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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09

Grandview, Tex, April 3-Dr L. H.
Gebhard one of the old landmarks Of
Johnson county. died at 2 O'Clock
Thursday morning. after an illness Of
two weeks. DR.. Gerhard was born IN
Philadelphia Nov %, 1929, and came
to Texas in the sos He was a Knight
Templar Mason in high rank, the old
est Mason in the country, and held
that order. next to his religion.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
mo SUNDAY KISSING.

New Yorker Desires Law Prohibiting MI. n
Thus Greeting Wife on Sabbath.
New York. April s.-The board OF
aldermen received q petition from a
man asking that the Connecticut blu.
law prohibiting the kissing of wife
by her husband on the Sabbath be
enacted. The document was signed
oy Charles Harold McCnesney.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
To Wed 10 june,

Baltimore. April 3.-The engage
ment has been announced OF Miss
margaret Oliver. daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. Charles K. Oliver of Baltimore.
70 Burton Holmes of Chicago. the
lecturer. The wedding will take place
In June. y -
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
Leyee Rraaks.

New Orleans. April i3.-The levee at
Union Settlement, six miles below
polnte-a-la-Haehe, broke at $50
O'Clock Thursday morning two miles
above the breaks previously reported,
The new crevasse is already 500 feet
wide and is rapidly charging. The
end of the levee is caving in very fast.
and 1t is not impossible that gap four
miles long will be made in the en-.
bankment there
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
Not Allowed tnIana

New York.April 3.-Miss Lena Hur-
icy who says she is the daughter of
the postmaster general of the island
OF Barbados, has been excluded from
landing IN this country, not for lack
OF money. but because she is almost
totally blind and entirely without
friends or acquaintance here.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09

what conditions are with regard to
child labor in some of the states Of this
Union may be gathered from the fac
that the Virginia legislature has foun
1t necessary TO pass law forbidding
the employment in factories Il children
under twelve.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
TOWNS BESiEGEO.
Chinese Rebels Are Having Things Thel.
* Own Way at Several Places.

Chinese Rebels Are Having Things Thely
Own Way at Several Places.
Victoria. B. c., April 3.-News re.
ceiVed here by the steamer Empress
OF Japan says that after defeating the
imperial troops with heavy loss the
kwang 81 rebels laid siege to Liu
Chow. where the governor of Wang
Chlh Chen, who has been ieposed and
ordered to Pekin, is surrounded
kwesiin Is also in state OF siege and
three rebel armies are approaching
that city to aid the besiegers in maxi
ing joint attack on the place. News
comes from Yunnan and Kueichow
that several cities within the borders
OF these two provinces have been occu-
pied by rebels.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
WITH THE WRITER'S.
Some Stories About Authors "hopS
You Know.
Especial Correspondence

Chicago. March 81. -JustuS lilies
For1nan, author of "JOurnoy'S End
mover has been Il struggling young AU-
thor. when schoolbny in Mlnn""F"-
lis. he had all the advantages th;.t
wealth and position could civ" 4 E"H'~
m,u in t1,Dt city. After Il" graduate!
from Yale he studied with painters III
Paris. When he cam" back t" America,
he varied his artistic work WITH writ
ilg. and he has been 50 sl'cr"SSt III with
his stories tll;;t they occupy most ct
his time. He Sti!l keeps at his Sk"t'!I-
Ing and printing. RcrhapS it is not un-
likely that Their" will soon b" Il n"NAI
by MI Fornun illustrated by its Au-
thOf.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
Oil Tank CnIianaaz

$ Easterwcod. La. April 3.-Thursdav
afternoon the $4,000 gallon tank went
Gown with crash It belonged to the
southern Pacific company. Some of
the Workmen met with a narrow es-
cape OF their lives in getting out of
the way OF It. The massive iron nil
lars sank into the ground much quick
er than they could have been driven
with any pifedriver.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
Brothers Jailed

Chiekasha, I. T.. April BEEN and
James Hughes, two old ranchmen liv-
ing north of Mountain View, have been
arrested by the authorities at Cordeii.
Okla. charged with the murder Of Lutte
houston Ct Chickasha. Okla, Tuesday.
Nov 1902. ,,.s..
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
AN ART NOUVEAU BEDROOM


Odd IIfEects In DecOrnfiOn Are Great
~ Sought For Nowadays.
The odder the room the better it
seems to answer the requirements Of
the up to date home. The accompany
ing Illustration shows an art nouveau
bedroom which is one Of the latest ex-
amplcs Of this style
The walls are Of whitewood panel
ing, and there is wide frteze of green
ish character. The carpet is plain
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
Ohio Miners Ont

MassflIon, o.. April 3.-The 5000
miners of this district quit work. The
controversy hinges on the wage scale.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
EGG DISHES.
And How They Should Be Prepared
For Easter.

Salad EgGs.-Ry using eGgshells as
molGS many table Nelicacios may be
given an Easter colorinE. or rather
1T us say, l.H&trr contour. FroQucttes
IuHt3r Of any kin'N "f powdered meat
is.3y be I'"t:"I in sl}"!''. Always put 4
yittir water in IT,. N;.u E'.I,I.%.~; th"
s!"l,> to rrrTrnt burn;;t = 10 l3HlN
S:l:I o. IS select fresh ",--,I W;.h t!r'I
Shells ana H1;.k" q sulaI ou ming il G. !
end OF each. WEE: a :...:I S::"ci' 49,
up the contents; Of each, i.H;}r.iI*; ":}t =
very little. IIav" rlin"rd ,>:t.N ut hard
and pat SOM" of it. with Il littl" sat.
pepper and Il very LITTLE mustard, into
the egg. adding a drop of vinegar. Aft
er thoroughly mixing each egg place
them. open end up, in a pan SO tightly
together that they will hold each other
up firmly. Choose Il pan just large
enough to hold every egg, or a cup may
be placed in the center to fill up if nee
essary. Pour water in around the eggs
and boil them until thoroughly hard,
Remove the shells carefully.
Cake Eggs and Jelly Eggs.-Tou may
bake any kind Of cake dough in shells.
leaving space for ''rising,'i and you
can roll the cake eggs in frosting after
ward. Wine and lemon jelly hardens
perfectly in eggshells. Cocoanut kisses
and candied fruit juices also harden
well. The red homemade canned cher
ries are very satisfactory made into
Easter egg Donbons as follows: Strain
the cherries out of tie juice and boil
the juice until it candies" using extra
sugar as needed. Add the cherries to
the candied juice. Harden in small
shells. These cherry bonbons are very
attractive and delicious
\ Delicious Easter Omolet-Boil
some fresh calves brains until done
When cold chop them fine, adding
pepper salt. chine and Suet butter,
together with few mushrooms. Make
an Onlclet of three fresh c@gS. stirring
In the above preparations, and serve
hot.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09
Il has become known hat andrew

| s.. Wheeler ($ym Crinklel. who recent
ly died on his farm in ROcklanu coun-
ty, ~ T., was the -. ?. Nj. whose
striking essays and books have had a
large popularity in these later years
For long while Mr.. Wheeler had
been out of the bustling field of daily
Journalism. He had given up the work
of dramatic criticism and wrote in Sc
clusion under his new pseudonym. II
| is not too much to say that his fame
will live in his later books, the author
ship of which Is now revealed. These
were "a Journey to Nature" THE
Making of 81 Country House and
Tangled Up In Beulah Land The
success of his novels seems to be Of
the lasting sort. While, he lived he
did nothing to satisfy the curiosity
about the personality of their author,
but preferred to be known only
through his books.
The authorship Of such books. by a
writer who had already gained ma
tional reputation by brilliant Journal
istic work, other books and some plays,
is remarkable fact in literature
Mrs. Gertrude Franklin Anterior. the
author of The Conqueror." who is so
much sought after by society, is now in
the Adirondacks, Later in the spring
she goes to Canada and from there
sails for London, where she will enjoy
the May season.
Mrs Atherton's witty bonsmots are
always enjoyed and appreciated whoI-
ever she goes. Recently at dinner in
New York, where she was the guest Of
honor. she capped series of plattudes
The people around her who had wan
dered from Euskin to Churchill and
then down into the realm of latest fic-
ton began to laud the famous Mrs
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
But who is Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch my dear:' called a deaf
elderly lady from the other side of the
table to Mrs. Anterior. For moment
there was a silence. and then Mrs !
Atherton radiantly responded:
Haven't you heard, Mrs -" she |
said. why, Mrs Wigs of the Cab |
bage Patch is the wife of David Ha-
rumr''
If literature is business as well as
an art, then perhaps it is allowable
for literary man to have a business
like letter head. Some authors do !
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-09

If literature is a business as we'll as
an art, then perhaps it is allowable
for literary man to have a business
like letter head Some authors do.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
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more than six months of constant
running to Gil. These mills have
paid handsome dividends on the
investments. We are informed
that Of the 224 cotton mills located
in North Carolina not one Of them
paid less than 20 per cen, dividend
and one mill 40 per cen.. OF The
mills located in the ,owrs men,
TONED in Texas. all have paid q
dividend Of no, less than IL per
cent. Why should not The idle
capital Of Bryan be invested in such
dividend-payiDg enterprisess
The Business League several
weeks ago appointed q COMMITTEES
10 take up The matter Of securing .
cotton mill for Bryan. The CON.
mittee has succeeded In interesting
some parties in the plan. Judge
Am. Hstcher, representing east
ern capital and cotton mill nan,
has notified the committee he viii
meet with the citizens of Bryan On
January 22nd and discuss the sub
jet with Them and al The sams
time submit a proposition. he
alsc states that IL he secure. from
the citizens Of Bryan proper coop
Grafton Bryan will have no trouble
in getting cotton mill. On JAM
nary . let every business and pro-
fessional msns mechanic, and L.
boring man Of our town attend the
League meeting and make an sffor,
20 do something for Bryan. Come
and bear the proposition. If rea-
Sensible be ready and willing a.
TAXI bold Of il. lr 40 NJ
-. 49, ~ 4 ~ .s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
Local Wesss

New spring goods At Norwood's.
Tom Slower left yesterday for
Louisiana.
100 bolts Of new dress ginghams at
Norwood's. IS
Paul Bradley left fot . business
trip yesterday.
Mrs. h. r. HOstrssser returned
from Hearne yesterday.
Or. n. s. Grice OF Tabor, was q
visitor TO the city yesterday.
n. NJ. Wilson Of Palestine, has
been here the past few days.
Miss Pearl Rogers Of Reagan is the
guest Of Miss Loula Coulter.
Judge A. g. Briets went 10 MILL
can aud Nsvasots yesterday.
Miss Clara Braatz yeft Sunday for
Chicago and Madison, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley and little
son returned 10 Corsicana yesterday.
1T. Moore, of MexiA, brother OF
John A. Moore Of this city, Was here
yesterday.
Just received another shipment OF
boys, girls and children's shoes.
81 Webb Bros.
Mrs. A. w. wilkerson and little
daughter returned yesterday from
Houston.
wsnted-To buy a good second
hand n delivery wagon 20 ". Buchanan.
Lieutenant Governor George ID.
Neal Of NAvasota, was here Sunday
en- route 10 Austin.
r. NJ. Nall and daughter, Miss
Linmcre, left Sunday for San An
tonic and StockdRle.
Mr.. l.. J. Cox Ia now at Ford's Ex-
position saloon and invites his friends
ane the public 10 call. wibda7
For Rent-House and seven and a
half acres of land inside corporation.
% John McCorquodale.
l.. j. Cox invites his friends and
the public TO call and see him at
Ford's Exposition saloon. wibdiI
Judge John n. Henderson return
"a Sunday TO Dallas, where the court
Of criminal appeals Is now In ses-
sion.
Electric light globes for sale, ~
candle power . cents each. Bryan
WJer, Light 4 Power Coz T. J.
Preston, Manager. dl
DR.. Lanham OF College, left for
Austin yesterday 30 attend the In
auguration Of his father, Governor
3. w. n. Lanham.
T.. George, an expert barber lGto
OF Wisconsin, now has position at
Simmons n Geue's city shaving
Parlor.
Look at Burt Norwool's new stock
af embroideries. IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
Announcements.
FOR CITY SECRETARY.

FOR CITY SECRETARY.
The Eagle is authorized to an
nounce
A. T.. DUNNICA
a. q candidate for City Secretary OF
Bryan at the ensuing city election
In April.
The Eagle is authorized 10 an
w. r. JOHNSTON
~ = candidate for CITY Secretary OF
Bryan at the ensuing city election In
April.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
The Eagle is authorized 10 an
nounce
w. J. ROBERTS
a. = candidate for City Marshal OF
Bryan at tbs ensuing city election In
April. -Jg
The Eagle il authorized TO an
nOunce -
T. P.sBOYETT -N
a. q candidate for reelection 10 the
once OF City Maysbsl at the ensuing
city election Ia April.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
COTTON MIL PROPOSITION.
A Representative VI Casters csyiisI VIVA
be Here Jsa. u 10 Meet .Bryas Pso-
pc and Submit Propesitiss. |.

Bryan has reached a period in
growth where il has become neces.
sary 10 reach out after industries.
II behooves her citizens, no matter
what may be their calling or voca.
ton, 10 get together and cooperate
70 this end. We have sdvocated
for q long time in the columns Of
the Eagle, various enterprises which
would make up for any loss Of
trade that Bryan will sustain by
reason Of the building Of railroads
through territory that has hereto
fore contributed to the commercial
welfare Of Bryan, but with little
success TOWARDS interesting our
people along these lines. Have
you business property? Nov is
the time TO do something to pre-
vent 1t from being vacant. Have
you residences TO rent? II takes
people IN live in them. What
Bryan needs now is factories; in
fact, any and every enterprise,
which will swell her population
and increase her trade. These
matters should be taken hold Of
with determination and earnest.
ness. Every dollar paid out in
this direction will bring three in
return In a number of ways, nota.
bly, by increase Of trade and in
crease Of property valuation. We
have heretofore advocated a cotton
mill for Bryan. The time is ripe
for the matter to be again urged.
Every citizen should give his
hearty cooperation TO it, estab-
lishment. 1t is only a matter Of
short while when cotton mills will
be located all over the south and
Texas will surely secure a large
number Of them.
In the past two years cotton
mills have been located at West,
Itasca, Waxahachie, Bolton, Cuero
and Corsicaua. These mills are
running both day and night to I'll
orders on hand. All Of these mills
have orders now which will require
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Swift a Co. vfil erect q $4,000 mar
ket building AZ San Antonio
Mexican customhouse collections
for December were ts2.s96.tt5.
At Adams sawmill. near TeIarkana.
Ben Wood had an arm crushed TO n
pulp.
A boiler blew up on the Yellow Pins
tract at spindletop. badly burning
Fireman vickers.
Finance committee Of New Orleans
citizens expect 20 raise 100000 for
expenses OF Confederate reunion.
Six men we're killed and three
wounded by the turret explosion on
the Massachusetts near San Juan.
Porto Rico.
Colonel Ira II. Evans. who was
speaker OF the Twelfth Texas legisla.
lures house. was but twenty-five
years old when holding that position
The annual meeting OF the Okla.
homa Medical association was held a,
Enid with a large attendance DR.
Hatchett OF ~ Reno was elected pres
idont
In an address before the anthracite
coal strikers commission John Mitch.
ell expressed satisfaction with the In
vesilraton and thought good would
result
by the term Of separation between
the crown prince and crown princess
Of saXony the latter gives up all her
rights and titles OF royalty She also
receives $500 yearly
Lower house Of congress passed
senate substitute for commerce and
labor department bill All the Re-
pubicans and twenty nine Democrats
voted Tor o. Bureau ~ standards
census bureau. foreign commerce. I'm.
migration. manufacturers and corpor'
atoms are under Il, alao coast and
geodetic survey and bureau of stats
tics.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
DR.. D. 4. Clark,
OFFICE At emmeI's DRUG STORE.
AZ q meeting Of the new hoard o,

At meeting OF the new board OF
directors OF the Central Texas fair
association Secretary Bradley was
authorized 10 issue checks on the
treasurer for sundry bills read and
approved at said meeting. The first
aud third Friday nights Of each
month We're adopted as regular meet
ing nights. The time for holding the
fair was discussed TO some extent,
and Ii was agreed that the datesshAll
be- fixed at the next regular mssting
az which time President W. s.
Howell will announce committees.
The directors propose TO get TO work
Mt once on the preparations for the
next fair and issue the catalogue
early.
A caboose and Ave cars Of an IA. a
II. &. freight train jumped the track
just below the oil mill Sunday after.
noon and delayed traffic, including
two passenger trains, several hours.
The cars wsre loaded with silver ore
en- route from Galveston 20 Pueblo,
Col, aud one OF them WAS 10 such q
condition that II had TO be set DOT
here. The track was torn up, the
rails IN come instances being turned
lover. The presence OF the steel gang
In the Bryan yards enabled repairs
20 be made earlier than would other.
wise have been possible.
The ladies Of the Mutual Impreve-
ment Club have secured the travel
ing art gallery Of copies Of the Eng
lish masters which viii be displayed
at the courthouse Wednesday and
Thursday, Ian. q and 3, from 10 a.
IN. 10. y, aud from 2 TO SIP. m. The
exhibition is given under the super.
vision OF Miss Roxie Hassell, who Il
well known In Bryan. All are invIt.
ed 10 see the exhibit which Is free Of
charge.
County court met yesterday with
Judge A. q. Board presiding, County
Attorney Maggie representing the
state, and County Clerk McMlchael
and Sheriff Num- in attendance.
Pleas Of guilty were entered In the
following cases: John Ramsey,
simple assault; fined 500 and costs.
John Robinson, simple assault; fined
$500 and costs. Jim Crawford,
theft; fined 500 and costs.
President f. v. collars Of the
Texas Christian university, returned
10 Waco yesterday. He preached
two magnificent sermons at the
Christian church Sunday and adj
dressed the boys 81 the antl-cigarette
league at the Baptist church Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Adams and
daughter, Miss Monte Adams, Miss
Irene Keeling, Mrs. W. ;. Howell,
Miss Jennie Howell, Judge and Mrs.
j. W. Doremus and Miss Ozelle Do.
remus have gone TO Austin TO attend
the Inauguration Of Gov Lanham.
The Daily Eagle will not hereafter
be sent out OF town without the cash
In advance, and the papers Of all
nonresident subscribers will be
stopped promptly when the time Is
out. ~
We are showing some advanced
styles In the following wash fabrics:
Ginghams, fancy madras, white
madras, plain white pique, plain
linens, fancy linens.
~ Webb Bros.
House for rent, Mrs. c. NJ. Proctor.
30
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20

caAyseull. Eeuseer. ysa,. ls-JAs
board Of health pf cusyaSuii has a
sltet 70 eiose The port 20 stsAnsfs
from PAhana % hsxiess pofts. TIL
nsxzsure vss takea When u wa
iearpcd that the steamer Acapulco had
arrived AZ Panama from haIatlan.
MeI., where there 70 the plague. Tel
low fever II causing frsrs sve 70 ar
deafks . day ia Gunysanif.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
TEXAS LAWMAKERS.
senate and House Pass several Measures
aud Provide Canilngsnl Eapsnss..

NTNAAN anu AnhHe AhaH NfNfhh N'"""h"H
aud rroVide Contingent ExpsnsS-.
Austin. Jan. ie.-Under suspension
Of the rules. the senate on satur-
day passed the iill OF Senator David
BON OF Galveston coaferring civil and
criminal jurisdiction upon the county
court OF Matagorda county; also Sen
ator stanord's bill repeating the in
corporation Of Zavaila. Smith county.
About thirty minutes time was con
sumed In discussing Senator savage's
resolution 70 allow senate secretary
$3.50 postage each month. Il finally
passed.
Appointments Of governor we're con-
nrmed.
Senator pScker's bill fixing time for
holding Forty-segcnth dlstiet court
we-s passed.
Senator Beaty's bill amending Beau.
mont's charter was passed.
Bill OF Senator Savage making 4
change In method Of printing 90 thai
linotype composition may be accept
able In state publications was referred
10 committee on printing. II was IA
vorably reported later.
Senator Deckers bill fixing time for
holding court In Thirty-nrst Judicial
district was passed. i.l
A Joint resolution amending con
stitution Increasing term OF ali atai,
and county elective officers 10 foul
years and increasing pay OF leglsla,
tors from 81 20 81 per day after nrs'
sixty days was introduced BY Senator
Fauhioa and referred TO committee OF
constitutional amendments.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
The house passed senate bin appro
priating $50 900 for contingent en-,
penees OF the Twenty-eighih ieglsla.
ture.
A resolution expressing sympa,hy
over the deaths Of conEressmen De.
cranenreId and Sheppard was adopted
and ordered spread on the minutes.
Mr. Terrell OF Travis offered a reso.
lu.on eulogizing and referring TO N.
distinguished services OF Hon. John n.
Reagan on his retirement from once
Adopted By unanimous rising vote.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
New Orleans Msrdi 0rss Carnival Feb
ruaey lith.

One fare for the round trip. Tick
cts on sale via Sunset Route i7.h 10
23rd inclusive, limited for return to
February 18th with privilege Of ex-
tension to March iith. Two trains
daily from III Paso aud San Antonio
and three trains daily from Houston,
all carrying Standard Pullman and
Excursion sleeping cars. Free chair
cars and day coaches. No transfer
all trains operate In and out Of Union
Station at New Orleans, located In
the heart Of the city. See local agent
for rate or address
NJ. l.. Robbins, r. j. Anderson,
G.P.&T.A., A.G.P.&T.A.
Houston, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20

rhe popular MIxologists.

The popular Mixologists, l.. J.
Cox and J. w. Hamilton, are dis
pensing the best brsnds Of liquors az
Fords Exposi,ioh saloon. wisdF
For Sale or rrsde-Two-story gin
house which can be moved, and com
plete gin OUTFIT In good condition, tso
eI-sAv gins. 7. J. Preston, Bry.n,
Texas.
New dress ginghsms Ut Norwoods.
Norwood IL advertising new spring
goods, whiia. olher merchants are
still advertising wihtsf Inerchsn-
disc. f'iN -
Wanted - Manager for new branch
OF our business here In Bryan.
Write promptly, with references,
The Morris Wholesale House,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
Blank Books Tor 1905.

Now Is the time 10 order Blank
Books for i9l3. We are local agents
for the NJ. z. EXline Co., manufac-
turing stationers, photographers and
Blank Book makers, Dallas, Texas .
We are prepared TO take your order
for anything in the way OF Office sta
tiouery. whether made to order or
from regular stock. We also sell
desks aud Office furniture.
The Bryan Eagle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-20
A.-ssit.a By . IIss,yp. Operate,

Gainesville. Pa. JRn. is.-P. A.
Ruhl. city editor Of local paper. va,
assaulted b. a linotype operator rsna.
I'd Sauls. q gash about Eve inches long
and threeiourths Of an inca deep be.
Ing cut IN bis neck Ruhl vas takes
70 his home. where he lies In a dan.
gsross ooncitiOn. Sauls has disaD-
D~aree Mr. Ruhl n city Tar assessor
and pron;reatly connected