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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR sALE-Grocery. confectionery, and fruit
store, SO. V. II. YOUNG, 700 9th St NV
apl+-3t
FOR SALE-I.Jrch room, money maker, 500.
". H. YOUNG, 200 9th St NV apIi-3t
FOR sALE-sTnan grocery and confectionery
store: one wagon aid harness, good As new;
some bake house utensils; attached 20 il Is
bakery brick oven with steam boiler, and SO
forth. Good chance for a live man. No tri-
ders need Apply. Cali OF address 1926 North
Capitol st. NV ap142t
81 ANTED or two parties 10 develop Colo
rado mining sea-c= large and very PROMISING
ore-badY IA Place. small capital only required
Address BOX pa. tai7 Office. apls-5t
FOR SALE-Oysrer house and dairy lunch:
northwest Address BOX 80, this Office
FOR KENT-Dining room and kitchen. s-Iitaale
for caterer trsTe opportunity, good location,
near Pension Office Address BOX 495- Station
g. aHi--st
FOR skLE-1uc of tie best located ls,ngb rooms
in city. Address BOX $40, this Office. apl4ar
FOR SsIE-Goo grocery store; good location:
v5th without stock. 1900 ST 50 aPla-7T
FOB SALE-CoEec route, with wagon, nilI,
scales. etc.. al a bargain Address Bon ~,
thia ofiae- apl5@J
WANTED party who has g, 600 OF more at
command. . per cent guaranteed on every IN
vestlHeEt- address BOX ~. this Office apl2-2y
SMALL CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY, near
school, 500
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLoR.
Ss--Hvyest- $3.50.
LUNCH ROOMS, GROCERY STORES, FLOUR
AND FEED STORES. IN an parts Of city.
see Us if Won want a business Of any kind
DUNLAP 99e F 81. aPl2-st
SMALL GROCERY STORE IN Georgetoun; very
cheap. cheap rent; good living rooms DIN
LAP, COS 81 api2-&t
500 BUYS velIstoclsed corner grocery, cheap
rent, living rooIEs attached. SIS 10Th ST. nc.
FOR SALE Choice dairy n51=l: room, q st. near
Government building. al sacrifice. NEW YORK
Bi -iNl--o BROKERS. GIL K ST apl2-5t
FOR SALE-HoRSEs & VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-stout wagon. l2os u st. Sc.
FOR SALE Rubber tire rEruabput. 50: canopy
top surrey. So. steel tIT- side bar unsboat,
IS. GeuI as new two sets harness Gail after
D. m, 1872 3th 81 NV ap1}8;
FOR sALE-Bav mare, 1912 hands; coo pounds,
six years old: sound; gentle 90 { 81. Sc.
apla-5t
FOR SsLE-Horse, harness, and wagon, cheap
for cash. rs 18th ST. nw. apI33t
FOR SALE-Light top wagon. 1854 Brightvood
ave NV. apI3-8t
FOR SALE-Tea fine horses, suitable Tor bakery.
grocery, or delivery wagons, two fine driving
horses fer doctor or family carriage, also fine
team Of bay mares for DJEgy OF family use
= hesc horses we have taken in exchange for We
hcles, and viii sell cheap for cash g. J.
sIABiEB q CO. III 18th ST NV apI2-8t
FOR SALE- Twelve head q horses and mares:
also one mule, selling for The want of use-
apply in tie rear Of 476 Pennsylvania ave. NV
opl2at
FOR SALE Business carriage: no reasonable
offer refused % Pennsylvania ave. NV
JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SAIL Fifteen first
class HorL horses and ten fine drivers and car
mage horse WILSON GREGORY, old Van Ness
place. i-lH and 3 sts. nv arg--t
H0JGE'S Is TIE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE
cils 10 pstcllase new and secondhand harness
= D. HDICK.
iHi5s---jt 3gI 1osn ST NV
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SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE BY
TAFT, 0MWAKE & CO.,
DAVIDSON BUILDING, I4I3 C ST
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Eighty three fine, large building
lots at BaIIsJoH, on the Warrington, Arlington
and Falls Church Electric Railroad, on APRIL
10. at 80 p. 81, on easy terms, 70 wit: SO
cash, balance s. per month, 10 per cent OF for
cash. The price Of lots viii range from SO 10
sIzJ each. Now is a chance 10 purchase d con
venient home Fare TO and from Bailston 10
Washington, AZ cents each way. Free tickets
Viii be given % the sale Fer further iuiorma-
ton write u sec JAMES Z. CLEMENTS. 1906
G 81 N.Y. apIz-5t
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papcrrd. SID up; house painting. low
est prices; exterior painting our specially.
CARLISLE BROS, HOS 9th 81. ne Phone East
BOD. apIs6t
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
ONLY $4,000.

ONLY $4,000.
POSITIVE BARGAIN CONVENIENT
TO CAPITOL. on concrete street-E st se-s
near Nev. jersey ave. 4 two-story and cell
lar bay-sindow brick dwelling, containing
SIX large rooms and bath, tiled, large lot,
on street car line, opposite TO, with south
ern exposure upon, one Of the largest parks
IN the city an ideal location at low
price Always occupied at $3.50 per
month. Terms Of the cIsest.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
SOLE AGENT,
Tells. l. S5S-E-IIg-D- No Coz f st, NV.
ap5-u
FOR SALE-A roorn-rcnting house. in bus.
ness locality, terms low for cash. Apply 2iS
View Jersey ave nv. apI2-st
s. 100.
nice little home tUo-story pressed brick:
SIX rooms and bath. hot and cold water. located
on Capitol H1I, near cars; very easy terms
1850
a pretty t|o-St0ry bay window brick: six
rooms and bath; hot and cold water; a neat and
coy home
\ fine investment. tvo-story BAY window
pressed brick house, located on th0-oughfare
northeast; four rooms and bath each floor; rent
SO Month.
WA Il. SAUNDERS d Co,
1907 81. \. " aplI-tf
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm. comfortable.
durable, beautiful, Uudegectable; positively
painless DR.. l. 3. WILSON, $40 18th St. Ia.
SpS50t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Far office. young lady; no expert
e, 524 l0tH. Il
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED Reliable man to drive ice cream
wagon and attend 20 h,Ts1s. 3. k3SENFEID,
WANTED Young man from country. drive fer
delivery wagon, IS 1900 \. y ave nv il
WANTEI-youac man with two OF three wears
experience IL the printing business lHAIER
HATES, 81 18th NV 1t
WANTED White man to work in boarding
stable 1912 Ohio ave NV 1t
wtNTED-Boy with wheel to carry out meals
an work around house. I42S }. ST nv 1t
WANTED Experienced bundle wrappers, good
salary. none others need apply. s. HART.
Manager, lan-bHTEh e Bro. 42a 'th 81 apit-.
WANrED-yo,.nay man with some experience on
cakes. T. BRoECh~TAN'>. +55 Florida ave
WANTED Coed white union barber; perrua-
nEHg Apply .s15 5th st NV II
WANTED House man: butler. $50: two wait
ers. tive dishwashers; elevator man. Inquire
1913 p ST. NV 1t
WANTED Pantry man. two walters, hog pr5-
va;e famiy; butler private family. SO Inquire
1898 nth ST. NV II
WANTED CleuacTs and pressers; apply at once.
1872 Penn=y Iraisla ave NV II
WANTED-Iurc-igsnr, large youth for outside
work 81 Apply $50 Pennsy lvahla ave Il
WANTED-A good shoemaker; steady work
Call at 1905 I4th ST nv. aplt-2t
WANTED-A Young man to work on fine coats
Sld 9th ST. nv. apll-2t
IWANTED-At once. fifty able-bodicd men for
railroad grading Raleigh, VI. Va, To work for
$3.50 per Gay, 10 call at once, III 10th St for
/ information 1t
wANTED-A cake baker, wEYytAN, Iel2 18th
ST u= apIt3t
WANTED Harness maker. Inquire WASHING
Ton FERTILIZER co, View jersey ave and
ST. aPI4-2t
WANTED First-cIgss coat dresser NEW YORK
DYE HOUSE. 925 9th ST NV, between and
10 a. M, "Wednesday 1t
WANTED to drive milk wagon: good sal
airy; experience Apply 1880 p 81 NV aPl4-St
iWANTED-IIalf grown boy to work around the
house 500 s. nv 1t
WANTED-A meat cutter 00I New Jersey ave
WANTFD-A1 GRAND boy With a wheel: rel
CEeuces required; s. per week start Al 9th s.
NV 1t
WANTED Help on custom coats. 5. KANN.
coz + St sw- api4-3t
WANTED-Boy with me, hanical ability DIN
HAN, model shop III s. apl4-S5
lWANTED-Experience collector: well sc-
quainted in South Washington; at once. I23s
eth s. NV 1t
WANTED BusIaan; must be neat. zoos Penn
sFlVanIa ave II
WANTED-Man on dairy farm Address. giving
reference experience, and salary expected BOX
2:s, this Office apl33t
WANTED-TsjIor on coats in store; steady
/ ]. CHASER & CO. 1893 PeunsyIyania ave. nv
@p-s-o-
WANTED-A bright young man TO act as clerk
in a newspaper office; hours TO IT p m must
be "a good penmau ana willing TO work hard;
references required; none other need apply BOX
20 this Office apf&-2t
/ WANTED Two more coIored men for travelling
=aIesmen; strictly business no play, cali
( MANAGER 90 9Th st. nv. aIsI3-2t
( WANTED-Goed experienced stable man to take
care fine horses in livery stable; no other need
apply rs / St 1pI32t
WANTED Driver for milk wagon experience
not necessary. Gail 2zS 10Th ne. apl2-3t
/ WANTED-Any intelligent person nav earn
! good income corresponding for newspapers ez-
/ Perieuce UNNECESSARY Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. LockpcTt, y. & aVS-5t
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WAETED-FLATS.

WANTED-Ii Housekeeping fat five rooms and
bath; hot water 90 steam heat; back porch:
second lUt not top floor, for not more than S25.
Address Box Zs5, this office IL
WANTED-Flat. four rooms and bath. in North
west, rent reasonable Address Bon 20. this
ONCE. ap1$-S
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WANTED-STAB

WANTED A stable for two OF four horses. IN
the vicinity II III3 9th st. sw. address 10
SAINT aDig-2r
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CaIdwelPs Private Acadernz,
II2 N 81. NV Lessons givea al llIa-irts.i
hours. apla-3-
NE HESlLyER MIRRORS EFFFFRNAE
STAINED GLASS WORKS, 81 81 ma. wash
inEr0u D. {. ar1J-4f
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOM and board. Us Ilth Nv. apl48t
FOR RENT-Tvgo nicely furnished roofps, With
o. without board 20 S. na- apI4-3t
BACK rarIor for rant and board for t.so. SIS
Hlg month. private family. 1910 9th 81 NV
aulfSt
2I22 VI Whom and board, =. % per week
ca-Iy breakfast. apIi-5t
ROOMS with board for two, 50 per month.
1lZ5 10Th ST nH- apll-8t
COUPLE With child can have large second-ao5r
front room. with good board, for $40 a month.
-ia fth st. n". apl4-@-
Two nice rooms with bath, furnished or uI-
furnished; board u desired ia "a quiet home
lIf6 list 81 NY. apl@-at
TABLE board by DAY. week, or month; excel
lent table and service; q large furnished room
Tor rent TIE PHILADELPHIA OYSTER
HOUSE, 5I3 lI5h 81. NV apl5-5t
FOR REET-With board, TWO large front rooms;
southern and western exposure 4Gl 4th st. NV
splS-3t
4Js 9TH ST. NW.-Large furnished rooms, with
board suitable toF two; table bJardeTs desired
IL pjIET HOME, with good board. comfortable
bay-wiudoE front room. 500 A ST. Sc. apI2-5t
FOR RENT-H0UsES.
444 q ST. NW.-Sx rooms: halls: water; gas:
HsrH range; large Yard PARKING; perfec- coz
diJian, house open; fl3-f1 apl4-3t
FOR RENT-To coIorcd tenants. small dwell
iugs. $40 70 So per month; also eating house
and dwelling. GEO 2. HILL. Gi5 18th st. NV.
ap2-f
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SITUATIONS wANFED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sober young coiorej
blacksmith, work floor OF FIRE wishes work.
123I 2Gth st. apl+-2t
WANTED-Situatlon 10y Young man, ServiaH,
with frst-class references, IS valet CT butler.
address BOX "a, THIS once apI4-2t
WANTED r. COOKS, chaEHlseEIHaiGs, walters.
housekeepers, and help Of all kind in and ont
The city MRS. MOORE, al 4th ST. nw. Phone
East s75-A. II
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WAETED-STORES.

WANTED store a15a dpeIJing. Nay rert s55r
L. exceed s25; give fIIi particulars. address
BOX ~. iris office apis
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WAREHOUSES;.

WAREHOUSES;.
Z HAVE 10000 TO INVEST for gaosl-raring,
properties. VIII buv i price is right: elye I4II
particulars and lowest price; small ones pre-
1eTred address BOX zIn this oific=. auIa-gt
hANTED-ETicA house, SIX OF seven rooms.
for about 5000 address BOX -, TINS office
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WsNTED To buy Dos secondhand wheels
c q. HUNTER, lI3 FenHsy wanna sTc. nW-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05
SOMETHING OF sARTo.
Liberal in His Ideas. Learned and
Good Administrator and Organizer.

Liberal in His Ideas. Learned and
Good Administrator and Organizer.
Rome, Aug, f-Giuseppe Sarto was
born IN Riesl. diocese or Treviso June
? 1885 and was created cardinal by
Leo. XIII. at the cons.story OF June
L, 1898. receiving the title OF s Ber-
nardo dele Termc lie is also phtri-
arch OF Venice since June. 1895. and
bishop u Mantua lie belong 10 the
ecclesiastical congregations Of bishops
and regulars. sacred rites. indulgenoes
and sacred relics
Cardinal Sarto enjoys great popu-
larity la his diocese. and is honored
by all for his purity, FOR the strict up
rightness OF his life. and for liberal
IDEAS. lie Is n modest and agreeable
man. highly cultivated, very kind
hearted. still strong and robust In
spite % his sixiy-eight years. lie has
never taken great part IN the pollti-
cal and public life OF the church. but
divided his time between study and
good works. Although most faithful
60 the holy see he was presented TO
the king and queen Of Italy In Venice.
lie may be considered among the more
liberal member OF the Italian episco-
pate and sacred college lie Is rather
timid In expressing an opinion. IL Is
said that Leo XIII. always thought
very highly Of him. and sided with
him on one occasion when Sarto dis
approved Of Rampolla's policy
He Is very learned IN ecclesiastical
doctrines: IL modest energetic. a good
Administrator and organizer patron u
arts and his seriousness has always
been proverbial Early In April Pope
Leo. in conversation with Father Pc
rosi the Italian composer, said In
speaking 81 Cardinal Sarto: Il hold
him YER dear. Pcrosi as In future he
may be able 10 do much for YOU. We
firmly believe he will b. our success
sor." II has been known for many
years as one Of the greatest preachers
in the Catholic church.
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ApproprIating "A Crest.

There Is restaurant keeper with a
new and capacious place on the upper
west side about whom a story Is going
the rounds. This mine host" makes
no secret OF the fact that when he ar.
rived In America as a youth he had
more fingers and toes than dollars and
that II Is due 20 his own industry that
he now can command his little army
OF cooks. walters and other help. Wheu
he opened an addition 10 his rooms ~.
Gently. his friends were surprised to
see a crest emblazoncd conspicuously
on various parts Of the wall. The glass
ware also bears the crest.
II say. Pat" said friend recently
''where did you get that crestr
THAT belonged 10 a king OF my name
In Ireland" was the reply.
"And I suppose you were one OF the
royal familyi'
well. don't know" was the conf
dental reply. Il looked Il up In tho
Aston library. There were several hun.
dred years 20 account for. but thought
ia take a chance. New York Times
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05
LONDON SURPRISED.
Even High Church oisni,ariss Asked
"Who Is Sartor


London. Aug. News OF the cleo
ton Of Cardinal sarto as pope reached
England first through the Associated
Press dispatch from New York. The
fact was communicated to the church
authorities. and Mg.. Johnson. who
Is in charge OF church affairs here
pending the appointment OF a success
sor 10 Cardinal Vaughan. said: II
am glad the election is over and the
suspense ended. Cardinal sarto Is
midway between the older and younger
element OF the sacred college. 30 he
probably has many useful years to
live. He is active and energetic"
To the Catholics % London the cleo
ton was great surprise. The hrst
question asked. not only by laymen
but by high church dignitaries, was:
who Is Sarto?" Books OF reference
were quickly hunted up In order to as
certain knowledge OF the career OF
the new pontif. cable dispatches were
received az the archbshop's house
from the English college at Rome.
formally announcing the fact OF Sar-
tO's election. Churchmen at West
minister expressed the opinion that the
new pope Is a quiet eccleslastic, who
has not mixed much In politics, and
will probably pursue a policy designed
10 harmonize conflicting interests. A
few who are acquainted with him say
he Is highly esteemed by the Italian
government and a close friend Of King
Humbert
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05
POINTS ABOUT TURTLES.
They Are Not So Much Like one An
other as Many People Think.

In moist places IN the fields an
meadows may be found the wood tor
toisc. sober sort OF turtle OF n brown
or reddish brown color above, the shc.i
having ridge In IL middle along the
back. says Nature Study. Each plate Of
the shell underneath has black
/ blotch.
! In mud holes and IN small ponds, Of
/ ten resting on log or stone above The
water, one may almost always nnd the
fainted turtle, which has the margin
Of the shell marked red, while the shell
underneath Is yellow These turtles
are not 50 easily captured as the wood
turtles, for they are rather timid and
often slip into the water when APP
preached. but with patience and In
geuuity they can be outwitted at last
aud one secured for examination.
II will be rare good fortune TO find n
turtle at a meal and see him hold his
food. sometimes with one fore foot,
sometimes with the other. but never
with both at once. as eats and dogs
often do.
After watching him for awhile try 10
find whether he always draws his tail
IN on the same side OF his box house.
Experiment with the same tur.le over
and over; then sometimes try other tur-
ties In the same way and lind out for
yourself whether turtles vary In this
matter Of hiding away their tails. This
is more important than you can lmag.
Inc II all the animals and plants ~
the same sort were always the sar-
there would never be any change ~
the living world
Count the toes on the fore feet aud
on the hind feet. noticing whether
there are the same number all around.
As you ind other turtles. particularly
I'm different parts OF the country. II you
travel about or In such museums rs
you can visit. see what differences you
can find In this matter OF the number
and arrangement Of turtles toes. IL IL
not 80 silly rs II may appear 10 some
people. Notice also that some turtles
have webbed feet. TO enable them TO
swim the better.
Manage In some way 10 open the tur-
ties mouth and find whether II has
teeth. or only hard and rather sharp
cutting edges along the jaws. Touch
the eyes gently with small stick aud
see the turtle draw thin skin over
them. This Is the third eyelid, the same
rs In hens. pigeons and birds generally.
Notice that the feet and tail are COW
cred with scales; then some time exam.
Inc the foot OF hen or pigeon and see
that they are scaly also. In this mat.
ter OF the third eyelid and the scales
the birds and the turtles have features
In common. Perhaps some time you
will learn how II happened and will
find II very interesting story
York Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05

FOR SALE.
About los acres located one mile
from court house, % acres In cultiva-
tion and balance In pasture. Fenced
with 6wires. Price Si500.0O.
About ore and one-quarter acres
near schoc. house in southeast part
Jf town. Snail 49, cottage, tenant
house and we'll on premises. Price
$3.50.
Six room house and two lots OF
..ronnd located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One half Of n block near Allen
academy. Price 10000.
About ~ acres OF land on south
Side Of town, good new i-room house
with well, cistern and out-houses.
Price $1,000. -.
4-room house, with pantry, hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern, bor-
ed well, stable and garden. Locat-
ed 4 blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for $500 per month. Price $4,000.
The Joe Il Reed home place; one
quarter block Of ground and 8 room
two-story frame dwelling $3.50.
One half block Of ground adioin-
ing the ID & DeMaret place Price
$500
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05

prisoner" said the judge. You are
convicted OF bleamy, OF having married
two wives Have you any plea Cor
mercy before the sentence Of the court
is imposed on your
Eyes. judge" said the prisoner Give
me as big a sentence In Jail as you
can"
"WhatT
Il want TO keep out OF the clutches Of
those two wives as long as | can, and
long Jail sentence will be true mercy"
baltimore Herald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05
PARIS PLEASED.
Believed That New Pope Will Con.
tinue Predeeessor's Policy.

tinue Predeeessor's Policy.
Paris. Aug i-The election Of Car
dinal sarto as pope created a distinct
~ favorable impression In govern
mental quarters here, removing the
fear that the choice might fan upon
a radical or reactlonary candidate. The
foreign Office received first informa-
ton Of the election from press sources.
The news spread rapidly among ofi-
clals and caused widespread comment.
Although not ospousIng any plrticu-
lar candidacy the official feeling had
been favorable 10 one who would con-
tinue the conservative policy of the
late pope Cardinal Rampolla no first
seemed 10 be the best exponent Of con-
tuuauce OF former policy but h. Lack
ed the necessary strength Cardinals
Sarto and III Pietro are regarded as
being closely Identified with Rampolla
and as likely % share his paneral
views The choice OF Sarto. therefore.
Is satisfactory as apparently insuring
the continuance % the recent policy
~ moderation followed hy the holy
see IN rs relations with France
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05
Finding Nor. Material.

How large Is your Mammoth caveF
asked the foreign tourist
Nobody knows exactly" said the ma
tive. Its so large. though. and people
get lost In II so easily. that when a
man is about 10 explore IL he makes his
will aud wishes his weeping friends
goodby"
Most astonishing! never heard that
beforew
ooh. well, OF course II isn't quite 80
bad as that was only Joking"
Entry In foreign tourists notebook.
Another curious custom among Amer.
leans Is that when they tell an amaz-
Ing be they call II a joke."l-Chicago
Tribune.
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j. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE
A c E N 7
FOR SALE.

Have IN ofire the only set OF Abstract Books OF
Blaxos County Land Titles.
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POWERS CASE
For the Third Time sx.Seeretary %
State Is placed on Trial

Georgetown. Ky, Aug t.-The COM
mouwealth announced ready" when
the special term 81 the Scott circuit
court presided over by Special Judge
j r Robbins o., Maydeld. was convsn-
% 20 try former Secretary caleb Pow
ers FOR the third time on q charge 81
completely In The Goebel assassination.
The state called about nfty witnesses.
Among the Witnesses Is Frank Cecil Of
Rel county. a ntar witness in the last
Jim Howard TRIAL lie now halls from
oskaloosa Kan. Among the defense
witnesses are about thirty who have
never taken the stand before IN this
case Fully q dozen OF them were de-
Tense witnesses In the last trial OF Jas.
Howard
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05

Sourse, Shouted one. before the con-
clave gathered I always said II would
b. he" II any OF thme compliments
reached the ears OF the pontlff he gave
no sign thereof When h arrived at
the door OF his cell the pope turned
and, raising his hands. gave In a voice
almost srdocnted with emotion his
benedlction 90 the assembly. which re-
ceiyed Il on Blended knees.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05

Charity itself commands rs, where
we know no III. 20 think well Of all.
But friendship. that always goes
pitch higher gives a man peculiar
right and claim 10 the good opinion
OF his friend.
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An Undesirable Place.

Weary wnggles-Hey! You won't
Sit nothln' decent In dere. Dem people
Is ycgetarlans.
Hungry Hnuk-ls dat right?
Weary Wraggles Yeh. an dey got y
dog wat aln't-Pl.iladelphla Press.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05

Crowley La. Aug 4.-The Champi-
on OH company. Il Is reported. has
struck oil In its holdings near Canal
switch az a depth Of III feet.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-05

Great men should think OF opportu.
nifty and not Of time Time Is the cx.
cuse OF feeble minded and puzzled spr.
Its. -Disracll