The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-30

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Methodist Sunday school viii meet
next Sunday morning in the new
church at 9:45- All parties interest,"
ed are cordially invited to be present
at that hour and participate in the
reorganization and opening exercises
w. w. LASTINGER, Supt.
Take the train to Tarpon Beach
tomorrow. 7-l9-tf
WANTED Furnished room for
single gentleman, private family
preferred. Address Herald
7-26-st
New Manager-Arthur Bates who
for the past few months has been act
ing as deputy district clerk has ae-
cepted a position with the Los Dos
Nacionas Furniture Company as
manager, entering upon his new du-
ties yesterday.
We have added to our fur, ture
business a strictly high grade furni-
Tture repair and packing department.
Howse Furniture Co. 7-19-tf
Saw the Brownies PLAYA. Y.
Baker, treasurer of Hidalgo county,
returned last night from Beeville,
where he has been with the Browns
saw the Brownies play the three
games at Victoria and says that it
was handed to them" there good
and proper by the umpire. Mr..
Baker left this morning on the
branch for his home In Chaplin.
The Millinery Store of Mrs. ]. w.
Scrivner is now closed until Sept. 1,
1909. Mrs. Scrivner is now in St.
Louis purchasing her fall stock of
millinery. 1864.
The Dixie Cafe will be open for
business on Elizabeth street, Sunday
morning, August l. A cordial invi-
tation to inspect this new cafe is ex-
tended to everyone. The place is
scrupulously clean; everything is neat
and new and splendidly arranged.
All cooking will be done on the prem
Mrs. McCune, the proprietress. You
will make no mistake if you patronize
this cafe. A trial will convince you.
L7-30-2t
MIR. j. b. Viano. the well known
piano tuner, is in the city again.
Leave orders at Willman's Drug
Store. 7-24-6t
A Baseball Center.-From about
six o'clock IN the evening until about
eight o'clock at night, WilImanss
drug store seems to be the most pop
ular resort in town, especially while
the ball team is abroad" All oi
the fans in the city gather there to
await tbs returns from the bal
games, and every evening dozens oil
games are told of by the waiting
en- husiasts, in which the most re-
markable feats are accomplished
One night thera were Y telephone
calls for Willman's q majority OF
them being from ladies wanting to
know how the ball game turned out
Coolest soda water in town at Mar
tinez's drug store. 7-13-tf
A light shower fell this morning
but not enough to settle the dust.
/ WatermelOnS are still plentiful in
the local market, but prices continue
high as compared with the cost OF
this boon to mankind" in former
years, when Mexican money was the
predominant purchasing medium at
Brownsville on the Lower Rio
Grande.
Who has 90 tons choice, well
cured sorghum cane to sell? The
Brownsville Grain Co. will take it.
J 7-29-3t.
Special Electric Theatre-During
the first part of the week we gave a
beautiful picture of life under the in
significant title of "Baby's Shoes. u
We have given it once by request and
are requested to do so again as
many expressed the desire to see it.
I'VE will repeat it tomorrow night and
everyone should see this picture No
one after seeing it will leave the
theatre and not feel the better for
having seen it. You must see it to ap-
preciate its power. It's pictures like
this that elevate humanity as no ser
mon can. Tell your friends and come
tomorrow night to the Electric Thea
tire. Good program tonight. 1t