The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 4

THE DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1SC6. The Herald, Daily and Weekly, is the only paper published in Cameron county. PERSONALS. LOCAL ITEMS.

Eyes examind free by Dr. Arons-feld. Cottage for rent. Apply at Herald office. See Dr.

Aronsfeld at the Miller, about your eyes. For Sale Good upright piano. Hancock's furniture store. Few pieces second hand furniture for sale. Apply to The Herald.

6-4-6 Furniture for sale. Apply at Sherwood residence on St. Charles street. Rooms for rent, furnished or unfurnished. Apply toEMrs.

W. J. Collins. House for Rent Apply at Sherwood residence on St. Charles street.

Rooms for rent, southern exposure, Combe b'l'd'g. Enquire Eagle Drug Store. 6-6-12 See Tumlinson. 20 per cent off on suits during June. 150 styles to select from.

Made by Royal tailors. For Rent Nicely furnished rooms, cor. 10th and Levee streets. Apply Brownsville Bottling works. 5-29-6-11 Four boxes grapes, twenty crates tomatoes and thirteen barrels 6sh went out by express this morning.

Twenty per cent off on 150 style Royal tailored suits during June. See T. R. Tumlinson, at Elite barber shop. J.

L. Landrum, of Santa Maria, was a visitor to the city today, and reports everything lovely in his section. It you want to save 20 per cent on a suit made by the Royal tailors during month of June, get Tumlinson to take your measure. Do your eyes bother you? Then see Dr. H.

G. Aronsfeld at the Miller hotel. Ten years experienceH in treatment of the eyes and fitting of glasses. If you have a spare room or rooms for the accommodation of the newspaper men, let the fact, be known at once by sending your name to the Board of Trade room. All members of the reception and entertainment committee and all subcommittees are requested and urged to meet at the Board of Trade room this evening at 8 o'clock, to make final arrangements for entertaining the visiting newspaper men Saturday and Sunday.

The following marriage licenses have been issue-i during the past week: Valentin Tijerina and hi-rara Lopez; Ricardo Garcia and Estrella Buitureira; Pedro Garza and Refugio Sanchez; Manuel de la Rosa and Rosa Cadriel; Manuel Villareal and Elisa Chamberlain; Rafael Garcia and Rosa Rodriguez. This city needs a dog catcher worse than any place of its size in the state. Dogs without tags roam the streets at will, and no effort seems to be made to enforce the ordinance requiring taxes on dogs to be paid and the dogs provided with tags. A dog catcher would have his hands full if he did his duty. How long will people be disturbed by the nightly howling of a lot of worthless, mangy curs', whose only excuse for living is to make night hideous with their howling.

Gus Ryburg, superintendent of Sam Robertson's canal building outfit at Lonsboro, was an arrival on today's noon train. He reports work moving along very nicely, the large earthen reservoir being almost completed. This reservoir is over four miles in circumference, and will have eight feet average depth. The canal work is also in progress and progressing satisfactorily. About 180 teems are at work, and the dirt lies lively.

Mrs. Lt. Parker went to Point Isabel on yesterday's train. W. P.

Stafford came down from Lonsboro on the noon train today. W. E. Harwood, of Austin, was among yesterday's arrivals in Brownsville. R.

B. Creager and family were among the passengers for Point Isabel yesterday. Geo. A. Westbrook, of Kings-ville, spent last night in the city and was an outgoing passenger this morning.

G. W. Rendall returned last Rockport," where he has been the past two months setting up the machinery of the old Frontier Ice works, which was moved from here by J. W. Davis.

Mack Compton, a capitalist of Chicago, who has been prospecting in the Brownsville section the past few days, left for home this morning. He will probably return shortly and invest in this section. J. E. Crew, of Houston, assistant superintentdent of the Wells Fargo Express company, was an arrival in the city yesterday afternoon on the lookout for business for his company.

He left again this morning. E. B. Downing, the well known photographer, who has spent the past eight months in Mexico taking views, returned to the city last night. He secured a large number of splendid views in that interesting republic.

Mrs. Jno. D. Hill left this morning for Houston, where she goes to attend the marriage of her son Frank, which takes place next week. After a few days visit to Houston Mrs.

Hill will go to her old home in Kentucky to spend the summer. The many friends of Frank Hill congratulate him upon his approaching marriage, and in advance wish for himself and wife all that is best in life. The Program. So far the program mapped out for the entertainment of the visiting editors wjll be as follows: On arrival the entire party will be met and rooms assigned for the night. After supper there will be a reception and luncheon at 8:30, at the Riverside rink.

From presents prospects there will be about 200 editors in the party. As they will have to be at Sinton Sunday evening about 6:30, to make connection with the Sap night train, it will be necessary for the crowd to leave here Sunday morning not later than 11:30, to make the connection, so there will not be much opportunity for sight seeing. The following committee has been appointed: Ladies Reception and Entertainment Committee: Mrs. Wooa-house, Mrs. J.

O. Wheeler, Miss Edith Foster, Miss Lott, Mrs. Ash-heini, Messrs. E. and.

J. Brulay, Mrs. Jas. B. Wells, Mrs.

Hudson, Mrs. R. B. Creager, Misses Geral-dine and Anna Kelly, Mrs. John G.

Fernandez, Mrs. Kibbe, Mrs. Dr. Florence, Miss Julia Bollack, Mrs. Boss, Mrs.

Killough, Mrs-Faisans, Miss Anna Kenedy, Miss Maud Lay ton, Mrs. San Roman, Misses Havre, Mrs. Aug. Celaya, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs.

McDavitt, Misses Stowe, Mrs. Anithor, Mrs. Hinkley, Mrs. G. M.

Putegnat, Misses Hicks, Miss Clay Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. E. K.

Goodrich, Mrs. Kleiber, Mrs. Loew, Mrs. Cain, Miss Anita Fernandez, Miss Petra Champion, Miss Browne, Mrs. J.

A. Browne, Mrs. Ben Kowalski, Mrs. Truwit, Mrs. Ratcliffe, Mrs.

Rutledge, Mrs. Blalack, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Rentfro, Mrs. Jno.

D. Hill, Mrs. P. J. Vivier, Miss Goodrich, Mrs.

G. T. Porter, Mrs. Forto, Mrs. M.

Alonzo, Mrs. M. Barreda. If you must trouble, it will be cheaper to engage a trained nurse to do it, and go on about your business. When any one becomes entirely absorbed in a work, it does not improve the work.

The Columbus Baby Upright Piano $100 Five full octaves, small in size, large volume, sweet tone; suitable for children beginning- to play, lodges, chapels, etc. It is a Wonderful Instrument Call and See It 4 4 4 For those who wish a larger instrument we have a variety of Story Clark, Bennett, Hart-zell, Boston, Schiller and other well known makes. Prices Low and Terms Easy Also Fox Typewriters Birdsell Wagons And Phenix Safes M. Gonzalez Co. Brownsville, Texas Joseph W.

Lamb, Manager If Going to the Point Order Dinner by Phone ftL1 SCGULF RESTAURANT 1 1 -Course Dinner 50 El Paraiso Hotel and Restaurant JOHN DARR0UZET Prop. American, French and Mexican dishes. Lodging furnished Cheap. Street cars pass door. Next door to opera house.

MATAMOROS. MEXICO. If You Want A wall finish better than Lime or Kalsomine, and cheaper than paint, get the Occidental Wall Finish. Used inside and out with equal satisfaction. Sold by Frontier Lumber Co.

Rafael Gutierrez CARPENTER Will vrork by the day, week month or by Contract. Orders may be left st John W. Hoyt. A use ror Your telephone! We'll Quickly Respond. THIS METHOD OF ORDERING DRUG STORE GOODS WILL SAVE YOUR TIME AND PERHAPS A LONG WALK.

THE GOODS WE CARRY ARE THE BEST OBTAINABLE, YOU ARE NOT OBLIGED TO KEEP ANYTHING WE SEND YOU UNLESS ITS PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY. WE HOPE YOU'LL FEEL AT LIBERTY" TO TELEPHONE ORDERS TO US AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH. ruunc mm 3 I I EAGLE DRUG STORE TTfg-rr TTTTT FAUSTIN0 REND0N, fairer Service I MANAfiFR ii Hr 4 I I-4 FRANK RABB Real Estate Agent Brownsville. Texas Have for sale some choice pieces of agricultural land in large and small tracts. Also have a number of tracts of grazing lands.

of Juan H. Fernandez FOR SALE Several Tracts of Land Ranging From 80 to 4000 Acres These lands are suitable for growing Rice, Corn, Cotton, Truck and Fruits. Prices from $6 up Address F. Champion, Brownsville. Texas.

I The public will find an extensive If i assortment of Dry Goods, Shoes, 4 Hats, Jewelry and Saddles it 4 prices without competition at 4 M. 5AHUALLA 62, COMPANY Front, of Market. R. B. Creager A.

Hudson Creager Hudson Attorney s-at- Law Brownsville, Taxes W. L. DAWSON Attorneyat-Law and Land Agt. Complete Abstract of Stan-County Lands. Notary in Office Rio Grande City Texas known as.

For particulars apply to E. II. GOODRICH Swiss, Edam and Pineapple Cheese Mackerel Chillimac Blue Valley Creamery Butter Received Gold Medal, Highest Award World's Fair '04 P. J. VIVIER STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Floresville Butter AT Wise Newman's Just Received By M.

FIELD A Full Line Of Studebaker Buggies, Surreys, Phaetons, Ro a Wagons, Runabouts and Prospectors' iP Wagons SOLD AT LOWEST CASH PRICES CALL AND SEE THEM Also Fish Wagons Charter Oak Stoves ii J. S. 8b M. H. CROSS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Boots (3h Shoes Winchester Arms Ammunition Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Binds and Builders' Hardware BROWNSVILLE, TEX.

MATAMOROS, MEX. 1 For Sale: 466 acres of land, 4 miles from i Brownsville I FIm An Miir juu i iui uuiTiuju Krizeu Jaiooi and BILLIARD PARLOR 4 4 4 Jjk Kjinesl nines, utouors, tqars fc' 4 SOLE cGENT SAN ciNTONIO XXX BEERj dquors, Qli Fordyce Rio Grande City Transfer Co Stage leaves Fordyce on arrival of train, except Sunday, and arrives at Rio Grande City same night taking just four hours. Leaves Rio Grande City daily at 2 p. except Sunday, and arrives at Fordyce same day at 6 p. m.

Makes the trip in four hours and connects at Fordyce with trains or Brownsville, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Texas; Monterey and other cities in Mexico. FARE ONE WAY ROUND TRIP $4.00 Passengers will find along the route first-class hacks and teams, thus t-aveling with ease and convenience. Drivers are the best to be found. Extra hacks will be rurnlshed either way, if desired, at reasonable rates. QUERRA SHELY, Proprietors SHOW! What Show? Why, those Handsome Showcases Made by the Houston Show Case Company and Sold by Frontier Lumber Company.