Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-03-26
CITY NEWS

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MEBANE cotton seed for sale. 500
per bushel. John Gay. Olmito, Texas.
3-26-6t
Pul7MGR 4gcRtS Herc-A. Y. Burr of
Houston, superintendent Of the Pullman
Company, and G. Y. Magnan, Pullman
agent 1T Galveston, are in Brownsville
ii the interest Of their company's busin-
cSs between the United States and Mex
loo. Mr.. Magnan has been appointed spe-
cial agent in charge here indefinitely.
1nRHdI NcctNg-The annual meeting
of the Episcopal church for the election
of vestry will be held tonight (Wednes-
day) at : o'clock.
Trr 3in1-that home made bread.
Fresh rye ana graham bread daily.
Union Bakery. Phone 1ll-frec delivery.
-Adv-321-2 oct
Brjdgc R0dd RCDdircd-The roadway
leading 10 the International bridge from
The American side has been repaired IN
til now it il in good shape. or better.
than any road in the vicinity of Browns
vile. People driving vehicles along the
roadway have, for sometime been com
planning Of the many holes, some as
much as two feet deep, will not the i'm
proyemcnt with pleasure.
Large car n rcjriGcrdtorS just opened
in our wholesale department. Ice boxes
at 500. $500. $1,000 and up to $500.
R|cfrigerat0rs at $500. $1,000. $3.50.
$1,000, and up to 5000. The best oS,
sortment ever shown in Brownsville and
ut much the lowest prices. Walker Bros
Hancock Co.-Ady.
on Thcir Way NJ Ncrico.-Carlos Ga
Ian of San Antonio. an agent for the
IlUcrta government Of Mexico. and e..
L. Nichols who was arrested at Tampic0
and jailed at the time Of the Diaz fiasco
ut Vera Cruz. passed through Browns
yilcl this morning en- route, the former
to Mexico City and the latter to Tam
picO. The arrest Of Mr.. Nichols came
very near causing international troubles,
Ambassador Wilson informing the GOV
eminent that unless he was released
marines would be ordered TO 90 into
.Tampico. Galan il one Of several
hrotbnru who Inv, bonp n,nnt;npnJ frn
.qucntly in the past several months in
connection with alleged neutrality VIC
%lationS, one Of whom is under bond at
present On such 4 charge.
4 ddRdy JuHaboW buggy for $3.50.
fully guaranteed. a guaranteed top
buggy for $3.50. Over 20 STYLES Of
buggieS ranging from $3.50 to $4,000.
Big savings on S%urries, hacks and spring
wagons. We are the only wholesalers
In the valley and surely can cut the
prices. Walker Bros Hancock C0.-Adv.
DcIigbtcd WIN Omr' CIimatc-Jamcs
Browne Potter. i Washington million
airc, who is heavily interested in lands
and properties i'll Mexico, left for his
estate il that country this morning. Mr..
Potter spent two DAYS in Brownsville.
and said liz was delighted with the eli
matte conditions that N has found here.
PuGiic SchDoI Lctiucr-Visiblc and con
%vincing evidence Of the practical results
Of school gardening ~ carried 81 at The
public school under the direction of Su-
-pcrintcndcnt Wright were seen this
morning when the professor walked in
to the Herald Sanctum accompanied by
i %ianitor carrying 4 huge basket Of fine
lettuce heads. "All grown at the public
school garden announced Prof. Wright
with Just pride. One Of the tempting
lettuce heads was presented to IT," edi-
tor the others being taken around by
the professor and presented to various
other business firms.
LocdtcS NiSjSAg GoodS Charles
Chambion. a merchant from Mexico
City. il 4 visitor in Brownsville. Just
returning from Laredo where he has
been for the purpose Of locating goods