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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-28

Mrs. Mae West OF st. Louis, Mo.
writes: I'm only 20 yrs. old and
weighed ITO lbs. until taking n
box Of your Kruschen Salts just 4
weeks ago. ! now weigh $50 lbs.
I also have more energy and fur
Lhermore I've never had a hungry
moment"
Fat folks should take one half
feaspoonful OF Kruschen Salts In a
rlass of hot water every morning
before breakfast-an IS cent bottle
lasts 4 weeks-you can get Kru-
schen at McKay's Phahrmacy. Cis-
neros Drug Stores-or any drug
store in America. If not ioyfully
fatisfied after the first bottle
money backs-Ady.
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PERSONALS

Frank M. Caldwell. Jr.. Of Port
land, Ore, Is u guest IN the nome
of l.. S. Bourne and Miss Mamie
Bourne for a few days. Mr.. Cald-
well will tour through Georgia and
Louisiana before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Groom are
back In Brownsville following an
enjoyable vacation trip 20 Mis-
souri,.
Little Miss Juretta Roselle and
Betty Ross Smith. who have spent
the past month with their grand
parents. MI. and Mrs. Albert Smith.
have returned to their homo In Rio
Grande City. Many pleasant
events marked their stay here.
volney Taylor. Jr, has returned
from a two weeks vacation trip 70
Dallas. En- route he visited In
Houston and Galveston.
F. z. Bullock arrived In Browns
vile Monday evening and was ac-
companied by his father. j. j. Bull
lock, who viii be his guest for sew
erai weeks. MIR. Bullock has been
visiting the past week in Port Ar
thur and Lake Charles. La. Mrs.
Bullock and son remained in Port
Arthur. where she Will be for two
weeks.
Mrs. Jim Primra, Miss Gladys
Primm and william L. Sleeper are
returning to their home In Waco
Tuesday. They have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Oxford.
Mrs. Phil Price and three chill
dren OF Childress are the guests
Of Mrs. Prices sister. Mrs. George
Emmett Dodd and Mr.. DOdd.
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IN SOCIETY CRdEs--AC COMPLETE PACE FOR VALLEY WOMENs=
Penny-A-Ddy
Social Held
By Bdptists

The program carried cut nt the
Penny-a-Day social OF the Wcmen'B
Missionary union or the First Bap-
tist church was based ON the al
WAYS interesting topic, Texas His
tory" The leader, Mrs. >. q.
Tucker. gave a summary uf tine ear
" history OF Texas and q contest
ON Texas cities followed
Ten different states were repre-
sented az the meeting. One visitor.
Mrs. Burton of Richmond. Va met
with "a members OF the group.
Each month a penny-a-dny %
cIal is held and members bring
pennies for every day Inn the month.
These 20 into ~ fund for missions
airy work.
I'm the late afternoon. nn ica
course was served BY the hostesses
I'm charge.
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Honors Two
From VALLEY Towns

A party honoring Guadalupe
Trevino OF san Benito and Andres
Canales OF Edinburg was given Fri
day evening by Hope Lerma at her
home on Sixth between jefferson
and Adams streets.
About seventy guests from
Brownsville. San Ben,to. Mercedes
and Matamoros attended the party.
Almost an equal number Of boys
were present.
The evening was spent In dancing
and games
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Weslaco Girls
Entertain With
Slumber Party

WESLACO. July 28--A delightful
party was given by Miss Matte
Lee and Rebecca Carter and Nil
dred Cauch at the home OF the lat
ter recently. After playing bridge
and dancing until a. late hour a
midnight lunch was served. The
games continued until an early
morning hour when Ice cold water
melon was enjoyed.
After a hike. breakfast was serv-
ed TO the following: Misses Mary
Moore. Mildred Stone. Margaret
GoSs, Bessie Marshall. Grace Grit
fin. De Rue Goss, Ruth Griffin,
Marie Hayes. Velma Jane Colly OF
Mercedes. Lucille Rohr. Mrs. Rohr,
Mrs. Hudson and the hosteSSes.
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Boca Chica Beach
Party Is Planned

Members Of the Senior Christian
Endeavor OF the Central Christian
church are planning a Boca Chica
beach party for Wednesday even
ing.
They are asked Co meet az the
church at $50 p. IN. There will be
about Is in the group, including
guests.
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Friends See Mr.. And
Mrs. Martin Off For
San Salvador Monday

"A group OF friends and relatives
were out at the local airport on
Sunday morning to see Mr.. and Mrs.
N. q. Martin off for s., Salvador.
Mr.. Martin was a mechanic at the
airport and will be In charge at the
hangar in his new location where
he and Mrs. Martin will be for at
least a year.
Mrs. Martin will be remembered
as the former Miss Atlantha Driver.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. j. II.
Driver.
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Members OF the local Business
and Professional Women's club will
be entertained on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. W. r. Jones
on Levee street with . watermelon
party beginning al eight o'clock.
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MISS AMI
M. o. LIGON WED

A beautiful. impressive ceremony
Joined Miss Bessie Egerter and M
O. Lyon, in marriage on Saturday
morning. at 9 o'clock, the wedding
taking place at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. <. J.
Egerter. The Reverend Leslie A.
Boone. pastor or the Methodist
church. read the service.
Masses OF roses and fern, were
artistically arranged, making a love-
ly setting for the occasion.
J. L. Cross served as best man.
The maid OF honor. Miss Leila Shiv-
er. was attired in a most becoming
costume Of blue organdy. with
corresponding trimming. she wore a
charming blue picture hat and car
-ied q pretty bouquet Of pink rose
buds.
The pretty bride was beautiful IN
a frock Of beige lace. with appoint
ments Of turquoise blue. Her hand
some picture hat was Of beige.
adorned with turquoise velvet ribbon
and her arm bouquet was Of sun
burst roses.
An elaborate four course wedding
breakfast was served at the Reese
wil-Mond hotel. following the cere-
mony. Only intimate friends and
relatives were guests.
The dining table had q lovely
centerpiece OF pink roses and fern.
The guests were. the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Egerter. Rev.
and Mrs. Boone, j. L. Cross, Misses
Mildred Peters. Dorothy Truck.
Leila SILVER. Edythe Summers. Thel-
ma Pearce. Their places at the table
were designated by tiny cupids
holding wedding rings.
Mrs. Lyon wore q going away suit
or black crepe. with cream lace trim
mings. Other accessories to her cos
tune, correspondent. They left for
q wedding trip to San Antonio and
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Texas FZowers Are
Interesting Subjects

HARLINGEN, July 2S.-FHday
afternoon, the Santa Rosa Home
Demonstration club women were
hostesses to over 100 women and AZ
children. at the beautiful rural home
Of Mrs. G. Pomeroy, and her mother,
Mrs. W. 3. Norris. Baskets Of lovely
garden flowers. were placed about
the home. Outside, there was a
variety OF garden flowers and large
trees cast shade for the seating
Of the entire company. Chairs we're
placed In double rows. and 1t was
here that the program was given.
The president Of the Santa Rosa
club, Mrs. S. "A. Rack. presided az
the opening Of the program. She
introduced the program chairman,
Mrs. w. d. Cox, who gave q few
words OF cordial welcome.
She announced that the prime
subject of the program, was Texas
Flowers AS Texas is 50 large a
state with mountains. coast, plains,
canyons and hills. the flora is great
" diversified. AS Hrs. Cox called
the names of the members appointed,
each one named a flower. gave the
locality. name proper, local and the
legend. If any.
First was the Columbine, named
for Columbia: prickly pear. with
beautiful colors. and the chosen
flower Of Mexico; golden rod. state
flower Of Alabama. Nebraska: dan
delion originally from Greece; huis-
ache, with tiny golden balls Of musky
odor. native Of Mexico; old-fashion-
ed broom weed. with deep yellow
flowers: the pretty kiss meer flow
ers Of central Texas: gaillardla,
found almost everywhere: retama,
moses bush that did not burn
(biblel; red bud. or judas tree, So
called as 1t Is supposed TO be the
tree Judas hanged himself from:
mesquite. the feather tree: black
eyed Susan, found IN fields: violet,
emblem of modesty: Mistletoe, a
historic flower: white daisy, the
American Legion flower. a-& called
the love flower, as IL tells the for
tune for many a fair maiden: the
dogwood, was originally a flower wth
four square petals.
Mrs. Martinson gave a very en-
toyable reading. A contest with
answers in names of flowers, caused
lots of fun and a tie resulted. Each
victor received a pretty corsage. tied
with yellow ribbon as the color
scheme was yellow and white. Little
individual cakes. frosted in yellow,
and ice cream. in the same tint,
with minis, we're served.
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Tournament Bridge club men,
bers will have rs hostess, Mrs. j..
l.. Rentfro.
Lucky Thirteen Bridge club with
Mrs. M. Sauber.
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members of her Evening Bridge
club at her home last week.
Shasta daises and ose we're used
for decorations.
Guests were MI. and Mrs. J. M.
Jones.
PERSONALS
J. J. Ledbetter has returned from
Corpus Christi where he has been
a witness for the City of San An
tonic In the Olmos Dam construc-
ton suit filed by the Mckenzie
Construction company.
Miss Clara Hester returned from
a vacation spent in Dallas and IT.
Worth visiting friends.
: Mrs. A. NJ. Terrell has returned
from Desdemonia. where she was
called by the death Of her sister.
She was accompanied home by her
brother. j. A. Brown and his fam
lily Of Stephenville, for a two weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Valdetero.
Mrs. Alice Gatti. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Gatti and Miss Willie Powers
have returned from a trip TO east
Texas.
Mrs. James A. Clark Of Mission
Is Visiting Mrs e. l.. Ramsey for
q week. Mrs. Clark formerly lived
HISS Maud Nosler has returned
from a visit with Hiss Ann Kath-
ryn Edwards OF Edinburg.
Ed. c. Reeves has as his guests
Jack Reeves and family and Ray
Reeves OF Cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Wagner have
departed on an extended automo-
bile trip. They plan to so as far
rs Montreal, Canada. visiting points
IN the east and returning home in
about four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith and lit
tie daughter, Marilyn, are spending
their vacation In Junction, and San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T.. Mosure have
as their guests their son Lloyd
Mosure and family OF Little Bri-
tain. Ontario. Canada. They expect
10 remain about ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Y. McAnally have
returned from q vacation trip TO
Monterrey and ether points in
Mexico. They are now located in
their new home in Valencia Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Sullivan and
family have departed on a three
weeks vacation trip TO tier old
home In North Dakota They will
attend the wedding OF their son.
Leroy Sullivan. who has been
uracticinp law in Alaska.
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PERSONALS

r. G. Ship left Saturday for san
Antonio. where he will receive medi-
cal treatment. He was accompanied
BY his sister. Mrs. Lucille Bennett.
Word was received Friday night,
by Cullen Red. that his sister. Viva,
was In San Antonio. very i'll. j. N,
Red. father OF Viva, left for San
Antonio. Immediately after the mes
sage reached him.
Mrs. r. F. Thomson Is IN the
Valley hospital. recovering from a
serious operation which she under
went the first of the week.
Mrs. Herman Watson will Be hos
tess TO the Delta Deck bridge club
on Thursday afternoon.
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CLUB GUESTS OF
MRS. COMMEAUX

The members OF the Deuce High
Bridge club we're entertained by
Mrs. Commeaux. at her home on
Thursday afternoon. Deuce high was
awarded Mrs. l.. b. Mitchell, high
score and award went to Mrs. Char
les Wilson. Mrs. II. II. Shander
winning second high score and
trophy.
Refreshments we're served BY the
hostess.
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-Four Named
Honorees BIZ
Mrs. Faireu

SAN BENITO. July 2S.-Mrs. J.
y. Morawietz Mrs. N. A. Storey OF
Ardmore, Okla, Mrs. II. NJ Storey
OF San Marcos, and Mrs J. j. Led
better were honorees az an attract
i've bridge and forty-two party ar
ranged by Mrs. z. H. Fairey.
A color scheme Of yellow and
pink was carried out IN the floral
decorations as well as for the ac-
cessories for the games.
Mrs. II. c. Aldridge received the
high score award for the bridge
games. while Mrs. j. K. Glenn was
presented with the award for sec
ond high. Mrs. r. j. East re-
ceived the high score prize for the
games OF forty-two. The hostess
also remembered the four honorees
with gifts.
The guests were Mesdames j. L.
Bates, A. r. ATotheral, G. z. Hud-
son, Nathan Craig. j. ID. Wren.
J. z. Glenn. II. G. Aidridge. Elmer
Morris. Wiley Cochran. II. w. st.
Jhon, Paul F. Rossell, r. j. East,
j. O. Prentiss, w. s. Fairey and
Miss Hazel Carpenter. Out-of-
town guests were Mrs. L. z. Ger
ard and Mrs. w. w. Simmons or
Harlingen.
BRIDGE PARTY Is
SURPRISE FOR SON
Mrs. K. L. Pittman entertained
with a surprise bridge party hon.
oring her son, Jimmie Pittman, at
her home last weel-.
Roses and Corona were used for
decorations.
Guests were Misses Merel Mil
and Gladys Mills OF San Benito.
kAfisses Mary Holiday and Dolly
Reynolds OF Harrington. A. III.
I Koonce and Victor Koonce Of Mt.
Enterprise and r. B. Thankersley-
LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR
\ GUEST FROM HOUSTON
. Mrs. j. p. Moraweitz Of Houston
was honoree at a luncheon given by
Mrs. j. j. Ledbetter at her home
/. on North Reagan.
Guests were Mesdames Paul r.
Rossell. Walter w. Hall, Lawrence
Gatti. 4. II. Farley and II. M.
Storey Of San Marcos.
HOSTESS
AT YACHT CLUB
Mrs. Frank G. Ludden and Mrs.
Z. r. Bonner were joint hostesses
10 the members Of their clubs last
week at the Shary Yacht Club at
Port Isabel.
Following the sea food dinner
: games Of bridge were participated
IN. High score holders being Mrs.
X. E. Ogden and H. j. Hinkley and
Mrs. Ludden and +. b. Wells.
Guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Ludden and Ronarld Lang Of Du-
luth, MINI. and Mrs. Leland Of Bay
City.
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Monterrey. Mexico. They viii return
to Harlingen to make their home.
Mrs. Lyon was honor guest with a
delightful shower at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown, with
Miss Leila SILVER as a pleasing hos
tess on Friday night. Pink and white
were the dainty colors used in al
appointments and decorations.
The honoree was presented with
a large pink umbrella, filled to over
flowing with lovely and useful gifts.
Angel food cake and pink and white
ice cream were served.
Guests present were Mesdames Z.
y Egerter. III. y. Looney. Charles
Brown. 4. F. Fulgum, A. j. Kunkel:
Misses Thelma Pierce. Cleo Mcleod
Emma Myers, Julian ThomaSon,
Elizabeth Allen. Josephine Rodgers,
Edith Summer, Dorothy Truck,
Mildred Peters. Kathleen Dubois,
Helen Winters
Thursday night. the w. NJ ~. club
honored the bride with a buffet
supper. which was given as a sur
prise at the home of the groom
A profusion of garden flowers were
t~astefully arranged in baskets. The
dining table was oramented with a
beautiful wedding cake. fastened
with white streamers to a huge white
wedding bell. hanging from the cell
ing. A pair Of beautiful csndlesticks
and a handsome bowl Of frosted rose
colored crystal was given the honor
guest. by the club.
After the presentation OF the gifts
dancing was the order Of the even
ing.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. K. J
Egerter. Misses Mildred Peters
Thelma Pierce. Helen Winters
kathleen Dubois. Edythe Summers
and the hcnoree. Messrs. Nelson Hei-
bert, Mack Hines. NJ. o. Lyon, j. L
Cross. Effin Thomason, Ralph Arm
strong M Kramer
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EVENING BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Jake Hafner and j. r. Will
cox were successful players when
Mrs. G. L. Miner entertained the
members Of her Evening Bridge
club at her home last week.
Shasta daises and roses were used
for decorations.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Jones.
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but he had carried over into that
experience a fair amount Of formal
prejudice and practice without real
iZing how Sc iouSly these things
were in conflict with the spirit ana
teaching OF the new religion that
he professed. When he found men
who were not, like himself, Jewish,
and who we're not the heirs Of reli-
gious faith and privilege, sharing
in the experiences Of the Gospel,
he did not known what TO do. He
held aloof from these men, and he
had a feeling that the new expert
ence and the new scholarship must
be confined to certain classes. APP
parently ii required a strong Wis
ional manifestation TO dramatize
the facts for him and TO make him
see the unreaSonableneSS and un-
Christian nature or his preiIdices.
Meaning Of Vision
In his trance as he fell asleep
and dreamed on the housetop he
saw a great sheet let down from
heaven by four corners, and IN this
sheet he saw many beasts and
birds. He had been hungry when
he fell asleep. and in his hunger
he heard a voice bidding him TO kill
and eat. His reply was that he lad
never eaten anything common or
unclean. Whereupon the Divine
Voice said. THAT which God has
cleansed call thou not common or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School at $50, w. w.
Underwood, Supt.
Business Mems Bible class at the
Queen Theater at Gas, Prof. r. j.
Bingham, teacher.
Young Married Peoples class at the
church, Capt. Anderson Of the Vol
unteers OF America giving the lesson.
Departments and classes for all
grades and ages, from Cradle roll TO
adults.
Sermons by the pastor at 1880 q.
m. and 8 p. N.
Epworth League at 7 D. m.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet in the circles Monday at
$3.50 p. m.
Circle No. ! with Mrs. Grover SIN
ger.
circle No. 2 with Mrs. Peckstein.
Circle No. 3 with Mrs. Milton
West.
Young Matrons with Mrs. G. c.
Tew.
Special Music.
Morning: Voluntary. "Prelude."-
Ha-~.
c. tory. Dance Of the $ep-
herL- s.'-Staughton.
Solo, Hold Thou My Hand
Adams. DR.. E. c. Osborn.
PoStlude, March Herolque," Miss
Josephine Pierce at the organ.
Evening: Voluntary, March Ro-
e. e,"-Gounod.
YOffertory, "Berceuse, "-Guilmant
Snecial numbers bv the Junior
Choir.
Gospel songs. led by Or. G. E. Os-
born and the Junior Choir.
Mrs. Henry Snow at the organ.
Sterling Fisher, d. D., pastor
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unclean." Even while Peter unused
on what the vision might mean.
there came a knocking at his door
Of Gentiles from Caesarea sent
from Cornelius, the centurion. TO
solicit Peters offices in instruction
and religious guidance. Peter in
spite OF his prejudices could not
miss the meaning of the vision II
God could pour his blessings and
gifts upon the Gentiles. why should
Peter withhold baptism and fellow
ship for them?
1t was ap lain vision OF facts
and principles to which Peter him
self never quite fully adhered, for
there came a time when Paul tells
US he had 10 withstand Peter 70
his face because certain old preju-
dices and distinctions were still
perSisting and affecting Peters at
titude toward other Christians In
fellowship.
Sees Right Way
But the vision and experience
that Peter had that day marked
the right spirit and the right way
of looking at things. We shall
never break down the things that
separate and divide men until we
view the problems OF life from the
standpoint OF a God who loves all
men without distinction and the
power OF the Gospel that, where
ever It Is applied, becomes nantes
ted regardless Of nationality, or
race, or color, or the outward diff
ferences which ven in our religion
we tend s. often to establish into
barriers Of separation and misun-
derstanding. Preiudices die hard.
but they always die when they come
in contact with the Gospel preach
ed and lived in fullness ana i
certify.
Peter was at his best when ne
was living up to his vision. We
are all at our best when we live up
TO the vision Of our inspired mo-
ments: and the life OF our dreams
is nobler than the life Of our pre-
JUDGES.
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LONDON,-In 400 years the
world will see the beginning ~ an
other Ice Age. according To Firth
SCOTS new book, This Keeling
World"
In his book Scott tells that we
are at present almost in the middle
OF the mild period which comes be-
tween two Ice Ages. and that in 400
years from now the polar ice cap
will once more begin 10 creep
south.
Down IL will come. advancing
year after year. until It covers all
Iceland he writes. 1t will Swal-
low Northern Russia and Siberia,
and creep down across Canada.
The Orkneys and Shetlands Will
disappear under vast masses or
frozen snow, until at last all north
Scotland. perhaps as far south as
Edinburgh. will be- hl0ttcd out.
England. IN those DAYS, will be
hardly habitablc. for the winters
will be terribly severe. while the
summers, though hot. will be rack
ed by dreadful transforms"
When this comes about. the X
isting peoples will be crowded into
the trOpic zones and viii be con-
gested within q space that will be
all too small for their increased
numbers. This will bring about m
serious a situation as the approach
ing danger OF the ice cap.
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training-w. E. Collins, general d.
rector.
8:0O-Evening Worship.
Hymn
Prayer.
Hymn
Congregational Service CTestimon-
les and Requests for Prayer)
OffeTtory.
Pastors message: Ministering Our
Stewardship.
Invitation Hymn.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
We invite all strangers and visit
ors in the city, together with our
home people, 70 consider our Sun
day School in choosing where you
will study; Of E. Y. P. U. for your
Bible training; our preaching and
worshiping hours for your edifica-
cation and comfort, and u mid
week prayer meetings for your spirit
ual strength. To all the people and
for all these blessed ends, the FIRST
Baptist church keeps her doors open
wide.
Oscar Lee Smith, pastor,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

18th day OF August 1881 will re-
ceive bids for q depository for the
two years ending August 81, 1888,
from any banking corporation, as
ISOLATION, or individual bankers
doing business In Cameron county.
Texas. desiring to bid. These shall
deliver TO the secretary OF said
district before 8 p. N. on the day
Of said meeting a sealed proposal
stating the rate percent upon
daily balances carried IN the
interest and sinking fund,
maintenance fund, and construc-
ton fund, that such bidders offer
TO pay TO the said district for the
period from the appointment and
qualification OF the depository until
the next regular time for the selec-
ton Of the depository as provided
by law. Witness my hand this i4th
day Of August 1881. George Laakso,
President, Los Fresnos Independ-
ent School District. Cameron coun-
ty, Texas.
s-i6-23-2S-3t-4iSl
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C ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE

In accordance with the provisions
OF the Revised Statutes or the
state OF Texas. Articles Numbers
563S-5644 the undersigned will sell
at public auction at it's warehouse
located on the Southern Pacific rail-
way tracks, Los Ebanos Addition,
Brownsville, Texas. the following
described articles. 4 Qour) Collins
In Shipping Cases. The above
articles belonged TO /. Wechter
whose address is l4O6 Wyoming St.
Fl PaSo, Texas, and will be sold 10
days after the first appearance OF
this notice, same being the 3ist
cay of August at ten o'clock a. m.
this sale being made to satisfy
warehouseman's lien account OF
unpaid warehousing charges. cost
Of advertising and all other lawful
charges ~accruing up to the date OF
sale.
Fidelity Bonded Warehouse
and Storage Co.
Mgr. w. r. Heaner.
8-l6-23-3O-3t-4l3O