Brownsville herald. [volume], January 31, 1912, Image 4

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To Make Room HII
For Spring Goods
1 will Continue a
SPECIAL SALE
For the next few days
Headquarters for Mexican Curios.
Mexicai Drawnwork in original patterns
Remember, Corner of I 2 th and Wash
ington Streets.
M. SAHUALLA
-—Washington Street Opposite Herald
H jJ‘ Building
Brownsville Texas
An Eye For Beauty
It what you get when you make a
purchase at this store, no matter
how small or large It may be.
If you are anxious for a particu
larly new idea In jewelry for a gift
for any occasion, you will find it
here.
REED JEWELRY AND OPTICAL CO
Reed Jewelry & Op
tide Company
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Mason Grain C I
Oat*, Corn, Bran, Chops
AUalfa, Sorgbr j, Etc.
TRY OUR RICE BRAN AND MOLASSES NO FEED EQUALS IT
A WATERING TROUGH FOR YOUR HORSE AND ICE WATER FOR
YOU. NO TROUBLE TO QUOTE PRICES. ::•••• . ,
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1315 LEVEE STREET BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
EL CIPRES
VIB I- fl- GARZA, SUCCESSOR TO CELFDONIO GARZA
STAPE AND FANCY GROCERIES
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*YOLNG MRS. WINTHHOP”
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PRICES -5, 50. fS
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ROOMS—Furnished. 1500 Jeffer
son st. 1-24-1 Ot
FORSAliK—Large bouse with
garden, in Matamoros. one block
from plaza. Apply X. Herald office
18-30td 4tw
FOR SALE.—From 100 to 650
acres of land, with sweet surface
water. 1-4 mile from Sebastian Sta
tion on main line of St IjOuIs Brown
sville and Mexico R. R. Irrigation
canal will reach It shortly. Address
I*. O. Box 154 or call at 816 Adams
St. 12-30.tf.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.— A
tract of 242 1-2 acres of land 2 1-2
miles below city of Matamoros on
IUo Grande River with permit to
take water from the river for irriga
tion purposes. 1 60 acres cleared and
now prepared for cotton planting, 35
horse power gasoline engine in good
order, canals and laterals in first
class order on the land—10 mules,
wagons and farming implimetus will
sell cheap. Also have a few small
tracts near the city of Brownsville
with water rights.
10 tf E. if. Goodrich A Son.
j FOR SALE. Forty-four acres fine
irrigated land «t Llano Grande, Tex-!
j aa in the heart of Rio Grande Valley]
irrigated section. Two and one half
mile* from railroad Title guaranteed
Price Still.01) per acre cash This of
fer good until February 3rd. Address
P, O. Box 702, Brownsville, Texas.
FOR SALE—White Leghorn eggs,
SI.0«» per setting; 4 incubators, one
pair bronze turkeys. Mrs. Bellings
by, Brownsville.
1-2 4-:. t
WANTED -*► We want an office
manager who can furnish A No. 1 re
ferences and has St.000 00 in cash to
invest. Georgia Loan A Investment
Co, Tifton, Ga. 27-3t
FOR SAI4£ -Two lots and small
house, centrally located; near pas
senger depot. Inquire Everson Gar
age. 1-27-301
SALESMEN WANTED to look af
ter our interest in < 'ameron and ad
jacent counties. Salary or commis
si >n. Address The Harvey Oil Co.,
Cleveland. Ohio l-27-ltw
HOTSK FOR RENT—Corner Ad
ams and 15th sts. Apply to Mrs. W
A. Neale. 1*20-St
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
front room; suitable for man and
wife or two gentlemen. Apply corner
Hlth and St. Charles streets, aertss
from San Carlo* Hotel. l-,i»l-tf
TOR RENT—Two or three unfur
nished rooms. Apply 715 If ad icon.
1-30-31
$75 BUYS furniture five room
house for rent. M3 St. Charles at. j
1-27-31
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MOTHERS' Cltf* HOLDS
A BUSINESS MElTH'
—
A Plan Ha# Been Adopted to Provide
Lunch for Needy Children in the
Public School
Tuesday afternoon at the achool
j house the Mothers Club held a called
-meeting to discuss ways anu'means
for helping the needy children of -the
school. The meeting was called to
order at 3:30 by the president, Mrs.
Hawkins, and after the reading of the
minute* of last week's meeting by
the secretary, proceeded to business.
Miss Barbour gave fn al-cotSht of
the condition of the children in the
e
lower grade*. This was discussed for
several minutes. Mr*. Noah Allen,
ihe chairman of the lunch commit
tee, gave the report of that commit
tee. to the effect that soup would be
'served to ttfe ehildren needing It.
during the noon hour at the rate of
one cent for **ach plate of soup. This
will begin tigxt week. The member*
of the club will furnlsb nearly all the
material for the lunches and all ad
ditional expense will be paid by con
tributions of the memtier* and oth
ers.
A soliciting committee was then
appointed, consisting of Mrs. Allen,
chairman; Mrs. Green, !%?rs Snyder,
Mrs. R. T Howard. Mrs Walker and
Miss Kelly. Mrs. Allen donated three
dozen cups and ipdbns and Mrs Skel
ton and Mrs. Hawkins promised the
means of heating the «n?p.
The meeting lasted until nearly €
o'clock, as all the motions WTre dis
< with much enthusiaarfJT and a
large aHioun; of business was trans
acted This was a most successful
meeting, and tue Mothers’ flub is
now prepared to do something for
flie needy children.
A “OUT equally divided.
The appointment of the city elec
tion officers, as made by the mayor
and approved by th^ city council at
Monday evening's session, has caus
ed a great deal of conjecture as to
the politics of the appointees. The
Herald has been unable to personal
ly see all of the officials, but they
are thought to be about equally dj
\ ided between the independents And
democrats.
The following is a list of the a*>
» jptT|i
point me tits: -
First Ward.
Louis Brulay, presiding officer;
Miguel Fernalffies, J. C. lie Bruin,
Tomas Tijerina, judges.
Second Ward *
J T. fannies, presiding officer; W.
|S. West, W. E. McDavitt, R. E. Hol
land. judges.
Third Ward
Juan Bouis. presiding officer; C.
M. Garza, A. Turk. David Sloes,
judges.
Fourth Ward.
J. M. Dwer, presiding offker; L.
R. Coweii, George Condor, O. Gross,
judges
WOMAN KILLED IN STRIKE RIOT
Ij«w~otiee. Mass., -an. 2ft.—A wo
nt* !I was struck l»y a stray bullet a»S
killed, a patrolman was stabbed, a
militia captain was badly cut by a
brick and several were hurt by
st nett as well as by clubs of the po
lity and soldiers during a riot today
incidental to the strike of the textile
workers. Street ears nearing work
ers to the miHtT* Were held up and I
stoned by the mob. It Is eetimated
that 20.000 persons. were involved in
th«, affray. Additional troops wen
ordered to Lawrence tonight. Late
tonight dynamite wa. found at dif
ferent sections of the eftjr and a sen
sation was caused by the arrest of
Schoil committeeman, and John ‘ J.
Freeman son of former Mayor Itreeir
charged with roqjoiraey to "Mar, de
face and destoy/
Who Want* a Registered Jersey Ball
When I disposed of my highly bred
Registered Herd to Mr. Riehard Eck
ert of Yorktown. Texas, one year ago.
for an average price of $254.00 each.
I reserved one Bull Tor use among a
few select animals. Not being able
to use him another season. I am now
offering him for a quick sale, regis
tered and transferred, at the low
price of $100 f. o. b , Goliad, Texas.
This animat is strictly an Ameri
can bred St. Lambert Bull, being «
grandson of tile celebrated KING of
ST. LAMBERT’S KING; a double
Gr. GRANDSON OF KING OF SAINT
LAMBERT and OONAN’S TORMEN
TOR. and strong In the blood of
IDA’S RIOTER OF ST. LAMBERT.
A LI,IK OF ST LAMBERT. TORMEN
TER STOKE POG1S and TORMEN
TOR. whose combined tested Daugh
ters number over 100 head.
The dam of this animal is one of
the best milk and butter cows in
Texaa today; he is now just past four
years of age, guaranteed to be sound
and perfect in every wayj of gentle
disposition and a good handler. He
is also immune to Th K Fever Write
at one,, to
W. M SEBLIGSOX. JR.,
Goliad. Texas.
As to my reliability. I refer you
any bank in Goliad, or the editor
ibis* paper.
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WRITE FOR I
GRIFFING’S 1912
TREE BOOK
GRIFFINGS BROTHERS COMPANY
cTHcALLEN, TEXAS
morales
STUDIO
OVER THE DEPARTMENT SJORE
HIGH GRADE WORK
LARGE OR SMALL
Call and aec aamplea
ALSO KODAK FINISHING
Burt E. Hinkley
Funeral Director and
Embalm er
FIRE IN URANt :
EDGAR L. HICKS
VlvWr Itulldlng Eliaabeth Street {
Ilrunriisvii le, Texaa f
OVERLAND
In the laat three months thous ands of people made up their minds
to get a machine of the 3« horsepow-er fhe-paaaetiger touring car tfpn.
They expected to pay around *1250.On Investigation they bought our
Model 59 at $900 It gave them ex-actly what they wanted and nllowed
them to save $300 or more lit the bargain. Write nnd ask for €al*
'ogue 0-410, or come nnd get dem-onstrntion.
erson Motor Car Company, Brownsville
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Wheelbase 106 inches; motor 4x1 1-2; horsepower 26; Splitdorf mag
neto; transmission selective, 2 spee ds and re verve; F. and 8. ball bear
ings; (ires 32x3 1-2 Q. D3 oil la mpe. 2 gas lamps and generator
Complete set of tools. I •
Whittlesey Oarage & Machine Co,5,0 Beai ••
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Land at Mission For Sale by Owner, ;1,
480 Acres of Irrigated Land, one mile foea Mission. No better
land in the Valley. Will a«ll any vise tract either improved or wild
to suit purchaser. Abaolutely perfect well water for
poeea. 1 live on the land. < n • arst f"
real hr. ream. EVAN EEE8, Mis«ion, TciaaTTr
south and one half mile eaet of denot
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i: The Old Reliable Jewelry Firm of the Valley
I Rutledge Jewelry Co.
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may not be so costly or so varied as that of my
] lady's, but he is—or ought to be particular
about having it of the best quality, exclusive in
;; design and neat in appearance. We cater to
j the dressy man s jewelry needs and can please
! > him in variety, quality and prices.
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;; and always on time, because it was repaired by
It Rutledge Jewelry Company. Watch inspector for
\\ St. L. B. and M. R. R, Co., if good enough for
j; them, why not for you?
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You Need Glasses
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»f you are tired easily while lookirg at a small ob
ject you need a pair of glasses, don’t tool with the 3 3
eyes, come and see us at once and have them ex
amined. No better optician anywhere, our Mr.
; > Albright is a graduate of one of the best schools in
the country and fits your eyes correctly at reason
3 ' _ i< able prices.
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Rutledge Jewelry Company
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