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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
The Colorado
TripH
Coupons

The Bryan Eagle has purchased
two round-trip excursion tickets
from Bryan 10 Boulder. Colo. and
return, and will give them free 81
charge 10 two persons to be- selected
by voting contest. The tickets call
for hrst-class accommodation In
every respect, with stop-over privi-
leges at all points. aud are good for
return passage until Oct. 81 They
include also a side trip from Boulder
10 the great Cripple Greek Mining
City or b. Pixies Peak and return.
HOW To GET THE TRIP,
The recipients of this benefit will
be selected by vote. The Bryan
Weekly Eagle after May "a and the
Bryan Daily Eagle after May - viii
contain Coupons good FOR votes 90
this contest. The Weekly Eagle
Coupon j. good Tor six votes. and the
Daily Eagle Coupon good for one
vote. This cquslizes the chances Of
Weekly Eagle readers with readers
Of the daily edition. Also twenty
votes will be- allowed for each cash
subscription Of sioO for the Weekly
Eagle.
Besides these coupons the mer-
chants Of Bryan named below will
give coupons with all retail sales Of
merchandise. at the rate Of one vote
for each ten cents sold for cash or on
thirty days. \ 10 cent purchase gets
one vote, a - cent purchase two
votes, etc. These coupons will Boz
given out by these merchants on and
after Monday. May Is.
WHO cas- ENTER THE CONTEST.
any white person in Bryan or in
Braz0s or surrounding counties j.
eligible 10 enter the contest tor this
trip, except that no person connected
with the Eagle or related 20 rs pub
fishers or employees can either con
test for she prize or vote Ia the con-
test. The contest closes July p. and
votes will be counted and results an
nounced July -. The first count Of
votes will be- on June s, and every
Monday thereafter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
PUTTING MS MONEY OUT N BRIAN.
Mr.. c. q. Parsons Making investments
iron Mis- Soar Lake Oh Land Sale.

AS is generally known, Mr.. G..
g Parsons has from time 10 time
realized handsome sums Of money
from bis sales Of oil land in the
Sour Lake field, where his holdings
we're extensive when oil was deyel-
oped, and where he still has four
teen acres Of the best land in the
field. From the money thus re-
allied Mr.. Parsons has been con.
tinually making investments in
Bryan real estate. In addition TO
the Scitiina brick buildings which
be bought and occupied some
months ago, and the Locke brick
warehouse purchased from Mr.. G..
5. Parker a little later, he has
bought the oolored Prk property
in the westpart Of town and is build
ing thereon fOni six-room cottages:
he has also bought a half block adj
joining he park from Mr.. S. B.
Buchanan and will build three ten
ant houses on IL Tuesday be pur.
olAsed the Stacy property for $1,000
and will build a two-story resi-.
dence. He will remodel the Locke
warehouse property fitting up
three store rooms 10 front opening
on Main Street and three ware.
rooms in the rear opening on the
side street 20 the north
Mr.. Parsons has also just in-
stalled a 5000 steam bottling
works plant with a line IS horse
power engine and boiler The
Stevenson Machinery and Repair
company supplied the outfit, and
finished putting 10 up Yesterday.
IL is complete in every detail and
one OF the finest in the state.
Ia putting bis money ont Do
Bryan Mr. Parsons shows faith iu
the town and Is materially helping
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

MERCHANTS WHO GIVE COUPONs.
DRY GooDs-Waguer x Brandon.
GENrs' FUENIsHrNGs-Parks d
waldrop.
GEOCERIEs-Clarke & Fountain.
John NJ. Lawrence d Co.
HARDwARE-Cole Hardware Co.
DRUGs-James q Hart.
FUFNITURE-Levy Bros.
STATIONERY, Books AND SCHOOL
sUFPLIEs-Tyler Haswell.
JEwELRY-John ". Caldwell.
SADDLERy, HARNESS, BUGCIEs-
Buchanan 4 Buchanan.
FEEDsruFFs-E. G. Harder a Go.
MEAT MARKEr-Jeh d. Franklin.
Konecuy Bros.
Watch the dates on your coupons
and ticEets. Tickets are issued ~
that not less than a weeks tiIe is
allowed for voting any ticket given
out. The first count Of votes will be-
made and announced Monday. June
s, and will be- made weekly thereaf-
ttr, ON each Monday following.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
HARVEY.

Harvey, Texas, May l9.-The
school ended here MAY "a. We
had a picnic on the 18th At Fur
guson's Prairie. There was a
large crowd present and had q
nice time. Quite a number Of
Bryan people we're present.
Misses Essie and Pansy Nc
Swain Of Rock Prairie were over
Friday.
Messrs. Luke McCIun aud Tom
Dyes went 20 Rock Prairie Fri
day.
The was a party at Mr.. and Mrs.
McClung's home Friday night
and an report O. good time. Music
was supplied by Mise. Pattie No
Chung and Winnie Buchanan
and Mr.. Willie Conlee.
Prof Rich Mcdonald 0f Waco
was here last week.
Miss Jodie Greed OF Minter
Springs, who has been attending
sch00. here, has returned home
Saturday.
Miss Estelle Dyes spent last
week az Rock Prairie.
The little baby Of Mr. and Mr..
Tom Sellers H. very low with Aux,
not expected 90 live.
"Mr1.r
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
DIMMlTT.

Dimmitt, Tex May lj.-AsIam
30 miles from home this morning
on a sheep ranch and nothing else
20 DO, ] can't think of anything 20
while away the time more pleas
anuy than 90 write @ few lines 90
the old home paper which is "a
welcome visitor t0 my home away
out here on the plains, where the
cool, refreshing breezes aud the
beautiful sunshine, flowers, and
green, grass.covered prairie-, where
we hear the howl Of the coyote,
and see the fleet footed antelope
bounding over the prairie. We
are bound % think we are in the
most beautiful country IN the
west, but still we have many dear
friends and relatives IN Brazos
whom we see mentioned in the
columns Of the Eagle. The cor
respondents column is very inter-
esting 10 all Of u. We we're very
glad 20 zee the communications
from Wellborn and Peach Greek in
last issue.
Well, az / know there are some
people in Brazos listning for some.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
COTTONWOOD.

Cottonwood, Texas, May1S, 1903.
Prof. j. L. C0bbs school closed
last FRIDAY, with a picnic on the
chool grounds. The people howed
their appreciation Of Mr.. Cobb by
their attendance with well filed
BASKETS. Mr.. Cobb deserve great
credit for the moral and mental
Of bis pupils. We
hope 20 have him with us next
year. The picnic was highly enc
j1yei by an who attended. Mr..
Watkins OF Bryan delivered a lee
ture and Prof Joe Wren furnished
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

/ thing bad from the plains. ! wall
give them an account 0f the recent
I freeze we bad 0ut here Ca Apr.
Is 10 turned suddenly cold aud on
the 18th we had big white frost
and plenty Of Ice. Ibid nos hear
OF much damage done by DO though
a. most OF the crops were not up.
what corn was up was killed down
10 the ground, bat is putting up
again very nicely.
Mr.. sam Lee who was al my
house yesterday says bis corn is
large enough 10 pillow. He alec has
Kaihr corn and maize up, aud also
has pecan, hickory and walnut
trees coming up. ! hayn't the
east douH about raising pecan
groves here il one only tries
There is another one Of our ac-
quaiutances moved in from sny-
der a few days ago. He D. and old
friend Of W. K. Thompson Of Hale
county. lie has bad bis family al
Mr.. Thompson's some time, while
be looks al the country, and after
travelling around for some time
bought a nice home 40 Dimmitt.
We are glad 70 have Mr.. Baker To-
cate with ~ a. he Is a fine gentle
man with a nice family, and they
are also Baptists which is great
help 70 our church. We hope Mr
W. K. Thompson will decide %
sell out and move up with us yet.
However, Mr.. Baker says be has
a nice place and b. doing we'll.
Mr.. SAWYER says he will move
hi. improvements on his own
place sometime in the near future.
Messrs. Jesse Todd and Ebert
Barron are herdiug sheep now.
Mr.. Louis Thibodeaux j. still
working on The farm.
Mr.. Chas Atkins has a job with
Mr. William smith lie hl- been
0n the sick ll-t the last few day.
I'VE are afraid Mr. Smith has been
feeding him TOO well. want t0'
say right here ifthere D. any one
in your county that can't Gao iu-t
come Co the plains. as one has au
appetite Tor most anything they
can get % eat.
Mr.. ". +. Boyd and children
returned from Mex.a after iew
days visit and report "a pleasant.
time, bat Say people down there
talk a great deal of hard time. We
hear that everywhere. 10 we would
look on the bright eide of thing.
instead oi the dark side ve would
be O. great deal happier people
Wei, as ] am using q window
$40 f1r o. desk and the floor Tor a
chair, I viii close lor this time.
vs.. =. ID.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
LOTS OF INTEREST
Manifested in the BraIOs County Far.
nsr's Insiituie Meeting Neat Fri6ay.

The Brazos County Farmers In
stitute will meet II Harris School
House Friday Of this week. the
22nd Don't forget the date.
More interest is manifested in
this meeting than in any that has
been held. State Institute speak
ers will be present, the A. * NJ.
College will be represented, and
people will be there from all over
the country.
Don't fail to attend II it Is so
you can. The meeting will be
called at 10 a. m. and continued
all day, with dinner on the prem
iseE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

tian church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Presnal visited in this
community last Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Elliott was called
to the bedside Of her brother, Mr..
Cole, at Bryan.
MISC Dora Elliott Of Edge was
the guest Of Miss Ray Wiley last
week and returned home Saturday
evening.
There will be an entertainment
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
kOontz tonight.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

some fine music. Ball game. and
hurdle races were also INDUCED in.
Mr. Cobb will return home tomor-
row.
Some Of the young people Of
Cottonwood attended the concert
at Alexander Thursday night and
reported a nice time.
There were services at the Chris.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
Edlhir 60 mIm

"YCu say" Uttered fhe n1ncec ~ the
vegetarian -fiat sou eoud fairly eat
me- Sow isrt tat contrary 90 the
telafs ~ your b.lefF
aN0t no OH" asserted the vegetarian.
"But 10 son ate NET
q should simply DO eating peach"
30 use taIk.l- fle meat d.rt sn't
o. only thing that makes the mind
tCflFe -Judle
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

to build it up, and. the Eagle hopes
he will live long and prosper"
On Tuesday Mr.. Parsons sold
five lots OF Sour Lake oil land for
$500, and yesterday he parted
with ten more lots for 5000, leav-
ing him faurteen acres az above
stated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

"Bess'e. said che teacher % a small
pupil -can you tell ne what memory
sT-
After "a moments reflection the little
one replied. Memory Is the thing peo-
pie use 90 forget things with"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

eve women" sle was saying again.
-sufer BOZ silence
Il can readily believe that you d.
suFar Ia s.tru" tte man replied.
"Y0l frka sD much pleasure in talk
Philadelphia Press
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
COT SEVEN YEARS.
Crockett Evans Sent Up From Caldwell
District Court.

Crockett Evans, the negro VINO
shot Mr.. Frank Wilson, manager
Of the Coulter plantation in the
BrazOs bottom two years ago last
fall, was convicted Of assault with
intent % murder In the Burleson
county district court and his pun
ishment fixed At seven years in the
penitentiary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
LAG. y. SCHEDULE.

10. Neutrality-suspicious.
ger Arrives .. -.-.... 1850 a. m.
No. observation-disclosures
ger-Arriyes .......... 4.l5 pm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21

The Contest Opened with Considerable
Interest-Full Particulars About the Plan
How to Get the Trip-Who Can Enter
Contest Merchants Who Give Coupons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
Attracts Admirinq Attention.

Attracts 4dmiFfng Attention.
Whether you wear ''ready made
or made 90 order garments, the
main thing you look for are De and
satisfaction. We give you both.
and are pro1d of the reputation we
have established on our tliIor-made
clothing. Our clothing trade Is
rapidly iH-relsing-ihe best Of
evidence that the garments we
turn out are satisfactory That
"llos old summer time" will soon
be upon us, then you'll want one Of
those light Flannel, Crash OF
Serge suits that we can make
20 your mcasurc 20 from
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-21
H.ATC. SCHEDULE.

NORTH MOUND TRAINS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
L. D. S. UNIVERSITY.

Elder ]. A. McRae, president Of the
Colorado mission, was a visitor this
week and spoke In a very entertaining
and effective manner at devotional ex-
ercises on Wednesday.
on Thursday morning Miss Annie
SpOkes delighted the school assembly
by singing In rich contralto voice, two
beautiful solos, Calvary and Never
Again with You"
Principal Haag Of the Academy at
Paris, and Instructors Jarvis and Miss
Reynolds Of the b. Y. A. were visitors
this week and severally addressed the
school assembly in brief and pointed
speeches.
The basketball team went TO Cedar
City yesterday for a meet with the
Branch Normal IL will play at
Cedar City tonight returning in time
for school on Monday.
Prot ~ T. Porter, principal Of the
Branch Normal school was a visitor last
week He gave the regular lesson in
President Pauls class in pedagogy, and
his Instructions were much appreciated.
President J. II. Paul went TO Mantl
yesterday where he Is 20 speak before
the combined teachers Institutes OF
Sanpete and Sewer counties. He will
deliver a public lecture also and expects
TO return on Monday.
Another student Of the department Of
| telegraphy has taken a position this
week. Lee Johnston, who has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

.,dylng telegraphy since October has
$50 nositlon as assistant station
oanv AZ Idaho Falls. lie passed the
reoulred examinations for the service
ln pocatello last Monday ana went 10
work ON Tuesday He wiz receive q
GOOD salary. and writes 10 express ms
ennraclation OF the quality OF the IN
strtction ne received here. This is an
aSditional demonstration OF the error OF
tboeo Who think that telegraphy can NOT
he learned as quickly and as thoroughly
IN GOOD school as In the telegraph
Office itself,
fold for the use Of the track team
has bocn secured through the CONSIDER
ate courtesy Of Presiding Bishop VIM,
"a preston. At the rear Of the business
collage In the center OF the block, there
,s yacant lot about six by eight rods
e. dinonslons Around this ground a
racing track Is being laid out, ana IN
Inc center OF 1t a place for pole-Vault-
ia, iu,nplug etc. A house which
stsnds In the center, will be used for
onnarafus rooms. The field IL only a
few rods from the school puiiuinss,
MANY students have been at Work l.ls
year helping to prepare the heid ior
athletic practise.
The class in glee singing has been
practising a delightful song In honor OF
our society OF lady students. rms or.
eanlgatlon Is called THE Columplhe'
The Columbine girls elect their own
officers, give programs, nave speeial lec-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

Twelfth school spent several days III
the city, her home is In Logan.
Miss Katherine McKensie will spend
the summer In California.
Mr.. Keeler's usually active matrimon-
jal bureau seems to be running as sue
cessfully as usual this season. Dame
Rumor has II that Cupid has ensnared
several from among his charming CORPS
OF teachers at the Webster.
Miss Anna l.. Coshett Win have
summer sewing school during the va
cation for girls,
Mr., Wetzell will conduct reading
and music class in Sanpete county af-
ter the schools close.
Supervisor Samuel Doxey Will leave
for Germany as soon as the schools
close, where he Will acquaint himself
with the most advanced methods or
teaching manual training In that land
where 1t has proved to be such sue
cess.
Miss Hortense Evans, Mr.. John Ey-
ans and Miss Laulse Burke OF Brigham
City have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Parson the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosser visited the uni
verslty on Thursday.
We are glad 10 be able 10 report a
great Improvement IN the condition OF
Mrs. Alice Wall, mother of Miss kath-
crime Wall Of the Lincoln. Mrs, Wall
Is still at Holy Cross hospital,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY

Provo-Prof. Swenson is building an
addition Of several rooms to his home
on Fourth North street,
Prof. Nelson IL booked to lecture be-
fore the joint session Of the Sanpete
and SEWER County Teachers associa-
lions. to be held In Manu on Friday
and Saturday Of this week.
Scarcely q bakers dozen. OF students
remained in the city during the spring
vacation. Most OF them went to con-
ference, where they were Joined by pa
rents or friends.
Prof f. s. Hlnckley had one weeks
enforced vacation, owing to the fact
that his home was guaranteed for
scarlet fever. The family is now con-
vaesccnt.
Prot Partridge has sold his residence
on First East and Is preparing 10 build
new, up-to-date house elsewhere I'm
the city He spent one day in Salt
Lake City this week, inspecting heat
ing plants
President McRae Of the Colorado
mission spent a day IN the school last
week. with the special purpose Of get
ting a reinforcement TO his present
corps OF missionaries.
Miss Talmage and Miss schramm, OF
the academy training school. will pre-
sent exercises before the joint Teach
ers' associations OF Sanpete and Sc
vier counties, TO be held In Manti next
Friday and Saturday.
4 letter from the student body OF the
L. ID. s., disavowing and apologizing
for, certain acts by students Of that
school during the recent college meet,
was read last Thursday morning be-
fore the school, and committee was
appointed TO make an appropriate re-
ply
President Cuffs avocation Is horti-
culture. lie has one Of the finest fruit
farms In Utah valley. He spent the
latter part OF conference week on Pro-
vo bench, directing and assisting in the
grating pruning, and spraying Of his
trees.
Mossrs, Jonassen and Buckle Of the
Y. of L. spent two days IN Provo this
week arranging Tor the production by
university students of an operate eX-
trayagan2a IN the theater on the night
Of the 18th inst The Salt Lake vis-
itois VIII probably be entertained on
the afternoon Of that day by a dancing
matinee at the academy gymnasium
Everybody in Provo Is cleaning
lawns and yards. and trimming trees
and shrubbery. That Is to say, every
body male-including professors In very
! Z
male Is house cleaning. and giving Or
ders 10 everybody male respecting car
pets, stoves, wallpaper, etc.
Prof. Hyum Beckstand. OF the class
OF 20, and now engaged In the depart
meut OF physics In the U. OF L., got.
leave Of absence TO attend his brother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

lures, and act as the reception commit
tee at school functions one OF the
stanzas Of the new song, which Is sung
to the tune, THE Tale Of the Bundle
bee" Is as follows:
Bright as the sunshine and pure as the
dew,
Star Of all the flowers when you beamed
on our view,
Queen Of our hearts, how the swift mo-
ments flew!
We're lonely now without you, and we
long for you.
The chorus Is to the melody Of Tn the
Haying Time and runs as follows;
In my schoolboy time. when the Column
bine,
With It's fair ones stole this heart Of
mine
Then their eyes OF blue and their dark
eyes true
Led me captive 10 the Columbine.
Another Of the glee songs Is in honor
Of the Rho Beta III society, an organ
igation composed exclusively Of accred-
tied made students OF high standing,
who are admitted by vote Of the MEM
beers and the endorsement Of the fac
ulty Of instructors. This society repre-
sents the institution In debat,t and ora
torical contests. and Is organized as a
court for the trial Of students charged
with violation of school regulations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS

The unsettled condition Of AFFAIRS in
the schools has deprived the teachers
Of much OF the pleasure they ulsh'
otherwise have enjoyed during IN va
cation, A general spirit of dlssallsihc-
ton has prevailed among the teachers
who feel that a vacation at TINS time
was most inopportune'
A passenger on one Of the suburban
streetcar lines might think that most
Of the PRINCIPALS Of the city who i've
I'M that direction have gone In Tor agrl-
cultural pursuits most earnestly Mf.
Barton can be seen hOeing, Mr.. Folsom
mailing shinkles on a new house, DIT.
Keller with a broken spade from over
exertlon IN turning the soil, Mr. Brad
ford planting. Miss QualtrouRh beat
Ing CARPETS. and so on down 10 Wat.
arloo. the teachers can be seen tniins
In their yards,
Misses Katherine and Nancy Mofeti
win spend the summer az Atlantic Cl3
y. j.
Miss Estelle Engleman returns from
California to take her place IN the
Lowell
Miss Rudy of the Hamilton spent hei
vacation in Tooele. Utah.
MIR. Wetzell has spent the week out.
lining music courses
Mr.. Nelson. principal OF the Fremont
spent part of the week IN ogden.
Miss Beatrice Wilkinson Of the Ham
llton eighth grade entertained tn
teachers and friends most delightfully."-
at her home on Monday.
Mrs. Edward Dorman. nee Mary Da
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

Wis. fordmerly OF the Webster, VIII soon
ioln her husband in Los Angeles. Cali
resxe they win make their future
home.
Next Wednesday being Arbor dag Will
be a holiday,
Alfred siegel Of the Lowell left Thurs
day with his parents for Washington
ID. G.
Mrs. Nebeker, formerly Miss Badger
now of Mammoth, Is visiting her par
ents In the city.
state supt. Nelson, city supt. Chris
Jensen, Miss Pollock and Mr. Wetz. I'll
went 10 Mant Friday TO attend the
County institute where they addressed
the county teachers.
Mrs. Smith, nee Farnes, Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-03
INsULTED A GIRL.
Little Chickssha Miss Meets With
Rough Conduct While Visit
ing in Anadarko.

Van Moore, a negro boot blacE,
was arrested yesterday on eem-
plant OF Miss Julia ColsoD, o fifteen
year old girl Of Chiokasha, who
is visiting friends in this city says
the Anadarko Democr 4. 1t is
said the Negro used obscene and
iudeceas language, and made i'm.
proper proposals to the little girl.
He was hned go aud costs, and
was committed to jail to await
payment of the same. The otfense
wac committed on Broadway, snd
the arrest vas made by Chief Of
Police Frank Heaey. and Oaioer
Coffee.
This is an oifense which deserves
severe punishment and q second
ofense should be punished by q
horse shipping and 40 order &
ssaFo toEn, Of the very least,