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. jT i -H THE DAILY HERALb. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1906. LOCAL ITEMS. Gold Rings from $1.00 to $450.00 at Rutledge Jewelry Co. For sale Bright, fresh alfalfa. Justreceived. M. Besteiro. For Sale One oil and one woodburning heating stove. 11-6-13 C. H. Thorn. Regular communication of the Masonic Lodge this evening at the usual hour. Notice is called to the change in the ad of the Bollack Store appear ing elsewhere in-this issue. For. Rent The Depot Saloon in Brownsville, Texas. Apply to A. H. Weller, Harlingen, Texas. Finest line of Xmas presents in solid silver, cut Glass, Diamonds - : . 1 T 1 or jeseetryai auucukc jirwcuy : will be a called meeting of the card club Wednesday even ing at the residence of Mrs. Ira G Killough. One brick-layer went to Diaz this morning to engage in work on the buildings in course of construe tion at that place. The regular meeting Of the Catholic Knights of America takes place this evening at 8 o'clock St Joseph's College. The Staff of Life, Good Clean Bread," pies and all kinds fancy cakes to your order to be had only at Clay's Bakery. Phone 97. The depository for the state school books has been transferred from the Texas Confectionery to the Kindergarten on Washington street. tf. Rutledge Jewelry Co. for any thing you want in first class up-to date jewelry of all kinds absolutely P-iiaranteed as represented or money refunded. Rutledge Jew dry Co. The weather: Tonight, increas cloudiness, warmer weather; Wed nesday. Dartlv cloudy: light east erly to southerly winds. Largest and most select line of up to date Jewelry, Diamonds,! Clocks and watches to be found anywhere in the south west and at prices as low as the lowest. Rutledge Jewelry Co. Work was begun today on residence for T. A. Kiender, Esq which will be located on upper Levee street adjoining the resid ence of Mrs. Dougherty. It will be a pretty and up-to-date cottage and will cost $2000. A. Goldam er has the contract. Remember we will discount any catalog prfce you have 10 per cent- save you the express besides,-on anv orders vou mnv wish to make for a Xmas present in our line Remember no wholesale house sells at retail. Trade at home and save 10 per cent. Rutledge Jewelry Co. A recention and dance will l e given at the opera house Friday evening by a number ot young ladies, who will invite the gentle men to be their guests for the even ing. Nearly all of the ladies in town are assisting the young ladies who have the project in charge, and the event will doubtless be a socia success. The ladies deserves credit for attempting to vary the monoto ny which has depressed social cir cles here lately The resignation of Rev. W. H Petty as pastor of the Baptist church of Brownsville which was tendered recently is regretted very much by the members of that church, as well as by many other persons in our city, who feel that Mr. Pettv has done a irood work here. He does not expect to leav Brownsville, however, as he wi still continue to do mission wor in this section, being under the duection of the Baptist Mission board, his field including thecouu trv between Point Isabel and Rio Grande. Mr. Petty has made many friends in Brownsville among all denominations, winning the respect and liking of all by his up-right manly character, and it is welcome news that he and his family will still made their home here. PERSONALS. J. P. Herzog of Galveston left this morning. C. A- Earl of Hallectsville is a guest at the Miller. Will A. Perkins, the drug drummer or ban Antonio, is in town. Clam Agent S. J. Lancaster came down from Kingsville yesterday on official business. S. E. Converse, a well known hardware agent from Corpus Christi, is a visitor here. David Young, ofSanta Anita ranch, returned home this 'morn ing after yesterday spent in town. Mrs. E. J. O'Brien of Kings ville-, who has been spending the past week here as the guest of Mr and Mrs. P. H Vasey, left for home today. J. B. Armstrong left today for San Antonio, with his children, Misses Jennie and Sylvia and Mas ter Frank, to spend several days seeing the fair. O. L. Moore and J. C. De- Bruin, contractors on the canal work at Lonsboro, spent yesterday here on business and returned to Lonsboro today. Services will be held at the Baptist church tonight and also tomorrow night, at which the sermon will be preached by 'Rev. A. C. Earl of Hallettsville. John Box and E. D. Box were arrivals on the Point train yester day afternoon. Messrs Box have just sold a lot of sheep to a buyer roni Uvalde, and came up to see about their'delivery. J. P. Withers arrived here last night on his return from his north ern trio, and left today for his lead-quarters at Llano Grande. Mr. Wither is expecting Mrs. Withers to join him at Llano Grande in the, near future, to soend the winter, emoving our unexcelled climate. Manuel M. de Chavero, a busi ness man ot tne city ot juexico, accompanied by his wife and two daughters, arrived in town last nifrht on his way home from a visit to New York, Washington and other northern cities. Mr Chavero is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Annie Putegnat, Inspectress of customs, and will remain here for a few days visiting her. Joe Champion of Roswell, New Mexico, is here on a visit to his bovliood home after an" absence of twenty-six years, being the guest of his brother Frank Champion Quite a number of improvements are noted in Brownsville by Mr- Champion, who, was quite young when he left here. He has nu merous relatives and old friends here who are pleased to meet him 1 -1. again. He win spenn a mo.uii here, renewing old friendships and cettintr acquainted with the new Brownsville. A MA7WR &FMMLTk paw POWDER Absolutely Pure A Cream of Tartar Powder, , free from alum or phos phatlc acid HAS HQ SUBSTITUTE BROWNSVILLE UNDERTAKING COMPANY Rubber Tire Carriage on Call PHONE 123 CITY TIN SHOP Fidel Arevalo, Prop. All Kinds of Tin Work Done Promptly aud "Neatly, Also Plumbing. Patronage Respectfully Solicited Offict Ii Frot et Ctftrilc Chsrch Rooms for rent in Combe build ing, southern exposure. 9-17-tf. Wholesale Groceries Cheap for Cash Frank Alcedo Celaya Building. The Elections. Owing to the new law having cut downline number of judges and clerks of elections, the work of counting the ballots cast in today' election could not be begun until after the closing of the polls which will be at seven this evening Therefore no report of the results could be obtained for today's Her .VLVD. The voting has been light through out the dav, however, and it is probable that not over three hun dred votes have been cast in Brownsville. Of these it is perhap: safe to say that about two hundred and fifty were for the deniocratu ticket. To Receive Election Returns A number of citizens have sub scribed for the purpose of securing telegraphic reports of today's elec tions in the various states. The returns will be posted at the Texas Confectionery as received tonight. Wedding cakes a specialty Prices $5 to $25. Call and inspect my line of ornaments for fancy cakes before ordering elsewhere. Clay's Bakery. Phone 97. Generally you can tell what a woman means by guessing the op posite of what'she says. Our Watershed jjlfv' Copyrisht 1906 wMp The House of Kuppcnheimcr Coats are water shed in fact as well as in name. Rain has no more effect on them than watet on a due k's back, because the material of which they are made is of the best and proper ly waterproofed. You couldn't possibly buy a more, useful, stylish garment than a Water shed. Truly an any-day coat. On clear, cool days it's a light weight over coat. Only in wet weather do you know it be a Kuppenheim er Watershed. THE BOLLACK STORE II Frontier Lumber Co. MiGJSA DE i Sash Doors Blinds :ARM Building Supplies of Every De scription. Pure Jersey Milk i 25c per Ga i a ! Morning Delivery ! Geo. M. Putegnat. The Beebe Hotel j Hunter's Paradise Sam Fordyce, Texas C. P. Welles, Prop, and Mgr. Best Rooms and Meals in Town YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED A. GQLDAMMER CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Plans and Specifications Fur nished on Short Notice The Brownsville Grocery Co. FEED STUFFS Alfalfa Kay Oats -Prairie Hay Staple .and Fancy Groceries We Sell BLUE VALLEY BUTTER The Best on Earth W. H. CLAY Proprietors K. H. AkDAVITT Wise d& Newman Imported Bacalao Mackerel Pickled Herring Smoked Herring Imported Swiss Cheese Edam Cheese Staple and Fancy Groceries Fancy Crackers Heintz Pickles Crosse- Blackwell's Jams Maple yrup Breakfast Foods Stuffed Olives Pha 65 F. SNIPES if, Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Shoes, Cloaks, Skirts, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Grips, Etc., Etc. 1 All At Prices That Defy Competition i i Just Received By FIELD A Full Line Of Studebaker Buggies, Surreys, Phaetons, Ro a d Wagons, Runabouts and Prospectors' Wagons m SOLD AT LOWEST CASH PRICES CALL AND SEE THEM Also Fish Bros.' Wagons Charter Oak Stoves SB 1 s nil "iM J. S. M. Ho CROSS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Boots ? Sho w w m . m. SV A w molester Arms ita ammunition Wholesale and ReLail Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Binds and Builders' Hardware BROWNSVILLE, TEX. MATAMOROS, MEX. TOILET SUPPLIES a e i Our stock of toilet necessities was never more complete than now. The first time vou come to our drug store ask to luok totth-;i ,S TOLLMAN'S PHARMACY Sa! the moment, but it will con- vice you that phone 40. Mail and Phone Orders we can serve you better than pramoUv Attended To. dt anyone else. everything in most convenient drug nr. r we uie uuiiijj our power to make this the best and store for you to trade with. Special messenger service. r THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR THE Eagle Drug Store WATCH FOR THEIR AD. : ft ro . - U fie Knze 4 p ft and BILLIARD PARLOR X . finest " tries, liquors, Qi (juors, SOLE cAGENT SAN cANTONIO. XXX Lcars BEERj v HI a e 1 i