The Brownsville Daily Herald. (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 154, Ed. 1, Friday, December 29, 1899 Page: 1 of 4
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GOItvS'JLIUATED IN JULY 1393. WITH THE DAXfLY QOSWOPOLITAN- 1ICR WAS PUBLISHED HKE FCJJt SlMfiEN .TEaKS
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araey GeBcrel.... ..-.
lyk.fubUe luatruottoa.
fclgTSICT VXD OOOKTV OEFICEKS.
gBiata. Utt. aJttriel Rudolph Eleberl
ttnla ffmnt'T. 27th district ...... .E. A. AtUe
c. ' "-. - J".S Monroe
55s3t6Urer &jtli distrist .... f-a. J. 2uiU
lauty JoJfe..-;.T...;.:.---Thom Carsoa
jityAttiraVri ii&t.' B. Eenllro.Jr.
fwi.7 OlcrJt. 5. - w.:..Vi.Jospb Wbb
ItrxiC ...isHur.iaaUIoO.?atto
Utcc .:.. . . .U:r. .SlSiri C.TEto-
CoUoetor :;:.:a......s. ..DtmrtO IW
Sarrsr "....J.' .Hanion. 3c
ifie Inybr e.U&A iosat Inscyo
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Stable Goods
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COCETT"i?pH a IgSIOATSitS.
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Incites IfticeTsswrJHfc-'.:
Ooutj joourt 1263 Tor ciyil. crimmri ond 'pro-
&CA bslact.? iist ZiToDdUyB it ilrch.
uco JiJUaxbpriMagaer.
OUT OFFICES.
gj.... Thomas Ctrson
fciuffPcliot rt.si....JtW. Bitss
r&ar. - aB. KiDgry
crvivx ....OCJsaU Mtrtiaez
14ty....( 8.A.Bddi. Jr.
tarrejw.. -8. W: Eroat
iitsM&irasA CjXtcior 8. Vtldee
Hnii
uumarai
Hats .Blurts
otiobs b c.
ttBietTH MET; - -BBOKSSViLLE-
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WHG-fflmENTAL
S- . PARLORS;
the-pnly reliapledental institutibn.1
in south. andPERLLAKEXTLY
located at SApam)NIOTEXJ
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jieteklTatioa A raw- FfJdNearlyM
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25iU0U Feopjel
mmtxpER mm ism
: -ItikPLOYED '&
f Bcst-'Jik iOf teeth on rubBer $3
f$ew orpe 25.-c TheSalTa-y:-
dinners ta almost 25000 erifena
tdSay '3rieyadB-tha reatMad;! rrrr
ion -Sjsnarir Garden their head-; JOHN
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the food moidslfCious had whofesosiei
y royal aucta powsea ca wsw yosx.
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'W'llVVW! "- Ji- Jte .
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plates are orderedv .
"Pflnlpcc vrfrrrsnf.iffn1' nf!r
1
auartersffop Sift dar aud-froni here
i?w - kc .v. r
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ih i;ae morning rney gave ay
over 3000 largllSlkets.DfSoo
each coB'iniDg-.enonghyefoil!fani
iiy of.iiTapersoa?..: v-
U. 8. DIeT2ICT GOCRT.
tv iini.- arff thf o!icr of tad' tie tioaesvad
Ztcrcf x jldulg oobrt o the Wtsta District -f
T S. IUxcj
"Tl5'"XCrT-rtT TIT Jt"
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Jd the evening they; took carecoi
jgyer 5000 peoplerathe poor
and feasted thBmltb an exeeiren
JheWil
bS
ss
xsar .
rVlAS " y" ISniTTV. nc!Anvrvw tvjt? m fx?x'
f - BUNCOMBBpPfej-4- (M
Boers OorapleejyIisled.-Kexas HaKEetprned Proni Ha
'hs- Spies. aJt tits. lvans. "With J51 RnlipR. -
- ii:aK' k;. .. wy
:ffii JNearrMf. )pnmhpr i;nti.Av Rt.
- jw.' jspssm'" v :c sr - js
: t- ... v a... t ' -an
i nian)rAhiTntih.H MaJ:i.nm. :i nr p. .
AioS& i uon savs-rIt faDDears?iFifc ft shnrin ...' y
.:7V j .. . . -: - fe - . fmand of CaDtain
.'is Drewincr on rne KameftS or the- .
All vrork guaranteed and kept in
repairs 5 years. .
EXAMINATION FRME'.r
Drs. HAYS & TraSBSTEB-aiea-Si
j-Avoid traveling dentists !
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e5s? a vs a a
Por .infants and Children..
J V
chijen of ail ages and conditions
appeared befdrethe .gteat door.
At 2 o'clock the doors were thrown f
to pm all hia knowledge experi-f
o4ic9 andf&il! into the prtscript-on -
1"4 or roi vif olTliB Kind Yeu Kays Always OosgM
doman Is
.Ji:
"f. . IHcfcne us ..
tin can not relv on re&.- - . v -
ults unSfatfte inirnidu-nis are pare z . " J'JAi-
an.r roOafalo siTd properly com- .atoe -TA
Utcr4r i....'-...".. Henry Terrell I
ecw .. .....;". ...DH. Hrt
.sjjj..... ......j. oo. i.. a--srcai
losrt osvea ir. Sjen Awtoal on tie firit i02
WSafi; la -T aueLXoVeob- ?j
"fe Acxrtia ii BnttKoaxya fa'Fobrey red
Jc.
ts Jtrowfaevillft e' t Hony- a Jtaaary
jkii ai kjaiifi June- tjf " ' .
.JLcuii EoTvalsti
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ponnderl.
. By fttir. to yonr doctor tirt to vour-
self by brljring- voor prescriptTans
uere .
01
ymo are-.aidfed bvHl
ofdratrs; this part
hveryth:inof thjj
ere. TJiov vlh .00 componndl-d J-IX JJK VtffrA T 1 IK
ity hy YHp-ristered Phhtiaar.ists -C-J1- Y Tftt-L-' .
o are aidd f5fh$; larifslftojzk: ii-JiffT T& AUUCC
artfofhgMaG.:-flfe. vtV-JSr--i S
t hjj fit na H tj is JntrScing nnd selec tfit viet
3rzrrr-nrT5:;;j0iciAL di
JaUi!4;Jsii: "... -rtsoley Wch fe
JttlctinMy ..r... ti&n.I. 'ElSBe'r
fcirirtCitJt L.
WialKO e. -t is e slri"ii fjl k ws :
pja-WOoBC- First 14ondtya in Feliroarx -d
CpUber; twatinaa la eerim foar vvi?
i5cc Obaaty Fonrtk iuaSja &itar the first
iftdT 'a Febsx-try wdl.Septcssbei : continue
la fcisrtou trro vak. v '
tttrr OotmtHixth ifon4i.'ysffcrtr tfao first Jfoc
a?cis lefilnary iad.ajilj';Miatiapes in
Cics:is ih-M wfteis. -' "f
Ess Coaety KiofA Kondtys aftorh") 6r -t ifoa-
ias ia Febroary nd 8e?t2iber; toattnets in
soion ill wi.cia. . i
V. 6. CUSTOM "E03S2.
k. E. ifans. . .v. Collector
l.TfecruhtaJ .."..Speisl Deputy
A Erwa- -. Cbl-rClrk
i. E. 0irici .'.. Entry Clerk
tfcat pTone? oan .6hyc or; experience :oi -ork at iiis-pai lots Afto
piecu - -ir js "or tixncScara .raounls.
uevjr stj'Icj
?js rif. nrs e jfrT"ja s-s j's im tiu"'6"'J''i;0r'v"
MWfi tgfcB.MiB-Un5 - ."
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IVjMKitjnn iid acinic iCones. Tiie blwd 13
open
so that- the poor people.;
-t - . - 3 .
vrcniq not: oe cornpeiiea 'to .van.
ont sidainjhe cold.' ' " C
They ffiocked into "the great
bnilding- and were seated in tne
galJeries.GpininanderBooth-Tr.ck
v TT
WiHiamiBfttierv whose coaduet at
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p;
theSputsetdpi
w
war
inttch criticism!
is said tliafc General Bnejer
"met with 'l0St tbeir VeS the destrnction
Dl tne battleship Maine in HavaSa
harbor. "The bocties of the iol
S5TeTrporfc Ne-rts Ya. DecemhfeV
Texas- invcoin-
Sigsbee arrived
4r
. "" ' --3:-yi . . . here short! V before noon infttiv
tnrkeytiinner provided erffer-irom jowa ueoera &r. .. . '
U;:i.i.ir At...- t-i i..i .. . WlMiamiKrrrtPr-.. trhnsfl r-nnrinoh nt ; wi .i
1 i&iuiucuw;iuruueiu vruiiu tiitrv . ato i
it" It w'ajs annonnced that theiin-
nerVouId be ftiven at 6 oelotik in
tat.- " . -
f fiVr. ai J Inn r- i. mr . r rwi
yuv c.rciu"imi iwuii ijciuio iiuuii ' . ' -.-- . s- v-i r0; i t - t - t ""f-v
hntpfl." ;. nmpff iPSioustpe-wftr. sBra series TCIUCa "1L" were oronuu
Ki".- r "". ""w. . . W -.'TMC' nnSrt- the Tnvio rJIT Tr. f-
hr'rtlSriflfrthPS TC'rtrnincrtrto rrnvoZn ''--2''- Tl " lil- -ncusici-
---j-. .w ...&. uuu wvv-u'kLA- pw--sir i -
meat aainU attacking the Boers; aaesapeaKeana Uhl tmm
JZZSai- 4 iu&J A-'&rtmo at 12 o'clock aifd'wilUb
R"& V"-o ui-.LUcjj. uuimiixuut; .- ' . .
fdrrvhichliave been verified?1110 WashmgtpnJor interment
. '. S'iAl... T. . . . . in Arlington cemeteJr3eit Thnfs-
hsu
IThe Texfl-i
awsR
W"
byebent events. But his dipaches
.were very" distastefal:' to the
er formally opened.ithe diujier
vuieu-ue arosti ana.usKta ine. gKLn-
.t;
-Hij
Vli-
J.u;: PUTEGAT PlilG.
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ti!.'' --!ai answer . --.. i . fife;5.''TsSK..;r.TiiwrtA?.';
. Ing'opejsiisBS. A bottle cfBrowna'
fflw
ifEXICAK O0S317I.ATS-
sfVne Brra;ita.............-..t....
.'.GiintJ
SOGrSTLSSS.
mings -. vy.; j.
L.Pategrnat T.W.;
R.H Vj I lis .Treas-
urer; W- A. Neale
f . . w. ...
'r-. OCUClillV VV "J.
Pnlenat. -. I).: Mike Werbsski T. D.:
6. W. Miller Tyler. Visiting bretliren
cordiallr incited. Lodge meets first an
third Tuesday in xaonth.
-t ' Vs P RIO GIIASDEODGK
H - L A- jau'
S fgh I W. M.:T. F. Ciim-
erinto sing he doxology Ifcwas
aj;jfrhttc erqne svmpath3r. O
:: (W -
the. Hoorwere. the young aud old
-who wre 'honestand Irespectable r
oue poor : oesiae tnem were criin--inals
f end Tex-eonviets:'1 black aud
white iieajihy and. diseased. - The
scene when v the pebple were
seated at the tables was-pirojtX Jtb-.
iination. -Stretched fronnd4td-
end of the great biiiidings were
the tables' covered ' witli oleanij
white paper with a chair for each
- -
HI v.ftO' TrJaP" TT H'' -4&mer' - i0 acli person was snp-
r I If ffr'f VSJi$timX ' Vfeied turk.v. .-dp rneatr' ''iteming
vegeiaoies ;uoc .-.conee ana pinm
padding audita was detnoiisfratcd';
that there were inany people to
whom a well cooked aud bounteous
Christmas dinner was a'God-seud.
Tr- Tfnn Rittcrs laxen" In. time vriil irstori 7wn
" -SS "i h " 1 irinoLh-H3tIfe-.T0Ur nTTrs. mfike yerj
M.eQ.Cliar!yB Mrw.a;
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FOB
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Vs
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H W IS 1 n 1 ?. H K-! il luIW
U i i 9 U l sS Ul -U
f.
fi'ia-niii2- and Lodsnpjr ?on
PASGUAL BRISENO
13th. Street.
(Late of Millers's Hotel.)
Meals at nil hours. Coffee and
Ghocolate Pish served stall hours
iJ'JJ' v J niL P i I i at day and night. ' '
8ili and-; Birthoay Presents ! J --Brownsvaie- -Texas .
And! Fftrny Goods o all De.cr!p
. ion snftwblf f.i
governinentand - werelFmjt
out Gf sigliV and general Butler
wa-5-caRsliiy 'ritieisetL .General.
tjuwcij il ..aecuifc uxre utmuuuu
ftn hliA tsTBir-irrT rrlrtnl-i flto.. RnrAjt?!.
nr --1 vr-: -"at'T"
wer miwm py sne ' uununesSiOi
fromfcomha.L3rlKn place
waSttdtllynnavarir of- or purpose-
ly misinformed by the B.uers as to
their arms-and numerical strength.
It fsysih . knowi"- here-'thm;
ouusu&euis were seal; irom time
iDiiime iu iiuy ons waa ine Doers
left "Havana
last
-JV?
ifffereldo' osr in the-.wav of ariiial!
25f !;. ; - i t
ih but simulated! naivete-ua
and conducted the ; visitors aronnd
jssvW
jQK
ExCrXSIOR JCODGK
NO.IO. I. O- O.
F-Ofeicjci-
ll.Msris.is'obl
id W
fe
PuTegnat Vice v.
rettrv. ueo. iXC ircisuici- jl4.
Eflv" sr Inside guardian ; M- J FtetctSr
Silting past Grand Ghas. F- rjigiimhd
District Deoutv Grind Master- Hfe?
.odge-neets at 7:0 p ra- ec'ry "sSh
iamuiht. Visiting b etliren yi tfH
t)dd Fellows in good standing are- corJ
diriIv 1 anted to attend
K&21
p$
KjcigTit? of Ilojfor
LODGE NCK; -33"7
OF ICEfS. - I i
. Cumin ings-.Dict
tor. D. VWiS'
Vice DictntorlrlJp-
ton McGafv ist-
ant Dictator: H . Sher
m ou. rvcj-oiiei- w. B Austin. Financial
wepo. ter: A- Turk Treasurer: f. Oham-
R on Chaplran; T-'M Haj'nes Guide: D.
Henarides Gjiardian: -. Wattgesiba-hj
sntin&i- 3Ptecc " Prank Ohampionlj
iluaic Books Stationery toys Pen
'i Je-.Vdlry Silverware Fancy
Goods f every description
J list received by
IBS. BEO. -'trtftOSE
Brownsville Texas.
"Acent for Ott'a Toml.ones.
J.S.McCajipbell S:W".Statton.
v.B.McCA3IP3liLL V-
(RcCaeipbelis & Stayton.
Successors to McCampbells & Welch
4 and Mcampbells & Son
Zflw and Land Office-
Practice in Supreme. Civil Appeal Fed-
1 eral and other Mate ourts .
Special atten ion jjiven to litigation in
the C-oncties-'of Aransas" t. araeron
Duval Jlidaigo Nueces Starr and an
Patricio.
AbstrqUs of land titles furnishedr and
titlesRxa'nined.
Main oITice"' orpus Chisti Texas.
i Branch ofnee Rio Grande Gity Texas.
SUmmerExcurswn
Unni ..
K g fc S SB- fi- i
onjsi
3- Tilghw and J B Sharpe JLofJej"iJ.
prett secuaa .irtd tourtn Tuesdays or eacn
fflOR.h-
-W m
i 1 11
I9Crl ?iIC3wI
y. ususiuu
f f ? 1 r 1
.riftS
MSiif
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Hi . bUc
(Snecesaojr to Christian Has.
DEALER IN-
GENERAL .MERCHANDISE
Gighest PricePaid For Country
Produce. ' :
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y ill Lu
C. and." a
EHfEKL COMMISSION
AQEN0Y. ' .
Correspondence solicited."
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-arqaress :
BrovTnsviile - - - Texas.
MAJOR W H. CPcQ WELL
Ordered - to Report for Service in
the Philippines.
forts whicji tKphose forthem
0 wu purposes- where old guns
were set up and-shown with an
affectation of pride by President!
. MF-- fcw
Thursday. She encountered a gale
onHatteras but had gopd weather"
'uuitihshe-reached thatipoint. . Shf
jarichdred iu the inner bay last
night and came rip to Old Poinfe
.this morning.. After the qnaran-
tirie regulations had been comohed
'yritlrshf proceeded Ho this city
Rev. Pather Chatfwickj . whd waa
chjiplaiif of the Maine isin chargi -
pfthB remains and wiilaccompany
themtb" AWasliington. Not raof
jthan score of he bodies. dn Hhff
Feras were identified. Xhe'n'anie'i
of these are inscribed; on . t.aeT'edf
fins which inclose.-: their remains
TWrwere no .ceremonies here to-
aorof ftedeSd;' but- ira-
pressiverercisesvill 'fake placa
tomorrow when the bodies are
transferred -from -tfie shib to the
train Tlio fnnl b: 111
Kuger's-men who were cunning! r t- '" WjHy
in v asningEon tomorrow at mrd;
ifo Cecopyon prcdlcpd
Ko $100 Kewnrd. ' -
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ASK YOUR BHOOCI-.'.
for a gncroui
to GEmr
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Sau Antonio Tex. Dec." 25.
Major vr. H. CiweU of the Sixth
infantr' acting inspector general
of the department of Texas receiv-
ed orders from the war department
this afternoon to report to the com-
mander of the department' of Calig
fornia for service with his regi-
ment in the v Philippines. Major
Crowell w"ho is in line for-prdmos
tion to be lieutenant colonel of "the
regiment has sufficiently recover
ed from the disability which he in-
curred dnring;theNCuban campaign
to enable him to join his regiment.
PROPOSED MONEY TRUSTc
enough to inspire the strangers
by their plausibility. ThnSj the
British intelligence department
Qceiv.ed the most m'innte reports
of the calibre rraug6and number
of-the eafihbn possessed. bv the
Bders.btit were" merely 'gulled by
the wily burghtus.
The English-" oveinment " sent
put gunsjn equal .calibre to what
see. .In the same iet ibis thought
tnat the Hoers rinderstated their
numerical forcesrand' small arms. I
' MIXED MARRIAGES.
night;
".A
WOBRIED-OYER .
THE SITUATION
New Yoi-k Deo. 25. Great Bri--tain
is worried over the manifest
pro-Boer feeling in this country-
nnc according- to the Journal's"
Washington advices has again
called tfie administration's atten-
the agents had been ''allowed to tion to the matter hrgiug action
against filibusters: h subject is
also worrying' th admidistra
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NeVYork Dec. 25. -It is given
out by.the Journal 'tli.a money
trust 'Ja being fortriedliere headed
rbv'John.D03kefller.- The plan
after
Tt l
Qn and after Jnne 15tb. 899
? regular paseengr trains will
run as . follows.
REGULAR TBA13--
Lpsivea Brownsville (Daily! ?. p. to .
Arrive Point Isabel f :; at 6:15 p. m.
Leave ' '. at 7. a. m.
Arrive Brownsville at S :ij a. ra.
JOSKCEIJIYA.
.GSHESBAL MAKAGIE'K" ..
F:F&i? e.O &SR2itf. W; . i to form a 'national bank
EV aiEis.'J.-SW'V -fV-- W" V . . ......
&&wtw i ti3?30f tha Band of Bn
Ev '' .-.6.Vs land and' to make it the central
VA' . . e3 fill - j -.7V . -'
vi es t-j-B-tJ r;rs..i. V. 5-i -."!
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vls 'Xesssfc-' .- fej
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s T-ejS3SCwftXs: AcS
fesARii Balm
contains no cocaine atn'pry mr j 'otnsc. ui-.
ttmons draff It opens ad iaer ujc Nn
PiUasc64 Al'aya Pain and Ir.t- khvhi. "hea s
Slid Protect? the X'emoraup. K rptte SenFs.
of Tast .aud SbisJL Te qmck-y alMorHfed. (i:k
&eust ac ence. 5 ci?. at lrn.tg or ar man:
rriaU'Sizel0c. at Dnrsxists or by m.-.tS-
iY C39XSSHae ?isrrel Sarfc 2fw Tori
money power' of the country.
In .this connection it is said that
Secretary of-theTreasnry Gage on
his retirement from hJSce will be
connected with the'new enterprise
and may become its president.
Teacher: "Bobbie did yon look
np the story of the Prodigal Son
as I told you!"
Bobbiev: ""Nb'ni Ma wouldn't
let me take' the Bible She's pres
sing autumn leaves- in ife" San
Francisco fesamrner
mis
Judge";
!' Iiej replied" firuiiy rti6
Ourt nA tr trt" oil rTIrIif- ''
Ikeep'-Uie awake- all nikht.
" 4
"CoTne Johnj" said the-ovife td
n. V ' . ;t '. . tha n?glst watchman jV'better have
Bishops Can Lot branfcDjSMMv rfn --. . . ' .iti4 4
tions During -ext Year: WMi" w"" y"" z
auty: . .
New York Dec. 25. rArchbisliop
f5Sl.- UA- -r St .j l- l-
vuiLiitu uas iruusmiuva to tne
clergy of the diocese a.decree from1;
the Vatican bearing pn the celebra-
tion of the jubilee of the holy year:
One effect of the decree will b.e tp
make difficult the marriage of a
Catholic to a protestant by a priest
iu 1900. Mixed marriages as they
are commonly termed are cnstoni'
arily allowed only by dispensation
Stockholders Meeting
- The regular annual .meeting of
'the Stockholders of the First Na
t-ionallBank of BrovnsviIle TexnSj
will bfrheld at its" banking house
oh Tuesday January 9llr. 1900
between the hours of due and four
of the bisheps but for the holy f o'clock p. m. for- the purpose oil
year power is suspended:
In his circular Archbishop -C'or-
electinga boards of directors feu
1 the ensuing year and siieli otherf
rigan says that the pope suspends j business .as inay properly comtf
special "faculties to ordinaries of before iti -i- " - '
diocesis "so that at this seasnj - A. 'Shhem Cashiers
fparticularly Kome should be tne Browsnyillej Texas' Dec. 5; 1SS9V
great fountain of mercy and spiritTo c 2re Jj& Grippo in Two Dar
nal favors for the Catholics of the; mi -1 .- r -j-
j lake Laxative Bromo Quinine
"entire world. m . . . . t .
m . . " . Tablets. All druggists refund- the
This is understood in Gatholio - -. Tr.
. money if it fails to cure.- ErW
circles to mean that only by ap- . .
. J Grove's signature is on each box
plvmg direct to Eome shall dis- 0-
ZOCi
pensation.s be granted during the - . .
year 1900; '"aSSiiSAI seaicnora Easily cfe3e
. 'WH SSilat Dr. files' Kcrfe Flairi.
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Brownsville Daily Herald. (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 154, Ed. 1, Friday, December 29, 1899, newspaper, December 29, 1899; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth116424/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .