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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
7 WAS A G0OD CONTEST
GALLAGHER AND RILEY WENT TEN
ROUNDS TO a DRAW.
Articles for Another Fight Are 10 BE
Fixed Up Today Between Riley
and DefYcraric.

There was big crowd ont last night to
see the tonround go between Rcddy Gala.
thtr and Jimmy Riley of san Francisco
llehtweights The crowd got the full worth
of It's money, too, for the mill was fast
nnd good Throughout Botn men have good
science aud are able to give and take.
Galveston WAS we'll represented, Sig SASS
needing the delegation of sports who came
Np ia see the match.
The officials of the Houston Athletic
club, under whose auspices the match was
pulled Off are: j. d. Yadon, PRESIDENT lsl
dore Fox. secretary; Charles NJ. Lusk. Of
hCial announcer.
he evenings entertainment was opened
with three-round set-to between Kid
LOWS ana John Maloney, with honorS even
Eeorge Cookie Dcfferlrie and Jagh Johnson
cnorcd, who is 10 fight Joe Cho, nski In
Galveston February -, followed with a
tourround go.
W: f.. Daniels, on behalf of DefIcrarie
challenged the winner of the fight last
night aud offered to post forfeit of Sl0O
Mr.. Lusk promptly ruled this ont of order
and stated that the club would allow no
side bets, nor would 1t allow any netting
among the spectators Riley aud Daniels
will meet al the Lnwor Hotel today to
arrange for meeting between the men at
all carly day,
Deliberate showed IN well with his taller
sim argument for the long end Of the
purse.
There was tedious wait for the principals
In the big fight and 1t was II o clock before
they made their appearance. The trouble
was about Riley wearing handagcs on his
hHnds the matter was finally settled by
Riley discsrding the handagrs. Gallagher
WAS attended by kid Lewis, John Maunoy
ana Horton Porter. Fred HpSford, Jack
Brennan and Bob Thorne were behind
RILEY. John l'itzgbbnns was chosen referee
aud w Z. Daniels was tlmekecpcr for the
club.
Riley had decidedly the best Of the fight
in every round. ANA could have put Cal
lasher ont In the eighth round had he
wished, INT he ref Erd to hit the auburn
haired boxer when ne bad him at his mcr.
cy, This humane net WAS greeted by loud
cheers from the audience. Riley forced the
lighting from the call Of time, landing re
p, atcdlr on Gninghcrs face and ribs IN
The first round. In the second he forced
Rcddy to the floor. The fourth fifth md
sixth wcrc all In Rllcy's favor. In the
seventh Riley went after his man and
punched Gallagher good and hard, getting
first hlo6i. The ninth and ton wore Riley's,
hut he was not then able apparently. 10
put his opponent out Both men being ON
their feet at the end of tho tenth round.
tho reforec declared the fight a draw.
Gallagher is very clever ut ducklnc anl
blocking and put up Il good fight with his
heavier and Taller opponent The crowd
pronounced tho hght us the cleancst md
prctti. st that ever took place in Houston
and everybody left the hail well satisfied
with the evenings entertainment.
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mcLcnnuu County Tax Levy.

Waco. TcYis. February 3.--Thc county
commissioners this morning determined
the rite OF taxation for tho county and
The manner in which II should be divided.
There has been considerable Interest IN
uhis question, which may now he gratihcl.
The rate is the same as last year, being
45 cents on the 500 OF assessed valuation
for the county. while the State tax Is
"a 2-3 cents on the 500 valuation. This
viii be divided as fol,c~s: General fund,
2i5; road fund. OF: court house ana Jail,
80; road and bridge 10. The road and
br .ise fund Will be %ubdivided as f'llaws;
Rd'd 81 nd bridge, current o. suspension
bridge bonds. 4i-2: Drazos river brii fo
bends. ~,
rho state tax Is Sta-a cents on the
500. IS stated. divided as follows: state
al yaio7em &c 2-3; school, 49, total
"a %. Which. rlled 30 the county tax,
makes grind totll OF n "a CENTS on
the 500 valuation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
BRENNAN BUDGET.

n.h r. r.,.. ., ,r,n
ieN'''
Valentine spirit was largely accelerated
IN BRENNAN by an entertainment which
rho CHM ho,d ., Nvedrcsd,, ,,yeniny win,
~, ,.,.,.
.''''s '>c''' po''" a. '"' ''n'NN"NO va
Major and Mrs r. II, Bots Valentines
were everywhere IN evidence and hearts
40, - h,Aa NV oo,,n,nv
anu
were htSl required 10 dr'" pr'uFoS rep
rcsonting he ulnes of objects handed
hem on blank sims of paper. "A Greedy
81, ..,,...A.1
Eo3 ny Mise E'S'e "'' roo 10 '"VN
tpo pri4e--a Jewel eAse- which was pre-
scn,cd by Mas.er Pltsey Bots Mos.
t..,,,,o,t.s, to,e strilj,, resemblance
"
10 comic Na'Vn''ut'' TAG h'"'''n'n q"
gagged IN an archery contest at souvenir
hearts containing names OF young ladies'
,,-.,,cr, ,oy s,,,,cr o,re
'''s,'''' ""' ..,.',,ar q, A..
Obtained by lhe puV'lhg loBe5hu' " "I-
y.ded helrs. Tho refreshments were
heAit-sh4ped gelaune, uear sh1pi
sandwiches ana cakes rho ate ldlnir
Weic Misses Clara Bascom, 1.ou'a tleaiy'
Mlll Shepard, Mary pcFcr, h"sie Gar
ret. s4,e Key Good,ett ss.o Eli
ridge, Lillian L.ndhm BE SIC wilkins
Josaaml. Galway, Mary carlisle Mo'Dd
Campbell Sc. Bolts. Messre Albert
HAYNES. A. a. Hacker. G. II. Bolth, Raw
anc. L,rhn. I,ory Malaby, W.lli@u Gaddy
n. l.. HOLLAND, W. A wood, Jr. j. l..
shelby. Jr.. Henry LuAn, he3er stone
md O. q. Gillespie.
"A telcxram received wednesday at
noon announced thar Mrs. L. f.. Riggs
vas diving al sterhensyile. Constable
n. n Burch and Mrs ]. ". Durch, mis-
mother. hurrledly departed fer stephens
vile. Mrs. riggs IS the oldes. daughter
! Of Alderman aud MIS-. Burch.
nae C,eruanla $ .hue.zenyersin was
renrr,nized "wednesday night By the cleo
ian Of Inc following officers: r. Wern-
o. ,residert u. Fischer. Vice president;
j NJ "a Re.ehardt ire surer; a. Won To-
zen secretary. Erast Reiehardt and QUO
panmq1rl trustees. Anataer meeting
/ viii be- he'd on Saturday evening a Ger
mania nan. This Organization was tor
vars the crack shooting org n zlton OF
ihltp.rl Of Texas and was kn1wn for It's
6ne guns ana exoellont marhsmen.
/ Ntrpheus ou,wltted the club same years
aen Now nat reorganization has been
ehact a every effort -"i.l De midc 70
/ hrinP Al n, 10 M. former standard Of eN-
eellrnee.
; M and Mrs. W ]. Burnes left today
sor CIsrltsv, 10 and viii make the!r iu-
ture nome mere,
r. T. Burnf. has abandoned his Pm
I ,,,e,d min 10 Not Springs md announces
/ ~ Pg,nI ab9ndon he traps for The
orason r., rase match Is arranged
! r,,h t,ci,son md Mile OF Austin he will
-et"r1 10 Hfeshsm md take part but,
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n,e wen VIII soon he vncorked.

Bcium Mt Texas Fc5rrorr ~ t-W'rk.
men nave completed construction OF tho
pipe line from near the Lucas geys5r 20
Elyin1 A dis'snc OF fourteen miles from
this city, and about eleven miles from
the we'll The last OF the poe WAS c1n-
nc eted TuesGiy and the workment have
been em5loycd CT A'trtctra tho taukage
station az Elvista ard the pumping sta
ton at Lucj.
From present indication. II no un-
f6regeen scci lcr9s iutrrf,re II would
apnear that Guffy & G,ley win be ready
10 open tho big we'll Within the next ten
DAYS at the furthest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
LANES RUTE
HOUSTON.
Poultry Netting.
Behring'S Hardware Store,
Main St. and Capitol Ave.

January 81. showing amount OF road work
done and The number OF paupers ana
lunatlcs cared for during he quarter.
The road work during the preceding three
most his has amounted 70 $645
Il seems to be a foregone conclusion
that the stables md coops al Frenen's
park are TO DC utilized this year Tor live
stock ana poultry exhibits In c-anection
with the twentieth annual MafeF
meeting Of he department has been
called for Friday Afternoon az o'clock
al Hook and Ladder truck house. 10 de-
eide this very lmlOr. IN. matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
A POOR BREAKFAST.


Very Few People Eat n Good Break
fast.
"All wan for breakfast is a roll and
cup of coffee"
This remark Is heard not only in hotels,
restaurants and lunch rooms but 1t Is
the usual breakfast order in the home
circle as we'll After a twelve hours
fast II would seem that the frs meal
of the day should be a hearty, substantial
one, and II we all lived natural, unartl-
fcial lives, II would be so. but none o.
us do, hence breakfast Is mere pre-
ence.
Says a latter day philosopher; During
many years OF active business lie,
never remember having eaten good SUB
stantlal breakfast but supposed 1t wa
Of no Importance until began 10 lose
appetite for lunch and dinner
Ny physician told me | was victim
Of nervous dyspepsia and mus AXE rest
nd recreation as No medicine won
each the trouble. but this al ice ecu d
NOT follow as my busne IS affairs would
not permit IT, ami to get relief / resorted
to medicines and prescriptions ana u
was purely acciden 81 nat hit upon
one remedy which did the business.
While in drug store ne evening / no.
iced number Of people buying stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets a widely adverlsei
preparation for stomach troubles, and
the force Of example was too much fol
me ana bought a 50-cent pacake.
took a able or two after elcn meal,
ana in week my appetite picked up,
/ began 10 feel my old ambition for work
returning and could eat a good breaktas
because wanted It, and from that time
To mis- / take S.uart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's as regularly as take my meal :
mi because | now have any trouble with
NV stomach. but because | don't want to
have r,
A 5O-cen. box of Stuart's Tablets VIII
las me a month and keep ny digestion
In good order, and | know Of no better
/ inves tInent a business man can make
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confcrencc az Nnvn.o.a.

Nayasota, Texas, February l4.-Rev. C..
4. Hooper preached = fine sermon las,
night at the Methodist church TO fair
congregations lie took his text from
Mathew XIV, Is. After preaching the first
quarterly conference was neld by tue PIE
sidiDg elder and the following delegates
were elected - the dlHtrici conference
to convene a. Madisopyille some time IN
July: }. l.. Franckiow, u. Il MeChne'
O. l.. Conoly ana Il. J.. Han. alterna 'es'
Ben Burrow vs.. Z, WcSson, q. &. BrooAs
mud Georqe SaMnAors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
on,Ser Nnws NOTES.


rrfrxt az thr OF VOL N"rNihFFy THE
Arrived ut Terry.
are ~ Fbrua u - wiley,
o nees Of o me- county, died al his
homo sesera mile north OF Orange THIS
rrnlns at o'eiack ct the adyanced age
90 yeais Deceased was q native OF
Indiana. but came y TszaA and sEitleA AZ
orar 20 IN tae early SIS an has lived hese
eye 81. e, o. idiiren .ni srandsailr
rfn he had i&ty- s.ee. The fnnnial WIZ
err tonsr o. mo Ming, al II o'clock a.
n. Jctt grtveysrd.
i.lr nc ar soa evaryslis. f5r the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
New nulIa,ng. for corslcnpn.

Corsicsna, Texas. February li.-WorN
was begun yesterday on the new building
for the Corsicans Boiling works. 20 re-
place the one recently burned This VIII
be one OF the most modern structures
Of It's kind Ia he state, and win be hrs-
proof throughout.
Or. b. F. Houston is preparing piaus
for nea, cottage nome, 10 De con-
structed immediately
II the amount of residence ans blsl.
ness building now going on and prol 'cte ~
is any evidence, II may qifSlT D 81
that Cors,csna Is growing mora r3psHy (
and substeriially era as aan an{ ~
place OF eqaai napi.aiien IN ne s'SA
Las year 1889 soc Nag Invested Y ~ .
building IA his pyn ant trsA
and coutractcss siaae ms Aeaf te93fe
Slas fair % 80 Or aheaa u taat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15

k,es on your ace Keep young . keeQ-
Ing the blood pure and the digestive Or
cams 10 a healthful condition HERblNH
viii do this. fiesilh u youth, disease
and sickness bring old age. Price %
cents For sale by A. q. Riesllng drug
gist, 5o2 Main STREE ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15
Linseed
and
Turpentine

We offer bottom prices on lInseed 81
and spirits Of tnrpentine sold under an
absolute guaran &c OF purity. We hanilo
no second grades or substitutes TO bs
e5ld at cut prices. Quotations made
promptly on requeat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-15

OTTa uIJdEIUU WIS ~ V7NN.
ThaI this c0nyertiou d enter into a
permsnen. orgeniz9Iiaa under the name
Of he Rice Association OF Amerlca. /,
The Following pe-nsufh officers o..
ne association wern elected: 5 A
Knapp, president; Oswald wsls7n, seere-
tary, II. c. Wheelar. treasurer. In
-reu ems 2 f. pagsan were 4 ided .
NJ nfiters to c1asfi'u's tae e1oeu i've
--n.nr-li fe.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-04

Heavy weather is predicted for the 9th
day Of this month.
An entire new tableaux at the Red
Mems ball, the 13 h.
P. Randolph Morris Of Morissania is
among the visitors to tine city today.
q. A. Stroud Of DeBsque, Of the firm
OF Mckay Il Stroud, is in the city on
business today.
The Red Mems ball. Friday, Decem-
ber 18th.
There was an alarm Of fire for a slight
blaze in the chop house on Main street
late yesterday afternoon.
Several sections OF boxes will be abap-
doned in the postoffice as soon A. the
carriers get down to work.
All costumed attendants will have the
privilege Of the floor, the night OF the
l3th--Red Aen's masquerade.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-04

j. 8. Swan, who paid his first visit to
the city yesterday, was smiling greatly
over the prospects of the oil we'll now be-
ing bored at that point. Joe says that
Grand Junction twill haye to hurry" to
keep up with DeBeque, il they strike q
big gusher The fact is that Mr.. Swan
is the most enthusiastic oil boomer on
the western slope. and 10 now thinking
great big thinks and dreaming big
dreams OF what he will do with his
wealth whom he strikes the "stuG." The
Sentinel hopes that Joe will strike some
oil, as then he will see what it means to
have a boom on. just as Grand junction
is now enjoying.
G. F. Kinghorn. the switchman who
Was hurt by slipping off tho running
board Of the switch engine Sunday after
noon. is getting along nicely. he had a
vary close call.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-04
Cleaning U, coroo..,o. Coaches.

Cleaning Up Coronation Coaches.
In view of the coronation next year.
all the state coaches are being over
hauled and put in repair. As many OF
them were in sadly dilapidated condi-
ton through want Of use. Lord Sails
bury and the Duke Of Portland both
possess beautiful state coaches and 20
do the Duke of Norfolk. the Duke OF
Devonshire. the Duke Of Marlborough,
and the Duke of Bucclsuch; while Lord
Londonderry's and Lord CadoSan's
are perhaps the best turned out The
various embassies also have splendid
coaches.-Lady's Magazine.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-04
About tho W Gather.

About tho Weather.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was SO degrees.
The minimum this morning was 80 do
grees.
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13
Sanitary Notice.

respectfully urge everybody to
Immediately clean up their premi-
ses, as the approaching not wealth
er, with unsanitary local condi-
lions, may cause sickness which
could be prevented by a general
cleaning up.
Cut the weeds in your yards
and alleys and pile them up with
all other refuse and burn them
also use plenty Of lime, carbclic
acid and other disiniectants. AL
low no water 10 stand and stag
nate, and notify the city marshal
or myself Of anything unsanitary
in your neighborhood, and il will
be given immediate attention.
These matters should not be
overlooked or delayed, but should
be attended 20 at once for the ben.
Ell, Of your own families and your
neighbor-
am very respectfully,
George Il. Tabor, NJ d.,
Health Officer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13

Sealed bid, To- supply the A. q NJ.
College of Texas Tor the session of
l9ll-l9O2 will boz received az the
Presidents office, College Station.
Texas, until o'clock D.. m. Tues
day, June Huh. for 1910 cords 0f good
understandable wood delivered nu the
grounds and to Doe cut on of tine COLI
lego land. subject tn the approval OF
luv President 90, to quulily and
measurement
Alsuat thr same time and place
sealed bids will ho rUc. iv,d tu -iiurlv
-nid College, for the session of ieOi-
lH2 with pork. hcofuud mutton An
fhe pork to br corn fed and the beef
tp Doe corn fad for Observation-Disclosures.
February, March and April. a corfi-
lied check Tor S2iu must accompany
ench bid for wood aud muat. 40 De-
forte tied 200 the College iu the event
the successful bidder fails tu make "a
good and sufficient bond to carry out
The contract DO awarded to bum The
right to reject amy or nll bids Zee
served. l.. l.. fu-rEH.
VII dos President
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13

New York. June l2.-The Financial
Chronicle estimate NJ tho cotton
acreage for the present year has just
been published An increase " sos pot
cont FOR the whole country Is reported.
The department. ~ agriculture in 10
statement May 80. reported an increase
Of ,3 por cent ON tho same date The
journal of Commerce and Commercial
Bulletin issued it- special estimate u
80 per cent increase. Both The Chr0n.
icle'- estimate and that of Tho Journal
OF Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
We're considerably below the trade as.
timuie. which often figured about q Z
per cent increase aud in some cases a.
10 percent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13
NESMITH. SHIELDS.
A Pretty O'Clock Wedding at Saint
Andrews Church.

ST Andrews Episcopal church,
appropriately decorated was the
scene of beautiful wedding yester-
day afternoon az O'Clock. Mr..
Earle Nosmith of Houston and Miss
Rosemary Shields of this city were
contracting parties and Rev. W. H..
Smith of Hearne the officiating
minister. Mr.. T.. b. Ne-mith. brother
ul the groom, was best man. aud
Miss Marie Shields, maid of honor.
Ton little girls formerly pupils Of
the bride, were attendants Miss
Smith played the wedding march
and Messrs. Wallace Poverty and
Larry Stephens We're ushcrs. Both
bride and groom are natives Of Miss
issippi The bride is "a daughter of
Mrs. y. T.. Shields and has lived in
Bryan for several years, having made
friends OF all with whom she has
been associated, especially endear-
ing herself TO the pupils in the public
school where she hasbeen an efficient
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesmith, who have
the best wishes of many friends, will
reside in Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13

Monterey. Noy. juno l2. An imeui.
mcut Co the constitution of Meyi'o hn'
boom adopted restricting tLp amount 90
church property and real estate that
shall hc held hy religions bodies whe
conduct mission. boz th,. country Under
this amendment fhe holdings OF church
or missionary societies arc restricted 90
property that B, uH-1.ute necessary foi
conducting missionary work u is a.
serted that iu renaissance, missionary
worker, have made use of their posi-.
tons o. speculate iu lands.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13
BRYAN BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Important Matters Considered at the
Meeting Tuesday Night.

The regular June meeting Of the
business League was called 10 order
by President Saunders on Tuesday
night. The attendance was large
Notwithstanding the commencement
exercises going on az the A. &. N.
| The minutes of last regular and
also Of the special meeting were read
and approved
The secretary reported that the
Brazos Valley Medical association
had accepted the leagues invitation
10 hold its next November meeting
I iu Bryan.
The committee ON securing the 10
cation 81 the Free Baptist College
was granted further time.
The committee appointed 10 take
preliminary charge of the county
lair matter reported that enough
stock had been subscribed 90 insure
the fair Tor this fall. Especial graf
iiication was felt at the magnificent
treatment accorded the committee 40
College. Nearly the entire faculty
agreed tu cooperate hy taking stock.
THE committees will finish their can
vas this week and then 20 meeting of
stockholders will be- held to elect
officers aud directors.
Mr.. Eugene George was present
for the n. d T.. 4. railroad. and
agreed ON liberal plan ~ co-opern-
ton from his road iu the fair. The
business league having iuauguruted
the fair, will now turn 10 over to the
stockholders, and except ina general
way, will have uo voice in the man-
agcmeut.
The executive committee. through
Maj. Cavitt, made q report showing
that active and effective work Is be-
ing done towards securing the loca.
ton of The girls industrial school.
The following resolution wa. iu-
troducod by Mossr-. Derdeu aud
buchanan, ANA unanimously car.
ried
Whereas, it is the sense Of the
Bryan Business League that truck
farming and other Iuu.Ia. of rr,u
liberalization Is one uf the most inn
portaut problems confronting our
farmers. therefore
BE 90 Resolved. That thi. meeting
earnestly request thc farmers to De-
gin ~ carly as possible tu put iu op-
Grafton "a system OF crop diversified.
ton of all kinds, that will bring iu
money at all season, of the venr. nud
ihui THIS league assures the farmer
inat thn busiucs, men of Brynu will
DO all 100 their power 90 find mar
Ret Tor their products and also ass
-iaf Them fu -..U.r..... .. I.....
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13

The Ladies' Of the Christian church
will give an ice cream supper Thdrs-
day night at the residence OF Mrs.
h. +. Leman. Everybody invited to
attend. i63
T.. A. Berry, attorney az law, Will
practice In the courts II Brazos and
adjoining counties. Office over J. A.
Myers, Bryan, Texas. Il
Mr.. Claude A. Searcy is in the
city On route 10 his home in Madison
county, returning from Medical
College at Galveston.
when you want 10 cool OIL and
enjoy life seek your fayoritc resort
and call for Falstan bottle beer 30
FOR RENT-Good four room
cottage. plenty Of outhouses. stable.
well of water See j. b. Mike. G3
Miss Florence Mcintyre and
Misses Cora and Alice Cole Of Andor-
son are visiting Mrs. James Keruolo.
BE- sure and see those piles Of
tomatoes and other fine vegetables go
the city Market saturday ltG
Straw Hats In all styles and at all
prices from 90 cents 10 $500 each az
Parks ~ Waldrop's 80
T.. Il. Pugh is agent for the Ham-
moud typewriter, the best made.
ASK to see 10 work. 20
Maj. j. o. Newton Of 2ud Regiment
j. Y. c. returned 90 his home at
MilanA >tcriHy.
\ bN Of Misses drop stitch
hose cents per pair az Burt
NurW iGs
hfy-siSNnch taiIcta sin, az Nor-
woods. warranted not tosplit,atSl.7t
per yard. iGE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13
QrEsrInN ANsWEREn-

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of amy medicine in tbc
civilized world. Your mothers and
fruudmuthcr,' never Thought of
using anything else for Indigestion
or BIlliOusucss. Doctors were
scarce, and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis, Nervous Prostitution
or Heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower 10 clean out the sys-
tenn and stop fermentation of uudi-
gcstod food, regulate the action Of
the liver, stimulate the nervous and
organic action of the system, aud
that is all they took when feeling
duh and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only nced few
doses of Green's August Flower, In
liquid form, 10 make you satisfied
there Is nothing serious the matter
with you. Get Green's Prize
Almanac. For sale by Wilson-Jne-
kins Drug Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-13
Vegetables Wholesale and Retail.

Saturday morning | will open
my Green Grocery" at the city
market house with the biggest and
finest display Of vegetables you
have seen this year. Fine ripe
Tomatoes will be the leading feat
ure and everybody in town will
have a chance to get a good bait of
the healthiest vegetable or fruit
that grows. There will be piles
Of everything
Ey rybody buy vegetables from
me Saturday at the city market
and give me a good send-oa. !
will give you satisfaction. Sole.
iting your favor, ! remain yours
respectfully,
90 McDuh Simpson.