The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 26, 1894 Page: 2 of 4
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I3SCED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THURSDAY JULY
HIDALGO POLITICS
Echoes From the Democratic Maes
Convention
The Dougherty Paction Holds Sliiuly
Attended Primaries Other Items
from Our Regular Correspondent
Hidalgo TexRE July 23 The
democratic mass convention which
vr B held here on the 20lh instant
was attended by nearly if not quite
800 people from all parts of tho
county Every precinct was repre-
sented though there ivere only
three daya in which to notified
them Early in the alternoon a
band of mnsic went through the
6trects playing select pieces to no-
tify the public that the meeting
would thbe place The band was
also present at the convention and
at intervals treated the crowd to
some excellent music Perfect har-
mony prevailed at the meeting a
detailed account of which was sen
by your correspondent on the 21st
After the regular routine of busi-
ness several speeches were made
mostly in Spanish Hon J I
J leiber spoke in that tongue Mr
Andres Chaves made a lengthy
address and was frequently ap
plaaded After the speechmaking
the meeting adjourned sine die
And then the crowd retired to
s spacious ball room a large yard
in the open air whero they enjoy-
ed themselves to their hearts con-
tent uutil morning in eating
drinking singing and dancing
Perfect order prevailed during the
whole night There was only one
man who indulged a little too
freely with Mr Maguey but he
Was only noisy and troublesome and
the goardiaus of the peace took
him to Hotel Cleaner and procured
lodging for him uutil the next day
It is reported here that exJudge
W P Dougherty has been for
several days past holding primaries
in the bad country and up the
river The mfetinga consist of
small aud select assemblages We
know the latter is true for he select
them himself We admire the gen
tleman pluck but must condemn
his judgment
Albino Zepeda an csjustice ol
the peace under the late Dougherty
administration whs a few weeks
since arrested and put in jail ac-
cused of the theft of an ox He
waived examination and was pnl
Tinder 300 bond to appear at the
next term of the district court the
exjudgebeing one of his bonds
men But about a week ago he
v was rearrested on two charges one
for boisterous conduct disturbing
the peace the other for selling and
giving a bill of sale to a horse
belonging to another person he
Zepidrf signing the owners name
to said bill of sale In the fiist
case he was fined 20 aud costs and
in the second he was bound over to
tlio district court in the sum of
500 but the ex jndgc failed to
come to his rescue this time and
Zepeda is still boarding at John
Closners hotel
Within the last two weeks or
more our county has been favored
and blessed in many localities with
fine rains At this place we have
had two or three soaker The
grass is growing at a rapid rate
arid everything looks green Those
who have the means can now plant
st fall crop anywhere on the river
as your correspondent is reliably
informed that it has rained all the
say from the month of the Rio
Savo del Norte to Kio Grande
City Early lsst nightit was
very cloudy in the north and west
and by 0 oclock the whole sky was
covered with blxck clouds accotn
pnniei by vivid lightning but the
rain proved a failure this time
Since morning it has contained
cloudy with a few light showers
From the signs and appearance
however it must have rained in the
surrounding country
Your correspondent has noticed
eeveral slurs at our worthy sheriff
through some of the Spanish paper
of Brownsville but do not deserve
notice They put one in mind
of drowning man who catche3 at
straws Nothing that his enemies
can say or do will in the least affect
the character and standing of John
CIo3iier The Fource from which
said slurs come deserves to be treBt
ed with silent contempt The public
known who Mr Closner is and
anything his Hidalgo county ene-
mies may say against him will be
liko pricking against a stone wall
Hon J A Michel and Hon J
I Kleiber were here at our mas
convention They were well plea
ed with the meeting aud iis proceed-
ings The people the democrats
felt honored with the presence ol
the two honorable gentlemen from
our near neighbor Brownsville aud
also of Judge T M Rhodes who
was alco prezenr
Although no public notice has
been given it is reported that the
Dougherty faction of the dem
osratic party will have a aonven
tion in this place tomorrow even-
ing bnt if the rumors bo true it
will be very slimly attended It
is well known that at the primary
meeting in Precinct No 1 on the
20th inst they could oily muster
eight men The number of del
egatea duo said precinct is seven
At the Granjeno precinct it is ie
ported that only f nr were in at-
tendance and in fct in all the
precincts heard from the ettendanci
has been positively very small
The liver is very low again
The finance eimmittee has not
finished its labors yet It has
proven to he a loig tiresomeand
Mother Why do you stay at
home all the time Have yon no
friends to vibm Laura Yes one
but I cannot endure her
do Blnetter
Flicgen
Buck I was in great luck to day
Buck allow eo Buck Guzzle off-
ered mo one of his cigars and I had
a good one already Detroit Free
Press
Jck tentatively It takes a lot
of courage for a man to ask a girl
to marry him doesnt il TotnboIri
ly jNoi a bit if shes rich India-
napolis Journal
Passenger in express Tou ar <
the most disobliging porter I evei
countered The Porter Tass
Bali I knows dat Dia aius no
comraokation train sail Judge
So you feel you cannot marry
him Yes I am fully decided
Why dont you liko him Oh
I like him well enough but I cant
get him
Life
to propose Brooklyn
Johnson you are drinking too
hard Your nose is as red as n
beet Bui that comes from
weelc fihing trip That more
ly confirms what I said at first
Indianapolis Journal
As to this case of yimrs hit
friend said the lawyer to be per-
fectly hnest with you Tl e
neednt be any guff of that sort be-
tween yon and me interrupter
the client Pin a horse jockey
Chicago Tribune
Or Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Ftir Hisuest Anard
DORRIS SHOE STRINGS
tin Dorrls feet
Are the smallest of iaroj
But surely some elf
Has enchanted her shoes
For wherever we so
Walk row or ride
In church or at tennis
Ucr shoes come untied
At times It Is trying
But what can I do
VThen poor Dorrls murmurs
Ob bother that shoe
So down I mast flop
In the dust and diii
To tie up the shoe
Of that dear little flirt
These precious girl tyrants
We cannot rebel
For even their ribbons
Are filled whh their spelL
Since old fashioned aprons
Xo longer the > ue
They tie a poor man
To the strings of their shoes
Vassar Sliscellany
BAKERS BREAD
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A r w Iacts About a Somewhat ramUIar
Article of Food
Styles change in bread as in every-
thing else and shapes that wero moro
orless familiar 10 years ago are now
not made at alL Every baker tries to
have something distinctive about his
output and almost every baker thinks
his bread is the best So everybody who
buys bakers bread knows there is really
a great difference in it in appearance and
in taste The housewife makes wheat
bread of one kind of flour the baker
makes it generally of three two brands
of spring wheat flour and one of winter
wheat mixed with the result of mak-
ing a finer whiter smoother loaf Bak-
ers do not all agree as to the exact pro-
portions in which these flours should bo
mixed
Graham flour is made of the entire
grain of tho wheat ground up together
gluten flour of that part of tho wheat
grain which contains tho gluten Eye
graham flour is made of tho entire grain
of tho rye tho rye flour used in the or-
dinary rye bread is usually mixed with
wheat flour in proportions varying from
a little wheat up to half wheat Of tho
bread sold in American bakeries about
65 per cent is wheat the remaining 15
per cent being divided about equally
among graham rye and gluten In Ger-
man bakeries tho proportion of ryo
bread sold is very much greater
Bakers are ali the timo getting up
new shapes in bread and there can
scarcely be said to bo any absolutely
standard form though thero are somo
that sro practically so the oblong the
round the long round French stick
Vienna stick and Vienna loaf There
are now about 15 shapes that are more
or less commonly sold And these breads
are made of about as many different
kinds of dough For instance there is
a Now England doughj a Vienna dough
and so on each being competed of a
different blend of materials and mixed
and handled differently
Perhaps as nearly standard as any of
these shapes is the one known as New
England This is an oblong loaf with
Square corners Almost all of these
breads are made in different sizes Tho
New England is made in at least five
which are sold at 5 cents 8 cents 10
cents 25 cents and SO cents Usually
the 30 cent loaf is made to weigh a
triflo more than three 10 cent loaves
would weigh The smallest sized New
England loaf is the Ono most 6old as
is tho case with all breads mado in
sizes but jhe 8 cent and 10 cent loaves
are in large demand and there is a
steady sale for the loaves at 25 and SO
cents The larger of the two bigloaves
is sometimes cut in two and sold in
halves Tho big loaves are sold to
boarding houses and to private families
also Somo folks like a crust and somo
liko the inside The big loaves are es-
pecially desirable for those who liko the
inside They have proportionately to
weight less crust than the smaller
loaves and they can be so cut as to bo
served in almost any form that may be
desired with crust or without
Breads for hotels and restaurants are
generally made in special shapes They
uso a shape corresponding to New Eng-
land and many restaurants that dont
want so much crust take a bread that is
made in loaves about 18 inches in
length and not very wide baked not
separately but laid closo together so
that tho loaves have crust on tho ends
only Somo hotels buy this land of
bread but hotels generally use more
French bread and Vienna sticks Tak-
ing all the people together old and
young it is probablo that about three
quarters liko their bread crusty New
York Sun
The Hair
The roots of the hair aro each sup
plied with a blood vsel of its own and
with proper nerves though the latter
do not extend into the hair itself On
the health of the roots of the hair the
whole growth depends On cither side
of the root and a little above it are two
small glands which secrete an oily sub-
stance that gives gloss to the hair and
tho glands serve to protect the roots of
the hair from becoming clogged with
dust Each 6cparato hair is a hollow
tube and through its length is conveyed
tho foe essential to health and growth
Fittaourg Dispatch
WIRtltWa
What Li that gash on Pinders
faceOh
Oh that fs a mark of respect
A mark of respect
Yes hes got moro respect now for
the man that put it there than he had
before Atlanta Constitution
1 Was Sick
ETery day suffering with stomieh llrer and
kidney trouble also from alter effects of tin
rrlp with pain In my back and limbs Different
cedlelnes fUsd to benefit me The first dois
> f Hoods Sarsaparilia relieved my stomach I
iave continued and I am now permanently
Moods5 Cures
ured AU pain has left me myappeUtelsRood
By sleep sound ant refreshing and I am strong
nd well I never enjoved better health B F
Haiuhs White Bluff Tennesiee
Hoods Pills curtail UterUls 2uc
Are 3o > ir premises infested with
red ants If so should a boy nam
td Pancho De Leon call on ynu
and offer to exterminate them you
need not hesitate to employ him
rle has a sure remedy and asks no
ny until ihe nnthed is destioyed
iis charges aro vciy reasonable
Any who arc designs of eitiigmg
his services nnj leave their ordure
at The LIeeald oflico
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 26, 1894, newspaper, July 26, 1894; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61665/m1/2/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .