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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17
sruRDEvANT &c SON.
rwo ROTTLES CURED HIM.

81 was troubled with kidney COM
,laiut for about two years" writes
\. II. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, Ia,
but two bottles of Foley's Kidney
,ure effected a permanent cure" For
ale at Browns pharmacy
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17
rHE ONLA GUARANTEED KID
NEY CURE

Smiths Sure kidney Cure. Your
ruggist will refund your money II
fter taking one bottle you are not
a,isfied with results. so cents.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

The Columbia company brought in
4 very fine oiler, south Of Chauute, on
the Cross land last Friday. The well
vas shot and shows 30 barrels per day
by the lowest estimates. % feet of
nav sand was struck.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

Fred Nixon is quite jubllant over
the fine oil strike that was made on
his farm, near Austin, one day last
week. Fred says it is one Of the good
wells of the district.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

A new company has been formed by
Chicago and other Illinois capitalists,
;alled the Chicago-Kansas Oil & Gas
company. Their holdings are 15OC
acres OF land secured from The Reli-
ance company, near Buffalo.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

A pipe line VIII De laid at once to
the wells drilled by Capt. Walker on
the old fair ground eighty and on to
the COffeyville brick plant develop
ment.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

Mrs. James G. Blaine has just
died at her home in Augusta, Maine.
She was 76 years old.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17
SUMNER EXCURSION RATES TO COLO
RADIO AND UTAH POINTS VIA
SANTA FE

Prom Chanute 70 Colorado Springs. slS2s
Glenwood springs, so 80, Salt lake City ant
OGDEN Utah, So 80. Tickets on sale daily Jun'
/ to sept 30, 1913. Final return limit pctooe
81, IpB. Stopovers and other information ca
gent One way second class colonlst rates
smter laj8. A. L. CABLE. Agent.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

The Great Western brought in a
good oiler IN the Buffalo hcld, one
day last week The well was shot by
Mr.. Winchester and shows up well.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

Another good oiler was brought IL
on the Coutlett farm, northwest of
Chanute, last week. This makes
three wells on that tract.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

The second we'll brought in by the
Shaw OIL & Gas Co., on the Mathews
land has much mo. e producing sand
than No. l and is counted better
we'll,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

Last Friday the Chanute Crude
brought in No. 10 on the FussmaD
land. This is SAID to be O.e Of the
very best wells in the locality.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

The Humboldt on u Gas Co. brought
in another fine we'll one day last
week. This me is on the Whitick
land.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17

The injunction brought by the
Texas men Oh several of our oil men
in this field has heen dissolved.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17
In the Oil and Gas Field

The Western Torpedo Co. shot
another well out by the brick plant
Wednesday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-07-17
SPECIAL RATES VIA SANTA FE.

Summer excursions to Colorado. s1S.25 on sale
iaily until Sept. 30. 1908. Final limit Oct 3lst.
One way second class rates TO Colorado
Indian Territory, New Mexico, Oklahoma
Texas, July 2lst, Aug. 4th, 18th, rate ione, hali
II the first-cass, Fare =. added.
Those summer rates to points In Michigan,
Ohio. and New York, one fare 81 90 added, or
ale daily to aud including Sept. Sth. Final
limit Oct. 81, 1903.
Grand Army Republic, Aug. p, 1eB.as6
$500 round trip on sale Aug. l.14th inclusive
Final limit Oct. Is, 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27
WHISKY INSTEAD or HOMES

Of the little 81" Of Ne'
They workiuEnrus families
stat-'euflrr ana the
presumably ANYWAY what h aa !" ~
true Of many another city !" TINS
Hand.
sten the manufacturing interests VI nv
Mance pay ou Tor help arhw eek
j. circulation every sewn n'S'
IN Of
II estimated that there hand this makes an
that not "aisuariy S'Sea
hands enaa own
have henk eee'aa' ana IN "
aentshe Of ~ that In i've years
plants Kw@ should close Tor three
e these &Se hAna mt
be
A ~ Disclose the ct$fe u 1t ALI
81 'nE tsctthe weekly DEPOSITS
that ttea ...-..
alongside 1Goo via have tiEe cn tof
the o
instead Of 81 Tor each famuo'o uss o" ana to
buy home q
rasat deuaa week that riss and
brought wlut Independence ard content
with an the poverty
discomfort anxiety and that baonc vsstea
IS tlaor whrh ~ the hope Il home
the most r1.plrus hoe Qry dependent him
O
It Is ths tsa-vsrk brutality which
nhhnard
nd WRAPS children Ii
all degsited tbs banks BY the Asioue
81 Kswans freu werkHgmsu
nut enough Of O 5ses yvs-oed Knows co. 81
h
BY o
homes ana pe Of prosperous content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27
LABOR AND BUILDING

rarrr t,aaesr =, syresai building deas
upon
.
tu
t thta chief
buuataz
atts-ff raised an aax hs tine calls
prs,s ,ssrp,aa
10
me bis pC,a,s. erea., pre electrical sappl wholly,
dae marty lha faseaaUaa
a cenbite
Contractors
CO Of
u
materials
exeess
=
hish pr aud at iero th
thanGs a Q o
Fsps
adranso sud nat oons Psney
pes.als e. pr.p~cs
nsuh Justify h~sy iavea buildings there have
: ID
Labor euvrutras Am@ Industrial
taaox uvsnnss -
Sf
prompted elsewhere
II
is-t ssteruaas aud
ealpnny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27
The Simplex Plano Player

Tau hear % much sissut Step Ia snd
hear THIS little ssnius play. II will
delight and surprise yau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27
AOARGOOF GOLD
go css BIZ EWHoRNuSa. so SS
corrseHr leoa ErSspJtN EvrNs1s As'oeVro~A
NrwsReptR frrsLss5e AssocL~ros.

self. follow her in schooner Ne had
bought aud pick up the Eia With the
Euld aboard Well, I did 90. never
mind tho bloody massacre the others
had made OF it before 1 came up.
uad knows Was never "A euuBontiaH
party % that. though ! know I'm re
apnnsihie I'm In this thing a. deep
a. any OF them, ! Sr shared the risks
ard I'm goluK e. share the pluudef
and IN nainA with the others II a
ever cnmss to that deserve a
hard enough Aud - here We are,
We three and the negro. all four fit
"a swiuE Ia a row. az You were fool
enough 10 tell vs.. and you step tn
aud find out everything what's To
be danef You know What the others
want 90 So, ! say Il rests with you
whether they Do q er not There's
ouiy one other way OF meeting the
caAr
whats thatf'
he in Il yourself. mani Come In
with me and split my share"
could lave Sufst out laughing in
his hana@Sinr. eager face. the good
faith uf this absurd proposal was 81
anonymously apgSt'nt. and 10 OBJ.
yiausiY genuine w the young VII.
laIn's anxiety fof my consent ne,
rume Accessory after the fact Ca such
a efime' aeii my silence for a price,
concealed nv Feelings with euual
difficulty and resolution had
plans n my uNn already. bat ma
gain time 60 think thgIu aver S1f
could I afford q quarrel with ftatt
ra8 ncanNhiir
AWhat vas the haul asked
Nm. with the air ~ one not UMPIRE,
pared O. consider the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27

Everybody knows I've been out
there. They'll have 10 pay me over
the counter, aud u you walt Ia the
cab. by the Lord Harry. IN pay you
your 1900 nfatl You don't deserve
H. Cole. but you shall have a.. and
between "a we'll see the others 60
blaEeAi"
Sc jumped up a4ascl,sment ana
was az the door neat instant
stop. J cried Where are you
sDl25Gh stairs to tell them
Tell them whatT"
THAT you're going In with me
ana is all right
And DO you realty thinh I ann"
lie had unlocked the door. after q
pause heard him lock Il again iui
/ ala not see his face until he re-.
turned 60 the bedside And then u
frightened me. ~ was distorted and
dinooior~d with rage and chsErin.
You've been making q fool OF
me-" he cried nsrcuSA
mo. I have been Sinsidcrins the
matter. itattrsY"
And Ynu wont accept my offer -
"Of course I won't I didu't say
IA been considering that"
fists and starting eyes.
Don't you see that I want 90 save
yaur life p he cried "pont you So
that this Is the only way DO yau
suppose murder more or iea'
makes any difference 20 that iol
dawn Htairsf Are yeu really surh 4
fool a. % die rather than hold YOU
tongue -
4 won't hold u FOR money az ell
events said !. hut that's what
was coming TO
Very wrii'" he interrupted You
shalt only pretend 10 touch It. All
Nant IL 20 convince the others thai
is against your interest % split
Self interest Ia the one motive thee
understand rour bare word would
b. good enough Tor me
'ssuppqes 1 wont give my bar
word p M I. In a gentls mHuuel
wtFSh di1 not n4ean 10 D. a. lrri.
tntf9g aH u doubtless vas.
Fnr heavens sake dent be saiea
an IDIOT. cote" he burst out iu :
passion You know I'm against ihs
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&C %
GoFRIohr looo.

HYNurNta
code. the narrator leaves a hufnlnN
ahlp of the African coast Ito reaches
England. believing his leSe. Eva
nanlaon. IL dead An sttsn0E)la made
on hts ilfr rs unknown MN aud he
seeks aeclnaiah neecptiua uoftaHu
owned bs Squire nattrsYs 1he latter
g. ln league with roirs rnomies whom
the latter believes dead Eva 10 held
a prisoner in the hattra8 castle. lie
sees them taHuthrf ana hears hsf
charHa them with murder aud Al
tsmptthH hia life. She eammuniea ten
With cole aud impiarsa hia aid
cole returns II the manor house
neat night snd meets Eva. Who tells
him ths burned chip carried a cafgu
% gulil9 lie shoots the hcEto. "a no IL
z9n guard. hut IA captured BY ltAttfay
--Sind the others. Who return Via al
underground Massage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27
CHAPTER Nvt.
A BEADlngk

n must have been midnight when
I opened my eyes . eioek Was Htrik
ins a. though Il avNer weuit stop
NJ mouth seemed FIRE. punHrnt
flavor filled my nostftla tas wine
glass fult cuid against my teeth
THAT'S more like tt." muttrfra .
vetce ciaas 20 my sar An arm vas
Withdrawal frosn under ny shoulder
! was aiiaN~ h 70 Hink back upan
aofne piiiuNA And unm I aaa where
! vas. The rean Aas tarze and
poorly iiE hlrd ! lay In my clothes
nu an old four naatef bed And ms
rurmtrs we're standing over me In a
group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27

Z hope yea arr rsusned sacsrri
iaaguln saHtsa. e&th n flourish OF
Z his efrfn8l cigarette
& assn You aHuR d. usBrdrS 81
I NY house, wherever clae yuu may a.
Aud eos better U.s. 1fu - TIE
unrest aailsa station. Vt Wsei Ynu
s. and tea thr . 49, yuuraclff
asked the ppftuguess. la the same
I tome af hpny
"Ay ~. stpwis8 Harris. sshet .
TIE usKs thiuEt
NJ. sal4 Rattray. the nest
things fef you tvo to isass him q
wen see you aausnsai- cried ms
captain
Va. no. my friend. said sauts-
wtfh a shrua LET him have his way.
/. tir il as faud of hia sksru as you
arr - yours he u casus round 80 aaf
I nay IN the end. knaN this senior
/ cole. II i necessary for I'm "a die
7 Hut b IL ugt necessary this FunmsBt
iet ~ i've them together FOE a beetle
I beet
THAT'S aif I a.k." SAID Rattrav
'Ysu won aak II twice. frtoiassi
/ santos. Struggling. I knps 'his
SENIOR CaiF. There - nnly ore wAg
~ diiinE stth mar IKE that He
sides. BE- As ks~lsd ny god
JoNs e i4 necessary Tor i'm 20 die
= aRres uith tbs ssnhor. said
Harris. whose fuf g. a. vas sta rrutl
with sticking plaster. ITS him Or
Ne. an we're all aksn You. aluifc.
Z feu'll have to give IN. first or last -
And tbs pair were gone their
sfspa grew faint in the corridor
when we couid no longer hear them.
WattfaF closed tbs door and quietly
I locked a. Then he turned % me
stern enough. and pointed 20 the
/ door with a hand the' shook.
You see how Il j.
Perfectly
They want 70 kiil you
epf course they do.
wffa your 1wn fault you've run
Yourself into this. did my best 10
keep you out Of H. Hut Ia you come
aud spill first blnel
= don't regret ~, said l.
soh you're damned mule enough
not tn rRsrst anything" cried RAFT
ray 4 see the sort YOU ara yet but
{ Tor me. I tell you plainly. you'd be
"a dead man nov
q can't thiuk Why you interfered I"
You've heard the reahgn { wont
have murder done here III can pre-
vent h. 80 Gar I have. % rests with
you whether can 90 on preventing
u of not
with me. does 81"
lie sat down on the HiHr Of the
bed lie threw an arm to the FAR
side % ny body and he ieant over
me with savaEe eye nos staring
INTO mine. now resting with q mo-
meutary Eiram Of pride upon my
battered head. ] put up my hand
a no upon n very turban ~ hand
ages. ard AZ thHt I tried 20 take his
hand Ca mine lie shook II of and
his eyes met mine more fierceIy than
before
Gee here. cole" said he Il don't
know huw the down YOU got wind af
anything 70 start with aud / dent
care what do know ia that you We
made bad enough long chalk worse
for al concerned. and yau'u have to
get yourself out Of the mess you sc
got yourself lutu. and there's only
one way. suppose Miss Dpnlsou
has really told YOU everything THIS
fime7 What's that oh. yes. she's
all right again. No thanks 10 gfi
Now lets hear what she dii tel
you itll save time" .
repeated the hurried disclosures
made by Eva in the rhudodeudrena
lie nodded grimly IN confirmation
n ttrir truth.
The game was started iu Melbourne
Ny part was 20 wait ~ Ascension
tili the Lady JermYn alknallrd her
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others and you know what they
want. yet you do your best 70 put
mr on their side You know what
thuy are and yet you hesitatol Fof
tho love OF God be sensible At least
give me your word that yuu'li hold
your tongue forever about all you
know"
"All right" said. I'm Eise you
my word my sacred promise. RAFT
ray ON one condition.
what's thatT'
That you let me take MiHA Drni-
son away from you. fof good and
ell"
It's face WAS transformed with
fury, honest passion faded from it
aud left Il bluOdleans deadly sinister.
Away from msff said nsttfay.
through his teeth.
Prom the lot OF you
II ramsmbef' You told me that
night You we're Ia love with her
yau youfF
That's has nothing 70 40 with u. "
said 4. shaking the bed With my
anger and my agitation.
= should hops not You. indeed,
10 look al herr"
well" I cried. she may never
love me. but at least nhs doesn I
igathe me az she loathrn you yes.
and the sight Of you and your very
name"
tContin usdl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27

N you are locking for the best In
veHimeRts AStAthe world today In
veatiEste fSr'Tie Wireless Telegraph
stock Bee offices. cola Pioneer
building go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27
If You
Intend
Pease Piano

To iuy = plano dan', fali to So The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27

BEFORE mahina a hnai aelec ton. They
viii HrftalnlY please Yeu. The action
ls ensf. light and responsive. Great
care 10 HiNrr 10 the selection u the
material used throughout and ever
snacayar q. paG9fth 10 make a piano
which will not only please when new.
beat utieh will retain il tuas affor
Tsafs - use.
The peaaa piano atanas in tune longer
than mast makes shtch IL an impuf
tana feature. especially 4 thaaS who
NNe where there r. no rss1dent plano
tuuer Ne sell these exesiiunt pianos
a. tow prices and nn easy paYmsfts
You viii Hlsn und here q large as
sentiment II Chiekefins Kimbsn Ito
bart ~ rabis a \ Iohnstan Go and
iiiuEe pla4v We also carry the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14
MsNcs MATTERS

srrgur ISpa,rf 90 sv-srsas-- Ter. b
t-nt
Ess,ase,t vsniauru % F'l-rsu q.
M amHnea
FnaHmUls ARA. is 20 have rhal
aHtt fufrlrY
P'u'rriI @ o. has purchased ,noo fssl
~ huss anti a FIRE wagon
Federal ruurr uaut nlry a. purlnt
r.. nuirust niS rruF h.tt
mauani r1uuty rsxaa souts % osa
ruuuu sisruou au r1s 1-rh E-st
CHurirs suifH WV run ever ant k.-
90 Ir n.'numnur Tex. by a. r-rin.
F,m f.ar ~ miners rr-l,tfr ts. Eaty
mint H fu1rinr thousands 20 tons %
frul
a. hlI OBJ provide -orrs Cor homeless
1uur Hul a..sr introduced .1 rfr rr1-a
nv srrae,r Hru-
E..uorr mar Vhr. soUlars wHI b.
niItsu uylv rr1m F.rt 500 art r'gr'ss
Hur F.isrs Lei lsn.af
WiuH g,ublr vac rfar lrI ALLIED
ur1r Ufwuurhp r uIt 'rnwTr "a
nurr r.rarlb.rsi
NH Nuv Tius nog4lray "a r-l.f
rUghrr 1r WuUum a TUatU .'
Nafuu uHrr Iat .r fIa-r
pr ngnwvu negro Vtr Vlt rsFll,.ra
nrrsgy was thnf irt ri.I.T Nnuri al D.
glrE Mt-ghu. NsvF lr snurEf. ot.t
The virs NJ Alderman Wrank G1ui
~ Dulthrult rItv terur.t a. tvorr.
amt Judgment rlr Emlna v1rrn nj prop.
srrr
M.ul-v TlBusr % Wllirnw O. e
wiili. uumuUnu r1 hnnrt a train nd
Wt mwar. ARA ff.l l1t was run over
Hut Nuft
Peter Wgsrsrr ~ W1harr Dku.. tuc
/ urR Cssthtnt ~ u,.s yr1nss El. schr't
ui.at uf dHht lr Hobart were anr al
lrve't ui io en-
while prepurur suuuer the cIorh~'
80 MrH Wan. a f'w miles rom Rhcus
ua7s. rniuht hrr 1rt rhe bdY was
aur1ef DO team.
Wv BulnriEht mUt mirs tw1 uiiIs'
r-u,u rrtr.rvtla ORuI. n rhs Wlchit1
nuunrrlnr hus hsru snht Or tidann e
al Louis nurrra
~ ri Chanrs ~ Ffnuev Grove. Ter.
vaas si,rts't rhn't vtrr prsaiisnr % ne
usr,rununuaI Uulnu ~ FLOUR ard Co
r.il M.il WmulnYes
a munas.v tri-,t O. steal tne huhy a
Mrs W A. Hlhnanu ~ rtmpn Fhh,
ANT uae nttY nat ra chase ths animal
ar mms riuie CO secure nsr uttis ons
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14

The following hymeneal writeup
from a Mississippi newspaper
has been adopted by the Kansas
school Of journalism as a perfect
model Of its kind of composition:
Would that our pen had been
pluoked from some beautiful bird Of
Paradise and dipped in the yes OF a
rainbow, that we might tittingly de-
scribe the beautiful marriage scene
enacted at the residence of Mrs. +.
V. Bra well, l0l st. Anthony street,
-, Ala, on the evening Of Feb
ruary %. Just as the day god,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14
Monday DIR. Tabor wired nearly

Monday DIR. Tabor wired nearly
all the towns in South Texas as to
their attitude il he raised the quar-
antine against San Antonio. All
except one said the quarantine
would be made tighter If it was
done. Halletsville said che would
raise her quarantine if the state
did. New Orleans said she would
quarantine the whole state.-Gon-
zales Inquirer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14

clothed in majesty sublime had
withdrawn his galaxy of quivering
golden beams from all the earth and
waited a good night kiss to the
young evening, who was fast sp-
preaching with her cloudless brow
mounted by crown ofjeweled stars
lit was then that the cords OF con-
fidence, hope, and love, binding the
hearts of Hiram j. Bruister and
'"tary Elizabeth Braswell were IN
.en 'ly traced upon the scroll of life,
le rthe sacred seal Of holy matri-
,bsony placed Observation-Disclosures
~ isitOr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14
HOW TO REACH THE PUBLIC.

In the course Of a recent lecture
in Hartford Conn, on "The Max
ing of Newspaper" Charles Hop
kins Clark, of the Courant said:
How are you going to get at the
public? Mail them circulars and
the wastebaskets in 10000 homes
give each a weary yawn, and the
circular disappears unread. Call
upon the people, explain the merits
Of your wares? The sign 'Our
Busy Day hangs in business of.
fees; in private houses you must
ring the bell. 0ftener you are
turned away.
"But put a cleverly worded ad-
vertisement o. these wares in q
newspaper that has an established
circulation in the city's homes and
business houses and see what hap
pens: You couldn't get in there
yourself, hut your advertisement is
there on the breakfast table, In the
library, in the parlor, in the sew
ing room, and when everybody Is
inquiring for the paper which can't
be found it is very likely doing
duty on the quiet in the kitchen.
Il is all over the house and want
ed there. You are not. And,
similarly at the business office It
is read and re-read, and part Of the
use Of This il Our Busy Day sign
is TO get chance TO read the papers
And il is interesting 10 note the
advertisement has another than a
commercial use. II il printed for
business purposes pure and simple,
but il il often read AZ news y
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14
Nuiine 10 Poll HnS Rryrrk.

Under the new law muuh thine M
required Co iit dpIst all tire Ai.nilts "a
the poll taN reosnitsl three Times llul-
ger than furmsrly-,unt piiiu Las pay
ers ARE hereby warmed tp ugu ANT
pHy their taxes uurly heturs ,tns rlnslA
begins. Those w'ho ddlnF Iiul AFTER
christmas run .the risk Nti r,uhu,E lsiii.
~ only n limited number uuu be
waited un IN the spaoe 81 uns nnmuiil
Responsibility,
M C.. NJ. rn''ill.
City $aurstsTy Umd O,ill.Htitsf.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14

Membsrs uf Cnnp j.. a. E,hrrits,u
are reuuestud to meet ut tht CNuuu-
house m Bryan aUhUrduF. NV Dc
at 2 'cluuk d. M, tu .iisuu q rWup
and urwlBnri Hr.i'sr .ln-
purtRut business by trbmtd
w. Gllls Mtnhsil
guB Ntiutmu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14

~ G.n-apaw u.nss AZ Ps'sus assfs
puat.sus rl.~w ssun,ssf

,cluis1 NV. nH--rhs suslsasr own
iup rranne.e Assse Ar'aEnW news ~
General rnmrps AMT uh. canfntaiaa
tr,Hus sii. umt rrm arrf 90 cllrts-
u.uu ,r-tm Che Drpfihstuius,U &C IA
rr,uihil,r 40 Rhnlme rh. so,usus ~
huvsu W'in am nii' vavssu' ~ car
1lsreus 'ais n-Vx ~ ri,,s uub'u-nti,snus
al RstGuB Naa rsrniNstt snuN Nui
uuesaly NV an ar niirr1nyuiiiilu rh,srs
nhe uiusrum,nu tffi,uaiit amt u"uulnfu
Nluus rursuH tlut ntusr sr uirir 90
uniniiuUsium tl:ainsC rn-ri,Hana. Mr.
thai nUw NtR nruUailuss't etsrK ni-
nseuiutaby
n'hs OsnueW li,fu nruuutu news riui
1ud clu,nnhiIN uranus we've rs,uiV o..
Hglil flV ghs lsyatmus tu che orinavu
ann \" sHrirf ~ me sustlnsr, aesYins
linssrfg '-''na.. rsfsussst 20 smhart uhrm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14
SrsaED or IEaEI&

W,esituRn lAps 1aa-s go. Tsausa.,i
rlplinsxf Mur-s az 49, Ysrs-
Ncrv NEuf6 wv El.-MaS o. M
SliEna wealthy aHuNs &C rhls CRY
al NisSEuu. iu,I Esl,t up As ras wuni'v al
q memAm an Rt'suusnu nuGf tithiusg
li,sSs n',eu sitnsst 90 l,s'vsis valued az
Ssuup whilir Nu q viiac nd hru sun rt ma
nttN. Wine funnN no srnpuinT az a pr.
wuus iuu'n uuufh ers'uusnrs'f ny spnn-
iturnE rhlrs a nu dew o. me cfi'ves
ieis. 1.yN,iirv hTuiuT assu -ttsn fruul a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14

sunHmv Pa. Wv ti-Iuslrs Alrsr
M rsu,i'r-.l ga aumiou 0r whb'h o.
Che unuirarirs srrits faniuii,iiiinu ut moo
ain,rnW "a .nuhsr ri.. uiiasrs or ths oD-
.sf-tnug uhar lei ne srar a+ElI TO-
tiiunu an ris uh s.rr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14
hold Guu bundles iur Gik.

We have two wuruH rmuinr
every day and Will Niisit Wuu rsru-
larly lur your lHunttry. Bhunss hiat
your bundles fur us and we Will rp-
preoiate your pRhruuRre. The Bryan
Steam Laundry isR hume siftHipIiil"s
guaranteeing work and lmiuas, ant
you ARE NOT sandinE VnIu musF
away from hume 10 .hliiit mp En'uii''r
towns euterprises when Euu lIurnrni-
ize us. Plume 1at.
2H5 Ellun STUART, Biripl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14
viii BE nj this ESrhnngf hria w
Veuiher 2nth.

Dr nHly, the eminent W3uhu'nil
whu hns beeu Visiting tuu urT Soc
the pnst five VuErs, lIns te'r five
huudrod putiairts iu Bryan lut VII
ciuity. uuy uf whm DE uim r,f,r
yuu to with IianstJre-. Wm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14

j. y. Cule tflars dWf Huis % lew
tons uf the genuine amYrtNut liui's
Cuttun rasd. THESE suau pruituus
uuttun two to uitrse weeks suiil,fr
than ANY uthgr biud, uut Ga. r. Pat
kor giunar, van tell you hiw multi
Iiutthey make uuupurat with atihsr
kinds &h
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-14

PAmfu.v ARIA, WOW Ran the rlses
AGAINST HlVn M Prtre f1rmrr sur.
usynr r'ueraI far Nr.znna lnt rhsi
Cilu'it MlrpnY fir alleged svraCont AM
hrhsry have h~rn raulnast uErl ths
rHssr Germ 20 rnlrr