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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

: The abuses of which W hste q rsn.
ulne flEht tu complain tahr nlanr
tbaNTH Rebates Hfs not now often
hfth orrnif. hui they oaU he given
9i' ns,s.,. N .ns''',f1 y covert form. ana
ilso must pe brpuHnt under the control
i Ni the commission M lImlul4l f,ttvo
nodi, which n 90 caeFoise suporsision
ncnt tht maai important fhinr ie a. \.
W tife 90 tails udmiaisifatlye bo,Y
Make lts Findings Effective,
ana This can pe done unly bs giving Il
Eiten rate as bsina unjust or unrsae,n-
able. ~ q finds tha complaint pfnuar.
~" si Nfsh % tiN mnsimvn rate
N.i'h legaras as Just and rcanons
cely % once. that Il within = rsn.oa.
nhiN Time, aud 20 stay in effrct uuienr
reversed hy tho courts oarnrativ
hope that ~c shall acr law givinE
this power p1rseH by congress More
over I hope that hy law pawer viii ~
conferred upon representatives ~ the
euNtfnmeni capable of pefformirg tho
aety on public accountants carefully 10
when ~ ordered ~ ihe interatate conn.
fhefcu Commission. which should llaeif
nave power % prencfibs Nhai books
ann what hnoks unD should b. kept ~
railroads is thrrr 4 ln thn minds N
she Commiaaion any s,iat,irlon tnst 4
ccftAiu railroad ~ IN any chaue ~ wav
Nitlus rruntrH of behatlna linnfoperiy
4 wish tho commission a. have power
~ matter Of uEhf not AZ 4 matiar sf
fstp- % make 4 fan ana orhanaiite iI.
NNHtiNntlun uf fha fcrfiuia and Dxn0ndi.
tnira ol the railroad 10 thRt any Viola.
ton or rth9ipn ef the law may be o..
tscted. This ia
Not a Revolutionary Proposal
ou my pert, fuf ! only Nish thu same
nowor Eiveu IN reference 20 railroads
That ~ nov uNHrClFed a. n matter nf
cnufSr ~ she national bank ekamlnnfn
as f,safa, national hanks My object %.
wring these additional powers ta
the administrative body rcproaontlna
the government. the interstate com.
mere" ] commisslon er whatever a
may h.-is primarily % seclru u real
nnh not u sham control 10 the govern.
m'nt representatives. The American
people abhuf sham. and with this ab-
horr'urc ; cordially aympnthl1a Moth.
lne y more Injurious from every stand.
point than a law which la merely sound
ans mry, mereiy brrtonsr. anh not "a.
pablo ~ NOrtinG out tangible rraultn
hope % see All tht power that think
u ought tp have granted tn The govern.
mgnti but ! wppsd Tar rather 49, only
lnuc of Il granted. bat really granted
than see il nrfteune ~ gfaptlng ati III
some shape that really amounts 70
Iothing
% u.ust re urdsrtosd as natter
~ cnufH.. ut az llt r1W.sf "A 9ftntsd
~ ~ 90 D. uafftifad with wNaieln HIn
ostiiinn ara fsii fsHniuf roc uiitr
state rummcFCr euinmlaaloncr or other
government oinclal who failed 20 pro.
tect ntiifuau fhnt WaH ln tiir rlaht
against any ciHmnf, no matter how tlu-
lent. un the part uf thp p9tiie would
ie euifY ~ ~ Nruaa a wrynf ~ " h.
eurrupuy rendered an improprr serrlco
O. thr railroad 10 the eNptrHA pf TIE
public when ! aay square, zeal Z
moan square dilii 4NnflN aa much "a
sqlnu dfnl fpr tir rirh mfa 10 TOR tna
ropr utfi uut w n " VI each sitna
On hlr merits fsHiff what q dup hiua.
~ d. liidaro nc r.f'g ta his d.atftH.
~ inote he BE- noe entitled and itra ne
shall not have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT STARTS
on Ills SOUTHERN TRlP OF MORE
Than Two Thousand Miles Travel, Which In
CludeS Leading States Of South
Not Recently Visited.

officials were AZ the station 10 70.
ceivo and Welcome the president. AZ.
ter a short and informal greeting and
handshaklng all around, the president,
Secretary Loeb, Governor Montague.
and Mayor Mccarthy took seats In a
carriage, while the other members OF
the presidents party apJ the members
ut the reception committee were dis.
trihuted In other carriages. Tho
starting Of the presidents carriage
gave the signal for the starting Of the
parade. which had been formed IN
line, ready 10 start, Immediately upon
the arrival Of the president piatOons
or armed and mounted howitzera
formed the military escort while a
Eenueman's guard on horseback form
ga a Gordon around the carriage.
Headed by the president and his party
the procession moved through the
principal streets OF the city 10 the
Jefferson Hotel. where the president
stopped for a short rest. All after
noon the streets were crowded with
people and never before mas there
boen such an enormous number OF
visitors In tnis city.
The parade was a great success. AZ
several points along the route the
school children OF the various schools,
white as well as black. we're massed,
each child carrying n small American
Tag The children franticaliy waved
their flags when the president rode
past In his carriage He seemed dc.
lighted with the spectacle and never
tired OF showing his appreciation.
Later In the afternoon there will be
mass meeting in front OF the speak
ers' stand erected for the purpose, and
many thousands will be there to hear
the address Of the president A mass
chorus OF school children, under tho
direction OF Mr.. Mercer. Will sing the
national anthem as an introduction 10
the presidents address. lie will be
introduced by Governor Montagua.
The president and his party will leave
kichmOnd az Z o'clock .his evening,
and will reach Raleigh. N. c., his next
stopping place, at o'clock In the
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
PRESIDENT DELIVERS
PRACTICAL ADDRESS

am glad at the capital of North ca.
roiina 90 have chance 10 greet 80
many Of the sons and daughters of your
great state North car1ilHss part IN
ouf history has ever been high ana hon.
cradle "a WAS in North Carolina that
tho McCklennurF Declaration OF indie
pcndencc foreghad0wed tho course taken
IN "a Tow short months hy the rapreavu-
tatissa of the thirteen colonies asaesnb-
led In Philadelphia. North Carolina can
finhNlllN say shat she pointed ua the
Nay which led 40 the formation of fho
pow nation in the Rsvniuiion she ala
many memorable deeds. and the battle
.of klnHa mountain marked the turning
point ~ tho Revolutionary war in the
south Hat ] congratulate you not only
ap1n fnnr past bat upon yuur present.
c1lEfatulRte you upon the
Great industrial Activity
shown in your commonwealth. an in.
dusffltl activity which, % mention but
oht thing. has placed This state second
only go one other in the number ~ its
tiauf factories, You are showing On
practical fashion your realization ef
thD truth that thorr must D. q foundas
any community may make real ana rap.
ID progress And ! nm happy 90 say
mat yeu are IN addition showing in
practical fashion your understanding ~
the great Truth that ihis material we'll
hriug, ihough neccnaary AZ "a foanda-
sion. can only uc tho Foundation. and
that upon ID must bo rnissa ~ suner-
structure OF "a higher liff 10 the CONE
mpnwealth is 20 stand aa n should
stand More aud more you are giving
Care and Attention 10 Edueatloni
ana education means the promotion not
oHly % Industry, but of that good citi-
renshif which rests upon thr ingiYlduai
rights and upon tie recognition 81 each
Individual that he hrH dutiaa az well AZ
riEhu@wn other words, of that good
citi1Ui-iIip which rcetH upon moral ln.
tnErity and Intellectual freedom The
man must q decent IN hia home llgn.
hiH private lift, " course, but this ls
not hy Itself enough, The man who Fails
% be honest and brave both in his ro-
hticai ffunenile ana in hia private hun
ness contributes 20 politicnl and social
saarchy. aelf.goFcrnmeut ta NOT an
easy thing Only those communities arr
~ Tor lt In which tho average indiyiduai
Of aaif-reatfaint, of wise dlainteraated.
ness combined with wise holf.intoreaf !,
where the Individual possesaos common
senBe, honesty and courage
And nov ! want % sey 2 word @ you
on special nuhlecl IN which all the
country IL Concerned, hnt Ia which
North Carolina has a special concern.
The preservation of thf forests ln
vital % the welfare of every country
offer examples Of the
Terrible Effects Of Dsiorsstation
spon ms physical geography. ana there.
fore ultimately upon Tho national we'll
being of the natioua. One % tho moat
obvious duties which our generation
owes 20 the Henefatinna that are to
come after ua a 20 preserve Nhe exist.
rs fofesis The prime dihefvncs ber
N that On cigili1ed peoples each gem
aratlQn worka not only fof ita owu
Neli-bolng but for tn we'll being Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
WANTS TO lNsTALL WIRELESS
STATION AT ROSWELL [

~ n Zimmerman, 0i Amarillo.
representing the American Do Forest
Wireless telegraph company. u at
roswell for the purpose % making a..
ranEemenis ~ install m Roswell a
station for wireless telegfAph, says
the Record llls company, he says.
has d station az Denver, - putting IN
one az Albuquerque and proposes 20
have one at Amarillo. Hls company
wants Roswell citiScns to take 81 900
worth OF stock In the enterprl8o. be-.
fore FaiiinE in a station here. Tho
propoaitiOn viii be presented 10 the
directors 0f the Commercial CLUB 10
night-~and Incidentally. u might BE-
renarked, that the scheme will b.
turned down
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
HMoND MAKES GALA
DAY or THE OCCASION,

ichmond. Va. Oct 1S.--Today will
a memorable day IN the history
hls city. New before has this
been so thoroughly aroused and
lused over any event az Il has Leen
the visit Of President Roosevelt.
arrived here for a few hours
shortly after noon. Never be-
has this city been 70 profusely
spratcd and never have the citizens
Nm greater enthusiasm than they
today over the arrival OF the chief
istrate.
he day waa generally observed as
Nay. All public and private schools
closed. a. were Edl public OF,
banks and neatly all business
Tho city presented a beautl-
ht. Nearly every house IN town
pcoraied with flags and the prin'
streets, like Main. Broad and
na well AZ many Of the cross
a were perfect bowers OF flags.
we're IN evidence everywhere.
waved from every flagpole In
hung from windows, roofs and
stretched across the streets.
|ho a'reet cars were decorated
mRe and the fronts OF hundreds
HlnfA IN the d. Ainess part were
aud taatefuliy draped with
laea and bunting.
81 ne train, bearing the presl'
WA No party. arrived, AZ 1880
ktt was greeted by the shrelklng
sfoam whistles. the clanglng
y aad the enthusiastic cnoera
80 thousands assembled Ia front
. station. Governor Montagaa,
! Mccarthy. the members OF the
ouncli aRd many city and cOunty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
JUMPED FROM WAGON
DURING RUNAWAY,

Last Tuesday, AZ Little Meadows.
near kingmAn, Mlas Bessie Carraw.
VINO was returning homo from Cold
hnad, was badly shaken np and had
ono OF her ankles spralned by humping
from hiHh Wagon seat while the
horses were running away she waa
nrousht 20 klngmnn for medical treat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
PLANS or THE SANTA ZEE
AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC
SANTA FE's SHORT LINE TO CAL.
lFoRNlA RAPIDLY eulLpiNG ~
ARIZONA.


A Prescott, Aria, dispatch saya that
she Santa Fo means 10 have 4 abort
line 10 California 10 assured n le
rapidly building from Demlng atralght
across the country 20 a polnt between
Phoenix and Prescott. out to a con,
uoctlon with the malu line at nenRAl.
aud With the cut off ln New Mexico
VIII give a shorter through line 10
California and one free OF grades.
The California portion OF the line,
from tie Phoenix.Prescogt line. h now
buildings and operates for many miles
out into a new mining section towards
me California line.
This line the new thrauRh santa
Re routc-will miss Phoenix by some
distance and VIII not pass through
there, as claimed bf the ph0oniAlann.
bat viii be over 100 miles closer than
the main line up ~ Ask Fork. nj pres.
ont.
Southern PaoifIe Main Line.
The Southern Pacific Is going 10
Phoenix With its main limo for freight.
Dui not with passenger trains. accord.
.ng 20 no less authority than Col. Epes
Randolph. it % now building from
doiumongliio. on lts Globe line. over
70 Phoenix. and the line viii be com.
plciei according 10 Col. Randolph. IN
elgnteou months Then the heavy
ireight trains viii 90 ID ph5enis ~
Nay of soiomonYille and the nov line
and back to the sOuiheFn paeliie over
The Mafsopa y Phoenix road. until
The Southern Pacific can build later
from Phoonix TO Yuma This win take
The heavy trains OIL the steep grades
on The main llnn. and viii greatly
facilitate their handling, but Col Ran
doiph aaSa u vii never make phoenix
The ore Important place between El
PaeV and Zoe Angeles. ~ has been
ataipd. iio says Tucson viii nos be
Affected Ia the least by the change auG
iarnueh passenger trains viii continue
% 30 through there. only tho heavier
freight being diverted 20 Phoenix.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

as among an shippers who use the rail.
soad1-and an shippers have A right 20
uec them. We must not leave ihr en-.
focfamfnt of auoh a Law merely 10 tha
department of iuqlicei u q 0ut % the
question foF the law department Of ti.e
government a. 90 what should ha pure
w administrative work. The depart.
mrNi ~ Justice - % stand behind and
co-Ourfate with the admir- atfatlea
body. but the administrative body itself
mus ue giVen the poser 90 Do the
WORK and then held % a strict acoonnt-
ability for the exercise " thai power.
The delays ~ the Law are proVorblal.
i,nd what W need IN this matter II
fvaaunatis Quirkness ~ arflon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04

Prof. and Mrs. Il. o. Allen and
little daughter left yesterday 10 visit
relatives ut Tupelo, Miss, and Lynn.
Vile, Tenn. Prof. Allen will be gone
month and Mrs. Allen and little
daughter throughout the summer.
Mrs. J. II. Edge and little daugh-
ter, Kettle, are Ill at their home 10
this city. The little girl was pain.
fully burned few days ago while
making molasses candy, and has
since had fever.
Mrs. T. ]. Nelson and daughters,
Misses Louise aud Leona Nelson,
the latter pupils OF villa Maria
Academy, returned 10 Houston Sun
day after visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Is. MENDOZA.
Runabout and pony for sale cheap
II taken at once. Pony perfectly
safe for lady 10 drive. A nice outfit.
Apply to NJ. f. Wallace, this office.
r. T. Boyle left yesterday for
Austin with the city bonds for the
West side school, which are ready
for registration and sale.
Jacob Perkins and family arrived
Sunday from Houston to visit Mr..
aud Mrs. J. II. Collier az their home
west Of Bryan.
George Nicol came up from Hous-
ton Sunday 10 attend the marriage
Of his sister, Miss Ella Nicol, 10 Mr..
ollie Emmel.
Miss Madeline Hanway returned
from a visit 10 Denton yesterday ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Anna
X. Banks.
Mrs Yetta Levy and Miss Selma
Morris Of Houston. after a visit 20
relatives here, left for NAvasota
Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Minor returned 20 Fort
Worth yesterday accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Augusta
Cone.
Miss Nita Pickett returned Sunday
TO Liberty Texas, after pleasant
visit to Miss Hattie Lou Hudson.
All $3.50 tan shoes and oxfords cut
To az. 70 at Hunter Il ChAthAm's this
week. Don't procrastinate. iS3
Miss Ida Lee returned 10 Corsi-
cana yesterday after a pleasant visit
10 Mrs. A. ID. McConnico.
zoe fancy half hose cut TO S5c at
Hunter aud ChathAm's this week.
You can't afford 10 wait. iS3
Mrs. J. NJ. Soles and Mrs. Minnie
Foster were visitors from wellborn
yesterday.
w. II. Davis Of Georgetown passed
through the city Sunday en- route 10
Houston.
Miss Mollie Berger left Sunday
'or Vancouver Island, British Col
imbia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04

F. r. Fielder Of Brentwood wa,
In the city sunday aud went Il
Brenham. IL is probable that he
and his family will move back tC
Bryan shortly
Mrs. a. +. Burch aud sister. Miss
Dollie Polk, left for Anderson sun.
day. They were joined here by
their brother, jim. Polk from Arson
Jones county.
DR.. /. r. Belts. Prof. and Mrs. J.
II. Allen, Ed Hall, DR.. W. II. Law
renee and G. Walker have gone to
the Methodist district conference at
Huntsville.
Ed Crenshaw has entered upon his
duties as travelling salesman for Gust
Heye a Co. OF Galveston. and was
hustling among the local grocers
yesterday.
Rev. GagnoL Of villa Maria Acad-
envy left Sunday 10 visit Denver. Salt
Lake City, Portland, Seattle and
British Columbia for a vacation trip.
Lost-A bunch OF keys yesterday
between postofiice and Hunter 4
ChathAm's store. Finder will please
return TO w. J. Walker. $50
Mrs. T. p. Ross and little daugh-
ter Of GrOveton left yesterday for
Fort Worth after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. a. Gowen.
Misses Marie Adams and Irene
Keeling left yesterday to visit In
Taylor and attend the fair In pro.
gress at that place.
w. A. Withers and son, Master
Warren Tilley, left yesterday for
Lampasas 20 join Mrs withers in a
visit 10 relatives.
o. z. Buchanan returned TO Beau
mont yesterday after spending
couple of days In the city with his
family.
Mrs. NJ. f. Humphrey Of Amaril-
10, Texas, is visiting Nc and Mrs.
j. W. Cone.
Aubrey Rhodes of Houston arrived
Sunday 10 visit Mrs A. NJ. Rhodes
and family.
Rev. collars lectures at the opera
house tonight. Don't fail 10 hear
him.
VIII CollArd has joined his wife In
a visit to relatives at Rogers Prairie.
JEFF p. Royder OF wellborn was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. X. Riordan returned to
Houston yesterday.
c. NJ. Spell went to Navasota yes
terday.
Miss Lola Belts lie visiting at MILL
can.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
RIGHT TINE TO CURE cArARpn.
E. J. Jenkins Guarantees hyOmei VIII
Cure II Used Now.

The early su IN IN Q r when the
weather becomes warm aud settled,
Is the best time Of the whole year TO
treat catarrhal troubles with the ex.
pectation Of complete and lasting
relief.
Everyone who has catarrh OF the
head and throat should know how
foolish II is 10 try aud cure IL by
drugging the stomach.
Until recently your physician
would have said that the only way
10 cure catarrh would be by a change
Of climate, but now with Hyomei
you can carry health-giving cli-
mate In your purse or vest pocket,
aud by breathing IL a few minutes
four times a day soon cure yourself.
Everyone who has catarrh, or
even a tendency 10 catarrh, should
use HyOmei now, for the benefit will
be gained twice as quickly and the
disease thoroughly eradicated from
the system.
The complete HyOmei outfit costs
but one dollar, and includes neat
pocket inhaler, medicine dropper.
and sufficient Hyomei for several
weeks' treatment. The inhaler lasts
a lifetime, and II more Hyomei Is
needed, extra bottles can be OBJ
tanned for so cents.
Ia Bryan there are scores Of we'll
known people who have been cured
Of catarrh by Hyomsh II IL does
not cure you, +. J Jenkins will re-
turn your mone Y. This is the
strongest evidence he can offer as 10
his faith In the remedy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

T. r. Bate Jr. went TO Mexia yes
terday.
+. A. Adams went to Hearne yes.
terdAy.
FIJI. selden arrived Sunday from
Austin.
JIG. Minkert went to Edge yes
terdAy.
r. NJ. Wilson visited Calvert yes
terdAy.
Miss Alliue Rohde is visiting In
Franklin.
& l.. +. Gaguon left for la Porte
yesterday.
John Gregg Of Pitts Bridge was in
town yesterday.
c. T. Skains Of Houston was in
the city Sunday.
Capt T. b. Mcqueen returned to
Marlin yesterday.
c. w. Covington Of Tabor was in
the city yesterday.
l.. A. Plasek has returned from
Iowa Park, Texas.
Henry Kurten Of Kurten was In
the city Yesterday.
Ring 227 for first class shoe repair
ing. Frank Todaro. n
Mrs. Malcolm Carnes il visiting
relatives In Rockdale.
w. G. Colson and little son Of lola
were In the city yesterday.
A good many Brysnites will attend
the Cedar Greek picnic today.
Prof. Il. l.. Bennett Of College
returned from Dallas Sunday.
This is lecture night. Hear Rev.
collars at the opera house tonight.
Bis cut on underwear at Hunter
~ Chatham's this week. Don't wait.
y 1888
Mrs. w. 5. Howell and Miss Fan.
ME Fountain lett yesterday TO visit
IN Marlin.
DR.. Paul NJ. Raysor spent Sunday
In ChAppell Hill with his family and
other relatives.
All $500 oxfords cut 10 $3.50 at
Hunter 4 Chatham's this week.
Don't hesitate. is3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
T. r. BATE J. L. FOUNTAIN
Att'y At Law. Mgr. Real Estate Dept
7. R. BATE & co.
Law, REAL ESTATE, AND INSURANCE
WE OFFER ron SALE

TIRE, brick buildings on Main street
Three family residences one hl,ok north OF
courthouse square from $50 20 $3.50.
Beautiful building lots frontlng graded school
Lots IN Caviits addition for sale cheap.
Joe r. Reed residence an elegant home and
suitable for private boarding house and convent
ent 70 Main street
" B. Hudson two story residence. a good
comfortable home and all modern convenlences
ana near graded school,
Jno. Keistler place. prics $3.50.
Lots and houses OF all kinds and descriptions
IN any part OF town 10 rent ard for sale. Most
OF this property can be bought on time oy pay
ina one thrd cash.
Lots Improved for parties desiring " 70 do 90.
VIII sell, rent and exchange property IN. most
any part Of the state.
We have a number OF good upland and creek
bottom farms that ue offer a, bargains.
We also have Brazos bottom lands for sale In
any sized tracts desired improved and unim-
proved, the richest land In the world.
We have hos aud cattle ranches for sale Ia
Brazos and Bnrles0n counties aad large cattle
ranches IN Western Texas and Merico
Loans negotiated
We have property listed with us for saleisaud
exchange 10 most every part OF Texas b0thtcity
and country properly.
We buy realestate a. well a. sell H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
]. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OFFICE IN TALIAFERRo BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
PHONE No. 81.
Have 10 once the only set OF Abstract Books OF
BIa1os County Land ritlea
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Five room residence with about
two acres Of land. located near school
house. Price slS0O.0O.
Ten room residence and 30 acres
OF land In city limits. Tenant house,
barn, etc. Price, sS0OO.OO. Terms
easy.
The n. b. Cole block In Halls
addition. Price s75O0O.
One quarter Of a block In eastern
part Of town, price 1926
2i2 acres Of land on east side Of
town, known as the Caldwell pasture.
Will sell in tracts 10 SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
3 lots In good neighborhood, with
fine sh Ads trees. Price $500. Terms
easy.
slots near Allen Academy. Price
sS25.O0
SO acres Of land, with good small
residence, bored we'll, and all nee
cessary improvements, located In
side OF city limits. Price $4,000
terms reasonable. This 10 n bargain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
WANTED.

Two young Bohemian ladies TO
wait on table and make themselves
generally useful; also one boy who
knows how TO milk and wash dishes.
Answer at once beautiful summer
home). Wages si5 per month, board
and room.
Address Mrs. J. G.. Reeve, Windsor
Hotel, Sabine, Jefferson county,
Texas. Isl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
DLLEY A FREE NAN.
Is Imprisoned Fourteen Years In
a Colombia BastiIe.
ISTAKEN FOR A SPY.
Aged Mother and n Lady Whom
he Has Long Been Engaged 20
Eagerly Await the Return
Of Loved One.

New York. July AFTER spending
nrteen years in prison in Colombia.
'ank Holley. formerly OF New York.
on his way back 10 this country.
An aged mother. and a woman to
Dom he was engaged are awaiting his
rival. They believed Holley TO be
iad for fourteen years until they re-
hved n letter from him some months
20.
Holley was employed by thu Engle-
IN Drill company of New York. He
as an expert driller and received q
rye salary. HIS wifs had diaa q. WEAR