
from Nehru ska. o.’l years old today
Princess Helena, eldest daughter of King
Coii-tiintine ol (irccec, 29 today.
lb nr Admiral Gsoar V I arenholt, l . S.
N„ relii'et), * 1 veal’s «. 1.1 today.
TODAY IN HISTORY
I'll* f»« it T !i of Leonardo da Vinci, famous
!i<iiii'iii p. intt r. head ot tin* Floren
tine school of art.
ITs'i Thomas .letter *n wa- appointed
l uiteil State- nun: -t* r t<> Fr.. m *•.
I Mis ■ Kllli'a fgo laid • a Ann t H%. a •:.*:•
in 1 ‘ranee.
lslii i INI o. i~«ii- v lie married tin- day
in London.
is-TJ -Start of Ft inoitt*- tir-t exploring
expedit ion to tin litM-ky mountain-.
I.Mi-'i !'roelamatiott by l*n—idiM .loim-oli
offering SlonyMMi tor tIi«* urn t of
.letter-on Davis.
1 sow j| p .i<-]i• 11• i , t•; !*r< i• i«■ •;t .!*«!•' .
uiia-hed by majoritx «*t two v«*1
lss| Fir-t ml tor tlm Canada t l’. ••die
railroad was turned.
I'*!!- -ilayti a •: lliit t id American- to -a’;
I nvilegt— a- native-.
11M.I F\ elf- lleedle ItlT -lirgfoll.- 111
\t iili il >\ South Dakota t|ot-|oi
lit 15—-Iht War: Two <i« rniau torpedo
boats and oue British destroy r sunk
n. North Sea battle. British oeettpv
l*.|"ii*-iis, in Smyrna, ftriti-h capture
another town in Gentian Southw<-t
At i tea. French e\ at uati Knii Kaleli,
at the I); nlaaellt . alter profiting
British landing
Nine .Million |H-ojde depend upon
railway wages and salaries.
GULF HOTEL
Padre Island
Point Isabel
G >od Ventilation
Kvery room i- so located that venti
lation i- hud from the -i-a, through
large window-. Doors may In* k- jit
closed at all time-.
Spanish Kitchen
V. , C will 1m prej red with a view to
pleasing the public. A dip in the -ea
makes you hungry. We will satisfy
it.
Best Bathing On Gulf
Ti e Gulf Hotel t o-t th* finest part
of i ituoti- Padre Bland Beach. It i
thr*e mile- Iran the bar and tier* i
n« undertow, averting nil danger.
Nearest Mainland
The (full Hotel i- nearest the main
land from Brownsville and Valley,
point-. Tell your boatman to take
you to the Gulf Hotel.
C ome. Be Our Guests
\ B r .
week end- on the i-4aud. We will
make your stay pleasant. You will
enjoy it. Judge tor y ur ell when
you cheek out.
THE GULF HOTEL
Padre Island
Jose Lavios, Prop.
, _Ll , ,1.. , —-1- •
BROWNSVILLE BANK & TRUST CO.
'' ’*
' *r - ‘
Guaranty Fund Bank
A Bank of Deposit and Discount
4 PER CENT ON TIME k SAYINGS DEPOSITS
The First National Bank
Of Brownsville, Texas
United States Depositary
CAPITAL (Paid In) $100,000
SURPLUS AND
UNDIVIDED PROFITS $200,000
" j
Merchants National Bank
Brownsville, Texas
ms tiTj.Ptf raid lOO.OvOM
L UIUUR Horn Ka,nines $100,000.00
SIJRPl R F!!NP (Earned) $122,500.00
I _
1 1
Lour Percent Intercut Paid On lime And Savings Deposits
I
A. ASM If IM, Preside nt and Caviar O. C. SAUDER, Vice Pr. -id. ut
State Bank & Trust Co.
A Guaranty Fund Bank
Brownsville, Texas
At A UnXri 1 eoimimreial ti*-t« 1 n tin* Valley Good
I^J j^| j^g [^ ll U I L L ,m*a^s- t’."»l rooms Free Imth and free
ir -T - -• Kates $2 |»<*r day.
Donna, 1 exas MRS. S. c. WOLF. Proprietreaa.
DON'T 3E AFRAiD.
Don*! In a I ’ a .<1 to Im-fli : In ylad ot
tin* dmitfc. . *
Don’t be . !m:d to tell the truth : »i is a
part ot your honor.
Don’t In* afraid to work; it i- healthy
pity steal and im tai ex *reiM«*.
Du t In atrani to j.o olil i ! the vav t<
do a u*i,»d turn for a friend
Don’t he alranl f«» eii. n^e a mu/
opinio i■; • . < m u! lorn you do it.
I h >t, t b a i raid it* play the on me lion
i-sti.v. Ihaie-ty always wins mit.
Don’t In- afraid f* loir h work at times.
Vour ork v, til th« betl* r for it.
Don’t In a Irani io oInv. A man must
learn to obey, before he may liojw* to eom
tumid
Don’t fa afraiti of diflieutl and* rlakin”- .
fh* ”h-d o the opportunity to how y<»nr
mettle i \ •butlf'l*.
Snowstorms Kill Many Dm
KIMNBI IBill, SootI.iimI. May ‘J. \« a
ri nil *<| tin- -.now t*«rm of lln* laltor part
ot Man h, 111!1 rt* ha - In «*n a lnp,i mortality
aiimu^ iht-r ami wthl lnrti> in tin- * otti-li
Itijelilaixi . Nut in tin- mf'itittrv ot tin- ••!<(
' *t inhabitant h«\ *• Ilia • tf< * t of th«* ' i|«
•r b< i •• cvi r« a tin- y»*nr. Hop •rt*»
'Ia n I l*\ lln |iH-al autliorito- !**<» that
many in *ir< <1 ot *b«r, p irtn ularh lii’iiK,
hit lro/.rti to <loath <*r • Ii***l from **\|*o
.ntf. In ■mm* imis*:*** haiol IVut'littie Itv
k ■ i;<iIv I •* ;i| r* 'itlont ,*v**l th»* »h*« i fioin
— t.«rvation. But m tin* majority ot tin
Ion i-« hi ili1 .■«1*111 loiinl tooM ua pno iah il,
on afroiu.i of th> In av v « xponaiol tin*
all km*' ♦»! »nnri'tt j-amo an* • ntmiijr "U
II H11ai • >! ivinit*'*1 jam*- .it* tiijr on
tin* liatrlmi; • a on in a u* at ami tin-.iii"
ta.'tory aomhtion.
Your floors Would Look
Like This loo If You Used
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Eagle Pass Lumber Company
Brownsville, Texas
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