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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01
THE SECOND DAYS REIINION
Gen. Gordon Re- Elected Com
nlandcr and New Orleans Next
Place OF Meeting.

Gen. Gordon Re- Elected Conn
nandCr and New Orleans Next
Place OF Meeting.
The Confederate Veterans, reunion
III Dallas transacted important busi-
ness on the second day. Gen. John
Is. Gordon was reelected commander
OF the u. &. Y. by acclamation amid
The greatest enthusiasm. Gen. STEPHEN
ID. Lee was elected for the Amy of
The Tennessee; Gen. w. l.. Cabrll for
the Trans mississippi, and Gen. &.
Irvine Walker, of South Carolina, to
succeed the late Gen. Wade Hampton
as commander Of the Army of North
crn Virginia. New Orleans was select.
cd as the place for the next reunion.
The election of officers took place
unexpectedly at the close of the DAYS
session, and in each case The choice was
unanimous by rising vote.
When Gen. Gordon called The con-
vcntlon TO order in the morning, me-
moral services were held in honor of
the late Gen. Wade Hampton. Chap
lain General Jones delivered the nvO-
cation, and General Stephen ID. Lee
followed with an culogy OF the lament
cd Southern warrior and statesman.
From General Hampton the speaker
had received his commissions as 4 leu
tenant, lieutenant colonel and colo
mel OF artillery. His associations with
the famous soldier had bccn intimate
and there were tears in his eyes us he
spoke Of llampton's recent death.
General Gordon spoke br ely of the
dead soldier. "With his DEATH" said
the general, ga great light went out.
No; did say the light went out. The
light of such life can never go out
but Will burn forever, Il light to guide
our footsteps to the highest pinnacle of
glory.'
"Ncarcr, My God, to Thcc," was
then sung by the audience, following
which euogistic resolutions for General
Hampton were adopted.
When the afternoon meeting was
called to order Chairman J. Taylor
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01

~. "stN tt 'ilt lllllS
ms | thought almost
at deaths door. | was
confined to my house
and part Of the time
to my bed. ! had
taken gallons Of incal-
cine, but it only fed
the disease: Int | must
say that Golden Med
ical Discovery has
cured me, and day
I am StOl,tar than I
have been for twenty
years. I am now 10
three years old. Ha
taken In all twenty. Il
bottles Of Golden Med
Discovery besides two
three dozen walls Of
Picrcc's Pellets. but nc
take no medicine"
DR.. Piercc's Pie
ant Pellets cure c
stipation.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01
never crossed his doorstep on profes.
sional business but once.

never crossed his doorstep on nrofos
sional business but once.
The recent visit to Washington of
former United States Senator william,
A. Washburn brings to mind the fact
that his family is the only one that
ever had three brothers in Congress-
at the same time. They were Elihu
Is. Washburn, Of illinois, Cadwallader
Golden Washburn, of Wisconsin, and
Israel Washbu,n, of Maine. They arc
all brothers Of the former Senator
from Maine.
A Paris dispatch says that M. Cadet,
an oculist of Bordeaux, has been sue
ccssful III the treatment of cataract
without operations, by the application
OF baths of salicylate of soda. lie has
arrested the progress Of the cataract IN
numerous cases, and is sanguine of
success if the treatment is begun at
an early stage.
A new portrait of President Buchan-
an, painted by William Chase, of N New
York, has just been hung in the Green
Room at tho White House, and the
old portrait, which became discolored,
has bccu removed at the request of
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnson, President
Buchanan's niece, who replaced it with
the new likeness
Governor Frank White, of North
Dakota, has appointed Friday, May g.,
90 Arbor Day for the State, and espe-
cially recommends that can elm Tree
be lovingly planted and tenderly cared
for upon the ground Of every school
and public institution of the State in
memory of our martyred President,
William Mckinley"
In the Northern part of San Jose
County, California, and lanping over
San Mateo County, liz The so-calletl
Big Basin, bit of the primitive for
est. The exact area of the tract is
about 1900 acres. 1t contains ,ne
of the finest stretches of woodland
which remains in the State. The
characteristic tree is the great red.
wood. 1t has been proposed /, con-
vert the basin into a forest pres, rye
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01

Stratton, of the resolutions committee,
reported. Among the resolutions
adopted was oLc withdrawing the sup.
po1L OF alt Confederate Veterans from
Grant University, Tennessee, on ac-
count of an alleged disparaging arti-
Gle concerning the Southern women.
which, 1t was stated, had been made by
professor Of that university.
The resolutions called forth an clo-
qucnL ulhutc to Southern womanhood.
The report of the histol ical commit
tee, headed by Gen. Lee, was adopted.
IL recommends
l. The compilation Of material that
viii help the historian and the student
TO understand the civil war, ITS causes
and its results.
GO. The preparation of book for
collateral use and reference in schools
and Libraries.
"3. The preparation Of brief bi0gla-
phlcs and school histories that will do
justice to Southern leadership. South
crn character, Southern environment
and Southern development"
The greater part Of the report was
devoted to the consideration Of these
recommendations
n proposition TO change the Confcd-
crate Memorial Day from May &c to
Junc', The birthday of Jefferson Davis,
preclpiIalcd considerable discussion.
The present plan, which was liked
upon by Southern women and which
gives the States the right to set their
own State day, hal many supporters.
he resolutions were amended to fix
on June ), but to allow any State
dcs ming Il different date to take inui-
vidual action, and in this form were
passed.
The credentials committee reported
That 10I camps had paid their per
capita tax and wcr,' entitled to 2,252
votes. Seven hundred and forty-cicht
camps were reported in arrears. The
report Of the Davis monument commit
tee showed slow progress. 1t showed
that there was S3,1n0 on hand
and $4,000 more was needed. De-
partmcnt commanders were urged to
prosecute the work of collecting funds.
The work towards securing funds for
the proposed Southern womcn's mon
umcnt was also reported to be pro-
crossing slowly. The report appealed
to Southern chivalry to sec that this
monument should become fact.
The report of the committee on Bat.
tic Abbey, OF which Gen. Clement a.
Evans is chairman, consumed the rest
OF the tho afternoons session. IL was
very VOluminOns and was supplement-
cd by history of the movement even
more volumnous. The report showed
thai OF the 5000 900 necessary for the
reconstruction of the Museum tic
treasury now holds Sl7G ,OjG.
One OF the touching incidents of
thc day was thc presentation of Judge
John III. Reagan, the last survivor of
the Davis Cabinet, to the Veterans.
1T may be the last time for MANY
of us to see this venerable man. Ills
health is frajl and we ourselves arc
getting along in years. said Gen.
Gordon as he hali-supportcd The form
cr Postmaster General with his arm.
The whilc-halrcd survivor Of that his
torlc Cabinet bowed repeatedly, but
did not speak.
a vote Of thanks to VIM. II. Knaus.
OF Columbus, Ohio, was adopted. Mr..
knaus, at hls own expense, has erect
Ell monument to the Confederate
dead who arc buried at Columbus.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01
rlCKENS RAILROAD
j.: E. BoGus. President.

INIT n NDI.T No. q
BeH" Snpcrscdcs Time Table No Es
iccllvc 12:Ul A. NJ. , Feb. lst, 1901
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01
| INDUSTRIAL
AND GEN NERAL

President Roosevelt has decided
that the neutrality laws arc not viola
TED by the shipment of hores from
this country to South Africa.
During the past year tho Kaiser has
decorated no fewer than 2,I73 persons
with either star or a rbbOn--a
Glcatcr number than any wear since
Wilhelm | | asccndcd the throne.
Admiral Dewey has been invited to
Denver as a guest Of honor at a banquet
which the First Regiment Of the Colo
RADIO National Guard will give to Cen
cral Frederick Funston, commander of
tho department Of Colorado, on May | :,
the anniversary Of the battle of Ma
Mia Bay.
The muskct used by Major John
Buttrck at the North Bridge in Con-
cord, ON April 10, l775, has been pre-
scntcd by his two grcat-grandchldrcn
the only remaining members of the
family, to the State of Massachusetts,
and it il to be deposited in the State
House in Boston for permanent pres
ervation.
John SincoX, of Sterling, Kan, has
eleven children and iifty-one grand
children and grcat-grandchildrcn. In
his family there has been but one
death, that of his wife, in molc than
hlty years. lie never lost a child nor
IA srandch'ld and IN fifty years doctor
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01

urine scalds the flesh or if. when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
con'fol the passage. it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon it. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition Of the
Kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists. in fifty &vvEv
cent and one dollar f391l6FYghT T1 J::I"tsssss
sizes. You may have .iIi''{s;s
sample bottle by mail =sss klal. sssfftE1 f11
free, also pamphlet tell Homo Of swempRoo..
ing all about 1t. including many of the
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton. II. Y, be sure and
mention this paper.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01

and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that 1t IS not uncommon
tor a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01

it is not more sure than the dire punish
mcnt metcd ont to the man who abuses
his stomach. No man is stronger than
his stomach When the stomach is dis
cascd the whole body is weakened
DR.. IicrCc's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. 1t
cures diseases of other organs when it
cures the diseases OF the stomach, on
which the several organs depend for
nutrition and vitality.
"I would say in regard to your medicines
that I have been greatly benefited by them. "
writes Mr.. ]. $. BELL, of Lcando Van Burcn Co,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-09-06

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-09-06
Camping In Colorado

Is one Of the most delightful
and Inexpensive ways Ol spending
a vacation. A book with the
above title, containing full details
OF where TO 60, necessary camp
equipment, aud It's cost, either
purchased or rented, with fall snd
accurate Information for the in
experienced, is being prepared b.
by the Great Rock Island Route
and viii be sert free, with other
Colorado literature. on application
70 Il. W. Thompson A g r -
Topeka, kas. You will be as
tonished 70 and how cnoaply the
outing can be made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-09-06
THE CHlCKASHA
STKHM LAUNDRY
NOTICE

The Original Hampton Sand Pit
Is nov owned By ]. P. Nail.
Contractors and builders want
frg sand can get il by applying
10 ~. d. Boone, 3ls Ohio Street.
No one will be allowed 70 take
sand from this pit without q con
tract or AZ order.
J.P, Nail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-09-06
LOCAL NEWS


Dick Mckay. ibe ssal estate nau-
seat 10 Miaeo tAz Hosning o.
o1sia<ss
moke Saafa Aarril.a Cigar. ne
2rsest sad -ess 5 oeat cigar % the
a.ssel-
D. y. La-hey aad sos. Of Ckia-
homa Csiy, sPsnt Thur=csy sere
o. 51sines=-
M asd Mrs.. ,. K sfresaieder
Fers in from their farm l4st nigga.
she gurst Of Mr- .ad Mrs. w. F.
Graalee
In. Niles. lie Creme cigar
nan from St Louis. sss here yes-
sesday- The Express gives thanks
for favors reesissd
Miss Lire RaErzl, Of Inpsdanee,
No., arrived 10 our esty y~s.srdav.
Miss Fa-rsi j. the guest Of Major
aud Mrs. Wm.F. GranIe..
NJ. aui slrs. j. B. sparks re-
Iarned yesterday from their trip
70 salt lake. Their TN wedding
sas celebrated without then, af-
ter ALL
Chiekasha schools Eill start On
modern plans this fall and the
school board has celebrated lts
s.victory over ignorance ''-Guth-
ris Capital
AEdmore ciiy council has voted
Al lszne Of $1,000 Of bonds for
public Improvements. OF fAe
amount $50 900 viii Dc expended
for Naterworks-
The September term OF the
criminal court is IL session Il Mas
eogee. There are 800 cases Oh
The docket, three Of them being
murder cases.
Miss Zella Moore, = pleasant
young lady sho has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity during
the sumner started to Enid today.
where she will teach ia the pubilc
schools.
New goods arriving daily 81 the
Famous New silk and wool skirts.
new vaisiiDgs IN French hannels,
SObby styles, and many other new
goods too numerous 70 mention.
Jaekm4n & Lemon.
A rongh-iooking fellow threw
bis arm around the waiss Of re-
spectacle Cleo girl il He public
streets 4 fer days ago, and kissed
Der. he vas her brother. who
had just returned from the Kansas
harvest fields.
Vita each s1.OO parcaase at The
the Waite Swan Bakery you get
ticket which entities Jon to one
Of those beautiful s. 90 1sxz0
PIatinO Photos, al Mrs. West
brook s studio. n
The Oklahoma farmers son who
Is Old enough and has desire to
DO 50 will 70 to the college this
sInter. Il is an advantage that
bis father never had--but it may
spoil a good farmer to make a poor
lawyer in an Over-crowded court.
The federal grand jurIes at Vi
nita and Muskogee are expected
to turn things upside down in tie
Cherokee and Greek nations when
they begin investigating the sale
Of insoxicants this month. Ten
peTaoce organizations have em-
ployed detectives 10 procure evil
drnce-
Bill Mccoy. according to the
LaEton Enterprise. made love 10
a young lady of that town and BE-
cause she would not favor his suit
be stole her clothes and lefi her
pracucally naked At the Frisco
house. This is manifestation Of
love that Marshal Hawkins did
not approve, and be arrested him.
Resl estate mea, attorneys. land
ieasers and all others uho have
use for legal blanks Of any descrip 1
ion should remember that The
Express keeps . full lie Of these
very necessary and valuable docu
ments constantly on hand III
you need blanks Of any eescr1p
ton. come TO this olice and get
them Prices are always reason
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cages ; Weuiafeiten.
Snlan B.

Sn elmer 8onferens, tuelde
oieier Gage I'M WeiBen 6aule gu
Waibington itattfanb uno melAer
Der Yrdiioent Goplepelt, Der 8uns
o%esIenator SpDDner, straightforward
&oot uno Die GonareBmitalieber
6ua BON Soma, Operltreet BON Snz
oiana uno Sherman pDt1 Seem gprf
beiwDbnten, uurbe pereinbart, oaB
Der Brdiioent pdbrenb Der @abl=
fampaene i'm 6erbite 8eben balten
ioae. Der Braiioent miro i'm &ns
fang bes Spatiabres ben Siieen be-
reiien. Man elaubt, bas Die De-
mofraten infolQe ibrer grfldrungen
iiber ben gruit piele Stimmen ges
pinnen peroen. Gub ben &rieg
auf ben 8bilippinen meroen iie bel
ben ndhiten &ongreBpablen in ib=
rem Sntereiie ausbeuten. Der Br6=
lioent miro ueriuhen. auf bic Stim=
mune ourb feline Nnmeienbeit bel
perlbieoenen 8~erlammlunger ein5u=
tpirfen.
@us @aibinstptt ibreibt man:
Der Staatsiecretdr SAP iiberianbte
Dem Senat elm S9reiben, peldes
Die Wotbtpenoiafeit auseinanoerIebt,
Die ct. 2Duiier @eltausiteQuna BON
1903 auf 1904 su perl6ieben. Sez
nator Godrea lieB oas Sbreiben
nerleien uno brabte oann einen emit
iprebenoen 3uiab CUR permiIdten
@ioilsg epilignness8Orlaa elm.
Der Hepralentant Sten oou
0irginien lit geitorbeu. Der Sprea
der ernanrte cine Delegation, nell
die Der Beitattung oes 8eriturbenen
in 2pudbure, Ba., beiwobnen ioa.
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@eri@Smernna Der sunsesbauptftast

Set GINGER l3eit tuerbsn Blame fir Die geri66ne=
rlns Der Staot gsuibiuston entlporfen. Die Oanlit
beanftraetet &ommifdre baberl picle europdiI6e
Staote belu6t unO oas Geiultat ibrer l%lnteriu6uus
1T enter &eibe BON planen einpcrlei6t poroeu, pel6e
uniere 6auptitaot Su Der i96nFen etabt in Der g8elt
MAIDEN tperoen. Bel Der aisipabl elmer Gamilien=
ar5nei 1T es ieoOd lidt notbig, in Der gau5cn gselt
berum5uiu6en, oa 6oitetters 0taseu6ittsrs, Die be-
rdbmte amerifaniide Mebi5in. ats oas bette Sell
mittel a~nertannt 1T, wel6es glatur uno NiTeni6aft
berpor5ubringel i'm Stanoe uaren. gu ieineri Sire
bit bat es mebr als flnf5ig Sabre Der 6eilung bon
lolhen 9eioel, pie trantbaftem &opflpeb, petoauunqs=
leibei, Spspepiie, Nerbpiitat nno 3eber= un0 9tierea=
Yeidweroen.. Sails Sbr cine Mteoisin fir oieie Sell
ben braubt, 10 rnterlaBt nibt, oas gitters gu pro-
hiren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-06

Wanenferti9feit unterbriift, su ben
@epaltmitteln Der 5eimtlfe uno
BDsbeit, neil in ieoem unteroriidten
@elbDpfe Der Gergeltunestrieb mdbz
tig lebt. QIe grpberunesfrieee ciniz
lilirter 8Dlfer aegert untergepronetere
baben 81 lDlben S3enert eefiibrt.
Die Smperialiften baben ben Nus=
meg eefunben, ftd fur an 0as
ourb ben 6inmeis auf Die uSugung
bes Sbtdials" 81 enti9ulbigen.
9as 1T aber cine re6t pDblfeile
@ntlhulbigung, oent nidt bas
Sbidial mar es, ne(des bas atnert=
faniihe BDlf in cine Bplitif bineinz
eetrieben bat, melde ieiner WtiiliDn
unter ben GattDnen Der @rbe 10
%peltenfern itebt, ipnbern es mar Der
lelbe Observation-Disclosures tpe[=
der Die @nglanber in ibren Sbarb=
&riea in Suoafrifa bineineetrieben
bat!
Sn WalbingtDn fiiblt man in ben
leitenoen .&reiien lelbit ear5 eenau,
baB man fid NIT Der Bbilippinenz
BOlitif in cine bD1e Sadealie perz
rannt bat, aus Der man jebt pereebz
lib nab einem n@uspeg nit @brer""
ludt 9aau fomn1t nod Die letbiee
1ruft Srage, fir tpelbe bas En-
FAINT terrible Der republifant19en
Bartei, Der 8unoesienator Beoe=
ridge BON Snoiana, ieiner Bartei
fiir5li6 aub nod Die GerantpDrt=
li6feit aufaelaoen bat. inbem er hie
Fruits fed brauf lps pertbeioiete!
uno bas eeraoe iebt, tpD ieoer Gin
aelne am etgenen 2eibe, reip. Sup
pentopf, Die Spleen Der 9bdtigfeit bes
Sleiib : Iruits nit Ieinem ur1per=
lbdmten 2ebensmittel @u9er gu
Derlpiren befommt! Scr. 8eperibee
uno feline 9ruit=& eoe fDnnett fir Die
republifanilbe 8artei lei6t eben 10
DerbdngniBpDa perben, pie leiner
3eit Die bumrte Rum, Roma
nism and Rebellion &eoe bes
HeD. BurD1ro eS fir Die Wabl=
ausiihten 8laines murbe 8eoenz
fen bieier Nrt lbeinen es iibrieens
AUDI gu iein, melbe in bem Yrdit=
oenten &oDlepelt Die Nb5idt seitie=
ten, periDnli1 in Die &pnereBmab(s
fampagne bieles Spdtlpmmers uno
9erblts ein5uereifen /!
6atte man gebDfft, Biz gum 8e=
ginn oieier Champagne auf Die r8a=
cificirung Der Bbilippinen" permeilen
gu f0nnen, 10 lift aub biele 6pffnune
gu Waner-reip. gu Bfut = eetpurz
ben, benn auf Minoanap lit Die
Situation mittlermeile febr emit ee@
tpDroen. Wan barf nidt ~pereeilen,
Dab oieie iiolihite Snlel unter ber=
ielben Breite liegt, pie 8DrneD-allD
in ndhiter @dbe oes Nequators uro
nod Diele bunosrt Meilen ilblid
BON Wanila! Die flimatilben
Shmierigfeiten iino allo bort mod
ungleib grDBer als auf Der Noroz
Snlel 2u5Dn. Inter benz Datum
oes 5. Mai bat bas &rieesminiitez
RUM in @aibington Die Nabriht
BON einem aldnaenben Siege iiber
ben Sultan BON Bapatt, ueinen Der
sablreiden Morp : 6duptlinee auf
Wfinoanao", erbalten. uno Dbmubl
oieier Sieg ubne ieoe 8eoeutung
fir bic Intervening Ger Worps in
ibrer @eiammtbeit 1T, lautete Die
gerluitlifte, melbe General gbaffee
in 8erbinoun9 oamit beridten
muBte: l Offisier unb Z Mann ge,
fallen uno 4 Sffiaiere uno 81 Wan,
permunoet!
uno bas lit pabribeinlih nur Der
Infang nom apeiten &apitel. limb
eies arpeite &apitel beeann 4 Sabre
nab Dem 8eeinne bes erlten! @ie
piele &apitel miro Die n@elbidte
Der amerifaniiben Occupation Der
Bbilippinen" pobl nod baben?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-06
WHEAT TRUST.
Que q. Planned by Kans.. Farmsrs to
DO the specniafor.

Que a. Planned by Kanss. Fsrmsrs "a
DO the specuiasor
Kansas City. July 5.--Kansas farm
ers are TO be formed into a milling
trust to eliminate the middlemen, II
project being launched BY Walter
vf00sss: cs re western Cooperative
association Is successful In a circu-
lar letter just issued the farmers are
invited to attend conference at To-
peka on July 90 consider a plan TO
Organize a milling and grain shipping
Industry OF Kansas. including the
farmer producing the grain"
The call Is signed by G. u. Hoffman,
one OF the heaviest grain dealers In
Kansas, John W. Breidenthal. Walter
vrooman and other prominent Kan
sans.
we expect TO handle the fall output
OF wheat and 20 squeeze the speeula-
tor" said Mr.. vrooman, who has Just
returned from a trip through Kansas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-06

Csxa Near Utica.
Utica. N. Y. July 5.--on an electric
railroad near CloyesvilIe last night
there was a collision between two
cars crowded with passengers BY
which Is persons were killed ard 20
injured.
For n distance OF four miles north
OF Gloversyille. the Mountain Lake
railway. an electric road, connects
Gloversyillc with popular place OF
resort or picnic ground. As IL was
the Fourth OF July the car was crowd
cd with people coming home from the
grounds. At 1880 p. m. at a distance
OF about two and half miles north OF
CloversyiIIe. there was a collision be-
tween two cars. one bound north and
one bound south. They came togeth-
err head on with terrific velocity As
result fifteen persons were killed
outright AMI twenty-nine injured. the
latter more or less seriously.
AS II was a holiday there were
business men among those on the
cars. II IS impossible to set the name
at present.
city Recorder Frank c. Wood OF
Gioveraville had his back broken ana
Is In a very critical conditiot-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-07-06
]. w. BATS,
Real Estate Agent.
Have IN once the oni5 &C. ~ abstract
books Of BRACES county land titles.
FOR SALE.

South lalf Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About OF = and one-quarter acres
lear school Ouse i'm southeast part
Of town. Snail new cottage, tenant
house and v ell on premises. Price
$3.50.
Six rCon house and one lot OF
ground on ,st side Of town. Price
500.
Six room house and two lots OF
.round located four blocks from
Main street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
dang East front. Price $4,000.
Tetif;s easy.
75 feet front on Railroad steet out
OF Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
The Ed Pochila place; 2 lots aud
large two-story residence. Price
$500.
Also other city property