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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

Me- TrFr ri Wpfur IrEirIr Tirf.-
fhrsr has appeared Nj tho market y
irani ne typ- 80 automobile tire n
s iivh rThl 2 ar ruhigr rruinoHniS "a
y kind arr cnnSpicuun- w their NJ
seucc ~l-eSIiirc this fact. " i~ said IA
The >hoct describing prorlivitir- ~ NJ
tire ere quite equal - those cf the rrh
hr- %vari'ir The til. : %ru-nnn>rl who'll
III fftrr fabric which iS made water
~ '"f rrl crirnTe sci into " ~tril rim
w. Ihrr'f@ rr'"iug diigrnailv frrT
rrc1l g. haSr. Va aGhr>iycS. binders a.
x mn urfs lrc n~el \ somewhat pea
'ir IN ,~., @'r-i~iir GF TIE Fire III Nh nr
"r . ff te rr Y r%1firr r r-if rn
.r,.N rN-ttir " - the rtrtl which
-o.-' rr-f'r "'r h".tfel in tn fth - au
s--' 'r '-r~h rr The wear. TIL tire hl.
Y Nh 4 i~ M. rnaIiiv ~nui"whri akin
mi ~ .r lir rf rlril that IN wi -rL
- rl ~ Rebound u Wi>sing
i.r iebt nnnrevimatci- 20 "cr cen
'~-- ~ : ~nlid rnhler tire ~ m" SrAr
~.-" 'l hrrrh IN vrlr'Tl nrirr-ilv
o"mw"- ~ vrhirlcs the tire can H. used
IN pleasure ears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

We need not WORRY about war and
rumnrS ~ war III only The government a.
Washington can keep the government NJ
Austin from declaring VAR on Mckee.
Congress seems disposed 10 press The
work on the anti trust laws. II j. OK
I~ctcl that these laws viii largely Ic
compuScd az amendments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

The Governor VI Texas wants 10
know which of the Governors ia che
Mexican States are recognized as lie
facto Governors by the President NJ
Washington. The Governor should he
advised that IL takes "A keen eve and 4
steady hand To- %isolaie and describe any
portion il Chaos. Something might To-
aonr with a ~kinctuS-opc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

A. a. y possible uint invasion 81 Mex.
ieo 10y lhc United States. Icumau, ami
England Is in The cl~c uI th, iny,sioI.
of China at ihc time III th, ~ l..r RISING.
thc lrrsiaHni p'inI- ult " tritar. ui iiul
case which seems u have escaped .n- III
tcniion 90 MANY. The invasion of CHup.
WAS .nn ga, Irritation ~ thr Ch.ur 4 uav
crnncnt. irn ny A,- Y world WI dif.
ference. Whrn tHr nf position i~ c,n-l.
eied ia ,he i4ht - IN Aouroc dutrlmc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

When man j. raised on Fortune. wheel
aiuft
Let Aim not triumph III hi> bliss clalc !:
For when she smiles with yisage fair
and soft.
Then whirls she round rcycr. ing his
estate.
Frtsh wa> the vcrInrc in the snnny
croft.
Yet soon the withercd ~flowerets met
their fate.
Mud things exalted most. ~ ch.nccth
oft.
Fab from on high Ia earth with ruin
great.
-Buonagsianta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

TT,c fnninr'af ~ EHrL Lif, blai. -i,
III gratifying "a note that the S.Hmcn'-
HII provision ~ two dcckhdnhS 10 carh
boat has been ~checkmated by the pro
vision ~ she International Conference
that ihrrr shall H. mot les than three
efficient hnatmen' 'or every li.rbnli ear
rtinG sixty persons aud more fer larger
boats. This vill result. n il should. IN
i.entn stewards coll prr>~crS aud oh
Cr mcmlrTS Nh the crew qualifying in
thu hlr 'linr cr boats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

England \, di rsCu a. h,lp ihr admin
iStraiiun in iaHIlrng the border ,itrn-
ton. - Is tcrllanN. The only efforts
al embarrassment cufue from the dilcc
lion - Texas. Wilson rs experiencing
the difficulty ~ answering iuuiS lrclrl-
ing e. their folly. PITY that I man "
busied with affairs of moment should
be- called e. pay thc old juvenile game M
plain answers tu foolish mr.tfnn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

The political situation ia New York
j. %norrowing itself down to u Tow he
tween Snlzer and Murphy. The latest
issue j. whether Murphy failed 60 ar-
count for >.-J.Gon campaign funds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02
WITH THE EDITORS
CABBAGE SERMON.

At thc Mcfhrli~t church Ia this city.
last Suntlay. Rev. III. NJ. EarIiff. the pi>
tor. delivered A very strong and impress
>iK" ScIInon on the text Cleanse first
the inside ~ tho cup md platter. thar the
q aside may to- clean also Matthew
-':.G. III presenting his sub CT Rev.
~i;ailiif used -four heads 10 cabbage from
which lee made some very timely ,esinc-
.titn> and presented them Ia such u light
a. a. impress his large audience with
the >~oundnrs> of his sermon. Among
his MANY hearers who heard the address
tlerc was one who MAS "a stirred that
he could moi resi- until the following
verse T owed from hi Unhcl, lrabaeel
head:
lis cabbage ~ the private home.
.ind cabbage om the street:
Cabbage j. the conversation
With nearly every n you meet.
went a. chuirh last evening
10 near The preacher preach
But h. had IL use the cabbage
Ills lesson well 10 teach.
San Henito Light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

II j. said that the sunboat Guerrero
IA Cnayma> hari,or Wonld mutiny II II
could ct from under the gun> nf the
forts. II requires \ little "a room 10
- a gopl job Of mutinying.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

The British government j. not dis
posed a. encourage American negroes ~
70 a. the gold coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

IicciTie T. ghfs ~ LoW CoSt.-While
II; zoe without saving that an electric
lighting system ~ u most desirable fen
turc IN an automobile. the high prices
n which most 81 >uch systems are II
fcred - the public prcc,udes their use by
MANY oNner. Realizing this. 4 well
kHrwH m-nnHfartHrcr NJ automobile she
~,ialtie> has Just brought mt 4 new clcc
ri. iighling Svstcm Of novel construction
the principal feature If which j. that
IL can w. Installed easily and sells for
only ~. Tho ~ystrm comprises \ dash
lamp. y tail light AMI 4 portable trouble
lamp The body of each lamp * made. az
hand rIhher instead 80 metal and con.
tain> \ powerful lens. The tail lamp u wv
\ rel hens far lhr warning Signal ami Ky
>ict Tmfrrnclih With i white light for
Illuminating the license plate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

Ia the largest German cities. Sach ~
Hamburg. whore there are thousands ~
dir>-makrr> who's" service ar. not TX
prn>iNc the demand tor patterns Il rria
lively Sma'ler Than in the provincial
towns. For example. tailor> in Ham
burg vii cut and ruikr \ roman nonl
IN Jacket. all materials "a b. provided.
Tor 70 marks tS5.Sll. and dress .krrs
VII cat and tiniSi a >kiri for : marks
talh1.l \ good aud moderately fashion
able tailor Viii make \ tWu piece suit TOR
10 mIrk> t93'.@I. furnishing ~liling>
aud findings. but being provided with
The cLicf materials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

A. Ia The extent az Calranza> author.
ity over villa. il j. easy 10 hclieye ilat
Carran1a IS not anNlouS to trN II out.
,nrran2a has diplomatic prohirm> III
,rN him 80 iar hc has said muthinn
about firing his distinguished ~officcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

Th.Eas that initiate .igaiESf P1rE-
mGfir EH1iar Siarf'Tx. Size aud weight
~ lmri~. together with degree NJ com
pIoxi;y thai j. permissible only ia view
II The result accomplished. have militat-
"a somewhat against hic general Ne IF
compressed mir engine starting devices.
Coupled with these disadvantages there
ALWAYS has been. and probably there al
way, will hc. ihe objectionable prnlen
>iiN ~ compressed air 4" c>care it,
bonds on The slightest pruvncatinm IL H.
not the easiest matter ia the world ~
ccnfirr compressed air 10 such a way
thai the pressure will remain practically
constant for long periods. and when The
problem H. augmented IN >uhiccting The
apparatus a. the continual vibration
thai j. impossible Of elimination in the
attendant upon the satisfactory use -
mir ~ AZ engine starting medium are
considerably increased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

III" large tiaic in iarr.r dress patterns
ia Germany Is mainly ia the hands of
uctu.II md Austrian manufacturers.
I" German patterns ARE produced -
lipiiu. the Rhine province and Leipzig.
'ni tir Austrian patterns m Vienna
pattern trade ia ~" Rim. province
A, understood lo y" particularly import
ant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

\ woman hates t. look AZ her age nj
most a. much a. a man hates to feel il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02
BUSINESS NOTES
PATTERNS.

Tissue paper dress patterns. made
chiefly ia Melbourne and London. are
sold practi ally IN n The towns IL
South Australia. mostly by news agents
and dral~rs. The term dry goods" in
Australia applies a. h%ardwarc.I The
prices vary between H. and II cents each.
Fashion sheets are distributed gratis.
American STYLES arr not generally tamil
lar. but may In-comr 80. inasmurh a. they
are said to bc grow ny in favor in sgd
ucN ani Melbourne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

GcrrrREtrH! RaiiWag for iIa>ka.-The
United States senate is considering the
Alaska Railroad Fill. which involves
the expenditure If -:5.Gll .unn tor the
construction nf go; miles ~ railroad
from q point an the SDathcrn coast OF
.ifaska 20 the Yukon River. u i intend
~ 10 make only Il nu1 DOO Immediately
aFailabic Possibly the government will
take over The Emile road which runs
rom Seward Ia the north. or the Cop
per River and Northwestern railroad.
lC9 miles long which runs frum cordoya
making the one selected thr first division
&c = general railroad system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

such patterns az are used 10 ,hr Liz.
non consular district are sold with mac.
alincS that retail "a ID 10 ~ crut> each.
Several house, puh h~h small catalogues
amt price lists ami iwu cf the leading
newspapers a Lisbon issue fashion mag
AZ =. II j. not customary 20 Distribute
fashion publications tree of rhlrac.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

Paper dress patterns are sold IN Eng.
land MOI only hy the producing firms.
hui hN rctaii booksellers and ~~tatipncr~.
department stores. C~raInry c>.ah iSn-
hrut, iurt goods stores. arc,>mlhrr>.
and 'lcadcr, Ia fancy gools. Tia D. ices
range from q 10 ~ cents each while ern
~bitidNtrt transfer patterns retail ~ Il
minimum prirr NJ 1 cents per Narl. Fash
ion sheets are Frequently distributed isrc
Of charge bN merchants ~ well as bv
publishers ~ fashion periodicals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

in the city ~ 'nrk nnc finn handlcs
NmeIicdn patterns. bat states that the
sllr. lr iisatiSia tory. aud another
.itm has stopped carr, ing patterns ~
cii.>r thr SALES din MOI warrant he H.
srsfmeni. American sislcs. h .weycr. are
said ta be- fJirl, popular. No fashion
sheets are distributed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

This idea of Warden Tynon ~ the
Colorado State prison thai State roads
can bc built at less cost with more 81
ciai benefit by using convict labor under
humane management than by securing
Federal appropriations ought 10 be- taken
to heart. Ii seems 10 h. the hest soiu
ton If how 10 secure good roads and al
the same timc solve the problem Of now
~ employ the cUnvlcts without bringing
their labor in competition with other
American w0rkingmen To the l~alter's
detiimenl. Beaumont journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

According a. information received
n ~ enc II The lradiag dry goods stores
~ Dundee plprr patterns ~ H. cents
sach are sid ~ The dIaper> aud station
rr~ shop 10 all important tlvnS 81 This
ui.ir ri. Fashion sheets are distributed
Y hcn supplied free "a clarqe w the pat
fern makers. The patterns are al Amcri
iu. p considerable ilr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

i;rnan rIHttS two hundred ann
thiiiy baby irrl aud rig a 10 members
cXlcci a. puI oI i big exhibit az The
next fai stock LOW IN Fort Worth next
idii. The bankers Of that cOunIv are
leaning money diIect 10 the ltoyS and
gins who viii compete Tor the prizes.
t1king their personal notes. Thus will
the resources al . seton bc developed
and thr d N :md girls III The farm IT,
rich enough 10 want 10 stay tn remain
ing portion 81 their lives. Temple Trlc
gram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

The thermometer n Clustered ~ degrees
IA Montana ~ wei, a. III Mrrrtlc one
DAYS this week. thc oaly difference ~
the Two temps natures recorded hcing
that il ~ 40 degrees below zero in Mun
ana while IL vas 40 above here. Mrr
cut.r> Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

II j. repaired thai . movement j. on
tool 10 establish u Irpublic in Australia.
This j. bad business il true. The do
minion> II the British empire would do
more .ood fir themselves and humanity
il they were 10 work for Il change ~ the
central government. and make LONDON
the sea of a worldwide republic. instead
~ the center 81 y worldwide empire as
Il lS now. -tialNcSton Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

4 lil backed hy Senators Eruycu of
iowa and t'omcrcnc 81 Ohio. appf0pria.
lng -.tI trO Tor h. ol.r1l AMI crtdica
ten ~ hngI chnlrra H the limited states
has p,->e,I the Senate. 10 i npw ~ he
House and every farmer ia the ruuniry
j. EI.cd ~ write or wire his Congress
nam ~ support the mcISar,. This i~ ihr
n.oSi Important ilil affecting tn fIrric-
directly that has ever ben introduced
la Congress-. -Sio,kman aud Farmer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

\ LIg acreage If NatrrmciInS aud
corn has been p%laaia-. and 4 %.nsi!cr
ahlr "c.rsyc Il 'aitun. IA i great many
fields both Melons sni corn were M hr.
fore ~" freeze. The cold sln.ll thai
struck ,hr ~ MIR, Mrnda, night AMI
v,nt tr - above Monday night. and -
above Tuesday night. vii al. 81 course.
dc anv good lint u j u1t believed il viii
4 great deal NJ harm ~ ii T. almost
SURE ~ warm up immc,ii lately after this
and oid-tiInc Mcxirln> who ARE supposed
to know. ire prophrc, ing rain follows Jag
this cold spell. a considerable acreage
planted tr cotton. corn wIlcrInrirnS and
other crops thai We're up and growing
nicely were for the most pant k. tel and
viii have 10 lr rcp'anled. causing a los,
\ week ar tvu IN time and lab.r ~
That planted but 4 few dIys
before the cold spell and NOT through the
WIS mot injured. and with warm
grow ing weather srch a. j. SIRE IA 70.
thr ali spell. termination and
r.l bc rapid. !.vfo.d CDutaat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-02

The limitations III farming afr fewer
than ~ an, other occupation 90 which
We have M. know e,ise. The soil j. u
Z, mnlcx St!~iunce. bat il mas Almost un-
Emitted p.S> hilIic>. whn managed IN
skilled hlnis and dircrtcd IL inirlli
gcncr.- Farm and i.anci..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
Paved Street Repair.

The city council h. determined that IT
shall ray nu further notes due the Creo-
-ut-d Wood Block Paving company TOR
paving dome here until that concern has
bad repairs or ihe paving malc IN q ~,t-
-|tIr0ufy manner Tile company uaS n
ru.r due III january aud thc ciiy secretary
was instructed Ia notify il that payments
Nil "a withheld until ihc repairs have been
made according tr the contract agreement.
THE company under contract NV maintain
The paved streets Tor . period 81 live years.
The conrl approved 4 contract made
hy j lrc Marshal Hanson lur $500 worth uf
fare hose. This j. not q new purchase. hut
ono made some time ago. fhc contract
hail never been properly approved hy the
%cunnrii
Aldermen palzcll. Dworman and Rowe
were appointed a committee 10 receive and
investigate the tax receipts presented hy
person. who have been placed ou the de
lnqucut lists. II i understood that IN an
audit "a the city'- books the auditors
placed un the lit M %dclinqucnt~ \ large
number Of persons who actually had tax
receipts. That was due partly 10 the fact
that stubs We're burned fn = fire that de-
-trorcd the office NJ \ former city tax col-
lf-fDr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
Building Permit.

Jose tuluHgu, " contractor. Wu- granted
H permit bv ty eouucil 10 erect i one
story brick Store building on Washington
-tru-. Il.t north ul Eleventh. Ih, build
tl- i- being erected according w the re-
quIremcut~ al tAc fire limit ordinances.
4 permit was sought by Jose sanchez
tor tHe construction WI u she'd WI Wash
ington street. on a TIT fronting the city
hall. The construction. II was Indicated
hy the city tire marshal. d, nor according
M" thr fire hHut requirements. aud ~ wa,
authorized "a enforce the building laws in
that ease.
Yesterday was the first full meeting Of
,hc rItl council N many weeks. Those
present included. beside, Mayor A. A.
browne. Aldermen Rowe, Craig. Thorn.
bworman. Putegnat, Dalzcll and Bena-
VIdc-; ,itv Attorney T. A. Kinder and CITY
Secretary Cu~auto Nillarrral.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
Street Improvement Contract.

ms hil- were submitted the council lur
fIr Improvement oi Elizabeth street from
thc Boulevard "a West Brownsville. ~ 49,
r-rlaure uuh One advertisement tor bids
r@rreafl, invited hy thc eit, engineer. anl
lt,r opening thc bids thr council l,t th,
contract ior the work 10 the Mason Trans
irr company. this concern submitting ihe
lowest hii. @lUu. Because ot tlr tact that
West Brownsville person. arc contributing
about rlun o. this Improvement 10, cost
ru rhr city Win he only about ~l00. ar.
s,r thr ..fy Ely first class street iron.
I.rth and Elizabeth to West Brownsville.
The other bids submitted were: y. n
Allen. % IL cents u cubic ward for the
removal MI dirt. and SIS an acre far the
grabbing: y. T.. Kendall. SPA: f.. l.. FL
stun. $3.50; II. a. Monsecs. S74a. one Ind
tlr ~l~l was submitted rn " letter head
bearing ihe name oi III. u. Fitch. but W
q was not ~i4urd % va. not considered by
The council.
THE Mason Transfer company. which
was awarded thc contract. viii begin work
ia-t e. soon A. the ground has dried suf-
t%rirniiy to permit handling the dirt.
Tho council authorized that N warrant
for 500 issued u The Mason Transfer
company tor keeping the streets clean dur
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
CONTRACT LET FOR
ELIZABETH ST.. WORK


Charging that hc has no knowledge 81
INV Spanish I.nauagr. which thtv darIar,
n. g l..
" 'N' '1''' ii
'N'h '"ii''' 'ilA' butchers m lN' 'HN mar
.ot have appealed ht petition to lu, mayor
and city council To relieve i. l.. Parker,
-ity -laughterlou~c master. Tho letter M
thc butchers says:
"Nhcrri-. thr riiy council ha- %rrratr,
Che office 80 ~iauehicrh"u>c master, whose
duit An shall hr 4" inspect rHtrie ready tn
N' slaughtered. aht ha- appointed to thai
Office =. D.. Parker ~ lhi~ rly' and
whereas 'h' -'l" i. II i"iNef h's H"
Eh""I'd-r "I lI' 0iahi-h "hlrIi
I- N" m'-l "i u- "ur native "nr' "nd-
""h'r''-' ihr -'id y g. Parker az dll-
'rr'uI 'ime~' believing a 4" hr ms di~-
rNur., ul hI- duty. hu- uHilwiIlly and
uuIu-tlN condemned -uiu- WIT orr cattle
which, m pur Judgment. would have passed
.hr inspection mark. thereby damaging uur
m ma tu Y great extent.
Therefore. w.. ,hc undersigned butch
cr-. born and reared 20 This city. and a. Il
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
SPORTING NOTES


Plank. Johnson. Marquard-who next
The Braves havr bought Frank Brurrv
from Rochester.
Red cross Horse Show is opening Mon
da, "a New York.
Marty Baldwin ha> recovered from hi>
recent miNup with an auto.
Earl Fisher and Eddie Mclzer meet
W Cincinnati Monday TAR \ bout.
Him FIvnu. The Pueblo hcayvwc cht.
viii gct hi chance N N Eci.h. nn Tues
da, night in New Work..
Hank Gowdy declined IL lead the
grHndmarch 900 cleveland. ANYTHING but
that was hi~ imploring plea for mercy.
Bill' Wagner no crack Chicago light.
weight. boxes Tommy DAILY at Terre
lIantc Ind. next "Wednesday night
The Braves new park viii ~ Y cirkcr
Il Is said. and some new wrinkles for
getting g. and from il will d. tried cut.
Freddie Welsh J. going bah. ard the
dope j. hr'> stale. Ills work in the ring
h q bic disappointment. and he shows
no Improvements.
The passing 81 Wilt>r and Donlin from
the Giants OPENS opportunities for minor
leagues that want managers. Both are
hcady men in The game.
Valdez Zhvzko calls on Goich e. meet
him az retire. The husky Pole has pro
ven 4 wonder on the mat. like his brother
>tanislaS.
The SiN-dav cyclists hit the pace next
Monday AZ Newark. Many ~ the racers
that competed A Boston and New York.
arc on hand for the long grind.
The Chinese will invade baseball. .Ac.
%ccr'ling to rrpnri~. Jimmy Callahan has
secured Captain Lai Tin If the Honolulu
team for the White Sox-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15

Col. John |. Martin. who enjoys the
personal acquaintance Of virtually every
Democratic politician of note ia the en-
tire country 10y reason Of HE long service
~ sergeant alarms nf Democratic IA
tional conventions. has received from
President Wilson an appointment a "a
general deputy revenue agent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
Water and Light Report.

The water and li-ht department sub
mittrd Eth report for thc month M Novcm-
Der ~ the council. The report shows the
department 10 be- maintaining it. profitable
operation. it~ profits for that month having
been 1896.
The payment ~ 4 bin Tor $50. presented
10y City Engineer Davis for drawing up a
plat ut thc city cemetery was ordered paid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15

Gore, Pa, T.. A. Morgan had occasion m
Gently ~ use a liver medicine and say y
Foley Cathartic Tablets "TLry thorough
clcansed my system ana felt like a ncv
man-light and free. They are the be-
medicine | have ever taken for con-titpa
ton. They kccs the stomach sweet, lrrr
active, bowels regular" Martinez Drug
store. North corne- Market Square.-adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15

SPANISH LESSONS. by q competent.
~Svraduatc professor. Modern and simple
methods. Moderate prices. Call at No
ralcs Studio. next to Herald, for iurorma-
tion.-ll|l9tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15

The Charlie WhitcIimmy Murphy
fight nj kcnosha. Wis. viii "a the lead
ing ring event Tor Monday night. The
boys will go ten rounds.
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FOR SALE-lron bed, With -priue- and
mattress. Also 2 burner oil cook Dove,
with oven; dining table aud chairs, and
cooking utensils. Inquire o01 Washington
sire.t.-tfdh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
BUTCHERS WOULD get" JOB OF
CATTLE INSPECTOR ]. |. PARKER
Charge That He "Unlawfully And
Unjustly" Condemned Cattle Which
Would Have Passed Inspection Mark.

ir- the month of November. b, paid out a
.uv available fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15

FOR SALE-Lakc View dairy M Browns
vile. \ money maker and books viii
prove il. The only reason for selling i-
81 Y other hu-iu,- demands al mv timr
and can not look after % properly. Ready
sale for all the milk and trade can De cu-
largod. Apply hy l,ttcr or VII person to III.
IL. Pnag. Mprcodc-. Texas 1911 Gt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Curi0S-1hc very thing for Christmas
gifts. An kinds az Mexican curie-. also
Mexican drawn work. Galhcrt Curio Store.
Ferry Walk.-adv-121tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-15

I'm the recent election California elected
n Progressive governor. Hiram Johnson;
un old lime Republican secretary ~ State
Frank &. Jordan. and a life long Demo
crat United States senator. James 10.
Phelan.
When a man has gone To- seed il l.
time ~ plant him.