Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
CITY NEWS :

IllY NEWS
b Broemsriicl Baryaim Dag, April 18th.
Here are six wonderful bargains for that
day oniy-Heavy 2 inch post iron beds,
regular price $10.5O, at each, 1915; q
solid oak mission porch swings, at each
$3.50; 5000 round pedestal extension
tables, mission or golden finish, at each,
1919; $3.50 cut glass water sets pitcher
and six glasses), at per set, $4.65; II only
$3.50 bicycles, latest models, at each
$16.35; $500 John Decree horse walk
ing cultivators, 4 shovel, spring trip, at
each, 5000. Besides, we give an extra
cash refund Oh all cash purchases of 10
per cent on this day only. Good in both
our furniture and hardware stores.
| Walker Bros Hancock Co.-Adv.
Wedded-Justice of the Peace V. Cav
ito Saturday performed a marriage GER
emony, uniting in marriage Miguel San
Chez and Paula Ayala.
OUJCCt ~ hOUuU hCt- uC uTlHS VI
several shots nightly at a circus in the
eastern limits of the city has caused gen.
eral complaint by citizens living east of
Elizabeth street. The shots take place
in an act that reaches the climax about
midnight, and there ensues much shoot
ing and shouting. A dozen citizens com
planned to Justice of Peace Phil p. Bar
bour but no complaints have yet been
sworn to for arrests. r.,
Try 3in1-that home made bread.
Fresh rye and graham bread daily.
Union Bakery. Phone 144-free delivery.
I-Adv-321-26t
Lost Child FDund-The little four-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel Con
zales living on Jackson street caused her
parents much distress and the police
some hour of anxious searching, this
morning by straying away from home.
The little tot was sent by her mother,
about nine o'clock to a grocery at the cor
ner of Twelfth and jackson streets to
buy some potatoes for which she was
given the necessary change. She did not
deturn and the mother soon began look
ing for the child. Failing to find her, the
police were called upon, and after sew
eral hours Of tracing the little one, she
was foun dfnally at the Goodrich ranch
two miles from town and when found at
the ranch still clun te~naciOusly to the
sack of potatoes which she had bought.
The policeman who found her was Boni.
faciO Gonzales. u -e..
Sold Hotef-Mrs. L. B. Jacobs return
ed Saturday from San BenitO where she
has been located for some time in the
hotel business. Mrs. Jacobs was pro-
prietOr of the Southern hotel at San Be
into, but has just sold it to a northern
investor. She expects to remain in
Brownsville for a while, though she may
seek another location later.
Entertainment Specidlties-The Dit
mann theatre today is improving its per
formances by adding the services of a
twO-man orchestra, the musicians being
hoSNOV IHOIIdSoH, IIdliSt' WIZ HUS JuSt
arrived from Chicago. and w. f. Clark.
drummer, who is a resident of Browns
vile. Mr.. Thomson has been making a
speciality of moving picture music for the
past three years, and is also a composer
of some note. He wrote the "Maurine
Waltz which became very popular in
Houston, and has composed a number of
other pieces that were popular. They
will play at the Casino in the afternoon
and at the Dittmann in the evening.
Business cards. ~risiting cards, ddter.
Using cards, in the latest style type at
Bishops Print Shop. We have engraved
cards as high as $50 per 100. See our
samples.
"DOubic my order on this WOrk" said
a prominent bushes man to the solicitor,
the proof is 'doubly' as good as expect
ed" We hear this every day and it
sounds good. Bishops Print Shop.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
Property owners are notified to make
their renditiOns on or before the last