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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-02-12
PERSONALS.

c. E. Hammond came in from
Olmito last night. 3
F.sS. Champion of Santa Maria
is in the city on business.
Miss D. Rousset. accompanied
by Miss Ada Egly, returned to the
Point yesterday.
Pat Vasey and Geo. Morgan paid
Point Isabel a visit yesterday.
E. K. Butler, with a party OF
acquaintance from Chicago, visited
Point Isabel yesterday.
Customs Inspector Ransom drove
in from his home near Santa Maria
today to attend to business in
town, expecting to return home
this afternoon.
Dry. 81. Podstata, DR.. o. c.
Wilhite and son, all of Chicago,
are visitors in the city. They went
yesterday to visit the Butler colony
near here and were very much in
terested in the enterprise.
J.H. Showalter, editor of the
Lamoille. ILL.,, Gazette. arrived
Sunday night with a large party
of prospectors and probably will
spend several days here. Mr..
Showalter paid THE HERALD Office
a pleasant call.
Rev. DR.. Burress returned last
night from Taft, where he preach
ed Sunday to the Baptist congrega-
ton. DR.. Burress says Taft is a
growing new town on the Sap, not
for from Sinton, where company
in which Secretary of War Taft is
interested, is pushing the develop
ment of large tract of farm lands.
]. o. Chenoweth and Chas. H.
Sergeant of St. Louis, who have
been at Santa Maria the past few
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Weather Forecast.

Tonight fair and warmer; Wed
nesday fair; light southerly winds.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Gee G1auSS III OpcIO al lOOdy'
Last nights train brought in no
less than IFS passengers, chiefly of
the homeseeker contingent.
Your clothes pressed while you
take Hot or Cold bath at the In
ternational Steam Laundry. 2-z-tf.
Several more marriages in socie
ty circles are said to be on the
tapis. -.
For sALz.-Select Alabama
Sweet Melon Seed 10 or more 4oc.
less soc. per Id.
w. A. PORTER.
Mathis Texas.
The Staff of Life, Good Clean
Bread, pies and all kinds fancy
cakes to your order to be had only
at Clay's Bakery. Phone 81.
The district court did not meet
today. there being no business
ready for today. Some criminal
business will be taken up at tomor-
rows session.
For SALE.-550O acres of land
in Hidalgo County at $3.50 per
acre. Suitable for cotton, corn
aud staple crops Address P. o.
Box 374. City. I-22-1 Mo.
For sALE.-A number of gentle
work mules, four to six years of
age 10 hands high. Apply to
McDavitt Bros. Brownsville, Tex
as. 1902 wks.
The last festivity before the
quiet of the lenten season, which
begins tomorrow, will be the hop
at the Elks club this evening. 1t
will be quite informal.
Wedding cakes a speciality.
Prices S. to $25. Call and inspect
my line of ornaments for fancy
cakes before ordering elsewhere.
CLAWS BAKERY. Phone 81.
Several land sales have been re-
ported the last few days around
Mercedes and other up-river points,
the purchasers being among the
last installment of homeseekers.
Hygienic Kalsomine is the most
economical as well as the best wall
finish to be obtained. Try it if
you never did and be convinced.
Call at our store and get our 49,
shade color card free.
Cross LUMBER Co.
NcDavitt Bros. have just receiv-
ed fresh supply of garden seed
of all kinds, also new sorghum
seed and seed potatoes. Potatoes
and onions for market always on
hand.
For SALE, 800 acres of land,
partly under cultivation; good we'll
on place, and small ranch house.
Several miles from Harlingen, not
far from railroad, at SIS per acre.
Inquire at HERALD Office. IT,
The Kings Daughters request
THE HERALD to express their SIN
cere thanks to the Woodmen OF. the
World and Knights of Pythias for
the use of their respective halls for
the entertainment last evening.
Wednesday being Ash Wednes-
day, The Kings Daughters will
hold a Litany service at the Epis-
copal Church at 4 p. NJ. They
will also hold similar services on
Friday at p. m, and on Sunday |
at 5p. N.
THE HERALD is authorized to |
announce the arrival of the well |
known plumber George Morgan,
who will locate here permanent
ly. Mr.. Morgan has done work
in Brownsville in times past and
gave entire satisfaction. PSI m.
A telegram was received here
today from S. L. Dworman, who
accompanied Mr.. Radcliffe to San
Antonio Saturday, announcing
that the latter is much better. Mr..
Radcliffe had been i'll for some
time, with succession of car
buncles on the neck, and was
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ness dining these homeseeker in

I1tSsa-4uk3A& -haSs6 WORCESTERSHIRE
vasions. There seems to be an
endless supply of this beautiful
lace work in Brownsville and it
always finds favor in the eyes Of.
the tourists, who can GET no more
acceptable souvenir of Mexican
handiwork to take home with them
than a few pieces of drawn-work,
which is sold cheaply here compar-
ed with Northern prices and is very
easily carried in handgrip or trunk.
The quality of the work offered for
sale is generally quite good.
Our friend T. P. Gore has Sc
cured position with the American
Rio Grande Land & Irrigation
Company, and will leave for Mer-i
cedes this afternoon. There is
not man, woman or child in
Hidalgo who does not regret Mr..
Cores departure, although it may
only be temporary. His kind dis
position and generous nature has
endeared him:to all, and thathe may
find his new position and surround
ings pleasant and profitable is the
wish of his friends. -HidaIgo
Advance.
WANTED: Local representative
in Brownsville to look after renew
ais and increase subscription list,
for prominent monthly magazine
with large, high-class circulation,
on salary and commission basis,
with a continuing interest from
year to year in the business Great
ed. Experience desirable, but not
essential. Good opportunity for the
right person. Address Publisher,
box SO, Station o, New York.
Do you want to beautify your
home? Just call at Cross Lumber
Co., buy the famous old reliable"
Rubber Paint, apply it and watch
for the results. You can't obtain
better, more beautiful or CLASSY
wall surface by applying any other
than Rubber Paint. Get a free
sample color card of "a different
shades at Cross S.
Several handsome Photographic
views of interesting points in and
about Brownsville have been pre-
scented to THE HERALD by E. L.
Bender, the photographer who has
been taking views here recently.
THE HERALD will have some half
tone cuts made of number of these
views for publication.
AGENTS Canvassers, mixers,
peddlers, solicitors, mail order
people, ETC., should buy KRAMER's
BOOK OF TRADE SECRETS. Regular
price $500, but bal. of last edition
for SIPS as long as they last.
Guaranteed. Order quick. Sioux
Pr Co., Sutherland, Iowa. If.
DIR. Taylor, the eye specialist,
on account of increased business
in Brownsville, has discontinued
his trips to Matamoros, and will
be at the Taylor Rutledge Optical
Co. store every day-Sunday and
evenings by appointment. Phone
90. 2-11-tf
Owing to the continued illness
of Mrs. Perdoma, with an acute at
tack of bronchitis, the kindergar-
ten children are having a forced
vacation. The many friends of
Mrs. Perdoma sincerely hope she
may soon be well again.
Miss Nora Kelly returned the
latter part of last week from San
Antonio, where she attended the
late Mrs. Burnbach in her last
illness, the deceased being an old
friend of Miss Kelly's family.
The cottage of Mrs. Annie S.
Putegnat opposite the Episcopal
church on Washington street has
been rented by Customs Inspector
Baker and wife, who are now dom
iciled there.
A private letter from DR.. c. H. /
Thorn states that he would be call
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MESSAGE OF CONDOLENCE
officials of I. =. Court Wire II to Mrs
George T.. johnson.

Rutland, Nov. 20-The United States
court being in session here when tidings
OF the death OF former Clcrk George Z.
johnson OF Burlington was received, the
following telegram was sent 70 Mrs
johnson by the court officials
we have Just learned that your good
husband, our good friend and the etH-
cient and courteous clerk OF the United
States courts, has been called home. We
extend TO YOU our sincere sympathy.
(Sgned)
James l.. Martin. Frederick $ Platt,
Alexander Dunnett Horace W. Bailey
Frank H. Chapman"
The time OF court was devoted to-day
10 the trial by jury OF the case % Joseph
H. lie Clair, admr.. VS.. thr Co-operant
Telephone company. The administrator
asks 5000 damages for the widow and
three children because M LeClair was
accidentally killed by IN electric shock
while working for the company at
Whitehall, \. Y, in July. 1905
United States Marshal Horace W.
Bailey is attending court at the present
term for the hrst time since his long
Illness at the Rutland city hospital
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LINCOLN.

Mss j. Adele Morgan has completed a
miniature house for the school board Of
Bratt!eboro to be used in the Chase
street primary school OF that place The
house is 30 inches by is with veranda
across the front 9l-2x9 Ia posts orna-
mented by spindes above and below and
lattice work underneath, There are two
dormer windows In the roof and six
other windows OF different sizes The
house Is painted green, trimmed with
white and the whole Is fine sample of
a modern dwelling. The pupils will be
taught To make furnishings for the
house. Miss Morgan has orders for an
other. She had planned to enter the
school of manual training in Boston
this fall to 1T herself for teacher of
this work, but her health would not per
init. She is now visiting her cousins,
DR., and Mrs. Rogers In Alburgh. The
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Siple is much better--The young son OF
Mr.. ana Mrs, John Sprague. who has
pneumonia, is much improved MIR. and
Mrs. James Murphy were called to
Starksboro last week by the death of
Mrs, Murphy's mother Mrs. Harmon. .--
Fred Orvis has moved to the John Lamb
farm-MrS, Benjamin McQuivey re-
turned to Ripton Friday, after several
days with her parents, MI and Mrs
Fred OrVis,-Mr, and Mrs. Verne Hurl-
burt are In Huntington. where they will
work in Bartleus lumber camp this
wnter.-Mrs. Conrad Brown ana sister.
Mrs. Chase Brooks, were in Burlington
over Sunday.-Carroll Atkins of Han
over, n H., was in town Saturday.
and Mrs. Clayton Hanks Of Bristol were
in town saturday-Temperance Sunday
Continued ON End PaEeA
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FORGOT COURT DUTIES.
Petit Jurors rendered Complimcutnr,
banquet to sheriff Trncy.

Montpelier, Nov. 20--The Judges,
Jurors, members of the sheriff depart
meni states attorney and other ON
GERS OF Washington county court for
got court cares and duties this even
Ing and gathered at nine o'clock at
the Gordon restaurant for a banquet
The speaking after tho banquet was
entirely Informal but from the apt r~-
marks OF Judge Waterman down
through the list Of speakers many
pleasant reminders OF the term now
closing were referred to and several
good stories were told The gathering
broke up about midnight. The aNsir
was gotten up by the potit Jurors M
"A complimentary surprise to Sheriff
Frank II Tracy ana as such II was a
gratifying success. sheriff Tracy was
the recipient OF n handsome chair.
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GIVING SMALL INVESTORS A
CHANCE.
ANNIVERSARY OF N. E. O. P.
Large Gathering under Auspices OF
Barre and Montpelier Lodges.

Montpelier Nov. co.--More than | 600
people gathered this evening in
Armory hall to attend the 2Oth ami
versary of the founding Of the New
England order OF Projections arrange
mentS for which had been made by
the lodges IN Montpelier and Barre
DIR. w. II. Weeks OF IIardwick. grand
warden presided and music was fur
nished by the Whittier orchestra. Ad-
dresses We're made by Supreme War
den Frederick T Peabody and Supreme
Secretary n. L. Frye of Boston I'm
which 1t was stated that during the
past 20 years the New England Or
der OF Protection has paid out IN
death benefits more than seven mil
Hon dollars. The present membership
Is over $4,000 Following the addresses
a team of young ladies' from stand
ard Lodge 90 Montpelier gave an ex-
hibition drill after which dancing was
enjoyed until one O'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21

Rutus Crane; vice president, Miss
Maud Estey; recording secretary, Miss
Goldie Munroc; treasurer. William Tur-
ner John wood las returned from
New York citN.--rhe board of pension
surgeons examined two veterans We'd
nosday Miss Mary Kennev has re-
turned to Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward Child
announce the engagement of their
daughter Nerna Wright, to Paul Oar
win \. Hawkins of Boston
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TRAMP SENT TO PRISON.
Hobo Who Cut Up syrian Retracted
plea of Not Guilty,

Montpelier Nov. 2o-m Washington
county court this morning, William
Burns, the tramp who was arrested af-
ter a stabbing affray at Montpelier
Junction, retractod his plea of not
guilty and pleaded guilty to charge OF
assault with intent to Klil Michael Her
bert, a Syrian. Burns was sentenced TO
not less than II and not more than -
months in state prison at Windsor. The
assault was committed about four weeks
ago and the Syrian has since recovered
from his wounds.
This afternoon tho case Of state VS.
Mrs. Abby Massey Of Barre. charged
with the crime Of adultery committed
with Robert Mckenzie. single man.
was taken up and jury trial begun.
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ADDISON COUNTY,
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ously IN for two weeks. IS more COM
fortahle-Mrs. Retsov Touslev. who has
been i'll for several weeks. is improyinr
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick has closed |
2 very successful term Of school IN
school district No and returned 10
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sionary society Of tho Methodist church
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Attorney Baker Tries to Show
That MI Bradley Tried to
Break Up Brown S Home.
STORY o. MURDER SHORT
simply Says ave Hnd No plan In JSiII
md Does Not Know Whnt HIM
pened--<o'"c Letters Rend In
Eourt---rue from Annie
Adams 10 Brown,


Washington. .,y. 2o.-Tbat Nrs Ar,to
VI. Bradley d. 1ot come ia yvashiru+.,,
to kill ex-Sc. . Arthur VI -
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her ehoo,irc,.- .bo ,a,5 ',"l-
trial TODAY. .-e statement ras 49,,
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and from her 90. rin,. ver,. eon. 80 ,,,..,
were read no~...ar
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sumod only n ,.., minute ms con
as he had fin District Attorroy Spa'. Ta
ker entered ", his cross examination.
ne devoted CO. arativcly ltt,c time to
me shooting vent back to the early
, "', .'hS".P between Brown
ana Mrs Bra and sought to show
'''''uS ''. ana questioning the
'','Ss 'Nat 81. deliberately undertook
''k up I' MS nome and she wa
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even beyond tr. ..-,e az ,b., l,i..t
Bradley's nre' ..iLl h,. pron.r
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day than ves.a,-l.,. -rho. 'o-
however, when she burst irto tears. but
these times we SIS frequent than on
r.sla'. f,eT '''. was at all times in
with the praateet .7,~.,,., c,
no comn,aint a. 4.,.,.,.. '"' '"aue
the witness star. p. ~ o,.1 y. ','o . ,eit
in very good c1ua e,n vas dresson
in the same sin,pto ,i.,,, 80,
worn ever since tho beginning os ,ho
trial and as before u ,.-, -, - ,,'e
by bit OF white lace .hout tho ,,roa,
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n'o"" room az the Raleigh Hotel Mrs.
n'"u'N round There letter from Mrs.
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''"I' "dS u"t7''o0 al some length
"H 'uoSe POWERS mak'7r Il evident that
ne means to attempt 20 show that the
"N'oNerN OF ms lett'r was the immo-
diate motive for Mrs Hradley's killing
''N"' l"' Fti'F wa read at Length
oN MI Wells and was Co., follows;
Saturday. p. m Dec / 'Os
TAiladelnhia p,
MY poarle, Ny Dearlc:-Tho world
seems to have taken on another buo
necause perchan'" v" heard from yo,,-
T"'h you, winch means so much. I was
as told YOU. Very fearful Of tb, CON
Te'emp az the house and sorry il cou,a
h"t nave Deen avoided think our idna
or llNinE there must he ct.o,
up wondered at gates being
on az passed '"l's and bars would |
souI who no,,,. ''' misguided /
a moro si,r,ao,, ,,r,oa,,.,. '.Sui's from |
COURAGE and s,ro,,.h T. '''u give "nat
tinuad orslo,.h,s "'es loF con-
were ovar bo,o ,.o. ''' WINTER
chanps Of da+e f,r c,., ~" arrange
do not WORRY NAV, ,bor ~ "H'
is N bo u,i,, ho o,d ,.i.., N'''E' nat
I, tho and 90 .h.,. .l7 "."S' prevail
ha in tho bi1 p..o,, Sna'I not
and thev sov for >on, "oN' 'en'h'
until Boston and NAV s,a.., w''Ns. or
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Not Putting in Bids for the Treas
ury Certificates of Indebt-
edness.
WANT TO KEEP THEIR MONEY
VIII Not Subscribe Unless Assured the
Cash VIII ne Left for Use in New
York - Calls for Currency
from the Interior to Is,
for Pay Rolls

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Ne" Aorh' Nov 2'-Tho Goror1men+'s
lSS"e oI S'""c.V" IN treasury oortAoates
OF lndhotedness continued to-day n en-
E'"Ss mo attention of Now York bankers
I WHO apparently haV" not reached a io-
ohl'' d'cls'on as 70 IN" course they shall
( pursue. ! ne suDScripuons SO fnr received
( u, t'' 4"'ai sun-tr"asurN so"m 70 IN
o''a'e mat me larger banks IN this CITY
are '"'nporarilY Withholding t-"r offers
/ ~ p"rcnaSc. The suh-tre2snrN officials
arc Hoi n!Sposed 70 MAKE public the
amount o' SUBSCRIPTIONS received thero
uur'hE no past three DAYS, sar.nF they
are merely ''uhs as ;rans m't'Hg agents
'o' '''' treasury oepArtn'nt at WASH
.'F'on. "h'rc IN" or'FS are being for
"ai"'d as IaSt as i0ay come In.
me I'rt mat ''" bank, are holding IN
l'' '"' ''t'' ''.hf mas '"d - 'n' moro
VI Joss u''f.''' report tN"' the heads ~
'"'E'r "''nNi'' ''7. ''""'nS are de-
7'''"S '' '''- some sort 0i asS'r-
A"'e from N'S''HR' on toat me money
700 '"' 'r'' 100. .he P.FoAafe o. no
new S''"' ''''N Will ne i'lt %" deposit m
i.z'' '"S -''"''S'
i.'e 'H' ''"'Y Pr't"U'" NfTl'u oe'"eNn
- "n" -"-4 curing most '' to-1aNS
VII" some transactions az
I''S" az per cent VIVA 'n' price ot
said tbo harl,o-s cou,d rot ,oo .bo,- a,o,
clear 10 ,,urobasiro t;,o c.r.to-,+o- -, l.,
drbtedness under any other arrange
nent than the retention of the purchase
money on deposit in this city. The money
shipments from New York to the inte-
rior have been quite heavy recently and
the banks here arc anxious to continue
TINS means OF assistance Of the general
htencal situation
Inc advance IN the price OF currency
to-day IS attributed to the demands from
tnc interior for nay roll purposes. The
cans for caSh came Yesterday from New
f.Ngland mt to-day they We're moro GER
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f,r,,,,,,.a 49,, -. -
storage house-and store yours I'm d dif-
fercnt place. I won't be at all surprised
TO soc her come on any train after she
knows Max IS hero. saw in yestordav' s
Trib ltuc item that Mrs. Arthur
Brown entettainod at whist day or so
ago. II So rouscs ovorv feeling Of rc-
scntmon, I'm me wnen she is called M-s.
Arthur Brown that | can't control NV
bitterness. 70 think that she goes h,.
the nam, and hold thA station that IN
all right honor and deceucv ought
only 10 have. makes ne a whlrlw-nd of
fury. u win be different come timo-
,soo1-won't 10. Arthur? Am | not the
one woman YOU want bear Your name
aad represent vor as Your wife-well
beloved 7 know YOU Will do what Won
can and 7 am content, must take tho
babies homo now-.o go night. Let Nc
hAar from vou at length about ovo-y-
thing How is tn, Jennev deal going
Could Won not have stayed as well as
not last week? How long before Max
will 80 home. 10 you think Will he
very lonely TO stav whole month at
Kotchun. when want TO be some
wrcrc else
Good might Suto. dreams Of mo
ON lovi0g YOU and longing to put my
head on your arm every night Is she dear
tonight"
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1 nu
New York citv.-r,bo hoord 90 no,'.,a,
Surgeons oxa,ni,o1 ,,ro ~, p'uslo' ,.,
rosdo, MI, ,, 80 "'"
tu,nod IN I,,l,,d
Mr. and Mrv roo.
,rro,,rco ,n, ,. INV
daurbtor ,orra W.T.. r ,"V''
win 1i,,,,,tns =, pas,,,, '"' D''
BRISTOL.
inc graded school has been closed or
account OF scarlet fever.-G. W. Small
an" W J." 'rdhlpton have beer
! Drawn as p'tit lururs from this
| ''"" 10 '"e P''cho"r term OF county
court'-Th"re Is n case of scarlet fever
IN the family of G. w Sprague.-Mrs
Johh Burt Is III with throat trouble
Tu"aru lataFette started for Los An
e''eS' aI' SATURDAY whcre he will re-
man through the winter and perhaps
'ons'r-lhe Green Mountain club will
mect with Miss katheryn Necdham
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the GreS Noun
cain sta',s
THE NEWS BY " UNTIES
iS

Thc Wiunosli valley. villages Up North
From the Islnpd in the Lakc to the
Passumpsic. Along otter Creek
and by the shores of white
River Covered by Spe-
ciaI Correspondents