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Middletown transcript., 1902-03-29
AWAITED DEATH ON BRIDGE

As an unknown man was walking over
the single track bridge of the P, w. & B,
railroad over the ausquehanna river near
Perryville, on Wednesday evening,
about 6 o'clock, a fast mail train entered
the other end of the structure. The
stranger heard the warning whistle, but
was unable to reach the bank because of
the wind, which was blowing terrific
gale. He knew it meant certain death to
jump into the river, SO he calmly lay
down fiat between the two rails, hoping
the train would pass over him without
injury. Before the train could be stopped
it had passed over the prostrate form and
ground it to pieces, which fell into the
river. The identity of the man may
never be known.
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A Ennd Thino
ELLEN ORR.


German Syrup is the special prescrip-
ton of DIR. A. Boschee, celebrated Ger
man Physician, and is acknowledged to
be one of the most fortunate discoveries
in Medicine. 1t quickly cures Coughs,
Colds and all Lung troubles Of the sever
est nature, removing, as it does, the
cause of the affection and leaving the
parts in strong and healthy condition.
1t is not an experimental medicine. but
has stood the test of years, giving salts
faction in every case, which its rapidly
increasing sale every season confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually. Bos-
chee's German Syrup was introduced IN
the United States in 1868, and is now
sold in every town and village in the
civilized world. Three doses will relieve
any ordinary cough. Price 25 cents. For
sale by ]. S. & w. Lattomus, Townsend,
Del. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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MARYLAND NOTES

Poultry thieves are operating in the
First district near Earleville.
Frank Hurn, of EIkton, was painfully
injured by falling upon an iron spike.
Miss Estella Van Dusan, assistant at the
Cecil County High School, has resigned,
While at work in his barn near Liberty
Grove, J. Harvey Hindman, farmer,
dropped dead.
Professor Walter Flint, of Maine, has
been appointed chief electrical engineer
at Jacob Tome Institute,
Nominations for a president and two
members of Elkton's City Council will
be made at meeting to be held March
3lst.
The mortgage of So, 500 upon the manse
of the Elkton Presbyterian Chnrch, re-
Gently paid off, was burned on Wednes-
day.
Twenty shares of the capital stock of
the Citizens National Bank, of Havre de
GRACE, held by the late Judge Frederick
Stump, were sold on Saturday at public
sale to Joseph Coudon, of Perryville, for
$1,000
Mrs, Anna Retta Shivery, one of
Cecil County's Oldest residents, is dead at
the age of 9S. Mrs. Shivery is survived
by three children, "a grandchildren, 20
great-grandehildren and two great-great-
grandchildren.
Joseph Hedrick, OF Hartford County,
was awarded verdict Of 81 900 by jury
in Circuit Court for Cecil County in his
suit for $4,000 against the Conowingo
Bridge Company. While crossing the
bridge lie was run into, thrown and
injured by bicycle.
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LOCAL NOTES

The fish have not been so plentiful in
streams about Wilmington for the last
ten years.
Sixty-three conductors and motormen
of Wilmington City Railway Company
were presented with Bibles by the Della
| ware Bible Society.
Little Ethel Willis fell into Brandy.
wine River, at Wilmington, but was
rescued by 14-year-oid Vernon Baldwin.
Reuben Willis, of Newark, was injured
Monday by falling timber on the Penn.
sylvania Railroad bridge across the Sus-
quehanna River.
Wilmington police are looking fol
Edward Levy, recently released from the
| workhouse, suspected of taking satchel
from train near Newport.
The Wilmington Press Club has for.
warded to Bishop Coleman, of the Epis.
copal Diocese, letter of sympathy over
the death of Mrs. Coleman.
DIR. A. E. johnson, of Wilmington,
has clock 1876 years old, once the prop-
erty of President Monroe, which, in spite
of its great age, keeps good time.
The New Castle County Levy Court
have decided to netify tax collectors that
they must settle by April 18th, or pro-
ceedings will be taken against them.
According to the statement of Bishop
John J. Monaghan, the collection for or
phans in the Roman Catholic Diocese OF
Wilmington during the year amounted
to $6,516.16
The Church Club of Delaware has
elected Charles E. Dubell, president;
David 7. Marvel and John R. Lambson,
yice-presidents, and Francis G. DUPONT,
secretary and treasurer.
A burglar entered the room of Rev
George L. Wolfe, pastor of the First
Methodist Protestant Church, Whining
ten, at his boarding house on East Thir-
teenth street, but was frightened away
before securing anything.
At the fair of the Wilmington Bicycle
Club, which ended on Saturday night.
Fred Holt, of the West End Reading
Room basketball team and the Whining
ton professional team, won the diamond
ring given the most popular basketball
player.
The Atlas Dredging Company has asked
the Levy Court to widen the bridge at
Newport SO their dredging machine could
go through. No action was taken, but
one member of the Court said it would be
cheaper for the county to pay the COM
pany the loss it would sustain than to
widen the bridge.
L. D. Tuft road foreman of engines of
the Delaware Division of the Pennsyl-
yai.ia Railroad Company, has been pre-
sented with a gold-headed cane of COM
his transfer from the lodge of
the Rrotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
nesrs of Philadelphia to the lodge in
Wilmington.
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"rHr TRIBUNE rARMER."

A strictly up-to-date farm jour
nal Of 20 pages, issued every
Thursday-maie absolutely for
farmers and their families. Every
department of agricultural in
dustry is covered by special
contributors who are leaders in
their lines, and the paper is in
every sense an enterprising and
high class journal. Sample copies
can be had by calling at The
TRANSCRIPT Office.
THE TRANSCRIPT and
TRIBUNE FARMER
$l.25 per year.
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PrizA 0malat

A young Dover couple recently enjoyed
an egg omelet for breakfast that cost So. so.
G. Gordon Massey purchased quantity
of fancy eggs for which he paid so cents
each. They were delivered in the owners
absence, and Mrs. Massey, thinking that
they had been sent by some friend, pre-
pared five of them for breakfast After
the meal was over Mrs. Massey spoke
of the kindness of some friends in re-
membering them, and her husband was
dismayed to learn that he had eaten his
fancy stock.
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STATE AND MARYLAND NEWS
Powellyille, H. B. Kelso.
Princess Anne, /. G. Fosnocht.
.nnanticn q L. Martin

Powellville, H. B. Kelso.
Princess Anne, /. G. Fosnocht.
Quantico, O. L. Martin.
Riverside Supply, ]. s. Bozman.
Roxanna, ]. f. Graham.
st. Peters. NJ. D. Nutter.
Salisbury, G. A. Hill.
SelbyviIle, F. N. Faulkner.
sharptown, E. H. Miller
Smiths Island Supply, W. R. Gwinn
Snow Hill, Aloysius Green.
Somerset, G. R. Neese.
Stockton, ]. F. Anderson.
Tangier, w. w. Sharp.
Westover, F. X. Moore.
Whitesville, F. R. Van Dyke.
Annamessex (supply.) ]. W. Colona.
Asbury, 7. E. Terry.
Berlin, H. 6. Budd.
Bethel, D. H. Willis.
Bishopyille, Milton McCann.
Cape Charles, Edwin Gardner.
Chincoteague, G. G. Senser.
Crisfeld, S. M. Pilchard.
Crowentown (supply) Baynard Wheat
ley,
DeImar, q. H. Webster.
Deals Island, F. F. Carpenter.
Fairmount, R. T. Coursey.
Frankford, Asbury Burke.
Fruitland, C. H. Williams.
Girdle Tree, J. A. Brewington.
Gumboro, G. W. Hastings.
Hollands Island, E. N. Cantwell..
Laurel, H. G. Turner.
Mardella Springs Supply, w. F. At
kinson.
Marion Supply, W. E. Matthews.
Millsboro, ]. E. Gallagher.
Mt. Pleasant, F. ]. Cochran.
Mt. Vernon, ]. W. Gray.
Nanticoks, E. H. Derrickson.
Newark, w. R. Hirons.
0nancock, ]. P. 0utten.
Parsonburg, D. F. McFaul.
Pocomoke, F. G. McSorley.
The RevsDr. F. B. Short was confirmed
as general secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A.
and made a member of St. Paul's guar
terly conference,
The Domestic Mission Board was ap-
pointed as follows: R. H. Adams, w. H.
Hukill, ]. A. Arters, G. G. Moore, E. G.
Atkins, James A. Carroll, F. C. McSor-
ley, ]. R. McAllen.
Church Extension Board-C. s. Baker,
J. D. Kemp, E. c. MacNichol, ]. NJ. Reid,
B. F. Jones, w. F. Corkran, G. L. Har-
lesty, ]. H. Beauchamp, B. B. Maloney,
D. E. Clarke, Robert Watt, T. A. H.
0'Brien, ]. W. Easley, H. G. Browne.
3. NJ. Fisher, T. E. Martindale, I. G.
G. G. Senser, ]. A. Ellis, W.
J. Townsend.
Conference Board of Examiners-The
Revs. Stengle, Northrup, Hurst, Koons.
Sutter, Wyatt, Harris, Turner, White,
Hill, Green, Anderson, Tallsy, Collins,
Easley, Townsend, peVinish, Beauchamp,
and Stephenson.
w. 7. Lewis is transferred to this Con-
erence from the Troy Conference, and
Dr.. Woodall to the Troy Conference.
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r. ,xo.h.ra In this Town

Children who are delicate, feverish and
cross will get immediate relief from
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chill
dren. They cleanse the stomach. act on
the liver, making sickly child strong
and healthy. A certain cure for worms.
Sold BY all druggists, 25c. Sample FREE.
address, Allen 8. 0lmsted, I,eHoy, n. x.
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Dragged Three Niles Over Ties

William Gibson, of. Baltimore, in order
to get ride placed plank on the truck
of a freight car before leaving Oak View.
Before Wilmington was reached the
plank fell out and Gibson was dragged
beneath the car for three miles, being
discovered at East Junction. The flesh
had been worn off his feet, but it is be-
lieyed he will recover.
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:. var u.;nv xlleni. rOot-Eass !

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, appwder. Itcures Corns, Bunions,
Painful, smarting, Hot. swollenfeet. At
all Druggists and Shoe Stores, 25c.
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SALISBURY DISTRICT

Presiding Elder, T. E. Martindale.
Pocomoke Circuit Supply, J. N. Coll
lins
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THE TRAsscR1pr andi
The TRIBUNE FARMER,
SIPS per year.
Middletown transcript., 1902-03-29

subscribc for TIE TrasscRlrz.
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ROOn0 by superior workmen low in price the loves
..-S All meW work fully guaranteed,
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REMOVAL
NOTICE!

We have removed from
the Corner of Broad and
Lake Streets to the Cor
ner of Main and Cass
Streets, where we will
be pleased to see all our
former patrons. We
solicit a share of the
public patronage. Look
for our announcement
in these columns next
week,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The electrical workers. who struei
IN New Orleans. La. have won ~
strike. getting an increase from Sc
20 $500 per day.
Frank I.arklns. a fruit grower neal
Denis0n. Tex. made $500 on one acr,
OF black raspberrieA
c. W Gray. living near Granger
Tex. While temporary insane. kliled
his daughter and himself
Trinity county. Tex. went dry BY Z
small majority.
James surraii. a i3-year-old boy o,
Waco. Tex. was thrown from a pony
and his skull crushed lie died Ia 4
tew hours afterwards
The Thermometer AZ ArdmOre. 4 r..
Saturday registered 81 degrees In the
shade
Tully r. Cornlck. a lawyer. formerly
OF Texas. died az Knoxville. Tenn.
after a Ions iliscss
A Mexican named Pedro Alvarez vas
given twelve years AZ Gonzales. Tex.
for criminal assault
Navarro county. Texas. frst two new
bales OF cottuh arrived ~ CufaicanN
within two hours % each other. One
was sold Tor Is and the other Tor
2 cents
Lee Newton. a negro. vas lynrhef
near Magnolia. Ark. attempted AZ
sauit
Denison. Tex. has been visited By a
swarm % graashoppcrn that came from
the ncrt..
The Alhambra hazel AZ Ailanta. Ca. |
was destroyed By hre. Two persons
we're injured b. Jumping from The Gee.
ond story.
The gravc dirErrs % Chicago. ~.
have ggne on = strike Cor an increase
D, WageA
Nev Torh City h roing % ware var
,n the mosquitoes By putting on 10
ne siagnant ponds
Steve walion. q negro ~ kasfln
Ten. has been ARRESTED. charged sta
'riminal assault on 4 Ehife eomAn
The los from the aoot 10 vcienuan
'ouny. Texas. is sitl1aiei a. tit1eo
Cofsirans. Tex. l. te hars aea
ompfess, uhich 40 b. 10 o9eratoa
y sssL t.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

Austin, Aug. 4. Captain W. NJ
Brown Of this city "a dead. Captala
Brown was a virginian and was gradn
ated from Washington and university.
He served in the Confederate army.
engaged In business In Texas shortly
after the war and was elected control.
Ter in 1851 He has held various posi-.
tons OF trust and a. the time Of his
death occupied a desk Ia the control.
ler's department. Captain Brown mar.
ried Miss Din Of this city. who sur.
wives him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

| t4nrsnttan fsifed - Meet - H<tf<
On s~rs. 10 sssh
Dallas Aug f-Tha rOmmeffle
club ~ Ds.iaa and lhs toaniy eotnml
sloners ~ Dallas county have taken
the lnitlaiory step toward better rusis
IN me state. The following appeal
hns been cent oufs
THE question 81 eood public hlrh
ways n orr ~ transeenasnfal IMPORT
ance % the agricultural and commof
ciai interests o. TeHaa. IN rainy
weather. when the farmer can not
work me soii he couid. with god
roads a. his marketing. while a. Il 4
now. he 10 imprisoned ~ Impaaaabss
highways To remedy this syll. entail
ing unknown loss 10 Texas. fho Dal
Las Commercial club and the county
commissioners u Dallas county deem
u advisable % hold q good roads con
veniion IN Dalias r. which the eoyer
nor of the state. members OF both
branches o. the Legislature. county
judges and commissioners and al 9th.
er persons Interested In good public
Highways be and are hereby invited.
said convention Ia be held. Sept. 20.
next. when because u the stats fair.
special rates can be- obtained from
points anywhere in Texas.
Hon. James Wilson. secretary Of
the United States department of az.
riculture. who takes a very deep IN. |
terest In good Highways manufactur.
ers OF road machinery and others /
throughout the country. especially IN.
terested In the matter Of good roads.
viii be invited 10 be present. and give
the public the benefit Of the lnforma
lion.
The press throughout the state IA
respectfully requested 10 publish this
,all and use its influence % make 1,
effective"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

Manila. Aug. f.-whIIe eholera "a
decreasing In Manila. the reports re-
eelycd from the provinces show q large
number OF cases and deaths Last Sat
urday thefe were sos cases and SIS
deaths from cholera In the provinces.
Since the outbreak OF the epidemic
there has been throughout the archi-
peiago a total a y. eos cases OF cholera
and ls.i05 deaths II IL believed that
many cases were not reported. and the
total number Of causes IL estimated a.
5000. Forty-eight Americans aud 10
Europeans have died In Manila slncs
the outbreak
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

The ladies OF the Baptist church
will serve cream and cake at the
residence % Mrs. Henry Rohds
Wednesday afternoon Aug. 9Th. from
6to $50 o'clock. One for IS cts. ? for
soe's. Everybody invited. 80
Dr. David =. Houston. president
of the A. and NJ. college. arrived
from Austin Sunday night.
Madame Rose and Madame Mary
Ignatius. of the rrsullne convent.
went 10 Galveston yesterday.
Prof. n. Ness returned from
Wootan Wells yesterday.
Charlie HIlI arrived from Borden
county yesterday.
Rsv.I.z.r. Morris, Of ~ Worth.
j. IN the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05
Local WesvS

Pack Ward is visiting In san An
| tonic.
WIN Winter went to Marlin yes
Nv.
'ide Mum went TO San Antonio
ssfsFday.
- Wanted-Position In office OF clerk
ship. 30 ChAncie Kern0le.
Miss Fannie Patterson is visiting
IN Houston.
l.. J. Cox left yesterday for Waco
and Whitney.
John 5. Williamson left for st.
Louis Sunday.
Chas. n. Williamson went TO
Houston Sunday.
Miss Mary Lincoln arrived from
Louisiana yesterday.
G. A. Harris left yesterday for
Houston and San Antonio.
DR.. II. n. Wilson Of Kurten was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
J. c. Allen left yesterday for an
extended visit TO Pine Bluff. Ark.
Joe Wren. OF lola, called on the
Eagle while in the city yesterday.
Mrs. r. II. Harrison and children
returned from Benchley yesterday.
Mrs. w. w. Porter and children,
o. Houston, are guests of Mrs. Har-
bers.
Squire Quinn and O. A. Sanders,
Of lola, We're visitors to the city yes
terday.
Two ilrst-class family buggy horses
for sale. Apply at Majors Bros. |
stable. 2ii.
+. y. Dickey, of st. Louis. was
the guest Of c. n. Williamson sun
cay.
Mrs. John +. Cole Of Hampstead is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boxley
Cole.
Conductor Branch and family re-
turned Sunday, after visiting In Pal
estine.
Mrs. $. d. Reynolds. of Bastrop, is
Che guest OF her mother, Mrs. Mar
rs. II. o. Allen Is spending the
mcr with relatives in Middle
pessee.
y. Beck, OF Corsicana, passed
gh the city yesterday enroute r
fornia. 4
phone 2i2 for all kinds OF BIZ
pairs. All work guaranteed. b
Earl Beard. A
Rosa Linden % Hampstead
Miss Jacquette Ryplnsky Of New d
x are guests OF Miss Alberta \
Ish.
pvdist and pupils OF the
ttvu Sunday school are re
e ait,. o meet at the courthouse .,
- ,rnOon at o'clock sharp To :,
N body the LAYING Of the !
tone of the new church.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

Council Bluffs. Ia. Aug. "a -
we're storm which passed over south.
western Iowa Sunday did considerable
damage to crops In the eastern part cf
Pottawatomie and Western Cass coun.
ties. A strip OF country several miles
vide was visited by hail and the corn
crop was entirely ruined.
At Avoca lightning struck an eisva-
tor belonging 10 the Des Molnes Ele-
yator company. and Il was destroyed.
The loss Is estimated AZ $50. 200 on the
building and the grain that II contain
ed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

Three Of Them We're SoIemnired Or
Sunday.

Su9o1y.
Three weddings took place Sun
day at or near lola in north Grimes
county. Mr. W. 4. Wren Of Br, :
an and Mrs. o. G. Camp were
married at Enon church, near lola,
Rev. Richard Guerrant officiating.
Elder II. +. Kelly and Miss Ethel
Woods we're married at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Woods, by Elder NJ. r.
Kelly OF Bryan, cousin OF the
groom. The EAGLE could not learn
the names ofthe contracting parties
in the third wedding, out under
stands It was duly solemnized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wren returned 10
Bryan Sunday afternoon and are
at home to their friends. They
are well known aud popular and
have received many hearty con.
CALCULATIONS. Mrs. Wren former.
IL made her home in Bryan and
friends are glad TO welcome her
again.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05
Town Lot Sale at Penelope.

The next sale Of lots on the line Of
the /. 4 q. y. will he ut Penelope. In
Hill county, ten miles north Of Lee
rov. August ~. The I. 4 q. y. will
make the same rate from Bryan 10
Penelope--s2.0O for the round trip
as was MADE 10 Leroy. Tickets will
bee nn sale for trains arriving nc Pen.
e'ope on the morning of August "A.
Limit, August ~. DIFF
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05
Fun Fun Eunl

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will have a "Tacky Party" for the
Friday August eighth at
Mrs. Jim webb's. from 5:SD 10 :. Ad-
mission Is cents or two for a quarter.
Prizes to be given. Come and hiring
the children. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05
Tir- IN . k-a,.sly T~~n

Lancaster. Ky. Aug. i-Tae IIots
Garrard. the operahouse. W. 4. Ar
holds livery stable. with nine horse,
and twelve vehicles Burnett a Co.'S
shoe aud clothing establishment. ant
T. p, Brisbie's drug store. were burned
here Sunday. The loss IL about SO.
COO; insurance. $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05
Repor,sfrom tbs praxo. ho,,om :.

Reportsfrom the Braxos bottom are
to the effect that cotton was entirely
covered by the water Is dead. That
which was not entirely covered ia
some cases Is dead as high up Nc the
water went. and In other eases II II
not, and there seems 10 De a chance
for Il TO put out and make part of n
crop.
X. NJ. Conner went 10 Houston last
Friday TO organize the South Texas
division OF the Southern Product Co.
an organization Of the superinten-
dents and buyers OF the Round Lap
bale system. Mr.. Conner was elected
treasurer Of the organization.
The board OF directors Of the A. A
M. College are In session 10 fill the
vacancies occasioned by designations
and attend TO other kasiness matters.
They will likely be az College day
or two longer.
Ed Gleason returned 10 Dallas
Sunday, after looking over his plan
near Mumford. He says the
ain did not come in tine for his
/ h potatoes, but he is going to try
them again.
The members OF the Bryan Light
Guard are requested to meet at the
armory Tuesday night, August =. at
$3.50 O'Clock, bringing with them all I
uniforms, arms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS. I
J. III. weeden, OF Steep Hollow, 1
was Ia the city yesterday and stated /
that his little sons, who were recent
ly bitten by a water mocaasin, are
now all right.
w. r. Cammack, who has been
here some time with the Wells
Fargo Express company. went 10
Hearne yesterday as transfer agent.
The cornerstone Of the Methodist
church Will be laid this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. All are cordially IN
rited by the pastor to be present.
Mr.. John Pinder and wife Of Lake
La. are visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. ID. A. Hortman. Mrs. Pindor is !
sister Of Mrs. Hortman.
The Bryan and wheelock baseball !
cams will playa game at the bar /
'ecue in Hudspeth's pasture Thurs d
lay, August Z.
Mr.. y. ;. Buckhaults Of Edge
allied on the Eagle yesterday. Mr.
is preparing TO run his I
in this year.
Good meats sold for cash aud free Il
elivery are the inducements offered !
y the city market. John W. Hicks, =
'rop. 30 =
Is. +. Mcmillan, representing the l.
CART Il O'Connor Co.. was la the
Ity yesterday and gave the Eagle
all.
Misses. Ada and Lucy Board have "
'turhed from Rockport, aud tie :,
'rmer is now visiting In Waco. "
DR.. Long treats all diseases Of the n
70, ear, nose aud throat. Ofilcs At ;,
'ilson a Jenkins. drug storc. III
q. ID. Benson, OF Hillsboro. an ex-
'rt barber, has julie Aliens chair W
the Exchange shaving parlor. ts
John w. Hicks sells the best fresh /"
frigerated meats for cash aud de-
'ers free at your door. Phone 100. :"
Boys Wanted-two boys with ,
rises to deliver the Morning Eagle. -
,ply at office. :"
Mrs. ]. NJ. Adams. of Navasoia l.
3 guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W. -
Michael. w
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05
Attention. Knights Of Pyihias.

There will be n regular meeting OF
the lodge tonight at $3.50 o'clock
You are requested TO attend.
r. W. Howell, c. e.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

one tvp-storr brick bnlldlne ~
Main street. one brick ball,llnr ara
thfse vaeanf lola. fenea.i. "a Nrss.
stfuat hight fauI b8uana IA 80
civ limits inF sale. kpuIV a.
~ Nfs. ~ HonnssIlls.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-05

1ohn W flcka civ mart.s a..
llyers fins. lresh. fcffir, I..l .r..s.
" any part ~ me ctr a. eIl kaar.
. .'.. daylight until n m. q ~
=" ga
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-03-08
SATURDAY, MAR. 7, 1902.
THE CONSIDERATION SERVICE.

The conservation OF the Cathedral
Church Of Honolulu, otherwise
known as St. Andrews Cathedral,
will in reality occur tomorrow, ail
else to the contrary notwitbstand-
ing. g.THEINDEpENpENr takes upon itself
the liberty and the sole responsibili-
ty OF extending an open and public
invitation to all to be present, as
suriug all comers hearty welcome,
particularly to those who will avail
themselves OF this opportunity to
see such service held and perform.
ed, believing it to be the frat here,
whether they are of those within or
without the fold, All W il be made
as welcome as can possibly be done.