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Linen Window-Shades 3 by 6 feet
mounted on best spring rollers, all fix.
lures complete, ready to hang up,
2Ic.
sale of Cocoa Door Mats. All Of the
soc. ones for Csc; 75c. ones for use.
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YOU NEN.

harken TO the sale of Pants here. We
bought all we could buy at these
prices. and wished for more, but the
manufacturer only wanted 70 sell at
loss those which he had left over after
filling all his orders.
Every pair warranted perfect.
Every pair warranted at a less price
than they can be bought elsewhere.
4Sc.-Navy-Blue CheViOt Pants.
4sc.-Black Cheviot Pants.
Ssc.-Heavy-Weight Worsted Pants.
ssc.-Blue and Gray Mixed Pants.
0Sc.-Pure Wool Hair-Line Pants.
osc.-Solid Black Worsted Pants.
SI.is-All-WoOl CheviOt Pants.
SI.is-All-WOOl Cashmere Pants.
81 .5S-ScOtch Plaid CheviOt Pants.
Si.0s-All-Wool Cashmere Pants.
1.o@All-WOol Hair-Liue Pants.
S2.1%Red and Cray Mixed Worsteds.
soc. INLAINDERID SHIRT SALE.
New York mills muslin. patent gus
sets. neck binds, and continuous
stays, e Improvement of Ia
dollar shirt.
30c.-Real Percals Shirts, Numbered
nicely, too, and with pearl buttons.
lie. pair for Substituted Suspenders,
as good and better than most any PC.
suspenders. What luck We do have In
buying sOmetimesi
81 I-2c.-Sale OF Mems Night Robes,
silk stitching. You never bought a bet
ter one at 50c. in all your life.
13c. for SILK Scarfs and FOur-in-Hands,
which you pay 25c. for when you want
them-clear saving Of &c.
IL i-:c. pair for Tan INC Black Sox,
as good as you will buy ordinarily at
25c.
II lie. for Children's All-Silk Windsor
I~ies-bright plaids and stripes.
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sf2o5 for 13o-picce Fngiish-Chlna ID
nor Set. was s2l.
$3.50 for a ll2-piece Imported u.r-'
Set, Blue and Brown Spray decor'
was SIS.
So for "A lli-piece imported Dinner ST..
including Large Soup Tureen. Was
Sll.o0 for a ll3-piece Carlsbad Nl. 81
Set. handsomely decorated. was
VIZ for a ll5-piece Havilanls Sow
shape and Decoration Dinner Sct, VS.
$3.50.
so.
$500 for 5G-piece Imported Tea ss
Were S..
S223 for l0-picce Toilet Sets. were No
$3.7o for l2-piece Toilet Sets. r.H 3
shapes and decorations. We're s..
ooc. for Large White Bowls and Plt-a-
ers, were g0c.
Go. for Large-Size White Stop Jaa
We're soc.
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GRANITE AND TINwARE.

15c. for S-quort Granite Tea Pots W.,
zoo. for Large-size Grani.o Roa.a.f
Pans. We're 29c.
I5c. for 2-Quart Granite Ol-St.ys TIA
Kettles. Were Lc.
25c. for Granite Dresden Saucep1.s. VIII
tops. Were 55C.
&c. for 2-Quart Granite Stew K,g.t
were l5c.
BE. for Granite Dredgers. all sizes we
5 and To-.
SI.45 for Best Granite Toilet Sets el-
large fOOt-tubs and carriers. r.r
-. for Deep Granite Pudding lr lr.
Pans, We're l2c.
zoe. for 2-quart Granite Rice or Oa-i
Boilers. were 30c.
3Oc. for S-Quart Granite Convex C0lg
Pots. We're soc.
15c. for 9-ring Granite Muffin pi-.
We're 25c.
12c. for ENtra-Largc-Slze Granite vas.
Basins. were &c.
s.. for 2-duart Granite Buckets. Rss
l2c.
400. for Extra-Iarge-Sizs Granite S.o-
Pals. were SOC.
35c. for Large-Size Granite Foo, Tubs
were soc.
I5c. for Laree-size Granite Fr}.ri
Pans. were CSC.
zoe. for Round or Obllng onrr,torl
Griddles, were zoe.
zoe. for Waffle Irons. were rc
5Oc. for Good Tin No. $ N.sa-nl.rrs,
were 79c.
Zoe. for Engraved Nickel Walters were
25c.
zoe. for s-quart Block-Tin s1u,spaas
were 1Sc.
10. for Large-size Bread-Boxes wee
2jc.
10. for the 4-quart Black-uanl4
Nickel Coffee Pots. We're 25c.
- for lf-quart Tin Dish-pans. Wta
lSe.
Sc. for Tin On-stove Tca-Kettes. wen
&c. for Tin Ple-Plates. were &C..
p. for Wire POtatO-MaslDr7 were Or
&c. for Black-llandie Tim Dirpers. wcro
49c. for Nickel Bakng-Di.hos were
0sc. for Decorated Tin Toilet Sets. lalss
size. were $&.
LAMPS AND LAMP GLOBES.
81 for Centre-Draft Squat Cold Cr0rl
Lamps. We're So and s.
SI.G5 for Parlor Lamps. nicely desc.
rated. were S2-5 tO $40.
90. for Solid Blue and Green Giot-,
were gSc.
SMALL WARES.
&c. for Large Bar OF Splendid Soap
L.. for box of Washing Powder.
1Oc. for o bars of queen Soap.
.. for roll OF Toilet Paper.
30. Tor 3 dozen ClOthcspius.
-. for dozen Candles.
g.. for box OF Tapers.
Zoe. Gas Torches.
Be. for bar BOraX Soap.
O.. for Stove-Lifters. P0t1t0-pca'ers
Cdn-Opencrs. Straincrs, Kitchen Forks
and SOau-Stands.
%. for Dover Egg Whips. Poker urge
Screwdriyers, 1 dozen COaf-u.... I0t
Chains. Cake Turner'S. and lfnc.us
Knives.
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Ingram Carpets, full yard wide, wool
filled, all new spring patterns, Boo.
yard.
$50 Smyrna Rugs, new spring pat
terms. 90 by 80 inches, to be sold for
&1.O0.
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THE BASEMENT

has gathered together "A great
many articles of when only
small lots are in stock To be
closed out, and IL IL barely posi-
bIe that many of these lots Will
he left after the first day, ms
prices have been marked on
them which should surely sell
them all Monday.
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one SIG Green Corduroy Easy Chair,
now 81.
Two $40 Blue Corduroy Easy Chairs,
now 50.
one Sl5 Tan Corduroy Easy Chair. now
$3.50.
One SIG Garnet Corduroy Easy Chair.
now $3.50.
One $3.50 Solid Green Easy Chair, now
So.
One S0.5 Garnet Velour Easy Chair,
now $40.
One $50 Green Corduroy Easy Chair.
now SO.
One $3.50 Green Mahogany Easy Chair,
now $I0.25.
One Magnificent Velour Bod-Couch and
Pillow. q sample. made 10 sell for $50,
for $40.
4 SALE OF BED LOUNGES.
If you've ever bought one you'll appre-
ciate how cheap these are, and II you
a Y not. just shop around before you
come here. But be quick. this little
lot won't stay here long.
STYLE 1-Velour covered, solid oak
back. upholstered. $3.50.
STYLE Extra size, Velour covered,
extra large. back OF ANTIQUE pax, $40.
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3Oc. for EXtra-Iarge Imported Ntt
Dishes. were Ec.
i5c. for Copenhagen Cream Pitchers %
Sp%oOnholders. were Soc.
Zoe. for German Canistors. ier'rla
were pc.
81 a dozen FOR Oatmeal or oyster
Dishes.
si7o for Fine Imported Fish p
sc. Tor White Open vegetable Dishes
were Zoe.
12c. for White Gravy Boats. were iN.
Zoe. Tor Large-Size Decorated 'i.i'-
dOres. were l5c.
Be. Tor Decorated Cups and saae'r'
were o..
1oc Tor japanese Tea Pots. With sl
ets. were l9c.
Dc. for Corrugated Carlsbad Decoraitl
cream Pitchers, were zoe.
%. Tor Mixing Bowls wore zoe
%. FOR Blue and White Cups ana r
GERS. We're Toe. pair.
GLASSWARE
az % and 80 per cent % actual
Dc. for Flnely-POishcd Large
Bowls. were zoe.
o.. for h"alf-gallon Im~itatlou-Cut Na
Pitchers. were l5c.
Ic. for Extra-Hcayy cut Pattern N
pies. were 25c. n dozen.
Be Soc for ca'-P"''e'n Cheese r''''''
a.. for Pressed Glass Fruit Bowls. wee
i0C.
IDc. for Preserve Dishes. footed. Win
tops, were 35c.
IOc' for Heavy Cut-Pattem buti'f
Dishes. were l9c. "a
10c. for Sugar Dishes 10 maich ITO
above. We're lac.
Zoe. for Gold Decorated Vases IN lN'''
shapes. were 2c
f5c. a dozen for Thln-Blown Tumo4e''
were SDc. dozen.
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Floor OiI-CI0th, I7C. Yard,

We have made a great contract for new, fresh OH-Coh
Every yard perfect; every pattern new; ten different styles: in
every width, yard, Il yards, (! yards, . yards wide to match
we guarantee it the best twenty-five and %thirty-cent qualities
ward.
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1O EASY CHAIRs AT HALF PRICE.

Here's the first
time you've eyer had
the chance 10 buy
Elegant Chairs for
half OF the usual
price. but the room
is worth more to us
han these big. lum-
bersOme Turks h
Chairs. and the
quickest way at half
price Is the best, so
here goes:
one S2O.25 Red We
lOur Easy Chair, now
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MIsFIT BED MATTRESSES.

Bring the Measure of Your bed
with You.
Only one of u kind To lie closed out
to-day.
One Si2.3O soft-IInir Mattress, $3.50.
One $40 soft-Elnir Mattress. So.
one $40 Thin-Hnfr Mattress, all
curlcd hair, 80.
One $3.50 Cotton Mattress. $3.50.
one Double COttOn-Top Mattress,
00c.
One 81 Fine Imported Fibre Mat
tress. 81.
One Extra Fine shucL-and-Cotton
Mattress, SI.o5.
These are prices for perfect-itting
DOuble-Bed sizes.
Genuine South American Hair Mat
tresses, A. pounds, with fine Saline
fancy ticking. better ones cannot be
bought at S25. our price is So.
Quality 4 Mixed Hair Mattresses. 20
pounds, with the best grade of plain
striped tick. we would have you COM
pare them with $3.50 kind, our price
is s..
Quality Il Mixed Hair Mattresses, 10
pounds. covered with fancy ticking,
our price 81.
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Crepe New goods at less
Dranerv than half price.
c;,Ip '' Here are 500 yards
oi'N'' of Crepe Drapery
Silks, rich, heavy quality, a
full yard wide, in light and
dark Oriental patterns, which,
through some trade chance,
were thrown on the market at
less than half actual price.
Its like has never before been seen
under $l.25 yard. This sale offers
splendid opportunities for draping
nantes. vestibules, and covering pill
lows with S125 SILK at a cost Of i3c.
yard.
Heavy Irish Point Lac Curtains. hand
worked. extra wide, $40.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. Brussels ef-
feet, 80 inches wide, $3.50.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, double re-
naissancc borders. plain centres. $1.35.
q different styles or Nottingham Lace
Curtains. Ecru and White, SOC. pair.
Madras Curtain Muslin, SO inches wide,
lace effects. 15c.
French Saline Draperies. all colors.
large and small figures, 15c. yard.
Art Denims. Persian and Turkish ef-
IcCtS, 80 lilcneS WlNc, L. I--c.
Fancy Embossed Nelours, nearly yard
wide, all c%Olors, Toe.
Golden Draperies. every color. &c. yard.
Etamine Curtain Scrim, SC. kind, for
3T-sc.
Heavy Damask Portieres. fringe top
and bottom, extra wide, $3.50
Satin Derby Portieres. heavy fringed
top n bottom, extra width, combi-
nation OF c0lors. s5.co.
FINE BEDSPREADS ut 81 80; Real
Marseilles. exquisite raised pattern. ut
si.25: Fringed. for Brass Beds, AZ SSc.:
Extra-Size, Hemmed. CrOcheted.
NOTIONS.
Zoe. Hose Supporters. Sc; 15c. StOcklnet
Dress Shields. &c; l5c. Silk Garter
IOc.: 1Oc. Iargc-SiZc Cub Pins. &c:
&c. Crimped Hair-Pins. e. paper: SOC.
Steel Scissors and Shears. BE: 2sc.
Band Hose Supporters Qadies). I5c.:
Invisible Hair-Pins. Sc. dozen papers.
TOILET COMBS AND BRUSHES.
III SOlid-Rack Hair Brushes. IOc.: ~
SOlid-Back Hair Brushes. 25c.; 79c.
Solid-Back Hair Brushes. 50c.: 25c.
tnbreakable Dressing Combs. 15c.:
Fine Bristle French Tooth Brushes,
De; standard Tooth Brushes. one year
guarantee. zoe; SOC. Bevel-Edge Hand
Mirrors; Zoe. lyc. Bristle-Edge Clothes
Brushes, Zoe: Shefheld's Denti-
frice, 12c. Lyons Tooth Powder. lie;
fellows Swansdown. Toe.
GOODNEAR's RUBBER GOODS.
Water Bottles. 50c.: Water Bottles.
40c.; Fountain Syringes, A5c.; FOuu-
tain ~Syringes. 75c.
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IT'S 4 SALE OF SALES.
sILNER-PIATED WARES.

IOc. for set Of EXtra-Heayy Bright Tea
spoons. were 20c.
100 for set OF Extra-Heayy Table
spoons. were i0c.
Toe. for set or HoaVily-Plated Knives
and Forks. were $l.4s.
zoe. for Victoria Su~gar-Spoons. were zoe.
zoe. for Gold-Lined Cups and Saucers.
were 35c.
o5c. for Heavily-Plate Sugar Dishes.
Doc. for Heayily-Plated spoonholders,
were Si.sO.
35c. for Gold-Lined Bonbon Dishes,
were s0c.
4 SALE OF GAS GLOBES
at such prices you can put a Globe on
every gas-let IN the house. We have
too many Of these fine ones.
loo. for Imitation Cut-Glass Globes.
We're zoe.
1oc. for Engraved and Etched Gas
Globes, were Csc.
3 Tor Handsome Etched Globes, that
sell for i5c.
CUTLERY.
We have just received a large ship
ment OF Cutlery from auction. all nrst-
quality goods, and YOU are 90 receive
the advantage OF our low buying.
95c. for set OF Rosewood landed
Knives and Forks. were zoe.
6oc. for set OK Cherry-hendled Riyeted
81.
Doc. for set OF White-Handled Fancy
BOlstcred Knives and Forks. were Sl.t9.
Si.25 FOR set Extra-Fine Whlte-Handled
Knives and Forks. were $llJ.
81 81 for set OF Merlden Dessert Knives
n Forks, guaranteed. were $3.50
) for Guaranteed Shefrield-Steel Meat
Knives. were Coo.
lie. for Cherry-Handled Meat Knives.
large size. were pc.
Dc. for Large-Size Bread Knives, were
&c.
zoe. for ROsewOod-Handled Carving
Sets. guaranteed. We're N.25.
Zoe. for Ebony-Handled Carving Knives
and Forks. were 50c.
DC. for German-Steel Cleavers. were 20c.
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yeIopcs. Toe.
TOILEr WATERS AND ENTRACrs

Pinaud's Extracts. 2fc.: LundborB3 EX-
tracts. 2fc.; 4-Ounce bottle Violet
Water. 15c.: &c. Monson's Cold Cream,
Zoe: 25c. Prophylactiue Mouth Nash'
10
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The Lace Exhibit

and sale has been the sensation OF
the week. RichmOnders never saw
such a stock of Laces gathered under
one roof. And here are new impOrta-
lions added to- the sale:
S1.ss-Black SILK Godet Laces, s inches
wide.
observation-disclosures Festoon Insertion
White silk. 3 inches wide.
SIS. 9o-G0ld Scale Net, "A inches.
$I.5O-Rose Pattern White Lace, ap-
plique. 49,
Si.so-Gray Chenille Dot Dress Net. -
nches II not imported direct would
cost 500.
5c.-Dozen yards o. Valenciennes Loccs.
a wonderful bargain. and shows how
under prices are Laces.
17c.-White Oriental Laces, Is Inches
wide.
81 f-2c.-Dozen yards Footing.
7c.-All-Linen TOrchOn Laces.
3Oc.-Godet Insertions. White D Black.
SI.23-Butter Color Alloyer Net, 2
inches.
17c.-InscrtiOn TO match.
1oc. One-POund Paper ana En-
vciOpcs. Toe.
Zoe. box Paper and Envelopes, sc. l5c.
package Playing Cards. Dc; DC. Lead
Pencils, rubber tips, lc.; 2jc. Seals and
Initials. zoe; Zoe. Sealing Wax, all
raHawe" -
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made up by Il manufacturer who is 4
wonder. even 10 us. In that he can
produce such beautiful Skirts at such
little prices.
Black Satin Underskirts. with two wide
ruffles. full width. worth Sl.2J. for SOC.
Medallion C~nderskirts. IN Fancy ana
Black and White Stripes, double ruffle.
and corded. worth g.. for 81 80.
Black Italian Cloth Underskirts. with
wide accordion pleated ruffle. trimmed
with velvet ribbon, worth So; now, -.
All-Wool Flannel Skirts, in Blue and
Gray Stripes. reduced from Csc. to 5gc.
Ssc. FOR BEAUTIFUL WRAPPERS,
with which you can find no fault,
either in fit, size, or width; Light
Figures. Dark Figures. and Solid-COl-
ors, trimmed yokes. with rufles over
shoulders. We have seen no better
at a.25.
5Oc. for Print Wrappers-even these
have tight-htting backs and skirts are
full width. They might as well be Csc.
Ladies Light and Dark Waists-sOme
Black and White. that sold for % and
75c.. reduced TO PC.
Highest-Class Waists. in both Light and
Dark ColOrs. that were Toe. TO Sl.gS.
reduced TO 3Jc.
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y II TNIAL NNbT OF
WHITNEY BADl-CARRIAGES.

For this weeks sale we have some spe-
cial designs at S5. $40. $i2 80. and
$iJ. These are the Genuine Whitney
Carriages. for which We are sole
agents in Richmond.
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800 Yards
Black
Dress Goods.
Our greatest
6 n w q so
early in the
but or

ders placed with French manu-
facturers have been received
and are placed on sale immedi-
ately. Styles we bought have
advanced in price greatly. No
more at these prices after this
direct importation is sold.
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MAGNIFICENT MtNTEL MIRRORS,
Z az

Real French Bevel-Plate Mirrors. Ia =
inch wide. real gilt frames. size 20
inches wide and 50 inches long, which
cost you $40. VIII be sold in our Picture
the first time you've ever had the
chance to own such an elegant Mir
rOr for SO small a price.
TOILET SOAPS.
Elder Flower, &c. cake; An White Rose,
iac. cake; An Lily of the Valley,
he. cake; Daland's bounce Palm, &c.
cake; S-ounce Glycerine. Sc. cake;
Turkish Bath, Ioc. dozen: Colgate's
Shaving Soap, &c. cake: Colgate's Cas-
tile. &c. cake; Pears. loo. cake.
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WHITE PATENTED ENAMEL BED.

can be taken down or put up IN a
moment by any lady WitnOut ne Use
Of any bolts. nuts, screws. hammer,
or mallet. All you need is your hands.
Bed and Springs are in three parts, with
no joints for vermin TO be secreted.
We are sole selling agents for Rich
mond. In use at new Theological
Seminary. and adopted by them after
a competition with the most prOmi-
nent manufacturers. New designs now
ready.
81 30 for Bed and Springs. with four
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Other special lots. $3.50 TO sG.09.
EVERYTHING NEW IN NEChWEAR.

III you want the very latest styles in
NeckWcar you must come TO the
Meyer Store. We have the biggest de-
partment In the city, and are always
getting some special bargains.
Ladies Plque Ascots. long flowing ends.
RINK, Blue. and White. EACH. 25c.
Ladies Fancy Puff Ties, in all the
latest spring styles. new shapes. now
zoe.
Ladies' Ascots. with high White pioue
collars. flowing ends. IN newest strlnes
and piaids ........... ...........5O
Ladies Fancy Crepe Pun Ties, new
rs. .........sc.
BLACK satin Band Bows; new lot. .2Jc.
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Water Bottles. 39c. Water Bottles,
40c.; Fountain Syringes, A5c.; Foun-
tain Syringes. Toe.
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as the only difference between ours
and those that cost $b 10 SIS IS. we
sell them for cash. and have no
agents expenses 10 pay. With every
Machine we give a written guarantee
FOR i've Yeas. a full set OF attach
mentS.
3-Drawer Machines. t0.0S.
5-Drawer Machines. $lf.35.
Machines and Sewing-Tables combined,
$40 %.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-01-19
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
Citation By Publication.
The State of Texas,
To The Sheriff or any Constable of Gamer
on County, Greeting:

The State of Texas,
To The Sheriff or any Constable of Gamer
on County, Greeting:
You are Hereby Commanded to sum-
mon Henry Patterson by max
ing publication of this Citation once
in each week fer four weeks previous
to the return day hereof in some newspa-
per published in your County, If there be
a newspaper published therein but if not
then in any newspaper published in the
18th judicial District; but if there be no
newspaper published in said Jusdiciai
District, then in news aper published in
the nearest District to said 18th Jed;cial
District, TO appear at the next regular
term Of the District Court Of Cameron
County. to be holden at the Oourt H6use
thereof, in Brownsville, on the first Non
day in February A. d. 1899 the same being
the Sixth day Of February AID. 1899, then
and there to answer a petition fled in said
Court on the 10th day of December \. D.
1895 in suit, numbered on the docket of
said Court No. 1877, wherein Irene Pat
terson is the Plaintiff. and Henry Patter
son the Defendant, said petition alleging
tina the said petitioner and said defendant
were legally married on October 6th-I879,
in Cameron ounty, Texas, and lived to-
gether as husband and wifeuntil Septeln
Der 10th 1881. Where, for no cause known
to plaintiff said Defendant abandoned her
ed. and board. and has ever since that
time utterly failed. and refund to coutri-
butte anything what ever to the support OF
Petitioner or his 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 between them be forever dissolv-
ed.
Herein fail rot but hive before said
court, at its aforesaid next regular term,
this writ with your return theraoa, show
ing how you have executed the same.
Witness, Louis Lowalskis Jerk OF the
District -ourt OF Cameron County.
Given Under my Hand and the zeal of
said court, at ofhce in Brownsville this
the nth DAY of Dscember A. D. 1893.
LOUIS KowALsKI, Clerk,
District Court Cameron County.
fSeall a true copyI certify,
LOUIS ksowALsKI, CLERK.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-01-19
Father oIlyier's Death.

News was received here YESTERDAY
oftie death Of Rev. r. II Olivier
ob'ase CT Mary Immaculate, which,
occursedat Eagle lass on Saturday,
Jan. Is Fe.fhcr Olivier was ono RI
the oldest inissiouary priests in Tex
IS, having come 70 this state about
fifty years ago from France. iiewas
sevonty-swo Yearsof age at his death.
The news Of his death is received
with great regret by the Catholics OF
Brownsville where so many years OF
his earliest minisirations we're spent
IIs Ia / been stationed at Eagle Pass
for some years, having gone there
from here. a solemn mass of re
QUEEN for the departed priest was
held in the Pro-Cathedral here this
morning
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-01-19
Notice To Tax Payers.

The attention to the tax payers of
this county is specially directed to
section 10, Chap. lob, Laws of 1897,
which reads as follows
off any person shall fail or refuse
to pay he taxes iinposed upon him
or his property by law until the 3lst.
day of Japuary next succeeding the
return of The asse ssnent rolls of the
county to The comptroller, a penalty
of ten per cent on the entire amount
OF such taxes shall accrue, which
penalty, when collected, shall be
paid proporiionately to the state and
county. aud the collector of taxes
shall, by virtue of his tax rolls, sieze
and levy upon AMI sell much per-
sonaI property belonging to sucl,
person as may be sufficient to pay
his taxes. together with the penalty
above provided. interest, and All
costs aecrHlng thereon
DAaAso LERzA,
Tax Collector Cameron County.
Brownsville, Texas, JAZZ. 10, 1899.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-01-19
CoIMoN SENSE CURE.
Pyramid Pile Cures Piles. Per-
aanently 81 Curing the
Cause.
RensrkabIe Remedy which !.
Bringing Comfort to Thousands
OF Sufferers.


Probably half the people who see
this article suffer from piles. It, is
one OF the commonest, diseases and
ogs Of the most obstinate People
have IT for years and just because it
isnot Immediately fatal they neg
lect it. CareIessness causes no end
OF suffering, CareIessnesss about so
simple thing as piles has often
caused death. Iemmorrhages oc
cur from no apparent cause and loss
of blood cause death. Homorr-
hayes eur during surgscal treat
ment, often causing death.
Piles are simple in the beginning
and easily cured. They eau be
'cnred even in the worst stages,
without pain or loss OF blood,
quickly, eursly and completely.
There is only one remedy that will
do it-Pyramia Pile Cure.
1t allays the Inflammation im-
mediately, heals the irritated sur
face and with continued treatment
reduces the swelling and puts the
mem braaes into good. sound healthy
condition The cure is thorough
and permanent.
Here are some voluntary and un-
solicited testimonials we have lately
received:
Mrs. N. G. uinkley, Col Mississip-
pi St, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, says
Have been a sufferer from the pain
and annoyance of Piles for fifteen
years, the Pyramid Pile Cure and
Pyramid Pills gave me- irnniediate
relief and in short time complete
cure.
Major Dean OF Columbus, Ohio
says: 1 wish to add to the numbeI
OF certificates as to the benefits deriv
ed from the Pyramid Pile Cure. ]
suffered from piles for forty year.
and from itching piles for twenty
years and two boxes of the Pyramid
Pile Cure has effectualIy cure me.
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile
Cure or will get it for You if you ask
them to. II is one dollar per pack.
age and it is put up only by the
Pyramid Drug Co, Marshall; Mich