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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Mrs. n c. Lamb OF Boone has received
word from her son. NJ. 9 Dale, m Can-
Cleveland. cal. The mine where the gold
has been found Is at Cloveland a prom
ises 70 give forth = great deal OF fine ore.
While Peter Them, who lives q few miles
southwest OF Carroll. was handling . re-
volver 4 dropped from his hands ana fell
e the no sr n ne re- ts stom y Sss qTassen Wound
e quite painful. but Il 4 thought ne WIN
recover.
only four tickets this year-republlcan,
democratic. prohibition and socialist This
looks like 2 misery remnant compared 4.
puts q tremendous responsibility upon The
latter two.
Il Is definitely decided that =. L. Boies,
son OF former Governor Horace Boiea. and
the ~latter's law partner, win be the nomi-
nee OF the democratic party Tor congress
vention viii be held at Dubuque. and It Is
understood that no other name VIII Pc pre-
scented. The date Of this convention is Sep
Mrs. Huldah Saunders died In Mount
Pleasant Ia aged s. years wa mar
Mount Pleasant in lSI, Il peing the nrst
seunty Mrs saunders mad resided N
rs been one OF ths earliest pioneers OF
The corn crop N Hamilton county. i
needed to make It much better than the
average Yield q hot enthusiastically
hot nishts-within the next month II Il
growing vigorously and caring well. but
warmer days and nights are necessary %
mature The crop before the fell frosts
this season OF the year and the hope for a
bis crop is well founded.
Fort Dodge Is all worked up over the
work Of q wholesale dos poisQner. A very
valuable pointer pup thlpped 20 Jim Black
/ from the New England states, was poisoned
nrst. Then a pet pug belonging 10 .Nnl
MancocE uncurled rs iellyrol tan and lay
beautiful n death. VIII Heaieys fox ter
Fler, a prise dos. was sent % dog heaven
By = mess OF polson- Other dogs not 50
\ valuable are being killed on. The resi-
| dents are much alarmed and large reward
have been offered for he apprehension OF
the culprit.
One Of the largest real estate tranaferl
nat Wa s.ss made IA leNs Sisy vas con.
chased the Leroy Rundell farm for N6-
oA The land - 10 Scott township, about
acres tract "A glance shows hat the land
brcusht 400 per acre a rate az which
nearly any farm in the state % Iowa corie
ba purchased M uon1hue has made sew.
eral other land Investments. and his proc.
pefty Indicates that h knows how much
land = WefA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
PIcKPoCKETS REAP A HARVEST
Grounds AZ Msnawa strewn with
Empty Purses as Result Of
Their Work.

The light fingered gentry q a har@
vest at the sham battle at AXE Manawa
Thursday night and daylight yesterday dis
closed the fact that the field was literally
strewn with rifed pocketbooks. Many who
managed TO get home with their pocket
books lost their watches.
Constable Albert picked up nineteen
pocketbooks which had been depleted OF
their contents and their owners can get
them by applying at Justice Bryant's ONCE.
Alongside the fence near the merry-go-
round an employe discovered eleven rihed
purses and pocketbooks, some Of which con-
tain papers. which will identify the owners.
On the grounds where the sham battle was
fought t~wenty-seven pocketbooks. all empty.
were picked up yesterday afternoon by
employees Of the company and others.
Conditions at Lake Manawa Thursday
night were exceedingly favorable for the
pickpockets and they took every advantage
of II. The night was dark and the people
were packed in dense crowds and the strug-
gle TO board the cars on the return trip
gave the light fingered gentry every OPP
~portunity to snatch not only pocketbooks.
but watches and other articles Of ieweiry.
James Palmer. employed In the local
Rock Island freight ONCE, mourns the loss
Of el7. p. D. Howse Of this city was touched
for SIS. while Railway Mail Clerk Lawson
Is poorer by $40 by reason OF his visit to
the lake. Mrs. A. H. Carter Of South First
street lost her ~pocketboOk containing nearly
500. which was snatched from her han as
she was boarding a car. A man named
Stewart. living on Park avenue, was another
victim Of the pickpockets. but the amount
Of his loss has not been reported. Few OF
the victims Of the pickpockets made their
losses known to the police, realizing that
so far as the recovery of the money was
concerned It would do little good.
Chris Muhrs of Treynor had his pocket
book. containing 81 In cash and a certificate
OF deposit for $50 stolen. Mrs. Crosby OF
Silver City had her chateialne satchei In
which was her pocketbook, snatched as she
was boarding a car. Her purse contained
only a small amount In silver.
n. y. Plumbing Co. tsispnoDs $50.
fYao anv noan an Ira RNofsm onna
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
Puck'n Dcmeatic soap 70 best for iauEory.
WRITES THE MAYOR FOR A WIFE
Omaha II PatroniHes the Council
Bluns Municipal AIatrI-
monial bureau

For the nrut time Mayor Morgan yeater-
day learned that he was In the matrl-
monial agency business on about the same
scale that Mayor Moores Of Omaha was
supposed 20 have been. Among the mayors
mail yesterday was q letter postmarked
omaha and signed by s. N, Tidd. who was
evidently under the impression that Mayor
Morgan could supply him with a wife. Tho
letter read;
Dear Sirf I seen an advertisement Ia an
Omaha paper about the First OF May Hiatt
Ing that you sttll had q few "'womens'
that would make good "wifes." II YOU
have come under your care please write
and let me know. ] I'm 40 years old and
prepared to support one. Please write
seon and let me know them.
The writer thoughtfully enclosed a
stamp for the reply and under the circum-
stances Mayor Morgan deemed Il only fair
TO answer the letter and inform Mr.. Tidd
that while he had been elected chief ex-
ecutive q a city OF $4,000 souls, he was
net . matrimonial agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
clsrk Cannot Locate him.

City Clerk Phillips. IN hie capacity Of
clerk Of the local Board Of Health. opened
. letter yesterday addressed TO the Hon
crahie Health omcer Of Council Bluffs.
"a. Tie istte4 proved 20 De from = pen-
sion attorney at Columbus. Kan, who de-
sired = certificate Of ths death OF James
". Lyons or James Lyons. who should
have died near the 'Brurey' northwest Of
.Council biuns." The writer states that
although I b hrurey' Il across the river.
there ooems to be no record OF HE death
n Omaha. The date Of the death Of the
ma ''who should have died hear the
hrarey" e not mentioned IN the letter
and Mr. Phillips was unable to and amona
his records Of the death Of any man Of the
name q Lyona.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Aug. 1b.-(speciai Tele-
gram.)-Mrs. NJ. I. Faux. formerly princi-
pal OF the Morning Side college. escaped
this afternoon from the Samaritan hospital.
where she was taken last night mentally de-
ranged. and after a long search by the po-
lice was Anally recaptured. Mrs. Faulk was
married a few years ago and her wages
went towards paying her husbands ex-
penses at the Sioux City Medical college.
she was refused recollection for this fall and,
It IL said. went to her husband at Spencer.
who told her ito shift for herself" She
returned to Sioux City and yesterday be-
came violently insane.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
BAPTIsTs NAME EXECUTIVES
Iowa Sunday schooI Association
Elect At Annual Meeting In
Iowa sails.

IOWA FALLS. Ia, Aug. 1B.-(specIai.)-
omeers Of the Iowa State Baptist Sunday
School assembly have just been elected here
as follows; President. G. r. Wood OF Cor
with; chancellor. J.. X Richardson OF Des
Moines; secretary. F. ". Smith Of Des
Molnes; treasurer. II. @. Miller OF IoWa
Falls. The board OF directors Is: Rev.
n. A. Carter Of Webster City. Rev. A. n.
!. J.. Powell Of Cedar Rapids. e. r. Cal
kins Of Iowa Falls.
The annual meeting which closes here to-
night has been the most successful one IN
the history Of the society. improvements
In the ChantauQua grounds will Be made
the coming year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
DeIerates to Prison oonEress.

PIERRE. s. D.. Aug. 15.-Cspecial)-
Governor Herreid has selected as delegates
to the National Prison congress. TO meet
In Philadelphia. September Is to IT: J. d.
LAWN. Aberdeen; Jacob schnaidt. Menno;
George W. Kingsbury, Yankton; d. G.
Thomas. Waterfowl; W. e. Upton. Ar
mour; o. s. swenson. Sioux Falls; s. Z.
Young. P~lankinton; W. B sherrard. Sioux
Falls. winona II. Lyons, Sioux Falls; Mark
H. cowan. Iroquois; Jane =. Waldron.
Fort Pierre.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
NEWS OF INTEREST IRON IOWA.

tion Of the county taking care Of himself
and wife for the remainder Of their lives,
applied IN the district court yesterday to
be permitted to sign the deed for his wife.
who Il an inmate OF the insane ward Of
81. Demands hospital. Cunningham Is 70
years OF age and being unable to take care
Of himself any longer has been placed IN
81. Bernard's hospital az a county charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

The delegation from 81. Paul. MINI. iuhi-
liant a. its success IN capturing the rsunion
Of the National Army % the Philippines
FER 1898. marched last evening 10 the H.
llnois Central depot. headed b. McFadden's
drum corps and q airing Of banners reach
ing acroas the street on which were In
scribed. 81. Paul, 1905 This miniature
parade. practically the last event a. the re-
union. attracted considerable atteation and
tne Qele8atlQn Nu1 nrarpn7 VhVpFvN - -
vas 70 the depot
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

WATERLOO. Ia. Aug. i5.-(speeial.)-
The courts OF the county will nav a
chance to dispose Of a case that ~rightfuily
comes under the ancient blue laws whereby
men were laid liable to imprisonment for
debt. David Orrl has asked damages Of
Peter Rushferoig. proprietor Of a clothing
orrl wed an account and when he
did not meet the obligation he was ar
rested and confined in jail for one hour.
for which he asks S505.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
BOY TRAIN ROBBERS FolLED
Two YOuthfuI Desperadoes Attempt
to Hold Up Rock Island, but
Are Captured.

WATERLOO, Ia. Aug. 15.-(special Teie-
gram.l-Unaided. Frank Randell Of Dixon,
I'LL, and Joseph Powell Of Kentucky at
tempted to hold up the Rock Island train,
northbound, this morning at 10 o'clock be-
tween his city and washburn. The engi-
neer was too quick for the robbers and,
throwing open the throttle. ran to this city,
where sheriff Law and a posse went back
on A special train and arrested the men,
who we're heavily. armed. They offered no
resistance. They are youthful and are ey-
identity victims Of cheap novels
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
brakeman nun over and Killed.

AMEs. Ia. Aug. B.-(special.)-This
morning at 1870 O'Clock while freight train
No. ss1 was switching cars into the yards
Paul Rockabrand. head brakeman. fell under
the cars and the wheels passed over his
chest, death ensuing Immediately. Just
how the accident occurred is not known.
When found be was dead. The train was
in charge OF Conductor Bellanty. The
wheels passed over both arms above one
elbow and below the other. The remains
will be taken to Clinton for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

NDIANoLA. Ia. Aug. 1b.-(special.)-
Former State Senator W. H. Berry had
his left arm broken early this morning
while inspecting the new building OF the
Conservatory Of Music al Simpson college.
Senator Berry was walking about at the
building. which Is not yet finished. when he
slipped and was thrown heavily to the
ground. breaking his left arm a short dis
tancs above thc wrist. He was badly
bruised by the fall. and also suffered s
slight cash across the face.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
German YounE People Elect.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia. Aug. 15.-(SpeclalD
The convention Of the Young Peoples
alliance of the German Evangelical church
OF Iowa has closed. The following ofncers
were elected: President. Rev. L. F. Smith,
Hampton; vice president. Rev. S. N. Reep,
Hartley. recording secretary. Miss Tusie
zellhoefer. Waterloo; corresponding sec
rotary. Miss Viola Knoche. Cedar Falls;
treasurer. George Gruener. Des Moines;
superintendent Of junior work. Miss Mary
Hieber. Cedar Falls. The annual camp
meeting of the church follows the conven-
tion and lasts over Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
wind and Rain strike Iowa Town,
U~prooting Trees ana Assra-
waiting FiOed.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia. Aug. l~6.--tspsciaI
Telegram.)-A dTenching rain accompanied
by an extremely hard wind passed over thia
section last night. Between 3 and 4 inches
Of water fell. Trees all over the city were
torn up and outbuildings overturned. Corn
Il badly down and In places hattened to ths
ground. saa p
Boone river IL booming, being three
feet higher than yesterday. All lowlands
are flooded.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
sturEis Firs Chief named.

sruRoIs. 5 D. aug. ih-lspeeisll-Al
a meeting o. AuU oset6~ 49,
held AZ It's pariora last night, Fred A. WI
lard was reelected chief and Henry 4,
Perkins treasurer. Ths secretary Of the
board Of the city IL always secretary Of the
nrs dspartment. Tvs assistant chiefs are
% b appointed by ns CHIEF
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

SILVER CITY. Ia. Aus. 16-tspecial.l-
W. TunnIson. proprietor Of the Revere
hotel az this place. made an unsuccessful
attempt AZ suicide at An early hour this
morning BY cutting himself on the wrist
with q piece Of glass. No cause Il known
for the act. but ii Is thought his mind is
slightly unbalanced.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
cana vioeim Of Vicious DOS.

FORT DODGE. Ia. Aug. lS.-(speoial)-
A little son Of Leroy Pooler. living near
Fort Dodge. was frightfuily mangled about
the face by the bites Of a vicious dog today.
The little fellows face was mutilated until
Il was almost unacceptable. The dog
has been tied up and viii be watched for
sifns OF hydrophobia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
wooamsn orwanine Lo~sroIinE.

WATERLOO. Ia. Aus. N.-lspecial)-
The Woodmsn OF the world held a meet
ing here yesterday and organized the Los
Rolling Association q Central lo~a Ihsy
arraneed for another meeting 20 be held
here next month. There were delegates
from a dozen Iowa cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

FORT DODGE. Ia. Aus. B.-(spseial.)-
J. N. Prouty has nled = petition In . suit
for 5000 against Webster county. Prouty
elelaaa tba anannnf nauad A. due him for
services rendered IN securing the payment
to the county Of s9.sfs.15 Of swamp land
indemnity. Tue county uttered INTO = con-
tract with Q. o. Bailey Al - p. FULLER
TO 40 this work. ana Pfouty elaimr that an
right under these contracts are nov vested
n him County oneinls stats that both
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
Keep clean. Use PueKs Msesanis's soap
Davis sells paints.



James Q. 0eist. whose legal residence is
ssumed by the commissioners for the
insaae 70 be at West Point, Nob. waa COM
ing 10 st. Bernard's hospital yesterday for
observation. Complaint vas filed By his wife
who alleged that her husband had become
mentally deranged over religion. Ara.
0elst was formerly Mrs. NJ T.
James. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 4. Hin. ii2s Fifth avenue this
city, She was married to 0eist in this
city August s. 1891 and they shortly after
moved 70 onawa. Ia. 70 1--we. Some months
age 0eist left. saying be was going TO
Denver and Mrs Geist returned 10 her
parents IN this city. Geist returned from
Denver Thursday and his actions were such
that MFs. Geist md her parents had him
arrested on . charge Of insanity. 0sist Il
- years o. age-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

IOWA FALLS. Ia. Aug. 16.-tspeciai.)-
Henry Snyder OF Alden is reported to
have been badly injured at a meeting Of the
Maccabee lodge in that place last evening
The report that Snyder was injured during
initiation iH denied by members OF the order
from this place who attended the meeting
and the statement is cited that Snyder is
commander Of the new lodge and assisted
in the initiation OF the candidates.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
cuts Through Jan roof

DIES MONIES. Ia. Aug 1b.-Albert Bee
low. accused Of attempted assault on his "
daughter. broke jan at Focahantas early
today by cutting through the roof. Gilbert
Blood broke out Of the same jail in exactly
the sam manner two weeks ago. Blood
hounds are on Bellows trail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

DAINTY SUMMER GIRLS USE cUT1CURA SOAP assisted by
~ CUTICURA for preserving, purifying and beauti-
flying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands, for initaions Of the skin, heat
rashes, tan, sunbun, bites and sings Of insects, lameness and soreness
incidental to outdoor sports, for snaive, antteptc cleansing, and for
all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery.
kz-Auch that all should know about the skin, scalp, and hair is told in
the circular with CUrIoURA soar.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Prouty and Fuller claim the money due
from the county, and say that the real
question involved IL 70 whom the money
should be paid. Prouty is a well known
attorney Of Humboldt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

These transfers were nlsd yesterday n
the abstract. title and loan once Of j. W.
Squire. ioi Pearl street;
Fanny n rev 20 Leon wood. lot
and "a lot block 4 Huns ada.
State Savings bank Of Council alu1a
20 N. r. ] Morris, lots ! aud
unQelee sohdiv. q outlet r John
Ichnaon'a add. " .....-......... l4l
Caroline Test Hchref 20 Louisa Feaer-
heken, lQt1 - and Ia block 4 CraN-
william A. Sales 20 william etueVe.
lot = Audilofa uohdiv. Of sex nwh
Nu 81
lots ! aud q Auditors subdiV. o. SCI
nWA f-ff-tA ". ds.-,..-............. An
nv tEan.lers lolal........r,,..,..slas
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

mo executive COMMITTEES Of oltilsns n
charge Of the entertainment Of The re-
union o. the National Society. Army OF the
Philippines. viii meet Monday morninr a
n o'clock AZ headquarters ~ the Grand
hotel a which It h requested that all per-
sons having hills against the COMMITTEES
VIII present them. Those 20 wishing can
present their bills beforehand 10 II. w.
Binder q TIE committee
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
WEBSTER CITY STORM STRUCK

Use any soap 50 is Puok's soap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-06
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.


W j Moore, Myers; J + Astin,
Roger Astin, Numford; A II Wells,
Beaumont; Sam Tubb, Covington
Morris Sterne, Galveston; Geo r.
Tabor, Austin; Gus A Bruck, Chica-
go; q p Olmstead, Il q y; II Err
win Waxahachie: + II Signor, / 4
q n; A n March North Carolina; S
III Simpson, Houston.
TUCKER HOUSE.
J III White, Wixon; Adam
Hendrickson, aud wife. Dallas; J G.
Bell, ID $ Wilson, New York;
Milton Clapp I & @ n; q Polmstead
Houston; John Wiley, Bethel;
Ounce Adams, w Hole; w Il Grant.
Ledbetter, J G Hare, Kansas City
CENTRAL.
f g Lollins, Tabor; $ Brown,
Dallas; Mrs l. Kehoe, Otto; J
Meyer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-06
A NOTED OcULlsT.

DR.. A. II. Wells, of the Medico.
Optical Co., of Beaumont. is stop
ping at the Exchange hotel for one
week-until April 18th.
DR.. Wells is located at Beau
mont and is not a travelling opti-
cian." He is a graduate Of Colum.
bia University, aud comes Of a
family Of specialists, in bis chosen
profession, his father having been
an eminent optical specialist.
DR.. Wells offers consultation free
until Wednesday. See him at the
Exchange hotel. Hours S to $3.50;
II TO 1880; 4 to $50. los
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-06
MadlsonviIIe Matters.

The crop prospect was never bet
ter in Madison county this time OF
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Conner OF
Bryan have been visiting Mr.. Con.
nor's parents at Conner for a
couple Of weeks.
We were told while in Bryan
that the FIRST and most important
thing we would have in our town
would be All up-to-date lumber
yard. The party that told US said
he would be here with the stock at
the proper time.
II. G. Rhodes of Bryan told the
Meteor man while in Bryan last
week that he knew Of a deal on foot
in which jacksonville would be
the winner. TWAS that Madison
vile would soon have an ice plant.
Capt. Geo. w. Smith, the well
known and popular cotton buyer
of Bryan, and who is favorably
known to the cotton raisers OF
Madison, Grimes and Leon counties
told the Meteor man, while in
Bryan last week, that he would be
the first to have cotton buyer in
jacksonville when the railroad
reaches here.-Madisonville Me.
Leor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-06
DanSbv & Dansby
Phone ia
Phone ia

A boys shoe that wears like iron
for ti.S5 at Coulter's. DIV
Prot. r. G. Rollins Of Tabor, was in
the city yesterday.
silk Crepe de Chenes" selling at
s9c at Wagner a Brandon's.
DIR. Geo. Il. Tabor and wife were In
the city yesterday from Austin.
500 aud Sl.25 Satin Foulards only
Soc at Wagner 4 Brandon's.
For Sale-Second hand brick. APP
ply at McCorquodale's stable. lO7
Mrs. Homer Stephenson Of Saint
Louis is a guest at the home Of Capt.
Geo. w. Smith.
Plain Taifeta silks Ia all colors
only Csc AZ Wagner 4 Brandon's.
Have you seen that 80 inch war
ranted Tafieta only 81 at Wagner 4
Brandon's,
You will find the prettiest and
most appropriate wedding presents
at Caldwell's. 100
Mrs. Nathaniel Colyer left for
Houston yesterday to join her hus-
band. They expect to make their
home there.
Black, white, gray, navy and
brown brilliantines. The SIC kind
for Csc at Wagner Il Brandon's.
For Sale-Two cottages adjoining
my residence on the west side. APP
ply TO Mrs. r. p. wooten. 100
p. II. Arlington was here yester-
day and took two men down 10 MILL
can where the county road gang is
now at work.
Drs. Cole, Scott a Roberts will re-
main in Bryan three CO. days, April
!. s and 9. 100
A sweeping reduction In silk aud
satin Foulards nc Wagner q Bran
don's.
SILK stripe Grenadines in black |
aud colors only 3sc at Wagner a
Brandon's.
LoST-A brooch set with pearls.
reward for return 10 this
office. los
silk ginghams in pain or figured
iormer price isc and 5sc, now selling
" 3sc at Wagner q Brandon's.
J. II. White Of wixon on yestor-
lay received from Sherman fine
1ear-old past Poland China sow
800 pounds.
For Sale-Three good milch COWS
resh in milk and cheap. r, S.
'iinter. los
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-06

About the Growth. Prosperity and 70.
inre Of Bryan.

From the jacksonville Meteor.
The editor OF the Meteor was in
Bryan last week. He nosed around
among the people some. and found
out few things-facts ,hat the
people Of Madison county should
know.
Bryan, you know is good town,
and ranks among the most pro.
gressive in the State. Through the
lndomitaGle energy and persever.
ance Of her people she has drawn
for years a magnificent trade from
a wide scope Of country, has Sc
cured another railroad, email
manufacturing enterprises, fine
schools, all modern public con.
veniences and the best county or
district fair in the State. Riding
over town we noticed fully half a
hundred new buildings going up,
neat cottage homes, fine residences
and large brick business houses.
The International * Great North.
ern railroad will make that city
division point and build a round
house there. There is not the
slightest danger Of the town going
backward or her progress even
being arrested.
No sordid or selfish motives ac-
tuate the business people OF that
city, as is evidenced by Che fact
that on every hand we heard
nothing but words Of congratula-
ton for old Madison county on her
good fortune in securing a railroad.
county, they say, has done
much towards MAXIM Bryan the
fine little city that she is, and they
are magnanimous enough to say
that she deserves the road and
they do not envy her, but APP
preciate 10 the fullest extent what
she has done for them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Joe Wren Of lola Is in the city.
1000 yds be lawn ut Coulters. DIV
T. f. Shaw was In The city yester-
day.
Best lamp chimneys &c at Coul-
ter's. DIV
Lum Holden OF Tabor, was here
yesterday.
House for rent near L. 4 G.. y. de-
pot. Apply TO &. A. Adams. los
u. r. Hawkins returned to Marlin
yesterday.
100 pes Of 25c mercerized Madras
selling at i5c at wagner& Brandon's
NJ. b. Lowrie was here from Nava-
sofa yesterday.
Special value In bleach Counter
panes at Coulter's. DIV
Capt. Bob Hudspeth was In the
city yesterday.
Wagner a Brandon are selling
Neva Innings at l5c
Mrs. w. II. Nall left yesterda, to
visit at Kountze.
Zoe silk and satin Foulards now Csc
at Wagner a Brandon's.
Mrs. II. V. Kernole is visiting In
Navasota.
A nice line Of ladies' white shirt
waists at Coulter's $50. DIV
Mrs. A. p. Wilson returned from
Houston yesterday.
All isc satin Poulards will 20 this
week for Doc nj Wagner 4 Brandon's
See our beautiful lines OF Bric-a-
brac, china, vases, etc, before buy
ing. Wilson Il jenkins. IO7