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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-23

The Reverend Gilbert e Ireland of the
Carondelet Christian Church was elected
cation yesterday morning. The Reverend
Samuel B. Moore of the Hammett Place
Church was chosen vice president. and the
Reverend G. A. Hoffman of Glendale
church secretary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-23

The revival at the Clayton NJ T. Church.
South. will be continued during this week
Doctor c. H. Briggs preached there last
taken in the meetings
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-23

1.-The Uniicatton of the Publishing
Houses was the subject of paper read at
the ministers meeting of the NJ E Church
yesterday morning by the Reverend Doctor
NJ. l.. Curl.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
ADAMS

Mrs. .:O:.N. Mauston aud children OF
Aitken, MINI. came Tuesday night to
visit her N other, Mrs. John n. John
son. **::**=4 ri " Iks..
,' Nels Amble of Iowa spent last week
with his brother a. Amble here
IS. IA, Harrison recently of the Aus.
tin Times was here Wednesday,.
= Ole Gordon chopped off his thum b
Wednesday while splitting wood. He
had hold OF: the stick with one hand
and. caught his thumb under the axe
as it came d0Sn.. -. 49, ::
J.; J:;*Fardahr returned: last week
from his trip through Montana and
Washington. ~" s...sE<s sEs 4 4 -
Dr.. HI. &. Knight returned: Wed
nesdaY from .Farmersburg, Iowa..
where : l1e was called by the sickness
and death Of his mother. ,
:. John :Rausch returned Tuesday
night from Kansas City where he
went With: stock: ii. AZ s.:
There is considerable sickness in
this locality. Among the recent cases
are. John w. Carr and daughter
Marguerite, and Julietta Krebsbach.
Mike sKrebsbach returned last week
from his western trip.
Warren Dean has gone to the
Pacific coast to be gone until about
May J..
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
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BLOOMING PRAIRIE;

d" II =" ~. :" . = - =.
>r,Phe Lutheran Ladies%Aidxwi meet
with Mrs: Osmond .Johnson,s Wednes.
daytof this week. .1 p: :. !: r..:::
The Baptist Ladies, Aid viii meet
TTh1rsday z afternoon with. Mrs. Fred
P. Thimsen. = -
Mrs. Leroy Smith. returned Wed
nesday evening from Owatonna where
she underwent surgical operation.
Mrs. Anna Olson; aged 80, died
Wednesday morning: Her daughter,
Lena, aged 38, died Tuesday noon.
The double funeral was held Friday y.
1t isindeed sad af1iction. j:
John A. Johnson was arrested
Thursday on the charge of assaulting
the marshal at Glendale and was
taken to Owatonna. "
Father Dunno will give his ELOQUENT
lecture oa "W0man's Debt to Christ
ianity" at the opera house, -Wednes.
day evening, March Is. ..*
John r. Bell has returned from his
winters sojourn in Texas aud old
Mexico. z->:- -. -:
Village election, Tuesday, A prll 7. -.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
TA0PI

A new bank apd an additional gen!
eral store are among the improve.
ments promised for Taopi this spring.
: The Great Western has placed a
new semaphore signal at the crossing
near the depot.
John Lux will operate feed mill ia
connection with his blacksmith shop
Lou Burnham is the new section
boss on the Great Western. ,''...,~~
The cutting up Of: the~ big Taopi
farm into quarter sections sold to
actual residents means a world OF
prosperity for this village. Special
attention will be given: BY the Great
Western road to improve and assist
raopt.. 49, .,:>:
Nels Weigen is>having a. we'll drilled
on bis residence property in. the vii.
A~6S:.-
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25

REPORTERS NOTES
Items Of Interest that are Gath
= cred fromsal1 Parts OF
the County.
LIE. ROY

Prof. Geo. ~Hindley will lecture at
the: opera house: Thursday evening,
March rs, it, being the. second enter.
:tainment given under the auspices OF
the Dorcas society ::s.:.::<.: -: r.:
C; F. Ham brecht had:legal business
ia n:Austins Wednesday. :>.-s<* -
Charles i: schrode and. Miss. Alice
Smith were married at McIntire
Wednesday evening. The bride is a
sister OF Miss Mayme Smith OF Le'
Roy.
The Willing Workers will give a
Seed social at Mrs. Albert Knights
Friday evening"
A freight car jumped the track two
miles south on, Wednesday afternoon
and delayed traffic for several hours.
William Errineton left Wednesday
for his new home near Farmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Anderson went
to Austin Wednesday to visit friends.
B. F. Garvey lost one of his valu-
able thoroughbred Jersey cows last
week.
Ed Kingsley~t is hunting land bar
gains in Northern Minnesota.
Ne1s Megordon and family have
moved to Lime Springs where he will
conduct jewelry business. 49,:
Mrs, Diddams and Miss Jennie are
visiting at Fort, Ripley and Mon
.;Apf'ueo'; 5 - :. 49,. :: e. >~~,
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
LANSING

:. Mrs H., R. Roe left Tuesday for
Sherlin, Minn., to visit her parents
and brother. =.
.s M. E. Hessler went to Blooming
Prairie Wednesday. - ..-,. -
Rev G. N. Hamren and family
spent Thursday in Brownsville:
! Mrs. Celia Rostrom and son who
visited relatives at Austin and this
place last week returned to Mime
Eapolis Friday. -: .:- .:<@ = !:
s Mrs. =. a. Carll returned from her
Visit in. Elkton the: fore part of the.
week. Her daughter, Mrs. Eastman
and children came with her for q visit.
/. George w. Eastman came up from
.Elkton- Saturday fora visit. =, s.
Prayer meeting will be held. at the
home home OF Isaac Dennis,W ednesday eve.
Tie Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Kate Dennis Thursday afternoon. /: :*
Mr.;and Mis-. al Mclean visited
relatives here Thu nrsday. !. II . ..=:
Harry Manson returned from
Adams Tuesday ..s:
Mrs: g. 8 =. Soule came up from
Austin Tuesday. b.
HI. r Soule received azca rload Df
g Friday
and Mrs. John Malek Of Rose
Ssreekspent Sunday with John La
egs!g lssle lIss e lalmtlY 1ls..
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25

DEXTER;

The Brownsville basket ball team is
announced to play the Dexter team
in Bulen's hall Tuesday evening of
this week. 49,. ~: 80
w. @. Smith and Sam D. Goetsch
have made application to the village
council for liquor licenses.
Will J. Adams left Saturday for his
new home In North Dakota. 80 =
The Grand Meadow Dramatic Co.,
gave. q splendid entertainment 'sWom.
an against Woman. at the Dexter
opera house Thursday evening. Z. - I.
The country: roads. fol. the past few
days have been 10 horrible shape max
tinN travelling difficult and business
1ighte T. s;.,s. IN -. !, :. =. : &.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
OAKLAND. i: :.

|
Mrs. F: Fintzel Of Madison, s. o
made her old friends aud: neigh bors,
Mt-and Mrs. Geo: Walker q welcome
visit last week. s:e.@. :
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Henry O. Earl and Emma Gunder-
son, the happy event to take place at
the home sof the. bride Wednesday,
noon March Is. - ~
James Hays went. TO Rochester
Tuesday TO receive treatment for his
sSSs:% @.>4: =:rj, .:I:S' =: 49,. H. Il. -
Some Of the young men of this Vi
cinity went. to:A AlbeTLLeas "Wednesday
after ooon to witnessethe Nelson Math
wrestling coatest.: :.,~& ~ %xz..
Mrs. Minnie >.Severson of Hayward
paid visit to her, sister.in.law, Mrs.
Loren Wyant, between trains Wednes:
Dr. Pierson was called Thursday to
attend j ohm James OF Moscow who is
gerry sick with pneumonia. ..
W: P. >Kenevan n our popular station
agent went 10 Ramsey Wednesday as:
night agent there and e. l.. Williams
is Mr.. Kenevan's successor at. Oak
land. -
Skiff & Swan. stock buyers OF Mason
City, Iowa, shipped a car Of fat cattle
from here Thursday Among the lot
were nine head of the famous Aber-
deem Angus breed, raised: by the Tor.
rens Bros, on Oakdale stock farm. :.
Mail carrier J. e. Lueg started on
his route Friday morning but was
obliged to- return before going far:
and leave his team on account Of the
tmpassa bic condition Of the road. He
made the trip Of :25 miles on foot
carrying the mail sack. ~. - -.
The county convention OF NJ. Wa.
wilt meet at Woodman hall in the VII
1age Of Oakland* April T.. The Wood
men OF Oakland camp and their wives
are invited to5attend. Members OF
the r.: Ma: lodge of Oakland will
serve dinner at the ball. e.. !
Miss Marie Nasty OF Austin Nor:
NAL C011eEgs spsnt satufaayT ana Sum
day with Miss Nina Frisbie. -. : ~, a
I g. D. .Erisble was Unable to attend
church Sunday on accountof sickness.
Miss Elma Snyder. began school in
the village Monday after q two weeks
vacation. -. - g -, =. D., H. A.:
Collie Gustavison came home Satur;
day from his Twin City visit. Z: ;: ;: /
/ Never in the history of tue COUNTRY
have the roads beetr:So bad: Busihess
is 'practically*st q: sta 1dstifl ii conse.
quence. - >i>s'*;'s ~ !: <':'':* ::
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
a .ll Boys. wild Ride. For Life.

With family around expecting him
to die, and q son riding tor life, 18
miles, D get Dr.. Kings New Dis.
,covery f6r; Oonsumption, Coughs and
Colds, Nv III Brown, Of Leesvflle,
Ind. !, endured deaths agoniesi from
asthma; but this wonderful medicine
gave instant relief and soon cured
him. He writes: Isnow sleepssound-
II every night: Ltke marvellous cure
Of Cons um ption, Pneumonia, Bront
cbitis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove
its matchless merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
SOC and $1.OO. Trial bottles free at
r. @, Void drug store
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
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j. -.;VARCO. /:

! Charley Vail. Of Vernon. s. ID. visit
;ed In Pike Wednesday. s..ss.
There were two buried at the Rose
Creek cemetery last Friday, q.
Edwards of;Lyle town In the forenoon
and Mrs. Lula Johnson. nee SteckWell
OF Lyle in the afternoon. go
school closed Friday foar : two
weeks vacation. - 3 s$s=5ssss .==z
a number from this place attended
MIS-. John Bryan's funeral Saturday
in Austin.
r. q. Shepherd had q car 81 5 I corn iI,
shipped to Varc0 but the roads we're
50 bad they had to, store sl ds4e
station. sssssszI.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
BR0WNSDAIE.
:. 81. Thompson is at Rochester re-
ceiving medical treatment.

J 81. Thompson is at Rochester re-.
ceiving medical treatment.
Gordon DanleY aud Grace Avery
we're married at the residence OF L.
q. Teeter Wednesday evening, Rev.
I, A. Stamp. tying the nuptial knot.
May Sims left Tuesday for her
homestead claim in North Dakota.
She was accompanied by Miss MYRTLE
Knox who has been attending school
here. 80 =. = $500. :>~ :
James NJ: Tanner who has been
very i'll is somewhat improved.
r. RoNings and w. r: Strong have
been Investing in real estate in Clay
county, '>t* y <-*'. &. :.;-.s~:$.x
Frank Curtis has purchased and
mo we'd I'M to- the Henderson: house just
north OF CA. 6leeper'ss>. 1:
- Chas. ::Hoy'has gone to- North Da:
Rev. E E: Satherlee of Waseca at
te nded the special services at the M.
E. church last Thursday. His many
friends were glad to see him. He
preached in the evening.
Owing to the execra ble condition Of
the roads the teachers meeting held
here Friday was not as fully attended
as it would otherwise have been.
about 20 were in attendance and the
exercises were good.
Thaddeus Thatcher is the new Jam
itor at the: school house =,
Mrs. Jane Leslie is visiting in Dex-
ter. - -.
Miss Grace Hunt of Dexter is visit
ing here.
The basket ball team Of Browns
dale played against the Dexter team
Tuesday evening at Dexter. We have
not learned the result.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
r.GRAND. MEADOW,

es:''~s ''k i21S3A1N ~ 4xAGAk10N V1"I '@'E
~ ,:*:S$;l NJ and Mrs. *. n. Schroeder en.
.te'itafued> a*soeialafof the sbenef of
the Congregational ;.church Friday
evening; about sixty we're present
and spent very pleasant evening":
The Eastern Star hold meeting at
the lodge rooms Wednesday evening:
Mrs. Nolan visited her parents Mr..
and: Mrs. C.. @. Cole the past-week.
She leaves soon for Minneapolis. !
Elmer; Orth Of St. Paul will assist
Mr.. johnson in the Record office: !:
Esben and Clifford Green spent a
few days the past week at the, home
OF their grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
g. g. Cole. -:
G. w. Martin is on the sick list. !:
A shooting gallery will be run in
the Baken building this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Brigham leave for
idaho the first Of April.
:: Albert Wagner, Ethen and Clifford
Green started for their home in
Motley, MINI. Monday.
Mrs. Martin Hunt and sons have
moved to town.. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen
will live on Alvah Hunts farm the
coming year. Mr.. Rasmussen has just
returned from Norway with his bride.
john Darst had an auction sale at
his farm south of town Saturday.
There was good attendance and
things sold we'll. ~ n
Henry Kennedy left for the west
Monday to look for work. , ~: ):
Dentist Hardy Of Austin viii be in
town this week - &C.. !, *.4s..s= .=.=s. (:
The weather changed the 22nd and
9 light snow fell which was ALMOST 2
blizzard the 23rd. . s. /. 4. :., 8, !. s.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
>WALTHAM
:tNUt so spSinglike.

Mot so -spsinglike.
!: Mrs. LIS. Chapman visited at Aus:
tilp Tuesday. - :
O. Boliou went to Mantorville Mon:
day T.: = - -! -. :...,.:r4 - @!
= Go: q: Boiiou has an attack Of Ia
eAlppe': p. s.: -: :.
Herman Nemitz left Tuesday for q
few days visit at Milwaukee. ;:
M .sr a: P. D.. Kruger just received a car
of seed wheat: .s:.<. (
- @. A. Huntio OF. Brownsville did con-
siderable paper hanging in eur*burg
last week. ::
ri. Ludwig and a patty Z Of i laid 3
s.; seekers :! Returned !: {f5mI II Tedd l. COUNTY
4 f. Handke peturned from: ,t:t the :13iin
sclties< Monday. -; =, s:..s:~s+.~
3 John Ziemer attended The Kradua.
*tioI exercises at the state agricultural
school Friday '-**: :**'-~ : :. :.
]: Polly M Clifford is I on .the sick lis,
and the infirmfties OF age. ..aEe. heavy.
VIM. Baker visited his: :1daughter
Mrs. Arthur Pick. near Renova last
week. - - ~
Willie Chapman. spent last !: week
with his grandmother > Rockwell in
Red Rock.
y The creamery has bought a lot ad
joining their property so as to ha We
additional room. T..
Henry and George Ztemer have gone
from the latter's timber land. -.
:, = A large clubbing order for prison
binding twine has been made up BY
farmers in this vicinity.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
Buck1en's Arniea Salve.

Has world wide fame for marvellous
cures. II surpasses any other, salye.
lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, :Felons,
Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Feyer
Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Erup.
tions; infallible for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Oaly Csc at K o. Void
Druggist. .:...- +
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
Fearful OddsSAgainst Him, j,

~. Fearful OddsHAgainst Him. ::.s
.s:;Bedridden,:: alone and destitute
:*Such,:in brief vas the tcondi tion, ,ofsa d
;.old soldier: by name Of J. J. :HaYens;
VERSAILLES, o. For years he. was
troubled, with Kidney. disease and
neither doctors nor medicines gave
him re1ief.. At length he tried Efee.
; trio Bitters. It put him on his fee
Id short order and now he testffies
@"I'm ON the 'road"to' complete re
>,covery.'>" Boston earth for Liver and
Kidney xtrpu bles aad : all forms j: of
sStomach and:Bowels Complaints. Only
}:5oe:& Gtuarapteed, BY Z: O.: Wotd. q
i.DEuggist, &c.,: -: <.~., ,.:.:: ,,+,<
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25

To Cure La Grippe; in: a. Hours.
=. No remedy equals: :*WARNER's
WHrTE WINE OF TAR SYRUP for this
terri ble*and fatal disease. It taken
thoroughly and in time, it will cure q
:case3:in "a: hours. and for the: cough
that follows Ia Grippe it never fails
to give.relief. Price, 25c.and, 5Oc.-:
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
Danger of Colds and Grip. >

- :, Danger OF Colds and Grip. - :
Ehe grea test danger from colds*and
grip is their resulting in n.pneumonia.
Ii reasonable care isaused, however,
and ChamberlainA Cough; Remedy
taken, all danger will be avoided. ,Et
will cure a cold or an'attack of the
grip in less time than any ether.treat-
ment. Et: is pleasant .andzsafe TO; take.
For:sale by: All druggist ~: ..:si
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-31
Local NeseS

eNafNA
Mrs. W. ". Duncan is visiting in
Mlneola.
Frank Gray arrived from Dallas
yesterday.
n. G.. Rhodes went 10 Houston
yesterday.
Miss Sallie johnson is visiting In
Navasota.
Thursday, April ,, Mrs. Hobgood' :
hat display. ~
Mrs. +. NJ Hall returned 10 Hemp
stead Sunday.
Henry Prinzel ~ Kurten was In
town yesterday.
Notice Cculter's corset al. at bot
tom Of this page. "
j. ID. Jones of Bethel was In the
city yesterday.
DR.. Geo. F. Lee Of Wellborn was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Seth Kinney returned TO
Houston yesterday.
Remember Mrs. Hobgood's open
ing is Thursday, April o.
Capt. Mack Saunders OF Mumford
was In town yesterday.
Misses Bolen OF Hearne were wish
tors in Bryan yesterday.
Don't forget the wedding Tuesday
night. Admission - and SOC. %
Rev. q. II. Phair ~ Franklin was
a visitor 20 Bryan yesterday.
Homer Rutherford of Austin spent
the past two days in the city.
Mules wanted-Two or three good
young mules. See John Ettle. o.
The brfcklayers are ut work on the
second story OF the Carnegie library.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson returned To Nav
asota yesterday after visiting at Ia
Dor.
DIR. Taliaferro returned Sunday
night from "A trip through North
Texas.
Marriage lic,uscs:-Walter Jones
20 Sarah Price; j, y. Maruu 20 Lula
Tucker.
Air. and Mrs Frank Putt OF the
College neighburhuud, were here
yesterday.
Mrs. &. a. Adams returned from
Houston sunday where She was WIS.,
sting relatives
Mrs. H.. &. Shaw returned ~
Hearne yesterday after visiting
Bryan friends.
There We're three additions IN the
Methodist church 40 the afternoon
service Sunday.
Mother Mary Joseph of the Ursu-
line Academy returned from Gal
weston yesterday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-31

Mrs. J. u. Herring returned 10 Pal
estine yesterday after visit 20 her
father, NJ. +. Heenan.
f.. W. Hutchinson Of Houston was
iu the city yesterday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. McCOnnico.
Mrs. Reed returned Sunday from
Calvert where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Dashiell.
Mrs. A. V. Birkmeyer aud little
son, Alex, of Houston are visiting
relatives here and at College.
Editor ". l.. Turner Of tho Mad
isOnville Meteor spent yesterday ia
the city and called on the Eagle.
For Rent-Two houses near Allen
Academy SIX room and a room
one. Apply 10 Mrs. w. G. Wilcox. i0i
Miss Aubra Tabor returned TO
Houston sunday after pleasant
visit here as the guest Of Miss Edith
Rhodes.
The work Of putting In the steel
ceiling and the other improvements,
began at the Exchange shaving par
lor yesterday.
Attend the concert at the opera
house Tuesday evening. A very in
teresting program has been arrang-
ed. ~
Miss Bonham, who OBLIGATED al
the organ for the opening Of the
Methodist church, left for her home
at Marshall yesterday.
Mrs. Malcolm Carnes returned last
night from Tyler where she has been
attending "a woman's home mission
AIRY conference as a delegate.
you are not satisfied with your
orset buy the Royal Worcester, then
your troubles will cease.
o6g7 80 Webb Bros.
Claude Mum and Kendall BOYER
left Tor Dallas yesterday 90 enlist for
service iu the navy. This makes
four boys from Bryan recently.
Capt. 4. A. Smith, "a years old,
aud q pioneer aud leading citizen of
Nayasota, died Saturday. He leaves
q wife who h "a daughter of Mrs 3
J. MIstrot, formerly OF this city.
Webb Bros. are selling a ladies'
lace hose 40 2jc q pair, that are
worth more than price asked. 6-7-g
Little boys Little Gent" oNfords.
Little girls Little Court" ties,
96 90 80 at Webb Bros.
Rev. Jewell Howard returned yes
terday from Hearne. On Sunday he
preached 40 that place and organized
a new Christian church with fifteen
members.
The Eagle was In error Sunday /
morning in stating the price OF
admission to the Tom Thumb We'd .
ding aud entertainment 40 the opera /
house tonight. The price will be- - F.
aud 80 cents.
Mrs. John Harrington returned 10
san Antonio yesterday after "a visit
.p Mrs. T.. b. Roberts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-31

Sweet potatoes at Cole Bros Gro
Gerry Store. 100
John NJ. Fielder returned from San
Antonio yesterday.
Mrs. II. h. Easley has returned TO
Houston after "A visit 10 Mrs. X. j..
Ford.
Grape Juice Is refreshing, palata-
BILE, wholesome. Clarke a Foun-
tain sell IL. 100
Joe Wiley is suffering from the
effects OF puncturiug his foot with a
nail sunday.
The Bachelor Girls club will meet
on "Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Elmer Harbers.
Yes. believe IL, I know IL, you
can get good tirst-class X. a g.. cor
set for 5Oc az Coulters. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Schwarz re-
termed % Houston yesterday after q
visit % Mr.. and Mrs. John Is. Mike.
Careful readers will not overlook
Clarke a Fountains announcement
in their new advertisement In today's
Eagle. 100
Mrs. ;. c. Hoyle and little son Of
San Antonio are guests Of Mrs
Hoyle's parents, Judge aud Mrs. A.
@ Board.
The latest thing for swell dinners,
afternoon teas, etc, Is a cup Of Mon
arch coffee for each guest. Clarke
az Fountain sell 10. 100
The laboror, the camp-hunter, the
family. all find In Monarch coffee
the height of rejection and comfort.
Clarke 4 Fountain. 100
our line OF spring hats have arriv-
ed with tit for every head: "a shape
for every face; touch Of style that
brands them above the ordinary.
g6 % ~ Webb Bros.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-31
MILLINERY OPENING

At Mrs. G. r. Hobgood's Parlors
Thursday, April 2, from $50 u. IN. to
8 p. m.
This display Of ladies headwear
will eclipse any previous effort.
Not a hat shape shown that will not
SAVIOR OF Partisan style, chic, and
marvels Of beauty and taste.
Both pattern hats aud creations at
home are perfect dreams and reflect
great credit on the designers and
makers Of same A treat Is in store
for those who call. IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-31

The quality Of the trimmed hats
that may be bought in Bryan proves
"A surprise 10 every lady who takes
the trouble 20 investigate. The re-
porter noted an extensive display Of
these beautiful creations OF the mil
liners highest art at Coulter's Store
which would DO credit 10 a pretent-
tious establishment In "A large city.
Match game OF baseball and de-
bate between Allen Academy aud
Houston High School Saturday af-
ternoou and saturday night, April (.
Tickets on sale at Burt NorwOod's,
Tyler Haswell's Parks & Waldrop's
aud Hunter * Chatham's. Adults,
2oc; children under II years Of age,
i5c. iOi
/ would like 10 call the attention
OF the ladies OF Bryan 10 my line of
millinery. My hats were selected
by an experienced 81. Louis milliner
and are creations OF beauty.
80 w. j. Coulter.
No old trimmings; no old hats
from last season used on my hats.
20 w. J. Coulter.
Read Cou!ter's advertisement on
ladies trimmed hats, at bottom Of
this page.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-24
Now Charged That Com
zaies Paper Has
Injured Him.
CASE BEING HARD FOUGHT
Clippings from the State Read in
the Plea for Change Of Venue.
Decision Will Probably be Ar
rived at Today.

Columbia, June 2S.-The Tillman
murder trial was continued on the ap-
peal for change of venue and sew,
eral hundred afffdavits were read to
the effect that the defendant could
not get a fair trial in Columbia.
Clippings were read from the
Columbia State, of which Mr.. Con
zales was editor. showing that, as
they claim, attempts had been made
to excite prejudice against the dc.
fendant
Many signed articles which appear
ed in the State during the tragedy we're
produced, Every clipping was read
as also was the articles and clippings
for a Gonzales monument.
AHdavits were also submitted stat
ing that the newspaper had in its
enmity for caunsel for the defense left
out their names on occasions when
they took part in prominent events.
Arguments did not commence until
late this afternoon,
None Of the family of the defendant
was present for any length Of time
today, The court room was crowded
and the defendant sat as cool ana
composed as ever