The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 259, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 12, 1897 Page: 2 of 4
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THE- BAIL? -HERALD.
( Issued Every Day Except Sunday.)
The Heralp is the only pap"r published
on the Ipxver Rio Grande
.
THE SFFiOiAL OQUHTT QBSAX
SATURDAY JUXE 13 1897.
Cuba mnst wail under Wey
ler a while longer.
Gov. Cdlbersok seems to
have acquired the veto habit.
Sak Autonio is making grat
preparations for the interstate
drill wliich will open on July
17ih. It will doubtless be a
pplendid puccpph.
Ik St. Louis the other day a
prominent citizen was drowned
whilw bathing in a porcelain
"bath tub. The man who doesnrt
"believe in the bath as an ad-
junct of civilization will doubt-
Jesa seise upon this occurrence
as proving that the bath tub
is dangerous thereby intrench-
ing himself in his un washable
Iheoryr
A tait cannot ktp up a
ood reputation and at thn
ame time neglect to pay his
ebts: Lockhart Register.
The Register certainly labors
ndey a delusion. Tjif Herald
-knows a nunbeF of met who
don't pay their debts yet
whose reputation is not affect
ed by their delinquency. They
eon-thtne to dress well live on
the best theurarket affordsrand
nobody sem think any less
fehem than the' do of men
who do pny their dbts.
- TBrE Greenville Herald nj3
euses a neighboring editor with
ein the author of the follow
?ng hera:- "Somebody is writing
fF the papers that apples eaten
just before retiring are a great
help for indigestion. We tried
it andabout two o'clock we
dreamed that a fiery red dragon
with a- pea green taii'and eyes
as big as soup plates was carv-
tn&us with a sword. We final
ly awoke to &nd our wife fan
ning- us wi-rh a bed slat and try
ing te-get the barby birt of the-
coal scuttle where we had put
St to-keep the dragon from gt
ting it. Darn the apples. Give
as prunes.
TiiXAS'is altogether snperla
tive this year- Sbe will raise
the biggesr . c?ops of eottonr
wheat ajwi oats eer
Idwn ia. the s-tal.
(Dattle are
bringing the hfghest prices for
Tps
many years and the melon crop-
is one of the greatest things
out And" the legislature deter-
mined ro be in rh swim has
dismiereished fipelf by holding
the longest regular session ever
Iieldrwhi'le the governor nor to
beoutdoner has vetoed the
grva-test number- of measures
fvien vetoed by a !Uexas govern
or. In fact with- cue . girberna-
TDriah vet to-hlp ns- utr the
sua re-seems to b getting: thej
bft of everything in- thva 3ear
af 1899
?"EILOY FEVER ABOARD
New York June 8 -A spe-
tl 1 .1... tT..-..1A (y rt T.JIti-i I
"erwj nv Tbrt- steami: San
era3. ay&.
F5Vfrom Panama wbicli ar
5ived in-port at G:iHao has ber
rT?d qyarrri::edT havrns
ui!m fuf fttv iward Atnsus-
.5?orn
ii. M8Spnr from Pannnels-tco soon all
ij"" .--. .. f r
... . . 1.
mn is n prions r 111 rrorn uiei
f-r that it is believed be will
THE GUBERNA-
TORIAL VETO.
Four Left Over Bills Knocked
On the Head.
Governor Culberson has is-
sued public notice that that he
has vetoed four bills tiassed at
the regular session of the 25th.
legislature which were received
at the executive mansion less
than ten days prior to adjourn
raent.
The first of the vetoed meas
ures was House bill Kb 2791
declaring the theft of co'ton
of the value of $20 or over a
felony. The reason for vetoing
this bill the governor says is
that he considered it unwise to
Increase the number of felonies
deeming the present law which
punishes as a felony theft of
property worth $50 or more
is stnncipnt ana mac :ne auui-
tional protection which suoh
a law might afford to cotton
nr. - 1.1 .1 J J. I
growers would be more than
counterbalanced by the cost to
the state of creating new felon-
ies. House bill No. 685 to grant
to the Waco water power and
electric company the right to
dam the Brazos river near Waco
and granting said company the
water power thereby created
with other privilegesi was dis-
approved because the company
is not a public corpoiaiion
organized for the public good
but a private one formed for
profit and the governor con-
siders it dangenoiis to grant to
great a roonepoly to a private
corporation.
Substitute house bill No 207
a general occupation tax was
also vetoed because although
an improvement on the preir
ent Jaw in the matter of re-
venue it would authorize the
circulation of obscene liberat-
nre sanction gambling by pGol
selling and legaliz the fire in-
surance trust operating of a tax
on persons engaged in these
occupations would be equiva-
lent to licensing them.
Tne last measure vetoed was
House bill No. 712 to create
a more efficient road sytem for
tlw enmities of Brazoria and
Matagorda because it was in
conflict with the constitution.
fCONDEMNEI TO BE SHOT.
xr t o ai
New York June 8 A. is -
patch to- the Journal and Ad
vertiser from Havana s:iyt.: A
Spanish captain and two lieut
enants wnre tried l3' court mar
tial in Las Ga ban-as fortress
and hentenued to- h shot for
cowardice in having after
eleven daysr siegir sin rendered
the government forts at Cascor-
ro in eastern Cuba tolhe pa-
TT($ forces of General Calixto
Gfnrcinr.
A HIGH DEGREE.
OF HEAT.
It has been established that
the temperature of the carbon
in the electric arc is about
7500 degrees Fahrenheit or
sbout 40 times the difference
between boiling and freezing
water.
FORTTrUDE
"Your husband seems to
have ereat - firmness
-df.
character."
"Yes; when he fakes
-t-vr rnnW.n'f ntP h
him put
"i - 1 f
. them on .again. Chicago
An Abscess
In ths -Stomach Caused Great
-Suffering Was Confined to the
Bed But How Able to Work.
"In. October 1835 1 had an abscess id
toy stomach. I Was also taken With pleu-
risy and coughed yery hadly. I waa
treated by physicians bat did not improve
I gave up all hope of ever getting well.
My right side waa swollen find I was not
able t6 walk across the room and was ... . i .lor1 rvu-
confined to my bed. i was advised to J mill has been purchased by
try Hood's SarsapariUa and began taking j Wm. R Taylor a SUgar man-
it. In three days t could see a change! J b
for the better. I kept on taking Hood's j ufacturer of New Orleans
Sarsaparilla until 1 had taken four bot-
ties and continued to improve. I am now
able to do a good day's workpn the farm."
M. E. Mann Decaossville Kentucky.
Hood's
SlFS3p2Tif 19 aiidruggist
SI ; six i&c 5. Prepared only by C. I- Hood & Co.
Lowell Mass. Get Hood's and only Hood's.
- are tne best after-dinner
HOOd S PlllS pills aid digestion. 25c
OZAR REED'S THREAT.
Washington June 8 It is
b -coming evident that Reed is
becoming tired of the annoyance
which the democrats give him
every adjourning day. He stood
it pretty well until yesterday
when Bailey as the leader of
the party in the house told
him that as long as the two
measures the bankiuptcy bill
and the Morgan resolution in
regard to Cuba were not dis-
posed of Jms party would resist
an adjournment. Then he be-
came indignant and asked those
who warned the appointment of
committees if he should at once
name the committees on elec-
tion". His intimation was that
if the democratic party in the
house kept up its contention
for the appointment of commit-
tees he would appoint commi-
tees on elections at least if
he appointed no other. This
would mean a loss of a great
deal of boney from democratic
pockets sphere are a great
many contested election case3
from the eoutfl and in which
the democrats have their cer-
tificates and hold the seats.
As long as matters go along as
they are now going they lraw
the salaries. If the election
committees were appointed
thev would at once proceed to
turn out the democrats and
seat the republicans. This is
not the first time that Rewd has
made his threat which is ter-
rifying to the democrats whose
seats are contested. He told
" of them the other day that
!h had about selected the
J
members for one committee.
Asked what committee it was
jhe said it was the election com
mittee Galveston Kws.
ATTACKED BY MARINES.
City of Mexico June 9.
Two Texans whose names
are Gtvens were attached by
marines from a Spanish gun
boatnow in port at Vera Cruz.
The attack grew out ot a
discussion respecting Cuba.
Soldiers were promptly call-
ed out to quel! the disturbance
and the Mexiran authorities
acted vi t h commendable
promptness.
MON-EY LOST IN A
SLEEPER SUED FOR:
New York June 8. A case
was before a justice court to-
day which involves the liabili-
ty?df sleeping car companies
for'moneys stolen from pas-
in the car. and he seeks to re -
f X
cover damages from tntcom-
- tsengers. The plaintiff alleges bat probablv von pive the
off his that $1 50 was taken from his1 snfferrer a aYtart bottle inter-
the coun-i clothing while he was asleep1 nauv anci then hit him with a!
SUGAR PLANT
FOR MEXICO.
William R Taylor Will Ship
Machinery Purchased in
Kansas.
Topeka Kan. June S.
The plant of the Topeka sugar
Wrtr WJ11 be
amo. uiu mav-iimv-i j .t...
shipped to Mexico. Mr. Tay-j
lor has also purchased the;
mill at Medicine Lodge and is
neeotiatinor for the one at Fort
Scott. He believes the mis-
take made by Kansas was in
not preparing to make sugar I
from beets or sorghum as the
soil of the river bottoms here
is so well adapted for the cul
tivation of the sugar beet. In
discussing the subject with To
peka business men Mr. Tay
lor said:
"There is a plant at Grand
Island Neb. which gets 213
pounds of white granulated
sugar from a ton of beets.
There are 500 sugar mills in
Lousiana.about a half dozen of
which get 200 pounds of sugar
per tonbut it is raw sugar not
the white granulated such as
is produced in Nebraska. The
average along the Mississippi
River in Louisiana is 150
pounds of raw stigsr. In the
j best portions of Louisiana the
average is 175 pounds but
this reduced to granulated su-
o-ar would mean a reduction
of at least 20 per cent". There
is no reason that this industry
cannot be made as successful
in Kansas as in Nebraska and
in my Judgement the West of-
fers a better field for manufac-
turing than the South."
Within the past year. Mr.
Taylor has built four mills in
Louisiana one in Texas and
one in Mexico and all are in
successful operation.
LOCAL DISEASE
and is ihe result ci coWa and
sudden cimalic changes.
It can be cured by a pleasant
remedy which is aDphed di--ectly
into the nostrils. Be-
mj quickly absorbed it gr ea
relief at once.
Eivs Cream Baitn
uitotanawte
. " -m- 1 TV -- J 4 7 Tat 1 Afar nTllll
vr..ir'o.n rM ir T?Mri nd Ilav lever of all
remedies. It opens and clecnsea the n salpasages
aliavs nam and wflanimaruiT heals the sores pro-
tects the membrane fronr colds restores the Ecn-ea
tf tEEte and siielL Pnce50c atlru joists or bymail.
fitt-Ti auaTIIEKS. 5t! "Warren btrect. New Yosfe
FOREIGNERS DE-
SERTED THE TEXAS.
Boston Mass. June 8.
Morethan three score mens
have recently deserted from
the warships New York and
Massachusetts together vith
i those who left the Texas while
she was here last week.Twenty
eigrbt men took French leave
o
of the Texas and thirty are
missino- from the New York.
N
It is not known how many are
missing from the Afassachu-
setts. In every case the de-
serters are ot foreign birth.
good for epilepsy:
Nitro-glycerine is mentioned
among the remedies for epil-
epsy. The article does not
say how it is to beadminister-
baseball bat.
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FEMALE PISE ASESV
TnffNA6$ WMWW Sfd fJWWMf InStf
kt9 hoaaeteskk sio8c'f!nt!n 9f2fr
flizziaess seamy or praus imams wea
bacfc coflstf ?a)tefl; teeir Jes shsMsrs
and Hatfes aefea cemSaaUj In fact they suf-
fer frwa gceral e Whly c? e state srstssu
Taa stp r tonic sauces 1 cti.K. 9
WHE 0? CA80UI nake It tfc ilifla f f
MJ Wf PH CWr W UTHHHW.
Ii. D. Fanglmrn New Virginia Iowa
aays: My wif e has suffered for yesrs
from general weakness pain in top of
head back and neck at times conldnofc
do her Tork. One bottta of McElhek's
TOYw-n mr dk-ar.m Tias cir-r lr instant
relief. The effect is wonderful."
$1
A COURT MARTIAL.
The Light Brigade of Billville
is in a mighty muss
The boys went to a barbecue
that ended in a fuss.
An' are havin' a court martial
that's a-settin' day an' night.
And these here are the charges
that they're makin' left an
risfht:
Seargeant Slattery
Sault and batteryr-"
Colonel Boker" r
Playin' poker;
Captain Kidders
Huggin' wridders;
Major Mazes
Full as blazes;
General Dearing
Hisfh-toned swearing;
Corporal Goldbraids
Kissin" old maids;
Colonel Shakedown
Dancing breakdown;
General Loudshout
Clearing" crowd outl
I tell you but it's lively; there
was never nothing like
You can't tell any minute
where the lightning's goin'
to strike!
We're enjoyin' the proceedin's
from the top rail of the fence.
For we're holdin' court in Bill
ville at the government's ex-
pense! Atlanta Constitution.
Keep Up Your
Icott's Emtsision
in Summer-time
jcWhat are your resources
' for the summer? Have you
! an abundance of health stowed
away for the long hot deplet-
mg days or does summer find
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losing flesh and weak? Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-!iver Oil will
give you the proper reserve
iorce Because it cuituo up mc
r . t it. :un .... -u
system on a solid foundation.
A tonic may stimulate; Scott's
Emulsion not only "boosts"
it sustains. .
It is a -whs tiftatrifcjri alvrys to fcavc at
Jrcst a snjali'bottk of Scott's Hmtdsicnui
itzty Tightiy corked after using kept in
a ool vlzjce it wili remain sweet tor weeks.
Foe sale try all druggists at
V
DU Cents and $J-0 j
LpAfptfnrd rifi1 barrels arp
50od pnonsh for 5000 or 6000
rounds which rnakns tlio life
of the riilt with average uspC&nsintierjts 'IioT-eu.
about twvnty years.
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REVISED.
Dr. Pray If they smite
thee on one cheek turn the
other
. Allermode That's out of
date. You mean if they pull
one leg extend the other.
Truth.
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i v ousness
re
lieves the
Headache
Cramps and
Nausea and so prepares the
system that the time of recov-
ery is shortened and many say
"stronger after than before con-
finement." It yisures safety to
life of both mother and child.
All who have used "Motlier
Friend" say they will never be
without it again. No other rem
edy robs confinerrnt of its pain-
Eook "TO EXPECTANT MOTHERS mailed
free containing valuable infclmatioa and vol-
untary testimonials. Ii
THCBRADRELD REGULATOR Cd.AflJlNTA.Ga.
60LC BY AU. DRUGGISTS AT IXO PEH aeTTLt
The trackage of the str-nt
railway linns directly connect-
ed with Boston is almost 1000
miles operated by a power
equal to that of 50000 horses.
rpTJf
m w
Store
Keeps con-
stantly on hand
a f ti 1 1 assort-
ment of Men's
and Boy's suits
that cannot be
3
bought cheap
er
anywhere.
A full lin of
Ladles Dress Goods and Koiions
A larcre assortment of Straw
Hats have just been received
(which are bdn sold cheaP"
. JJrS S. Ashllieill
I Washinatorl street.
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At Biooniberg &
j&pll&ejS
.
Can be fmnd m fall asortmert
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or Stetson h-tts cren 8 I nrnielung
jjood 5 LinPIlS Fncj rug2 Mat
ting' Etc-
REPAIL DRY GOODS STOEB.
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 259, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 12, 1897, newspaper, June 12, 1897; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth115973/m1/2/: accessed May 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .