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go9nen. gaIifonaia gabous, $7.o0S
Wegifanf6e 8abous, $500; gints.
$500; Gina 1926; @nbp 1925; 8Faa
gpes, 1925.
gomaten. gesas. A a0rbe, $1.2n
SltmentobI, $3.50 fir 12 Gtiid.
Selerie, SOC Ii. 85c Der Duben0.
Sfra, $3.50 fir elm 9ufd)eI.
gierpflan5en, Toe u. $f.00 Der SHS6el.
Spinat, Sac II. 4c per gfunA
8riiner 8feffer. Segas, zoe per YfS.
Yeterlilie. 40c Der 9so.z8anbel.
&obl. $3.50 per Crate.
aopfialat, $500 per Crate.
8aoiesden. SOC II. 35c fir Elm Dbo..
8iinbel.
@eerretties@ urseIn. per gfb. 12Ke.
8eeten, 40c per 9s6. s8iinbeI.
@eI6e @uraelit, 35c II. Acc per 9ko.
9riiiIeler Spro1ert. &c Der @fluno.
Squaib, $1.00 per 8uiheI.
gieb-Marft.
Gan antonio. Ger. &c. San. 1916
Ohieu, $500 bis $3.50.
&ii6e 1926 bis $3.50.
&Glber $4.65 bis S7.55.
8uIen $500 bis $500.
ct 9oris. 26. San. 1916 - ainSs
bieh. Serassgieb, 1926 bis $3.50.
06ipeiue 5000 uuo $7.75.
Seize.
an9orasSieeen per Bfo. III Cts
anoora>8ieeen beihaoiet 5 Cts
Wolf unb Studs 90 Cts
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WtisperitGnbnis.

3mci 8rnpps fran5oliIder 8e-
fungener begeoren iid 6ei itren9er
9Glte oitf Der StroBe; oa erfennt
p(oblid elmer Ser S%ran5oien beim
anoeren 8rupp ieinen @ruoer nno
ruft Inn 81: uMton frere, mon
frerel"
9aS bort elmer Der oeutIhen Be
gIeitfoIoaten u1io fagt gum 6ran8o.
fem: o9o fam i net beIfen. mi
frert a."
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6, Srieori6s6nrg, ST Goio, Sig
&eas, 9el Gio, Sairfielo, 2odbart>
Grpital gitp, @aleitine, &errpiGe
nno San 8enito.
@ie olls @oibington gemeloet
miro, bot Senator Smoot icinen @i=
beritano gegen Oie gornobnle Ser
gia, ourb nel6e oie bieiiee Genten-
nial : Insitellllng bonn &ongreB gut
gebeiBen miro, ol1fgege6en. Ser 9e=
rotung iiber tie ltno ibrer 9lnl1abme
itebt lebt onideineno fem peiteres
Sinoernis I'M @ege.
8esablt Cure pRoa Say; mltr
mod 6is gum 81. San1tar 3eit ba51i
Die 46iturienten Der bieiige1
&o6I6uGe batten fir 9ienitog abero
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nit redt
biibi6em 8rogromm in ser 9eetbo-
pen &aQe arrangiert. 9eflon1otori=
Ide Gortrage uno 4niproden pef-
ielten nit Sr6eiter=Muiif, oie bon
Dem Srdelter Der So6ihule redt
gut ousgefiibrt mltroe, iotpie NIT
alapier- unb @elong Soil ob. Ole
5ablreideft S%eilnebmer .nabme1t oas
9argebotene nit groBem geifaG
altf lno perbra6ten einen iebr
amiiianten Mbenb. Die rs 4bitu=
rienten iperoen nabitel1 Sreitog lire
9iplome erbaIten.
Sn Der lebten S~abresper=
iammlltng Ser aftiondre ser yGi=
ti5en's 8anf & Gruft Gomponp@
lpl1rben Die folgenoen geomten err
ipablt: g. g. Simmer, 8raiioent;;
s. &oienfielo, oftiper @ice-9raii=
bent; 3. 9. Bonner, Gaifierer; Ser
mann 81. gaeb, a~iiiitierenber aoiiie=.
rer.
Die aontite Mitglieoer Ser
State aiiociation Of 9olice Chiefs"
bertpeilen in i~tnlerer Stabt ais @aite
oes &oli5eidefs 2anaclter. Sic ge-.
arlten beipreden Nngelegertbeiten
lbrer Organization nno nebmell
gleid5eitig an ben ger6onolungeu
oes ausltellltnes &ongrelies tell.
Inter BEN befantlten 8erlon-
llffeiter1 Die 81 Der Soir-&onferei8
bierber gefom1nen iinb, befinoen iid
Sobn garrett, ser 9ireftor ser
Ban=american Union" uno iein @i-
$. .. Soi1obere, Ser oliitie-
renoe S~aftoelsminilter gomaro s.
Sfpeet, @leranoer Nobertion, Ser ge=
triebsleiter Der Iiiionri Gacific
9abn uno anoere.
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grunoetncntnms. ilebertraaunaeu.

SouthiueI tern 2nno Corporation an
garl Stinbolm, @rtnoftiid am Suaset
Ylace; $4,000.
Gbas. 3oener unb Srau an S. q. Sob
ertion, 8runoitiid i'm rleien gith Blod
$50; $4,000.
9enrD Tuoinger an @erdants Crane
Ter Company, 8rurbftiid i'm nelien 9th
8lod $50; $500.
Soutbpeitern 2nu6 Corporation on
Spbn Carlton, @rlnoitiid AM Su1iet
Tlace; $3.50.
Srau s.. Clemens an @egar goutltp,
elm Nfer 2anb our @erbreiteruna Ser
9olm Moao; 81.
S~outblpeftern 2ario Corporation an
an Srai 6. Si6eG, @runoitiid am Sun@
let Rlace; 1920.
U. 5. @reiner au Cigar @onliu,
@runoitld im neuen 9th 8lod 1850;
$3.50.
Otto unb anna Souas an @inie
armife, 50 ader 2ano; $4,000.
saul s. unb Marie Sranfe an Ser
man Butt, @rltnoltiid in Der Sunnt
Slope Iooitiou; 81 Ii. u.
s. 6. Sbofer an aoolp6 Sarlas,
@rltnoitiid in ben California @arbens;
$40 II. q.
George 9agelftein an @rs. 9uep Sanz
oerlon, @rrnotiid in South 9eigbts
$4,000.
Srancis @rigbt uno Srau au glaro
y. Strinqer, @runbitiid III Der @iln
9toin Aboition; 1880.
Soutbfueitern 2ano CORPORATION ali
Srau ". 9lein. @ruuoitiid am Gunlei
8loce; SLIGO.
@iltam 9. arempfau uio 6rau M
Noele s. Scarce, 81 Ider 2nno; $3.50.
@au : TrlaubnisiGctne.
8. 6. @anbiid, Inbalt Center 9ous
lebarO; 5000.
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5reunO (gegen Morgen am SCENT.
meg: g8n @liidli6er, Oh finoeit
iebt ein trautes Semi
Gbemann: SEA ia, aber beiu
trall' id MIDI Sod) nidtl"
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Icras

Die oamerican 2ibe Stod @i-
location, Die 5ur 3eit ibre &onperl-
ton in Gl Yalo abb6lt, bat 8eihliiI-
le angenommen, in neIIen lie cine
REMEMBERING unlerer merifaniiden
Bolitif ~berlaitgt. Sic befnriportet
feline Srterpention aber tie nil,
oaB Die Hegierung cine Eolitif Der
folge, Die better Ben 8erbaftnilien
in Merico a~tgemeifen lei. Gin So
mite bon 8reien ioa nad @aibing=
ton geben, I'M uniere Gegieru1g
ilber Die tuirfliden GerDdltnifie in
Werico anf5uflaren.
liner @elleraIanlpalt hat emit
ldieoen baB es geieblfd Iei, penn
GonntD : &oaeftoren am Son1tog
lire Office often bielten nno ,9od
Cores folleftierten
SSll 4lpine lit Srunf Measoan
ell befanlter 9epobner oes Srtes,
erl6oiien in leiner ,9airp~ alfge-
funoen. Ser GduB tDuroe aus Ell
ller S6rotflinte ab%eefeucrt. Nie-
tnano meiB li6 ben @rl1lb ser
Wforotat gu erflarert. oem MeosoaD
mar iebr beliebt. gs lit oies ser
5tueite gebeimnispolle Moro, Der in.
terbalb 8pOlf aaaen in 9lpine itott-
finoet.
Sn Der Drummer : Mooition BON
Souiton lit elm 5~ebnjabries neiBes
Waoden Ramens Mabel @riebt,
oas aus Der Sdule fam, bon einem
jnngen gfeser angefallen uno in elm
8ebiiid) gelbleppt porben. Mmf 6os
Sdreien oes Maodens famen ieood)
mebrere 4rbeiter berbei nnb Der See
ger entflob.
Sn @uaooloupe, 0ictorio
Gountp, itarb Soc 8oebm i'm Sitter
bon "a Saren.
@us 8eebille miro ser got
bon Soeob 2enp gemeloet, Der BORT
i'm aIter bon 81 Sabren itarb.
Sn gior6beim Dat Elm gut be.
lihtes Sfnttournier ltattgefunoen.
! Sn 9alos laiien Die Srauer
9etitiouen airfuliereiL Inn cine @b.
Thinning 0ariiber berbei5ufiibren
OF auf Der @usiteailng @etr6nfe Der,
fault fperoen oiirfen ODER nid)t.
Ser @asbrunnen BEL Corpus
ebriiti bat 81 bremen anfgebort, ei
fpirft lett 8as, @aiier uno etfpos
Del aus.
9aad Dem geridt oes Staats
Statiltifers Or. SO. q. 9apis Al
4uitin tpiroen pdbreno oes Monat,
9e5ember inn Staote 3eros LAG;
ainoer geboren, 1912 Ser ipeiBel
uno 326 Der farbigen aloiie qnge
borig; oarlnter befinoen lif IS
3tpilingsponre. Die S~ooesfaQe be
liefen iid ndbreno oesIel6en 3eit
ralmes auf 1857, babon 2,207 peii
itno 430 farbie. Sn $50 Sdaen mlr
ben 2itnge1franfbeiten ais 9ooes
iirlade altgegeben.
Die .Soiltbmeitern 8elepbon
dno telegraph 60" bat $26,S92. n
Steuern on oas Comptroller 0e
pertinent" 81 Muffin fir bas mi
Dem 81. DECEMBER enoenbe 8ierteI
inbr ein9eihidt. Die Gteuern re
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@ahres @eidfdfdeu.

Der fleine @alter bat gebort, oaB
lein 9nfel iett bei Ser Eropiatltfo=
Tonne eirge5oaen lit. @r erfunoigt
ii6 nutiirlid, mas ous lit: Gro-
biantspfoHne. 8ater erfldrt inn,
oaB 6ieie Soloaten Die ii6rigel1 nit
@ilen uno Srinfen periurgen uItp.
Ils om ndfiten Gage cine be-
frenrioete Dame ii6 nae6 Dem @e-
finoen oes Snfels &aul e%rfunbiot,
rlrft 8oIter6en freuoeItroblenb:
uSarfe, Der bats ieBt g1tt. Ser lit
9eGrprfA
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San stntpnip, ger.. %. San. 1916
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil. 50
gcnts Der @aIone.
New gprf, 20. San. Spot $9.05
big; Snniar, 500 II. S9.40; Sebrrar.
$9.0s unb 1910; @dr3, 1913 unb
$9.15; Ipril. 1912 unp $9.15; 3ai.
$9.17 uno $9.t9; Suuo, 1922 uno
1925; Sult, 1929 uno $3.50; augnlt,
1892 ln0 $685..
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Nlarets8eriht.
8aarntusae.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

San 4ntonio, 11M Gents.
8albeiton, 9eitern. 1880 Gents.
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= gesablt Sure yToI Sar"; mnr
aOd bis snm 81. Sannar 6eit ba5u,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
Cotton Planted 5 Months
Ago Coming Up at Alice

Cotton planted IN the vicinity Of Al
re-, Jim Wells county. nearly five
months ago. il coming up under the in.
flucncc If the recent rains i'm that see.
tion following a dronth of nearly n
years standing. according Ia Leland
ProwSc. who il in Brownsville for n
few days. Mr.. prowSc SAYS that far
merS who planted in February were
surprised la find thai the seed they
thought had one Ia waste was a. per.
feet "a the day il was planted and gives
them a long lead over farmers who did
not plant. hni saved seed III the barns.
Mr.. Prowsc said fdr:arrs explained the
condition bv the fact that the ground
was - dry that the seed was kept i'm ~
perfect 4 condition rs if in the barn.
and did not rot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
ROTARIANS WILL
MEET THURSDAY
THOSE WHO EXPECT TO BECOME
MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATION ARE
FILING THEIR CHECKS TODAY.

Tomorrow J. the last call for those VINO
expect to become charter members Of the
Brownsville Rotary Club, organization Of
which has been completed, mad the inau-
guration Of which may take place the lat
ter part Of this week with the arrival in
Brownsville OF probably thirty or forty
Corpus Christi Rotairans 10 asst In in
stalling the new organization.
At a meeting held in the rooms Of the
Board of City Development last evening.
il was decidede that an entrance fee and
the payment Of the first Fix months dues.
by check rr Otherwise. would signify the
wishes Of those who desire 70 becomeyaf-
filiated with the organization. The list
charter member will be closed when the
membership committee reports with the
list Of payments 40 another meeting 10 be
held IN the Board Of City Development
quarter al $50 o'clock Thursday even
ing. The entrance Zee will be SO. and
the dues 81 a month.
So far a. the organization T. concerned.
the Brownsville Rotary Club was a fact
q week ago. The matters now under con
sideration by the club are details incident
to starting the Organization definitely
upon Its career of instruction IN business
ethics, "-cIentizing,' and civic pride.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
Band Concerts to End
With National All

All band concert programs III the IN
ture IA, Fort Brown will end with The
Star Spangled Banner. This announce
ment was made this morning b. Cap
tain Lawrence l.. Butler. post adjniant.
Captain Butler explained that during
the playing Of the national air all sol
dicrs stand at attention aud all civil
ian are expected to rise. the men re-.
moving their hats. All automobiles on
the post grounds, he stated. must h.
kept quiet during the concert and All
persons present will be expected Il
maintain order. In spite ~ the rain
Of yesterday afternoon a large number
Of the civilian population Of Browns
Vile attended the evening concert n.
the post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
REPUBLICANS NOT
TO NAME COUNTY
TICKET IN FALL
COUNTY CONVENTIONS SATURDAY
TO NAME COUNTY CHAIRMAN AND
DELEGATES TO STATE MEET.
FOR FIRST TIME IN EIGHT YEARS
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS PROMISE
TO PASS OVER QUIETLY.

For the first time in eight years. III,
November elections in Cameron cunt
promise 10 pass of quietly. assuring
the election, without opposition. of ey
cry nominee in the recent democratic
primaries. wv.
Il. Il. Creager, prominent in rcpub
lean politics in the county and state,
SAID today thai he was of the opinion
that the republicans Of the county. as 4
whole. are satisfied with the candidates
named In the democratic primaries, and
will make no CONF est nj the November
elections. At the same time, however.
they Will maintain their organization,
voting probably on the state and ma
tional republican tickets.
The Cameron county convention of
the republican party. AT which the coun
~ candidates ordinarily are named,
will be held in the city hall at Browns
Vile al > o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The convention will name delegates To
the congressional district and state con
ventionS. the latter Ia be held in San
VIZ r. - w hahAt a. E'sh
chairman and Il state ticket. Whc.h her
the party will put a candidate into the
field for congressman or other district
officials il still uncertain. Precinct con-
ycnti0ns Ia name delegates To the cTln-
ty convention were held last Saturday
throughout the county.
Exciting, interesting and at times
deadly elections which marked the hi
annual selec ion Of public officials in
Cameron county will be missing at the
coming November elections. SO far as
this particularly county is concerned,
one of perhaps two or three in the state
IN which the democratic party in former
years has been forced 10 double up lis
campaign expenses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
DISPORT
in OPEN AIR"NAT"
f0RRENTIAl RAIN COVERS CAMP
GROUND WITH WATER FASTER
THAN PIPE TAKES 1T OFF.

swimming day was informally inaug.
urated AT the First Illinois cavalry
camp following a heavy downpour of
rain iii that se.tion yesterday afternoon
and for an hour or 50 a great impro-
yised natatorium near the center of the
camp was the scene Of diving and swim
ming feats that called out all the cam.
era and newspaper correspondents that
happened 10 be- Ill the camp.
In a way not previously included in
their cai rulatiun>. the trooper were
suddenly given their long craycd OPP
portunity for a plunge in really and
truly aqua pura" in more than bath tub
quantity. For she .ourSe of an hour.
rain fell over the camp in almost tor.
rental quantity. While the rain guage
M Fort Brown showed u fall Of only
one inch il j. believed that the precipi-
tatlOn nj the camp was much greater.
AT all events the rate Of precipitation
was So excessive that provisions that
had been made for draining the camp
failed To messi the demands Of the sud
denly instituted dcluge.
The swimming and diving feature took
place in the drainage ditch recently dug
for the purpose of CARRYING of storm
water from a sink near the center of the
camp. The outlF from this ditch in by
means of an eighteen inch corrugated
culvcrt passing under the Country Club
road. The culvert was either too small
for the volume of water almost the on.
tire camp shedding into il. or had BE-
come partially stepped by trash. The
ditch filled IL lis brink. overlooked and
the water backed up around the y. NJ.
&. A. and exchange buildings in what
from the surface appeared 10 hc an en-
ormous lake. Many Of the tents on the
company street immediately At the ditch
were partially flooded out.
This condition. however was fortu-
natcly If short duration. the water. once
the rain had ceased rapidly draining of
into he reSaca below the road. The
gruand hy that time had become So
thoroughly soaked that walking WAS
difficult. even with rubber boots. for
the remainder Of the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

Brigadicr General John a.. %IIulcn.
commander of the Texas National Guard
regiment stationed in the VALLEY, arrived
IA Brownsville last night from %llarlin-
gen.
Walter Il. Mapcl Of the Texas Nation
al Guard al IIarlingcn i in Brownsville
-. business with the district hcadquar-
tiers AZ Fort Brown.
Il. +. Berry of Houston, a lumbcrman,
is in Brownsville.
Benjamin Forrest Sylvester Of Dcs
MoineS. Iowa, registered in Brownsville
last night.
Judge :. +. Silver If Mercedes. Texas,
Is in Brownsville today.
T. y. Kill Of Houston is a visitor in
the city.
Louis Drucke of san Antonio was
among last nights arrivals al Browns
willie.
James A.. Marks. III. l.. Mailing and
III. u. Gardiner all railroad passenger
officials of Houston. are in Brownsville
on business.
Louis llouSman Of Waco il n visitor
in this city. arriving last night.
Ed. Martin of Bryan, Texas. is here
on business.
T.. Il. Riddle Of Dallas was among last
nights arrivals AT Brownsville.
Alfred Rylander and y. y. Robertson
came IN from Robstown last night.
Virgil q. Wood of Blackwell Okla.
j. a business visitor i'm Brownsville to-
day.
Leland Prowse If Alice is n business
visitor in city for a few days.
Mrs. W. l.. Van Horn Of Corpus
Christi, mother II Archie NJ Van Horn
Of the IllinCi- r7~slry. arrived i'm
Brownsville 70 vislt hrr son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
Small ImpOrtationS 0I-Monterey. Mex

leo. pottery and Santa Catarina pomgra-
mites and aguacates, brought over in bas-
kets from Matamoros at the international
ferry today are the first indications IN
some time OF even 4 small effort BY Malta
moros dealers 10 get some Of the small
change trade Of this side Of the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

vile restaurant owners are eyincing A
sound and healthful quality Of business
reaSonableneSs a. 10 prices in view of
the increased patronage caused bv the
presence ot several thousand National
Guardsmen IN the city. The current bills
oi iarc since the soldiers arrived shows
The prices unchanged over those that for
merly prevailed and 4 glass Of milk and
a Nllce ~ pie are still five cents each.
measured and cut To the old gauge. Q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
CITY NEWS

OF Brownsville hotels. shown by registers
70 be largely caused by an abnormal vol
ume OF travelling statesmen business, indi
Gates to local observers that the large Job
bing houses over the country are coming
after the share OF the trade caused BY the
mobilization here Of tie army.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

oIedu Line iHinnihg-lh daily bread
line" across the International ferry. be
tween Matamoros and this city, has APP
peared the past few days To grow thinner,
II anything, ~ spite OF the treasury de-
partment order completely removing all
embargo. This J. interpreted by the au-
thoritlc> at the ferry 10 Indicate hat food
l. more plentiful IN Matamoros, while the
volume ct spending money i growing
steadily tighter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
For all kinds Of electro, nickel, gold and
silver plating. Rio Grande Electric Co.
45-tf.

'ruckS Attraci-The latest in new
army equipment to attract attention on the
streets ~ Brownsville are the automobiles.
with truck t~railers attached. used by the
Held hospital corps of the Third Iowa
corps of the Third Iowa Infantry. A num-
her OF these were seen on the streets short y
~ after the field hospital corps arrived
yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

Persons arriving in MatamoroS this
morning from Monterrey. Mexico. reported
that u has been raining heavily in the
latter city for ten days and that the santa
; Juan-rver j. on another rise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

9. a. Dixon and II. r. Sylvester. Dcs
Moines. Iowa, newspapermen. arrived
in Brownsville with the Iowa troops rs
San correspondents Mr.. Dixon Is with
the Des Moines Capital and Mr. Ssl.
~yester is with the Register altd Leader.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

ftis SAi-E-6ooe paying business in San
benlto- one 81 the best towns in VALLEY
! forced ~ sell account leaving country. Address
\ ernandez Bros brownsville or San Benito
tor particulars Can convince you IL 10 paying
BUSINESS -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

Wife ito much-damaged motorist)-
why. Billy, what have Won done?'
Well the instruction book says you can't
60 from high gear to reverse without en-
Itirely stopping the car, but l did it,
Life
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

know my business and do the best work
at reasonable prices. Figure with me. j
A. Cara, 304 Adams ST., Phone 49s-L.l2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
About that PLUMBING mat Is to be DONE
Gall hayes & Sons. Scores Of satisfied
Phone 50-6l6tf.
Rio Again On Rise-Effects from

rains that during the past several days
have been occurring with frequency in the
RIO Grande watershed above Brownsville
began To make themselves felt here yes
terday afternoon when u perceptlble rise
IN the river was noticed. This morning
the stage ~ the rise appeared TO be several
feet above the recent low water mark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

Al the regular meeting Of the city coun-
cil tomorrow a new draft Of the proposed
ordinance providing for an issue Of Soo.-
600 worth Of warrants for improving
streets will be introduced. il is understood.
Il Is understood that the city has an OPP
p%ortunlsy TO dispose of the warrants on
an acceptable basis as scon US they arr
rsaly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
Sergeant Golly a Visitor.

First Sergeant John \. Gollv. Troop
G. Third United States cavalry. former
ly Of Fort Brown. is a business visitor
nj Brownsville from Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
We call for and deliver your fans for re-
pairs. Call us. Rio Grande Electric Co.
@-5-tf.
immigration L0W-Immigralion fror

Mexico nt this port i reported by imspec-
tors az the bridge and ferry TO be lower
than has been the ease for a long Tune.
even including recent months. This APP
plies 10 ali classes, IL l. announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
Aliens FOOt--Ease for the Troops.

The use ~ Aliens Foot Ease IL both the
Allied and German troops. has proved n great
fehef % the soldiers feet and will ~ found ~
special comfort 90 our troops along the Mex
can border and IN the hot Mexican deaerts
Aliens FDot-fase. shaken into the shoes AM
lsed in the foot bath takes the friction from
he shoe and gives instant relief to tired. ach-
nE. swollen. sweating feet and prevents bis
sers and cailonse1. Sold everywhere. DC.
Don't accept any substitute.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
CITY PAINT AND CARPENTER SHOP.
REPAIRING & CONSTRUCTION WORK
+. 1. Gutierrez, Manager. Phone 568.

benefh 10 Crops-Farmers and ran
eher~ arriving ~ Brownsville this morning
report mat the rain Of yesterday after
noon was general Ia this immediate section
and that 1t viii re 81 vast benefit to crop.
that have been planted recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
SEND US YOUR BABY CARRIAGES I

be retired; We nave 4 SPECIAL MA
CHINE for this purpose. Rio Grande
Electric Co. -7lOtf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
VALLEY PEOPLE,:

VALLEY PEOPLE: Send your Type
writers, Bicycles, etc. to Us for repairs.
We repair anything. We carry "A complete
line Of bicycle supplies also Rio Grande
Electric Go. IN t. f.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26
Electrical, bicycle, automobile, type

writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything
Rio Grande Electric C0.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-26

We rapair anything, ~aeropIanes and SUBJ
MARINES included Rio Grande Electric
Co.-l5-tf.