The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 88, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 14, 1896 Page: 7 of 8
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Issued Every Day Except Sunday
THE OFFICIAL CITY 0R8AN
The HERAtn is the only pnpPr published
on the lower Rio Grande
WEDNESDAY 001 14 18D
The HerAld Is authorlred to an-
nounce
JOHN P KELSEY
s a candidate for the office of District
Judge of this 8th Judicial District
Election November 3 1S96
DEMiRircain ticket
For County Judge
THOMAS OARSON
For Sheriff
E C FORTO
For Tax Collector
J AM Erf A BROWNE
For County Treasurer
OELEDONIO GARZA
For District Clerk
LOUIS KOWALSKI
For County Clerk
dObEEll WE KB
For Assessor of Taxes
WEORGE CHAMPION
J o Inspector of Hides Animals
OASiMiROTAiAry
For County Attorney
AUG OELATA
For County Surveyor
MARTIN tiANSON
For Supt Public Schools
E U GUUDRLGH
For Justice Peace Prcin t Xo 2
GEO W MILLSR
For Constable Precinct No 2
F UOBB
For County Cot Precinct Xo 2
S W BROOKS
AHOUT TOWN
Itain rain I
The soldiers will be paid off on
arrival of the steamer
Good rams are reported from San
Antonio west yesterday
The Alice mail stage passed El
Sauz at 835 this morning
The fall crop ot corn is over two
feet high and btifl growning
The lumber off the schooner Mario
Isabel has reached Brownsville
St tamer Morgan sailed from Gal-
veston at 3 oclock this afternoon
The rainfall today up to 3 30 thi
aternoon takon at Fort Brown was
iot an inch
Received on this steamer by Lel
etinJagou the following list of fresh
cheesest Li m burger SwU Edam
Isigny Neurchalel and Roquefort
The supply of vegetables in the
city market is at present eomuwhat
imited hnt the recent rains will
soon produce an abundanco of fall
vegetables
W F Dennett sales agont for
Wanamakor Brown Oak Hall
Philadelphia has received a fnil line
of fall and winter samples of cloth
jug ready made or made to order
suits gents furnishing goods etc
otc Sample room on Washington
street opposite Mrs JSaurlor Open
from 10 to 11 oclock every morning
There are some people who never
wear dark glasses and yet they
never see anything bright its the
people who are dyspeptic and sour
ed Everything is out of joint with
such people I suffered many years
with Ivpep ia and liver troubles
but have boon relieved ainco taking
Simmons Liver Ucgulator 1 know
other who have been greatly bene-
fited by its u James Nowland
Cafrolfton Me
PURELY PERSONAL
3no Simon is in town from Poiilt
Isabel
for tho
Capt Kred Cordfon
Coast today
Mrs Mielko rutiirneii to tho coast
this morning
Hon Tas V Wells is expected
home tonight
Joseph Webb left VeMorday on a
Lnsinuiti to Santa Maria
Ja Durst will arrive this aitcr
hoon on thd Alicie stage from an
lgunci9 1
SmIjijh > i > m iim1 tw iiuljii nir Tatr i rniiowaBNJto iti1M M i ai
DEMUCllATIC CONVENTION
At Hidalgo Chicago riairorm and
Kleborg Endorsed
To Tub Heiimd
nidalgoToxasOctobor Pi 1S9G
Tho democrats or Hidalgo county
mot hore in convention ou tho ovon
ing of the 10th to nominato a county
ticket for tho ensuing two years A
moro reprosontativo convention nev-
er assembled in Hidalgo county and
tho good feolingand harmony which
oxlsted Trom first to last was ovi
Uouco that ovorybody was satisfied
with tho act of our county officials
who have 6orved us so faithfully
during tho past two yoars They
woro all renominated with but two
minor excoptions Tho ticket which
will bo elected here on tho 3rd of
November is as follows
County Judge J M do la Vina
Sheriff Collector John Closnar
County DistrictClork Albert
Nicholls
Troasuror Joso M Cardonas
Surveyor Camilo Poros
Inspector Ilido3 and Animals
Eligio Guerra
AssosBOS Juan T OlivaroS
Superintendent roads and brldgos
J M Vela
County commissioners
No 1 Floroncio Saons
No 2 John Lip comb
No 3 Frank Phillibort
No 4 W F Sprague
A commendatory resolution was
offered and accoptod to tho offect
that tho convention did not deem it
necessary to mako auy special men-
tion of anv of our officials as to QfH
cioncy All have dono tholr duty
woll and deserved tho thanks and
gratitude of our peoplo In > tne
cases their official acts woro misun
derstood hut it was the belief of tho
convention that in timo all would
be convinced that their act wero
for tho bet and if allowod time
that they would place Hidalgo coun-
ty once moro on a solid financial
footing
The Chicago ticket and platform
was endorsed as was also tho Stato
democratic ticket
Tho candidacy of non Budolph
Kleberg was fully endorsed and tho
full vote of Hidalgo county pledged
to him
It was also carried that the delo
ates to tho Judicial Convention
from Hidalgo county go in tructod
to ca l their vote as a nnlt for the
Hon J C Itussell for Districtudjw
and tho Hon John I Klulbor for
District Attorney as long aa thoir
names aro before the convention
After tho convention adjourned
the delegatoa and all othors woro in
vited to a supper and a danco pro
pared b > tho nominees which wa
fully enjoyed and all who wished
tripped the light fantastic until tho
we siiia hours
11 Leahy agent for the Stempol
Firo Extinguisher will receive a
large consignment of ihcto excellent
machines on tho next 6 eamor Now
is your lime to place orders and pio
ect your property from tho Fire
an rid
WONDAYS PERFOIIMANCIi
The following is tho program for
the performance or tho entertain-
ment to be given at tho opera house
Monday night mention of which
wns made in yesterdays Hkkalh
Ten Little Sunflower Song
Five Minuet Hecitation
Miss A Uaphaol
Long Ago Song Mies K Hicks
Tableau
Somebody PIufdored Tableau
Searching for the i Klaln Uocitation
and Tableau i Miss S Kowalaki
Virgin Attended by Angels
Tabloan
A Slight Misunderstanding Farce
The U S Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powdor
guserior to oil othnr3
rriit la Vciur Opportunity
On receipt of ten cewte cnnh or ptmnps
n genorous ennmlo will ho raniled of the
most i > opular Caturrh nml IM lVver Curo
Elys Crenm Balm BfBoiout to doxuCD
Etrnto the grenl luuriti of the rewetly
ELY HUOjRHSIB
CO Warren Kt Ucw York City
jftcv John Jteirt Jr of Gn el rall Mojit
recommeiiUod TAyH Crosm iJalm to me I
can einpliAsizo liii natviiiipt It is yr > m
tivo cure for catnrrh if inod tm dirPtteu
liev Frnticis W Ioolo Vuiitor ContralProa
Chiircb Ilultna lluut
rlyR Cream Halm in 11m ncknowIpilBMl f parltiUlur to nil ending stamp
Mire for catarrh nnd conjini 110 nu rrurj
r nit injvrlis fUufl VrUet r < M 9 J A tf t Wlw JilWJVUio M Uli
rtiw iar Mw egatfeag a
NEW WOMANS TjiN
COMMANDMENTS
Mrs Schncckebier Imposed
Them on her Husband
Whereupon He Got
a Divorca
Chicago Oct 10 Judge
> Haney granted a decree of
divorce today to William
Schncckenbier on the strength
of the following command-
ments which his wife Tillie in-
sisted he should obey
These are the new Com-
mandments ten
Which wives now make for
married men
One Remcnber that I am
thy life
That thou must cherish all
thy life
Two Thou shalt not stay
out late at night
When lodges friends or
clubs invite
Three Thou shalt not
smoke indoor or out
Or chew tobacco round-
about
Fourth thou shalt with
praise receive my pics
Nor pastry made by me
despise
Five My mother thou shall
strive to please
And let her live with us in-
case
Six Remember its thy
duty clear
To dress well throughout
the year
Seven Thou shalt in man-
ner mild and meek
Give me thy wages every
week
Eight Thou shalt not be a
drinking man
how
Ten Thou shalt
when baby cries
And try thy child to tran-
quillize
These my commandment
from day to day
Implicitly thou shalt obey
Schncckebier told the Court
that his wife vas in corres-
pondence with several men
rtnd that when he remonstrat-
ed with her she produced
these commandments and
said That is the way we treat
men
DATTLES ar j conUn
QREAT
ualiy going on in the human sys-
tem Hoods araaparilla drivea on
disesao and Hostoros Koaith
FADS IN MEDICINE
There nro fadt In mediiiio as In
ovory > j o > e nd a new tiling
fretjnenilv sells for a filiort lime
simply botMU it ia new Uut ii
meiluine as in noibing elw > ihe
people do mi nd i nd Will bo s iihflod
only with poiiv abHoKitw merli
Tho fact tna t HoodN SirtipHfilla
has stood i gound against all coin
pel n oj and ia st l s have no or
Gladness Comes
a better understanding of tho
With nature of tho many phys-
ical ills which vanish before proper ef
forts pcntlo efforts pleasunteftorts
rightly directed There is comfort in
tha knowledge that so many forms of
blckness aro not clue to any actuul dis-
ease but simply to a constipated condi-
tion of tho Bvstem which the pleasant
family laxative Syrup of Fis prompt
ly removes That is why It Is the only
remedy with millions of families and Is
3 esteemed go
who value good health Its beneficial
everywhere highly by all
effects are due to the fact that it is tho
remedy which promotes internal
one
cleanliness without debilitating tho
organs on which It act It is therefore
all important in order to get ita bene-
ficial eficcta to note when you pur-
chase that yon have tho genuine nrti
cle which is manufactured by the Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup Co only aud bold by
all reputable druggists
If in the enjoyment of good health
and tho system Is regular laxativeaor
other remediea are then not ne ded If
atlllcted with auv actual dlkcaae pno
may be eommewl to the most skillful
physicians bnt If In need of a laxative
one should have the beat and with tho
wellInformed everywhere Syrup of
Dig stands highest and Is moat largely
used and gi vea most general sattsf action
TH AT JOYFUL FRISKING
Wlili tho exhilarating aeniHi of re-
newed health and strength and fr
lernal lenl iess whleh follows
the we of Syrup of Figs la unknown
to the few who baro not progre od
beyond the oldlime metleiue ami
the cheap Mibatiaie somelimo of
lervd bat norer accepted by the well
informed
Or Prices Crcnm Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award
FOtt OVKK WFTY YISAIIS
if M V sau > ws Soothlnw Srmp
has boon Uie l for over fifty yoars by
millions of mothera for their children
while ienihlng witli perfect sttvc
It aOOthM tho child softons tho gnms
allays all pain euro wind colic nd
iithO bo t rttiniMly for Diarrhoon
It will rolloio tho poor Httlo nflj r
imro dteJof m > d > v Ijagj i In
fof t word 2 ms a bot
urw v p e
But live on Prohibition pla Up > lie ro ami Mk for Mr Wi
THE TIME TO SUBSCKIBE
TJ10 old nowspapor saying now
is the tlmo to subscribe was never
moro truo than at present Tho times
arb so full ot incident so many im-
portant national and Stato affairs aro
shaping themsolvos for a change
that no ono can afford to bo without
a metropolitan daily or weekly The
St Louis republic tho groatostdem
Nfinc Thou shalt not Jlirt tuwsSootMogSrup nd uke m
but must alioxv >
Thy wife such freedom any
get
up
Jbi iwo ihJ hX II Batlark a
bf > naKul line or J dio t > at and
rune which wilt be sold at roHor rHlQP
Ml ahd take look at
t > l j > ri e a
them No trooble 10 h ar goods
100 REWARD 100
Th9 r wder < of Jii paper will be
pleawl to learn that ihoru is at
least onedreadldi < e otliai ioine
has boi able 10 < ure In alt < sMges
aid thali a arrh Halls CaJarrh
Curo U he only positive cure known
io the medical fraternity atarrh
being a eonhtUnmoual iroatinMit
Hall s CaSarrh Core is taken intor
unUv attingdirwtly upon tho blood
aod mnceus aurfacea of tho syiiom
fberehv le lroving he foundation of
Cm iliMK e nnd giving tho patient
Mongth by building upthe anMiin
tion and a < iih > g nalnrn in doing it
work Tho propiiwior hate o moih
falMi in Ma cunuivn powers that
they ofTer ie Hnndrei Dollara for
any rae thai it fails to cure Soud
for iiot of testimonials Address
P 1 < ll KMKY X IX Toledo O
jpySoSd by Druggiita 75 routs
iCbR U nt Vhe Tnloaa ran ch fif-
teen iinloa from BrownBvillo well
watered and with abnndHncd of
< rrnne lror pariipolara and cojudf
lions call on or write F Yturria
Urownsvllle Tox agent for Bllon
lorbartl
wnvoted but havi ruiiiAniod Mcidilv j OT
at the lop demonsiraUx oejoml a > J IIaXD
IIaXDdot mas
illist Sot of Teeth 100
doubi too intrtusio virtues of thi
medicine Tlie new ilmigs navi
como and gottu but Hood s Sniirn
pKrilla rolsupon Mie wilul foiiiida
lion of absolute moril and lis power
to euro nnd lit wlos roiM niuo to bo
the lar osl in ho world
IAIl2Sl inuVo big agefl ni
bourn and wnnt nll to liavotho fctinio
opportunity Tho work h very
pleuMinl and will easily pay if IS
weekly This is no deception I
want no iiioiipv and will gladly poikI
U
t ltil Nov ui < V vitl mi c our tx l
set or cccili l r ikj io inlicitiM our aew
rim no > lilh i l a 75 cent
Silver Villlnjc 50
Have your teeh filled by our patdesK
v > ten Not tie leiit piirlhle ot pain is
ftit in i oi our woi
Ulu < itntli it mi Ile a tlio e
for wliili 01 her ufiitits ihar e mo < i
uiul 1200
St Louis Denial lirlors
13 j W Commerce SL
San Antumo TorW
ocratic newspaper is making a spe-
cial offer of its daily and Sunday pa
per for f lireo months at 150 It i
ifGayear by mail Tho Twioea
Ropnblic is sent two times a week
101 papers for only 1 a year Is
addition to all tho political he rs it
prints dvery day a Bpread of general
news and features not equalled by
any other paper
0 I 111 El J A
Commission Merchant
DIPOETBR OF
DEALER Iff THE BEST BRASDS OV
1
AND
Sporting Gooda Shot Guns Pistols Rifles and Ammnnilloh
A COMPLETE BTOOE OF THE FINEST IMPOETiD AHD DOZtKSna
Winos Cognac Gin Ale Cigars Pure Olive Oil Mineral Water
and delicueioa of ovcry deneription always on hand
SggrProrap t attention given to Jill Orders by Mail or otherwise
FAMILY TRADE SOLICITED
EUZABETLL STREET BE0W SVI1LE IEXAS
UMBER BLINDS AKD DOOR
STORE One block from Rio Grande railroad depot
Lime Oem nt and Brick Car-
riage Wagon and Building Mater-
ials Hardware Paints Oils Tur
pentine and Varnishes for Oar
riages and Buildings
Agent for John Finnegan Co
Will Bay the highest cash price for
hides skins and all country pro
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Dry Gnorle Staple Goodgf J3dot Shoes nnd Groceries
ill Kinds dais Caps Shirts and Drawers Koiions and Family Broceno
All Enropran goods kept in our ilntanioros tiouse
tSPMail OHera riomj tly Attended To
Brownsville
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KELLY 9 Agent
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Dry Goods Boots Slice
Winchester arms and
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Fire and Marine
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tbb lalC3t
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MoreWavprloyssold in the last two y arH than any other IIiuh < lr 1e wheel
Dealers IJuchiro thorn Most Iopnlurtuid ilustPolling WheeBMade
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 88, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 14, 1896, newspaper, October 14, 1896; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth62004/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .