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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offces, and has
ali extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and Of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling mon and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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StprreSppmoest5. = y c bt, Den
Is. SUM '02. SDeben bDre ich. boB
bas fleine SDbnben oes 0ecrn
Wilbelm s3lttelmann in GoIonfi
ee1tern Worgen in cine 26luug bon
beiBem Walier mnb con5ertrirter
2auge fel uno itb berart oerbronnie,
baB es beute Wlpreen itarb. Das
&ino puroe beute Nabn1ittag unter
ben Nuipi5ien bes .. D. $. g. auf
bem Srieobofe gu Strins Brarie be-
eroiet. Den trauernben 6interblie=
benen unier innigltes Beileio!
Habbem mir bier ben ganSen DO.
rigen Wtonat biuourd perbdltniB=
mdBie fiible @itterune batten, macbt
iib iebt eine 10 intenitoe 6ibe bemert=
bar, baB Die gegetation lebr barun=
ter leioet, namentlib lit oas beim
&0rn Der San, 10 oaB Die Sorrento
lebr fnapp ausfallen biirfte. 2eioer
baben oiele 2eute bas &orn aum pie(
gu bibt Ite5en laiien, mas Iib bann
nanentlidl, iuenn eine trDfene Be=
riooe eintritt, INNER Ibper rdft,
iiberbanpt miro bas Sorn i'm 9llIgez
meinen piel 81 itiefniitterlih beban<
oelt, es miro meiitens nur einmal
notboiirftig gepfliigt uno banu beige
legt, tnoeln man NIT benz Bfluge
groe ans 9Drn pfliigt. ,pas lebr per=
tperfli6 lit, benn babur6 perben bic
Wur5eln losgeriiien uno nab Dben
aeorebt uno oann beeebt man met
items nod Den syebler. baB man Die
Wtitte nit einem pollen Sweep ber=
auspfliet. 10 oaB alle @roe nab ben
aornIten9eln 81 gemorfen miro, ipD.
burb bDbe geete entItebep, Die oann
nm 10 lbneller austrofnen. Sb
min bier ben geebrten 2eiern uno
snar Den Sarmern einen euten
Gatb ertbeilen: man pfliiee erItens,
pomDslib ldun i'm 6erbit. oas 2ano
10 tief als mDalih uno bann pflause
man oos &orn nibt 5u bibt, 4 bel 4
SUB i'm Guaorat iit nibt gu melt;
alsoann l0dere man ben Booen,
naboem oas 6orn aufeeeangen lit,
gut auf, es geihiebt bies am beiten
init einem gultipator pber einem
double shovel uno ipdter pflnge
man nur nod flah nit einem offe=
nen Stpeep Doer Seellneep, es ioute
oies aber INNER gleib nab ieoem
&egen aeibeben, ebe Der Npoen gu
bart miro. 0ierourh miro ndnlid)
beoinat oaB Die, burh Die Sonnen=
marlne ali Die Sberfldbe ge5uaene
5euhtiafeit oes untererunoes, Die
ubenauflieaenoe Staubibiht nibt
su ourhorinaen permag uno fonit
Die 8erounituna oerielben aufaebal=
ten miro, uno allo ben Bflansen gu
quite foinnlt. llnterldBt man aber
oas @ieoerauf1DGern Der Sberfl1be.
baum perounltet Die, our9 ben bonn
Gegen feitgemoroenen por0len @ro=
booen an Die 0berfldhe iteigenoe
5eubti9feit raid uno gebt alio fiir
Die Bflan5en perloren. Wtan per<
Iube e8 uno man miro itaunen iiber
ben @rfDlg. 8. 6iuie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17
9fah nehrnpnatlihern lenlo

= 9eab mebrmunatlibem lenla=
tiDneaen 8rucelie nuroe in 2ucca
Der vberiibmte" Bandit Wuliulinu 5u
lebensldngliber 3ubtbausbaft perz
urtbeilt. s Sabre bapon ntub er in
gin5elbaft subrinaen. uebrigenS
geoenft er, su apelliren. grnabm oas
llrtbeil nit @leihmutb entgeeen, pld=
oirte aber nit bereoten W0rten. oaB
oas @eriht ieinen mitaneeflaaten
&ameraoen geeeniiber Wtiloe iiben
mDae. Wtit 3brdnen in ben Iugen
periiberte er ben @eihtuorenen. oaB
leine @ameraoen unlbuloia Ieien.
Gihter uno @eibmorenen maren
lihtlid) betpegt, uno eS erfolgte oann
auf) Die sreilprehung idmtntliber
Wiitaneeflagten.
- Gin bnblher Bug BON &Onig
gomaro VII. ppn gnglano lit Die
ipecielle Ginlaoung, Die er an Jrau
Sarriet Game Sobniun 81 ben 8Dnigs=
ieierlibfeiten eeihift bat. Oieie
Dame ipar hie Nihte oes Brdiioens
tens Buchanan uno mobte leiner
Belt Die Spnneurs i'm WeiBen 6auIe.
N(s Der bamalige Brlna BON Wales
bic Ser. Staaten helucbte, fano er
bort freunbliben @mpfang uno ltats
tet baiiir iebt nit Der Ginlaoune lei
men 8anf ab.
- Oerr @aloed Houlieau, Der
pormalige fran50iiibe Hremierninis
fter, 1T auf elmer @rbolungsreiie
nah 91orrpeeen NIT ieiner sSamilie
in 0anburg einaetrDHen. Gr miro
Elm paar Gage 0ortielbit bleiben uno
lid) oen 0afen unb Die Sdiffsb0fe
onleben. 0err Baloed 6ouileau
| 1T pom aDnig BON Sbpeoen CUR
Sagb eineelaoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17

gum aippenrano lpie eth sufidlu6aen
ooer luie ein 3otnesI9ret. Dte giftige
ylatter in ibren 6ersen rests ii9 BON
| Ienem, rtnselnb, 3iingeln6, ben sifz
ttgen @jeifer Der @iferiu9t iber ben
beneren @ebalt biefes Ii9 IelbIt st
itDrenben 5eraens idleuoernb.
8ettb Sra6berg fii6lte bas fos:.
i9reitenoe 3erifOrungspert nit ftae
bernber Qngit. Sic itrGubte Iib !
eegen. Iber bon bem 6lu9 unleltse1
Sefbeni6aft na9 benz ein3tsen Mane
oielleidt, Der ibren 8eiib nidt oG@
ftrebte, fonnte iie ii9 ni9t losring.r,
Sic fpiirte, bab Der 8oben, ben &,
betrot, altr 19iefen Jld9e iparb, IL.
geritrtdtfetn in bos 3tpittereeipebe ~
Safes unb Der Sur9t fublte tie. Cte
iab ben Mal pon ltnre6t, 2ige aab
Sude nm fia emporna9fen, ben s:'es
ber3uretben iAr feine &raft mehr inres
lnobnte, bic @ntpertbun9 i6res einft
10 bp4 geGaItenen Sd)s, Die @sritiins=
melung befielben QlGss bas 5ab Sc -
Sra1bera in flI6tigen @etunben, uis
eth Jieberfronter @1refbilber ouf r.
auf6ipeben unb pieber boponf(attc m
fiebt. llnb iie raffte Ii9 bo9 ni9t
empor. ben foiiften 8ann gu burh4
breden.
n8ettp!" iagte bic 8arpnin ungebulz
big u60rit 0u Deer BORT Du nibt?
Sonft gebe i6 alIein. Was fiehIt Da
benn oa 8eipnberes?"
Sin bitteres 2G9eln grub iih I'M
Die Mnnbminfel Der @rdfin. nMas
i'd Iebe, penn Du's ipiHen tpi[lIt, ift,
baB Define pldne nit 9trhitein au
Maher tperben."
uWas iasft Ou?" rief 5rau b. 2iitt=
mig, an ibrer elnpfinbli4iten Stede eez
padt. nllm Oieies 9eilfiinitlers piden
ionten meine pldne nit &irditein au
ni6te perben2 Du trdumf ipob[,
9ettD!"
uM0gli9, DaB ids that" faste bic
iunge 5rau nit Mnitrensung. Sbr
mar, als fuble iie ibr 6er3 i'm gan3en
aSrper f6loeen. uGie6 jeBt gu, baB
air4tein fih erfldrt. Sc sber, beito
beiier. 8is bobtn balte Mtarie 9lnz
tonie gut in @erpahrfdm. Siibre bic
gerlobnns berbei. 5eute lieber ols
morgen. l1no feline Hiidf9t-our6z
aus feline &iidii4t ouf ld9erli6e Sen=
ttnentalttdten!
nSebt bin i9 aber fpra9los," fa9te
Die 8aronin nit ipeitseDffnetsn 9tusen.
.Gben nod haft Ou mid bei 9immeI
unb 5O(le beIAporen-"
nSbu' pas i9 Dir ratbe! Wenn iie
aber ben jllnsen Nrat lieber min. mag
fie ihn nebmen. Was lieet bordn2"
ngiit Du BEL Sinnen?"
nNein, niat pDlIig momenton!" MUIR
melte Gettn, ii9 a6lpenhenb.-
Sn otefem Moment ri9tete ii9
Sraaberg aus feiner bequemen @tels
lung auf. Suiii3rath @eisler !par gu
i6nl setreter.
n@erseibuns!" iaste @raf Marimiz
Ian, uSie fe6en, pie Dergebli9 man
:piro. -Sebt bin id gang gu Sbret @ers
fiiaung."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17
Gine itbrcdliebe Grploiion

veines @alolin Dfens perbrannte
bier fiiralih cine Dame auf fiirh=
terfibe Grt" idreibt &c. s. Balmer
BON &irfman, Sa. .Die belten
Ier5te fonnten Die grdB(iden @unz
ben, Die barauf fol9ten, nidt beilen,
ober r8udlen' Nrnica Salbe" lin>
berte niht nur Die Shmer5en. ion=
bern teipirfte cine uDllige 0eilmng. !"
9as Ne1te in Der Welt geeen Branb=
lin0 Shnitt @unoen. Beulen,
Shraninen. Saut Iusihlag unb
pie gegen Die neiiten .6autfranfbeiz
ten. 25 Gents bel s. &alteper &
Spbn, @eo. S. S. Sdmitt, @iaen=
tbiinner, unb No. DreiB.
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Mettet 3mei npn1 gpSe.

runiere fleine 9ubter botte einen
falt tDbtliben 6uIten Infall uno
gronbitis i'm bDbften @raoe" !,
icbreibt sSrau gS. &. 6aoilanb BON
Grmonf, sc. .. y@ber als ale anbe=
rem Wittel febl9eiblosen batten. err
retteten mir iie ourh Dir. Kings
New Discovery bonn 1ooe. unz
iere 9fidte, Die on Shminbluht i'm
D0rgel9rittenen Stadium fit, ge=
braurbte ebenfaas oiele lpunoerbare
Wteoi5in uno erfrent lib beute oes
beiten Boblbefinoens Die iblimm=
iten Safe BON 6als= uno 2uneen.
2eioen peiben in filr5eiter Belt oor
u9r. Sings Nep 9iscooerb". Gin
unfeblbares Wittel aesen 6uiten uno
@rfdltuug. 8reis so gts. unb ST 90.
@iro garantirt BON S. Satteper &
Sobn, Geo. S. s. Sbnlitt, gigens
tbiimer, uub glo. OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17
: @ie Die nSnternational Shl

= Bie Die ySnternational Shul=
torrelponoen5" aus 9eplib meloet,
tpuroe einem n9eutouia" benannten
Oilettauten @n1enble fiir Golfs=
tbeaterauffubrun9en in noro=bDbni=
iden Orten Die naboeiubte grlaub=
niB sur @uffiibrunq BON SdiIers
y 5ea" uno &leiit's rBrin5 BON
6omburg" beb0rolib perboten, neil
Der Snbalt beioer 9ramen ouf Die
unteren GolstlaSien auireisenb mir
fen miiiie. (!)
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gSar feine @elnheirath.

Der betreffenoe Serr aus Bottom,
Der Dor Surselh ene trdnflibe,
reibe iunse Dame beiratbete, iit
jebt iibereliidlih, oenn er riet6 iei=
ner iSrou 5u, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills 81 neblnen. Die ibr ibre
frlbere perfefte @elunbbeit mieoers
aaben. llnfeblbar geaen @e(blubt,
giliolitdt lJtalaria, 5ieber unb
sSrDiteln uno 2ebers unb Wiagenz
9eiben. g8oblbefDmmlih uno pirtz
fam. 9fur 25 gts. @rbGltlih bel
s. 8alteper, @ep. s. s. Shmitt,
@iaentbiiner, uno 2lo. 9reiB, 0ros
guiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17

- s. 8. & 0ean q y .. boz
ben @eid6rte aIer slrt in sroBter
NuSmabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17

- Sn 2eip5ig iit Srau NueuIte
S6miot, Die befannteite oeutlde
Gorfdntpferin Der Srouenbemeeung,
geftorben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17

Nenn 5br 3aoer nit CUNT
mireiien belegen laiien MOTT, eebt
gu s. 3. Oean & 60. Oielel=
ben garantiren lire Nrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-17

Spre6 Stunoen upn 10-12 ubr
Iormittaes, 3-5 ubr Rabntlttags.
Sonntaas: BON 10-11 ubr &ornl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-01
MccABE'S
Great Specials for Saturday Night.

Great Specials for Saturday Night.
Sewing and porch rockers, 69c.
Mems Boston carriers, sc.
All silk No. 60 taffeta ribbons, 12Rc
Fringed tapestry stand covers, 19c
Sailed peanuts, per h., 10c.
Little gents canvas oxfords, 29c.
Ladies' double sole 15c hose. &c.
Bordered changeable silk umbrel
las, $1.19.
Fine 50 hammocks, ,95 cents.
25 cent soap, per box, 9 cents.
Toenniges' orchestra.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-01
The Weather.

Probably thunderstorms
tonight; Saturday, generally
fair; only slight change in
temperature.
j M. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--6 a. M. 20; at
$3.50 p. m. SO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-01
sRookMAN,s SPECIAL
For saturday.

Fancy gold decorated water pitch
ers and six tumblers, Csc.
Fancy gold sauce dishes, sc.
Large glass berry dishes, lac.
Six-ball croquet sets, 69c.
Large size hammocks with valance
and stretcher, soc.
Three-quart ice cream freezers
s1.37.
Fancy decorated jardiniers, 1Oc.
Two bars toilet soap, sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-01
CITY CHAT.

ZAdIdIO, cent
Lawn swings at Wilcher's.
For insurance, E. J. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For furnace work, H. T. Siemon.
Homes for sale. A. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Dressed old chickens at Schroeder
Bros
For real estate and insurance, E.
j. Burns.
Dressed spring chickens at Schroe-
der Bros
Carrie Nation at the Watch Tower
Sunday, free.
Fancy bulk olives so cents quart
at Passig Bros.
DIR. David r. Halves, dentist, Illinois
theatre building.
Half price buys a straw hat at Som
mers d LaVelle's.
Dairy butter 20 cents per pound at
Maucker & Toms.
Ladies' kid gloves at half price this
week at Benefits.
Any shirt waist in the house, 81.
Simon & Mosenfelder.
Maud S. flour $1.O5 per sack at
Maucker & Toms.
Emory's remnant sale Saturday.
Young & McCombs.
'.Shaw knit hose, new line, at lille
meyer & Sterling's.
$3.50 and $3.50 pants now $1.95. ST.
mon & Mosenfelder.
We still have a good assortment of
belts. The London.
Colfax and Waukesha mineral wa
ter at B. Winters.
Trunks and grips, 25 per cent dis
count. The London.
Remnants very cheap at Young &
McCombs' Saturday.
Hires root beer extract Is cents a
bottle at Passig Bros
Bargains in all departments at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Now they go at half price, all straw
hats. Ullemeyer & Sterling.
Mems Boston carriers ) cents Sat
urday night at McCabe's.
Great reduction sale on gasoline
Stoves dI N ~
Alaska refrigerators at cost while
they last at Summers & Co.'S.
Sailed peanuts 10 cents Id. again
Saturday night at McCabe's.
Ladies', buy your kid gloves at half
price this week at Benefits.
Mems suits that will wear well,
$4.S5. Simon & Mosenfelder.
Little gents. canvas oxfords % cents
Saturday night at McCabe's.
Sewing and porch rockers 60 cents
Saturday night at McCabe's.
Special good values in mems SIC
suits at Sommers & LaVelle's.
Good display of fruits and vegeta-
bles tomorrow at Passig Bros
All silk No. 60 taffeta ribbons 1919
cents Saturday night at McCabe's.
Ladies' double sole - cent hose 6
cents Saturday night at McCabe's.
Fringed tapestry stand covers Is
cents Saturday night at McCabe's.
Last day of the great mill remnant
sale Saturday. Young & McCombs.
Bordered changeable silk umbrellas
$1.19 Saturday night at McCabe's.
Fine 81 hammocks. only 10 of them,
95 cents. at McCabe's Saturday night.
For Saturday only, any crash or
linen hat for p cents. The London
100 boxes of % cent soap, cents
per box, at McCabe's Saturday night
Go to Emig's if you want fine
pair of trousers at price that is
right.
Comic opera at the Watch Tower
Sunday afternoon and evening Mi
kado."
Our finer as well as cheaper suits
greatly reduced. Simon & Mosen
fielder.
Mems colIar-attached shirts, so cent
grade for 50 cents, at Sommers & La
Velle's.
Plenty of choice dairy butter and
eggs that are fresh at Maucker &
Toms.
White Mountain freezers at great
reduction while they last at Summers
& Co.'S.
Mems pants 81, $3.50 and $3.50, they
are bargains at $3.50. Sommers &
LaVelle.
One-fourth off the price on all sum
mer weight clothing at Sommers &
LaVelle's.
Concert and dance at Prospect parl
I0-H-..-l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-19
SMITH.EAvES.

Mr.. Hazel Smith, Of Austin, and
Miss Bette Eaves, Of this city,
were married in Houston Monday
afternoon and will make their
home in the capital city. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Eaves, of this city, and
was raised in Bryan. The groom
is a travelling man for a st. Louis
hardware house. They have the
best wishes of many friends Of the
bride in Bryan. Mrs. Smith was
called home yesterday by the ILL.,
ness Of her little brother.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-19

Mrs II. II. Harrington, children
and nurse, returned this week from
Colorado Springs, where they spent
the summer.
Bucks and Darling A cook stoves
sold In this store for II years. For
sale only by J. Allen Myers. 2lS
John Vetter, the carpenter who
had his leg broken Sunday night In
the I. a G.. ". yards, was taken TO
Calvert yesterday.
About 100 pounds OF feathers for
sale by the Bryan Grocery Co. See
them quick. "a
Theatre goers n Bryan viii miss n
rare treat II they fail to SEQ the
Kelly-Arnold Theatre Co. saturday
night.
Get yoar fresh meats from jeff
FrRnklin's market at Francis old
stand. 2l
Phone 25S FOR all kinds Of feedstuff.
z. G. Harder & Co. 10
The soc girdle corsets at Couiter's
are moving. DIV
sellmore Heaters at Cole Hard
ware Co. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-19
THE Plus FUND.
Argument :. Made In The Case BY Boii
sli.s ~ the C.nfrovsrsys


Siiss - the Controversy.
The Hague. Sept lS-The interua
tional arbitration court ruled. With
reference to points raised Monday
that Mexico's reply to the United
States memorandum shall be insiud
ed IN the documents In the case ano
that the plaintiffs have the right "a
Introduce a written reply before Sept
%. that after each side Is entitled e
make a reply through single counsel
representing each side.
Senator Stewart OF Nevada then re-
sumed his presentation of the case
OF the United States and introduced
documents from the Archives OF the
archbishopric OF San francisco 10
support OF his contention that the Law
OF 1885 founding the Plus fund gave
the proceeds IN perpetuity for the
civilization OF tho natives OF Califor
MIA and the propagation 81 the Cath
olic religion ia those regions. and
that the expulsion OF the Jesuits by
the king OF Spain only changed the
trustees OF the funds. as the Jesults
were not It's owners. bat merely
trustees for the church.
Senator Stewart dealt AZ length
with the Mexican contentious and was
followed by Garrett McEnerney. legal
adviser OF archbshupric Riordan Of
San Francisco who asserted that the
Plus fund had been recognized as be
longing 10 CallforHiars by all the au
thorities OF Mexico from 1879 until
the cession OF California by the treaty
OF GaudelOupe In 1873
Mr. McEnerney contended that the
funds were administered In turn by
Jesuits OF Spain and Mexico and that
the funds never we're the property
OF the administrators. but always re.
tanned their original character az
trust funds.
Mexico's contention that the funds
were intended solely or principally fof
the civilization OF spanish or MeXi
can subjects was untenable.
Mr. McEnerney occupied the rest
OF the session and viii resume his
pleadings Sept 22.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-19
She wants Damages.

Rome. Sept ls.-A sensation has
been caused In society by the an
nouncement that a suit for damages
has been brought against the Prin'
cess hi 81 Faustino. formerly Miss
Jane Campbell Of New York. by her
maid. the latter complaining that she
had been beaten so badly by the
princess that. according to her doc
tor. she would need ten days to re
cover
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FRIDAY. SEPT. 10, 1902.

We notice that enterprising mer-
chants in several neighboring
towns have arranged "rest rooms"
for their lady customers that come
10 their town to trade. All modern
conveniences are installed in these
"rest rooms" and consequently
they are proving a drawing card
for the merchants that have ar
ranged them. What is the matter
with some of our merchants in
augurating a "rest room" in con-
nection with their store, for the
comfort of the women from the
country who come to Jacksonville
10 trader Tired women, often
with children in their arms, can
be seen on our streets most any
day and they have no place to rest
only in wagons, a vacant chair,
perhaps, or any other place they
can find. Now, some merchant
should sec that these ladies are
properly cared for while in the
city, aud the proper way will be to
curtain or partition off a room in
their store. Who will be the mer-
chant to first adopt the "rest
room2" We believe it will prove
a winner. Jacksonville Reformer.
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Cane For Sale.

/ have 80 acres Of fine Ribbon cane
for sale by the acre, for planting
purposes only, 10 be cut and deliver
ed at Jno. ID. Rogers convict farm.
VIII sell to parties who can deliver
their crop TO Bryan.
Write me enclosing stamp for re-
ply for further information.
Chas. ). Gamer,
2l7 Mllican, Texas.
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Cattle Wanted.

Mr.. d. o. Dunn Of Vinton, La,
is in Bryan with headquarters at
McCorquodale's stable. Mr.. Dunn
wants TO purchase one to two car
loads Of Jersey cows, good mixers,
3 ~ to 5 gallons per day; also two
carloads of beef cattle, four year
old and up. Cattle wanted during
next ten days. d2iS WIS.
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safe Blower. Failed.

Dallas, Sept 1S.-Two burglars en-.
tered the drugstore OF Charles l.
Richie at the corner OF Corinth and
Ervay streets and attempted TO blow
open the safe. They we're scared away
by the appearance Of Mr.. Richie. who
had returned TO get something he had
left. The burglars fred twice at Mr..
Richie before leaving the shots TAX
ing effect in a nearby wall. A largo
set OF tools was left behind. Two
policemen appeared on the scene a
short time afterward and brought the
tools TO the police station. No arrests
we're made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-19

On the walls Of the exhibition
hall at the East Texas Carnival at
Palestine was the following infor-
nation: "There has been shipped
from East Texas so far this season
approximately the following num-
Der Of cars of fruit, melons ard
vegetables: Peaches, sos cars; ber-
Iies, 1872 cars; tomatoes, 1l4l cars;
watermelons, 915 cars; canta.
loupes, 1873 cars; potatoes, 1907
cars; cabbage, 1877 cars; onions, 30
cars; peas, s cars; cucumbers, %
ears; mixed cars, 147-total 1867
cars
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Bryan, Tex. Sept. is.-Joshua Price
better known as "Tobe" Prince a MID
die-aged white man, charged WIN a
nameless crime against his i4-year-old
daughter. was found guilty In the dis
trlct court. the jury assessing his pun
ishment at death. The girl was the
principal witness In the case. Price Is
a widower and lived In the southern
part OF the county. He protested his
innocence IN his testimony. Price was
arrested some time ago and the grand
jury indicted him at the recent term Of
court.
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Only Goy.rpmsr, Rand.

Washington. Sept. ls.-When asked
as to whether he had considered the
question OF accepting other than gov
eminent bonds as security for public
deposits. Secretary Shaw said that he
had received a number OF application
for authority 10 deposit other than gov
eminent bonds for this purpose and
his uniform answer had been that such
propositions could not be considered al
all
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Temple. Tex. Sept is.-As a result
Of local option election held In ecker
school district In this county (BelD on
Sept 10 the vote was a tie, there being
eighty votes IN the district,
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Beaumont is not likely to go
dry. A new irrigation company
with headquarters in that city has
been chartered for 100000.