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, pIAITATi0N AT FRu1TA.

In order TO determine the adapla-
hiiit,. ~ tbe hardy catalpa and the
HACK locust as utility trees on lahd On
tha nIains now under irrigation anu
10 encourage and educate the puDllG
in tree planting for posts, poles anu
fences. the state agriculture eNpel
mental station will soon eslauIlSl
nlautations for the propagation anI
growth Of these trees IN ea'h
twenty representative sections OF ~ nc
stata The locations selected by the
o,t,erfment station are Fort Collins
ongmont. Greeley, weather Iuss'
cone. Brighton. Parker, Cheyeh-n1'e,,,
WeIIs Pueblo. Rocky Ford, Amlty
Trinidad. Canon City, Rihe' gypsum
E,ruita Delta. Montrose, Monte Nls'a'
and Hot Sulphur Springs.
The DIau OF the experiment as ou'-
lined is as follows: -,-. of
E,ocb plantation will consist VI
aon trees of each Of the two sspec-
los selected: each plantation VIII "
MT in charge of some respohaI
nerson who shall volunteer 10 u. ul me- 49,
the ground. set the trees ana 1T IHg.
nd cultivate them accordlhE ~ ~,
sfructions. The experiment s,,Li.-,a
will furnish the trees Tree % 81, i,-,sr-
tbe nerson in charge, VIII supTl
W H. nlanting and will leave the
e,iissS,,,ation entirely in the possession
pf ps"'frs' he owner OF the ground at the emu
"a Tba fT rrees Of both species VIII ~, pe
.,,,ted in rows six feet apart wiz
tha traes four feet apart IN tIS
- governing about one-thlru oI a.. a.
eaue anus The rows viii extend usuaIis
a-+h and south and the area Gov q
norm mi In moi be more than twice as
,orr ea " as as It Is broad. 4 windorel' a.,
vii vii he used where thought necessary
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NN""S RUSSIA has give" the
IuBILEE SINGERS MADE GooD.

The extra number of the Lecture
/ Course, the Slayton Jubilee singers
was given last night at the Congre-
gational church Notwithstandine @
the mclemency Of the weather there
was large turnout of subscribers
and those who braved the weather
/ conditions We're doubly paid for 90
ing. No number of the present or
any previous course has so generally
pleased the patrons as the Slayton en-
tertainers did last night
The concert was a little late in he
ginning, on account if the lateness
OF the narrow guage train in arriv-
ing, which conveyed the singers to
lhls city. The audience was how
ever repaid for the short wait by the
very generous manner in which the
company responded to recalls.
The Slayton singers differed much
from many jubilee aggregations
which travelled over the couu-
try number of years ago. II was
made up of bright young men and
women of intelligence. masters OF
the art of entertaining There was
an absence OF any horse play what
ever, to which sometimes companies
are addicted, every number OF the
program being clean and especially
delightful.
The first portion of the program
was devoted to singing the Jubilee
and plantation melodies. in this
character OF singing the Slayton com
pany has no peer. Every single num-
ber was good and the company in
response TO the splendid applause
accorded them responded with an
extra number each time and in fact
several times when something par
ticularly pleasing was rendered.
either by the company or individuals
The second part OF the program
was given over to specialties Mr.
Washington, the leading tenor prov
ed himself splendid individual enter
tainer. His whistling was something
better than the usual attempts along
that line. He convulsed the aud
ience with his splendid mimicry and
certainly he gave evidence of hard
work to attain such proficiency in
imitation.
All the other members of the COM
pany were equally as good in individ-
ual entertainment. The soprano solo
by Miss Williams delighted all who
heard her in the several numbers
The concluding number of the very
lengthy and enjoyable program was a
rendition of Sousa's STARS and
Stripes Forever" Bringing into eff
feet all the harmony of this majes-
tic national air, which was accentuat-
ed by the members of the company
waving small national flags. which set
the house in a fever of enthusiasm.
Altogether the Slaytons were
splendid and the managers of the
course Revereuds Becker and Weir
are TO be congratulated in securing
this special number. Ii is to be hoped
that they will hunt several equally
good special numbers for the bal
ance of the course.
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THEY ARE HEAVILY FINED.

Yesterday afternoon Kind and Sta
ley. the two men. who resisted Night
Marshal o.. Neil and other officers
when arrested one night last week
and created a big disturbance on Colo.
avenue which resulted in one of the
defendants being shot in the leg and
the other badly beaten up after fe-
rocious attack on the officers, were
arraigned before Judge sweeney of
the police court
Resisting an officer in the dis
charge of his duties. drunk and dis
orderly and striking and assaulting
another, were the specific charges
against each of the men.
The defendants had no attorneys.
The prosecution was conducted by
City Attorney Coles. King and sta
ley stated that they We're so drunk
that they did not know what they
we're doing, and holding that they
were not responsible for their actions
on that night begged the court 10 be
Ienient. The judge stated that such
an excuse would not go with him.
Many witnesses were examined and
the Judge then rendered his decision
without delay. He found each de-
fendant guilty as charged and asses
sed fine of SIPS and costs against
each man The costs in each case
were S2125. making the total amount
assessed against each defendant,
S14G.25. in case neither was able to
pay the court ordered them confined
in jail at hard labor until the fines
had been worked out and If they re
fused to work they were to be put on
bread and water diet. The judge
gave the men a sound lecture and
some good advice.
The defendants were unable to
pay and We're sent to jail
King and Staley are tough char
acters and richly deserved the SEN
tences handed out to them by Judge
sweeney. Such murderous resist
ence of officers as these men made
constitute a very grave offense.
King and Staley were employed as
cooks at the Boston restaurant on
Colorado avenue and had been IN
town but a short time when arrested.
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,on want a good watch repairing job.
4 man who can successfully solder
a ring. may spoil watch in less time
fban ii takes to tell. The science of
watch repairing. therefore is only
comprehended by the man who fully
understands it,
Onr prices for watch repairing are
always moderate and the work is
warranted satisfactory.
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LIBERTY
Proclaimed By the Car
and Peace Reigns
Supreme
ei"l to The Sentinel.


: - Peter sburg, Oct, 81
Nicholas. emperor of Russia.
has given the empire its civil
liberty in the hope OF bringing
! TO an end the revolution which
reigns throughout all the prov
\ inces. He has proclaimed free
} dom to all, lie promises that
i the new parliament shall be su-
\ preme in its legislative capacitv
\ and that the government would
not interfere either with IL or
\ win the election He declares
religious liberty, and gives alb
! solute freedom to the press, the
right Of assembly, and the pro-
lection of the courts to the
, humblest person within his do
/ mains. The great central fig
ure Is NJ. Witte, Russia's s first
premier. He is the first citizen
\ OF Russia and his strength !
with the people is overwhelm- ]
, ing. The Russian capital bios J
. somed out today in flags and J
. bunting All the troops are }
. Withdrawn from the streets
. and the city has assumed al j
. most its normal appearance.
The nervousness of the peo-
/. pie has suddenly disappeared. J
Workmen walked back TO
. their shops and factories with J
. out waiting for the permission !
/. of the strike committee. The J
, authorities did all in their
, power to create a spirit of re /
joicing over the newly created !
. liberty. II was by order of the }
government that the flags and !
. decorations were hung out and /
the troops are instructed to per J
. nit the people to give vent to !
1. their feelings. The imperial /
/. manifesto has produced a /
wonderful impression.
Distrust of the government
has not, however. disappeared, /
for the liberals declare that
now until the words of the ]
/. manifesto are converted into /
acts, win confidence fe restored I
in the government. The news /
from the interior is distinctly /
better. The provincial author I
tiles, through machinery which I
in that respect is perfect, spread /
the news of the grant of the I
constitution from house to
house and this morning the 1
strike appears everywhere to be
going to pieces.
AQQ64646660A
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REV. HANSEN RESIGNS.

Rev. Frederick Hansen. who has
been the pastor of the Lutheran con
gregation in this city for the past
SIX months has severed his eonnec-
ton with the congregation in this
city and left last night for California,
Rev. Hansen was very able
preacher but he found that there was
not Il sufficient membership of the
church in this city to support pas
tor and he was compelled to retire
and seek a new field of work. Rev.
Hansen was well liked by those who
were members of his congregation
and his departure Will be regretted.
He will return to his old congrega-
ton in Seattle, Washington after a
short visit with friends in California.
--O-
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WEATHER BUREAU.

U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.
Grand Junction, Colo.
October 30.
Local observations taken at am
Mountain time:
Maximum temperature yesterday
D deg.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing, 80 deg.
Relative humidity at 6 pm. yes
terday 90 per cent.
81 per cent.
Precipitation, 0.09.
Forecast for Western Colorado, as
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver, for SO hours ending 6
p. M. Fair tonight and wednesday;
colder in southern portion.
r. NJ HARDINGE.
Observer Weather Bureau.
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NIrsT nE n ROMDYIsNI.

Tonight is Halloween and the boys
will probably he out in full force to
call the attention of the populacc to
that fact. Mayor Bunting states that
clean wholesome fun can be had in
large quantities but no rowdyism, in
jury to property or any act that
might result in personal injury to
life or property will be tolerated for
an instant and anyone found guilty
of such acts will be punished.
\ force of ten extra policemen will
assist the regular night force in pa
trolling the town tonight.
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You will get good service if you
patronize the Barton & Platt livery
and transfer stables. Good horses
and hrst-class rigs. Heavy trans
er business made a speciality. Prompt
Stlention to all orders. Telephone,
Mesa lO5.
Wess Flagg conducts one of the
oest equipped barber shops in this
section of the state. You will be
pleased with your work if you visit
mat shop. Only competent and
courteous workmen are employed.
All modern comforts.
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WILLING WORK AND
MORE OF 1T,

comes from the truck team fed on
hay, oats or other grains taken from
our lofts and granaries. No secret
about tits quality and cleanliness,
that's all. You don't get seconds
at first prices from us-you get select
ed, dust-and-dirt-free grain and feed
here at honest prices. Your horses
viii thank you for dealing here.
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%

There is a scarcity Of hay in the
CITY Just at the present time The
stock of the local dealers was eN-
bausted several days ago and new
e1nniv has not yet been received.
Many people who buy hay in small
quantities have been greatly incon-
yenlenced.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-31

Typographican Union No. 292 Will
meet in regular session tomorrow
evening at the Sentinel office. All
members are requested 10 be pres
ent
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-11
MEMBERS SCHOOL BOARD.

First Ward. A. Foreman, J. A.
Cottingham.
Second Ward.-L. K. McGafey, Mark
Howell.
Third Ward.-W. T. Joyner, B. F.
Smith.
Fourth Ward.-W. w. Gatewood, Geo.
M. Slaughter.
Fifth Ward.-C. G. Emerson, ". c.
Burrus,
President, ............ Mark Howell
Clerk, ............ w. G. Burrus.
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A Judicious inquiry.

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade says he has of
ten heard druggists inquire of GUS
toners who asked for a cough medi.
cine, whether it was wanted for a
child or for an adult. and if for q
child they almost invariably recon
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The reason for this is thai they know
there is no danger from it and that
it always cures. There is not the least
danger in giving it, and for coughs
colds and Group it is unsurpassed. For
sale by all dealers.
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o. o. o. F.-Samaritan Lodge No. IL,
Meets Monday nights in 1. o. O.. F.
Hall, Gaullieur Block.-R. H. Nc
Cune, N. G.; C. A. Emmett, Sec.
Roswell .Encampment No. Meets
First and Third Wednesday night
of each month";. M. Yater, G. P;
Mark Howell, Scribe.
Canton Wildly No. Meets second
and fourth Wednesday nights
Maj Mark Howell, Com; G. NJ.
Yater, Lieut.; r. S. Cravsns, En-
sign; R. H. McCune, Clerk.
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No.. a.
Meets Saturday evenings.-Mrs.
Mary E. Hodgson, N. G.; Mrs. Geo
Cazier, ". G.; Mrs. Emmett, Sec.s
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SHORT LOCALS.
A Column of News Items and Perso-
nails Left Over Yesterday.

A Column of News Items and Perso-
nails Left Over Yesterday.
John R. Hodges is up from Artesia
John Richey was here from Arte-
STA today.
VIM. Crow was here from Lake
Arthur today.
E. G. Holmes. of Elida, was a Wis
itor here today.
T. R. Chisholm came up from Ar
tesla this morning.
J. E. Quinlan returned to his home
in Dayton last night.
]. E. bearing arrived his morning
and expects to remain.
J. Walter Day returned last night
to his home in Dayton
c. j. Huskey went to Artesia last
night on land business.
Col George NJ. Slaughter returned
last night from the north.
Judge w. ". Gatewood returned
this morning from Carlsbad.
J.. B. Frickey left this morning for
Nebraska, after land buyers.
L. B. Tannehill left yesterday for
the North on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Stanley came
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Learn Telegraphy and R. r. Ac-
counting. $50 to 800 a month salary
assured our graduates under bond.
Our six school the largest in Ameri-
ca and endorsed by all Railroads.
Write for catalogue. Morse School of
Telegraphy, Cincinnati, O.; Buffalo,
N. Y; Atlanta, Ca; La Crosse, Wis:
Cal. 8-~12to12-12.
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How to Cure Corns ard Bunions.
First soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften it; then pare
out drawing blood and apply Chamber
lain's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing
vigorously for five minutes at each
application. A corn plaster should DE
worn a few days to protect it from
the shoe. AS a general liniment for
sprains, bruises, lameness and rheu-
matism, Pain Balm is unequaled- For
sale by all dealers.
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MASONIC.

Roswell Lodge No. 10 A. r. & A. NJ
Has stated communications once a
month and called meetings on oc
casion.-WiIliam T.. Joyner, w. M;
Ralph M. Parsons, Secretary.
Columbia Chapter No. 2 r.. A. NJ
Stated co~nvocations once a MONTH
Nathan Jaffa, E. H. P; R. NJ. Par
sons, Secretary.
Rio Hondo ~commandery No. 6 K. t.
Stated conclaves once a month
James w. Wilson, E. c.; R. NJ
Parsons, Recorder.
EASTERN STAR.-Meets first and
third Tuesday of each month. Mrs
Nellie Albert, w. NJ; Mrs. Anna
G. Prayer, Secretary.
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The Hereford ranch of Col. c. c.
Slaughter, of Dallas, is so close TO
Roswell as to make it a suburb A
visit to the ranch was full of inter
est. There are about 1000 acres here,
of which 500 are planted in alfalfa,
yielding 1000 tons a year. DR.. ]. H.
Jenkins, of the Royal Veterinary Col
lege, London, looks after the welfare
of the cattle, and went with me over
the place, pointing out the different
animals and explaining their names
and pedigrees. AS is known, old Sir
Bredwell, the highest priced bull ey-
er brought to the Southwest, was al
the head of this herd. and died a
short while ago. He left many des
| cendants to p~erpetuate his fame and
name. Snap shots were made OF a
few of these, but he photos coule
not be developed to advantage. Ii
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Carnegie Library Trustees.
]. J.. Hagerman, A. M. Robertson,
e. A. Cahoon, Col. j. w. Wilson,
Mark Howell.
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Come n see the cheap fuel burn
er. 1t fits any stove and reduces YOU
fuel bill half. Ladies especially invit-
ed.-Rufe Walker, 119 North Main
street. S3tf
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CITY OFFICERS.

Members Of City Council.-Frank
E.. Brooks, NJ. D. Burns, J.. P. Church,
Clarence Ullery, Sylvester P. John
son, j. w. Kinsinger, w. w. Ogle,
A. L.. Whiteman, Geo. L. WHY'S.
Fire Department.-John T. Kelly,
Chief; Chas. Whiteman, Secretary;
E.. ]. Glover, Engineer.
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Fine drivers for sale or rent at
Stockard q Deems. s6tf
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n. & 7. {. RATES.

Austin. account University exer,
cises. sell June 10, If, ~ and June II
and II. Limit tor return, Aug. 9Th
rate s. IS.
Austin, account Christian Endeav-
or Society. sell lame 10 and %.
Nashville, Tenn, account Summer
School, sell June 10 10 10, Is 90 81,
July 1. ?, 3 rate s23 IS, limit % days,
On June I summer rates will COM
mence 20 Galveston and coast re-
sorts, l. pasas. Marble Falls,
| Kingsland, Llano, Milford Amarillo,
/ Boerne, Comfort, keerville and east
tern points. Not too busy 10 answer
questions.
Fort Worth, account Pharmacists
Austin, account X. OF Z. (colored) h,
June IL and 49,
Mineral Wells, sell June ~ aud 10.
Dallas, account Bankers AssOc'n,
sell June ~ aud a..
sell June 10 and e.
Niagara Falls, June II, Is, 49,
Indianapolis, Ind, June 10 10 p
inclusive.
LaPorte. account b. Y. p. L., sell
June IL, 10 aud i6. Rate 1875.
Galveston, account Cotton Seed
Crushers, sell June IL aud Is, limit
2ith, rate 81 50.
Houston and Galveston, cheap ex-
cursion. Sell $40 p. m. June nth
and PAS a. IN. 18th. Rates Houston
si.95, Galveston 500.
Tyler, account Fruit aud Truck
Growers. sell June - and %. Rate
s5.75, limit June %.
Emancipation day. Rates 10 all
local points within $50 miles.
Corsicana, account Hoods Brig
ade, sell June %, and morning Of
9th.
Milwaukee, Wis account Modern
Woodmen convention, sell June 10
aud IL, rate 5000.
Chicago, account summer school.
sell June 10 aud i6
w. $. Wilson, Agent.
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Judge Haidusek OF La Grange, "A
member Of the A. 4 NJ. board OF d.
rectors, will be the guest OF Chas.
Vesrnirovsky during commence
ment.
Spectacles LOst-Pair OF Gold
frame spectacles In leather case
Finder will return 20 r. j. Fountain
for reward. 1852
Misses Meta aud Florence An
drews Of Abilene are guests OF Miss
IS Bessie and Blanche Buchanan.
We appreciate the way the people
attended the removal sale the first
day. Edge Dry Goods Co. 100
Mrs. Dan J. Ford Of Bryan is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Jeff Franklin.
Huntsville Post-Item.
Miss Maggie Dawson returned yes
terday from a visit 10 Miss Erin
Simpson at Allenfarm.
Mrs. J. II. Cummings returned 10
Austin yesterday after a visit 20 Mr..
and Mrs. G.. X. Wicker.
Col r. A. Harlock of Navasota
was In the city yesterday shaking
hands with friends.
Miss Fannie Howell arrived from
Dallas yesterday and is the guest OF
Miss Jennie Howell.
Reductions In all departments dur
ing Norwood's Stock Reducing Cash
sale-June 8 TO ~. 1873
The /. 4 G.. ~, will begin running
a Sunday train on the Madisonville
branch August 1.
For Rent-Cottage between Meth
odist and Baptist churches. Apply
10 =. b. Lomax. 1853
Another shipment Of shifting
madras, fast colors, At Wagner Il
Brandon's. i6l
Mr. and Mrs. G.. F. Paul OF Mart
are guests OF 5. +. Roseborough and /
family.
10000 yards remnants, 2 cents per
yard. Norwood's Cash Clearing 1
sale 1863
Mrs. r.. A. Bush OF Macy was In
the city yesterday en- route 10 Grove
ton.
Miss Matte May Redding Of
Houston Is the guest OF Misses Grit
fin.
NJ. II. Kelly aud son lett for Madi-
sonyille yesterday.
zoe organizes i5c at Norwood's 1853
Boys caps i9c at Norwood's i63 j
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

oil AZ Beaumont has taken a tumbl
81 from % cents
r. p Cumbie. thrown from n hors
near San Angelo Tex, died
Merchants and Planters bank o
Greenviile. Miss. has failed.
Two more yellow fever cases are re
ported IN Panama canal zone
About one dozen negro dives a
Shreveport have been closed.
International Cotton Growers ass0
citation meets next year az Berlin.
Haywood 40 {. a 10000 barrel OF
well. has come 10 at Humble. Tex.
The $4,000 plant u the Taylor. Tex.
ice factory has resumed operation.
DR.. Edward Courtney was slain a,
the result u a feud near Neva. Ky.
Web worms are doing much damag,
In parts Of Kaufman county. Texas.
Contract FOR the high school az Sar
Angelo Tex. has been let for t22.i3s.
Citizens Of Arcadia. Okla. viii sell
alfalfa and build streets with proceeds
Many Enid. Okla. people object "a
paying the proposed cost for paving
streets
Tracklaying soon begins on the IN.
terurban line between oklahoma City
and Guthrie.
General Ezra Carmen has been ap.
pointed chairman Of the Chickamauga
Park association.
Southern Pacific railroad has COM
pleted a telephone line from Eagle
Pass Tex. 10 spofford
AZ Lawton has been organized Bed.
ford Forrest camp Of United Sons OF
Confederate Veterans
Contract for clearing right OF way foi
the orange and Northwestern railway
has ben sublet
Senator Davidson OF Cuero, Tex.
will be "a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for lieutenant governor.
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Miss Alice ThornhiIl Of Cuero left
yesterday for Austin TO attend the
1 diversity commencement exercises
after Witt TO DR.. and Mrs. X. II.
Harrison.
Prof. f. McMullen left yesterday
for MexiA and Austin. He will at
tend the University summer school
at the latter place.
The directors OF the Huntsville
| Cotton oil Company have declared
a 10 per cent dividend on the past
seasons business,
Mrs. r. HoskiDs aud little daugh-
ter are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. T.. :.
Wickes. They arrived from Hous-
ton yesterday
Mrs. ID. A. Hortman and children
have gone 90 Houston 10 remain
during the summer.-The Huntsville
Post-ltem.
Misses Mary Rhodes and Ida Belle
Mccoy have returned 20 Franklin
after visit 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. NJ.
Caldwell.
Fifteen hundred yards OF lawns
worth i2is and 70 cents, at Nor
woods Monday only 8 cents per
yard. 100
Miss Deolice Hickman aud Master
Butler Hickmsu arrived from
Hearne yesterday on visit.
Goods are cheaper az the removal
sale than was ever known before In
Bryan. Edge Dry Goods Co. l60
Miss Aubra Tabor arrived from
Houston yestarday and Is the guest
OF Miss Edith Rhodes.
Mohawk Valley sheets SixgO in
ches, hemmed, only IS cents az Nor
woods. Sale now on. 1853
The first day Of the removal sale
was a record breaker for Bryan at
Edge Dry Goods Co. leo
Mrs. Harvey Walker and children
OF Houston are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. u. LomaX.
Miss Bessie Hooper OF Calvert is
the guest OF Prof. and Mrs. j. &. |
Nagle az College.
Ladies' low cut slippers, 70 cent |
value for i9c. Norwood's big clear.
ing sale now on. 1853
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Carson return
ed to Palestine yesterday after a Wis
10 10 relatives.
Mems 25c suspenders reduced 20
l9c during Norwood's cash sale June /
. 20 ~. 1853
Mrs. ). T. Blessing OF Fort Worth
arrived yesterday on visit 20 rel
atives.
A new line Of Toe lowered lawn
will sell for l0c. Wagner & Bran
don. i6i
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EAGLE LIBRARY CONTEST.

How the Vote Stood Saturday. June 10
The table below shows how the
contest stood at last count. yester-
day afternoon.