Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 57, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 6, 1905 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DAILY HERALD.
Jossc O. Whcclcr Proprietor.
Consolidated in 1893 with the Dar Cos
mopolitan which was published ii
Brownsville for sixtcon years.
OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY JOURNAL
litaiw) il the Pwice. lwwiMH4tte. Texan
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBERS. 1905.
If there is any thine: more import
aut than startiner your children to
school it is to keep them going: to
school. The day has come wnen
an education is a necessity.
used to be a luxury that the rich
alone could afford. But now
thanks to the wisdom of the im
mortal men who founded our free
school system every child no mat
ter how noor. is entitled to and
can obtain a fair education if he
doesn't it is as often the parents
fault or more often than the
child's. The parent that lets a few
paltry pitiful dollars that a boy
can earn keep him away from the
school room a single day is doing
that boy a wrong than can never
be extenuated. Goliad Guard.
Thk Herald endorses every
word of the above. It is indeed sad
to see a large number of children
especially boys loitering on the
streets when they should be in
school. Ask one of these boys
why he doc not attend school he
wili probably say he intends start
ing in about two weeks. Two
weals lost with no excuse for the
losing. The general tendency of
children is to shirk school and
parent too often encourage them
by not enforcing attendance. Com
pulsory education seems to be the
only remedy. You very frequent
ly hear persons of middle age be
moaning the lack of education and
the boy or girl who fails to take
advantage of the educational fa-
cilities which arc now open to all
will live to see the day when this
failure will be an ever present
thorn in the flesh. As the Guard
says parents are more often to
blame than the children for-non
attendance at school and there
should be a wholesale awakening
along this line. England has a
.compulsory school law and one
rarely sees an illiterate English-
man. Mexico also has compulsory
school laws and there is an up-
ward tendency in educational mat-
ters in that republic. Compulsory
attendance at school for a given
period would work no special
hardships and would doubtless
be the means of "elevating the
moral and mental standard an im-
provement obviously necessary in
many communities.
Tide czar of Russia says he is
glad peace has been arranged al
itlhough he is not afraid to continue
the war as he knows the bravery
of his soldiers. They may be brave
alright but the Muscovites could
not deliver the goods when they
met the Japanese. The pronoun
"my' takes up about half the
cr.ar'$ messa&e to General Line-vitch
Or it president is a great man
and entitled to muck credit but
the many oompHmettts showered
upon him ow account of his good
oflicc in arrauffimg a peace settle-
men i between Russia ud Japtm
arc likely to make iiu feai too
important.
Thk malarial season is approach-
ing so while you are after the
stegomyia you may as well iuehide
his brother the malaria mctquilo.
Clean up fiud oil you datetrna
barrels ete.
DR. CHARLES
FLESH FOOD
Forth Form and Complexion
Um txm uccewfallr km4 Sr lcadlnr
ctrcMei sieger uivtwi ef fukinn fut
wore than 26 year.
WhercTer applied It U UttaaUy berb1
through tut porn ox ise ui sea iu woe
dcrfal nutrttiea fee tsc watting tlue.
REMOVING WRINKLES
ti f by Mffc M aptMeatoa rtowlaj
a remarkable UajmrMaeat.
Dr. Chcrlea Ffeek T4 la peaiflrely thr
only preTerttla katwa ta e4lcl sclenrt
that Mil rtmm aat Sollawa ia the aeck anc
proau: Tina mwtmj as uub cbccu
artna and hftaAa.
For Dsvslsalag tat Bust
o' )ireatabraakeafraralBc:lt hatbe
h'lh-'t laderaeaBeat ef pfejrfridaat. Tw
btx jir ft ffetnt ta aaake tha fevst
firm 'aryc aa4 taaaWal.
SOLO XV DXrAJtTMEKT STORKS AND
DRUCCXSTS.
Regular price. fl.M a fewc bt ta all who
take adraslagc ot l&ia bfECiAi ukpek
and end at one dollar we will aead two (2)
bjxes In plain wrapper.
CpCCT A aair.plt box and our book. "Art o'
rllCw. Massare." fully IUutrteJ. wl K
rht ffJB o any lady sending 10 cents to ray I- H
oust or roallint:. Acaress.
DR. CHARLES CO. 0KVc7kst
The newspaper is carried home
read and re-read and filed away.
There is something besides the
advertising there entertainment
information which adds value to
the advertising beside which it
is placed. Advertisements are read
now more than ever before some-
times before what is commonly
known as news for advertisements
are sometimes the latest and most
vital news vital to every day life.
The headliues of an ad. can be
made us attractive as the headlines
of a wedding and the bargains of
fered as alluring as the weddding
feast. The man who talks to the
readers of a newspaper as he talks
to the customers of his store is the
one who wins. Use handbills and
posters if you wish but place
great hope for returns in the
columns of the favorite newspaper.
American Press.
Going to Take It Down.
Some business atea have the idea
that haudbiMs and dodgers are
superior to newspapers as advertis-
ing mediums Handbills are food
iu their way as auxiliaries Uilt
they arc no more to be compared
to the advertising column of a
newspaper says the Dansvilie Ad-
vertiser than a pushcart peddler
on Broadway is to be compared
with J oka Wanatnaker's great
emporium. The peddler attracts
attention fur a too incut if he be au
expert but the great store rivets
the eye and looses the purse string
of those whose trade is worth hav-
ing. The handbill is crumpled in
the hand and soon thrown aside.
Several weeks ago the Times
published a news item to the effect
that the government was going to
tear down the down river wire
reaching from Laredo to Browns-
ville. The Times learns now that
this will be done immediately and
thus will Laredo be deprived of
telegraph communication with a
large section of the Rio Grande
valley. The wires of the St. Louis
Brownsville & Mexico touch only
at one point near the river the
terminus of the Hidalgo branch of
that road and by removing the
wire that follows the -river commu-
nication will be severed with all
the river towns. The government
has a branch line from the new
Lott road to Fort Ringoold and it
also has communication with Fort
Brown over the Western Union
lines and no longer has any earth
ly use for the river wire. If the
Business Men's club would get
busy the removal of this wire
which is of incalculable importance
to Laredo could be prevented.
Laredo Times.
Texas Crops.
President A. J. Davidson of the
Frisco ayatem n an interview at
Kansas City is quoted as saying:
"Keep your eye on the Southwest.
Teas will have 200000000 bush-
els of corn and the cotton crop
will exceed the government report
25 par cent. The Texas cotton
crop will be larger this year than
eves before. The farmery arc so
prosperous there that they are pay-
ing cash for their stuff."
How to Improve Your Diction.
For clearness read Macaulay.
For logic read Burke and Bicou.
For action read Homer and Scott. !
For cOMciscneas read Bacon and
Pope.
For sublimity of conception Mil-
ton. For vivacity read Stevenson and
Kipling.
For imajsuiaticm read Shakes-
peare and Job.
For elegance read Virgil Gold-
smith Milton" and Arnold.
For news read Tim Herald.
Absent Minded.
An old g ntleman who was very
absent minted often had to ring for
his servant and say:
"James I am looking for some-
thing and now I can't remember
what it is."
And James would suggest:
"Your purse sir or spectacles or
checkbook?" And so on until the
old gentleman would say at last:
"Of course that's it; thank you
James."
One night the gentleman went
to his room and all were in bed
when James was startled by hear-
ing his master's bed room bell. He
rushed upstairs and threw open the
door.
"James" said the old gentle-
man "I came up here for some-
thing and now can't remember
what it was."
"Wasn't it to go to bed sir?"
"Of course" said the old gen-
tleman "so it was." Thank you
James." Exchange.
Subscribe to The Herald.
About Dreams.
That the will's inhibiting and
directing work brings fatigue and
a demand for rest.
That thinking never ceases dur-
ing life and is essential to the con-
tinuance of life.
That there are different qualities
of thinking depending on the or
iginal constitution or the existing
state of health of each individual.
That the frequent occurrence of
a state of disordered mind occur-
ring in sleep does not do us harm
but on the contrary does us good.
That thinking has various char
acteristics these being mainly due
to the amount of control and dis-
cretion exercised over it by the
will.
That there are many degrees of
sleepand wakefulness and as many
degrees of efficiency in the controll-
ing and directing power of the will.
That thinking like breathing or
the beating of the heart does not
pause a sense of weariness though
all three of course have a wearing
out effect on all the organs concerned.
Blind
dache
"About a year azo"4 writes Mrs. Mattie Allen of
1123 Broadway Augusta Ga. "I suffered with
blind sick headaches and backaches and could get
no relief until I tried
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of specific febrile disorders where the blood has a large excess
of febrine or uric acid. Every disease or disorder that flesh is
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ON SALE AT PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS.
PRICE PER BOX CONTAINING 25 TABLETS. 50 CENTS.
If your dealer cannot supply you send pric and orJcr to
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140 NASSAU ST. PJEVY YORK.
X S. & M. H. CROSS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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Winchester Arms Ammunition
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Lumber Shingles Doors Sash
Blinds and Builders1 Hardware
Exclusive Agents for the Rubber Paint. Go's
Rubber Paint
Colors in Oil White Lead Biy and Wagon
P dinks. Hygienic Kalsomineand Fresco Colors
BROWNSVILLE TEX. MATAMOROS MEX.
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its own and has taken the leading place
in the homes of rural people in every
section of the United States. It gives
the farmer and his family something to
think about aside from the humdrum
of routine duties.
Every Issue Contains an Original Poem by SOLON L. GOODE.
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AND
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Address:
WEEKLY HERALD BROWNSVILLE TEXAS.
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CROWLEY LOUISIANA
The well known authority on all
matters connected with Rice Rais-
ing Rice Marketing Southern
Agriculture Live Stock Poultry
Raising and kindred pursuits.
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peerless Southern Agricultural paper FREE
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paper who will pay up all arrearages and
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vance. Your subscription to your local paper
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New subscribers paying one year iu advance at
the regular rates are entitled to same premium.
Take advantage of this offer and try to induce
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BROWNSVILLE (TEXAS) WEEKLY HERALD.
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The DAILY HERALD
Established July 4 1892 and con- x
solidated with the Daily Cosmopol-
itan July 1 1S93. During this in-
terval The DaiXy Herald has been
under one continuous management
and has ever been found battling for
the upbuilding of the Brownsville
country. Can we not send you a
sample copy? A postal card will do
the work. 50c month; $6:00 year.
Daily Herald
BROWNSVILLE CAMERON COUNTY TEXAS
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