The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 165, Ed. 1, Monday, January 27, 1896 Page: 4 of 8
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Every pipe sfajnped
dukes Mixture or < >
2 oz Packages 5
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE
New York Herald
On another page of
this
mornings Herald will he found
a timelyand serviceable con-
tribution to thp Venezuelan
boundary discussion from the
pen of exJudge Chas P Daly
formerly chief justice of tile
court of common pleas in this
city and long president of the
American Geographical society
Ex Judge Dalys lifelong study
of all matters pertaining to geo
graph combined with his ex-
tensive judicial training must
give weight to his views on this
Mlbjecf
To him the question whether
the territory in dispute belongs
toEngland or to Venezuela ap-
pears to be rather geographical
and historical than political
and one that involves an inqui
ry extending over the long per
iodof two hundred 3Tears Af-
ter a careful dispassionate sur
vpy of all the essential anthori
tfesajid facts bearing on the
matter iih conclusion reached
T > y him is thai
The facts here brought to-
gether T think snfliciantly
show how difficult if not im-
possible it will be for ihe com-
mission appointed by the pres-
ident to do what the act of con-
gress requires ofihem that
is to rpport upon the true di-
visional line between Venezu-
ela andBritish Guiana but ii
ispossible for a board of arbi-
tration to say what in view of
allthe circumstances would be
a fair Ixne of separation or
boundary
Tbjs publication in the Her-
ald today may well be read
with caie by the boundary
commissioners When they
K have ehanstivery investigated
the matter it is posibe that
they may realize the difficult
of determining the true line
and agree with ex Judge Daly
it
ihaSithe most satisfactory solu
lion of the problem is to be
found in arbitration
Two new trade papers are
nnnouisred tlm Duller Trade
Alba 113 Tlieygo well together
Printers Ink
A PIKMTIX
Wa > Iiin gton IX Tan53 Yang
b ti the Chinese minister lias re
GPiriin3i So
cohed notice of hi promotion to the rc
Yes ma am said tno medium
presidency of the board of sacrificial
j
fo ft young j lrpQV0 o
Aiorohip one of the mo t honorable
oTices in Chinese Empire lie will
Icive here for Pek n in Juno and it
3x understood that Vu Ken now
minister to Japan will succeed him
The MiiaHe t twitch in the world
has been made after two years labor
1 a Cioneva artian The dial i
iepileenlh of an inch in diair ° lor
ud Vf valrli Ilorn the hern of a
< iiil
IKSTTUUKE1llN0E i t
JXTIIKWOftLI
Thejojlowingjrtifpatch fromPor
ft Lavaca wo cIip from thc IIoi9toi
Po tM It lis not freneralfvj uowr
thattho fand islands of JJatagordj
Jom ph and Mustang which li <
onf tho gnlf from 1ass Cavalto <
orpus Cliristi Pass is the grandef
turkey range in tho world though i
s only on Matagorda island that tin
ministry has yeta Unied tho propoi
ions of a biihinests On that islan
nrkeys are raised in lar < re drove
ind require no more attention tha
Marketing them which isdonocacl >
wncr cutting a certain too off whii
hey are young Tho range beim
roc they are rounded up on hors <
> ack penned and the raiser cuts ou
Iiis bird when shipping time coinrs
Iho island is covered with a den
irrowth of wild sage the ripcniii
eed of which in the summer end fat
fatten the birds and give them th
peculiar flavor for which they are to
much prized Owing to feeding on
celery the canvas back duck is supe-
rior to all others and commands the
highest price in tho markets and
the island turkey by reason of their
age diot areas far ahead of all othe
turkeys as tho canvas back duck is of
common ducks and when they are
generally known tho island turko >
will command the highest of all
others and tho islands whore they do
so well and fatten without cost will
bo the great turkey raising region of
the world
AFFECTED STOCKS
London Jan 23 A report that
Queen Victoria was somewhat seri-
ously indisposed and tho announce-
ment that a treaty providing for an
offensive and defensive alliance had
been concluled be ween TtusMa and
Turkey had si diMurbing iufluenco
on the stock exchange today The
market showed lesa firmness and in
the afternoon consuls receded 11lti
bolow the price of yesterday
Tho latest bulletin from Osborne
House however announces that the
Queen is in good health bnt over-
whelmed with grief at the death of
Prince Henrv of Uattenburg
BARNEY 1BHS
Fort Worth Gazette
feaf by leaf the ro es fall
Drop by drop the springs runs dry
Barnevs gone bevond recjtll
And forgot to say goodbye
It ought to make Mr Gibbsunenty
to observe that Judge Oeorge Clark
and Mayor Paddock reruivod the
news of his Uippetyfiop with a
chuckle
ins EPITAPH
Heneatti these stonee He Barnevs
hone
Kindtravel donot imilge em
Breastworks of Fate have felt hi
weight
K
Alas ho failed to budge em
A Kaoof rar llrlier
Thcro ij lot3 of nionoy in the
harboring onsines3 on board a man
ofwar said a bluejacket on whose
cap was a black hand bearing in let-
ters of gold tho namo of the hoodoo
shipOIyrupia in a haibcrshopin tho
presence of tho reporter
Hows that one of tho barbers
askedWhy
Why thats cnsy nnsworod tho
bluojackot Take tho Olympia
tho ship I helong to Sho bus 400
men on board They all got shaved
and havo to havo their hair out
All a man has to do is to ship as-
a landsman for throo years and bo
assigned to tho harbor shop Yonr
pay from the government will bo 35
a month and you will rani as a
yon that tho nun whom jou havo
lovod is near to as
How am I to know
Yon havo but to sa3 Comoland
immediately you will soo ono of
those chairs move that aro standing
against tuo wall
Tlio ladjmadc an ofTort to control
her excitement and said Cornel
Eswltlcnly six chairs ho an to daltC3
a wild tarantella Tlio lady blushed
ti srjces Cream Baking Powtlct
i Tiim
Plid aiil went irilnma >
1 W cribs Fair rIshcat Award
THE KETTLE
yjywcaymr f
Thorps many n Iscmp nf prandenr
YVh timet towt r ncd < lomo
Tfcut know iot icucc fir cEifort
Ant iloi not prove n home
I tVi 7 > t uV fur wlroVr
To crown my tlully l t
Bnt this I lisle 1 Ui ii n
Whtro tho ViHl always hot
If things nrfl not nil sliii At yo
1 lo not fume or f ti t
A little elraii di < nlrr
Cots not lny iuttcs wpa t
Bnt one thine te ivditlr1
Or sot nis so to my thought
And thats a UJjr kitchen
Yfhcru tho tUllo U always hot
In rny Annt Ilat tips household
Though kl i outside tiro cirtnr
Thonch Units arc dark awl troubled
Youll always llnd rick chi fr i
And In hur qnnicr old l ituhu
Tho very homiest spot
Tho kettles ulv uyB slrijlnf
Tho waters always hot
And if yon havo n healuche
Whattur tho hour rcny he
There is no tudiotu waiting
To pet your cup of tea
I dont know how thu docft it
Some magic she lies caught
For tho ltitchcnH cool in summer
Yet tho kettles always hot
Oh theres naught elso so dreary
In household kingdom found
As n cold and sullen ktttle
That docB not juaki a toimd
And I think that loe i U 1 > nj
In tho hearts in Mich a > n-
Or tho kuttlo would lxi si nK
And tho water would i > hot
Ella Wheeler Wilcox In Youths Companion
H
The Jackal
In hunters lore thero is nn idea
that tho jackal is tho lions provid-
er that ho locates tho garuo mid
takes tho lion to iLj This suporsti
tion has no nioro foundation than is
found in tho fact thnt nftor n lion
has slain his qnnrry tho jackals al-
ways attend and wait tho conclusion
of tho rojiast in ordor to pick up tho
leavings
SEW YORK STORE
SIXTEEN
People out of every seventeen find
it necessary to do closo trading these
days of scarce money and to buy
where they can get the most and
best goods for tho least cash Iouis
Co wen of the Xew York Store lu >
marked his good down so low that
all can afford
affordTO
buy His stock of clothing boots
shoe hate cap dress goods notions
etc or in fact anything in his line
contains something to please the old
tho young tho rich andthe poor Ho
wants your trade and if you will ge
to his store on Elizabethstreet and
look at his Mock yow will fim
things good and cheap nough t <
please any
anyONE
Louis Cow n
Ipt and Manager
1 SCHOOL
DKLEIl IN
LUMBER
Hit ml Dior Sash
ALL ICWD OF
BUIL5ING MATERIAL
The very highed > asli price paid
far Hides vVoul < < fJon
3ones Hair Et <
M Soliodts
Brnwnsvile T e
G
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r > f
Is nov Prcimred to do al kinds of
in i i J r I I Ml I
petty officer Then yen11 pet 150 g j fi 0 310 MOCK W 0 T K
from every man on tho ship ovcry
issued in Kew YdrkCH and threo months That makes 150 Repaiiing J welrv mlSilverwireot nil
it Tii r 111 Wimiiil f ito Add to that 3i > a montii which is
lluiie ii in a loiiinai lOi Hie <
2 luiius a 6r > euuit
ilC8 a quarter and thero you havo
ice iadttstry emanatini fruni 558 a quarter Thats not bad for a ELIZAPEHl
harbor i
Tlio barbar gots arothor Innds
inan to wash tho towels and nthor
flsinp for 20a month bnt I toll you
what tho Tjarhrr has to hustle
Ban Francisco Examiner
srriiKEis
RIPANS
The modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine Cures the
common cveryday
ills of humanity
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iHIS IS YOUK OPPOKIUMY
TO GET THE L TESl nL >
FINEST AT LESS I HAN
THE wholesale
COST TO IM-
PORT THEM
GKEVftUER 0PES G1SS
Oppra Mns cs arc ow used not
only for the concet li ill theatre
or opera huiisc at being p rtubl
and eisilv carritd iu tlte pocket but the
possessor of one vill finl it a lisenil
companiin at theseaide riverorcmin
try ecursii > ns and he nice oursc the
auove n acbroinntic lenacs lwther
covrid liodesti tingin tlcxiblc 1 > ther
wise the latest Pent regis t red by inuil
ree ou ic ipt of 5300 worth S10C0
la
This Opira filass is suitable for
aJiPh use having MotherofIVarl
roverpl bo < lies nd can be hud either
in Ahite Oiicnini or Black Parl The
niJiintings are handsomeh finished in
nickel plating nnd gilt he whole
titling in a flexible leather tise with
achromatic lenses forms a useful pres-
ent > ent re istcred free b mail on
receipt of 3500 worth 31000
FIELD and MARINE
This glas is most useful both as a
Marl e anil Field Ma It ha
ifhromatie lenses three in each side
limlv moiinteil and covered with black
morocco leather and has great magnify-
ing power It i provided with sum
shades and brought lo ocu by turn-
ing tho thumbscrew
tne object
bicom3 clear nnd distinct Kverv
Glia in sold with a ine e ther eise unci
shoulder strap ent regsti red freehv
mail n receipt of 8000 worth 314 00
Tlio Invisible World Hovelled
MICROSCOPES
Perfected With Inacct Holder VignUyiog
1200 TIKES IH YOLUHL
IvsTnnCTiONs fn order to use this
Microscope place in ihe inject holder
and thfn attach t < > die lentil water >
which Howrs havo cen s akin > r 48
hour a small quantity of la cned
pasio mad o mouldy rye flour or some
nugsotv checs dried inspcls mil
oth r o jeets can be attached by slight-
ly wetting tho lentil
o Slblen s in alio invaluable for
Mmcnlogy Jtatanv am msectologv
sent reg wci ed fre by mail on receipt
o SJ00 worth S250
OYSfiEZSROSQOPE
of r 0 worth Sll00
VOODANI00
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custoj nous
MERGHAXBM IirSKWl
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Fi Fin Wl aU x Winea Conine
Dmiicstia Hiil Imptrted Ci nrp
JigHnttff nnd Tobucco of
Ai Kinds
J0HH6 PAREDES CO
ProprielerSi
lirmovsvillti Texas
CON CO 11131 A
Uoanliiig and Lodgiiier Hou i
Thirleuti Mpoet
PASUDAL A DtilSaNO Prj
Ltc of Millerss Hotel
Mesld at l Imtirf Coffee nd
Jhocoliitc Ki h ired at nil hcurt
of duy 4iid night
BOwnsville Teia
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feoi
estaurant
Table supplied yith fruth fish oyster
game and vegetables
Confortable and well furnished room
in coniiec ion with nataurant
Fresh Tobac os Cigars nd Smoker
Matetial
Elizabeth Sircr
DOYOtr ESI UK
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Make cur money
monthh ritlirv
1001 and more made daily bv our
SvMeiniti Plan of
i now Operation on
with proband object plan slides and email fuvetuiiTw in grain and stock
fonvps i into ulud for tio c just he speculation
Tinning M studv tho sccrefi of Na All w a4 i to ne ti ate our
lm W4 1 ree by mail on r on imhod Paw
receipt of 120U vrlh 3o0
worklnjIl f illl Uijiwt rftfor
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OUR PLANS OF OPERATION
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PATENTS
RIGHTS etc
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of nay scientific rwr In lrt
l tu trated No lntolllzcut
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rownsvufe
NNZCTrKO AT ALICE WITH SAK ANTONIO
t ABANSA8 PASS and JEXICAH NATION-
AL Railways
< r Linj James the Tinted
Statft Mail on Schedule
Time of 40 Hoars
r < Lenve Alice nd Bro iis
vtile Duly at 6 a m Su
lavs included mid arrivi
At Dcstinntioir ilie
MHxt Eveninrj
BATES OF FARE
lound Trip TJcket S 22oi
nerrip l5fXi
Children under 12 years half fare
hildren under five years free
ABOLPHASHIiEIMJgtJiovknsvilleJw
THOS BETK027
PROP AND HAHAGER
OF THE
o brand
H rom and after the ab ve dac Hie
reEjnlar passenger train i v
run ad followH 8uifdi
iiiclutfdeu7
Passenger Train between llrow ns
and Point Isab et in effect m
and aftorJiiu e let 1895
Leaves Brownsrille 9 a m
Point IsatJ l 1 4 p in
Leave Brownsville 9 a m
Arrive V orSffp m
ArVPoinrTsabel 1030 a m
Lvo Point Isabel 4 p in
SIMON CELAYA
GENERAL MANAGER
An Opportunity
To buy clieup farm in Cameron
County of
Rff Acres more or l se tui
Q U 000 U S Currency
bio land is situated Sve tm s back
from tho town of Sun Maria
has iiesquite Ebony Hackbeiry
aud Ash timber ft is alluvial soi
mill easy of cultivation
Address J > HK W E1TT
3iowasviIie Texas
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PKOTOGPA iOEES ETCHINGS SIEa EH
GMBS WATER HUGHS
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moi celebrnied niiihterp Do rot
a oct tha oppurlunily now offr
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 165, Ed. 1, Monday, January 27, 1896, newspaper, January 27, 1896; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61889/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .