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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-01-14

trouble with loss of flesh and APP
petite with accumulations Of gas
sour risings and heartburn.
II is safe to say that stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets will cure any sio,n-
ach weakness of disease expect can
Ger of tie stomach. They cure SOUR
stohiach, gas; loss Of hesh and ap-
petite, sieepIessness, palpitatioh,
heartburn, Constipation anu head
ache.
Send for valuable little book on
stomach disease by addressing F. A,
Stusr: Co, aarshali, Mich. All
druggists sell full-sized packages al
90 cents. Prof. Henry W. Becker,
A. II. the weii-kiiomn religiosii
worker an / writer of St Louis.
Secretary of Mission Board of the
German Methodist Church. Chief
Clerk and Expert Accountant for
the Harbor and Wharf Commission
Public Secretary for the St. Louis
School Patrons Association and the
District Conferences of Stewards OF
tile. n. E Church; also taken an
active psrl in the work of tits Ep-
worth League, and to write on re-
ligious and educational topics for
several magasines. How he found
reliefis bes: told in his on words:
"Some weeks ago my brother
heard me say something about indi.
gestion. and taking a box from his
pocket said "Try Stuart's Tablets,
did, and was promptly relieved
Then / Investigated the nature Of
tablets and became satisfied that
they we're made of just the right
things and in just the right propor-
tons to aid in the assimilation Of
food. In heartily endorse them in
all RESPECTS, and l keep them con-
.stantl5 on hand.
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In Olden Times

People overlooked tfSe fmportanse
of permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with transient action
but now that it is generally known
that Syrup of Figs will permanently
overcome hapitual constipation,
weif-i1forned people. win not buy
other laxatiyes, which act for time.
bui finally lnjure the system. Buy
the genuine, made BY tie CalIfornis
Fig Syrup Go.
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CltatIoa ny PebIIeatI0n.
Tie stslc Ct Teza,
To the heriif oraf.v t'osssslse Of Gamer

To the heriif orahy eoEs.sbss Of Gamer
on coansf, Greeting
Ysu are IIsreby. Commanded to sefn-
non Henry PATTERSON, bs max
ing publication Of his i,at;on once
IN each week Cor fonr s=esks previous
10 tie fetssr:s day hereof IL <5sSs neESaa-
per published IN soar County. i ss:ese be
a newspaper published Herein b':tie 50.
then IL any newspaper published L The
18th Judicial District; but if there Be %
newspaper Published in said Jasdieial
District then il news aperP Published in
the nearest Distri 10 said 18th d.cial
District, te asFear az tie nSsS regular
term f the I3istriet Cour q Cameron
Cs.aatys te be holden n the Couri i:orSe
|ther.osf, in Bro~nsvil (. on the irst Non
day in February \. d. Is9eths same being
the Sixth day OF Februar- A.D- lseo, ti.en
and there to answer a petition FLED in said
Court on the 10th "a !, Of December j. D.
1895 ii a sllit, Numbered on the 6ecsset Of
said Court No. 1871, wherein Ireae Pa
t@fson Is the Plaintiff, and HsnTy Pattsr-
son the Defendant, said pet;tion alleging
tina tie said petitioner and said defendau,
were legally married on October 6fh.is79.
in Cameron tduntg, Texas, and lived-io
sether as husband and Aaife until septem
berr roth 1851. Where, for no cause known
to plaintiff said Observation-Disclosures her
red and board, and has ever since. that
time utterly failed, and refund to cOutri-
butte anything what ever 10 the support OF
Petitioner or bis children
Petitioner prays that citation by pub
LEGATION be issued TO defendant Henry
Patterson, to answer this petition, aud
that the bonds Of matrimony, heretofore
existing benSeen them be forever dissosy-
ed.
Herein fail rot but. have before said
court, at its aforesaid next regular term,
this writ with your Fet1rn tI.eraon, show
ing how you have executed the same.
Witness, Louis LowaisAi, [ i-rk of The
District Court ofCamerou County
Given Under my Hand ard the cal Of
said court, at .-ffice in Brownsville this
sae 9th day Of DscemberA. D. 1893.
LOUIS KowALssI, lerk,
Disttict Court Cameron County
tseall j rue copy Gritty.
LOUIS 3TowALskI, Clerk.
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For Over Fiftr Years.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over fifty years By
millions OF mothers for their child
rem while teethlng. with perfeei
success. II soothes the child, sof
tens the gums, allays all pain. cure
wind collie, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer iiurae;liately
Sold by Druggists in every pasi Of
the world. twenty-five cents a
bottle. i,e sure and ak for. "Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take 10 other Sind.
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The u. S. Cow KepOrn
show Royal Baking PO1Tdes
essOerior 20 aII others
CafarrR Cannot be Cured

CafarrR Cannot be Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the scat of the
disease. Catarrh Is a blood or con-
stituiti'onai tlisesse,and in order to
cure II YOU must take internal REM
edies. nall's Catarrh Cure is
taken Internally, and acts directly
on the blood and Mucous surfaces.
Halls Cs,arrlI Cure is not a quack
medicine. 1t was prescribed by one
OF Tie best physicians in this coun-
Try for years. and is regular pre-
scription. II lis composed of the best
tiOnfcs known, eonbined with the
BEST blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The per
feet combination OF the tive ingre-
dients IS wha, produces such won
derful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY s. CO. Props,
Toledo. ohio
Sold BY druggists. price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are tie best.
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Notice

The list of deliqucnts for city
taxes due for past years Will be pre-
pared for publication by Jaruarl
81, 1891. All parties owing City
taxes arc advised TO make prompt
paymeEt OF same before tie above
mentioned date. By so doing they
will avoid the additional costs and
expenses of listing and publication.
By order of the couHsil.
SANTas. ' AI.DEZ.
City Tax Assessor and Collector
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DAaAso LERAl
Beginning the 1ear

With pure, rich, healthy blood,
which made be had by taking
Hoods SarsspariIla. you will not
need to fear attacks of pneumonia,
bronchitis, fevers, colds or the grip
a few Bottles of this great tonic and
blood purifier, taken now, will be
your best protection against spring
hu,nors, boiIS, eruptions, that tired
feeling and serious Hines, TO which
"a weak and debilitated system is es,
pecialfy liable IN early spring.
floods Sarsa parilla eradicates from
the blood all scfofuIa tainis, tones
and strengthens the stomach, cures
dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and
every ,aliment caused or promoted
impure or depleted blood.
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Wichita Falls. Texas.

Proprietors P. F P:
II becomes r.s duty to add my tes-
timonial to the wonderful curative
properties of PIP. Y. EPsiekly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium. Some
years ago bruised my ank i ON my
saddle stirrup; from little scratch
the place segan to enlarge until it
was as large as the palm OF my hand,
dlscbarging pus, exposing part of
the bone. 7 called TO see physicians
and they pronounced it as a fever
sore, and incurabla. Ii became so
painful, and swollen so badly that !
tried ban.lagse for relief until Sc
cured rubber snpneSter; after Sc
curing the rubber supporter for tenn
porary relief,I begon to use Internal
remedies, trying several different
kinds without any apparent relief.
4 resolved TO try P. p. p, which /
did. After Using one bottle the re-
suit was sucl: continued until tho
sixth bottle Was used, when my rdb-
Der supporter was not faAtiiet re-
CURED, as the sore was completely
healed and swelling entirely gone.
L therefore take pleasure III saying
to the public generally that it is my
belief ff5;'::ii actual experience, that
the use OF p. P. p, If properly per-
sisted in, will cure any case of inn
pure blood or blood pois, ming.
Respectfully,
PRoF. B. F. HICKEY, Postmaster,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
I, the undersigned, knew Prof.
TIickigy al. the time he commenced
10 take p. T. p. for his sore leg, AMI
lid not think a cure possible. | no.
ticed its progress from the start, and
must say The remarkable cure P.P:P
brought ABBOTT lsas something marve-
lous.
R. TArMaN, Druggist,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
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No trouble IS more common OF
more misun2 erstood than nervous
dyspepsia People having it think
their nerves are to blame and are
surprised that they are not cured BY
nerve medicines The real seat OF
the mischief is lot sight OF. The
stomach is he organ 10 be looked
after.
Nervous dyspepties often do not
have any pain tilatever in the stom-
ach, or perhaps any of the usual
symptoms of stomach weskaess.
Nervous dyspepsia shows itself got
in the stomach SO much as in nearly
every organ. In some cases tAe
heart paipitates and is irregular; IN
others the Kidneys are affected; in
others the bowels are constipated
with headaches; still Others are
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notice 10 Tax Payers.

The attention to the tax payers OF
this county is specially directed TO
Section 10, Chap. l03, Laws of 1897.
which reads as follows:
of any person shall fail or refuse
to pay he takes imposed upon him
or his property BY law until the olst.
day of January next succeeding the
return Of the asse ssment rolls Of the
county to the -comptrollers penalty
of ten per cent on The entire amount
of such taxes shall accrue, which
penalty, wien collected, shall be
paid proportionately TO the state and
county. and tie c,liectot 6f iaxes
shall, by virtue of his tax rolls, sieze
and leFy upon AMI sell much per-
sonal property belonging to such
person as His5 be sufficient to pay
his taxes, together with the pei;aiiy
above provided, interest, and all
costs accruIng thereon.
DAaAso LERMA,
Tax Collector Caiiiefsn County.
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GHCs.GgEIaTAt faRtORS.

q1fnG San Antonio, Texas,
Belong TO no combine TO hold mp
prices beyond reach of the people
We bny. our material in large lots,
do more work than all the Dentists
in South Texas, and can give best
prices. We fill Teeth By Electric
ity,. Extract with Gas and Ner-
vena absolatefg-wiihout pain. &c
TO their ParIors for best work in all
lines, Guaranteed for 5 years, and
have them to put your mouth in or
der to start in with the Eew year
English German and Spanish
spokens
DRs. GoonMAS s. uAys,
Managers
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Ihe readers Of tl.st psPs5!


the readers of that papsfy1
doubtless be glad to have i. in O.
form. The author has written in an
entertaining manner of the varied
events ocnrring dufiag hfs fifty
years ministry as missionary along
the banks of the Rio GranIle, com
prising some OF the most stirring
and thrilling scenes that have been
presented during the past half cen
tsry in this region. The work
will be published in paper
covers at 35 cents copy
postpaid and in cloth at so cents also
postpaid. Some OF The topics are
suggested in the following headings
taken from the work:
PART 1.
Texas and observation-disclosures I
-lS52. Adies la Belle France.
Aspect OF the Diocese of Galveston.
Nv First Trip. Pnnniless General
Chambers. Liberty. Sour Lake.
Prayer Answered. Two Nights in d
Box. Back TO Galveston. yellow
JacK. Second Mission Tour. Raw
Sweet Potato for nay Supper. Jasper.
PART II
Chapter Iv.-Rait. on Bagdad. A
Pandemehihm. St. Joseph Ny Pro-
tector. Bagdad is Fallen. Troubled
Times. Victoria. Oblate Fathers
Victims of the Revolution.
The volume will comprise over
two hundred pages
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just Received.

The following goods were brought
up from the slermer, Dec 2Olh. con-
signed 10 Lucio 5ouis. which he
has sale:
assorted felIfes lin 5lb Buckets SOC
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Notice.

All persons are hereby notified
that am now ready to receive as
sessrnents or renditions Of property
for the current year. Same mast Be
presented TO my deputy, Mr.. How
ard Miller, at Office in tl.a court
house, within The time prescribed
BY law.
EzEoufF1 cAv4zoe,
Tax Assessor Cameron County Tex.
brownsville, xas,January 4dh, 1899,
lckle:t Tongues and -.
Gorned Bsef.
: b. A. raresari0 has lot Of fine
spice picked tongues aud homeless
cornesl beef. Cali tnlsim at mar
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sMince meat, per pound

a fresh lot Of cigars and smoking
received.
Remember The place. i,ueie' IIis77ufr,
~ F&nIsse fs5tFostE bEz q.
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- IpII0E liz.
d. S. EUAREHGY.

saturday, Jan. IA. 1890.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04

der district between Coiesberg and
Burgherdorp has declared for the Beers.
In Venterstad alone more than 1900 have
joined the rebellion. The farmers have
formed a communicating company and
talk confidently of triumphal march
on Cape Town.
Gen. Buffers proclamation has been
torn down and trampled upon, and the
royalists are hidden to hurry to Cape
Town to prepare coffee for the rebels.
The official list shows that a modifica-
ton has been made in the command of
the Sixth division. Instead of Lieut.. Gen
Sir Charles Mansfield Clarke, the COM
mander will be Maj. Gen. Thomas Kelly
Kenny, inspector general of auxiliary
forces and recruiting, with Maj. Gen.
Knox and Maj. Gen. Clements as bri-
gade commanders. Gen. Kelly-Kenny has
had no South African experience.
With regard to Natal, it is still doubt
full whether the bridge over the Tugela
at Colenso has been destroyed There
is a report that the British drove the
Beers off while attempting to destroy it,
but the probability is that the structure
was mined and fired afterWard
According to the dispatch from Pitter's S
Kraal dated Tuesday, Nov. %, the Beers
were then attempting turning movements
from SteynSburg and the district north of
Strkstrom, in cooperation with the
rebels, by way of harrisburg and Tar
kastad, against Gen. Gatacre's column
The wreck of the troopship Ismore may
result in the loss of $50 horses.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04

mined by committee of the house ap-
pointed for that purpose This is the
opinion of Representative Bailey, of
Texas, and 1T is said toright that he will
ask Mr.. Roberts be sworn in, but at the
same time will declare that this does not
commit him to the rights of Mr.. Roberts
to sit as member Other Democrats be
iieve as a matter of policy no objection
should be made.
An objection to the Republican plan of
procedure at this stage, they assert, will
give the impression to many who do not
investigate the question thoroughly that
the Democrats are in favor of Mr.. Rob
erts sitting as a member of the house
and no attention will be paid to the con-
tention that the objection was made on
constitutional grounds.
Representative Richardson, the leader
of the minority, said tonight that no
plan of action on the part of the Demo-
Gratis had been determined, and he pre-
ferred not to be quoted as to saying what
in his opinion they should do.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04
FITZ IN A FIGHT.
The EX-ChRmpiOn Has Trouble With
Julian, His Manager.

Julian, His Manager.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Former Champion
Robert e. Fitzsimmons and his manager,
Martin Julian, engaged in a bloody fight
early yesterday morning in FitZsimmons'
room al the Sherman house. Each man
charges the other with pulling a revolver
and trying to use it, and, according to
eye-witnesses, both produced pistols
which they employed as clubs before they
We're separated and dragged to their beds.
AS result of the encounter Fitzsim-
mons threw up his engagement at the
Alhambra and left the city for New York,
VoWing he was done forever with his
manager
The quarrel started in the Australians S
room. The noise awakened Miss Valerie
Berger, an actress at the Dearborn thea
ter, who had room few doors away
Unable to sleep because of the commo-
ton she summoned a bellboy and sent
a complaint to the office E. w Denahy,
the night clerk, responded, followed by
the bellboy. The fighters were having a
fierce miX-up as the hotel dignitary push
ed open the door. Blood was pouring
from flesh wounds on the face of each
and the revolVers were being welded
with telling effect as striking weapons.
The force of the blows, however, wos
not up to the standard of either man 9
i ~ DuI li0S hePt HIeliIly AZ "oIh
while Denahy endeavored to separate
them. Finding the men deaf to words
the clerk himself landed a few effective
punches, which had a soothing effect
Then, with the bellboys assistance, he
washed the blood from the fighters faces,
saw Fitzsimmons safely in bed and con-
Quoted Julian to his chamber.
When Fitz come dawn in the morning
he carried a grip and announced his in
tention of taking the first train for New
York, where his wife lives He said he
was through with Julian as manager
or in any other friendly relation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04
TALKS OF TRUSTS.
Mr.. Bryan Believes the Issue VIII
Aid the Democrats.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 3.-IIon. w.
]. Bryan, who. is here with eX-Gov Hogg
on an outing, spoke today at some length
on next years campaign. Mr. Bryan
states that the Democrats will make
great gains next year among large
classes of people.
'"These people comprise the wage earn
ers,'' said he chose who have been diff
ferentIy affected by the consolidation Of
the great manufacturing concerns of the
country, commonly called trusts In this
class are enumerated day laborers, office
men, drummers, etc. Those are the peo-
pie who will vote with the Democrats
next year
with such continuation of additions
to our side the next twelve months. it
will not be a question Of whether the
Democrats can win, but by how large a
majority. 1 have no fear of the outcome.
The recent elections, to an unbiased
mind, plainly indicated that the Demo
Gratis had the better of it in nearly all
states in which electins were held. In
Ohio, Mr.. McKinleys home state. the
Democratic gain is more clearly shown
than those anywhere else except in Mary
land and Nebraska The vote given
Jones was anti-Republcan, and had he
not been in the race it most assuredlv
would have gone to Mr. Mclean. Next
year, with the present ratio of increase,
Ohio will go Democratic by a safe ma
jority.
''The Republicans would like to cover
me with the glory of personally winning
the fight in Nebaska. They would. if
possible, lead the people to believe that
there were no issues in this election and
that I was 50 personally magnetic as 10
lead the people to the polls with nothing
more than myself as an incentive. The
truth of the matter is the people of Ne
braska have been awakened. They real
lie that it is time that change was be-
ing made In the administration of the af-
fairs of the government, and they pro-
pose to throw off the yoke of a single
money standard and militarism and to
check the avarice and greed that has al
most become the objective of that party.
And not only in Nebraska is this the
case, but find from personal investiga-
ton and from those who are in a posi-
ton to know that the people in MANY sec
tions Of other states, heretofore strongly
republican, have made urf their minds to
join the free silver forces next year,
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04
CASE OF MIR. QUAY.
He VIII Make No Effort to Secure
His Seat Today.


WASHINGTON, Dec S.-WhiIe the ses-
sion promises to be upon the whole a
busy one in the senate, the first week
probably will be marked by considerable
lethargy. On Monday the new senator's
will be sworn in, but beyond this nothing
Will be done. Ordinarily the president s
message is received on the first day of
the session, but its receipt will be post
poned for day this session out of re-
spect to the memory of the late Vice
President Hobart, whose death Senator
Sewall will announce.
Tuesday little will be done beyond the
receipt of the message, the present pur-
the reading of the message to give the
Republican senators an opportunity to
hold a caucus over the reorganization of
the committees Wednesday and Thurs
day will be devoted largely to the intro
duction of bills. There probably will be
no session either Friday or Saturday
Among the first bills to be introduced
will be the financial measure prepared by
the Republican members of the finance
committee 1t will be offered by Senator
Aldrlch and will be referred to the whole
finance committee, including the Demo-
cratic members.
Up to date only one senatorial appoint
ment has been made. This is in the casa
of Senator Quay, but if he is seated there
will be an effort to fill the vacant seats
from Utah, California and Delaware by
the same methods. There is unusual In
terest in Mr. Quay's case and both his
friends and opponents are already work
ing zealously. Mr.. Quay will make no ef-
fort to be seated Monday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04
sCHLATTER's NEW SCHEME.
Divine Healer Making Arrange.
ments to BE Buried Alive.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 3.-''Dr" Emer-
son, Schlatters manager, visited Dicks
undertaking rooms and inquired whether
Mr.. Dick would undertake the ceremony
&C burying Schlatter alive
Health Officer Gibbs was asked to allow
of Schlatter's burial and replied that
If the man was alive he could do what he
pleased so far as the health offices went
Then a lawyer was seen and a meeting
with Undertaken Dick and Tatterney to
settle all legal difficulties in case Schlat-
ter fails to awake after his burial
Emerson claims that Schlatter will con-
sent to be buried alive for a period Of
forty days to prove his possession of
miraculous power. The buriel, he says,
will take place as soon as arrangements
are completed.
George w Balseley, a photographer.
called at the office of the prosecuting at
torney this morning and had an interview
with Assistant Prosecutor Hunt.
II want Francis Schlatter, the alleged
divine healer, arrested" he said. THE
fellow is a fraud of the worst kind and
l want him arrested for taking money
under false pretenses."
Mr. Hunt advised Mr.. BalseIey to pre-
sent his case to the police justice.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04
BAKER FEUDIsTs BUSY.
They May Take IA Hand in the Ken
lucky Election Case.

LONDON, KY, Dee. 3-The Baker
feudists are still hunting for the men
who ambUshed Jason Bowling and Joe
Johnson last Friday and fatally injured
the former. 1t is announced that there
will be over 1000 citizens from Laurel,
Knox, Whitley and Clay counties go to
Frankfort this week to watch the pro-
ceedings Of the state board of election
commissioners, and other visiting states
men will include the leaders of both the
Baker and the White factions in Clay
county, who may get together at the
state capital The unproVoked attack on
Bowling has caused great indignation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-04
SIX-DAY CYCLERs.
Thirty-Eight Men Are Riding in the
New York Race.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Another six-day
bicycle race was started at II o'clock to-
night at Madison Square garden. Thirty
eight men lined up for the opening pistol
which was fired by James ]. Jeffries, the
pugilist. The first relay of eighteen men
rode for ten laps. Positions were secured
by lot, each man being warned that he
must not attempt to gain a lap on ac-
count Of his temporary advantage until
after the first mile. The start was wit
messed by about 1900 people.
The thirty-eisht riders We're on the
track for several hours before the start
They did some fast riding The present
race is radically different from former
siX-day contests because of the law pass
ed at the last session of the legislature
prohibiting continuous six-day races.
Each man will ride twelve hours out Of
the tWenty-fOur.
The garden record under the old system
for six days continuous riding is 21OO
miles. For twelve hours a day it is 1850
miles. The record Of this race should be
well up to 1900 miles.