The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 33, Ed. 1, Tuesday, August 11, 1896 Page: 1 of 8
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cordiiUy invited Lodge
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EXCKLSIOB LODGU SO
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Osnd John Jt
r3 T T > y Keynes Tic < Grand
t nfc Smith Secretary John 5 Stneko Trca
Victor E lr Jr Silting X t Grand
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GergaTT JOllcr D D G M Tno Lodge
meets t 750 p ra ev < ry Wednesday nteM
Vtattmg brethren and all Odd icJows in
cordially Invited to attend
Eood standing re
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rfiCrixl M f tor A Browne ico
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Taat Dictator H 5herw ° od
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Reporter J B Sharpo ruiMrisl 2P J A
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1urt Treasurer J J Smith Chaplin
Leahy Guide Jtono Gut S S
Ucnnvidei Sentinel Trustees F J Coraoc
GaezaandAABrowne to Meets soconu
nd fjurth Tuesdays of each niorJi
Cathomo Kkiohts or AMEBici St Jo phs
Branch No 7i5Ofes on the l t and 3d Tuos
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dayofeachmonth3t8 p m from Jfcy
10th and at 7 p in from Oct 1st to April 30th of
each month tn Branch Hall at St Josephs College
Director Itev Fr Birois Piesldcnti A
Spiritual
A Browne VicePresident Fred J Combe Roc
Secretary John P Butegnat Finanaal Secretary
3enJ 0 Hide Traasurar ZI Fernandez Jr
ergt at arms J P Scanlan Sentinel Panto
Valdcs jr Trustees Jesse Thurham F
Cmbe A A Browne
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restaurant
Table supplied vlth fresh Rsh oyster
ganieand vegetnbles
Confortable and well furnished rooms
in connection with restaurant
Fresh Tobacios Cigars and Smoker
3Iateri
Elizabeth Street
Successor to Chriatinn He1
DEALER IN
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GENERAL MWiE
Hgliesb Price Paid For Country
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AEASSAS PASS and JfEXIOA NATION-
AL ItUlRaj
This Line UarrieB the United
v States Mail on Schedule
Time of 40 Hours
Stapes Leave Alice nnd Browm
ville Dnily at 6 a m Sim
days included nd nrrlvc
at Df8tin tiin the
next Evening
HATK3 OF FABE
UoimdTrip Ticket 8 22
15 ° °
Onefrlp
Children under 12 years hal fare
Children under five years free
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Domestic und Impoited Cigure
Ciiiiruttv and Tobncco of
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Iroprietors
Uroimisviltei Tex
SUMMER EXCURSION
T2IV1E TABLS
OF THE
From and after Jnno 15lh 1S9C
rcgnlur passenger train will
run a < 3 follows
Passenger Train between Browns
ville nnd Point Isabel in effect
on and after June 15
HEGULAn TRAIN
Leaves Brownsville Daily at op m
Toint Isabel 730am
Arrives 015 pm
firownsville 8 4oaiu
EXCURSION TRAINS
Lve Bville every Saturday at 5p m
Sunday Ha id
PtIsalel 4p m
Excursion tickets are good until Non
day mornings train
Commutation cards good for thirty
first class round tnps transferable
to members of ones family good unti
September HOth 189S will be sold for
S2500 Mexican coin
JOSE CELAYA
GENERAL MANAGER
rank Champion
BR0WX8V1LLE TEA
REPRESENTS THE LARGEST
GROCERY HOUSE IN
THE SOUTH
Sella Alcohol in bond Olive Oil
Yitjpgar Potatoes nnd Dried
Prnitfl WmeB fjiqnorp
Grain iu car lot Coffee
Rice nnd JIoIhfspij
MRDFMVHERS A8EHT
For Arohitectnrnl Iron Work Fences
RniiiuoB nnd JailH Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Coffin
Trimmings Stoves Per
fiimeryaod Sonpn
FULL STOCK OF ARMOURS
LARD FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
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MORGAN S S-
LIME
SQUTHERH PfiGIRG COMPANY
ATLiUiTIG SYSTEM
Steimrs make trips between
Morgan City or Nev Orleans
and Hrazos Santiaco
via Galveston abotifc
everv 10 days
For further information call on or
address
M B KIXGSBURY Agent
Headauarter8
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16ni
And Fancy Goods of all Descrip
tion5 enitable for
Wedding and Birthday Presents
insic Books Stationery toys tens
Inks Jewelry Silverware Fancy
G001I3 ot eyery description
Just received by
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Brojrnsvillc TexaP
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Sferrt
ASK the recovered
dyspeptics bilious
etims of
gue the
scased
they re
chuor
nnd flood
they will tell
you bv taking Sim-
mons LIVEH REGU-
LATOR
Tho Cieiret Purest end n < t Tflmlly
Medicine In the World I
Tor DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION Jann
dice Bilious attacks SICK HKAD CHE Colic
Depression of Spirits iOUR bTOMACH
Heartburn etc This unrivalled remedy is
warranted not to contain a single particle of
JlKUCUKY or nny mineral substance but ii
PURELY VEGETABLE
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which nn allwise Providence lias placed in
countneb where Lhrr Discaws most prevail
It will cure cl Disease caused by Derange-
ment of the Ilvcr nnd Bowels
The t > MPIOMS ot Liver Complaint are a
bitter or tjHd taste in tlio mouth Pain in tho
Back Sidis or Joints often jiustuken for Rheu
niHUMn 5onr btnmacti Loss of Appetite
BowcIshI intttly ti stive and lax Headache
Loss of Memorv wiiu a painful sensatioit of
liavitiK failed to do somtthin which ought to
have been done Dcbilitj Low iplrlU n thick
j cllovv at peararcr vt 110 Skill and Kyes a dry
Cough often mistaken for Consumption
Sonieuncs many of these svznptoms attend
the diseafct at other very few but the LIVER
is generally the seat of the disease and if not
Kegulnteil in time great suffering wretched-
ness aDd DEATH will ensue
The following highly esteemed personsnttest
to the vrtues of Simmons Liver Kegulaor
Gen Y > Holt Pres Ga S W K R Co Kev
J R Feld r Perry Ga Col E K Sparks Al-
bany Go C MaitersonLsq Sheriff lllbb Co
6a Hon Alexander H Stephens
We have tested its virtues personally and
know that for Dvspepsia Biliousness nnd
Throbbing Hendaclie it is the beat medicine tho
world ever saw e tried forty other remedies
before Simmons Liver Regulator but none gava
us more than temporary relief but tho Regu-
lator not only relieved but cured u Er >
Telegraph anu 2iESSUsGE Macon Ga
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J H ZEIL1N CO Philadelphia Pa
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
TAl ES B WELLS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Brownsville Texas
fflco Second Finer Ilia Grande Railroad BnlldlnR
Will practice in any of the Oonrls State or Federal
and and railroad litigation the Investigation of
I ties and prccaratlnn of abstract EpacUlUes
E
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A TTORNE YATL A W
DEALER IN REAL ESTATK
ornplete Abstracts of Cameron
County Kept In The Office
OfficeTEX
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BROWNSVILLE
p n MARIS
LAWYER AND LAND AGENT
MONEY TO LOAN ON
GOOD SECURITY
Office in Dalzell Building on
Levee Street
Brownsville Texas
1 NO I ICLE1RER
ATTORNEYATLAW
tlice ovor Firgt Kntional Bank
Brownsville Texas
Will practice in any of the
ourte of th State wlion specially
m ployed
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Ii RENTFRO
ATTORNEY AND
JOUNSELORATLAW
Vill practice in all Federal and
Uato Coiiria
Brownsville Texas
john p kelsey
attornpy at law
Will practice in the Federal and
fate Courts
Uio Grande City Zexas
TAS II EDWARDS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Land Titles Investigated and
Abstracts Furnished
Hidalgo Texas
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RIPANS
The modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine Cures the
common everyday
ills of humanity
Tn at
war
BKOWNSVILLE TEXAS TUESDAY AUGUST 11 1398
BRYANS TRIP EAST
LeaveTaking at The Train at
Lincoln A Big Crowd
Present
Lincoln Neb Aug 7 This
afternoon at 2 oclock the Bryan
trip tbrongh the west was in-
augurated under favorable con-
ditions and auspicious weather
From the house to the depot
people jostled each other with-
out compunction as thpy press-
ed around their honored fellow
citizen eagerly grasping his
hand and clinging to it long
enough to breathe a fervent God-
speed himself and his mission
Children were carried along by
the pressure of the crowd and
their childish voices could be
heard above the uproar in fa-
miliar greetingi Good bye Mr
Bryan Most of them were suc-
cessful in reaching hia hand
before he boarded the train
which pulled in several minutes
ahead of time in anticipation
of the great leave taking After
Mr and Mrs Bryan had enter-
ed the car the crowd cheered
Mr Bryan appeared on the
rear platform the band played
and in response to continued
and persistent calls for a
speechj Mr Bryan said
Ladies and Gentlemen In
ordinary limes I would have
desired to have the notification
take place at my home But
this is not an ordinary cam-
paign and I felt that the cause
should rise above any personal
desires we might have an3
therefore expressed the wish to
be notilied in New York to en-
ter the enemys bulwark at the
first shot
I appreciare the kindness
which the neighbors have
shown and all tlia lean prom-
ise you is that whatever I do
I shall do my dntj as I see it
and accept all consequences
which may follow Enthusi-
astic cheering and applause
Mr and Mrs Bryan were al-
lotted the drawing room in thf >
Pullman coach every section of
which was occupied
Aa the train pulled out a
thousand handkerchiefs waved
the party adieu the fond sin-
cerity of which was attested in
many ways Men and women
and children rushed around the
platform as tbe train moved by
nnd persisted in prolonging the
order of handshaking A crowd
of boys did not stopwhen the
platform was passed and the
lad who was most reluctant to
give up the chase was most
rewarded with a Bryan button
thrown to him by Mr Bryan
from the rear platfroin There
were a hundred carriages
around the depot and in the
midst of the excitement a team
ran awn
Murdofck K eb was the first
stop where a crowd of abont
fifty men and bojs were at the
depot Mr Bryan Stood upon
the rear plalforra and waved
a greeting to them but one sil-
ver republican a cripple per-
sisted in climbing Upon the
train and shaking
moving
hands As usual Mr Bryan
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was able to greet him by name
The train stopped but a mo-
ment at South Bend where a
dozen men conversed with Mr
Bryan through the car window
informiug him that most of the
parly were silver republicans
At Releigh fifty people were
assembled One old lady grasp-
ed Mr Bryans hand shouting
Bryan I hollered for ye up in
Omaha and Im hollering yit
the train to accompany the
party to Omaha and it appear-
ed as if Mr Bryan knew them
all personally >
GEN SAFFOLDS SUICIDE
Pathetic Letter Left to His
Friends Explaining Why
He Ended His
Life
Seguin Tex Aug 7 The
sudden and unexpected news
of Gen Shaflblds deaXh by
suicide an account of which
appeared in todays Express
is the all absorbing topic on
the streets The following let-
ter to the Seguin Enterprise
shows his premeditation and
explains the cause of his ac-
tion
Seguin Tex Aug 6 To
My Friends To be or not to
be that is the question
Whether its better in the
mind to suffer
The stings and arrows of ont
rageous fortune
Or to take arms against a sea
of trouble
And by opposing end them
In adopting the latter
course a word to my friends
may not be out of place With
ample fortune and at peacQ
with mankind I am and Have
been for bouih years to n con-
siderable extent a hermit bjx
reason of circumstances beyond
my control depriving me of
the sweet converse of friends
and the pleasures of society
This enforced imprisonment
has been borne I trust with
stoic fortitude but now I am
confronted with the loss of
aight which through these
long 3ear3 has been my beat
and truest friend Miauling me
with books periodicals and
correspondence to keep some-
what in touch with the times
Now ere this is obscured for-
ever rendering this beautiful
world with its changing lights
and shades a dreary waste I
fain would bid it and my
friends a long farewell
WM SAFFOLD
Mr Editor Please let this
appear iu 3our next issue as
an ad or otherwise as you
please and reserve a dozen
copies thereof Yours truly
WM SAFFOLD
Get old newspipers at thisofficfi
25 cent a h n rert
ISLAND OF CRETE
Mussulman Refugees Entered
Candia in Numbers
New York Aug 7 A spe-
cial to the LTerald from Canea
Crete says Mussulman re-
fugees have entered Candia in
large numbers It was found
impossible to keep them out-
side the gates as they were
starving This has caused a
About twenty men boarded Certain
ansiely among UJ
Christains who are leavinjr in-
considerable numbers all pos-
sible facilities for doing so be-
ing granted Many of them are
going by a special boat bound
for the Piraeus
The British warship Helraa
has gone to Candia LTer pres-
ence there will restore confi-
dence The French ship Liu
oise has also gone to Candia
Hassau Pasha the governor of
Candia has called a commis-
sion to provide for the feeding
and housing of the refugees
who are in a miserable condi-
tion
A battalion of troops has just
arrived at Candia Abdnllali
Pasha who is at the head f
the Turkieh military forces in
the island said I have not
the slightest fears about keep-
ing order My soldiers are
ready for all events
CLEVELANDS DENIAL
New York Aug 7 In an-
swer to an inquiry as to the
truth of the report published
in this city yesterday that
President Cleveland had made
known his disapproval of the
propvsed third ticket the pres-
ident telegraphs as follows to
the Evening Post
Buzzards Baj Aug 0 16
is absolutely untrue that I have
given any advice touching the
course of the Indianapolis con-
ference
GROYER CLEVELAND
Rev Dr E S Tipple pastor
of Grace Methodist Episcopal
church iu New York saysV
there is no new woman Shirt
fronts and bloomers do not
constitute a new order of char-
acter An attempt at mnimhh
riess is disgraceful is the way
he expresses his opinion on the
matter
Awarded
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 33, Ed. 1, Tuesday, August 11, 1896, newspaper, August 11, 1896; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61954/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .