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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

"A canal between the oceans would
double the strength OF the American navy
by enabling ships TO be thrown from one
American coast 10 the other with smau
delay As a matter OF national defence
IL would be wise for this country 10 begin
Immediately 10 dig the canal. our grow
ing interest i'm the Orient is another rea-
son. The Philippines. and Hawaii es-
pecially. must be bound as closely as
possible. not only 10 the western. but also
to the eastern and southern coasts OF the
American continent. To do this IL will
be necessary 10 dig the canal. Chicago
Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29
WEALTH FROM THE SOIL.

The department OF public
completed to the first of the month and the figures
presented calculated give encouragement
these appears the wheat o37 bushels
value the farm of S43o2S2o 74oo4 bushels
value of oo and 76o25 bushels value $o52
S6SSoI.
These not what are known bumper but repre-
senting total value of $663555,2o2 they
mendosy potential factor i'll the prosperity of the For
the value of the and wheat the
appropriated by the last The hay
will add S5oooooooo the gigantic totals OF the other three
that will for their products this
supendous sum of $22I9o52I72
In the face of figures any doubtful
the OF the prosperity that has made this republic
civilized world? This prosperity
is founded the unsubstana and uuating securities that
Wall rooted in the soil which
it brought forth in abundance by the OF intelligent farmers
who outnumber other class of workers the land
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29
Travellers

And others who suffer headache
when tired, exhausted, fatigued
by nervous strain of sight seeing,
theatre going, or attendance at
public functions may positively
prevent and quickly relieve
headache with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

'"rhe Memphis COMMERCIAL Appeal, a
prominent Southern newspaper, has de-
clared itself In favor OF the nomination
OF Mcclellan for president and OF the
senior senator from Texas, Mr. Culber-
SON. for vice president. IL is well known
that In political circles Mr. Mcclellan has
been considered, since his great triumph
In New York, person who might be-
come a receptive conductor OF the light
ming that makes presidential candidates" ="
Boston Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29
Dr.. Miles
Anti-Pain> Pills

the perfect remedy for all pains.
No opiatcs. non-laxative. Sold
on guarantee. IS doses IS cents.
Never sold in bulk.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

1T Is announced that Minister Conger
has been instructed TO impress upon the
Chinese foreign office a commensurate
sense OF the desirabihty OF exchanging
ratihcations at an early day, and at pres
ent that is all that can be done. There
Is yet no evidence OF Russiap meddling,
and, OF course. IL cannot be assumed
Should IL be clearly demonstrated here
after, the next step 10 be taken by this
county will require the most serious con-
sideration. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

In all the dissenson of the far question yet
contended for Corea for the Coreans
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

Democratic editors have been advised
that they are ,overdoing the matter OF
showing that Mr. Roosevelt is not
proper person to keep in the White House
after the fourth OF March. 1905. They
say that II Teddy Is as bad as the Demo
Gratis say he IL IL should be the unani-
nous effort OF the Democratic party To-
help the Republicans 20 nominate him.
Some allowance should be made, though,
for n patriotic desire, rising above party
considerations. TO get the best man I'm
the executive chair. There is splendid
Incentive for the Democrats 10 do the
wise and polite thing. but there is not
riveted guarantee that they may not be
as foolish as the Republican convention
may be. II IL should turn out that we
cannot have good Democrat for presi-
dent. let us have the best there is In the
Republican shop. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

Rev DR. Parkhurst has remark that people should be
slow judgment but it necessary explain that the reverend
doctor only preaching
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

presidential boom launched without evening clothes is
doomed early disaster The friends of Joe Bailey of Texas
make of the fact.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

England and Holland. who have been
quick TO present enormous claims against
Panama. seem to see In the new. republic
another fat and easy bird to pluck. Isney
will probably reform their first opinion
when they realize that Panama is OF the
brood OF the American eagle. and is pot
certainly is not In the business OF maxi
Ing republics for the profit OF his trans
Atlantic friends. San Francisco Call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

Perry s Heath of the friends whom Senator Hanna
may well pray to be saved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29
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! N)HAr CrHERs !
! WRR ~N PING /
hSO 100000 as~aS

Secretary Root evidently regards his
relation 10 President Roosevelt as that
OF lawyer and client. - Buffalo Courier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

Subscribers to The News regularly receiving their paper will
confer favor by sending notification The any
failure IN delivery that The News be
from newsboy any information this fact
will be appreciated by The News management
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29
MARINE REGISTER.

Tomorrow the sun rises at 7:1S a, m. and
sets at i:23 p. m. High tides at i:2S a. m.
and l:2e p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

The Jap appears inclined play the role OF Jack the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-29

Even with the lid partly off New Workers complain of the
benumbng cold.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

Owing to late freight Rev. Jones
could not get here to hold service on
Wednesday evening. We have got so
used to railroad disappointments that
We hardly notice it. Freight comes
any old time, sometimes not at all.
Passenger from l to 5 hours late al
ways. o! for government ownership.
&c. &c.
At the regular meeting Of the Royal
Neighbors the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. Oracle,
Mrs. Norton; Vice-oracle, Mrs. Hall;
Recorder, Mrs. Cronyn; Receiver,
Mrs. Paddock; Chancellor, Mrs. Jones;
Marshal, Hanna Norton; Inside Senti-
mel, Miss Maud johnson; Outside Sen
tinel, Mrs. John Lawrence; Manager
for 8 years, Ed. E. Gillispie.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
MURRAY.

The warm days last week were APP
preciated after the cold weather we
have been having.
Mrs. Emma Eovelace of Westport
visited Sunday with her brothers and
sisters of this vicinity.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. O.
D. Harmon is again at the hospital
under the doctors care
Elmer Heffelfinger Of North Dakota
and May Hefiin Of this neighbcrhood
were married at the home of the
brides parents last "Wednesday, both
of the young people are we'll and
fayorably known and have a large
number of friends who wish them a
long and happy life.
TOO LATE FOR LAST WEEK.
Adam Esser is assisting Oh. MUIR
ray with his work.
Miss. Adeline Johnston is very sick
at present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Franzen are the
proud parents OF, a little baby girl.
J. A. Lovelace, Lew Walker, &C
Matteson, and G. Inscho we're Aber'
deem visitors Tuesday.
Some from this vicinity attended
the dance at Westport Friday night
They report a very pleasant time.
The susprise party at Mr.. Cooks
was quite we'll attended last Wednes
day considering the bad weather.
Miss Christy .Gronso was thrown
from a cutter Wednesday night ant
her shoulder was dislocated. Dr. Car
Of Westport was called.
The wind storm Tuesday did
great deal Of damage it this vicinity
Il made kindling wood of G. n. Mui
rays big cattle barn, blew part Of g
I'M. Stones barn down, besides ovel
turning innlmerable hayracks an
wasting many tons Of hay for all tn
people. q
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
noUdHToN.

Mrs. James Notion has taken q "Trip
Sioux Falls to visit relatives ana
friends for a week or SO.
The young folks Of the neighbor-
hood are invited to meet at MI. W. w:
DeLa,s next Friday evening for soclal
purposes.
u. S. Halls family are all uoWn
with an epidemic resembling ia grlppe.
weather has been favorable ror
such trouble.
me Houghton school house FROM
vhich the chimney was blown, mas
received temporary repairs and MISS
Welty is busy again.
Tba Annual Ball Of the Woodman
namn is billed for February istn'
They expect to have a good time inn 81 un'
iess The roads remain SO slippery as :
be ] menace to life and limb g y
present. /.
va understand G. a. Barltholnle I, y
Srn,no 90 move back to his hotel in ~
eariv spring.: He is Q engaged q. :
a,,,nu III, ice house from the rlver
MnaHixson will move from the ho.e
lItahersown house, now occupied py =,
aren't who will leave soon !
81 ky9A ~ Y 4o,,c wifi How.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
Church Services.

At Baptist Church, Sunday.
1O:45 a. M. Preaching service
~ m. Sunday school.
$3.50 p. m. Junior.
$50 D. m. Young peoples meeting.
1870 .. m. Preaching service.
Beginning with Sunday the pastor
will nreach a series of three sermons
on the Temptations of Jesus.
An are invited to attend.
j. Y. MONTAGUE, Pastor.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

. ~ 10 a-u14 II
DIR. DORIAN = 20 superior IN al
agnosing INC treaGlng g By oe-
formaties. ne VIII give ~ Ior I.
tnat ne canlot telI g u!sease
q wneTe located 10 I'VE
All durable me1lcal ana suIglcai
diseases, acuye 2 cnl0nic ca1aILn.
and specaai disease OF inc rye,
Nose ana hroat Lung aiSe5se, EaIly
ConsulnptiOn, broncnltis brohGrllai
Catarrn, CONSERVATORY CatalII, ~
Ipepsia, SICK otomacn .
Bowel eunlael ociagl-
ca, Neuralgia, bIlgnGs Dlseaee, Dla-
betes, ki9ney, Livea, nsI rs nes
tatlc ana ssl1 Ing , aasea nh p,n rs,
terrupted Nutrition. Slow Growth in
Children, and all wasting disease IN
adults. Many cases q a.ne S ss, nlng-
Ing IN the Ears, Loss " Ssyesien0
CATARACT, Cross Eyes, eGe., nay nave
been Improperly 9 OF neRleGgsu,
can De easily TesIoreu. De enu
Club Feet, .Curvature VI o!le ol1ne'
Disease q tne braln, ralalt S. !.
lepsy, Hear lisease, Dlop S,s oW S.iaaa
Pain in the Bones,r Granular Enlarge
ments and all long-standing diseases
properly treated. Young. middle-aged
and old, single or married men and all
who snfferfrom lost manhood, nervous
debility, spermatOrrhaa. seminal
losses, sexual decay, failing memory,
weak eyes. slunted developmelt, lacK
Of o5as energy ;M : ! amp%oyels "a map prIus p also
blood and skin diseases, Sypniills,
wafina Snre Throat. Ulcers. effects
o e. MeEcnT ry Kidney and Bladder
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

Mrs. Montague entertained about
% Juniors at the Baptist. parsonage
asst Saturday afternoon.
Dave Vaughn and Tom Strachan
came down to attend the annual meet
ing Of the Park Association STAYING
over night.
At a joint sale of thorough bred
Poland China hogs held at Milbank
last week. G. N. Harris purchased
six head of choice animals to add to
his herd.
Eli Perkins melville D. Landon)
the alleged humorist lecturer and
writer was a guest of the Ward Thurs
day night, coming in late and leaving
OH All early train.
The Northern Normal closes the
first semester toiay. The enrolment
is now 1877 n the management
counts confidently on an enrolment
OF $50 during the next semester which
opens Monday, January 26th.
Frank L. Ramharter Of Oaks, form
erly Of Columbia, was in Aberdeen
Thursday on his way to visit his bro
ther Tony who carries on a t%lourishing
hardware business at Clear Lake,
South Dakota. Frank Is still engaged
in mercantile business at Oaks.
A very serious fire occurred at Fred
5erick Wednesday, The store Of J. T..
Drum, containing a stock of general
merchandise worth $4,000, was con-
sumed. The amount of insurance re-
ported to have been carried was sl2,-
OOO.
1t is Captain Hazel now. The APP
pointment Of adjutant Of the Second
regiment, S. d. S. G.. has been con-
ferred upon w. A. Hazel of the firm
of Hazel s. Huntington, who was first
lieutenant OF Company H, of the First
South Dakota Volunteers. The APP
.pointment is said to carry with it the
rank Of captain.
The Aberdeen Business College is
one of the institutions Of the city
which keep even pace with the growth
OF the town. Prof. Ways thorough
system of teaching has made the
Igraduates of his school much appre-
ciated in business circles. The
attendance Of upward of 40 stu
dents crowd the present quarters, and
the professor is looking out for more
ample room and increase of assistants.
During four days Of this week the
Masonic Temple, Aberdeen, has been
the Mecca OF the high-up degree Ma
sons Of a large portion of this as wei
as adjoining states, the occasion be
ing the Scottish Rite reunion. which
Itopened Tuesday evening and contin
ues till Friday afternoon. Theladie
OF the Eastern Star served lunch a
noon Of each day and dinner at six
The reunion terminates with . ban
quet on Friday evening. The attend
lance u prominent outside Mason
: has beenlarge.
August Zastro's self-pitching al
! tachment is to be manufactured !
]. Aberdeen, a company having been IL
! |corporated for that purpose. tn
: incorporates are Roswell Bottom
L. W.. Crofo0t and !. o. Cul
tbs. AS stated in a previous issu
d LOT THE DEMOCRAT, this ~self-pttche
has been given . thorough test b
partical threshers OF this county an
IS It's usefulness fully demonstrates
e It is sure to be both q labor saver an
fla grain saver. A limited amount
It the capital stock will be placed on II
J, market ut so cents on the dollar.
is said ]. A. Glover Of Huron may |
ISL general manager Of the concern.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
PLANA.

ming allits coal to Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Owens enter
tanned at dinner last Friday, MI. and
Mrs. John Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
erts and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughea
Bert Hall took y fine steer to Aber-
deem last week to help feed the Hub
Citvsfour hundred. Bertis agood feed
er aud we guarantee that two thirds
Of the steer was porter house.
Mr.. Hills who has been In charge OF
the Hawkeye Elevator has resigned
and will leave us shortly. Mr.. Hills
genial manners and pleasant ways
won many trends and we regret ms
leaving.
Frank MCGEE, our genial ana whole
souIed se,tion foreman has won .
uood advance in his wages thru his
proticiencyand faithfulness as foreman
for Bro. Hill. Good for you, Frank.
This time Justice was we'll bestowed.
The dance at Workman's Hall, Bath,
given by our townsmen Arch Wert2
and ,Jay WILDER was we'll attended
and an enjoyable evening spent by All,
Music was volunteered and about
twenty musicians and callers made
things lively in the burg.
Ril Berlin was unfortunate enough
10 have a runaway Thursday nea1
aberdeen. The harnesses were badl!
, damaged and Bill was obliged to re
main in town overnight. y. y. Jone
Who was with him caught ride par
Of the way home and walked the rest
: PARTIES travelling the same road after
! ward report hearing several boldidea
concerning runaways as they thawe
ont, in the warm air Of the succeedin
days.
Sing q of sixpence,
Lassies in q row
Music wanders idly,
q Ladies' come and go.
Now the music settles down
IS Breaks into = strain.
Whatfa stimulation
70 each eager swain.
: Iowt they swing their iassies,
y. Troubles do forget,
4. shake the toe fantastic,
al low and scrape and sweat.
I'll Homeward thru the gloaming.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
fesses the following
with arequest that

with request that
shed with @ great
Is the article re-
article from the
s-Leader which ap-
per last Friday. to
we e j about to
paper here. Is with
nd 10 misleading as
project in cOntem-
= we informed any
Iect."
9th at Hecla, East
yea Dy an amateur
sed OF some OF the
II live village They
shine the clever COM
aites who went up to
and playedthe Noble
following are the
les who take part Ia
Eracie King, Annie
ch, Daisy Clark and
ik. The male char
Nv will he represented
Eict, A. 3. Clark, Jot
Coburn, Thee. Wag
Head
experienced
e 9 few evenings ago
3 school III Brainert
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
N"OO
|RIEf.
"

Monday toll
ying sick in
q that the
Y will be
ationed for.
80 made for
telephone
i Of s~cverall.
the Vicinity
week of the
Neighbors
y oversight
berg. escort. |
Sunday from
Is southeast
Ier rs to the
business the
riffs OF South
eek at Pierre.
nnty's sheriff,
ming and will
sfunitv fO At.
also to see q
Elected.
out his house
Nicer who will
tun a hotel, SO.
be we'll cared.
possession Feb.
will in the near
d where be has
III Robinson
Evarts, was 10
kht on his way
garts is
than ever next
IN brldgels feaQy
ltion as soon as
ia has been put
time lately at
y he is
legislation that
Dc the interests
companies o1
built up SO good
e.
loseda deal with
, manhinnry
sed there befor'
Rciert supply Q
chinery is In .
be shipped
,e car loads ant
red plant OF tn
my.
have sold thei
Bine@ to Camp
led up the stcr
1 moved into tn
It Is said th
ngage in Rener'
what place ha
boys are entel
Y TO stock q stOl
, the best possibl
:hatra, p
violin; Hal
]. Eversol
D, trombone; HI
by Il
pianist, I
!plished and mo
and A. G. Bess
rs in the countr
chat
putation.
ssses b foMowi'
Nth arequ tn
led with as gre
j the article !
article from t
Leader which !
sr last
ne were about
irnp hnrn Il uii
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

have O bnelI
usinea to Camp
sed up the store
"a moved into the
It Is said the
Engage in general
b what place has
The hoysare enter
bw TO stock q store
b the best possible
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-12


John Preston went to Marlin yes.
terday.
VIII Hardy has gone to Foard
county.
shetland floss, all colors, a; Nor
woods. 29i
OIL. Moroy returned from Calves
ton yesterday.
Bud Cone and wife Of Edge wer,
here yesterday.
Miss Idella Lawless Of Kur,en wa.
In the city yesterday.
2. ;. Grogan came down from
Hearne yesterday.
II. u. Steele 81 Steele's store was
in the city yesterday.
New line Of Atwood shirt waists at
Norwoods. All colors. g9i
Go to Norwood's for children.
fleece lined bleached vests. 29i
SOL Mabry and Horace Thurman
were here from Edge yesterday.
Henry Warren. colored, has been
taken out 20 the county road gang.
Marriage license has been issued
10 Antonio Greco and Cologera Man,
cuso.
Misses Ella and Pearl kurten of
Kurten were In the city shopping
yesterday.
Conductor d. o. Doyle ~ the II. 4
h. V. railroad was visitor to Bry.
an yesterday.
Chas. Manly and family aud j. J..
Hicks were here from Grimes county
yesterday.
Hugo aud Philip Endler, Gus HIM
and Mathew shepherd OF Kurten
were Ia town yesterday.
Lon pieces Rcd Seal ginghams for
children's school dresses at Nor
woods. nj
James Ray left last night for Wa
60 to attend the state meeting Of the
Maccabees as preventative Of the
Bryan tent.
Mrs. John W. Chandler Of Bowl
ing Green, Va, left yesterday for
franklin after a visit To Miss Pearl
Wallace
II. 7. Boyle went to Waco yestor-
day as the representative Of the Bry-
an Elks' lodge at the opening Of the
flower show
The Eagles hog show on the 2ist
Of November will be- right in town
not out at the fair grounds as some
have supposed. 297
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-12
The Georgia mIsstrels.

The great Georgia Minstrels-Billy
|kersands and his great aggregation
artists, filed the opera house down
airs and galleries, Tuesday night
I'll standing room only was all
st was lett. Everybody was there
-society people, home people and
Visitors. and all laughed and enjoyed
the show to the very utmost.
This company have been favorites
for many years, and their popularity
instead Of waning, seems to increase
rs the years go by. Many Of the old
jokes and features were done over
but interpreted with them were q
number Of good new songs and witty
monologues aud dialogues. The In.
imita5le billy" will never be with.
out al audience In bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-12

Mrs. joe II. Reed is visiting in
Waco.
Go TO Norwood's for ehildren's Ru'
bans. 29l
Big line Of new percales at Nor,
woods. 9i
Wash Utsey OF wixon was In town
yesterday.
TO 90 Norwood's for buckskiu
stockings. 80
ollie Scale OF Kurteu was In the
city yesterday.
Miss Maybelle HOFFMAN Is visiting
in NRvosotA.
John Newcomb OF Reliance was la
ssbwn yesterday.
Chas. Graham Of Harvey was In
town yesterday.
Rev. +. l.. Shettles went To Mar
lin yesterday.
l.. d. McGee Of Prospect was In
the city yesterday.
Geo. w. McMichSel went 20 Gal
weston last night.
4, p. Simpson aud sons % Reliance
were In town yesterday.
j. NJ. Thomson of Plantersville
was In the city yesterday.
DR.. West returned yesterday after
an absence OF several days.
For fresh bakers bread. phone Jno.
NJ Lawrence a Co. 2p
DIR. O. ). Johnson Of Navasota was
a visitor o. Bryan yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-12

The tax collectors say that the
new poll tax receipts are fright,
and require three or four times as
long 10 make them out as the old
one. They give mans place OF
residence and biography and four
copies of each has TO be- made by the
use Of carbon sheets. making the
writing slow and difficult. The re-
suit will be that If everybody waits
until after January 20 pay poll tax
a good many people are going TO get
left because the collectors will sim
ply not have time 10 issue the re-
ceipts. There are $3.50 polls assessed
In BrAzos county and only loo poll
tax receipts have been issued 10
date, and all Of these except two
were TO property tax payers.
Mrs. J. W. Boyd of McGregor and
Mrs. G. X. Mayfield aud baby Of
Waco arrived yesterday To visit rel
atlyes and are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. ). Parker. Unusual inter-
est attaches TO their visit from the
fact that they came 10 have a family
picture made with representatives
Of five generations Mrs u. A.
Lawrence is the mother Of Mrs. ).
NJ. Derden, Mrs. Derden the mother
Of Mrs. J. W. Boyd, Mrs. Boyd the
mother OF Mrs. Maytleld, while the
latter's baby completes the remark
able group.
There Is an enormous territory az
fected by the boil weevil this year. |
and all over that big section ofTeXas.
the farmers are ordering improved |
early seed from North Carolina. |
The supply of the choicest seed will |
be- exhausted before long, hence il |
will pay you II Interested, 10 get
supply Of Kings Improved Early |
Seed from Carson n Sewall. Bryan.
~
On Tuesday near Myers, Burleson
county, the 5.months-old baby Of
MIR, and Mrs. ID. ID. Rice was burned
20 death. Both father and mother
were at work at the time, the former
gathering corn and the latter pick
ing cotton, and they are unable to
account for the tragic accident,
which was discovered too late 10
save the child's lite.
T.. a. Skiles was here yesterday
from Plano buying Brazos county
corn. our people will begin to real
lze how prosperous they are when
brought 10 the knowledge that they
ARE selling corn to North Texas. He
was paying " cents per bushel free
on board ear az Bryan. |