Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-24

two hundred head of cattle, 1900 head of
sheep and 200 goats were the total of
the impOrtations. After a short stay in
Brownsville for inspection PURPOSES the
officers will again leave for Hidalgo and
Rio Grande City.
You Can Get a Lirery Car.-As cheap
as a hack-An you have to do is to phone
sos, YOung's Garage-Adv.
Sells Interest la Bdr.-J. Gieb has dis
posed Of his interest in the Club bar to
his partner, II. c. Grant. who will con
duct the place hereafter. Mr. Gieb left
this afternoon for San Antonio. Houston
and North Texas points. He has NOT de-
cided as to where he will locate.
Windsor Hotcl-Turopean. Rooms and
bath by dav 30 cents. BY week $2.50 BY
month from 81 so to so. 90 If.
Public School Attcndancc.-At the end
of the fifth week of the fall term of the
1913 session Of the Brownsville public
schools. the number of pupils in attend
ance reaches q total Ofcmfshrdlcmfwyp
the superintendent, Miss Lizzie Barbour.
The number of boys and girls is about
evenly divided. 49, Of the former and
40 girls. There are 50 pupils in the
high school.
Learn Spanish at Small Cost.-Com-
municate with young man from Mexico
who knows English but wishes to have
an American to speak to. He will teach
you how to speak his own language. Adj
dress n, Herald. Office.
Netcs Of Hrs. J. r. BORA card to
The Herald from Harlingen. announces
the return of Mrs. L. II. Burress from
KnickerbOcker. Tex. where she has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. II. Box.
Mrs. Box is getting along nicely. and de
many friends who have so chcerfully re-
membered her.
Had You Rather Tse.-A livery car
than a hack? 1t costs no more. Phone
$50, YOung's Garage, ADV.
Just Arrircd From Nem York Market.
New draped effects in Skirts. On sale
for One Day only. Saturday. SO. $11.
and So values at $3.50, 81, and $3.50. At
the Hat ShOp-Adv.
Entnrf ms Eu.nn1- 1Ts--
Nichols entertained a number of her
friends at cards last night at her home.
Sixth and Levee streets. After the
games there was music and refreshments
Those present included, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Batz, Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Camiade
Miss Anita Kowalski. Miss Hettie
DOugherty, Miss Elizabeth Sparrow.
Father j. B., LavOie. Ed ROrke. Ray
mond Gay, and III. B. Galhraith.
Phone 555.-FOr a livery car, any hour
Of the day or night.-It cost no more than
a hack.-Adv.
Noon Train Late. Stub C0mcs.-The
~ IIoulS. DiON uSNIllt ~ MEXICO Train
due in Brownsville at noon, is reported
four hours late resulting from soft
lacks on the north end. A stub was made
p at Kingsville and came in on the noon
trains time. 1t brought no mail from
points north Of Kingsville.
Make Up Your Mind.-That YOU lust
must take u Sunday dinner at the
Merchants Cafe. and see what a delight
full meal will be set before YOU. 512
Twelfth street.-Adv.
Car again IN Scrricc.-Car No. 211S
of the Brownsville Street and I~nterur
ban railroad. which has been out of
sevice some weeks on account of repairs.
is to be placed in service again at once.
Thanksgiving is Getting Ncar-Every
body Will want a turkey. Place your or
ders now with Dreyer Produce Com
pany and you will not be disappointed.
Phone 5O7 Twelfth and Levee Streets.