The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-27
Local ITEMS

For misunderstanding inter
est in Touring mill and electric light
plant, with so year franchise, for
improved or partly improved farm,
OF equal value. under irrigation
Plant located in growing town OF
1000, in black land section of north
Texas. Cash value of controlling in
terest $4,000 which carries with it
position of manager at good salary.
Hallam Colonization Co. Browns
vile, Texas. 1926
II. +. Lee Hill. representative of
the Ed. Kiam Company of Houston,
is in Brownsville Mr. Hill has en-
gagged show rooms at the Miller Ho-
tel to display his splendid line of
goods, which comprise snappy suits
and OvercOats and up-tO-the minute
furnishings for men. Mr. Hill can
furnish the hunter with khaki cloth
ing of superior merit The entire
stock consists of the most approved
patterns and designs and Mr.. Hill eY-
tends a cordial invitation to the cit
A]-NA4so VI Ii " " rs AAAC ~ AHoBCAI IL
One Hundred Dollars Reward for
the arrest, or information leading
to the arrest of the horse theft who
stole; l bay horse, rat tailed, vain
clipped, years old. l new saddle,
leather cut around horn; l old sad
die with pockets attached; leather
halters; pair leather lines. Stolen
Tuesday night, Oct 10, San Benito.
1O-26-6t.
All of the citizens of Brownsville
who attended the Waterways COnven-
ton at Corpus Christi returned home
loud in their praises of the Browns
vile Rifles who made such a splen-
did showing for themselves while in
Corpus. 1t fell to their lot, not only
to act as an escort to Governor Camp
bell, but to President Taft as well,
and this they did in manner that
won praise from all While the
company is comparatively a new one
yet so well did they perform what
ever duty required of them, and
these were many, and so well were
they disciplined that a majority of
the people attending the convention
thought they were regular United
States soldiers. The boys won for
themselves not only the admiration
and respect OF their fellow townsmen,
but the citizens of Corpus Christi
as we'll
Your interests are furthered by the
interest you will receive on the Ger
tificates of Deposit Issued by, or the
Savings Account opened with, The
FIRST National Bank. 1t
In Order to make room for our big
stock of Xmas presents, we will run
3-days' special sale, Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday The Variety Store
Co
State Bank Examiner Paul Smith
who yesterday checked in the mar
lingen State Bank, spent toady in
San BeritO where he checked in the
bank at that place, which hereto
fore has been private bank known
as the Bank of San BenitO. 1t will
hereafter be a state bank to be
known as The First State Bank of
San BenitO. The officials of the bank
will remain the same.
liz hOh SpaitE BUSINESS III the
valley seems to be having a boom
judging from the rapidity with which
new publications are springing into
the limelight in the various towns
of the Lower Rio Grande Valley
Among the most recent towns in
which newspapers are soon to be
started IS San BenitO and Harrington.
The San BenitO Light weekly which
Will be edited by Owen V. Ager. who !
for the past three years has been
connected with the Princeton. Ind
Daily Democrat in the CAPACITY of |
court reporter viii make its bow to !
the public on Saturday. The Harlin- |
gen Herald which Will be a 6 col
umn page weekly TO be edited by |
Mr. Osborn, who for the past two |
years has been connected with the |
Beeviile Bee. expects to mike its |
appearance about November -. the |
for the plant having al |
ready been ordered and shipped from |
Dallas.
An automobile party consisting of
Miss Edith McGary and Miss Fran
ces Fernandez and Messrs. E. A.
McGary and Chas. Armstrong spent |.
Yesterday in Harrington, making the |.
trip IN Mr.. Armstrong; high-speed-