Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-07

VAO Atc 49, D1s
at the Dreamland theater the past sew
eral months, left this morning for New
York City, going by boat by way of
Galveston. Mr.. COney stated that he will
open and operate a moving picture thea
ter at at his home in West Virginia.
The Dig noise. KldrOn Horn at Young's
Garage. Adv. &C st.
Senior Garcia Vera who has Just ar
rived from Mexico City proposes to get
up a class in Spanish. The professor
taught Spanish to a school of fifty sol
diers under Captain Bell at Fort Brown
in 1900. He is a polished scholar and
guarantees to teach the language thor
oughly in six months. His announce
ment appears in this issue.
In case of bredy dozen, Phone 39S to
come and get you. YOung's Garage. Adv.
6-6-3 t.
Teachers Finish Eramination-Five
applicants for certificate to teach fin
lSned tnelf LABOR saturday.
Don't fail to ride on the gasoline launch
The Martha j." when visiting Point
Isabel during your vacation. 6 2 If.
Thirty-Fire Founder. Yzngaa Bros. of
Gothic Ranch Sebastian presented the
manager of the Herald with a fine 81
pound watermelon. They shipped a car
to Brownsville and are disposing of them
on Market Plaza.
Lodge Emblems engraved on your
cards at Bishops Print Shop.
Oring to the length of the operetta,
Witchland every one is requested to be
seated at $40.
Bishops Print Shop for engraved
cards or any thing else in engraving.
A Musical treat. Operetta Witchland.
There is nothing amateur about the
Operetta Witchland.
The hdndiest thing made. Everybody
should have one.-Ever ready flash light
Ioung's Garage Adv. 6-6-3t.
Seats now selling for operetta Witch
land at Putegnat's Pharmacy.
Sdrcd Troy. l.. Crixell was sue
cessful yesterday in getting two men
turned loose from the prison in Mata-
mOrOs. These were volunteers in the
trenches and were deserted by their off
GERS. They were both Corpus Christi
boys one about thirty and the other
twenty, well known TO Mr.. CriXell. One
of them left Immediately for Corpus. the
other is still in Brownsville. They say
never again" for them.
Boiler Erpcctcd-Supt. Williams of
the water and light plant expects the
new boiler to arrive by any train now
though he has not received notice of its
arrival.
SD'uff y IN una Ntttf Dtstl-
tifully art colored in two reels at the
Dittmann theatre tonight.
Suits To BE CdIed-AS soon as the
corporation court is assured that water
supply, constant and plentiful will be
given the city the twenty or twenty-five
complaints for not connecting with the
sewer will be called for trial. Unfor-
tunately. the day these cases were set
for trial, Brownsville was without water
and the judge thought it best to post
pone. 1t is likely that these will be fol-
lowed by as many as two hundred fur
Their complaints.
Pistol Prdctice.-The shots that were
fired near the bridge just after day
break this morning were fired by officers
who were trying out their side arms.
Some excitement was caused and several
journeyed up to see if thy could get a
further smell of battle smoke.
Ramos ImprOring-Major Esteban
Ramos is making a fast recovery from
his wound, having been reported able
to sit up for a short while today.
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