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HORSES, CARR1AGEs-wANTED

WANTED-A SPAN OF HORSES, ABOUT 2, 500,
fitted for a bottling wagon: must be sound,
city broken and not over 6 years old; show
them at 1900 sd st NE. s.st5 s5sSsa5
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AUCTION SALES

o o 20 o o. o 70 o. q
GO TO THE AUCTION MART 70
buEssell or exchange nice household goods:
weSscl new goois i'll all grades III; to
The very, finest cheaper than any bo,Ise in :
the Vest - and AZ TIL st S. second
o floor. Tel. Main 800.
% o O 20 n .
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Observation-Disclosures

HAVE A GOOD BUGGY TO TRADE FOR HAY.
potatoes or fuel, at 2401 Lake Of Isles.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Continued.

4 BARGAIN IN NoRrHERN WISCONSIN
lands For sale--64o acres In Iron county:
and free from stone; partly iburred over; just
the land for cattle or sheep ranch and only
$250 per acre. Az Il. Conrad, COS Pabst
building. Milwaukee, Wis. S'gE$zSs
JOHN w. CROWS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Minden, PottawattOmie county, Iowa. Write
for circulars regarding same.
900 ACRES GRAZING AND FARMING
terms, Morton county, n. d.: several small
stock ranches cheap: $50 acres, two miles from
Napoleon. Logan county. n. d., a snap: 40 to
Mimi; also Itasca. Atikin, Cass and Kanabec
counties; best kind Of land: write for folder
and prices; agents wanted Good Homes Land
Co.,, $50 Guaranty building.
HAVE SEVERAL SPLENDID QUARTER SEC
tions in Clay and Norman counties, Minnesota,
away below yalEe. FOr particulars, d. j.
Reynolds. 3O2 Guaranty building. Minneapolis.
GENUINE BARGAINS! IN LARGE AND SMALL
tracts fine land near Winnipeg, Man. ID. J.
+ Reynolds, 3O2 Guaranty. Minneapolis.
$40, WORTH $40, oCToGENAR1AN FORE
neither gravel, stones, entirely fat; 60 bushels
!, corn crop, tame grasses: within city 4,0tsD.
tour blocks center, 80 minutes st. Paul: ex-
penses paid misrepresented. United States
Land Minneapolis.
FOR sALE-s5 PER ACRE, % 400 ACRES FINE
farm farm land north Of Indian Head, Assiniioia;
railway will run through this land next year,
being graded and rails laid part way now;
4 snap if taken at once. Address r. a.
Fox, ass Endicott building St. raul, alnn.
so0.ACRE STOCK FARM, BARRON COUNTY,
wisconsin,; clay soil; PASTURE hay. water,
buildings, fenced; SIG 50 acres, ST.; 100 acres
SO, and others. Walter V. Greene, Greene,
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LOST AND FOUND

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LOST AND FOUND SPECTACLEs CAN BE
left called for at Hirschy's. 40 Nicollet.
THEY ALL SAY IT'S PLEASURE TO WEAR
clothing that fits, wears and looks we'll. That g
what we SELL, A. Olson & Co.. 227 Nicollet av.
LosT-AN ENGLISH SETTER DOG WHITE
with black spots, 1S months old $40 reward
will be paid for his return to zoos BlaisdeI
LosT-A BLACK COCKER SPANIEL WITH
long chain attached, with collar; answers to
name Dick. Notify r.. e. Reynolds, 2737 Chi
cago aT -. 49,
FOUND-LARGE RED AND WHITE COW.
Owner please call at<28O0 Western av. &,
F0UND-BRINDLE AND WHITE BULLDOG,
weight SO pounds y Uwner call. prove property
and pay for keeping. 1903 Lake st.
LOsT-oNE-YEAR-oI OLD MASTIFF, UNDER Az
erage size; name collar. z. NJ. Holl. Color,
yellow and black. Return for; reward to DR..
Hol, :,O; Central av.
LosT-A MEDIUM SIZED CAMEO BROOCH;
finder can obtain reward by calling on w. r..
Kirkwood, Journal office.
LosT-sT. BERNARD PUP, s MONTHS OLD,
tan body. white neck and feet black and
white face. Answers to name of Car. Re-
ward at 2525 Chicago av
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NOTICE

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II 9Th ST s, OPPOSITE
Lumber Exchange. received most modern pat.
terms picture frame holdings oyals, portrait
frames 100 boxes all first quality French
glass. new oil paintings. novelties IN framed.
nj, pictures; headquarters for framing and SELF
commencing Dec. will keep open evenings:
open SATURDAY, evenings: get our prices. franz
% years.
q, YOUR WAY TO THE DEWEY STOP AND
win a turkey at the Prize Shooting Gallery.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC.


FOR isALE-THoRoUGHBRED WHITE VIVIAN.
dotte. white and brown -Leghorn fowl. Also
incubators, breeders and brooder- house. built
in sections. and Elmhurst heating stove; all in
good condition. 1850 Chicago av
FOR SALE-16 HEIFERs AND 6 STEERS, /
and years old: gentle driving pony 8
years old two ponies and years old; all
sound stock. Call afternoons. 4O0O Chicago.
FOR sALE-Two FRESH JERSEY cows AT
a bargain. 3119 Bryant S.
FRESH 5-YEAR, HIGH GRADE COW; EASY
and rich mlker; call tomorrow morning. 1907
18th S.
BIG FRESH DURHAM cow ExTRAoRDINA-
ry big mixer; three fine springers exchange
time; Jersey bull for service. 800 9th st s.
PAYING PROPOSITION TO OFFER PARTIES
to visit country towns and call farmers
experience not necessary. Ellis, Parker House,
1871 18th st S.
WANTED - ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN OVER
81 to represent reliable house fair salary in
Minnesota; light work; distribute: advertise;
advancement references Sef-addressed en-
velop, Manager WINNER 35S Dearborn, Chi
cagO., f-r.J ~. go. ~. ".
wANTED-THREE GOOD SOLICITORS FOR
newspaper cifculatfon; salary. Call, on l.. f.
Lands, New Dayton building, 7th and Nicollet
DfULL BLOOD JERSEY COW, THREE YEARS
old. and calf, cheap for cash. 1920 oliver av
n. Plymouth and Bloomington cur.
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Unimproved.
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST: ANTHONY
Park Walton Park, Rosedale Park, or for
bargains everywhere. send for maps, ETC., to
Edmond G. Walton. 300 Henncpin av.
FOR SALE - SOUTH A. FEET OF LOT 5,
block Al, Minnea polls. Submit offers to James
G. Young Land Company, %04 Guaranty Loan
building.
We HAVE A FEW LOTS IN VICINITY OF
Chicago av and Both ct, which can be had
at a bargain; you can save money by buying
now Gail at once, $40 Kasota building. Tay-
lor, Johnson Co g..
CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE MARKET, CHICAGO
av and 32d st; Elliot az and 32d st; Grand av
S and 132d ST. two lots; Bryant av and SD st;
have also special bargains in modern houses
l.. l.. Sutherland, real estate, loans, rentals
and insurance. 5O2 Oneida block.
FOR sALE-THREE CHOICE LOTS, 33d ST
and 5th av; all improvements but sewer; only
$1,000 sold for much more ten years ago; a
great. bargain.
/ Do you want real snap? Then just come
and make me an offer for 10 feet of beautiful
frontage; water, sidewalk, trees, fine neigh
borhood.
- win sell you choice stock in fine manufac-
turing business at great bargain; hundreds OF
fine FARMS. low prices, easy terms; lot on in
terurban line at rare bargain. >.
-! - A. HUMPHREYS,
H." ,504 New York Life Building.
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WANTED TO RENT
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT A NICE
furnished room in a private family, with mod
ern conveniences. 3l02, Journal.
YOUNG MAN AND WIFE, MO- CHILDREN,
want modern furnished fiat for. winter. Best
of references furnished and good care, guaran
teeed. 2551, Journal. -: r.. ~. IN. 3
WANDERERS ,:UNFURN1sHED ROOMS,
connecting, heated, IN modern house, for light
housekeeping. References exchanged r Ad
dress No.: SOB new Chamber of Commerce build
ing. OH -
SEVEN OR EIGHT-ROoM5 FLAT, DEC. i, OR
two unfurnished rooms, convenient to board.
Good location 29O9, Journal. a...-
LADY AND TWO DAUGHTERS WOULD LIKE
to take furnished fiat for the winter from par
49, ties who might wish to leave city during said
time. Best references. 3O96. Journal.
WANTED-TO RENT. THREE ROOMS, HEAT
ed furnished unfinished. Address 3OS4.
Journal. -s' 80 slsrs.l.4s u sl.
WANTED-DEsK ROOM I'm OFFICE BUILD
ing. Inquire room 145, Nicollet House.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, ROOM WITH
private family; within walking distapce Ad-
dress 5000. Journal : - =.
o HAVE you PROPERTY TO RENTa / Q
make speciality Of renting and taking care o
Of all kinds of property, managing estates, o
etc. Lean save you money. Walter T.. = .
Badger, 300 Oneida building. ~ Gs.sS 81 81
o o o o o o o Q o g g Q o Q o o Q
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Furnished, Houses.

A GoOD-SlZED, WELL-FURN1sHED HOUSE,
FOR RENT FOR THE, WINTER, coy SIX
furnished house. No. 2lo w 24th st.
WANTED-A NICE FAMILY: WITHOUT CHILL
dren to occupy modern house in the eighth
ward and take most OF the rent in board for
person. George b. Dartt; SU7 Phoenix
building. -x,t- s.,- - .
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MODERN HOUSE, JUST COMPLETED, 34l1
Park av. Inquire of owner, 3AO5 Park av, OF
COZ Hcnnepin.
81, 5o0--RooM COTTAGE, PARQUET FLOORS,
= city water rlarge dot walking distance: de-
,cided. bargain; :: this. week. Walker, 4o4 Cen
: tury building. :, =.
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FOR sALE-HALF SECTION, NEAR HANCOCK.
Stevens county, Mimi. go acres near Morris:
well improved. Will sell cheap to close out
2476 Journal.
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FINANCIAL,

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MONEY 10 LOAN, EASY TERMS; LOW
rates. David P. Jones Il Co., Oneida building
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
c-s~<>cc~C-@cScsc-cSc ~>>~~occNoo-~N~~~~
WE BUY DIAMONDS. OR TRADE FOR NEW;
we pay cash for old gold or make into new
jewelry. Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Wash. az $.
CASH PAID for all. kinds of household goods:
don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, %, "a and &c 9th st s. TEL 1893
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
~ for Pacing coast points, milking a big saw
should not fail to consult us. The Boyd Trans.
fer and Storage Co., 46 Sd st S. Fiji IN. "a
BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD,
traded or rented. Goodyear Book Co.. 31e Hen.
wANTED-oLD FUR COATS AND CLOTHING;
will pay highest cash price for Old fur coats.
+ j: s., ia Washington az n. Is. e
WANTED-A GOOD ,sEcoNo -HAND sTATIoN-
airy engine. from 4U tt % horsepower; state
3 make; and length of time used. 3O03, Journal
STATIONARY ENGINE, 80 10 40 HORSE
power. in good running condition. Name price.
314O.s Journal. ~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
II 1K1ud uav111M KoH1a aAvH
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-PARTNER WITH $4,000 TO Sc, 900,
to take interest in frst-claSs farm imple-
ment business, with or without services. Profits
this season amounted to 80 per cent ON invest
ment Must have more money to handle the
trade. None but those that give trst-class
references and meaning business need apply
Address c454 Journal
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-24
Sotith ern Pines. Nc.

X Our Stock Of stationary is the
prettist and most complete line we
have ever shown, Johnson S Pharmacy.
III Col. Ii. E. Mann, Of st. Paul, is
again the guest of G. E. Peck and
family, and will remain till it is
cold enough to seek the Sunny
shores of the Halifax river, at Day
tonia Fla.
You can get choice roasts of beef at
I2H cents at the City Market.
Dr.. ]. E. Judd has returned from
very successful business trip to
kaeford, and can now be found at
eia
his dental parlors on Broad street.
A large new stock of dolls at the
News Depot,
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LOCAL MENTION.
.:..:.*T%.t%

Nearly every inch of space on this
!. page has been contracted for If yor
want an ad you must act quick, fo1
there never was a better or more ef
fective way for reaching theey of the
public in this community.
Nunnally's delicious chocolates
fresh at Johnson Pharmacy.
A, %. Laufman and family arrived
to-day and will occupy their pretty
cottage on Ashe street.
Read t ad Of B. w. Leavitt and
if.you want to keep mp with tke hello!
folks, geta phone.
A good second hand organ orsa1e
alta very low price.. Apply at this
office.
Mrs. f. J. Fox and son E. w. Fox,
Of Meredith Village, New Hampshire,
are stopping at Sunny Side Home.
You will find the best apples iry
town at the City Marked. J
W. H. Lindsey, of Princetors4N. c.
with his family now occupy the
Hodgins cottrage On 8enneit l,:.si q street
fMGlhber we will takej your sub
scription for any magazine, book, OF
paper at the News Depot
Dr. c. F. Hildreth, Miss Gordon
and S. Stringer and family arrived
last night for the season
n Leave your orders for fish and
oysters at the City Market.
n Mrs. EmmasS. Leavitt, Of Quincy,
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. .Ei gene
Leavitt, and has been enjoying opr
splendid Fall weather. ~
Mrs. G. H. Sherwin, sister to Mrs. Z
H. @. Parker, with her two children.
arrived last night for the season. n
Thev will haze rootas at. the Bard COT
taoe I
pr;,ad u i, e,;asd u 49,, ard i,
.,
Nj. s.
n " i''i A = iis9 teiilsu ! - IS 20 l :
cottage whlcf 1 ~ hoW'tne 'oA's properly q
NeV' JONI rlreWts. 9s ~ z 55Visr2 - shs /
most comfortable cottages IN 6Qwfl afid
Iriei,sl 7 atker viii be at hoppe t@ hls
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

Wagner & Brandon are selling IS
inch black silk grenadine for soc. ii9
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Sanitary Inspection.

will make a complete and thor
ough inspection Of the town this
week, 10 ascertain its sanitary con-
dition. People are required to have
their alleys and premises clean and
free from communicating matter.
The habit OF throwing carcasses of
small animals and fowls into the al
leys or back lots is unlawful, and
must not be practiced. While men,
ton this specifically II Is by no means
the only thing requisite. Accumu-
lations Of all kinds must be- removed
or avoided, and clostets regularly
and frequently cleaned aud all other
well known means practiced 10 keep
the town I'm a good sanitary condi-
ton. Very respectfully,
w. n. Oliver,
i20 City Health officer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BRYAN
Succeeds the Merchants and Planters
National Bank.

Notice is hereby given that pursu.
ant TO an order Of the board Of direc-
tors OF the Merchants and Planters
bank said bank will pass from exist
ence on May 1, 1872, and will be sue
ceeded by an entirely new organiza-
tion 10 be known as the City Nation
al Bank Of Bryan, Texas. The City
National Bank Of Bryan has been
organized by the shareholders Of the
NJ. and 7. bank on capitalization Of
$4,000, and takes over and owns and
controls all the assets OF whatever
nature belonging TO the NJ. and n.
bank; and assumes all liabilities 10
depositors.
The officers Of the the City Nation
al Bank will b. Ed Hall, president;
G.. 5. Parker, vice-president; A. w.
Wilkerson, cashier The board Of
directors is composed Of J. w. En-
glish, NJ. ID. Cole, T.. III. Astin, Ed
Hall, A. w. Wilkerson, w. l.. Zulch
and G.. :. Parker.
The officers Of the new City Ma
tional Bank beg 10 assure their
friends and the public generally that
they are prepared TO take care Of all
business entrusted to them, and 10
extend every courtesy consistent
with safe aud conservative banking.
Ed Hall, President.
G.. ;. Parker, Nice-Pres.,
A. w. Wilkerson, Cashier.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

Because a base ball had fallen into
his yard. Abe Slupky. a politician OF
81. Louis. Mo-. shot Charles Pinckard
with his own revolver
George Jenkins. an architect OF
Bryan. Tex. died at Atlanta. Ca, OF
hydrophobla.
Christ SchillIng OF Northcup. Tex.
while crossing the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass track. was thrown from
his buggy and his neck broken.
Three houses belonging TO a farmer
near Longylew. Tex. were burned
Saturday night
over 900 deaths have occurred In
Manila from cholera.
william McCarty. a railroad brake
man, OF Lexington. KY. killed his wife.
Guy Sheridan OF Brady. Tex. was
killed by the accidental discharge OF
his gun.
Two brothers have been arrested In
Oklahoma for stealing a postoiiico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
HcKEY.

April 22.-We had another good
shower Wednesday, followed by
considerable hail which did som,
damage by beating down corn and
cotton.
Farmers are in good spirits this
week over the recent rains.
We have fire prospects for fruit
Health is tolerably good at pres.
ent.
Prof. Wheeless, Of franklin, has
been a visitor here this week.
Mr.. Tom Gloss, Of Cottonwood,
was here buying cattle Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Drummonds. Of Clair
mont, visited Mrs. McWhorter
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rhodes and little son Mar
shall, Of Cottonwood, were in our
vicinity last week.
Mr.. Tom Wheeless visited Edge
Thursday.
Mrs. Mansel visited Mrs. Whee-
less Thursday.
Mr.. A. B. sherrod, OF Payne's
Prairie, was a visitor here Sunday
evening.
Let's all 60 10 Cedar creek Fri
day, 25th, and make the picnic a
success. Johnnie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
Funeral Of George jenkins.

The funeral of Mr.. George Jenkins
was held from the Episcopal church
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Services were conducted by DR.. r.
G. Bittle OF College, and Rev. II. NJ
Green. All the business houses OF
the city were closed during the fu-
neral hour, and one Of the longest
funeral professions ever seen in
Bryan followed the remains 70
their last resting place. The floral
tributes were exceedingly beautiful.
The members Of the fire department
attended in "A body.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

Death has lately visited til
wellborn community and takel
from our midst one Of our oldes
and best citizens.
Mr.. p. N. Causey was born Ia
Georgia in 1910; was there mar
ried TO Miss Mary Taylor and cam'
TO Texas in 1871. About 1878 he
Joined the Methodist church al
this place, where he has lived Ia
the day Of his death, April II, '02.
His first wife having died. he was
married in 1898 to Mrs. Nj. Burk
halter who survives him. He also
leaves three children, Mrs. A. w.
Royder, Of Wellborn; l.. Causey,
Of Dallas, and Tom Causey, Of Al
ienfarm, all of whom attended him
in his last illness.
All who knew Mr. Causey will
remember him as a devoted hus-
band, a kind and indulgent father
and a jovial companion whose hos.
pitality was unbounded and whose
hand was never withheld from one
in need.
Impressive services were held at
the cemetery, a large crowd hav-
ing gathered there to pay the last
tribute Of respect to the dead.
The afiectionate sympathy Of
the entire community goes out TO
the bereaved ones. A Friend.
wellborn, Tex., April %, '02.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
TICKER HOUSE.

See the new line Of up-to-date belts
at Coulters's. li9
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

Looks like Dallas might have
managed 10 give the old veterans
a warm enough reception without
that big fire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
Advertised Letters.

LADIES GENTLEMEN.
Alcher, Minnie Allen, Willie
Bonner, Mona Andrews, Mate
Barnett, Mary 90 Andrews, Robt
Chemelski, Mettie Barker, George
Howard, NJ w Childress, w II
Medlock, Essie Center, James g
Marshall, Hettie Earls, Tom
Pelters, Eveline Johnson, Andrew
Prater, Joe Kuntz, Ciser
Woods, Hester Nixon, FL
Wells, Kate Parnell, Perry
Wallis, A NJ Richardson, Joe
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

A Texas editor tells how he first
courted his wife: when | first
went to see her, | showed a
timid heart; and even when
the light was low, We sat this
far apart.
but as our love grew warmer, we
learned the JOY of bliss, we knock
ed out all the spaces and sat up
closelikethis."
San Antonio Express.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

A Massachusetts, soldier. return
ed from the Philippines, says the
plans being used in those islands
for the subjugation of the natives
were borrowed from Weyler, Of
odious memory, in Cuba.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

A British general. now in Chi
cago, boasts tina, there Is no dan.
ger Of the shipment Of horses and
mules to South Africa being stop
ped because America is ruled by
the almighty dollar.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
Hotel Arrivals.


&C Brush, II II Adams, st Louis
c II Dessauer, J + Ausbry, Chicago
James Whites, Navasota; II. SHELL
ing, Hall Campbell, Houston; J S
Monkhouse. Galveston; Frank Old
ham, Waxahachie; Geo w Steiff,
Houston; Ned Keelen, Houston
Roderick Reed, Russell Palmer,
Houston; A II March, North Caro-
lima.
TUCKER HOUSE.
Chas Mooring, Huntsville; w +
Iceland, /. q G.. n; l. b League,
Houston; J II Marshall, G G Bruins,
Waco.
CENTRAL.
II Cox. Mumford; l. NJ Draper,
Cullmore; A p Blevins, Huntsville ;
+ Lancaster, Mart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
San Antonio Expire

The thousands Of visitors pour
ing into Texas from all quarters on
account of the Dallas reunion at.
fords a magnificent opportunity fol
advertising the resources Of the
state. Many of them are coming
to Texas expressly to find out
about the opportunities to secure
homes and make investments.
Hundreds Of them will not 90 to
Dallas at all but have taken ad.
vantage Of the low rates to visit
relatives or do a little prospecting,
and Texas will doubtless gain hun.
,'-sIls Of good citizens in conse.
4 visire'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23

FOR SALE-The J. J. Hanus prop
erty in the eastern part Of town. In
cludes three lots, two houses and
outhouses, garden, etc. Apply TO
Louis Hanus at Buchanan d Buch-
anan's. 1929
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-23
Horak, Franz

Above list Of letters remaining In
the Bryan posiofiice for the week
ending April q. 1902. A charge
Of one cent Is made on each piece Of
mail advertised. When calling for
these letters please say advertised"
and give date. TYLER HAswELL,
Postm aster
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16
Der StraRenbahn Streif.

OOnnsrtue Wittas tpurbs gum sriten
Wale felt m sbreren Mohen tpieber Elm
Strabenbabnpaeen burh Dpnamit be.
i&dbiat. nemli@ an Der @de BON MaIbs
ineton Abenue unb' gib Strabs. pai.
iaeiere ~befanbsn iid isine auf bemielben
unb au4 bic Gneefsqten entfamsn un.
uerlebt. Cine esbtudte Rarte, unter,
sei6net ,.Gomite, @entral 2abor Union"
iuel&e bas Bublitum eriudt. ni@t auf
ben Strobenbabntpaeen 3u fabrsn, est
rietb I'm eIeiden Gage in bic Sdnbe bes
General 8srpaIters Siqiman unb ct
dberaab fie ben 4npdIien Der Gompanie.
in Der abii&t, cine alaae fir 8slidp6.
runs ee8sn bic Gentral 2abor Union an.
iirensen iu Iafen.
Seitbem bat fid nidts nsues in Der
Stretfiituation ereienet uno beibe Sci,
ten DerbuIien ii8 rubie. Die 8abnwa.
sen Der Gompanie MAIDEN regelm6bige
5ubrten uuf beinabe uIen 2lnisn unb
tpie beren 8eamten bebauptsn. &c itlrt
Der Streit flr oieislbe nidt msbr. Ssbr
uieIe Der Sireifsr baben tsmpordr nnoere
9ei6dftisuns erbulten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16
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