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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-07

CASH BARNES would sooner-beat
Tandy than explain.
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CASH BARNES, your Oklahoma his
tory is at stake. Beef.
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IT is about time for Perkins to come
To the front aud mention himself.
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See Mrs. Saunders for latesL hat pat
terms. II
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court Order Condnctor nelnatated.

ALBUQUERQUE, Oct 6.-Judge Col
lier, associate justice of the terri
torial supreme court, has ordered the
receivers of the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad to reinstate Samuel d.
Heady, as conductor. Heady was dis
charged last July on the ground that
he was member of the A. X. L. and
in sympathy with the strikers. lie
satisfied the court that he was not Il
member of the union.
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BARNES hasn't the price on his per-
son, anyway.
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Colored crayons, both pencil anC
chalk, at the Capital City book store
Q l3 I'm
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THE Republicans are de trop.
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The finest and largest line of school
tablets in the city at the Capital City
nook store. l3 I'm
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First Pub. Daily Leader Oct. 3. ]
To whom it may concern;

First Pub. Daily Leader Oct. 5.
Notice.
To whom it may concern;
Notice is hereby gwen that Albert
Shuttle have this Il ~ filed his petition
for license to retail liquors in Guthrie,
Logan County, Oklahoma, and that
unless objection to the same as requir-
by law be flied by the 10th day Of Oct.
A. d. 1894, said petition Will be
granted
Guthrie. O r., OFT 9 1894.
+. j. DoLCATER,
County Clerk.
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WIsBY and prosperity.
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Hon. John $. johnson and Hon. John r.
Clarke.
Thursday, Oct. iith, at T:3O, at
saltwater.
Friday, Oct i9th, at 2 o'clock, at
Perkins.
Friday, Oct ieth, at 7:so o'clock, at
Cushing.
Saturday, Oct 18th, at oclock at
ingalls,.
Hon. Joseph wisby.
Wednesday, Oct 18th, ut 1870, at
Beaver.
We have again opened our store at
the old stand. All creditors have been
paid in full and we will continue as
the leading jewellers and music dealers
of Oklahoma. We would be pleased
TO see all OF our friends in want OF
anything in our line.
MURRAY & WILLIAMS,
The Leading Jewellers
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JOIN the Wisby club.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER :. 1894.

THR DAILY LEADER accepts advertis-
ing with the distinct and positive guar.
antee that IL has double the PAID
circulation OF any newspaper published T.,
oklahoma.
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The LEADER Bindcry is one Of the best
Institutions of the kind In the West and is
daily turning out large quantities Of work
Send in your orders for binding and blank
books aud they will be promptly attended
10
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Hon. Joseph wisb

Wednesday, Oct 18th, at 7:3o, at
Beaver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-30
2rsuazsol D "1A CsasseempaA ~ s.Rsce 'l2s

Lula dc FAxges hsbiA teHido 10 fortuna do l0gsx
tiempo hsblaT q empexAdcr EN- el momeHto que
prusba p6bca dc magRaEimidad podis 6t 81 iw plo
Napoe6A gnorAba 81 sfscto que BIZ producdo
ej6rcito In muets dTamftiCa miTtsi del coroA e
det Qaeria borTar squol 1ssueYdo 10 prssentaba
uAtsms a ocSs6n dc Esr elelneAts eekceder
aduto Cltudio Riyiere muy qpelido mas coHoci.
do apyeciado dc 10 que podia eapesYEs dada grs.
oa fuYore5 eYdiopaeg bsjo e ITO de Cesar aprovO
ch6 prsSexto que e cfecia L coRdea para pordonaE
10 vida eRemigo.
Al dis sguents entrsg6 Luisa do FArRss eI irdulto
del comandadte Rvisre.
no le pido mas que MA coaa-dijo - 81 que q
haga ovldsr.
-1Y IL solicita el dsrecho de luchar nor "a pafs?
-VeTemos-repufo Napoleon.
Eoligaac es.aba loco de coRtsntc, uarnaba I,uiaa
su buana hada" dirgi6 peRo dia Il casits del
Aunaee2 de sAdsfas de Il call Neuvs.SsiatJssp la
md slegremsRte auen Heva husns Eoticia IN
dobe penaameno cu86 por Il menta do Claudio Rviare
OTey6 s prRcpio que ibaH prendere; pc % dito en-
seguts que poT fB hsbfa egado 9ra de Il uchs nor
d derssho. Abri6 dudsn do u lbs encoatrarsa cara
sara con 81 pegro con 81 debsr ezcOntY6 ants Il
elsmeAGis.
Elcomsndants 70 puso hos1iblenente p6Iido cusnde
sognsc dio que poE Il volustsd del sppsrdor % ha.
llaba Hbertad.
-ILibrs. yoi-dijo ~ Iibrs pc1 81 Lo yehuso.
Estas fasxon pEneras palAbrsp prcnunniadas eon
fsmez', como q 81 pesd6n de- Cesar tusha m iAaulto
Is solioitade ds II atSa eess qua i luaha siee.
dsaSuFisrto iuasan7
: Napss ssissta-dilo sslieaaa~Peup ,peass vahu,
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ta6n rAEtants rseto para yolvst soaIE1Ls son;s2
vueRtrF personal
-lHAbeis vSto representa- 'Cinna2-diio 81 ompe-
Esdor.-lLa clsmsncis de AuguEtcl
--Pusa bier, af, Bsnor-diio Luisp tystaRdo de aoA.
reirss Escuchad CorRelle, 81 queres eacgcharme
& MIL
-El caso que eoz.sdisa vslsR mfs cra lls do
BYuMet-mnrmur6 Napole6R.
peFms Rosi5 poY meRto lileKcio.
~ vusEtro comaadAAts eStk lugGI RguroI-lA
dio
3d. rencr.
-,Y coneceiE 30 xstiro7
mo, o. iuro que No..
-Crso adivnAx nombYe III duque dc OtraRto
mo texia 81 corerte de los pafisemssH desda
ScheaR sP segufA TODD 10 queEpasaba aquL Ea del
raaKdants Riviere do quien traits.
81 ssnoH -coRte't6 Luisa voS frme
-Un hombYe valieste, En- efecto. Que 81 diable -
love Eus dean del III lAcsso ha cambr do todO
dSsde hace ounce sncR7 PeTo tmo reEultadc pre-
fero m Jasotiso izsurrecto moRGrquco Scpetido
dsEcoateato Id manana las TullegiaS condess
-tAhl IssnOrI
Elemperador detuvc los labios de Ia coEdeaa Las
Traces &c agradeeimiento efrsi6v.
-,Ohi atR no estOy decididO; ;-diio 81 enperador
eon vcz brsvs.
-si vueatva msjsatad no coaanIts mfs que Il mis-
mo- entoy tgsHquia-YepuEo IL cordees.
-lAh, que ladna EoisI-diio q emperadrr
aolTgsae qusd6 nnuy aatisfseho cusado II sfhora de
FArgeu cuants del resutado dc los iSeldaHtas de
ID antrsyitA No dUdabA del iAdultQ d9a eendsgaba
y serao Eslvado II aqmaaassta
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DE Ia CAROLINA

EacoRtrEndcas vAsARts u plaza - Dirsetos
de Il charsHga De Il Companfs de Vclurt tTics
dc mi msn5o, ue hssa pdbliso nara one los sspi
TaHtes 4 ella preseatsR aua RoliSitules haats q
disE del racs aAtraEts debiendo iuEtifcarss II
idcaeiasd del rssurreAts con documsntss gus as
10 ssrsditan.
La plazs sEtA dotada con vsnticinso psscr
rnssnuales, dsbsrS apistavEe 81 que Il ohtsn9s,
Las esadicioRea estshecidaa, do Las que podrks
enterarsa los isterasAdou dirijesdese sl one Fus.
cEibs. OarolisA. 10 septienbrs de Iss4.-El Cs.
pitss, Emilio PfaerO. 3-2
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NAPOLEON

Genio sin par, en- ambici6n de gloria
Henchido Ell corazon desde la cuna,
Tiende el vuelo a eclipsar una por una
Los paginas brillantes de la His oria.
De Annibal oscurece la memoria,
Brilla su estrella cuaj brilIo Linguna,
7 q su caro- encadena Ia Fortuna
Que le proclama Dios de la victoria.
Desde las anchas margenes del Sena
Su sombra Sc engrandece, y soberana
Envuelve d Roma y d Berlin y a Vlcna;
Pero al soplo e Dlos Ia sonora n4
Desaparece tr ste en- santa II lena. -.
iLecci6n divtna d ia So6ef6,d humanai
Ignacto de Negrtn.
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CHARADA

AkADA
I'm primo Orima en- ell mundo,
Que tiene en- Roma Ia Sede,
Tuvieron primera dos,
Segdn autores referen,
10 propio los hijodalgo,
Que sus hijas y mujeres.
81 primera cudrta paga
Tn hombre, cuando sucede
Que es el blanco de las burlas,
X hezmereir de las gentes.
Tres cuartd un case, 81 doy
Noticias que Sc referen
A sucesos de igual fndole,
Parecidos al que cuente.
81 t0do diaminntivo
De un SUBSTANTIVE que visne
Comprendido en- Ia charada
va mas claro no Sc p1ede. -.
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PsIyu cans LNiu

Son tan insipidos = inc
toFoa como es poGible, e.
san ~ ale&nee de t0dAa La
.oFtWnAs no privAndc 4 los
iRfeEmoa de loa buenoa
sfegtos dc este g6Asro De
.aAnamnAnnlAha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-30

A aRANDEs MALES aRANpEs REMEDlos-Cuando
Smpobrecimento organico aniquila el cuerpo e es-
ptrtu, se tDpone devover a sistema nervoso toda
tuerya vigor; de ah Ia indication especial del "ViNO
Cor&t0 dS CetbHa de Ulrci conceptuados por los me-
dlcos mas eminentes como el FecOnsfntente pode
1850 oil CdIszGd0r mas rapdo de las personals 6ebG1
Gattcas pruebese para corObOrar tales virtudes ya
Teconocidas aabadas por los enfermos que 10 han
tornado. De venta para Ia isla de Puerto-Rico X. Gu
uermety.
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elpsuIas ds Ter IlSI

alRAdo do azure, e oloT f6tdo completAme1ts
aIt Posee todas Las propiedades medicinaea del bs-
Ro rfHr0so oEdinAro, Gin toner q nconveniente da a
Agsx los mstale&.
Baf1o gu1furoso sin olor
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gTQGGGI d eIaala Aarlu

ExcitAR q Apetito, reie
van Las fuerxAs, activan L.
digestion, combaten eAcax-
mentalAa dlspepsiAa at6ni-
cas- y Ia debilidad do todo al
orGaliamo general
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RAs H##IEM EMIP!HS
Soluoi6n 4 la charada dc aycr
JA-BA-LI

Pare las AL0mLca1aa
Matri sulas de ganado vacuno. cabalar cerda, etc.
On alonaros de la cantidad de hojas que deseen
preoios moderados. de- apremios 80 ctvs. el
100 -Lbramlentos "a ei 100. Cargaremes 4 = el
loo, de venta aa esta imprenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-30

L. Seciasad ID Aoutspia MSdien Farms
e6utieo" colecsr6 dieha SIMS sa rrimera hipataes
- fncan eA eSta Ciudad IN iRtor6s m6dicc
Iatormsrk 81 Seaerer0 de disha Ecaiedad FtDGL
6-S
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En- una agencia de matrimonios
---inice usted que esa sefiora tiene
un million de pesetas?
---sf senor, , adsmds estG tisisa sn
tercer grado.
---SEstS usted SECURE?
-Uaballero, nuestra casa es muy
honrada garantiza todos sus artfculos.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
CITY OFFICERS.

County court meets for civil, criminal aud pro
bate business on the first Mondays in March, June,
September and December
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BRAZIL'S PRESIDENT.
Sketch of Moraes. Elected to Sue
coed Dictator Prixoto.

New York, April Is -Prudente
de Moracs, the president elect OF
he United States OF Brazil, as
sumes office on Sunday. lie is so
years ofage. lie Was born at Itu,
the weaIthiest city of San Panic,
and was educated there at the Law
Faculty, after his brother, Moroes
Barros, recently president of the
budget committee in the chamber
Of deputies. Prndenie de Moracs
was admitted to practice as law
ser l. 1868, at the same time as he
colleague in the Federal senate,
Campos Sales. lie soon acquired
celebrity as skilliul advocate and
an eloquent orator. In 1866 he b.
came a deputy to the San PaulO rs
sembly and a member Of the bud
get committee, wherein he learned
the details of public atf.irs aud
formed opinions favorable TO the
liberal party in the empire. When
The republic vas proclaimed ut
Paris, December 3, 1870, Moracs
inpu:sively declared his preference
for The republican form of govern
tncn', although his personal inter
est was allied with that of the lih
eral party. In February, 1891, he
vas nominated for president Of the
Republic, and although Marshal
da FonsccA WAS all powerful, obtain
ed 81 against the lattei's 123 votes.
Since then the name of PIu.lente
dc Moracs was always prominent
IN all public discussions of candi
iatcs to be elected by universal
outrage.
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TEXAS IRRIGATION.

The known length and width of
the so called artesian water belt of
Texas is growing constantly, and
the original ideas which were held
in regard to the area of this belt
have been materially changed.
There now seems to be no absolute
certainty a3 to where an abundance
IF ar;csIan water can or cannot b..
found if thorough search is made
for it hy putting down wells. We
are Informed that since the discov
cry Of AZ abundance OF aTtesian Wa
ter in McMuIlen county By the well
put Gown by DR.. j. b. Taylor on
his ranch large number OF addi
iional wells are to be drilled in
that immediate locality by stock
men and farmers, and til, It the wa
ter will be used for irrigation aud
stock purposes. The soil of Nc
Mullen county ia aaid to be very
rich, snd with plenty Of water on
it it will grow splendid crops. The
proposed Brownsville 6 San An
tonic Railroad is to to run through
that county.-Spanish American
Industrial Journal.
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BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1894
HUNTINGTON'S NEW LINE.
The Branch Road to Monterey
C-rtaln to Be DaiIt-New
Steamship Company.

Monterey, Mex, April 10
The Luilding of the branch road
from Reata on the Mexican Inter
national railway 20 Monterey has
caused quite stir among the capt
talists and business men of this
city. Those who are Interested in
The roads already built look upon
it as bluff or the part OF MI.
Huntington, but those who are
connected with him say that there
is no buff about it; that the road
viii be built within the next
ninety daye. 2
There is every reason 20 believe
that as soon as that branch is I'm
ished that lie viii put the engi-
neers to work to make survey
from Monterey to Alice on the
limo of the Texas Mexican railway
in Nueces county, Texas. When
that connection is made he will
then have nc shortest rou'e from
here to Houston, New OrleanF, the
North and Eaet, of any other aoad
1ha, leads ont from here.
MAJOR Jules a. Randle expects
soon TO close the contract 10 change
his street car Inc from the mule
to the electric motive power.
\ fey weeks ago a steamship
company ~as organized in St
Louis, do, for The purpose of put
ting on line of tugs and bargee
on the Pameco river from Tnmpi
60 inland. The style of tile COM
pany is E B. Rodrequcs & Co,
Captain Phil c. Suoigrass, rnsn
eyer The company will handle
fish, oysicrs, fiuit and vegetab 6
and ship them to the interior and
the United States.
During the month of March he
Monterey aud Mexican Gulf h .ul
ed from The Monterey smclters to
rarnpico 1872 carloads of builion.
There were 400 bars of 100 pounds
each to the car. The road AIS"
hauled about 100 carloads of COX"
and coal from Tampico to tn.
eneltrrs.
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A NEW PAIR OF EARS.
A Remarkable Feat in Surgery
Performed by DR.. Landry in
Parie.

AT the Bicctre Hospital, in Paris,
says the London Daily News, the
well known surgeon, NJ. Landry.
haa performed curious operation
on a workman OF Belgian nation
ality. The Belgian, it appears, got
drunk a short time ago, and was
taken to the police station at Gen
lilly when in state Of utter help
lessness. While he Vls IN the
cells another drunksrd, a mechan-
icaI engineer named Maohant was
brought in in state bordering on
Je'iriura tremens Machant was in
a terribly excited state, and he
attacked his fellow-prisoner with
extraordinary tcrocity, stirling him
and, horrible to relate, biting off
both HE cara.
When he came to himsel. Mach
ant became very peniten:, aid ask
ed TO be taken to the bedside of
his victim, who was now in tho
Bicetre Hospital, in order to ask;
his forgiveness. DIR. Landry, who
was there, said: SHOULD you like
to give him back his earsi" Ser
tainly," said the man. "Then,n'
said the doctor, "let me cut a
couple of small slips of flesh from
your arm, and it can DO done."'
The man consented and the doctor
Hid as he had suggested. The
pieces of flesh he shaped as yell
rs he could TO the likenefs Of
"a pair Ct ears, aud joined them
to the wounded places. According
to the latest accounts the operation
has been a complete success.
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TwENTY-EIGHrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

District Judge 2s;h judicial district IL G Russo
District Attorney --John l. AItlo,
J,st,ict OI,rs .... Louis Koyaisl
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WANT ROSS.

Lampasas, Tex, April, e.-To
The News: see under the head:
ing in your paper of the 9th. IN
stand" After the Raunion-A Ross
Sentiment, bud There l. No Sign
of Its Organization" Will say va
need no organization. We are for
Sui Ross for tie next governor of
Texas, as democrats, spontaneously,
unanimously end nbiquitoRsly. We
want the man back IN office tina.
after four years turned over the
state treasury 100000 ahead;
that had Texas credit abroad ahead.
of all other states. We need no
organization, but We Know our
wants and we want Sui Ross for
the next governor Of Texas. We
10 not Care what has been tho
precedent heretofore abont two
terms" We arc in n new era and
propose to have the man that steys.
by the people. We care not for
the nominations of conYentions,
We care not for the nominstions..
We need Sui. Ross in our business
aad must have him.. -.
OLD MORT WHITE.
Commander of Whites SCOUT,
G. S. A.
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AGRICULTURE Al INVEN
TONS.
Farmers Voice.

The spade used by the Roman
peasen's Juring the empire WAS II
wooden instrument tipped with
ron.
The wheeled plow was know"
in ancient Italy, and appears on
many 2oman coins and inscrip
tons.
Eailj New Zealand s. AIDES Law,
been found, tipped with j'de OF
other stone, TO give good digging
point.
Pliuy describes reaper in Use
in his time, which gathered the
heads of the gram, leaving only
the straw still standing.
The mol,l board was first placed
on plow in Gau!. At first two
mold boards We're used, 10 throw
the earth both right and left.
Tie earliest spade shaped in
strument is found in the Egyptian
uonnmen;; it is 4 stick with the
poin, Il ,tiencd and broadcned.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-17
RIOS DER ECTOR z
CIVIL OFFICERS.

CIVIL OFFICERS.
Eaderal Judge Luciano Cervantes
TDdge list Instance Francisco Guerra
President City Council NJ. Barrag IN
i,i,:of Of Police +. P.ZaIIa
Collector OF State Tax }, Il. Zolezzi
GnITr Stamp Tax y. A. Passemant
Colrr city tax r. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
,,3n,;n;strador G. Fernandez
Contador a. 0'i'0
A0oi"e I. Argiielles
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SOCIETIES.

{1o GR.yDE LODGE No. 81. ~. = R-B'
r g,rre.rtn- ~. NJ; : Dworman ) W; Isldo;e
lNarks. j. W; B. L. Cara, Secretary; r. D9lEen,
Treasurer; J. y. NItanspn, 5. D.; X H. "aiii5'
J. D.; q. ". Miller, Tyler. Visiting or3thsTs coz
SiaIiy invited. Lodge meets hrst and thiTd Tues
days in each month
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LEDGE 20. 972c.-w- F
. bennett, Dictator; Frank Champion Wee Dicta-
tor; A. Hanson, Assistant DICTATOR; =. J. Colnbe'
Past Dictator; ]. 3. Sharpe, Financial reporter
n sn,.rIT,,od. Recorder: a. Leahy Guide; Jesse
o. wheeler, Chaplain; A Tenk, Treasurer; 5ohn
ThieIa., Guardian: ". p. Lopez, Sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth Tuesdays OF e'ch la'i'i-
L O. O. F. LODGE No. - C. Il Naris, Noble
Grand: William A Se3le, wee Gr2nd; sOnn r, "
stnck,s Secretary George Moore, treasurer. The
Lodge meets every Wednesday night at f;5J;
Visiting brethren and all Odd Fellows Ii good
standing are cordially invited 10 atteId-i
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-17

"The trouble with this world,
R4ggsy," said Walker, the tramp,
sis Just here. In Central AmerIcn
bananas grow wild, but there amt
no .narkit for 'em. Up here where
there is a markit for EN- they
don't grow wild. What nach"r
wal { to DO 10 h p the workin'
man Is to have things gov wild
where there's a unaikit for them
hing5 "-u,rpet's 2 Ear
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MILL SER

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily at.....6 a. m
Rio Grande City, Mon
day, Wed and Friday at. 6. a. III
For Point Isabel, daily at..-.9 a. IN.
- MatamOrOs, Mexico, Except sun
day, ----.-...---.---'' "' '''0 g. IL
ARRIVALS.
From Alice. Texas, daily at 10 P. n.
- Rio Grande, TT We eki y u pm
Point Isabel, daily at % r. ID
q" MatImoroS Mexico. -4:5J p lii
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Mrs. Callahan: | want to get .
pair of shoes for me little boy.
Shopman: French kid! ME-. c.
Indignantly Indads noll IIe'r
my own sGn-Jorn ann bred near
Tammny IIall.-Iiarlem Life.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-17
U, 5. DIs; RIOT COURT.

The following are the officers ofand the times and
places of holding court for the Western Dlslc' OF
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-17

Court convsDes in San Antonio On the .hrst MOI
days in May and November
July. -
In Brownsville on the first Monday in January
and second ii onday in June
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-06-14
FLOWERS AND SHRUBS.

AMONG summer Towering bulbs glad.
iolus is the best plant from May till the
middle of June for succession.
NIGELLA, or love-in-a- mist, is hardy
annual, with finely cut foliage and
singular flowers, useful in bouquets.
SUITABLE trees for street planting
are Norway maple, sugar maple, silver
maple linden, plane, catalpa, paper
birch and elm.
AGERATUM is a valuable hardy annual
on account of the length of time it re-
mains in bloom, and furnishes desirabl Q
flowers for bouquets.
WILD cucumber is the most rapid
growing of all climbers. 1t has dense,
graceful foliage, with sprays of white
flowers which are followed by curious
round pricl1ly seed pods.
The date palm, which is of inesti-
mablc value in producing food for the
human race, flourishes in the dry region
of northern Africa and western Asia,
and often reaches height of 1875 feet.
Yucca filamentosa is hardy peren-
NAL, but a tropical-appearing plant
with long narrow leaves that remain
green the entire year. 1t throws up q
long flower stem in summer four tc
five feet high, bearing a large spike Of
creamy white, bell-shaped flowers
which retain their beauty for a long
| time,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-06-14
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

FISH netting makes pretty and eerv.
iceablc draperies in country house.
STALE crackers are improved by
placing in hot oven few minutes
before serving.
A PECK of fresh lime in 4 damp cellar
absorbs moisture and prevents malari.
GUS troubles.
STAND wet umbrella on the handle
to drain, otherwise the water collect
ing at the center will rot the silk.
HALF teaspoonful of sugar scat
tered over dying fire is better than
kerosene, and has no element of dam
ger.
IVORY knife handles that have grown
yellow with age or careless usage may
be whitened by rubbing with sand.
paper.
A LARGE rug of linen crash placed
under the sewing machine will catch
threads, clippings and cuttings, and
save deal of sweeping and busting.
KID gloves may be cleaned, when
slightly soiled, with q small piece of
oiled silk wound tightly about the fin
ger, and rubbed vigorouslr over the
surface of the glove. Good House.
keeping,