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10 lGlTARRlRsE

El oatArro es una enfermedad que Ciene
mucha mas importancia de 10 que general
mente sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del ouerpo ouyas funoiones y fueEzas
debilita profundRmente. Ma causa freeuen-
te de la sordera; afecta Ia vista, la narfz y la
garganta y es generalmente por donde en-
pieza la tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma faoilidad y La trecuencta con
que Sc pegca un Cataero hace las personas
indifareutes para ourarlo y la gran mayorla
no Sc preocupa de las Consecuencias.
Los bafios frfos por la mafGna inmediata-
mente despu6s de dejRr ell lecho, dormir con
lHa ventanaG abiertAS y ev1tar las corT1enteS
de aire, son precauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo Ell observarlas. Pero el
preventive mas SECURE, mss efcsZ, mas fac1l
y mas positive y tambien ell que aconsejan
los medtcos es la Emulsion de Scott de acel
te de hfgado de bacalao.
Es sorprend ante la fuerza, vitsidad, ener-
gia poder de resistencia que recibe ell
Ouerpo humane de las pequenas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le adminiStran
con constanCia Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormeute todas las parties debiles y vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection catarral.
De ouando en- cuando aparecen industrial
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emu stones
vinos preharados los que atr buyen pro-
pied9des ourativas que no tienen y hasta hay
quien Sc atEeve decir en- letras de imprenta,
que ell petroleo 8 kerosina es un allmento.
lQue es el petroleo? Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
y lfmpiar maquinas para aIumbrar.-Una
substantial indigestible que carece de Ia pro-
piedad ssencial de todo alimento, cual es la
asimilscion; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modificarse y sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no tlene ninguna
de las propiedades curativas alimenticlas
del aoeite de higado de bacalo. 81 SO dijese
que el petroleo es un alimento para maqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para el cuerpo hui
mano.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad vues-
tro medico; Ell os confirmara esta verdad y
81 estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
ci6n de Scott
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Una casa Dc bsnea dc soforas.

Siempre que 90 quiera eDcontrnr de.
Cisi6n , OudaCis hay que buBcarIs en-
America; hace mucho tempo que exia
ten elf peri6dicuB dirigidoa, adminig.
tradoa y Compuestos exOluaiVamente
pOr muieres; perO Shors se anuncia d
aparici6n de una Casa de bsnca. an d
que todO el perBonRl pertensOer6 81 se
xo d6bil, desde ID directora hastR % 6V.
ma empleada.
LS presidents de este nuevO estable.
cimiento es la Oafl rita Sara Dick que
fu6 Dor muchos nos ID 6oica emplea-
d. como CSjsrs an una casa de CambiC
de los Estados Unidou.
Todo el personal. del nuevo estabIe.
CimieDto de cT6dito serk femenino; Iar
peFiodistas no FeChazan Iag auscripCio-
nea del g6neFo masculine en- los pefi6.
dicos feminists0, pero eatR casa dc
bapCa no RCeptaF6 mas dep6sitoa que
los 'peFtenecientea & ID mas bella mitRd
del g61ero humane.
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En eatR impIerta g Vende papeI &C
PaFi6diee viaio s ea.oo guiRal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-12
N0ticIas ggngTaIss

MUEBLES de vents en- buen estado.
Los hay en- les CRsaa Allen y Cristo
II. San juan. p r 9v.
SE VENDEN dos moIinos sistema
PSOner de peso 1870 lbs propio para ID
extraction de juQO de cana, para haceF
experimentos QufmiCOs, en- las Centra-
lea 8 para dedicarloa d ventR de gua-
rapo en- puesto flo 8 en- ambulancia.
InfoFmarSn. kioaCOs de D. plaza Bali
dOFioty 15v.8.
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BllcO Territorial J Agrft9Ia
pc Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROS.

.lnpOsScSOnes sO5re 555getGs: DesdG
e0.25 S 81, 600, devengarGn intereses 81
pOF 100 annual.
znsposScSOaes q place .Jfgo: Desde
600 en- adelante deVenQar6n inter6s aI
Q m2 ni aa E ms nlaGo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-12
LTNEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinerario.-Saidas de, Bayam6n y Capital
BimuItAneamente.
Dias laborabIe.-Manana 6, 7.15, $50; 9.45
11.OO. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 3.15, Abs, $50 y
Dias festivos.-Mafiana 6. 615, $50, 9.45
II 90. Tarde 12.14, 1.9O, 2.3O, 80, 4.3O, $50
6.15.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
bafo Bayamon, iday vuelta | {: clase 1925
2s clase S0-l6, De Bayamon Oataho ida
vuelta / g Clase Q. 10, 2's clase 0.1O.
Billete ordinario de Capital Oatafio en-
2p Clase centavos:
Bayam6n, 10 de septiembre de 1908. Ra-
mon Valdez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-12
CASA De RUESPEDES.

L. que perteneCfG & ID st tfIorits Fe.
liCia Fernandez hR paaRdo & II pPOpie-
dad de nueVO due no. habi6ndose hecho
en- dich0 estAblecimiento. gvsndes
meiorOs; esta CASA tiene m gnificaG y
Ventilsdss hAbitaciones, que se Rrrien-
dan con s sin comidas.
Tambi&n tiene un msQf itico mira
dor Cnmpueat0 de tres hAbitaciOneB.
luz e.6stricA. y TODD eli serviCiO nece-
aario, para una fsnilia, peQueffa; diFi-
ianae. Luna As. Is Y. 8.
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1Ye0aSOS 6 l0s SNapOasesste8 sabre LSbTs~
tns: Sc sortsarSn s todOs Los amos en-
tro los que mss se distingan por su
O0ngtancia en- 81 AhOFr0. I
HOras ds C0Sas Para Aas imp0aiCi0-
nes:
De86 61O4 de d maflana, y de s 81
de b tarde los dfas IabOrables; y de 9A
6 102 de d maflana los DomingOs. Para
d extracCiones IRs mismas h0Tas en-
Gspt0 Ia de los DOmingos.
RegggmegstO 6Bs "a SeocS6ss: Las per-
uona6 que intexesen mss p0EmenoreB
sobra Eas imposiCi0neg, extraco1oneB
naaneEa do liquidar intereseS. et0. pue.
den apEiOitaF an eiamplar en- q Cala-
Sc DESEA compTRr nm billaF. 1n-
formarkn. Criato no l, bsjos. va.
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GRArls. GRAT.s.

solicitamos sgente en- su plaza para Ia
venta de Novedades en- Alumlno, tarjeteros
tarletas, planchA rs para puertas, bandeji as
etc. Miniatures, espejitos, sci os fot graficos
etc. Nuestrcs agentes Ranan desde $50
800 por Semana. Iidanse caTalG gos 'nfor.
mes cara obtener muestras gratis de las no
vedades mas vendibles Ooncors & Co.,
Dspto f., New Rochelle, N. Y, 3 U. A.
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Aln1Orranas

Sc PApECE De ESTA ENFERMEDqD ,,. 49,. ~
viAoSo nvenO de - - N@A-
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IKD!GlDOR GEERLl

CoNSEJO A LAS MADRES. - Ri iafabe calnaanse
sehora Winslow debe siempre que los ndo,
estan en- e periodic de IA den ci6n. Proporcona avi
nmediEte az Pequeno paciente, prgdnea un sueno no
-ural tranquo fsla el door el angelitc dsspiert
uuy xiVo alegre ss muy agradable al paladar calm
a nio, ablanda encas, alivia sus dolores, hace q
Giles las funciones del estomago regula los intestine,
Es 81 mejor remedio coaocido para Ia diarea va prt
ven.sa s. de la deutci6n 8 de cuaquiera otTa
lbf5yase mucho CUT lido pediF 81 Iarab Ealm&
~ n ssIera Nt-si1a'' - T1~inr He e9dnz~
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No era q Tasas.

Aver tarde Sc sentfa intensS fetidez
en- les CerCADfas de las DAradaa 16 & II
de SanturCe. que SO & repiti6 por Il
noche.
Yes ESQ el inspector de SAnidad del
barrie, que 81 buses un POGO. enCon-
tiara u CausR que paFeCe eB ID de
aTrUjeF mateEias en- descomposici6n
lee cunetas de la cRIIe del Condu do, con
peTjuiCiO de los veCinos de aquellos si-
tiOgs
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So impone que ell ayuntamiento de
ID CludAd tonne una medida radical con
ell gran n1mero de mendigOs que ge
ven pOF estas GALES. paFticuIarmenta
IO8 ssbadoB. Debe tFatafae de que
seen socoFridos esOs infelicep, eVitando
ell eapectsCulo de Bus miseFias que no
hablDn muy en- favor de nuestra ndmi-
nistPaCi6D. ID 6inerO emplead0 en-
tales atenCioneS 10 est6 siempre bien.
So Rsegura que pFonto comeDza.
ran los tTGbbjos para eatsblecer otrR
vie de los carros el6etricos. que paaaPS
por detF6a del eCOndado4, SanturCe.
CiycuaVal8ndO este p0b&do, en- an ira
veto desde Ell puente de San Antonio,
CondRdo. Parque. Calle XIII Carre-
tara, pOr dOnde vOlver6 "a punto de
bifurCaCi6n indicado.
DEsPUEs DE pROBAR todoB los eneafo-
sos remedies que se anuncian es cuando mas
so agradeCe la efcacia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta cuya superioridad esta univer-
gqlmente confrmada,
Ouraciunes desesperadas en- personals bien
oonocidas que 10 tomaron duFaDte tres me-
yes son las que 10 han hecho gloFioaO, pero
un solo estuche produce meior efecto que
una docens de fFascos de cnalquier otro 10.
medic, porque adem&s de aer 81 Gnico vsrda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago = del
lnteHtino, sin enganosa acci6n calmante, es
digestive PurincadoF de los alimentos-
sa debe axigir que Ceda hostia tanga ora.
bado el nombFe Digestive Moiarrleta.
Deposto general de las FaEmacISs de Rla1co ca
ae eoi ; e yaRta q "a psles s. o q.
~ Ws 5ssssaseS AA2sll0a
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--Aumenta Il siembyR de aIgod6n
en- slgunaa O marcos de d isIa = Be-
,aaguFa que pronto se foFmAEa una
fusfte aGOOiaci6n de ,pFopietRrios para
enaanchnr nQuallR.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11

Fred Pryor has been appointed 10.
cal agent OF the Waters-Pierce oil
company, vice Sidney T.. Rhodes,
resigned Mr.. Rhodes resigned in
order 10 give more attention 10 other
business affairs.
John McCorquodale has purchased
the livery stable 81 WIN. aud J ID.
McCorquodale. taking possession
yesterday. He will appreciate the
continued patronage Of the public.
No preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday or Sunday night, the
pastor, DR. Belts, being out Of the
city. Sunday school and Epworth
league ut the usual hours.
All kinds of valentines from
cent to g. % and 81 90 each at James
drug store. We have never handled
valentines previously and have no
old stock. So
G. T.. Isbell was here from Grimes
county yesterday and went TO MilAno
10 meet his daughter. Miss Ada
Isbell, en- route home after n visit at
Rockdale.
Frank McConnico was here from
Dallas yesterday visiting his parents,
Nr. aud Mrs. A. ID McConuico, and
lett for New Orleans yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. W. G.. Gibson and children
arrived from Navasota yesterday 10
join Mr.. Gibson. aud are domicil-d
at the home of Mrs. a. II. Carr, Sr.
Marriage licenses: Charley War
ford aud Ida Davis, Rufus Chase
aud Lucy Webster, Lester McDou-
gald aud BERTHE Isbell.
c. J. Gorzycki was called out
TO the College community yes
terday 10y the illness OF Ills father,
who is In his S6,h year.
Don't wait until Saturday-the 500
hats may all be sold Friday and
your opportunity will be gone.
Hunter 4 Chatham. 81
Just received az Edge X Dilla-
shaw's. new spring shipment OF
Irving Drew Co. S fine footwear for
ladies and misses. OIL
The new fire bell was put up and
tested yesterday afternoon and IL
sounds much like the old bell before
IL was injured.
MIN Johnson returned from Pal
-sline, where he has been In the
employ Of the |. 4 G.. ~, few days
ago.
T. NJ. Ewing was in from Pitts
Bridge yesterday.
Or. J. l.. Fountain returned from
Austin yesterday.
Robt. w. Howell Il on the sick list.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11
BEATYs sILL.
Measure TO Sell Part Of Texas and Nsw
orleans Railway Discussed.

Auftin. Feb. 10 ran 81 Senator
Beatty authorizing Texas and New Or
leans railway 20 sell that part Of ~
line between Dallas and Sabine Pass
WIS discussed IN the senate Thursday,
finally going over until Tuesday next.
pending return Of Senator Davidson.
Senator Looney offered a lengthy
amendment. providing that no railway
orsfther corporation owning parallel
orSompeting line Of railroad shall pur-
chase that part OF the road authorized
10 1e sDiA and that the railroad COM
NIL lon is authorized and Instructed
10 fully Investigate the sale: that u
shall be supplied with copies Of all pa.
peh ln the case. list OF stockholders.
etc. 10 nsce-tain whether or not such
sale is 90 good faith a transfer 81 the
property. that n the commission g.
not itIpicd with the sale and decides
that 10 hns not teen made ia accordance
with the provisions 81 this act. Il shall
NE its conclusion 81 d.sapprovnl with
th" fecrct1ry ~ state and the sale viii
be void. 10 was ADOPTED
Senator Hawkins offered an amend
ment striking out the committee
amendment. which was written by SEN
ni0r Davidson. requiring the roads 20
provide free transportation Tor state Of
hlilie. members ~ the legislature and
sheI1s. IS motion 20 racommlt f1ilef
The senate passed finally the bll by
Senators Gr.rrF. Martin. Plulus ans
Decker permitting the opening Of road
90 Wl.utllu th0rourhfares where a
landowner is lrelose3 by othe- property
holders
senate also passed finally Hawkins
state and county depository bin and
Smiths bill requiring railroads 20
maintain water closets NJ passenger
stations. senlt Hale's BIN permitting
p'rDrs convicted Of felony and given
sentence Of 1--WE years or less 20 make
rernrn.z1uce or bail pending appeal.
The following srn1te bills were pass
81 finally by the house. Mr.. Hurs bin
prohibiting ropIng contests. with
amendment by Messrg Hudspeth. Gray
and Johnson 10 prohibit entering the
ihcInFe0 lands ~ another and rouina
stock therein. SIR Hilrs bill Increasing
% SO monthly the pay Of stenoera-
piers .n civil courts Of appeals: Mr
Hawkins BIN eXtneldng FOR two years
the time allowed Tor the construction
Of The Orient railroad. Mr. Smiths bin
providing Tor temporary guardians Of
minors and their estates
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11
MINOR MATTERS.


Insurrectlon In Argentine IL ended.
s. II. Lewis. Como. Tex. merchant
fell dead.
Charles Hall, a negro. dropped dead
nj Houston.
Scores o. cattle are dying around
Webster. Tex.
Mrs. John Schroeder died az Fla
tonia. Tex. from a fall.
Two unknown men broke the neck
Of c. l.. Brooker at Lake Charles. la.
AZ Morgan. Tex. J. w. Gnpin. sixty
one years old. was found dead in bed
Government townslte agent paid
$4,000 az Fort Townson. l. T.. to 1000
choctaws.
r. l.. Freeman OF Davis. !. r. has
sent 80 bales Of cotton to Galveston
90 be stored.
]. r. Reynolds OF Massachusetts, has
been appointed assistant secretary OF
the treasury.
Twenty-seven alleged gamblers
were arrested az Hobart. Okla. and
$3.50 In fines collected.
Al Houston Heights Mrs. John clau-
don was badly wounded. Mrs. Jose
phlne Leoni was arrested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11

Friday and Saturday, 10th and nth,
at Hunter A Chathams. 81
Hunter 4 Chatham are having a
successful hat sale at their store,
beginning yesterday and closing to-
night. They have cut the price one
half and are moving the goods rap
idly.
Home Mission Society at the Meth
odist church meets AT 3 O'Clock Mon
day afternoon for the election 81 OIL
GERS. All the members are earnestly
requested to be present.
Mrs Thos Holland and children
Of Artesia, New Mexico, who have
ben visiting relatives az Calvert,
arrived yesterday aud are guests ~
Villa Maria Academy.
Jim Astin. who Is student oi
Allen Academy, went to Mumford
yesterday 10 spend Saturday and
sunday with his parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. w. f.. Astin.
Louis Bate returned To Midwife
yesterday after spending a week in
the city with his family during
which he was laid up part Of the
time with lagrippe.
Have you seen that swell line OF
Irving Drew Co = ladies and misses
tlne footwear ut Edge d Dilla-
shaw's. 81
For SALE - My home place in
Bryan. Apply to me at Oi Austin
avenue, Waco, Texas. John Klst-
Ter. 50
Supt. l.. a. Daifhn of the north
end division Of the II & T. c., was
here from Ennis yesterday.
a. Hensarling has been sick sew
eral days at his home In this city.
Miss Verbye Kern returned from
Marlin yesterday.
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Or. 1ULLITT DEAD.
Aged Physician and Veteran Of Tws
Wars Departs This Life.

san Antonio. Feb iO-Dr. Cuthberi
Bullitt. aged eighty-three. died here.
He was a native OF Kentucky He was
Mexican war veteran and settled IN
Fannin county. whe0e ne lived az the
outbreak OF the Civl war. He was q
cousin OF the famous Confederate sol
der. Cuthbert Bullitt and a. C. Bullltt
one OF the founders and early editors Of
the New orleans Plcayuue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11
BAILEY DIsAPPRoves.
Senator Opposes Federal Improvement
and Supervision Of County Roads.


Dallas. Feb. i0.--At a meeting OF the
directors ~ the Commercial club a Iet .
ter WIS red from United States Sena-
tor Bailey On. which he expressed hl,
dis7rTrovIl ~ the Federal supervision
aud Improvement of county roads 4
have Ihs0lufa'v No svrnn-fr- .-.tr r-r
movement which looks 90 Federal su-
peryIF.ou and improvement. OF ouI
county roads" s8ys Mr. Hailey. 4 arm
one n those who believe that purely
local matters should be LEFT entirely
% local control and viii not vote 10 SUB
NIT our roads 90 the Federal govern
ment in order % obtain Federal appro-
prlati0us.'
IN many Texas towns during the last
few GAYS conventions have eh-sen held
iniorsing the plan Of Federal aid n
ad-buiidlnE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
l. & @. N. SCHEDULE.

Read lluuter a Chatham's hat adj
vertisement IN this Issue. 81
I'M. Caldwell, the jeweler. O.
Fresh vegetables at Howell
Bros. ~
MSxey wickes has returned from
Waco.
Drink Hszelbrook Rye at Ford's
Saloon. 70
Fred Pryor Is out again after "a
weeks Illness.
II. q. Tabor returned from Hemp
stead yesterday.
Mrs. webb Howell mas been quite
sick several days.
\ T.. Cavitt Of Wheelock was In
the city yesterday.
G. W. Covington Of Tabor was In
the city yesterday.
q W. Dunlap Of MillicAn was In
the city yesterday.
New valentines and only new ones
ut James drug store. rs
w ". McVey Of MInter Springs
wss IN the city yesterday.
For the best Of everything in life
insurance see II. q. Tabor. Diff
OR. Dlckerson Of wellborn was
n visitor 20 the city yesterday.
Nothing better than HAzelbrook
Rye vt Ford's saloon. Try Il. 10
V. II. Hanus and wife left yester-
day 20 visit relatives In Taylor.
f.. ]. Fountain n Co. have nice
fresh pigs feet and Rhine rolls. 81
Capt. p. II. Dawson Of wellborn
was here on business yesterday.
Valentines vslentInesl All kinds,
all new stock at.Jamss' drug store
Henry Koontze and George May
nard ofZak we're in town yesterday
Hats ut half price AZ Hunter 4
Chatham's, Friday aud Saturday 81
Miss Lena wetter il visiting her
sister. Mrs J. G. Dowd, AZ Mumford
J VI Coulee and VIM. Pope were
here from Grimes county yesterday.
cunt Atkins Of Kurten called on
thu Eagle yesterday while In the
city.
Say. don't let me forget to see II
q. Tabor about that life insur-
Ance. d-i
Mrs. II. NJ. Wilson and children
returned yesterday after a visit In
brentwood.
Tho half rate on hats commences
M o o'clock FRIDAY morning at Hun
,sr A Cbatham's. 81
Mrs. T.. Harrle and children re-
turned 10 Houston yesterday after a
visit TO relatives.
Cashier w. A. Gowan Of the |. 4
a. n, spent yesterday In Houston
Attending court.
J ). Harrison and J w. Crenshaw
were here from Keith, Grimes
county, yesterday.
Get ready for Hunter a Chathams
unparalleled hat sale Friday and
Saturday, Feb. 10th and lith. 81
Mr-.I. A. Fontain Of Mexia ar
riv, Il yesterday to attend the funeral
Of her sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Fulkerson.
A complete line Of ladies' and
misses swell low cut shoes, all the
Iate,t styles, colors, etc, FOR spring
- Ella a nlllnaLnMia 81
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New Dirrc.nr.-

New York. Feb. i0.-B. T. Yoakum
and II. =. Huntington were elected d.
rectors Of the Colorado and Southern
railroad. succeeding +. J. Berwlnd and
J. r. Cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11
HEAD CUT OFF.
Leg Also Amputated and One Arm
Crushed at Elbow.

Houston. Feb. i0.-.w r. Wallace. q
brakeman IN the employ OF the South
ern Pacific. met death In the yards
OF the railway. Thrown between the
cars he was dccapltated. one leg was
removed az the hip and one arm was
crushed at the elbow. He was thirty
seven years OF age. and Is survived by
a wife and four small children.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11
EauaI 20 the Be-.

Humble. Tex, Feb. 10 Mooushine
well No. II has come IN. Estimates OF
its daily f'ow range from 10000 to co.
600 barrels
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-11

There may be- seen "a the office oi
County Judge a. G.. Board "A aue
sample Of Bruzps county clay. la the
shape 81 a round bali, thoroughly
dried, but not burned. This ball ur
globe has been cleverly made o.
r.pTeseut the earth, IN. hemi-phrrss
being carefully marked. accurately
showing all the land aud water sur
faces. With such a globe Columbus.
voyage across the ocean would have
been for the bold discoverer an easy
task. The globe Is the work Of Miss
Katie Wilcox, daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Waiter Wilcox, aud pupil Of
the Knob Prairie SCHOOL, OF which
Miss Ferguson il teacher.
Prof. w &. Davis has been sue
cessful la securing DR. Brooks con-
sent 10 deliver bis lecture, THE
Choice OF Hercules" at the Carne-
gle library at o o'clock this evening,
aiiurdiug the Bryan people rare
treat \ nominal admission fee Of
% cents will be charged. Seats on
sale at ~ Ter Hasweli's and Hunter
q Chatnam's.
4 J Fountain a Co. have for your
Sunday dinner,
Fresh snap beans
Fresh cabbage
Fresh turnips
Fresh celery
Fresh lettuce
Fresh cranberries 81
A number Of nice trees are being
planted In the courthouse yard.
Now, II somebody will take 1t upon
themselves To see that they get
watered regularly during the com
ing long hot summer, this crop of
trees may be saved, as most OF them
are large.
The next meeting OF the Retail
Merchants Association is hereby
called for Tuesday afternoon, Feb
18th, at 4 o'clock, instead OF Monday
afternoon, AS heretofore announced.
This Is by the authority OF Ed Cren-
shaw, president.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

One of the loveliest of these dresses
was built fnr Washington bride The
skirt is perfectly plain. save that it is
laid in stitched plaits all the way around
with hip yoke of brown broadcloth
embroidered with little japanese red
birds.
The jacket is a little Eton, with en-
broidered japanese red birds upon the
front, no bigger than half dollars, and
red birds in the back The sleeves are
puffed sleeves. immensely full, with
tight brown silk cuffs. OF course there
is brown toque, trimmed with red
flowers.
Another Easter bride who will be mar
ried in q travelling suit has selected a
navy blue cloth which Will be made
with skirt set upon a yoke which is
trimmed with Oriental trimmings. There
is a founce around the foot of the
skirt. which is walking length. The
jacket is an Eton with a surplice front
There are two long stole pieces which
cross upon the bust and are caught in
the belt.
Getting married is a frivolous thing IL
one can judge by the Japanese weddings
which are given this spring One Easter
bride will wear a travelling gown of
deep brown japanese silk and will carry
Japanese fans trimmed with flowers. The
effect is pretty, taken with the floral
decorations, which are Japanese.
For the ceremonious wedding. where
the bride dresses in white. there are
white laces which make up beautifully
into wedding dresses. Take a white
piece lace which Is called an Italian lace
and which sells for about 81 a yard 1t
is wide, neither heavy nor fine, rather
substantial and very attractive. This
lace, which contains heavy figures with
fine figures in between, can be made up
over a very inexpensive glazed lining,
with the very best results. 1t needs
only little satin piping to be COM
plete. And it can be worn with satin
girdle, or If one wants to spend a little
more, with wide girdle of panne vel
vet. Upon the front panel there car
be spray of orange blossoms worked
right into the lace.