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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

man, said Sir Joshua Reynolds. who
could paint q wrinkle. At his shrine
We noticed many art lovers, lingcr-
ing lougiugly.
The Club is hopeful that next year
the collection WI, even surpass the
one that has just been sent ou to Zee
ioico the art loving souls OF the club
next in order.
ON last Friday morning several la
dies representing the Shakespeare
club and the Womau's Reading club
attended reception given at the
hall-and, although the number was
,mnllwhcn the object was taken into
consideration, those who did come to
do reverence were npprcciatiyc of
mot only the copies of the immortal
Murillo. Angelo, Rembrandt Millct
etc" but ol many OF the water col-
ors-cspocially the work Of Mr.. Cox.
We cannot find words to express
our gratitude toward the gentleman
.of thatmystoriou. order, the knights
of Pythias-for their generosity Boo
allowing ms the use OF their hall, boo
which to exhibit thcpictures.
Thank, are due especially to
N,s,rs. DcMaret, Ed Saunders and
Floy Dansby, the latter two gentle
man having assisted In the arrange
.meut of the pictures and Boo many
ways contributed to- the success of
the Art Lcyeo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
THE ART GALLERY.
A Card Of Thanks in Behalf Of the
Ladies.

This excellent article from the pen
of a Bryan lady, was a splendid Zee
view of the art exhibition bv the la
dies of Bryan at the X. Of =. hall
last week, as wcllasa card of thanks;
but lis length precludod Co., publica-
tion la The Eagle. These extract, are
published with apologies 90 the art
lovers, for the dessicatiuu of the
original article, but which was u.c-
cs,ary to meet the cvigcnci,s of
making % newspaper Editor.
Tho lam. ,.,.a.f.I tr,..I,.... ,.i.-
,.... ILL.,. i..,
'",' t"''''' ''''' '''''' ""u gone IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders and board of directors of the
Calvert Waco and BruzDs Valley
Railway Go. win Poe held 40 the
office of the company 40 Calvert,
Texas, saturday, April %, 1901, 100
O'Clock p. m- pursuant lo the by-
law, of the company for the trans
action of such business as may come
before the meeting. j. W. Byars,
d-aprl0 Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Reilly Knowles will take charge of
his milk business again ON April lst.
Give him your order. Phone i5l. 10
Tickle your palate with one Of
those nice, tender juicy steaks or
an elegant roast az Franklin Bros. o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
To- ihc pnhlic.

This Is 90 give notice that mo- ro
ceipt for money due andno purchases
or orders made ON account of tho
Bryan Water, lee, Light and Power
Plant will be- recognized, unless sign
ed or mndo by j. y. Cole, treasurer,
or 10y the superintendent, w. II.
Herman.
1871 BRYAN w. |. l.. d Z. Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Five lots and new cottage ON Col.
lego road. Stable, garden, etc. Price
$500; terms reasonable.
Two lots and old broom house I'm
southwest part of town. Price eco.
Two and ouo-half lots near Allen
Academy. Price sou.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
MONROE EDGE LAND Z RENTAL AGENT

w lA''7 N' i'.N7' llifI| IN' NiNN~ INH
corded iu Bazo, County. Below
isa list of property to boz sold BOZ GU
days. II you expect to buy cor sell
land Monroe ldEa Us the man Co
talk to.
BRYAN % OFERTY
New frame room house .l northern part of
'iDiI, DO bloc. uf ground mr sHUnu'
vacant block with % oak trees. for si1m
lu southern part of Ity uu College road .
.n'H. rlcD uwF house. orchard stables hon
house aui other improvements. price slsU u
. 20 block. Groom house. galleries. pantry.
.iinf'ln' DARN, WairfHoras. c.rUiuC lrhH.
NgI. orchard. etc. sl-uuu
l-ruom house. two closets o galleries. with
sheds. EASTERN and .ots Tor tINUIU.
Large boarding horse will accommodate al
people. wu. rent i,r H"ur s.lua year. WIItcu
.hUAp
% lots joining Iea Franklin. win sell Tor
slots near Allen Academy iorts0 Oh.
Jl.2 acres of LAND. near oH mill. with two
hol'et one Dos NFu r"umH tnr other ihrUH.
$1,000
cabins bllcss south oft.t %. n. aep,t
g,u seii all Tor -'"m jumput that % is a
li-room house hau sallerie.. closet, go q
barn. cistcul WHicrWors,. garden. etc In very
sven part uf city Tor $4,000
GOOD room house veil 40 frresiouc water.
sheds etc., win rent Tor en- uuH month Come
quick aIa offering at $4,000
one neat newly uuIshei cottage In southern
part oi city, good W, |. plenty room Tor gardens.
"a 81. ou high ground Win fprpdld view, Coz
HNuNI
block iu western part ~ city. known ns city
park beautiful oaks uu each black, viii t,l
cheap.
large under ground rittCrus. hydfants. ser.
wants house. hiE barn Hud 900 Other uudCru
rluvcuirrcrs. iu bon ton part % city wili sell
cheap
several negro houses 'orsalc very cheap
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05


Stop overs may be made at any point
west thereof, but passengers must reach
San Francisco not later than midnight
of July Is. Return passage TO begin on
date OF execution. Return journey
from San Francisco must commence on
date stamped and punched on certificate
thereto.
Stopovers will be allowed within final
limit OF August 81 at and west Of Colo
RADIO common points, Cheyenne TO Tria-
idad inclusive. Final return Of all tick
cts, August 81.
Side rates-Albuquerque TO city OF
Mexico and return $25. For further In
formation address agent at Lamar, Col
orado.
All year tourist rate. TO Hot Springs,
New Mexico. Limited TO continuous
passage In each direction. Final limit
ninety days from date Of sale. Rate OF
$l4. 20 for the round trip.
Side trip to Observation-Disclosures OF
Hot Springs round trip tickets who de-
sire 70 visit Colorado resorts can obtain
the following extremely low side trip
rate from La Junta:
To Pueblo and return, $3.50; TO Colo
RADIO Springs and return, "a IS; to Dem
YER and return, SIPS; they can be OBJ
tained either on going or return trip
and carry limit Of sixty Gays with stop
over privileges north Of and including
Pueblo.
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05

The people of Lamar will remember
with pleasure he lecture OF Rev. Wm'
Shelton delivered at the opera house ias'
Friday night Spiced with humor spring
ing from his great loving heart and MS
.pleasantries at the expense of Brother
Eubank, he gave to our people Cutting
off Your Nose to Spite Your Face" in
manner peculiarly his own. HIS personal
characters were good illustrations OF the
deep moral and religious teachings which
have become part Of the man. The III
tie petulant girl who wanted to die thai
she might see how she would look in her
coffin, was carried on to older and more
foolish souls who had fallen victims OF
vice through revenge, malice and hatred.
His sad pictures of the weaknesses OF
men were 30 pleasantly relieved by the
quaint humor of the good southern gen
tleman, that our minds found rest and
instruction from every character intro
duced, upon every topic. whether sad IN
principle, or full OF the joys springing
from great sympathetic heart We are
sure Rev. Shelton has before him a life
full of great possibilities in his chosen
field OF service.
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
Church Services.

BAPTIST CHURcH-The usual services
on Sunday at the opera house. Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Preaching II a. m.
and p. m. Bible class at p. m. The
pastor breaches at Prowers at 3 p. m. A
cordial welcome to all.
p. A. EUBANK, Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH at the
regular hour Sunday, morning subject:
Building the Editice of Character" in
the evening. "Qualifications Necessary
for Successful Life" Hymns for morn
ing Nos. 624, 42l and 574; evening Nos.
431, 4O6 and 35S. Christian Endeavor at
I p. M, subject: "How to Enter Christ's
Family" You are invited to any and all
| services.
j. Il. KNUCKEY, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT-Rsvival meetings
are still in progress. Great success is
attending the efforts Of the new State
Evangelist, II. A. Davis. Sixteen have
been added to the church to date. These
special meetings will close Thursday ev-
ening. The ladies OF the church will give
social on Friday night. You are cor
daily invited.
CLAY Il. RUNYoN, Pastor.
U. p. CHURcH-Sabbath School at 10
a. IN. Preaching at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Subjects, morning, "The Preacher Isn't
Always to Blame;" evening, "What Won
ders Few Can Do When They Are in
Earnest" or "Gideon and His Band"
X. II. BARNES, Pastor.
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
s.n.. Fe Excursion Rates.

Annual meeting American Medical
association at St. Paul, Minnesota, May
- to June lone fare plus So for round
trip. Sale dates May q, %, 30 and 81,
June 9 and 3. Good returning until
July Is by depositing ticket with joint
agent ut St. Paul before June ID.
Biennial meeting head camp Modern
Woodmen at st. Paul June 1913.
One fare for round trip. Selling dates
June Z, 8 and g. Return limit June 1S.
Annual meeting Imperial Council No
bles of the Mystic Shrine at Kansas
City June ll-l2-One fare plus 81 for
round trip. Selling dates June and 10,
with final return limit June IA.
Annual convention Society Christian
Endeavor at Cincinnati July g to 10
One fare plus 50 for round trip. Selling
dates july 4, 5 and 6. Good returning
until August 81 by depositing ticket at
Joint agency not later than July II.
National Educational association
meeting at Detroit July 8 to l2-One
fare plus 81 for round trip. Selling
dates July 4, and 8. Final return
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
limit September l by depositing ticket
with ioint agency before July II.

limit September by depositing ticket
with joint agency before July IL.
Annual meeting b. p. o. Elks at Mil
waukee July q to 25-One fare plus "
for the round trip. Selling dates July
10, 20 and 81. Final return limit, by de-
posting ticket, August 10.
International convention Baptist
Young peoples union at Chicago July
25 TO 28--One fare plus 81 for round trip.
Selling dates July %, % and "a. Final
return limit, by deposlting ticket, Au-
gust 81.
at Louisville August q to 3l-One fare
plus So for round trip. Selling dates
August %, "a and 25. Final return linn
it, by depositing ticket, September 10.
Meeting OF the Overland Racing as
sociation at Denver June Is to %. Rate
of one standard fare $9.35. Date OF sale
June Is, % and 26. Final return limit
five days from date OF sale, but in no
case shall final limit be later than June
30. Continuous passage each direction.
National convention OF Epworth
League at San Francisco July 1921.
National shooting festival Of the Ma
tional Bund at She'll Mound park July
l4-23-for the above occasions tickets
NAV be sold to San Francisco and re-
turn, going and returning by direct
routes at $42. 10; going by direct route
and returning via Portland, $52. 10.
Dates of sale July 7 to IA inclusive.
Going transit limit to July IS, going
limit to begin on date OF sale and con-
tinuous passage up to Colorado, Wyom-
ing, Texas, Montana or British Colum-
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
MotIee 10 contractors.

Plans and specifications for the new
school building in district No. IA, Prov
ers county. Colorado, will be on file n,
the city clerks Office from Thursday,
June 8,untii Saturday. June 10, 1901 lat Il
noon. Sealed bids may be left with the
secretary. A. N. Parrish. up to the last
named date and hour Building must
be completed according TO plans and
specifications by September I, 1901.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
ID. f. COOPER, Pres.
A. N. PARRISH, Sec.
]. s. HAsTY, Treas.
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
What Thev Say at Home.
Humboldt. Kas.. Nav Z, 1901

To whom it may concern:
have been intimately acquainted with
DIR. j. Harry Gay for seven years. He is
graduate Of the Opthalmic College OF
Chicago, ILL.,, and is known as one Of the
best and most capable opticians in Kan
scientious work in his profession. This
city, Humboldt, is his permanent home,
and by all our people he is regarded as
gentleman Of good moral character, hon
est and honorable in his dealings and
first class optician. cheerfully recon-
mend him TO the public generally.
w. Il. MCELRoY, Postmaster.
DIR. Gay is now located at the Lamar
mar Hotel, where all eye examinations
will be free. Remember sA
office hours are from 2 to r
5 p. M, and that he wiilV ~
remain until "Wednesday p
evening, June 18th. -
Best oil Grain Creole shoes only sl.25
at Mclean Bros.
Genuine j. B. Stetson Hats only $500
at Mclean Bros.
The Shirt Waist Hat is at" See
them at Mrs. Bottomley's.
FOR sALE-A bicycle, nearly new.
Inquire OF Bertha Knuckey.
Did you see the beautiful Silk Fou-
lard dress patters at Irwin's?
Go to the Marker Lumber Yard for
all kinds OF Building Material.
tF Money to Loan. -%l
| A. E. CRAWFORD.
Mrs. Bottomley has received u new
line Of Street Hats which you should
see.
The French flannel and all wool chal-
lie shirt waist patterns are lovely and so
cheap, at Irwin's.
The most delicious ice cream and ice
cream soda, every day in the week at
McLean's drug store.
All kinds OF Lumber at the right kind
OF prices at Markers Lumber yard,
southwest Of the depot.
Farmers remember the place to buy
your machine oils is at McLean's drug
store. The best lowest prices.
| WANTED-To rent single driving
horse with harness.
G. II. BURNAUGH,
| Agt. Singer Mfg. Co.
Take our Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
are others, but ours is the kind that
cures. Mclean Bros.
want a good, steady, reliable man with
n family to do general work, teamlng
principally. To such man a stead job
will be given.
G. H. FRYBARGER.
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and SEQ mo.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

j. S. Cheneweth was up from Holly
last Saturday visiting friends.
Mayor Strain and wife have been Wis
iting in Denver the past week.
C.H. Frybarger is in town and reports
Carlton as rapidly building up.
Rev. Barnes expects his family here
from Topeka, Kansas, next week.
VIII. Gay moved into his handsom
new residence on south Main street. to-
day.
w. Haven and wife, OF Amityville,
have been Lamar visitors the past two
days.
Editor Stewart was looking after bus
iness affairs in the county court last
Saturday.
Arthur A. Bouillion, Of Holly, on Mon
day filed homestead Mt the land office
on land in 421-42.
E.. X. and Howard Brown. OF Holly,
were in Lamar on Monday on business
before the commissioners.
Mrs. Barry Heaton came down from
La Junta yesterday and is visiting rel
atives in Lamar and vicinity.
J.B. Cline, one OF Granada's most sub
stantial cattle growers, was in Lamar on
business the first OF this week.
Nels Erickson, OF the Amity colony,
was looking after business matters at
the county. seat last Saturday.
Commissioners Stephenson and Grif-
fifth have been in Lamar this week at
tandinp the sessions Of the board.
Mrs, ID. A. Mclean returned last week
from Iowa, where she has been visiting
relatives for the past two months.
New ads will be found in this issue
for Geo. G. Maxwell, w. j. Johnston,
Mclean Bros. and DIR. j. Harry Gay.
Mrs. Thomas Berry has been in Gree
lev this week attending commencement
exercises at the State Normal school.
The county commissioners are in reg
ular monthly session this week and arr
transacting the usual course OF business
David T. Mcclure, of Caddoa, at thu
local land office last Saturday filed
homestead on a quarter section IN =
$50.
Henry Rhodes, of Rocky Ford, has
been visiting his uncles, j. 1. and A
Rhodes, in this vicinity for severa
weeks.
James Ellis, John L. Wilson and Mrf
Sarah Sapp each made final proof in tn
land office last Saturday on land nortl
Of HOLLY.
A. Van Deusen returned the first o
the week from Michigan, having beel
called home on account OF the serion
illness Of his wife.
F, Weitzer and w. X. Winterhalter
the sugar beet experts from the Rock
Ford factory, were in Lamar and vicin't
the first of the week.
Airs. Kunsman is now occupying
norton Of her fine new home on sout
Main street, and is waiting for the al
rival of her furniture.
Next Sunday is memorial day for tn
Woodmen OF the World, and the cam
here is making preparations to have tn
event one of the most notable ever tax
ing place in Lamar.
Ed Forshay, theatrical manager, she
and killed his wife, Edna May Forsha!
at Chicago the first of this week. The
ARE we'll known in Lamar as it was the
troupe which opened the Golladay oper
house few seasons ago, and they mad
their headquarters here for some time.
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
For Sale Cheap

Three-room dwelling house.. stable
trees, block Of lots. In good location
Reasonable terms. See,
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05

Finest line Of Stationery and Fancy
Box Paper at McIIean's Drug Store,
The Lamar register., 1901-06-05
For Sale on Easy Terms

Good horse, child can ride or drive
Call on or address,
DIR. FEWKES.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-04-18
MANTUA.

Miss Taylor, of Washington, d. c., was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Samuel D..
Lodge, last week.
Miss Alice Hill has been spending few
days with her parents at Dividing Creek
Mrs. Rebecca Leppee has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Stewart, in Phila.
Mrs. John Foster has been spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Abbie Hen
erickson.
Geo. Truncer, wife and daughter, of
Williamstown, spent Sunday with J. J..
Truncer and family.
Miss Sue Smith spent Sunday with her
friend, Miss Irene Sharp, in Camden.
Miss Sue Mcdowell, of Germantown, has
been visiting Miss Estella Heritage.
At the reorganization of the M. E. Sab
bath-school, the reports showed the school
was in prosperous condition. The follow
ing officers were elected: Supt., John J..
Truncer; Asst, Geo. Fink; Sec'y, Louis S.
Care; Asst, Walter Taggart; Treas, Sarah
G. Long; Librarians, VIM. Norris and Theo.
Geissel; Sup't primary department, Estella
Heritage; Ass'ts, Mary R. Chew, Louella
Park; Supt home department, Isabella
Long. Bible study every Monday night,
teacher, J. H. Tharp.
Augustus Truncer has accepted position
with the Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany, and has his barber shop for rent.
Rev. r. M. NAPLES and wife, Mrs. Chas.
G. Dilks, Estella Heritage, Mary E. Long
and Lizzie Tharp were the delegates APP
pointed to attend the Spring Conference of
Sunday school workers at Swedesboro.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-04-18
Run NV Gnuarnmant

The United States. government does not
make business of conducting newspapers,
but it seems to know how. 1t has been
the practical proprietor Of the Philadelphia
Record ever since it was made over to his
creditors by Colonel Singerly. 1t is
probably the only Democratic newspaper
ever run by a Republican administration.
1t came into the hands of the comptroller
of the currency as part of the assets of the
Chestnut Street National bank, having
been turned in by Colonel Singerly, its
proprietor, to make good certain obliga-
tions. When Comptroller Dawes looked
into the affairs of the paper, he made up
his mind that it was a good asset and that
all it needed was to be let alone. So he
instructed Receiver Earle to keep the paper
and run it on its well established lines
Thus it happened that The Record went
right on saying unkind things about the
administration, while the administration
looked on and smiled, perfectly content in
the knowledge that the paper was in a way
to pay dividends on its stock Mr.. Dawes
hopes have been fully realized. The news
paper has proved one Of the banks best
assets; but, as the time is at hand to close
the receiyership, the government will sell
its anti-administration organ to the highest
bidder.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-04-18
BARNsBORO.

Clubs are sporting in the brooks and shad
are being caught with silver hooks these
days.
A surprise party was given last Saturday
evening in honor Of Miss Rena Duffield by
SAINT time was spent by the young folks I'M
til called to go home.
1t used to be Letter go galliger," but
it is Letter go free delivery" now and we
understand that our esteemed Congressman
has had letters going all around us on ac-
count Of this rural affair, and the end is not
yet
From village directory: Ernest G. Ian
dell, manufacturer of brooms, whisks etc.
Custom work promptly attended to.
The Rural Free Mail Delivery system of
the U. S. P. 0. has been exposed in all it's
hideous aspects by its opponents in 'sthese
here parts. They claim that if this system
takes effect we will have travelling post
office instead of a permanent one, and that
there will be missed from the channels of
business coach line between this place
and Sewell, which is run by F. P. Chew,
the mail carrier, which will be great loss
to the village folks. Also that whereas
we now have two mails day, we will only
have half one under this system; and last,
but not least we understand that nearly
every township office of the township of
Mantua will be filled by those who are in
favor of Rural Free Delivery" while us
scrawny, lean Democrats, who block the
wheels of improvement and progress ~
will be relegated back to the dark ages, and
those enlightened 'sRural Males' will be
spending about $2O,OO0,00O annually for
the support of free mails for ruralites in
this vast Uuited States of America and
Asia. This 500, 900, 900 will be raised, not
by postage stamps, but by tax imposed
on imports called tariff, and the internal
revenue tax But then, the more we are
taxed the better this administration likes it,
Mt Zion M. P. Sunday-school reorgani-
zed their school on Sunday, April 18th, by
electing officers as follows: Sup't, James
Shuster; Assistants, Rev. P. N. Petty, Geo.
Sec'y, Geo. W. Shuster; Assistant, George
Wurst; Treas, James Shuster; Organist,
Miss Lizzie Kincade; Librarian, Alex P.
Blair; Assistant, Wesley Laning; Teachers,
Rev. P. V. Petty, James Shuster, Mrs.
Adelia Shuster, Mrs. P V. Petty. The
school is in furnishing condition and any
wayfarer who may happen that way is al
ways welcome within its fold.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-04-18
CLAYTON.

The members of the Bachelors Club are
planning for planked shad supper in the
near future.
N. G. Godfrey sold his personal property
at public sale on Thursday. Mr.. Godfrey,
who has been resident Of this town for
many years, will remove to Ocean City.
Miss Clara will remain until after the
spring examinations.
Last Sunday evening DIR. johnson, of the
Presbyterian church, preached a special
sermon to his large Bible class. He took
for his subject Moses, the Hero" The
sermon was carefully listened to and much
appreciated by large congregation.
Firman Crist, who is employed at Salem,
was visiting his parents here on Sunday.
John Shearer has been on the sick list
Miss Bertha Steelman is visiting her
cousin in Ocean City
Samuel Silvers has his new store COM
pleted. Such stores are a credit to the
town.
The Hanle property is being repaired.
The pie social given by the Epworth
League, in the Town Hall on Saturday
evening, was quite success. In connec-
tion with the social an entertainment was
given by local talent, an amusing feature
being the Snickersville Orchestra, imper-
sonated by members of the Sunday -school
orchestra.
Mrs. Dean, of Elmer, is visiting Mrs
Madara, on Howard street.
Miss Carrie Beck, who attends the State
Normal School, is prevented from returning
by illness.
| Miss Louella Fisher is very sick will
scarlet fever. Miss Ada Crist, who lives il
the same house, has just recovered from thu
same disease.
Thomas Steelman is having his property
on Main street repaired.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawson has been quite ill.
Mrs. August Bakersfield, of Millville
formerly of this town, was buried here OF
Monday afternoon.
David Tweed, formerly of this place bu
now Of Kane, Pa, is visiting his father
Samuel Tweed.
Dr. johnson is conducting prayer meet
ing each Tuesday evening in the Presby
terian church at Franklinville
Harry Beck spent Sunday in Philadel
phia.
Miss Bristol, of Vineland, is organizini
music class here.