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PROFESSIONAL
PHYWCIAH3 AW) DEHTUT1
• R. A BAR jAU
Ocfttiit
none 28* RrowotTiHe, Teza»
OR *r H. DEAR
J»—r»ti*»t
IXinirc* Hi*:;;.. •'}”* ST*
Bn>wii»TiH». TV*a*_
_LAWYERS _
I. M. MOTH ERSM £A£*
y Attorney
San Ibpi’o. iVnt
AMOS RICH
Attorney-at-l.aw
Tifier Bid*.. Br-jwntvilie. Texas
A. M. KENT
Attorney- at-Law
County Attorney Cameron County
Office at Court Ii<.u^-**- I’how ll*»
k. H. GOODRICH 1 SON
Lawyer*
Bnt!ed*e Ride, BrownT»xa«
Carner n County A to* tract Co.
F W. SEABIJRV
Attorn* y-at-l aw
Roorrs .**. G, 7 uf.i s. f * N t’l Bunk Bid*
Bfwwvill*. l*x«»
W. O. B. Morrison C M Robarrt
NORHiSON A .tO BAR 08
Attornev*-at I .aw
San B»-nito, T*'i»a
•RAMAM. JUNES WiSTk GEORGE
Attorn* ys-tit faiw
Tklrd Fl ,or. \1* . < ,,ai*t * Bank C
Brownarille. Tezst
W. R. MONTGOMERY
Attorney at Law
President HniiTo • »i ■ • V -dMCt Co
KdinUurg Slut* Bank Bui'diu*
Cdinbury, T • i i tCotjui S* t IB .ale- County
M. R. GORE
Ci wit to I ' -o' ■ Tif" I r
Room 2U St. t ’ N il i.L B lin*
BiowriMvill.-, T**xas.
I.I TIIKU I . I.ANK
••Tin: \i iuM'tiTi :: i \\"
ullUt loll b
CONCRETE WORK
-Any Style
ciias.th err ilhse.%
CBM I- N r i ON Ni ACTOR
San Carlo-* Hotel.
J. F. JOHNSON
Independent Candidate for Sheriff of
Cameron County, Texas.
Insure
-IN
AMERICAN COMPANIES
W. K. Mendenhall
I HON 42.
Ms H»K hKAI I A \ I» PACK
MILKS Other h« j.. ■ L*u <r«*un.* Hr.
r «»rt S.oh i l<>11 -1«»i<, I i’\:t . Scaled pm
I W 111 I). I ■ • < i \ . li !! • I i !! I 11 ] | .1 HI
ciliti•<I hum*, April <*. Ifl lo. and linn <»p«n
cd Ur tiirm iting SI dr fl and 10 pack
moles. Kurt In-r mformaf n*n «*n applica
tion.—M 27 Jf** 24' .to 1 5.
I In \tcdiei Mar i-. .. -‘ii «*u new uliite
lawn dri*V'C‘« uitli tHll '.kills.
” AS WE GROW OLDER ~
our minds are e >u* m a. -jve as in
former years but our strength d<« s n*»t
respond when we need it most; peuhaps
the kidneys are weak,the I ver torpid,
rheumatic pains or stiffened joints
. hr set us, and we cannot easily throw
off the ct ids t!. it winter brings,
\\ hat we need is the rich t od liver oil
in Scott s 1 mu >i. i to renew the bkxid
andcarry strength to every organ of the
body, while itsyy< ermes *<<thes the res
piratory tract, and it> hypopho?phites
strengthen the t tv italdc nerves.
ott's ImulvMi is a sc ientific oM
hxn1, of unusual hem fit to those past
fifty years particulaily during the
« »ld«*r seasons, n i* > parts warmth and
crear. . strength. One hertt’e will prove
ita worth. No nl >h* 1 i>r harmful &riu'».
swiia u.n&(.. .juoiiicU.s.j. u-a
RAILROAD SCHEDULE
1 SULF COAST l
fr N
Ar. 10:o5 ik at. 103 Ar. 11:50 a. a.
T<» H usu»a-- N
Lt. 5:00 * m. ll>4 Lt. 4 05 p iu.
Fcniyi T ron: >« - Ft»rd*C«
iu Ar. 6:05 p. ni
To Mis ioa
ai Lv. 4:40 p. ai
RRANDE RAILROAD
Point tnltK
m. Ar 11-00 a m
ID i-». idM v ■
PERSONALS
J. P. Rodgers of TTarliniren is a bu-ic --
visitor in Brownsville today.
A-e A*!r*•** r~ Mayor D. ft. Osborr
• •i L*. t« iti n:"t< re : home alter hut da -!
in the city.#
A. J. Whiteside ot DotiAa is a bu-ines
vi-itur in Brownsville. Ite i- a g-u*-t at j
the Miller hotel.
J. C. Julm-on of Houston i- a business
visitor hi Brownsville today.
Henry Fetiland of San Antomo and II.
• . Montgomery from Dallas are registered
at the Miller.
It. Haynes of Hum- i- a hustues- \i-i
tor m Brownsville.
New and second hand typewriters, sup
plies and repairs. Rio Grande Electric
Co.—3 11 tf.
—, ■— ■
•T. D. Abbott of Dallas ha- Wen a bust-j
jnes- vi-itor in Brownsville for the past two
I day-. II* a g e-t .it the Miller.
H. H. Adani' <*f Raymond ville i- a l»r-i
: *** — vi-itor in Bro’wn ville today.
1* 11. Hooks ti! Donna i- in Rrown.-vilh
to« lay.
•*• It- Muff * a* r ot San Antonio i> ;i hi;
nt vi-itor in Brow l-\ die loihtv.
Tom Mnrri- mi M. C. Gtvgorv ot H u
1 fil.gei! are in Brownsville on liu-ine-- to
| day. »
g r A. Albert Browne, who returned
j Monday noon from a bu mcs- trip to Snr
j Vntonio, bii i s for the Alamo City a*..»in
j tin- uityruoon.
^ Hotel Arrivals.
| Miller Hotel Mr. and Mr-.’Miller V.
jt*' "lb'on. II; rling. ti; iiebn M. Bari*wi.
'-an Antonio; 'lr-. Carroll Barton. I.,
Iberia; \\. A. Me\. il, San Antonio; George
•I. Dr« —valk.-r. New York; K. P. Brown.
! S;«»> Antonio; NV. D. St«»« kinHoii-tou;
• A. B. Holliday, San Antonio; K. B. Stud
|dn(d» I*i rki r, s. |».; If. il. < mm r and
I wife, ul. F.-ria; NY. D. Joey, D. lla-; K. A.
.MeDaniel, Me Allen: H. H. Kv; u- and wit. ,
d* r •*!. .1. A. l ard. Mi.—ion; J. P.
j Rodger-, Harlingen; N. .1. NYbite-ide.
; Donna; .1. ( . John-on, Houston; A ;«
| Strother-, l.yford; D. J. (l-l»..n.e, l.vford;
i 1 lei.rv Finland, San Antonio; 11. {'. Mont
| uoii" r\. Dallas; Bromberg, Oahe-ton;
!*• 1 * Hawie-, b.nin-; Hr-. Junius F. Dsivi.-,
J Mi . NV. II. St«-teart. Mr . !.. Shatundo,
j.Mr-. Shaw, Mr.-, bred I lark. Fort Ring
i .'obt: I. D. Abbott. Dallas; If. M Rounds.
'I* Alb a; I.. G. Hall, Corpus Ciin-ti; H. B.
Adiitu.-, If yuiondville.
. v" ‘ H * : N. \\feuttap, u
b'lia; B. II. l!*»ok-. Donna; D. p.
Kingsville; NY. NV. Pitts, Hyt*»rd; Mr-!
( untiiiigham, Corpus Christi; .1. If.
I I irn an. Houston.
I ravelcr- i!ot<! |l. Huggins, San An
toen»: S. (J. Higb-mith. Hailing, n; J. \V.
Barber. San Antonio; Charles F.. Bang
I’M 'h-Mlle, Inti.; F. J. Mo. la-n. Halve-ton -
li.irrv Staple-, Harlingen; A. T. Sea rle.
j Santa: NN NV. \ ami. Ilarl ngen: Charle
M.yle. San Antonio; If. H. KJeas, San An
!!,,;i,o: f:- I*. Hall. S,*n Antonio; JJ. H. Su|
i hviin. Sinton; G. T. Burn**-, Yoakum; D. A.
j l|f Mi rpi’drs,
—-- I.—__
Brownsville Customi
Inspector Tells Of
Hie Border Situation
The following interview with William
!;• "f lllc I nite.i Slates Customs I
Sen i«v at Brow nsville. was published
in rhe Calve*Ion Tribune:
'Viliam B. Va|e. I mie,| stales «„> I
toms insjKM-tor. foriuerlv of this «it\. but j
mo\ s I aliened al Brownsville, w .e in
tiiilvctiinti I«m|,«\ attending to ini'ines- I
tonne, ted with ins o||i,e and greeting'
lii> old friemis.
Mr. \ ale declares that there has not
Inen the slightest disl u rliutire along the
border near Brownsville sin,,- the r,
1-eitt trembles in the West, and says that
a Iverson would never suspo-t that anv i
tiling unusual was taking place in Me.vi
,o tm*n what i> to In* seen and heard al
Brownsville or M ilam *ro> He said:
t atian/y, authorities are eo-opcral t
t"g with •n;r i>'in rs m even wav p«»<
sdde and the immigration and customs]
i»iam In s of our service are meeting with
ileartv eoov|H-rati<m from lit*- represepta-1
lives • »f lit** de faelo government.
s*<'e the bandit raids several!
Ill* tiths ago, there has not been tie :
slightest trmlde iii ,mr district. Kwry j
tiling is iv rate i .‘ini I > s,i > s lv< * j u y i
earned on as if there bad never Iwrit
* "l it' w». Onr wot-v '
lively light now. beenuse no effort is
being made to , a s,» u< ;i,,\ tr*vnble.
’Hep* r* s of V illistn fori’es operating
at op near the lower Ivor,in* are entirely
1 '*ii .1 1 with i iii- 11 ai h. I ivt hiug has
Ini n he;,; ,| f f month* ,*f bandit trot! j
ble anywhere along our part of tin* Ivor
tier. 1 do tint cit'd it tin- reports that have
been eir,-ul;*te*l of fighting near Mon
terrey. and there is certainly no indica
tion of Vi)K sentiment wear Mf.itamo
ros.” '
v
\ \
CITY NEWS
River Continues Low—The Riu Grande
e»n’im:**s at low Water stage, numerous
s id bar- looming up in the center and
-■(if- • f the *treaci :t!»> ;g the Ra»f evilk'!
water front. Boatmen at the* international j
ferry find it iiecc'giry to cear< h out route* i
to keep ibetr boats oft the *: ndbars. and!
constantly sound the botton of the stream, j
wltieh almost all the way aero*- at the I
ferry is not more than two or two ant! ■
a half feet deep.
Dor't fnryet to t.:ke your wnter and
light discount.—3 *23 "t.
For an electrician phqpe 373. Wiring and
n purs. Km «iran*i< Electric Co.—3 11 tf.
Break Ground on Boulevard -The conn- J
t v r>>ad grader, which hits been loaned to
the city of BrtiwnsviUn for u-e in ~treet j
improvement while the county road dis
trict* an- waiting for rain, today began
I'm* worn ot breaking ground on the Boule
v: rd preparatory to grading that street
for permanent iinprovcincnt. probably with
crural. Tin* is the thoroughfare which i* j
to be lined with pafbj* in The near future. I
Try Palm Star Ice Cream and Butter
—2 29tf.
S wings Depositors—Ph is, i,.ind in yom
pa*, (looks for crediting of interest to j
'larch 1. Browns vide Bank & Trust Com- j
puny.—3,1’itf.
_
Wilacy County Judge Here ('until\
•liulg, Avery T. Sc*rh ot Santa, V* iliac'
••ounty. who also is county *i!j>»*riiitend,*iit }
' I -ehool* then , i* in Brownsville lor a !
lew dips to attend tin* meeting of the di*- I
it r:e1 rt. * . •• S, ■ i He i, p«,i • • i ha 1 j
range condition* m Willacy county are
.til! -rood, despite the tact that there has
b,-,n little ram in the pa>t few months,
t title are in bin v good condition, but j
I are eating a considerable uuiuiti, v ot eae- I
[tils.
Don't forget to take your water and
light discount, i 2:1 *t.
investigate—Sun Parlos Meal Tickets
Fine Terrier Poisoner! -ram :. Hill i !
mourning the !o~s ot a Hue r, a-ii rod fox !
(crrier^i i»oi*oi,: d la* night, at Mr. Hid’*!
home 1«\ unknown i>, r- im*. Several bog
• re repon ,1 to have b, gi poisoned in the
a me neighborhood ot late, and owners will
make complaint to the police.
Don't forget to Like your water and
light discount. 3 23 *♦.
We wish to announce to the « .ike ca m*.
public that we have recently employed an- j
other EX PER I BAKER, who has the world !
skinned when it comes cakes -md fanex
iKistry, s«» don't hesitate, .just place an
ord* r and go on about your business; we
do the rest. Several have said that we pm
out the best cakes of any bakery they ever j
patronized. Thanking you in advance for ;
that order, we are. Yours for Business. I
THE BROWNSVILLE BAKERY. Phone j
515. . $|l7 t*i |
We rail for and deliver votir fans r«»r re
pairs. Call us. Win Grande Electric Co.
-3 1 Uf. t
We repair anything.ropian.•- imd , ,h
»»ii* rim - included. Kio Grande Electric
< '<i.—3 1.5 11.
Express Office Improved i: t.n-n, n„
provt men I - n j I»«*111*r made in I lie Well
i a r "it « \|»re> . oHo-e at the Gulf Coast
Line- station. *1 lit*-** mehulc a -helving
system for tracing:, .'ml enlargement of the
quarters by renting the Cnited State* eu>
loin- detention •• nearby, which ha- not
been Used in -ever.it years. Tin* eompaity
had planned to huild tin addition to take !
eare of the heavily increased bu-ine—. hut
abandoijetl tin- when the other building !
whs rented.
About that plumbing tnat is to he done—
(all Hayes N Sons, Scores of satisfied
•ustoun rsi. Phone 50.—•> lti tf.
_
Electrical bicycle, automobile, type
writer. flu blights, telephone ugtl tell • t p|
supplies and rep urs. We repair anything.
Rio Grandp Electric Co. if
--
KATIWEE AT 2 P. M.
Itnii i led mv hand* ph-a-e—it- enibar- I
rn-siny. .e l t*ie “-cntmien!a 1 lady,**
who. deep down in her own perverse
heart found the experience more fib a-- j
injf then embamissing, in George i
Kleme’- -
THE SKNTIMK.VI \L LADY By Omm }
1 >av!-. featuring Ml.-- Irene Fenwick. Al
tab* of a daring yom g chap who would !
not take “No." A -ton' ol Walt Street 1
gas stocks, a -snnuirr resort and a lonely j
i-le iu«t big enough tor two!
Mr. and Mr-. Dr* w in —
A SAKE JNVESTMENT—Comedy.
Hath StundioiiM' in—
THE >1*11)1'K.
MEXICAN LION
IS CAPTURED
— T
TWO A WO A HA< F CEET
HIGH ANu ABOUT SEVEN FEET
TIP TO TIP IS TRAPPED. j
fhie ot list* largest M< \ieiin lions .aught
in thi> section in. many moons i- now a
j»r.sei»»T at th** A. King -nuke lanu .
near Brownsville. Ti e animal «*e trapped j
by Juan Ramiros, a wild annual and snake |
eatelu-r, U low tin ritv ol Brow ti-ville, in j
a Wild ot the Rio lininde, and was -old to |
the King tann.
The animal i- about two and a halt feet
in height, a little over seven feet from tip
of no>e to tip of tale, the usual light brown !
in color, and a- fierce a- the run of hi- I
«.unity. He appear- to l*e about five year- j
,»d. King -ay- tin* lion i- -ontewhat larger
than the, animal killed -ome months ego*j
by J. < George and K. C. ^tillmttti of the j
Millmtin ranch in the north part o! the J
county.
The in.a i- ! li ved to ha' e crossed the j
R. i (d ml* r - r*>’fi 'd \»« •». t b :
mni apt ajvnlly ' a ."nag jo-r**— n. causej
d the upper!unitv «ord.-i by the present j
biw -tag** • I i h>- Rio Grande.
Resolutions Drafted
In Memory Of Late
Member Of Woodmen;
(!I\: age (! t«>v.• ('tl“* !c Ko. ■ 1 > *, ot t he j
Woodmen <d the World, In - adopted 'b j
following resolutions in memory ot 1 lie |
late Martin II sr.-on, the committee he.nv
A. A-hheim. Mr-. W. T. Harvey. Mi— Mary j
Sinew it t.:
We. your commit ire. app • nil * l to drift J
r« -olutioiis to ih. memory ot our d<-eca ed !
-ovi r- igri, Martin Hanson, beg leave
submit the following:
ML i • • 11 hits plea -ell Almighty Hod to I
remove from our midst In loved SoVrre-gn I
Martin I Ian-*.n; and, ,
Whereas, a- an official ot the- t irele w
deepiv de|dor-' III- |oc- oil account ol ill- j
tail lit til discharge of hi- duties and his j
friendship and charity toward tho-e it, j
need.
I In ret ore, he it resolved, that w c del
hereby . xpress our gn* t and .sincerely
mourn hi- death.
Be it further resolved, that a ropy «*i
tli. -c r« -olutioiis Ih- cut to the liereuved
taluily, one to'ilic local pap> r and one
-pr. .ol upon ibe mm dc- .1 our * irele.
Unclaimed Letters.
I - i -1 ot Letters r« mitinitij? unehiiined in
the u-ville j><**t olliee ter the week j
ending Mar. h 25, lOlti;
<•entlenien- Seeundino K. \r.;n j**, John
Andr« a. Mitnel Aitn.ya. \iit> Iv. t Iimuiuiio. '
•IBun Qsnewn*, (iimdnlupe Fa ntis, Alhinti ]
Flore*. John I’. I i pie-, Loren ro truer
(->, Jim 11'>■ >< !i, Tnrinto ti.117,1, R:< irdoi
(Jo-man, l|< rliida Hreen. I*. I.. Jeiikui*.
vllieit dt nit ii, Manuel Loern, I nieeto Lo- I
j*e/, Put li.* la , (ieorL't *}■ M<» «i -, R | !
a he M •lin.:. Man m-| Olliera. I nut* A.J
OawnM, to o|” guitin. It oval (•• Rainrel.j
M. t’. Rieo, Martin Roclrt^iiez, Huerta!
\ tlaurn. I ne-iiido Silyuero, Murseltno
Salina-, Juan I!. Ti, vino, Carlo- Trevino.
< ni'ito Torre*, M<.«* White.
Lathe,*-- Renin/ Arevalo, Mytrl Allen,
Pel ra M. th Ruvv *, \*nlicl Itnrrera, Soli*
dad l>. rrio-, Jo-< fina 1 i|f|o. I’. tra
I* fa III, It. t loti la I ir. :fi;i, I lo> a to)/?u <»>, j
Sena < •:»rein, Petra Mat tine/., »o*a F..«|e
th-hoa, I'oiiiio t M*vu, Adept t in rent Pi |
ruiui. Ann Knmortft. Helen Simmon*. I ra
Salma-. Senona **. him*. Mr-. Fred Wo| j
eott, Mary White.
h hen ealhi v lor the almve letter* j•{« »-e j
n-k tor atlverti-e.l letter*. Po*fmaster.
Don't forget to take your water,and
light discount, ij.im.
Palm Star Ire Cream and Butter. H IV
ered. Phone 5u7. Proven oualitv r* ’ll H "
Don't forget to Like your water and
fight discount ; m
Made in Brownsville P. \ : j
;>lf—Paint star lee I’reim ami Butter.—tf. i
,SR FOR aod GF.T
HORLICK’S
THK ORIGINAL
N5AL7ED MILK
scA-U.coat YOU same prtcc.
PROGRAM TODAY
NIGHT AND MATINEE
NIGHT AND MATINEE
KtiudahJe Feature pn sent the- ehunmnjri
f»e»i!"!.al a«ln Mi** Fhjrenee Reedr
in iv# nets of drufuatfe adioii entitled-* i
THE 0»\VARI»LY HAV —The ?:ory of a i
-jAoihti -oeu ty u.rl mid a moral coward, j
Pricey—5 and 10c
—-.. i I.. «
SATURDAY—
^Fraio i* \ Iiushittan itod Marvienl.
- i ■ i ■TMffl
SPRING IS EARLY THIS YEAR
Before clean ins; house it will be well
* to repi'per those room* th:»t wre loolunif
i m1. \ i.11 never hml nn <u**»ort unity to
IK14 r t hem tor rs little m«*mv us now,1 "Hi
FRONTIER LUMBER COMPANY
_ i
With The Courts
District Court.
The distnet eoiirt i' -till in tin,* trial ot
tile MUt of (’. It. Pendleton, » l ill., versus
the Mal-t'oiitiiteiit late li.Miram-e Com
patty, el ill. The plaintiff eon eluded it**
testimony yesterday and witne-.x.** tor the
defense are on the s|. nd tixiay. There is
little likeliimod of the ea-e going to the
jury today.
Auto License.
Dr. -I A < le Clistillo of Browii'Ville
Tfh-dnv tilteiKoon re5fi*-l**tvd a tii otuohde
\o. ailll ill 1 lii i'lHIUiy ei*. 1 a > olfietl.
Political Announcement
Tin* 1 (era 1*1 »h authorise*! to .<ui outlet*
/A-h B. Nix’oa of KMierg **»un
i\\ a- a eamliilatr tor lh-trut Attoinov for
liio Twenty Fighth Jmbeuil Di'tnrt, *«W
[jrcl io the net toil of the U mortal lit* l*rt«
mane*.
I hereby uiiiuunrv iu>-e!f a* a e»u«li4ut**
tor the other of Sheriff of t'auierntt eoimtv,
| V;; ■ . , t !»* t he iirlMI of
tlie detune rata* priii
For ail kin:*$ of electro, itfcktf, ffffM a ml
»th« r platin**. Rio t irun*!*% Kh > t nr l»», —*
ia.is.n.
' "■ ■■■' — —— — 1 - 1 ■■■
szcfSBMti* “fci *•€ aJStftSJi .*MHB
an nounces their I
OPENING DISPLAY I
or I
MILLINERY & READY-TO-WEAR I
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY I
MARCH 29TH AND 30TH I
I GOLD MEDAL, F»SK & GftGE HATS |
PULLMAN SLEEPERS BETWEEN BROWNSVILLE
AND SAN ANTONIO.
On Tram Leaving BROWNSVILLE At 3:45 P. M.
And On Train Leaving SAN ANTONIO 10:30 P.M.
OUR TRAINS LEAVE CORPUS CHRISTI DAILY
7:00 A. M. 12:25 Noon 10:30 P. M.
he Mire and Ask tor tickets Via INI S A. k A. H. It).
Address OLO t . !AP|#V (i. P. A. >an Antonio texaa.
TO ICE CONSUMERS
It Is our earnest desire to pleas* you. We promise you pure lea, fait
weight and courteous treatment Should our drivers not give you these, phone
is.
•«y eeipon books ar.d save the discount *f |j
PEOPLE’S ICE & MFG. CO.
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