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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25
GEORGE A. TRACY,
Real Estate,
CHELSEA, VERMONT.
Probate of viii.

ESTATE OF LUCINDA A. COOPER.
STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT S. Sheld at Randolph,
in and for said District, on the 10th day OF
July, A. D. 1907.
Present, GEORGE L. STOW, Judge.
An instrument purporting to be
the last Will and Testament of Lucinda
A. Cooper, late of Randolph, In said dis
trict, deceased being presented to the Court by
Rosa NJ Cooper, the executrix therein
named for Probate: 1t is ordered by said
curt, that all persons concerned therein be
notified to appear at session of said Court
to be held at the Randolph Inn in Randolph
on the 10th day of August A. ID. 1907, and show
cause, If any they may have, against the Pro.
bate of said will: for which purpose it is fur.
this order be published three weeks success
siyely in the Herald and News, printed at Ran
dolph, previous TO said time of hearing
BY the Court; Attest.
1864 GEORGE l.. Srow. Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25
Notice.

July 9th l made change with different
persons and the Sth was aware that some
one, together with myself, had blum
dered. If the one who is short in cash
will call on me, will try to help him
out. Daniel G. Woodward.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25
NotIce.

The tax bills are in my hands for col
lection and should be paid before Oct. l
to save the discount.
3w l. S. Chase, Collector.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

la 3 N. SCHEDULE
No 100 North bound .....l0.5O a. m
No. lOi South bound ...... ass .. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

For fresh bread and cakes OF all
kinds call al the Texas Bakery Care
ful attention TO special orders. Phone
W.. Mrs. Otto Boehme. du
The pretuest line oil Valiencennes,
torchon and baby Irish laces in the
tity just received az Walkers Five
'and Ten Cent Store. 2g4
Why send your money away from
home FOR sewing machines when YOU
can buy the best-the Singer-direct
from maker In your own town at low
prices and better terms. T. A. Sat
terwhlte. Agent Bryan. Texas. diff
Just received 1000 pounds OF ten
cent candy at Walkers Five and Ten
Cent Store. 29i
The panic has struck my Studio and
knocked the prices or OF everything.
| will sell out at wholesale cost rather
pack more and pay freight. Christie
and Fisher Pictures nj Csc. Frames
25c TO 500 All size photographs
made al cut prices. You must make
arrangements for sittings or wait your
turn. Cloudy weather preferred.
Alonzo Carter. 296
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Rt,nn Willing 10 Ran

orlJr go .t- trr-- ,.- ...i..
'he Hcpg can party has reward
them The Democratic cam..'
must b. carried On by voluntecr who
will work because they desire the iri
umph Of Democratic ideas. We car.
not hope 10 appeal 10 the sordid. o.
20 buy the pur hasable. even II such
n course would contribute towards
Democratic success. No one would
favor Mr. Bryans nomination unless
the party Is willing 10 open It's books
and show where the contributions
came from. and for what the none
was expended. The Republican part
ought 10 be challenged to conduct T.
campaign In this open and honest way
and n the Republican leaders refuse
70 accept the challenge the Democra.
can well afford TO leave the issue vi ?
the public. An appeal 10 consclonc
r. politically eXpedient. as well as mo-
ally right. for the conscience j. the
most potent force with which man
deals. The national conscience has al
ready been aroused and a large M
joriiy OF the voters have been educa
ed 20 the necessity OF real reform, r.
form that will make this government
again government OF the people by
the people and for the people. II only
remains for the Democratic party
convince the people that the rcfn7'
10 vote with the predatory weat'
an hono,st appeal by honest met.
90 ten honest sentiment Of tho cl,-
try"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

j. u. Stewart and W. d. Outlaw Of
Reliance were IN the city yesterday.
W u. Foster and family have moved
from Bryan 10 the Kurten community
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Meads OF Thomp.
son Greek We're In the city yesterday
Mrs. J. N. Soles returned to Wen.
born yesterday after q visit ~ this city.
For Rent or Sale-A i've room house
near graded school See W 4. bod.
son 295
Marriage license has been granted
To Frank Civallo and Miss Vita Mira.
bella.
George Fullerton and William Hubs.
peth Of Tabor were In the city yester.
day
G. l. Sanger. the we'll known cot
ton man. arrived from Naoo yosicr
day
Mr. and Mrs. J G. Boyett OF the Col
lege community were in the city yes.
terday
Boys sweaters In white. solid shades
and fancy colors, all sizes at Parks a
waldrop's 2s3
Judge Jno - Henderson. formerly
Of his city, Is reported IN at his home
In Dallas
Drop In and take a look at Walkers
Five and Ten Cent Store He has
everything 2g4/
You can find what you are lookiur
ior az Walkers tits stock is large.
now and complete. 2gi
Mr. \ ". buchanan will addrcAs
the Y. " G 4 at the a. and MCollege
Sunday AT y. m.
Remember the masquerade skate
Tuesday night at the Rink. Try FOR
the fine prize skates. 2g5
W. and Mrs. |. J. Honlgan and
daughters OF the Holligan community
we're In the city yesterday
Mrs Ira Gootl ard children r..
turned 10 Naasota Yesterday after q
visit to relatives IN this CITY
The ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal
church viii have a cake sale On Nov
- Tor Thanksgiving Place to be- an
nounced later. 294
For Rcnt-Large. well lighted room.
formerly occupied by the Eagle. over
= j. Fountains store. also two good
offices In front Apply TO T. Rohde 3O7
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

II real coffee disturbs your stomach. yoaf
Heart or Kidneys. then try this clever Go
fee imita,ion-Dr. Shops Health Coffee.
DR.. Shoop has closely matched old. Jas
and Mocha Coffee in favor and taste. yet
il has not a single grain Of real coffee in IL
DR.. Shops Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted grains or ce7eak,
with Mails, Nuts, etc. Made in one min
Ute. No tedious long wait You ril''
surely like IL. Get a free samle a, our
store. ]. NJ. Lawrence e. Co. 2S2,s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Or. eeTrs GOES ELSEWHERE
Has Been Pastor Of the Methodist
Church -Four Years--oreat
Work Accomplished.

The Texas Conference OF the Methodist
church will meet 10 Houston Nov 27,
with Bishop Gambler presiding This confer
ence will, according TO the laws Of the
church mark the conclusion OF DR.. Bets four
years service as pastor OF the Bryan Meth
odisi church, and be will be ass gncd 80
another charge. The removal OF Dr..
Belis and family from Bryan Is a matter Of
deep regret, not alone to the congregation
OF the Methodist church, bu, to the people
OF the community generally. lie has &C
complishei q great work here, and his
labon have extended to the surrounding
country AMI TO other parts OF the state.
During the past four years the Bryan
Methodist church has enjoyed a oon'nu
Gus growth along all lines under the minis
ny Of Dr.. Bets A considerable
debt has been paid that was against the
church destroyed by FIRE. Another hand
some church has been erected, a new par
sonage, second to none in the conference,
built and the obligations provided for.
The roll Of membership is larger than At
any time in the History Of the church, As
far as We have been able to learn.
In 1904, DR.. Belts fret year, the church
reported 20 Conference l22 members re-
ceiyed, and S5,il24S raised for all pur-
poses. In pos thirty odd members
were received, and s5.399.Ol reported
raised for al, purposes. In 1890 about
forty members were added to the church,
and sl3. O6O.52 raised for all purpose, re-
ported to the conference.
This year, 1907, there will be reported
over eighty members received, while the
amount raised will be more than any
pre-, ious yeai. The reasufcrs OF the va
rous funds have no, made their reports
yet, This will be done next Friday night
at the last Quarterly Conference. Every
department Of the church is well organized
and doing splendid work. The outlook
Tor the Methodist church IN Bryan is
brigh, with promise.
The best wishes OF all will follow DR..
Belts and the members OF his family 20
their new home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
porarily Closed.

Cincinnati. Nov. l5.-The Mercha~'r
and Farmers bank at Manchester. q.
temporarily closed It's doors owing 10
q shortage OF cash with which to tran.
act business II was announced that
the bank will reopen next Mondav
The bank has a capital OF s25.OOO ard
deposits OF nearly 100000. Il Dc
an extensive granre business. and ID
reported In excellent financial cCI-!
fion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Try Buchanan's lunch.

Try Buchanan's lunch 99i
VIII Wood visited Marlin yesterday.
Prof J. d. Willis is visiting In Waco
Walkers i've and ten cent store has
H. 2gi
Salt water trout at Buchanan's
market egi
J. ID. George of Edge was in he city
yesterday.
Rev. jas West lett yesterday Tor
Hampstead
Col A. Hin OF wcnborn was in the
city yesterday.
N. $. Breach OF Tabor was in the
city yesterday
a. NJ. waldHaIeturncd from lIous
ton yesterday
Houma extra select oysters at Buch.
anan's market 29i
Big masquerade skate at the rink
Tuesday night 295
Jas. Wilson Jr OF Edge was In the
city yesterday.
Rev. I.itwora ~ Anderson vas Ia
tho city yesterday.
Mrs Minnie Foster was visitor
Nfrom wellborn yesterday
Special prices on boys sweaters his
week at Parks a Walirop's 2g3
Antoine Conrad OF Kurtcn was
visitor To the city yesterday.
b. Born. to Mr. and Mrs =. l.. Winter.
yesterday morning. daughter
Lem Holden and Joe Walker OF Ia.
Dor were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. r. Sevens OF Houston is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs G. NJ Spell.
Ernest Moore and Tom Wheels OF
Edge werc-in thu city yesterday +
W. a. shelby Of the Kurten com
munity was In the city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
FOR SALE

Horse, buggy, harness and saddle. 5ar
gain, 10000.
Belle City Incubator, 100 eggs, $50
Iron he'd and springs. $50.
Pittsbufg visible typewriter, great bar
gain, $1,000.
Violin, unusual bargain, s. 90
Above are all great bargains
2Y4 !. +. Be'f.r
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
CROWD AT The RINK

A big crowd enjoyed the skating at the
Rink last night. A feature of the eyenin &
was a ten lap race in which William Banks
defeated Earl Beard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
CAN ANTONIO INTERNATIONAL
FAIR NOVEMBER o 10 "a.

Excursion rates daily STA / 4 CIV
For Railroad Day. NOV. -. extremely
low rates. The fair that's different
from all others. See l. A. G. a.
agents. 2aa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

Fresh FISH. oysters. Brookneld Farm
pure pork sausage. put up IN pound
and quarter cartoons. choice beef
and pork cuts always on hand at
Buchanan's market. 2gi
WI. J G.. Conn and daughter, Miss
Stella Conn. arrived from Madison
vile yesterday for visit Go SIR. and
Mrs W. g. Gibbs. Mr Conn went 10
louson In the afternoon.
Two pairs OF line Barney q Berry
S5.O0 skates are the prizes that will
be- awarded az the big masquerade
skate at the Rink Tuesday night, one
pair each for the lady and the gentle
man making he best masked represcn-
t,tt,p ~ Ia ,haVagt,r ar guhlaaI ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
NOTICE.

Ny entire premises are posted
trespasscrs will be prosecuted. W. r.
Cavitt 2g3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

w collard twelve feet In height was
sent TO Bryan yesterday from the Par
ker plantation in the Brazos bottom
by ]. l.. Andcrs. and was placed on eN-
hibition al the store ofJno. NJ. Law
renee q Co. Prof T. J Kyle had the
rr-~iahle monstrosity photographed. B.
For sale or Rent-cornrr trTck
building on Bryan street. Apply ton.
Jametia FOR further information.decl
Is the best good enough for you?
You will have the opportunity for only
few weeks longer at Carriers Studio.
2gG
lost-l.ast Saturday In Bryan or on
Bryan and Wheelock road four pins.
one with bangle bearing initials J. NJ.
l.. TO &C A.. date on back: one sig.
net pin with letter NJ. engraved on
back. and two other pins. Reward for
return a. Jno. VI. Caldwell. 293
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

J. u. Stewart and W. ID. Outlaw OF
Reliance were Ia the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

Walter Welln1an says his airship has a lifting capacity of 19. .556 pounds. Apparently he is figuring on bringing the pole home with him if it doesn't weigh too much.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
VERY FEW MEN Oh
 SICK LIST AT PRESENT
Malicious Reports Concerning Number of Accidents Are
 Shown to Be Untrue,

Although reports have been spread broadcast over the country to the effect that each succeeding day wit nesses a series of disasters in the To- cal mines, and that the hospitals are Dvercrowded with the maimed and injured. an investigation elicits the information that at scarcely any time since the companies have been oper- ating on a large scale have there been so few incapacitated for work by injuries received in the mines.
 Inquiry at the Copper Queen hos pital as to the relative proportion of of the men disabled at the present time as result of injuries as com pared with other times, brought out the fact that there are only a few men on the sick list and unable to work. Many of those who are sui fering from injuries sustained wounds of a minor nature, while the number of major cases is very small.
 An interview with the authorities of the Calumet & Arizona medical staff brought out the fact that the same condition exists there, showing that all the reports have been made up for the purpose of frightening some one and are not founded on fact.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
ACTION IS. DEFERRED
 ON RIGHT OF WAY
Board of Supervisors Withhold Decision on Application by .
 Warren Company,

News has reached Bisbee from Tombstone that the Board of Super Yisors has deferred action on the ap- plication of the Warren Town Site Company for right of way over the public road between Lowell and Bis bee for the electric street car line which is being constructed.
 The action of the Board is not be- cause of any objection to granting the request. it is said, but it is due to the fact that condemnation proceedings to run the highway through property near the beer garden must be cOnclud- ed before the county will have the necessing authority to grant the right of way. When the condemnation mat ter is finally settled and the Board understands how much it will cost to get the road through the property in question. then the right of way appli- cation will be taken up and acted on.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
FRISCO NOW IN \ DEPLORAbLE
 CONDITION
Varied Are the Troubles Being Experienced in the Golden Gate City-BuSineSS Is Now Practically ParaIyzed.

Among the arrivals in the city yes. terday was E. B. Mason, the promi. nent business man, who, although he is retaining all of his interests in the Warren district, at the present time is residing in San Francisco, Cal, talk ing complete rest. to recuperate in health. He still claims Bisbee as his home, and Is here at the present time to attend to some matters of busi. ness importance requiring his atten. tion here.
 When seen by a Review reporter yesterday and asked concerning con ditions in San Francisco, MT. Mason said:
 T do not believe any one can de scribe the condition of affairs in San Francisco at the present Nime. With rOttenness being exposed in the mu nicipal government; business almost paralyzed by a number of strikes building operations at a standstaill the banks refusing to lend money un til conditions improve, with thous ands of men out of employment, con ditions are, to say the least, in 8 deplorable state.
 "The grand work which was com menced immediately after the terri ble catastrophe of more than year ago, having for it's object the re building of the city on firmer and better basis than ever, is now at a standstin. Many fine new buildings which will cost millions of dollars have been started. but owing to strikes and shortage of money, scarce ly one of the has been completed. The bankers have come to the conclusion that better conditions will have to prevail before nancy can be invested thus withdrawing their support.
 'The car men and various trades are on strikes for various reasons and it does not seem that a solution of these difficulties is in sight at the present time.
 Under the direction of Heney, rot tenness is being shown up in almosi every department of the municipal government and at the present time Mayor Schmftz is under prison sen tence. while prominent business men are also under the cloud.
 "One cannot imagine a more deplor able state of affairs"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
Mfx|CAAS PREPARING
 FOR SEPTEMBER IS
Arrangements Are Being Made for Big Celebration of
 Independence Day,

The leading Mexican citizens of Bisbee have begun preliminary prep arations for a celebration of the in- dependence of Mexico to be held on September Is, and if the plans now contemplated are carried out, this will be one of the best fiestas ever held by Mexicans in this city.
 A meeting of local Mexicans has been called for next Monday night at which the subject will be generally discussed and the movement to hold successful celebration will be for mally inaugurated At a meeting held recently a committee consisting of Angel Rodrigues, Dolores Wallis, Man ueI Ariza, Ramon Pesqueira, Aljandro Borgatta, Nicolas Lopez. Rafael Fen que, Ignacio Ariza, Hilario Ramos, se-Bustanante, Francisco Limon, and Juan Dosal was appointed to start the movement. Miguel Arevalo was elected president of the organiza ton: Carlos Borgatta, vice presi. dent. Cosme Gomez, secretary, and Jesus Cantu, treasurer.
 After the meeting on Monday night the matter will take permanent form and active steps will then be taken to raise the necessary funds to carry out the plans for a big demonstration.
 September 16 next, wiR be the pinety-seventh anniversary of the In dependence of Mexico from the Span ish crown and the event will De eel ebrated by Mexicans with all the en thusiasm which Americans display oI the Fourth of July.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
WILL MOVE FOR DISSOLUTION IF
 INJUNCTION
Federated Miners Will File a Motion with Judge Doan at Tombstone for a Hearing on Saturday of Next Week,

On Saturday next a motion will be made for a dissolution of the injunc- tion, issued out of the district court of this county, restraining the pickets of the Western Federation of Miners from interfering with passengers on E. P. & s. w. trains, or doing picket duty on the right of way of said com pany.
 The notice of dissolution is being prepared at Tombstone this week by Attorneys w. B. Cleary and E. J. Flannigan and by agreement with the attorneys for the E. P. & s. W. rail- way, will be heard by Judge DOan in chambers on Saturday afternoon next.
 The injunction was issued by Judge Doan on the ground that the activity of the pickets was injuring the busi ness of the E. P. & s. W. by keep ing passengers for Bisbee off of their trains, and by seeking to prevent min. CTS from going to work in the Bisbee mines. thus lessening the output of ore. which would tend to decrease the amount of freight traffic handled by the plaintiff corporation.
 The attorneys for the defense will contend that the court did not have jurisdiction; that the injunction was issued upon an insufficient showing, and other usual grounds set up for the dissolution of an Injunction.
 The motion for dissolution will be supported by affidavits and no oral testimony will be introduced at this time
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
MAY BE SUIT IN INTERPRETERS
 CONTEST
Dispute Over Appointment Is Likely to Be Settled in the Courts at Tombstone by Sui for Fees,

There is a clash between the Board of Supervisors Of Cochise County and the local justices of the peace in Bis bee. It all grows out of the fact that there is a difference of opinion as to who should hold the official position of interpreter for this precinct and according to the records. there are two interpreters on the pay roll It re mains to be seen. at the expiration oi the present quarter, who is legally en titled to the position.
 On January 1. Mir Maldonado. who had been interpreter and court clerk for former Justice of the Peace Owen E, Murphy, was again appointed to the position During his several years residence in Bisbee Mir. MaldonadC has become an efficient justice court clerk and interpreter. It has been his duty 10 make out the bills for the To cai justices, and it is hinted from the office Of the Board of Supervisors that he knows more different ways that g justice or constable can make a thirty-cent fee than half of the law yerS in the county.
 When the last quarterly bills for the cOnstables and justices of Bisbee pre- cinct appeared in the office of the Board of Supervisors at Tombstone il was discovered that they were unusu ally large. The two local justices pre- scented claims to the county in excess of nine hundred dollars each for the three months work. which did not in clude cash fines paid, and other feeS which fall to the lots of the justices The constables were not a bit bashfu and were also in the fee bill business for almost like sum. All of the con stable and justices bills were in tho hand writing of MT. Maldonada. The bills all balanced to a cent and cor responded in every detail. It is no charged that any of the bills were ir regular. Or that the charges were no proper ones against the county, bu the Board evidently became imbue( with the idea that the official inter preter for Bisbee was coaching the To cal peace officers as to how to takt every advantage of the present fet system and it was decided that his of ficial head should be cut off close be hind the ears.
 Pursuant to a resolution Jack Huff faker. formerly jailer for Stewar Hunt, was appointed. Mr. Huffakel hied himself to Tombstone and ther, swore before Judge Doan to faithfully and impartialiy perform bis duties aS interpreter for the justice courts o Bisbee and Lowell. He presented him self. ready to assume his new official duties on one day this week, and was fpolitely but firmly informed that his services were not wanted. The local justices claim the Board of Super visors have no right to appoint an iR terpreter for their courts and that they are the best judges as to the qualifications of an interpreter.
 When the intreperter's bill is pre- scented at the end of this quarter nc doubt the Board will refuse to allow the same for payment, and suit 1T court will follow. As the case stands Mir, Maldonado is still on duty.