Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. ELEVEN, No. 144, Ed. 1, Wednesday, August 13, 1902 Page: 4 of 4
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PROTEST FROM IRISHMEN.
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X.itioiiali-H R4i'u-ea i- J'art'.npate
in the Coronation Ceivnmnit-s
fn London.
Rio Grand Railroad.
: Mission Valley
ur u ir vv. t
On and after June 14th 1902 j :
regular passenger trains will!
run as follows:
Leaves Brownsville (daily) at 5 p m
Arrive Point Isabel " " 6:lopm
Leaves " " ' " " afti
" " S:loani
Dublin. Amgu-.. '.. At a meeting
if the Irifh nationalist parliamen-
tary party held in the city halL
here today Jon Redmond who oc-
cupied the chair said the party as
a party had ior.Yia.lly withdrawn rrive Brownsville
fnm partition m the corona- " J0Se Celaya i
tion celebration and had assembled r J
for the purpose of protesting against 'Brownsville General Manager.
-the usurpation of Irisii government
by England. King Edwa$i;iie adr' JToIlIl W" Bfojt
led. was not the dfliistitut-ional - '
monarch of Ireland. T6 English- AGENT OF
sovereign had been so since the
'Victoria. Texas.
!'!) bot fruit tre. s I plant
in I I"lnvty Ro fit Hiii
Ff)r ea ' n i !.!-.-. prie-s :iol
!! I ii formal lot) 'ififilv 5
G 025RERDOXKo..
Nui s-r Vic'"! ih . ( ' . 'Ie.a-
t-r V. Gavito A
Hro .vxsville - - - Texas.
union.
A resolution which was adopted
declared that "Ireland separates
herself from the coronation rejoic-'
ing of her merciless oppressors and
stands apart in her rightful discon-
tent and disaffection." (
.M.nxi uiuui. s.uu ugia.m Al6o Turpentine .: Linseed Oils Gaso-
unabie to drag Ireland as a willing j Hnej Candles Axle Grease etc. I
Wafers Pierce Oil Co
Supplies the trade with
ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICAT-
ING OIL OP EVERY QUALITY
'L A. ROUSSE'iV
Elizabeth Street I
T
march through Londpn streets to-
day. fc " - .
PLAIN TALK FROM BOSTON.
This is the reason why the drift
of political sentiment is toward
such a reform of the tariff as . will
make the prolific mother of trusts
less fecund henceforth. Her fero-
cious progeny have exhibited their
cruelly avaricious disposition so
recklessly that the plain people who
are not sharers in their wanton
plundering are thoroughly and just-
ly alarmed. This issue is taking
precedence of all others in the pop-
ular judgment. The reason is that
it is immediately pressing. It di-
rectly affects the housing the warm-
ing the clothing the nourishing
the comfort and hopes of the vast !
majority of Americans who are not
shareholders of the inordinately ex-
panded capital which levies merci-
less imposts on their scanty earn-
ings. They are forced to cry out in
protest. The alternative is submis-
sion to a grinding rapacity which
makes their wages relatively lower
and their lives more barren of
homely comforts than in what are
considered less prosperous times.
They know that their industry is
producing greater aggregate wealth
which is being appropriated by a
few of the people through arts and
devices that make the proportion of
those whose toil earns it less than
before. There is unexampled luxu-
ry but they are not partakers of
Fortune's largess.
The gulf between the rich and
the poor always deep and wide is
deepening and widening year by
year. To be sure charity that
kind of charity which consists of
giving a part of one's superfluity
no jasUer how gotten to the needy
nu to institutions for the needy
increases; but not in fair propor-
tion to the increase of gain. Our
modern plut4Xrats give millions
with -le-s personal sa-viri--i than the
rich men of our earlier day gave
thousand-. What the honest self-re-.ecting
working 'people of this
country a large majority of all
want is not charity but justice.
They rejoiee not in being dependent
but in b' ing independent. They
properly ak means to earn enough
to take cave ot themselves and their
families from youth to age and to
live their o wn iives bravely unbe-
holden to anybody except for the
consideration that their work should
command. They do not aspire to
the condition when they will have
to be the grateful for the crumbs
that tall fjom the rich man's table.
Boston Herald.
Webb coimtv'sJ
the present y
Sells Gasoline Engines 1 1-2 to 50 Horse
Power with or without Centrifu-
gal Irrigating Pumps. .
SELLS SEWING MACHINES NEW OR OLD.
KEEPS NEEDLES OIL AND EVERYTHING
ELSE FOR THEIR USE . REPAIRING SAT
ISFACTORILY DONE. RENTS SEWING
MACHINES; RENTS .AMBULANCES
;ts Mi
The place to get a first-class
Shave or Hair-Cut.
Louis Cliaray
THE "UP-TO-DATE"
8HOEM 4KE8.
"Will make you shoes or boots thac
are stylish and.conifortable.
Repairing of ladies and children's
shoes done at small cost.
or
'of
Las Sos Naciones
MiliiiaIIa&Co.
The public will find an
extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS SHOES HATS
JEWELRY AND SADDLES at
prices without competi-
tion at " "
LAS DOS NACIONES
Front Market.
iPolite and Courteous Attention
to A I'
Louis Kowaiski
merchandise ana Custom
House Broker-
General Receiving and For-
warding Agent
Brownsville Texas
5
REAL ESTATE
AND
Live Stock Broker
Brownsville. Texas.
Agricultural lands suitable
y for farming in the valley of the
W RIO GRANDE also in the State of W
y TAaIAULIPAS MEXICO will be
sold in small or large tracts to
W suit purchasers.
m-RIGE AN$ SVGA R g
$ LAZDS A SPECIALTY-
Qi to
The New Schooner Lme
-COMPOSED OP THE SCHOOXERS-
trazos Beacliain and Pierce Simpson
-PLYING BETWEEX-
'New York. Netvx Orleans Galveston
and Brazos Santiago.
Rates from Galveston to Brownsville '2b off old Morgan Line rates.
Rates from New Orleans' to Brownsville 20 off old Morgan Line rates.
Por freight space and other information apply to
Emile L. Kowalski New Orleans La.. aents or
Frank L. Kirk GalvestonTex.3 a "-
GEORGE MORE Agent and General Manager .
Brownsville. Texas.
Wm. Kelly
President.
S. L. D WORM IN
Vice-President
k. Ashheim
Cashier.
i
THE FIBST NATIONAL BAM
OF BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS j
OAPITAL m000
Surplus nndllndivided Profits 20000
A GENERAL BANEtNS BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
J.-S.-&M.
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IS
HROWSMVII.LS. Tssar. ANn ' &TAM0RGS. ilssico.
WHn"HF"STKA A?. MS AND AMMUNITION.
ESS rrrH r- r-
Health
Liuiitioii
oo Want the Best.
Yniir Physieian aims to pnt
all his k tiovl'(iiiP experience and I
skill into rlir prescription be
iviii".-. It is ati yrder for a eom-
binnr.ioii of rein-dies whieh your
eate requires tie cannot rely on
the result unless the ingtedients
are properly compounded.
Be fair to your doetor and
to yourself hy briiijrii.tr nir
prescriptions here. They'll be
compounded tuy by registered
pharmaeists.'who are aided by the
largest stock of drugs in this part
of the States everything ot the
finest quality that money can buy
r experience select.
J.-L PUT EG NATS BR0.
j Botica pel Leon.
gives all the news of the day nd
special features of importance mid
general interest.
Home happenings are the main
value for the people of tins ivn
and will never be overlookfri by
the editor.
The Herald as a local paper
can never be superseded; it is the
o-Iy publication here and yn are
forced to take it if you want to
know the local news.
To reach the people of this sec-
tion adverti.-ers are bound to use
the columns of The Herald.
Anybody in this city who does
any general advertising at all uses
its space. That shows plainly the
credit of the paper by the community.
I H. M. FIELD I
ill -DEALER I IV f
Shelf and Heavey Hardware.
-arAORICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
iflf
Buys and sells Mexican money
and Domestic Exchange.
Foreign Drafts issued on all
points in Europe.
DIKECTOES.
William Kelly O. H. Maris
Robert Dalzell A. Ashheim.
S. L. Dwrorman M. Alonso.
Iff
Tin and Wooden Ware
Wiipperman Non-Breakable
White Enameled Ware
Sheet Tin and Iron
Round and Plat Bar Iron
White Lead Lubricating Oil
Turpentine Paint .Varnish
. and Window Gass
iff
Mixed and Dry Paints for
Carriages and Buildings
Uarriae. Wason and Build-1
ing Material.
Sash Doors and Blinds to
order. '
Lime Cement and Bricks.
Agt. for John Pinnigan & Co Mf
Pays the Highest Prices for Hides Skins and all CouDtry Produce l&
$82940 thej
the.
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Wheeler, Jesse O. Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. ELEVEN, No. 144, Ed. 1, Wednesday, August 13, 1902, newspaper, August 13, 1902; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth146240/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .