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Remnant-Day To-Day.

1t brings you to the slaughter OF
many hundreds OF dollars WORTH
goods that were wrong from the re-
cent large shipments-or perhaps
chipped or, it may be, the end of
some quite valuable merchandise.
No matter, the price is about one
half what it would ordinarily be.
Corset discoveries-the injury
may be ever so Slight.
Thomson Glove Fitting sizes p and
IL, &C. from 81.
] G.. r.. size -. 81. from $50
G. g., Black. sizes four p, two p. one
o. one %. Doc. from 81.
II Defenders Black, sizes, one u.
TWO ~. three p. two p, one p. one
-, one =. for soc. from S9c.
+. H.. size p FOR 81. from 81
4. = g., sizes. one -. one -, one -,
FOR 15c.. from 81.
II NAMES" sizes assorted to q, for
. Equipoise Waists. one e. one p, for
SD. from $50.
Almost every piece of BLACK
GOODS sold leaves a remnant.
The sale OF these goods has been
phenomenal the past week.
: 81 yards Figured Mohalr, SIS for the
+ - yards Figured Armure, SO. from
S23
yards Al-Wool Cheviot sl25. from
$l.Ss
. rs yards 5l-nch Middlesex Cheyiots,
$50 the piece. from S2.ss.
81 yards Empress Mohar. Sc. from 5sc.
N2 yards French serge, SIC, from Sl.6p,
the piece.
Serge. from - To Pc. "a yard
o.. yards All-Nool Cashmeres. from .
10 lSc
yards silk Warp Bordered Yelling
was si.6 for 15c yard.
More Silk Remnants to-day than
i'll years:
pieces An Pure silk Changeable Tai
fctas. from - to 5is yards for &c
Il yard. from SO.
: pieces. ~ 10 yards. Fancy Bro
caded Chameleon SILK. 2oc.. from 29c.
pieces. ~. and : yards. respectively
All-Silk Heavy Black Satin Duchess
81 inches wide. for Sc. from S.8s.
niece All-Silk Black Satin Duchess tor
81 yard from Sl.6j.
. remnants OF Black Satin Mervelleaux
FOR SIC. from sc.
. remnants Seeded Mourning Armure
50c yard from Csc.
piece Black Figured Taneta. ~ yards
5Oc. from G9c.
pieces. / IL to I IL yards. Of Bro
cadel Satin Duchess, all silk, 6Qc.,
from Sc.
Fancy Tanetas and many others.
Il Ladies Wraps of various de-
scrptionc and qualities come to the
remnant rack-all this seasons
newest make. The slightest imper.
lection orders them to the Remnant
Stock.
Ladys Tan Mixed Coat, size 81, from
$50 To- s.
. Brown English Kersey Coats. very
handsome. sizes % and IS. for $50,
from NijO
Caterpillar Boucle Coat. size IS. from
$3.50 10 $50.
Long curly Bouclc Coat. size %, $3.50,
from SO
LADIES' cape velour with Thibet TRIM
ming. for 5000. from sl115.
Ladies Velour Cape. for 81. from 81.
Fur Capes, SO. from $3.50, $3.50. and
$3.50
ladies' Dress. size g, Black. all-wool
serge. for $50 from $3.50.
Ladies' Mackintoshcs for $40. from
SO
Chillren'a GOssamers. ages 10 .nd
q years for +lc., from Sill
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\ bronze eagle for The Philadelphia City
Hall turns out to be of MeSican type. not
American. OF course. it should be bald
for so old city as Philadelphia.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
HALE INCH Or LESS.

Wanted Situation, payable III az -
vance 25 words or less) ...'...'..'.. ad-
Above rates are for "eve'y-aas
p.ad,nv notices in reading matter TYPE
five linec or less. 81. in nonpsreil ieaoe"'
3 lines or more. 7Sc. .,sn.a
card OF rates for more space furn'she'
or appliCation.
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FRIDAY ........".. NOV. ~, 1870

THIS PAPER RECEIVES THE COM
yrNED TELEGRAPHIC-N NEWS SER
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN AssoClA-
TED PRESS AND THE UNITED
PRESS
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All letters and kilograms Wus,
dressed to THE DISPATCH Cunt -, 90 -
Rejected communications VIII not De
turned.
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THE BEST THING FOR CHAPPED
HANDS. Rough skins. Scalds. and sun
SOOTHING BALM. &c.
ROBINSS NEW PHARMACY,
no g-eodlp am asss horshati sf-sst
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Remnants from more than twenty
various lots. Only a few OF a sort
on some slight imperfection. Three
-oup,ayS ftIIel


counters filled.
Ladies' Ribbed Heavy Winter Union
Suits for 35c.. from a.
. ladies' Egyptian Yarn Vests AMI
u Drawers 10 match for lic., from 25c.
. Ladies' An-NOOl Ribbed Vests, hign
neck and 10 sleeves. Toe. from Sl.le.
3 Ladies White Merino Vests. with
pants 10 match. for DC. from soc
- Ladies Ribbed Vests for Sc, from
chlldren's Fine Wool Wrappers, FOR
De-. from soc.
> Atwood Misses Vests. for ages 10
TO II years for 5gc.. from SIC.
. pairs Boys Heavy Fleeced Drawers.
. Misses White Mcrno Pants. Vests
to match. sizes ~ and "a. 2oc., from So.
Children's Sanitary Vests, size IL,
for SC, from l9c.
3 Ladies' Or. Warmers and . pairs
Pants 10 match. 81 -. from t236
FROM LINEN DEPARTMENT:
piece Scotch Table Damask Is yards,
for s. the piece. from 1875.
remnant German Damask, Yards,
75c. the piece from $40.
pieces. 72-inches-wide. German Dam
ask. ~ TO IT yards. for zoe. yard.
from CSC.
pieces Turkey-Red. PA and yards
each Ice a yard from 3Sc.
%, yards Turkey-Red Damask for ioc
from he. q yard.
Our remnant prices. as stated,
are at all times taken from our own
marked selling priceS-after the
original prices are much below
value.
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THE COHEN co.
RIBBONS.

Well, here is hey day-Remnants
by the thousands. Lots Of money
to be lost here to-day to shove 'em
out.
KID GLOVE DEP ARTMENI.
TOO, has its odds and ends. Posi-
bly, Just the pair Gloves you want
are in the Remnant lot to-day. See.
Jewelry odds and ends are
marked out. SO as to give the new
stock that's in show. Buy the
odd pieces at half price and less.
Our Candy Department has rem
nantS, too.
Rock and Rye Orange Drops: what's
left IS &C. a pound.
What's left OF Molasscs Taffcy is &c.
A Mound
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CONE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.

Sc. buys the Best cake of Palm Soap.
&C. buys 'the best cake of Turkish Bath
Soap Sc. buys a nice box OF cakes oat-
meal Soap. Sc buys the Best Velvet Skirt
Binding &C. buys the Best Patent-liump
Hooks and Eyes. lC. buys the Best W hale
bOne-Casing. SC. buys the Best Zoe.
Whaebones. g. buys the Best Sewing
Machine SpOOl-cO,tOn. 81. buys a spool
OF the Best Bafbour's Linen-Thread. 2c
buys a dozen Safety-Pns, any size. lc.
buys a roll Of White Tape. g.. buys d
Ladies' Fine fiemstitched or col0red-
Border SC. Handkerchief Sc. buys pair
OF Childs Wool Hose. Sc. buys a pair
OF Child's Good Black Ribbed Hose. Zoe.
buys pair OF Ladies' Regular Made
!. lie. Hose DC. buys yard Of the Best
Zoe. Garter-Elastic Toe. buys yard OF
SILK Elastic. worth sc. Sc. buys A dozen
Curtain-fns. 80. buys a jar OF Naseiine.
l0c. buys pair OF cnildren's Wool MittS
l5c. buys "A pair Of Misses Fine WOrS.ed
Mittens. Toe. buys a pair OF Ladies' Fine
Cashmere Gloves. DC. buys pair of Chill
drens Wool Leggins. +0c. buys n pair
Of CMld's Combination Leggins. l0c. buys
a pair OF Good Suspenders. II lie. buys
a nice Black Necktie. either Teck
or Bow. l5c. buys a Ladies' High-Nec
Long sleeve, Vest. 25e buys a Ladies
Heavy Merino Vest. 81 i2c.
buys good 5Oc. Corset. ,oc.
buys 81 X. a. g., &. b.. or W
h. Corset. So. buys u Nice Misses Cor
set 5Vc. buys T5c. IL * ;. Corset 30.
buys good pair OF Boys Wool Pants.
&c. buys 1 Papers Needles. a Hat-Pin
mo COW, F&Sub
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COTTON FABRICS

mean all kinds of StuffS sold in our
Domestic Department. Hundreds
of remnants that are thrown out at
give-away prices to keep stock
clean.
Black Sateen remnant. best le 2-sc. kind.
10 6 yards long, lie. a yard.
Pouge Finished Florentine. for wrap
pers. , 10 9 yards long. Sc. yard
~ French Percales, ~ 10 yards long,
&c. a yard-l2iec. kind.
Silkoline Drapcry MUlls. pretty designs.
&C. instead OF l2isc.
a. Bleached Cotton. Fruit Of the Loom,
Ga remnants OF Pillow-Case Cotton. .
to S-yard lengths. &C.. instead OF 10 2-3c.
Simpson Fast-Black Calico remnants,
&C.. instead or Sc.
Austrian oil Prints, Persian effects, >
TO 5-yard lengths. re a yard
IL Brown Cotton remnants, > 70 =
yard lengths. PC. "A yard
Odd PillowCases. PMS. g.. each.
Utica Bleached Sheeting remnants, l5c
yard.
10 pairs Ready-Made Sheets. 63x72, 2oc
each-worth double.
CULLlNGS FROM THE MEMS
DEPARTMENT,
one OF the busy spots in the house.
Lots OF Remnants accumulated
here. A few hints :
Mems White Merino Shirts, sc grade,
t2c
II Mems Derby Ribbed Winter-Weght
Babriggan Vests &c. from +5c.
IL shirts and II pairs OF Drawers, White
Merino, and extra heavy, 5Oc. kind. DC
Mems All-WOoi Natural Grey Vests
aud pairs OF rants to match, various
sizes. 79c.-N2j kind.
lot Mems Teck silk Ties. l0c.-2jc.
kind
Mems Teck and Four-in-Hand Ties. $sc
kind-2lc. to-day.
Several lots of Mems Half-ifose. bar
gain priced.
II 3ec. T'nlaundered White Shirts. are
little soiled, PC. for 'em.
THE COHEN co.
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AND WORS T u DIR I ) )
GOODS REMNANTS
show what an immense outlet is
tere. Hard to keep 'em.irom accu-
muaung Special Price to force EN-
out. Goods that were in the weav-
ers' and importers hands last week
are in remnant pile to-day.
QUILTS AND BLANKETS that
show slightest handling 20 as rem
nantS-buy 'em for half.
ODDS AND ENDS IN BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
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over lou Handsomely Bound Books. were
81. $50. S2.s9. and 81 each. choice ot
-. and pc.
= boxes OF l5c Paper for &c. a box.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-23
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comaoit md innrcre .aent ard
tends 10 personal enjoyment wi'en
rielitly Used The is9nE. wlo live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more. With
less expsriiture, by l:,ore promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
Inc reeds of physical being, viii att-st
the value to health of the pure liQnid
laxative principles embraced T. the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Is excellence is due 10 lis presenting
in The form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of 6 perfect lax
alive e.}ectually cleansing tne syslen:.
dispellinr cnids, headaches ai!d feVefs
and permanently cnring constipation.
II has gwen satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval o. lie medical
profession. heesuse il acts on tie Kid
news. LiFer ard Bowels withoa5 weak
ening theii and Il is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
iSyrUp of Figs IS for sale by Ill drug
eists in 5lc snd 81 bottles, blst 1t 10 man
afactafed ~ tie California Fig Syrup
On only, Wiio..e name Is printed on every
package, also he name, SyrIpof Figs.
ard being well informed, you will 10.
accept any substitute il offered
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FRESH and G HoIGEl
.sT
DEMENT'S
fouRIEEATH sTRtETi

Almonds, pecans, filberts, iTalnuts,
peanuts, raisins, currents; jellies, G.
& b. jams, scaramelli hacaroni.
cheese, soda crackers, evapoEated
fruits, geelatine, maizena,. tapioca,
oat fakes, cat meal, barley, @rits,
self raising buckwIieat, queen olives,
pickles in keg chow chow, selected
mackerel, Milcher Holland herring
picked pigs feet and pork, hams
homeless breakfast bacon, best creara
cry butter, sour kraut; chile coiora-
10, garlic, cocoanhts- Sugars ~
cut leaf, powdered and grannlated,
apples, etc, etc. Good selection CT
household necessaries in tin, glass
ard croekery. 10 arrive next steam
er-choice selection of China ware
Tor Holiday trade. Agent for the
bes. washing machine OF earth.
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DEATH OF FRANK GARnIGA

News was Received hsre by tele-
graph this iaoraing Of the death Of
Sir. ssank Gerriga Of l'oin, isabel .
which occurred last night at twelve
o'clock. Mr.. 0arriga had been seri-
ously i'll for the past week with
pneumonia, which was the cause of
his death; lie was one Of the lead
ing merchants OF Point Isabel and
aise held the position of assistant
Lighthouse keeper.
Deceased was native Of New Or
leans, born III 1856. He came to this
coast an early age, growing to man
hood i.ere. II 1878 he welded Miss
Lizzie Baker, daughter of Capt. JAS.
Baker, the well known pilot Ten
children blessed their union, the ED
est being Frank r. Garriga, all Of
,hem surviving TO comfort their
mother in her Bereavement. lie was
member Of ledge 1920, knights OF
Honor, in which he was insured for
$1,000. The Brownsville knights of
Honor left in BODY on the
morning train 10 attend
The funeral obseqnies The
Spanish Benevolent society also al
tended The fanefal occurred Al
two O'Clock this afternoon, many
tears falling IS ihe body was lower
ed to its last resting place. tesiifying
the high esteem in which Frank
Garriga was he'd By all who knew
him. The paii-bearers were Martin
Hanson, H. H. Kingsbury, Teclo Cor
tez, knights of Honor, Nicolas Lo-
pei. Juan II. Fernandez, and pruden-
clio Ruiz, CT the Spanish society. The /
knights Of Honor OF Brownsville /
and The Spanish Benevoiont society !
Of Brownsville and Matamoros joint |
" conducted the services Flags on /
the lighshonse, custom house and All |
the shipping were half-masted in re-
spoot to the dead, and All the stores
Of Point Isabel were closed during
the day. t
tbs HERALD extends sincere sym
pathy 10 the mourning wife and
children in their great sorrow.
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PURELY PERSONAL.

Or. 6. $. Smith is in the city from
Santa Maria
D. Z. Eotgo left on the stage yes
;erday for Alice.
| Josiah Turner IS in town from his
Galveston ranch.
Miss Mary Douglas visited Point
Isabel yesterday.
II. z. Kingsbury was a7isisor to
the Point yesterday.
Hon. John. Kielber will arrive
on the Alice stage this evening.
c. B combe, IT.. returned last
evening from a weeks hunt in the
country.
F. : Rachel, a cattle buyer. from
San Diego. is in the city ana i stop
ping a; Hotel Abadie.
Jack Schwartz, after spending
some time at Point Isabel, returned
On last evenings tram
Mrs. VIM. Egly and children 0
Point Isabel came M Yesterday 10
spend the holidays with relatives.
Miss Lily Dougherty left on the
VI. & NJ. train this morning to spend
the holidays with relatives ut Hi
dalgo.
Fred ". Truwlt returned Saiur-
day afternoon from short trip up
the river in the interests Of as
house.
Miss Alice Donghertv arrived on
SATURDAY. afternoon by the NJ. 4 n
% spend the holidays vita her moth
ef ana sisters.
Miss Lucille cbampion. The ,i.tle
daughter of Franz Champion. left
for n;da!go tins morning to spend
Christmas with her eraud-parsDss
Or. and Mrs. >. 4. Edwards.
Carlos .yo,,,,o,,.oa ., r.o ~.
mo, ,, e., >. ~,
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C0RNMEALt CORNMEAL .

Notice j. hereby given that we are
prepared TO furnish fresh Corn 6Iee
for $3.50 (MeXican coin per 100
pounds or viii grind corn, cash toll
Sl.@5 per Cargo. VIII exchange meal
for corn, NJ thc Ciosner and Lips
comb plantation. lIidai@o County,
Texas, steamboat landing al The mill.
CI0sNEs * tiPsCOMS.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-23
DEPARTURE Or K TROOP

This morning at 10 o'clock,
K Troop, 9th. Cavalry. under
command OF Capt. Bishop, set
out from Fort Brown for their
future post at Sam Houston.
Parting is always sad. and it
was hard for the boys to say
farewell to their comrades Of
C Troop wlic remain at this
post. There are many fine fel
lows among the soldiers OF the
gallant Troop K, and their de-
parture is much regretted.
With but few exceptions. the
men are gentlemanly and intel
ligent, brave soldiers, who have
won their spurs IN active ser
vice against The Indians, side
by side with their equally
brave comrades of G Troop.
The friends they have made OH
the lower Rio Grande wish
them Godspeed. G Troop &C
companied the departing sol
diers several NILES on their
way this morning, returning at
ter eleven o'clock. feeling some
what saddened over the part
ing-but such are the fortunes
of the soldiers life.
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W. T. Dcnnct; having resumed tl,C

w. +. Dcnnet; having resumed TIC
agency for Wanaaaker < Brown,
Oak iiaii. Philadelphia. viii be
pleased t. si'0w sanpies and take
orders for clothing HIaap % or,ler o.
ready made; also gents furnishing
goods OF All kinds lie car be fouAG
on Washington street IL me bDiidin@
opposite Mrs 0sudey- ready fcr bus
!ness eyerv day from 10 20 Il p IN.
ant from to ?. IL. 10 AID lake Il
look III his Samples.
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a SIGNIFICANT DEPARTURE

n SIGNIFICANT DEPARTURE
With the departure Of another
year when rcr.ev Is made Of The
condition 9! affairs. il Is Only right
that some ti'ou"lt be ViveI % the
physical body which saabIes every
ore 70 basiie 49, .ite's problem AID
figure for themselves tie o.cat or
loss Oh The ;:ial balance sheet.
Though the bank account may 10
lar@a and each ones M iar;2l cain be
grcat. 2 would nCt be -c7D-iSne e
II .lddegiy dawns upGa H,aav that
good hoaliii HIS baea greatly ;nipoT-
er;shed " tde io'v coalition &C tiie
blood. j IS in this stare .:iat a,e
tactic acid ii The vita! iigid attacks
sne Atr0us tissues, particularly she
joints. making known the loccl inan-
i.avatio3s - .ae,.a.dtissI. Thou AIDS
az people have found IN Iood', Sar-
-lparilia the great blood Purier, "a
positive aad permanent cure fc:
rheumatism.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-23
TIE MODERN MOfilER

Has found That her :;.,te ones arc
improved more ~ rha pleasant lax
atire, syrup Of Pigs, when n need
ofthe laxative effrct Of 4 Gentle rem-
edy tian BIZ any other. and that
i j more eptaUie TO ,.icin. C.i.ld 8
rem enjoy 1t ard it benefits them.
The true remedy. Syrup =. Figs. l.
manufactured by the C3iiforn;a Fig
yrup GO, CHlY-
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i AlR5. GEO. k9\uSsEs

BjcyeioS. Yelos;p ede5. express yag
ols, and habr carriages
Toys-IGys N pfcfnsion.
Fancy articles Or Al descriptions
y large assortment OF iine import
I'd ciiila 'rare-GGalisv oaeXcaiIcd
So Musical Instruments Vi al
Aind,.
Cali Al Mrs. KTausse's for C,iri5.-
mas eCodS.
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ONE HONEST MAN.

nztn BORON P'eass inelen yoar readers tha. &
wsi.ts 20 aid --l,ly- I WI. mai n eealel ie'
- tire II n pIes','d by which VS. ps.Ia.ne-y
restored to lrslt ard iaaniy ysor. sf;es ye.r o
s5 riu-' o., ,'srvoas wslkpess -.-- o. A;anhoo'
I-sca CT Jou1le-,ea. e. h-rero s-a-a4e to exc :
'ao'ey irsa. aay o-.e v-'se'a'cve=. VS. ry,';,gl
I'D sTiudisi ~ s-lacks ua.il seariy lessfiti II
sr; nj. bat .,vi heaven. si new vel. v.orus
AKA, sioag ara anxious 20 make this certain means
ri cure kaoun to al Hs1:ug nothing TO Sci or
send :. 0 D.. wan; 40 N II y. address jas 4.
TSae--. box III. D=;rv. M.ch-
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STATE Of emo. GiTy OF TOLEDO,
LCCsS GouNTT.

FRANK =. CIEvrr makes oath tha
h IS ans senior partner of the firm
of 7. =. CHENEY K Co. DONG business
in City Of Toledo, County and STATE
aforesaid. ana thai said firm will paw
the sum % ONE HUNDRED Dol
LARS foT c5ch prd eyerv case OF
cArAn.-tH i!nat cannot be cuYet by
IL Use Of itALL's CATAReAH C1-RE.
FRANK :. CHENEY.
sworn % aefore me and subscsib-
al in ny presence, tbs 9Th day of
DeCeIns2r 4. r.. icS3.
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MORE ABoUT.THE MURDER

MORE ABOUTTHE MURDER.
Further particulars regard
ing the murder committed Sat
urday near Matamoros, which
was briefly mentioned in tie
Saturday HERALD, disclose the
following facts:-The murdered
man. whose name is Andres
Davila. was found near the
old cemetery in q dying condi-
ton early in the morning. At
$50. word having been sent
the authorities, he man was
sent into the city, hut was dead
before reaching there, not haV-
ing been able to name bis as
sailants. Ills head and face
we're terribly hacked with a
"machete," the deadly weapon
being found by the victims
side. For some cause suspicion
fell upon one Quirino olmeda
and his 1--WE stepsons, and 4
woman whose name couid not
he learned, ali four being ar
rested charged with the foul
deed.
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holidays.
Your cigar dealer viii give You a
briar pipe free. See advertisement
of Dukes Mixture
Midnight mass viii be celebrated
at the Catholic church tomorrow
night. The doors viii open al II sc
: The q. S. Gov'f Kepog1s
SHOW Royai Bazfas Powder
superior 10 ST Others.
The Casino de ia Union has issued
invitations fer its annual ball on the
SIst., celebrating lis l3th anniver-
sary.
Tie children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will have their
Christmas tree this evening al the
church.
The Catholic Sunday school chill
dren viii have their Christmas tree
J tomorrow night at the opera house
at o'clock.
The Episcopal Sunday school will
have It's Christmas tree tomorrow
evening at O'Clock 1T the Church Of
the Advent.
Judge T. S. 8iaxey and the other
members of the federal court viii
leave San Antonio for Brownsville
or the 3Ist instant Court will open
Jan. 6.
There viii De morning prayer with
service at the Episcopal church on
Christmas day, commencing at 10 80.
The public are respectfully invited
5 to assist.
The Convent school closes to1nor-
row Tor the holidays aud will reopen
on Jan. .. Premiums for good scho-
larship were distributed this after
noon.
Cayetano Leai a prisoner from
Hidalgo county, who was charged
with murder, died at the Jail this
afternoon. He was 6S years old and
died of general debility.
There viii be . performance of:he
'Pastorela7 tonight on 18th. street
between Madison and Monroe. Very
neat programs have been issued
The program comprises three acts.
The performance Of the ~Pastores'
at the opera house Saturday evening
was SHINY attended. The costuming
was quite good, but the performance
generally was not mp 10 the limit
a lively game OF baseball was
played yesterday afternoon at the
station grounds between the Greens
and Il Aialamoros nine, resulting IN |
a defeat for the Msianoros team. !
The score at the close of the game |
was 24 TO 5 in favcr of the Greens !
Another game is slated for Christ
mas day.
A number OF gentlemen assembled
at the quarters Of Lieut.. Francis
Parker at Fort Brown last evening
to partake of a banquet given in
honor of. Lieut.. j. ~. Craig. who
left today with his command for
Sam Houston. Those present sere
F. J. Combe, S. L. Dworman, J. ?.
Putegnat, A. a. Browne, III. Paieg-
nat, G 4. Forsyth T. J. Cummings.
anei-C. f. Tiiglnan,
Among those who vent down en-
the morning train, which left at
eleven o'clock, TO attend tie funeral
Of f. Gsrriga were Mr.and Mrs. II. 3.
Kingsbury, J. l. Pu;agnat, Ben
Kowalsli, Frank J. Cummings Geeio
Cortez, Manuel Alonzo, FRANK Lucena
and Isidore Marks, besides the fol-
lowing member Of the Knigif,s OF
Honor lodge \. 4. Browne. Narti;,
Hanson, }. y. s.'arpe, II. Leahv. :.
Champion Celedonio Cara 4erbart
Sherwood, D. lorna. 81 Denneit
Joiln,Ia. >H'ifa jesse 3 Y-see er
- .'fE $50 f''c.. ;,o-Isz9 sras-5c
coiaraa -ilF maele = -edreea 4aie
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-23
sPECrXL NOTICE.

rex The piano '.-ea vr
co2cers a, tae opera noi.-
p.-re and Oar; ciii.rs
Erans>o
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-23
FoR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

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has been used for over fifty wears by
millions ofniotIiers foftheir children
whiie teethine wi.it rertee, success
Il s9etaa~ tie child seftanz tha GYMS
ai''ss az p'i'', s7res Wind e.5iie. a-ia
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-23
ABOUT TOWN

The military telegraph line was
down today.