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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-28
A study of Dowfe.

John Swain, in October Century
Divested of his mantle and other Access
series Dowie Is. in fact, a Scotchman for
mer minister of the Congregational Church.
a faith healer, and the general overseer OF
the Christian Catholic Church in Zion John
a. a., Dow i owner and proprietorl Possess
three of these, and being the only example
we have yet had OF the fourth he is sus-
eeptlble OF ready analysis and examination.
he has long head for business, a canni-
ness that passes belief. and a bump OF
qulSitlVeneSs that recalls at once the fate
of Mark Twain's three Glasgow Jews. who
could not get car fare TO escape from Scot
land He has implicit. unquestioning faith
in God, tendency to believe that too large
a share Of this worlds good things cannot
toward finding the hand OF God in all that
pleases him and the unconquerable force
OF the adversary in all that does not. He
has piety that Is not cant, and a sincere
goodness when he is uncrossed) that wins
the love OF all who become intimate with
him. AS a faith healer he has a power
which, with the present slight understand
ing of such phenomena. approaches the
marvellous. ana which. by virtue OF hypno-
tsm. telepathy. or some subtle suggestion.
pain As head OF the Christian Catholic
Church in Zion OF Is as general overseer
that he is almost always referred To- by
his followers) he possesses the most auto
cratic power II Is possible 10 WELD In this
Republic. having absolute spiritual and
temporal sway over all who believe In him.
In his city Of Zion. which Is the capital OF
the world TO the ''Dowieites." he L. SUI
preme- Wherever adult male Dowieite
Is there Is vote 20 be cast as DOwie d.
reefs Wherever dollar is I'm the pocket
of Dowieite there Is 10 cents that belongs
by right 10 Dowie, and 80 cents more that
he can have II he really needs II. as he
often does Wherever the cross and crown
OF Zion are found there no alcoholic bever-
age or tobacco Is used. no pork or oysters
or drug Is consumed. no card game played.
no profanity is heard; for these things
Dowie. as general overseer, has tabooed
Moreover ne Is plain John A. Dowie. citizen
OF Illinois. very human man. and one well
worth studying and knowing
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In Country Lanes.

O country lanes, white-starred with bIoomi
Where wild things nestle, shy and sweet
Where all your waving grasses laugh
And part before my eager feet
Could forever dwell with you
Letting the mad old world rush by
And just be glad of wind and sun,
OF rocking nest and broodng sky!
How often. in the crowded streets
i dream of you, sweet country lane.
And feel once more your soft breeze soothe
Ny sordid breast and weary brain
Ever above the city's din,
Above the clink of yellow gold,
hear wild birds ringing call
i catch the scent of leafstrewn mold
Your grasses kiss my fevered cheek,
Your hawthorn drops her scented rain:
i a child again. and dream
That heaven bideS here, o fower-starred lane
The Criterion
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MODERN FABLES GEORGE ABE
The Modern Fable of How a Humble Be-
einner Moved from One Pinnacle TO Another
and Played the Entire Circuit. =. :. -. :.



and heard him called Judge thought that
he was on the Supreme Bench.
In the course OF Time he began t. crave
a Political Job. so he began to stump
around In the Interests Of the Machine.
He drove out TO District SchOol-Houses
with the American Eagle seated on the
Dash-Boa of his Buggy, and when he
got on the Platform he waved Old Glory
until both Arms gave out All OF which
went to prove that the Machine should be
kept in Power. After he had been spell
binding for a couple of Seasons Job
Printer conferred upon him the Title OF
Honorable. Every time there was a Jim
Crow Speaking then the Hon. James Henry
Cuff showed up with his Voice in Shawl
Strap and also a fine Assortment OF Plati-
tudes. When the Congressman wrote 10
him and asked him TO get the Jimpson
County Delegates into Line he always adj
dressed his letter TO The Hon. James Henry
Cuff and in the Course of Time Cuff began
to believe
But a prouder Distinction awaited him.
In view OF the fact that he had plugged for
the Regular Organization and delivered the
Goods at the State Convention, he was
made Colonel on the Governors Stan. IL
is the Duty of Colonel on the Governors
STAFF to ride on Pullman Car and take a
Ball every time he is touched on the Back.
Colonel Gun was a Dream when he got
into his s275 Uniform with the Gold Braid
rugged all over the Front. He wore q
Chapeau similar to the one worn by Ma
poleon at Austerlitz. but he had on the top
of it seven Tail-Feathers of the Loo-Loo
Bird, which rather laid over anything that
Napoleon ever wore. And when Col James
Henry Cuff, in his magnificent Regalia
and smoking 10-cent cigar. leaned back
in an Open Carriage drawn by White
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Miss George Hauck is visiting friends In
Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cursor Cox. of South Bend,
are guests of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Steel Atkins. of Spencer,
are guests Of friends
Mr.. Charles Deitz and daughters are Wis
iting friends In Indianapolis.
Miss Nellie Dugan is a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clark, in Danville.
Mrs Mary Davis is a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrid Davis in Muncie.
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis will visit
friends in Pittsboro this week
Miss Ida Powers is a guest OF Miss
George GLADDEN., in Olinvflle.
Mr.. and Mrs William Davis and family
visiting friends In Lebanon.
Misses Mamie and Julia Ford, of Indian
apolis. are guests of Miss Mary Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, of Carmel,
ere guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dellehunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Norris. of Danville,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stout.
Misses Cora and Sarah Ashton, of Indian
apeiss. are guests OF Miss Ethel Gambol.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hicks. OF Plainfield,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Joab Lamb
Mr. ard Mrs. Michael Dugan are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warrel in Ohnville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warner, of Peru,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Dugan.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hawkins are guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph King. OF Indianap-
oils. are guests of Mr. and Mrs p. s. Sing
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael DUNCAN entertained
a number OF friends last evening with
cinch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Groves. of Browns
burg. guests at Mr.. and Mrs Jessie
Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, Of Plain
field, are guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Joab
Lamb.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Davis. of Indianap-
oils, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs James
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick King and son
Michael are visiting relatives in Indian
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ryner, of Green's
burg, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Roberts.
Miss Ollie Perkins. OF indianapolis. is a
guests or her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Perkins.
ter Ella, OF Terre Haute, are guests Of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marley and family.
of Terre Haute, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foltz, OF Sabine,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stout
Thursday
Misses Madeline and Orva Percyman are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Quinn in
Indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Lenahan. OF Indian
apolis, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
King Wednesday.
Miss Nora Casserly and Miss Nellie Du-
gan were guests of Mrs. Flora Freeland in
Sabine last week.
Mr.. and Mrs William mclaughlin and
family have gone to Washington for per-
manent residence
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North Indianapolis.


The Rev. Stockbarger, of Ladoga, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Tyler is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Dietz, in Cincinnati.
Miss Ethel Ireland. of Champaign, ILL.,,
is the guest OF Miss Ethel Swan.
Mrs. ]. +. Owen is visiting relatives and
friends in Lowell and Crown Point, Ind.
Mrs. William Jones has returned from a
two weeks visit to her mother in South
port.
The Rev. c. Claude Travis and wife left
last week for their new home In South
Bend
Miss Lizzie burst, of Button who was
visiting Mrs. Byron Pryble, has returned
home.
Miss Josephine HandIey of Connersville,
who was visiting Mrs. William Lewis, has
returned
Mr. Calvin c. Hauser returned last week
from an extended visit to his daughter in
Auburn, Ind
Miss Katherine Campbell, of Loogootee,
who was visiting Mrs. o. w. Brooks. has
returned home.
Mr.. Herbert Downes of Franklin. who
returned home.
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs o. w. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, who are
visiting relatives in Monroe county, will
return home this week.
Mr.. Frank Terwillegar entertained the
members of the st. Paul's M. E. Church
Choral Association at the home of Mrs.
Washburn, I'LL Eugene street, last Monday
night.
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Henry Cuff was born to know all the
Brands of Human Greatness. Destiny had
put a Green Tag on him and nothing could
stop him.
When he was only eighteen years of age
he was elected Captain of Volunteer Fire
Department, which was a valuable Organi-
zation, only when there was a Fire no one
could find the Key to the House in which
they kept the Hand-Pump. But the Papers
began to speak of him as Captain Guff.
His Intimates called him Cap. After the
Hose Company disbanded his Title chung
to him, and 1t was generally believed that
he had been with Grant at Appomattox.
Not satisfied with a resounding Title for
which those in the Regular Army have to
struggle for Years, Captain Cuff began to
give Lessons on the Flute at so cents an
hour, and the first thing he knew he was
a real Professor, just the same as If he had
gone UP in Balloon or had some trained
Horses. Now, over at Harvard, where they
grow the English Accent, a Student must
grind through long Course and Fellow
ship and an Instructorship before he bios
SONS into simon-pure Professor. Which
only goes to show that the Real Boy can
gain by one stroke of Genius the Renown
for which the ordinary Skates must go
forth and Rustic.
James Henry Cuff. at the age of thirty.
was both a Captain and a Professor, but
his Unsuitable Ambition spurred him to go
out and gather other Laurels. So he ran
for Justice of the Peace, and was elected
the third time he ran because the other
Candidate pulled out. AS Magistrate he
became custodian of a Law-Book, a Check
er-Board and stack of Blank Affidavts.
Once every three months somebody
would levy on a Cow or threaten to As
sault, and then the Judge would get a
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Olfnvflle.

Miss Georgia Hauck is visiting friends
in Indianapolis.
Mr.. Samuel Wells, of Indianapolis, who
was visiting friends, has returned home.
Mr.. Roy Pitman, who has been visiting
friends, has returned to his home in Rush.
Vile.
Mr.. Harry Ford, of Michigan, was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Mary Shaw, last
week.
Misses Jeanette Myers and Bertha Lentz
have returned from a visit to friends in
Plainfeld.
Mr.. Clarence Clark has been appointed
one of the teachers at the Oaklandon
school for this winter.
Mrs. Virginia Cravens, of Mooresville
who was the guest of Mrs. Louise Todd
last week, has returned.
Mr.. Edward Hazelrigg and Mrs Mary
Ready, Of Flackville, who were guests of
their sister, Mrs. Vincent Miller, have re-
turned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-28
Would You BE Young AgainS

Would you be young again?
So would not l.
One tear to memory giv'n.
Onward I'd HE.
Lies dark flood forded Ger,
All but a rest on shore.
Say, would you plunge once more,
With home SO nigh?
If you might would you now
Retrace your way?
Wander through thorny wilds,
Faint and astray?
Nights gloomy watches fed,
Morning all blooming red,
Hopes smiles around US shed,
Heavenward-away.
Where are they gone, OF yore
Ny best delight?
Dear and more dear, tho now
Lost to my sight.
Where they rejoice to be-
There Is the land for me;
Fly, Time, fly speedily;
Come, Life and Light.
Lady Marine
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Haughvflle.

Mrs. Won Burg has been visiting relatives
In Cincinnati.
Mrs. Anna Turpin left this week to visit
her sister in Monticello, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Harmon and family
are visiting friends in Chicago.
Miss Georgia Richmond. of Lizton, is the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Ruby Richmond
NJ. and Mrs. Weaver. of Des Moines
Ia. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. F1delia
Gregg.
Mrs. Keen. who has been visiting friends
In Brownsburg for the past week. has re-
turned home.
Maple Circle. No. Z. L. "A. o. D.. will give
box social at Library Hall Wednesday
evening. Oct. /. Admission free Each
lady is requested 10 bring a small lunch.
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CIeruOnt.

Miss Mary Elliott is visiting relatives In
Greencastle.
Miss Ethel Tansel is visiting friends in
indianapolis.
Miss Katherine Todd will leave for Rush
Vile this week to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Messrs- Carl and Harry Miller have re-
turned from a visit TO friends in Plain
field.
Mr.. Lon Ross and wife, of West Indi-
annapolis. who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson Turpin, have returned.
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Irvington.

Mrs. Claude Sheaffer will go 10 Evansville
tuesday for several weeks visit.
Miss Carrie Howe returned THURSDAY
ON Boston after a few weeks visit
Miss Madge Kensler. of Connersville, Wis.,
led Mrs c. r. Stewart a few days last
week.
Mr. A. NJ. Hall. OF Springfield, ILL.,, visited
his brother. Mr.. Robert Hail. a few DAYS
last week.
Miss Charlotte Powell has returned from
Denver, Col. where she has been spending
the summer.
Mrs. j. W. Lapp. who was the guest of
Mrs r. r Moore. returned TO her home in
Iadoga Friday.
Mrs E. E Stroup. of Shelbyville, returned
home Friday after a weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Carl Loop.
Mr.. Amos Jones and family have removed
GO Chicago for permanent residence. Their
house on Washington street will be occu-
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before sending them to an old ladys home
on the plea that they are then Tighter to
hold and the postage is less" But the
old ladies are thus woefully defrauded, he
maintains, for they are too appreciative OF
odicals."
And there must Of verify be something
in the modern advertisements when men OF
lnseihgence and culture read them through
while contenting themselves with only the
headlines of the mornings news. The "ad'
has earned new place of late in popular
appreciation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-28

A team of Proud Parents had Son
named James Henry Cuff. On the day of
his Birth the Wind changed and blew in
another Direction. Apples fell off the Trees,
Chickens went to Roost at Midday. All
Nature seemed to have been given a Jolt
by the Portentous Event For James
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chance to operate his Craft. But he didn't
care so much about the income. so long as
lowed his Hair to grow into a long, grace
full Cow-Lick that kept falling into his
Eyes, and he looked at the Sidewalk medi-
tatively as he went over to the Grocery to
get his F'ine-Cut. Sometimes, when he was
far enough from Home, those who met him
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Suburban Social News
The Events of the Past Week Briefly Told.

pied by Mr.. Waterman and family. of Des
Moines. Ia.
]. W. Butterfeld. of Eikhart, returns
home to-day after weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Brown.
Miss Gertrude Butler returned Wednesday
from Sylvan Beach, Mich, where she has
been spending the summer.
DR.. A. r. Benton left Wednesday for
Lincoln. Neb., where he will visit his
daughter for several weeks.
Mrs. G. r. Stewart returned Wednesday
from Laporte, where she has been visiting
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Butler will give a re-
ception next Friday night for the students
and faculty of Butler College.
Miss Anna Stewart will return Tuesday
from Laporte, where she has been spend
ing several weeks with her aunt.
Miss Clara Mcintyre returned Friday
from Springfield, Mass. and will be with
Mrs. Elizabeth Howe this winter.
Mrs. Frank Stevenson has arrived from
Santa Cruz, Honduras, to visit her father,
Mr.. Charles Brouse, for several months.
Mrs Lon Burte will return tomorrow
from Rushville, where she has been visiting
her brother. Mr.. C. III. Gilbert. for two
weeks.
Miss Katharine Layman left last night
for New York where she will attend
Peebles-Thompson's School for Girls this
winter.
Mrs. T. c. Howe and children have re-
turned from Kokomo, where they have been
spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
f. Armstrong.
Mrs. Joel Norman entertained informally
Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. w. j. Dodge,
who is visiting Mrs. Frank W. Norton on
Downey avenue.
Professor and Mrs. Percy G. Burnett re-
turned Friday from Connecticut, where
they have been spending the summer. They
will be with Mrs. d. K. Carver this winter.
Professor and Mrs. Walter Kelley re-
turned Tuesday from Bradford, Mass,
where they have been spending the sum-
mer. They will occupy DR.. A. r. Benton's
house on Downey avenue this winter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
II. O. SCHEDULE.
Local NesvS

J. Il. Leonard was in town yester,
day.
Ping Pong" sets, chatting dishes
R6ad's drug store. II
NJ. Edwards OF MIllican was In
thSv tity yesterday.
House for rent January 1. Apply
90 Mrs. q. ID. Winter. n
Douglas friley is spending Christ
mas with his parents.
Pictures, statuary, fine perfumery
etc at Halls drug store. ~
Berry sets, fruit sets and fine china
OF ali kinds at Halls drug store. II
Sets of white and decorated China
sold In any size; see them nc Myers
"a
II. T.. Gentry and w. Z. Burkhal-
ter Of Wellborn were here yesterday.
Car of cotton seed bulls ON track
for sale quick, $3.50 per ton. X. NJ.
Nall. IL
Footballs, hobby horses, veloci-
pedes and wagons. Reads drug
store. II
Ed Pochila has reopened his sau-
sage stand at Chas. Vesmiroyski's
saloon. 10
Mrs. J. II. Royder and Mrs. ID.
Giles Of wellborn were here trading
yesterday.
We can please you In any kind OF
Christmas present. Don't delay.
Wilson a jenkins. "a
Miss Pet Montgomery has returned
from school at Huntsville 70 spend
Christmas.
For Sale Cheap.--One first-clAss
secondhand piano. Address post
office box No. 80, Bryan, Tex. 20
Jim Mcmillan and family Of
Thompson Greek left Sunday for
Roswell, New Mexico, TO make their
home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

Imported agate slop Jar for si.75
Cole Hardware Co. IL
Hot Rutter shears. razors and
pocket knives, all guaranteed a,
Myers. "a
w. Il. Walthall Is confined to his
home with a prolonged attack Of
slow fever.
Wanted.-Four or five-rOom house
near Main street. Address pOstOfiice
box No. 100. -
VIII Rogers has been able to be
out the past few days after several
weeks illness.
Ed Pochila, the boss sausage max
or, can be found az Vesmirovski's
saloon. IS
Farm lands 5 and miles from
Bryan, for sale or 10 exchange for
town property. T. j. Preston. IS
DIR. S. J. Emory Of Navasota was
here yesterday visiting his brother,
Or. u, W. Emory.
Try the Exchange shaving parlor,
no waiting-four expert workmen.
IS
Capt. ID. ID. Dawson brought the
Eagle some samples Of his second
crop Of pears grown on a LeConte
pear tree Ia his garden. THIS Is a
pretty good record for pear tree.
The holiday trade was excellent
yesterday. The weather was fine
and crowds thronged the streets all
day.
Parks a waldrop received by ex-
press on Monday morning from
New York n magnificent line OF
fine silk Mufiiers In solid black,
white and rich colored effects, Sc
lected expressly for holiday gifts.
Prices range from 10 cents 10 $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

Rev. G. A. Hooper, presiding elder
~ the Huntsville district. was here
Sunday and preached morning aud
night at the courthouse. He spoke
at some length about the important
work before the Bryan church the
coming year, aud Of the meeting Of
the Texas conference, which now
numbers ten presiding elders dis
tricts, In Bryan next fall.
Capt. Albert Jenkins Of the coast
artillery service, United states army,
stationed at Fishers Island, New
York, is at home 10 spend Christmas
with bis parents, Capt. and Mrs. q.
w. Jenkins, and other relatives.
The ladies Of the Free Baptist
church will conduct sale of fancy
articles, suitable for Christmas pres
ents, and also cake sale at &. n.
Holmes Bay Oyster Parlor Tuesday
Dec. %. IS
DIR. Claud Searcy. who Ia attend
ing the Texas Medical college at
Galveston, was in the city yesterday
en- route 10 bis home In Madison
county 10 spend the holidays.
DIR. ID. II. Clarke Of Schulenburg,
who was here prospecting few days
ago, will move to Bryan shortly with
his family. Dr. ClGfke Ia a young
physician Of high standing.
Miss Maybelle HOFFMAN, who has
been teaching la Brazoria county, IL
at home TO spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. A.
Hortman.
Two unfurnished rooms for rent 10
couple without children. Refer
ences exchanged. Apply at Ex-
change Shaving Parlor. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. r. >. Williams Of
Alleniarm and Miss Dot Williams OF
wellborn were here trading yester-
day.
Doll houses, doll furniture, toy
stores, fireworks, aud pretty things
OF every Kind for the boys aud girls
at Halls drug store. Is
Miss Alta Johnson returned 10
Itasca Sunday after visit TO DR..
John w. Johnson and family.
Just received fresh shipment Of
Huylcr's pure, delicious candies for
Christmas at McDougald's drug
store. 10
Office Rooms.-The two rooms In
Parker building, occupied by DR.. c.
NJ. Doss, for rent. Apply TO Burt
iiSl
Buy you perkins" turkey roast
pr: saves the flavor Of the fowl.
Cole Hardware Co. IL
The prettiest line OF china Ia sets
Or pieces at Reads drug store. IL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

Lucille Reed. ................ ~
/ Bette Dawson .................. 81
Mrs. Geo. r. Paul is visiting In
Calvert.
J. 5. Mooring visited Navasota
yesterday.
Rube Brogdon has returned from
Chicago.
Frank Myers has returned from
North Texas.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Tucker is visiting in
Grimes county.
Miss Emma Scott Of Tabor went
10 franklin yesterday.
Mrs. l.. w. Morris and son return
ed 10 Houston yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. w. Tubb Of Rose
bud are In the city.
Miss Candy OF wellborn was a yis-
itor TO the city yesterday.
No waiting-four expert workmen
at Dorsey & Belmont's Exchange
shaving parlor. 10
Mrs. II. h. Scale Of Benchley was
IN the city shopping yesterday.
Hugh Newland arrived yesterday
from Temple for a visit.
Col. II. J. White OF Mumford was
a yisitor 70 Bryan yesterday.
Herman Schramm of Kurten was
a caller at the Eagle Office yesterday.
Mrs. 5. ]. Balm and children ar
rived from Houston yesterday.
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1. q. ". SCHEDULE.

40. observation-disclosures
ger Leaves ....... .l.25 y. m.
lAskes close connection with main line
I. q. ". going east and west
No. observation-disclosures
ger-Arrives ......... 7:l5 p. m.
Leaves next morning) ....sa. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
Vote For the Doll.

Following Is .he vote In the Merry
Go-Round contest for the s7O0 doll
In Burt NorwoOd's show window: