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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

We make all kinds of cuts- The sge-Herald Engraving Co. {.
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BRONCHODA-For throat and lungs. WANTED-500O live quail tpartridge); will pay $.5O to $1.SO per dozen and express from your nearest express office. For further particulars address w. 0. Mer Till, P. o. Box III, East Lake, Ala.
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have pleasant, profitable, steady home work you can do in spare time; no canvassing; prompt pay; send addressed envelope. Woodburn Mfg. Co. Dept. 1. Ill NnssnnSSf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

WANTED-Your typewriter repair work. Best possible service guaranteed on all makes machines. E. l.. DaVant. 11j Twenty street. Bell phone 963 BRONCHODA-A household remedy
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WANTED.


 MANTED-Iustomers for snow cases. iron safes and Carrara paint. Alabama Grocery 70. l-I-h
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LADIES having fancy work to sell; doilies, centerpieees battenberg and drawnwork send stamped envelope Ladies Exchange, 34 D, Monroe St. : Chi cago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

I CAN sell your business, no matter where il is. Call or write me. l have the buyers Miller, suit 412, Firt Nat ional Bank Bldg, Birmingham, Ala.
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WANTED-One white woman cook, one
 white housemaid; highest wages to the right one. Room 4S7. First National Bank building. 11-14-3t
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mbSS E-Li- A .tJS
 DRESS goods free; imported all wool dress pattern absolutely without cost to you by using our system among your friends; no trouble easy work f; we send samples and outfit free; send us your name. Novelty Dress Goods Co.,, Dept. A, 242 West 14th St. New York. 11-10-4t-tu thur t-su BRONCHODA-For throat and lungs
 NOTHING In smell or taste of Phospho to remind you of medicine, madam. Try it when your pretty head aches again. At Parkers and Adams 10-25-su1m CREDIT to reliable parties. Diamonds and watches, jewelry. silverware and clocks. ,on small weekly or monthly pay ments; lowest prices: best quality; goods guaranteed; will call If desired. j.. Lowinsohn 1921 End avenue. 7-l2-tf
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WANTED--A young lady who is resi- dent of Ensley, Ala, as bookkeeper to take charge of our books at Ensley References required Experience not necessary. Apply in person Monday, November 16, at our store, 307 N. Twen- tieth st, Birmingham. The Singer tfg Co
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BRoNcHoDA-25c by all druggists.

BilOAN1iiOOfA-@ bg all UT uSSlSlS. WANTED-Two travelling saiesmen worth S150 per month and expenses; most attractive proposition to the mer- chant on the market; line widely adver- tised; trade established; house well known and thoroughly responsible. Write with age experience and refer ences. Personal interview if satisfac- tory Address Speciality" Age Herald. WANTED-100 statesmen wanted for side line; quick seller; samples fit pocket; good commission. Photo Calendar Co.,, S4 La Sale St. Chicago.
 WANTED-Salesmen to sell Royal Prus- sian White Lead; commissions paid weekly; inducements to the trade in liberal discounts and datings fine side line Il. c. Beedle, St. Louis Mo.
 11-15-2t-su WANTED-Specialty salesman for high grade line to nearly all classes of retail CTS; large sales on very liberal terms high cash commissions: exclusive terri tory; no technical Knowledge necessary, but simply an all-around hustler: $25 weekly advance while travelling. w. E. Hodgman & Co.,, 90-96 Prospect St., Cleveland, o. AGENTS-Salesmen to handle our line of Roll Top Desks on commission; no sam pit tp cdil9' Just PiivloSidphS Sooo Vp- portunity for rustlers Address. giving past experience. Michigan Desk Co.,, "A State St, New York City.
 EXCEPTIONALLY attractive line to both salesmen and dealers: very large commission: paid weekly; staple easy seller vest pocket sample Address B. E. LeVert, Roe Bldg, St. Louis, Mo. WANTED-S Salesman most liberal prop osition on line of perfumery etc.; dry goods and general trade. Box 1925, St. Louis. Mo.
 BRoNcHoDA-For croup and bronchitis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

in amounts from S250 to S10.000 upon terms to suit borrowers and at lowest market rates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

.WANTED-Postlon by an expert account ant of ten years practical experience; am thoroughly familiar and capable of doing anything in an office from writ ing shorthand up; am also familiar with railroad rates and things pertain ing to receiving and shipping. Com mand good salary and hold a respon- sble position now, but am with an in- corporation. and believe some material changes will take place on or before January 1st. therefore would like tos hear from some good firm. if they want man that can earn his salary at any thing they put him at For further de- tails etc, address l.. B. N., care Age Herald.
 SITUATION wanted as manager and salesman in a frst-class house or fac tory by an experienced northern sales man, now located here Address J. w., care Age-Herald.
 BRONCHODA-Stops cough cures cold
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WANTED-Scrap iron. Write l. P. Well Ter. Birmingham Ala. l0-l7-tf
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HELP WArlTt- -. FINALE.

BRONCHODA-Stop cough, cures cold
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WANTED-Men everywhere; good pay; to distribute circulars, advertising mat ter, tack signs. etc.; no canvassing. Na- tiona Advertising Bureau, Chicago
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,'oRTcAeE LOANS.

Real estate loans made on improved property in city limits of Birmingham from $500 up.
 High class real estate mortgages Tor sale, large or small amounts. A specially of making real estate mort gage Investments for clients.
 TURNER R. WEfKLEY, Attorney.
 Watts Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

WANTED-Ladies to do pecework at their homes; we furnish all materials and pay from s7 to SIP weekly; send stamped envelope to Royal Co.,. 34 F. Monroe St. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

WANTED-Man good salary, to handle Liberty Gas Lamp; sells for s150; makes and burns it's own gas; tells the time; free lamp with fixtures; credit ex- tended on stock; addressed envelope. Liberty Gas Lamp Co.,, Dept l. 200 Broadway, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS croup and bronchitis. WANTED-A good office man who can
 comply with the terms necessary 10 act
 as secretary of a corporation. Address Trust, care Age Herald. 11-13-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

FOR SALE-10000 feet Linen pipe. also 30 tons 2O-pounds steel relay rails. all in good condition. Write J. P. Weller. Birmingham. Ala. 10-17-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15
HELP WANTEp-MAlE.

HELPER WANTED-For sign painting.
 Hermitage. 25th street and End avenue. Room 4. l0-13-tf
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SIS PER WEEK and expenses to hustler
 to distribute samples and collect for manufacturer in Alabama expenses ad- vanced; salary paid weekly. Advertise ing Department, 7O2 Star Bldg, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

BRONCHoDA-For croup and bronchitis. FOR SALE-Nice handmade top buggy, rubber tired; good order. Apply Ala bama Livery Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

BRUNCfUDA-A pIeasant cough cure, WANTED-Offic assistants and high class help, who are out of employment or who desire 10 better their present positions to examine our ad. in today S issue, page ?. Office Service Company room 23S new) First National Bank Building
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

MANUFACTURER wants reliable man to deliver and collect; horse and wagon and $150 deposit necessary; $2l a week and expenses; permanent. Franklin, IS, Philadelphia. Pa 11-15-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

TELF WAN ED.
 hundred white teachers to fill positions in Georgia; salaries from $2o to $70 per month Interstate Teach CTS Bureau, "A North Broad street, Att lanta. Ga. 11-S-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

BRONCHODA-Will euro babys cold WANTED-Male stenographer, SGO per month Female stenographer A0 per month. Experienced. Apply between hours s:3O and 9:30 a. In. Monday. 43O Woodward builling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

CORRESPOND OR MARI Sample il- lustrated paper, cents; paper and pri- Vate list, 10 cents. Describe yourself. National Alliance. Grand Rapids. Mich. h-2-sII-ff
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BRoNcHoDA-25c by7aI druggists. =

FIRST CLASS room and board 2409 Fourth ave Peoples phone 1725.
 fl-1l-4,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
AT DENVER.
rr..ia.at Roosevelt Wa. Greeted In nat
city ~ Thousands.


Denver. May THE nations CHIEF
executive vas the guest OF the city OF
Denver tor Two and one-half hours.
aud all The people greeted ham with
warmth and heartiness OF welcome
not exceeded on hts transconuncutal
tour The citys ordinary populAtioa
OF about iT5.uoO. with thousands o. via
nors from other Qsrts u The state. vas
massgd along the strcets and avenues
90 thf luf of uarrh AZ tht state sap
ltoi grounds aud tlty park, ans tftiA
man. uouan ana Gala tu Tie NA
lad an cppbortunity ot gcaiug q s,N'l
i.,ak at tat distinguished grests ZOE
uAscr prs ,aimci a hclitag. Sghts'e
ana trsIctss ADVISES errr ct'stt ani
tsautIlcl tti1rst.c1s eert t.sf avs
ras rElsttcs -att set cgt sftoa a
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
MINOR MATTERS.

Business men OF Bogchito, I. r., will
build a bridge l25 feet long over Blue
river.
Thlrtys six cars Of steers we're ship
ped from Van Horn. Tex, 70 White
wood. s. ID.
Rock Island Sunday School associ.
alton held two days session at
MardOw. !. T.
Surveyors for the Katy railway will
soon survey line from Oklahoma
City 10 Seymour, Tex.
II Is said that the frult.growing sec
ton Of southwest Georgia will not be
over one-fourth Of a crop.
Oklahoma. Indian Territory single
statehood executive committee meets
at Oklahoma City on the 25th inst.
Extension OF Arkansas and Choctaw
road from Ashdown. Ark, TO Ardmore
I. T., 200 IT lies. has been completed.
A man was run over and killed by Z
Texas and Pacific passenger train neal
willis Point. Tex. Sunday. He wal
Clarence ADAMS. a resident Of Crane
Saline. Deceased was on his way q
Kansas. and fell OF the train.
The neEOtiantioAs At Shanghai 70
American and japanese Commercial
treaties have been suspended. The
vii u eonsinusd at Pekin. vhsn Chi
Tvas viesroy Of Nankin. reaches n
kia, wAieh probably win - In for
nlgh1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05

sssrv k1s4t no rrs-.asHr is raii IT o.
Els-soua. I.ui-isr
SYRACUSE ~. ST.. hIr .-.r t arl-
Delivered isrs Esv -ee-ss Zs1u---
az Eu.sCceal guI1 @ -rr
areracls l.c1- e-sa OBJ. Reserves
sad bel Ul-1 CT g-l1-l-a- .--l
Harvard 1ri uE-, l1-s t5 Nsu Y1rE
he Decided. as thcegatfll men 0.,en
Go. 90 tsyc,e part ot bis eatrgy and
ability t0 the work oi Che church he
had been born and bred into that
/ branch OF Christianity known as Dutch
I Reformed church. but nc this point DO
/ his life he decided TO give his strength
and vitality and sympathy 10 the Epis-
copal. which In bis mind had the best
| field for work.
ITO a man OF bis strenuous constitu-
ton. It's mission In the present age, It's
chance for work among Gods people
OF to-day. was. OF course. the prevail
ing motive for his choice. lie entered
into the work OF a New York parish
and took time 10 teach a class OF boys
in Sunday school. Here In this church
he met a spirit which shocks and con
POUNDS a real true mantle spirit Of
mediaeyalism. the spirit OF the unes-
sential. the semhlanCe OF the real
AT several OF the services he failed
20 bow when the rubric required such
posture. He waited 90 knecl as those
who noticed him watched with chagrin.
II they had left him alone be would
have learned the manner OF the place.
| His people were ill-brod IN those man
ners which win men and make new
souls They told this young fellow of
all his ways as they had watched him
and urged him 90 be more correct A.
result he LEFT the church and threw
up his work Tie went back 10 that
body Of Christians whore manlInes
81 worth more than manners and
strength of character more than r.t
ual."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
-.11e rIc SIGHT.
LniIs i%s Dead. iiassncs ef the famii,
Are IL a Hospital.


Are 10 Hospital.
Detroit Mich. May All but three
OF the Polish excursionists injured
sunday night when the Grand Trunk
American Eyer from Chieago
plowed through OF Polish people who
we're boarding a train AZ the corner
OF nequlndcr and Canacid streets. ars
reported as doing veil The body % q
nine-year-oid boy vas Identified ~
stanley Orshol,ske 90 Toledo There
are sun az the morgue the unidenured
iodiCs oi a youns vowan. a laAn a24
toy
one % thr most pitiful incidents 81
the catastrophe vas ths fate % TIE
Orsholtsks auily of Toledo four mera-
be-s of Which arv in tae Red Cross
hosr.tal. whis she ana. ilttie SgAnlsy
lice deai ia Mocfys uc-gee Frtr,
Orsnctske. hts wife a1t tec aatgea
ocoanv ire sa-e r,c- te tes Assf a.
Z dont kroa ecu e etTQtGet o.
shoitsks alt a cklteg Ecsilse
'-They to'3 ere GO 8, ag - sAs rvs;
car 90 cts sass tsr CAV t81,r
started wiln ,ef- as1 yaas - a.
know hat -V .s.ls grl .a ~ srE-'
ana nv wife sac .as e&,F ~ atr trrz'
aud l.t,s S-az,sy ~ g,t sAa& az
they tsu uf BE- IS 1st1 -,&1es -
father
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
FIRST PICTURE BOOK.
"a. nsriue ices rtrst c"ncei'ed ~
rahauu tonrntus.


gahauu temcnius.
-,-,- far.rrl years ago q German
srrrrt trIa wonderful vision. AZ that
80. .tIs--- were taught 90 read by
49,. ii arms fl, to speak throu-h
,.--s.fss ana vita bitter Toll on the
- IL -r-..ar aul 90 child 10 seems
s -.t .le f-st real stop toward
-,r---- trr labor of children as
.s..- .-.r tfe ladder 10 learning was
-. --,rr.- rf tr. Imagination not ~
fa-s mother or geuucwoman
--rttfr but 20 O. hewIsgcd ana oeu'
tIed university dorior
II vas Johann Comcuius. however
nj, frst conceived The daring IDEA
80 children could be- taught boy the
si8 ~ the memory and the imagina-
a., working together. "by means ~
be 5uoirtly expressed 10. 'of sensuous
lmpresslous conveyed 20 the eye 30
that visual objects may be- made me
medium OF expressing moral lessons 'o
Tho Young mind and Of imprcssing
those lessons upon the memory In
other words. the good Herr Doctor mao
the bright idea that picture books could
be useful 20 children. Comenius made
his FIRST picture book and called u the
"Orbls Pictus" n contains rude wool
cuts representing objects in the nat
ural world. ~ trees aud animals win
uttle lessons about the pictures. IL -
a quaint volume and one that would
cause the average modern child not a
little astonlshment were u placed De-
fore him.
As truly. however, as that term may
be applied to any other book that las as
since been written. the "Orbis l1cius
was an epoch making book. u Is The
precursor OF 40 chIldren's picture
hooks and modern childhood has great
cause 20 bless the name Of Comenius-
Household.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
WIN Wear tho uius.

Syracuse. y. Y. May two yorrs
Canadian soldiers have discarded ~
British uniform to make Application
20 wear the Yankee blue Their names
are Mcintyre and Rose and both oi
them have seen long service In tht
British army one of them wears -
Victoria cross. won Ia the Boer VA.
They came from Kingston. Ont, where
they had been stationed with company
n. Kingston battery AZ the clothing
store where the changing OF costume
took place the soldiers took on theii
red caps. saluted kissed the caps and
said solemnly: Good bye, old cap
forever"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
WHEN THE SEAL DIMES.
J.sxiery THAT weaia Pat the ha-
man Performer 60 shame.

The keeper who was going TO feed
~, sesl had reached the edge OF the
,,nk ana was holding the Ash tantaliH-
insly al arms length over the water
The seal was all interest and attention
Round and round the tank he darted'
slnaapplne. sldewhccllng lcaping out
~ the water aud performing all sorts
~ AQUATIC stunts. an the while keeping
m his cultural yclplngs. There was mo
,,,sfio,f about Oh, appetite. lie was
r-r.-, ANA didn't much care who
t,,v III ANA OH, bcady little eyes were
~ intent ou thc kccpcrs every move
~wty DON'T ser trow him a t''Hh
demanded a boy spectator groW'hs
tr-r,rcnt al the KEEPERS loisureN az
ta,rS ~ a.
An ueat my boy; here Sues ANA
..l..-. a., r,t.on to thc wont up INTO
49,. ~ vaca. cnc ~ the fishes, dropping
t,vtri tts cru.cr ot che oval
ne saaI 90 soc time was at TIE 'N'
,-,rs esl of the tank, considerably
,.,.stf tre snrgac, but even there ne
-r.s have t.,sa on thc alert for hara'y
n.l trs dsu Ic0 thc kccpers mana
49,, swish. Uchtnhghkc somer'
..rr shrdovy strcaG through me
urI and quicker even than though,
49, s.ars esp.ne vh.skcrd Jaws anu
/. l,Brth az De ceN bN'Sng neck We're
r-,wd.ne rron the water immediate
!, under Ihc udbt which disappc'i'u
fr,o1is victims nav TO thc aocompaa!''
wert o. tu Intensely apprc''au'e
sfnr.i
I'd vas rU 20 luI,k and wei caleu'
ir,,s hrt ths auditor, sto''d amafed.
Wn,ouf rrer trt suspicion NJ " in'''
al. ,s-.,-urnrt was rrcltrd as rap
az, as tnr Keeper couh toss The u'h.
HI a,r un n,, ana curious while y
iss,,i Is sa,u over WITH and The scat
,-,,- ie hrG DIS OBJ immediately los,
~ r-a-rsl Loo DIS surroundings ana
vrFH,E aut on to DTS platform anu
-l m for tu afternoon snoo1e.-
Philadelphia LeisCr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
sn,r,heIm ana Tho students.

spurzhcim. thc father OF modern
Entomology. while staying in Edin-
burrh. where Doe had great vogue
was the victim of o. laughabic hoax. \
number Of medical students submitted
FOR tbc opinion OF the phrcuolog.st the
plaster cast Of what they said was
remarkably formed human skull As
matter Of fact u was the model Oh
biz Swedish turnIp called 100 the scot
ush tongue "ucip'l, and OF this spur
helm graycly wrote out the phrcno
logical character. A few days later th'
following ski appeared in sihc leadln.
journal OF thc city:
III. eide of famo to spurzheim's name
Rolled DER che German deep,
The tide was spring. but. hche thins'
n now has cbbd % "ncip.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05

FOR SALE.
Abont los acres located one mile
from court house. % acres In cultiva,
ton and balance In pasture. Fenced
with swires. Price $4,000.
About ore and one-quarter acre.
near schoclhouse in southeast part
81 town. Snail ..,W cottage tenant
house and we'll on premises. Price
s7b0. -. -,
Six room house and two lots OF
ground located four blocks rom
main street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Alien Ac nv.
denny. East front. Price f22o'uo
Terms easy. ~.
One half Of n block near Allen
academy. Price $4,000. -.
Lots near school house at slV
each.
About i3 acres Of land on south
Side Of town, good new broom house
with well. cistern and out-houses
Price $1,000.
Groom house, with pantry halI
and two galleries. Tub cistern' Dor
"a we'll. stable and garden. l.0cat-
I'd blocks from Courthouse. Rents
FOR 5000 per month. Price sb5o'OO'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05

New York. May John A. Drake o.
Chicago and r. f. Smathers Of New
York have set the horsemen through
outh the country talking because oil
the heavy wagers made on their re-
spcctlye candidates In the American
derby and the Harlem national handi'
cap. 4 Chicago book-maker tool tho
money. John a. Drake wagered SlO.'
OOO on his American derby candidate
and futurity winner sayable, and In
the Harlem national handicap Mr
Smathors has placed 5000 on the
chances OF McChesney.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
Title Hope for sankey.

New York. May Very little hope
is held out by his physicians that Ira
ID. Saukey. who was associated for
many years with the late Dwight l..
Moody. will ever recover his sight
Some weeks ago an operation was per
formed on Mr. Sankey, and afterward
he improved In health. For a time
II was thought that he would recover
his sight It ls probable, however, thai
he will never see again.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
WI, IN, EaItor shipped.

An editor ~ a small American paper
recently stated that be had been kissed
by one Of the most beautiful married
women IN tie town. lie promised 20
tell her name In the FIRST issue OF bis
paper next month. In two weeks the
circulation Of his newspaper doubled
But when be gave the name Of his wife
no had 10 leave town.-fourth Estate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
Not worth the Trouble.

"You write your FIRST name very well
indeed. Miss Plnkle," criticised the
writing teacher. but you make sad
botch Of the Johnson part OF IT,
what Is the difference, Mr. spen.
cerT' asked the pretty girl. u expect
10 change the johnson part Of % some
day."-Chicago Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05
VIM u. r,lrn 90 NJ. Lnnl..

Norwich. Conn. May 1.-THE attrac-
tive portion ot the woodwork and dec
orauous of the Hubbard mansion here
which Is being demolished for the new
p0stoGCe. will Dee transferred TO the
Connecticut building at The s. Louis
exposition. The front doors aud the
interior carved and moulded work are
OF rare beauty
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05

Louisville. Ky, May a spocIal
from Jackson. KY says J. y Marcum
n prominent attorney and member Of
one side OF the C0ckrollHargIs foul.
which has disturbed Broathitt county
for two years. vas shot and instantly
killed while he was entering The court
house there by an unknown man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05

Kelfi. Russia, May i.-Thousands Of
poor Jews have lied form this city
because OF reports that an antLSemito
crusade Is Imminent Richer Jews have
left their houses and have sought
refuge In hotels In order 10 allay ex.
element troops are patrolling the
streets.
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Caracas. May A report from VII.
lemstad. Caracas. that General Matos
the revolutionary leader. has LANDED
in Venezuela from Curacao Is con
firmed. Mates with three companies
landed Friday night near Tucacas.
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Great Ins,itution.

Lady Education Is great thing.
sandy-lndeed Il Is, mum. How could
ever know what dey had fer free
lunch II I didn't know how 10 readi--
st. Louis Republic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-05

Kharkoi. Russia. May i-The work
shops OF the Russian locomotive and
gun works have been burned down
Loss $500 900.
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A Ne Pus OF Tuiis, Tex. was bAdiy
beaten aAd rsbsed b. four negroes
whiIs walking frsm HeldsnSiile 10
Calvin, I. 7.