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Already the Republican, mrnals
ale l'oa>tius, tliat sihce the passage
Of the Dinglty tariff bill, a new era II
prosperity i dawning upon the
country That confidence is restored 4;
that m*.1ry IL abundant; that trade
is improving ; that the whole country
is blessed with fine crops, tho farmers
all happy AID the wage earne:s laugh
Ing at the frightening prospects IF
p.tn.y Of work and better pay.
Yes, MIR. HANNA aud the trust Ut
2ahs, tell the people tins ADD they
think they are ''damphools"enoush to
believe il, But Mr.. Hanna San smoic
one "f his most angelic smiles. tllo
sugar trust may assever in lis srcetest
words, the leather trust NAV swear
by ITS sole (soull aud the WOOL trust
try to putt the uoot over the eyes"
of The consumer Of the country, but
very few will be deceived by the
sophistry Of sucl, false political econo-
my.
The promising harvests are tho Gift
Of a heueficient Creator, who provides
TODD even for the birds Of the air. The
markets will be good because there is
4 large deficit III the bread crops Of
Europe and South America aud they
Will he compelled to buy grain in tl,.
United States. The prices vii. en-
nance because of this demand for our
food supplies. The tariff has not ana
Will not benefit the CONSUMERS, because
lt will increase the cost of living in
Il ratio that Will entirely conterraiI
the Increased prices of their products
They Will feei it ID every article they
will purchase this fall and winter.
whether il be food or clothing.
The beueficiaries will be the trusts
and manufacturers only. The tariff
Will not be Il revenue producer 10 tie
government because of its many pro-
iibitory features shutting outimports
1t VIII not benefit the masses and
CONSUMERS because of its taxing the
cost Of living 80 high.-Crowley Sig
nal.
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ANOTHER LESSON IN


AT the timo of the arrest ana con-
fession of the Blanc brothers for thu,
murder of Martin Begneaud. We com.
mented on the possible terrible mis-.
takes OF lynch law, showing how
Balm and another, arrested on the
suspicion OF having committed the
horrible deed, had come within AN
ace OF being lyncised, although. as
subsequent events prGved, they were
perfectly innocent Of Tie charge
lodged against them. We told, furtb.
eT, how even IA grand jury, acting on
evidence which seemed to implicate
them, had indicted these two inno-
cent mel for the heiuous crime Of
murder. We have 10 doubt thai If
they lad been put upon their trial
when public opinion vas lot. tLev
would have been convicted. They
were only saved from being lynehed
IN the first instance laroug the vigil.
ance OF sherItf Brvussaiu, who had
had an mixing IA, to who the real
murderers were.
Within the last week or so anotber
lesson has been taught our people on
the cruel injustice of lynch law. If
the confessions Of TIC black brute
now awaiting trial III ST. Charles
parish, aud who admits tnat he has
been Systematically, ~L.utdeiing peopIe
Tor their money, be true, then the two
Italians who we've An,ted some
months ago in st. Cnartes Tor the
murder OF an Old Spanish peddler
were innocent as uhburn baues of the
crime for which they snffereu popular
vengeance. In our v.aw of the case
the lynching of the niackest criminal
is a crime; q forttort how much great.
er tue crime and u,,ie horrible is the
lynchlng OF an lpn"cent person.
What terrible reckunihg before their
God the perpetrators III such a crime
will have to render The mere
thought of it is enough to make Oh g
shudder.
These two lessons, coming close
upon n another, should DO LAID to
heart by our people, and should have
a tendency to discountenance the
repreheDslble practice of resortipg to
lynch law. Oar courts should be
appealed to on every occasion; it thew
are not always what they should, the
people have it in their power to re-
medy the evil. Nay. more, where
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Trinity College, which will he
under the direction and control of the
Sisters of Notre Dame, il Washington
will supply q long felt want for Cath
oil" female students. After the estab-
lisln ent of the Catholic University of
America in that city, ii was 10 he
expected that "a similar institution
would ooner or later be likewise
established for the benefit of the gem
tier sex.
The Sisters Of Notre Dame have
purchased twenty acres of land near
the gateway Of the Catholic University
at the junction of Michigan and Lin
clon avenues, and plans Will be
at once prepared for Il suitable college
building. The establishment of this
college in the city Of Washington
offers opportunities to the stu Tents
which can be found in no other
city of the country. as tor
instance the libraries and museums.
tiA scientific collections of the gov
erbment, etc, while its close proxlm-
itkto the Catholic University will
~ To the students Of this college the
I'VE privilege of following regularly
=. public lecture courses. as well as
pitsate courses by specialists.
L Is to be IL post graduate school.
md ~ plepatory department is to be
connected with it. 1t is intended 10
be the completion Of the acaoemies
and high schools of good standing
throughout our land and the eandi-
date for admission must have certif-
Gates of graduation from such school.
OF pass an examination before enter
ing, equivalent to such graduation.
1t will offer three courses of study.
each extending through four years !:
the classical coulse, leading to the
degree Of Bachelor of Arts: the scien-
titic course, leading to the degree of
Bachelor of Science a0d the course
of letters, leading to the degree of
Bachelor Of Letters.
All the courses will ultimately lead
to the degree Of Phi. d. Tie 2
required for admission is II years.
Lit is useless to state that endown-
ments for scholarships will be CRATE
fully received, as we'll as donations and
requests of any amount, to help in
establishing aud building up this great
work.-Southern Messenger.
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CREosOTING LUMBER.-In the annual
report Of the Southern Pacific Rnil-
road Company, recently published,
are some interesting figures regarding
the result OF cresotingl lumber. Fignres
are given Of the diminished cost 81
maintaining timber tr-stles since they
have been renewed with crensoted
lumber and h#llast-d floors. III 1891.
when the effect Of these renewals had
become apparent, the coat of main
tanning the timber trestles on the
Atlantic properties was 1922 per
lineal foot. This fell 10 so 953 Il, 1892
and In 1896 il had fallen to SO.3i6
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The Lake Charles Tribune gets off
this story:
A judge down ID Kentucky deserves
to go to the head of the class. He
charged q jury the other day as
follows: "If yon believe what the
counsel for the plaintiff has told yon
You will give your verdict for the
defendant. But il you are like me
end don't believe what either OF them
said, don't know what you will do"
Now, Bro. Beatty, this is an anti
quated chestnut, and, years ago, it
used to be credited to a Californian
judge.
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The Lake Clarles Tribune saws +:

The Lake Charles Tribune says:
"The irrigated rice plants have
stood the test of practical operation
for enough years to demonstrate that
an irrigated rice farm has "a stable a
value as any farm in the world and an
earnest capacity excelled By few"
To people in this section who have
made rice BY irrigation for years, there
is no doubt about it. 1t takes water
to raise rice.
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a Correspondent to the Catholic
Tribune ASKED the origin OF the phrase
"He isn't in it", and received al
answer 1T was first used By an
editor, who died and went to Heaven.
and looked around TOR the man who
TOOK his paper and read it for three
years and refused to pay Tor it,"
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Mark Hanna has gone I o Buffalo in
his yacht Comanche for The purpose
al gathering up his president. It is
said that while the two ave cruising
together q namber ofFedcral appoint
ments viii be mad. Mark will write
down The names and his president
VIII simply say "tlem's my senti-
ments."-States.
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last Saturdays Washington dis
pacthes announced forty three ap-
p%ointments made 10 Louisiana y, St
offices, all at the suggestion Of A. I.
Wlmb@rly. or course. Herwig was as
mad as March hare. but what's the
use;
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Correspondence on subjects of general
interest solicited.
10 insure notice of their communications,
writer's must furnish their real maine, even
though they should desire to withhold its
publication, as an evidence of good faith.
Matter intended for publication should be
written only on one side Or the sheet, and to
insure insertion in the weeks issue. COM
munieations should reach this Office by
Wednesdays mail OF That week.
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DlED.-At his residence in Terre-
bonnie, David Mason Daunis. His
funeral will take place to-day at 10
O'Clock, at st. Joseph's Catholic Churh.
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notice.!

Bencefofth the SENTINEL will charge the
nominaI sum OF nifty cents for publishing
in meIll1rtani notices ana UI utialy cards Of
thanks. societies ard othefs desiring such
publication will please make aHote of it.
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of every description.
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CASToRrA.

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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

+ YEAR. IN ADvANCE,........s2 s.. G(
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ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel AlonzO gave
an elegant entertainment last even
ing in honor of Jose CARA, of Cor
pus Christi, who is at present visit
ing his relative, County Treasurer
Caledonia CARA of this city Dane
ing was the chief feature of the ev-
ening, excellent music being proyid-
ed by the Aguilares band. Vocal
and instrumental was also furnished
between the dances by some of the
guests. The supper, which was serv-
cd at midnight, was feast Of good
things heartily enjoyed by ali.
Dancing continued until nearly
three o'clock this morning. Those
who had the pleasure of attending
this most enjoyable affair were Mr.
and Mrs. C. Cara, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
|C. Forto. Mr.. and Mrs. V. Fernandez,
Clara. Elena and Victoria Fernan-
dez. Sarah Kowalski, Lily Mielke,
Margaret Rohda, Julia BOllaek
Stella Iznaga; Rita Trevino, Maria
Webb and Virginia Cara; Messrs
Antonio Gutierrez Pena of Laredo
Jose CARA OF Corpus Christi, Frank
Lopez, Joe KowaIski, Jose Alonzo
Celestino Barreda, Manuel Moran
Martin Besteiro, Valentin TamayC
and Jose Reyes.
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VALUABLE JEWELRY RE-
COVERED.
The Thief Captured.-The
Crime Committed in Ma
tamoros.


a neat capture was made by City
Marshal yalentin Tamayo yesterday,
by which he recovered a considera-
bic amount of valuable property
belonging to DR.. e. McManus of Mat
amoros. A young Mexican named
Rafael Mendoza. alias Tecolote, who
had been in the employ of McManus,
suddenly left his place on the 9th. of
this month-whether discharged or
not. was not Iearned-aDd on the
day following the doctor and his
wife missed a number OF valuable
articles of jewelry, siIverware, etc.
The authorities of both Matanoros
and Brownsville were at once in
formed. and a search made for the
thief. Mr.. Tamayo succeeded in
locating Mendoza yesterday in the
east side Of town and arrested him.
None of the stolen articles were
found in his possession, but, after an
hours talk, he confessed 10 the
marshal and told him where to find
them, having sold all of the things
preyious to his arrest. Mr.. Tamayo
succeeded later in recovering all OF
the stolen property, which included
a fine cluster diamond ring, gold
we'd ling ring, two gold bracelets, a
gold chain with silver cross, several
SILVER forks and spoons, pistol
pocket knife, razors, etc. The thiei
is about eighteen years old. he
will doubtless be extradited as eoor
as the necessary formalitles are
complied with.
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FROM THE OTHER END.
BRENNAN Jubiiant Over the Prospect
of Railroad to Brownsville
BRENNAN Banner.

Brennan Banner.
Three cheers and a tiger for the
Brenham and Brownsville routel
Brenham is to become a railroad
centre. This statement seems to be
an assured condition and not an ir-
ridescent theory. Nor is it a sensa-
tional space filled and loaded with
doubtful foreign intelligence and
fred for local effect. Under the
charter the company is TO begin
operations by the 1st of April and
build and equip the lines from
BRENNAN to Brownsville by way of
Corpus Christi, within eighteen
months. The final terminus of the
proposed road will be the City of
Mexico,
AS already stated Hon. Ben. 5.
Rogers of this city is one of the COM
pany's attorneys, and a holder of
twenty-five shares OF the capital
stock. He is confident that the COM
pany intend doing just what they
say they will.
The good news became the ao-
sorbing topic OF conversation satur-
dav. A number of the city's progress
siye business men have the utmost
confidence in the success of the en-
terprise.
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PATRICIO V. MILMO
WANTED BADLY

Patricio V. Milmo; a Monterey
(Mexico) banker, is being sought by
the Kansas City and st. Louis police.
Chief Julian of Kansas City wired
Chief Harrigan yesterday to locate
Milmo. Detectives found that one
p. V. Milmo registered at the South
ern Hotel January % and remained
two DAYS. February 2, and Eduardo
Milmo, answering the description of
the man who stopped at the South
ern registered at the Planters and
STAYED one day. lie has not been
seen since.
The above startling information
appears in the St. Louis Republic OF
last Saturday.-Laredo Times.
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NOTICE.

Those expecting to attend the ball
Monday night in costume will con-
fer favsr upon the society reporter
of THE HERALD, If they will kindly
send in a description of their cos
tune with the character represented
BIZ them. This is often done in
other places, where society people
wish 10 have their COSTUMES correct
IL described. All that is necessary
is merely brief description with
name Of character and wearer.
These communications will be
regarded as strictly conhdensiaa'
They Should be handed IN Monday
evening or esrly Tuesday morning
Noas 0isi be opened before Mol'ia'
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PURELY PERSONAL.

Err. JeGerds of Santa Maria ar
lived in town last night.
J. Michael, a we'll known drum
mer from New Orleans, arrived on
the steamer.
Mrs. II. GrunewaId ofseguin, wi l
arrive on this afternoons Alice
stage to remain sometime visiting
her nother-in-law, Mrs, J. Dreyfus.
Mrs. S. E. Criss-Wise arrived on
the steamer today. Mrs. Criss-Wise
is we'll known in Brownsville which
was formerly her home, and her
many old friends are pleased to vel
come her.
Laredo Times, Feb. 15--secOnd
f,ieut. VIM. Kelly of the 2nd Caval-
fv spent last night with his class
mate, Lieut. GOodale. and left today
for his post of duty at Fort Wingatei
Nm Lieut.. Kelly and his father
Capt. wm. Kelly Of Brownsville
Texas; are well and favorably knows
i,v most every ore in this vicinity:
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A gents wanted-F0r War in Cuba, by
"A Senior QueSada, Cuban representa-
tive at Washington Endorsed by Gu
ban patriots. In tremendous demand.
a boIiauza for agents. Only sl.sO.
Big book, big commissions. Every
body wants the only endo sed, reliable
hook Outfits free. Credit given.
Fraigit pad. Drop all trash, and make
$500 month with War iii Cuba. Adj
dress to-day, The NATIONAL BOOK
CONCERN, 3i2-356 Dearborn ST., Chi
cago.
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Ii bhU HIS,
Sc Warren ST., Few York
A H0UsEH0LD NECESSITY

Casearets Candy Cathart'c, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the
age. pleasant and refreshing to the
taste acting gently and positively on
kidneys liver and bowels, cleansing
The entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache. fever, habitual constipation
aad biliousness. Please buy and try
j box of G.. &C. to- day; Il, %. 90
eats. SaIIaad guara 1teI 70 cure hey
call drug gist-s
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tCHTNG JOINTS

Announce the presence OF rheu-
i,.t;su, which causes untold suffer
inc. Rheuniatism is due. TO tactic
scid in tie blood. It cannot be cur
s., BIZ Iiniments or other outward ap-
;,lications. Hoods Sarsapariiia pu-
fines the blood,renoves the cause Of
tlieualatisn1 aud permanently cures
>sliseases. Tliis is the testimony
Nusards Of people WHO once
I the pains Of riIeuniatisnl
Nhaye actually been cured
NoI's aFsapariiia- rs
Egiless oct upon tlIs blood
impuri;y i tie
sss adsrfal cures By
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DON'T TOBACCO SPIT OR SMOKE
YOTJR LIFE AWAY.

If you want to quit tobacco using
easily ard forever, be made Well
strong, magnetic. fun Of new life and
yigor, takes NO-TO-B ac, he wonder
worker that makes weak men strong.
Many gam ten ponds in ten days.
Over 100000 cured Buy No Po-Bdc
from yoar own druggist, who viii
guarantee a cure soc. or S1.O0. Booklet
and sample mailed free. Address: Ster-
ling Remedy Co, Chicago or New
York.
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Gregorio Estrada has the honor to
offer his services as tailor at his
shop in Brownsville opposite the
railroad Office, also in Matamoros
half a block from Main plaza, Com
mercial street. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
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ABOUT TOWN.

fresh line of the best teas just
.eived ate. Jagou's.
Eelestin JagOu is receiving on this
steamer a choice lot of fne cheeses.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WorId's Fair Highest Award
The Alice mail stage passed Ell
Sauz at $50 a. m, with one pas
senger.
Capt. Thomas Beynon arrived on
Sc Alice stage last night from Cor
pus Christi.
The circus procession about Town
affords considerable diversion for
the youngsters every day.
The steamship Clinton arrived at
Brazos Santiago at 7:so this morn
ing, with Is cars of freight.
The postofice and First National
bank viii be closed Monday, in OBJ
servance of the national holiday.
4 baby girl made her appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
starck at TIVE O'Clock this morning
The passengers, mail and express
-
from the steamer arrived in Browns
vile by train at IL As this morning
The district court met this morn
ing but transacted no business Of
importance, adiourning until Mon
day.
The schooner Ada, Cart. VIM
Ankerson, sailed from Point Isabel
for Rockport, at 10 o'clock this
morning,
A private telegram received this
safternoon announces the serious i'll
ness of Emile LafTargue, of Ri'
Grande City.
FoUSD a small pistol with worst
ed cover. Owner can have same by call
ing at this Office and identifying sam
and paying for this notice.
The steamship Clinton IS adver
Used to sail from Brazos on Mon
day, the end. connecting trail
leaves the same day at a. M.
TuE HERALD is informed that Of
q The county bridge near the celneter
there is bad place which. shoni'
receive Immediate attention; larg
holezSsing broken through abou
- bridge. This mus
vehicles and esam
sc go 49, : - and tn
should not delay in haT
tho III paired
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State Superintendent

Applicants will be required 10 file
with me their application together
with the required fee; on or before
Thursday, February 18th. 1897.
f. II. GooDRICH,
County Superintendent.
brownsville; Texas, Feb. 18th. 1897.
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For the corresponding week in
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Austin, Texas, January 30, 1897.
To the County Superintendent,
Cameron County. Texas.

Austin, Texas, January 80, 1891.
To the County Superintendent,
Cameron County, Texas.
Dear Sir-Please give notice that
in connection with the regular ex-
animation in February, teachers will
have an opportunity to obtain per-
manent and State certificates.
On Saturday February Goth. the
examination on branches prescribed
to for third-grade certf Gates will be
held. On Friday. February 18th:
the examination on the additional
subjects for second-grade and first
grade subjects will be given, and on
Thursday, February 18th. the exam
ination on the additional subjects
required for permanent certificates
will be given. You should there
fore notify the examiners to be pre-
sent three days, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, February 18th. 18th
and Goth: the applicants for perma-
nent certificates should begin the
examination Thursday; applicants
for first and second grades, on Fri
day; applicants for thiri-grades
need not be present until Saturday
Kindly give carefully worded no.
tees so that all interested persons
may be properly informed:
Most Respectfully,
j. NJ. CARLISLE,
State Superintendent
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NOIICE.

Is hereby given that the Board of
Pharmacy for the 18th. Judicial
District of Texas will hold meet
ing for the examination of applicants,
on Saturday, February z. 1897. Fol-
further information, apply to
j. L. PUTE6NAT,
Registrar.
brownsville, Tex Jan. Y. 1891.
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rhis Is your Opportunity.

On receipt Of ten cents, cash or stamps,
generous sample VIII be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh ard Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
Sc Warren ST., Few York City.
Rev. John Reid, d., of Great Falls, Mont,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to ms- /
can emphasize his statement 1T IS posi-
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed
Rev. Francis ~ Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price. 80 cents.