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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-29
TAET AND WALLACE CONFER
ON WaLlkCE'S RESIGNATION.
Statement From High OFFICIALS On
Panama Matter. Promised
Jo-UaN-

ranh-rtsa I.s-3 = -Frss'!r-f F.r-o-aN..I
E-s >~-r=-a-v ~ wsr TAR v"-. .u con
:.rcal. a; tr- rss'Erara - B'sr1r Low
rarS- Tor at-o-' a. r~g- cary rp-HfEH-
r-- Gis-Jes.d T. = -a-i Er-a;.5r - TN.sf T..
E.-ee- N4Earr % The Panama 'aa-i ''n-a-
mission.
= 49, Fs-:"f 20 rrsEr rn @--ol-rr-
--r-r -rSg-..-s f-- RS =. attn tg' Sc
ra.aEy TAI s'--- ~. s1------rr sad
IRE s-r-rTsry Es-ls--l O. Ssv sa4s a
-sa~ NzA ss--- ak .rEa-5--E the "allkr-
.-z'- or % .-y" arE ~ Ne ta-a.4. 4; sl.
discussion W.-h NJ. Hs'lgrs a-i Th-Cl1.-.. :.
>arrG.. chairman %: tE- I-thrn.aa Canal
<. -.-s ..s.u-.
S.~r->a-g Tar .Tff z s-a- - Washing
tor az eC.-t 80 f-1'sai cNy-css a. =.
|. II
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May DEFER TO LORD CURz0N.
EriIish Government Considers
Manifestations uf H-sVnt Order.

I..ncyn. Jur. cs.-ird;In Secretary
E-ocsr'rE Informed ;h. Iiogs- -: com
ranr-< today 'nst rhs ''Oyern'u"n; wac
considering o'.ia.at!OHs pr"ics-,I by Lar!
,'rrry.,. q: k.dl"sjun. NiC-TVy Is. Ir,iIa. "a
conn. c-.vr with III" recent army -r:"-s
Tr.- S...r-lsTs reiterated his denial tina.
Lord 'urypu rlJ resigned. t,It declined
=. r.u.- 10 a question ..S To- whether his
r.l.niI0n -: the vlc-rcyai'y depended on
IL. sr.'.TiJnc- ~ -he modification b. r.sd
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t<IuN> t.ei<,. gNun Bs~ERAiI-
American F-s~enftou cf abor q" Or
Eaass~ Teams

rsrro-'. Hs-h- Jz-s S.-A1 sttrs--' -
t-ics rasEc 81 ors@ - 81 .a;s-- s's"-ai
ssaicn - baseball slzyr~s affiliated r.;a
rhe amcri-sn F'cy3~-Sgisss &C i.stuS- a.
cc-ttrs 20 ists.-, r>ev;ve-+ TO-DAY - men
t.rS % the bEIrcl: s-.s-tca. iHas-s
baseball tess
n. t-sts-S ar siE-~F - ti-r---- sp-
~-gl.zs ss--srts.~ - rE> .-1I-lE te1-
e-atlNn -sF l4af-TF. A-s 80 . e IL
tsrs-S. ga; IL. prr.I<es. =-=7Jsa-sc1 shs =
D. hroaa "a sAs l-:~ru-tfs.ss ss-s~rtA
sssg, q f'r,ss~sS.a-rl Rss~sssG Fi.ysr- %
ArA.:s> and tha. u Nisi .-SiGl.- n lts
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Non: Golden Gate seeoed: Grandma jefferson.
third Time. .:IiS.
Second race. four and cne-ha's .arionss-S'.
colulnb won: 0ussn.s X. seccac. May Tho.a..
shtId. Time. go.
Third race. Seef R.os Handicar. r-ile and
so-innS-Isnisra Sor. fr~~eias. s.-oI4. To
Sy,cn rsacnire ;h. stable
Fourth race. eiai f1r.ong> Dolly Gray. ~5.l.
Ma.c.T1'o. second. E-.sh.c. th.c. Tine. IA.
F;fn race ere eIr.ons.-N.ss HSs,ls- -rnr:
Miss Birecal. secp35. Bs.lsy. -h.-4 T.n-. Ini.
S,N'n race. f.e ';sriu ungs-h-:g.; Piszs Won.
sa1.. EGrcr, rsccES: z q. Pun's 'hird- Tine.
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sCHwARx GOES EAST.


S000G Swimmer 60 Trails Ter AQoasie
Events.
Msrguart Schwasz. the young swimmer
o: the Missouri Athletic Club. will repre-
scn; 'hs; Institution In the a. A. l.
National Swimming Championships a;
T-ase:s' Island New Yo:E. IN September.
departed yesrertay fer training quarters
"a Gr,eEbr:e-. W Va
Schssrx gees ~ ihe Eastern r.zor. 70
se' In pre.a.ation 70: the aquatic events
IA which he Will c-nres.. H. will GO 10
Nc- I":s about Two wseks before 'he
contests. and finish MS training under the
n!rsc'ion o. i!-c Merery. ,ai.Miay d.
rector Of the -. a g.
The local sIImn.-r a. hoECh oaiy I;
. ear: old. las cc'c.Ie: al comes he
t-c'n the Allegheny and Rocky noun
'ai;.s. and also several Of the Cr<cx East
..n :g.G
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GEORGE ". KELLER IS DEAD.
Wealthy Joplin Citizen Dies at
Stra>Sbury. Grrmany.

HEr'G rrI,- Sr!g-sr.
Joplin. Nc. June :. s..-,;.orr- " Keller
one 90 Jorlin's w'alrhiss, c!.iz"rs. died
this morning IN S:rassburc Germany.
where T." had rC:ss 70 v!si: 4 brother.
IN. body viii - brought 20 Joplin.
k"!..r "a. baker IN the Union Army at
Chattanooga during ;lse civil Mar.
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woo. iND.. BANK CLOSES.
National institution in the Hands
of Examiner.

TERI. Haut.. in,!-. jan. S-Th. Wig"
County National Bank. "r which there
has h..n a run fOr the last tN" dIvs.
t!,ssd lIs doors this morning
= National hank Examiner is ;us'S;:-
eating
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STORM DAMAGES YOUNG CROPS
Several Bridges Washed nut b.
Elnnsi ~ .Nrkai.lphia.
E-T- uLL-sTGg-,T.

~ =. ".
A-sads'pssa. hTs- jan. S--TSEr" ~-s
rsayr fzU - -si1 lzssr. 20 Twelve
h~--s today. tls-= great GauaEe % t-Sgs
as1 tanF
81 r-a-rr - ~ iE~~ N"E-Iz.- IS u.s.
$500 srE sr.HEu- - n4EEr--s
TFve-s znc creeks srE .~~s N:-s rssr-T,.-
i-srrs ysrrS r-uyr FgzrgsZ ate IL I<s.
cv--fgs SSy--sl britS-S vc-s &-.hs.
OK
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'ha-: Moan ssS nocia~i ycs'....a5 ?, Man
iE:..EaD,.s 4 ia- American Ass5ci1s si1n The
.iii.F ".Hrer ~ o.. T.-s'rIs: IT. I.p;.i! alton
III ssla-v. .r1:a. Iu.s.sS. S"lSn - expected
- IlaE- - .>s4i- tU-'.aN- rs fT.sI - sE:!
~. ~. MS.an .i.sss,: ..s,e, .S.; Fi.Iss-
J'.-ss 81 rts u El.s. Srs. I-S..;,.. ...-
ar the a:n.=ican i<sxl. hal no; if-l h,rn !,
Terms r'rh BarEoTs club. = !-rs- 81
W. Ss.H MAJ ~-~ s.: :" hIEG"Ms Ia, ,, s-1!.s
w"iT-- Cain to a.. old -h"',.top of "a. --ra-
nrsf- ~ f.aT-"Ds 81. a. =. ,Sr 'l.s-!rc ~ ;r-
:.sr = ;h- s.s-"n ".tii 'h- lni.anA cub.
'i-"-. In Il" d.. ~ n.-r - a brown -
. fp5F me Eri.'.; "a j tn.; "i'rN- "ri'
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ui! t-Girs - :is,c. Moran I-ssaoly viii :.
I" i2-..rags4.s. ~. = Nil 'p.a ~ ;s- 49,
i ua- roI=, lux 90 Ia = -'sylo- - -. -so
:. i~ ia, -. f..- ,Nr;.s,. tn- -. ,-snr,
..s;.. u-' -a"n .nr ~ sxilitv a,.I -u---'
whlct mean; q raa l.s.o- sayuiJ rave Nh
~ = F.:r
y b" ~" si@'-' 'a "oF- At i't:.h"T.. sn- i.-o-
n'I .a'lor '.S. an s.r,i.. IN "a '~o games
'..ras-~ NJ. -! ~ :. - ,.,. ,.c
4.r4-r- cIl.~r tirnysIvR 9"T.i r-,-'.lsa. 49,.
ns~ G:anas-r e IA. Atlanta syg;h.Tn i-s.ar
'-.u. M;i'""i SIC, 'n- c.'riirssif "u' .,;hOa,
.~a ia 'He .ar'- p" P.'c n.T- r~.s.iN
>S~F--s' - rr- r..a,"-s IN 'h. E.n. vsst.-a.v
- s:.s--' r.ss.a-E 80 'sr-,-.-E'.. -
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'ir~- s>l-- at /. a.uutrr,; s;g-T Era.:s 'u-a "a
...aa"n 60 hrS .-v.-s- VU ;rvf=E - '..r; Via
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membership all the professional hall play
ers IN the United States and Canada
a membership application accompanied
each letter. The letters say that the Amer.
lean Federation Of Labor Is to ray the sx-
pense OF o:gani4inG the rev UNION.
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F;-ssU'r. Pa J.n. .i-Thc es.,nrhii-
chsr1"ioasEir -.ces 3. Hrg.ot's is.sn1 Nee
s-art.. today Gr.=F -. ties, cdnci.i1irs q. ~
weather 'Isz- sni a;r-r zsrcs- E-r iE- rs-!;s
i-f- f:lss p.,,.r Min. ~ ~ q. -.~ H. a..t 'f
'-- 'r-rnfiS motor rrAGuc.iorsi:. .-e--!..--
81 n 'ris h-as Ee-i h!r-- mae .ae q. t4nc.
- t-is Is. ~. r ss'd t. ts the --.J-a III
r.F--I.- ri-lS-. c-f-s-frS Iasy-ci.s. .ry Ne. 4.
4u.E-"T o. -.i.- r>..5i a. -hc -l,sa
N "a. ma Bs--s-E i'.tse.1 s1- -.is~- SJa-t..
'"- AHA .DD.sG 1. r.rs-s s.,. +Fsr : ser =
a brpEe GsEa a';rr rh- H-s; c-s.;-r ar!
sg:fs.c r-iErs[ IN 80. IS
IN 80 t"E--liI- free -.a--.I Win r!.a.li sn.
'.irfTpi-r ct:rn"ti1 1G :Gs Sor-.,.r - iCr f.iir
an; is.' fT.i-S. when one or hi. Tee. tire,
rls-; 'aes rsics ,a.n too ~. lead s.i MAD.
tH- -sa mile. ~ -sa minutes la.
TONNE r.dr-4c. * Ser AM C't.s -oie, are
.sgse. rsEs
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Notes Of the Game.

;rSEas -sI Jun. e Teas L.as.-
- t,"1; o--n-Dailas :. Eg-r nC-,n
A. nEgr--- .r.pl. : Hacs :
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
THIS COUNTRY IS BETTfR.

We took trip through Oklahoma
and found a very uice country, but
not so .pice as old Barton county. Ii
has not got as large and as, good a
crop OF wheat aS.our county. 1t has
not the farm houses and improve,
ments as we have them. The far.
mer' that left our county ale not as
well off as those that stayed here.
Boys. we are all right. Stick 10 yon
homes and you will be happy.
You will ifyou try to and spend a
little Of your money that will do you
no good if you keep it in wheat, oats,
corn, cattle or hogs, altogether.
Money is made to spend and circu.
late and bring in its value in furni.
ture, carpets, curtains, stoves, hard.
ware, implements, buggies, etc.
We know you would rather sit in a
nice neat rocking chair the rest oil
your life. You can, why don'l
your
Why not allow your wife a nice
rocking chair or sofa, or Garland
steel range, or quick meal stove
Too late. They have gone from
home and you now bow y our head
low in self reproach for not needing
your daughters pleadiDgs for a little
more comforts in the home, the home
she helped to make with mother and
the boys.
She wanted for herself, for you and
her co mpany, a new couch new rug
new paper on the wall, some pictures
and some picture frames for pictures
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21

to build a bTioge across the river SO
the grain trust can have a better
clalce at the farmer. 90.
Every one wants to take a day off
on the 22nd, which is on Saturday.
The A. 0. U. W. Lodge at Heller
are going to hold their annual picnic
in the grove east OF Heller. There
will be prizes given for horse racing,
bicycle races, foot races, and all kinds
Of amusements. A game of base ball
for alarge silver cup is one OF the
most valuable prizes. The game will
be played subject to the following
rules:
Rule |. Entries. Any base ball nine
within the borders of Barton Co.
may enter and compete for the cup
and prizes BY the captain Of said bal
team making application to c. Nichols
and furnishing a list Of the players
and the names Of 8 substitute players
making twelve in all. 80
Rule 2 No professional ball player
salaried player, or one who lives out
side of the county will be allowed to
play in any of the mines competing
for these prizes, and the cup under
any circumstances. A complete list Of
the mines and their players must be
furnished and all those who are not
proven eligible under this rule will be
barred from participating in any Of
these games.
Rule 8. The umpire will be a man
from outside the county and who
thoroughly understands the game.
and his decisions will in all cases be
final and no appeals will be allowed.
The team winning the cup must
defend the same ar the next annual
A. O. u. W. picnic which will be
held in 1906, said game to be govern.
ed by the same rules. If the same
team shall again be declared the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
D6T7z=

b. .. - 80 e. Fss.F 3
e. P Gage la quite severe sick
speiIlast Saturday,.
RI. Miss Beatrice Graves willteach the
Shoe Fly school The coming winter
MIS- Cleveland Underwood called
on Mrs, /. If Hall rne afternoon last
week. p '3.. l....=. r, e, ri. ... :.
H., H. Boyle's have moved from
The Corcorau place. to the fam form
erly occupied BY Frahk Quinn. e.
Mr.. Graves are entertaining
young lady and gentleman from the
eastern part Of the state. =. J.. g.. d;
Charley and Fred Hall entertained
about twenty FIVE young people with
an ice cream supper Saturday night.
VIM. Gilman called at +. NJ Hall:
Sunday evening.
P. H. Cory has bought threshine
machine and engine and will do hi;
own threshing besides making the en-
CINE do bis blowing.
George Underhill came very neal
having a serious accident while cross
ing the bridge near Emdale with Z
four horse load, two of the horses 60
ing of the side Of the bridge which
was damaged by the high water ant
is badly in need Of repair. Men Cal
not be had nov to work the roads, FOL
love or money.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21

she has. Size wanted some new
dishes, not expensive ones but nice
ones, sop'~ aT.rice as Others. have
but YOU k,pt putting her Of until
next yes md nov SHE is gone and
you say Nbat fool have. been.
Why didn't | FIX up my home while
the children wee with us. Why,
would Willingly give three times the
cost OF the goods to have my children
say they had good time when al
hoIne aad father and mother did all
they could TO please them. They
spent freely in. making the old home
nice in paper and pictures. Got us
the White and Eldridge sewing
machines. The Ocean Wave
washer, Moon or Velie buggy.
My folks never skimped themselves
on the fam for in Elements. If they
wanted drii they got it, they got
the Thomas or Columbia disc. drills.
They soI them because they. were
first class. As good as any made.
Yet cheaper because they don't be-
long 70 the drill trust.
Then my father was a man that
wanted the best goods for the money.
He wanted them warranted so he
would 60 to the E r. Moses Mer.
Co. for a warranted hatchet, saw,
knife, plane, scissors, razor, clothes
wringer, etc.
You will have to number youf
bousein Great Bend, Kas., we have
the three inch letters that will not
rust OF tarnish at low prices. See
E. R MosEs MERCANTILE Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
HElGaB0RR0OO NEWS
Liberty TOWNSHIP.

Lewis Damn is cutting his millet.
DR.. Morrison was up west Tuesday
morning with his automobile.
Harve Ewing and.-: father were in
the Co. seat Monday. %
Emmett Cory has been up from
Macksville visiting for few days.
e Attend the A. o. U. W. picnic at
Heller on Saturday the -. and have
the best time you ever had in your
life. e.:
Herman J. Remert, is moving on to
] the farm be. bought some time ago.
Leo P Kern started to thresh his
wheat Wednesday morning.
WI McGreevey, one of Ct. Bends
retired farmers, is out il this neigh
borhood. 80
We hear about that wheat that IS
making % bushels to the acre; would
rather see the ground measured.
Theo. Otto started to thresh We'd
nesday.
The champion base ball game Of
the season will be played on the %
at the A. o. U. W picnic at Heller.
Harris Scherer's is building a
cistern for James Ewing.
Andrew Seibert is threshing his
bound grain.
The mill and elevator men of
Great Bend are giving the farmers
around Dundee the high ball on the
wheat market, there has only been
from 5 to 7 cents difference between
here and Pawnee Rock. But then
what is the difference, the farmers are
falling over themselves TO vote bonds
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
d. 81. '.s So
SEWARD.

The new. telephone line from ST..
John will be completed soon, and
then We Will. be able 10 ask the
Treasurer whats the amount of our
taxes. .s ~ 81 81,
J. William Miller, our popular in
Structer in vocal music, has been on
an extended visit to "Ole Virginy, y
but thinks "Ole Kansas" the best yet.
AL Johnston had to quit work last
week and take his hired hand to
Great Bend, because he was sick and
threatened with typhoid fever.
Pearl Gill is still harvesting.
Frank Hersch just finished harvest
last week.
Charley Hahn says he is just going
10 thresh his own wheat. and for his
father and brothers and then 20 to
blowing for another crop.
U. A. Cove is doing the fancy
carpenter work on Pat Keenan's new
house, and doing it well you bet.
Lee Campbell just begun to find
out the troubles Of the threSherman.
Otto Werner, of south Seward, has
been building a fine large addition to
bis farm residence, which greatly i'm.
prove tie appearance Of his place.
Nels Pinkston has threshed out one
Of the pieces Of wheat that was struck
BY hail and it made over IL bushels
per acre.
The Schmalian Bros. had a bad
break down with their threshing out
fit last week. but are now at work
again and doing we'll
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
DRESS GOODS

"A in. black Nub wolfe, which sold regular
at $l50. July Clearance Sale price per I'd, CSC
"A in chiffon finish voiles in black, brown,
blue and grey, which sold regular at SIPS,
July Clearance Sale price per pd ........... CSC
81 in. Etemines and French GRANTEES, in
black. tan and grey, which sold regularly at
SL5O. July Clearance Sale price, yd. CSC
Crayenetts and shower proof goods in tan,
gray and black mixtures, Just the thing for
summer and fall jackets. which are good
values at from 60 and 75c July Clearance
Sale price per yd ...-.,.. ............ ACC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
Notice.

An ordinance is in effect to number
your house. We have the 3-inch
Aluminium Numbers that will never
rust or tarnish. They are cheap. See
US. E. r. Moss NERO. Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
EXQUISITE STYLES IN WAISTS.

In our waist section, which is one of the
most complete departments of it's kind in
western Kansas, is to be found the most ex-
quislte white sheer materials, and of the
cream OF styles. rangingi in price from
SOC to $500
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21

Notice the real estate adolf Lenuen
& Wagner, Of Ness City,in this paper.
They are reliable people.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21

WASH GOODS
Our5 and &c Lawn in all the neat dots
and stripes, July Clearance Sale price. BIC
All of our French organdies and lawns
which sold regular at l2Ec and l5c, July
Clearance Sale price per yd......... ....... l0c
Victoria Taffetas and Suitings which
formerly sold at rs and 29c, July Clearance
Sale price .l9c
1000 yds of lawn and batiste in nice large
floral designs, which has been the craze in
wash goods kingdom this season, for the July
Clearance Sale price per I'd .... .... &c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
SILKS

$3.50 So in. fancy shirt waist silks in blue
and white mixtures, July Clearance Sale price
per yd .:..,.....,......... . ........ CSC
s27 in. fancy Japanese wash silk, which sold
regular at SOC, July Clearance Sale price, ACC
q in: silk mulis in white, pink, blue, navy
and green, which sells elsewhereat 80 and
45c, July Clearance Sale price per yd...., 29c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
LINEN SPECIALS. !.

Full p in. nercerised table damask,regular
79c quality, July Clearance Sale price per.
"a in. full bleached table damask, regular
Csc quality, July Clearance Sale price. 49,: l9c
81 in. Turkey Red,sold elsewhere for Is and
29c, July Clearance Sale price peryd.....-l7kc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
TEN DOZEN WAISTS.

Ten dozen waists in nice white Persian
lawn, of the best styles, with lace insertion
and embroidered fronts and cuffs, which are
good values at from $500 to $500, July
Clearance Sale ........... ..... STAG.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21

Miss Addie Pressl has returned
from visit Of several days at Salina.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
Sample Shoes

winnet then the cup becomes their
absolute property, .; .,I:l: {. 3. =: /:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
LADIES DEPARTMENT
WASH SKIRTS

WASH SKIRTS III
White duck and crash wash skirts with one
and two rows of insertion and braid to
match, July Clearance Sale price ..... a.. CSC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
WASH SUITS.

$3.50 wash crash suits in blue and tan
mixtures, July Clearance Sale price. $3.49
$4.09 wash suits.................. .... $2.9S
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
NOTIONS

BIZ Ri. - .....@ NOTIONS
Pearl buttons, 3 dozen for ... e. .......a,5c
Sc dress pins, 8 papers for...............s..lO
+. 25c side and back combs....... ..~..a, .l9c
25c hose supporters .l9c
Csc silk mittsin white and black &c
SOC silk gloves in white and black. ...,. 45c
One lot Ladies gauze yests~...~........~4c.
Ladies silk vests in white blue and pink,
which are good values at 60 and 75c, July
Clearance Sale price,, ........49c.
Fans Of all descriptions at July Clearance
Sale prices.
CORSETS -
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21

One lot Of Royal Worcester corsets which
sell the world over for $l.00, July Clearance.
Sale price ....,........~S9
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-21
TOWELS AND TOWELING
VAL LACES LESS THAN HALF

BATH TOWELS AT ABOUT X OFF
Our entire line of fine bleached Turkish
bath towels in extra large sizes which are
good values at from so to 75c at the July
Clearance Sale your choice. ............. $50
Everett dress gnghams which sell all over
the country at s and l0c per I'd, July Clear
ance Sale price per SC
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-29
HAS RETURNED TO BRYAN.

After years absence az Calves
ton Mr.. Alonzo Carter has returned
TO Bryan aud purchased from {. j.
Gorzycki, the studio Of which for
merly he was proprietor. Mr.. Car
ter went away with the idea Of ac-
quiring a mo.e perfect knowledge Of
his profession. aud has spent the
year profitably with Morris Of Gal
weston, one OF the foremost photog.
raphers Of the state. He has re-
turned 10 Bryan 20 make his home
permanently, aud will at once begin
entirely refltting and refurnishing
his studio out aud out, putting In
new aud up 10 date equipment. He
will also carry In stock photogra-
pliers and kodak supplies, mould
ings, frames, etc. aud guarantees as
good work as can be secured in the
state. Mr.. Carter's many friends
will be glad 10 welcome him 10
Bryan again. Mr.. Gorzycki goes to
Calvert to engage in the business,
aud the people Of that city will find
him 20 be well posted aud well
equipped for his work
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-29

The Galveston News Of Sunday
contained among other children
pictures, Of which IL makes feature,
one Of little Mary Louise, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ;. Ford Of Bryan.
Sweet Potstoes. Howell Bros. 8
Rev. J. W. stephen of Franklin
was In the city yesterday en- route
home after filling his appointment
at Providence. He reports jim
Boxley just up after an illness.
Master Richard Pickett, son Of
Mrs. Dave Holland Of Reliance, died
yesterday morning at II o'clock and
will be buried at Reliance church
today at 10 a. IN.
Albert Hanneman and family ar
rived from New Braunfels sunday
on a visit. Mr.. HannemAn returned
yesterday, leaving his family for a
longer visit.
Don't worry shout your washing
but phone us for prices on family
washing and rough dried work.
Bryan Steam Laundry, Phone III. >
Mrs. G.. f. Maniard left Sunday
for Shepherd, Texas, after a visit T."
relatives, accompanied by Mrs. VI
T.. Maniard Of Tabor.
MRS.. II. Mawhinney, Miss Clara
Mawhinney and Miss Lola Betts re-
turned from a visit In Houston yes
terday.
Lost-Shepherd tan pup,white ring
around his neck. Reward for return
TO Frank Clarke, Bryan, Tex. 227wl7
Miss wesa Weddington returned
yesterday after a pleasant visit 10
relatives in Washington. ID. G.
Miss Mabel Zuber returned from
Austin yesterday.
Horace Scale was here from Mum
ford yesterday.
Sidney Rhodes left for Madison
willie yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-29
CURE FOR HAY FEVER.
E. ]. jenkins Says HyOmei VIII Give
Relief-Sold Under Guarantee.

The season for hay fever is almost
At hand, and many people feel that
they will be obliged TO 90 away in
order 10 avoid the sneezing, watery
eyes, and other annoying symptoms
Of this disngreeable summer disease.
+. J. Jenkins wishes 10 announce
that when Hyomei is used as a pre-
ventive, or y cure, there will be no
hay fever. He advises daily treat
meut with Hyomei for two or three
weeks before the usual time for the
annual appearance 81 hay fever. II
this Is done. the attack will be pre-
vented. However. II the preventive
treatment is not started soon enough
aud the disease makes its appear
auce, use Hyomei six or seven times
daily, and relief will be given at
once.
There is no stomach dosing when
Hyomei is used BroAthed through
the neat pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit, its indicated AR
reaches the minutest air cells, kill
Ing all germs and soothing aud heal.
ing the irritated mucous membrane.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but 81, extra bottles 90 cents. IL is
the only treatment for hay fever
sold by +. j. Jenkins under a guar
antee TO refund the money II IL does
not give satisfaction.