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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
e!eaante Goliiime.

S6on iGnaft bat bie Slpu1e arfge.
bort, oIs BE itanbtbsil bes WorgeHf
ober Neglise 4n5uses gu gelten. Sls
1T falonfdbis ssiporOen unb oamit 81
elmer 8eliebtbeit seftiegen, Der iih pobl
ned fein Soilsttesegenitanb bur9 10
lange 3eit erfreut bat. 0ie Wtooe Der
8louTen lit BON iibsraus praftii3em
Wertbe unb babel tleibiam uno ius
eenbli9. Oarin liegt pobl bic Grtlds
rung fir bic 8ebarrli9feit, nit Der
alle Oamen, 9llt unb Sung, an ibr
bGngen. Gs iprift au9 tein InSei9en
bafiir, bab biss fobalb cine Qenoerung
srfabren Iollte. 9amit 1T aud bic 3us
funft bes @iirtels ssii6ert. peldem mir
tiirslia eingsbsnbs 9tufmertiamteit gez
ibsnft baben. 8louIe unb @iirtel iinb
sfpsi unsertrennlihs 8egriffe. Ginfas
9en. engliIden unb eleganten Soiletten
iinb glouien beigeaebsn. bic natiirlid
js nad bem 3pede. fir ben lie beitimmt
iinb, in ben allerperIdieDeniten @arids
tionen auftrstsn. @elten iie als 8erz
poGitdnbigung elmer sngliI9en Soiz
lstte, 10 iinb iis in slei4sm Stoffe gez
baltsn. iperben audi oft nit einem gang
fursen S9Dbden auBsn gstrdgen uno
nit iedsfingerbreiten grduen ooer ipeiz
BEN 2ebersiirteln auIammengebalten.
SslbtperitGnbli9 finb au9 9lenberunz
gen erlaubt, bod gilt uniereQngabe als
einsig elegante 3uiammenitelIung fir
&leiber i'm r9enre taillsur". Seibene
blouien ober Iolhe aus gouffrirtem
MouTeline Chiffon ober SeiOencrepe
beniiBt man fir elegante @drtens ober
ou9 8eiudstlsiber; geIsllt man iOl9en
@louien nod irgeno einen 8eIdb, Iufs
pub pber 8rasen aus e9ten SpiBen, 10
tDnnen iie CUR bollenbeten SalonsSpiz
iette as.ra9en iperoen, tnsbeionbere
tpenn bonn fultisen Ssibengiirtel lanse
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
yIooerne Nixeil.

Ga sibt salim sins befere 2sibess
iibuns, als bas Sbnimmsn, uno bod
aibt IS nur penig MGbdsn, tpelde
baHelbs erternsn. 0us S9pimmen
itGblt ni9t nur bic Musteln bes &0rs
pers unb gibt bemIs!ben eine gruciDIe
Saltung, ionbern es perlsibt aud
SelbtOsrtrausn i'm 9(ugenblid Der
@efabr. 80 INNER S9pimmi9ulen
beits6sn, fpllts tsin iunges Wtdo9en
ben 9siu6 elmer iol4sn peridumen.
MsrtpiirDigerlpsiie sibt ss in unierem
2anbs, bas isben nur erbentli9en
Sport cultiDirt, MIR al psrbGltniB@
mGbig psnigen Srtsn berartige &ns
ftaltsn, uno bic junge S4one, psI9e
ii6 gum Nirlsin berdusbilben mill, 1T
msiitsns auf bic bilfreihe Sano zines
s5reunSes ooer 9rubers ansepieien.
Oas S9ipimmen 1T leiht 5u erlernen,
benn bas @sipi1t bss msni9li6en
SDrpsrs tommt bemienigsn zines gleia
chen @plumensWaher unssfGbr glei9.
8is sur Saile rsiasnbes Waiisr, Die
itarte Sanb zines S9pimmtunoisen
uno cine tIsine Ooii5 SslbItOertrduen
finb bic einSigsn @rforbsrniiIe, nm i'm
G9pimmsn in tur5er 3sit 5ertigteit
au erlans.n. Oie S4iilerin 9e9t nit
ibrsm 2ebrmeiitsr in oas Walisr; lsB@
tsrer l,gt Die linte SaTo, in Der
SGilItngessnn, unter ibrsn SDrpsr,
pGbrsnO sr bic Re9ts untsr ibr &inn
plaeirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Oas 8eetbopen6aus in Der
9pnngdffe.

Sonngaffe.
aber, in ipel6em 9eetbppen einen orpz
BEN She'll ieiner &nabeniabre aubra9z
te, trdgt beute nod bic alte Safel nit
Der falfhen 8eseidnung: n8setbopens
9eburtsbaus".
Der 9roBDater, 2ubtpig ban 9eetz
bopen, seboren gu 9lntperpen 1712,
fam, tuum slpunaig Sabre aft, na9
Bonn unb ipurbe i'm Sabre 1882 bonn
&urfiiriten Clemens 9(uguit als 9abs
idnger nit benz Sitel SofmuIitus unb
bem bamals re6t anIebnli9en glns
fanasgebalt bon 400 @uloen angeite[lt.
Gr blieb 5eitle6ens Elm treffli9er Sdns
ger uno purbe 1851 iosar turfiiritli>
der Softapsllmeifter. S9on 1888,
einunb5panais Sabre aft, bate er bic
neun5e6niGbrige Warid Soiepba poli
aus Bonn gebeiratbet. Bon ben ainz
bern aus bieier gbe blieb nur Der 1740
geborene Sobn Sp6ann am 2eben.
2eiber CAB ii9 bic @roBmutter 8estz
bopens bem Srunte bin unb mubte
ipGtsr in einem 9loter su 9Dln unters
gebra9t perben. Sbre ungliidielige
yieigung pererbte iih leiber auf ben
Sobn. Oieier, als Sanger ipie als
Meni9 glsi6 unbebeutsnb, mar Elm
unitGter, lsi9tiinnissr, iopiuler BUR-
fbe, ipssbalb ibn Der @ater aud i6ersz
ipeiIe rSobannes ben 2Gufsr" nannts.
Gs mar ipobl auf elmer ieiner luitigen
Sabrten, baB er in GbrenbreitItein bic
Sodter bes turtrisrii9en Sauptfo9s
Setpericb tennen lernte. Wldrid Mldgz
bulend Seiperi9, unieres 8eetbobens
geliebte Nfuttsr, bate bereits nit
iiebenSebn Sabren ben furtrieriI9en
Sammerbiener Sobann 2apm sebeiraz
tibet unb mar ldon i'm Qlter bon neuns
ss6n Sdbren Wittipe geiporben. Die
Srauung fano itatt am II. Nopember
1857, unb bas iunge Paar aog in bas
!Sintergebdube bes 9auIes 9onngafe
515, bss nunmebrigen 8eetbopenbauz
les. ueber ben bei6rGnttsn Wobnrduz
men befdnb ii9 bic unmittelbar unter
bem Ou9e gelegene S6lafitdtte. Sn
bieier Grmliden 8ammer erblidte am
16. DECEMBER ITO 2uOpig ban 9eet>
bppen bas 2i9t Der Welt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Die % 6 lam INNER, in mel 6 er
8eetbppen seboren

So iinb bsnn biss Sdus, oieIes
8dmmerlein setpeibte Stdtten. Spit
bat man iie als iolhe in pistdtpoller
@eiie ertennen unb pflegen gelernt.
Grit nu9pem iie lunge re4t untpiirbiz
gen 3peden gebient, ertparb enbli9
sine glnsabl Bonner 8iirssr bas 9aus,
I'M es bauernb ppr @nttpeibung gu
i1iiben unb es nur benz 9lnbenten bes
MeiIters Su piomen. MDglidit in ben
alten 3uitano auriidperiebt, follen bic
Hdume bes Sauies Elm 8eetbppenmue
feum aufnebmen, pelhes 4noenfen
allsr 9lrt an ben sroben Sonbi6tsr,
9anbi6riften, 9ilbniiie, bic 9lusgaben
feiner Werte, bic 8eetbopenliteratur,
CUR @eranI9auli9ung unb pertieften
&snntnib unb 4uffaiiung Ieines Wss
iens unb ieiner Gntlpidlung Dersinisen
unb ben 5ablIoien 9erebrern ieiner
oDttli4en 8erte sugGnglip MAIDEN
foll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

Damn itredt bic S9iilsrin bic 8sins
aus uno nimmt bic poritebenO BARGE
itellts Sultung Elm. Npr teine Qsngits
Ii9tsit Ods Wahsr uno bic 9dnbe
bss 2ebrmeiitsrs trasen ben SOrpsr.
SSn bieisr Poiitipn miifen bic eriten
S9pimm6epegungen 9sma9t Deroen.
Die SGaos ipsrben an Die SruIt gsSoz
gen, 10 baB bic SingsrIpiben, Bel na9
auben gebrebtsn SanoTld9en, iib beis
nabe beriibrsn; bic 8ene tpsrbsn mDgz
li1it an ben lnterlei6 gs5ogen. Damn
tperosn bic 2lrme na9 beiOen Seitsn
bss 8Drpers ausgeitredt, uno bic
iSiiBe trdftig 8uriidgeitoBen; man muB
qenau Oarauf a9ten, ,OaB bic Qrms uno
Seinbepesunsen gu 9lsifer 3sit itatt>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
G o # il M aus &repp lit 3 ii lls

~
Die beisefiigten SGuitrutionen tel
len einige elegante Goitiime bar, Die
aus ben erIten 9erliner 9lteliers berpors
gegansen iino.
Ous fir iunge 0amen gu Sommers
feItli9feiten geeignete elegante @oitiim
aus grim unb rptb p9dngeant" Seiz
oenItoff beitebt aus sinem glatten, nit
einem faltigsn @iirtel abi9liebenoen
Rpd, Ioipie elmer bur6 einen eroben
9raqen BON seIbli9er. sadiger 9uis
piireipibe erpollitGnbisten SdilIe. 2sBs
tere 1T binten gei9IolIen, baielbIt lGngs
Der Mitte in cine, born in orei Sollz
falten qeorbnet unb spiIden bieien nit
pliTirter, griinsr SeibsngaSe betleibet.
misunderstanding aufgeieBte SpiBe
f1miidt bic in Seulsnfprm gei9nittes
nen Germel, ipsl9e ebenip tpie Der Sir
tel unb Der nit pliFirter Seioen9dSe
iiberoedte Stebtragen nit tleinen Hoz
ietten aus rotbem Sdmmet persiert
iinD. SelbItoefItGnblith lui1en iia fir
bieIes Goitiim aud einfa9sre StOffe,
ipie 9repp, MtuheIin etc. perpenoen.
Der slatts &pd bss biibi9en Slsioes
aus gslblibem, semuitertem 9reppItoff
ihlieBt nit sinem @iirtel bon flieberz
farbenem Mpirebdnb ab, ben born
spei &oIsttsn. binten stpei lang bsrab>
bdnaenoe Gnoen BON oleihem 9ano 5isz
rem. sSdd9snartiss 9bsile. Oeuen iid
elm GROCER Sraasn anIdlieBt, iofpie elm
sSabot nebit Stebtraaen aus geitidter
aelblider Siillipibs bilbsn bic elsgante
9arnitur Der bintsn alatten, nit baus
ibiaen 9lermslu Derbunoenen SaiGle,
oeren oben unb untsn lsitt eingetrGufte
9orbertbeils in Der Wtitte, ipie eriidts
lid, puffig urrdnsirt finb. S.br tleibs
fam unb leiat 1T Der aus bslIem Ssis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

SGeib aus 9ansednt Seibe.
S4drpen nit Sranienabi6lub berab=
bGnsen. Der pieredige, bod gar ni6t
tiefe, iid bsm Salie fait anidlieBenbe
4usfhnitt fam iolpobl Bel Reiiez ipie
BEL promenaOsblouien 9erpenbung
finben, 1T ieoo9 nur bann tleioiam,
ipenn i'm eine 8atiitItidsrei pbsr Spite
um9ibt. bic enttpeber in paTenz poer
2eiitenform angebrudt lit. Sier gibt
es bic mdnnigfaditen @ariunten. Sdige
ober 8ogenpaHen, ooer iol6e nit
SpangenuuslGufern, ben Salsauss
ianitt umrabmenoe 2eiitenbeIGbe, pon
bensn bic ientre9ten aIs Spunsen lang
berabrei9sn, pafen nit WfitteIIpange,
parallel ldufenoe @ntrebeur, bic ben
9fusIhnitt umrabmen, ipehieln nit
edig ausldufenoen Satteln ab, bic aus
Der jebt gu neuer 8elisbtbeit seldngten
SburmsadenipiBe ber5uitsllen Iinb.
9ie @pauletten iperben fir 8louien 10
riel als m6glih bermieben; Iaoppig
bod penig iiberbdneenbe @orOerbabnen
seItdlten iie tleioiamer uls gsIpannte
5alten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
so Is ct ipeft!

Sa tpir'n NAL n airl, bel Glumz
bumbus nGumt piirb I'M bon Rem
fegst piirb, bat PEI Gisr itabn Iaisn
finn. @inss Days fem 6si tau bel
SOnigin SiubeI unb iGb tau sbr, isi
miiggt EN- bod brsi S6esp gsbsn, ins
benz bat bei. mil bsi Gisr Itabn Iaten
tunn, MI of 9lmsrita entbedsn null.
Sci gem EN- bsnn bel S6esp I'm bei
fegelt log. gla n Wil feem bsi bsnn
tau n 2unb I'm pei frog bei Sirls an
gleuper, mat bat isi MID DiG pirn.
rSa. bat iiino tpi," iegssn fsi. - .Ss
bit benn tpoq @msritd2" = ,Sd, bat
mir 9lmsritd." = .Yuit Ou benn ippll
&lumbumbus9" - nSa, id bin
Rlumbumbus." rRa, bsnn bslpt
bat mid, Osnn iiino mi ia sntbsdt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
GBief Clarence.

On Der gsiegneten Mosquitofiiits
gebt es pieosr NAL re9t bunt gu. Der
junge Mpsquitoz9duptling Clarence
bat nit bepaffneter Sunp bic yticuras
guuner aus 9luefielbs pertriebsn unb
sebentt ni9t, ibre S6erbobeit anauers
fennen. @ie es beiBt, baben linn bort
lsbenbe 9lmeritaner Bel benz 4ufitanbe
@prI9ub selsiitet, tpieipobl uniere Hs>
gierung bic Sberbobeit Niearagua's
iibsr bic Wtosquitotiiite anertannt. Seis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
6 0 b { + altund.

BEN ioIts Iis iib iibsrbaiten unb ss
piro nidt lange nGbren. Bis lie an
bic 20 garos peit iApimmsn tdnn.
Cine 9lnfdnssrin iollte aber bic fols
aenosn 8erbaltunssmabregeln nidt
aubir Q3t la1sn: Sm Dufer muB
Der Wuno geI9lpfen unb our9 bic
NaIs gsat6met perpsn; S4pimmper>
Iu1e an Der Sanb zines llntunbigen
oper au Ihleaten S9srssn @sneistsn
limb gu permei0en unb, Dor allen DIM
qen, bari man ben @tut9 niat pera
lieren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Chief Clarence.

tens bes Marineminiiters !Serbsrt III
bic columbia" bortbin seianbt tpors
ben, nm i'm @srein nit Der nWarbles
beab" uniere Snterehen gu pertreten.
SaB Nicarasud laes aufbieten tpiro,
Inn oem iungen Gldrence Eaiion bsisus
bringen, itebt gu eriparten uno in bem
Our6einunoer tDnnte ipobl ameritani>
f3en 9iirgern, bic bem GeBtasnannten
bilfrei9e Sano geleiitet babsn, libel
mitasipielt iperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Dfetbouens Geburtsttdttc 1T
Bonn.

8si teinem unTerer bsutIdsn @eis
ftssberoen 1T bic @eIcbi9te namentfi4
ber eriten @ntpidlung in srDBeres
Dunfel gebiiqt, dls Bel 8set6open.
SelbIt iiber bic Stdtte ieiner @eburt
entipdnn iih nd9 bsm Sobe bes Wfeis
tiers nod eine literarifde SSebbe, unb
erIt BEL @elsgenbeit Der bunbertidbrigen
9eburtsfeier 9sstbopens purbe iein
@eburtsbaus in Der 8onngaFs 5I
Bonn nit elmer Murmprtufel beseihz
net. 0as Saus in Der R9eingafe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
pie g 5pim m bspegung.

Die 9 dp m IN bepegung.
finben, nm bic araft bes StoBes su
erb0ben. Die Sspegungsn iollten
minosiisns 10 Minut'n lang dlltG9li4
nit turssn Rubspauien, pieOerbolt
ipsrOen. 4m fiinften Sage pirO bic
2lnfGngsrtt bersits bic @enugtbuung
baben, Oab iie iih i'm 8aiier buIten
tann. penn nur ibr Sinn let4t gez
itiiBt piro unb am 5e9nten Gage piro
iis obne 8eiitanO einige SUB I4ipim<
men t0nnen. Inter teiasn llmItGns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
: q mar Ninhsi Rent

"a mar 9inbe! Rentier
Ssis6sn Ginbst auf bsm GsIbs sine
IldIH poll Sinte, ipelhe er fir
S6naps bGlt unb toIteD: 81 Ssrr9ds
Tes, bus f9msdt ia mi, 0inbsl (Sbut
nod einen trdftigsn S9IudD: Nse.
has fdmsdt tpubrbaftis tpis Oinos!
(9rintt bic Jlaihe polIsnbs aus): 3
mar sic tpeeb Gnesbhsn Oinbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

= Der f9taue Dube. a.:
sd psib gar ni9t, ipis es 8rdps nit
feinem f9malsn Gintommeu fsriig
bstOmmt. iih 10 gut gu tlsibsn." =
g.: rgti4ts einfa9.r ala bas; er psrs
pfdnbst INNER isinsn alien Qnsug unb
bic pfanbiumms bsnuBt er gum Dss
poiit fir sinsn nsusn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

3upsrft4tli4. 9anfisr:
Wslhsm sliidliden llmitanbs psrbunfe
id bic Gbrs Sbres SsIu6ss9 - 9isu>
tenant: lin nit Der Sbiir ins Saus su
fallen, Serr 9ommer3isnratb, i9
tOmms uls-Sbr sitiinftissr Sapi,s
9eriobn!
% peb! Ssrr @.: ST ss Elm
anabs obsr Elm WGbdsn? - Ssrr g.:
8atbsn Sis mai. = Ssrr 4.: Gin
RGbdsn2 - Serr 3. (trauris): gu:
SGlfte baben Sie's gerat6:n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

- Nus Der ShuIe. 2ebrer
(ertldrsrol: Die 2isbe Der Muttsr in
unenblih uno an isbsm Sage nsu,
Sic bsr3t unb lisbt Did uno sibt Dir
isben Wor9sn einsn =? glun. Mars
den, mas gibt Dir Define Mamd, ,tpsnn
0u Morgens ertpa9ita = Maraen
Gid idiittslnb): 2ebsrthrdn.
Aud elm 8sruf. Ridtsr:
,,Wslhsn 9eruf 6absn Sie?" - 9ds
eabunb: sd bin 8aumsiitsr." -
Ri4tsr: rWas buusn sic bsnn9" -
9aaabunb: ueufti4lOfsr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

6 &le'ib aus seFreifter Seibe.
2ei4ter, belI uno buntel geitreifter
Setbenitoff unb @crllsfarbener, nit
blauem Glan5garn geitidter 8atiit biz
ben bus Miaterial fir eine seIhmadz
pplle Sammettoilette. Oiefelbe beitsbt
Gus einem runben, an elmer Settle faltig
arrangirten Rod aug Ssibenitoff unb
elmer nit fursem S6ooB abidliebenz
ben, born trduien Saille aus9attit, bic,
tpie eriiAtlih, ,fibuartig nit einem breis
ten 8atiitbolunt ausgeitattet iit. befen
Gnben, iabotartig gsfaltet, ben Safens
fbluB beden; tleine, roiettenartig ges
faltete 8atiittbsile sieren auBeroem
bic Sai[le born unb auf ben 9l9Ieln.
Sin Stebtragen aug 9atiit, ioipie tpeite
Seulendrmel aus SeiOenitpff perpolls
ftGnbigen bic SaiIle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

Gebr biibib fir iunse MGb9sn 1T
bds aus taGdtfdrbener 9oile gearbsitete
Goitiim, beien born, pie srii9tli9,
lei3t aeraffter Rod q1 Der einen Seits
bdnbcauartig nit, bir9 eine S9leife
peraiertem, buntelrotbem Sammetbanb
garnirt 1T. 9l4ielbdnber BON sleidem
Sanb Sieren gu beioen Seiten bic bin>
ten glatte, born blouienartig arran=
girte Saille. bic nit einem breiten, aus
Sdmmetbano 5ufammenseIebten @iirz
tel begren5t unD auf ben Ihieln nit
fleinen 8anbi6leifen dusgeitattet lit.
Den tpeiten Puffen Der unten engen
Iermel liegen lofe, nur oben unb unten
befeItigte 9dnbenben auf.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
WAITE ADMIREs HIM.

Denver, C"lo., April Blower
nor Waite expresses great adnlira
ton for Governor Tillman Of South
Carolina. He said today: 81 met
him at The bimetallic convention
in st. Lonis and 1 was mnch i'm
pressed with his strength of charac
ter. 1t is my impression that if
anybody can enforce that law down
there. which is all the governor is
trying TO do, Tillman is just the
man to do it. You see he is placed
in much the same position that /
am. The aristocrscy of South Caro-
lima is against him and the people
are with him. There is this differ
ence: His soldiers have refused to
obey him and ours have not. But !
think he will enforce the law if it
can be done by anybody"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
PISTOL CONTEST.

Sergeant Davis, signal officer at
Fort Brown, furnishes US with the
following items today from Fort
Ringgold:
The pistol shoot which Was to
have taken place at Fort Ringgold,
and which was postponed until to
day, took place this mornisg result
ing in Sergeant Smith defeating
Sergeant Andrus by 26 points.
Henry Washington a Seminole
Indian scout, was arrested yeater
day for assauIting Mexican with
a club, in Rio Grands City. He
had a trial before Justice Stewart
and was fined Sl9. "Wonder if
he fe, ls like a wolf now"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
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We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that caunos be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honor
able in all business transaction and
financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
WEST & TKUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
WALD1Ne, KINEAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon th'
blood and mucout surfaces of the
system. Price 75c. bottle. Sold
~ all Druggists. Testimonial free
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
ABOUT TOWN.

There viii be meeting of the
SpAniards society tonight.
There viii be meeting at tbs
C"neOrdia society tonight.
WANTED:-By two gentle
men, furnished room. Apply at
this ofiicr.
Tie steamship Morgan sailed
from Morgan CITY yesterday after
F. noon at 1:3o with 81 cars OF freight
FOR RENT:-A god, com
Portable dwelling on Levee street,
with plenty of room. Apply at
this Office.
FOR SALE:-Ten or more
shares in the First National Bank,
of the city Of Brownsville. Apply
at this office.
FOR SALE: --Molasses, at 10
cents per gallon, Mexican money,
where not less than one barrel IS tax
en-. Purchaser furnishing barrel.
Apply 10 Rio Grands Plantati IN.
Sergeant Davis Informs us that
the Rio Grande rose five feet at
Laredo yesterday, which indicates
that some rain has fallen within q
few hundred miles of as, at least.
The Young Peoples Amusement
Club will give social at The resi-
dpnco OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Rentfro on Thursday, the 18th.
instant. Singing, recitations and
reading will constitute the princi
pal features of the entertain
mont.
A small party party Of guest. were "
very pleasantly entertained last
evening By Misses DysArt and
Bedingsr of the MatamorOs Pres
byterian mission, few Of their
Brownsville friends being invited
TO meet Misses Bailinger aid Phil
lips of the Friends mission. Tie
hours sped pleasantly on The nings
Of social conversation. .Rcfr. sh
l.rents we're served dnring..the even
ing which were dainty and tempt
ing cnough.9to please tie most epicu
rean palate.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
PURELY PERSONAL.

Miss Grace Clark was paasen
ger from the coast last evening.
Capt. Gen. Stove, Of the Padre
Island light hOuse, is in the city.
Hon. Thomas Carson was pas-
senger this morning for the
coast.
BIB Stillman arrived in the city
last night from his Los Coy otes
ranch.
Messre. Cornelius and Chauncey
StiI,man left on the 9 o'clock
mornings train for the coast.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
\ HANDSOME NEW RESI-
DENCE.

At an invitation OF our friend
Dor Adolphus Glaetecke, We made
a visit yesterday TO the handsome
residence of his daughter, Mrs. III.
j. Browne, which has just been com
pleted in the West End of town, and
were shown through the entirebuild
ing hy that sfable gentleman. The
structure is of brick with extensive
veraudaS about it. The front steps
are of stone, leading TO the veranda
which extends across the front and
along either side of the building.
Entering spacious hall with an.
ample staircase leading to the sec
ond stsry, the first story consists OF
a parlOr, sitting room, dining room,
store room, bath and kitchen, with
bsck gallery under which is
large underground cistern. The
chimneys are provided with hand
some marble msntels, the one in
the front parlor having a fine
French plate mirror with antique
oak cabinet furniture.
On the second floor there are
five commodious bed chambers
with bath room and toilet.
All of the walls are plastered
with hard finish, ana the painting
is in particolored drabs.
The external appearance is plain
bat imposing, with a square head
opening on the first flor and seq
ment hesds on the second, and
neat brick cornice rooted with or
nsmental shingles, painted in imi
tation of slate. This is surmounted
with iron crossings.
All ont buildings,su as stables,
etc, sre in keeping with the house.
The premises are enclosed in front
and on one side with a neat iron
fence, the remain Ter being e brick
wall.
The buildings ware designed and |
built BY Mr.. S. W. Brooks and are
very creditab bic to tha: gentleman's
architectural taste and ability. |
sencr Marcos Csrnejo did the brick |
work, and its solid and substantial
reflects credit on him as
4 master brick layer. /
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
DON'T PUT IT OFF.

The necessity of a spring medI
cine is universally admitted. This
is the best time of year in which to
purify the blood, to restore the lost
appetite, and to build up the entire
system, as the body is now peculiar
ly susceptible to benefit from medi
cine. The great popularity attain
ed by Hoods Sarsaparilla, owing
to its real merit and its remarka-
BILE success, has established it as the
very best medicine to take in the
spring. 1t cures scrofnla, salt
rheum, and all humors, bilionsne SIS
dyspepsia, headache, kidney and
liver complaints, catarrh, and all af
fections caused or promoted low by
state of the system or impure blood.
Don't put it off, but take Hoods,
Sarsaparilia now. 1t will Go you
good.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
DON'T TOBACCO SPIT OR
SMOKE YOUR LIFE AWAY.

is the truthful, startling title of little
book that tells all about No-to-bac, the
wonderful harmless Guaranteed tobac-
co habit cure. The cost Is triaipg and
the man who wants to quit and can't
runs no physical or financial risk in
using "No-to-bac." Sold by all drug
gists.
Book at drug stores or by mail free.
Address The Sterling Remedy Co.
Indiana Mineral prings, Ind.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
TIE EVOLUTION.

Of medicinal agents is gradually
reiegating the old time herbs, pills,
draughts and vegetable extracts to
to the rear and bringing into gen
cral use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs, To
get the true remedy see that 1t is
manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by
all leading druggists.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-07
WANTED.

An active agentin each county
in the United States, to solicit sub
scriptioha for the Twice-a-Week
Republic. A liberal commission
will be paid to hustlers.
Address, Superintendent Circu-
lation, The Republic, St. Louis,
Mo.