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END NOW IN SIGHT.
ssss Men Meet the Machnlsts and Learn lust What Is
Wanted Vulcan Iron Works Gives Valuable Hint.

known their support % the machln
lists.
let's OF support.
The maehinists now have the sur
port ~ the building Trades council
the International Association ~ Me
,hanics ard the Federation % Labor.
To-day the rrachinists we're uutl-
ted that man by the name Of
Williams. who i about t. open a
rev shop on First avenue south, has
declared his Intention 70 eiEn ths
agreement. 'rhe local union initi-
aieti eight new members last Fri
day night.
OF Great AID.
The maehiniats say that the boy
colt ordered b. the Carpenters
union on Moran Hrus. CO. has been
e great assistance to them. and viii
he one 81 the events that will hrinT
about an early settlement with that
particular firrn.
The Bulldog Trades Council
meets tomorrow night. and " II an
darstood the boycott ordered BY tn
rsachinists will be acted upon With
the support - the business men 81
the city. the rtachinistH say that =
settlement h very near at hand.
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TO MURDER KING OF SPAIN

PARIS. May ga Barcelona dis
rntch says:
The police here are advised that
two Italian anarchists are en- route
10 spain, determined 20 kin KING
Alf1nzO.
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The authorities are searching all
trains and boats for the would-bc
TeRicides.
The greatest excitement prevails.
The young king Is under strong
guard. In the royal palace.
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ablure intermarrIages.

Dzs NOME. Ia, May 30.-Ths
..ss.sinoly Of ths United Presbyterians
ss.lo4Fned last night. The doctrine
"a. marriage ought not 10 be with
ne forbidden degree Of cOnaan-
sAhity was affirmed.
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Heart Disease,

cef1ner Hoyc this morning held .
~ noriem examination over the
,sslains q G. :. Smith. who dropped
80 IN his barber shop az West SCI
W. Yesterday. 10 was learned that
4. y nan died ef organic heart trou-
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u FIourAround Safe to
Deaden Explosion
--Get $500.

DASVfLLE. H., May 31.-The COL
lz51 bank WIS broken into iast
iszf. The SAFE blown and robbed OK
nea.
Ias burglars stacked sacks Of -four
y sT0und the safe 70 deadeu the
i1ias q the explosion.
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= why nos have n rouElng :
= Fourth Of July celebration this !
4 year extending over three
\ dayH2 The conditions are all d,
= favorable. by making proper !
4 prepnrationl. an immense 4,
\ crowd Of people can be drawn
\ 20 the city 40 assist ua In prop !
y erlY observing the natal day OF ,
\ the Rcpublle.
n The Star suggests n record
4 breaker. what do business men !
n any other citizens any2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-30

pITTBRJRG Pa, May 30.-Jfhe
reformed PrsRhyterlaus Of America
sre in session here with more than
90 delegates present.
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tees IN honor 81 the nations dead
hsroes began. under the direction
Of Hon John T.. HuNt
The music was furnished by WaE-
ncr's hand ard n chorus Of school
children. Rev. W. a Major dsifv-
cred the opening prayer. Adiutant
W. l. AmeH. Of Stevens post. read
the orders and Hon. John = H0yt
conducted the rituhiiHtie part OF the
service. Richard Osborne trclted
the address uf Lincoln a. 0eftyH-
burg. Veal solos were sung hs Miss
Clara Hawthorne ana Mr.. ". T. Eli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-30

BERLIN. May so.-Emperor VIII
liam has directed that Queen VIII
heimlna be welcomed TO Berlin: an
fIs decree will be carried out by the
giving Of a zaoDenstreich this even
ing In her honor.
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Maurice u. T.eshsy delivered the
memorial address and his effort was
a splendid one. The hattie Scared
veterans cheered him freely and
showed that they appreciated the
address
america battle Hymn Of the
Republic" and The star SpAnElsd
Banner" were rendered by the
chorus 81 school children. The nag
was given a salute and cheers aud
the bsuedictiuu pronounced when
the exercises OF the day ended a.
ArmofY hall.
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officer John Hun. whh has been
SICK since MAY 81, resumed bis beat
today.
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only ~ per cont. per annum, OF
per cent. per month, "a allowed 20 be
cxtorted b. the brokers, and they
are required by Law 20 retain arti-
cles for year
IL there no recourse In the matter
for the poor, and are there no laws
trohibitlnR the extortionate rates
charged ia e7--Hespectfully,
a. LEE.
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never GO Up
AGAINST THEM
You Are Hoodooed When You Pawn
Things.

The following communication was
received today:
Editor Seattle Star.
Dear sir.--I deaire to call attention
through your valuable columns. To
the manner In which pawnbrokers
ere allowed 10 operate In this state.
They force a poor man 10 pay 10
and 20 per cent. per month on every
collar loaned. In New York City.
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IN MEMORY OF THE
NATIONS DEAD HEROES
Today Vas Celebrated With Patriotic Splrt-Beg With
Parade-Exerclses at the Armory and In
the Cemeteries.

The weather today was especially
suited 90 the celebration of Memorial
nay and the important event was
appropriately observed.
Commemoration began at 70 %
this morning BY a very erefitAble
parade. which was witnessed by
thousands. II formed az FIRST ave
nue. and Marion street The order
81 parade waa a. follows: Marshal
George Hooker n platoon 81 - pu=
licemen under Ssrgf. Ward. Marshal
Hoaksr'a aides, waTner'H hand Of
2s pieces. companies y and - OF the
First Regiment Washington Nation
al Guard. Seattle high school cadets.
sexton. Miller and Stevens posts of
the Grand Army. numbering nearly
100 sx-aoidlers. a few dlsahisd soid-
iera IN carriages and about 80 soi-
fiers ~ the Spanish American war.
The absence % Mayor Humea and
the city council. v no were invited 20
take part In the parade. was notice
able.
line Of March.
The line Of march WAS down First
avenue 20 Yealer way. on Yesier way
10 Second avenue. north on Second
avenue 90 pike street. east on Pike
street 10 Fourth avenue. and then
20 the Armury.
In honor Of the event the Ameri-
can rag was displayed on nearly oil
the important buildings
At the armory.
The parade reached the Armory
about ILLS o'clock. when the serv-
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an DC CrmetnfIaa.

Two committees. accompanied BY
firing squads. visited tho different
cemeteries where soldiers are buried
and covered their graves with low
ers and nred over them the military
salute duo every honorable soldier.
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Grand Centrai hotel, Seattle.

In answer 10 the foregoing, the fol-
lowing portion Of an act, establish
Ing a legal rate Of interest, passed
by the state legislature In 1898, Is
quoted. II sets forth that ~ per
cent. per annum ia the maximum
rate Of interest that can be charg-
ID on moneys or articles loaned, also
the penalty provided for receiving
or contracting 70 receive a greater
rate Of interest II given:
ANY rate of interest not exceed
Ing twelve G2D per cent. per nnnum,
agreed 70 in writing by the parties
10 the contract. shall be legal, and
No PERSON Phall directly or indi-
rectly take or receive In money,
goods or thing in action, or IN any
other way, ANY GREATER INTER-
= SIT. sum or value for the loan or
rorbcarance Of any money, goods or
thing in action, THAN TWELVE
12J per cent. per annum.'
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Locks and X eys

viii bo neeeasary. and We continue to
keep 3D. laHxe stock a. them
We can supply the builder with
locks and Iatcnea suitable for inter-
Tor or exterior use. by the dozen or
hundred.
And the Individual who wants a
single lock aud key or blank keys.
viii Ind that ws can give him the
best Tor thu least money
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at the armory.

The parade reached the ArmorY
about iisi5 o'clock. when the serv-
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kpown Their support q the maehla
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
TO IMPEAcH ROBBINS.
Mr. Henderson Of Lamar Has Introduced
such . Biil In the House.

Austin, Aug. Elm tho house this
morning the lane substitute for the
Mccall resolutions came up. Mr.. Lane
denounced organized labor men. char
acterizing them as agi,ators and anarch.
lists. He was replied to by Chris Cal.
Ian Of Bexar, who ably defended tho
cause Of labor as against the trusts
Mr.. Hendorsn OF lamar introduced
resolution demanding the impeachment
Of State Treasurer Robbins on account
of the Encouragement in tho conduct
Of his office. Tho resolution went over.
The congressional apportionment bill
was taken up and no changes made.
There is pending an amendment which
affects the FL Paso district
Mr.. Shaw Of Dallas introduced a bill
In the house providing for a tax of 2 per
cent ON all oil companies operating in
Texas
The senate spent muck time consider.
ing the committees substitute 20 the
congressional bill. All efforts 10 amend
the bill failed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
FOUGHT THE OFFICERS.
Gallon Men Charged WIN breaking the
Peace OF ~. Charles station.

Cincinnati. Aug. 81. 49, A dispatch
from Madisonville. Ky. reports that
Judge Mum OF that circuit has beer
wired requesting him 10 call on Gov
Beckham and urge him 20 send troop.
10 assist the local authorities in the
preservation Of peace. This request IL
In consequence Of n pitched battle on
Tuesday at ST. Charles Station between
deputy sheriifs and union men in.which
over 5000 shots were fired andy fveral
persois wounded. The Sc. Chart Coal
company employees non.union labor.
The union miners have been trying to
&c, the men into their organization A
crowd Of union men. tho story goes.
was at Sc. Charles Station ON Tues}ay
morning armed and behaving in n 5, H.
ferrous manner. Warrants for their ar
rest was placed In the hands Of deputy
sheriffs. who found the men in house
barricaded When the officers approached
they were fred ON. They returned the
fire until the men retreated from the
house and several Of thom captured. Ben
Robinson, Roy Blanks. negro named
Chappell and several others received
flesh wounds. Citizens have organized
TO prevent further violence. awaiting
the action by Judge Mum. who is alb
sent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
SULTAN CALLED DOWN
French Ambassador Tells Him His
Promise Was Not Kept.
RELATIONS BROKEN.
TlD Sultan Agreed 10 Settlements Of
French Claims, Then Violated
His Obligation and Mr.. Con-
stans Took Action.

Constantinoplc. Aug. 2i.-The French
ambassador, NJ. Cons,ans. has notified
the sultan's first secretary that all dip.
lomaiic relations between France and
Turkey have beea broken Off and the
ambassador has informed his govern.
psnt 10 this effect.
Nj. Constans communicated directly
with the sultan personally. The amhas-
sador justifes his action on the ground
that tho sultan broke direct personal
promise given 70 NJ Constans at an au.
dience in Yieldiz palace last Thursday
regarding the purchase Of quays and
the settlement Of the disputed French
claims. The foreign minister also gave
formal assurance that the agreement
would BE- carried out. so. in view Of
this double breach Of faith. NJ. Constans
holds Il Is impossible for France 20 con-
tinue diplomatic relations with Turkey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
CHINESE ANNOYED.
They DO Not Relish the Occupation Of
Pekin by british Troops.

Pekin. Aug 2l.-Tho British troop.
who have been here since last year ar,
leaving and are being relieved by new
commands. Three companies Of the
Fourteenth Sikhs and battalion OF the
Sixth Burmah have arrived. Colonel
Cary replaces Colonel Alexander a
commander In Pelin.
The failure Of the British 10 evacuate
Pekin annoys the Chinese officials. The
British alone refuse 20 permit Yuan
Shih Kias troops 10 enter Pekin. though
only two Of the " proposed posts are
within the former British section.
Chinese officials confess that the rea.
son given for the courts delay in re.
turning 10 Pekin is n mere pretext. The
excuse offered recently has been the bad
condition Of the roads. the heat. tho In.
trinity Of the dowager empress and the
desire 90 celebrate her birthday at Kai.
feng Flu. The real reasons are that the
powers still retain supremacy in Pekin
and vicinity and evacuation has not
been accomplished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
AcaIl.

Believing that ruck-growing is
one OF the most practical as we'll as
profitable methods of crop diversi-
iication, the undersigned citizens
of Brazos county call a mass meet.
ing Of such farmers as may be in
terested in the organization Of n
truck. growers association, TO meet
Is the court house in Bryan, Sat
urday, Aug. "a, at 3 o'clock:
McDuf Simpson. John B. Mike,
w. +. Haygood, r. NJ. Nall, G.
II. Echols, J. III. White, Mark
Wilcox, II. o. Boatwright, w. J.
Brogdon, 5. NJ. Derden, S. w.
Higgs, Ed Hall, Howell Bros.
Thomas IL Hunter, d. L. Foster,
w. p. Connolly, w. j. Meads, r.
+. Simpson, A. ID McConnico. w.
II. Cavitt, w. C. Wilcox, r. J.
Deems, Gus Stevener, W. l.. Edge,
+. I. Gallatin, Sam Luther, II. l..
Wilson, b. 2. Wilson, J. J. Cahill.
5. II. Brockman, w. Wipprecht,
w. W. Griffin. w. Il. Johnston, J.
A. d. Robinson, L. a. Stuart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Cleveland, Aug 2i.-Six men were
drowned Tuesday night as a result Of
tho explosion Of gas in the tunnel lead.
ing from the wRierworks crib No. 3. two
miles from crib No. 2, where the fatal
accident last week occurred The cas-.
ing Of the tunnel was crushed and tor.
rents Of water from the lake rushed
into the opening. Tho six mon who
were in the tunnel had not the slightest
opportunity % escape and persisted. be.
fore assistance could reach them. The
bodies not yet recovered.
Later in the day IL was ascortained
that five more men lost their lives in
tho tunnel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
MUST BE TWENTY-oNe.
Ruling That Graduating Medical Student.
Must he That Old.

New York. Aug. 2i.--A very large
number Of medical students Of the city
and state u New York. will be barred
from the September preliminary exam.
ination for admission TO practice. II the
ruling Of the state regents holds About
$500 students are said TO be- eligible. but
the regents have required that no one
could be- admitted for examination un.
der q years Of age. This will bar about
one-half Of those otherwise eligible
The students have brought the matter
20 the attention Of the authorities Of tho
university and Bellevue hospital. med.
ical corps. Cornell Medical college aud
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons
and the secretsses Of these institutions,
the leading medical colleges Of the
United States. have promised 10 use
their best efforts and endeavors 10 have
the regents change the ruling.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

New York, Aug. 2l.-Captain Arthur
NJ. Ice. formerly military attacho AT
the British legation in Washington,
who is in the city. having arrived on
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. when
reminded Of story from London that
he had refused to shake hands with w.
BOurke Cochran when they were intro.
duced, said: II did not decline 70 meet
Mr.. Cochran n has been reported. but
j could not refrain from reminding him
that / had heard him deliver a very elo-
quent address in Washington at pro-
Boer meeting. That was all. "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
Truck Farming.

The announcement Of meeting
h be held at the court house in
Began next Saturday, 3 O'Clock p.
m, to consider the matter of q
truck farming association, is a
move in the right direction. II is
to be hoped there will be a large
attendance of representative farm.
ers and others, for this is a ques.
ton that should interest all classes
Of our people. II is evident we
need to reform our methods of
farming. 1t is unwise in the ex-
treme 10 continue to depend on
cotton alone, with all its uncer-
tainties. / believe all realize this.
Then diversity. Plant cotton, but
raise other crops as well. Take
care Of your lands. Stop the
washes. Try TO raise such crops
as will pay your farm expenses,
and if you do not market so much
cotton, let that be net. Do not
mortgage and then come out bel
hind at the end Of the year.
But TO make truck growing prof
liable there must be association,
combination, with a view TO Great
ing a market. The more the bet
ter. You can't depend on the
local market. But make a crop
and buyers will come to you and
pay cash. This will be a good
thing to have. OF course the buy
ers will ship in carload lots to the
large markets. Why not call your
organization the Central Truck
Growers Association" This will
open the doors to those Of sur
counties who may wish
o come in. The more the better.
Farmer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the announcement Of the
opening and closing dates of the
San Antonio International fair.
The dates this year are October
18th 10 October 30th inclusive. A
perusal Of the catalogue Of this as
ISOLATION shows that il offers more
money to exhibitors of live stock
and agricultural products than was
ever offered by any other fair or
exposition ever held in Texas or
the south. This association also
offers large purses in the racing
department. A catalogue may be
had for the asking by addressing
the secretary, San Antonio, Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Denver. Aug. 2i.-The twenty.fourth
annual meeting Of the American Bar
association opened here with large at.
tendance Of members and the Tsber
Grand opera house is filed with visit.
ors. The feature Of the session was an
address by President Edwin Wetmore
Of New York, reviewing the important
changes in the statute laws Of the nA.
tons and the states.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
Betting on shamrock II.

New York. Aug. sl.-With s25, 900 to
bet ON Shamrock II. il is stated, in a
cable dispatch 10 The Journal, that an
agent Of o. Arthur Pearson Of London
will leave In few days commissions
20 place the biggest bets that the mil
honaire publisher wants 10 put on the
Irish yacht. Mr.. Pearson is intesely in.
terested in yachting. and he studied the
new yacht closely while she was being
tried
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
II. & T. c. Excursion.

To Marlin and Waco. For trains
passing Bryan sos n. IN. August 18th
"A. \ II. &. will sell round trip tickets
70 Marlin fare sf.O0 to Waco fare
Sl.5O. For return, tickets good only
on special train leaving Waco NJ
y:3 p. m. and leaving Marlin M 10 :8s
?. m. August 18th. arriving at Bryan
l2:50 n. IN. w. :. Wilson agt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
IpIune,Ion Ar.In., plck.,lnr.

Cincinnati. Aug. IL Ex-Congress-
man John J. Lentz Of Columbus and
Louis d. Saddison appeared before
United States Judge Clark here and se-
cured a permanent injunction restrain.
ing strikers at the plant Of the Ohio
Pressed Brick company Of Roseville. o..
from establishing pickets at the works
and interfering with the work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
NEITHER MAKE PROGRESS
Steel Onioisis start No New Mnls aud
strikers Make No Gains.

strikers Make No Gains.
Pittsburg, Aug. 2l.-The strike situa-
ton remains unchanged. The strikers
have not called any more men out and
none Of the plans Of the manufactures
for additional assumptions with non.
union men have matured. A feeling Of
irritation Mt Wellsville has increased by
the appointment Of 30 strike breakers
as special officers 10 guard tho plant
Of tins American Sheet Steel company
and police here had 20 disporse n noisy
crowd at tho recently tied up tube
plants but there has been no serious
trouble No any point.
IL is claimed an attempt was made
Tuesday evening 10 fire the Mononga.
hela works Of the American Tin Plate
company. According 20 a story told by
John Schuster general labor boss Of the
plant, pressure guage was knocked Oh
the S.inch gas main and burning paper
thrown into tho place with the idea Of
destroying it with explosion aud fire.
He says no plugged the break before tho
brand was thrown and saved tho works
Strikers Indignantly deny that they had /
anything 10 do wish any plan to wreck |
the plant and are inclined 10 discrodit
schuster's story entirely.
The promised break in the Carnegie
properties has not yet come.
RumOr OF peace are again being re-
oeived. but the mildest suggestion of il
at authoritative places produces long
and positive denial
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

New York. Aug. 2l.-Rey NJ. ID. Lii
ly. for more than 30 years father supo.
rior OF the Church Of 81. Vincent Fer.
rer. IL dead nc his homo in this city.
He had been blind for the last four
years. He was Frustrated by heat early
in July and grew steadily worse. He
was born in Ireland about 20 years ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Attorney General Knox is at
tending TO the duties for which he
was appointed. He has refused to
furnish the antitrust league with
information relative to the forma-
ton Of the steel trust.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Dallas. Aux. 2i.--The jury in the John
Ripper case returned n verdict Of guilty
and assessed the punishment nc condne-
ment in the ponitentiary for life. He
was charged with killing an officer at
Fl Paso while endeavoring 10 release no
gro soldiers in the calaboosc there. This
is the third trial Of the case
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Brussels. Aug. 2l.-A committee Of
prominent pro- Beers is organizing PEE
tition In favor Of Intervention in South
Africa. The petition will be presented
10 the car ON the occasion Of his visit
" France.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Congressman Lanham announ-
ces that he will be candidate for
governor. Surely there is no lack
Of good men offering for the honor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1901.

Gov. Sayers' message gives the
legislature sixteen additional SUBJ
jects for consideration during the
special session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

a man may roar,
A man may bore,
And a man may blow all day,
But he can't sit round
And build up his town,
For towns amt built that way.
Houston Post
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

Frankfort, Aug. 2l.-Physicians have
been summoned by special train from
Louisville 70 attend Mrs Beokham. who
IL critically III.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

For Sale-A new Columbus run
about buggy, never been used (; also a
first-class top buggy, run very little.
Apply 10 Majors Bros. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-22

To Cure chIlls or Malaria In 4 Days,
Take ouinorIa. All druggists are au-
thorized TO refund the money in any
case Of chills. fever or malaria II falls
to cure. Price soc per package. NJ.
II. James. the leading druggist. Bryan.
Texas.