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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-11
Seeds.

Alfalfa, Timothy, Blue Grass, Red
Glover, White Glover, Orchard, Grass,
Bronze Grass, Essex Rape. Vetches,
Garden seeds in bulk. The most
complete line ever offered in Welser,
at Klmbails.
Onion sets, Red and Yellow. Save
your money buying bulk seeds.
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-11
An Idaho POcahOntaS.

d River News-Mlner'
Whitaker Wright, the English pro-
,m recently arrested on criminal
roe connected with the wrecking
ba London & Globe Finance cor
ation spent some time in Idaho
he early days when he was max
Ois start in life among western
inc camps. In a long interview
q New York reporter Mr.. Wright,
silng some of his early struggles,
asked:
Won't you tell about that Poca-
bias episode in your life, when
we're saved by a squaw?"
That was while | was prospecting
The Snake river, Idaho, the sum-
before | went to Leadvllle," he
The Indians were on the warpath,
several parties had been massa
near where | was, when an
Liam and his bride pitched ,theil
near my shanty. l called to see
n, and noticed that they envied
good smoke l was having so
IA big plug of tobacco to them
1 had hardly returned to my
|nly when a war party of braves
cup. Their chief started for my
and in about a minute | guess il
'ld have been all over, but thai
law ran up to the chiefs horse,
gnt his bride, and talked fast fol-
Or hve minutes. | don't know
'Sne-sald, but the party rode on,
an hour later killed three of my
nos few miles down the river.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-11
Piano Tuner.

W. A. Smith, of Butte, Montana,
one of the best piano tuners in the
west, Will be in Weiser in the near
future. Leave orders at the Signal.
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-11
cattle Men Notice,

NM, nave a car load of fine
H.. hereford bulls for sale in
ttIsn. VI or about May 10th.
q. ~ needing bulls will do we'll
E 81 snem before buying.
GERRY Snow
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-11
Fisher Station,

HAeS from Meadows. Travellers
r. 10 Resort, Warren, Marshall
y Boar Greek, South Fork, Smith
F''' frohle, Big Creek and Thun-
mountain, will get first class
IT, Oeos' hay and gram. Good
we In season; good camping
'nu' Information will be cheer
gwen = W. G. CADBYy Prop.
v meadows. 5S-7
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-11
Estray Notice

NILS .sss north Of W slyen that have taken up.
pN two year ola Sdiseritwo stray horses. one
Eng With ,sSloe also one bay fonp pu rea VIII. ,S
Eaead, no brs p. hnd foot white and star oiu
|ss said ap nmn visible. II no one comes ana ID
|sisd time, tbsr and pays charges before The he
''o up Feb. 4 1onJ be sold according to law.
|dp., F.. c. CATE. Taker-up
|.seo 10, 1909 " W. HODGE, Witness.
- frank f. Smith, Auditor
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-11
Left Over Locals.

Lulu UY6l L0CdN.
Inc following local items we're over
looked in making up Wednesday
forms.
Inc road grader is again at work
levellng and grading the streets.
b. :. Varlan went to Salt Lake
Saturday afternoon on legal bust
ness.
Miss Edna Stephenson will leave
next week for Cleveland, Wash, to
visit her sister.
>. ID. Reavis and wife of Middle
valley were visitors in the city Sat
urday and Sunday.
Bert Hettinger left for Salt Lake
Saturday afternoon. He will be alb
sent four or five weeks.
W. }. Moore of Salt Lake, is in
Welser endeavoring to organize a
tent of the Maccabees.
Judge Jeffreys is erecting two
story addition to his residence in the
eastern part of the city.
Mrs. Nettie BARLEY has just CON-
pleted the erection of cottage in
the eastern part of the city.
W. Fl. EckIes, the Cambridge
merchant, was a business visitor to
the county metropolis Monday.
Curtis Burley, who Las been at
Omaha for the past eight months, is
in the city visiting with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Riggs is at Vancouver,
Wash, visiting her brother, whom
she had not seen for more than 20
years.
Revival meetings at the Methodist
church this week, every night except
Saturday. Services begin at 8 p. M
Come.
| A substantial sidewalk has beer
built on the northwest corner of EofI
and First streets, on John Mulloy' S
property.
Miss Eta Lansdon, who is attend
ing the Boise Business College, came
home Friday evening TO visit rel
atives a few days.
w. L. Anderson is grading his 10
on the northeast corner Of Third an(
Perrault streets, preparatory to tn
erection of slx-room cottage.
Frank Korup has been notifie'
that his mammoth ice box has beef
, shipped and will arrive in few days
1t will weigh nearly 1000 pounds.
, Mrs. w. f. Brewster returned
Saturday evening from visit t.
Denver for her health. She has re
ceived great deal of. benefit from
the trip.
l.. G.. Wilkerson returned MOnda
afternoon from business trip t.
Lewiston. He reports the northern
! part of the state as being in pros
, porous condition.
w. F. Brewster, formerly proprie
tor of the World, this city, has pun
chased the democratic paper at Ida
no Falls, and is now in that cit
and has assumed charge.
Chas. Clabaugh and wife of Ne
b Hampton, Mo-, are visiting MIR. Cls
e baugh's uncle, j. D. Clabaugh, {
T. this city. They are en- route
II Spokane, where they will locate.
n Dave Lawrence has filed a conte
n against Thomas Westlake for u
Y possession of Westlake Island
It Snake river below town. There al
a about 400 acres of land on the il
IS land.
II B. j. Mack, secretary of I'll
" Rankin Mining & Milling compan.
in the Black Lake district, can
down Monday afternoon. He n
ports considerable snow in the moul
tains, bue going off rapidly.
The telephone exchange Will IT
Q .-.ax,o oovt uoak tO the rooms VaCate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
STILL A MYSTERY
CLARA COFFIN WHO TELLS STRANGE STORY orr kIosAp
ING TOO Ill TO be INTER

OMAHA. Ssb.. Nov 7.-Postrnas-
ter Grove and wife today refuse to
allow visitors TO see the latteft
niece. Miss Clara Coffin. who claims
nhe Was brought W~nt BY kiduaasss
under a hypnotic spell, They SAP The
Kirl Wiil be unable 10 travel for
some time
Postmaster Grove received the fol.
lowing dispatch last night
Meet me AZ the depot al II o'eioek
tonight Glare Coffin"
At the hour named he me, her and
was told one ~ the Htraussst stories
that could possibly have been mag
med.
The giri l. the daughter Of Edward
coffin. the standard OH msEpars
and millionaire Of East orange. y,
y. Shs fuyrteftously disappeared
from her home last Tuesday. and,
according TO her story she Was kid
mai ped.
Miss Coffin ella rms that an svtf.
visagsd woman with piercing black
eyes put her under a hypnotic spell
while she was Mt school at East
Orange. compelled her TO 20 with
her ard later. when Joined By man.
was taking her wcst on train.
when IN Iowa Miss Coffin claims
she remembered that Postmaster
Groves wife. hes aunt, lived NJ
Omaha. She wired Mr.. Grove and
then succeeded In giving the aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

sr's blessing Mrs. J. ). Fi,Ewall,
The sweetest fruit Of the tree q
love. The oftsner plucksd the more
abundant II grows" e. Himisou.
Several have sent this quotation a.
expressing their sentiments, AZ Il
f. not original. however. ~ cannot
be considered tn awarding the prise
A kiss IL a peculiar proposition Of
no use Go enc yet absolute bliss 20
two. The small hoy sets IL for
nothing, The young man has 10 steal
Il and the old man has 10 bay a.
The babies right. the lovers priv
ileEe. the hyroefitss mask. To n
young sirl. faith. 20 = married
woman. hope. and 10 an cid maid.
charity"
Keep on sending IN your dsfinl-
ttons, ~ the present Contest Ed
itora rets nervous proAirason from
oyerwork. well get another.
Upwards Of 800 answers have been
received IN the past two days, and
tho star hopes TO find out what a
klaH n before n gets through.
The Star will publish a longer ii.t
~ definitions submitted each dsg
hereafter Read them. they mry
give you an inspiration that wsil WIN
that s. prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
Mccarthy Dry Goods

At a. m. Some Neglected Hon
sstiss of Private Life" T.so .. m.
sThe Plight Of the AssYrisn Host ="
F1rst Unitarian Rev. w. -. ST.
uaonds. At ira. IN. The Next Step
o. the Evolution Of Man" intro
auetory address. Meaning Of Tam
shany'a Victory Ia New York city
battery Street NJ. E~Hey, y. ~.
NcGlH. At II a. VA, The Positive
ness % the Christian Life" f;1o
Q. m. Evangelist Burns viii preach.
Roman Catholic Meetings
st. MRrr's rariah-Hsx. W ].
Nets. Church corner uf Twsntleth
avenue and Jackson street. Early
mass and sermon fehiidrsn's masal.
$40 a ~. Sunday school $50 3. IN.
Instruction and benodicUon. I'Se
2. ~.
church of Our Lady OF Good Help
Third avenue hns Washington
street Sunday. low masses al : a
tn. and a m. high mass IL 20 q. IA.
sunday school, q. M Nespefs. 30
p m. Week days. mass 7 =. m
Sacred Heart chureh-nev. Gee. A.
Hild. At 6 a. m and p. IN. low
mass. 10 D. IN. yespsrs. sermon
and benedlction.
Church of the Imfnacuiats Coneep.
tion-Rsv. A. sWsere. ~ To and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
4 MX HELP W@

The stars earnest effort 60 asesr-
tain FOR the benefit OF It's hutsefih-
era What IL a kiss, together with
cupid's good old fashioned method
% causing hearts TO beat as one.
has created a Hurry ia the marriage
license market. Young men Who
have heretofore been too bashfIl 20
propose found u sasy 20 get up aur-
fleient nerve after discussing the
problem at length With the object OF
their affections and have TcsoFtsd to
the Missouri method. Grabbed
weusu hatsHs have seen the error
af their Ways and lovers quarrelr
have hasn made up Etili many
clever definitions pour iato the Of
fee with zach mail
Harry Fiibsth. the elevator boy IN
the Mutual tife building. In n spirit
Of irony rare tn one uo young aayn
he has become convinced that a klas
~ only the micFobs OF ailiuony. This
definition. however. has been ss-
plotted Ia the cofnie oprFA The
HurRnmaHter" for several years. Fol
lowing are sotne Of the definitions
which are ths cirvereat up % date.
"Chllds Offering. maidsns de-
light. a womaus bride and moth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

Cranes Employment Agency
Say They Have Work
For Everybody

That The demand for labor still 81
cesds the supply II evidenced hy the
food - orders that have been pour
ing IN 20 Cranes Employment Agency.
at ~ West Main street. all this week
The calls come from ell over the state
from lumber camps. Coz. mines. gov
eminent contractors. railroad work.
street graders. hotels. teansfers. etc.
and while hundreds q men have been
sent out dozens u good positions stiil
remain open The demand covers ell
branches II work. from common labor
ers 20 highest salaried skilled mechan-
les. II there are any Idle men In Sc
attic, who are really DESTROYS of get
ting a good steady job, they can GER
tainly get IL b. registering their names
At Cranes. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

Miss Lillian kruhle. the heauti-
ful leading woman Of the Neili- Nor
CISCO company. which opens an en-.
easement Rt the Seattle thraief next
week. T. said e. he one 81 the most
versatile actresses nov iu stock. He.
fore Joining the Nsiii- Mofoseo forces
Miss kemhte Appeared - principal
support ~ soun ~ the leading stars
% the East ard has held leading
positions IN the best stock houses IN
New York city. Miss krmbis viii
be seen az the Seattle IN the part
made famous By Viola Alien Ia In
the Palace 81 the King Her per-
foGuanec ef Donna Dolores IN other
cities has teen praised b al the
recognized critics. some going 80 far
as 10 say Tint Miss kemble.a cuncep.
ton of the role IL better than that
OF her predecessors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
CHURCHES

First prsshytsrfan-Rs NJ A
Matthews Al II q M. Three
Sensible steps" 80 =. m. The
Tendsrfoot Brigade"
Westminster pFsabYtetinn-ne Rev J
NJ. Wilson A. II q. M. The Hus-
bandmsn'H Opportunity" Z As > m,
Hos Men Become the Children of
the Devil"
Lane street Presbyterian Rev. y
l. Forbes At II a. m. Concerning
the Collection" 100 .. m. The
Parable 81 the savior"
81. Mafks-Hsv. J. y. u. Tlwyd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
MYREG&X

LIVERPOOL Nov. THE Pest
says Lord Stanley who was recently
appointed postmaster general and
the Earl q Caysfrdish. financial
secretary Of the treasury, are IRE.
pairing TO resign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

.F1orodafa- il coming TO the
Grand sunday aud Monday. The
company which will present Il tn.
ciudss lsadore Rush. " = Graham.
Philip u RyleN Gf.ta Risley. pon-
aid Brine Harriet Merritt. Joseph
PHILLIPS. LILLIAN Spencer and Thoa.
A. Herman. the famous beauty
chorus az = and that greatest Of All
features. the sextette Ia eoatum-
ing there viii be entirely new gowns
Of elaborate design aud costly Tex.
ture. and the scenic pradus ton viii
be the Same used for the big revival
In New York tast spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

See the cruisers New York and
Bennington AZ the q. s. Navy Yard.
Sunday. November s.h. Boats leave
pier 2 at 3 and 10 a. m, ltb. z. 20
and $50 q. m. 's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

A his houseull of folks laughed.
smiled aud shed tears With dear III
tie isis Hopkins" az the Grand. last
night Nehody gocs Ca see 'sie
with a view of witnessing a master
nlcce * the plaNWrlghtH ais eN=
ploitcS ur ST admitting Is beautifully
STAGED secnlc production, lrople
have learned t. love HSls' Ter Just
what she Is. Il sweet innocent. aWks
ward country Kirl with a very hus
man heart aud very human Ways,
Miss Melville slNvs Seattle thpAtet s
Kocrs the same coWp,u8 that she
appeared with in the East There
il lOf 81 tiueaomc stun in the piece
but there nsNer was g rural CoWyiiy
that didn't have borcsome spots hcre
and there This is oVershadoWed by
the perNadiug magnetism 81 sis
who Is GA the stage most ~ the time
and keers interest from laeslng,
Few people could see the play aud
not be better for haNins dome 50. 4
matinee this afternoon and a per
fermance tonight Will close the en-
EagemenL
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The Simplex Piano Player

Receives its share 81 attention. and
always makes "A favorable impress
sion on all whom IL has the privilege
Of entertaining. n you want n
Piano Player. don't fail Co
SEE THE SIMPLEX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

All kinds of rargains In second
hand Square and Upright Pianos
FROM $40 Up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
CAUTION!

Beware of the high priced
baking powders when offered
you as substitute for Crescent.
The clerk is actuated by the
commission he receives, which
is not fair to you.
Deduct this commission and
you will see that IS cents is a
sufficient price for any baking
powder.
$500 guarantees the purity
Of Crescent.
sold everywhere at q cents,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09


that the play has been presented IN
Seattle AZ popular prices but Man
aEer Howe enphatiEaily states TIA
the performance VII b. In evefs'
particular as complete and Eafisfac-
tory as that given hy Viola Allen
last year a higher prices The
members 0f the Ne.li- aleruHCe GEM
pany have already made . pronounc-
ed success In this play. Miss f1l-
liam kembie. who essays the part
OF Dolores. " beautiful actress
Of unquesfiouahle dramatic ability
William Cofbett. late % New York.
the new leading man. viii play Don
Juan. Thomas oberle. King Philia
IL. Frank MacVicars. the cardinal
Joseph Daley. the court fool.
MIR. Jolly 81 Joliet closes an un-
usually successful week az the Sc
attic theater. with a matinee this
afternoon and evening performance
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
Prizes FIR M RESI-
. AEzNzzNMg @ MSS
THE STAR WANTS IT'S READERS TO TELL WHAT A KISS ls-
TRY IT, YOU MAY WIN A PRIZE

In
SVr received . prise rive
pu'stn
Re ne setond best enntion. -Four Dollars
Dollars
For hu fau hest TIVE oiarn
Fur a. bAss me no
dehn
sssA
OF the
81 be pint
10 . man a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
Es,scET1lEAIER5ga

follow ing Rudolph and Adolrh." "A
Little Outcast." a Millionaire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

Tramp aud The Ministers Son
Will follow IN succession.
The jefferson lie Angels opera
company in The Toreador follows
"Elorudpra" az the Grand.
John Allison of this city has writ
ten comedy drama Of Western lifc.
which u Is promised VIII contain
many dramatic surprises aud at the
same time the comedy element will
predominant. MAudu Allison viii be
ssrrcd IN the production. which will
opeu ia September next The title
decided upon Is Minnie from Min
nesota."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

T. = said that friendship more
Than SALARY is responsible Tor the
association Of lie Wolf Hopper and
piRbx H~li IN tho Re wolf Hopper
Rfefs company. ta be seen here az
the Grand suuu IN Afr. pickwiek. =
musical production OF Dickens
MASTERPIECES. Hell. ore Of the high
esf=salari.d players Of the day, j.
an opsra star himself. having starred
Nit hthe niEhy Bell Opera Company
Tor yrsFs. and would. no doubt. Dc
az the head - his own organization
today but for the infiusne. ~ his
brother comedian Hopper and nsli.
the r5rkwlck and Sam Weller Of the
production. are "a inseparahis of a.
on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

opening offering viii he Marion
Crawford's. In the Palace 81 the
King. IN which Viola Allen appear
ed With such success al last sea-
son This viii be the first time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
Special m..,ina.

Seattle Spiritual Hseoct,tion
fythian hall. First and piks-Chil-
dfsns iycsum, ] .. m lectures by
Rev. Lois Prior At lao and 7 10
,, m Public invited.
1hsosophical Society. Seattle lodge
At p. N. The Nature Of Theoa.
optical Eyidsnce.
Society % Psychic Research At
chrl-fenssn's hail. at i.yo y. m, H.
lustrated lecture on sstro- masonic
sciences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

uapsrs the siip and came en- here
4 The police diseredit the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

sssv a. m. low maHs. 1880 a. m.
hlEh mass and sermon. 7!se .. m
rosary and brnediction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

"lu the Palace Of the kirs'
SUNDAY night viii Witness the
opening Of the Neiil- Mofoseo com=
pany at the Seattle theater The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

During the long evening when n
violin, banjo. autoharp. mandolin.
guitar ACCORDION. music box or talk
ing machine would be "a source OF
great pleaHure-we have a complete
our prices right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

'sYon YouHon" VIII be the aftrac-
tion at the Third Avenue theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

~ CLOCK toffol FWW AFTERNOON.
a. the Grand. the second ~ the
popular sunday afternoon concerts
all b. given The concert last Sun
day va "a great ssicrees
shall We Forgive Ter =. w1i be
sen for the last time At the THIRD
Avenue theater. tonight sRadair h
and Adolph." M which Mason and
Mason. and merry supporting com
cans " 90 appear at the Third Ave-
nus thwatrr next week. opening with
q matinee tomorrow afternoon. The
piece Is one OF those thoroughly
modern. up-to-d date trifles BY Chas.
Newman author Of Mr.. Jolly 81
Joliet ard other successes which
are 40 popular just now. and has
made a tremendous hit throughout
the country. The clever dialect
comedians, Chaa A. and Harry r.
Mason. are IN the leading PARTS. and
have been surrounded with an un-
usually excellent company Of GEM
ediana. singers and pretty women.
The more prominent PARTS are play
ed BY beatrice Mckenzie. prima
donna BESSIE Phillips. soubrefte
Ada Henry. character actress
Louise Rutter, .ngsuue. MaEda Foy.
Envy Precan, Flo Zalier. chaR "
Bates. singing comedian. Robert y.
Mack. Hebrew comedian. james
Hornherger. and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09

Free Want Ads
See ciassifisd pege for Free Wan
Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-09
Don't Fail TO See Our
SOS Piano Offer
$40 Down and 50 Per Month

We sell new pianos on terms a
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SOLD everywhere a, . cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-19
A. AND NJ. GRADUATES
THIS YEAR.

The commencement Of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical COLLEGE
this year promises 90 be the most
seccessful Of any commencement
ever held at this institution.
Thirty eight young men, whose
names follow, graduate from this
college this year, a larger number
than has graduated IN many years.
The class roll is
VI. L. Abrahams, r. f. Barham.
J. A. Baum, T. Lupe Beeman,. W.
+. Beilharz, James NJ. Davis, r
c. Erhard, Harry Gleason, d. Z.
Graves, A. G.. Harral, II. A. Sci
delberg, c. A. Heidenfels, J. NJ.
Isbell, 7. ;. Jobson, Ralph II.
Kinsloe, G. +. Lindeman. n. Lock
EFT Jr., Richard II. Mansfield, II.
II. +. Mathew II. 5.
Mccall, Flint McGregor, Guy
Mckay, o. J. Mcknight, r. B.
Guy G.. Moore, A. J.
Nef, J. W. Oliphlnt, Roy Riden.
hover, G.. W. Reisen, 2. l.. San
ders, josh Stervis, W. II. Tllson,
/. w. Wallace, I. B. Warden, +.
I. Weatherby, Ira L. Williams, J..
B. Williamson, +. +. Worthing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-19
The Colorado
TripT
Coupons

The Bryan Eagle has purchased
two round. trip excursion tickets
from Bryan % Boulder, Colo, and
return, and will give them free Of
charge 10 two persons 10 be- selected
by a voting contest. The tickets call
for first-class accommodations in
every respect, with stop-over privi-
leges az al points aud are good for
return passage until Oct. "a. They
include also a side trip from Boulder
70 the great Cripple Greek Mining
City or 10 Pixies Peak aud return.
nov To GIT THE rEIP.
The recipients 81 this benefit will
BE- selected by vote The BRYAN
Weekly Eagle after May q and the
Bryan Daily Eagle after May n will
contain Coupons good for votes BOO
this contest The Weekly Eagle
Coupon is good for six votes. and the
Daily Eagle Coupon good for one
vote. This equslizes the chances OF
Weekly Eagle readers with readers
Of the daily edition. Also twenty
votes viii be- allowed for each cash
subscription % sfoO for the Weekly
Eagle.
Besides these coupons the mer-
chants Of Bryan named below will /
give coupons with all retail sales oil
merchandise. 40 the rate of one vote /
for each ten cents sold for cash or on
thirty days. a 10 cent purchase gets
one vote. a % cent purchase two
votes etc. These coupons viii De-
given 5ut by these merchants oH and
after Monday. May Is. n
WHO CAN ENTER THE CONTEST. 4
any white person 90 Bryan ar in
Buzos or surrounding counties is
eligible to enter the contest tor this
rip except thatuo person connected
with the Eagle or related 90 its pub-
ishers or employees can either con
est Tor the prize or vote iu the cou-
est. The contest closes July .. aud ,
'otes will De- counted and results au-
bounced July - The first count Of ?
totes will be- ou June IS. and every ?
Monday thereafter. ,