Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-03-10

The Melton Pictures of the battle of
Mexico City will be repeated by special
request, at the Dreamland theater to
night. 1t is expected there will be
large crowds at this evenings exhibition
as many did not have an opportunity to
see the pictures Saturday night.
New Spring Millinery at The Bollack
Store.
Cutting Trccs-Quite a number of
workmen were started to work this morn
ing at the passenger STATION cutting
down several Of the big trees in the
Frisco park.
start Back North-The two special
trains of homeseekers which arrived in
the city last Saturday, left here early
this morning for points in the north.
Bicycle tires, % inch. $1.1O; leather
collars, canva faced, 45c; RayO lamps,
complete. $1.35; ) tooth cultivators.
1915; II tooth cultivators at 800; 80
tooth harrows. complete, 5000; clearing
the balance of spring supply of p. & o.
two horse. riding planters, each, $1,000.
Freight paid in the valley. Walker
Bros Hancock Co. Hdw. Dept ADV.
Homer's Odyssey. the magnificent pOr-
trayal of the worlds greatest epic poem,
will be shown at the Casino tonight.
thus giving Jan opportunity to those
who failed to see it at the Dittmann
last week. This is one of the most ex-
pensive films ever produced, two years
having been required to complete it.
The Brownsville Rifles will meet at
their armOry in the government reserva-
ton tonight for the purpose Of electing
officers to fill vacancies created by resig-
nations. Two l%ieutenants will be elected.
The meeting was called today by Captain
George J. Head.
We can make you q big saving in
everything you need in house furnish
ings. We are the only wholesalers in the
valley and can often quote retail prices
as low as retailers pay for the goods.
Don't miss getting orr prices before
buying. Walker Bros Hancock Co.
Buy Sdfety-A dangerous gasoline
stove is sheer folly at any price. Detroit
VapOr Stoves lave no dangerous gas
tubes and with ordinary usage can not
explode. Safe for even children to use.
Burn cheap gasoline, naptha or kerosene.
Prices lower than other makes. Get
catalogue. Walker Bros Hancock Co.
Paid Fine IN MdtdmOrOs-Harrv T.
Brundidge, a newspaper man from Kan
sas City, who has been spending the
past two weeks in Mexico and Texas
was arrested Saturday afternoon and
fined $1.o0 American money. Mr.. Brun-
didge was arrested while showing sew
cral of his friends from the North arOun
MatamOros. He was charged with act
isg a guide without q license He will
leave for Kansas City next Wednesday.
Lett FO MissiOn-The Thomas Dram
attic Company whose tent has been
pitched back of the st. Louis Browns
vile 4 Mexican railroad station for the
past week. left on the early branch train
for Mission where they will give a series
of performances. During their stay
here they have been very unsuccessful
in their attempts to give a performance
on account of the bad weather which
we have been having recently.
The Catholic ladies WiU Serre for
dinner tomorrow Tuesday tongue with
sweet peas, chile con carne. f~rijoles, ell
chiladas, tamaleS. cOffee.-Adv. 1t.
Saloon is SOld-TeOflO Crixell has dis
posed of mis- retail saloon interests
to JnO. Simo, who haye in Mr.. Crixell's
employ as bartender for the past three
years.The transfer is pending the issu-
ance of permits to Mr.. Simo. Mr.. Crixell
will devote his entire attention to the
wholesale liquor business.