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New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August 10 1905.
COFFEE opening steady at decline Of ; to 10
points in sympathy with cables the market
ieed IN continued bull and reports OF advances
IN the price Of the two leading brands Of package coffee
me close steady. unchanged 70 points higher
sales were about 560o0 for the half session or the
European markets Havre = franc and Hamburg
20 e pig lower. the Brazilian considered
fairy favorab! Pio a. higher and
eXchanga 332d higher. and while receipts continued full
as compared with figures the Increase was not
marked enough TeadiuStucnt nf ideas
The early selling q of scattering
liquidation ana moderate houses with
European connections while Wall and in
tereSs supported the market the advance There
some further qUdaton September taking the form OF
exchanges from - late months. but without in
hucnctng the OF the Paulo receipts for
the dag reported the cable -, 163 bags
against 46 400 last Receipts at the ports for
Friday 10000 bags against 600 last Both
Arosa and Lion brands Of package coffee were advanced
&c The market quiet but steady. with quota
tions the basis S7sc Rio No =
The Of prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
JUDICIAL RULE ON FLIRTING.

The question OF flirting IS occupying the
judicial mind in the capital OF Iowa One Of the
most eminent Of the Dogberrys Of that city Of the
plains has undertaken 10 lay down rules and reg
ustOnE He IS not disposed 10 be oversevere. but
he does define limits beyond shich must
venture 20 60 In Des Moines Mr.. Justice Dog
berry declares that this thing OF having young
nan making up 10 a girl to whom he has never
been Introduced must stop. He will not insist
lpon Introduction IN all cases. in large a
city Des M0ines he hastens to add That would
e require TOO much of the genial and sociable
Nezt- \ Young may be permitted the Judge
fagS e zip his hat TO 2 beautiful girl whose
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
GOLD MINE IN IRELAND.

Not long ago the known globe. but especially
that part of 1t known Ireland. thrilled that
Irish soil a gold mine had been discovered.
Nothing afterward was heard of it for long time,
and many may have cassed the news along with
those discoveries of perpetual motion that are con-
stantly being made. But detailed
descriptions of the mine. with their assurances
that 1t is actuality. 1t lies in County Donegal
one Robert Johnston. Belfast timber merchant
The rock is said be rich in all sorts of minerals
but richest OF all in god-holdlng much of this
metal two ounces to the ton. Machinery for
working the has been purchased and may by
have even been installed Work is expected to
be in full swing in few weeks time And so Ire
land has struck il rich.-( Boston Transcript
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
souTHERN &c mAR..Ers.
EuRo7EAN PRODUCE MAsKET.

Liverpccl Aus 10-Csosag, WI-EAT-S7ot ucu7aI:
futures quiet Septe.ru-. l'ataait.r 1isd
CORN-Sp't, steady. Aaaercaa mixed t lls, fe,ure.
dull. Sept sul1e-. As 9fsa. Ir.a-hce-
Slsd. PFAS-tauats1n 5 .att 81 tt Flll.~t rat,is
fancy winter sts4ey. cst. HolS Le.oa tEueg
Coastf -asv. - l0srt5 El-- cua e5r-n Ia5iu
mess. SOS PORK s-raly prime mes fs dds
FaAf~-~horl c,- o. rt .-cl1r f-r-oS-
Cumberland c-t. - to So p. s-eaey 7,sa ~
irr1. Jis rt-e- r-lD-e- ret IS 20 81
n Arm ss- laur ce.r --.e rec,v IS a p
firm, as 3D. saaTt -lels 9.Hs 81, +" y 4as'
Squarr n 4 L. H. arm sts CD LARD -Fli. Western
I'm tie~crs frr1. 81 A-3sr r-tf- -asls stsndt
Ses BUTTER unuluai r71l tnttsd states >ss huesl
T--ff-G States CHEESE nnest
vr-fra Atle-i-s1 fA-<i-)tN
Tarf~le cv alsi@t Ci. AUstl-sa n into1. strong
9-s r. Tl-Rf-F-N El-lS
Ccsnrrla stesiy 0s Sd PErFslI-Isl NJ i,snaee egei
e5 IINSFED OIL quiet. 10f 81 COTrDNSE1D OIL
Hun rearet spot trm- IL o.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug - g. r--srrsf1r- C1-C -spot
quiet. prices uti1r- {.
SID; good mid6lrE 5H14- l5l-i-- 5.7Fi i-N MI
diing. 5-JG[. cr!i1arE- I.t.9-
sales u -
speculation su4 export i1cIu-eF - Ar.~..77.
TssceiD.s 3 Ace ba.os AN American FH.ur. rti-c
and closed duh. American uI5din- t---1r s-i
August and Scpte1Ser. Iftd. ~sptallt- r-t HHr
3 esd; October and N1valt0~ Sa-i. Ne,e-a.- -i De-
ceunher 500 pecer15e- and Jsr1er 7I .alGarv
nd February. 51ll. FtH-Ce-y a0j 5f,-ct. 1Iar
and April 5.72f. sp-il a-d Man 1Iai. ga. June
; =
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

9uantance he covets but does not possess and he
,.s .las even smile sweetly while ne is doing 30 II
me girl SMILES back at him. all is we'll Biit f she
a the acquaintance profTered the squire
- SUNG 10 see TO II that not forced lnoY her
VIII occur TO the ordinary citizen east of the
4lieshalhes that this rule liberal enough IN s,,t
the most advanced society. In the ITniSarsit,. ns
oNloro III has been said that one student womb ,,ot
is ttssue another student from drowning unless he
raa I nTsi been introduced TO the man IN the water
uon.-( Baltimore SlR ~ O'iei uiioO-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
NAVAL STORES

Higher prices primary -1vr the New ID
market fer spirits ru-ru-lU- drrler
quoted for uachir@T Taus barrels Pr-i1 cuiet
steady and unchanGei. Tar ruled nr-. ana uac-auseL
We quote
SPIRITS TURPE2;TINE-cl and machine bl,s seI-e
TAR. s. -
ROSJN-Corlu-or -1rl s--ar-l So -5GS2 r0 r. 81 -
as % T. 81 c15 81 50, G. 81 80 So 80, H, So -1
4, 81 GS@St 20: NJ 81 7s4St So n s. o5 W @. IS 800
STOCK ON HAND
spirits tUIprIt---r nos
Charleston, Aug. l9-TCIiF ENrI,,z aad RcsEt-
Nothing doing
sayannah Aug 19.-TUEPENTIcz arm 81 col- -; Gales
bbls. Tec-i-ts.
sales f3sG bb.s receipts. 1871. sA-c-e--s tsg--
and G. IS 3c0 50 go ID. SO s0sG Dos p - r. 81 go"
So %; 6. S4gS4 CO. a. q 10, s. IL H - % r. S4 g.,
w 81
Wilr1iugtoa Aus 19-SpIHITs -FEc,TEN-- fr-a
Sac. receipts. btls. HOSI< steady
brls TAR bids g hf's-
CRUDE TURPEo,TI1E FIRM or SEQ. 81 a2t 81 8. -
London Aus -TJ-FPENTENE Spirits. SIS Sd.
ROSIN-A sri-an s-rslrel. G. 6t. t-. IT,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
WORM TURNS.

Pscssa-Rut nay dear rm scrry go you iac& re
courage your corvictions
Mrs Pecken,-No~ what p the world do you unean b.
that Henry
20 rishs ahead ana talk more--(Chics.o NswA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Coffee Cables.-Ro-M Market steady; No :. 1915;
17ssd; 21 900 bags shipments Tor
United States. ID 900 bags shipments for EuIope o
bags: stock 10000 bags Santos-Market firm; good
average santos 4s4OO; receipts. 5000 bags: stock,
! l62 600 baKs Hamburg-Market opened unchanged 70
Z pfg advance; at p December was net y pig on
other months l. pfE off; 81 coo bags
ket opened steady y lower; at y was franc
lower: sales, Ia. 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

CoTTON-The cotton market was more ,u r@p estimates
al FULLY $50 bales. and prices showed ~ -
movement difference Of nearly 10 points app So
uJaan the high ana low points of the session ne '4
ing was steady a decline Of TO points "Illch 1
. poiuts lower Liverpool was TO points i1"GL
close there private capies III 20
hear ont the assertion traders considered ina -
decline was largely the result OF bear operations
mis- Oppos sales, however. were cOhIu Iuueu
rains In the Eastern dry weather In IeNAS 70
rptbar with a bearsh weekly crop reNle" DE 4nV
Sronice and after increasing the initial decline 10
matter OF pCils the market rallied on covering & anu
,uU s,lurort from both Southern ana wa!
street sources From 1851 October oortracts
T. lc tic and general list showed net gam at one
time during morning OF about TO 10 points @ @ile[,
showers In Texas over Sunuay
ana incr.tsad realizing partial reaction, ana
1e market at the steady but only 10 points
reported that the local market Ieaoer'
who for sore past-has issued opinion as 10 t
nar,et was our with circular. but this seemed
Ia have utte Influence operator in question has
bee considered bearlsi time past either foF
rn or otherwise and believed be already snort OF
he reports from the SoutH con
builish, and change ID ieporleu III the @'uNe
OF interior holders ,.
The of contract prices IN Ihe "IdI lo1AVt ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

5sD5s@S'r 5sosss4 .::i2 81 g. Sc sc SO :sEs sEs
Pork:
September ...... II 70 1870 iao0

Receipts OF breadstus interior points in thousands
@ three ciphers oOo) omitted nour bbs grain eush as
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
STOCK ON HAND.

Rosin f,1 IBIS
Tar es- bbls
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
I'm still in it!

The Mattress Business. Old mattresses made
new. also uphoister old chairs and lounges:
take up, clean and put down carpets and maftinQ
Please send me your orders at Capt. q. w
Smiths once. JACK TALLY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
FRENCH NEUTRALITY
Number Of Vessels Are Said TO Have
Been Delegated 10 Do This.

Slison. April l2-F'rouch cruiser
Drscartcs and five torpedo boats
cruising IN cape ST. James near tint.
French Cochin-C China post The
French gun boats Achcre and styx are
about 90 leave Saigon for the purpose.
70 is said. of preserving the neutrality
Of French waters The Descartes.
which Is furnished with wireless tell
graph apparatus has received several
dispatches In foreign code which Is
iuoglblc.
Some japanese ships are cruising or
the coast of Cochin China for the pur-
pose of preventing Russians taking
coal OF board and making reconnais.
sances. A Chinese junk which arrived
here recently has reported two Jap
anese vessels purchased supplies at
Pullo Obi at the southern extremity
of Cochin-C China. In case battle oc-
ours or coast OF Cochin China only
the Incidents anticipated by the French
colony here are that belligerents may
send disabled hips TO this port
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
PRESIDENT GOT WOLF
Leaps From His Morse and Secures
Gray Specimen.
IGHTARECAPTURED
Chief sseeutive Was Lesped at -Four
Times BY n Rattiesnake Six Feet
Long, but He Succeeds In
Staying the SER vat.

Frederick, Okla, April l2.-Tht pres.
ident and his fellow hunters added
eight wolf scalps TUESDAY TO their
store Of peIts. Monday when Mr.
Roosevelt saw John ALTERNATELY can
ture barehanded wolf after IL had
been hurt by dogs. he promised to du-
plieate the feat Wednesday after a
long chase the president was the first
to arrive at the spot where the fore
most Of the pack OF hounds vert en-
gagged with wolf Leaping from his
saddle, the chitt executive had the ami
mafs bloody Jaws In his hands and
his companions Justify entered him. II
was a gray specimen.
lie ran over "a slx-foot rattler. and
before he dispatched II with his eight
een-inch quirt It had Ieaped at him
four times.
The president Is highly elated over
his hunting, and said that the day had
been the best sport that he had ever
experienced ana he would not miss n
for 10000 He likes the manner IN
which the people OF this community
have needed his admonltions i'm regard
TO remaining away from the pasture
ana giving him a square deal
This may be he cause OF his return
ing To this spot az some future time.
as he says there are few places in
the United states where the people are
so f-ir and restrain their curiosity as
here
In a conversation al the dinner table
he expressed himself as being SURPRISE
AZ the magnitude OF the country and
thougnt this would be one OF the mat
ters which would be remedled when
Oklahoma became a state
Every wolf captured Is carefully
weighed. as the president VIII use |
this data In writing an article on the !
hunt. one OF the chases which was
taken was for four miles az breakneck |
speed before the wolf was at last
caught
Only a portion Of the dogs are al /
lowed In each chase The yelps Of the /
remainder. as they tug NJ their chains.
ran be heard Tor miles
At night the cry 81 the wolves can
be- heard. some OF these very animals
apparently approaching 20 within 100
Yards OF the camp seeming 10 know
that they have nothing TO fear when
The dogs are tied and darkness hides
their stealthy movements.
To Mr. Roosevelt these hldeous cries
are sweet music seeming 10 De "a chal-
'enge 20 follow them. and he can hard
" walt for daylight when ne will again
rush IN pursuit
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
DIED FOR DUTY.
Sheriff Killed by Mississippi Mob Be.
use He Protected Prisoner.

Memphis. April IA special to the
News Scimitar from SenatobIa. Miss.
says that an early hour Wednesday
morning sheriff J. NJ. Poag OF Tate
county. was shot and killed by a mob
OF masked men heavily armed. who en-
tered the jail for the purpose OF llber-
ating James Whit. white prisoner.
who IS TO be tried Monday on the
charge Of murder. The mob. which
consisted OF six or eight men. reached
the JAIN az o'clock IN the morning
and got inside before the sheriff was
aware OF its intention. His demands
that they leave the Jail were answered
by firm refusal Thcrcupon the sher-
IN fired. wounding one man. The mob
then fired on the sheriff. two bullets
taking effect one passing through his
lungs. The mob then beat a hasty re-
treat. taking the wounded mpn with
them. The sheriff fingered until 6
o'clock. when he died. The names 81
the members or the mob were not
given. Whit remains In Jail There Is
great excitement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
SUGGESTION SUPPORTED.
Joseph Chamberlain Favors an Anglo
Japanese Defensive Alliance.

London, April I2--Joscph Chamber
lain. presiding az the annual meeting
ot the Liberal Unionist club. held at
London Wednesday strongly support
ed the suggestion OF an Apglo-Japan-
csc alliance as ono Of the greatest dip.
lomatIc achievements Or the last
quarter OF "a century and said the
treaty already Justified itself by lime
itirg the area Of the terrible conflict
which h still going ON. Liberal Union
lists. DO added. would support Foreign
Secretary Lansdowuc Ia his dctermi-
nation 90 carry out the treaty in rs
spirit as we'll as its letter. and he
might say they would bc very glad 20
follow Lord Llusdowne further N tho
foreign secretary thought the policy
he had initiated could De- extended Mr.
Chamberlain believed that any mutual
defensive understanding between ia
pan and Great Britain would secure
Tor indefinite time peace Goo the FAR
east. and viii give both Japan and
Great Britain security iu their possess
SONS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
FIRST COLORADO CAMP.
Will Be In Huntsman Hills, Fifteen
Miles From Redstone.

Gienwooi Springs April 1e.-Presl-
dent Roosevelt win make his FIRST COL
orado camp iu the Huntsman HIS.
twen,y-throe miles south OF Newcas-
he and about fifteen miles from Red
stone. Guide John Con has received
telegram from Secretary Loeb say
Ing that 10 was the wish 81 the presi-
cent 20 begin the hunt with a chase
after bear This uecessit1tes a change
IN the plans Tor Con and Borah had
arranged Co make tho FIRST camp on
the White river plat lu district I'M
Tested with mountain lions They had
expected Goo stay Their. three weeks
and then go Co the Hurrsm1n hills for
bear
soon after receiving the message
BoIah and GoG left Newcastle TO os-
tablish the FIRST camp. % win DE near
the johnson ranch ou the Divide river
This country is noted Tor its large
game. and Ola hunters declare that
the president VIII be urlalted with
sport
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
MEETING EXECUTIVE.
Texas Cotton Manufacturers Assoeia
ton Held Secret Session.

Dallas. April with the exception
Of the call 10 order. presidents ad-
dress and election OF officers. the an
nual netting Of the Texas Cotton Man
ufacturers' association was held be-
hind closed doors Tuesday. President
Saunders OF Bonham called the meet
Ing 20 order. In his address the pres
ident declared the cotton mill indus
try IN the southwest was IN an encour-
aging condition. Election OF Officers
resulted as follows: J. c. Saunders.
Bonham. president: W. II. Webb. Itas-
ca, vice president: H. w. Fairbanks.
Dallas. secretary; r. a. Dubois. Wax
ahachie. and Frank n Woods Bren-
ham, members OF the board OF gov
errors. Shortly after 6 o'clock adj
1ournment was had subject 20 the call
% the president. The next meeting
place Ia to be selected by the board OF
governors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
MEET AT BIRMINGHAM.
Southern Newspaper cireulators Select
That Alabama City.

Shreveport April 1.-THE Southern
Newspaper Circulaiors' association Sc.
lecied birmingham, Ala. as next years
meeting place. Following officers were
elected: n. $ Ryall. Age Herald. Biz
mlngham. president; a. G. Jenkins,
Ledger Birmingham. first vice. pres
ident.
While returning from a luncheon the
tallo-ho turned over with thirty Of the
delegates. No one was seriously in
iurrd. but nearly all we're bruised.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
R1ouesT REFUSED.
House Would Not Adopt Bill Raising
AdNaIorarn Tas Ratea

Austin. April i2-Goyernor Lanhau
Tuesday afternoon sent 10 the house Of
representatives. message strongIy
urging II to pass the bill increasing the
nd vaiorem tar rate. fnmedlate,y
thereafter. a motion TO take up and
consider the bill failed by vote O,
80 TO IS. a two-thirds majority being
necessary TO suspend the regular order
Governors message was as follows.
Austin. Tex. April II. isO5.-To the
Le. stature; l an advised that Won
Rave determined 10 adjourn sine die on
the 18th Instant. beg to urge upon
your thoughtful consideration the man
ifest necessity OF mixing provision for
raising the Necessary revenue for the
support OF the state government be.
fore adjournment The bills YOU have
already passed relating to taxation will
not prove adequate TO meet the neces-
stiles ~ the situation
What delays may attend their ex-
ecutiOn and exactly how much revenue
may be hrall~ derived from their oper-
alton T. Is impossible 10 forecast. In
my first message 10 you. after a most
careful study OF our conditions. I felt
constrained 20 urge an Increase OF the
nd valorem rate Of taxes 10 meet tho
emergency that Is upon as
SubFs rent events have confirmed
the proprietv ~ that accommodation
and its correctness can not IN the light
~ what has occurred. be successful
controverted I renew with the utmost
emphasis the request that before you
adjourn this recommendation be OBJ !
served and that the bin carrying the |
same into effect be- promptly passed |
by the requisite majority TO make II
Immediately operative. DO not re-
specially urge YOU. allow this matter |
Go be deferred for consideration az an |
extraordinary session Your commit |
tees ON appropriations are entitled TO /
have this legislation enacted that they /
may intelllgently act upon their bills /
and govern themselves accordingly /
This proposition must originate In the
house. II Il believed that the senate
would promptly respond 10 the action
% the house. as % has done on other
bills raising revenue. earnestly in
woke your serious and prompt attention
90 this matter.
= " II TANTTAN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
EoeLE NORRIS.
csspits a Broken Arm He Does Some
Hernie Rescue Work.

Heroic Hftcuo WotS
Grand Rapids March is.-one per-
son /. dead and seven injured as the
result OF a IRE early Wednesday In
a saloon and boarding house at the
corner Of Broadway ana Elizabeth
streets May Herrick. aged eight years,
lost her life. The injured are Mrs.
Charles n. Herrick. Charles N. Her
rick. two year old child OF Mrs. Her
rick. Thomas Norris. Ada Norris.
Charles Anderson and Jack ward.
The fire was discovered by Mrs. Her
rick. who aroused Thomas Norris. The
latter began struggling through the
smoke and flames to reach the room
where the children were asleep Nor
rts could not force his way through
the fire from his room TO the hall. and
Jumped from second story window.
breaking an arm when he struck the
pavement Ignoring his injury he
raised ladder TO a window and went
10 rescue Mrs. Herrick and her chill.
drcn. lie brought the woman. who was
badly burned. and her two year old
hoy down the ladder but I'm the mean
while the fire spread so rapidly Nor
ris could not get into the room again
Co rescue little May. Her burned body
was found by hrcmen. while Norris
was rescuing Mrs. Herrick and hci
children. Ada Norris. Jack Ward and
Charles Anderson jumped TO the
ground from the second floor All OF
them sustained injuries
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13

s. ~. T. LANHANI.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
AT NEW YORK.
J. Morgan Smith and Wife Abandon
Fight Against EStradition.

New York. April III Morgan
Smith and his wife. who have been
Indicted together with Nan Patterson
on charge Of conspiring TO obtain
money from Caesar Young the book
maker. In connection with whose death
the Patterson girl Is also under lndict-
ment. and Is about TO be tried a third
time. arrived In this city Tuesday
night Smith and his wife we're ar
raignei In Cincinnati. They abandon
ed their fight against extradition and
started for New York In the custody Of
officers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
j. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE AdENIN
OFFICE IN TALlAFERRo BUILDIf
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
PHONE No. 81.


PHONE No. 81.
Have Ia once the only set OF Abstract Books OF
BfAEos County Land Tities
FOR SALE.
The n. Il. Cole block In Halls
addition. Price s75O.OO.
One quarter OF a block In eastern
part OF town, price 1916
80 acres OF land and a good four
room residence, located inside city
limits. Price $4,000.
2i2 acres Of land on east side OF
town, known as the Caldwell pasture.
Will sell In tracts 10 SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
3 lots In good neighbOrhood, with
fine sh sde trees. Price $500. Terms
easy.
7-room house and 2 lots on east
side Of town. Brick cistern and dug
well. Price $3.50. Terms easy.
4l0 acres OF timber land I'm Kurten
neighborhood In tracts 10 suit pur-
chasers. Price $500 10 500 per acre.
Terms easy.
The Mistrot place In south part OF
town. Eigth acres and n two-sttfy
room house. Bath room with, hot
and cold water, two underground
cisterns and water-works. All nee
cessary out houses. Price 50. 500.
3 lots near Allen Academy. Price
$500.
go acres good timber land 200
miles from town. Will sell In two
or more tracts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
GRANT NO MORE.
Prominent Odd Fellow Passes Away
In a Baltimore lnfrmary.

Baltimore. April i2-Goncral J. r..
Grant grand secretary OF the sover-
eign grand lodge Of odd Fellows In the
United St7tes. died at the Union Prot
estant inhrmary where he was oper-
ated on four weeks ago for n serious
internal affection.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
More Earthauak, Shock,

Simla, india, April i2.-Earthquake
shocks Monday evening and Tuesday
morning led 20 revival OF alarm.
The rev government offices were
freshly cracked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
COUGH CURE
prepared By q. o. Dewitt co.. CHICAGO
Sold by NJ. II. JAMES.
ELKS MEETING.

MIR. II. NJ. Knight Of Galveston,
District Deputy Grand Exalted Rul-
er Of Elks, will meet with Bryan
Lodge Wednesday night and will
install the newly elected officers.
All the members are respectfully
urged 10 be present on this occasion.
j. w. Doremus,
Exalted Ruler.