Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. NINE, No. 157, Ed. 1, Friday, January 4, 1901 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL-. NINE.
B&OW&SVILLE TEXAS FRIDAY JANUARY 4 1901
NUMBER 157.
Ct) NS O L f l AT 12 D IN JtfLY 1893 W1TK THE DAILY COSMOPOLITAN WHICH WAS PUBLISHED HiSKE FOB SIXTKEN YKAKS.
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. 'State offickss.
oreMOT..- Joseph D. Bayers
. !Lieut...ov$nicr. . .-. J. IS. Browning
Comptroller -. .R. 1y Finley
Jland GoiaBBlJiaoaw. ... Chsa Eogm
Treasttrsr-.-. . .- .John W. Bobbins
"Stttoraey &neral. .....The. S. Smith.
Sapt. P.afcl$ laitrvofcion. . . . J.S.Keudall
DISUST-fiN COUKTY OFFIOKHS.
r)Hgref3aanllth. district. .R.Kl9berg
State Soautor 37th district. .....
D. Mclviel Turner
&opr.eearfcrea F. 17-. Seabury
8th. district . . . Yvm. J. Euasall
CkjMtyJndsa ..Thomas Gsrson
Soaaty-'Aarneyv-. .Hobt. B.Rentfra. jr.
Gssnry -Clerk . . . . Joseph TYebb
Sheriff. .... Celedonio Garza
treasure. . . . -. Aug. Colaya j
2lsessr. .. . Ezaquiel Cavazos
Collector .Damsso Lenna .
iurvaj-or.-. M. Hanson jr.
Sti'da &speter Teniae Tijorina
Cji'TY COMI8S10HHE3.
Prqmet 1 Atenojenes Oriba
treb'inst . . Jtise Celaya
Vreoiactj!?'. S. E. B. Raymond
VrioiUei'So. 4 Eugene Keller
Jfastie Pe&ea Precinct No. 2
. . ...... J. I. P. Franklin
Cuaty court meets for civil oriminal
probate business on the first Jon-j
Aaystn March June September au&De-:
git ornosEs. !
jtf&yor ThomaB Carson
5kif 6f Polioe. ... .L. 3. Batesl
iroasurer Geo. II. Putegnatj
3jcrstary .. Clemen te Martinea
4iteraey ...... .8. A. Belden jr.
urryor S. W Brooks
s3ssr and Collector . . S. Taldez
t. S. UlStRtOT COURT.
The following are the officers of and
tks Ukn and places of holding court for
ta Tfecter Bietrict of Texas;
. S Bintriot Judge T. S. Mazey
Aftemey Henry Terrell
Oir D. H. Hart
Marshal Geo. L. Siebrecht
' Court convenes in San Antonio on the
ftrst'Moadays in May andNovember
; In Auitia en the firat ilondaya m Feb-
ruary ad July.
In Bwwusville on the first Monday in
January and second Monday in June.
In EH Paso on the first. Mondays in
April and October.
TWENTY-EIGHTH JTTDlCIAl DISTRICT.
district JHdge Stanley "Welch
Hiatrict Attorney John I. Kleiber
Pistricfc Clerk Louis Kowalski
Distriat oourt meets as follows:
Cameron County First Mondays m
February and 8th. dayof October; con-
tinues in session five weeks.
Hidalgo County Fourth Mondays af-
ter th first Mondays in February and
September; coutinues in session three
weeks.
" Starr County Sixth Mondaya after
the first Mondays in February and Sep-
tember; continues in session three weeks.
Nueces County Ninth Mondays after
tae first Mondays in February and
September continues in sewicn six
.treek.
F. S. OUSTOJt HOUSE
C. H. Maris Collator
A. Thoruham. .a Speoial Deputy
A.A.Browne .. .Chief Clerk
E. K. Goodrich Entry Clerk
MEXICAN CONSULATE.
Miguel Barragan Consul
TIME TABLE
OF THE
ourande
Oo and after Sept. 15th.1900rer-
' ular passenger trains will run
'as follows:
KEGULAR TRAIN.
Ltjateii Brownsville (Daily at 9 a.m.
r Arrive Point Isabel at 10:15 a.m.
Leave n at p. m.
'. Arrive Browiisville t at4:iop.m.
J OS K CELAYA
PROFESSIONAL GAtiDS.
A.M&S WELLS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offifc Second Floor 1 io oraTitre Rnllrcd
Building-
E. X. GOODRICH. E. K. GOODRICH.
Ew -GOODRICH & SON.
Attorneys at. Law-.
Dealers in Real Estate.
Complete Abstracts of Cameron 'Count)
kept in the ofSce.
BEOtt-N W.LI.E. TEXAS
J
OHN BARTLETT
ATTORNEY-At-LAW.
Will practice in District State an'
Federal Courts.
Offisa wltb lX B. Wells In Bio Qr&ndo Bl oa
Building (npaUlriU
Brownsville. - - Tex
J.S.McCahpbell R.W.Stayton.
W. B. McOampbell
cCampbells Slaylon.
SucceBaora to McCampbells & Welch
and McCampbells & Son
Low ana Land Office-
Practice in Supreme. Civil Appeal Fed-
eral and other State Courts
Special attention given to litigation in
the Cbnnties of Aran6as Cameron
Duval l'.ida'go Nueces Starr and San
Patricio.
Abstracts of land titles furnished and
titles examined.
Main office Corpus ChH6tJ Texas.
Branch office Rio Grande City Texas
U. Gilts
(SueoHSRor to Bloorahfre &
Raphant )
BFWER In il. PJ
Staple Goods
Li nens5Hosiery
tie
Hats Shirts
Notions e c.
ELIZ&BLTH STREET . B80WHSiLLE-
c
H. THORN
Mce Hours: flot0s;m- a"
Office Opsosile lilk's Hots
BBOWSSVlIiLK. TEXAS.
-E. H- WALLIS.
- PHOTOGRAPHER
Its introducing hew and'select styles
ot Work at his parlors. Also new style
of fr.ncy card mounts
doling- and enlargements incrayonC
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R. R. P. ANDFRSON
DENTIST
"'rradiiate Vanderbilt Dental college
t charge for examining teeth
Office Hours
Office 9th t-treet. One blo k from P.O j
BROWNS Yl LLEt TEXAS
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A -NEW VARIETY OF RICE.
jaan rice has been produced
in Acadia Parish for 4 years aud
Ts now raised iu terser proportion
Ihan other rices; in fact uvonnd
Crowley fnl Ly' xwo-t birds of the
crop is Japan. Tie Crowley Rice
Milling Co. irapfrt from Japan
several feario&ds ea6h yeai for eed
H'ooduras. und Japan re the only
varieties planted. No doubt other
varieT.ie-s woii xlo us -well but
these seem to be the most desir-
able in tiro market. Rice has been
milled imported from Japan and
compared with what is being tiaily
milled of onr local raising and
there is no difference in either
yield or quality.
All riee naturally deteriorates
and runs to red or wild varieties
and it is necessary to change seed
frequently in order to keep up
grades. There has been too ronch
of a tendency to plant and harvest
a mnoh as possible regardless of
quality. Vast improvement is
yearly being brought about in
cultiTation and sowing "suitable
seed and instead of raising so
much low grade rice growers are
yearly improving in quality and
grade. The rice industry in this
couutr hss had a pkenomenal
development. A ferr years ago
bnt a few thousand sacks were
raised; this year the little town of
Crorrley will market fully 600000
sack of 4: bushels each represent
ing nearly 2500000 bushels. Ten
years ago Crowley was not in
existence. There are five iaree
rice mills in the towu aud anetlter
inill vrill bo erected at once. There
are also rice mills nearly every
station along the liue of the SPR
and mills on banch lines. This
iudnstry has become second in
importance in the state sugar
being first. John Green La.
NUTMEG MELONS
IN GERMANY.
A dollar and a half for a canta-
loupe during' the season eems
absurd yet this is whafthey bring
in Germany according to our vice-
cousnl at Frankfort. He savs
cantaloupes are a great delicacy
even more so than . pineapple
in German eltiea. They sell at 50
cents to $1.50 apiece weighing
three to ten ponnda. Some of
these are brought from Spain j
others are raised in German hot-
houses. French tomatoes in Ger-
many ara sold at high prices 6 to
14 cents a pound .according to
aeason; they are chiefly used to
flavor meats not ste?red. Only
the best hotels and the wealthy
bujr fresh tomatoes."
RUSSELL SAGE'S RULES
C FOR SUCCESS IN LIFE.
Out of ever' dollar earned save
twenty five cents. Save seventy
five cents if yon can but never
less than twenty-five.
Get tip at a regular honr every
morning and work uutil the things
that are before you are finished.
Duu't drop what yo have in hand
because it is j o'clock.
Be honest; nhravs have the
ourage to tell the truth.
Don't drpend on others. Even. if
yon huv a rich 'fatheiv "strike 'out
for yourself.
'Cnit irate- independence '-at the
very outlet.
- Learu the value of money.
Realize that it stands "when hon-
estly raa'de ias the monument to
your value us a citizen.
Be jealous of your civic rights
Take a wholesome interest iu pub
-lie affairs but do not let politics
V anything else- interfere with
the rigid administration of your
private duties. The State is tnud$
up of individuals.
Be clean and decent.- Don't do
anything that you would be asham-
td to discuss with your mother.
Don't gamble.
Be circumspect in 'your amuse-
ments. In cotineofcioi i?x amusements
I have never been able to under-
stand why the ouug men of to-
day deem the theater an absolute
essential in seeking diversion. Af-
ter all is said aud done the tbeater
even at its beat is neither so ele-
vating nor so instructive nor ao
satisfactory as a great many other
avennes of pleasure. Ah eveuing
with a good book is or ought to
be more satisfying t tie f" young
man of brains than air evening in
a hall where a lot of make-believe
characters are strutting up and
down the stage like children at a
masquerade. When the human
race reaches its highest mental de-
velopment there will probably be
no theaters. The people then will
require neither stage settings nor
actors to interpret the writiugs of
their poet- scholars ' and story-
tellers. Bnt that time i probably
still far away. Meamrhile it be-
hooves the young man to get. all
the fatisfactiou that he eau but of
book8ather than out of theaters.
It is less costly and from any
standpoint more desirable.
Speaking of the security of life
and property in Southwest Texas
the Snn Diego Sun says: "Lifemd
property are"far more secure here
than in many places that make
greater pretensions
ture and
refinement
principal i
k is the
e law
but tne rai
ph and
telephone s
helped the
officers to reduce this to a nominal
degree. The writer has lived in and
traveled over this eountry for.nine-
teen years traveled night and day
and seldom carries a weapon of
Any kind yet he has never "been
imposed on or seen the use of
arms for protection."
HER WEDDJNQ "TOWER."
From Lipplncott's Magazius.
An accomodation train "on a dis-
tant railroad ras dragging along
when & long lean and Hallow wo-
man in what appeared to be sub-
dued bridal finery le.ued erois
aisle of the c r and said serionslf
.... .t " i
to a lady sitting oppesite lier : j
"Dear me! It's a kM of n sol !
;
emu thing to be trav'lin' Tfilh two!
tv- nln'r UQ
" 4 1 d o n o t know vhat y ou j eair
replied the lat!y.
"' Oh inebbe not. Well you
see my first hn'sbsnd died 'bent- a -year
agoj an' was bnried over in.
t'atrick Connty an' last week I
was Tuartied ag'iu an we an' riiV
pt'cond husband have been 'overtS
Patrick County on x little weddiu1
tower an' I thoaght I'd jcihd 67
like to have my first busbatod- ba-
ried in the graveyard nigh wht
I'm goiu' to live now an' my sec-
ond husband was willin' so.wa
tnk my first husband up a'u' -jie'i
in the bSggage car niahg 'with our
other things. Mv second hubban'd
is settin' out On the platform tak
in' smoke an' I been settiu' hera
thinkiu' how soiemu it is to gobti H
a wedding tower with two hus-
bands. It's a tnrrible solemn pTecS
o' biftness when you come toJthiulc
of it." Laurence Lee-.
The following instance which.
shows rare intelligence ota hore.
vouch safed by a correspondent
of the Rural World : A friend of
mine had a horse that was in ' the
habit of taking the children 16
school in the morning and he was
left to return home by hirasetf.
One day iustead.of going home bd
went to the blacksmith shopj-vhich.-.
was quite out of his usual route.
The smith tried to send him away
thinking he had wandered away
from home but ths auimal persists
edTn remaining. Finally the ani-
mal'held up one foot and thesmith .
examined it and found a stcuo
wedged in bettfeetr the frog and
the ahoo. The atone was removed
and the intelligent creatnre wenfe
straight home. Sorely there iraa
much reasoning in this case as well
as the exercise of memory.
THE TWICE-A-WEEK
REPUBLIC
Every Monday and Thursday d
newspaper as good as a magazine
and better for it contains the lat
est by telegraph as well" as inter-
esting stories is sent to the sub-
scriber of the "Twice-a- Week'-!
Republic which is only $1 a year..
Xhe man who reads the "Twice-..
a:Week" Republic knows all about
affairs political domestic aud for-
eign events; is posted about the
markets and commercial loattera
generally. gt'
The woman who readsr.tjie
"Twice-a-Week" Reptiblic gathers
a bit of valuable information about
household affairs and late fashions
aud finds recreation in the 'bright;
stories that come tinder both the
headings of factand fiction. There
is gossip" about new books and a
dozen other topics of especial i.u
terest tothe wide-awake man an
woman.
Brvinir nrcnriratloiif; rnnph deteU
op dry catarrh ; they dry np the secretions
R-hich adhers to the membrane and decom-
pose causing" ft far nioro sarious trouble than
tho ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry-
ing inhalants fnmos emokea and innfTd
and use that -which cleanses soothe and
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mailedfor 10 cents. All druggist selT to
50c. size. Ely Erother? 5G 'tVirren St.. It. 1 .
h Bairn cures pain doeji not
inito agli!r.
over anirntatedtmaangrysurraje rener-.
ing immediately thepftinfidiiinannnation
v'ith Hj's Cream lialm yoaare aiawu
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Wheeler, Jesse O. Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. NINE, No. 157, Ed. 1, Friday, January 4, 1901, newspaper, January 4, 1901; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth143993/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .