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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
DEATH PENALTY
When the Verdict Was Read Cheers
Went VI In Courtroom.

Georgetown Tex. July 2i.-The jury
IN the case OF Thomas Young. alias
Jack Wade alias Jack HALEY charged
with the murder and criminal assault
Of Alma Reese. an orphan GIRL near
Florence last May. brought o verdict OF
guilty ana 1ssesFei his punishment at
death. Tom Young lived Boo Travis
county near Austin and came here from
Iell county 10 was chorgod That he
heat Alma Reese t0 death with % hoe.
whip and trace chain. When the yer-
diet was rendered the courtroom wrs
packed and cheer went up. but was
stopped by officers
The trial was the most sensational
ever held In williamson county. Whom
HIS sisters wept De- told them to cult
crying. as he was game and would
never lose his nerve. He smiled when
the verdict OF death was read by Dis
trict Clerk Keller.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
GERM DISEASES OF SUMNER.
No Que Need Fear Sickness Il Mi.o.na is
Used.

Itis the person with a weak stom-
ach who first falls victim 20 the
germ diseases OF summer
People with strong stomachs aud
natural digestion are ordinarily not
subject to bowel trouble. dlarrloca.
and other germ diseases that arc so
common ana dangerous iu the SUM
mer months.
a Mi-o-ua tablet taken blIore each
meal will give such health aud
strength d" the weakest stomach
that lhe whole system Will become
strong and we'll. and so clean and
sweet that there will ba uD chance
Tor disease germs tn become active.
Mi-O-ua acts directly upon the whole
digestive system. soothing aud heal
ing the iuhamed stomach lining,
strengthening the nerves OF the
solar-pleXus, and building up good
flesh, firm muscle aud perfect
health,
A great many people imagine that
their headaches. dizziness. heart
burn, cor general dependency aud
weakness is "a sign OF fatal illness.
when the whole trouble is Che direct
result OF % weak stomach and iu-
perfect digestion. a 90 cent box of
Mi-u-ua tablets will show hy the
great gain in health that thr sfom-
ach Is che cause 0i tlo poor health,
and that Ml o-na is the only remedy
flint will drive out 8ii weakness,
debility ard disease.
M-o-na is $50 uoafly .ulalliblo Boo
curing Che diseases resulting from
weakened stomach, excepting cane
Ger 0I the stomach chat o.. j J,u-
kius guarantees 90 refund themouey
should thr remedy not give perfect
sHtIslHctilu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

The Houston Chronicle Realty
and Building Company IL the style
Ola new corporation just formed at
Houston, Texas, composed of
stockholders ofthe Houston Chron-
icle Publishing Company. The
new company has purchased
ground on the main street of the
city for the purpose of erecting a
building in the next few years to
be used by the Houston Chronicle.
The Chronicle has had phenome-
nal success. Established less than
four years ago, il has a circulation
Of little less than 10000 copies
daily.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
THE FARMERS CONGRESS-.
Great Opportunity Afforded the People
OF Bryan and Brazos County.

OF Bryan and Bfaios County
With free transportation ON Ii,
railroads. the best propram and
Il,.h.., ....... ,.., ..o.,-l 49,.
"PP'o'''''Ns N'e'i"s W. '''' W W
ers Congress VIII Ds Tue most
largely attended and notable in the
history of The organization. and
will ,f,rd,bs p.,,Ie of gr,., and
.,
'0N''y ''' 'O' '"'''"s ''' 's'''"'-
tural Interests oil The county boy
getting in touch not only with The
brightest and mos, proer.-sive
,us,sof,be -t.,. b,t,i,sr.,5.
i,, ,,., f.,r, tb. rb,r. .,n,r
ps.;5o.,his p,s,,s .,r,,, ,ilj
,..r.. ,,,,,.r,,s .,titt. ~ ...,.
.,I,rr,l nv,J,,,stb,,vyr ..,,,f.b
an. ,,r, ,s,rl. b.. 70. r.-i.,r
c,mple,ere.. and General o,caI.
ls,cs To hack up mi. crs5irbls
evbibit and In order q, MAX. tina
hes, ir,rs..,,, %, rro.as,;g. ONO
ssob.rs who viu attend ,bs .,,.
gross the neopIs of This Gin. and
and county should attend tb.l,iIv
so..ions ~ ho C,,grs.s riroie
w;,b ~. vi-itor. and ,su Them
.b,r, o,r cbaa, land. and i,yit.
inc onror,upities FIR Investment
onr gr,vipo town and Great oluca.
t;onsI iptsrssts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

that the ultang iIso Hld been lu dan-
ger di1 not become generally known
until night when 90 aroused wIra-
frrc7d excitement. N was the nHt
bomb exploded OF this character chat
ever occurred at Cons,antInople. The
majority of those killed or Injured were
soldiers who were lining The road no1r
the mosque. Authorities urc greatly
disturbed and unable Co explain how
the would-hc reglclde passed through
the Gordon ~ troops which always bars
the road leading to the mosque as soon
as the rultan leaves the palace.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
COCIAL
~ and Club Matters

The Anti-Cigarette League was
entertained most royalty Friday
evening at the former residence OF
MIR. and Mrs. Il. G. Nunn, kindly
rendered tor the occasion. Mr.. Sam
Hunter who Is In charge Of the
League as superintendent, overlooks
no opportunity to afford the boys
wholesome ainusements aud en-
courages them in athletics aud
social affairs. The night was
beautiful moonlit one and japanese
lanterns were hung over the lawn 10
lend a gala effect. Mr.. and Mrs.
Num-, who are always glad tO make
their guests have an enjoyable time,
had arranged two guessing games,
but the time passed 30 quickly that
the smaller children only had this
pleasure. The game was riddle
contest, and Miss Aliue Rohde was
the winner among the girls aud WAS
presented with a Japanese fan
Master Tot Newton received bon
bon dish. One hundred guests were
present. Al an appropriate hour
levely cream aud cake were served,
which brought the happy occasion
10 close. The GUESTS 900 parting
showered congratulations on the
host and hostess and good-byes wese
said at late hour
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

With seven historic meetings be-
hind it, the Farmers congress
meets again this month 20 blaze
the way Of progress for twelve
months TO come. Ia is wake
there may now be seen travelling
thousands Of individual farmers
and scores Of similar organizations
in Texas aud throughout the
South. Farm and Ranch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

With yellow fever believed TO be
in New Orleans and weather con-
ditions such a. they are this sum
mer, the Eagle once more adj.
monishes the people of Bryan 10
cut the weeds, clean up their
premises, use disinfectants freely
and put kerosene in an cisterns
and standing water TO kill the
mosquitoes. Delays are dangerous.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
WI oFFER FoR SAILS


Three brick buildings on Maln street
rhre family residences one block north \
courthouse square from $50 to eii01
Beautiful building lots fronting graded school
Lots in Caviits addition FOR sale cheap
Joe %. Reed residence an elegant home and
suitable Tor private boarding house and conveni1
cnt % Main street.
" b. Hudson two story residence. a good
comfortable homo and ail modern conVcnlenccs
ana near graded school
Jno. Kelster place. prcs S5l
Lots and houses OF ali kinds and descriptions
In any part OF town % rent ard FOR sale Most
OK this property can be- bought on time by pay
iug one On "a cash.
Lots improved torpartios desiring us 10 DO 40.
Wlli sell. rent and exchange property ln. most
any part % ne state.
We have a number OF good upland aud creek
bottom farms that W. offer at bargains.
We also have Braz0s bottom lands for sale In
any sized tracts desired, Improved and unlm-
proved, The richest land ia the world.
We have hog and cattle ranches Tor sale 10
Brazos and Buresur counties aud large cattle
ranches IN Western Texas and Mexico
Loans negotiated.
We have property listed with M FOR sale and
exchange IN most every part OF TEXAS, both city
and country property.
We buy real estate as well as sen t..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
Ion. Foot chnnn.l Enuor.A

Lake Charles. In, July g. Captain
j. i. Mcindee. government engineer
who was detailed 20 take "a survey Of
Calcasleu river and lake. states that
he has recommended the establishment
and maintenance Of a ten-foot channel
from Calcasieu Pass 10 the head Of
river navigation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

Five room residence with about
two acres of land located near school
house. Price sl,uO.O0.
Ten room residence aud 40 acres
of land iu citv limits Tenant house,
barn, etc Price. $500 0U. Terms
easy.
Tho IS o Cole block 10 Halls
addition Price 8l5JUH
ono quarter of Is block boo eastern
part of town, price 1926
2l2 acres oi land ou east side OF
town, known az thr Caldwell pasture.
WIN sell iu tracts fu SUIT purchasers
and ou easy terms.
3 lots in good noi-hborhood, with
Emo 600 ,do trees. Price $500. Terms
easy.
a lots uear Alton Academy Price
s825 uO
so acres of laui. with good small
residence. bored weii. aud AN nee
ceesary improvements, located in-
side OF clty limits Price si800.0O
terms reasonable. This is a bargain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
A MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT
OF The Agricultural Resources OF Brazos
County AZ the Farmers Congress.

OF The Agricultural Resources OF Brazos
County AZ the Farmers Congress.
The committee on Brazos county
exhibit at the Farmers Congress
held a meeting at the Carnegie Lie
brary yesterday afternoon. Pres.
ent, Webb Howell, chairman;
Mark Wilcox, f. Yeager, Robert
Buchanan, w. II. McVey J. l..
Samples, J. W. Hagins, W. Wip-
precht, j II. White, w. p Con-
nelly.
Reports from committees show
that Brazos county is going to
make valiant effort to capture
the $50 prize. The following COM
munities will have displays,
all together constituting the county
exhibit, but competing among
themselves for the community
prizes:
Minter Springs
Steep Hollow
Cottonwood
Providence
MiIlican
Harvey
Kurten
Reports come that Williamson,
Milan, Brown and other
counties are coming with big ex.
hibits, and Brazos county will
have all she can do to win. The
farmers are making strong efforts, |
md will have a fine exhibit.
o. motion, w. L. Edge, W. c. |
Davis and W. Wipprecht were app
pointed 10 act as official represent.
.tiyes of the county, TO remain
With the exhibit, and explain the
esources and advantages of The
ounty TO an visitors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

Lieutenant E. II. Tiusley, con.
nected with the surveying corps
working on the Brazos river, is in
the city with his wife and stopping
at the Cottage Hotel. In conver-
sation with the Courier editor
Lieutenant Tinsiey expressed the
belief that the navigation Of the
Brazos Is feasible and that the cost
Of the undertaking will be much
less than was estimated by him
when he made The survey some
five years ago. There Is no doubt
but what congress will be as ked 10
make a further appropriation for
this work, as our congressman are
doing everything possible TO this
end, and everybody an along the
line Of the river should show Lieu
tenant Tinsley and his corps every
courtesy in their power. The nav
igation Of the Buzos means much
to this section. Calvert Courier
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

We are prepared 20 insure any Kind OF insur-
aule property stores, stocks OF merchandise,
machinery, corporation property, warehouses,
cotton, Country property, gins etc.
We can Insure your life In the best companies
on EARN. Tor less premium than many CON-
panies charge for the same class OF property
This y important, az statistics inform u that
While Fire Insurance u a good thing, Life In
surance u more important AZ out OF i20O IRE
risks one burns, where every an who ineures
hia life dies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
omeers Save PsddIsr.

Arlington. Tex. July 22-A jowelry
peddlor was convicted ana fined 800
for using improper language to 90
woman. 90 whom hc was eudcayorlng
Co sen lewclry Tie only escaped with
his life from the anrcrcd husband be-
cause OF prompt Interference by the
officers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

Misses B.-,i. auu Robbie Scale
entertained "Wednesday evening at
the home uf their parents. Mr. aud
Mr. II. 10 Scale. af Bauclley. CONE
piImsuury to NI-- HrItu Gordon OF
Lott Misses Mary Wilcox and
Vivian and Ruby james off this cifv
were also guests .l Misses ~aale.tud
Me--r-. Claude Beli Hendricks Gone
way. Ur. Bauhuw and u. r. Lawrence
were Boz attendance from Bryan The
young people bad re- delightful even
iu-.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

Masters Douglas and Jack Howell
sous off Mr. aud Mr- Webb Webb.
entertained their MANY iittle friends
Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock The
pretty. soft, yelvety Itwu had been
made more attractive with chairs.
.eft,as aud rugs. The mother aud
grandmother of the hosts had p,on-
ned su many nice little games Tor
tho children thnt they couldn't dee
eide which they wanted 90 play first.
Plenty OF nice swings wvre also
arranged for their pleasure r..
freshiug cream aud cake were
served Nothing was left uuduno
by Mrs Howell aud bier able nssi--
taut- to make the evening one long
to he remembered by tue little
guests
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
On Nov H.

Lincoln. Neb, July 22.--senator T.. j..
Burkett has received letter from Sec
Rotary Loeb IN which e was stated it
is the presidents intention 10 call O.
special session OF congress on Nov. A..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

Miss Marie Adams win Doe az home
70 those desiring lessons in voice.
FOR further Information phone No.
~. lg6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

South McAlester. july CIV. h.
Mccain was stabbed and Instantly KILL
ed az Red oak He was cut all TO
pieces with a knife. His assailant
made good his escape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
j. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OFFICE ~ TALAFERRO BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
PHONE no 81
For SALE

Havs Do 0meo ire only eco 10 Abstract Boohs OF
Haras County Land rites.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

ON Friday afternoon Miss Irene
Board welcomed 10 the hospitabir
home Of her parents, judge aud Mrs.
a. u. Board. the Needle Workers
As The guests arrived they were sur
prised 90 tud that they We're In
Japan, for the fair hostess had
decorated the pretty rooms SO as 20
make them think they were in that
nr country. Blind iorty-two was
the game for tho afternoon. Miss
Helen DeMaret and her charming
guest. Miss Ethel Foster, of Waco.
were dressed as little laps and
passed the score cards, which We're
Japanese fans. At the conclusion Of
the games Miss Clara Mawhinuey
was awarded lrst prIze--a japanese
vase; while Miss Pauline Webb
captured the bo0by-a Japanese
IAN. Delicious peach cream and
cake were served
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

DR.. aud Nr- George 70 Tabor were
host and hostess ou sail 0u che BAY
Friday NIGHT ou board the tug
Iygeia. Those present were Mr..
Hn1 lirs, Noritz kopptrl. Mrs I'd
Randall, Miss Estelle Folks, Mrs.
w. a. Boswell ot Austin. Mr.. s. j..
Carroll and Master Fd Randall -
Galveston News
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23

The Mi.y Merry Maids were
beautifully entertained ou Wgdues-
day afternoon with Miss Lila
Adams at the hospitablc home OF her
parents. Major and Mrs. cha a,
Adams. Tho club evening is ou
Wednesday, aud the rule of the club
is that each member must bring her
sewing, aud III itls leitat bone She
Is fined five cents. Tho officers aud
members of this popular little club
are as follows; Miss Madeline Ham
way.uresideut; Miss Helen DeWaret.
vice president; Miss Margaret Zuber.
treasurer: Miss stella Johnson.
secretary; Miss Ara Ha,well, re-
porter. Misses Mary Shoiburue
Dorcas Parker. Della Lawrence.
Oua Reed. Lila Adams. Mary james.
Annie Belle Bate. Miss Ethel Foster
of Waco, honorary member.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-23
5 DAYS
MARK DOWN
SALE!

A)CSlliiilhS 1OSol VI uCSQdli
July 4th) and closing Sat-
urday, 9th, we will cut the
prices on following articles:
All $500 osfords $3.50
All 600 Shoes 4.25
All 500 Shoes 3.75
All $50 Tan Oxfords 2.75
All $50 Tan Shoes 2.75
500 mems underwear, per
garment zoe
75o knit underwear per
HAA AHf'AHN
SOC knit underwear, per
garment 400
SOC half Hose, fancy pat
terms only 3]c
Doe half Hose, fancy pat
terms only los
Mems straw Hats IS per cent
discount
Job lot straw Hats, worth Sl0O
TO $3.50; slightly soiled,
choice % cents each
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02

One day last week tine Gator of this
paper hung his coat M in the olicc
while he went out Ia loJk after some
business ut the quarry. In our cont
pocket we left our pockctbook. When
we returned the pockcibook was gone.
and the sinner who stole II has not
repentcd sufficiently to return II and
apologize. The pocketbook contained
some railroad transportation. $40
promissory note that was pnst due and
notice Of our overdraft at the bank.
but not one cent OF the current coin
Of the realm. We have no fear Of the
fellow using the transportation. be-.
cause we are too well known along
the line TO be impersonatcd by "a petit
larceny thief. II he can collect that
$40 note he IL welcome 10 1t. and II lac
will settle the Oyerdraft at the bank
In accordance with the notice we will
forgive him for stealing the pocket
book. He Is evidently an amateur at
the business or he would have known
better than TO put himself to the trou.
BILE OF stealing an editors pocketbo0k.
In our humble opinion the joke Is ON
the thief.-Marble City Il. T., Enter
prise
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02

Not infrcduently we read of an acc..
dent or calamity Of some kind In n
great city where Roman Catholic
priest appears Oh the scene aud nd
ministers comfort TO the stricken or
dying. II Is seldom that we read Of q
Protestant minister In similar circunl.
stances. A priest will be- easily recog-
nized and readily admitted to nm In
jured man. A minister ls not 81 easily
recognized. Some may wear cut Of
clothing that will confirm their claims
10 be clergymen. but others do not
Why should not Protestant ministers
who wish to improve every oppOrtu-
nifty for doing good supply themselves
with badges. which they can always
wear. though concealed. hut which they
can display when the emergency
arises. thus securing access 10 the cen.
ter OF a crowd where lies u PROSTATE
man or TO burning building where the
average man In debarredl There would
need to be nothing on the badge ex.
cept the words Clergyman. New
York. k."-church Economist.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02
Wanted: 80 Mem aud Women.

p. ID. Cottingham Il Co.. the enter
prising druggist Is advertising to-day for
iifty men and women 10 take advantage
of the special half-price offer they are
making on DIR. Howard's celebrated
specfic for the cure of constipation aud
dyspepsia. aud get fifty cent package
at half-price. 25 cente.
So positive are they Of the remarkable e
power of this specific to cure these dis
eases. M well as sick headaches and
liver troubles. that they agree To refund
the money 10 any customer whom this
medicine does not quickly relieve and
cure.
With DIR. Howard's specific at hand.
YOU can eat what YOU want and have no
fear Of III Consequences. II strengthens
the stomach. gives perfect digestion. reg
ulates the b0weis. creates an appetite.
aud makes life worth the living.
This Is AN unusual opportunity to oh;
tain 90 doses of the best medicine ever
made for half its regular price. with the
personal guarantee OF well known bus.
iness firm 20 refund che money IL it does
dot give satisfaction.
II you cannot call at Y. ID. Cottingham
Il Co., store to-day. send them % cents
by mail. and they will send You pack
gae. promptly, charges paid.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02
ABOUT RAILROAD TICKETS.
The Enormous Number Used And What
Becomes OF Them After All.

To the traveller VINO appears at o
railroad ticket office about minute
before train time and hirricdiy de-
mands ticket Ia one OF the iU ~ siD
stations along the road there seems Ia
be no special reason why the agent
should not have the particular little
slip of pasteboard he wants ready aud
waiting for him. with the price ut the
tip OF his tongue. Few people rci.iz =
how complicated Is the system 10y
which these valuable tokens are pro-
vidcd nor how almost endless IL their
number.
Take. for instance. what Is probably
the shortest though one of the busiest
railway systems In the country the
New York. New Haven and Hartford.
II IL estimated that l.5mmO tickets
are supplied each month Ia the various
agents along Its lincs-.i. .OOb.uOO tick
cts n year, in other words. All these
millions OF tickets include 2.JO dis
tinct varieties. exclusive of the simple
card tickets" used for local travel be-
tween different stations Of the road.
The number of these latter IL OF course
almost incalculable. for tickets from
every station to every other station ON
the road with which II * likely To have
any considerable amount Of traffic are
printed In large numbers. and II would
take a mathematician well vcrscd In
the law OF combinations to determine
the total quantity issued.
Foreign tickets"-that Is. tickets en-
titling the holder TO travel over other
lines than those Of the company that
issues thcm-prescnt an interesting
problem for the general ticket agent.
lie must see that his representatives
ut all stations are supplied with the
familiar strips of paper that entitle
the purchaser to travel to one or AN
other of the important strategic trans.
portation points in the United States.
For those persons whose peculiar
tastes may lead them 10 some little
known or unfrcqucnted corner of the
country blank coupons are attached to
Il certain number Of these tickets which
the agent who sells them fills out in
writing
As soon MS "A foreign ticket is sold
the company that issues IL sends each
of the various companies concerned In
the transaction its share of the fare
paid without waiting TO see whether
any use Is made of the transportation
or not In other words. all this kind of
business between different lines Is con.
Quoted on what In called In commercial
language the basis Of sales. Naturally
the bookkeeping involved Is something
enormous at the seasons Of the year
when travel Is ut It's height
Many people wonder what becomes
OF all the old tickets collected by con
ductors after they have been punched
by multitude of officials. These little
pieces of paper are all turned over tn
the general auditor and after he Is
through with them are bundled into
great sacks. shipped OFF TO mills AMI
ground into pulp To be made into paper
again. Once they have passed through
the hands of the auditor they have no
other value. and the money they bring
as raw material is of less Importance
than the necessity of disposing of them
in some safe way