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PIhI Pf.>GI
stan H. Jos. fin. GRADUATED sugar.
ssc EfAus is-T7. pssfsuriEed milk. g.
az. sc pi stall 80 large No. - cans
solid pack tomatoes. &C. stall ~. isc
Faisins. lee. SOC baking powdor. 80
scrubbing brushes iQc each. dried
peaches. . ius agr stall g. sc fresh
roasted coffee. Isc Stall ~. tsst wash
iuston butter he. tioe siali 1855.
pot roast. tghc ID. sirloln or ROUND
steak. Ito - pork steak lee 10 East
rfn hams itc - cottage hams Sc III
stall -. sias, dish free vith each dozen
douEhuuts Stall -. Alaska herring. :
for Gkc
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BIS OE INFORMATION

\ halfpenny for a meal for five
persons is being charged in Brus-
sells. This is a tactful act by the
ministers of Spain and the United
States. who distribute bread and
soup daily to hundreds of poor fam
lilies. They charge the halfpennv
in order to avoid the appearances
OF pauperism.
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= AcBEs. IMPROVED

WIN f-ra1m hauss seef big fire.
place 2 good wells with gasoline
pump and tank wAter plpsa over
land hFdrants. LARGE chicken
houses and several small ones.
100 chickens 50 wtih place. over
100 bearing fruit trees all kinds
- berries AMI finNers siectrir
Nights telephone and 70 y. ~
route f.np price. very EASY
easy terms NJ Gugen. soa
terms NJ guren. To1 New
York Block
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REAL ESTATE

-FOUR acres, no Erayei. Improved. house.
outhuildings. close Go postofflce school.
church nd depot For particulars
write to owner Box 80. T. Grand
Mound Wash, Care n l.. HedrinEs
FOR this and other bargains ace ~ IA
Campbell Real Estate Co. nellevuo. d
acres fine soil for both fruit and yoge-
tables. small house. barn. acres
cleared. ready Tor pillow close 70 school.
churches. etc; y mile from ferry dock
Very little cash required To handle this
Take NeHler car TO Leschi for ferry
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REAL ESTATE

gtH bfafurET from original toai
price sottinG deWu. and payments
ike rent Win mo- Hnuuai 49, srmi.
annual interest 80 pHI. Why pay
frntH WIZ MOE uuu fuHf own
home
e. BOO home. payable go per month.
600 home payable 80 per month
81 900 home. payable go per month.
Pee ST. Gli1dsn
Gro a NfuTrE CO.
atf nnston Block
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~ CHICKEN RANCHES
SOME CHICKEN RANCH

g acres good buildings ~ miles from
Tacoma; a5o white LeFhorns. cows.
horse. biz inruhatofs farm machinery.
The place pays good Price saso0.
81. 900 rash
WEST COAST I.ANp GO
ii11-ta American Bank Hidg
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lake WASHINGTON Garden

Wa have a fine. level tract - alder
land cleared. fenced. farm house
ana outbuildings, ON good road
within easy walk Of achool. atnras
and ferry dock Price t716:
terms $50 cash. so monthly
You can tive ON this place sud
work On Semitic "a boats daily.
Come direct TO Burke a Farrars
office a. Kirkland 20 soc this
place, "2j minutes from Madison
park
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WATER FRONT LAND

WATER FRONT RANCH
% acres ON Whidby island. and the best
buy I kuoN o. u 10 GOOD piece 81
land perfectly level. 90 acres enc best
hind ~ alder bottom about 10 nrrsH
cleared house. harm ana outhuiidinEn
~ o. in beautiful location. only tNo
hnurs ride 10 Seattle The price is
only $50 an acre.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
80 liberty Hidr Third and Union
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by LAND naw. ussi quality soil. fte
fafs 80 seattle 80 acres st.e0o. sis
Amsriean Bank HidE ovnsfs
Ee oce AcRNs. khirids River valley. Non
tana. wheat. oats alfalfa lands SEQ
scrs. irfiHstsd. t1s 40. sse burke ma
fOt CANNOT MAKE a MISTAKE
IN HaYluE Good Lend Where
CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE
Whsfs iarEs area - being developed
tn an ifssi location and where there
49, permanent Industries 90 aid iu ths
development
rffnEE LAHFe FSoHOMfHH COUNTY.
WASH. OFFERS THESE ADVANTAGES
TIE lands are veil Hroupsd around the
town where our mills are located
There ars sis auto staEs. snd two
trains daily rood roads schools store
church. y y a., phone and usixhbers
our prices ana terms are tsasonsbis
and
rot DEAL WITH ~ DIRECT
write ~ y ~ M.kislohn. MEr
Lard psns. iiei T. G Smith Dlds
Nssftis. wash
THREE LAKES tRn 60
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HoMESTEADs

HHHaih EMS NnAN ~ fHI|t NlHAHHI NH"N
cash balance like rent iiufrhin.
son y % Ipa Gga
~r~@e-N@esre1se~~~eeee eas4~-~-~0rs~-N~N~~
a. HOMESTEADS
lso AcitEa ~ a. sond land as lies out
doors so siumps 90 sand fine. rirh
s0fi. about 7t acres heavy bottom al.
fstfa land balance fine fof nut ~ any
Kind - dtrsfsified farming shout 20
sffes already Uisaf~d pios ed ready FOR
spring planting Situated very close tn
good railroad town splendid rdads iele-
phones etc. thirhiy settled community &
uslshbnfins ranches held Hs high AZ
81 600 per sore hud Tho sui and CON
dtfinnn hf~ tho same Purchaser viii hr
put Go u8 expense 90 500 this ranch
i'fir- n cold a. once. 1850 cash. ~
Interested call ut 1905 Fourth ave Ns-
aitis aud I viii tell al about q
1900 TAKEs .iso-arfes honrsiead or tin.
Der riaim western washington. mile
~ u station and county road GO arfcs
sopf farm land p 900 600 feet ~ tim
tsr on balance can tgof Hainisr ave
4 Wv Eood homrstsads left y-t near
me southeast ~ Bend. oregon. To-
cate VERY reasonable. Wii be- in seattle
on ny way back there Wsdn9sdsy
march e. - Metropolitan Cafe, IRE
mont Nee me v . Moore
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MISCELLANEOUS

sEf on sA@H And litfRNa
BY huYinx direct from the
manufacturer and saving TIE
middi@nans profit
No oWu ard operate the
largest ~diFrrt-to-ecusumsr
sash and ducT factory Ia TIRE
West. anf can save yea
from $50 70 kex on bulidiax
materials
We make Immediate shipment
from the largest stock IN The
West. ard guarantees the
quality % our goods
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MUSIC
riane-a,ssa Weber sse liberty nids
fkctric Musio rfintins % sonss A..
raused cepyrights cover designs saH
oisrCnSs>
JAMEs " hpMuNna. .oph -. rrad
as,s optome'riss fei ioa Leary mats
N~S~SNSe~>>~NNN NNNNNN~~NNN
rAiNtEk$ AM stsrtN HANuthS
t.syee.k ~ tii~- ttss Ny n "n-,h IT,
rnorooH,rhFW-
fAoto. tnst please sre mads al
JoHNsoN'a
~>SNSSN, ',sfs NlssS',.'>&e~S~s
PHYSICIANS AMI SrRUtoNa
/! RhSrAL ntsE.sEs ONLY
~ N-thHr crN~Nsit az 0t~sa WIS
1f orant rucke.. 80 uiohe ftldE SIN
sp-ciai affections men snd women
Or AsHroN-stt American nsRk nlds
Practice limited TO bladder. kidney aud
urinary diseases
rlrm>a
Ra1iiasa Plumbing nss5ins Co, rs.
fea Vine Seattle
"~">~"~~'ImSffas N""~""~"-"'
i ls,s, ~. : ~, ~ S.l.s.' ~
STORAGE
by areproof .tafsss Wsrenoure. Gen.
~ s,srsss - iss WIRE nlss
ssattis sign shoR i,ei siS,h Ellou
rraoLsftnsns
~>s~>s~s>~-N-~-~-~s>~~ <>r>~~t~<>sN~eeN~~se~
WILL DRILLING A>p TESTING
swanson : Rssd. sse rine =. Nsin ISIS
PATENT ATTORNEYS
FRED p. CORN iA,ss' a s.,.o,.
secured or r.. refunded fei CENTRAL
p'ss ~.in sess Frs. sons nH rst-n,.
Adam. 4 heyneias, as central nlds
Mason. fsnwich Lawrence 90 hurss hid
~>s~.~4~~-~~~g~~-~~~~ ~s~s~gN~N~NeN~S~~~~>~
NOTICES
MESH nAGs repaired. 'oi fsopis' Bank
49, ~
6 AUTOS FOR SALE
Gee. " Minsr-Ussd auto. fis Z. zee
S-FKSsESafR roRn essse sis rins
. 0oop vsEn ekns ieea rIkE -
WANTED AUTOS
WRNTEn- rssa esr. az Ensiue oarasa.
Sssi ur.~nw ood ave suitable foF re-
modelling Must be low aicrd ha'
~.~~~>~~1~~~~>~~~>~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~>~>-S
MOTORCYCLES
M0TOHCYcLE faT sale Phone Haiiard
aer
MOr0nrY,'f. Ge--Nnw ana ssrpnd hand
al makes. some o. these taken on mes
INDIAN MoroRcfcLHA hal'en Z
wright sff Pike a. near broadway
Phone East tTi
FOR SALE - FURNITURE
FaTnii1rs esssp Tor ea.a 1888 ws.,lah.
PACIFIC COAST fURNtrrItE CO.
Euiatt 1878
BIAT AwELL FUslA. CO. iti Fit.s IN
ira
WANTED - FURNITURE
BLAKE trRN co. as rtkE " sais
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COUNTRY uoMgEirE
LAKE roREsr rAnK
We otter vis~ acre a. faks Forrest raFs
aiaps zoe feet from f.ahs washington
ard paved hlrhuAFs on reed county
road surrounded - fine homes anf
haNtnH all city convenience pip@a
eater. sissfrir usht. tsisphon. End mali
services. This tract hAs been thoroughly
cleared - stpnps and Hnnsftemsh tist
many cedar. ~ anf daE~eua trees hst.
been left making an tfrai country
hpmesifs Price 81 Zee hair cash. bai.
aurs years st per cent
OLE HANSON a co. iNc
az Wee York block
AZ ouob a. RIA nKsr
10 ACRES run 1900
so CANW 80 MONTHLY
tust ws.t - Seattle IN veil .ssitisd
district Zine usishhers on al ialn.
log tfarts close Go school Eraass
hall ard saemiii Coed eiaf Learn
sat Lies level nad 10 vrFf .asli,
cleared Groceries delivered cream
roots. n .. = and tslsphons. psrfec'
tlus
PUGET SOUND FARMs 90.
eos Third Az.
y ACRE / block 10 t.ak~ Hufisn rar. III
cleared. fine rafdsn coil ssa. Iroed
terms wylde. az Nsw York Hik ~.
ti1t' EotT
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fk1&fAxs TENTS. AWNINGS
~ mi Everything tn canvas
&XTT .ii University.
CLEARING HOUSE Fdh MrafcAt. IN.
sTHUMENTs. 1878 WESTLAkE Efs-
IfOTT 2sTs MUSICAL RECORD EN-
CHANGE
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a GOOD ACRE

You can live there hnd work IN tho ritv.
All cleared good t-room house chick
on house wood she'd good wafer Price
81 100 on easy terms
H,HhoEpER as Liberty nldg
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EXCHANGES

so EXCHANGES
EXCHANGE home b az vernon.
Wash Tor = .fan nu'n truck cali At
fff Aisi svs West seattle
Is ACRES tine iana it miles n0rth u
SPOKANE some timber Ter home o.
sood tsrdius lots in Seattle Geo. y.
i.asssn. 1895 Mahisan.
VIII. TRADE 5000 plano far 5000 We
troia and records Andrs~ Kohisr.
Addfsss Ca Etsf. o. nsscon $50
se ACHES sooa wheat lard 70 irads Tor
vacant lots Or house ana lot snd will
s:ss,Ss 81 eIssslsse Is,> re-
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ss%. 50. ~
Money en- improved eifp property We
make eaildtns ioana
CALHOUN. DESSr EwfSo
Ala.ka naiidinr
HEAL EeTArE NoHTuAnEs fses Up
~ - -. FULLY secured. for sale BY Joe
Thomas Co. Inc. les ChsrrY -
REAL ESTATE LoNSa-- SoRTHgEN
bond Nortesrs Co. Central BidE
h.iv-sn Columbia snd Marion
VIRTUE
f.9ans Monsy
before tuYins o. building. zee
Observation-Disclosures
So LEGAL NOTICES
SEALED PROPOSALS. vii be opened ~
~. bureau ~ Lighthouses Department
- Commerce. Washington. u g.. on
kpril 60. 1915 and siso on tho same
date 81 tho Office - she Lighthouse
Inspector. san Francisce. Csi. Tor con-
strurtinr she steel lighthouse tender
cedar" about i.7ta tons displacement
Particulars may p. obtained upon APP
f.fHa 50 s.FI F.tt
Washington. ~ -
eS~-~0~~~-~~~s~~~~~~-~
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10 ACRES: 2ScENT FARE
10 serss 2 acres cleared miles from
Port Orchard close 80 school Price
1850 $50 eash. tAiants gsass a. !
pee cent
NutNu a uHnHEnu
.eea Vernon Place Phone ballard 80
CO or TftT
FREE EXCURSION
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INVESTMENTS
FARM LANDS

brandt Investment co. .os Lumber IA
change
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20 ACRFS TOR DATnY

20 ACRES FOR DAIRY
Good. fertile land With living water.
some shinEie bolts prosperous neigh
hors IN soud district and near
school This 10 = fine tract for dairy
purposes Price i7oe. on oasY terms
l.. J MARSH 4 co. 1909 Sd AVE.
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s-ero,.- psasi doors. IS -ises .....,. 81 10
same for painting % sisss cnifb..t. 20
Cottage treat door. ....t...-....tsfs up
s-piy vsn~sr Interior door. ..... 2 % up
Ssw Craftsman interior doors 81. 50 up
New Craftsman treat doors . sfz ~
csttass front ~fndow, ..... $50 up
I-ifsht trarscrn ...-..... IS Up
nunssio~ easement sash ........ 80 up
Hot bed sash txiazsdl, s-oxs-a ....tE IS
a-srs.e .................... grs
connpi~ts inside window trim ..... .ss
Com piste inside door fvf~s .......... -
GLASS PAINTS BUILDING rsrru
AND HARDWARE. oSE-THIRD LESS
ASK FoR CATALOGUE NO. -
O. N WILLIAMS co.
f1ts FIRST Ave-. : Main tftr
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ron SALE -Four rooms ana bath as
easements paid in uu. Iitno. t90o
cash balance like rent iiufrhiu
HaH y % nut Gga
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AUTO DELIVERY Go.

Long Distance moving Elliott 2st
ERot DWAY THAssFEn 20. Pianos
end household goods moved East BOZ
'''~-"-'~'"'-'sf6 -. '-'>>->>>->~>~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
CORPUS
PROCEEDINGS
FOR ELIzONDO

Attorney j. &. George 81 the firm III
Graham, Jones, West A George, which has
undertaken to defend General Prccopio
Elizondo, the con~titutionali-t officer ar
rested here IN connection with the death in
September, 1900. Of Emmett Rocbuck, \
Texas ranger. left yesterday for Corpus
Christi and this morning was Ia institute
proceedings before District Judge NJ. y.
Hopkins e. obtain Elizondo', release
through 4 writ ~ habea~ corpus. Al the
offices of the firm il wa expected 10 hear
from Attorney George some time this aft
.cTnuon.
Elzondo was arrested in the home Of \
citizen here. where a. was brought from
Matamoro~ for medical attention for Il
wound in the hips. received during last
Saturday. battle. lie j. held in the ms
demeanor section Of the Cameron county
jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
ASSN
INCORPORATED
]. ]. HARDEN is PRESIDENT OF AS
ISOLATION WHICH HAS $4,000
CAPITAL.

Announcement ha- been made of the in
corporation III the Buena Vista Burial
Park a--ociatiun. with ~ u. Harden a.
president and Carl III. Moureau a~ sccrc-
tury. both "a Brownsville. The capital
stock of the association j. placed III
$4,000.
The a~-ociatiun several months ago be-
Gan the Improvement of "A section of land
lying ~ the northeast WI the city VI
Brownsville and Just across the rc~aca "a
the east end WI Seventh and Eighth streets.
with the object 81 making of il q modern
burial park. Street. and avenues have
been constructed through the tract. q
pretty Keepers bungalow constructed MI
cement and ~tucco. and IN other way the
place ha~ been improved along strictly
modern lines. Grass, flowers and trees
have been planted.
M announcement ha~ yet been made Of
when the a-~"riaticn viii open thc park
Tor u~c, but II viii hc probably within the
next few weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
COUNTY
SCHOOL CONTESTS
HELD HERE TODAY

Thirty-odd students and friends of the
Harrington, San Bcnito and Lyford schools
arrived in Brownsville today 10 take part
m and attend the debate and defamation
contests. scheduled to be- held al the link
ley hall at ! o'clock this afternoon aud
! 30 o'clock tonight. The contestants are
Bruwn~Villc-IIigh school. junior grade.
Tom Walker and Mis- Rosita Putcgnat
grammar school. Georgia Dancv and
Robert Daucy. For the senior debate. Lee
Walton and Ted Graham. For the senior
defamation contest. Lambert Cain and
Katherine Craig.
San Bcnito->cnior dcbatcr,. Robert
Brooks and Ru-~cl Whitney; Senior de-
chalmers. Bryan Stephenson and Mis-
GLADYS Spiccr. junior dcclaimcr~. Robert
IIolling~worth and Mi~- Maurine Phelps.
Lvford-Scnior dcbatcr-. An~rl Clearv
and Elmer Fondcll. senior dcclaimcr.
Miss Martha Valentine. Junior declaimcr~,
X. Il. Winfrcc Dr.. and Mis- Elvira Kud-
land.
Harrington - Senior dcbatcr-. Rcdu-
Snavely and Roland Oean. Senior de
chalmers. Emmett Anglin and Mis- Dora
Snavcly. junior dcclaimcr. Roy Decker.
There u also one representative NJ the
Nebraska school. but the name could not
bc obtained this afternoon.
The dchatc- are for The county cham
pion~hip. the winner N the huy- section Az
20 to the district championship contest IL
b. held AZ EaymonGvillc April ~. The
winner IN the other contests will also par
%iicipate IL events AZ the Raymondvillc cons
test.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
CITY NEWS
Saloon Testimony CompIeted-With the

exception of one case. IN which no te>ti-
mony has been submitted. the hearings
+. CanaleS in connection with alleged vio-
%lations Of the $50 closing law and the
Sunday saloon law. nave been completed.
There are n,ne defendant saloonmcn. and
fourteen witnesses were heard. the hear
Ing having been continued thorugh four
days of this week. Attorney Canales to-
day j. completing the transcript in the
eases and expected to forward it To Comp
troller III. b.. Terrell nj Austin this after
noon. Ii j. not known when a decision n
10 the eases viii BE- had. The only action
the comptroller can take IN the premises
il to revoke the licenses Of the saloonmcn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
IN
GOLF TOURNAMENT
WILL BE PLAYED ON LINKS At THE
COUNTRY CLUB SUNDAY
MORNING.

The semi finals Of the golf tournament
will he played on the links of the Browns
Vile Country club tomorrow. The pairs
participating are Il. Il. Rentfro ". Angus
tin Cclaya Jr., and Sam Bell -. William
:. West. All the other contestants have
been eliminated.
J. III. Taylor, professional golfer from
the Lakeside Country club al Canton.
OHIO. accompanied by hi> club maker, &.
j. Mory. arrived on the noon train today.
Mr.. Taylor will instruct the members Of
the Brownsville Country club in the art
of golf playing and will be located At the
club house where members may arrange
with HIM for instruction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
PERSONALS

X. c. Wright Of Galveston i, a visitor in
the city today, a guest at the Miller hotel.
X. y. Spence of San Antonio Is regis
tered al the Miller hotel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks went to La
Feria this morning.
Mrs. f. II. Fleming went to Harrington
on the branch tram this morning.
W. I. Porter Of Chicago j. a guest at
the San Carlos.
W. l.. barley of San Antonio j. regis
tered at the San Carlos.
j. u. Snodgrass of Sioux City, Iowa, j.
registered at the San Carlos.
l.. +. Hoover Of Laredo j. O guest al the
San Carlos.
Il. J. Mcintyre of Falfurrias j. regis
tered III the San Carlos.
w. q. Morris came in on the motor to-
day from San Benito.
John J. Harden has returned from n
short business trip to San Antonio.
A.. ID. Tyson of Harlingcn J. a business
visitor in the city today, registered at the
Miller hotel.
". III. East of kingSvillc j. 4 business
visitor in the city today, "a guest at the
Miller hotel.
C. ID. Grow. Charles Jones and W. H..
Hammond Of McAllen are business visitors
IN Brownsville today. guests AT the Miller.
&. Y. Cox of San Antonio j. a business
visitor IN Brownsville today, a guest at the
Miller hotel.
Attorney J. c. George left yesterday
afternoon for a short business trip "a
Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Jesse o. Wheeler. postmaster. is
expected to return Sunday from a two
weeks vacation. spent IN San Antonio.
J.. W. Jacobs of King>villc. general
freight agent for the Gulf Coast Lines. j.
a visitor in Brownsville today ON company
business.
Mrs. Raymond Winfree and sister, Mis-
Ora Smith, of Lyford are the guests of
Mr.. NJ. +. Bishop and family. Mr.. Win
free has with her her son, r. C.. who j.
= participant in the defamation contest
here tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
AT the DreamIand-Whilc Icr hu.ban,

At the OreamIand-Whilc ser husband
fights for mastery in a life-and- death
struggle, Berta, the mining camp, "crazy
girl" "A role enacted with wonderful
artistry by Cleo Madison. forces the re-
%volver with which the husbands assaiIant
would marder him. back against her enc
my'S chest and forces him To shoot him
self. The scene occurs in "The Mystery
Woman" a two reel l0l Bison drama. in
which Cleo Madison and Joseph King are
featured. and will be shown at the Dream
land tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
0YSTERS-We receive fresh select Gal
weston oysters daily. In bulk, 10 cents per
dozen. Texas Lunch, City Market, Phone
~430.-2l27tf
Body is Recovered

Body is Recovered-Thc body of the
Mexican soldier which was found on the
American bank BY W. :. Miller If Mer-
cede~ Thursday afternoon. was recovered
by the Morris concern. official city under
takers. and after nm inquest before Justice
Of the Peace II. y. Kirk. burial was made
in the city cemetery. The man was shot
in last Saturdays battle and j. believed.
to nave tried To swim 80 the Amer
lean side, diving later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
CITROLAx
CIT R o L A
c 7 R q 1 A X

Best thing tor constipation. sour stom-
ach, lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Stops
sick headache almost at once. Gives a
most thorough and satisfactory flushing
no pain. no nausea. Keeps your system
clean>ed. sweet add wholesome. Ask for
Citrolax. Martinez Drug Store, north cor
ner Market S~qua(4-ady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Rent cars again at 555-2l19Itf.
~ Easter Service,

81 Easter Service, Ammo Domini.
wy 1915, Brownsville Commandcry
No. 62, X. T. All Knights TEN
plar are invited To participate. meeting in
the asylum. Masonic temple. at : p. n.
Services al the Church Of the Advent. SER
mon by our excellent prclate. DR.. :. X.
IIallam. W. 4. Craig. commander: j. j..
Cooke, recorder.+i22t.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

M local applications. a. they cannot
reach the diseased portion ~ M. ear.
There i only one way TO cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness il caused nv an iniiamed rnndi-
ton az the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube Is infiamed
you have "A rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when Id is entirely closed.
Deafness il the result. and unless the in
fammatIon can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition.
hearing will ~ destroyed forever. nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which Is nothing but an inflamed condi-
ton Of the mucous surfaces.
We Will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case 81 Deafness (caus,d hy catarrhl that
cannot b. cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars. free.
= y CHESEY 4 co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
To rent a car phone 555.-2ll9ltf.
Saloons Must Gloss

Saloons Must Close Because there
was no election IN Brownsville today II. H.
Considine wired Attorney General Looney
that fact, asking ii the saloons must close
on account of the school trustee elections
in common school districts. and received
the following reply: 'ThiS being general
election day for school trustees saloons
must be closed. although no election i held
in 4 city where saloons are located
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
SIS will take care Of your rent caIIs-ti
New York Herald Man Here-.Iamc~ \.

ReddIng Of vi PaSo. staff correspondent
Of the New York Herald. u III the city for
his paper. Mr.. Redding has followed the
dc~tinie~ Of the Villa army tor some time.
and came 10 the United States from Mon
terrcy, leaving the latter point when the
army was divided into three sections. one
going north. one to Matamoro, and one
toward Tampico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Crystal White 0rpingtons, Kellerstra

Crystal White Urpingt0nS, keIIerstraus
strain; eggs for Matching. Is for 81; 80 for
SIS; 100 for So. Baby chicks, 25c each; so
& Fruit Farm, West Brownsville Subdivi-
sion. III. +. Stephenson, Manager ITO
Elizabeth street. Brownsville, Texas-Sltf.
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The Execution.

Track Foreman Those section hands
live on black bread and bologna SauSa.
yes,
.Ione>-Aud are never sick?
Track Foreman Never Except ~
black bread and bologna sausage,