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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
AMPLANDO \ PUN1UALZANDO
v6ass nuestro editorial "xetodos Amercanos, de ayer

Soler, Osvaldo Abril, Astol, CUTLER.
mety, Was, Todd, Annexy. Blondet,
| Mufioz Rivera, etc, etc.
l Y hay tambien malos america nos
que desconffan del derecho nacional,
del espiritu nacional, que no Sc prestan
aaplicar ell uno nj q abrir paso al otro,
que resisten, luchan, forcejean por
|mantener TN pobre pueblo debil en-
ia esclavitod politica, que trae consi
go Ia esclavitud economical y Ia degra-
aaci6n moral: esos son los qre ganan
|ds 20 de Puerto Rico en- sus empleos,
Sc llaman Post, Elliot, Willongbhi,
Falkner, Feuille, Heyne. Y Sc llama
ron Allen, Hunt, Harlan, Brumbaug,
Lindsay, Sweet, Hartzell, etc, etc.
Trocados los papeles, ell america
nismo, el culto & les METoDos AMERI-
cANos, corresponds los insulares;
ell misunderstanding, el horror & los
metodos americanos, CO.. responde los
continentales. Paradoja que Sc ex.
plica por una sspecie de auto su ges.
ti6n, que insuha en- ell cerebro de esos
caballeros Ia certidumbre ds que ha
biendo invadido Miles q Puerto Rico,
habiendolo abandonado Espaha sin
regatear para 81 una sola franquicia,
una sola garantfa de dignidad, Puerto
Rico pertenece & cuantos por gan ell pie
sobre su costa hospitalaria.
,Oh, no. Puerto Rico PEI tenece &
los puerto riquefios. Es la Icy de Ia
uaturaleza; es la ley de Dios. Yno
triunfa por la sencilla raz6n de que
en- este planeta cobarde solo predomi-
ma Ia ley de la fuerza. Pero los Esta.
dos Unidos no pueden, GO deben prac
ticar la barbarie de Europa; no la
practicarAn, poniendose al nivel de los
pueblos que no brotaron de una emf
graci6n liberal y virtuosa, sino Que
Sc formaron en- las carnicerfas Y las
brutalidades de la guerra. Para con.
quistar despojar al estilo de Roma.
no era precise que vinieran & fundar
una rep1blica, en- la terra virgen del
Noyte, William Peonu, Baltimore v
Delaware.
va 10 decfamos aver: nosotros v
como osotros ToDO Ell PUEBLO ITO.
DO UN PUEBLO! exigimos que So apli-
quen de una vez los METoDoS AMER1.
cANos: loe metodos que Sc noa estsn
ressreganuo en- los ojos desde hsce
cinco aflos; desie que Sc instaur6 el
gobisrno civil. Pero 20 sdmitimos
que Sc copien las leyes de Californis
al &c ningdn otro Estado nj terrific
rio, por que no se adaptan q nuestra
mauera espacial de ser y de proceder.
Nuestras leyes han de aer preser adas,
estudiadas y votadas por nueitros
repre;entantes. <Cada cusl- Erase de
de Musset -bebe en- un vaso.s Que be-
ba California On el caliz dc orc de
sus minas; Puerto Rico desea beber
en- 81 CALI de ebano lucisnte; en-
Ell que cuelga ALA arribs, en- 10 alto
de sus palmeras tropicales. Dios hi
20 el fil6n aurifero: Dios hizo el co.
cal crlollo. California necesita Ell
FUsIL del cszador y Ia cabafa del mi
nero; Puerto Rico necesita su me chete
y su choza. El flsil la csbana Sc
transformaran, tr 90 trantformaron ys.
El machste y la choza sufrir&n igual
me!am6rfosis.
vepgan metodos americanos.
Y que sea cuanto antes, porque ell
pals Sc muere con los metodos de hoy.
Con los metodos antiamericanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15

es muy dificil agotar un asunto de
sarrollar una tests. Hay un limit
material, tipogrsfico podriamos decir
que no Sc traspasa nunca, porque 9
pdblico quiere brevedad y concisi6n
todo trance. ST ell escritor no es brevt
y concise, sufre el peor de los casti-
Cos: no le leen
Aver abordamos un tema que da-
ria un libro 81 Sc extendiera y 10 ana
lizara, estudiandolo y document4udolo
Y nos cefilmos AL LtM1TE, al espkcic
que el gusto, ell buen gusto del lect' I
impone. Pero hoy es itil volver So5rt
Ell r,liSnao tenta, para ampliar un POGO y
puntualizar un POGO mas.
Los METODOS AMERICA AMOS son ad-
mirables. No nacieron con la protes
to armada de Jorge Washington: ma
cieron con el exodo de los grandes SO.
flores iogleses, llegados & fundar en-
America, con Guillermo Penn, Pensyl
vania; con Lord Baltimore, Maryland
con Lord Delaware, la colcnia de este
nombre. Trafan de su patria una pro
-funda adhesion 4 su fe un AMIR In
domable & su libertad.
Para vivir lIbres y que vivieran
libres sus hsrmanos, escribieron las
primeras cartas constitucionales del
nuevo mundo.
Y asi aquella gente noble, bravo
y buena, fund6 pueblos valerosos y
virtuosos. Cuando Inglaterrs, que les
echo del suelo patrio y que pretendia
seguir explotandoles, qulso imponer-
les tributos para los cuales Sc prescin-
dfa de sus votos 10 que hacen hoy
en- Puerto Rico, no los americanos, 81.
no los tranSeuntes los pueblos Sc le-
vantaroo. Y Washington desenvain6
Ia espada inhexibe que debfa trszar
en- Glen combates la epopeya her6ca
de una independence justa
He ahf una parte de los METoDos
AMERIcANos; no consentir que nadie
viole un derecho que arranca dc la ma :
turaleza y que encarna en- leyes es.
critas por Dios mismo en- las cumbres
del Sinai: <No haras 4 los otros 10
que no desees que los otros te hagan ,
Tras su Independence Ii s Estados
Unidos representation siempre el ttpo
de la naci6n sencila J denocraAca,
sasi singular, porque solo Suiza con
sus cantones Sc asemeja & la Union
con sus Estados. Jacolliot llam6
ese pals Ell PALS DE LA LIBERTAD Y
10 era. Tocqueville, de R,usier, Paul
Bourget, Leroy Beaulieu, soci6logos
J psfcologos ilusIres, le ofrecen q Eu
ropa como modelo de inst tuciores re
Y 10 es.
roueres que no peSan los unOS So
bre los otros; que apenas SO rozan los
unos con los otros, ell legislative, el
elecutivo, el judicial, subsisten ocu
pando esferas distiutas convergien
do los tres una racta saba direc-
c'6n de la vida general.
81 ESQ tienen alls, 81 ESQ resulta
bien, no Sc comprende que aca nos i'm
pongan una confusion de poderes que
choca con los METoDos AMERIcANos
DE suerte que en- Pu rto- r co hay anne i.
rlcanos de veras: los que exigen que Sc
implante ell derecho nacional, que Sc
obedezca al espfritu nacional; eaos so.
mos nosotros, y nos llamamos Rosy,
Sanchez Morales, Acufia,
de Diego, We've, Csmuflas, Barbosa .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
AGENTE EN- cOROzAL

Participamos los suscritores de
LA DEMoCRACIA en- Corozal que ha
sido nombrado Agente de este peri6-
dico ALI, ell senior don Jose Bou, con
9uien podrAn entenderse en- todo 10
que Sc relaeione con las suscriciones
de squel pueblo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-15
A LOS SERORES MEDICOS

En- un pueblo de Ia isla, na lejos
de San Juan, Sc necesita un m6dco IT,
tular. Tiene 800 dollars de sueldo
posibilidad de crearse uua clientela.
Los que aspiren la plaza pusden di-
rigirse q les o6ciuas de este peri6.
.eieo,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
MAY REVISE BANK LAWS
Sentiment in Jersey to Limit Func-
tions of Trust Companies.

Trenton " =. Dec. SO (speciaD.-There is a
strcng sentiment in banking circles in this State
favorable a revision OF the laws governing trust
companies at the coming session OF the legislature.
The law applying to State and savings banks limits
me amount of loans that these institutions can
make. The statute says:
The total liabilities to any bank of any person
pr OF any company, corporation firm. for money
sT frm the Habites Of the several members there
Of shall at no time exceed 10 per centum OF the
Of such bank
There IS no such limitation placed the trust
companies, and the national. State and savings
bank people think that a law considered good for
them should be rs good for the trust companies
Attempts have been made in the past looking to the
revision Of the law along these lines. hut the trust
companies have been able to prevent the change
The business OF these establishments it has been
shown is too often left almost wholly to some
trusted official who has more than once taken ad-
vantage OF mis- opportunity 10 use other peoples
money for his personal benefit
when the crash comes the directors, to escape
the penalty Of negligence by making good the de
fency in the treasury Of the broken bank or trust
company. enter general denial Of negligence Of
dutv and in some instances charge the Depart
raent Of Banking and Insurance with responsibility
for the failure Of the institution
This IS the defence recently made by W. ]. Harri-
son Of Lakewood. OF the directors Of the de-
funct Monmouth Trust Company. which went down
Vith the failure Of the First National Bank Of
Asbury Park through the alleged manipulations
OF Albert c. Tvining.
Harrison declares in his answer to the suit fled
in the Court Of Chancery last Thursday that had
4be state Department Of Banking and Insurance
not closed the doors Of the Monmouth Trust Com
many Il would have been able TO meet all its obli-
rgtions and that its insolvency was in a large
MEASURE due to depreciation IN the value Of its
securities caused by the closing Of its doors by the
state authorities.
The activity OF the trust companies in the direc-
.,or of obtaining deposits aroused the national
hank people g year ego and the first of the year
many Of them announced that beginning with June
! 1905 they would pay interest of 1l@ per cent on
active accounts and per cent on inactive accounts
The result Of this move was TO bring 10 the ma
tjoneI banks q vast amount Of money that would
have gone 20 the trust companies, for the reason
that they had always paid interest on deposits.
The trust companies were not asleep and they
threw OFT bait 10 the wage earners Of the State
in the form Of little iron banks into which deposits
Of any amount might be placed and transferred
IN the trust companies, after which they would be-
come interest drawing.
The trust companies held the keys TO these
hanks which could not be opened by the depositor
who was permitted to take the banks home with
him RE novelty Of the proposition appealed TO
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
PETITIONS in eANkRuPTcY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were feC
yesterday:

Ihe following petluons IN BANKRUPTCY were filed
yesterday:
Henry G. Moore, No 2.7S3 Broadway: liabilities
$3.4S2; assets, SO: principal creditors George Fox
PHILADELPHIA, .G00; DR.. Frank Bartholow PhiIa-
dephia, $1,000; Bailey. Banks & Riddle PhiIadeI-
ggdh5ia ggd5 a. $500 Alphonse Rawley, address unknown
$4,000; 6 c. Moore, No. 2783 Broadway 81 266.
The petitioner says he Is beneficiary under the
viii Of his father Andrew NJ. Moore to the extent
OF S,30e a month.
John T. Martin contractor, No. l35 East S4th-st !:
liabilities, $597S assets $326; principal creditors
Hubble Company $3.50; assets, stock, $500; supplies
nue. Bank, S24
Schedules Of Maurice Heller Debts, $50 993; assets
$50 766; principal creditors, Marcus Heller S6 450
Colonial Bank 10000; Dora Lanferty, $21 OoO Heller
Rothschild & Lang. 5000 assets real estate Ozone
Park, $50; cash, S. stock at No. SO Broa adyy4v
$1,000; accounts, $l5461. Petitioner has personal
apparel wedding ring and gold watch valued at
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

The greater part OF this vast amount is invested
In the stocks and bonds of industrial corporations
such electric railroads and gas, water telephone
and manufacturing companies
From June 80, 1so4, to December 81, 1904 there
was a remarkable increase in the estimated value
OF the banking house, furniture and fixtures owned
by the trust companies.
These classes of property were valued June 80
1904, at $405279 o. December 81 1904 the valuation
had up to S,35S 73 60 jump of 1896 1874 80 in six
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
wAsHINeToN's HATcHET AIDS THEFT

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Helena, Mont, Dec. 30-George Washington. who
recently entered saloon here and broke open a
slot machine with his hatchet to-day SEN
fenced to the penitentiary
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

frugal people, and the home bank departments OF
the trust companies became exceedingly busy
This is a class of business that the banks do not
seek. They say that it is dangerous because a run
on the institution is apt to any time that
evil disposed person takes il into his head to
start a rImor TO the effect that the bank trust
company in which their savings deposited is
shaky One trust company realized this last Sep
tember, when a man the worse for drink made
in saloon that the company Its
last legs and that ii had refused to cash his check
The rumor spread TO the Italian and Hungarian
settlements. and the next day hundreds of depos-
itors drew their savings out OF the home bank
department Their frenzy affected others carrying
commercial accounts with the company, and for
two days the run continued. The trust company
proved its soundness by promptly meeting every
demand, and the scare finally subsided.
There now in existence in New-Jersey fifty
nine trust companies with deposits. according to
the last report of the Commissioner of Banking
and Insurance, aggregating $1OS,347sS3. and re-
sources amounting TO H52,4SSy40.
In 1904 there was an increase in the resources Of
these institutions over the previous year of S2S0i3
154 or Y per cent. and increase in the deposits
Of $40 los Il per cent. The amount of deposits
on which interest is paid is S93 S29, 7SS o..
The character of the securities held by the trust
companies is shown in the following table:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
REMEDIES.

TRAINED URSE.-TTeaIs Indigestion,
constipation through natures remedies.
NICCA. GO West 25th. two fights. Send
for circular
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.


l. 7. HUNTER, BROKER, assists corpor-
ations IN placing their securities with in
yestors; no advance fees. A Broadway,
New-York
81. 000. Want partner and shop room, near
drydcck c0ppersulith and plumber and
steamftter TfIOS. G. AVERY, 735 Fors-
tel-aye.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY PLACES acres large. new
b3lsf- modern improvements; large, new
barn. TWO tenement houses: near L l. K.
r.. worth $50 coo. viii sell for less If sold
quick: other farms inland or near WaleI-
= g KAEI.3N. Cutchogue, L. I. Tel :.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
PIANOS ANn ORGANS.


BIG BARGAIN-Uprigh piano good
maker latest style. rich tone. 30 Willis
ave 1Sq1n-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
MACHINERY.

THE METZ & WEISS OIL ENGINES,
stationary and marine; I-60 H. p AUGUST
METZ IRON FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE
WORKS. 12S-1 -13S Mott-st-, New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Country Board.

TNRYsTAL LAKE COTTAGE. FREEPoRT. I. I.
- open all All modern improvements health
ful snrTeundings moderate rates: references a L.
FROST. Prop. FTeepori. Ia l.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
Four lines mot exceeding % words). three
insertions. 10 cents; seven insertions. 80
cents Exceeding "a words and less than 40
words, three Insertions. so cents; seven in
sertions 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

DED ID" LINE.
II For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabeno. Curacao snd Msras
caibo-
. cApAcAs -.......... Saturday. January Q. noon
turday. January
D Ero-o pier 10 adjoining Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn
For Le Guayra. Curacao and Marac7ioo-
{ G MARACAIBO. Saturcay. January 20 noon
D accommodations for
senss's- BoI-LToS. BLISS & DAILETT.
General Managers. s2 Wall - I
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

JANITOR--Can do plumbing; understahes ~
steam heat: all around man DOA A-
157 East 125th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

@ambmPg-AmGPfG@m Lime
rbOurg-Han1burg-
TIE&AF' WALDERSEES. si-A-N o.
PENNSYLVANIA. ..-..JAN I5' Z -, =
fAmerika ........Jan. 20TWaldeTsee. FeE -
'Bluecher. Feb. Amerika MAJ :
TPretora...... Feb. 10 TPennsyIvanla Me- -
S. s. AMERIKAz MOST LX LUXI AND MOS
"Griu Room fGymnasiurn. Elevator La Carte
Restaurant. tCaI Dover for London & Paris
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

.r,y-FRTIcEAfENTS and subscriptions Tor
The tribune received az their Cp'99cs 90, Z Z
oA.S - y, rr1il O'Clock p. m AoYeF-
INC 90 ~, received al the following branch
ofices al regular once rates until d, aas1St i't
p H. -. ror r2th-sf.; ~ East 14th-sts ;
,2 d2s Ts54 1od-Ft.. between Tth ana stl hFes,'
26s west I25thst j.. Sss &C., "a near p'Sl sIst"
10th , a19 'set ave- near s9th-sf: 157 East
,,..t so i - - 76s Trenout-ave.: $50 3d-aYs.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

.JzNITOR. BY reliable single Swede: sooo
carpenter mechanic and engineer 30
raert house. Al references. SMEDBERG'
p 20 Leave Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
HELP WANTED

BOY WANTED in busy law office: well
bred. attentive and willing; state age and
references LIBER. Box IA, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

Excursions.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

ADVERTIsEMESTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
and 37th SITS. until o'clock D. n Adver-
tisements received az the following branch
Offices at regular cfiice rates until o clock
i53 dth-ave-. cor. 12th-st; ~ East 14th-st
257 West 42d-st.. between 7th and Sth AVcH-
2g3 West 125th-st.: 33s 3d-aYe-. between
Tsth and nth ST. i.928 Sd-axea near 61st-
Et / Tes 1st-ave., near s9th-st.; I57 East
f125fh-Bt; 756 Treucnt-ave.; $50 3d-aye.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

ITALIAN Spanish and French lessons given by Mi
i CarnpanI with pure pronunciation eSe Lexington-av
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA
eIlamburg. Jan g. 230 Z. NJ Feb L. Mar 81
Frinz OsTar 13. A M Mar. Z. Apr l+
Frinz Adalbert- FEB g. noon: Ear q Aay
D.. -
sCrettc (Cnartered from Lne) Eeb p
Rates 1st Class S7O SS5 $11sOO upward according u
steamer selected.
sCalI at Gibraltar fGrfIl Room.
S S. MOLTKE TO MADEIRA. CApIZ GIBEAL-
TAR MALAGA. ALGIERS AND GENOA. JAN. ~
1906; A DELIGHTFUL TRIP OF - DAYS FOl7
o3ces Is ana 81 Broadvay. Piers Eob0keu. N J
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Winter Resorts.

I TH-sT, 15 EAsT-yAN RENssELAEFt-I1Ie-
IL ERnty furnished apartment, private hath: with
without meals including meals SIS wsekiy; s15
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21

The catalogue or announcement Of
the course OF study Of the Bryan
public schools, together with rules
and regulations, has Just been issued
from the press OF the Eagle. The
catalogue contains the list Of grad
yates from the white school since
1884 and numbering l95, and the
graduates from the colored school
since 1850, numbering twenty-eight.
Copies Of catalogue may be had upon
application 10 Supt. T. ). Mlnter.
Why use acid vinegars when you
can get pure article from Sanders
Bros. Call for the Ozark brand OF
apple vinegar made by w. II. San
ders A Sons of Benton Co., Ark,
and sold and guaranteed by Buckeye
Cider and Vinegar CO., branch office
San Antonio, Tex. Phone i0i. Tsp 20
DR.. &. C.. Harrison, formerly Of
Grimes county, was In the city yes.
terday visiting Mr.. q. ID. Tucker and
family. DR., Harrison IL now practie'
ing medicine IN Washington, ID. c.,
for which city be left last night.
For Rent-The Harper William
son farm on Cedar Creek, 4 miles
from Kurten; 600 acres fenced, 300
acres cultivated. Six houses. Terms
and quantities 10 suit. X. J. swan
coat, Bryan, Texas. 2i7-6l
Mrs. Minnie Foster Of Wellborn
was a visitor b the city yesterday.
Mrs. Foster will teach the Minter
Springs school, opening Oct. 2.
Harrison Williamson, J. NJ. Good.
man. j. +. Keller, John Weezer and
daughters and Others we're here from
Madion county yesterday.
Miss Julia Sue Conner returned 10
Madisonville yesterday after visit
20 relatives as the most guest OF Mrs.
Lucy King.
DR.. u. A. Copass, pastor OF the
First Baptist church OF Waxahachie
10 In the city, the guest OF DIR. Geo.
Is. Butler.
Rooms-Three nice unfurnished
rooms for rent. See Mrs. II. II.
smith, opposite Methodist par
sonage. Zss
Marriage licenses have been issu'
ed 20 William Brown and Mimi
Hicks, Mike Smith and Louvenia
/ James.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kit Jones Of Ander-
son were In the city yesterday,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Harder
Whit Doremus has gone 10 Bren'
ham 10 buy cotton for his firm. He
was accompanied by Elon stuart.
Mrs. Coles Shelburne returned TO
Houston yesterday after a visit q
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Il. Shelburne.
d. w. Baker, Ed Farquhar and
City Marshal Burl Loitin were here
| from NAvasota yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21

The authorities Of the Texas Wom-
ans College have taken charge OF
the bonneville property and prepa.
rations are actively. going forward
for the opening Of the initial term
Oct. 2.
Fresh bread, fancy cakes, lady
fingers, etc, at the Texas Bakery
every day. Special orders also re-
cslve prompt attention. Phone 81
Mrs. Otto Boehme, Prop. dtf
B.P. Wilson invites your patron
age for all kinds OF first class fresh
meats and market products. Konec'
cny stand, city market building.
Telephone ISL. dlOo-u
Mrs. Amos w. Buchanan an
nounces a church tea 20 be given at
her home this afternoon from to :
O'Clock. A cordial invitation Is eX-
tended 10 All. pa.
J.R. Robertson of College went mp
the road yesterday 20 meet his chill
dren returning from Nashville,
Tenn. They were accompanied by
their aunt.
T. II. Spell left yesterday for
Hearne with advertising matter TOT
the Central Texas Fair.
Judge T. p. Burlington Of Ander'
son was In the city yesterday at
tending district court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21
-. RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Bob Grace went TO Thornton yes
terdsy.
French Market Coffee just received
by Fountain &lCo. zS
Put Buchanan Of Bethel was In
the city yesterday.
Chas. 5. Gamer Of Millican was In
the city yesterday
Mrs. ID. $. Purcell left yesterday
20 visit In ROckdale.
:. w. Buchanan left yesterday for
visit 10 San Angelo.
Hanp buchanan OF Kurten was
In the city yesterday.
: Gerald c. Dudgeon Of Calvert was
in the city yesterday,
Cant. p. n. Dawson was a visitor
from wellborn yesterday.
Collins Bradley arrived from a
business trip yesterday afternoon.
Miss Cora Dulaney will teach the
Union Hill school, opening Oct. z.
Mrs. r. S. Miuter and little daugh-
ter returned yesterday from Nildo'
Tenn.
Read Fountain & Co.'S black
board" on second page. Changes
daily. u'''
c. V. GannawAy arrived yesterday
from Vernon. Texas, 10 visit nj
Tabor,
Mrs. j. w. Doremus and Mrs.
Whit Doremus left yesterday for
Brennan.
NJ. A. Moore. aud G.. l.. McCurry
were visitors from Grimes county
yesterday.
For Rent-Fiye-room cottage next
door 10 my Ihome. Apply to Mrs
T. 7. WOOten. <f''
F. w. Turner, assistant engineer OF
the House sugar mill At Duke, was
here on business yesterday.
II. G.. Mcintyre was here from
willis, Texas, yesterday and placed
his son in the Allen Academy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21
CENTRAL TEXAS FAIR PRIVILEGES.

Sealed bids will be received until
Monday noon, Oct. 2, for all the
privileges at the Central Texas
Fair, 1905, with the exception of
rubber balls, which has been sold.
Highest and best bids to be accept
ed right reserved to reject any and
all bids for any reason deemed
satisfactory to the directors.
Address bids to
T. A. Searcy, Secretary,
$40 Bryan, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21
Man Tslsphonsd He Was Compelled
20 Kill His Brother.

Little Rock. Sept. 70 Aspecial to
the Gazette from Mount Ida says
Sheriff Scott received news by tele-
phone OF an unusual tragedy at Silver
city. I'm which two brothers were the
principals. one Of them f. dead from
a gunshot wound inflicted by the other.
The dead man Is Albert Craddook and
the slayer Is George Craddock. George
craddock telephoned TO the sheriff that
no had been compelled 20 shoot ana
kill his brother Furthern than TINS
he would make no statement and as
there ,-'ere no eye witnesses full par
tieulars Of the tragedy were not OBJ
tainable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21
ORGAN RECITAL FRIDAY NIGHT.

Mrs. Robert 5. Webb and Mrs. II.
o. Boatwright will give an organ
recital at the First Baptist church
Friday evening, Sept. p, at $50
o'clock. An excellent program has
been prepared. There will be no
charge for admission. An opportu-
nifty for free will offering rs a
church benefit will be extended. 2ie