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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03
Complimonted by prceIdant.

The little girl referred to in the
following from the Charlotte Chron.
icle lives in Spartanburg with her
parents on South Church street. Mr.,
Matthew Is q travelling man. When
tho president turned to take his seat,
Miriam Matthew, agreat granddaugh.
ter OF the Squire Benjamin Boyd of
Charlotte and daughter Of Plnckney
Matthew Of Spartanburg, S. O., ad-
vanced and presented him with q TIRE.
mendous bouquet Of flowers. The
president bowed, picked up the little
girl, flowers and all, and held her up
high In his arms. Here Is the best
product" he said.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03
PleasantI noident.

At Mobile, Alabama, Judge Sem
mes, son OF the great Admiral Raph.
ael Semmes, commander of the ALA.
bama" In the Civil war, Presented
Roosevelt, in behalf Of the citizens,
with q gold badge. In responding,
the president aaid that one Of his
uncles was ar oflceg on the "Ala.
bama" and another uncle built the
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03
Cruel

Now comes DR.. Valentine Malpasse,
OF Paris, ~ho saayys II ls dangerous to
shake hands on account OF microbes.
Only the other day another celebrated
physician announced that kissing Is
dangerous for the same reason. If
these scientific doctors don't let up
they will destroy all the pleasu o Of
courtship. Just think Of courting a
good looking girl with kissing and
playing hands eliminated
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03
Crazy Onioer.

At Madrid, Spain, a naval officer
named O.medo who manifested owl
dences of insanity lately, has been re-
moved to IN asylum. O.medo was
attempting to raise 9 great military
force to invade tho United States.
Olmedo served aboard the c'uiSer
OQuendo lost in the battle Of Santligc
and it Ia believed his mind was unbal-
2nced 1T that time.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03

q half mile wide at that point. Instead
OF this, the Magnolia hauled to port
and the two vessels collided. The Es.
parta struck the Magnolia on the port
side about 20 feet abaft the boats and
considerable damage was done the
MaPnOlia.n
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03
Ueed Mail Rags.

The Belgian government discovered
some time ago that the leather bags
used for the mails In the Congo Free
State were often stolen. Investiga-
tton proved that natives In the postal
service took them, cut the bottoms
and gave them to their wives to be
worn as clothing.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03
atenmar Loaf

A dispatch from Cleveland, OhioY
SAYS all hone for ateamer Kalynga has
been given up by the owners. It ia
supposed to have gone down with the
css% CT seventeen in the recent storm
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-03
EIGHT

A steam launch containing ten
Philadelphians collided In the Dele.
ware on Sunday with a barge and was
sunk, seven Of the party being
drowned.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
eonSerbare GioeSIeifttne.

6ier unb oa mar IS i'm Mittelalter
in Seut59lanb 8rau9, bab Srduen,
ipenn lie Dor 9eri9t einen @io gu leiz
item batten, uuf ibren 3opf idpOrsn
mtBten. Ginen fpl9en S9pur legte
nod i'm Sabre 1403 bic 9rdfin @ez
roma bon 3ollern a6. Sic mubte ihren
langer i6Dnen 6aaraopf, nadosm un<
terIu9t fporben mar, ob er edit lei, um
bic lir,te 6anb ipideln linb bieie Damn
auf bic 8rut legen; bic re6te 5anb
aber legte lie auf ben Imts tab oes
&i9ters, Der i6r ben Gib abnabm.
Mu9 i'm Seiterreidii6sn mar bieie Ell
eent6iimli6e Dirt Der Gibesleiitung gez
brGr9li9; MIR muBten bort bie5rduen
auf apsi ffatt auf einen 3opf i4pD<
rem, pie bas Wiener Stabtre9t bonn
Sabre 1851 porf9reibt. Wabrfdein@
lid rii6rts bieier llnterfaieb nur bon
Der abtpeidenben Saartradt Der, bab
bic i6pGbti9en Srauen i'm Mittelalter
Bios einen 3opf trusen, pd6renb be
Observation-Disclosures ii6 nit atpei
3Dpfen fdmiidten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Sabresfef bes WnFfer=g eretns.

Der Snoianapolis MuFfer : gerein
besing i'm 8ermania part, bsginfigt
bonn f86nften @sttsr, iein Is. Sabres.
fef. 9as arrangements .Romite, aus
ben 9erren 8. SprenspfsiI, q. u.
Miaer. $. Better, 5. J. Maper unb
3. .. Seprp b~efe6snb, bate ale Bot
fe6runsen FIR sinsn erfolgrei9en 8er-
lauf oss Jefss setrpfsn unb 10 tonnte
ss benn ni&t feblen, baB ale fid aufs
Sef. amifrtsn uro nod lanss an bic
len Gag germ suriidbsntsn tpsrben.
alt uno Sung bsrgniigtsn f1 Bel
SpieIsn aaer Mrt unb purcen man9e
f96ne Preiie %aetuonnsn.
Bon Germ 6snrp 6. aoams bon
Der pettibons Bros. Manuf. So. bon
Cincinnati puroe benz 0ereine cine
prd6tige, ieibsne, amsrifanii9e SABINE
als gef9eHt tibsrrsi9t. Der 8erein
3dblt isbt 2l5 Mitelisber nit elmer
tuo6lgefiqtsn 2ahs.
SnoianapOlis it Die Seimatb Der Gme-
riean federation Of Wufcians", tpelae
bcr 10 Sabren bon einigsn bunoert
Mitglieoern gegrinbet tpurbe uno iebt
eirea 40. 900 Ritslisrer adblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Sine Wbiturientcnreoe.

ueber einen besei6nen0en Norgdng
miro aus Der Staot &otpno, RuIiti9<
Yolen, gelegentli9 Ser jiingiten Ser
t6eilung Der R~eife3eugnihe an Die 4bis
turienten oes bortigen 9nmnaiums
beri9tet. Ra9oem Der Oft poriiber
mar, trdt elmer Der 4biturienten aus
Der S9aar Ieinsr 9olegen berpor uno
bielt folgenoe Qnipra4e an Die 9erren
2e6rer:
rSm Namen Der Mebraabl meiner
Witf9iiler min i9 Sbnen, metre Ger
rem, einige Norte fagen. @9t Sabre
lang bdben Sic uns CUTE 2ebren erz
t6eilt, erlauben sic uns 6esbalb, uns
S6nen geeeniiber etnmal gu reban9is
rem. Dor a9t Sa6ren bdben mir Die
GGume otefer Nntalt als frobe &nas
ben betreten. l1niere Seelen paren be-
reit, anes Suite unb Cole auf5unebmen.
Dir oiirlteten mad Wa6rbeit, 2iebe
uno Sreun0f9aft; tott 8rpt rei6te
man uus d6er nur Steine. limo iest,
mad Qblauf bon a9t Sabren ~berlafen
mir Oieie 2ebrdnftalt, jesli9er 3ubers
ff9t in uns felber uno in unfere Mttz
burger e~ntbebreub, ermiibet bur9 ben
%langjGbrigen &f nit Sbnen, obne
irgenopelde poiitipen &enntniHe err
por6en gu baber, nit bem bitteren 8e@
tpubtfein, baB mir Die beften Sabre
unferes 2ebens berloren baben. Nus
u%nferer S9ulseit tragen mir ni9t
etne freunoli9e grinnerung bin'
meg. &ein einSiger, be1er 2i4tftra6l
bat bteies buntle &ei9 Der unpifenz
6eit un6 ser unterbriidung Der Mens
f6enre9te erleu9tet. uno iebt. oa mir
in's Qeben bindusaiebsn, iin0 mir mir
bon einem 9efible ourborungen, bonn
SOB gegen Die 3uitGnbe, Die Elm 0ers
artises rnterri4tspeien f9affen fonn@
ZEN. -.
MG6reno ser eriten !SGlfte biefer
Reoe berrf9te Sootenftille, als aber
Der Serr Director mertte, tpobin Der
Singing sielte, srbob fi9 unter benz
2ebrerperional elm fir9terli9er 2drm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Rontg sfurm.

Won 9dHs llirtd).
guf eiHiGmer Strabc mnnberte idl,
Bon ferne Die 8loden %tlanaen,
ga fam nit raidert, aefliigeltem Sdrit
Ser Sturrniuino itcI3 segangcn.
Sic 1oben Sannen beli9ten iih tisf.
Sic &oIfen flo9en CUR Scitc.
Sic @loden eaben ihm ebrfurdtgbou
Gin fDni9lides 0eIeite.
Sd iteute mid trobie linn in ben @es
Mtit a%Iiibenhen, rotten @an9en,
ga rib er mir mcinen 9lt bonn &opf,
uno itol5 iit er neiterac9anaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Cincinnati, RamiIton & Dayton z. Z.
g%iucinmati Oibifiem.

Mb8ang
g;nsinnatt Bet tdeliA s.-.- 1 00Bm
Jaf WaiI tdgIi& a 8 06Sm
Ginc, Solebo, Set Grp p 10 40Wm
Cincinnati & Set grpr -. 8 00Bm
Gin & Daston Gin tasI d p 5 0osm
g!a & Detroit grpreb tasii& Z coffin
SprtnefieI
Gbeane
Decatur Mseona, nur Sonnt. z 008n
Decatur MaiI & grpreb.... 8 oO8m
Gbic & Sprinsf 2rp tds p IL 5o0m
Suscola Mceomm. ...... 8 30Wut
Decatur &eeom, nur Sonnt. Z O)%m
Gin & sprta5f 81, S tasl..lt 10 tm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

9ebadenes RinofIeif9 .
Beildss gum Semitic. 3efte bon Rinoz
fIsif9 psroen in S9eiben gei6nitten,
IN gffie, pfeffer unb Sala cine @tunoe
Iiesen gelafen. Damn in einem Gierfus
henteie (Wlil9, Mebl. @ier) gstpdlst
uno IN Butter gebaden. Gbenio bereitet
mar fir Den 3nsd ibris s~ebliebene
.3unge unb Sdinten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
8aie=Haa.
d merle n.
Qanfas gitp. 81. @uq.

-
Qanias gitp. ~. 9ug.
grtes g pieI.
3anias @itp.... o. 0
Snoiauapolis Il 0002110O- 5
gattsrien - Suftus. Surbam uno
3earfOB; Curtis unb @eaper.
3peites SPIEL.
aanfas gttp. ..00050O0O*-5
SnoianapOlis ..0OOO21OO1-4
gattsrien - Surbam unb Butler;
Rsibp unb 3alustp.
minnsupOlis. 81. Dug.
grfes spiel.
Winneapclis ..110010OO*-3
4oleoo .......1 00000OO0-
gatterisn - Sbomas, aaboe unb
S4miot; @anniB unb WcNlisefe.
3tpettes SPIEL.
WinnsapOlis. .....4 *-12
$oleoo ......... 0001020- 8
8atterien - 2sllum unb WarI6an:
ganniB, piatt unb Wefssfs.
81. paul, 81. Mus.
grfes Spiel.
81. paul..... 0O000O200- 2
Columbus I'll o.
8nttsrisn - 9ilrop unb GuQiban;
Berger, Sut6oH uno Brouu.
3msites Spiel.
81. Paul..... 000000110- 2
Columbus. 80 0200010t- 8
Battsrisn = Slagls uno Noonan;
6art uno groun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

= ltn3ugGnglia. rDen rei<
diem MiiQer fonteit Ou NAL anpumz
pen!!" = r6ab' ih f1on get9an = Der
damn bat aber abfolut tin Salient
gum @ldubiger!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

&urWAI
cincinnati TefibuIe taeli9 SIS 458m
Sat RatI tagIi@ s..-- g 35Sw
@ine & Chic @rp tasli9 Pill z59m
giustuuati Bet taelt@ d 2 s 25sm
Cine & SnhtIs Geeom p. 7 sAsfm
CINE SpsfIb & See Ct to $ 10 As Rm
b Oibiion
Aafuatt
Gin & Sprinsf @rpr t9I s.. 8 A6xsE
Mccomm .--...I0 35ym
Decatur Mseom, nur Sonnt. IL 5 iDm
Ginc & Springfield @yP p. 2 5ogfm
Decatur W I'll e grpreb... 4 5sSfm
o.catur Iceom, III Sonnt. Ii 30Nm
Arizona republican., 1905-06-15

Japanese mattings, good quality, worth 30 cents yard, 10Io price, yard ..-.a..... .,.s. kE/2N
 Japanese mattings, linen warp. in new patterns, very soft, worth 0E 35 cents a yard, price, yard. ...... sHO
 Extra fine quality Japanese mattings, plain on one side and printed on the other, worth 50 cents a yard, 10 price, yard ....................
 Ingrain carpets, closely woven, in good patterns, worth 40 cents 0E a yard, price, yard .............sAO
 Heavy ingrain carpets in good coiors. regular price 50 cents a yard, 1E price, yard ...... .-....... ....,. sOO
 Heavy wool ingrain carpet, very good grade, regular priee 65 cents /z1< a yard, price. yard. d............sf .|2
Arizona republican., 1905-06-15
Mems Furnishings

Negligee shirts with laundered col lars and cuffs, all sizes, worth 75 cents each, Clearance S0 1rlCes eaCn eS(/
 Golf shirts in white or dark grounds, with neat stripes or figures, worth $1 each, Clearance Price, S0
 Golf shirts, all the latest makes, all sizes, worth SIPS and $1.50 AE each, Clearance Price, each. ....s1O
 Mems silke mercerized underwear,
 worth $1.25 each, clean up E0 price, each ........... sOO
 Mems fancy sOX, sold for 20c pair, clean up price, 10l pdlT sA ~
 Elastic seam drawers, all sizes, never sold for less than soc a pair, 0E Clean up price, pair sOO
 Mems Belts, all kinds and styles. worth soc each, clean up 0E price, each .................... .,SHO
Arizona republican., 1905-06-15
Carpets Mattings.
of every description.

All wool ingrain carpet, best quality. in new patterns, regular S5 LTL cents yard, price, yard. .sUl/2
 Velvet carpets in beautiful patterns, very fine quality, regular price O1
 Administer and Moquette carpets, with or without borders in elegant floral effects, always sold at $150 a yard, price, RII IA yard. .................... ...UlsAO
 HARVESTER RUGs-We are careful and sparine of the word Bargain. Alp. piled however, to these 9x12 regular $35 rugs being sacrificed for space at $25, ASTOUNDING BARGAIN faintIy. expresses the fact. Actually save Sto cash in the clearance sale, S75 m
Arizona republican., 1905-06-15

Amoskeag Apron Ginghams. The best there is in Pink Blue, Green. Brown and Black and White checks. Always sold for 71Ac per yard
 Today per H yard .................... v
Arizona republican., 1905-06-15
SPECIALS TODAY
SILKS

PoNeEE sILK-IncomparabIe uual- ity, in 22 inch width, worth S1, LE Clearance Price, the yard flo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
LARGE HOTEL FIRE.
One Of the Finest In los Angeles Goes
Down Before the Flames.

Los Angeles. cal Dec 25-m the
largest hotel fire On the history Of Los
Angeles. the v1uuuy's Broadway hotel
one u the first elias hostelues OF Che
city located at ti2-l2s South Broad
way lon the heart ~ the business disc
trict was almost completely destroy
90. ono hundred and tcn guests most
OF whom were sim in bed no thr time
tho fire broke out escaped u saat
clothing Co ifr street }lny OF ,l.m
rot Yut in their uiea rlothcs. lnI
practically Jr suffered OH. Joss Of ,hHir
entire hagsuro and rer nll belong
ings Five nrcmcn were iurrl during
the progress of lhe num. by thc col
lapse of the rear OF COO. auuli Iotr
They we're pseclpintoj into The bas--
ment and 40 suffered more OBJ Jess
serious Injuries. one Of them. Law
son. was killed.
Fire CHIEF Lipps was also seriously
cut by broken glass. hut had his I'M
juries dressed without leaving the
scene ~ the fire. The total loss VIII
approximate about 5000 600
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
HAPPENINGS CONDENSED.

At clarksburg. W Va. while ~ IA,
supper table Miss Carrie Gamer VIZ.
accidentally shot and killed by -hr'
brother
~ Houston Msrcellus Thomas. 20
negro charged with shooting down Ben
Shropshire and John Rlsir got death
penalty
Frank Price 81 - Joe. Tex. fcil
from a train near Gainesville aud had
a leg 40 badly crushed smputatlon Wa
necessary.
heavy earthquake. shock lastin.
six seconds was fclt az Bakersfield
Cal. on the sgri several huidiuss
we're cracked
While attempting at Houston Ia es-
cape. John a Dunn VAS shot and kill
ed BY Sheriff Johnson Of Gonzales
county. Dunn was charged with bur
EiariEinz siH YoAkum stores
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

4. ). Tilson came up from Hous'
ton Sunday morning to join his wife
In a Christmas visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Parker.
Desiring to retire from business
after Jan. I, 1906, will sell my stock
OF groceries etc, at a bargain, aud
rent store building very reasonably
| G.. @. Parsons. VIII d-l9
b. b. Stone OF Ballinger and Rus
sell Watkins OF Houston arrived
Sunday 10 join Mrs. Stone and Mrs.
Watkins u a visit 20 relatives.
/ A. w. Wilkerson and family have
gone to Austin to spend the holidays
and attend the marriage OF j. c.
Hutchinson Jr. and Miss Elizabeth
Weeden.
Julius Zimmerman. who was
brought home from the state uuiver-
slty 1T Austin seriously ilI, had an
operation performed Saturday for an
abcess OF the liver, aud was reported
resting well yesterday.
Mr. Luther. Clark OF Dallas, editor
-in.chief OF the Galveston Dallas
News, was pleasant caller at the
Eagle office yesterday. Mr.. Clark
Is alwas given cordial welcome in
Bryan, hts former home.
Frank Crouch, former district
clerk. has been lodged In jail charged
with misrepresentation Of funds in
connection with an alleged shortage
Of funds In his possession while he
was In office. He waived eXamina-
ton and his bond was fixed at $50.
At last account received by the
Eagle the bond had not been given.
While impersonating Santa Claus
at the Christmas tree at the Metho-
dist church last night Miles Derden
was severely aud painfully burned,
but fortunately his injuries are su
perilcial and will not be- permanent
or leave any bad effects. His over
coat aud mask were ornamented !
with lint cotton which ig-
nited from candle on one the |
Christmas trees aud flashing up in
,tantly burned his hands, neck aud |
aud chin aud one ear. With great
presence Of mind he got OIL the coat
aud mask quickly and without pro-
iucing any panic in the crowd.
Later, at home his suffering was in.
tense until relieved by Or. Oliver.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Blind staggcrs are prevalent around
| Leon. J. r.
oklahoma city is TO have q new
steam fire engine.
Near Binger Okla. Herbert Darth
twice shot himself dying
y La Frank was cut To pieces 10y a
train near Lake Charles. IN
\ mule near Brookston. Lamar couu-
~. Texas. had hydrophobia
NJ Half a prominent san Antonio
merchant. died from a cold
on the card thIrty-four marriage DE-
censos were issued 90 Dallas
Neal Walker a heyro was crushed
20 death bon a mill az Houston.
one million Mexican dollars. en- route
To china. passed through Laredo.
Mexican Central railway has COM
tracted for 5000 japanese laborers
Charles Eberhart took strychnInc 40
Chrksburg W. Va. with fatal resul. s.
By the capsizing Of Re- boat near JEFF
ferson. Tex John Stanford was drown
ed.
A railroad line has been projected
from Ardmore 20 Colorado VIA Law
ton.
Loss by the recent fire 90 CLIFTON.
Bosquc county Texas. is placed "a
800 900
4. NJ. Fauth. Davis. T. T.. m.r-
chant. sulcidcd by shooting himself in
the head
Billy sunday q former baseball play
~. but TOT several years an evangelist
Is dead
Uncle Bob Sims. AN ex-slave. died
nera Waxahachie Tex. a-ed ninety
one years
Thousands attended the reception
tendered.Hon. w J. Bryan by the Elks
~ Manila
In q fire az the santa Gertrude mine.
near P'chuca. Mex thirty miners were
.uffocatcd
}. l. Bradford % New orleans at
toruey and his clerk were convicted
" land frauds
In pistol duel az Perry. Okla. .
Joseph Quinn. a councilman shot and
killed L. = Tebers
Eight men were killed by fan Of
900 tons Of ore IN the Newport milne /
At ironwood. Mich
A. g. Potter. who died az Perry. Okla. !
was an odd Fellow. Mason. Knight Of :
Pythias and an Eagle
Samuel =, Gable died IN the south T,
-rn part Of Dallas county. lie located
In that county In tSss
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26

siruc,ed to send appropriate holt
day greetings by wire from the
command,ry to the most eminent
grand master, the grand COM
mander and Sir knight Elgin.
The latter was appointed to make
an official visitation to TO lvanhoe
Commandery during December,
and has been prevented by illness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS
GRIFFIy.MUssETT.

Mr.. George q. Griffin of Bal
linger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Griffin Of this city, and Miss Jes.
sic Mussett, daughter of Mrs. n.
Il. Mussett of Beeville, were mar
ried Sunday morning in Fort
Worth by Rev. j. p. Mussett, at
the latter's home, where the bride
was a guest. The officiating min
lister is cousin Of the bride. The
young people reached Bryan Sun.
day afternoon and will remain
through the holidays.
The bride is a charming young
lady and has won the hearts of her
new relatives as completely as she
has her husbands. Mr.. Griffin is
we'll known in Bryan and has
many friends who rejoice in his
happiness. He is now employed
as manager for Ballinger firm.
IVEY-GOENs.
J. r. Ivey and Miss Ida Goens
we're married at the court house in
this city Saturday afternoon by
Justice w. Gillie Mitchell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
Greatly EEannera,ed-

Naldosta. GA. Dec. 2s.-In the shoot
ing anair near here no negroes were
Killed and but three wounded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
LARGER THAN EVER.
Charitable and Religious Organizations
Feed Many.

N.w York. Dec 25.-'rhc participa-
tion Of charitable and religious organ
izations IN the work ~ spreading
Christmas cheer IN this city was on a
larger scale than ever before
About 1000 Families. including 10000
persons. received Christmas dinners or
presents ~ clothing through the relief
departments Of the Association Tor I'm
proving the Condition Of the Poor
Friends 81 the association contributed
10 Il about $4,000 10 be- spent in this
work
The Salvation Army CAV, free din-
ners 20 $4,000 persons iu the city ana
about SEQ o00 throughout the country.
Texas state Health officer Tabor
aud wife depart Jan FOR three
months trip ~ Europe
The little chud OF Nj Young Of
Houston consumed an ounce and halt
90 chloroform and died
Mrs LILLE Clark OF Evansville Ind.
WIS found dead IN front ~ her door
y uaNN NflA w NNf NNNN hl1N
Tom Williams was fatally shot at
Wilson. near Ardmorc soon dying
Postmaster Love was arrested
An electric car was struck by
train 40 Dallas ana turned over. Sew
"rai passengers sustained bruises.
John McLennan sold ne ClarksyiIle
Tex. u bale of cotton Weighing C4C
pounds at o. cents per pound-t i0g G0
: n Davis. president OF the First
National bank of Denton. Tex. died
suddenly 1t his home near Frisco Tex
Jesse Fenno. aged eighty four years
is dead Ht Canton Mass DC uas a.
school director continuously ury y.Ir.
Captain Joseph UoIssslu resident
N Shreveport since iNfN HUJ PRONE
Insut PLANTER Hni business MAN ls
1atd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
DR.. B. r. WATKINS DEAD.
Passed Away al His Home 10 this City
Yesterday Morning

After a long illness DR.. b +.
Watkins died at his home in this
city yesterday morning At II
o'clock DR.. Watkins was actively
engaged in the practice of medicine
here for many years, and until his
own health failed TO such an ex-
tent that he could no longer attend
to his practice. He was a SUCCESS
full physician and a talented man,
and possessed great force Of char
acter. He was % years old and
an ex.Confederate soldier. He
leaves a wife and four children;
w. A. Watkins, Russell Watkins
Misses Matte and Virginia Wat
kins He also leaves sister in
this county, Mrs G. Z. Fountain
of College Station.
The funeral is announced for
$3.50 O'Clock this afternoon from
the family residence, aud the of
fcers Of Camp J b. Robertson, u.
c. v, request all members to meet
at the home at that hour and at
tend in body.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-26
ELEGANT EDIFicE.
New Residence Of c. N. sehwab an In.
posinn Altar.

New York. Dec. % Among the msny
palatial residences IN this city the mag
nificent one erected by Charles NJ.