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W. A. 2Ieale. Searebry;
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J-B.; G W. JHiller,
Tyler. Visiting brethren
cordially luvitea. Idge
oeto Srt and third TueodasJn each month.
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f'PVis GraircU ErsHfc Smith J
Stucke, Treasurer; Tic
for Esly, Jr.. SecrotaT; X. J. FM-ier, Sittjcgjl
Iaat Grand. Chaa. F. TOshmaii Mrtnct DepUlJET
r,nd Vaetar. Th Tviuft -nets t 7:30 p. BJ.
every Wednesday night. Tisitoig brethren and
iall odd FeJoro fn good standing ire cordially
InTited 10 attend.
K5IGHTS OF HONnR
LODGE 0. 3730. OF.
Dctator.J sseO.Wiieell
er, Vice Dictator: nas.
F Tilghnam; BSitant
dictator. 31. Hanson, PastD ct tor; H b. rwood
Treasurer; .AYal ubach.ChaplaaiJ Zafcv uniue
fceledom Garza uuardian D ramgo Benaviaes, en
in 1. -'rublec: rrank C'Lampiou, F. Jv01?
& Garza LoJ?e meets second aonrth Ttiosaavs
tf each month.
Cxthouc Kxicirrs ov amebic- t. Josephs
Branch, Ko. 745) Jfeets on the 1st and 3d Tues---
-iayofeach month at p. m., from Mzy 1st to
J0thandat7p m., from Oct. 1st to April 30th of
fach month in Branch Hall at St-Joseph's College
Bpiritual Director; Ker. Fr. Sirois. PiesidentI A.
L Browpe, Vice-President; F-ed. .Comb, Bee
Secretary; lohn F. Fmnat Flwan-ial Secretary;
Bern. O. Hielw, Treasurar; M. Fenandcz jrr;
Bergt. at arms S. P. Scanlan. Sentiqel: Panto?
Valdes. jr.. Trustees. Jesse Thorham, F. J.
Combe, A. A. Browne.
MillC U Dili WIl5?5lIG
KotrriNG ah vicas otkio stanae
& A3AN3A.3 PASS and HSICAU KATION-
Ui Boilray
Cliis Line Camus the United
States Mail on Schedule
Time of 0 ELonrs.
Stages Leave A.hci and Brown?
ville D nly at 6 a. an (Sun
days ineliuled) md arrive
at DstiiiKhon Ie
mxt Even in or.
EA.TE3 OF FAKE.
Round Trip Ticket .
JppTrlp u
S22.5j
15.00
Children under 12 years half fore
Children under Qve years free.
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For GSne Whiak , Wiiu-B Cig iae
Dn'?tie tinil Imported Cigars,
Ginrerte? and ToIikccu of
AH Kinds.
mis 0. mmi- & co .
BroiBnsvillci
Tex.
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Table supplied with fresh Csh, o'ster
janieand vegetnljleS.
Uonfortable and well furnished rooms
in connection with restaurant.
Mrs. B. Abadie Eropnetri-ss
EMzabetlT
Street
a Is I it la s
(Saceessof to Christian H&c!.,
DEALER IN-
MM. MERSHASOiSE
Bg'iesfc Price: J.Paid For Country
Produce.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS-
fAiiES B. WELLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
Brownsville : : : : : : : Texas:
See Second Flcor Eio Grande Bailroid Building
Will practice msny of the Courts, State orFederal
and and railroad litigation, the investigation of
ties and preparation of abstracts, specialties.
Tp U4 GOOPRIOU,
Jlr
ATTORNEY-AT-LA.W.
DKALSS IX B"SAL ESTATE
Oomplete Abstracts of Cameron
Coitnty Kept In The Office.
HROVfiVSYILLE. . TEX.
r H. iXAEIS, .
LAWYER .ID LAND AGENT
MONEY" TO LOAN ON
GOOD SECURITY.
(Office in Dalzell Building on
-r, v r rftJE-JlT J'il.l n
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
)Jh"ce over First National Bank
Brownsville, Texas
Will practice in any of the
ourts of the State when special
implo3red.
G. Kr'aiisse
Is now Prepared to do all kinds of
Watch ana Clock sort
Repairing Je-ft elry and Silverware of all
Kinds a Speciality
ELIZABETH stbeet
X B RENTFRO.
"" ATTORNEY AND
JOUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all Federal and
State Cmirts.
Brownsville,
7V-
exas
JOHN P. KELSEY,
ATTORNEY F LAW
Will practice in the Federal and
tate (Jonrts.
Hio Grande City, - - lexas.
TA5. H. ED W AllDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Land Titles Investigated and
Abstracts Furnished.
Hidalgo: : : : : : : : : : Texas
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SOOTHERS PCiFIC COMPANY,
ATL&STIC SfSTBH.
Sfce.niers make trips between
Morgan City or New Orleans
and Brazos Santiago,
via Galveston about
every 10 days,
For further information Gall on or
address
M. B. KltfGSRURY. Ao'e-nt.
leadqiiarters
FOB
Arid Fancy Goods-of all Detcrip
tions; smtable for
'Mk and Birthday Presents !
I uslc, Book3, Stationery, toys, e'ens
tte Inks, Jewelry, Silverware, Fancy
Goods of every description
Just received by
HBSS 8 EH KaAUSSE,
Bro .vnsville, Texas.
. ..Levee-S Lr.treia4iaw
BroiorriWJ $zas, J
1 P'$illc-lii 0iV'0 TnsV4iia
8REAT flfflM EESTROYEfei
MUMUiy turn
(OZONIZED CHLORIHS.)
Disinfectant, Deodorizer $ Antiseptis.
FOSSiFEn, CltANUHESS WD KWrOHT
USE IT U EVSRY SIOK-R3B3I3.
Will Iccep ttte atmospJiere gure
and wholesome; Tern ovViig ell
bad odors from any source.
Will destroy all Disease Germs.
infection from all Fevers,
and all Contagious Diseases,
A swndcsc of Scarlct Fever has never besa
known to occcr where the Fluid vras fVccly used.
&aEsg-2aaj6&:i yelixv fevsr has
t?Ura s HSlUFa R Bick Vot.it had ta-
DESTROYS. 1 sHdH?
iHKRiA have tielbkd to it Attcp&ists ott
tlie blck Tiu secure Protcciou froia la-
fecUous IieasC3 by using Hie Ilaid.
Perfecuy harmless, used internally or exteraally.
AS AN INTERNAL DISINFECTANT
AND DETERGENT.
Tftlten o- in'ectcd or usod. as n. trasrl It
alln.v lnflzmriiTitiini .mil fvirrf?ti nfTVn- "
fiHe dificiiHrges, Tlie Tlnid is a certain
care for l)iarihcpa Xy"entcry aud lu
llammation of t!io Uovsels. Jieing Alka
line in its nature it nll often afford
Mjgcoixipleto relief from SjtrtbumF AcSd- iS
-ieaiey 51 D." PnlrT' liinton. E.5hop"f5eo!
ENDORSl'D Bv l.iianna Simr Trf T . Thi. .
r Uias.r.
AiejcJEL
otners.
SEf L!i & CO., Phllad elphsG.
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SEE
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THEN SEE
m. NAIANSON
Hh is prepared with one of
the finest Trial Cases containing
a full assortment of spherical
and rj'iindricallenses, pribins
ophtalmoseopc for .inspection
of the interior of th eye, and
other optical instruments for
examination of the eyes, selec
tion of ej'e glasses and spec
tacles. Remember that j'ort run the
risk of im pairing your eyesight'
I when you trnst the examination i
of the eye and selection of glass
es to spectacle dealers.
See Dr. G. Natanson office
up stairs over the
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From and after Out. 1th., 1S96
regular passenger train will
run as follow-:
Regular inAix.
Leaves Brownsville (Diilj) at 9 a.m.
" Pclmt Isabel ,, ;, 4 p. m
JOSE CELAYA,
GENERAL 'MANAGER.
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L, A. B-GUSSST'S
Barber SJiop.
5 Also a fall line' of tobaccosj
oigars, pipes and smokers material.
ELIZA BEIT STREET
HUNS s WtLiERHGII
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Are introducing new and i eleotf stvles
of AvorH at thejr parlors. Also new styles f
of tancy cara jnount..
JCopj ingand enlargements in crajon
done. Inspection of wor1. iniitedj
Photo partors next to 17. S. reservation, )
WASHINGTON STREK
ran sloj5t
The ililier's Hotel building hav
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jing- been completelv repaired is.of-ling
fered for rent for hotel purposed
Ksasonable rates. Apply to Fran-'
UihCU Ityrnn. J
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Old newspapers for sale at
irui3 an?oe eta, Ijpn.irdi " j
BAD OUTLOOK , -
FOR GREEKS.
They Have Lost Courage and
Their Resonrces.
London'. May. 2 The Times
will publish to morrow a dis-
' patch from Larissa dated Wed-
1 T
nesday, which saj-s: The Chris
tians who are returning here
say that during the battls 'of
j ; . $
MllOUtia, CrOWH PHnCe Coil-
' .
stantine was at Karanoc, at the
fon, nf .
ie .pass. The Gieek
army is described as behaving
OR that occasion like a disord-
j
Lr.r mnu aH Hiifinlinp W-A9.
. eUY mD- Al1 OlSCipillie UaS
'-fLintr tn th tcindH nYld solfliprs
fired even on their own officers,
5o terrible, was the panic.
It is.4ji&6Ilile to believe
trie armSBaPCiijiarasarta can
P ' T ' fflS
tt-ilhs?Trfg7"?-nrg ID aSUU-
S battled That the war. is nowfNp cbiJd: TwQ farm jIBnds
practically over is plamlyap
parent.
iinrt- .-
GREEKS HEiliTED IX.
London, May 5 The
cor
respondent of ihe Standard at
Constantinople will say to
morrow: Said Eddin Pasha ar
rived at Janina Thursday uight
with eight battalions from
Adrianopole.
Uther battalions were expect
ed on the following day. He
intends to assume the offensive
and it is considered the Greeks
in Epirus have no alternative
but surrender, with the Turks
advancing from both Janina
aad Trikkala.
Hafiz Pasha complained bit
terly of the lawlessness and
pillaging of the Albanians and
the palace council therefore de
cided to distribute other regi
ments in that section.
&
WAR PRFPARATIONS.
Constantinople, May 2.
War preparation goes on with
unabated vigor. Two commis
sions composed of officials from
rhe ministries of public works
and of war have been formed
for the puipo'je of inspecting
railways and facilitating the
dispatch of troops to the fron
tier. It has been decided to ex
tingtiish the torches in all the
lifjht houses on the Gulf of
Smyrna as far as Karabnrun
during the continuance of the
war. ,
It is officially announced llfat
the Greek lesidents in Turkey
may become naturalized as an
alternative to leaving the coun
try. This will be compulsory
for all Greeks officially em
ployed in Turkey.
The Port litis undertaken to
provide guards for the protec
lion of the American missions
in Asia-Minor, and has promis
ed that these shall not be re
moved without the consent of
the American legation.
agatn in epirus:
Arta,.xMay(l Afte.r lemain-
inactive for two days the
Greek troops yesterdav (Fii-
day) reiovadt.d pIras, Tbe
151X111
regiment advanced and
occupied Phillippiada for iheJ
third tiuie without Utiqg. The
Turks are Mill at Pentepigidia
and Imart has been fortified.
The military building over the
River Arta having been ds
stroyed, the streets of Arta pre-
sent a strong sceue, with the
continned exodus of citizens
and soldiery and streets around
fires with thousands of cattle.
FAMIIiY KILLED. -
Death of a Farmer, Wife and
Child by a Waterspout.
Monticello, Ky , May 1. A
wason driver who arrived here
brings news os a terrible disas
ter on While Oak Creek in
Tennessee, several, miles from
this city.
A watersponfc s'trnck Ihe
house of a farmer named Brand
ers, demolishing the house and
Hiiihig the farmer, his wife and
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was done to the neighborhood
of far as the teamster Yearned
CURRENCY CIRCULATION.
Monthly Statement of the Uuit-
ed States Comptroller
for April.
Washington, D. C, May 2
The monthly statement of the
comptroller of the currency
shows that oh April 30 the
total circulation of national
bank, notes was $232,S02.244, a
gaiu for the year of S,S70,S98
and a loss for. the month of
$906,650. The circulation is
based on United Stales bonds
was $10S,76S,o4D, a gain for the
year of $6,365,310 and a loss
for the month of $999,153. The
circulation secured by lawfnl
security was $25,053,695, an in
crease for the year of $3,335,
589 and an increase for the
month of $92,503. Thetamount
of United Stated registered
bonds on deposit to secure cir
dilation notes was $232,749,300
and to secure public deposits,
$16,313,000.
COLUMBIA TO
BE RETIRED
Helena and Annapolis to Be
Commissioned to Take
Its Place:
Washington, D. C.4 May 2.
The first result of the laying
up of th big cruiser, Colum
bia, is manifested in the prepar
ation of orders by the riavy
department for the commis
sioning of the two new gun
boats, Helena and Annapolis.
The Pielena will go into ser
vice. June r and the Annapolis
a week later. These boats
will be kept on the Norths At
lantic station for ab'oni. tHre'e
months, when they will be
sent to one ot tne foreign
stations, probably China.
All birds when perched on
trees or bushes serve as
weathercocks, as they invaria
bly arrange themselves with
JieTr headio the wind
9 lijM-7jJ St
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Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for 2t; sreat Ieaemai
strength and healthfblnesa. jissiires the
food againstalum and all forms of adtil
teration common to the cheap brands.
RO AL BAKIXG POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
GREEK JOAN OF ARC
A Nineteen-Year- Old Girl Is
Going to the Front.
London,' May 2. The cor
respondent of the Daily Tele
graph at Athens. had ,an inter
view with Helen Constantmi
1
, the 19 year old ,girl who
4f. ri-v .r n r- .
IS abCiir "-racaL uJi. uic uvul
fr r rh-hK of a largekband of
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lesit shot. Her SraSIr
acconn
Both oK111
v
POWDE
are biB- anti-dynastic. SheNs
declares hi will fip-ht in the
O
fror??Fank and has no fear of
j death. Her departure tonight,
(Sunday, was witnessed by.
thousands of enthusiast'c
Athenians who hail her as the
Greek Joan of arc.
ANARCHISTSyr
Barcelona, Maj. Twejj
six anarchists, in addition to
those already sentenced, have
been condemned tobleath, for
complicity in the Jjulrage qt
June 7 last, at the iJastof Cor
pus Christi, when a bomb was
thrown in tire midst of a pro
cession, which was on its way
to the church of Santa Maria
Del Mar, killing a dozen per
sons outriorht, and wounding
about fifty others, some or
whom have since died of their
injuries;
Switzerland is the only civil
ized country in the world
which grants no patents for
inventions.
It is said that the emperor
of Russia received over 500
f threatening Hitters prior to his
journey to France.
A society has just beeri
formed at Berlin which has fir
its chief object a crusao'S'
against the top hat.
Awarded
Highest I losors World's Fair
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair,
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