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SIOML DIRECTORY
LAWRENCE
OLMSTED
** tW Wrong Sioe of Elisabeth St
OPTOMETRIST
Glasses Property Fitted
W Member State and National
Associations
V. R. MONTGOMERY
attorney-at-law
Hidalgo Guarantee Abstract Co.
Edinbujg State Bank Bldg.
Bdiaburg. Tex. Co. Seat Hidalgo Co.
GUERRA & GONZALEZ
Attorneys-at-Law
■Practice at All Mexican Courts.
Real Estate Transactions.
OW Mexican Deeds. Consultation.
Matamoros Tam. Mexico.
the Postoffice.
HENRY J. KIRK
^®*Jj** the Peace Notary Public
last E'isahoth St. Phone 409
aaawiisviLLE. texas
xaMO selling house renting
Dr. J. S. Spikes
VETERINARIAN
Viri*r Hlda. I{r». ItHiT I^Trr Si
•fW«t Phaae 109— Hrt. Phone 162
tMDs answered promptly t«* any point ih
_It* Valley aud Mslamurus M>-xi<o.
CHIROPRACTOR
PALMER GRADUATE
’ M. L MURRAY D. C.
Bldg. Phone 593.
Brownsville Texes.
SAVE YOUR EYES
SEE ME ^ ^
**• *»■»• you want service.
. M. LAND1N
®Pl#SHtnst and Manufacturing
. Optician.
-a. WHOLESALERS’ DIRECTORY
£. B. CAMIADE & CO.
_ WHOLESALE GROCERS
Fronton Su. Phone 450
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS
COCA COLA BOTTLING CO.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS
“Makers of the best"
•ODAS AND CONFECTIONS
BBB St. Charles St. Phone 233
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS
H. L. F I T C H
MILL WORK. GENERAL CON
TRACTOR. WOOD. BRICK
8TEEL CONCRETE
AMII ead Office
Blhaad Railroad Phone 689
repairing furniture"
Also we do all kinds of Packing
M _ GUARANTEED WORK
MoRal Froatera 1111 Adams Streat.
Phone 643.
Manuel Moran & Co.
PANAMAS
Prices Right
THE FASHION
The Only Hatters in the Valley
Special Service on Parcel Post
Orders
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BDELSTEIN’S
MATTRESS FACTORY
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WE MAKE MATTRESSES TO OR-
DER. ALSO RENOVATE YOUR
OLD MATTRESS
PHONE S07 AND WE WILL CALL
AND MAKE YOU OUR TRICES
AIL WORK GUARANTEED
its YOU ADEQUATELY
INSURED?
Oofaf to Um wcrtMti coat of al
WtMoo *t ia important for ownora of
ppspmrtir to iovoatifato tkia matter
FIRE JNSURANCE
t i MENDENHALL
Brick. Brick.
rroaaALK.vi prompt Wircrr—Mrr-
Arrk and Hard Kiln Una Brick.
mr«d *«y tk«* Kdmkorg Brn-k « ••. i
| J. J. rkwncr H*n*'r* \
I prWra furntaM TO application.
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CLASSIFIED AD \
THE SMALL DEPOSITOR
The business man the professional man or
the private individual finds in the Merchants’
National Bank every facility for the transac-
| tion of his financial affairs. His deposits may ;
amount to thousands or only a few dollars at
a time.
The Merchants’ National Bank invites the
patronage of the people of Cameron and ad- ~
jacent counties. It has the largest capital of
any bank in the Rio Grande Valley and its sur-
plus and profits of $145000.00 provide ample
security for the safety of your funds.
THREE OLD SOLDIERS
GIVE ALL THE FACTS
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Heroes of ’60 Want Public to
Know How Much Good Tan-
lac Has Done at Old Sol-
diers’ Home.
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So many of the old “Vets'* out at
the Soldiers’ Home in Leavenworth
have been benefitted by Tanlae late-
ly that they decided the fact ought to
be made public.
The call for volunteers to report the
matter was quickly answered by J. F.!
Johnson and C. H. Ostrander each
seventy-four years of age and David
'l. Cain who is now in his eightieth
year.
Their statements which were re-!
ceived at the Tanlae offices a few
days ago all seem to have been sign-;
ed with a steady hand and tel! in no
uncertain terms of the remarkable re-
sults tbfse old heroes ot the “Sixties”
have obtained from the Master Medi-
cine. V
David M. Tain. Corporal of Com-
pany “L” Ward 1. the older of the
trio says: “I have lived a long time
and have had lots of experience with
medicines but I have never come
across the equal of Tanlae. It has
not only rid me of a case of nervous
indigestion of eight years stand:ng *
but 1 have actually gained sixteen
pounds in weight by taking it. Be-
fore taking Tanlae 1 had no appetite
and what little 1 did eat would sour
on my stomach and 1 would swell up
with gas until 1 could hardly breathe.
My heart would palpitate at a terrible
rate and I also had raging headaches
and often got so dizzy I could scarce-
ly stand on my feet. I had pains all
through my body and was so weak it
was difficult for me to get around at
all.
“But Tanlac has done away with
all my miserable feelings and put me
in better shape than I have been for
eight or ten years. I can eat just
anything I want and my appetite is a
caution. And sleep why I just sleep
like a log every night feel good anti
strong and have more energy than 1
have had in years. I have recom-
mended Tanlac to many of my com-
rades who have also taken it with
fine results. It certainly is the right
medicine for old folks.”
“At the time I began taking Tan-
lac." said J. F. Johnson ‘‘I couldn't
eat or sleep to do much good and just
felt miserable all the time. I suffered
from indigestion dizziness pains in
my back and about all my strength
had left me. 1 had just about come
to the conclusion that I would never
be well again but I am now in better
physical shape than I have been for a
long time. In fact I don’t think 1
ever felt much better even when I
was a young man than I do since tak-
ing Tanlac.” ?
l\ H. Ostrander says: “I believe
I had about all the miserable feeling>
anybody with indigestion can have
and I was so weak and nervous I
could hardly drag around. 1 had been
battling with this condition for three
years and was ready to give up the
fight. But by the help cf Tanlac 1
am now feeling fine.
“I’d like to tell all the soldiers ev-
erywhere how Tanlac is helping us
here in Leavenworth.”
Tanlac is sold in Brownsville by the
Eagle Pharmacy and in Raymond-
ville by Ben S. Duffield. adv.
' g|# EJf Wp f ANSWERS BY~
Bi* CAR9UNA J£WETT
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IMPORTANT nones |
RIm Jm»t* will priMullr
war all letter* a*AI*a atrlra
«ltla( the eaquirer aaelaaa*
real iiih|. j
In what year
was Whistler
the artist
born and in
what year did
he die?
Born 1835;
died 1903.
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At what ape
may a pir1
niarrv without
parents’ con-
sent in the fol-
low mp states:
I ennessee. Mary land rlorina. l enn-
sylvania and West Virginia?
12 years in Tennessee; 16 years in
Maryland ; 21 years in Florida; 21
years in Pennsylvania; 21 years in
West Virginia.
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\\ ■!! you please tell me how to re-
move superfluous hair?
The electric needle is the only per-
manent method of removing super-
fluous hair although the repeated ap-
plication of depilatories will in time
weaken the growth. If you will send
me a stamped envelope. 1 will mail
ycu instruct ons for making depila-
tory.
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My husband i* infatuated with an-
other woman and ! am at my wits*
end to know what to do about it. I
have told hint repeatedly that I will
not live with h m if he does not come
o hti senses but my threats do no J
good. Won’t you please advise me.:
We have no children.
I wonder if you are not. perhaps
to blame for your husband’s infatua-
tion for this other woman. Wives
kma a wav. m know of sitting hack
after marriage feeling that they have
nothing else to do. now that they have
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a husband who says he loves them and
finds them the most attractive wom-
an in the world. Wives become some-
what lazy and yes slovenly affect-
ing kimonas and untidy hair and run
down slippers in the morning and in
general looking as unattractive as
they can. They would die rather
than have a stranger or the man they
married before they married him
see her in such condition. And wives
rag yes they do often not realizing
it. Men are creatures of habit and
they would rather not change loves
but they want an attractive home and
a sweet tidy looking wife and if they
can’t find this in the woman they
married well they’ll find her else-
where. that’s all.
m m •
Ho* does Rcbt* Daniels pronounce
her first name?
This is the th>rd time I've answer-
ed this. Pronounced Bee-bee.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by U k 4; appli aii >ns ea they cannot reach
the disease I portion of the ear. There ts
only one v ay to cure Catarrhal Deafness
and that Is by o constitutional remedy.
HAIL’S CAT \ KHI1 MEDICINE acts
thro gh th- Flood on the Mucous Surferes
of the System. Cstatiital Deafness Is
causal by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eus'aehian Tube.
TVhen this tube Is Inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing and
when It is entirely closed. Deafness ts the
result. I'xsless t!.* infla:' mation can be re-
diced and this ttibe restored to Its nor-
mal condlt*on. hearing may be destroyed
forever. Many cases of IVafress are
raused by Catarrh which Is an inflamed
condition of the Muoous Surfaces
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE.
A U Druggists He. Circulars free.
F. J Cheney St Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
ECZEMA!
Money h»eX without qurat on
If HUNT'S Stir* fade ir the
treatment of ITCH. KCZKNa.
BING WORM TETTER oe
other ttchln* akin fiteina.
Try a TS cent bca at our nr.t
oiujniijf illl URUVj LU.
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD.
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DITTMANN THEATRE
Shirley Mason the dainty little Fox
star plays the lead in “Love’s Har-
vest” a romantic comedy drama
which will be the attraction at the
Dittman theatre today. This is the
third picture starring Miss Mason and
is by the same author who wrote
“Her Elephant Man” which made a
tremendous hit whenever shown.
“Love’s Harvest” is a pleasing hu-
man story crammed with comedy and
with bits of pathos sprinkled here
and there while an absorbing love
story runs through it. It is guaranteed
to be lacking in bluck-eyed vampires
and mustache twirling villians and
gives the star every opportunity to
entertain and please you with her
whimsical attractive personality.
When the story opens she plays the
part of a fifteen-vear-old girl whose
dying step-father having nothing els
to bequeath willed her to a wealthy
distant relative. But although Shirley
likes the young man she does no; like
his friends so she runs away. Year;
later they meet in Paris where Shirley
is studying music. Then it is a choice
between her crrcer which she owe-
to the friends w ho have been so kind I
to her. and the man she loves. You
can guess of course how it ends
but you cannot imagine how delight-
fully refreshing and entertaining petit
Shirley Mason makes this picture.
QUEEN
“Trilby.” the famous no ■'el and
stage drama has again been dra-
matized but this time it is presented
through the medium of the screen. It
s a Republic release and will be
shown at the Queen today with tin
much admired Clara Kimball Young in
the sensational role of “Trilby.”
This screen production marks an
advance in the class and quality rf
motion pictures in that it has in the
cast such well known personages as
Wilton Lackaye Paul McAllister and
Chester Barnett. More than one hun
dred persons are employed in the sup
porting casts.
“Trilby” is the story which caused
such a sensation *after it was publish
jed several years ago. Thousands
have read this much-loved noval b>
George I)u Maurier. and it has to its
credit one of the greatest stage
records of all time.
The screen version magnifies th*
action and -drama in the story and
with Maurice Tourneur as the director
it has been given the full benefit o?
a skillful handling. “Trilby” wil.
probably do down in motion pictur •
annals as one of the greatest screen
dramas ever produced.
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DEAD BALKAN LEADER’S
BLOOD BROTHER’ READY
TO AVENGE HIS MURDER
Rich and Influential Man is
Awaiting Opportunity to
Carry Oat His Pact.
4 |ty- The AssminlH Press!
PARIS July 31.—Vengeance for
the assassination of Kssad Pasha head
of the Albanian delegation here i>
being quietly awaited by a “blood
brother” of the Balkan leader ac cord-
ing to a circumstantial story by a
French witter published by the Ex-
c"lsor.
This man now rich and influential
;:n France the story goes was one of
several poor young men who 30 years
ago met Essad Pasha then known as
the “Black Dagger of Abdul Hamid”
in Constantinople when he crowded
■nto a card game and insisted upon
slaving with them. Fearing Essad
Pasha they protested they were too
poor to play with him bue he insisted
emphasizing it hv placing his revolver
>n the table as a threat.
To meet this the “blood brother"
put down his dagger poisoned he
-aid. Essad Pasha showed his sur-
prise. then his pleasure.
“Young n an.” he exclaimed “this
is the f rt time anyone dared defy
me. Men like you are rur.\”
Essad Pasha took his own dagger
opened a vein in his wrist and also ir.
that of the young man. each sucked
i few diops of blood from th-> other
and they became "blood brothers’
according to Albr.nia customs sworn
to avenge each other's death.
“I am ready.” this “brother" now
is quote ! as saying “to keep my oath
but 1 have confidence that French
courts will make it unnecessary for
me to interfere.”
Rustem Avori arrested on the spot
f»r ^hooting down Essad Pasha as th*
latter was entering his automobile
the downtown district recently b
..waiting trial. He was a student who
1 posed ast he avenger of Albanian
j wrongs.
BLACKLIST OF GERMAN
| FIRMS BY NORWEGIANS
Concerns Tbat Broke Con-
tracts Are Now “In Bad.”
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CHRISTIANA. July 31.— A black-
list of Germans firms who are alleged
to have broken? contract with Nor-
wegian merchants i? being prepared
by the Christiania Chamber of Com-
merce and will be published as a warn-
i ing to Norwegians to "be careful ol
closing deals in Germany.” Th«
C hristiania Chamber cf Commerce
now has under consideration name? ©(
1 70 German firms against whom com
Herald Classified Ads
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TYPEWRITERS
(In this line since lSNfti
inde|»endent Typewriter Dealer Mmni-
• acturers' Distributor. Dc|>endaldc Serv-
ice— Prompt Deliveries
• pewriter®. Cash Registers. Adding Ma-
chines Victor Safes and “F. 4 t.”
Check Writers
\ L SO CORONA AGENCY!
W. B. MORRISON
»Of* Starr St. Corpus Christi. To*.
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY CO.
Time Table No. 31.
Between Brownsville end Point Isabel
Effective Sunday May 2 1920.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave 9:00 a. m. Arrive 10:45 a. m
\rrive 5:45 p. m. Leave 4.00 p.m.
SUNDAY
..eave 9:00 c. m. Arrive 10:45 a. m
Arrive.7:30 p. m. Leave 5:45 p.m
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plaints have been made that they
broke contracts principally because
of an unfavorable rate of exchange.
It is understood German chambers
[of commerce are co-operating with
the Norwegians to force the German
'firms to fulfil their contracts.
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Real Estate
Transfers
B. L. Danley M. E. Danley to Mrs.
Ollis A. Stuard 20 acres block 19
survey 185 Palmetal subdivision.
Ollia A. Stuard T. T. Stuard to B.
L. Danley 20 actes block 20 survey
182 Palmetal subdivision.
F. Z. Bishop to J. F. Vaughn 45
acres lot 134; 10 acres south side
farm block 134. survey 50 Harlin-
gen Land and Water Co.
F. Z. Bishop to Interstate Finance
Co. block 47 share 12 and 22 Fres-
nos Land and Irrigation Co. Es-
piritu Santo grant. 34.05 acres.
Interstate Finace Co. to Thomas C.
Fleming block 47 share 12 and 22
Fresnos Land and Irrigation Co. Es-
piritu Santo grant 34.03 acres.
King Kee to Mrs. Louisa Thielan.
Lake Front Boulevard lot 16 in West
Brownsville.
King l^-e to Mrs. Louisa Thielen.
Town lots 11 and 12. block 43
Brownsville Land and Improvement
Co.
W. A. Harding to Alfred I.issncr
lotes 1 2 15 16 block 14; lots 1 to
32 block. 15! lots 23 and 26 to 32
nclusicve block 17; lots 1 to 16
block 27; lots 1 to 14. inclusive; lot*
20 to 32 inclusive block 4; lots 17 18
24. 25. 26 27. 28 29 30 31 42.
block 1; lots 1 2. 3. 4 15 16. 17
18. 29 30. 31. 42 block 2 Townsite
of Ravmondville.
James-Dickinson Farm Mortgage
Co. to Albert M. Courtright. farm
block 100. 20 acres El Jardin sub-
division of share 32 Espiritu Santo
grant.
Pablo Galicia to Ignacio Rios being
lots 20 and 21. block “A” Celaya sub.
division. Brownsville.
Wm. Beelinghousen. Josephine Bee-
linghousen to L. D. Jones faim lots
4 and 5 block “S” West Brownsville.
J. J. Cocke to Marie Grogan Dana
undivided interest of Mrs. Marie Gro-
gan Dana in and of share 19 Es-
piritu Santo grant.
Cora A. Ingram. M. P. Ingram.
Marjorie J. Ingram to W. B. Plain
*ted. fractional block 106 San Benito
Land and Water Co. share 23 Con-
cepcion de Carricitos giant; 6.93
acres out of fractional block 64. San
Benito Land and Water Co share 23.
Concepcion de Carricitos grant; lots
28. 34. 35 Espiritu Santo Irrigated
Land Co. Espiritu Santo grant share
1.
Mrs. Edelphia Sarcent to V\ llham
C. MeXabb lot H. bl»K-k 43 San
Benito.
D. C. rh.llips. trustee to David L.
Anderson south 10 acre*. block 443
Collins subdivision l.a Feria crant.
F.' Z. Bi«hi p to G. A. K>ne south
1-2 of h' >ck 61. Palm subdivision of
block 12. F. Z. Bishop subdivision
containing 6.01 acres. Concepcion dr
Carricitos pant.
F. Z. Bishop to Earnest Miersch 10
acres of block 28. F. Z. Bishop subdi-
vision. shares 1 to 9 Concepcion de
1 Carricitos crant.
The New York and Brownsville Im-
; provement Co. to Mrs. M. B. Gay lot
*3 block 74. Brownsville.
A. Ashheim. Celina B. Ashheim tn
i Minnie Shanahan Gay. lot 4. block 74
Brownsville.
F. Z. Bishop to Dick Tucker lots
3 4. 6 block 99. Harlingen.
F. Z. Bishop to Dick Tucker 29.^
acres block A. Pal: .ctal subdivision
j surveys 281-285.
Lillie Glenn. R. M. Glenn to F. 7
Bishop lot 14. Lon C. Hill subdi
I vision. Concepcion de Carricito*
I zrant.
A J Ada Rabel to Flovc
Smith. ;. block 94. Harhncen.
Mrs.* Belle Archer Pierce to F. W
Seabury lots 4. 5 6 block 33A
Brownsville.
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AD. RATES
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Oyer 20 words one insertion *«er
word.1 11.
More than one insertion |ier word
.le.
jNo classified nd accepted for pas
tliiui . .Mf.
Hy the inontii |>er word. 15c.
Local readers oue insertion per line
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Local tea lers. more than one inser-
tion. per line ..
Display advertising rates will be tar-
nished on app.ication.
jXotice—Names or other iafnraati<i.i
concerning classified adterti**uieut-
Jrun “blind**; i. e.. without mines
or address will not l>e supplied l*>
this office. 'I hose wi»tiing I . a. swei
should address as indicated in tb? ad
vertiscmeiita.
THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD
PUBLISH INS COMPANY.
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For Sale—Miscellaneous
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FOR SAI.K One 5 h. p. Fairbanks
Morse Kerosene Engine. Apply I'. O.
Box 94. Brownsville. 7i>
FOR SAI.K Fine Hawaiian Iktilvl*-.
f".-"iO. The Morales Studio. X‘>
FOR SAI.K Six lots a ml three dandy
cottages. If sold tins week 4Cl.ltai.titl
• ash. Worth fi.otHt. Postoffice l»*x
138* MS
FOR SAI.K Knrd touring cat. Apply
.lolin Kiimigan Company. 82
FOR SAI.K Corrugated iron house
suitable for garage or outhouse. 911
Washington St SO
FOR SAI.K Alm*'-t Beta I*
far with six extra tires. Must sell at
mice and will make sacrifice price. Thie
is a rial opportunity in « <are. Address
I.. <are Herald. for particulars. .'U!
FOR SALE CHEAP—200 pounds
Sodium Arsenate poison for boll wee-
vile and one hand duster. See me at
Walker Furniture Store. J. A. Rus-
sell. 41
l FOR SAI.K—Standard make play-
er piano practically new $H00 model
i Bargain for ca-h if taken soon. Ad-
dress Player Piano Bargain Box 240;
Mercedes Texa-. 2 IT T
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NOTICE
I THE STATE OK TEXAS
County of Cameron.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately sub isting between
( harles Champion and K. B. Edwards
of Point Isabel Cameron County.
Texas under the firm name of
‘'Brownsville Fish Company." was dis-
solved by mutual consent on the l.'th
day of July A. I).. 1920.
All debts owing to the said partner-
ship are to be received by the said E
II. Edwards and all demands on the
said partnership are to be presented
to him for payment.
Point Isabel. Texas July l.Vh. 1920
E B EDWARDS.
CHARLES CHAMPION.
7-26 lOt.
Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership.
The undersigned wishes to an-
; ou .it* to those concerned that the
' grocery bu. incss op-rated under th»*
j .... ui .s. t.ougoi i.i and < onipany «.t
| •: h and St. I harles streets has
i been dissolved by mutual consent and j
1 hereatfer will be conducted under the
firm name of J. K. Guerra who will
assume ail debts contracted by the
said N. Longoria & Co. All indeht> |
edness due the company should be
[taid to the said J. R. Guerra sue*
cewor.
(Signed) N. l.ONGOPIA
J. K. GI EUKA.
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: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THF
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEX-
AS—IN BANKRUPTCY.
No. SO.
In tin- matt**r *»f b>u I*. Hill. Sankrii] I.
.it Itr«rtvnsvill»*. t 'atio*r*>n t 'miiiti. ’I
! in tin- ~a»*l ilidiKl on tlii' flu* i>tb day of
jJul.T. Itfjlt. I«rfi»rr Ira W*-I*st«*r. on*- of
tb«* r**f**r*-*s in l*aiikni|*t. y of sail •-otirt.
tln-__ folio* mg |»r*** r“.liiii;» a« r#- ii.nl i:i
sa <1 'huh'.
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•JMh '1.11 of July. ItOi. I .on • I lil1 oj
I Intling'-n. t~am**rnii t'oiinty. '!•»»»
duly adjinlg* <1 a l*aukni|4: at.«l tl*t 11*•
|tir>t nnyi.iii of his t-rrditm* a ill In- li»M
at tlm lat* offii** of lia \V*-"st«*«- r»-t. r***-
1 it. Iiankrti|>i. *. in tin M*-r*-haiit' Xatt«**ta'
I’atik ItniMins. in tin t'ity of nrnwiiiivill**
T*-ias. **u tin Kl**v« nlli tilt >1*' **l Ang
list. HO*. at t*-n o'«l«"k in tin- f..t**-' «m.
at telii. li tint** ami |»la« »* lb** said rrnlitor*
may att*-inl and trattsa.-f mn-b *»lb**r t«*>-
n- * as may |:r**|M»rly nans h**fi#r said
nt* • t tig.
IUA WKItSTI.il
7 :*.! -Ittt -llnf.-r*-** in UankrttH. y.
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For Rent_ _
FOR KKNT One ••-II luritaW N*l-
runai; hath. - all at llltl I .err* *ti*-et. 3
I'OH KKNT—One r»»oii». furnished «*r
inlurnishetl. I*ri> at** home. Itest wf
r» lereaee required. Apply 41S Irlw
itreet. Phase >'iIH.
KOll RKNT T*o furnished raatna
<>r light bouneii-epiuc tu private faiuiii.
ml Seventh street. X*
FOR RKXT \«» Offpe Rmiftt i|>
dy II. J. Metitou. Mi*ri»i|* ». Tea*. 4
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
suitable for couple. &an Carlo*
\ part menu.
M>1IM i t dt Hi s l • ly «i»<» n*«
y furnidi.it Miwlern mmviiimw* U<t»
•Vasbiiigton street. (lp|«wilf I*111 maun
lieatre. 61
FOR RKNT—Housekeeping room*.
1304 Madison. 74
""FOR RKNT—Furnished room. *2’
Elizabeth street. 77
I’t i’t IlKXT - Far»»she*| nuvva for gea-
letuen. 1JII Washington St. ISI
FOR RKNT Five r«s>m •'••ttage partitr
tirmdod imiSerii . onv. uirm *-% Refei
•tM-e r«-qiiir«*d. Apply .*»1S St. t'babies St
Ilo »7
Wanted to Rent ^
WANTED A f ■>ur or five r<*»m Imhi**'.
I’liom- H. S» \t.»n. Herald tf
Wanted Miscetlaneoms
WANTED TO r.i V Hacaal bawl
furniture. I tibia A Enda Sate fa lift*
• 1>«I l.evee. ‘II
WANTED An unfurnished hu*e. i*»od*
hii with garage. House must bate •'*
room* If |irtiT'l light u a> Ixu. Addrewa
I'ostnffi |!mi 4 .Vi. VI
WANTED -Good second hand job
pres* any style or make or any
size hut must bo in good condition.
Address "I*" care Herald. tf
HEMSTITCHING
and l*i«-„t Edging dene Singer Setting
Machine <’«».. |tr<>w net tile leva# I®
Lost and Foand
LOST White l.iill (Mil. la#t Motwday
night. Keward for information trading
to it# p-nurrv. Ilarrtwai lint Dr*
t MHnIm t II. Jil
Positions Wanted
MIDDLE DILI* man. married. ar
rival here is «»|«en for re»j«•»!»»!de )«■«•
tious First i lass evperieo.est a*»• ->ief an*.
lM»ikke**|e*r. general nffi.e aim* »ef| •*-
l*er»en«e«| m general material hue ami in
railwav construction work English awl
S|mililsh. Address tie.* huntil. general
deliver!. IV «» Fim_ 4*1
_Help Wanted
WANTED A Cni.k ii mu *»r •••man.
I«« •i«.k for -lua't epfr. t«iM*| enpva. ••*»»
»«rkk lt**\ .Vtti Mi'-wi. Tm*« Hi|
COTTON PICKERS WANTED
An abundant crop. 1500 cotton
pickers wanted to harvest it.
Would like to gel in touch with
board of trade or labor employ*
ment agents or others who can
furnish laborers in large num-
bers. Wire us your proposition.
FARMERS LABOR AND IN
FORMATIONS BUREAU.
KERENS. TEXAS
Joe Sheppard. Aas't Secretary
.. ....—.-..■
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of INC
UNITEO STATES f OR Y*I
SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of T I % At.
IN BANKRUPTCY
Na. M
In ilie matter **f li Al l»re§**rf.
ropt. at Him« ii4i Hr < a">*r««i< ♦ «»i 11.
T< i*» in the ►».<( 4 -*rw t nb tli. the |
• lav Ilf Jl.lt . HOW. l**-f'*i»e It a V\ et»*te«.
•Ur the lefei• • iii |t«*<ini|it‘ •*# «avf
«*»urt. the < el iif i *r»» ha-1
in '»••! • a«e*e
\ .1 .. . ■ . . | a ilka* «* ih
day ••< July ltd* li l| tireg..cj >4 >aw
Jwin. Ileiats>> i iMiiti T»u* * •» it-«U
«<ljn Is*-.I a bankrupt; • » I that the |*trai
M el»!ig I i* • el I ■» « Will W he 4 at
be law **tfl« e of 11 a M e*.lrr 'leferee ••
I-aiikt uptt. t« the \|.». ha *1 *‘ V at mm ..a)
I 'alik I'esMlIiC II lie fit' •*# !’• It*
Eeva*. ••*! the <ivlh 11*• 4at **# liif rat.
I*.. HOP Jit trt) he k t:i thr f .*f *a* *W»
|*t « I l*Tl time a: <1 plate tti*' M <| • »• li*
•r« mat attend »i*jo «> t a ttnatee *-«
amine «!*• r» p» ami ti«n»a t • h
•l her hneitt* »* a* i>i|i |»i»|<rili * ••**•* la
f»*rr *aid meeting.
lit I Wl.ltSTI If.
Refer*"* in .... m. m4rf
7 .’7 HH
Switscriand ha* four government
nH'hiU that teach il«mf*tir actarea
to women and a fifth f»»r men.
• •
An electrical ftroreag fer dr* mg tit*
harked lop' or lumber in pile* bit
Wen invented by a frenchman.
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The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 28, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 31, 1920, newspaper, July 31, 1920; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1377571/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .