The Brownsville daily herald. [volume], August 20, 1909, Image 3

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gRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1902. THE BROWNSVILLE DAILY HERALD Sfl
I 3,000 ACRES! 3,000 ACRES!! 3,000 ACRES!!! j 1
r jj Of choice fertile land that yields as abundantly and lies as t H
S pretty as any dirt in this SUN-KISSED VALLEY j ' fl
jj g Owner Must Exchange For Gold Jf .
Only a short distance from Harlingen B '9
If Railroad passes through St mm
8 Title Perfect Part of it now under cultivation f I
P IT !S THE ONLY REAL BARGAIN IN THE LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY jf I
I INVESTIGATE IT! SEE IT FOR YOURSELF! j 1
1 We know there will be . a scramble for it mi iH
1 The Price is $35. an Acre ; $35. an Acre 1 1
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Ht ff I M'GRAW AS BASEBALL MANAGER ,ulcr""n8rFl s" '-' V
ll?aftk m W ? 1 1 Y I Christy M ewson tells why Man- If yu are wfaat e think you are,
2gKr 1 ta C JL A ager JlcGra'w has been so successful EWWh. A aifficult undertaking and one you are worth all you cost and
fit .1 as the leader of the Giants. He says: jMmmMWm which required the work of six men much, much more. H
p. I UR EyE QN THE coUNTY SEAT- haye otten been asled to what 1 JmMMMMMMk for nearl' two weeks was recently Be sure of this: While father
j u,niro rniiNTV ir K riROWltMi' WOuld attribute John McGraw'a sue- JHHEB. accomplished in California, when doesn't say much but "Hello, son,"
JCjLL HIDALGO luunu 13 uumnu. ce8a aa a baseban manager. In tn9 jWmWSm two thirty-foot palms were moved way down deep in his tough, staunch MMM
HfSSrt The San Antonio 4 Rio Grande Railroad will shortly b in operation-passenger trains first place, his method of handlins from the abandoned residence of H. heart he thinks you are the finest
HF f mnnimj into Chapin! The new eighty thousand dollar court house i. PWS cond uce WBw K HuntlnSton. on t0P o Nob ever. And as for the little mother, H
11 ' apidly-other big improvements are bein made. KEEP YOUR EYE ON CHAPIN! olte treated In the samU Hill. San Francisco, and transplant- she simply cannot keep her love
Wk" r 1 ntc in Chanirt Will shortly be olaced manner. One man has to be patted tPS Gd a distance of 500 miles t0 his and -Dride for ou out of her es-
J. LOtS in tnaplfl Will bnoruy uc piawcu & w t3 new residence at Los Robles, near You are a man now. H
V 00. the market. Keep yOlir eye On Chapin Bharp reprimand to make him put - J s San Gabriel. Cal. And some time you must step into jH
I ' . forth his best efforts or remedy hii s - i Va Palm moving is a common occur- your father's shoes. He wouldn't
The richest country in the world is around Chapin. Great things are being quietly faults A 1 . z$3$ rence in California, but it is not like you to call him old, but just jH
fkiM-" done in the Rio Grands Valley. Chapin is the center of activity. "A second great factor In McGraw'a r - likely that any have ever been the same ne isn't as young as he fl
m rn VATH PVIT AN rHAPINt' E, 1Swh,S. knowlfcd f inside j - f moved so great a distance with so used to be. You see. young man, WM
mk - J S3rKEEP YOUR. EYE ON CHAPIN. 1 Sf'S C:"'. MM ; P- when he has been working pretty hard for
BgiU y 3, -CT execution of his plans he always boxed weighed eighteen tons and a more than twenty years to help you
Rtefl?-" L'aL takes into consideration the abilities " . " string of ten horses was required in up! And already your mother Is
of the plajFers called upon to carry 4 order to transport the palms, beginning to lean on you.
gjrt; : out his scheme of play. The squeeze t through some of the busiest streets Doesn't that sober you. Twenty- flH
SmSLf play, so popular with jsoine man ngers, V -.-:'.-::- a: . .J I of Sxn Francisco. one?
' f f Ri.rtiniei1jp RlJWnPJlS ColleOe does not appeal to McGraw, but every ,fc The palms moved were also of Your father has done fairly well,
fr. r jjroivnsvme jzubuiv wy othei .M devI by whlch a ron iv . tnan ordinary interest t0 the but you can d0 better You may am
ml Closed for Suwmev Vacation 'SSn'S fKfe f of San FranciE i-mg not think so, but he doe, He has H
GM TT'o'll Tprm "ReOiQS MOllday, Sept. 6 campaigns on the diamond. He ob- A . X s' ' tian twenty given yoa a better chaace than he
K.-l .rail X (31 111 -DUs-j-LUQ ' ' jects to the squeeze play because he years- m addition to this fact, they had. In,many ways you can begin
Correspondence' Solicited believes that a brainy pitcher ought Jf v f might be classed as most interesting where he left off, and that is why '
t0 brealc 1,p the D,ay and prevent its Mf S - -: A relics of he earthquake fire of 1906, he has tried to make a man of you.
" success by pitching the ball so wide (f V at which time Mr- Huntington's Don't flinch, boy.
" " " that the batsmen is not able to bunt it ! - " - "V t magnificent residence was destroyed The world will try you out It
Coleman Land . Improvement, Co. piirs i fe'v." NiJ E " - - f -r
Acre Per Year. ... many other plays that contribute to .'- "'v' y that time in the course of three if only there be the willing and v
Sail BenitO And BrOWnSVllie, leXaS teamwork or inside baseball are con- ' v K years fresh growth has been made cheerful mind. 'H
- " stantly practiced by McGraw's team. by tbem new well-developed crowns All hail, you, on the threshold! '"mK
t0 be sprung whenever the - f-i- - have aPPeared and they bid fair to It's high time you were begin- iH
t Ss an onenin 3lert manager A fl J a becorae two of he most interesting ning to pay the freight And your V
J v L 1 ..0f CQrco h'hc AA U , bA obiects on he Huntington estate. back debts to father, and mother. jM
' SUMMER SCHEDULE ON YOU ARE READING ays SM. for WthinkiS 1 J:Mr Hortlcultnr , You will pay them, won't you. boy? H
,3U' Jl ,,,,-, g opponents may anticipate them and L-? How shall you pay them?
f HIOIGRANDE RY. JUNE I. THJS D OTHERS I bak them up but u ! a "plaJ SSs i S ' BC a Ma"' By- By bein aIways everywhere
K:l - The following is the summer sched- 8 pi?An VATTRC I cause of some act of omission or com- fS ISPI So you are 21? a man! Grand Rapids Chronicle.
I ii for the Rio Grande railroad to WILL KfcAD lUUKo I mission on the part of his players, llllllll And you stand up cIear-eyed, jH
BT 1 ' Hike effect Tuesday, June 1st: 8 1 McGraw is quick to detect the fault i 1 "W Kd'A j clean-minded, to look all the world Missouri's blue laws enacted by i
lr 5-- Brownsville wj, -sjs rr?' ."irf3B rtl,ascost,omakeamatribr,1acruM9,aiSl"iai1 I
"K ' Saturdays. more, q Peter Smith's wife E Graw's method, and a player who can- ' in money of rearing a child. He charges of playing a game called
rS' - V- O.noa m Arrive 10:30 a. m. wants a new hat. Smith sees not learn the fine points of the game fMk&M$ y to S a, young man to le- "baseball," in which the customer
f:S Arrive 5":00 p. m Leave 3:30 p. m. by the paper thatjones is sell- ucderah l Jl "ever excel in our fMmXM age. care for him and educate receives 20c worth of .cigars for lue
ave 5:30 p.m. Arrive 7:00 p. m. ing hats at so much. John- Mtional pastime. . V 1 him, costs $25,000. Which is a lot if he makes more runs than thej
Sundays. son's store ad. is missing from of money to put into flesh and proprietor. Customers were arrest- H
the paper Johnson's trying After having devoted fifty-eight An increase of rates on code mes- blood ed as witnesses.
Amve 8:30 a. m. Leave 700 a. m. a non-advertising policy. yearg Qf Ws fe to & stufly Q the so. ges is announced by the Western But that isn't all. j' H
" rfave S-'03-- ATeave 3:30 p." m! r .,, lar system Prof. J H. Swindell, Union and Postal Telegraph compa- You have cost your father many I A plague of small green bugs, H
fcfc tlh-Zol'm.' Arrive 6:45 p. m. RESULT Jones gets Smiths fomerl a ell-known Southern nies- The new scheme' aimed at hard lmocks and sbort dinners and ' following a local thunder storm, al-
SsT P " , . money , , , . the cipher message, goes into effect worry and gray streaks in his hair. 1 most drove Louisville, (Ky) fori H
W- J Mondays. faa educator, is today a scissors sharp- gept Genera, uge Qf the code Alld y01ir motheran, boy, you will frantic Monday night. Wherever a
f Arrive 8:30 a. m. Leave 7:00 a. m, ener on the streets of AUanta. system, the companies argue, has never know! You have cost her light was showing, swarms of the H
l Leave 9:00 a. in. Arrive 10:30 a. m. 1 . i i i i y Prof- Swindell became totally deaf, had a tendency to complicate traffic days W nights of anxiety and little insects appeared. H