The Brownsville daily herald. [volume], November 01, 1902, Image 3

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Is A.TURD AY, NOVEMBER 1, 1902.
ABOUT TOWN.
All Saints' Day.
The regular meeting of the Eas-'
tern Strtr Chapter takes place this,
evening.
The schooners Brazos and Beach
am are still weatherbound at Bra
zos Santiago.
The steamer Mantea arrived off
the bar at Brazos Santiago early
this morning, but up ta four o'clock
she had not succeeded in coming in
side. the Miller Hotel investigating the
charges made by Cecil Lyon, the
republican state chairman, against
the State Rangers.
Invitations have been issued by
the Casino de la Union of Mata
moros for a ball, which the club
will give at the opera house in that
city on next Thursday, Nov. 6th.
Just received by Leo "Wise a
large assortment of Fine Candies
and Cakes, Limburger Cheeses, and
also a full line of Fancy and Staple
Groceries at lowest prices. Also a
lot of China and Ghissware. Give
me a call.
The Bed Club holds a junta to
night, but it could not be ascertain
ed up to earl- this afternoon whether
Candidate Scott would speak or not.
Lateii It is learned, that Mr. Scott
will speak tonight at the Red Club,
both in Spanish and in English.
A great many persons visited the
cemetery today to view the decora
tions on the graves, placed there in
commemoration of All Saints' day.
Tomorrow being All Souls' day,
there will be more decorations and
probably many more visitors at the
cemetery than today. J
A new advertisement appearing
in today's Herald is that ofHenry
Grunewald, the enterprising dry
goods merchant whose store is op
posite the market plaza on 12th.
street. Mr. Grunewald solicits your
patronage and has "good goods" to
offer. Give him a call.
AY by don't the town boys respond
to the challenge of the "Never
Sweats" of the post, and have a
game of baseball? It is said -that
our bo?s do not feel quite strong
enough to meet such scientific play
ers as the soldiers boast of, but it
might do them good to practice
witirT the post team.
jjaday, being All Saints' day'
was observed by' the Catholics as a
day of obligation. High mass was
held this morning at seven o'clock.
Tomorrow will be All Souls' day,
but as it falls on Sunday, the usual
mas for all souls will not be held
until Monday, which day will be
observed by the church as All
SpjUIs' day. High mass will be held
."Monday morning, at which time
the altn$ will be draped in mourn-
mg.
cSoraiXG Salesman: I have been
appointed agent in this vicinity for
Waifamaker & Brown, Philadel-
phiajand am prepared, to submit
1 samglos and take measures for
men's made-toorder clothing of
" every description. Guaranteed to
be tb(t best material and a perfect
i fitting gaianent cheaper than it can
ol bought elsewhere. Give me a
trial fcrdftr. .. Herbert Dennett,
agent. .
Another effort was irfadp today to
fsecum tre Ee5Cliib county ticket
replication, but dijnot succeed.
Rnot IhOjJiTemb'ers iVho were ap
Jipadiet dd&ared ther knew nothing-
abouVit. One prominent repub
lican! smtTthat he had one of the
ticktSn his .pocket, but would not
like oigive it to The Herald
crw!tlio1iiuthority." AWhy the per
sonnel df the ticket is kept a secret,
he said he cud not know.
PUttEL PERSONAL
A. Cehu-a visited the Point yes
terday, returning in the afternoon.
Miss Delia Roussett 'was a visitor
to the Point yesterday, returning
home on the afternoon train.
ML. Landrum of San Benito
arrived in town last night, having
brought Mr. Scott down from Santa
faria. '
County Commissioner F. S.
Champion of Santa Maria arrived
in town last night on business.
He returned home this afternoon.
Hon. John C. Scott, republican
candidate for congress,
arrived here
last nigmVcoming down the river
from San Miguel, bv private con -
veyance. Mr. Scott is the guest
of R. B. Rentfroatthe hitter's home
on Elizabeth street.
Fred W. Truwit arrived by last
night's stage, and is the guest of
his brother-in-law, Louis W. Cowan,
and wife at their home on 14th.
street. Mr. Truwit comes to take a
position in the Rio Grande railway
office, and expects to make his
home here once more. Mrs. Truwit
will join him later. The numerous
old friends of Mr.' and Mrs. Truwit
will be delighted to have them in
Brownsville again.
The Hallowe'en Party given at
St. Joseph's College last evening
was a great success, being very
largely attended. Everyone present
patronized the various games, etc.,
very liberally, and appeared to en
joy the entertainment to the fullest
extent. The net proceeds are report
ed to be about $125. the entertain
ment, as previously announced, was
for the purpose of adding to the
Repair Fund for the Catholic
Church and also for a fund to dis
tribute cheer among the poor at
Christmas. The energetic ladies
who gave the entertainment deserve
credit for the success the' have
achieved.
Late Items.
A London capitalist represent
ing $30,000,000 is in Mexico for
the purpose of buying and consoli
dating the entire cotton interests of
the republic. "
Congressmen and state officers
will be elected in. forty-two states
next Tuesday.
A number of miners working in
tlib mines near Santa Maria de la
Paz, Mexico, were entombed by the
earth caving in last Saturday.
Ten thousand persons have died
on the Kamchatka peninsula, in
Eastern Asia, of a disease said to
be a form of measles.
George Chapman, an American,
is accused in London of having
poisoned his wife.
President Roosevelt celebrated
his 44th. birthday last Monday.
. Six hundred kegs of powder ex
ploded at Fairmount, V. V., Mon
day last causing $30,000 damages.
BRIGHT' 3 DISEASE.
The largest sum ever paid for a pro
scription, changed hands iu San Fran
cisco, Aug. 29, 1902. The transfer in
volved, in coin and stock 112,500, and
was paid by a party of business men for
a specific for Blight's disease.
They commenced the serious investi
gation of the specific INov. 15, 1901.
They interviewed scores of the secured
and tried.it out on its merits by putting
oyer the three dozen cases on the treat
ment and watching them. They also
got physicians to name chronic, incur
able cases, and administered it with the
plrysicians for judges. Up to Aug. 25,
eighty-seven per cent of the test cases
"were either well or progressing favor
ably. Tliero being but thirteen per em of
failures, the parties were satisfied mid
clsetl the transaction. The pnx---ei-ings
of the investigating committee find
th'i clinical reports of the cases
ware published and will be mailed free
on application. Address John J. Ful
fcnn Company, 420 Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Cal.
The colored voters of IBeaumont
have declared, against affiliation
with either the republicans or the
democrats.
New Mexican Customs Law.
Ihe new customs law in Mexico
"which went , into effect today is
hailed with pleasure by our neigh-
bors of Matamoros. Under the new
order persons going into Mexico
from this, side can carrr any articles
S purchased in this country to the
'value of $10, Mexican money,
I without having- to report same .to
me custom nouse or
government certificate.
receive a
This does
not remove the duty on such goods,
but that will hereafter be collected
at the ferry by the customs guard.
! Such duties are verv small on im-
! ports into t,ie ' Zona Llbre-
! AUC uew "i.uiigemeni '
1 cheaPer however, as it saves the fee
which must be paid when duties
are collected at the custom house,
besides the stamp fee for a receipt.
It also saves much time and trouble
to be able to pay the duties on
small purchases at the ferry, instead
of going to the custom house. The
guard at the ferry will hereafter
examine all parcels carried by
persons from here to Matamoros, as
at other ports along the river, and
collect the duties on them. This
new ruling applies only to the Free
Zone, it is said. It will make it
much more convenient for people'in
Matamoros to purchase supplies on
a small scale of such articles as can
be bought in Brownsville.
LIST OF LETTERS.
The uncalled for letters remain
ing in the post office of Brownsville,
for the week ending November 1,
1902, are as follows:
LADIES.
Flores, Gregoria
Fragosa, Damiana
Parks, Josephine Miss
Salasar, Anastasia.
GENTLEMAN.
Benabidez, Rafael
Cavazos,.G. Tirso
Crum, L. Geo.
' Eledesma, Jesus (2)
Flores, G. Antonio
Farias, Jose ,
Martinez, Epifanio
Pitten, A. W.
Rivera, Manuel.
Persons calling for the above let
ters please saT advertised.
J. B. Sharpe, Postmaster.
THE FAMOUS NINTH.
Six lroops of the Ninth' Cavalry
are en route home from the Philip
pines, i he famous Ninth has done
some Hard nsrntinsc in aniar ana
has probably suffered greater loss
than any other regiment in the
service and the survivors have fair
ly earned the rest which they are
now to enjoy. San Antonio Ex
press. Texas Notes.
L. Aguirre; editor of El Progreso,
a Mexican paper at El Paso, ap
peals to President Roosevelt for
protection, alleging that Mexican
officials are attempting to kidnap
him and take him to Mexico.
A train load of cotton was de
stroyed by fire near West La Porte,
Texas, Tuesday, entailing a loss of
pearly $100,000. ,
Numbers of cattle have have died
lately in Gonzales County of a
disease which is declared to be
anthrax, m charbon
AFXESNOT BE CUBE
y local applications as tney canno
reach the diseaseczrtnof the ear.
There is only one wayWSlSft deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition' of the mucous lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
mperfeci hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever. Nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the niucuos sur
faces. We will give One Hunired Dollars
for any case of Deafness caused .by
catarrh, that cannot be cured by Hall's
catarrh Cure. Send for circular3,free.
F. J. CHENEY, &Co., Toledo, Obi
- Sold by druggists 75c.
FUR NI TUBE AT
BL (xninewakFs Store
. OPPOSITE
A Full Line
ASS FOLLOWS: Bed loom tots, hij,h o.st bids French .beds,!
wardrobe.", chiffoniers, bureaus, wash, stand, kitchen safes, f
round tables, centjr sables, cane- seat chairs. ; nd rt ckers,
ohildren's high chairs, rockers and cradles. .
jgt?EVERY ARTICLE SOLD CHEAPER Til AX CAX. BS BOUGHT IX ANY
other store ix tee city. For fnrnitnro bm-giius,ca'l on
H.,GRUNEWALD, Opposite Market.
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