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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-31

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ben Hubeitanb.
Mn 4. Eftubcr 8ormittoas
~itiir5te Der 9afoeder Gbriitoi Ire.
Dies ans @asperih pom Sabe Des
Neubmies 8aae in Der aarmeliter.
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idbrigen Irbeiter Nnton Shiff olls
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ben an Die 9ruit, baB or IN be-
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braft peroen mltBtc.
in Der Straiiadc aegen einel1
iran5oiiihen S~aaabuuoen, lpeldei
iih in Der Observation-Disclosures
bonn @ontag pegen Siebitobls CT.
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zines 9ergmanues su perontporter
bate, mar II. u. elm bieberer Sor,o.
tperfer aus Dem Grsbaiiin OILS 3ellgt
erifienen. Miif ole iibiihe 1raae
oes Serrn 8r1iioenten: .Sinb Sic
nift p%ertuanot. periAmGaert ooe,
i'm Sienitc bes geiduloiateu?"
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Seiterfeit!
GipilitanS Ser Stabt Qnrem6nra
Seiratben. 80. Septem.
Der: Carl IIbert Seioel, Giienbobn.
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4gnes genannt Ilice @cinod,t
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G%ontroqeur; Waeoalena Stubborn
aft 70 s., obne Stano, ebelos. A.:
Sbereic Sellenbrunb, oft II s..
obne Stanb; eliie gpert, oft rs
s., HGtberin, Gbeiruu bon Sob
Somann, Saglobner au Sanoweiler
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-31
Bic hl. Hamilic.

Morin iiBt Dor ihrem Sous,
Gin Falmboum breitet Shotten ans
limo bedt nit ieincr SGmm rung
Limo
Gie beil'ge Sungiruu mo ono ainD.
Ius ldllGgt sic holOen Nu1cn ulli
lluo l1dle!lo bliat'a an ihr binnltf:
Sn n%amenloier Ml,tterlilt
Sriifte lie Den ScilunO an Die
SruIf.
S0nct Soleph Itebt oa6ei IN Hith'
llno Idloltt 0cit Seibcu frciu1blid)
I'll,
Nielt Der Eropbcten heilig Sieb,
Ton Dem or Die @rfiiamg iiebt.-
Slid ih III oieien &reis hiueiu,
go meiht pom Serjen @ram uno
Vein.
0tod)t' merfen Naes meg bon mir.
limo ipieIcn mof,t' ih, aino! nit
sir.
Sd mOd)tc gcbn al oeincr Seit'
Sinous III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sit idoniten 9lunien iilft' it) alls
limo ilodJte tic Si cinem StraiB.
Bon H0slein flod)t' i'd, cillen &rulIs,
Bon Sornen muht ih los Inn adnS.
Gin iauites 2dmmtlein brGft' i'd
Dir
0lit zines SGbuleins butter ,}ier.
limo aiih Ger Mutter bebr itrl0 rein
@ollt' ih cir glltes ainolein iein.
Sbr Minf mein @il'. mcin Sbnll
ihr Mort
LIMO ibrc Siebe mar mein Sort.
limo bel Sonct ,Spiepb motif id,
Ileb'n,
Shm traulid an Die SGnoe gem.
Nit Gifcr an ser SGge 5iebn,
Iit id)ariem Scil mid reblid,
miih'n.
ga id]aiien miro ih Naht lnlo
Gag,
Cab ME nlein Siebling onrben mag.
llno gcrne wollt id) betteln gebn,
WiiBt ih i'm nnft ruto bmngrl1
leb'n.
limo borden mollt' iJ inmlerfprt.
SGl' Solepb Ser Yropbeten Mort
= mie pcritGnO' id) "a 10 uaIl5
I'm &inoieins Soitpt Den bcllcll
8lanj.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-31
Sic renremGnrgcr 0asettc" nat
europa.

@ielc Suremburgcr . Nmcrifaner
lobcn bcn gewi6 iebr loblideu &C.
broud), ibrcn anaeb6ri9en IN ser
altcl Scinlatb cine 3eitung s,Sil-
iGiden, bnmit Die ienicits oc3 Gseons
s3llriifgebliebeIeu ieben tonnen, mie
eS Ssn Observation-Disclosures I'M neucn
Sdicrlmhc crGebe, mel6c Sort
idritte mniere vi. NeliGion in oicieni
lrciten Sahoe gemnft bot uno mie cS
olld in motericner scjiebumg bier
aL$iicbt.
Had) europa iubrlid) nur $500
III WorM,sbeiuhlmll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-31
0rmnoiatc Der Grsicbnmg.
Gortics a.

Wy utl l u 81
@as ioQen oobcr ole Glterll
tbiin, wcnn Elm ainb oiird) ihled).
ties 9etragen lie pl6slidl unracrcgt
ltno 5orrla aeinad)t bot?
Gle biirfen nid)t lofort iIrnicn.
lonocrn lie miiiien Dem ain0e mir
lugen: Oh %pefonmit Scinc StrnfC
ipdter." Sieie Nnfiinoiaung ltno
Die llrgelpiBGeit. mas iiir cine
Strafe eS befommt, mo Ole Nn9Ii
buuor mirfen oft ebeniopiel, nls Die
Strnfe ielbit. @enn Der &ater
ober Die Mntter cs Damn bel uoll.
itGrlbia neutrality-suspicious. Uc.
miltbsriIbe lladh Itrengcr @eredjtiG'
felt ubltrait luiO 5llpor nod nit
bcn &inoc iiir ieine @ciicruna uor
rincm arijiiir fnieeno ctluos bctei
mo ibm lont: .9tur Mngeru lIrniC
ih 0id). uber Der licpc Nott per.
lnngt Is bon mir, 10 miro 0na
aino beren &otbmcnbigfeit crten.
nen lrno lid ohne alien 3lpeiiel
bal0 bcIlern.
Sor Nllem nbcr miiiien Die
Gltcrn in Der Grsicbunn Mib &c.
itrniirng cinig iein. NicmdlS oari
Tnter pbcr Wiltter Elm aino IN
Sdulb tchnicn 1c9cl Die ucrnilnI-
tiac ,ulo gercdlte Strnie. meid,C
Milttcr oher Soter perbGngcn Mil.
Gbcnirpcnia iollen Die Gltcrll
bon Serwanofcn. @robcltcrn" ober
T~ienitbotcH oocr 5nidliaen gei,l-
d,ern Gnrteinnhnle iiir lire beitrai.
ten &inber oulberi.
Nilh oiirfen Tuter mo Wtlltter
0en dnberen Grsiehern ibrer ainoer
feline Sinbernilie in ben @eg lcaen.
ionbcrn lie lollen DIE Grsicbnng unS
ocn llutcrridlt in Der STRIDE imS
Sdlile tbntfr1fti1 mttrltiiBcn nnN
mii anoeren. bclomNers ibrcm Yiori
rcr, bel ldyipicrisen syGlen hid
ipradc nebmen inlo lih bel linen
Matb holen. Gltern. See!'orQer
,uo Sebrer miiiien inner &ato III
SmHo gebem Joni! t6muen Gr5ieb'
, Gle SroBeliern. imperbeira.
tbetcn Smtten peripobnen germ oiC
Gntel. Sic bacon. ioat sllboll
StclS. "nld,t 10 boS @elpuBtiein oer
Vernntportlidtcit be'iiolid Der
alnScrcr5ichnna mic Die Gltcrn
Nln Nlrlnrlf inn lhncn nj mir ain
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-31

gn @ottes Segcn lit IaeS ge.
lcgei. -gSeoer mer pilnnSt, nod
Ter. Weldler bcgiebt, lit ctipus Jon.
bern @ott, Der Ous 8eoeibcm aibt."
Ct. aor. 3. ~ Iielcn Seaci
8ottcs mliiBt ibr. glte Gltcrn. iibcr
Die 3inocrcr5ieblma berabilcbrn
olird) Oua @cbet. Yetet oaber
tdglih I'M @ottes Sc1en in DER 10
'dipterlacn mo 10 midltigen Gr.
5tebun8SfnnIt; empichlet ieoen Saa
allc curc ainOcr Dem li~ebcpoaIten
@tdoenlpcnoer. @ott ocm Sl. @eilt.
Dem heiligitcn Ser5cn ,Sciu, Der lie.
ben @cttesnulttfr, Dem vi. ,Spiepb
mo Den III. Sdnlsengeln cilrcr Sin.
Der. Scrgeiiet niemols. Dab ons
befarrlld)e 8ehet dlles pernloa.
Tcrlierct Oeshalb, liepc Gltcrn. ME.
mails Den NlItb, aitd menil es eid)
ld)eilt. oils oh ole cltrc mohlge.
meillten MnBnnbmen ipenig oocr
gar teinen Grfola bGttell, ionoern
liebinet nm 10 eiiriger SIM @ebetr
cure 3uflnft. Shaut bin oili Ole
bl. @onifa. Sic bat IL Sabre
oiisaebarrt i'm @cbetc fiir ibren
Sobn Nitguitimis. S1ttc tic sic
8eoilo perlorem. 10 miirbcn mir
pielleid,t feilien III. Nuguitinis bu.
ben. Eabcr fnbret trot aller Sin.
beruiiie mo Shmieriafeiten IN DER
Grsiebung 81 beten tort, perlieret
niemals Den Mlith. mo Der liebe
4ott miro'S %moblmluden!
Sicr mod)tc ih uu einen iebr
nlten. iibermis ltoncn 8ebraild, err.
innern. bon Dem i'd miinihen
modlte, oaB er bel nllcll fatboliid)cn
6omillcu sur 6cltung fomine,
rGmllid, an Ocn @ebruild,. Dap G1tcr
unb Miiticr ibre Sinner icanerl.
Sebr %iegensrcidl lit oieier @ebroid,.
Sem eritens befelrigt oieier Segen
ous Aniebcn Der Gltern Del Oen
2inOern. Ioourd) aber miro ole
quite 3ildlt rnb Der 8ebOrlnm in
Der Snnlilie beforoert. 3iueitens
fam lcid,t cin m%fbeoadtes, oll5m
bartcs @ort Ger Gltern 10 aittge.
nloft mcrocl. Trittens iii es iebr
troitpoll iiir Die ainOer, lid pom
Der Gltern 9eicgnct Si Wiiicn, neil
lie Damn nit INN 10 groberenl Ger.
trnucn ami 8ottcs Sdut mo Silfe
beieelt mcr0en. lie @irfung nto
Strait oes Gltcrltielcno iprid)t Der
wi. Imbroiilis nit i~olgenOen
@orten ans: .@er bon ieinen
Gltern aelcanet miro. lit BON @ott
9eieguet.~
q h luB folat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-31

Gs gibt Seltte, ole lire We.
.iunObeit perlieren. inoem JIG Dem
heidtbmm nnhingcn ipGter perlie.
rem iic lhr @elh, nm Ole @ciiu0hcit
iplcoer 5t erlongen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-31

angcnchmes SpielScug mo 3eitper.
trcib. bic ciniiNcn @cien. bel mel.
d,cl nod iilr nbgclcbtc oltc Eerlo.
ltcn llclic Sicbe piclcit,t 81 acwin.
iicn lit. Snrum lufen monde
Ole Gnfcl M iid i'll lofen, iubcln
tic oercn Simnlihfeit Nirrd) ,'udcr.
lpcrf. tborihtc Grandchildren mo
ocrglcidcn bcfricoigen mo ihren
llndrtcn ilidpt mchrcL Inn linen
red,t lieb 81 bleiben mo tic on lid,
Sn binOen. Iber niid, lpenn lie
ciniacn Gr5Iebungsernit btben, 10
ieblt Is OFT on Der Strait 5i ira.
len. lie unmiitelbare sSolge bier.
bon iii. Dab Del iold,en ainoern Die
9icbc 81 Den Gliern mo Der nil.
liac (Scborinm ,abnimnit. Die
Glterm lcllcn ocsbolb geroii abrp1.
gen. Oh nlebr gutter o0er ihlimmer
Ginilu6 oui Die Sinner III crmurten
iii. meim Oicieloen picl IN llmaona
nit cinem Ger &erlponoteu font
men," tNlbou Stoli Griiemmgs-
fimlt. ii. J6ll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
News of Union Springs.

Union Springs, November 2s.-(Special)- The funeral of Mrs. John Foreman, who died Sunday, was conducted yesterday from her home on Abercrombie street by the Rev. r. II. Watkins. and the inter- ment was at her old home at Sardis. Mrs. Foreman was a good woman about 60 years of age and will be greatly missed by her friends.
 A special union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Baptist church Thurs day at Il o'clock.
 Mrs Mary Pittman has issued invita- tions to Trail party Thursday after noon in honor of Mrs. R. NJ Poster of St. Louis.
 Miss Mary Brown of Uniontown. who has been the guest of Mrs. S. T. Frazer for week, left this morning for her home.
 Mrs. Hattie Thomas leaves tomorrow for Neunan, Ga, to be present at the marriage Of her nece, Miss Martha Orr, to MT George Wyman December 6. Miss Orr has many friends in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
ARCH FOUND INSANE.
Young Man Was On Trial for Murder
 In Columbus, Miss.

Columbus, Miss, November 2S.-(Spe- cial )-The case of the state versus Bailus Arch, charging the defendant with mur- der, which has been on trial in the cir cult court of this county for some days, having been transferred on a change of venue from Chickasaw county, ended this morning with the defendants being de- clared insane by the jury
 Arch. who is 22 years old, was charged with murdering a man named Huffman in Chickasaw county, and after murdering the man rfiing and taking $l15 from the victims pockets. At first Arch denied having committed the murder at all, but later on confessed to the deed. change of venue was obtained and the case was to this county. Arch was rep by Leftquich & Tubb of Aber- deen, Miss, Tom Buchanan of Okolona, Miss, and MT. Knox of Pontotoc. all of whom worked heroically for the client.
 Expert testimony bearing on the sanity of the defendant was introduced, which was convincing to the jury that Arch was mentally unbalanced. District Attorney Mitchell argued and fought hard for a of the defendant, and said that while Arch was not as bright as he might be that ae certainly knew that killing man was a most grave offense. His argu- ments were quite strong. and he handled his case brilliantly. The case was most important one, and has been watched and commented upon in all parts of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

difficulty enacted here last summer be- tween two of the most prominent and popular young men of Columbus. J. B. Bell was killed and J. B. Sale, his slayer, who was also wounded by Bell, now stands indicted by the grand jury on the charge of manslaughter. All the afterz noon was spent in trying to get a jury. The task was not completed with court $ adjournment this afternoon, but will be finished in all probability by 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 Evidence will then begin. Splendid legal talent represents both prosecution and de- fense and a hard fought trial Is certain to be witnessed Interest throughout the state is aroused on account of the promi- hence of both MT. Sale and MT. Bell Their family connections are extensive, not alone here, but elsewhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HIMSELF.
Marvin Henderson's Revolver Falls
 From His Pocket and Exp.odes.

Meridian, Miss, November 2S.-(Special) Marvin Henderson, prominent resident of the vicinity of Dixon. Scooba county. was accidently killed this morning at 10 o'clock by his own gun falling from his pocket. He had just driven into the little town with his family and was in the act of getting out of his buggy when his pistol fell from his pocket In strik- ing the ground it discharged. the bullet causing instant death.
 MT. Henderson was prominently related through the territory, and was brother to pr. Henderson, who was shot and seri- ously wounded several weeks ago. An other brother, Bird Henderson, shot and killed prominent man in that vicinity about two years ago. The accident of yesterday has caused considerable sympa- thy for the afflicted family.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
A Sale With & Conscience

All sales haven't conscience you know. Some stores cry "Sale" Sale "Sale," much as the boy did Wolf" Wolf Wolf"
 And we believe that in the long run they come out about as the boy did with the wolf
 Any way we know that real, genuine, bona fde reductions on honest first prices, and square deals'' are making this Were going to move sale grow and grow like rolling snow ball. And as it grows the more enthus- astic we become and the more we resolve to reduce the entire stock to minimum before we move to our new store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

been lost and that duplicates had been applied for.
 MT. Julius Leipold is confined to his home with fever.
 Dr. w. H. Sanders, state health officer was visitor to Selma today. He was met at the depot by Dr. s. c. Gay county health officer and was driven to Senator Pettus' office where a lengthy conference was held
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
The fattest Turkeys, The best anbcrries, Tho choicest Celery,
 at Fox Sens & Smith Go.
TO MERCHANTS.

Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18th, l0:25 a. m. Bessemer freight train will go to Bes- semer via South Bessemer line and return via North BessoMer line.
 Birmingham Railway, Light
 6 Power Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
Tuscaloosa Raises Fund.

Tuscaloosa, November 2S.-(Special.)- The Jewish people of this city are making an effort to raise a handsome sum to be sent to the destitute Jews in Russia. AL ready $250.0O has been raised and it Is hoped that they will secure as much as $50000. The amount vii be sent to Jacob H. Schiff of New York, who is treasurer of the National Relief committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
TO MERCHANTS.

Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18th, lO:25 a. m. BeSsemer freight train will go to Bes- semer via South Rcssemer line and return via North Bessemsr line.
 Birmingham Railway, Light
 & Power Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
IMPORTANT TRIAL ON.
]. B. Sale Is Indicted on a Charge of
 MansIaughter

Columbus, Miss, November 3.-(Spe- cial)-At o'clock this afternoon the case of the state vs. J. B. Sale was called in the circuit court. This case. as will be remembered, is the result of a personal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
Cotton Crop About Ginned.

Tuscaloosa, November 2S-(Special.)-- The cotton crop in this section has just about been ginned and the Round Lap company as well as most of the gins have shut down. Cotton that has not been marketed is being held for higher prices. Even Il cents does not seem to tempt the farmers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
WOMAN IS BADLY
 SHOT IN FRACAS Will Probably Not Recover
 from Injuriesl GERMAN AT ELKS HALL MT. Al Grayson and Miss Mary Ware Lead Figures at Selma-other
 News of Dallas
 County.

Selma, November 2S.-(Special.)-Las night at the house of Jack soloman, bet ter known as "Back Jack" corner of Perham and Plant streets the eastern portion of the city occurred a shooting affair in which Belle Jackson, colored, was perhaps fatally wounded by Eugene Callen, also colored. The shooting oc- cured on the front porch and the evi- dence is that the two had been visiting at the house and engaged in a quarrel going out on the porch to settle 1t. cailen was heard to say, You don't believe l will hurt you do you?" To this the wo- man replied, "No I don't. You won't do anything, but tip your hat to me" Then shot was heard and the woman's screams awoke the echoes. She was car ried to a physician who recommended an operation as the ball entered the lower part of the abdomen. It was found that the intestines had been perforated in thirteen places. Her condition is said to be very serious with but little hope en- tertained for her recovery. The negro escaped and has not been heard from.
 Delightful German.
 Last night at the Elks Home, the Crescent club, one of the most popular social clubs of the city gave a delightful German, the figures evolved being con ducted by MT. Al Grayson with Miss Mary Ware, a charming young woman of Bir- mingham as his partner. There were about twenty couples, including several visiting young women. Among the num- Der besides Miss Ware were Miss Sophie Bibb of Decatur and Miss Catherine Lovejoy of Marietta.
 Brouqht to Selma for Burial
 The funeral of Mrs. John C. Reid, whose death occurred Sunday night in Birmingham was held in this city today. the remains reaching Selma at 1035 and being escorted to the Catholic church. She was the widow of Colonel John c. Reid, during his life a prominent mem Der of the Dallas county par and a bril- liant turist. The pallbearers were. R. D. Berry, G. II. Craig, F. A. Buhler, w. Me- Lean Pitts, J. J. Babcock, and w. w. Quarles.
 Local and Personal.
 J. P. Freeman, a prominent druggist of Franklin. Ky, and formerly prescription clerk with Denton's of this city is on visit to friends here.
 J. Craig Smith, treasurer of Alabama was visitor to the city today.
 In mayors court this morning Andrew alias Tillman Lee was fined s45 and bound over to await the action of the grand jury for having disposed of the receipts of two bales of cotton that he found on the streets. The negro represented the cotton as belonging to him and drew soo on the receipts saying he was going on visit to relatives and would return. The next day an advertisement appeared noti- flying the public that the receipts had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
Unloads Grain by Suction,

Huntsville. November 2s.-(special)- w. c. Allen, manager of the Gurley Flourlng mill. has invented a new grain elevator which unloads grain from Wa gons by suction pipe does the Mum ger system in use at cotton gins. The invention has been patented and after a test of six months at Normal, Ala, was found to work perfectly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

Moore & Handley Hardware Co.,, are now filling orders for assorted items of hardware with their regular and usual promptness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

Since the fire the business of the Moore & Handley Hardware Co. in the machinery line has been very active. Call to sec them at their office, 2016 First avenue. Phone 949.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
A Few From the General Reduction in Dress Goods.

A table full of novelty suit ings, mixtures, plaids, checks, stripes, many of which are bargains 1Oo at soc; sale price. :. iCO 50-inch herringbone serges, one of the handsomest nov cities this season. Regular price $1.50; 12
 sale price,. .. .io Our finest grades of craven ette suitings, invisible plaid effects; regular
 price price sl.50- Sale l.25 price. .. .......
 All wool tricot Flannels. These are not 24-inch. but full 27 inches wide. 0Oc Sale price. ... -. ~o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

Don't forget to go to w. R. McVay's, 2l2O Second Ave. for your whisky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

The best Thanksgiving edi: bles to bo had at Fox Sons' & Smith Go.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-28

Prof. and Mrs. :. w Alexander
aud Misses Alice Burtis, Sarah AL
len, Vivian aud Ruby James left
yesterday for the state athletic meet
at Austin, accompanying the Allen
Acamedy student delegation-Louie
Hamilton. George Brookshire, Her
bert Payne. Clarence Wick, Homer
Wallace. George Peeler, Homer
Pendleton and Edward Guenther.
Walter Knox, l.. c. sellers, z. n.
Arlington, H. NJ. Curd and J. w.
Bats have been appointed by Judge
A e.. Board as commissioner nu "A
petition 20 divide the estate % the
late G. w. Harrington OF Millican.
The Eagle is informed that will
has been found providing for dispo-
sition OF the Harrington property.
Austin College team OF Sherman
played the A. and NJ. at College
on yesterday Afternoon and won out
by score OF ; 20 /. Another
game will be played this afternoon
at i:30.
DR.. r. h. Ross OF Houston passed
through the city yesterday eu route
home from Waco and reported his
mother. Mrs. l.. = Ross. whose i'll
ness was mentioned yesterday much
better.
Try r. Fountain q Co.'S
Bulk smoked sausage Ia oil.
Bulk pork sausage.
Bulk corn beef.
Bologna sausage.
The union prayer meeting servI-
ces will be held at the Methodist
church tonight. All are invited.
Mrs. Marshall arrived from Well
born yesterday and j. the guest of
Mrs. G. NJ. Proctor.
Capt. John q. Tabor is building
handsome new home near the audi
forum I'm Houston.
a. h. Candy Of Rock Prairie was
In the city yesterday.
Extra quality Ribbon Cane syrup.
Howell Bros. l23
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-28

Tom Gloss OF Edge was In the city
yesterday.
Llnoleum yards wide at Wagner
& Brandon's. rs
r. Jennings Roberts went 10 Nav
asota yesterday.
Fresh shipment cakes and crack
ers. Howell Bros. l23
Miss Fay Parker was visitor from
Wellborn yesterday.
Willis Reynolds Of Cottonwood was
In the city yesterday.
George Morris Of Pitt Bridge was
m the city yesterday.
R.R. Burns Of North Grimes was
In the city yesterday.
Mayor r. II. Harrison returned
from Houston yesterday.
Don't forget the corset sale is still
on. Wagner a Brandon. l28
Dallas Andrews and family Of Mad
isonville were IN the city yesterday.
Beautiful rlaited skirts In colors
and black. Wagner q Brandon. 3
Mrs. G. r. Mayfeld Of Waco is the
guest Of Nr. and Mrs. g. ;. Parker.
A. W. Royder and son, Lyle. were
visitors from WellbOru yesterday.
w. II. seidler left yesterday TO at
tend the San Antonio spring carni-
val.
Uncle Jack Battle Of the College
community was IN the city yester-
day.
Say. don't let me forget 10 see Il.
q. Tabor about that life insnr-
Ance. a-i
A. A. Sanders and family were
here from lola yesterday visiting
relatives.
Father Litwora Of Anderson was
in the city yesterday visiting Father
Gleissner.
our cut price corset sale will only
last few days longer Wagner x
Brandon. lZS
Miss Sallie Johnson left yesterday
for Waco to visit Mr. aud Mrs. Allen
ID. Sanford.
Mrs. Mary Ella Scale returned to
Madisonville yesterday after a visit
10 Miss Edith Rhodes
Mrs NJ. j. Nance LETT yesterday
for stamford after visiting Mrs. ).
T.. Blackman near Bryan.
l.. w. d. Quinn, 4. ID. Davis, Rush
Cotton and others were here yester-
day from Grimes county.
Eggs that are fresh. not eggs that
were fresh. We sell them az iOc per
dozen. Thos, w, Higgs. ~