The Beeville Bee (Beeville, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 5, 1889 Page: 4 of 4
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EX-PRESIDENT WOOLSEY.
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in New York.
an inspection
FINE CIG.
the other dancers left the tloor.
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never leaves the house when it is cloudy.
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Bueklen’s Arnica Salve.
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The daughter of Ex-Governor
Pinchbaek, Louisian n, undertook
to dance at the. Grand Union ho-
tel in Saratoga last week with a
ganizaton, the sole object of which
seems to be to perpetuate the is-
sues of the late war, assumes the
same position with the United
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Agents for
Star Forges
Fairbauks Scules
Eclipae ind Mills
Rider hot airengines
and deslers in
atersup; material.
on st. San Antomo.
Manufactureraof
Pear Cutten,
Hone Power*
Cypress Tnnks
Pumping Jaeks
reli driling Mach,
onghs, dip’ngtats
1.3 and G East Bhust
Last Friday, a young Euglish-
amedHarry Ray, was picked up
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Astounding Fgures.
The Grand Army of the Repup-
lie, a so-called mutual benefit or-
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JOHN MoG
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We desire to say to our citizens
nave been sell-
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Theodore Dwight Woolsey,
dent of Yale university, who
aoubf Wilinm Walter Woolsey, nephew
of the first president, Dwight, qf Yale,
and grandeon of Rev. Benjamin Wool
sey. an early graduate of Yala
Theodore Dwight Woolsey was gradu-
ated from Yale in 1820, after which
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Wilnm Mooney, of wet Pike, Potter
Quickese,
and Bekt
Route to All
♦ Points.
THE DIRECT
LINE TO MEX.
I Wiu Laredo,
Aransas Pass d
and carry the
stockof liquors,
and cigars ver
frog and itisa common thing to
hear such exclamations as "Catch
’ hi!h Pete;" "Phaf’s a good boy;"
“Now Bill take them every one.”
- When the bugs come down fast
enough the sport gets exciting. It
• affords no end of amusement for
1 Cirvek seholar. ‘
) In 1819 he assisted in establishing The
| New Eaglunder, to which hecontributed
over sixty papers. In 1845 he visited
’ Athens, and det. 21, 1846, lie- sucereded
Presidlent Day, of Yale. He was given
* the dugive of LL D. by Wesleyan in
r 1867 in 1930 he delirered an Aistofical
> address on the one hundred an artieth
, annivenary of the founding or Yale.
. As president, he thught history, political
econouiy and internationat law. In 1800
he pubiikhed a text book on the Iatter
subjeet. of which six editions wer
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3 AH Good» as Represented. .
No. 8 EAst side ain Pluz •• San Anton io.
A remarkabe instance of the
telephonic commuication occurred
i in Charleston a few Sundays ago.
A young man employed in the
Western Union Telegraph office
in that city conversed without any
difficulty with his brother, who
was in Omaha, 1500 philes away.
The brothers talked an hour with
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Gainsvil4, which appeared in the
Galveston News of July 17, and in
which it Was stated that the plain-
onsumption. Dr. King's new life
pills,.Bueklen’s Arnica Salve and
Elictric Bitters and never handled
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has Pullman Buffet al
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• Four members of the next con-
gress have died during the past
eight months. Three of them
were democrats and one republi-
lia’aaui
g B- e-- ‘ 9 was licensed to
Ex-’SmET wooLAK. preach in ]W.V
He studied for two years in France and
Germanyfand"spent a year in England
and Italy. From 1831 to 1846 be wa*
professor of Grerk.at Yale, and pul
lished severa works, suakinz a more
printad and used all over 1 lie United
tatis and in the English unirersities
Two Englisl editions have been issued.
- In 1871 when 70 years oil, Protessor
Woolmy resigned the presidency of
Yala Subseguentiy he published adv
oral volamnem of seraponsand also a work
on “Civil Lberty andsetr-Government,"
He also pullishied "Pollticat Selence, or
the State Thcorvtically ahd Practically
Considerd." "Comurunism anti Socia
lain." and ninny other works He was
also one of the rorisora of the New Tew
tament. and for many years a regent of
the Smithsonian, institution He was
twice martied. first in 1833 and secona
Don Teas: ‘ F. J. Malone.
DON TEAS & CO
praEISI — ----
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Glassware,
- COTTON,
WOOL AND IIDrS
Boucht at Highest Market Price.
Corn ami Onts
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
• , st.
_ M. J. M. Lemoine, the Canadian author,
rt followed haa been writing on an average of one
book a year for thirty years and liar
dipped hi* inustrious pen impartiaty
into both French and Enelish.
ed for sale here. i
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he read law in
Philadelphia,
and then for two
: yeans studied
theology at
Princton. He
A . was a tutor at
5 Yale from 1823
toim, and
Ami Everything Pertnipi
fisi-Calss Sala
I.&O.N.Ry
INTERNATIONAL ROUIE»
mmmras Hhortest,
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remedies that sell as well or give
such "general satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them ev-
ery time and are ready io refund
the purchase money if.satisfactory,
results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their
can. •
The steamer, City of Paris beat
its on record last week by making
the trjp from Queenstown to New
York in five days, nineteen hours
andeighteen minutes.
The law passed by the last leg-
islature requiring r~ inopeet—
of illuminating oil does not seem
to give satisfaction. In the first
place it has raised the price and
iecondly it has lowered the grade.
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rv one entirely proper to be made.
Sherman's answer is characterist-
ically t brutal. He speaks con-
temptuously of the stragetie in-
portance of the town; and adds, if
ta, Georgia, Chronicle wrote Gen-
eral Sherman asking him to settle
the mooted question, why he did
• to Augusta instead at Sa-
on his march to the sea.
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colonels and their friends. And States government the Prwtorian
tahen altogether the Texarkana " ‘ ........
colonels have hit upon a novel as
well as a highly entertaining
scheme of passn “ ’ *
ure hours.
RAMSAY ZFOBD
the patronage of
the publie. None 2
but fat cattle killed
Guard occupied witl the senate
of anciert 'Rome. Ilie latter ruin-
- - ..0 ed the Roman government and
ng awny their teis- the Grand Army of the Republic
would do the same with this gov-
ernment if its influence is not
partner okher own color,
Henry Funding
grab to the tu
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_____ ___county. Pa.. has a peculiar tead of hair.
It was on- When a storm approaches every hair in
.. --------------------------- I'ia head stands out straight, .nd as ho
of it into his pocket and a few min- wears his hpir very long he quite a
u. -utes took him t ihA „Snne" I ridiculous right. On that account he
in Freeport, Me,, female teyb-j -
Fers are scarce for the reason girls ,
can make more in shoe factories d.. .. ____________________
than they can in the school room, cently nt the ripe old age of 88, was born
Trains ran nolid between San Antonio and of work. I
SSSF m mi
Trains leayingSan Antonio 3 p. m. ha. | H ® 11
{ oilman Buffet can. through to At. Louis AN
yia Iron Mountain Route and to Knanu I B I
Cityxin Denison without change. •72 Ss • |
are of the opinion'he made a mis-!
___take from a military stand-point,
which let them say the word and he will,
with the president’s consent, send
a "detachment of 100,000 or so of
Sherman’s Bummers' and their
Has opend a Grat
elatss butcher shop
> in the building -
FIRST-CLA
..... .... will finish up
the job without it costing Uncle
Sam a cent” it has long been
known that Sherman was a liar,
u, but, now, he should never be ac-
1-cused of having the semblance of
a gentleman.
. Fresh meat every
b day; keep on hand
7-. allkitdof sausage
ga—pork, beef and
83x- mutton. The best
A5Sa the country af- . -C
N83 fords, M arket on
licit thepatr
ry I tnbution ruling that a man may ns a rewardifor bis perseverance
You have heard your friends be pensioned for double disabili- ., e. Ash ing ton correspondent of
and neighbors talking about it ties. the St: Louis Republic, in tele-
Ton mny yourself be on-5 of therRs-- graphing the appointinent to his
many who know from personal ex- Hue Combine of Farmers, paper, stated thi Hi.,
perience just how good a thing it . Macon, Ga., August 24 — Thebrated l his.suooessby getting___
is. If ever you tried it you are Georgia formers alliance, having spree. Rentfro camped on the
one of its staunchest, friends, be- provided for wrapping, the entire reporter’s trail for a day or two,
cause the most wonderful thing cotton crop of the state in cotton aud when he foundhim, instead of
abgut it is that whan onco given a bngging, now goes a step further, giv in 8 him the licking he had in-
trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery A resolution wns passed asking tendedlet the reporter talk him
ever after holds a place inthethealliancesofalithe cotton -------tt--
~ house. I you have never used itto unite with the alliance of Geor. John Hickara a voting nA-, nt
and slioulbetroubled with a cold, ginin demanding 12J cents per ] Brenham hassiled-suitsgegroA
cough or any lung throat or chest pound for the present cotton crop. H. Belo A Co for $10,000 actual and
trouble, secure a bottle at once Thisnew phase of the war against 95,000 exemplnryd’mnges A I,I"
and give i a fair trial. It is guar- middlemen, purchasers arid, the juries sustaind by libelous null
an teed every time, or money ro-! jute trust will be watched withcntionrhfnAnW-eosppblir
fandedTril bottles freo al the intorstTho movement " it cninsvau, which nonapeoirirom
•eeVA1e Prug Ptore. ran Irom a speech delivered
_-E-i-2 last week before the State Farmers’
Husband -uWife, ta. doctor Assgciationatcedartowa by Gov.‛tit and Win Porter,
anjidwastohavebut omeowne docTdodin Fhvortttnnaillinhosmanggrechadnssagiteda Wiitewal
organizations of the union. The
consolidation will make the entire
number 3,000,000, ali under one
heud, one ritual and one constitu.
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[Special rates to
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- Discovery of Ancient Span-oendherphPoyseltssbptopirjumeh
rish Coins present commissioner of ^pensions
Jacksonville, Fla.,August 31— is a prominent member of the
St Augustine is in a fever of rex- Grand Army of the Republic, who
citement over-the discovery to-day has made himself famous-by hold-
of an dd Spanish hidden treasure that the proper solution of the.
in an old house on the cqruer of surplus question is to pensionrov----—— —y, —E------ -y
.Bridge ami Maine streets. Capt ery ex-union soldier, whether dis-Iin a dark place on Concho street,
J, H.Lambias had tnkan the job ubled.orFnt. Of course, this San Antonio, unconsious and car;
from Manco and Bro, to tear down would not only absorb the surplus I ried to to a hospital in a patrol
the boose and clear away the rub- but would dotnand a higher tariff wagon.g He regained conscious-
bish. About leven o’clock" this | than is now unjustly imposed up- ness sufficiently to say that a nig-
forenoon, an old colored man of j on the people to furnish so large l ger had hit him on the head with
named Daniel Johnson, employed, a sum. Commissionr Tanner sand bng he has not spoken since
by Lambins, dug up in the founda- has adopted apian of re-rating I and will probably die. He had
tion near the chimney a rusty met- pensions, which is the grandest,siver, watch and some money
allicpot containing fifty-two old fraud that has ever Boer. perpe,kakenfrom him by his assailant
Spanish coins. Mr. Mance took trated since the Credit Mobelier A small boy in Brownsville
possession of the coins, thoughthe swindle, with which so ‘-many Maine, made an angel of himself
nigger who found them surrender- prominent ropublicans were. con-last week under- peculiar circuma
edthen with great reluctance, nected. The systemrof re-rating stances. Passing a number of
The coins are very dd the latest has become so indiscriminate it is workmen on a rock quarry h
bearing the date of 1800 while squanderingthousands daily. It, spieda dynamite cap. k was on-
several date back as far As, 1760* has come to light that Tanner has i ly the work of a second to transfer
The heuoe and property belong paidout the enormous sum c: X . .........aw ln
toa lady of wealth, who several 875,000 the month of ‘Au- utes took him to the village base-
years ago married into the nobility gust in re-rated dises, ball ground. While batting he
of Europe, and Mance will protect Richard Whiting of St. Louis re- missed a ball and caught it on his
her interest if more coin is found ceived the largest amount, $12- pocket. A loud repor -- ’
which is confidentally expected. 251 59. Hirem - Smith, deputy Snd the boy was killed.
Bo great was the excitement that commissioner had hi mire if rei'fitedi I, .. " 1
the police with great difficulty anp pockets $6,03575. Cardeni _ H B Brownsville,
kept the people from "staking but O. Bruce of Kansas gets $6,341 72. who has been ying. around Wass
claims" in the cellar and beginning John S. Fay received $784P 83 button since Harrisons inaugu-
“x „ „ Henry Funding shares in ’the big ration, reeived the appointment
grab to the tune of $5,231 05.. to the position of collector of cus-
Tanner bases his wholesale dis- toms for the• Brownsville district
tribution ruling that a man may “8 A reward for his perseverance
ilu
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i said I was to have bat one ounce
I of liquor per day. How much ie
I an ounce dear?” Wife “Sixteen
i drams." Husband Wife, 1 be-
case exactly. "Etande rtnovy neiut, ope rit uul and ono constitu-
! • feta. drinks du me yet to-day." WonaziThoumntion. touconnolidiet
fi esssu " SSss
it wort
bett,”
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frogs would turn a* flip-flap baek-
• wards, catch up the insect and, in
less time than it takes, to tell it,
would turn over and be ready for great popularity purely
another bug when it fell. Each merits. The Beerille Dri
colonel has a name for his bull-
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, uleers, salt
rheum; fever sores,tetter,chapped
hunds, chilblains, corns and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
ff’s; poirad -‘i
that,Rentfto, cele- fsction or money refuhned. Price
088 by setting on a 25 cents per box. For sale by the
Beeville Drug Store, Harry L.
Fouler, Ag’t. . •
20.0
E 8 ” 3822 8 8 Hacks Bnggies, Tenms and
225 51 ■ Drummers Ontfits Furnished
seseGNHggp Short Notice and nt Reason
ddididddb abia Rafas
der the careful suparvison of the
leading colonel- they were trained
until they could beat Mark Twain’s
liaropt“ma boaf"tratheaumth [the people of Augusta think he
they could understand orders issu- slighted them through favor, or
edin either Euglish,. Chinese-Dr ""ethe enimihe —de - min
Hindoo, preparations were made
to put them at the task for 1 -22,
they had been caught and trained
•wwith such specal care. Under-
neath the light, and in such places —• ---- - g —
where the bugs fell in the greatest descendants, who will finish
quantity, a series of pens were “ 5
marked out There was one for
each of the twenty-four frogs. All
the pete were thoroughly trained,
and sat up like well drilled sol
diers. After supper the colnels
Mould-take their frogs; put them T,
in their pens and sit down behind
behind them. As soon as a fly or
bug same tumbling down one of .bat-for years we have been sell-
the frogs was most certain to grab tug Dr. King’s New Discovery for
it -df a bug fell squarely into a consumption, Dr. King’s new life
frog’s territory the adjoining frog "i"n b-eki- ‛ -ier- --3
sat perfectly still, but when there
was some uncertainty about the
matter a general scramble ensued.
When a fly fell behind ope of them
sometimes two or three of those
Barney Webber.
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Butoneehange NetweenKexnpveand ,
DaLas, Panis, Ft. Woktu, Kaxsas
Ern; GanNBvILLE anp St. Lovns.
Trains leaving Beeville nt 9.27. a. m.
eormeet at Kenly with train* having re-
dining chair can to Galveston without
change. Pasengens for points nortl and
aahave reclining chaircars to Waltis
end then- change to through Pullunat buf-
etf sleeping car.lt
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men were under a strong guard to
preventpkem from being lynched
and tunt sdch statements were false
and slanderous and liable to brihg
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thecround. Some of the numer
os dolonels who board at the ho-
tel hit upon a novel scheme to fur-
nish amusement for themselves
and their friends during the drag, the me
aazsmaizasrass
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Sold by Druggtta. sbe, b0g-, 91.00. . ..
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