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8conyerI,ted..

Small Boy hat III i do with
This money box 9;ss i7ss, '.ss,
5 Mamma Put! it away, OF. course.
It has "a quarter in that yonr aunt
gave you and some change your pa
1 and I put id. 3 7ss
S I5,s. 6 lyot now. There ISM any mon
icy in it nov. ! spent it,
Spent it'll What did you do chat
lfor2p q. g
by the minister preached so
/ hard against hoar ling mp riches that
got converted and spent what !
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superauouo.

Miss Di Oh, Mrs. snobson, I was
just coming over to tell you we ore
getting up class for learning wood
carving, aud I thought you might
/, like to- send your daughter.
Mrs. Snobson, <who is rather deaf
"A God carving? / think. not. Such
an ceomplishment would be quite
aupeTduons for my daughter. OGr
butler always does that kind s69
thing don't you knoFR Punch.
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Sarcasm.

81 believe" " said the man who had
recently moved into the. neighbor-
hood, .that you advertise your es-
tablishment as a real live grocery"
5 You haye-it, !" replied the grocer,
with q large, open faced smile.
Well, !" rejoined the new custom-
er, @be that as it may, I wish to state
that the cheese I purchased, Here
yesterday was about the livelfest
thing. Z ever encountered. oches-
ter Democrat and Chronicle.
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- Harvest hands on the farm Of
Col. Charles L. Daughterty, near
Bowling Green, KY, went on @ strike a
few days ago. demanding an increase
in pay. The colonel was away from
home, but Mrs. Daughterty, club
and society woman, refused to raise
wages. Nearly ell OF the farm hsnde
left. whereupon Mrs. Daughterty
mounted the binder and, aided by o
few men who remained, out twenty
acres Of whest before new force was
secured.
- No clergyman or priest is eligi-
ble under the constitution Of Tennes-
see to Q seat in either house Of the
Legislature: This 10 provided because
l"ministers Of the gospel are by their
profession dedicated TO ,Gol and the
care oi souls, and ought not TO be di.
sverted from the great duty Of their
functions"
- The largest tree in Oregon was
felied recently to be sent 40 curiosity
70 che world % fair. It 10 the Andsr.
ron spruce, and stood nearly 300 feet
high, 40 feet around and 118 feet from
the ground 20 the frsE limb. Its ago
is calculated at 40 years, being good
sized tree WSSen Columbus discovered
the land that was afterward called
America. So ,:s
- - Health Day is Q public holiday
lately established BY the State Of
Utah. 1tfalls on tho Arst Monday in
October, and on that day oil house
holders must thoroughly clean and
fumigate their dwellings,, or pay fine
Of $50. On the same day all theatres,
churches and other places Of assem-.
big are treated in the same way, go
that the occasion is nothing more or
less than State bcuseoleaning. e,...
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ousside tha Coco.

Adam seemed happy, though par
adisewas lost.
don't see what yon find funny
about it, " wept Eve. d,
ou women don't Heem to have
any sense Of humor, z replied her
spouse. ssWe may be living IN the
suburbs now but there is no train
to catch haelr,ss Asss,ills5f 49, y Z. 81 ssSf
Laughing atSthe state Sof affairs,
she did not perceive that the laugh
was ON hin. View York Tribune. Il
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! .In theae lattsr axs. rinhaaI 81 +,

III these lsttsr lays, siehes tske
automobiles and ride away. s.I
The strip Of isnds forty Feet yside
hetHeeu the graveyard OF Tsinisy
Church, New York uisy, and an alley,
has been sold FOR SIS ,aS2 each Broad
way front foot. The slot upon which
Trinity Parish Uhusch stands. exclus-
Ave pf the church isself, is nor sconsias
Pred TO be wersh 81 q, 900, ,oo0, while
FssS5S iS''tsti y g Iuvs pIsSsNHer broadway
property in use by ar:hity Parish is
SS5. Ob0. 600. gs So
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! A young man &C Canoya took :

A young man at Canova took his
hsss girl ONT fora ride. She fell ont
oe she buggy. and he drove two miles
before hs discovered she was missing.
When weWere a,young lover the hind
wheel might come of, the spring break
or the hofse fall out Of the shafts
without our knowing IL, but the girl
was always safely anchored.
4 - iiioTnia has an oil gusher iiov-
ING forty barrels minute, and il. keeps
iEhe town busy carrying barrels.
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Here is our New Tire Setter

We worked 80 successfully last season /.
Sets EN- cold, right on the wheel, and
keeps the dish right, too.
With plenty good seasoned lumber,
improved machinery, we'll selected
stock Of different sizes, shapes and
parts, we give you the service you ex-
poet in short time. Overhauling Car
riages and Buggies from start to finish
is our specially.
PAUL E. STEPHENS.
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Quexist sonny, which gonld dsyc,s
aathar lose youf. ttrss5cls or your
dogp & Ii / &. n, S. s,8Is !.
Son,lJ N iithep. tsI
QMeEiss Bntsif; o. big. boy sas tsl
rob Jon o9 one whicl would you|
rather 2ossf ;ss 81 s (. 4, 81 !
gOslnySafftes CONS yaelibera4ion}- 49,;
Ihs one that the boy tool Exc
change.
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FISHERMAN RES FlI i &.


Aalv
o"'{ Could t3avo Made HIS EspsFe. an,
THE Hgentie art OF / anglinte, n ,,sii Ii nor
.aan,ed yef ;t has 3; II IL; s. M, and
i'n :an.l 5ss,,as G "a Z,
casi. {, !, ,.s 4 = ~ ~.
Upon one 4, 80 ]. s ! { pu',s,u ~, s &
sdf across Wy tses'ssa J. - l : kSut sake,
intha NlpRslng ceuiiEr 3 81 norfEern lpl1 "a
s Ontario. nesl ar nag eeen gray
9Th smoke ZOE q eenssl E G bllt
there seemed 70 pe ao !. Z eanse LOT
alarm. leaving lne skli Is, 4 on 2 rock aa
ledge az tnemonsn oa g iitsle stream,
r waded tne ,iatser ,2s, ZOE pernaps IUg :
yards mere Sas plenty j. of
ingerllng EEoaL, aitnoss 700 sinali TO
bother Wtf1, pas} ~, I mess faE. g ssapper
! vas wans9a aEa lhe ]! dss ail about
1 we're very tdense, san1 ~ Sile saame aS
dozen nan lhad 0een Is killed the 1 smoke
had become iaaf tae mp e ss!s ;;s
ther efforF !t was impo osslDle 70 zee
many yards ~ any direct Y tdoIl, and i y !;
bad about coaealdea to Eetreht g! sa. when
8 sudden gust or DOE air Struck Z me: !.
SAl unsuspectaea a grest tire had,
swept throHgh 9 hidden valley just
ahead, achange of WIND /, mad turned
the flames, aId 70 10 g rev g secon - !, the
tree tops almost oyertlsad :. We're tiar-
ing and roaring Ike blast furna aces.
Only those VINO nave seen lt can
understand s now swiftly q forest IRE
can advance, Wadsng ! q; stream and
casting mere and there as one slowly
advances arc poth easy and pleasant,
sbut running or 1ostnd erIng through,
that same waterway q few leaps
ahead OF g 9, :, conftag gfat ton ~ q differ
ent matter. dropping the rod and
creel IN the grook, 4 made ll q dash for
the outlet. The roar above and be-
hind was sonnet hing terrific, and i'm
20 minute the heat had become al
Smost unbearabie. Waders are the
worst possible footgear for speed,
ssbut luckily ! was IN the bFook-the
safest place. II seemed ! like two
hours-most likely It was two min.
sutes-before y saw the bow OF the.
Eskitf poklLng through great masses OF
smoke. She was still ten yards away
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Asttroioay Hts One srlIlne RIuhs..

Professor Longhaip Astrclogy
teaches that q girl born in J january
will be prude lent, good tempered and
fond sof dress; Sc born; iii Eebruary,
3affectionate, lind hearted and fond
sof dress; in March, somewhat friyo.
ilous and fond OF dress; in Apr;l, In
constant and fond Of g.'s IS
& Hostess srhat month are girls
born who ara Iol ssSnd oG dresBf
SIS Professor bnghair1 In none,
madam New z ork Weekly
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OL q TIN & C00k ERY
llaens Of shs CULINARY capers of tl,s,

81 ! s, ! s=sss Z,
" tlle ing e yiyS sl Gays or tne seven,
,senta cen.ury gas tgono xsyas Sru-i
Wo1ee Ivy ss.encs e sist!e
lnpe2k5 pslnilsnea IN 6s3S Is
any. cH1Iarlon, llss ne ! shlca Irib-
y, Gae. Anea asaIs eslt pears sls y g lirrell,s
Typ. i3o0 0lssa oSg okerlei md ! arving.
-f,htea; TOE e. !: ISiots ang are
sosoe soldsas PISS 56oP P'in ,s SAINT Dun
slams ai !, ss;hsarchyasd IN kleetrsfreef.
io1s, 'sS !, ,
pase e, irefl: tieer 0n are Gir
fecsed to Farboyie y, and presse,it,
arg icy Y siye, ,at nlght "a shed. Vine
ang y inegar taen 2, iAar;ie e at ahtsks
az ama season AZ: wlth Feppers Sait,
gi0nes, !, q g Mace, y ttineg and Ginger,
sDake y "a q deepe Goilin Or Hye.
paste !as, WITT st,,ss'ss "a Butter; iet 1t
I s1s'' gsoake al1e well s3 !,
n. LIeiue 4, g yentThoae ln jour fye,
c and Wnen you draw y j. q onf OF the
aunen pnE an melted Butse " y yirseaf,
Nunsmegs Gihger ahd Q httie sugar !:
snake lf wei togesher and pnt at INTO
tne Onen agalne, and ies e l stand q
tnree g OF q sfoufe hotires at the least 20
soase tnoroWly;; wien yolnr S1uen 2 p
| scolg take az, out Il ana nc st9P Ere hole
W1s9 butter. .EstE , S $.
Next = g . e e heaulng, r1fters on
sne e,,s. Gonrt Fasnion AZ . E.3! .
IsaEe enc Cnrda OF {, Q Sackep osset,
tle yoikss ofg q slxs 7 s Egges1 ana she
Rmtes OF tWp J, pl them, nne HOVER,
ana make patger ,F1al 81 !; season le With
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HORSE sHOEING.

Have you good horse or mule? If so.
bring him to w. M. Wallace, an expert
enced hand In all kinds Of Horse Shooting.
perienced men from the North--haye
done all the race.shoeing for them. I
have some of my work would like to
show you. Don't forget sm doing
Wagon and Buggy Work at very low
price. All work guaranteed. You will
IND me- on the corner below Jeii. Look
for my aign. w. n. WALLACE
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q a @ % z g Q = 9. . q
General Repair Shop.

ALL kinds OF Blacksmithing, Wood
Work, Painting, Trimming, Rubbe9
Tires and Rubber Horse Shoeing. All
done at short notice by firat.class work
men. We don't claim to be the only
frat-class workmen in town, but as good
for itself. Work and Prices guarartee0.
Gall and see our work ano get pr.ces.
Bring your Buggles and have them Ie-
paired and made as nice and good 2. new
for Spring and summer drives.
Yours for business,
j. p. Todd.
P. S.-Horse shoeing Speciality.
March IL, 1908 S8
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81 hen + Inan ID i'd love with q
sgisl, hs doean ! know Why and she
/ aosan i care 81 y
Old bachelors know 1 great deal
ABOUT Wometi Il q hey did NOT, shey
Fouldn' 1 be old bseh heloIs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

route from Texas to Colorado points.
lts,guipmcut for comfortable travel
and sightseeing arc not surpassed
by amy railway Zoo tho world. ON it-
liu, are an tuo sreat cities aud zee
sorts of Colorado.
fIFRCUANTs WHO GIVE COUPONS.
DRY GuUu-- Wagner a. Brandon
GENTS FUENI-HuNG--Parhs IS
Waldrop.
GuoCFBr--Clark, s. Fountain.
John N. Lawrence g. Go, Bryan
Grocery Go.
HARpWARE-Cole Hardware Co.
DRUC--JaWUs q Hart.
FUPNITrRU-IrVy Bros.
STATIONERY, Books ANp SCHOOL
SUppLITs-Iyl.r HaswDU.
JEWEtgN-JOhu NJ Caldwell.
~AuuLUN, Harness, BrDDIE--
buchanan 81 Buchanan
FEEp~TUrr--E. g.. Harder a. Co
MEAT MAU,ET-Jeu ID. franklin
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
FARMERS INTHUTE.
The Meeting at Steep Hollow Yesterday
a Grand Success.

The Brazos County Farmers Iu-
stitute held thier banner meeting at
Steep Hollow yesterday. 10 was the
best meeting yet held in two essen
/ tial points, towit: attendance and
interesting program; while iu one
other important feature it was un-
excelled That was was q bounu.ul
aud excellent dinner.
Twenty or thirty Bryan people
were present. most of them taking %
lively part In the meeting. Dr. S..
&, Friloy opened the session with
prayer, aud au important business
meeting was held Coo the forenoon.
continuing until the arrival ul PRO-.
Saudersou of the a. aud M. College
who made "a talk ON Che boli weeyil.
Tho afternoon session was opened
with two or three vocal selections,
we'll rendered by the Steep Hollow
choir-Miss Riggs and Miss Needeu
taking turns as ogguuists.
Mr.. a. W Buchanan made talk
iu the afternoon on thc subject of the
Benefits of Warmers Institutes.
The speech was one oi the ,trou rast
ever made by This gifted orator Mr..
Buchanan made uu appeal Cor iu.eu-
siyo farming m distinguished from
the loose system now iu vogue,
Wherein farmers oyer-crop and scat
ter their energies, getting poor Tee
turns from their labors. The speech
was enthusiastically received.
Walter Wippracht, w. $. Howell,
r.. 4. Searcy and others were pres
emit 20 represent the interests OF the
Central Texas Fair, and did some
good work.
This reporter was forced 20 leave
the meeting before the afternoon
business meeting was over, and did
not learn the time aud place selected
for the next meeting. Further Tee
port of the meeting will Doe made iu
another issue.
The farmer, institute idea Is tax
ing strong hold bon this county, aud
may bo said Co Boz well established.
President j. H. White presided
over the deliberations ofthr meeting
and exhibited his usual zeal Boz the
cauHc ol improved agricultural
methods. = Webb Howell, the sec-
rotary of che institute, was 700 bis
post and contributed greatly tI ,hn
success ol thn meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
MEMS FURNlSHERs
Coulter The SIashsr.


l-4r fruit jars Mason 5 3Ic
gal fruit jars Masou's. zoe.
For sale zoo o. bargain. New five
room house. bathroom, good out-
houses. large cisteru. city water.
Noar graded school or would rent
reasonably fora term. Apply Hi
ton Bros. a Co. I73
For lack service atall hours day
or night call at Exchange barber
shop or ulou. No.3.I Good teams,
new carriage. promptaud courteous
attention. Neatall trains. I'D Taiioy
proprietor. ia
Come ud bus your Frgi, Jars;
They aren't liable Co advance. ]
have lett, out of q car. alalge lot
yet. one quart fruit jars only 3jc,
half gallons only ijc.
j. Allen Myers.
as, Hot kutter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Cleveland declares be has no
desire to re-enter politics, and no
aspiration 90 take any part therein
except as a private citizen. Ip-e
dixit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

You ask. ANA prepared Co mSin-
tain my reputation as The Hot Eut-
tora Well. should gently remark
] 5m with them; ! will stay with
tHem; avn still the warm stuff;
don't never doub, tins; compare
goods. one quart Fruit jan, 3ic, once
bal. gallon fruit jars only i5c. J..
Allen Myers, Hot Hutter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

i0paper, tacks. fun count, .o5c.
tumbler,, large size, i2c.
SNo. lamp chimneys Gre proof
% cents
g lamp burners No. brass 2jc.
Buying In little one dozen lots I am
prepared to stay with any one when
IL comes 10 prices. Don't think for
moment that will close my racket
department 10 please the hardware
men. w. J. Coulter The Slasher.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

The twenty-second annual fair
will be held at Taylor July 2, 8
and T. Several from Bryan will
attend, including some Of the fair
directors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Thereare any number Of receipts
published foi keeping life sweet to
a green old age, but it is all
summed up in the advice TO let
nothing sour on you aud 10 sour on
nothing yourself.-San Antonio
Light.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Three desperadoes held up O
picnic party Of one hundred per.
sons Ia oklahoma last Sunday ana
took up a collection Of $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
COLORADO TOUR CONTEST

T.e Bryan Eagle hos purchased
twl rauai-rIp excursion ticket,
from Bryan tn Boulder. Colo. aud
return. and viii give them ll.. oi
charge to Two persons to Doe selected
by o. voting contest. The tickets call
.Ur lrst.ela,- accommodations Boo
every respect. wit. stop-0yor pr.yi-
Ie-e, az all points. and are good for
return passage until oct. 81. They
include alsoa side trip from Boul-
der to tue great Cripple Greek Min.
ing city 0r Co. Pike, Peak aud re.
turn.
Besides TIE coupons printed iu the
Daily and Weekly Eagle tue msr.
chants Cd. Bryan named below will
give coupon, with all retail sales oi
merchandise. at the rate of one vote
for each Gem cents sold fog cash or ou
thirty days. Twenty votes are given
with each cash yearly subscription
tD the Weekly Eagle
The contest began May %. aud viii
crutIuu. until July d..
New candidates marrut.rtH. cone
test 900 amy time.
IS count w.l, %. wHda every Saur-
day m.il contest closes. aud result
VIII h. announced Boo each Sunday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

u.. contest is for two Colorado
tours. Two rara.. to act as curr.s-
nouIsu,- OFF OBJ. Eagle are to eo to
Colorado. al transportation paid bv
tua Eagle. routes os follows: From
Bryan 90 Fort Worth aud return via
toe Houston o. Texas Central rail
way; from Fort Worth TO Boulder
Colorado, and return via Tho Fort
Worth and Denver railway; stop
over privileges loo each direction ON
this line. From Denver or Colorado
Springs q side trip TO Pixies Peal, OF
% Cripple Greek, a. desired. The
Houston d Texas Central offers the
best accommodations from here 10
TT. Wort and raturn, and best CON
nections for Colorado tourists; is the
shortest, quickest route, with best
equipments.
The Fort Worth x Denver railway
Is the great tourist route to Colo.
RADIO points. II is world renowned
Tor scenic attractions. 10 is the short
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Coulter Cuts The Price.

qt fruit jars Mason. aIc.
gal fruit jars Ma-ou'- iOt
6full finished tumbiar-. i-c.
iUm.l boxes tucbs, 0lc.
s No 1 lamp chimuey- 2j'.
6 so. 1 lamp burner, 25c
Coulter The ~.asaer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

The Emory mill-remuaut sale, con
Quoted by Wagner IS Brandon, has
proved such "a success that 50 will De
continued a few days longer 600 order
10 give all those who have not made
purchases chance at the goods at
the popular mill-ramuaut prices. l65
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

For Baut-My present home, six
room house with good well, cis-
terms. garden. stable and other cone
veuiauces Wish 90 make contract
for 3. % or l2 months.
1881 DMrl E.C. Pearson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

The Emory miIi-rcmuaut sale, cone
jucted by Wagner d. Brandon. bias
proved such success that twill Dee
continued % few days longer iu order
to give AN those who have mot made
purchase, chance at The goods at
che popular ill-remuaut price. ij5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Dickinson shipped $4,000 crates
Of strawberries by express the past
season
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

A man entered the county the
first OF the week at the San Anto-
Mo crossing on the Nayasota river
with severalhuudred guineas, with
which he is destroying boil weevils
in the cotton fields Of that section.
He turns the fowls loose ON the
cotton patches and &c doesn't talk,
them long 90 eat every weeoyi.
and thoroughly rid the field %.
thcm.-Madi-ouville Meteor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Just received by T.. j. Cox d. Son
10 fresh shipment of the celebrated
"SuccriJy" coffee, one ot che best
and purest brands ever sold IN
Texas. l7u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

Don't nu tn order Breakfast Bell
when your coffee gives OUT Clarke
d. Fountain. 1872
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20

ID 5 Waterhouse, Galveston; Nick
Carter, Italy; Arthur Lemacks,
Palestine; J O Brown, Few York.
CENTRAL
Calageio Salvador ID Congora,
Brazos Bottom; II l. Shepherd, Kur-
ten; Mrs ID e Mnlarky, Liborty.
ARCADE.
~ * smith, Wheciook; D. y
NcNutt, hearne; Mrs WEIGH aud
daughter, Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-20
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE

TIP McGowen, Houston; + II Ed
wards, Waco; J II Wisner and wife,
Houston; f. + Taylor. Chicago; Il
Brown, Austin; J Adoue, Calvert;
ID r. Hatch, A ID Adams, Houston
w II Mason, 81 Louis; Il Il Berry
Waco; l. n Fuller, Calvert, r III
White, Philadelphia; II Price, st
Louis; + Hoistotter Palestine. j +
Pace, Virginia.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
THE SILK MILL
More Employees are Nsedsd

In our. columns to-day will Boz scen an
advertisement of the silk Mil here iesir
Ing more employees This mill is the
largest and one of the most important
Institutions of the civ. in an intervie ..
the manager. Mr.. Walter & Stesrns
said. The question Of employees with
us Is most Important and on 10 inagfeat
measure depends our remaining in this
city. II we can yet the necessary number
Of employees we Will triple the size and
capacity of the mill The portion of IN.
ployee in our mills is light, the WORK
pleasant aud clean aud one need not lose.
a single working day ia the year. The
wages compare favorahly with any
other silk mill in the country. and Il the
employee il faithful aud diligent he or
she is advanced accordingly
IL will be seen from this how impor
tant this matter is
An enterpriss that pays ont weekly a
larger sum than any other In the city
should be given oil encouragement possi.
BILE and an effort should bee made t. give
It every employee necessary for it's sac
cess. 4 word to the wise Is sufficient.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
Church Sociabie

The Ladies Missionary Soci.,y OF th,
Presbyterian church entertained the con.
gregation Ihursday- night in the base
ment OF the building from eight to ten
ihe exercises were opened with PRAYER
by Rev DR.. J. ". RosehrO and this was
followed by vocal numbers by Niles Alice
Gammon aud Mr.. Charles Wright Miss
little May Fulton then rscifed two mum
bers' all II which was much enjoyed
Aiter this the assembling. numbering be-
tween POO or $50. WAS served ,vith r..
freshments. and scattered to their homes
with many expressions cf satisfaction
with the entertainment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
GaY-M MAYO

The marriage Of Miss Louise Allen MAYO
TO Mr.. II. Burton Gay of Baltimore took
place Thursday evening at & O'Clock in
the home Of the brides mother. Mrs.
Louise Randolph Mayo Gil East Frank
ling street. Richmond Owing to a re
cent bereavement in the brides family.
only the families and a few Intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony Mics
Mayo ia the daughter OF the late George
" Mayo
Among those present at the wedding
was Mrs. Clara Il Howard. Of this citv