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FOR RENT.

Desirable home on College street
Large garden, gas, hot and cold water
ALI modern conveDiences. Possession
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THOS. HAROLD,
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here were 8,482 homicides in the
- States last year, and only 11G
Is. OF these executions
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Arrivals.
rom Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta,

From Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta,
MACON. .s"sssst.sS 80 AZ &
From FIorala, Dothan and Albany 40
=" hartford and Albany........s u 4
" Atlanta and Macon. ........... "2O
" Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta
and Macon =. ..........s........ 70
From Columbus, Birmingham and 4
intermediate points ............s. 10
From Columbus, Opelika and inter.
mediate points. .............
From Birmingham, Columbus, viz
Fort Valley. .ss..'.....'..
From Birmingham. Column bus,
Fort Valley ..............''' -.
From Albany and inter- ana
ION Troy, Monr I'D int9
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15

Ing over TO his punk,
'where's mamma and
papa, and nursie9
All gone out?'
"He sque a k g d
that his mamma and
papa had gone to
the f'works, and he
didn It know where
nursie was.
"'I'm the 4th
Of July Santa Claus,
y know I says,
'and here's som e
candy. and he took
the candy all hasty
enough.
II was sittin
alongside his little
bunk, when he no.
ticed the big three
stoner / was wear
ing. He picked up
the finger and
looked at the ring.
'Di' m 0 n DIS,
amt t b e ey?', he
a SIX 9 d me. my
mammals got d.
m m d S = lots of
'em.'
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15
HARD ON JOHN.

THE Rev F. A. MayhaI, of st. Louis, who wants his
parish to allow him to supplement his salary by the
practice Of law said the other day:
"a minister to do good work. must have enough money
to maintain good position He must not be obliged to
resort to economies that often udcrous and discourage
ing He must hold his head up"
Mr. Mayhall laughed. .@.
"To practice economy, you know, is often humiat-
ng often ridiculous he said. 81 know of poor and
economical young who about to marry wished to
press upon his bride the necessity Of the strctest fgaty
Accordingly, having arranged his program in advance,
he invited her to take Sunday dinner at his home with his
mother and himself. ..<
fA1l down table the appointed but, he
about to begin the carving the young pointed
stenly stale crust Of Bread laid plate with other
debris for to the garbage pail He had you
must understand put the bread there HIMSELF point
moral with. 10 - .
'Mother; mother he said, a good slice Of breadg
Going to throw out a good slice Of breadq'
And he rescued it and put it the bread plate and
with his dinner he ate it, tho it hard chunk Of
STEEL" .~,x j.,
Z like anything wasted he moral
tone. ~, -..@~.
"And then his old mother to help him drive home this
lesson in economy, added:
'fTrue, Maggie. True, my dear I've always said that
when I lost our John would need to keep pig"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15
"A String Of Good Stories
AN UNoHAR1TABLE SPIRIT,
IcsAnof toll how tho truth may Be,
s&y the txks AZ 'fWas sAfd to me-

n B. A. BOOTH declares that Pittsburg, the city he
- lives in, deplorable example Of race suicide
On that count he said recently t'I accuse my town.
to be but all other praise Pittsburg
is a beautiful, a rich, desirable city.
II particularly like here poteness visited another
city not long and the mpoeness found seemed
strange. Such spirit seldom lifts ugly in Pitts
burg.
'And piece Of it my visit almost made me
convert to suicide
1T lovely autumn day. and I was making river
excursion steamboat ~ ~. .-..
.sThe decks rather crowded We cut our wav
smoothly thru the clear deep water On either side
mountains aAame with the red and gold of the autumna
foliage. .:.-. ~-- a5~
"And it all very nice suddenly child seated
on its mothers lap, began to cry. ~.-.
"Frowns at once directed towards this child They
had effect tho The bawlng became louder It annoyed
you, like toothache.
tain audible growls began to reach the mother:
'''Don't what people want to bring kids for
I" TT needs spanking that is what it needs
GO fConfound the little brat
"The mother sat with stony face gazing straight ahead
and jumping the child up and down nervousy her knee
Al eyes, all thoughts, turned to her and to
her bowling youngster The scenery forgotten Sugges
tons foated in the air for her to CATCH -
''FMaybe it's SICK
stsShe ought to below
t'It must have the collie to shrek like that
GAS these suggestions became louder and bolder the
woman became angrier gys s
And sudden she seized the child and shook
violently. >~..
tCry loud you like Mllie,' she exclaimed 1--we
paid your fare.''' ~. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15
CYNICISMS.

LIVERY member of quartet tell you three good
- why the organization is not perfect.
Some folks contribute generously missionary Sunday
and treat their poor neghbors the back street like dirt
you a MAJ foamine at mouth head IN
and at his throat DON be alarmed perhaps
he is only getting shaved.
some people anything like big they think
they are, the world would have to be enlarged
The old man who dyes his. hair deceives one but
himself
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15
THEY DO, TOO.

g ACOB RIIS, the socioogist," said lawyer of New
y York. 'has soft heart Everything interests him.
His sympathy flows out in direction The have
indeed in him true friend
"Mr. Riis sat in my anteroom morning, waiting to
consult Near him young girl clicked busy. away
typewriter She pretty and neat with clear eyes and
soft hair, but perhaps she little pale
GAS Mr. Rs regarded her, young and fresh working
hard uy office while her fortunate
riding motoring in the park he felt sorry for her. he
said gently: ...s
" do you get tired you young stenographers of
eternally pounding away upon those keysq'
"'Ah, yes, do indeed said the young girl.
'E tThen what do you dog Mr.. Riis asked.
''"Then rule she answered, smiling, I'VE marry
our employers .r-s....
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15

"Happened in Chicago-world's 8 fair year there-'93.
The hotel the biggest State street. Stopped
there myself that year. u. -. F.: .#z%=-
"When couple along from Colorado and took
fveroom outside the third foor knew they
the
The couple from Colorado new-wads. He'd staked
her to enough Of the CLEAN rocks fill Leghorn lid brm
and ALL she most of em at dinner The squeaker
pinkie of boy bout years old,
Fauntleroy hemp and pair o. indigo windows tn size Of
agates. They brought lummox Of Swede girl
for the boy along with them
Wel my busy night Fourth o. July night. The COL
orado couple sddoed for the fair grounds carriage right
after dinner. a
"The Swede girl out of the SCOT bout an hour
people within hat -
~ doped it that the gig lamps in cases in the
dresser drawers When got the bedroom door there was
the kid sitting up his little bunk lookn over none
scared. 20 ~-'I~
Why hello, there, Tinkum said to the shaver walk
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15
What the Market Affords
HUBBARD squash, 10 cents each.
4 Apples, 40, so and 60 cents peck
New dates, 10 cents a pound.
Cracked wheat, 10 cents package.
Cocoanuts, 10 cents each.
Tenderloin, 25 cents pound.

Cocoanuts, 10 cents each. ~...
Tenderloin 25 pound.
Now that pumpkins growing scarce, squash have
TO furnish substitute for pumpkin pies Many people de-
clare that they cannot tell the difference between pumpkin
and squash pie but however that may be, each it's
tootlsomeness To make the squash pie
fourth cup Of butter. Beat into it fourths CUP Of
sugar, onefourth teaspoonfu of salt, and half tea
spoonful Of ground Add the yok of eggs or one
yoll
spoonfuls Of sherry wn if approved cup and fourth
Of cooked and sfted SQUASH generous cup Of rich
creamy milk. This makes filling for pie Bake in
plate lined with puff or good plain paste.
Cracked wheat makes agreeable change in break
fast cereal 1t takes long time to cook it. but it is worth
the trouble handful Of stoned rasins may stirred into
the wheat it begins boil if you care for the
combination Raisins healthfu and pleasing addition
to almost cereal The cracked wheat good either hot
cold To cold turn into individual mods to harden
and send to the table with crushed maple sugar and cream
instead Of the white sugar richer if
little milk is added to the water in which they are cooked
Actors stranded in Russia, because when
manager takes touring he deposit
government enough money to bring all safely home
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15
The Kid and the Burglar

ST o. these plays that We burglars and
kids in 'em are all to the skim screams,
and nothing else,' remarked Spike Nc
Gum Of Detroit, now retired, but of
> former renown as Glass A hotel sneak.
"The kid squeaks something about
mamma and then the nitro oiler backs
away, clutches at his throat, gurgles
something about 'Meh own little ones,'
and flags the job. :. ~ -
"Last time I run into kid on a job,
in fact, the kid helped to locate the
loot. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15
A QUICK RECOVERY,

D F. ROTHERMEIJ counsel for the Lake Superior Cor
poration, the reorganized Consolidated Lake Su
peror called compmened the other day the
year that the concern has had.
Mr.. Rothermel answered:
eyes, the company has gotten quickly it's feet It
has recovered quickly It not badly hurt after ALL
it resembles widow of whom I heard recently.
'This ladys husband died, and day two after the
funeral neighbor called to extend her condolences.
"She expected to find the widow frantic with grief She
found her at the piano. singing And astonished
at so quick recovery, the visitor said 5:-.
= g well, WE'LL expected you the deepest dis
tress.' %:.s. ..s# >..N... ....
= Ah,' said the widow pathecally, you should have
seen me yesterday -
MEDIEVAL POLITICS.
FINLEY ACKER, of the leaders of reform in Phiade
l pha, said the other day.
sFrom time immenoral there has been room for reform
alton town councils From time mmemorial the city
fathers Of every country have been less JUSTLY
attacked.
s.In medieval German tale says that the parish
council of small village met evening discuss certain
improvements in the water supply.
"Durng this debate the towns one watchman entered
quietly, placed in his and spear
and sat down to listen to the argument.
ssSuddenly councilman turned on him fercey.
Fritz, he cried, what you doingq Who is to
watch that nothing is stolen in the vilageq'
$500 &. Fritz, with an easy smile, answered:
9. who is there to steal9 We are all here /" Y
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-15

T. WELL she amt got any big these has she?'
roh lots biggerP he came back quick Hull lots big
GER l. ---z.s Z-...
'We, sir that nice little squeaker jumped out o. bed in
his little nighte, and into the dressing room,
the maple dresser and started to tug the top
drawer, which was locked s..= ~:-.|E>
''Theyre in there says he an tn old drawers locked
and mamma has got the key =. g-~:<
" you back to bed for half minute closing the
door after you says and then you co. FAST
and bet when you've counted 60 I'll have that drawer
opened :. IN. 80 4. =#.r1
Isuck the jummy into the drawer slit at the lock, and
bore down a little and soon had 'er wide open.
Bling Tinkum, they bigger n mine, amt they?'
says kid and he looked at the necklace
and then at the rocks in my hreestoner and laughed
Didn't tell you'll and then danced around.
"Wel he the tickedest tyke you at that
and picked him up and carried him bed pulled
the bedroom door to. New York Sun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
SEVERE At wA,tr
Methodist Church blown Awsy s-a
Christian One Dsmeilsh.d,

Minerai Wells. Tex. July News
Ia meager way has been received hess
nc,u Whit. twelve miles north. 60 the
eneoi that the house % George Yes.
tai four miles north Of Whit. was DO.
streyed by severe wind.
The Methodist church was blown
away, The building OF Churchill a
Son was blown from It's foundation,
hcih sins were destroyed. two black.
s,niih shops were blown away; the
patilc school building was destroyed.
the Christian church demolished by
lishtnins aud every windmill blown
away,
A. l'owen u T. stated. was severely
iniurcd by TYING timber.
The mail hack was blown with the
driver about one hundred yards and the
hack damaged Co the extent OF about
$50
". n Easley's store and goods were
aamaxrd to the extent OF about $1,000.
Tho ftcnt ~ J. u. Ciough's grocery
ami a., gccds store was blown away.
HALEY 4 SON. general merchandise
sterr amt go,sis were damaged TO the
extent ~ $1,000
The store building owned by John
buster 4 son Was blown 10 atoms and
the stcck of xrnrrsi merchandise was
completely destroyed and scattered Cor
ahcut three hundred yards.
Not a house IN town but What was
injured ana blown from It's foundation.
The total damage 60 the town Is es-
tirnAtcd about $4,000, and the corn
and sorghum In and around Whit were
severely damaged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
DEATH llsr GROWS.
Abeu, Fifteen 81 These Dead Sue
eunnhsd 20 lnlurlsa

Nocona. Tex. July The death lis,
OF the cyclone Of "Wednesday has grown
to between twenty-five and thirty,
About half OF these were people who
were seriuusly injured In the storm aud
succumbed 20 their wounds. About NJ
teen were killed outright.
The cyclone formed west 81 Barrel
Springs and Travelled In a sou,heasteriy
direction for seven or eight miles. Its
path was from a quarter TO three-quar-
ters 81 a mile wide and everything was
destroyed. Some fifteen houses were
demolished. The Barrel Springs school
house IL about three miles southwest Of
Nocona and here the cyclone formed.
The courthouse az Montague was dam
aged about $1,000. Several churches
and a number OF business houses were
unroofed. but no lives were lost at
Montague.
The citizens Of 81. Joe raised S325 for
the storm sufferers. All the towns In
Montague county are sending assist
ance. The extent OF the damage can
not be- atimated at this time. but Il
will reach many thousands Of dollars,
The greatest damage aIt loss OF life
was IN the Barrel Springs community.
All the bodies so far recovered have
been brought here. this being the near
est point TO Barrel Springs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
PRESIDENT PLEASED.
Chief Executive orstified at Root Be-
coming Secretary Of State.

Chief Executive oratified at Root Be-
coming Secretary Of State.
oyster Bay, y. v. July :. Precedent
Roosevelt Is much gra,ihei at Mr..
Roots acceptance Of the secretaryship
Of state and deeply sensible Of the per-
sonal sacrifices made by Mr. Root in
again taking the burdens OF the duties
Of a member ~ the cabnof. The de-
cislon % Mr.. Root was reached finally
on the presidents special trniu during
the return OF the presidential party
from Cleveland. For personal reasons
entertained both by the praslden. and
by Mr. Root II was deemed desirable
not To- announce the decision pub,
until the president had returned Co
Sagamore Hill. 10 Is intended that Mr..
Root assume the duties ~ secretary Of
state practically "a once. although b
viii be perhaps two weeks before he
VIII formally take the oath ~ Office
His professional interests are so large
that he VIII have 90 devote consider
able time 90 satisfactorily arrange
them before he goes 90 Washington %
take permanent charge of the state de-
partment When he takes active
charge OF the department he gives up
entirely his law practice.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
7. r. BATE IL. FOUNTAIN
Att'y at Law. Mgr. Real Estate DEPT
I. R. BATE 6 co.
Law, REAL ESTATE, AND INSURANCE
WE oFFxR FOR SALE


Thres.briek buildings on Main street.
Three family rssidenees one block north OF
courthouse square from $50 20 $3.50.
Beautiful building lots fronting graded school
Lots In caTiit's addition for sale cheap.
Joe .. Reed residence. an elegant home land
suitable for private boarding house and convent
ent 20 Main street.
" y. Hudson two story residence. a good
comfortable home and all modern conyeniences
and near graded school
Jno Keistler place. prcs $3.50.
Lots and houses OF all kinds and descriptions
10 any part OF town 20 rent ard for sale. Most
OF this property can be bought on tine By pay
ing one third cash.
Lots improved for parties desiring usto do 70.
VIII sell. rent and exchange property In. most
any part OF the state.
We have a number OF good upland aud creek
bottom farms that Ne offer AZ bargains.
We also have Brazos bottom lands for sale 10
any sized tracts desired Improved and unim-
proved, the richest land Ia the world.
We have hog aud cattle ranches FOR sale 10
BrnI0s and BurlesOn c0u1ties aud large cattle
ranches IN Western Texas and Mexico
Losns negotiated.
We have property listed With us Tor sale and
exchange IA most every part OF Texas, bothlcity
and country property.
We buy real estate as well a. sell f.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
SHOT AT BRIDE.
Makes Desperate Effort to Murder His
Wife and Suicides.

New orleans. July Ending a two
months honeymoon. John l.. Flynn. a
Mlssissipplan. has made a desperate
attempt TO murder his young bride at
Kaplun. In. and then committed sui
eide FLYNN was employed by a large
cotton house here. In May last G. F..
Hudson. an aged Confederate veteran
OF Greeley Colo. arrived here with his
daughter. Miss Virginia Hudson, a
handsome young woman. 20 meet Flynn
by appointment on May % the cou-
pie were married On boarding house
and the father returned TO his home.
Subsequently the young couple went
10 Kaulan where. apparently. they lived
happily. Flynn fired two shots at his
wife aud then blew his brains out.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
Great Gas Flow

wagner. l. r.. July THE Wagner
Gas. on. Mining and Refining company.
which has been organized by Or. +. l..
Hamilton. drilling one-half mile south
west OF Wagner az a depth o. 300 feet,
struck "a flow OF gas variously ostimat-
ed from 100000 TO 100000 cubic
feet. The pressure was great enough 10
lift 400 feet OF casing after the well was
capped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
sHANKs PRESIDENT.
Next Meeting Of Texas County Clerks
20 Be Held AZ pallas.

san Antonio. July Next years
meeting Of the County Clerks Associ-
alton Of Texas viii bee held at Dallas
Following officers were elected.
Frank r. Shanks. county clerk Of
Dallas county. president Joe Corwin
county clerk 81 Travis county vice
president. r. u. Mayes, district clerk Of
Wilson county treasurer. Charles Ne
Vile. district clerk 81 Bexar county
secretary.
The District Clerks association was
taken into the county clerks organiza-
ton and in future viii be call the Coun-
IS and District Clerks Association Of
Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
FOUND IN PASTURE.
Bullet Wound In Head and Revolver In
Hand.

winsted. Conn. July THE body Of
winthrop Turney. "a millionaire owner
% mine In Sonora. Mex, was found
In a pasture In the town Of Colebrook.
There was a bullet wound IN his head
and his hand clasped revolver. II Is
supposed that dependency. due to poor
health. led him to commit suicide. lie
was forty years Of age. and "a graduate
OF the Yale class. OF iSsS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
ROOT ACCEPTS.
Formal Announcement to This EHsss
Made by Secretary Loeb.

oyster Bay. y. Y. July 1.-THE an
nouncement was made Friday on the
authority OF President Roosevelt IN the
following statement given out by Seq
rotary Loeb: "E:lihu Root has accept
ed the tender by IA president ~ the
secretaryship OF state. He viii take
the oath OF office I'm a couple OF weeks.
but II will necessarily be some little
time before he closes up his business
affairs. He viii not go TO Washington
permanently until some time la Sep
TENDER"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
BIG BUILDING BURNS.
Cos. Of the Structure Was sisty-FiVe
Thousand Dollars.

Beaumont. July THE Heisig build
ing n three-story structure. built In
1909 az cost 81 S65.0OO. was totally
destroyed by Ere II was occupied by
the Lake Charles Implement and Car
riage company and Miss Belle Austins
school
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
BLEED TO DEATH.
One Man Cut Thirteen Times and a
Third SLIGHTLY Hurt.

Wyunowood l. r, July John
Wainer WIS killed here with pocket
knife Jesse Knox was cut thirteen
times and seriously wounded, and Rob
ert Knox received a slight cut In the
leg. The wound that killed John Wal
ner was received IN the leg cutting the
main artery. and he bled 20 death In
a few minutes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
sorlous Situation.

81 Petersburg. July THE situation
az EaiSu is go serious that the oil men
have telographed 20 the minister of the
interior for permission 90 organize a
militia On self defense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
Hail and Wind.

Dallas. July THE eastern part Of
this city was visited Thursday after
noon by severe hail and wind storm.
Several houses were wrecked. The roof
was blown from the grand stand az the
fair grounds race track and Columbian
Presbyterian church blown or It's.
blocks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-08
ENORMOUS LOSSES.
Japanese Are Said 10 Have Made Use
Of Oumdum Bullets.

ST. Petersburg. July 7.-General Lin
evltch telegraphs the japanese were
again repulsed with enormous losses.
Many Russians were wounded In such
maner as TO prove that the japanese
were using dumdum bullets. The lat
ter los. many supplies.