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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27

wotansme6t h6Hss on tiill street. neAf
Ruisfh NIain #ffhft Eleven fuulffRf iWa watei
closets eenHAGiFh With efWef3 eliy #wtaf
Large lat g9ea RAtApn WIN tefit f4f kg9fN
nef ,aontii' Wlfsfll lowi VITA ANssli i'asnIsttt
tattaRe 81 ratWen street large i5t @ fsef
ffnht ard l6a feet deep Spring wAfHt fftns 10
ne haHse Fgige eiVn Ei0g q sA1 Hswfi
IiDHti faf aeesi alHf
nies fnsafiv rev cottage hea hafn 81 re-
flh hit House has els tnbhHs Hafu Il ISIS
.lega len hogse pI'ne Nstet lAigs ~
h5hse MHst - SOLD bffHfe Anti fse sag
dswn o. lass Wecan give gou i l'aigsih ~
his AQf
fafm ii washington, ~ me tileises foaa
ss s,s s t,,n Af1 tss, Il sg- s, s
testa. Hunting w#snfl Baiialnks good Iel
ephDna AHd n VI NJ Price lew VIII estiahEa
fof either property @atf
FAfm III tif aeffs i4a mites from Williams
fHwu gliaKf. Wiil keep ~ eoWs atia team
Hay III ON Win iasthine Plehiy ~
need gegl buildings Running HaiefI
Tatm, sBe mile from alanitstlle contains
~ H8fes tufs 10 i6Hs ~ hay Cited hulla
inka Brick b0Hse VIII exchanges f0f fept.
iba pFUpefss 9a5H
We also haze tott8Re4 tenement haHaes
tlsiaess hi8eks, BHiidine bts; ffafite aaaf
ihsasaHa Hefes 81 tiinbef laini eeliHiatad ID
eNf fsHf hundred niiiiaA fNht ffiah emit
sH,H1 iIfefa IL ferlaiif " Wis FIR gsa Az
Hfess shave Rsztf
TtH SALE fsst tsstaenee iats n tlls city ~
besa ~ ffsHeh street Yisw aHshslfaete8
tisaf 9 washington ttfeet G9neenisnt q
i4iii ftaxs ~ tfBilaf Coed Alfs az sail 80
niti6E faaeifed See pi8h Aveftli 8fsHits
o., AseTiii Haiidise. Gliy ietf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
FRISCO TIED UP BY STORM.


San Francisco, Cal, March l7t Alarm
N freely Expressed IN an departments
~ this citY'A commercial and Industrial
activities oynr thc disastrous effects df
the starnl.
Building Ii almost ut slaudstill,
teaming 4 stopped, 'workingmen 10 oil
lines nle idle, prices Of foodstuils afe
jumping aIarmingly, and starvation Is
facing the thousands Of horses which do
the heavy teaming for rebuilding a mt
tropolia
This utter difficulty n by far Che most
pressing No hay " being brought "a
san Francisco Even the small ahip.
nieBts sof inferior hay from the hps
counties have ceased
Only d small quantity Of gfeer product
Il coming through Potatoes aud onions
viii be d luxury h day o. two. fof
already prices are climbing to emergency
figures.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
BERLIN

fliles Kenyon has moved IN With AZ.
baFt House o. Eat street
Jha aeleetmep aaye hearing safiu
day ID FIX mRtter ~ granting 4 license
10 dog belonging W ~ wi Cleveland
~ kihkieg asenue a large number II
witnesses gara present 81 eath SIDE. bnt
the sgiaenee satisfied tie hoard that I've
dog ought not 70 be licensed.
A deef Was killed ~ . dog on Berlin
pond Ii front ~ @ Il. stewards Sat
arday II SIGHT ~ several people. wllo
tried 10 ffse8e H.. da ibeg #ete tn
late sud II died ia 81. atewatts barn,
where il Was carried. IN about tWeHtY
minutes after Tie daa had caught and
thrown II, fhe doN u aaid VI w Known
Came Warden Pisa was notified ~ a9He
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
EsrAIE II - NoaEns-

STATE Of VERMONT n Probate can't
lisfri8t n Washington q htld IN Mmtpfi.
ihr iH ma M said District. IN khe f3si A&g IN
MercN. Al ". nv.
AZ Instrument IHtepNefbK % IN tNN #sf win
ANA Testament IN Fsfhf Rogers lNte N inA
f3gy N HarYe iH sSgH HisffisG atfeaseN htiUe
gfestpfed Nv ths f6Hff ffH PROBATE itia ordered
by sid Ceuft thst Al peGs1hF es86efptd fbNfe
fouft ~ Oe hsid AZ TIE FfaiaM ffiee N sid
W0Htbthsr, IN me- III dky ~ ApN ~.
faf1 and show eaasS II any they may have
aatiF4E ne bfbi4sA 81 SAID instfhDeSfs tn
whiet pofp1se e q faftilsf ordered thaf notice
III this ofdef be p8blehsd tfifee Rhfka enc
tsssiVsiF u fhe HsgfA ffsitf Times nsYspt
g6Y printed NJ fff Eitg ~ H4fff, h this SIDE
sffeiens N t4sd flr6e appointed f6f hesffffbs
ffihlH CARLETON, 5faee.
wed a8f ~, I'll Az
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
TN BOSTON MARKETS
Butter Prices are firm Eggs ATE
Easier.

Butter Prices are Flfm@rERRa are
Easier.
Boston, March ~ The week opens
N the local market Tor daily prnducts
with prices generally gfm and business
fairly aetiYe Fine ifash creamery hit
ter Is not freely offered al less than
SOL We and i good many sales arc heard
II at aie. Fancy storage goods ure
scarce and bring as much ~ ffesh
made stock iii HlHsf eaaes Cheese N
very firm aud sa receipts and stocks
are smuii she outlook a ~ d well paa
talned market fresh western rggs arc
,noYiuR freely and fancy beansfy and
EASTERN stock Il closely sid up
- other daitY esntsfs
Butter New York firm at a0oi Chi
cage 4eadgi extras 2geg packing stock
10 IN g1e
Cbeesa Nsw Yofk arm. September
f4Hmf5e October i5Nmi4iae, Liver
pe0l aasief Canadian eoiered e1s.
white Gas
R3Qs New Yorl steady n 1sN
teMef Chicago steady 81 t8Mfsia4
Sc LOTUS firm ~ l5Mc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
ZOE sALE.

The sBYeiai heirs II the Eastman ltAph ii
Widst t8 settle tba Hsialt, haze ieelded e. sell
tle hlHeh aha haYe placed y wish fas fat sale
FtH location a ar W0NH aa Hng iD lis city
iiH si5H ~ the hMininp u ~ VI ~ fest tlitta
stoties high Twp large sgptea ~ TIE htst HHui
VIII enaa ealiafss AyiHFN are Uiife# Hf tNaf
mrntA III IA Thoroughly hhlit hlaek fHftRfb
VIA 4 a8pa fHlinaatHs Rhistea throughput 81
hardwood aiiA with modern Improvements II
u assssssH M sts no. lhsnfEa fpf Eitw9 anH
fHats III essiaa WIN hht HbVHt eiRAt pef cent
IN tiB Investment Inquire ~ tie z ~ Gate
iieal Relate Agency Rooms - Hha II, Bolster
naeh. fatfe " s5ti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27

kfyR &kGF Bsffsd pigmeWfh HAhk eaas f6g
EassWfS4 IA o6Nga eStfi6t glay one pen 6f
W6}fe #gsH9otWe Aapiy N q n f#WFeHta
Riaw8ea sesnHo Wf
tbE a4iEslWhi stdf6046 saiss hed
iefgees Combination Nfltess6 ord assb 5Nd
gfasS s4asfe. 90 " Wesi fstttfNn STREET sss*
Ffgr eAIF ~, fteH5f6 end ~ e Boft
eSs4 81 cents se(0NG. asUftf8d Y gedH
IN. ksfff, d, I'D N6t stee
gU& aAf.El sRess coaqs hbc6f fHfa4 sf9s
y. ses afeifA dNfqNf3 tHe Hnefe CT sna
eify 1sf N 'eepH6pe fenfg 3 Mics fast
fsS N faAa f30nt 9iaH ta#
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
ID pagId Keansag. Raaaaal. \. Z

Deaf SIT. &oius gime since Was
traailm win bi0ehes forming 6ift On
ny breast, III 4 raial9np character ard
wv general system seegea N NJ an
~ order I Whs induced ~ tfg Df fyatil
krnHsdgs Fav0fise Remedy TIE Hfa
hottie dfege tbe eruption away ana
feel bett8i every Way u u ! tplebdi9
blood medicine Hurry 81 Hldfed9e,
Rochester, 81, 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
LIZ youn NaAp uNeoyEngp.



There are many men who wear their
hats practically aii the tins when awaie,
ard ere blessed with Il heavy silccK Ok
hairs vet Il tho Hcaka If these same nipH
anes became Infested with dandrnE
germs. the parasites would multiply vii
The Quicker fof tack Of aln Badness
would rnaue els the nnai result New
BROS Iierpicida kila these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair 10 abundant
Growth, lTefplcide Il pleasant hal
ircssIng az we'll sh 4 ianarufr cure anN
contains not Oh atom nf Injurious sub
stance sold by leading aruhglais weu6
i1r n stamps fof sample ID The Herpi
'laa co, Detroit. Ailch.
Two Fisers446n cents ana 400,
~. A, Drown, Special Agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27

Atstf thfty hve Vetmohlpfs ayailed
themselves II The recent opportunity 20
eat maple sugar II The ssn Mafep
hotel. Santa naftafa. Cal. Tuesday.
evening. March n Among lboss pres
Nnt we're iAeiua GaIlurH. Alt and Sits
~ " Field. vi and sifs u d AilaoH
Judge sNa Mre ri II Smith, Al y.
smith, WI ana Afe vi aieweii abd
daughter. Mfs 4. I. Chambsaain. Mrs
John Reynolds aud children, besida 4
nBmber ~ Nsfm0htefs who reside III
lhe honse
While seated 1t the iaiiles. flash
light photographs 8e4a taken u tie
party after which I'll adjourned " The
psfi6f aud vermont society vas
maabizsd With The following officers
President. Lneita t0ibnms treasurer
Glare Reynolds secretary. Ahee 81
.NilYighbVs committee III arrangements
C w AtO8ell. aifs Vi S paflsb, NYs.
John Reynolds headquarters we're IS
taislished ~ tie tollefu Hhtre tbe
president assured 81 present they would
aiNaYs receive q hA8ffg welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
Found al last.

J. A. Harmon of I.izmmore, West Va,
says al last have found The perfect
pin that never dlsapp0ints meg and for
TIE benefit of others afflicted with torpid
liver and chronic constipation, viii say
take Dr. Kings New Life Pills" GUAR.
antced satisfactory. 2te at Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27

Rome. Hafeh el The pope reforming
10 tie approaching audience be i u tive
n Mrs. Douglas Robinson President
lloosegsHs sister. which bas h4fa htAJ
nj Faster Mon1ay. told q mefabef IF 81
household yesterday that he faiig 6x
beeted NE N0aA make the u4aal M
agest I'll Are8bisbop lfeiaads appoint
meat TT Wiz satdinalate iie 4miliualY
Added
NO prominent AfbefieaH has yet been
given s0 audience wh0 "a not fepest
TIE SAME feaaeFi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27

Several gastaua Iiser carpenters.
nasoua, painters and plnmbets have
agreed tiiat after April 1 d days work
shall consist 0i nina hours with ten
hours pay
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

T0a ffwgs wH5 aas4sh wanna list sna
FJ9nA Fof sags ~ let ss1ss ssbfs x6ysftftsl
B6ap A. sbt gass 81 for lines fof sNenf14fss
6ohts M 10 6rst iussftfsa aBa SIS cents f1t
eAcn sabsed4ent Insertion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
IN LOCAL
MARKETS
a.ae4~A~s44
Maple Syrup Is Coming In
Slowly
PRICES HIGH AS YET
ssseesss4aa#@s
Eggs Low, But They Seem 70 Have
Already Touched Bottom Butter
u Easier and puotatoes
Are Quiet.
PRICES HIGH AS YET
lIalla. VA. Ilah. af. Ia0l.

iiaffe va Feb sf 1907.
Maple syrup coming slowly. prices
high M yet egga luw bit aeem to hays
touched butloln
Wholesale prices are Al follows
Dressed pork steady ~ sG1slsc
Dtessad veal very firm Al slsGfae
Native mutton ltml2c
Native beef SIaCpelAc
fowls 10000.
Butter easlet. creamery a0G13na
taney dairy g7e
Eggs low end plgniy III isttiae
New syrup. fancy ioapiia6 prf
gallon Tor first arrivals,
Potatoes, quiet AZ 5o6t5be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
The New Maternal spirIl.

Now lay Che little doll away,
With It's soft golden hair
III The toy cradle place inatead
Tho funny furry bear
The sweet faced doh Is dead and puue
And passed unto rs rrt,
And ugly bruins cuddled now
10 little mothers breast
Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27

Take this hint Grasp the very
first opportunity that presents itself 70
patronize us for your Plumbing, Steam
Fiuinc, Hardware, Quary and Mill
Supplies, Wire Rope, Ranges, Wiring.
crs, Benches, Washers, Iron and
Lead Pipe, Steam Hose, Boilers and
Trimmings. We want you to get
into the habit Of calling on Us ire
quentIy # 6rst-cIass material At the
right prices IS al that Is needed 70 re-
tain your patronage, We feel confident
81 success
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27

=
ningtnn Photographic and ateteos
gtaple conetfns has approved plans fVg
q lafae factory which II ~ be hihlt
immediately end used ~ addition to
~ already extensive plant
A puiltney officer hailed fts Poland
et# before u iuaticp ~ thH peace and
theS We've iinea Witf costs total ~
eigGT ~ breaph 81 the penep which
consisted II the invasion ~ yeupg
womHns fpUin 0Ha night recently
ST. n, Fuller. bV the advice ~ bis
physician, has resigned tho office ~
secretary II the Windsor county y. NJ
81 association Alr Fuller IL IN
tlhotsby, Ala where no wrnt tWu
months ago, iIia former headquarters
were At White River Junction,
Tile rensna IL the Essex junction
graded selinH district Il as follgwsg
Pppils between hye aud eighteen yeats
old. gA3 gain of ehe over last years
bet Owe and eight years. COS eight
~ fifteen yeafs, 1861 fifteen 10 eighteen
years 5B number Of girls, i7e. b0ys,
ils
Returning from hunting tfip Ftt
AaF sgptuF. William lYsi1nnty ana
MI. BssaW. N Newport, Hi runaway
ateid.A@ we're thrown Hit and TIE horse
killed w running over thirty font
hank ~ tho Canadian Paeihe railway
yard. bis neck being broken The
horse vas owned ~ ~. Bssaw
1litfs II 6n aneUHllfHed report tdat
former President Grover Cleveland
viii b. principal speaker "a the rid
sHiYgper meeting 81 the tefmout Fish
and GanH lseaRte this anDmef secs
fstpry III State IIihu Ro0t wss NJ have
been invited II Il said bHt II vas learn
"a ihst Ne eopia not BE- secured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
ZOE SALE

FOR aAiE Flana nnlainR. fatmefis usea
as transformer heHse baiFain t9Hg0li
aAlra Lighting NB Fhene 93iA Munhei
ley AsH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
80. IIs.Ilh 30 e...f..t . ,Iaah,r pc

Chlfa.
MIS-, WINsEOW'9 SOOTHING HYnffp, f6f
children teething. softsBs The guns, fsGiItss
Inflammation, alisg6 Nii pHih. and curas wind
collie. Perfectly sais ii 81 eases We would
DD mol let your tfg3HaiS#g nor the pJslu9eSs
Dfothffa stauA bttNAeh YOU and t0uf sGffer
INK otiid anti fhs relief bAMt Will b HHfe.~YNs
nstlions, iftimelT used Prize 1Bes d bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
ABOUT THE STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned From our
Exchanges,

i u tlh0nip#on. If Maitsileld, has
purchased aud taken possession III Tho
atist Mill formerly ownea w WI. ii
Muriariy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
RIcKERs sr JonrsDuRY mARKF1

RIcgERs sr JoHNsDuRY MARKET
Hogs Hall o Gent Lower Beef II De-
maHd
st fobnsbury. March sf Iiogs are
a halt cont lower and Oh the deeiinal
VEAL Il iending lrwerl beef n Ii aas
maHd ana poultry wantel
The receipts III W. Al Hieketa market
Tor The week ending March a.
Poultry, ia00 pounds oMt1e
Lambs, d0NGe.
Hogs. 200 56Def.
Cattle. 10 5m4iae.
Calves, COO 3D5ise
Alileh toNs. 8g5M8sO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
PEA ESTATE POP sAL.F.

F0R a4NE NN RfNT Fxeepfi6Nhf sAiaabf6
fam, 9eNd H4fdl0& #BaHA on &eges tm m&iA
Nt4N WeBsifFwiJe fIdaa N a8uN gaMahi MA
Q4sHFte8 WITH n0BWlB lH RaMH lh F#NYs fifOft
Rasg ssffas "A FeNg Hs8l Estate Aaehey
Bauef w VII
ron aAEFR W6Ns6 sH6 Ntfh viii e00a
f6fssfit tfifs E6zsen fa9 strisk b in4s ahl
EoiNe N Canada Il work kppif v q ~.
dnAf N SN6m6f street 1882
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
FOR SALEl

A Frsrclzss Retail Granite and
Marble Plant, located II Iaf9e New
Hampshire town, consisting u 4 hfuc
ggom M. Sheds, Derrick, Engine,
Boiler, Polishing Wbeel, Blacksmrh
Forge, Toob, ctc., with lafae new
Cider Mn attached Everything
ready ior business add ~ good local.
fg Write 70 81 ealI AID scc
j. S. sWlNGtf,
sSa Quincy, Mass.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-26
NEW CONSUL ARRIVES.
M. Clarence A. Miller of Kansas City,
No., now Represents Uncle Sam in
MatamorOs-Mr. Griffith Goes
to Tampico.

Clarence A. Miller, the new
United States Consul at Mata-
moros. arrived Saturday night and
has taken charge of the consulate.
Mr.. Miller is from Kansas City,
No, but has resided for the past
four years in Washington City,
being employed as an official OF
the Bureau of corporations. Mr..
Miller expects Mrs. Miller to join
him in Matamoros before Christ
mas. He was in Brownsville yes
terday, accompanied by Mr.. Crit
fifth, the retiring consul, who pre-
scented his successor to number
of our citizens.
THE HERALD extends cordial
welcome to the new consul, and
hopes he may be pleased with his
new station.
A complimentary reception was
rendered to Mr.. Miller at the con-
lsulate last evening by Consul and
Mrs. Griffith at which a number of
the leading citizens of Matamoros
were presented to him. A select
musical program was rendered,
after which refreshments were
served and later dancing was ell
loved until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith at the
same time babe farewell to their
Matamoros friends, as they left
today for their new station at
Tampico. The best wishes of their
Brownsville and Matamoros friends
accompany them. Mr.. Griffith has
won the admiration of all by his
able administration of the duties
of consul during his stay in Mata-
moros, and his friends confident
Iy expect to hear of his further
promotion in the diplomatic ser
vice of Uncle Sam.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-26

The Paris Matin will organize
an automobile race from New
York to Paris, via Chicago, Alaska.
across Behring Strait. Siberia and
Russia.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-26
Land Sales.

A sale was made yesterday by c.
81. Hammond Observation-Disclosures
In 2, 500 acres of land near Olmito
at $40 per acre, the purchasers
being Joe Parker and Leroy Van
Lehan of Kingsley, Kans.
Another sale just closed by Mr..
Hammond was that of 800 acres
on the La Gloria canal at 500 per
acre, to Charles L. Edwards Of
Long Branch, New Jersey, and W
E. Daniels of Chicago.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-26
Believed in PoIysamy.

At the close of a wedding-break-
fast a gentleman noted for his
blunders rose to his feet, causing
keen anxiety to all who knew him,
Ladies and gentlemen. y he cried,
genially, L drink to the health OF
the bridegroom May he see many
days like this"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-26
Notice.

I have located in Brownsville
and will do an Office practice. My
practice will be limited to chronic
diseases peculiar to women and
men. Office in the Combe build
ing. Office hours from 9 a. m. to
a p. m. E. D. WILLIAMS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-26
PERSONALS.

City Attorney Kibbe went to
Mercedes today
Judge Wells and R. B. Creager,
ESQ.,, went to Corpus Christi yes
terday.
Robert Lieck and sister went to
the Point yesterday. Mr.. Lick
returned to town on the evening
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seaman
returned to their home at Point
Isabel yesterday, after a short
visit in town.
Customs Inspector Tate has re-
turned from two weeks vacation
spent visiting San Antonio and
Flatonia, Texas.
S. c. Tucker, Capt. VIM. VIII
son and the latter's guest, Rev.
A. R. Beach left on the train this
morning on hunting trip up the
road.
Mrs. L. K. Morris arrived last
night, after an absence of some
time, and will spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Morris. For the present
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris are staying
at the Riverside hotel.
Hon. John A. Terrell and wife
of Terrell, Texas, are in the city
visiting their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Creager.
Mrs. Terrell will remain for some
time, but Mr.. Terrell expects to
return home shortly.
Pat Haley returned to Harrington
yesterday, after spending day or
so with his family in town. Mr..
Haley expects to move his family
to Harrington by Jan. 1st, having
decided to grow up with the new
town that is going up there.
Mrs. Black of Barstow. Texas,
who is visiting her brother, Rev.
w. c. c. Foster, of this city, ex-
poets her husband ito join her here
shortly. Mr.. Black will spend a
few days here, and will be accom-
panied by his wife and child on
his return home.
Sergt. Miller, caretaker at the
post, has returned from a visit to
La Lomita, where he, together
with E. c. Green and VIM. Doher-
ty, has bought some land. He re-
ports that while he was there, Mr..
Holt of La Lomita killed one OF
the largest bucks he ever saw.
]. P. Withers, the alcalde OF
Llano Grande, is in the city on
business today. Mr.. Withers IS
no longer lonely at Llano Grande
now, as Mrs. Withers and the
children joined him there about
two weeks, ago, and his mother,
Mrs. Amanda Withers, and hel
adopted daughter, Miss Maude
Warner, of Kansas City also ar
rived few days ago, to spend the
winter with him at the new town
which he is building.
D. N. Campbell of Chesley
Ont, accompanied by P. Krauter
who is also from Ontario, arrived
Saturday night and will spend ;
short time looking over the Browns
vile country. Mr.. Campbell ha
been a subscriber to The HRRALl
for some time, and its reports o
the resources in the Brownsville
country have induced him to com
and see for himself. These gen
demen have travelled long dis
lance TO see this Land of Sun
shine.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-26
Entertained in MatamOrOs.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches of Browns
vile were very pleasantly entertain
ed Saturday afternoon by Miss
Macy at the Hussy Institute in
Matamoros, a few ladies from that
city being included among the
guests also. The ladies from
Brownsville sixteen in number met
at the ferry and were taken over
together. The afternoon was pas
sed in various parlor games, afford
ing much AMUSEMENT to all. Dainty
refreshments were served. Those
present from Brownsville were
Mesdames Hancock, Howse Bur
nett, Freeman, Baker, Tate, Stell,
Wood, Faisans, Killough, Perdo-
mo, Foster, Black, Gray, ]. c.
Wilson and Shoemaker. Rev. Mr..
Morgan, pastor of the Friends
church, Mrs. Morgan and Mis-:
Letter besides the gracious hostes:
were the representatives of Mata'
uoroS who were present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-20

Governor Hughes has nothing to do with admiration for MT. Hearst. nor has 1t affected others who have favor ed a recount. It has had to do with a profound conviction that martyrs made in that manner live to give the communities to which they are &C., credited more trouble than they are worth
 Far more important is it that the truth should be established in any given case involving the sacredness of the ballot than that either Mcclellan or MT. Hearst should hold the office. The idea of all corrupt practices legs- lation is to protect the ballot in order that the excuse for agitation may be taken from the restless and vicious. New York City Would not have been hurt by the elevation of MT. Hearst. New York City has been hurt seriously by the mere suspicion that MT. Hearst was denied the office which may have been his under the constitution Gov ernor Hughes has now done all that could be asked of him as the governor of the State to correct that error and heal that wound.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-20
MENTIONED, BIT MODEST.

Among those who have been men toned" is Governor John A. Johnson |of Minnesota. But he says: T have not allowed the successes that have come to me as Governor of Minnesota coupled with some kind words from outside, to turn my head and lead me into the belief that am an available candidate for President of the United States"
 That's the way to talk, and it is quite probable that such talk will have the hearty approval of Brother Bryan, who was long ago led into the belief that he was an available candI- date for President of the United States. But Governor Johnson may be too modest. The talk about him Is due largely to the unique position he has gained through being elected to his present office by plurality of sev- eral thousand in a year when Roose- welt carried the State for President by more than 16O,OoO and by reason of his reelection in an off year by a plurality of 73,ooO. Minnesota is norm- ally Republican by from 6O,OOO to SO,OOO. Of course a man who can do that is vote-getter, and probably vote-de- server. Governor Johnson may be more available than he thinks he is. He will be wise to go on quietly gov- erning, though it is not necessary that he should teetotally insulate himself from the presidential lightning.