The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 93, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 19, 1892 Page: 2 of 4
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HE H A B
> FIR 9 41 3 HE NEWS
fSSUEDJ R T QAy J1XCEET STO AY
ESS Q WHILES Editor and Brop
Entered at foe Poctoffice Browns
ille Texas as secondclass matter
1VEDN SDAY pCTOBEE 19 1892
11 a
For President
GRQVEii CLEVELAND
OfifewYork
For Yico President
AP I E STEVENSON
Of Illinois
DEIIQCKATJC ELECTOJJ8
At Large Iudley G Wootpp
ike C Hpdges
i District Jog F Randolph
2 Jatn es I Perkins
3 John S Spinks
ilqbtjrt i Lockout
5 rAlvin C Owsley
6 jlenry P Brown
7 Waller Shaker
8 Lee Riddle v
9 Robert IL Wa
3Q Georgp P Bn rgpss
1 rRqb ert AY giayton
2 EUb prry R Lane
434dpn Bell
For governor
GEORGE CLARJ
f f MeLennp County
T or LieutenantGovernor
C M RQGERS
ot Travis County
3ur Attorney General
v a McDowell
pf Pprypll Painty
For Comptroller
TA ALLEtf
of Martin County
For Treasurer
of Oljerolfep County
Pom pt the General Lancj Pe
V Q WALSH
pf Travis County
For S pt pt Public Itistructiqn
J ACOB EJQKLEfo
pi Galveston County
J udgeB of Civil Con rt v appeals
It II PHELPS
of Payette County
If d wocps
of IJayes Cpnqty
or Judges PirtSnprern e B rict
For Chief Justice
C C GARRETT
of Wellington County
For Associate Jnstises
FRAN A fLLIAMS
of Houston pounty
li CLAY PLEASANT
of PeWitt County
For Congress 11th District
WILLIAM HENR pRAlN
of eYitt Opmtfy
For State Senator 23rd pistript
E A ATLEE
pfWebb County
Clarks cause is grooving strong-
er every day
Eveby democrat In tle eleventh
district is in dpty bound Q YPtp
> r Q in for congress
Thre is some prospect for a final
gettleineflt Qt the Grear county case
i y the present tpnn of the supreme
purt of the United States
Hf EN a negro declares ha will
yate fpr Olar Im is denominated
VcoOnv by Hogg organs bt e
iim declare in favor of Hogg m
speak of him aan
he same organs
Vjntpjlent colored voter
3S P
gaaasM ukju iuir > uA
aud
Wff T
Had George Chirk been so
foolish as to have put a planum his
platform denouncing the Eurcu
bill J would go over ihe attrhit
terly flghting him instead of spp
pprtirjg iiilu as J pow am said
Cpl Grass in his speed up Market
hall last nightr Corpt phrisri
Caller
It is to Ije rpgrpfted that there is
PP PPPF P bIjslp4 Corpus
Chrjsti wfiiel will call attentiqn tq
the falsify of the iinplication made
by Cpl 0ra = js The national
democratic platform ijfiquestion
bly denpunces te fqrep bill and
the platform on whiplf George
Clark Qtands endorses phe national
platfurui in full l lje insinuation
that rqorje plark favprg tjie force
bjll is utterly false 1 urthermore
if CuJ Grass and Cql JSTat Q Hen
defeon flayer Jhetngpjves that the
democrats wp are supporting
Jq ge Clark will support Brewster
forponwipss they will fjnd tiey pe
badly mistaken As we have said
befprp the feppblicaps jaye ijqth
ing po lose by sup qrping Ciark
but ip ypuld be actqa pfeachery on
tho part of democrats to knife a
dcipoeratic congressman and ljelp
elect a rppub licaij
Spcu Epeeclies as tlint qf Col
Grass as rppqrted by ttye pqrpns
Cpiati Cailer will dq Jijilge
Pjafke caqse p pre harpi than
ipod Ip is not pruo htt Jpdge
Uarlc advocates ph e Jprce qill rid
it is not true tliap Clark tjen yjll
suppprt Bjewster for epugress
The pupporters pf Jipivje Cl rk ari
the stijiiMcliesp deip > crata ii Texas
and wqpjd peyer ppide their piinci
pies fpr repHhlio n pppport Li > ad
ipg re publican pieu whofe juirity
f jmrpHSRcan iKiphe dMibted state
fljat they endorsed Clark because
they believe his jiolicie cin t favor-
able to the general welfare of tjje
state Are yo to behpvo tljese
me or are we to believe men like
Graa5 Ellis and otjieii u > claim
that t was inprely a political trick
to catch democratic vtjtes for re pub
t
Mean candidates for con reSt
Ilox VV atnk McVeigh hag join-
ed other projflineut republicans
in refusing to support Harrison
sriving his support instead to Clave
land Chief ainpng the reasons
which he explains iidlv for re-
nouncing Harrisons cause he men-
tions tin iniquities of the McKin-
ley bill the untaxed pauper labor
which it favor and the abuse of
the pension system
The Harrison Iteict and Clark
clubs are8cornfully deponnced by
Hogg organs but we observe that
the announcement of the garrison
Raid and Jlogg clubs which are
aleo beng organized ia received
with much complacpucy by the
said organs
T E reppbliJrtUB are going to
vote fq r Geprge Clark for govern-
or because i is to their interest to
do so and becausp they haye Qp
nomiupe of their own to support
TiiEHou8toi Posf inight ha va
been a great powpriu aiding Hoggas
cause liad it not said so many hard
things against the governor b efpre
he election
TH tnau whose wages havp UeeP
increased under the MpKinley tar-
iff haj at last beeu ditcovered ai
put ou exhibition in a dime mu-
seum
An Illinois woman recently
liitig heyaolf with a shoesfriitg
acnma
Tue Galveston Nevs makes the
following ejcllunt snggestioi
Nothing will iq more to build up a
city than a decent anc businesslike
way of coupctiMg its public affairp
Notfiing wijl despory conidence
and respecp or acity like the usual
bntujiery qf phe average city council
o muu of soui4 bpsineas judg-
ment is willing po iuyest in a town
qf city in which the people habi-
tually subjepp his interests and their
own intereiU to the schemes and
the appetites of chronip ward politi
pians
IJofjG saya this confederate rack
op is all bosh aud at the same
lime ljs orators endeavor to arouse
incjignapjon agafnst the Clark plat
forn by falsely eh aiging that it
failg to mention php copfederate
hon p Hogg and Ips supporters
should have agreod beforehand
just what to say They would
then have avoided this way they
have of contradicting each other
J L > Antiioky a lead ng pr lii
bitionist of Georgia announces
jn an open lptter that he will cast
Iiis vbtc for pleveland Mr An
tljpny says he aees no chante of the
prphibitionist ticket being rhcted
apd thinks his vote for CluYvlimd
may have the effect of saving the
fcjputh from phe republican torce
bill
raw h
Axdkkw Cauxegie says the re-
cent labor irqu jjc in his great ettil
works h id a very depressing efje t
upon him Hji ttnj id solace f or
his Wfjei howevtT in the oue pi
lion of liohiug Wc are gmd to
k m > w that this espueial n P of tin
MiKiu ley tarilf was abe po fjiiench
his grief at all
The AraiicHo Vats papers still
cling to the old name Rockport
wheneyur they pwak of their town
Boplj plie Beacon and the New Era
seeip tp have an abiding faith in
the fupu rL prosperity ot he town
and pliey do all in their ppwer to
adycrtiseita resources
Jr FjEriktj be true this portion
of the 6tate will receive the benefit
of a large slice of the republican
campaign fund This is fortunate
as it will make up in some nieas
u re toy the losses entailed by t ptt
drouth
The celebrated Key West Cigars
lor de Stella Flor de Mauricia
and o her brands CelestinJagcus
Fresli Little Joker and Dukes
Mixturp received by every steamer
t Celespin Jagops
Budwpiser and Pale Lager Beer
a t Celestln Jjisons
Mi t ulips at Leahys luternation
al saloon
r If you want a cool glass of beer
go to Mike Leahys
Electric lemonade
Leahys salopn
at Mike
r = Orange phosphate and ginger
ale at Pntegnats
Go to Puteguats for the latest
enmmer drpiks
Dont forget that The Herald
will eop n commence the publica-
tion of a serial story which is wprth
the subscriptioH price alore
fresli garden an d flower seeds
guaranteed to grow just received
by A P Barred a Bro
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Ice Cream sidti at Pute natc
iau i tii iTr
W iWPII LIl 1 I J
Browjjsvijje
For Drugs
Go toigi
kit
A FULL LINE OF
DRUGS CHEMICALS PATENT
MEDICINES STATJONERV
PERFUMpUY PAINTS
paint iJiiLrsiiKSu
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OLLP ETC
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Bh6PlCHTriIX S CAUKPPjL COMPOU XJ 7
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JL 6 Cf3i5t
rani Assortment
OF
FRUITS CANNED GOODS TEAS COFFEE CnOCQ
LATES FINE CANDIES GRYSTALIZED FRUITS
CAKES DRIED AND FRESHFRUITS GAftDEN
SEEDa OF ALL KrNDS FURN1THRE
MATTING CROCKERY GLASSWARE
AND FINE LAMPS
Large supply of Staple and Fancy
Groceries always on han
Barreda < Bro
Frank Lusena
r KPROPRIETOI QFI
The Continental
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WHITE ELEPHANT SALOONS
Fire and Mayiiie
Policies written by
William Kelly Agent
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PUBE
Jqs L Ihit egsaat proprietor
Jvefps fn stock a full line of drugs chemicals patent medicines surgi- =
cal ipstruinent s perfumery poilet arfciojes p iints paint brushes
oils combs hair brushes tooth brushes etc etc etc
Prescriptions carefully componn4ea by the proprietor in per
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 93, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 19, 1892, newspaper, October 19, 1892; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61207/m1/2/: accessed May 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .