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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
F'NkHrHsT CIrn cIrfs W.T..

FaakHarsE s.1b z.ria ~--- er'rr-
isia-t lass evening ty Ms G-a-
tl.rarge-. ttI- yIasrrrufh street 90
ter sarfr.z.t.r meeting Two tables
az $50 V~r- n.es-. and r1 1f.ss Nathalie
Holmes Fref emo rrat prize. 11lfs Mar
farffr rIt.s. Hrr aEtr3 o. s1bsff-
t-fr 'st.-E second fse1s. A Iurch vas
served sHrr tsr games ara fae meme
t~Fs we're iaFts-i s1 ueFt i- $50 sersE
@ Nss Grace orFwo.1. srI For
re.a street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
WALNTT CAKE.

One cup sugar, one-half cup Of but
ter. two cups OF -four. one egg. one
teaspoon of cream tartar, one-hah
teaspoon o. soda, or If preferred use
two teaspooufuls Of baking powder
instead of the cream tartar and soda.
Add one cup of milk and one cup Of
walnut meats rolled in a little -four
Hickory or any other nuts may be used
instead of the walnuts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Miss sara fIaaEsrr.r- Ur.sea arf
geerEs Laomls were rfrrt-5 atsgf
aieat af g e..i1et tF s.r rfFsoeEEr rr
Spencer Memorial eherrH. Rev w "a
repg efiieittfaE rHeT were atsest-f
bv tftss tfatfis mua ant Nlft vgssf.e
me bride wore wGffr vote enc carried
rases A we,itaeE gisaer vas served
sster ere ceremony sf ere home % ESQ
bride. sef Fsuffb sarase Not5ae wtsE
eovsrs Cor s0 relatives. Nr ssf Mrs
Loousfs VII BE- al acme aegsr Estv az
sss EsGFth aeenae. Msiias
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
THE TARLF.

Delicious. Easily Made Icing-Two
cups puiverized sugar. butter size of
egg; mix thoroughly. then add enough
milk or cream so it can be beaten. Do
not get too thin, as it will run. Beat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
STFPHENs-LANBERT.

william Herman stephens OF this
city and Miss Clara Louise Lambert
OF Peoria we're licensed 10 we'd in
Peoria today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
To HoNoR Us. koHLnAN,rrR.

Oae of che U0ss charming cveutH
q the season vas May breakfast
Eisse yesterday morning. by the Misses
Miieeras az varfer VecT park. Dayru-
port Or hpaor % 3tiss Emma L. Kohl
hammer. = bride of early Juue Gov
rrs weTs laid for 20. ard the table was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated "a the chosen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
coyfERr yErs BrrlKrwTNr -

IA a resatF OF tse eoucert given ~
TIE ssa,ssat department OF tss 1tstlss
Wersaa's eias Saturday asteraoon e.
tss FIRST swsGiss 1fethatsist esares.
Msffae. fga vac realized. thts esansT 60
ssDiy On 3 tJaats hetaE raised 90 assfss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

Residents % the little saxon village
% seTnssrun who do no; pay their
taxes VII Hereafter be able 10 &c: no
eeeF- Ials - tae decree ISSUED By the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01
TO USE LEFTOVER lINCEME4T.

Nincemeat Cake-Two eggs, one ia
blespoon shortening Qar6 or butter).
one cup dark brown sugar, one cup
sour milk, one teaspoon baking soda,
one pint mincemeat chopped fine,
enough -four 10 make sitter than layer
cake. Bake in slow oven as fruit
cake.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

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=.slea. se2easlaa Tee g@4sea saa
wslL EL-s1 o. ssifr % tEs Essa saG =
sssEF2@ @ seal @srg 80 Eivra -
g4zls - sss ss4teef tegsrte.eGi az
SISTED b. lf-ss E.-as N.f-ss-L slalp.
Is-- Eg.sG saFEsst. aFE--. llas
FEsEess uss@4.a.sss. 24Fg. 1lss 1.sFy
L-lz-sag o.-ssF a. Czs. ass@es. sl-zs.
sLEyE sss Win DfNNLE
Iar Gs@sess of Ce.aze. bfse sest
eiFel-. l-a.slss a. tls - a. o. aiGl tle
sss.ssazes GO Lz1lrs oe al o.@rs -
grlag.s ar<rrs la tas eitg. served dlG-
ser o. $50 q a. H. eoezs4-rs. sssG-
tse va vstrress aa4 s.r@lefs %
ts-t- eaazi-rs yesterday e4o1 le Sea
oral aats ls tas es4Ft sa4se eszSisE
Gee @ tas szass ssi9Tas,s features %
ttsGarial cay Eas tables wsfr teas-
t-f4..T sseosasr4 aifa E9urss sa4
FaEs aaE = s.assastia.. sell gFFpaFrG
s.se~r Was served TE~rr were Gseg
rfassTs sFrssat froe- o..E 81 ere city.
eaearszss asG tssir Wlgfs eeaiaE
froa Poss Byros. 1i8.iss. Aisaa. etc.
aEt CoGraEs 1fsssea ae4 sizes Mzry
a. 1fr-sea ca4.sE frga Qzlseg % at-
f~ef Fs- etaers set also D. sa affrEG-
ar~r az tse e9svTrsi9e ta Mquss
sEies oseas ta9ag. TIE ladies % tls
5asrtassc ar3sss On che city take taFas
le s--visE sizE~r % the old c1@ratss
a1f tHrtr sseit~s saeh M~m1Flai
saT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

several minutes. This viii not crack
when cake is cut and always is mellow
and firm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-01

All the news, al the time.-Ths
Argus.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11
MEMS FURNISHINGS

MEMS FURNISHINGS
Mems Cluett & Arrow Shirts
which sold for $3.50 to 81. %
SALE PRICE ----1.19
A Lot of Monarch Shirts in
in the newest shades which
sold for S1.00
SALE PRICE--------79c
Mems Negligee Shirts which
sold for 75c
SALE PRICE----39c
Mems Shirts which sold for SOC
SALE PRICE--------25c
A Lot of Mems Four in Hand
Ties which sold for SOC
SALE PRICE----------25
A Lot of Mems Four in Hand
Ties which sold for 25c
SALE IRlOE ------ 1920 OC
A Lot of Mems Socks which
sold for SOC
SALE PRICE ---------25c
A Lot of Mems Socks which
sold for zoe
SALE PRICE Zoe
ALot of Mems Socks in all
colors which sold for 10-15c
SALE PRICE--Z-------8c
Mems White and Bordered
Handkerchief which sold
for 10c
SALE PRICE-------5c
Mems White and Bordered
Handkerchief which sold
for 15c
SALE PRICE. ----8 &c
Mems Extra Heavy Work Sus-
penders which sold for SOC
SALE PRICE--------25c
Mems and Boys Suspenders
which sold for 20 and 25c
SALE PRICE .--------1Oc
A Lot of Mems and Boys
Work Gloves
SALE PRICE ------------ Csc
Mems Heavy Work Gloves
which sold for 85c and 81. 90
/ SALE PRICE-----.--49c
A Big Lot of Mems and Boys
Caps which sold fer SOC
SALE PRICE 25c
A Big Lot of Mems and Boys
Hats which sold for So So. so
SALE PRICE---------- CSC
Mems Hats all the Newest and
Nobbiest things which sold
for So. SO
I SALE PRICE .--- 2.49
A Lot of Mems and Boys
Belts
| SALE PRICE ---15&25c
A Lot of Mems Wool Socks
SALE PRICE 25c.
.oo-~>>.~>~~o.>~1~~~~~
A Sale planned is a big way
is the most appreciated. This
the most momentous event OF
disc listed in this circular and
more attractive but we are mi
Great Event.
Sale Opens Wedne'
ing at $50, Nov. !
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

mLWU u UUIU ! HNlU
Our Entire Line of Mems Tail
ored Trousers which sold for
$500 to $3.50
SALE PRICE ------3.49
A Large Assortment of Mems
Fine Worsted Pants which
sold for So. so to $500
SALE PRICE-------Z.49
A Big Lot of Mems Dress
Pants which sold for $500
to $3.50
SALE PRICE --------f 40
Mems Heavy Jeans Pants
which sold for 81 .25 & $1.5O
SALE PRICE -----90c
A Big Lot. of Large Boys
Pants for Is to 20 which
sold for So. SO to $500
SALE PRICE, ----1.98
A Big Lot of Large Boys
Pants for Is to 20 which
sold for $500
SALE PRICE. ---------1 40
Boys Pants which sold for 75c
and $1.00
SALE f RICE
A Lot of Boys Pants which
sold for rs & SOC small sizes
SALE PRICE 1Oc
Boys Strictly Up to Date Suits
in all the New Shades which
sold for $1,000
SALE PRICE 98
Boys Suits which sold for So
to $3.50
SALE PRICE -----------3.98
Boys Suits which sold for So
to $3.50
SALE PRICE - -------2. 40
Boys Suits which sold for So
to $3.50
SALE PRICE -z---1. 40
A Lot of Mems Odd Coats
FROM------1.49t to 1.90
Mems Overalls which sold for
S1.00
SALE PRICE ---75c
Mems and Boys Overalls
which sold for SOC
SALE PRICE --------3 9c
Mems Undershirts and Draw
ers which sold for IS & 4Oc
SALE PRICE Csc
Mems Extra Heavy Under
shirts and Drawers which
sold for so and 60c
SALE PRICE -.--------39c
A Big Lot Of Mems and Boys
Sweaters
SALE PRICE - Csc to 08c
Mems Over Shirts ranging in
prices ----------45 to CSC
A Lot of Mems Union Suits
which sold for SLIGO & $1.25
SALE PRICE 79c
o fitting demonstrates our abillt.
Fall Sale is to be our annual ever
ur entire business career, giving
GU will see the prices quoted her
lful Of the Washburn principle,
az
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11
Shoes! Shoes! SHOES!

I'll @Ot Ohh w. @Vt OhsO @~s
Mems Dress and Work Shoes
which sold for S.. 90
SALE PRICE----------3.79
Mems Dress Shoes. Tan Pat
ent Leather or Gun Metal,
Cloth Top in all Colors,
which sold for $4 to 81 so
SALE PRICE----- 3.49
Mems Dress Shoes in all Leath-
ers which sold for So to $50
SALE PRICE -----------2.49
Mems Heavy Brogan Shoes
which sold for ST.
SALE PRICE-------1.40
Mems Lace Boots in Black
only which sold for SIS.
SALE PRICE --- 3.49
A Big Lot of Ladies Gun Met
al and Patent Leather Shoes
Cloth Tops, either lace or
button. which sold for $3&$5
SALE PRICE-------3.49
Ladies' Patent or Gun Metal
Shoes, Cloth or Kid Tops
which sold for So. SO
SALE PRICE----Z.4 40
A Lot of Ladies Patent Leath-
or Cloth Top Shoes, which
sold for 81. so & So.
SALE PRICE---------1.o8
Old Ladies' Comforts with Rub
Der Heels, either plain or
cap toe which sold for So.
to $50
SALE PRICE .----2.69
A Lot of Old Ladies' Comforts
in all sizes
SALE PRICE------98 csc
A Lot of Ladies Heavy Shoes
which sold for $500 to $3.50
SALE PRICE ------- 1.49
A Big Lot of Boys and Misses
School Shoes that wear like
iron
500 Prs Ladies & Misses Shoes
SALE PRICE----------98c
SO Prs. Boys and Girls School
Shoes
SALE PRICE----------1.49
1000 Prs. Mems and Ladies.
Shoes
SALE PRICE -------1.9 90
Mems and LADIES' Rain Coats
which sold for $500
SALE PRICE - 1893
Mems Over Shoes which sold
for IS and 85c
SALE PRICE ~----- 59c
Ladies' Over Shoes which sold
for 75c
SALE PRICE ,-----49c
A Lot of Infants Soft Sole
Shoes
GALE PRICE 25c
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

III From A to 4:3O we will sell 10
III Beech Domestic, for :
III The 1Oc kind. 10 ,
STAPLE DRESS GOODS
Good Grade Calico in light or
dark
SALE PRICE------ Sc
Percals in light or dark which
sold for 10 and 12c
SALE RRICE------8c
Ginghams regular 10 and 12c
SALE PRICE
Good Grade Beech and Brown
Domestic
SALE PRICE
Beech Domestic which sold
for 10 and 12c
SALE PRICE ------------Sc
Lonsdale Cambrics which sold
for IL and 15c
SALE PRICE ----------1Oc
Beech Sheeting which sold
for 25c
SALE PRICE ---19c
Unbleeched Sheeting which
sold for 25c
SALE PRICE -----.--19c
Beech Sheeting which sold
for 80 and 35c
SALE PRICE -----------25c
Cotton Flannel Bleeched or
Unbleeched which sold for
10 and 12c
SALE PRICE Sc
Good Grade Outing Flannel
either dark or light
SALE PRICE ----------5c
A Large Assortment Of Out
ing Flannel which sold for 10
and 12c
SALE PRICE -------------Sc
Extra Heavy Feather Ticking
which sold for 25c
SALE PRlCE-------1Sc
Mattress Ticking which sold
for 10 and lie
SALE PRICE SC
Pretty Wash Silks in all colors
SALE PRICE .----------10c
Mercerized Sateens in pretty
: new Fall Styles, looks like
Silk
SALE PRICE Zoe
36-inch Wool Serge in all col
ors and Plaids which sold
for SO and Csc
SALE PRICE ----41c
36-inch Silk Poplins in all colors
SALE PRICE ---------45c
5O-inch New Tailoring Serges
in all colors
3 SALE PRICE---------82c
36-inch Satin de Chine in all
colors which sold for $1.00
and $1.25
SALE PRICE-----------70c
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

LADIES' CORSETS :.
AND BROSSlERE
A Lot of Corsets which sold
for $1.00 and $1.25
SALE PRICE
Kabo and Gossard Corsets
which sold for $500
SALE PRICE--1.49
Gossard Corsets which sold for
$500 and S3.50 front lace
SALE PRICE .---------2.49
A Big Lot of Ladies' Fleeced
Under Shirts and Pants
which sold for 75c
SALE PRICE-----------45c
Brossieres which sold for 75c
and S1.00
SALE PRICE------45c
Brossieres which sold for SOC
SALE PRICE 30c
A Big Lot of Ladies Flannel
Under Shirts and Pants
SALE PRICE----25c
Ladies' White Muslin Under
Skirts which sold for 75c
SALE PRICE 45c
A Big Lot of Ladies Muslin
Pants
SALE PRICE rs to A5c
Ladies Cover All Aprons
SALE PRICE IS to 45c
A Lot of Counterpanes which
sold for 1.50 to 81 rs
SALE PRICE ------98c
A Lot of Counterpanes which
sold for 81 SO and $500
SALE PRICE -----1.o8
Blankets and Comforts which
sold for $3.50
SALE PRICE -------98c
All Wool Blankets which sold
for $500 and $500
SALE PRICE 3.49
Beech Sheets with center
seams which sold for SOC
SALE PRICE-----3 9c
Bleeched Pillow Cases and
Lace Shams
SALE PRICE ---------fOc
A Lot of Ladies' Sweaters
which sold for $500
SALE PRICE -0 CSC
A Lot of Ladies' Sweaters
which sold for So. so
SALE PRICE --------2. 40
A Lot of Ladies' Sweaters
which sold for 81 and $500
SALE PRICE---3. 40
Ladies New Fiber Silk Sweat
ers the new Sash Belt eff
feet which sold for $500
SALE, PRICE , Q2
ing of the Season when saving
,casion. It is destined to be
ly examined all the Merchan-
lis advertisement sound even
U do yours by attending this
IS Saturday Night
oCk, Nov. q, 1915
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

Ladies New Fiber Silk Sweat
ers the new Sash Belt eff
feet which sold for $500
SALE PRICE --------3.98
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

CH|LDRENS' HOSIERY
Childrens' Black Hose which
sold for 10c
SALE PRICE----5c
Ladies' and Misses Best Zoe
Hose
SALE PRICE------------12c
Ladies' and Misses Fine Quail
ity Hose which sold for Csc
SALE PRICE ----------1Sc
Boys and Girls Extra Heavy
Ribbed Hose for school
which sold for 25c
SALE PRICE ---- --f8c
Extra Large Linen Towels
which sold for 25c
SALE PRICE 18c
Beech Huck Towels large size
SALE PRlCE----8c
Pure Linen Napkins hemmed
SALE PRICE Zoe
Table Linen which sold for 81
SALE PRICE 79c
Table Linen which sold for IS
and 40c
SALE PRICE---25 Csc
A Big Lot Of Childrens' Rom
pers
SALE PRICE Zoe
Childrens' Dresses in white
only
A Big Lot of Ladies' Shirt
Waists in all colors
SALE PRICE .---------25c
A Big Lot Of Ladies' Shirt
Waists in white only
which sold for S1.00
SALE PRlCE--------49c
Womens' Flannelette Kimonas
SALE PRICE ----------25c
A Lot OF Ladies' Night Robes
SALE PRICE-------9 8c
Ladies' Hats which sold for
$500 to $500
/, SALE PRICE-------3.49
Ladies' Hats which sold for
$3.50 and $500
SALE PRICE ----2. 50
Ladies' Street Hats in all the
New Shapes
SALE PRICE CSC to $1.49
Misses Silk Plush Tam Shan
tiers which sold for $3.50
SALE PRICE CSC
Misses Tam o'Shanters in all
colors
SALE PRICE IS, 80, soc
e giving power at the very begin
,randon's Greatest Fall Bargain
BILE to duplicate. We have carefu
! !
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

A Lot of Ladies' Sweaters
which sold for 81 and $500
SALE PRICE 40
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

A Lot of Ladies' Sweaters
which sold for $3.50
SALE PRICE -----2. 40
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11

THIS CIRCULAR is your
L friend because it quotes
prices to you at considerable saw
ing on what others charge for
the same goods. This Store
looks after the wants of working
men and their families by max
ing special efforts to give the
best goods at the lowest possible
prices. Everything that the fam
lily needs in Shoes, Hats, Cloth
ing and Warm Winter Goods for
home comfort is here at this Sale
and at the right prices. Prices
speak louder than promises.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12
POLES SET O
STREET RAILWAY

Workmen have completed All wood
POLES for supporting the trolley wires
TOR the street railway. With the cNcrr-
ton OF u few poles in the business dis
triet. While il i planned Ia place sew
eral iron poles along Elizabeth street.
in the business section. arrangements
have been made with property owners
on this street for attachin. the wires TO
buildings. which will make unnecessary
The setting Of poles. except in some in
stances.
The roper wire for the system has
already arrived. but necessary hangers
were DELAYED. and were expected 10 reach
here during this week. The street ears
are about ready for shipment and may
he started rolling 10 Brownsville hy
the end Of the week. il is stated.
Work j. about to begin on the extern
sion Of the system frcm Tenth and Mad
iSon streets. nj the courthouse. io the Rio
Grandc railway depot. This extension
i for the purpose ~ not only giving The
Rio Grande railway depot street ear ser.
vice, hut also because the street ears
Will lc housed IN the barns there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12
JURY TO
PASS ON CASE
PRIVATE FRANK SCOTT BOUND OVER
TODAY UNDER BOND IN
AMOUNT or $500.

Frank Scott. team>tcr in the quarter
masters department at Fort Brown. to
day WAS bound over 10 the next federal
grand jury by United States Commits
>inmer T.. N. Goodrich on Il charge Of
assault with intent To murder. Bond
WAS fixed ii S5io. which probably will
he furnished by officers al Fort Brown.
The complaining witness IL Francisco
Valdez Mirele>. who was painfully in
iurcd October : when a pirrhfork was
thrown az him. three Of its prong> en-
tering his back. near the shoulder
blades.
The hearing was begun before Com
missioner Gnmlricii Yesterday and was
continued until today until the tr>iimo-
NY Of the complainant. Mircles. who j.
~ the hospital M Fort Brown. could be
obtained. The decision az the commits
>ioncr was made this morning following
the final part Of the hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12
Unclaimed Letters.

The following list Of letters remain I'M
claimed in the Brownsville post office for
the week ending October 3. Same will b.
forwarded To the division 81 lead letters
II not claimed within two weeks.
Gentlcmen-Elbert Adire. Eligah Al.
pin, Antonio Bacz. .Atilnno Barron. Supt.
g. Ranch. Carlos Calderon. Apolinar Can
~. Eddie Carter. ~liermerhildo CiSneroS,
Robert F.. Conway. Bcntura Garcia. Dona-
siano Garcia! joaquin Garcia. FIorcncio
Garcia. o.. IA. Garrison. Lorenzo CARA. Fe-
~liciano Gomez. Juan u. Gonzales. Paul IA.
Hart, Hunter Smith Grocery Co.. b =
Kelly. Mcllcio Jnarez. Micalo Madonado.
FanStino Mandcyano. Mathis Martinez.
Santana Narbar-, Francisco PacIeru
Roscoe Pelfrcy, Gregorio Ramirez. Hide
fonso Ramirez ~, Lucio Rivera, SAN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12
Concert Program

The following is the program for The
concert II the Fourth Infantry Band.
Tuesday night. Oct. l.. 1919. ~ arranged
by chief musician Jas. Il. Prewitt.
l.. March-kai>er Frederick $1,000
Friedman.
3. Waltz "NiolctS" - Waltdtcufcl
T. Selection from chin chinr-Carvll
). Scrcnadc -FTIpartcd DAYS
4. Two step slippery Place Hue
ker.
Mrs. :. &. Tucker. Mrs. W. T. Harvey
and Mrs. ~ e.. DeBruin and other prom
incnt Baptist ladies of the lv.al church.
left today for San Benito To attend the
ladies auxiliary today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12

tiago SANTANA, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob p.
schmidt. Louis Schoenberg. Manuel So-a.
Frank :. Sturn. Froners Stricklcr. n. a.
Taylor. Chester Thacker. Juliu, Tudvn. Joe
Vacuum. Carl III. West.
Ladies-Mrs. Frank Byrne, Ro.aIia n.
de cardcnas, Alma Coleman. Sra Petra
Cortez. Mrs. j., 4. Didlake. Catarina Gar
IA. Sta Gregoria Garcia. Sta Alvina
TARA, Juana Herrera. Sta Altagracia Val
divar de Leon, Sta Guadalupe ID. Mailon.
Teresa a. de Medrano. Tomasa Marine
IS Moran Miss Laura Nelson. Sra Maria
III kice. Maria g. dc Rodriguez. Mrs. Bert
r. Rove, Miss Lucille Smith. Sta Manuelita
Na-qlcz, Sra Efenia NiIlarcal Sta susanna
Trcycnio.
When calling Tor above letters plra-e
state advertised" giving date.
Mrs. Jesse u. Wheeler, Postmaster
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12

The Ladies Aid society Of the Central
Christian church met Yesterday at ;
o'clock at the church. corner Fourth and
Levee streets. Each member present
enorgetically entered the discussion in
planning for future work. Plans were
mace to grouse the children'~ interest in
the Sunday school work. a. their regular
attendance j. earnestly desired. Many re-
missed this 'heart to heart" meeting. Mrs.
G. W. BatseIl. president. presided
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12
Man is Charued With Assault.

Officers Gordon aud Morton last night
arrested a man named Cecilio Longoria
near Fifth and adams street. on y charge
VT assault. II W alleged that Longoria at
lacked tri~pinc tiuzman with 4 pocket
knife. slightly cutting the man in the abdo-
men. M injury i not az all serious.
the knife barrel, cutting through hi~
clothes. Lchaoria w scheduled for y hear
ING before Corporation Judge Crlava to-
morrow morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12

order to give customers better service and
to avoid disputes over milk accounts, are
now issuing coupon books, similar to those
Of the Peoples lee Co, which can be had
from milk wagon drivers or nj Office of
company. Credit customers will be- fur
nishcd these coupon books upon signing q
receipt for same. and will be charged 10
their accounts. BY paying cash FOR cou-
pom books 4 discount Of ) per cent will be
given.-adv 10 u OF.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-12
CITY NEWS
Angus Raphael Here

Angus RapnaeI Here-Angns RapIlaeI Of
New York city. son of the late q. III.
Raphael. organizer Of the First National
bank Of Brownsville and for many years
one OF the most prominent business men
on the lower border. arrived in Brownsville
yesterday and J. q guest at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. 4. WaNne Wood. Mr..
Raphael left Brownsville when a boy Of 10
years, his family having removed TO New
York city. where they now reside. lie ex-
poets to spend a week here on business in
connection with has fathers estate. Mr..
Raphael j. n cousin of the late :. l.. Dwor-
man Of Brownsville.
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After FortY-hve Years

IL UFtJ HFC TCuFo ". ~ TITTTTTT-T
~ tins city today was complimcnted by Il
letter from j. II. Cole. now Il prominent
business man Of sherman. but who taught
Mr.. Rutled.e IN a MisSissippi school when
the latter was ~ years old. Neither had
heard III the other IN i"rty-fve years. Mr..
Cole happened IL meet T.. w. Bat-ell IL
Brownsville in sherman d few DAYS ago
and the fact that MIR. liutlcdae was "a
Brownsville resident happened 10 10 come
up N the course Of conversation. Mr.. Rut-
ory of Mr.. Cole. who though more than 20
years old i still actively engaged III bust
ness.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Miller IIoteI-C. w. Burgess, Dallas; X.
"a Van Cleave. Corpus Christi: H.. +. Fer
Irell. Corpus Christi: J. +. Mitilin. Dallas
IL. j. kelso, pharr; II. s. Miller, Mercedes
Mr.. \. T.. Billiard. Harrington. Mrs. Ida
Burnett. IIarlingcn: II. a. Queen. Houston +.
DR.. A. II. Speer. Sarita; A. w. Billing>ly,
Pharr.
San Carlo~-C. III. Boyd. king-villc /:
Miss Judith Fernandez. Mc.Allen: Mrs. \.
+. Brooks. Mercedes \. b. Rutherford. 81.
Louis: J. VI. Walters. kingsville: b. a.
jameson. Dallas.
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Here from South America

Russell. son If Thomas T.. Russell of
Brownsville. i visiting hiS father. after an
absence Ut eight wears. during which time
he has been connected with "A cable COM
panv in Chile. South America. Mr.. Russell
returned to the United States several
months AGO for a visit. lie expects 10 re-
main IN Brownsville about one month be-
fore returning to his duties.
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81 Brownsville Commandery ~. g..

No. X T.. a special conclaye will be
U held Ut the Masonic temple on
Friday. October II "A. ID. 1918. for con
ierring the orders upon two candidates,
and will open ~ , o'clock y. M. Intermia-
sion n : 2. ~. for supper. Visiting Sir
Knight heartily welcomed. W. G.. Craig.
commander: j. J. Cooke. recorder-lO12H3
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Nafarrates Secretary n. Aeraz.
formerly clerk IN the office of the C~arranza
consulate here. has been appointed ~ecre-
tary 70 General +. Z. Naiarraie. and will
20 u Victoria with the commander. Ills
rank will b. that ~ captain.