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Evening journal., 1903-10-13
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
cnaduls IN eject OctobeF 9 1903.


Schedule In effect October 6. 1903.
Trains leave Wilmington "a follows:
For Philadelphia l.i5, a-ly, i.19 l010, 60
y 6o5, ~; 80, ~, $50 is.og: 9:S5 1909
.ao. 80. i2.s2, SOD. 81. 400, ~, 5.os,
l5.e5. 6.07 e.S0 G.35 6.55. TN 500 9.o1
9.i6 iooQs and lil.eo ?; M Weekdays, s,s A.
a. M 12.lf rg7 200 800, 40 IA.
8 3, 6.oI c.so. 40. u 2s go, eos. s.ie.
loiigsg, 1921 ana r ~ 100 p;o m sun'dayos. 20 % w.
a. $50, s.N. $50 900. s.s5 1000 llo5o.
y il'lS' lS' li;S2 Il 80 in.,,z l2.S d;So x
$50 SOB 1890. and li0o D. M. week
days; 1 AZ. 40. l7.i0 $40. lq.00 s.a5 and
4. p a. M; i2.li. :Sl. i2.o0; 200 4u95
l.'i W. e.o' H.2s' sos. 1000 and ~ 90
ITooro New york chroagh expresss2, ~.
~ gso: u .i5 2. m. 'e'l2.1G. 'l.1' I'll,
is 2.10 9.s5 'ii.i5 a M. Il 81. 800. COZ.
$50. 4.1o. SIG p. ~. SUNDAYS.
Phiia). i.i9. sis' 40 i7'& e Gtconnectias at
West PHILADELPHIA, $50. e.25. 1oos. Il :4b
a. m, .s'i2 49, 1890. Il 81. 300. s.l1. 4.54,
i.05. 500. tse 20 n 30. 9.l6 ~ 100 connects
a. s West PhlladslPhis1m & VI Il week aaya. .sg,
800. fN 07 @ssf % s1a0. GIG. and ~ 90
p n; Sundays Connects at Wegt Phiia-
For Boston. without change. 1902 a. m.
ana ana 500 p. m. week days, 500 D. m sun
For Newark Center and intormeiiats
stations 7.S5 a. m. and s.i2 y. m. week
days.
baltimore and Washington. 12.4s 80,
20 500, q TO- ll0.1S. and u 0i a. m, ". y,
~ ,s5 .''l.15, rm, s.gi, 4oa s3
500. s6as. ss6.50 T.s1. ISIS ,. M, and
l2.is nleht. week days. i2.td. 40, -,
| 500. 101S. a. M. 19 .O5. Sass. 4 20. 8.5l,
| tQS. 6.25. O.o3. s6.38 f7.3l. SIS y. m, and
/ '12lS nights, Sundays.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
2.h6 h.f l6la. p. IN. week days, ana
/ i0.l5 p. m. Sundays 80
For Lake Placid (throueh Sleeping Carl
/ 21i p. m. Mondays. Wednesdays aad
Fridays.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
Extraordinary
hoe Values.

Gould you hear the COM
Fnts of admiration we are
fly hearing here about the
w La France models, you
bid not help but try them
'ce, and thereafter you'd
rely be welded to them.
here's not a shoe on the
-rket today as good as the
b France" for $500. We
ve over so styles to choose
m.
IAN excellent assortment al
of every other sort of shoes
women, misses, boys and
ldren, $1.00 TO $500.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
The New Corset is on Exhibition at
LippinCOtt's, 312 Market Street.

aman cOseere will be with again this week and
will pleased the Ladies Of Wilmington and vicinity and demonstrate
to the by giving fittings all
Madame Tlmau will private fitting the houses of customers that
i o call at the
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
FIFTY YEARS OF SUCCESS.

Fifty years ago
an eminent spe-
cialist prescribed
Father J0h NJ s
Medicine for the
late Rov. Fr. John
O'Brien Of Lowell.
Mass. by whom it
was recommended
and from whom it
derived it's name.
Il Is not a patent
medicine and IS
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
Ewing Machines

sold here like any other
We mean by
it, at a close profit. That's
y you pay about half here
at you would pay else
ere for a machine not so
ID as those we show. Either
pp or stationary heads.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

"Only a shop Girl did not fell to hit
tile mark here last season; in fact 1t
scored one Of the biggest successes OF
about any popular priced attraction dur
ing the entire season, and proved itself 10
be a rattling play Of the kind the public
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Japan has more translations Of
American books than Of any other for
eign nation. Gidding's Principles Of
Sociology" Mayo Smiths Statistics
OF Sociology" and Little Lord Faun-
tleroy" have had large sale.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Crowded houses greeted the opening
OF the week at Dockstad-
er's cczy little theatre, and in the par
lance Of the street "the bill made good. 20
j. Aldrich Libby and Katharine Trayer,
who, by the way did not reach town un-
IN about 2.o'clock In the afternoon, after
a long journey; contribute q delightful
little operate comedy entitled 'The Writ
ing Lesson" introducing a number Of
songs that made decided hits. The act
Is one that appeals 10 most everybody.
and will undoubtedly prove a strong card
for iho house during the week.
VIII Dockray. the minstrel comedian.
does a monoiogue and song act that kept
the audience In an uproar from first 40
last: Howard and Harris appear In a
lauehable bit Of comedy entitled Happy
Hooiigan." which pleased nightly yes
aerday ] Warren Keane performs some
remarkable feats OF magic with ordinary
piaving cards and handles billiard balls
In an equally puzzllng manner; The Kum-
minis Trio. in "The Bogus Count" intro
lducinx Ma/er Dick. the clever juvenile
comedian. were given a warm welcome by
MANY old friends and probably some new
ones. and they deserved an they received.
Ostrado. a clever gymnast. and The Bran
mock sisters and Chullta, In refined
singing and dancing speciality complete
the bin for the week, with the addition Of
the Kinteograph pictures, which in them
selves offer enough of the comedy side
10 make up an ordinary program.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Broadtail cloth is distinctly this sea-
sons and makes very smart coats, usu-
ally trimmed with broadcloth strap
pings. Black. Of course.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

At the Lyceum on October 10 the bin
VIII be 'The Smart sct7 direct from their
record breaking success in AN OF the large
cl.ies OF the country. "The Smart Set' Is
a Organization Of 90 of the oievereat col
ored artists In tho country The company
Includes the won-known Tom Mcintosh
Tom Brown. Billy McClain. Billy Young
Mile Cordoba, Marion and Henry Smart
and Cyrene Navarro.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
Philadelphia and
Chester Steamers.
Agasl
IA .|"
y 49,
e - s;

CITY OF CHESTER AND
BitANDYWINE.
Schedule in effect September II.
1905
Steamer leaves Fourth street wharf
week days s a. IN. and ~ noon; on
Saturdays at ! y. M. and 4 D. IN.
Leave Philadelphia from Pier s.
North above Arch street, AZ a. IN. and
II noon; on Saturdays 1.So D. m. ana
p, m
Leave Wilmington on Sunday S and
1890 a. m. and ] and 415 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia on Sunday and
10.15 a. m. ani 1.30 and 4 p. m.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
.mpIete Ready-tO- Wear
.rment Showing.

You are cordially invited to
|pect this very rare show of
that's correct in outer gar
nts for women, misses and
|ldren. The prices are with
everyone's reach.
When desiring Dress Trim
|1gs or small wares be sure
visit these two sections of
store. We always have
|reat assortment at interest
prices.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

The difference between a politician
and a prisoner is that one always wants
long term and the other always
wants a short term.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

In the cool weather of early fall golf
vests with their bright, warm color
ings look very attractive. They are,
besides. for the wearing Of the fair sex,
blouses and sweaters woven Of wool.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

over Niagara Falls" Messrs. Rowland
melodrama which viii be on view at the
Lyceum on Thursday. October p. con-
tains some novel characters, among them
one old chief Starlight. and old Indian
chief OF the Seneca Indians. and his
daughter Bess. They show side Of the
American Aborigines that has never
been depicted and are probably the best
Indian characterlzaaons that the stnEs
has ever seen. Their unique dressing
which Is historically correct add largely
to the ploturesqueness OF the various
scenes.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

The peon child OF Mexico may now
pass from his letters TO the highest
diploma entirely at Government eX-
pense. and the Government hopes
shortly to make education compulsory.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Leave Phiadeinhia Broad Street STA
ton. FOR Wilmington, as. b.d0 0.S1, Izu'
1.f0. 7.f3 sac. i912 1910. 1920. lloa9,
n % 6. M, 1886 1.13 1.23 30, 40, i3z Y.
t0i H.04. 4fe N.i9. SGT, 5.1, -.
and III IS D. m. week DAYS. . .41. $50, ~
1915. i9.I2, fio.a. ii.22 q. M. u2.29 d'552s'
l2.22. 3.l3. f.4f. n.0ii 5.25, 6.l3, 20. $50
.is ISL 40 %. n q and l.28 p. m. Sundaays.
From West Philadelphia, 1901 and n.po
q. m, 1925, $50. and 611 =. M week Gay
n 0i and II. IS a. M. S.5 ana o.op p- M
Sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
Baptist Testimony
INSTANT RELIEF FROM COLDS,
HEADACHE AND cATARRH.
REV. FREY's STATEyEENTs

Rev. p. l. Frey Pastor OF the Maple
St. Baptist Church, Buffalo, n. Y.
says: Il have been greatly troubled
with colds headache and catarrh. l
have used DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der with best results. In fact It has
done wonders for me. and ] wish to
recommend it TO everyone" This rem
edy is also perfect specific for in
fiuenza-
DR.. Aenew's Ointment is without an
equal for skin diseases or piles, Csc.
For Sale by N. B. Danforth and Mil
Ter Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
etaI Printed VeIutina

|all the desirable designs in
eys and blacks and whites,
|an excellent quality 75c yd.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Join in the reform movemeut-sol-
diers.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Washable kid gloves are coming
more and more into fashion for even
ing wear. They come not only in white.
but also in the various shades of tan
and gray besides black.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Advertise in the Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

In the realm Of art needlework Dutch
figures are fashionable. They are
quaint and blight colored and are usus
ally painted on pillow tops, touches be-
ing supplied by means Of sttchery.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

equaed They sntatng expressed
lines the skirts and general and they cannot fail give
while building the
proved fashionable figure
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
In the Shops

The very newest French wells have
extremely light meshes, dotted with
pastilles of black chenille as large as
a nickel.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
SEASIDE RESORTS
Atlantic City, N. j.

Hotel San Jose,
Reich end OF ST. James Place. Steam
heat. Electric lights and bells. Entirely
new. Rates, $3.50 to 500.
J. BRITT g. CO.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

What is looked back upon, as we ad-
vance in years. with more pleasure
than q good play we'll acted2 The
memory Of it remains forever. Who
can ever forget Montague in The Ro-
nance of a Poor Young Man, or Bou-
cicault i'm "The Shaughran." or Lester
Wallack in "Rosedale." or Charles r.
Thorne in The Bankers Daughter"
or Rose Eytmge in Rose Michel or
Clara Morris as Camille" with Charles
X. Thone as Armand: or Laurence
Barrett as "The Man o. Airlie." or Bar
rett. Bangs Davenport and Levick as
Cassius. Antony Brutus and Caesar.
respectively? Won't those Of us who
now enjoy "The Little Christian look
back ten OF twenty years hence. and
say well. ] saw The Little Christian
years ago. and IL made a lasting inn
preston upon me-" The play and an
excellent company win be seen at the
Grand Opera House on Wednesday
night
A superb play, an excellent cast, an
abundance Of exciting scenes. many
sensational climaxes, plenty of realistic
love scenes, a carload OF magnificent
scenery, a liberal supply Of comedy
and clever specialties combine TO make
"A Great Came" which appears at the
Grand opera House tonight one of the
best and most popular attractions on
the road.
cone Night I'm June" viii be the at
traction at the Grand Opera House
on Friday night The tone Of the play
is pure and sweet, and proves that the
better nature in humanity prevails. II
is a story Of country life; the sweet
remembrance which never grows old.
If you have lived in the country this
play is so true 10 nature, IL win charm
you. If you have never known the de-
lights Of such a life, you viii find in
this drama a refreshing change from
old worn-out stereotype rural plays.
The story it tells is of such intense
interest, that il appeals TO ALL While
there is an element OF thrills which
makes the most blaze gallery god
exclaim bravo. A splendid singing
and dancing specially introduced dur
ing the action of the play. is new novel
and exceedingly entertaining. The
production is a mammoth one; the
management carrying a carload Of
special scenery and beautiful mechani-
cal and electrical effects. The caste
is a superb one.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13
OC. Outing FIanneIs

dark, medium and light
|lorings, special at &c yard.
Evening journal., 1903-10-13

Mr.. Noel williams, who has already
written interesting volumes on Mime.
and Nine. de Pompadour
has recently completed the first bio
graphy Of Nine. de MOntespan ever
printed IN English.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
THEGRAPHIC COTTON MARKETS.
Memphis Cotton Letter-Yesierd ay $
Liverpool and New York Spot and
Future Markets-POrt Receipts
Yesterday and Comparisons.
SPECIAL TO Bryan Board OF Trade:

| special 70 bryan boafu OF lfaaes
Memphis. Tenn. March 27-Liver-
pool sustained "A decline of points
ON spot cotton today aud u, points
on arrivals.
May and June sold on FIRST call at
DIS; advanced 10 OBJ, and closed
dull az go.
Middling uplands were quoted at
5.3i. Sales 700 bales.
New York commenced the day at
practically low quotations. May
sold at 9.s7, declined 20 9.Si, adj
vanced 10 g.s7, declined 10 g.S3 re-
acted 10 9.s7, aud finally closed
steady at 9.sj-s6.
Spot quotations were not disturbed.
Middling 1905. Sales, 3gl bales.
The southern markets a. a rule
were steady 40 unchanged prices.
New Orleans sold 40 bales on a
basis of . 1916 for middlng, and
Memphis sold so bales at -, for
same grade.
The port receipts aggregated ls,2OS
bales; same day 1902, 5,l9o; 1901 r.
1876; 1900, 1891; 1879, l2,UsI; 1888,
~. S5i. The interior cotton receipts
were relatively small Inc HNe
principal towns received 6,25l bales
against 1875 bales for the same day
last season.
New Orleans expects tomorrow
900 10 1850 bales, same day last year
| 1871. Galveston expects tomorrow
300 10 300 bales, same day last year
1910. Houston expects tomorrow
2iuO 20 200 bales, same day last year
| 3jl6.
The amount coming into sight for
the week proved 10 bee i29.2a2 bales ;
same day 1902, l2i 1861 1901, l3i OH;
| 1870, ll372g.
There has been "a disposition TO
support the market today and this
| fact. taken In connection with the
break In the levce at Greenyille,
should advance the market. We
look for higher prices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
AFTER BUCKET SHOPS.

New Yofk snd New oriean. Cotton Er-
change. said 10 Bs Against Them.
New Orleans. March 27.-The New
Orleans cotton exchange Is said 20
have under consideration a request ot
the New York 20 cooperate with that
body Ia striking an effective blow az
bucket shops Il Is understood here
that exchange has entered into an
agreement with the telegraph com.
panies whereby the latter will be OBJ.
ligato themselves not to furnish cot.
ton futures quotations to any firm not
on a lIst fo he furnished BY the ex.
change. and Secretary King d said
20 be- now preparing the list N the
New Orleans exchange ratifes the
agreement bucket shops throughout
the country viii bo pint 90 a serious
disadyautaEo ii not actually ellmlna-
ted. The news of the request from
New York has been secret but a com.
mittee of the local exchange ls said
20 have tbo matter 40 charge. and tho
probability Us that % favorable report
will Dee adopted upon o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
NO LETTERS.
General Macdonald Len Nothing Behind
That u IntrlIIgIhIs.

General Macdonald Len Nothing behind
That l. Int.iligibis.
Paris. March 27.-Enorts were made
20 trace he letters and documents re-
ceived by Major General Macdonald
from the war ONCE shortly before HIS
suicide. as II was thought that they
might throw light on the motive for
the act but the magistrate who has
taken charge OF the dead mans 81.
fleets says no letters or documents
were found except some unintclligible
scribiing which would indicate that the
writer was in dazed condition IS
number ~ letters from the war Of.
hcc were delivered TO him last Wodncs.
day and Thursday the authorities con.
cluded that the general prepared Tor
his end by first destroying the letters
The Figaro asserts that one 81 tho
letters received by Sir hector MELON
aid from the war Office on "Wednesday
morning was an ult.matum ordering
him 10 leave forthwith Tor Ccylon. thus
destroying bis last hope Of a recon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
RuRplCX INDICATED.
This seem. to lie the Opinion a. To A.
pensions Upon IIi. Character.

pensions Upon Iii. Character.
Buffalo. ~ Y. March 27.-The In
quest into the death OF Edwin l.. Bur
dick. who was murdered a month ago
Thursday In hts home Ia Ashland
avenue. has ended
AT the close OF the Inquest Judge
Murphy announced that an Official in
Qu.ry into the death OF Arthur r. Pen
nell. who has figured prominently In
the Burdlck inquest. would be begun
on Monday
The Burdlck inquest has served to
develop several theories relative 10 the
crime. but the investigation has not
added anything more than an appear
ance % reasonabil.ty % any OF these
theories. Aside from the failure OF
the authorities 20 secure evidence bear.
Ing directly upon the commission Of
the crime or 20 establish the Identity
OF the murderer there Is a feeling Of
sat- sfaction that the name Of Mr.. Bur
dick has been lifted from the miro in
which u was FIRST dragged and that
bis character has been shown in Iis
true light The evidence brought ont
under the examination Of witnesses by
District Attorney C0atsw1rth has
shown Burdick % have been loving
father; always willing 10 sacrifice hls
own happiness and pride for the sake
OF his children: that he was the victim
OF false friendship. broken pledges and
IN face Of Il an. a fogg.ying indulgeu,
husband
The efforts % the authorities 20 TX
the crime upon some one will not end
with the inquest AZ the same time
there Is now little hope Of success In
this undertaking
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
FAR REACHING.
what John Redmond uas 10 say Of tho
Irish Lard uiii.


London. March 21-John Redmond
wrote the following 10 part Tor the AS
ISOLATED Press.
"The land BIN IN many respects 10
a fr-reachlng and important meas
urt 2. proposes a loan FOR the pur-
pose % enabling the landlords 10 be
lou-f, ont 90 the extent 81 100 100000
rou-Is. en- addition 90 a bonus not TO
ho repaid. t0 amount 90 at least fl2.-
0OC COO The H.lI doe not an al the
requirements of The case. u does not
provide as good terms either for tho
landlord or tenants az proposed az
the recent land conference. but II
marks 1u enormous advance on any
ms1 ufr m itg Kind hitherto proposed
hy an EneI5h government n Is the
direct resuit of The unity ~ The ma
tloull moyrmg 10, In Ireland and the
National party 10 parliament Tor the
last three years which Jed 90 the break
down 90 coercion in Ireland and which
induced tbc landlords f1 come % the
conclusion chat thcIr dC., Interests lay
In making friends with the Irish peo-
pie instead % continuing N conflict
with them The land conierence
which ensuei spoke "a tas name %
Uu.tsd Ireland"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
VOLUNTEER GUARD MATTERS.

The following kilograms are self
explanatory:
Washington, ID. c., March 2l.-
Adiutant General Scurry, Texas;
Austin, Texas: Department ready
to issue magazine arms and equip
ments under Section 10, Militia
law, as soon as the number re-
auired to arm organized militia of
your state can be determined by
personal inspection by army OFF,
GERS. Secretary of war desires you
to advise this office by wire EARL.
est date and place where inspectors
can visit each of your organiza-
tlOns. Parker,
Asst. Adjutsnt General"
ITO the Adjutant General, u. 5.
a., Militia Division, Washington,
ID. C.:-"Prefer that inspections
by army officers begin here not
earlier than April 20. Forty.seven
! towns To visit, sixty-two company,
troop and battery organizations TO
inspect. Will mail list.
Thos. Scurry,
Adjutant General
The purpose of these inspections
| is for the army officers to report TO
the Secretary of War the number
of organized militia entitled to the
new arms and equipments under
section l3 Of the act entitled An
Act-To promote the efficiency Of
the Militia and for other purposes. ~
Copy enclosed.
In order to secure the full bene-
fits Of this section, it is necessary
for each organization to assemble
all Of its members when directed
10 do so for this inspection, and
for the oath OF service of each mem.
Der to be on file in this Office.
This inspection will probably be
in the nature of muster and the
officers and men of each organiza.
ton must be present, unless excus'
ed on account Of sickness.
It is to be hoped that each or.
ganintion will have full attend
ance and prove themselves eilici'
ent. Arms, equipments and uni
forms on hand must be in a good
clean condition when inspected.
By command of the governor.
Thos. SCnrry, Adj. Gen,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28

The Houston Posts editorial in
yesterdays paper upon the decis-
ion Of the court OF criminal APP
peals declaring Galveston's gov.
eminent TO be unconstitutional, is
one Of the ablest papers on consti-
tutional law ever penned, even
though the gifted and learned edi-
tor of the Post is not a lawyer.
This editorial is one that might
we'll be taken up by classes on
civil government in our schools
aud given close study, IN connec.
ton with the decision il refers To,
for it goes 10 the root Of some Of
the deepest questions concerning
our theory OF government. The
editor takes the contra view Of
Che question from that maintained
by the court. He contends for the
sovereignty OF the state as against
the sovereignty Of the township;
yet shows that even the right Of
local self-government was not con.
travened when the people Of Gal
weston, by a majority of ninety per
cent, asked the Legislature for the
commission form Of government
and got what they asked for
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28

This is a grand old state, else
she could not survive some Of the
narrow-brained legis lation that
that comes forth from her state
use.-Bryan Eagle.
What has the legislature done To
deserve this?-Galveston News.
Nothing, that we know Of. The
above expression never appeared
in the Bryan Eagle. Please cor
rect.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28

Two members Of the Texas rail.
way commission Messrs. Storey
and Mayield-recommendt that the
G.. II. IL S. A. merger be not pass.
ed by the legislature. II the rec.
ommendatiou is based on the best
intesests Of the people of Texas il
ought to have weight, even against
free pass packing legislators as
Hogg calls them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
WV nRIEANs
SPOT COTTON.

The Liverpool spot market opened
quiet and steady, and spots points
down. Middling 5.3i-yesterday D. 80.
sales, 1000 bales Receipts, 1900.
Exports, 800. American receipts.
II 100.
New York spots dull. Middling
1905, yesterday, l0o5. Sales 81. De-
livered on contract 80.
New Orleans Spots closed quiet.
Middling 9 1916, yesterday o 1916.
Sales G2I.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28

siuCrau1u g. l.1 ease 10y me war an
thorltles In England The fact. how
ever. that The general took hi1 lifo
soon after he was observed scanning
two new spaperB published In English
giving me charges made against Linn
and publishing q portrait Of him. Is
taken ns indicating that pain AZ the
publicity rather than any action by tae
British var Office determined his act.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28

Some day the Mississippi river
will be divided. A great canal will
carry part Of its flood waters TO
the gulf, and damaging and dan
gerous overflows will be ayerted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
cORSETS.

II q q girdle corsets, soc.
II n q medium waists, oorsets, 5Oc.
II d G. straight front corsots, zoe.
II & G. empire summer corsets, zoe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
AT cOULTER'S.

2 cases new style II h q corsets.
Embroideries and laces, 2 cases.
Colorcd madras for waists.
Large pearl battOns, all sizes. q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-28
AT cOULTER'S.

foe clear white pearl buttons, DC.
Toe best sperm machine oil, SC.
Toe fire proof lamp chimneys, DC.
r. & g girdle cOrsets, Doc. 20
The Alaska prospector., 1903-03-05

DAWSON & LITTLE, PnorRrrrons.