The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-04-18
LOCAL ITEMS
Are you going to the Bazaar?

| 4 oi hituiS OtOlC. It'll
| FOR SALE CHEAP: The din
ing room and kitchen furniture
at the Coleman Hotel. w. o.
| COLEMAN, Prop.-4-16-tf.
| Secondhand furniture bought
and sold on the corner of Levee
and 18th SITS. 4-1S-6.
Il Tamales, homemade cakes and
ice cream at the Bazaar Tuesday
evening.
A new time card will take ef-
feet on the St. L., B. & NJ. rail-
road Sunday, the 18th. The main
line train will leave at $50 a. M,
being half an honr earlier than at
present. 1865
| Beautiful potted ferns of differ
ent varieties for sale at the King S
Daughters Bazaar next Tuesday
evening.
For pink, gray, tan and blue
canvass shoe polish, go to the
Boston Shoe Store.
Iced cars were sent out this
morning by the Peoples ice COM
pauy to Olrnito, Harrington and
Francisco to be used for shipping
cabbage.
Iced tea and waters, fudge and
lemonade for sale Tuesday evening
at the Bazaar.
CHEAP WHILE THEY LAST
Slightly damaged cotton mattresses
selling at a great reduction. Han
cock-Lamb Furniture Co. 41S If.
The Twentieth Century card
club will hold its first post-lenten
meeting next Wednesday after
noon, at four O'Clock with Mrs.
R. B. Creager.
Come to the Bazaar to be held
Tuesday evening next at the Good
rich building, and secure some of
the dainty hand made articles for
sale at the Japanese booth.
Look for the Second-ha Fur
niture Store on the corner of
Levee and 18th SITS. 41S 6.
The regular Easter service of the
Episcopal Church will be held at
eleven o o'clock tomorrow morning
There will be special music by
full choir. The public is cordially
invited to attend this and all other
services at the church.
You are cordially invited to at
tend the Bazaar to be given by the
Kings Daughters at the Goodrich
building Tuesday evening, April
FL.
Bring your furniture and stoves
to the Secondhand Furniture
Store for repairing. Alb 6.
The city of Brownsville is we'll
provided with Sunday schools for
the religious training of the chill
dren. Are our people giving the
proper attention to these institu-
tions? Don't let the baseball game
crowd out the Sunday school.
1t appears as il the citizens of
Brownsville are all getting awfully
good of late,'' said Justice of the
Peace Gavito this morning. The
water wagon seems to be more in
vogue here than ever BEFORE he
continued, as my court has been
exceedingly dull lately"
The Resurrection will be the
subject of the sermon to be deliver
ed at the Baptist church tomorrow
morning by the pastor, Rev. L. R.
Burress. An excellent musical
program has been arranged for this
service, at which the voluntary
will be sung by Mrs. w. L.
Freeman of San Benito.
Tonight's program at the Electric
Theatre will give the following in
teresting subjects: "A Great
Big Show" Human Clock"
"Seaman's Widow" No More
Children Wanted" Extra views of
the various points of Mexico will |
be shown at the Sunday matinee.
The Passion Play" which was
scheduled to be shown the entire
next week will be postponed |
until the week beginning April |
9th.
Because his wife is too i'll to
make the journey to Brownsville
Immigration Inspector Austin J.
Raub will leave Monday for Buff
falo, N. Y, where he will resume
his former position as tagger in the
animal industry bureau of the de-
partment .of agriculture. Mr..