The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-26

cred by mail, whose subscriptions are
in arrears. All subscribers receiving
these bills are urged to remit imme-
diately, so that their accounts may
be settled by June 80.
For the Boys.-The Brownsville
Bank and Trust Co. has just received
number of beautifully oxidized
home savings banks for the boys.
These banks are loaned on a deposit
of $1.OO, which is returned on the
surrender of the safe. Boys, this is
your opportunity to start a bank ac-
count. 6-23-tf
Better Than Medicine.-For the
business man, for the Office man,
few minutes at play on the box ball
alley at the Brownsville Sporting
Goods Company. 6-29-tf
New Postoffice Clerk-Miss Esther
Amaya has accepted the position of
general delivery clerk at the post
office, made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Miss Katie Egly, Miss Amaya
entering upon her new duties yes
terday. Miss Amaya has been con-
Quoting the Mexican mission school
in this city the past two sessions,
having recently closed the school
for the sum ner after very success
full session 1t is not known yet
who will take Miss Amaya's place
in the school.
The popular amusement of the day
is rolling box ball at the Brownsville
Sporting Goods Company. 6-1S-tf.
All parties wanting pure Jersey
milk can have it by addressing card
to Dodson Bros, Mgrs.. Brownsville
Jersey Farm. 6-23-1m
A minstrel performance will be
given within the next few weeks at
the Celford theater for the beneftfi
of the baseball club, the said the
alter being Kindly donated by the
minstrel will be under the manage
management for the occasion. The
ment of Benz. Kowalski and the
very best talent in the city will par
ticipate in the performance. Ali
who are interested in this minstrel
are requested to meet tomorrow
morning between nine and ten
o'clock at Willman's pharmacy, in
order that some definite action may
at once be taken.
Notice. have good Is, 200 acre
land and canal proposition for sale
cheap See me at San Benito S. A.
Robertson. 6-8-1m
In the county court yesterday the
only matter to occupy the court was
the appointment of Celso c. Oliviero
as temporary guardian of Guada-
lupe Cantu ct al, minor children.
Goes to Be Married-Joseph L.
Cobolini, the popular son of Louis
Cobolini, one of Brownsville's lead
ing citizens, l fit today for Weser,
Texas, where he goes on very hap
py errand. The fact is, Joe will not
return home alone, but will bring
back a bride in the person of one
of Weser's bonniest daughters. The
name of the maiden fair is Miss
Clara May .aer, and the happy
event will occur tomorrow evening.
The wedding trip will include a
short visit to Galveston, the former
home of Mr. Tobolini. Isabel will
be the home of the couple. Joe has
hosts of warm friends here who wish
him every joy
Learn the Moving Picture bust
ness; several positions now open. In
dividual instruction, day or evening
Address VIII Sherman, Brownsville.
Moving The HeraId-An this
week has been moving day for
The Herald office, the heavy machin-
cry and other fixtures of the plant
being gradually transferred from the
old Office on Elizabeth street to the
new Herald building on the corner
of Washington and Twelfth There
still remain the news press, one job
press and a few other things to be
moved, which will De finisL ed by
Monday, when The Herald viii be
regularly installed in its new home
As may be imagined, moving such
a printing plant is not a simple job,
and The Herald Office has been more
or less 'trastornado," as our Mexi-
can friends would say. all the week,
which may serve to excuse any
of the paper this week.
Glasses Exchanged The person
who by mistake got my cable bow
glasses, with bifocal lenses will
please return them and get those
for which they were accidentally ex-
changed. which are similar. but
have only one bifocal lens-J. j.
Cooke, sr., Phone II.