The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-28

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Baptist Pastors Announcement
Rev. Dr. Burress, pastor of the
First Baptist church, requests The
Herald to state that, owing to the
illness of Mrs. Burress during the
entire week, he has been unable to
make his accustomed pastoral Wis
its. He will preach as usual tomor-
row, however, and will be pleased
to meet the members at church.
The subject of his sermon at the
morning service will be the 18th
chapter of 1st Corinthians, which
is also the subject of the Sunday
School lesson for tomorrow DR..
Burress' discourse will follow in the
main Prof Drummond's exposition
of that chapter, Love the greatest
thing in the world"
Mrs. Burress ImproVing.-Mr
L. R. Burress, who has been quite
i'll the past week at her home in
West Brownsville, is reported as
improving. Her daughter, Mrs.
John r. Box of the Isabel ranch,
has been spending several days at
tending her mother
Coolest soda water in Town at Mar
tinez's drug store 7-13-tf
Church Notice.-First Methodist
Church-Tenth Street, opposite
Federal building Sunday school at
9:45 a m; Epworth League devo-
tional meeting, p. m; preaching
by the pastor, II a m Friends,
tourists and the general public are
invited to attend these services. A
Noble James, Pastor.
Electric Theatre Tonight -Roose-
velt's big hunt in Africa; In Days
of Witchcraft, "ColOred Song"
Very good. Don't miss it.
Had LSachoma.- morning,
Rita Tr6sfnO, young Mexican girl,
who applied for admission into this
country at the local immigration
station. was debarred and returned
TO her home in Mexico, on account
of being afflicted with trachOma
We have added to our furniture
business strictly high grade furni-
ture repair and packing department.
Howse Furniture Co. 7-19-tf
DIR. Kent, eye, ear. nose and
throat Office Combe building
8-26-tf
Trunk FIOated From Tarpon
Beach, While cruising around the
shore in front of the Point light
house yesterday, Jesus Vega, the
cook at the TarpOn Beach Club
house, who was brought over from
the island on the life boat, recog-
nized among the fiotsam the trunk
to which he had bid a sorrowful
goodbye the night when the Club
was deserted for the more solid
Quarantine Station. AS report has
it, Jesus had left $50 in his trunk,
to say nothing of his belongings, and
his joy at recovering it intact was
great.
To Builders.-Our big cottage
windows are well finished ana of
different designs. Our front doors
nave artistic designs and fancy
glasses. Call on us and get our
prices. J. S. & NJ. H. Cross Lum-
Der Co. $685.
Airshlp Injtired.-The Newman
aeroplane, that was anchored on the
prairie at Mesquite, was torn from
Its tastenings last night, whirled
about fifty yards from its starting
place and dropped twisted shape
less mass. While the body of the
machine was entirely wrecked. Inc
motor and propeiIers, the two most
important parts were unframed.
Several of the directors when seen
this afternoon said that the aero
plane would undoubtedly be re-
built at once.
DIR. CASTOR PuchOt of Matamoros.
has been licensed by the state board
OF medical examiners, to practice
medicine in the state of Texas. The
doctor expects to engage Immediately
IN the practice of his profession in
BROWNSVILLE LS-21-7.
Attention Contractors and Build
ers-Just received two car loads of
mill work, including sash, blinds.
doors, ornaments, etc. to complete
our big stock We had on hand. We
are prepared to furnish you most
anything you want. !. S. = NJ. H
cross Lumber Co. S-26-3