Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. TEN, No. 236, Ed. 1, Tuesday, April 29, 1902 Page: 2 of 4
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THE - HERALD.
TUESDAY. APRIL 29. 1902.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ru. S. Qarroncy.)
Ch.e your 6.QU
Six roawths 3.00
Tnree jmhs 1-50
One mrnmth 50
jib llicRAU) i antltorixed to nnnouuoe
I ION. J. B. DlBRBLL
as a atdidat for Ooagrww from this
th. Fifteenth Dtotrict subject to tho no-
Dim(MTKtic OoD(reMioiil Oonvoution.
Tick llmuan b aaUwrfatoa to nnnounco
Hon. J. N. Gakner
a Candidal for Congress rrom as this
the Fifteenth DUarict. subject to the
Democratic NomittatinK Oonvontion.
kxaS should liavo a "pure food"
Inw.
Won't somebody pious-
tSeiiHiur Money h CHr-fatuf
lend
Jul? atloruey general in giving
sotiiif Knox to the beet trust.
'J MS tfold premium soars like a
bird ! It is a bird. Mexican Her-
ald. IJayti is in the ihrdea of an-
olliff revolt r gainst the rule of
PicKulent .Sum. with the vice pres-
ident lending the uprising.
1 UK aHsupnign in the upper
pot t Km m(' this congressional dis-
trit t i ining enlivened by debate."
briw eti MoMrs. U artier and Dib-
bn II a li9 have met in joint de-bat-
mi number of the towns in
the ditnet.
Thk renurou t Confederate
VH'i'tatis at DmIIms last week is
said tuJiHva been one of the great-
est and grand cat ever held by th
obi soldiers of the South. Da I Ins
has HcqtuUed herself most credit
ably in (uterUmint; the tens
- r
of thott.-H.nde of visitors attending
the reunion nud her splendid
hospitality reflects credit upon (he
entire state.
It in reported again that Pres-
Me'.t l)tx contempbues a visit to
the United States. Should he
come he shonld undonbtly receive
th grandest and most enthusiastic
welcome ever accorded any dis-
tinguished foreigner that has vis
ited ihia country. No ruler of any
f iKMgti lnd stands higher in the
eMimation of the American peo
ple than General Porfirio Diaz the
great soldier and statesman who
has made Mexico great nnd given
her a proud place among the na-
tions of the world.
The MiERAbD is planning to en-
large to six columns in the near
future. Although the local adver-
tising patronage of tho paper does
not justify stnh a move at present
it is hajied that ottr merchants
may eveutnally wake up to thefaot
that they should make n liberal
use of. of their local paper not
only to advertise their business
but to 5 how some enterprise and
convince the outside world and the
numermts visitors liockinjr to
BrowtS'MIe that there are wide-
awake ineMiants in Uit? town. It
JS to be hnfwd for Ute lks of the
thing IhatTitK Hkrald may not
be going o.nt Miwrh Witer with
only one retail drr $pfuU dvei-
tisement i it- eolni N-v-i-theleKit
whether the mwiwio1 sh
fl or not. Ttik HkkaM) wiM b
largedttfl nnlfs- fttreifti jidv--tif
infills cn Im rfiir. i to ujmW'
up their-'per ij'tiH of wdviTtljWiiir!
Fpaoe Jhe ex'rn shb will be nitr
bUt)k j
A Bunch of Smiles.
"He's going into pohtirs.
Wouldn't be metre a fpleiidiil di
Ttlouwtf"
"What! Why. h it denf
umlef"
"Itatrily. Jn ihnsk hw easy
it wottM W lor Itiiti to ! abnolnle-
ly damli when it km expfdtftit "
Yef but then he could never
tulle wttitont showing hi hid "
Pltiladtrfphin Record.
The Milt plan ft.r terminating
the Philippine lnfe ww to appoint
a visiting committee. Con Id not
the mi mm? utijeet In? aitaim-tl by an
exehanpfi f photographs f-.St.
Low i -5 (ilobe-D&moemt.
Out of New York sensational
j on rue la usances us that life win be
prolonged. Bttt the criminal ootirts
had nlremly made ns aw8.ru of the
fact. Ulevrliwid Plain Dewier.
Land For Salo
00000 Acres of Kice and Sugar
and i Hidalgo county fr sale
at prwes inuring from $1.00 Jo
$2 50 per aeie Kor particulars
write. John Cimxcr
Hidalgo Texas.
a 4
CASTOR I A
"For Infants and Children.
Hie Kind You Have Always Bought
Beer? th
Signature
J2rpcritMice Convinces.
Prore its vnln hr inTctinir 10 cute in
trial mm of Wy'e Cream Mm. Druggists
8Utphr it and mail iU t all km 50 can Is.
ELY BttOS. fiG Wurrea St.. Kw York.
Clifton. Arizona Jan. W 1899.
Menra. Elt Kaon.: lleate mbcI roe a 50
coat bottle of Cream Balm. I find your
raiuedv ihe nnickeat and r-iiT'l"a"'
oura for eatarrh and cold in tho hcau.
Dbu. M. YomM Gn.Mcr. Ariz. GokUJ. Co
Meaars. Fxt Bboh.:- 1 have been affiiciod
vriik oatarrh for twenty Year. It made mo
so woak I thoacbt I had oonatnmoon.
got om tiottle of ISrNt Cream Ilalm and in
iW daya tba diacharge stopped. U is tho
beat medidiM 1 aara maed lor eaurra.
Proberta Cai. Faxxa JL limx.saptsr.
Dont'ursvS Oinnot bo Cnrol.
by local apiilicaliotis an thy cauuot
reach tho dtwaacil ort ion of the) war.
There is only one way to car? deafness
and that la by count itntioual remedies.
Dewnew ia raoaed by an inflamed con-
dition of tlx tnncooa lining of the
Eustachian Tnlw. When thia tnbe is
iniiauitid yon har a rntuldiuic aonud or
iuiperftvt nearittfr and when it t en-
tirely rloacd Dealut'w ia therft and
untaas the inflammation can be taken
out and this tnlie rostomi to ita normal
condition hearing will be deatroyed for-
ever. Nine case out of ten are caused
by Catarrh which ia nothing but an
iuiUuned condition of the mnooos mir
fnora.
We will give One Hundred Dollar
for any cane of Deafness (caused by.
oatarrh ) that cannot be cored by Hall's
Ontarrh Cure. Send for nroulara free
V. S. CHENEY CO. Toledo Os
Sold by Drnggiata T.V.
1111'! Family Pilla are the beat
Las Dos Naciones
M.SalmallM&Co.
The public will find an
extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS SHOES HATS
.tkwkIaHY and saddles at
prices without competi-
tion at
LAS DOS NACIONES
Front Alarkct
TAPE
WORMS
. 'A Xano worm clzlitccti foet lone at
lasstoamoa tho pcctie attrr my taking two
CAS CARETS. This I am sure bas caused my
bad health tor the taet three Tears I am itlll
Uldtiff Oaarrts. tbe only cathartic worthy of
Dottco by Bf LS lcjy .'jvjf --
uec v. liowu. Hatrd. Miss.
CANDY
I'ipiMnt P ! hi iwm rr.. a
Do
J0 1
Qoo. Kerertckes. WMKrn or Gri Mc.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Sttrtlaf Utmttf Cottfif. nr Mtrtl S.vTrk. J
GOOD STORY TELLER.
Bookvr Wttihlnston' Stories la DSalt
of Ills i:c
Booker T. Washington ranks with
the best of the atory toilers. At tho
Young Men's Christian Association
convention he told of his early attempt
to arouse the colored mea of the south
to work regularly save their money
stop stealing chickens. lead good lives
etc One of hla agencies was the es
tablishment of schools. Money was
scarce and It was a day of small be
ginnings. The first class was held on
a porch of a house but It rapidly out-
grow the accommodation and in cast
ing about for ampler facilities he
found an old abandoned hen-housc
Finding a venerable darkey idle he
said to him Sam you go up tomorrow
morning and cioan out that old hen
house back of Mr. 's house.
"Sho'ly Mr. Washington" was the
reply "yott won't clean out a henhouse
in de daytime?"
Speaking of the emotional tendencies
of the negro in religious; affairs he told
of an old colored woman who went to
an Episcopal church. She went up to
the gallery and prepared to onjoy the
service. She grew stoadily more and
more excited and more noisy carry
ing on at a groat rate and attracting
general attention. The seiton went
up to remonstrate.
"What's the matter my good wom
an? he bctfan.
'Oh? I'm so happy" she said wav
ing her hands. "De Lord has come;
His glory Is nil about heah. Ise got
roliglon at last"
"Very good sister" said the sexton
in a very mollIf3ing tone "but don't
make so much noise. This Is no placo
to get religion." Boston Herald.
CONSCIOUS yyORD-M AKINQ.
IIan Indium 1'orm New Wordi and
Dhoartl Old One.
"The Hupa Indians of Northern Cal
ifornia." say Pliny E. Goddard in
the American Anthropologist "have a
custom which compels them to form
now words and to discard old ones.
After a burial ceremony Is completed
it is a serious offense to uttor the
name of the deceased in the hearing of
a relative. It often happens that the
name la that of some common animal
or object when a new designation
miiRt be invented at least for use in
the presence of the relatives of the
deceased. If the new aame happens
to 'take' or the person who had been
called by the old one was promlnont
in the tribe the change will be likely
to be permanonL Throe instances of
this kind have come to my notice. The
old word for wild goose was h'a. An
important man known by that namo
having died some years ago tho word
has largely gone out of use. The young
pooplo know only tle-ktinch-yc-de-ti-lo.
'the one that likes salt' Nearly all
the Indians say miti-ko-o-hat. 'what
one buys with' to avoid na-da-au the
older word for money. A woman hav-
ing lost a relative who bore the name
of djo-kjo. 'grouse' employs the poeti-
cal expression wlt-wat-yotl-tchwc.
'the flower maker' from tho slmilarltj
of a grouse's drumming and the noise
made In pounding acorns. This pro-
cess of word-building. In the course of
a few centuries may have largely
changed the words of tho language."
Dlieomfltins Comment.
A Quack doctor stood on his wagon
In Chamberlain selling his euro-all
A group of people gathered about him
and he undertook to explain to them
the construction of tho throat "My
dear friends" ho began "perhaps you
dou't know it but there are two pas-
sages in the throat One la called the
esophagus and tho othor the esophagi.
Now the solid victuals go down the
first the liquids down the second. Over
the top of the paseago is a cover with
a hinge down the middle and when
you swallow beefsteak the little door
over the esophagus flies open and the
little door over tho other drops down
and vice versa when you take a drink
of coffee." This description proved too
much for a farmer who. shaking with
lauehter. called Oil t in a Irmri tnl..-
tlosh! but those doors go fiipper-
floppor when a follow onts bread and
m!lk."--LaBdon Answors.
8e Sorry Romance.
Protty Marguerite Laforte a younc
Fronch girl came to Amorlca to be a
brido. Instead she was detained at
Ellis island and then deported to thr
Hist return steamer. Death separated
her and her swootheart before the
ceremony coald bo performed. Mile.
Laforte and Victor Gangen came to
this country o be married and Intend
ed to settle in Pittsburg. On tho way
over Gangcn was taken suddenly sick
and died his body having been buried
i at soa. Whon tho heartbroken brlde-
j to-be arrivod la New York she had but
a few francs althpugh Gangen had
1 over $1W0 In money with which he
Intended to go into business. As the
girl was without funds of her own she
had to go back to France. The moaay
that hor fiance left was sent to hla
rule M vnar In Pi-itiM
n to tr m md tiU9 wa 'a
The Kind You Have Always Bought and -which lias been
in tine for over 30 years has homo the shjnatnro of
jfijfi i ii ami has Vcmx made wider his pcr-
f jt57- sonnl supervision sinco its infancy
-yy. XCJmmm2m0mmQQvxr you in this.
AH Counterfeits Imitations and 7n-sood arc hnfe
ISxpcrixnetits that tritlo with and endanifciho henUh of
InxUnts and Children Experience against eicperinien$.
it IS C
rJttUrit Ia a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paro-
gorl Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Plcnaant. Tfc
contain neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic
imbalance. Tta ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishnosg. It cures Diarrhoea and AVind
CoIIe. It relieves Teething Trimbles cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
G
Bears the
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CCNTAun COMPANY T7
Groceries
AT
Wholesale Prices.
flour. 5sr
Sunlight per hoi $11 00
HighPntMt iwrWil 11 iO
0 0 0 0 1 00
White Enmm 1100
Second 810
Our Gem S00
Old Hickory ? 60
LARD.
Compound lfhlrbnnk'S by tho
ttorce per lb lSWc
In Cans per lb 1S4
GOFFEE.
Mexican Pew-berry 11) ISc
Kio Uolfw lb im$ t IfJJtfc
According to olttHf.
SUGAR.
Standard Gnutttlateri
Whita Sugar lb 11 l-S to IS
Brown Sttjpir per lb 9&
RI0E..
8 1-2 cunts Mexican iter pound.
CRACKERS.
Sodn per pottiftti '. .19c
Nto-Nao per potrnl ISc
VERMICELLI
ox. 12 lb pw pound $1.8.
Behnv olhT bargains too nnmrnns
to lucntiou
Walter B. Austin
Celaya Building Elizabeth Si.
The Bexar Hotel
Located on Cor. Houston
and Jefferson Streets
SAN ANTONIO : : TEXAS.
Stbkht Cam rmv u DrTx t rnna
Rates S2.00 Per Day.
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL;
Large Cool J loom. Splendid Serrk
Modern t'onveiucm.
Tim
iiiTable
Rio Grande Railroad.
)n nod after 15U. 190
ryn! M-yi-j.-t-r N m "
ritfii n fi'!.. .v
L.ivii BrnwnnTillf Hilv) ar 9 .
Arriv- ; f K-! .. at 10 : :
iWtn .... .. at n ;-. a
Arrivfltn v n iM- . t 4: l. n m
Jose Celaya.
Brownsville. General Manager
ALWAYS
Signature of
MUflRAV Tnt CT NCW YOIM CI'
Bicycle Repairer
AND DEALER IN-.
1 CY C L IS S UN I) Jt I J5 S
Murk Belhf Fimp "tfeuer-
Zeak" Impair Kits file. file
$ltofi at itty KoHulcnre.
Colonel WrefOrtl
Crystal Ice Cream Parlors
(XlXr DOOR TO TKLXOKAnt OFPICB.)
Will svrre rrcam to Uie pnblfo
on ThttrMinyx and Smidjiys
iroin l to 9 p. m. Wegtutr-
ontee atinfaction and aak yon
try it.
Kowalski ami I.Jrowne
TOBACCO SPfl
end SMOKE
Your Lifcawayt
fo oh bctirel of anr ferm rf tobacco uslut
t&tLy. mAm well rtrong masnctic. fullot
mtw Hi an' -ijrr by takiu NO-TO-BAO
that ihiJms miik men strong. Many gnir
mu pounds in ten day 9. Over 500096
'vixm. AH tfrtMomt. ura )0raiitae nook
xh4 athrWFXICK. AtkirM fflttRTlWi
'tXDY CO.. Cntcaseo o- N.v Yort. &
A Uiro Wall Vntilatti Two
Story Uriolc.
C'oavrnteat to rh botnw portion of
tberity. Tahlo pplie4l with fwh
oynterw fdtrimp rrb" Attcka geoHU
and all kimln of vegetables in soason.
iViiss Mary Douglas
KPI'Ur RT 11 K
Nasal
In all its tae.
Ely's Cream Balm
UM iilUMt MWrwh-IMVti.
twj eHff to the kwd
Crenm Italia 1 ykm& into Uw nostril. prcaJj
mT t.i tiiavlmwii sad is asaorbed. BeMef is ha-
sedate aad a oats feMowf. It la sot drjing 4oea
natpredeiBMlas. Large 8a( W cbeU at Drug
er by aH ; TM ts W ceati
the HSHLHND
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