The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 4

THE DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13. 1906. Immigration Edition. THE BROWNSVILLE DAILY HERALD, believing the time is opportune for the publicatioa of an attractive Immigration and Souvenir Edition for circulation in the north, exploiting the wonderful resources of the section known as the Brownsville and Lower Rio Grande Country, is now engaged in gathering and compiling information, state ments of fact, that cannot help but appeal to the immigrant and investor.

This edition will be handsomely illustrated, printed on heavy book paper, and will be gotten up in such form as will make an attractive exponent of the varied possibilities of the section represented. The tide of immigration southward and to Texas is now on. We have an inviting country that the outside world knows comparatively little about. This edition will be published on or about February 15th and by ex-fending a cordial and practical support to the enterprise proposed, good results are bound to follow. Let us get together and join in pushing our section to the front.

JESSE 0. WHEELER, Publisher. LOCAL FOR RENT Business house-Apply to M. P. Puente.

1-Stf Attention is called to change in ad of IS. H. Caldwell, the Corpus Christi hardware man, in today's Herald. Seventy five cents, Mex. buys a first-class round trip ticket to Point Isabel next Sunday.

Can you afford to stay at home? For Rjint After Feb. 1, 10-room residence on Levee street; cottage in yard, stable and carriage house. Several cisterns. Apply at The Herald office. 1-12-1 m.

Lost On Elizabeth street between postoffice and Miller hotel, small blue enameled pendant with dark blue stone in center. Finder return to Herald office and receive reward. If you want to spend next Sunday by the sounding sea take a ticket to Point Isabel over the Rio Grande railroad- Only 75 cents Mexican money, for first class passage, for the round trip. Station Agent G. T.

Porter was about the best pleased man in town today, and the cause of it all was that Mrs. Porter and the two little girls were to arrive on this afternoon's train. Mr. Porter went to Harlingen on the 3 o'clock train to meet his family. A Herald man asked Lon Hill what he was doing at his Rincon ranch, and received the characteristic reply that he was turning the land over and getting it ready to plant things.

"Things" mean a variety of products that attain their greatest perfection in this section, and include cane and some cotton. "it must be seen to be appreciated," is the verdict of recent visitors to the farm of P. E. Blalack, a couple of miles from town. Cabbage and truck of almost every description is thriving with magnificent luxuriousness and are a positive cure for afflicted eyes.

Soon the young cane will begin to come forth, and will be another at tractive sight. The wedding of Miss Ida Dodd, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Thos. W.

Dodd, of Laredo, is announced to take place on Wednesday, January 17, the prospective groom being J. R. Sanchez, brother of Mayor Sanchez of that cit3'. Josd Martinez, prescriptionist at Put-egnat's drugstore will leave Monday morning for Laredo to attending the wedding. The Heralb extends congratulations in advance.

On account of the South Texas! TViirl- CXrnTvfn; meet ing, San Antonio, January 16-17-1906, the Gulf Coast Line is au thorized to sell tickets at the rate of one and one-third fare round trip. Tickets on sale the 13th and 15th, limited to January 18, 1906. Fare via Corpus Christi via Sin- ton $12.05. Don't forget the second term of the Brownsville public school opens next Monday. Have your children ready to enter upon the first day in order to obtain the full benefit of the term.

Many parents make the mistake of allowing their chil dren to enter the second or third week, and may be the second month of the term, and are then ready to raise a kick because the progress made is not so satisfactory as they think is should be. J. K. Roberstson, superintendent of the experimental has resigned his position and will move with his family to the Brownsville country, where he will continue in the trucking business. He informs us he will pay especial attention to the raising of celery.

As yet no one has been appointed his successor. The friends of Mr. Robinson, wish for him and his family prosperity in their new home. Beeville Picayune. Mr.

Robertson visited this section a few weeks ago, and became so impressed with possibilities that he secured land and decided to come down at once and locate i11 the best country in Texas, barring none. The examining of Louis Hernandez, who was arrested a few days age in connection with the recent theft, of drawnwork from the residence of F. V. Boss, was held at 9 o'clock this morning before Judge Gavito. In the trial it was brought out that defendant had pawned a lot of drawnwork at the saloon of Damaso Cautu for two bottles of whisky about the first of January.

The accused, howeveri denied having pawnedthe articles and named another, who has not yet been arrested. After hearing evidence in the case, Judge Gavito bound the defendant over in the sum of $250, to await action of the grand jury. Bond has not yet been given. The performance, "Ten Nights in a Bar Room," was presented by Cook Bt others in their big tent last night to large audience. The play was very well presented, some of the performers being worthy of special mention.

This was true of "Baby Berdine," who in rnle of Joe Morgan's daughter, pleased the audience very much. It was little short of wenderful how one so young (possibly not more than five years old) could repeat her lines with such precision at no time becoming confused or forgetting hear cue. The part of Sample Switchell was also well played, and very neatly portrayed the inebriate. The specialties between acts were appreciated by the audience, as was also the concert after the p.rformance. The play will be reproduced tonight with an entirely new line of specialties, Among the passengers going out this morning was Dr.

J. A. L. Waddell, and his brother, Robert W. Waddell.

both of Kansas City. The gentlemen have been at Point Isabel the past week enjoying rare sport hunting and fishing, and were much disappointed that their efforts to hook a few tarpon were unrewarded. Dr. J. A.

L. Waddell is a consulting engineer of national repute, aud built all the bridges along the I. G. N. road.

In addition to this he it was who prepared plans and specifications for the railroad tunnel under Beh-ring strait, beween Siberia aud Alaska, a distance of 36 miles, which, when completed, will be one cf the greatest engineering feats of modern times. While no information was obtainable, the visit of Dr- Waddell at this time is currently supposed to have some connection with the location of a bridge over the Rio Grande, about which all kinds of rumors are rife. This bridge question is one in which eyery citizen is vitally in-terestedyiud has come to be a nine days wonder, which time alone can relieve. Make Your Grocer Give YoHGsaraiiteed 4 Crsan far-tar 4 4 4 4 4 4 Alum Baking Powders interfere with digestion and are un-healihful. Avoid the alum.

Weather Report. New Orleans, Jau. 13. Tonight nn, bunday, occasional aains; light southerly winds. Cline TEE EXTRA WITH PAIN BY A sUse Eor our Telephone! 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 TELE-PHONE ORDERS TO US AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH. 11 Phone 26 EAGLE DRUG STORE A. 0. Blum, Manager.

ij Special Messenger Service TTVTTTtt rTTTTlTT THE FAIR, We have received the most extensive" collection of Tailored long and short Coaf Suits, comprising every material and model that is being courted by the followers of fashion. We are also ready to show our elegant line of FALL, 1905, MILLINER.Y in Shirt Waist and Dress Hats. OUR LINE OF SHOES IS COMPLETE. 3ES322S38: iw.aaawwcraiw-" linn, ill SACKa SACHS Selecting a Wife. and a Stove or Range arc quite alike.

The handsomest may not be the best, but when you do find both these qualities It's an Awful Nice Combination. Charter Oak Stove and Range. 55 old i 25 22 rn DR. C. F.

GRAY NOW AT MILLER HOTEL Thursday Friday Saturday Untii Monday, Jan. 15 Teeth Filled Without Pain by Means of Electricity CONSULTATION FREE M. FIELD Groceries, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Tin aud Wooden -itt ITT "Ti-n'RTVol-n1VlF Wlllto "WTn-ra Qlmnt TV-. Uie Wuppcllllciii whj-'j. vjh--l a ill aim jliuu, Round and Flat Bar Iron, White Lead, Lubricating Oil, Turpentine, Paints, etc.

Some low water alarms for boilers are made dependent for operation upon the melting of a fusible alloy exposed- to the heat of the steam. When the water falls and the temperature rises the melting of the alio' releases a veight-a tuated circuit-closer and rings a bell. FRANK RABB eal 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.

OFFICE: Store of Juan H. Fernandez Dishcloths should be scalded and washed daily. A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries Always on Hand Mince meat in 5-lb. cans. Cranberry Sauce.

Bologna Sausage in Tin Foil. Bologna Sausage in Oil. Preserves in 5-lb. Crocks. Capers.

Prepared Pie Crust. Saur Kraut. Phone 3 p. J. VIVIER.

Free Delivery Rice Flour "Just the thing for Pancakes." Buffalo Brand Syrup, Guaranteed Celebrated Barrington "Steel Cut" Coffee Bacaloe WISE NEWMAN Staple And Fancy Groceries I ss. an (1? M. h. cro: WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Winchester Arms Ammunition Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds and Builders' Hardware Exclusive Agents for the Rubber Paint. Co's Rubber Paint Colors in OH, White Lead, Buggy and Wagon PainLs.

Hygienic Kalsomme and Fresco Colors BROWNSVILLE, TEX. MATAMOROS, MEX. LIFE IS A BATTLE What'ou get is the result. Then, of Course, It's Up to You if You Would Get the Best Results Go Where Opportunities are Thickest If you would like learn all about that land which today offers more to the -mar who is looking for best results than any other section in the United States Write for Sample Copy of COAST LINE MAGAZINE" It win tell yon 1I abent that new El Derate la tie Gslf Cow Cosntry of Texas Address vour inquiries Wh. Dokerty, 0.

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