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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
@tarnnnn.
Ganet.

On af be ire Straffanser, ipm unbs
beg fra golmtpian9llet / @abiion for 8
Tiger iiben, bleu iibits 2prbns fattet al
Sberifen i glmburit. 5ansens Napu
CT 6. s. anperiun. Sau bauOe en-
Waaneb tilbase al fin sumle Strafes
ito. 9ertil fommer Strafen for llnbs
piselien, Der ifp1se 2ouen life uueriiiser
6 MaaneberS 5Gnsiel.
spanssaufhon.
s SoerensitemmelIe meb &rebsrsts
ieus S~orlansenoe bill Der ben 29be Sc
bruar / &eebsburs, Seuf gounip, bliue
aiboIbt Tpan9sauftipu pper en- gienopm
paa 3,4O0 Icrss 9arb meo Sernfore.
tpmiter p9 paaligseaoe Sp9nins NOR
Srontun. Den nuuersnbe Souebeier er
@rsSenaiur Cabin al Minneipta. Gns
gang aniattes Gtenbpmm ms 8arbi til
s25o,O0O. Snbpifleoe Gfferer ps baur'
li3t Stel bar iremfalot Guanssialset.
Yeperious aIasemaai u~srnnosos.
Den ipeciele NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fra
llniueriitetss SnipettiOnen bar srunbis
unOeriest 4aitur &otue os Superintens
bent 8eoeriOns Gntepu Ter MOB 9reiis
bent Ioams % StatsuNiusriitetet /
Waoiion. Nanoas often afsaO &Om.is
teen in &appprt. Snipeftiunen iaO
iammrn til bcnimpo 81. IL for at Upers
peie &appprten, Der ifulbe amenoeres /
npgle uuGientlige Hunf er, isr ben till
ienbtts llniperiitctsts DIRECTION peo ben.
MS Mpoe ben paaiplsenoe Dag. Get
piier Jig iiplse &Omiteens &apport, at
Inflaserue er u~grunoebe, iaauel buab
Yreiioent Ioams an9aar, Icm buab Der
antes pebrgrenoe 9ruffenitab blanot
Stloenterne, bpilfen getDlonin5 / bet
paieutlige tilbascuiies.
Ser pil blipe anbeIalet en- Hebiattelie
at 2%snuiuserne peb Snititutipnen. Seo
gespnbelien al Sfoleaaret bar be blepne
Iurpsebe.
S%noffgserns betaIsr 2esen.
Statsbant graminer 6. s. Sibb of
ientlissioroe iibite 2proas fin baloaars
lise &appprt. 8lanpt be beri ~iorstoHs
menbe ppiistpaftenpe 5atta fisurerer
psiaa ben grflarins, at al 5 Banter,
lum bar ipilet Sunit / @isconiin / bet
iprlpbne Saloaar ol DC 4 ubbetale Sub
ifpberne fun en- lioen Del al, bpab Der
bar oisie Banter betruet ipm 9epps
lita. Wr. aibo erflerer iaalebss, at
Douglas Gpuntp Yant / @eit superior
life bill mere enb laapibt firne o9ffe
Statens &aap, Der iprit fomner / Be.
trastnins. u. 6. 8roberts Banter /
Sbea Safe ps 8rescoit fan insentins
betals. Bangor gr6anse ganf er iitanb
til at ubrebe rs Erocent. Dan Seae
Santcn / aenoiba berialpo oil eiter Ntr.
&ibbs Sperlae flmne betale SnbitDs
berne iulbt no.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
5trhraTku.
4anffantt.

"Sanf Of Commerce" | @raub So
lamb lufhbe fine 3pre ON GilermiSoa'
aen ben 2Obe. Oct bar en- Statsbanf,
lum npb sub &rebit; ben bar iaaleoes
betrpei s15, 900 al Counties Tense.
Sanfens 9geiioent flyer, at &reoito'
rerue pil iaa lig betalt iulot uo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

bet iulbe Gntal al 200 er ttaast. Gns
lpsninser fra belle aarbet itrsmmter inb,
ia enoos fra llblanbene, iaaleoes fra
CANADA, Spbamerita, 8usIanb us
Qiielt.
5ur epileptilfe 2ibenoe er ocrne Sos
loni ben fprite / 8erben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
9talte1r.
aons sumbsrt os aabtnsttet saassr.

era Som berette8 ben 21be b., at
aoug 6um6ert Og &abinettet bar ii6oet
Op bele Gatten for at Oente paa Rpbeber
fra a6esiinien ON Snbtaselien al 5eit.
nin9en MtataIen. giterretninserne ibas
bar paret mere berOlisgenOe. General
8aratieri 0il tratte 5OrOel al ben lanse
0glen ira 5ieuoeus SIDE Og oit tilIlut
~tilbageUiie 8eiier Renelets Iilnarmel.
Ter ON GSreo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
Ahesnnifn.
1t 3noisoie beoer ON ,sreo.

Seller Rerelef bar anmOoet Befa'
lingsmanoeu for be italienits Trooper
ON at uOn9une en- Julomrstis for at
unoerbauols ON 5reOs6etinselierns.
8 Slaget oeO Rattalse ben lite
San. ialbt 500 SnoiSote.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
GnntnnG.
sinteep.ciI 1rusten uIppIte.

9ommer Sater / SOrenebs Staters
8iltriftsret, indianapolis, bar oiiast
3om / 2inieebsD Oil Gruitert, Der erflrs
res ulOolig. &pmpauiet bete9nts iom
en- lopitrio 9 Organization ct MOnopol,
Der paa Sprlangenbe ao &etieus Sci
fan pplBies.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
9urrtne.
Riesoaetn aabnss. 3ons cffar anbtfaItr,
at Der arbtioes for Sreo 90 goo Soraaasiie
msueut Vorss % Soerige.

etodbplH,, 18be San. &issbasen
aabnebes' af Song Sitar ibas. 8
5bruntalen iasoe Sonsen, at ban biertes
Zig snitebe, at ale Gariager til strio
mellsm Rurse os Suerise maatte iattes
tilIibe. gssipenbeberne runbt Omtriua
benz giOrOe bet mere npopenoist MI enb
nogeniinbe ipr, at besse NatiOner bOlOt
iammsn for at betrpsse ben itanOiHaoiite
Salpss 6ribeS ps Seloitanbisbso.
Oct tore Sperltuo / S~tatstasien til,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
Sun-Afrtkn.
GumasHt. ATLANTIS sspsoaas. inSiasss.

sra 9OnoOn bsrettes ben 20be b., at
GumasIie, glibantis SOpebitab, bleu ben
17be bs. inStaget al ben brittle gype'
oiiion.
Sc in6iSote Trooper | Gn~slanbsrnss
SieneIte bar be fgrite, Der maridsrsSe
ino | SoOeoItaOen. 3e msote lite nos
gen MpStano.
&Ons 9rempeb Us bans SlastntnsI
er uu6er arreit, % be .ummsr life paa
SriiOO igieH, iorenO bet brittle arar
paa Staosseritatnirs er 6etalt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
Soo8tDoenoe aarsamg. go. Fl

en- eler afoen Waabe ubeIabt, bporpeb
alt ! SOrbinbelie meb asiesIor.g mbe.
oct 'loelOoes. 6pr at rette berpaa ulaa
@upernoren rObosnbispis inofalpe 9es
a'slaturen til en- grtraiumlins, us bet
inart.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
Sun gnkntu.
BaIRneri


Sra Wtlmot berettes: Gienoomss
bartoler u9 gbitracter / Milbant, Geo.
Wt. Glarf, faar en- Def Gel at iuare for.
efter'om llnberlG9efien al hans Gifes
rer paa9nar, bober bans llnoerIlGb ia
op I Ell Grab, fOm iit8en bapbe pertet.
5 2tua9 til 5prialitting af ROberts
epilntD Warrants til ct 9elgb al 49,
200 bar ban p9iau iorialitet 3ap
Golintp @arrants for $4,102.61, iuru.
Den Sfolebunbs tilberenbe 9riItul Stos
leoiltrtft ! 9aD County for $500 %
@anbap S%folebiitritt for $4,000, til=
iannen s10,6O2.61, bpilte iamtliae
Sonos % 8arrants boloes al 9eip
yorf gantsrerne 9. q. 8rpipn & 60.
Sioere Seniatipn / benne Sprbinoelie
fan pentes. ,
aSffeIise eauattsrs.
Sra Sbb 9atOtas Delegation / 8a5bs
it9ton CT Der | Chamberlain mpbtaoet
Meooelelie prt, at &pmmisieren for
Sppeos2 mubfontpret enonu life bapbe
fulofort be pmbanolebe "Glats" / Gre
9orp County, men at ban baube louet,
at iaa lfulbe u~fortppet blipe siprt.
@eo Gcneraliuruepors 8 ontpret / Sus
ron bar man / ScnbUlo BERTH saaet
igan8 neo bet forelpbise Nrbeibe for
Spmaalinsen, Der pil bliue fremmet iaa
bnrtis ipm mulist, for OF Squattcrs,
Der bar bDrfet % boet paa 2anoet / ne.
item 6 Iar, fan faa Inleonins til at
ltafie Zig Gienbpmsret til BET.
Tette pil bore en- fiGrfummen Ibbeb
for be Sunoreocr uf squuiters, ipm bar
maattet imrre fig mcb Eaulmooisbeb
nuber ben lansuarise llolattelie msb
SpmaaliH9en al guuntBet. Wuli9ens
fan DC III til lite Wai ifafe fig ben fors
oeuteoe NbfpmItret psb 2nnbfpntpret /
Chamberlain.
Sire mai ferebe WGnb brsb iis Seat
til Sirsbas inb / glnorew Gridions
!Sus, Der li99er IA 0il ipbpit for Jlan'
brcau, % ~iurlanste bans YetSe. 8aa
Seiteo un, at Der insen fanotes, be-
spubte DC at lfpoe paa bam % iaareoe
bam itD9t / Souebet. ga Spnnen Tom
til, peitbte Morberne Jig muo benre os
siernembprebe bam meo 8euoluertusler.
Sirsbas uentebe man bUert Gieblif at
ban Itiilbe %.
sseif @plotrst mob I'm latter.
9il SGnsllet / @aiertotun brastes /
Manbass Stto SacObiuH fra Cattle
ipopb, anf.aset for Ell itraffelig frimis
mel 5orbrppclie. Sans Offer bar bans
sscn 15saarige 9atter. Senoes 9ils
itano CT ~fritiit.
cleo No libel.
8iliam Gridlpn, finlt Of Ssoiel,
mpbte en- plIoieli9 9po / Iepaba @ul6
Manbas Gitermiobas. llnoer 5orisset
meb at ilptte Ell etise fra Ell iorlabt
edatt table ban 5ubfeite. itprteoe neb
igicnnem S6aftcn % blep sieblittelis
brebt. Sans Iloer cp9ipes til 25
Iar.
Wanee sarer.
Ct Sirma / Miler bar | Sitter afs
ienbt til Siteu 1000 Sad &abbtts.
Spis ben Gntaselie llaar til, at be andre
Sper lanss benne Del Of Iortbwetern
Suneu bar siort bet fcrbplbSpis lisslaa
aoot, pil bet tiliammcn uosisre 10000
Stptter. De tar inobra8t 10 Gents
pr. Stt. eller tillammen 81, 600. nloen
er psiaa neblast / en- iaa itor MGnsbe
/ Sintcr, at bens Climb for lannme G8ns
Seotommenbe ~autascliS maa babe inbs
braat ell lisnenbe Gum.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

100 at be forcIIaasn6s summer Tor
St'oe % 6aitlttn85oerter 6eUilgeOes for
al llfre oct rationale 6oriOar % osO.
''9sDoIoe 2anoets Neutralitet / 9ilialos
al &ria.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

Sra 8p9utu, Colombia, berettes ben
20oe d., OF T~rooinbien garanauiqa /
Staten 8uliuar CT erfleret / 9eleirirss'
tilitanb, % en- Grpppeaibelins paa 600
Wano ct ienbt aiiteb for at tue etbucrt
5pripg paa Sprsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

RaTiHea sr mootaset I COB Stano, ben
CT tulet tIlirsoslIQenoe, oS leg ton nosH
GoerorlpeIi. iiae, at ben bar upsrtru1et mine
Suroeutumssr / ale Seuieeuosr. Jrasteu
blso s2.64 Sobn Br@ffea, 3Oraee.
". IaL
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
AInhuntn.
0ienhots.

alabama epublitanernes Gretutius
blsp ben 1sSs iamusnialot til
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
MpsriIsirmrnitr

rnaa t~Hetsoess i'Hsf b0er IauSaa "a rorssdq psor.
asn. a5srtisitmsuh'r ~t1stlal5 iis I to vaa biuanSci
IGssuss RuHsrs. mesuiasrs bet uStru,'slia iotr1n.
s's eUtI Ct advertisement. ssr isrIf tommr TAB
ItrseassHumsrst I. Or. i~oriaHsrs tasrsnst Sarge,
III bet iSmas tHOi 3 TrsodssHan.r,. grsoe. Der trSe.
botSsr AvrrtiBisusatsv. I5H bet batter uso. bsr NOR.
les GSerttsisnsH. t bet assrs 6igyus vaa Gou,
ooluteu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

III,
kind
.RngerOg
GRATIS !,
l3a2l3
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

II Tan ID
|irart for,
Fins iun|
|ro", ipa.I
} jig MT
|u eQers en-
gts
Peo GGah|
|rgbsbsttsI
| rate I'm
10. Glor'
|t fussN.
ttebe ben
|nnte Glat
folbt fig
RebltSsn,
&larts
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
uolanoet
Sub America.

en- Y~rnptnos I ztstem Bolivar l seleirinss.
tiIftanp.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

+ at e. Of
hing, ulsn
(et at BIT
bpaS GuS
BIB iii at
for big.
| iorrr If!
Eprbsl.
| aleue be
al.
her eqer
ter 6000,
| slfsrsn
/ at gi6rs
|ape gicrt
|1@i Ear
/ QnSrss
!: "Nteu
bres sVSs
h, Gel Of
iort
|bapr, ct
Def b(eui
|POEvre
he. Gen
at arStn
fte. 1
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

|lnterr Brrt
For Rltllmt
|eTgrfs Nri
Corn, Mi
|teicr WarE
les, Marbei
Beet Ksni
|ural Beanst
Red Gloht
hlammo,hl
m "a 0o5t I
Eubhsu1si
NAME Gslf
RSs. \
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
SENSATIONAL
EXAMINATION.

Waco. Texas, September -.
"A sensational examination
took place today before Hon.
John Ii. Finks, United States
commissioner. The defendant
was George l.. Bishop, who was
arrested few days ago by
Deputy United States Marshal
w. j.. Burke. The Witnesses
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Peck
and Miss Jennie Whitlock, a
sister of Mrs. Peck. The com
plainant is Mr.. r. +. Whitlock,
the father of the .wo lady wit
nesses. The charge is that
George L. Bishop sent a letter
to Miss Whillock in which a
medical substance was inclosed,
which medical substance is
forbidden 10 be carried in
the mails by laws gov
erning the postofFice depart
ment. Miss Whillnck was
sworn and stated that she
received the letter and -nclos
ure from Mr.. Bishop through
The poslofIic- al Usage, CoryrlI
county. Mr.. J. o. Peck the
assistant postmaster at Usage,
and his wife swore they saw
the letter III the postofIice ad
dressed TO Miss ,I.nuie Whit
lock. Commissions. Fink1 plac-
e1 the bail Of h. defendant a.
$500. He gave bond 10 appear
al Novem her term Of the United
States district court.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15

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gpondency, &c.
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Age no barrier. Failure impossible. Two
thousand references.
The book is purely medical and scientific,
useless 10 curiosity seekers, Invaluable to Iaen
only who need it.
4 despairing. man, who had applied to US,
5000 after wrote:
"Well, I tel you that FIRST day IS one III
never forget. 1 just dubbed With joy.
wanted to hug everybody and tell them my
old self had died yesterday, AID rly new self
was born to-day. Why didn't yea tell zee
whsn 1 first wrote that l would find it his
wan
and another thus:
III you dumped cart load of gold at my
feet it would not bring such Eladness into MI
life as your method has done.''
Write 10 the ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY,
Rrtfnlo, Y. Y, and ask for the littie book
called COMPLETE MANHOOD" Refer to
this paper, ana the company promises to send
the book, IN sealed envelope, without any
marks, and entirely fires, until it is well intro-
iced.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
TUESDAY. SEPT. Is, 1896.
STRONG LANG UAGE.

When one man calls another
a traitor, liar and coward" il
is reasonable to expect that
something will happen, If the
other fellow is game Especial
~ is such expectation plans
ible, if the parties of the first
and second part live in the far
west and the offensive language
is put in cold type. New Mex
leo is the stage on which the
tragedy, provoked by tue above
language, will take place, if it
comes 10 pass at all. Gov.
Thornton is the chief executive
of that ambitious territory.
Delegate Catron represents the
same aspirant for statehood
in the lower honse of congress.
Now, it came 10 pass that some
of Catron's supporters were &C
cused of the assassination of
q prominent citizen named
Craveas. Gov. Thornton took
active steps 10 bring the mur.
derers to justice. This angered
Catron and, it is alleged, that
he put an anonymous letter in
The Albuquerque Citizen, re
fecting on the personal and
political character of Gov.
Thornton; whereupoq the latter
gentleman, with a due sense of
the importance of the character
aforesaid, proceeded 10 apply
The epitbets quoted to delegate
Catron. Both gentlemen are
very warm and getting warmer
and it is predicted that the af-
fair will be settled over two cups
of coffee and with a brace OF
pistols.
It is barely possible, how
ever, that friends may be able
80 pull the principals apart and
Ihus avert fatality to either.
New Mexico has some reputa.
tion as a clark and bloody
ground"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
LOUISVILLE NUM-
CIPAL TROUBLES

Louisville, KY, Sept. y =
The board CT aldermen in oh
edlence to the order of Judge
Toney, tonight expunged from
the records the proceedings of
the impeachment court by
which the board Of safety was
ousfrd few weeks ago.
The confirmation Of the new
board Of safety appointed by
Mayor Todd was rescinded and
the fight for the control of HE
fire and police departments
stands where it did ut the time
Judge Toney's Injunction was
issued. If the mayor and coun
clltnen are successful in their
appeal to The court of appeals
at Frankfort, nov pending. they
will resume proceedings agains
the board of safety.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15

GEN. JoHN G. BLACK has re-
spectfuIly declined the nomin-
alton for the governorship of
Illinois on the Indianapolis
basis. lie did it gracefully,
stating that he considered the
race was between Altgeld and
Tanner and that he did not de-
sire to interfere with the
chances of either. w. S. For
man has been selected in his
stead. He has been pitching
into Altgeld. They will now
lock horns again and the dust
will fly.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
UNPLEASANT TO
WALL STREET.
A Gold Papers Canvass Show
ed That Silver Is Predomi
nant al Illinois.

New York, Sept 1.-THE
Wall Street Journal announces
that it has received private adj
vices from a variety OF sources
which are ''mnch more favor
a6le 10 Bryan than is pleasant
to admit"
"One of these reports" the
paper goes on TO say, "came
from Illinois, where inquiry
covering quite a large section
found free silver predominant.
Arguments with silver men,
including some business men of
prominence, brought the state
ment that things were as bad
as they could be now, and a
change might be for the better.
Reports from Michigan, Min
nesota and Wisconsin indicated
strong silver sentiment among
Republican farmers. This in
formation was the result of very
careful and somewhat extended
inquiry, and caused misgivings
in circles which have been quite
hopeful"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
ADAM AND EVE REVISED.

One of the stories at a re-
cent luncheon, which ills teller
voucted for as absolutely new,
was of "A little girl whose moth
er overheard her expounding
the origin Of her sex to her
family of dolls. "You see,"
she said, adam was a man all
alone, and he was very lone
some, and bod PIT him to
sleep, and then he took bis
brains out and made a nice
lady for him"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
CHINA'S GREAT
INTERROGATION
New York Letter.

New York Letter.
Ii Hung Changes propensity
for asking questions proved
very embarrassing to one lady.
She was introduced to him in
New York Saturday evening,
and she asked him if he would
attend church Sunday. He
turned graveIy and said: do
you gol' yes indeed. " Every
Sunday2" asked the great in
quisitor. "Well or we'll, nearly
every Sunday" was the falter-
ing reply. DO you believe in
the efficacy of prayer" was
the next searching question
that came from the stateman's
lips. "Oh, yes" was The all
swer. What do you pray FORE
The woman tried 10 eyade The
question, but managed to STAN
iDer ont: ooh, | pray to do
right and TO be happy and be
forgiven for what | have done
that's wrong" The interpreter
smiled as lie translated HE
message. ii Hung Changes
eyes twinkletl as lie answered:
DO yon get all you pray forF'
This waS an unexpected ques
lion hut she said dubionsly:
| believe so" Then" replied
Ii Hung Chang, when the an.
swer had been interpreted Ia
him, you do not know whether
there is any reply to your
prayers or not; you only believe
so" "Oh, yes, l know" re
Joined the woman family, bul
she was glad to turn around
and gel away from The inqnis
ition. Her friends laughed. and
Iii Hung Chang seemed highly
amused.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
TERRIBLE FROLIC OF
BOYS.

Medford, Mass, Sept. o.
AS the result of what was in
tended to be a harmless fro!ic
little Fred Sandeen lies at his
home suffering from horrible
burns. About : o'clock yes
terday afternoon three of the
boys playmates, Eddie Leon
ard, Willie and Joseph Kane,
called on the Sandeen boy and
took him to a neighboring
field, telling him they would
show him a big bonfire. When
they got him there the boys
proceeded to pour gasoline
over him and then lighed the
chlld's clothing. In a moment
he was a mass Of flames. The
frantic screams of the Sandeen
child brought several men to
the spot. In a moment he
was seized, carried to a near
by sand pit and rolled over
and over until the flames were
extinguished. The boy was
carried home. His clothes
were entirely destroyed and
his body was covered with
burns. "A doctor attended hin
and he is expected to recov.
er
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
BANKER SHOT.

Madrid, Sept. S.-A dis
patch from Manila received
here says that among those
court-martialed and shot for
participation in the uprising in
the Philippine Islands was a
well-known banker named Ro-
jas.
At a Cabinet council held
here Admiral Beranger, Min
lister of Marine, announced
that it was inopPortune to borA
row money; the Treasury
would advance the 100000
pesetas, about 100000 OF
which would be required for
expenses in Cuba during
September.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
PHILIPPINE ISLAND RE
VOLT SPREADING.

London, Sept. S.-A dis
patch from Singapore, which
the Times will publish tomor-
row, says that the rebellion in
the Philippines is spreading,
and is more serious than the
officials admit.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15
EURoPE's GREAT
SEAPORTs

Most Americans, ifthey were
asked what was the first port
Of Europe, would unhesitating-
ly answer, Liverpool-and that
naturally enough, for besides
its world wide fame, it is the
European port with which
Americans travelling abroad are
personally most familiar. But
it appears from certain figures
published by the Liverpool
"Post" that, while the town on
the Mersey once held this pres
tige uuquestioned, two Con
tinental ports now dispute it.
According TO this authority,
Liverpool's commerce. in 1895
measured 5,965,959 tons, while
Hamburg's was 6,256,O0O, and
Antwerp was well up toward
LiverpooPs mark with $780,
247. The rapid growth of the
great German aud Belgian ports
is attributed to their Liberal
policy in dock charges, port
dues, etc.
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THE way the railroad bosses.
and others, are endraroring to
convert their employees TO Nc
Kinleyisn is like trying rc
change q mans sentiments by
hitting him over tie head with
a club.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15

FIX SENATOR II. b. Payne
died at his home in Cleveland
Ohio. on he OH inst. He was
a pnblic man of great wealth
and large Influence. He sue
ceeded Allen G. Thurman in
the senate In 1854. After serv-
ing one term, he retired to pr
vare fife. lie gave literally to
charitable and other causes.
Mrs. Vim. G. Whitney was
his daughter. Senator Payne
was Sc years Of age. lie began
life as lawyer, but, on account
of haemorrhage Of The lungs
lad to abandon his profession
when he went into the manu-.
featuring business
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15

THE anniversary of Perry's
victory on Lake Erie was ap
propriately celebrated at Cleve-
land on the 9th inst. with ap-
propriate ceremonies. Senator
Butler, of South Carolina, who
is a nephew of Commodore Per
ry. delivered the address. NOT
much is said in these late days
about that famous victory which
gave us control of the great
lakes, bnt Perry's laconic mes
sage, 1--WE have met the enemy
and they are ours" is remem,
bered by every school boy.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-15

THEY talk now Of nominating
Bpasley as a free silver candi
date for congress in this dis
frict. So that open letter from
him to Kieberg had a purpose,
did il
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New ORLEANS is having a
ffine of it with its banking in
sffruiious. The Bank of Com
HH.rre has gone under with
Aarss liabilities,
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HELD UP.

Friend, What did you end
the most difficult thing when
you wrote your first verses2
Poet, 20 find some one who
would leI me read slem 10 him.
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EGYPTS EXPERT
WEAVERS

The cloth of the Ole Egyp-
ians was so sood that, although
it has been used for thousands
of years as wrappings Of the
'munmirs, the Arabs Of today
can wear it. II is all of linen,
the ancient Egyptians consid
erinS wool Gncltan.
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