The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 2

'-v THI-DAILY -HERALD. IIEIFF1CIALGQUITY0R8AI acntcrwd. at tlie Postoffice at Brownsville Tens as Second-Class Jfail fetter- (Issued Every Bo -Except Sunday.) FmDA.Yr SEPT. 3, 1397. Meanwhile Turkey etill occupies Thessalj.

The suitax doesn't pay much attention' to the jabbering o- "the powers." Ti Dick TVykutef is the Jatesfi announced aspirant for honors. The colonel will doubtless make it in teresting for the other contest ants Gek. Weyler ha3 left Havana for the parpose of carry-ling on military operations in the of Havana, says a press dispatch. Xidnrt the captain- general declare that he had pacified that province? 0j5E-man-rfi blessing is often another raan's woe. While the wheat growers and the wheat -gamblers are rejoicing over dollar wheat, all the rest of the world is grumbling over the shrinkage in the loaves of bread they buy.

THE" London Spectator thinks his country "needs a setting dowa. before insolence and swagger become intolerable." The trouble with the Spectator and the rest of our trarrs-Atlau-tic cousins is that they lake the M.ttle jokes of the American papers in dead earnest; A man was shot to death, by a committee of vigiiautes in -Alaska for stealing a sack of ifouxr. The necessity which must bave caused hira to steal the flour had uo weight wiih the self-constituted court and Jury which- tried Lim. This is the sort of justice which awaits the prospectors who will suffer the pangs of starvation in that frozen land the coming winter. This month of September is greeted with joy all over the country because its signals the advent of the- oyster.

Down on Laguna Madre, however there is no such sensation over the beginning of' the for the simple reason that the luscious bivalve is eaten here all the year aad: at its best during those very months when it is not sdible- elsewhere. When that that railroad from San Antonio ia constructed to Brownsville whiuh.1s promised' for the near future people from. the interior an- visit this coast and- enjoy the finest oysters in She same time getting the benefit of our delightful sea breezes and indulging in surf-bathing, on the Brazes Padre island hfacUs-. TILK QUESTION. i.

The- fditor- of The Browns-: "snXTS.HEBA.LB; thinks that there 3 wbolt fopvst of "good gubernatorial timber iii- Tass Hkbald man, is- but idle qnes4 ion is, wher is the lomavasK hgulnang going to strike Yonlsum Times; FACTS POii DIUIJION-. The horses- that go to th Klondike will return a3 insldt It passiigers. ti -at alb-Biy i. Hood's Are muck in. Utile; always wmf if ready, efflcfent, satisfae- ZS a 1 1 lory, prevent a eold or ferer, ill euro all liver ills, sick head- ache, Jaundice, constipation, etc Price 25 cents.

Tba calr HU ta -with- Hood's Sarwparilla, A MOUNTAIN LION Carries Off a- TwoYear-OId Child id Wyoming. Casper, August 30. A 2-year-old child was carried away by a mountain lion on Casper mountain on Thursday morning. A fruitless search has been made by herders of I flocks and miners, day and night, to find the baby. The little one is an orphan- whose mother ciled last year, and whose father had it put in the care and keeping of a family by the name of Henderson, who are herding sheep teir miles from at the head of "Cy" canon.

At daylight Thursday, Mr. Henderson arose and followed his flock, leaving his wife and the orphan charge sleeping in camp. When he returned at 9 o'clock for breakfast the woman was still fast asleep and the baby was gone. It had awakened and toddled off in its night dress. A search was at once made for the little one and its bare tracks were found leading to a spring nearly aj mile away.

Near the spring were found also fresh tracks of a huge mountain lion. No other trace of the babe has been found. There is known to be a den of four lions on Casper mountain. No hopes are entertained of findinof the baby alive. VaJaable to Women Especially valuable to-women is Brcm3' Iron Bitters.

Backache vanishes, headache disappears, strength takes the place of eak- nesF. and thft jjlow of aealth coaies the pallid cheek when this wo.vierful remedy- is taken. For sickly children 6r overworked men it has no equal. No home should be without Browns' Iron Bitters. For sale by "All dealers" ARMY DESERTION AND RE-ENLISTMENT.

G.r Aug. 30. Private Daniel T. Thompsou, 7th was recently convicted of desertion and sentenced io- one year's confinement. He received a full pardon from trie President and desired to re-enlist.

The matter came before ths department on The recruiting officer was notified that this man was barred from enlistment by law. The Attorney General has decided that a deserter could be re-enlisted after receiving a full pardon. The Judge Advocate General took exception to the opinion of the Attorney General and held that a deserter could not be re-enlisted. Act ing Secretary Meiklejohrr has asked tire Attorney General- for another opinion- THAT BOSK THE CRADLE rules tire i But few appreciate-tire dan ger wliicB the: ex p-e rt mother is exposed, and ilie foreboding-with which she looks fnrwsrd to th hour of approach- i motherhood. By the use of Fl'iOICi5 ll.t42JS?SS I fie mil -ar dwrwn.tlw-fli.nrSRaand iwireiufjT pectatioa.

to Jift)fjnother Is --I--r svoMed, end "-she pissa through the trial oncklyad her SecoY-ery 5s. rapid featoy 'V-xpect ki itidtm EciiJaiM MOONSHINE ARRESTS. Several Parties-Brought in-From Mountainous Palo Pinto County. Dallas, Aug. 30.

Andrew MeCauipbell7 deputy jn- ternal revenne collector, and Robert Erwia deputy United States marshal, both of Port Worth, say they have been making it interesting for a gang of alleged moonshiners that nn-til recently were said to be operating from a point near Palo Pinto. Five are already in the Dallas county jail for alleged infringement of Uncle Sams liquor laws, and it is said many more will soon occupy cells in the same building unless the present plans of these two officers miscarry. The men arrested are all from Palo Pinto county and give their names as W. H. "White, E.

Blackburn, Ohas. Blackburn, Andy Kannrda and Dink Reed, Warrants in the possession of United Slates Commissioner Lednum charge them with unlawfully manufacturing alcoholic liquors. WIRES A PROTECTION AGAIN8T LIQETNING. "People living rn cities are prone to believe that the increasing number of telegraph and trolley wires in crease the danger from electric writes Edward W. Bok in the September "Ladies' Home "On the contrary, the maze of wires is a and lessens the since it is shown that where the wires attract the electricity they hold ity and dis charge it only at the end of the wires in the central station.

The fact is that of the two hundred lightning accidents every year only an average of forty occur in the eirfes. The trees in the country are a far greater danger they account for the proportion of fairr ease3 in the country to one in ihe city." 3L wfn seH, ior cash. acres'of laml in m.lntiro conngr. at 80 etui per acre. for sale uuisu uaiiju u.iiu uuej uu wnVaB soon asfcC number bG abCOrtained.

Apply to. vw jivxxiitr. Brgwnsrille, Texas. -7. i The a 3: Qi Royal has demonHtrated ten thousand times that i is almost infalliblo I FOR WOMAN'S 1 1 PECULIAR I WEAKNESSES I 8 frregnlarities and derangementa.

I It has become the leading remedy for this clasa cf troubles. It exena ft a wonderfully healing, strengthen- fng and soothing- influence upon S' the menstrual organs. It enrcs "whites" and falling of the womb. Si It etops fioodicg and relieves scp pressed andpainfal menstruation. For Change of Life it is the best Lg medicine made.

It is beneScibl daring pregnancy, and helps to fc bring children into homes barren for years. It Invigorates, stima- El lates. strengthens the whole sys- tern. This great remedy is offered to all afSicted women. Why will any woman suffer another minnte 9 rith certain relief within reach 'Wine of Cardni only coats 51.00 per bottle at your drug store.

fl Jbr advice in ccuet special dtrec- 8 Bj tUmt, addrtst, pirlna rffmptoms, tHa "Ladla' Advisory DtpaTUaerX," The Chattanooga Xed- Icine Cluiitmoz-oa, Tmn. Rav. J. W. SMITH.

CamdM, S. saysr "ttj wile aseii Wineof Cardul at home tj for of the womb and It entirely F'gfiQttH iU8B BLOOD is the onndatio otheaUbf flood's Sarsaparillainaiy inking; fffer j.Jthe bWpaAtanaa aoiirlslurj WJ LITE TIB TEE. Each PLMTEi C'ltO VTJT-Olt BRIIfGE raadeafc. CaiGMc Deitil Pmloss Offices Cor. Houston Stand Are.

Hicks Block) San Antunio, lesas, is guaranteed and kept in repairs fer 5 years. Chanered under the ST1TE and RE 13 EL, JTO OTHER. DEJVTAJL office offers such inducements GTH.ER DEJTTISTS do such fine work-Best tet of teeth $3.00 to $8.00. Painless extraction, of teeth by experts only, 50 cents. Fine gold crOv.Tis- 22k only, $0.00.

Composition fillings of all kinds, $5.00 Beaurif ul gold fillings form, $.00 up wards. German and English sdoken, Drs, GoomiAN Hays, Managers "O-Sni rmA I Organs Tuned PROF. GEO. KRA USSE is home again and is prepared to tune and repair pianos, organs and all kinds of musical instruments on short notice. Can be found at the KRAUSSE BOOK STORE.

a (Si C3 rn ltJ i Or. Pi let's Cream Baking PowQSf HnU MUt Midivinur Fair. Sx? FnacTssik OTTO and Will Pay igliest Market Price Sacks Furnished to Responsible Persons. S. P.

Wreford. Office and Warehouse at the Old Stand of the Boot. mm tfiotMaoa' C3fcS i'S. SCS Scafar Wool ffeafcS I ill MrtSr3l asm tH. $Jr Zr I 'SS-IbiI Ttlk.

sL I pigO Th Hera FOR yf UP-TO-DATE A una printin Wirh all Give The DAILY HE: BBNBB Time, Tide, Opportunity Wait For no Man I The Pope Manufacturing Co.r are sellincr thier Columbia and Hartford Bicycles at the folio wing: remarkable NEW PRICES; 1S97 CoXumoias, Model 45, 46 109 ir 47 4r 1S96 40, 4ir4tr Tt, 42, 5tJ 1S96 ir 43r 1897- Hartfords, Patterns Tr 5, I09 tt -r 45 x97 rr i. -40? iSD6 3 Our bicycles areunequaled and all machines guaranteed as represented. PopeMn'fg. Co; For furthur particulars, prices and terms, calj --r- or write, 3fc L. Dworman, Brownsville, Texas Sulbscribe for stcf vi I 14.31 Us a CaU 49r its- ik W'- The Herald.

ur-lj HillMflj mm bw 4 1.