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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
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elm 3nabenter5 begliiden2

tonnte Der'lraumgott IN 9letIDer Welle
Elm &nabenferS begliidens
2anse beopr Die Glpde bic Sinber
am nG9iten Moreen gum Srub1tud
rief, mar Bob i6on auf ben 8einen,
@r nabm ii9 taum 3eit, feline gaIIs
Mil9 gu leeren unD elite in ben @arz
ten, gu benz 9eritede, mo er feline
S9dbe ~perborsen belt. 8alb 9elanQ
es ibm audi, bur9 Elm SinterpfDrt9sn
unbea6tet gu enti6liipfen unb CT man,
berts nun bic itau6ise Strabe entlang
70 f9nea i'm bic tleinen 8eine DOT
pGrts bra9ten. Gr mar nod midi
lpeit segangen, ba tDnte aus Der Ternl
Muiit unb Der S9ritt marI9irenber
Mdnner an fein Sbr.
rSie Solbaten! Ste Solbaten!'
i9rie Der feline Sensel, unb i'm 2auf.
f9ritt baitete er ben beranriidsnber
Sruppen entgesen. Mit benz Salpt=
mann, Der auf etnem Happen ben Solz
baten porausrttt, tpdre er beinabe au,
fammengeftpben. gr fiel bt9t Dor ben
Reiter Der 2dnse nod hin, uab I'M
Saaresbreite tpdre er inter bic Sufe
bes feurisen pferbes seratben. Sc,
Offisier bielt eri9roden iein Yferb an
uno 10 fam Die ganoe Sruppe fir etnist
Mtnuten gum Steben.
Der &lsine mar iebo9 ie6r f9nel
lpteber auf ben 8einen. 8oQ 5reub'
unb 9epunberung blidte ct, obne ein'
Spur bon S9reden, gu benz itolaer
Heiter empor, Der ii9 freunblid
lddelnb gu linn nieberbeugte. 8pl
bate jsbt nur ben einen Wunf9, in be,
9lG6e Der Solbaten bletben gu t0nner
unb lie ni9t aus benz Quse gu Der:
lteren.
uWie betBt gu benin, SIeinerg'
fraete Der 9auptmann.
rMetn Same lit Robert, aber in
Waiienbauie nenr,en tie midi 9ob," er:
piberts Der &nabe. Damn fiel i'm
Elm, bab er init benz pferbe bes Oft
siers bod pobl taum ipiirbs @9rit
balten fDnnen; CT bob baber iein ion.
berbares 8outet nit beiben 9dnber
bod in bic 9Obe unb iagte ftol5:
sd babe au9 einen 8lumenitraub
ben mill i9 ben Sobten brtneen. Wob:
men bic tobten 2eute melt bon hier2"
rDas tit ia Elm berrli4er Straub!!'
meinte Der 9auptmann beluittst. rQbe1
Der Triebbof liest mod peit entfern
bon bier. Der lanse Weg lit gu be
f9perli9 fir Define tleinen Sibe."
rQ9 nein, lafen Sic midi nun nit
marf9tren," Bat Bob. sd mub be,
Sobten meme 8lumen bringen. Sebel
! Sie." fiiste er treu6erois bin5u, i'd
babe bic 8lumen bic sanae 3eit lei
geitern aufgebo6en." 9abei fab er mi
adrtli9er 8epunberung auf feil
r8outet," bas porber nit linn in BET
Strabenftaub sefollert mar, unb ba:
bur9 f~einestpess an S9Dnbeit getpon
men bate.
Ser sutberaige Sauptmonn mo9tv
tpo1l bur9 ben &naben an Elm Gbn:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
,,Darofrrabbls Oou(e."
Nus Grants Observation-Disclosures Ssarrtere.
Seim cisener 2lrdbtteft.

Aus Grants NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ssarrtere.
seim eiseuer Mr6itsft.
Gin Invertebrates biitOrii9es Bauz
inert aus Der 3eit Dor benz 8iirsers
triese lit bas 8lodbaus, bas ii9 Der
bamaltse gIz&apitdn Der 8unbesz
armes unb ipGtere Prdiibent ulphes
g. Grant auf einem 9%runbitide feiz
nes S4piegerpaters, bes Sberiten
5reberid Sent, in Der Ndbe bon ct.
2ouis, &c., erbaute unb bas er bret
Sabre lang nit fetner Samilie Be-
tpObnte. ~9arbicrabble 9ouie" 1T Der
Same Der rob aus 8aumtGmmen aus
fammensefiisten 9itte, Die cine
Sebenstpiirbisteit Der ct. 2ouiier
Notwithstanding btlben piro; in ber
8e5eidnuns liegt Elm gut She'll ibrer
Gei9i9te.
Sie Sebniu9t nu9 Srau unb Sim
bern bate benz iunsen 8unbesoffi5ier,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
Grabr(bml&ungsta9.
Uun +. \. Garter.

Wit iauteu SrommelWirbeln,
60 iogeu lie hinauS,
Gem s. lnbeS eer cntgegen,
Gem SsinD in cia'uen Saus.
,Sie lluiou fir ilhmer!"
9aS par ibr Sbladtenruf,
Ser Sh!ahteuruf oeS SeereS
IaS einiteuS yiuculu lbuf.
Srcu ~Itanoeu oieic Sdoareu
Siir ibre TyabMc elm,
Sd,arf laulteu hire &ugelu,
Sbarf ibre &lingen breiu.
lluo Oh al mautem Gage
Nur 9toth ihr eins'uer 2ohL
gle baben tie ertlagen
3um &llbm oer Hation. -
6sut mirbeln mieber Srommeln,
bod ieil' nur mo gebdmpft,
Gin @riiBen it's pou Srauer
Tiir Die, Die auSgefImpft.
Sir Die, Die fern in Siioeu
Nah beiBem Streite rIb'n.
Sir Die, Die bier i'm Noroeu
Den lesten Sdlaf iett tbun.
ShDu it's, merl man ben Sobte1
@uf'S @rab elm Sliinden legt
9od ib6ner, ipeIu i'm Ser;en
Mfau lnlheS fir lie pflegt.
DEM iuabrlib! ite peroienen
@obl iolhen SerSenslubu,
9a nllr Der Spferniue
Grbielt pie linton.
% MIR Der Spferipiue
Su it0uer Saruouie
Der 6rci6eit @ege babnte,
SIR neue Sdwingen lieb.-.
lluo barum itrene S.umen
Seut' Sober, ber'S pernlag,
Seut' 9eiue Habue, Sdpuri1:
Den Sooteu bieler Sag!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
,,Dsn aidmpfern bes Siioens."
Gin Seminal fur Gle soIoateu Der &oui6oe:
rirten 1T Baltimore, Sb.

Gin Seminal fur Gle soIoateu Der &ouf6oe:
rirten in Baltimore, Ne.
Den 8emii6ungen Der vS69ter Der
aonf0beration" bantt Elm 9entmal
ietn gntfteben, bas Dor Sturgeon gum
Qnbenfen an Die Sampler bes Sibens
fir bic Stabt Baltimore, Mb., erri9tet
tpurbe. Ser S9Dpfer bes Monuments
lit Der betannte 8ilobauer S. %. 3udz
itubl in Nep Yort unb bas &unitpert
bat unter ieinen Gu4senoRen aGgsz
meme Qufmertiamteit erregt.
Sas Sentmal, in 8ron5e auasez
fubrt, 1T neun SUB br9 unb bat Elm
@epidt BON 5000 Pfunb. gs iteIt
cine 9ruppe bar, bic als apotbeuie Der
aonf0oeration seoa9t tit unb Die Sap
ferfeit, bic 2eiben unb Iusbauer her
Splbaten Der @iibitaaten periinnbilb=
ltdt.
Ser G6Dpfer bes Senfmals, s. 90.
Nuditubl, lGbt ft9 iiber bic Sbee, pel9e
i6m bel Der Iusfibruns bes 9unitz
merits poriGpebte, folsenbermaben perz
nebnlen:
Ser Splbat bes Subens spe,
Dom gefiibl Der pflidt bur6orungen,
in ben unglet4en 8ampf. Nd4 bier
iGbrisem &ingen unter pahr6aft ente
mutbisenben 8erbdltnifen, ipGbreno
beIfen er cine beiprtnbernsipertbe Sap
Forfeit entfaltete, iiebt er ii6 beiiegt. gr
ftirbt ben Selbentob fir Die bon ibn1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
Bo6s B(umendruu6.
dad Sem Gnslifben non G. s. Marbls.

Did, Der 3eitungsjunse, bate 1ein
8iinbelGen @benbblGtter berfauft unO
ma0te lt1 NIT Der Wttene etnes erTpl9z
rei9en Embellishments befriebigt auf
ben 9eimpeg.
Gben pafitrte er bas bobe @ittertbor
su ben 9artenanlagen bes Waiienbauz
les, ba b0rte er eine fdriGe &inbers
ittmme ieinen Namen rufen. gr trat
an bas Sbor beran, unb bur9 bic
eiieraen Stdbe fab er einen tleinen
&naben bon etpa bier Sabren, Der eilia
auf i'm aultef.
.Mb, 5u bift es, 8ob!" iaste Did
unb f6aute sDnnerbaft auf ben bib
i9en tleinen 8ensel nit ben lebbaften
grauen Qugen unb benz blonben 9aars
i6opf nieber, Der nit s~liibenben @ans
gen binter benz SHORE fte6en blteb.
vWas tpilit Su benn?"
Did, lteber Did" jaud5te Der
&leine, rmorgen tit 9rdberz
i9miidungstas! unb i9au' nur, ba
bob' i9 AUDI i9on meinen 8(umenz
itraub!" 9abei griff er nit fltnfen
!9dnben binter bas 8uIdperf am Garz
tenaaun unb bra9te aus biefem Ser
tied Elm rdtbielbaftes gttpas gum @prz
f9ein, bas auf bic 8eaei9nung 8lu%
menftraub ungefdbr bafelbe Nnre9t
bate, nie Der feline 3ettungsjunge ouf
ben Sttel 9roBfaufmann. Sie 9unit
bes 5lprii ten mar eben benz tleinen
Bob nod Elm 8l9 nit iieben @ieseln
unb no9 ben farbenprG6ttgen unb
buftigen Yrobutten zines S~reib6auies
Bate er in Der M~aiienanTtolt bergebli9
umf9au sebalten. Gein n8outet" tez
itanb aus 5pei perlpeltten Nelfen, elmer
pergiGbten finItli6en So erfnofpe, bic
bon einem alien Oiter6ute Ger On
italtsf09in ftammte, einem Strdub<
den SeQerie, 5tpei WtoBlie69en unD
alerlei llnfrdut, ba5 i'm 8arten
pu9erte. @6er Sob ipQr BON Dem gfes
fultate ieiner gdrtneriI9en Geriu9e
bD9it entaiidt.
~Sft es ni6t fd0n?" frugte er Gin
iber bas anberemal ietnen 5reurb, ben
3ettungsjungen, unb bann perfiinbete
er nit pi9tiger Miene: vMorgen,
tpenn bic Solbaten poriiber mari6iren,
perfu9e ids, auf bic Gtrobe gu toms
men, unb Damn marf9ire t9 nit ben
Solbaten gum &ir9bof, tpo bic tobten
2eute tpobnen unb lege metnen 8lu>
menitraub ouf elm 8rab. Sber, tpenn
i9 ni9t 10 melt laufen fann, bite i9
einen Solbaten, ben StrauB mitauneb=
men unb i'm ben Sobten gu bringen."
unb Der feline &nabe, Der bon &rtss
uno Sob nod ni9ts nubte, blidte NIT
glidli6em 2d9eln auf feline 8lumen.
r0u btft elm braper &erl, 8ob!"
meinte Did in fait pdterli9er Weife.
u@s 1T f9Dn BON Oir, bab 9u an bic
Sobten benfit. Oa baft Su einen
pennD fir Candies" Samtt rei9te
,r benz @aiienfnaben bic &~upfermiinae
unb iebte bann feinen Wes fort.
Ser sliidlide Bob perftedte fem
8oufet tpieber binter ben 8uf9, bann
bradte er ben Pennp unter einen Stein
in Si9erbett unb rannte benz Waifen=
baufe gu, mo fi9 bic 3Oslinse eben
gum Mbenbsebete %perfammelten. Mls
Bob bann fem Eager aufseiu9t bate,
bef9dftisten fi9 feline @ebanten mod
INNER NIT benz @rGberi9midunsss
taee unb er trdumte bon ben Solbaten
uHD bon ben Candles, Die er ftp mt1
benz bon Did erbaltenen pennp faufen
tpoate. Soloaten, 4anonen unb gane
hfPa-mff meIhen nnhern 0innen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

berfodtene Sade. So9 peber Bitter
feit mod SAB sesen ben Sieser erfiuen
ietn Ser5. Nur Der menf4ltde 2ei=
bensaug bes naben Sobes ltegt auf 5eiz
men 3igen. bod bas bre9enbe Muse
bltdt boffnungspoa auf ben 2orbeer<
trana in Der 9anb Der RubmessGttin,
NIT benz bic Nadmelt feline Mufopfe>
ritng belphnen tpirb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

Ser 0rGberi9mIdunsstas Der Sibs
Iiden 1T Der 8. SUM-, Der 9eburtsta9
Sefferfon Oabis', bes prGfibenten Der
i~pnfDberirten Staaten.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27

At 13c, two for. 25c, Mems Fancy Half Hose, fast black laces and efnbroid- cred, were 25c. Regular Made Hose. with Maco feet, value 25c pair.5Et
 At 35c. three for s1oo, Mems Negligee Shirts, from TAG.
 At 59c, Mems Negligee Shirts, from 74c. At 59c, Mauchaffes Genuine French Balbriggan Underwear, from 9Sc. At 49c George P. Ide's s'silver Brand" Shirt Waists for 1nen. were S1.4 At 98c, Mems Sateen Pajamas, were $1.49.
 WOMEN'S UNDERN EAR. At 121ac each, lot of Women's Sum- mer Vests that have sold for '25c. At 17c, another lot of Women's Vests, better trimmed, that sold for 25c. At 25c, balance of our stock of ,Wo- men's Fancy Summer Vests and Lace Trimmed Pants, from 39c and soc.
 FRED SKIRTS. This is the last week for making Skirts free of charge. Get your or der in before Saturday night. CLEARING SALE OF SUITS AND
 SKIRTS. At half price. The goods sacrdnced in this sale are manufacturers sam pIe lots and our own regular stock. Our method is to clean up every season. Nothing carried from one season to another.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27

cleaning out the ba or profit.
 Price and qu the all-inportant fac up for the season that is only waiting for it's cue to enter.
 Enough said in the way of explan- ation, now t o fig ures.
 Every fancy suit ] in our establish ment enters this great sale. Noth- ing s'side tracked" becaused of excep- tional worth, but each and every one must play it's part
 Listen:
 Suits for men and young m e n that were formerly SIS, $2O, S22, 1925, and $28, are now $15.
 Suits f or men and young m enl! T that were formerly $12, $13.5O and $15 are now $8. 50.
 A tride less than 200 suits to choose from but in spite of the limited num- Der the selection is excellent.
 How long do you expect them to last in 8 city of 65,OOO } inhabitants? }
 If you are among 5 the first you'll be 3
 -.-s,..,s..s {
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27
CITY NEWS
Carriage tires at lowest prices { Youmans.'

Carriage tires at lowest prices at YoumanS.'
 The arrival in Liverpool on July 25, of the steamship Maydower of the Dominion line of the International Mercantile Marine Go, which sailed from Boston July Is with a large list of passengers will be of interest to the friends of 0. E. Bronson and A. C.. Hitchcock of Waterbury.
 Trouble for the trolley company came from an unexpected quarter Sat urday evening. It was not much, but it still indicates the feeling entertained by some people. The wire which sup plies the cluster light at the trolley ter minus on North Main street was cut about 10 o'clock, plunging the whole place in darkness. It was a forcible reminder of some of the circumstances that attended the shooting of Super numerary Policeman Mendelssohn. At noon yesterday the wire was repaired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27
BIUFF

Has whole lot of meaning, but the word buffer means a person who, by his cunning ways and cute tricks, will bluff the other fellow into doing or believing just what he tells him. For instance, there'H be quite few shrewd politicians hang a big bluff from now until election day, but we are thinking it will be all taken as hot air. Another instance of sophisticated bluff is when one of our blue coated, brass buttoned, street walking cops, who never go out without a club in sfheir hands, arrests some poor unfor- tunate for being tipsy on Sunday, and The inquires where he got his drinks; he is informed he got his beverage at the free drinking fountains. Then again, when you hear the trolley com pany is going to have their cars run through Baldwin street or that they 'are going to patch. up matters with their former employees, it's all bluff. It's queer so many people believe i'll blufing But we do not believe in a bluff We believe in having our say
 so our do so. Therefore when we say we will give four bars of (dappy Mo ments) soap with each pound of our warranted good 30 cent tea or hand some japanned tea or coffee canister with pound of our delicious Java and Mocha coffee, or a pound of our nice. sweet tasting butter with each hound of our guaranteed good quality
 baking powder, 45 cents per pound, it's no bluff: it's a fact. and if you doubt us just give us call this very day at Phelan's T Store.
 42 East Main Street. Telephone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27
Important Sale of Suits for rIen and
 Young Men at rlullings.

To those that know and appreciate what sale at Mullings this heading will suffice To who have never attended sales this should prove important
 With us sale means something than dec- 1araton-it we'll as words
 We content with the legitimate profit that the sea- sons business has brought simply question of cleaning out the balance thought of cost or profit
 Price and quality have comparison in this instance the amportant factor that presents sell sell clean
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27
|CONLON ) BROS. 42 and I48 South Main Street. .4 Winding g Up Business <
 .E ----~ e5a Hss Only a few more
 Days Left. 

WASH GOODS.
 Fine Wash Dress Ginghams, from
 1215c, sc Fine Heavy Corded Madras, Sc yd Lace Openwork Striped Lawns, 6hc Fine Fancy Colored Lawns. from, 121sc, Sc Plain White Lawns, from 121sc, 7c At 25c, Fine Silk Mulls in white and colors, from Soc, 25c At 91ac, Fine White Piques, from
 15c, s1sc Our entire line of White Mercer
 ized Waistings at 1-3 their regu-
 lar prices.
 UPHOLSTERY.
 Felt Window Shades, with Harts-
 horn roller, 1oc Fine Opaque Window Shades. from
 29c, JIG
 F sy '. s .. Fringed Opaque Window Shades,
 from 39c, 22c silkalines, from 121sc and 15c, Sc Cretonnes, from 121ac, 71ac WOOL DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. 54-incfl Broadcloths and vene-
 tians, from $1.5O black and col
 ors, SEC 46-inch Prunellas, from $1.25, 69e 44-inch Poplins, Armures, Chev-
 iots, Canadiennes, Lansdownes,
 etc, from SIPS, black and colors, S5c Our entire line of $1.oO Dress
 Goods now 50c Our line of 75c Dress Goods now 43c Our soc line of Dress Goods 33c Our 25c Dress Goods & 15c Black silk Taffeta, from 75c, 47c All Silk Taffetas in black and col
 ors, from S9c, 59c 27-inch All silk Taffeta, from
 $1.25, S5c TABLE DANdAsK CLOTHS AND TOWELS. Fine Double Satin Bleached Dam
 ask, 72-inch, S10O value, soc S-4 Bleached Irish Damask Cloths,
 from s2.5O, $1.59 1O-4 Full Size Bleached Irish Dam
 ask Cloths, from $500, S1.9S 12-4 Full Size Bleaehed Irisn Dam
 ask, from $500, $2s9S 1O-4 Hemstitched Damask Cloths,
 from $3.9S, $2.5O 2Ox30 Fringed Towels. from 25c, 15c 27x54 Heavy Knotted Fringed Tow
 els, from soc, >t. 25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27
M.Bergin&S Sons UNDERTAkERS.
 and PRACTICAL .EMBALMERS.

The best equipped house in Connec. ticut. with everything needed for the husiness to be shown in warerooms. from the plainest line of goods to the most modern. Experienced and gen. tlemanly help to attend to your wants dav or night. Modern Hearses in black and white; rubber tired Hacks; rnbber tired Ambulance on call. Night calls answered by Thomas r. Bergin, T5 South Elm street. or District office East Main street. or at residence 1o2 Walnut street. Telephone at store 6o3-4, at residence S38-2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-27
IMPORTED.

$1O0' reward to anybody who Scan prove otherwise. Fit for king or queen and within reach of working man.
 IRISH WHISKIES. -4 v
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-13
Mr.. [. II. Shelter Sees a Friend in
Disguise in Inc Boil WeevN.
TOBACCO CULTURE AND TOBACCO MANUFACT.
URE WILL EMPLOY THE LABOR WE HAVE
AVAILABLE HERE AND NOW

Nacodoches, Tey. Oct. 9.-Mr.
l.. II. Shelter, the tobacco expert
who recently resigned his position
with the Department OF Agricult-
ure in order to devote his entire
time and attention to the develop.
ment of the tobacco industries in
East Texas and elsewhere, has just
returned from an extended trip
through Central and Southwest
Texas. AT Hallettsville he met Il
number Of representative citizens
and delivered an address upon the
future possibilities of that section
as a tobacco growing country. On
the 18th of the present month Mr..
Shelter will by invitation address
the Dallas Commercial Club on the
situation with reference to tobacco
production in Central Texas and
adjacent sections, and also upon
the importance of the position now
occupied by Dallas as a CONNER
cial point.
Draw line" said Mr.. Shelter,
"from Beaumont to Shreveport,
thence to Dallas, and thence to
Beaumont and We have a gigantic
equilateral triangle in which are
included about twenty OF the best
counties Of Texas and in which is
also found land that will produce
with the proper care and attention
just as fine a grade of tobacco as
can be grown on Cuban soil. OF
course there are other lands outside
of this triangle that will produce a
good grade of tobacco. "
where will you make general
headquarters, Mr.. Shelter" asked
the News correspondent.
Fright here at Nacodoches. !
regard Nacogdoohes as being the
most centrally located town in the
tobacco growing district and it is
from Nacogdoches that | will make
my trips of observation and dem
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-13
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
The New Director Is Located at Col
lege and Ready TO Begin his
Campaign.

6bllege Station, Texas, October
I0-The Agricultural and Mechan.
icai college, through its department
of farmers institutes, will organize
and hold institutes at many points
in the State during the fall and
winter months, and communities
wanting an organization are urged
10 notify the director of farmers
Institutes as soon as possible, in
order that dates may be arranged
10 conform with other places.
These institute meetings bring to.
gether the farmer, the specialist and
the scientist for instruction and dis
cussion Of agricultural problems,
methods and crops, and as the win
ter season is now approaching farm
ers are urged to hold institute meet
ings for discussion OF methods and
plans that may be advantageou..S
employed n the llextrrUp.
= For institute meetings competent
lecturers will be supplied upon APP.
plication to this department, and
in making application it is impor.
tant to state the subject on which
the lecture is desired.
The college specially desires the
organization Of institutes in coun.
ties where no institutes have been
held and the director solioits cor.
respondence with interested per.
sons in such counties, and if not
more than one person be interested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-13

The motion docket was taken up
before Judge Scott In the district
court yesterday. A motion for anew
trial was overruled In the A. II.
Montgom cry case, brought here on u
change Of venue from Grimes county,
Montgomery being given two years
Another motion was oyerruled In the
ease OF Nose Jones, the negro given
twelve years for the murder Of Jesse
Randolph. Notices Of appeal were
given.
Workmen are busy putting new
in the Bonneville building
on Main street Tor the new Racket
Store of NJ. Bonneville Jr. Mr..
Bonneville was busy yesterday UNI
loading household effects.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-13
-.wALTHR L. FERGUSON DEAD.

Mr.. Walter l.. Ferguson died near
Alvarado last Saturday afternoon
and the remains were brought to
Bryan Sunday afternoon and taken
out TO Bethel church for interment.
Mr.. Ferguson was 20 years old and a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferguson
OF the Bethel community. He was
reared in Brazos county and had a
host of friends who deeply deplore
his sudden and unexpected death.
He was young man of generous
disposition aud excellent qualities.
Mr.. Ferguson had been absent
from Brazos county about three
years. and before coming 10 Alvarado
he lived at Midland, in West Texas,
where he was employed in the cattle
business. He was sick only few
days and no word was received of
his illness until a few hours before
his death. Mr.. Ferguson was a
brother OF Mr.. II. O. Ferguson
of this city. lie also leaves several
other brothers aud sisters.
The remains were laid 10 rest yes
terday morning in the presence Of
many sorrowing friends. Rev. ).
C.. MartI. conducted the service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-13

and can not work up sufficient in
terest for a meeting the director of
institutes will aid in working it up.
Information on agricultural sub.
ieots will he furnished when re-
quested and correspondence with
the director is invited and solicited.
Address Il. l.. Bennett, Director
Farmers Institutes, College Sta.
ton, Texas.