The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-11
! TIE u. S. Cow. Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
~. siiseffor TO all others.

-. snssffor 10 all Others.
= Your cigar dealer will give
you a briar pipe free. See ad-
restisement of Dukes mixture.
:: The first Of the younger chaps to
appear on bicycle is Master Edwin
Woodhonse. who received his wheel
by the last-steamen Edwin handles
his bikelike veteran cyclist.
We have received an interesting
communication from the Texas I'M
migration and Industrial association
Of Waco, Texas. regarding the adver-
tisement of the resources of our sec
ton, which we will give further no.
tice hereafter. -
We are. sefTy to learn of the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. Ageda Werbiski,
the mother of our well known towns
man, Miguel Werbiski, and also of
Mrs. Geo, Champion, Mrs Verbs
ki- has been suffering some time
from stroke Of paralysis.
Capt. Robt. Dalzell is the proud
grandfather of fine boy born 10 his
daughter Mrs. L. H. Barry at her
home in Torreon, Mexico, on July
Ist. The young man tipped the
beam at l0I pounds. Dr.. and Mrs.
Barry are the subject of many con-
CALCULATIONS on this happy event.
THE HERALD's Hidalgo reporter
failed to show mp with an account
of the Fourth of July celebration at
that place. We understand that it
was quite brilliant affair. When
ever our patriotic friends up the
river undertake anything of the kind
they do it up IA splendid style. Hi
dalgo is vesy enterprising.
The handsome saddle belonging
to j. L. Miller. which has been on
exhibition at Kleiber's drugstore for
some time. will be raff.ed at Leahy's
saloon on the 18th. instant. Dir. Mil
Ter asks that all who have taken
chances come up promptly and pay
for hem before that time. This sad
die is a very superior piece Of work
mansaip, and the winner viii be a
lucky fellow.
By reference to the advertising
columns of today's HERALD will be
seen the advertisement Of the schoon-
er Rettie May of Corpus Christi. The
Hettie May is specially built for pas
senger service, is a safe boat and her
owner and master, Captain William
Anderson is safe, reliable and com
petent sailor. The Hettie May Will
make regular trips between Point
Isabel and Corpus Christi for the &C
commodation of passengers, the
charges being so, I. 5. currency,
including meals. The run between
the two places is generally made in
about twenty hours.
The Matamoros papers contain in
teresting accounts of a party given
last Monday evening at the resi-:
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nelson Of
that city, in honor of the birthday
anniversary of their eldest daughter
Miss Isabel. A fine band of music
was in attendance and dancing wa:
the order Of the evening, the spaci.
Gus dining hall accommodating &
large number ofdancers. Dainty re.
freshments of ice cream, cake, etc.
were served, and nothing was left
undone TO make it a most enjoyable
affair. The guests were profuse in
their congratulations and good
wishes for Miss Isabel.
Some fine specimens of white
grapes were sent to THE HERALD of
fee this morning by Frank Thielen
in whose yard they were grown
While not quite so large as the IA
mousCalifornia white grape, they arc
much More delicate and have a de-
licious flavor. Dlr. Thielen's sue
cess with this variety proves that
this section is adapted to the growth
of the finer classes Of grapes, as well
&c thp small l1urnln srrar,e which