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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25

BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

| Bangor is to nave Two new parks
| That in two places now supposed 10 Dc
public parks viii be practically ne"
when the park commission and city
Fengineeiz get through with the plans
which they are now ut work upon inc
objective points OF tnef energies az
| present are Broadway park, one or the
finest locations in the city. and the conf
mon on Forest avenue, both of which
win be. made subject 10 a bcautiiication
which will convert them into places
worth visiting at all seasons OF the year.
The man who carries the mail for Lew
irtn and Auburn the next tour Years "
not going to get rich OF the }at,- Inc
contract was taken first by a Missouri
man q. such a low figure that it Is un--
derstood that he had 10 give Il substantiai
bonus TO the slib-coatraetor, Mr.. Seven
CT Auburn. who has contracted for the
job for four years. His time begins July
l. There are % trips daily in Auburn,
the first at Csc a. NJ. and the last at 10
u NJ. and ah3us the same number in
Lewiston only there is a trip at night a
illf hour latsT. Ii requires TWO men with
TWO hoises and t'ims TO I'LL the contract.
Mr.. Seweil is now enxious for someone 70
and Small Of Auburn are talking of taxi
ing tine GENERALIZATION Sun.
The executive committee of the Els
worth Village Improvement society,
held . meeting Saturday afternoon with
Mrs A. F. Wiswell, Main street, when
III was decided to concur with the city
IN ra3,o,.inp the debris from Main
,streat twice q week Eight barrels vii!
fha n,aced at eiven pnjnts nointed vel
lr,y latterea " into which frag
,,onts .,,hioh have accunuJate4I can be-
nl,ced n he removed bv the civ. They
alec conten,nlafa purchasing n lawn
,oo,yor a,d ervfhn far the hnnafit of the
.citv pfivata individuals wishing. can
hoyo he usa ~ The game. for a small
s,,,,,,
No''b.it's = ~ - H.; ~
u's''iiictioii VI "etns ''q me- '''''i,,.
c"'ip'hy u VIZ oii'e -. .7'',,es - 80
~ ms ana n''''n -. z -
,ioi' ~ hoiior - N'sa, - -, rrs.-.''''l
a permit was feceiVei - on, " ''s''','s
ION aih'" ,i.t' 70 y 20 'iNe pr ~ '''e
pa'aue. AiSo i'', ~, "',s 49,
ai,o" ~ :. ~ - ''s'i''''h y ~,
TINS ",ue oi 'i,e iii'e' - ,nf - 'i'''
ihat 'he sIaht p1ido on
Witnesses ps tiie isS'o'i''s - 80. ', -
OF the ~. 'rolN' Inc rou'e''eii's ,"'''''s.
the PrIhciPai stieets ~ -
poth Miiito"ii NJ ana 'sai'!a' ''iii "','h
p, stephen ""eie 'nss "i7'i'i'i''a'
President futile Of the Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
BASE BALL. BASE BALL.
The Belfasts Will Play Here Today With Au.
gusta Giidea 10 Pitch.

A bail game, this afternoon, between
the Belfast and Augusta mines at the
park, will be welcome enough. There has
been no home game since last Saturday,
and they have been forgotten.
With Gil6iea in the box ard Schrecon-
COST behind the bat the Augustus will
play ball for winner. Mccarthy viii
play in right field and Conner viii play
at center.
The warm weather which bids fair TO
have come new to stay, will give the
game the start that it needs, and bring
the crowd out to watch the sport.ss
Manager Long says that the players
are all in the finest condition for the
game. and will surely play the ban Of
the season. this afternoon. starting in At
20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
STATE HOUSE.
election Ordered for Major in 3rd
Battalion, July /.
vue'''o0s 'or the Next Agricultural Bulletin
Other News.

Adiutant C.a,,.
IL, a'idi fsichards has ordered
II eieetioh Tor major OF the al patt,i;,,
n. q. S. NJ. to take n,.aa J..
Ill Portland of 60 ~ Tue armors
,rha 49,. ipiHS T. ISL Regiment
'eNioh Is 10 I'LL what may be Termed
lh original vacancy That q ~,
lition of corna,,, !, e''e a"'
M OF Westbrook, the
was made complete. and the
position of maior thereby, ,,.,.,
- Niea.eu.
Inc following Inquiries hava haa,, -.
out from Tho oft,oa "een sem
sstata 20, u 'iie secretary OF the
i'o.''d OF Agriculture for the next
nllietin No. ), to be known as tba ..pa
;urc Number',.
A., ~
IN. a.,, oir-We wish to thank all of
s,,,.. aioiieeilts Tor their replies to the
,i,; ~, tor the June bulletin and for
a+s. s.siu i oie remarks ON the matter un-
~, ~, ~, .'i's iueration Some of these re-
49, No eaiie 100 late for insertion others
"a, 40, sloWued out FOR lack of space but
1T IL 'i'sse nave been preserved. and will
, ny puohsheo IN this or succeeding mum
,' ,s.s ~ space VIII permit. We call your
a"aentioii 'ais month, in addition to the
,nApor'ahee to the farmers of Maine, the
IL ~ pau" is ana shall be very glad
Let them lnch,de sneh t hlon ~.
Best soil and situations for pastures:
r ,,ln ne tney be permanent or included in
IN upon them for s ,rrr,aers uepehd SOLE,
grain be fed in summer. ana If so what.
sitoulu ANIMALS at pasture be STABBED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
VILLAGE District Teachers Reelected.

The teachers of the Village District
schools for the year 1928 have all been
reelected as follows: Principal. y /.
Graves; teachers. Misses Emma Clark
Elma Clark. Alice Doherty May Doughty
Emma Homes. Jennie Cottle, Belle Voter,
Elizabeth LeProhon, Henrietta Roberts
Alice Whitney, Mary Redmond. j. Carrie
LeProhon Harriet Enwright, JehneIte 'ei-
bing Alice Clancy. Anna Noyes' f'uieh
McDavil. Mrs. +. w. Perry teacher Oh
music. Miss f.stellc c. Deerin$; teacher oil
drawing, Miss Grace Elicit.
The substitute teachers will probably be
the same as for the year just ended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25

Ping death" There are lots of ways
of accomplishing this, but just how to
do it. is the question. Inc apparatus
ord nowder that +. L. Weber is agent
for appear to fulfill all desired condi-
,;ons economy, effective, rapid, non
no;sonous at the same time 1t IS
aa,tb dealer. ana instead of injurinS
NOV, actually feeds it. 1t certain
/. ;s worth while to test such marvel.
Gus claims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
AMUSEM EMS.
Washburn's Great Shows.

Leon w. Washburns Great Allied
Shows. big three-ring circus, museum,
menagerie and hippodrome will exhibit
here Saturday. June 26. Reports from
all quarters pronounce the above shows
the leader in tented attractions and
cannot fail To interest the masses. That
it possesses many rare animals never
before seen in this country, the only
real aquatic show of sea animals. i
great hippodrome, a triple circus and
many phenomenal living wonders is
without question. Its career has been
a triumphant success. 1t is enthusias-
tically received and immensely pat
ronized everywhere it spreads its tents
and it is said to give a better entertain
ment and more Of it than any other
organization in America. The news
papers are unanimous in its praise. y
Grand outpouring of the populace here
on show day may be looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Itheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and pos
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Chas. X. Partridge.
aug1a eod& W. folrm. tt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
Died.
FRANKLIN.


Farming ton-June 5, Mrs. Sarah, wife
cf Samuel j. Reed aged As years 6
months, days.
HANCOCK.
Winter Harhor-June 1. Mrs. Mary p
Torrey. aged Is years.
Northeast Harbor-June I. Mrs. Annie
S. F'alt, aged % years.
kENNEBEC.
Boston-June .. Mrs. Warren Turner
formerly Of Gardiner.
SAGADAHOC
Topsham-June ., Charles w. Purinton,
aged Il years.
WASHINGTON.
cllais-June {. Mrs. Daniel McNutt:
June 6, Nancy +. barnard aged 76 year,.
ard months: June 3, Ruby 8. Hat3.aged
years and months; Juna 6. Edwai d
Kelley. aged 81 years ara 6 months.
Jones 1cro-June s. Mrs Lois Topper.
aged Y years and Z months
cloper-Juno 10. Seretha Ellis. aged A
years, II months and 26 days
Marshiel,i--Jure H. MIS- Lizzie Nc
Bridc aged 81 years.
EastportJ June 3. Oscar Hanson. aged
10 Years and months.
West Lubec-June s. Rebecca Dinsmore,
aged SO years and / month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
HEARINGS for County Commissioner.

A hearing has been appointed by the
Ecnnebec county commissioners for Au-
,,us,t to he held at Oakland. in the Sc
Ioctmens room, for the location of what
is known as the Ten Lots, road extefd-
ing to Summer street
A hearing has also been appointed i'r
Jrlv 2e. to lay out a road in farmingodA
"a run near the residence of Frank Lower
IN Maple street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
Born.
CUMBERLAND

Brilgton-June 5. to the wife of Roy
Staley, son.
FRANKLIN.
kincfield-June 6. to the wife of Mr..
Bert Dolbicr a daughter.
SOMERSET.
New Portland-June A. to the wife Cf
Lester L. Mitchell, q son.
AnSon-June ,, to the wife of lS,1c Jef-
fers. a daughter, 9la pounds.
Madison-Jlme 2. to the wife of Harry
Roadway, son. I pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25

President. f. e. Timberlake of Phillips.
Me-; treasurer, Samuel lIano of Aliston,
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25

TIL, retail dealer who advertises. 1--WE
always give Just what you ask for, and
lives up to his promise, is certain of q
good trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25

The following new corporations
nanars at the secretary Oh state
Thursday: orcapized
,-,, wood Rim Company, Organic"
Berwick for the purpose Of oo"'7 =
~ homecoming business in WOOD
With 10000 capital stock VI
,.,;,,, 800 is paid in. The oiiicers az
Theodore A. Peart oil heeie'
,roasurer, Lyman Gay of heehe'
n. II. x,, Comnanv. or
.,;uad at Lewiston for the pun Pc
7s;ng retail and wholesale mo'o ~,
80, business, with $'oooo cap,
anu Il which nothing is paid IN. n'
President, Melvin >. W.
oiiice ,.,ston. treasurer, John harper
of Lewiston. c,nitarium Com
ne ,,;ued at Portland, for the pai
-, Of establishing iocai s''''.''s' Iva
-. hampshire for the apsoi"te ~.
.,,a desire for liquor. MOI pun" :,
Oh 'h0 ,c with 100000 capital s'ocn -
ca.ilie' thing is paid in. Inc once
wh'cn aasident Henry n sawyer -
are eos,,rer S. Frankslord lrui
of WoburI. c,,.aan;na Company
Inc c,co. for the purpose o. oo
tho . business in stree aa,, AZ which
.,,l,as with 100000 capital sloeh ~. presi
80 :. Maid in The ofiieeis - ,,,dee
! s az. olindus F. Kendall o. o. 81 Hos
| "eii'' ar p. Thatcher Morriso'
4 ton. ral F,state Company
| The hai's Y,,,yeley for the purpose o
Snna general renting and a,a lea a,oe a<'
oa ,.,ns $500 is paid in. The omcefs as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
The Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
Worcester, Mass. r. C. Mendenhall, A'res'

Courses of study in mechanical, ciVi
and electrical engineering. chemistry anu an
general science. New and extensive isan-
oratories in engineering, electricity: phya,
les and chemistry. Special faeililies On
steam and hydraulics. 116-pagc catiioi, U.s.
showing positions filed by graduates,
mailed free Address J. X. Mafshaii'
Registrar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
Nominations by Governor Powers 4

Governor Powers has made the follow
ing nominations:
Judge Gardiner municipal court-James
N. Larrabce, Gardiner,
Commissioner to examine into the de
STABILITY of establishing normal schools
Frederick S. Walls, Ninalhaven; John
t. Harper, lewiston Albert r. Hawkes.,
Windham.
Disclosure commssioners-E. p. Spin
ney North Berwick; c. Dean Narney
South Berwick Herbert L. Foster, Win
throp.
State assayer-William II. Ohler. Port
land.
TO administer oaths, acknowledge
deeds ana solemnize marriaSes-Mary e.
Laphlm Augusta.
Agent 10 prevent .cruelty-Fred L. Ste
vens. Pennington.
Inspector of fish-John A. Beal, West
Jonesport.
10 take birds. their nests and eggs, for
scientific purposes--Arthur H. Nottoh
Fish wardens-George r. Johnson.
South Harpswell Danforth Q. french
Joncsport.
Indian constables-Gabriel J. Tom Iomhh.
Peter Daua's Point; Joseph u oockpd-
sion Pleasant Point.
20 Coroners~0nner c. Keegan. Van Blu
rem: John Il. Saunders. Mechanic falIs'
James T. Small, Lewiston.
Dedimus justice-Albert D. DurSii'
Orono. r.4.
Trial justices-Oharles Green. Eus tis ;
l.. w. Goodspeed. Randolph; Edwin =.
peaslce, Jefferson: Joseph Burland, i1li-
coin: Horace H. Wheeler. Carmel; sam
mel A. Myrick. Unity; William +. Leish-
ton. Pembroke; John w. Clark, Dayton
Notary Public-Barrett Potter. brlinS-
wick: William Lyons, Westbrook; VII
ljom IT. I,oGney Portland; Elliott n Zen
anr Jerome Il: Knowles. Eden; NalitSe
n Perry. Hallowell; j. $. Foster. ROCK
nori. Josiah Crosby, Dexter; Edgar =.
G.nith E,oxcroft; George Nj. Dudley, Bdtn
4. X Butler. Skowhegan CndrIeS 4,
Homes. Skowhegan; Samuel M Caiie Al
fred; Charles Dean Varney, south pei
Justice of the Peace and Quornml,-M VII IL
liam A. Bedell, South Berwck' Geoi Sc
W Becker Albany; Lewis NJ. ~; D'i ~ 4,
South Thomaston; Hugh X CiraPni', d'a =,
oor. Hiram Comsbock, Lube: say NJ, - /
ssiy. Prescott; Lewis A. fafrdf, ~, ~ -
rurner; Albert n. Fernald S3hio III w
II Fisher, Augusta; Joseph N. iei i,
istra: Il. r. Gilmore, Bucksporsi II a ~,
iInlmes. Brunswick: Herbert ", no. lioiih ~
.ewiston: Michael Hudson, 1u,, ,i'',a y,
n Irgersol, Columbia Faiis' on ,rarfniiou.
Ionrs Skowhegan; II. NJ. l-o ,ls..'e,,,, ,
oa,ldinston; Walter q. LOUD : ~ ..a n,
PnIaski McCrillis. DEXTER iien mSSr;,na
! unshIin Bangor; j. G. Pease, Coriliiia :
t,,iosr nj. Simpson, Btthei; 1osep ~,
,,,ih ErjdeeWater; Lewis r.; otiI Let'
,ppniFiand. John A. Stinson oo % w !, :
d,s"rnan &. Tinkham, Arson; -. Ia'poN'
.lr., Lewiston.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
MAJOR ARMSTRONG
IN WASHINGTON.
Favorable Mention of Him as
ganaidate for United
States Marshal.

!
a recent number of the Washing
ten Post, speaking of that worthy
and gallant gentleman, Major John
D. Armstrong. the well known Cam
eron county ranchnan. who recently
visited Washington in the interests
OF his candidacy for the Office OF
United States marshal, says:
Captain John Armstrong of
Brownsville, Texas, who was seen
at Willard's last evening, has 4 re-
cord in Texas as gallant command
er of company of Rangers, who
rendered service in the cause of law
and order in the days when life was
held somewhat cheap on the Lone
Star frontier. Captain Armstrong
captured the notorious John Wesley
Hardin, the slayer OF twenty-six
men, thereby freeing the State OF
one Of the most hardened despera-
does Of modern times. Hardin was
given twenty-five years in the pen
itentiary but got several years de-
Quoted for good behavior. When
hes was turned out two or three years
ago he behaved well for time, but
soon lapsed into bad ways and was
killed in a private difficulty in Ell
Paso. Captain Armstrong is candi-
date for United States Marshal for
tho Western district Of Texas. He
has the backing OF neither State
Chairman Green nor National Com
mitteeman Grant, but has the in
dorsement of some of the most solid
citizens Of his section"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
ABOUT TOWN

A good rain is reported az Ell SAM
last night.
Commissioners court adjourned
today for the May term.
The Alice mail passed FL Sauz at
6 80 a. m; no passengers.
The rainfall last night, taken at
Fort Brown, was 80 OF an inch.
Commissioner Turcott left for his
home at La PARA this morning.
Last nights thunder storm has
been followed by Beautiful day.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powstzs
4vssroed "-i.i Alidvinter Fair, saP erznrisea-
Read notice OF custom house sale
elsewhere in today's HERALD, TO take
place May 2sth.
The river is falling slowly here,
having fallen since Yesterday lit
tleo two inches.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
TEMPERAruRE RECORD.

For the week ending Friday
May l., 1887, taken at Fort Brown.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15

DEAFNESS CANNOT
OF
BE CURED

by ioeai applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the
ear. There is only ore way to cure
deafness, and that is BY constitutions
al remedies. Deafness IS caused by
an infianed condition of the mucous
lining OF the EuStachian Tube.
When this tube gets inflamed Won
have 4 rumbline sound or imperfect
hearing. and when ii is entirely
closed deafness. Is TIE result. and un-
less the Inflammation can be taken
ont and This tube restored 10 its nor
NAL condition. hearing viii be de-
siroyest forever. Rine cases out of ten
are caused by eataFril. which is moth
ing bat IN infla,ned condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We viii give Cine Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness (eauseil bv
catarrh) that eannct be cured by
Halls Gatarril Cure. send for cir
GUITARS, free.
r J. GHENh.y& 70, Toledo, O.
Sold BY Druggists. 75e-
Halls family Pills are Tie best.
casesTets sim tiate liver kidneys AMI
bowels. Never sleken. weakea 81.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
Rio Grande City, Nav 10, IL a. m
still falling here.
WHAT WE INHERIT

We are not TO blame for. We con-
not be held responsible for the dis
positions anG tendencies which we
derive from orr aisceslors, nor are
NC responsible for the germs of dis
ease which may manifest themselves
in our blood as heritage from form
er generations. But we are respon,
sible if we allow these germs TO de-
velop into serious diseases which
will impair our usefulness and de-
siroy cur happiness. We. are respoq-
sible if we transmit to eur descend
ants the disease germs which it is
possible for us to eradicate by the
Use OF Hoods sarsaparilla, the enc
true blood purifier. This medicine
has power to make rich, red blood
and establish perfect health in place
OF disease.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
Air Ship In Brownsville.
commandments


The accounts going the rounds q
the papers regarding the air ship
which Is said to have appeared IN
various sections Of the State, we're
regarded by rs as being of the
"Munchausenn order: and therefore
did not give them credence, but we
can row credit the statement of sew
eral reliable gentlemen, that the
wonder is in our midst Last night
during the electric storm, par y
was watching. the pyrotechnical
display, when they were somewhat
alarmed by hearing strange noises
resembling the popping of corks. to-
gather with Sizing sonnd. In
mediately thereafter binding
flash revealed to their astonished
gaze an immense vessel which
was heading directly for. them. aud
a. moment later it landed in Nike
Leahg's yard adjoining the saloon
There were three occupants, who
conyersed freely with the gentle
men, who were taking astronomi-
cal notes on little pieces of card
board. Tie strangers stated they
were direct from Washington
and that the object of their visit was
TO investigate the many charges made
against applicants for the position of
collector OF The port, and to return
as expeditiously as possible. in oraer
not to clog the wheels of the gov
ernment, "a it cannot be run prop
erly while the Brownsville matters.
are pending.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
The River.
made

Carrizo, Tex. May 15.-The river
is again rising fast here. Very heavy
rains the last twenty-four hours
The rise is probably tie result Of
the big rise at FL Paso.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
The Il. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
sroersar 10 all others.


Sofia Guerrero, young married
woman. died at seven o'clock last
night at her home in West Browns
Vile.
The schooner Templeton from
Corpus Christi, with two sloops, ar
rived at Point Isabel late last even
ing. They will remain sometime
fishing for the Corpus and Rockport
market.
Another glorious rain fell about
two o'clock this morning. II was
preceded by considerable electric
display and heavy thunder, which
awakened people in time to close
their windows before the rain De-
gan.
DR. Joe K Combe has veritably
earned the championship belt IS
ni,arod of theaoo,nmuniiy. This
morning at the Rabb plantation, ho
killed the third deer which has fall
len under his aim since his return
from Virginia. He SAYS lie his now
@Empicaao and that he is loaded
for bar g
THE nERALD is informed that the
boil weeyil has made It's appearance
in some Of the cotton Gelds in the
upper portion Of the county and Is
doing considerable damage 1t is
to be hoped that precautions may be
taken at once TO prevent the spread
of the destructive little insects. All
infacted squares OF bolls should he
promptly gathered and burned
y gay procession was that made
by the Catholic sunday school
picnickers this morning, as they
rode cut of town, en- route to the
Esperanza plantation. y great
number Of bows on horseback led
the van, the girls, teachers and
small children following D ambu-
lsnces. a band of music accompa-
MED them. No doubt il has been a
delightful day fer the happy partici-
pants
The burden of labor is constantly |
being lightened by new inventions,
but nothing new has yet been dis
covered to brighten the hours of la
Dor, aud make life worth living like I
Simmons Liver Regulatordoes. It's
The Ki9g Of Liver Medicines, A
siu~-i~h nVSer depresses ones spirits
and causes sanguor, BESIDES. upset
ing the wlAeie system Bat SIN
mons Liver Regulator tones up and
strengthens tl,4 bOdy.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUC-
ton. Office Chief Quartermaster.

IIOH. OILce ttilet Itlarternaster,
Department of Texas, San Antonio, Tex.
April Y. 1897. Scales proposals, IN trip
ilcate, will Be received here until Z
O'Clock noon, May =, 1897, for the con-
structicn at ort Ringgold. Tex, of 4
nouble Sci Of Officers Quarters, accord
ing TO plans and spo ,iiications to be e n
here ant at Fort Ringgold. Blank pro-
posals and ful information furnished on
application UsS- reserves right TO re-
ject any OF all proposals. Envelopes
containing propose Should be marked ::
Proposals for construction al Fort
Ringsoid. Tex" ard addressed toIOBN
SIMPSON, q VI. l. S. a, G. Q. NJ.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15

nscT WHAT We SAY, but
q what Hoods SarSapariila Does, that
tells the story of It's merit and success
Remember ssG0'S CURES.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15
ron o. Ell TIFrY YEARS

AiEs- WiNs4oy2 5 Soo#aING SYRUP has
been used foS over fifty wears by
snilliors OF N bihers foE their child
rem while teefthing. witt perfectsuc-
cess Il seo{shes she child. sofiens
the gums allsys al pain, cures wiad
goiic, and the best remedy for
DisrFh9a viii relieve the poor
little sufferer e1lnefiiateirs Sold br
pruggistssin eze9ry part Of the world
Kwensv-fTe cent? bottle. Be sure
sH:l ask fer ,sssrs. WinSlows Seoth-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-15

Just try Zoe box of Cascaret the
finest liver and bowel regu ator ever
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
m rYCITDE THE MAHONETANS.

The six Mahometans who arrived here Few
DAYS ago on the steamer California and were he'u
for deportation on the ground that thcr pe.'et
in the Koran made them poyeams's mao "nV't Nv
,aar,,, yesterday before the Board OF Special In
IL, a. tho Barge Office at tho instigatlon OF
commemorative OF the Turkish Consul lie argued
Lcfore lie Board that because the Mahohet "t ts
i,,.od In tho Koran which teaches polygamy, IL
Gid moi follow that the six men had come 10 ms
country TO practise II. lie added that they nna
coU ,SSo,ton ~ doing 90: that they had come mere
~, nm ther living. The Board however. again
Sccidcd on excluding the men. this time on h tmc
.,nd tIat thev were likely TO become puDHc
horges They win be held for deportation pending
90 orders from the Treasury Department AT
Washington 1t IS said that the TURKISH hce""o'
may interfere In their behalf