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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-03-17
Notice.

1 am now ready to receive rendi-
tions of property for the current
year, 1906. Same must be present.
ed to me at my Office at the court
house. z. CAvAZos,
Tax Assessor Cameron Co.. Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-03-17
THE FAMOUS.
A. Spero.

We are ready for Spring with a
very fine line of Clothing and Pan
anna hats. Oar goods must he salts
factory or money refunded.
Respectfully A. SPERo.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-03-17

St. Patrick's day.

LOUIS AONdiokl-
Book beer on tap at Crixell's
saloon. the first of the season.
Just received at Crixell's saloon,
a large assortment of Mexican
cigars, imported from Vera Cruz.
THE HERALD is requested to
state that a regular business meet
ing of Orange Grove, Woodmen
Circle, will be held tonigh. All
members requested to attend.
THE HERALD is requested to an
nounce that Rev. w. H. Petty,
Baptist pastor, will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday at II,
and also in the evening at 7:45.
For RENT.-Two large stores
and warehouses, corner Washington
and 18th, under telephone Office.
Will be unoccupied April l. APP
ply at HERALD Office. 3-16-22
AGENTS make So daily selling
the cheapest and most perfect Wa
ter Filter ever invented Retails
at $500. Big profit. Exclusive
territory. SENECAFILTER CO.,
SENECA, Mo.
The attention of HERALD read
ers is called to the ad of F. Snipes,
successor to n. n. Mcdonald, in
today's issue. Great reduction in
prices will be made on goods for
the next week, and every body is
invited to call.
The weather clerk is beginning
to look with favor on this section.
He hands out for our enjoyment
and benefit the following forecast
for tonight and Sunday: Occasion
aljrain; slowly rising temperature
with fresh easterly to southerly
winds.
We are informed by Prof. Bar
bour that he has received one hun
bred and 6fty volumes for the
school library, the proceeds of the
Schubert symphony company con-
cert given here some time ago. The
volumes were selected with great
care, special attention being given
TO the needs of the children. These
books are on a variety of subjects,
and the little folks will find them
very interesting.
Walter Shannon, OF Beeville,
brother to Foreman Shannon, of
THE HERALD office, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon, and CON
templates engaging in business in
Brownsville. He thinks our city
furnishes a promising field for the
business he has in view. but will
thoroughly investigate before com
ing to a final decision. He has
been here before and our city is
therefore not an entire stranger.
THE HERALD received a pleasant
call this morning from NJ. A Dick
son, of Dixie, La, who has been
in the Brownsville country the
past few DAYS on prospecting tour.
In/5nswer, 10 q question as 10
what he thought of this section
Mr.. Dickson said lie was satithed
the land was all that could be
desired a resemble1 the valley i'll
the vicinity he came from, which
he characterized as a garden spot.
Mr.. Dickson saws the country needs
people with money brains and push
TO bring about the development OF
which it is capable, and he thinks
these will surely come in time.
Being DESTROYS of keeping in touch
with this section Mr.. Dickson had
his name placed on Our weekly
list and will read THE HERALr
the coming year.
NJ. and Mrs. Jno. Bird, OF
Emma, Texas, and Mrs, Marcus
Phillips and Mrs. Ed O'Brien, left
this morning for Kingsville, after
spending a few days very pleasant
" here the guests of their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Vasey. After
spending a week with their daugh.
co. NTr- NT,~~,,, D1,;ff;,,e n. I-;,ce
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-03-17

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Evening journal., 1906-09-03
coNaREssIoNAL ELECTIONS.

1NHROUGHOUT the country great ~nterest
attaches to the coming election of members
OF the lower house Of Congress. Itis hardly to
be credited that the Republicans will retain their
present large majority The election two years
ago was a Republican landslide Not only did
thousands Of Democrats repudiate Parker as their
hoodoo, but they carried their vengeance to the
congressional ticket, and the Democrats were
badly worsted In addition The independent vote
where il would be efficient went against the
Democrats. If the Republican majority ~ the
lower house is reduced one-half it would not be
at all surprising The Republicans would then
have more than fifty majority in the lower
branch.
The return of Bryan has created considerable
enthusiasm among the Democrats and this inn
petus should be felt in the congressional elec-
tions. The Democrats would shout and consider
Bryan as good as chosen President should they
happen to secure majority Of the House ct the
coming election They would be satisfied with
greatly reducing the Republican majority The
Republicans, however, have strong appeal to
the people The election can be taken as an in-
dorsement of the President and the policies OF
Congress The President is to-day stronger than
he has ever been and the measures enacted by
Congress have certainly been in accord with the
popular demand
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
Jests and JinoIes

sgnora veronen Cooking for sorvan)-'vhy were
you sent away from your lost place2"
because broke coffee cup.
Was that the only reason?'
Certainly only that occasion my histress had
little wound on the head"--li Riso.
young thing some nfty summers was playing the
piano before the open window maid lIa-
ria. do you think that sisnor stuz2ni opposite hears
YES. signorina, l am sure shutting his wine
dow."-n Diavolo.
Tenant-Aiy dear sir. wish to infrom YOU that ry
cellars full of water"
Iandiord-"what do you mon? DO you suppose that
for the rent you pay they could be fun Of vner2too
per Rdere.
Believe me. only imberHes affirm positively. wiser
people never positively affirm. but give their opinion
"Are you sure Of thisq"
Absolutely certain It is true and capnot he disc
puted"-Motto per Ridere
Two Engiishmen went with guide to -tne caecae
Gardens i'm Florence and stopped before frce thft
seemed very old The guide pointing to &c. said This
tree gentlemen is four centuries old"
"Perbaceo OF course my father saw 1t plantedr-
Il Fsso
Miss Jenks-You don't really mean to say YOU believe
whisSey makes you stronsor2 ....
Mr. Luschman-Yes indeed BOUGHT ar lve-g -galion
demijohn about three weeks ago, and though could
scarcely then / carry around cutie efsi,.
now--Phiadeiphia Ledger
Bravo. signor Fredolno You have come also this
year to the with two daughters They become
every year beautiful and attract.ve"
That may be- but they scftng on and thay aro
not yet married They are reailr unfortunate They
found likely and invited hsu constantly 10 toe
house and as he seemed 70 euioy good dinner enc
gagged special cook for his benefit perfect Jewel and
what do you think he did,"
II have not idea"
"He married the eOokr-Mofto per Rissn.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

ents OF evil in government wherever iound Ihey
should favor government that means equal ana
exact justice to all They should not look at
political questions merely from the selfish view
point but they should regard them as affecting
the community as a whole
Wilmington's demonstration is a crcditablc ono
for the central body The unions here are not as
strong as they might be but they are deserving OF
every consideration and respect Labor unions
like individuals, may make mistakes. but on thc
whole they have done much to advance the he
the worlSingman, and they have q great future
THE JOURNAL congratulates the unions upon
their happy observation OF Labor Day
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
BA gAH0H5
Kate Curran. hol ee
Surpri1ed Csrra c -4u

Kate cuwan 20 ar o
North Sixth treet uaia
wac one cf Tee COMP
Aile. hiHeilcEet of h
when he alsag9e ed Ham cw
Nash'hston frE ast Iu- v.4rl-
bathug ANA was th0u ia lare
drowned. again a8llc a
light
She was given aums W
hnte Wagner her aua h1a
Appel oAargns thai SIZE n-
away minor
alr1. Appel was much
when haie 'aformo
She was married hara en 10
Wilmington en- whw
Davis al1r slalicra
isl'ra where he
This gave a cse
and Kate Ws ih Wth
dcuci neirt ste hcrre tao
for Lcague Island Wler h n bna
is nc present confaaa So e ar ta-
result oi being absent go a.s wlan
journey without e-re
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
RslNS AND TRUSTS
RUINED SEASON
Great Loss ia Tomato Cr0p
'ia 2wafes & 9FyiaRd
and New Jersey

pENNeeEoVE s1t s-A tomato
Ece5ar ftoa !amog bias been au over
7a'en county. 0r that portion in wh1n
t,.nat9e wcro e1ten. lively p.anted iha
sla ana states ihat the wet weathU
er Tine SOME onaiaons exist IN Dela-
nafo nd aviand.
lie s att,r tgmat9 lor shipment 70
iiIl9fe lrd slates tlat tnere wGuf
be better demand g the syndicate.
known as the Tomato Tr1st had NOT
been orred. Last year this lusl boueht
ai the canned tomatoes and forced the
ufiof.un lo l-5 per dozen cirs Tta nr.ca
a sd lieh lHrt She public dtd not cau-
1ma tle eo0ts. ana when tle carly tn-
untaa got @ tho caunors this yaar the
rie won't down .a 81 cents dozen. Tho
--as has o-t heav.ly
Heoaaae of th. hlrh nrca OF tomatoes
'N n eN.ra demand WAS cVpooted
la yaar nd everybody in rho pr1duc-
Ing dist-'ct rGt n tomato,s
company was organized at this
place hv Walter M san,0n to buy and
transport tomatoes from along tha pca-
Waro rFe- 10 Baltimore An the vhar.ase
was rented with Use ohject OF getting a.
aonon8ig Contracts wore made wih he
imr at c.as basket Cor tomatoes.
There enei tq ne something WRONG
ear.r iu lry WHOM there was elu- Do
'ae market auf thousands of baskets of
atoes ialted haloro .hey ler tho
frmers or ba.or They renohei BalHmore.
ono time 4.oo baskets wcro waiting
nsDor,alon.
raq attempt 60 moropoHao tbe ola
wharvcs h0s Resulted Die hurdrs
other whatvaa ard amo ol those aave
fot boon esod because of Sack of ,lona-
poruon facilities Laie tomatoes aio
now coming n. and what ne ncNt two
Weea nn arns foaa question me
demand resani- uot r.at.
one drm here and nagor at Bridge.
roi @ p.ne firee- to Baltimore.
ana the seem DO la he oay ones vlc
haro the hcats. rom p 10 IS cents o
BASKET .Mg ra'd
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
state Convention in Arn-

elected ees Q e
state Convention p Daf ntH-
DOVER rt he forty ac'-
Hrst diar g. Moo
Robert -uail George f1-H.
Wi1an h Ne Wlam D Hua-
Second gnor g ROE William E
cole Ware. Hsurcha NAam
b Namcr
Thlsa-bariH s. CK AIRED r.
ocsi-ef caarlas Bt1dley
Fouith-Jom 1lahray 1tiiim p.
arV.l Nathan Nic.ug
Flh-I ink Af4e. III aLa' 'co 10
Hone Ednard Reed aeorse Tebo
sztu-J e Robert se.
eenta--ceor hcr. Nl.nm
Eleon nr Lulaer eonvel 9or
H Hurv H1tr Cowri'
eh,h-samucl g. cfaaly Jacob
7ra'de. WAam Pfoesa N.i-
llm H nef
N.nth Hilam akm Luther
Shaw 2 smmcnT cnLrl Abbott
Tanth-1oan N Short albert
Fc- lom 81. White Fraa Honfns.
A Aaron H. Wcolrut
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

The time appears to be ripe for county fair
Judging by the number of entries and the pros
poets for large attendance the County Fair will
become permanent feature as it should be One
thing in its favor is that the Changers have e,s-
cellent grounds for the exposition. We shall exc
pect large outpouring and wish the managers
OF the fair every success. They richly deserve
the patronage of the people
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
CONVENTION WILL BE HARMONIoUs

h1OTWITHSTANDIN the sensational stor-
les published about the terrific hand-to-
hand struggle at Saturdays primaries between
certain Republican leaders, there will be in the
convention large enough number Of well-bal-
anced men to insure that the convention will be
harmonious in every way and that the object of
it, the consolidation of the factions and reoreani
zaton of the party, will be effected in accordance
with the original plan The convention viii not
be a DonneybroolS fair Already too much rope
has been given to certain ones to vent their
personal grievances and disappointments at the
expense Of and damage to the party No quarter
should be shown to party wreckers in Wednes-
days convention, nor should It be allowed TO be
the place for settling personal quarrcls The fu-
ture Of the party too much depends upon all Gle
mcnts Of the party being reconciled Tor the lead
ers of the convention to countenance any effort
to stir up any kind of hostility. There viii be
room enough in the convention and in the party
for everybody, and he who favors shutting out
any Republican solely on personal grounds
should be promptly whipped out of the conven-
ton
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
LOCAL Eac-E
N.-- TAKE sLN

Wilmington h.iI fa.cu ~
Easles win 10 o cae, sa
,lka part ia ODE n.ae ta
new nest O.. re Chester r fH h
was 1eit at ooat ~
ncr OF the Clas.r Aae nlea
nomination of Grand Worthy
Edward tr1us4 st fIa ai.aaI Ur-
vsntlon. 7ha bond af
members OF the a h0rr .r
Visit Chester
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
BOUGHT POSTING BJsH
Acssrs. Ro5insen. Pace aI Hum.
rhrIe. by 81. La.-L .-.


rsrica Buy out -o--
AT meeting he t9es10' W
che new AYlmln nl' foaane ana
DistIdutn Company heil
mouinA I'D the ll1 cf lne er'l
company Was purchased an
Eay and DAVID ~ Ja.an a
now Organization Was forae
Daniel humhaes conducted hs
LFeeum iiA 'aarn .ou 1856 o-a.r
also sold io the n-W company hl eu
iuess controlled hg him ana aa uo
companies were combine tnHer one
head. Sanford =. Robson of raHa-
delphia was eIacted pr aent ol taa
new company, Daniel Huurhr'as ia-
president ana general unr
harre r. Price secretary aua
urer. 4r Robson cr
Philadelphia Dl Posting rWn.
also VI similar comualia ll llan.
MI. Atlantic CITY ni uanton
The Ola woclog ni'E3af1a r sh
ly be replaced hy ncW e.ss
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

WY : a..s - ~

Editor ra EgsH
hlter tte demon G fer
day lalfut ~ ae ar a
engine of che -lan
an1ears to zoe tlf fat a c
no room iorec
tloa o. HiI
anyone oltaa
capable Al l
must ol
ay s-t-raaf trn-u.
iae -n-aa Ea
tF.ff aHl lIH2
iis oHa wh .e
Independents aac -e
p'rlt wl sul
clrigWeu-T mod
Cen eomI ueu
These cataa Hltl e.a
make rp
1ny cly dt fa
eifclrrt tle ae
ninafQn enu
dcmgna nall,l Ht
do in nlc oi 0aat natt-
mqnt a7t
10 gee 7ny UH
better wnNn c hna
by peia la rtmelI
WHn.unfrn ernI
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
WILL AP o.@T SECRETsaY
Ioa171 = Msrln 90 Z D eIa1al n

Worthy rrceir-nta ceoretar.
rt Eswa1 mura
nal l os Gaeas VIII early ta.s
erte- so fh tae places ar Kcse
onsi1c at Aea,n and oranse streets.
transferred hs e 20
ff1 A7 aDaya Tor
neF l.eene nc septeabar term of
me wal be-
rt ccu tt cGaI d1Her
e concluded tQ
tau 80 ofl that be-
uHad attention to
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
THE
Equitable Guarantee
iand Trust Co.
Northwest Corner
Ninth and Market Streets.
Wilmington. Del.
THE
Capital $500, 900
Surplus and Profits S55O,OOO.

The Directors of this Company
are active N its management. All
investments of Trust Funds or the
Company's Funds are made only
upon their approval and all Trust
Funds and Trust Investments are
Kept separate and apart from the
assets OF the Company.
2 per cent. interest paid on de-
posts subject 10 check.
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

I'D
Ne ata anxious 10 hare
,er-1. c-l ln c'c-- r-
ag in harmony h era
lional C9ae c
lvor Of ~ 1.1- -ica - -ol
congress.
The Cong- on1l
Based On tic e5na
.i4iaiige re-o-d @
-t being So Th-ote
orsonol.ty rul be-
I'D his ac&avcmea
we desire Go aia.air -l-
BIS c1.aP@ Gn w.-a pol-f
22sc scf One Do,.ar Re
cans. cAccc- srceeli
nd TIE Rena
saed by le
Help u
JAms s. 1aam
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

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meesn o et
h BE-
rtF etf
d
b
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anl n
l Is
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as.
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fa the vous atia n
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afii0Fr-
tf county torr e
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aue ta
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A committee g0Tnn %
-.ed ndre Coa Ca
ela DolMu. aitnr
sfl QUO s,hu
de sfae. Is
Ilu hIahiel1 1ofare
lasat fas coaa-
hV 90 BEL aUad Fi-
2ctter scat sau-
Wh riror alee8tes thrse
I'ra for 5outr
he e.ested nar
George Gouis Eerah
"ssesNaeih -
WORTH
do was COWS
ca..te ani county
cau-
ave to bate'e
tA ictoa w7r loi-
.-ront walter A
Alton g.
cu won geurr
or roontg
lae fourteen
.ten ieete3 as f7leHe.
n, laag Jon M
Robertson. lnoel
1rrue a.
ndr lhl1't3n Doal1-
hoWal
Ae orh theeo wca no
PaIewm
ChaIl II. fler. ~
leaving the Give ta-aa
9colre -
no i 0na Nau1
contest however n th
county com mittsau1n
nten Candidates hut
loNeuss UI-
NleH 9nfs S. 1e
Hdflh Ge1rge 1854 Dhr-
lon Witn W
CiHlE hrr A.
n Taylor AieEndor
ohluhois raomas
tam Long araace
llm f kearnev
Narl ncra w
9t dcleata only. There
ten candidates rsta Eve elected.
Hare.t George W. Hub-
~ na ct4ftt.
de inreo to
Oa i Georges Ele.ns.- l-h-
u1n rIr f1~ rnfn y
Nnarira rTfifem
ina fr William
oore go0r
Louis afcman paa-
tatariek Ou~.aoi
aier Jr for county
~ elected f
acoek ae B Boua
saaa r nf Andrew p
Nnr.
fry ~ aiman
Na Narl-For Delegates on.
Conrad eihci r0f c1un-
A o he ciee Ul
J. Hronsu
naaro hrrust hon
Hardr doiaataa ro d,
fred Anderson. alua
county camm tee
c3 William a. Crmey
ioaef John CfGth
ae-iatot tels.ci
t contest of IA.
eflon wage.
aoaH m tae Nuth wr
1mHo cf ran
SO to Tor w un
rt before ne N1tn,
c-Ie cill.ng ticket w
y Ihe vot c n
OF tae ward wu
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tero av-a-- lHd rlaon Street,
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
CLARENCE MORGAN DEAD
Expirad at County Hospital las. N'er.

Another muraer was aoael t0 ai-
ready Ions iat ~ uc. ns .
state when oaEeuea Moi eaiu
iicl az lAe AeW lstle aavtF
pital az faiphurst ln s,
result OF nulf wauna i nt
lowarl Mahoacg at ol on
neslay rght
rhe cor6aer hes Been notified
aana aeata. Norpu st
remove the eamal tQ N ist.ut t
1ahQns, Nho wae lo hy
arat mpcosad ana r o.
say h-t Be haa Iea n
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

hira BE- NrU -eea Church
a-r.

lHra wara
tarl naaa at -.
ne Her
ntm i3vaa1
rt
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
H GRUBB DEAD
Former Levy Court Commissioner
Passes Avsy at Advanced Ace.

wv . NlVaHV-l N9e'
arrao dicd on Saturday at his
or-ab Corner asel SO years
aratA Fs ore cl tho Best knoYn
in Lr wlne htndiel and serl L.
SER aany fs In the Levy Court. ri /,
Democrat in politics and wy
aa-.se meuser of tho l. O. o. FeAi
a''s--7 OF syioias. rer
Evening journal., 1906-09-03
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which may appear IN these columns will be glaaiy cor
rected upon request
Evening journal., 1906-09-03

A Republican Newspaper. published daily eveFY AZ
ternoon except Sundays by
Graham guardian., 1906-04-20
tt At C. II { r

his liabilities" plainly indicates
that il was the intention of the
law makers 10 assess solvent debts
of every kind and nature. Such
deductions have been made in
every instance in this county
where the assessed put in such a
claim, and il is but natural to sur
mise that none would overlook do
ing so.
Judge Nave's decision was pub.
lished in full last week so that all
may know its full contents and
have time to study il carefully be-
fore the GUARDIAN commented
upon it. We do not agree with
the Judge, believing that the
wealthy class, who have money
enough to sit down and lend 1t,
should bear an equal proportion of
taxes with the "poor devil" who is
compelled to borrow it. If this
decision should stand as the law
all any man has to do is to convert
his property into cash, lend the
cash and let the other fellow pay
the taxes, Furthermore, the de-
cision is in direct opposition to a
decision of the supreme court of
this territory when Judges Kibbey,
Sloan and Wright were on the
bench, in case appealed from ella
county reported in the oath Pac.
Rep. at pp 1928, wherein the ter
ritory was plaintiff and j. L..
Webster and f. p. Monroe were
defendants.
We believe the county should
appeal the case and get decision
from the supreme court, and i'll
Judge Nave has promulgated
sound law the legislature should
be asked to amend the law, for
there is no more reason for ex
emptug private money lender
from taxation than there is for
exempting a public money lender.
And we believe, if the decision
proves to be the law, and is not
amended, it will result in the ex-
emption of all properly not specif-
cally named in the statute us being
subject to taxation.
In the defendants answer they
set up that since mortgages have
been assessed that they have in.
serted a clause in all mortgages
that if they are taxed the borrower
shall pay tho tOxes, and thus they
Graham guardian., 1906-04-20
''BIG SIX

w going tell the Dear Public something through your paper
Firstly We still doing business at the old reliable "Bg 6"
nd SELL Dave
been Paris stock does consist of Hats and Shirt
Waist told ladies they get nanook
vaig unpronouncable stuff bargains
heard of BEFORE
plain staples. leaders, penny prop
osnn sell you article below and skn
something that don't know the of We buy cheapy
and sell the way and always intend make
profit n what sell. Nothing merehanable below
Deerng mowers; will absolutely
satisfaction; Case threshers Every machine the Ga Valley
that running Iron roofing cheaper
sold before 1t loads and will make prices
cordngy Racine bugges Scuer Dain and
presses Bang Saddles
suit you Trunks Travelling bags and Furniture.
We carry staple line groceries, that defy competition We
getting goody share trade all of which appreciate
fair dealing will of it, going have
it. You all Know the Place.
Graham guardian., 1906-04-20

say, double taxation falls upon the
poor man. Whether this was in-
serted as a play TO the galleries or
as an attempt to try to create a
sympathy IN the mind Of the court
for the poor man Is hard to deter
mine. But the fact that this has
been done is sufficient reason to
amend the statute, making it
crime to charge above q certain
per cent for the use of money, and
prohibiting anything being added
but a straight rate for the uso Of
the money. This is the frat time
that we ever knew men who, In
their own language, admit them
selves TO be rich, attempt TO com.
pei the poor man TO pay their
taxes and then boast of il to a
court. This is sufficient evidence
that our revenue laws need re-
modelling.
Graham guardian., 1906-04-20
Don't fail before
dollars First Come First Served
BOSTON CASH STORE
j. r. Welker, Proprietor.

hiblted by law, and continues:
'In precisely the same measure,
the money which has been loaned
is subjected indirectly to two bur-
dens when the money itself is taxed
in the hands of the borrower and
the debt in the hands of the
creditor"
Graham guardian., 1906-04-20

A NUMBER of the county papers
are kicking because the GUARDIAN
was awarded the contract for
county printing at the late meeting
of the board of supervisors. The
Copper Era should have no kick
coming as they had no bid at all,
and as to our esteemed local com.
petitor. who yaps hike hungry
coyote, with innocence unalloyed;
be, verify, has little "kick coming
for on one item mentioned in the
contract the journal bid $500 and
the GUARDIAN bid only 5 cents.
This is saving TO Graham county
of Sl795 on one item alone!