davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

under the influence of his many pota
tfons Blin1ie was cunning, and before
Williams was aware OF it he had told
all he knew about the theft of the
purse. He said that he and Morris
We're standing near by on the day that
Willie had gone into the orderly's tent
in search Of the sergeant. After he had
left, Norris suggested that they look
inside the tent, as he wanted to ask the
troop clerk a question. The clerk was
out, but the purse was lying on the
desk. Norris put it in his pocket, and
when asked by Williams what he in
tended doing. be said that he had Z
plan to f. that fellow Jones. A-orr1s,
after leaving the place asked Williams
If he would stand by him. He said
yes, and then Morris said that he in
tended TO place the stolen purse in VIII
les haVersack, and when the loss of
the purse was discovered they wolld
both relate that they had seen Willie
come out OF the tent, and the est
would be easy.
As soon as Blinkie had got the story
from Williams. he had given him a
purch for his Tneanness, and from then
until The train reached Tampa had not
had anything to say to him. He said
that as soon as ne was REASONABLY
sober ne could go TO the captain ana
tell him the story.
The next morning Blinkie related the
facts to the captain as Williams had
related them 10 him. The troop COM
mander called Williams and Willie 10
his tent and under threats compelled
the former to corroborate the story told
by Blinllie- Morris was then sent Ger
and confronted with Williams. He de
nied outright that he had taken the
purse, and even when he was assured
bJ the captain that he Woulc overlook
the cffense this time if he would tell
the truth, he still persisted in denying
( the story. Then the officer commando
him to report to his quarters und2I
arrest uhth ne couid see Nhat ulsi'o-
sflon he could make OF ms case ne
tiGen &po!oSized TO Nlllle' ana salu
that he would set him straight with
the troop That evening at retreat the
captain publicly acknowledged nat ne
had none our nero an injustice as ne
had discovered the guilty party The
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

speeches We're made ana til soeia!
democratic revolution Was prophesicd-
This year. with the exception Of u
small gathering ct tn Alexandra pal
ace. there was scorcel- an tempt 70
foregather On Nay dav -or aaT pr
pose whatsoever, except =. tlie crown
ing Of the May qiseea ~ -<au-sfoc5,
some cliildren's proce1s -olr- ana horse
and donkey parades in v 1laces-
the. perfervid enthusiasm e sa2 years
ago has burnt itself OFT.
Even the orators OF taat remote
period no longer walk she stage. but
are content. some Of them II lez i, to
write word in order 10 L a. aiive the
memory of days long past. At the
Alexandra palace the now obsolete IS
pirations for the state 10 si&,IrD every
thing-'take over they called il The
means Of production, distribution aud
| exchange" We're expressed bar mildly
as compared with years ago Is though
the organizers Ct the gathering desired
TO keep up continuity in the demand,
and avert the accusation of abandon
ment Manchester made no sign. -X-
| cept in the usual parades. in which
labor had no status. liverpool was
silent: so were Leeds Birmingham
| ana All lile OtileI SIea&L '5-Atc-9 u III
! dustry. where aforetire, II the early
/ '90s, martial music was heard, banners
and flags We're Haunting in the breeze.
and the apostles Of the New Age pro-
claimed death to capitalism, universal
| brotherhood and 4 collective state of
| society in all that pertaiaed to wealth
and labor. ] is we'll 10 recall those
short-lived outbursts, as the recollsc-
/ tion may temper the tone and language
Of future labor leaders when they IS
say a crusade against aIl that IS for a
something that, in their opinion, ought
to be.
Singularly enough Eday day celebra-
! tons and festivities, as labor demon
strat;ons, We're almost wholly aban-
doned on the continent-London En-
! cheering.
I Tho RoSslv4, Hotel lbs ANGELES is
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
HOT WEATHER WEAKNESS.

II you feel tagged out, listless and
lacking in energy, you are perhaps suf-
ferirg from the debilitating effects Of
summer weather These symptoms in
Cicate that a tonic is needed that Will
create healthy appetite. make diges-
tion perfect, regulate the bowels nd
iinpart natural activity to the liver.
This, Herbine viii do; il is q tonic, lax
alive ana restorative. H. J. Freegard,
P1opr Grand VieW Hotel, Cheney,
Kan. writes: q have used Herbine
for the last y years, and nothing on
earth can beat ii. 1t was recommend
ed to me by DR.. Newton, Newton,
Kan" soc at Elvey & Hulett's.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

The Rosslyn Hotel. Los Angeles, is
conducted on American ard European
plans.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
sEvENTEEN-YEAR LOCUST.

Look out for the Cicada SepteIn-
decim! With his wife and children, he
is on the Aying, ready to become q,
burden Che belongs to the grasshopper
family some time in the month OF
Nay. Residents of the cultivated sub
urbs. and others who have leisure Tor
learning, viii Immediately recognize
the Cicada. Septeudecirl as the seven
teen-year locust. This IS his year, and
unless all signs fail he VIII demonstrate
that he has not been biding his time
underground for nothing. Il Is true
that there has been an opinion in sci
entific circles in recent times that the
seventeen-y year locust IS not ali that he
represents himself to be. aud that ne
viii bear watching. 1t is intimated,
for instance that his most fundamental
title to fame, his seveuteen-yea peri
odicity, is all a delusion. Bat there IS
one point upon which there seems to
be no difference Of opinion-aa1nsly
that he is coming this year. thar there
viii be more Of him than usual, and
that he Will be a great nuisance. one
OF the worst things about h.In IS the
noise he makes. lie is worse than d
small hoy with q drum on the Fourth
of July, for you can take TIE draQl
away from the boy, but the Cicada
Septemdecim carries his With him. His
Wife, also is an inconsiderable female
She has :, perfect passion for laying
eggs-50G at a sitting. 1t has all along
been claimed that it takes seventeen
years to hatch these, but this does rot
seem to discourage her Perhaps she
knows better.-New York Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
USE ALLEN.s Foor-RAsr

= powder to be shaken into ihc shoes.
f"ur feet feel swollen, nervous aud hot.
ana get tired easily. - YOU have smart
in feet or ti-ht shoes. try Aliens, Foot
liis''- # CuUis the feet, and makes walk
in% easy Cures swollen, sweating feet
lnSrpWlng nails. blI5t"rs and cllious
spots. Relieves corus and tliniuns of all
pam and gives rest and comfort Try IT
today. Sold by al druggists and shoe
stores for &c. Don't accept any substi-
tute. Trial pacakage FREE. address.
Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy. n. Y
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

mined condition of his face Willie sur
missed that he WIS delirious with i"y
or he had been drinking. J t was both
JOY and drink and Blnkie aptly OK
pressed it " hen ne said to Willie: Il
a-nm (hic) 'toxicated W-With h-happi-
ncss." Willie said that he didn't doabt
The statement, but Blinkie's next words
made aim forget that. his friend mad
been drinking. i g-got d-drunk on
y-y0ur lhic} account Blini1ie said to
him. y was t-trYing (hic) to g-ger
Norris b-buubie. W-Wiiliams, drunk,
/ (hic) and | s-&ot d-drunk n-myself.
BE related as well Us he was able
that he had q suspicion that Williams
knew Il gccd deal about the theft of
the purse and determined 10 cultivate
/ Ills friendship III order to gain his IN
/ Gdcuce Just before leaving san An
/ tonic Win the train Of horses i;linKie
/ purchased large bottle OF Whiskay.
/ He grew confidential with Williams,
when he N:s able 10 get the lat 9r
away fram Morris. and told him that
he had "A bottle OF prime stuff vii
/ Inns eyes glistened, and before inc
| bottle was empty he voted that Blin&ie
was a fine fclloW. Bnul1ie replenisned
/ his etocE OF liquor at every stopping
| place alea" the road. for Williams %as
~ tbusj, u3orai hut il was not ualil
/ the l1.t .i.v that be WIS able to get
| N'iii,a5a.; .irj.r7y.i than lac WAS bimsoif,
$50 that hr could ;;et him to talk.
| lu order iu djsarm The other; Su@2i-
cions. Ehnl4ic pretended that he had
| had Il falling out with Willie and that
it was his opinion that Willie>was a
scoundrel, anyway, and he would like
/ 10 llis i11tn n
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
CUTS. BRUISES AND BURNS
QUICKLY HEALED.

Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an anti
septic Eminent. and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns causes them
L. heal without matura tion and much
mere quickly than lay the usual treat
n.ei.s. nor .aln BIZ EIE.v 4 IluI.tt.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
"1lAY DAY. FADING OFT.

It is barely ten years ago that May
day was proclaimed as "Labor's Fes-
tval," professions Were organized,
demonstrations We're held, tiorid
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

There are two occasions which al
ways elevate women to sublime ecstacy
the possession OF q new baby and the
possession of 3 new hat.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
GENTLEMEN:

When in Prescott don't forget to patro-
nize the Palace Barber Shop and Bath
Rooms. Located in the Palace Build
ing on AIontezuma St. Everything con-
nected with the Palace is Cp-to-Gaze
and our work is guaranteed.
IN .BAGEY, Prop, Better kuown as ''Cdsey''
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PR0GRAMA
del dia del.' en- las
escuelas graduadas de
Rio Piedras

1.o CAncioa America.
9 LsCturA de Ii csIrta del Conf
sionAdo y del Gobernadar por Il
se liorita PfudenciA Rodrigues, Macs
tra Gradnaa&.
Be- C.nci6n B .rirquefia.
4. Discarso dc apertnra por don
Luis JAner Landr6n, Maestro Ora.
duado.
So C,mposisi6a sLa PAlmera.
recitada por 10 Minis Maris Lufsa
Garcia.
SO Dialogo sM .dre 8 hiias. por
las ni1as Maria Mendfa , Anita
Viz.
z. 9 Canci6a sHail Columbia..
g. 9 "a Washington, poesfa reel.
taaa por la nina GanarA Cabfera.
9. Caro- sGood NO ming. por
aeis nif1itas.
10. In Mmosna espiritnAl recitada
POI. d nina LuigA Garcia.
IL. sEl ruise nor. recitadA por u
ni6A Carmen Castro.
IA. La cAnci6n SEI Ave Libres
recitAlA por i nina Mazia Lnisa
Ubarri.
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Porto Rico
Stamp EXCHANGE =

Los coleccionistAs de &c llos ' tsria.
sAs postales On Puarto Rico entkn. de
enhorabuanA con IL c0nstitrci6n da
10 sociedad ePorto Rico Stamp Ex-
changer, 10 cual tiene " ramifca-
Clones en- todA la isla.
En- II Ultima session eelsbradA nor
los eAmateurss, 6 IL que asiatieron
representantes de algunas poblacio-
mes de Puerto Rico , d extraniero,
f0e elects por unamidaa, IL iunta
directivA. ID eual qued6 constitnida
en- 10 sigutsnte forma:
Presidente, den Saturnino Andri.
nj; Vice presidente y director de
cambios, don G Rsal; Tesorero, don
r. Lopez SAnches; Secretario CON.
tador y director perfto, Mr.. B. M.
Comeford.
Ha sido dado ~ 6 10 estsmpa Q,
re glAmentO de ID re srida asociac:61.
que cuenta yA CON numerOsos aso.
ciAdos, y u gus On breva emprenae.
RI amplisimas ne r,egociaciones, ests.
blsciendo importantes eambios tan.
to CON q isis como CON el extsriOr.
El peri6dico. que llevarx 81 mismo
tftulo que 10 &C ciedAd, Porto Rico
Stamp Exchange, apAYecer& en- 10 se.
gunda quincena del corfients mes.
Ia asoctaci6n estx llAmada E I'd.
Quirif en- breve extraordinario de.
senvolyimiento, debido 6 u iutsl.
geneia , aetividsd caraetsrfstfcs de
81 Pfesidente, y, en- general de todt 3
los miembros de 10 junta nombrada.
Los coleccionistAs de sellos de co.
rFaaa ~ an narficu - II - n ,rsta !. :, S
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Muerte del miniStrO
Mr.. Buck

Ntw York, Diciem bre 5.-Encon.
trxndose en- una partidA imperial de
csza de p&tos en- los suburbios de
Toxic, f .lleci6 Yepentinamente%y
ell Ministro de los Estsdos Unidcs en-
Jap6n, Mr.. Alfred q. Bat k.
Mientrss por otra parte se dice
que 10 muerte fac ocasionAda por nm
Ataqua de apoplegis. otrcs Green que
fu6 & consecuencia de una afscci6n
tardiaca.
r primero que tuvo 10 no.ieia en-
este pafs, fu6 el Ministro del JaLon
en- Washington, { qui6n le avis6 81
9obierno de 10 sucedido sin I6rdida
de tempo, y el cual, & su ves, tras.
miti6 10 IL .usta nueva Al de este
pafs apenss recibiaa.
Ri Sr. Back era natural del EstA-
do de Maine, donde nac.6 en- 1882.
Sant6 plsxa ae soldado q estAllsr u
guerra civil. y s. licencio an 1855
CON eli grado de coronel. Despu6s
se t sslad6 ii Sua donde fgur6 pro-
mipsntemsnte en- Il politics del pi 1 :.
Fac alegi representAnte ante 9
C-ngT ESQ naclDnAl ,vAriAs veeas, y
EN- 1897 el Prasidente Mae Kinley ls
design6 psr4 el cargo de Ministro On
ell Jar6n. Dssde ent0nces 80 encon-
trAba' en- aquel impori0.
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La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
2s3 Schsrmsrhorn St., Brooklyn

New I ork, w. .. "A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- COLEGIOS etc.
Looaoion, centrioa: hospedage de
primera y a preoios moderados. La
Esouela SO enoarga de instruction y
hospedage ouando asi SO desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oirculares 8 intormes pueden obte'
nerse tambien en- <La Oorrespondenoias
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DOWN TO DEATH

from using morphine, whiskey
or tobacco. You can be easily
cured at home with a small am
cunt. Treatment is painless.
Address,
G.. Wilson, Palestine, Texas.
Mention <La Correspondencia.>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-13
. EL AMIGO DE Los BEoDos..
nERHETNTn aEGURo
NLNALDAOd del DIR. KENNEDY
PARA Ar EMBRIAGUEZ.

No tiene olor, color nj sabor, Sc pue-
de dar al paciente, ssn que % sepa, en- cualquier
LIQUIDO que acostunbre tomar. rs compss-
tGnaesste Sa0f fensiU0 para ID salud Precio I. 90
en- dinero de los Estaglos Unidos por cada GAIA
de doce tomas 8 cajas por IS 90. Sc hacen
buepos descuestosk los agentes y lOs drogistas.
No SO hacen despachos en- conaisi6n. Le pre-
para 6nicamente Ia
KENNEDY MEDICAL Co.,
s.. no SO HupeoH ST. HsIExA york q. u :.
~ mands franco de porte p0r c0xxe0 focDr ~ Nato1
xuxA roDAs EAa DnoeUzRxAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-13

SObre Puerto Rico
10 que dice Mr. Lands,
Admlnist strador de Co
rreos de San Juan

NueyA York De UiCiembfe. 10 a
diario de Washington publica el
texto de unA interview que AcabA de
celebrAr uno de sds reporters CON ol
senior w II. Lsndis. Administrator
de- Correogde San Juan one sctuAl-
mente se enCuentra en- II Capital
SnaCional pasando cortA vAeaci6n ii
ladO De ssu hermanO, fepr0sentanto
por el NStado de 1diAna. S8
Mr.. Landis dice que San Juan se
encuentrs en- estado do prosperidad,
= sobre TODD, muy contento. No HI
habidO gran infujo de americanOsi
elf, per0 las colonias amerieanas de
les suburbios han aumentado eonsi-3
derAblemente, 6 conaecuencia jel
gran ntmero de individuOs ques han
.salido pAra aquallA stierra de Los M
ranjAles De ID Fiorida. Sc ha coma
tituid0 una compafifA americana con
$10O. eco do capital para dsdicarse {
lA exploitation de eata fruta, pero los
&rhcles no empeEar1n s rendir bsne.
deios hastA los tres a11os de sem
brAdos.
Dice Mr.. Landis: ssLa cue ,ti6n de
trAsportes tfeeee dificultad por ell
momento. HastA ahors Ian fincas
han sido trAbAjadas por iniciAtiva
particular, sin ccopera cf6n de min ]
guna cls So. Cnando los nsrAniales
empiecen 6 dar ,ffuto ;se necesitarxn
vapores para trasportArlas. Habrk
tr0piexos 81 principle, pero no hay
duda que el Eegocio prOsperarx mo-
tablemente CON ell tempo"
Re1iri6ndose 6 ID notieia Que cir.
cul6 en- dias pasados de que los
uniformes enviados de los Estados
Uaidos psra 10 policfa insnlar de ri.
lipinAs hab:An resultado muy psQue.
nos, 10 que ne atribnya d rancho
americAno, dice 10 prensa que Mr..
lands di6 cuentA de los busnos
efectos que 10 raci6n americana ha
produciao en- los. soldados puerto
rriquefios.
Dijo:
Eel Battalion puertorriquefio, que
De compone de b 3mbres mAyoyes de
81 af1os, completAmente desarrolla-
dos, fu6 elegido madiante examen
fisico muy cempetente. Sc .registr6
uidadosamente 10 estAtura de los
reclutAs, y al rect fsarlAs seis me.
sea mas tArde, se observe que los
soldAdos hAbisn crscido algc, y este
crecimiento a,roj6 un p-omedio de
media pu'gada. Lo attibuyo que
tAl vez el sjercicio militar les acos.
tumbl6 & conduclrte mas rectos y
firmes, pero en- todo eaao ha sido nm
resultado notable de las pr&cticas
militares."
~, hablando del ej6rt TO, screo
que nunca ayudaron tanto 6 una
cxusa los Estados Unidos como GUAM
do decidieron traer 6 Washington
nm grupo De soldados puerto .rique.
nos spara 10 Inauguration de Nc
Kinley
Los soldados que vipierou nan 81 :
do lsego los mejores props gAnd's
tAs- No se cansan de hablaf de las
! grandezas AmericAnas, de,los gran
des edificios y los r4pidos trenes y
de les h ombres grandes ffsicamen.
to y de las muchas <eosas que vie.
ron. La ambici6a de- todo puerto.
lr:quefi co venir sjg1 DIS & los q !.
tados UIidos, y el orgullo de la ma.
cionalidsd en- Ell pusrtorriquefio NO
reconoce II mites. Los individuos del
regimiento esperan con ansiAs 10 lle-
gada de 10 proxima Inauguration, en-
10 esperaEza de que hArAn otro vie
| ia hAsta Warrington. Creo que sc.
lfI una & IAN cosA traer 'uro 8 dos
regimientos de Filipinas para 10 pl 8
ximA inRugursc.6n."
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NO MAS MUERTES

por abuse de la morfina, whiskey
8 tabaco. listed puede curarse
facilmente en- su casa con POGO
gasto. Tratamiento sin molestias.
Direction &
g. Wilson, Palestine, Texas.
Memo .6nese <La Correspondence,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-13


Tenga usted cudado en- 10 que respecta la nu-
trici6ns El asunto es importantsmo. La dyspepsia
resulta falta de nutrici6n porque solamente el
amento bien digerido el que nutre Ia falta de
nutricion no tarda nanfestarse perdlda de !
carnes falta de fuerzas.
Centenares de hembres corpulentos (y mujeres
tambien) por causa de defectos desordenes de Il
Digestion han llegado casi converrse esqueletos
En- la gran mayora de los casos Sc debe este
des6rdenes del estomago, que saben todos los
Gdicos. las Pastillas del Dr. Richards revisten al
cuerpo de solidas precisamente porque habi
Titan al aparato digestive para leyar q cabo sus
, funciones. Cuando digiere bien hay sufciente
nutrici6ny Gsta Sc manifesto en- Ell fornido cuerpo
del hombre en- las graciosas curvas sonrosadas
mejillas ojos vivos de Ia mujer.
Il La sensaci6n de Henura ocupacion, el sestreni-
mento diarfea "a aeidez del estomago, las nauseas
y-mal gusto en d boca, IA somnolenca durante el
ia desvelo en IA noche, todos estos sntomas han
de resultar neoesaIiamente debiidad, perdda de
oarnes, p6rdida del buen color del buen humor. !
Cuando III casa esta en- Ell estdmago convene toar
Las Pastillas del DE-. Richards.
Las PasfiIlas del pr. Richards
convierfell 81 est6nagO de
ifanO eI1 SirVlente.
nR RloaA TAnLrr Nrw 7o.E
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Sc Volldon||

Il Tipos de imprentA nsaAos, On
buen e0tado, { 80 pesos q suintAl,
@ vendon On ests improntA.
Tambi6n In cajls paxa o. =. 4
D<@4>%y<~D~, Is
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-17
Local Nes0s

Shetland floss in all colors at Nor
woods. Il
DIR. w. II. Wilson is visiting In
Galveston.
hpharlle wilkins refunded to Hous-
tdp yesterday.
Mechanical toys OF all kinde,
Reads drug store. "a
Prof. Jno. T.. Baldwin went 10 san
Antonio yesterday.
Harry Marwill - in Galveston at
tending the carnival.
Remember, Norwood's spot cash
red letter sale is now on. I'm
Tool chests, air rifes-kniyes for
the boys. Reads drug store. Il
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur jenkins are
visiting relatives in Houston.
The prettiest line Of china in sets
or pieces nj Reads drug store. 10
Car nice hulls on track. For sale
by Henry a Brogdon, phone 81. o
For sale-FurnIture and house
hold effects. w. n. Hartman, Jr. o
A feast for bargain hunters IL now
on at Norwood's spot cash red letter
sale. f.
sixty-eight tickets were sold for
che excursion 10 Galveston yester-
day via the II. a TIC.
ID. r. Suber has opened a meat
market next door 20 McGee's feed
store. Frst-class fresh meats. 10
The big Racket Store i offering
big bargains In mattings, floor OH
cloth and house furnishings for the
coming week.
Ralph Wallace Of Madison comfy,
was here yesterday after lumber 20
complete a res idence he Is building.
He says the roads are getting In good |
shape nearly all the way.
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All colors Of Shetland floss at Nor
woods. ~
Mrs. o. =. Buchanan has returned
from Beaumont.
Imported agate slop jar for ti.75
Cole Hardware Co. "a
ping Pong" sets, chatting dishes.
Reads drug store. IA
Pictures, statuary, flne perfumery,
etc. at Halls drug store. t3
Buy your toy dolls and holiday
goods at the Racket Store. 5
The clear weather gives some
promise Of brisk holiday trade.
Berry sets, fruit sets and fine china
Of all kinds at Halls drug store. Il
As usual the advertisers are get
ting the cream Of the holiday trade,
For Sale Two registered Jersey
cows, very cheap. Apply to NJ. ID.
Cole. 10
Dolls, doll carriages, doll beds,
furniture aud trunks. Reads drug
store. n
For Sale--i00O good post oak posts
Apply at my home in Bryan. ). NJ.
Derdcn. II
ID. W. Ford Of Hollis was In the
city yesterday and went TO the Is
laud city.
IL will pay you 10 buy from us what
you need before the Big Racket
Store closes. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam NJ. Winters and
Miss Crudg:ngton are attending the
sea wall carnival.
Buy you Perkins" turkey roast
er; saves the flavor OF the fowl.
Cole Hardware Co. IL
Franklin Bros. never sell their
market but they sell more good
meat than the rest combined. 8
An early visit to the big spot cash
red letter sale will convince you
that Norwood's Is the place 10
buy. ~
The shooting stick" has been put
under the ban Of the law along with
tho cannon cracker and the Roman
candle. No firing by platoons and
goes on Main street any
more.
Franklin Bros. two markets are
always well supplied with the best
the country affords, bought by skill
led and well-eNperienced buyers and |
handled with more care than you
will find elsewhere, 8
Notice.-People VINO have stock /
N the pound will please get re-
'eipt from the city secretary before
coming for them. / will not collect
money or let stock out without re-
ecipt. City Pound Keeper. 5
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J. W. skains is In the city.

j. w. Skains IA In the city.
NJ. l.. Moore went 10 Galveston
yesterday.
Mrs. l.. II. Tucker has furnishe /
rooms for rent. u
Positively no tickets will be made
during Norwood's red letter sale. 70
I Chas. Knoblauch and family re-
turned from San Antonio yesterday.
Footballs. hobby horses, veloci-
pedes and wagons. Reads drug
store. IL
David BriEzolari, Of Madisonville,
was here yesterday en- route to
Houston.
Spot cash bargains az Norwoodt.
No due cheeks or charges until after
Christmas. 10
Please do not ask for credit or
memorandum during NorwoOd's
red letter FAle. ~
Save money while you can and buy
your toys, dolls aud holiday goods at
the Racket store. 8
Mrs. r. NJ. Bradley has two rooms
10 let to gentlemen. Apply TO her
residence, near DR.. Howell's. ~
II undecided what 10 give your
husband for Christmas present.
call on US, we have IL. Cole Hard
ware Co. ~
Special low price on Celery at the
Star restaurant, tScittino building).
Large size punches, fresh aud crisp,
two for i5c, four for 25c. 10
The show window decorators are
doing some nice work. Bryan ia
away ahead OF most Of the smaller
cities on show windows and decora-
tors Of ability.
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Lao. N. SCHEDULE.

No. -Northbouud- Passen-
ger Leaves o.. .........i:2j p. m,
Makes close connection with main line
1. a q. n roing east aud vest
No. observation-disclosures
ger-Arrives. ........,. 7:l5 p. m,
Leaves next morningl... .sa. ma.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-17
HAT. G. SCHEDULE.

nos. aud are last trains, stopping
only atprincipal stations.