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New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
BOSTON MAY LOSE GRAND OPERA.
Mr.. COnried Says He Lost $4,000 There
Last Season.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Boston. March 7-Heinrich Conried says he will
probably give Boston more grand opera He
lost $4,000 here last season. he says and this year
he expects no more than 10 come out even
This week Bostonians will have the opportunity
OF proving whether they care enough for grand
opera to pay for it and give sold out houses
From advance sales do not think they do" said
Mr. Conried- Your musical people bought only
5000 worth If tickets for one opera that is to be
presented. while Chicago has already given a sale
OF $4,000 for the same production Why should
send this company ali over the country losing
money ard just making expenses when the Metro
poltan opera House in New York would be crowd
ed every evening. No. think this will be my last
Boston season. "
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
Fiction at 25c
Publishers Original List Prices, ST TO $3.50

HIS FRIEND THE ENEMY.
A novel William Wallace Cook.
MAKING OF A STATESMAN.
A novelette,. with other stories OF
Georgia life. Joel Chandler Har-
ris.
THE RED LEAGUERS. A
tale of the war between the Irish
patriots and the English. Shan
F. Bullock.
THE CHAMELEON. A novel.
James Weber Linn.
THE KANTER GIRLS. Mary
L. B. Branch. Illustrated by
Helen Maitland Armstrong.
THE ONE BEFORE. Barry
Pain. Illustrated by Tom
Browne.
NANCY NOON. A novel
Benjamin Swift.
THE GAME OF LOVE. A
novel Benjamin Swift.
THE ToRMENToR A novel
Benjamin Swift.
STEPHEN CALINARI. A
novel. Julian Sturgis.
UNTIL THE DAY-BREAK
A novel Robert Burns Wilson
VICE-ADMIRAL OF THE
BLUE A biographical romance
Of Lord Nelson and Lady Haml-
ton. By Roland Burnham MoH-
neux.
ANNALS OF THE PARISH
AND THE AYRSHIRE LEGA-
TEES. BY John Gait.
ADVENTURES OF HAITI
BABA OF IsPAHAN. BY James
Morier.
DARBY O'GILL AND THE
GOOD PEOPLE. Stories Of Irish
fairy and folklore. BY Her
mimic Templeton.
THE VOICE IN THE DIES
ERT. A story Of little mission
town In Arizona. By Pauline
Bradford.
THE BLUE GOOSE. A novel
OF the Colorado mining district
Frank L. Mason.
VALENCIA'S GARDEN A
love story of rural France and
Far1s. By Mrs. SCHUYLER Croup-
inshield.
cELIBATEs. A novel. BY
George Moore.
THE FORERUNNER A nov
ell OF America. BY Meth Bovce
THE MAN WITH THE
WOODEN FACE A love story
of the Welsh Hills. Bv Mrs
Fred Reynolds.
THE DELECTABLB MoTTN-
TA1NS- A novel. BY Arthur
Cotton.
BETHESDA. A story of the
time Of Christ. By Malcolm
Dearborn.
THE KISS OF GLORY. A
story OF Egypt in the DAYS Of the
Pharaohs. By Grace Dufie Boy
Ian.
THE GILDED LADY. Being
the true story OF a crime against
the United States Government. as
recorded by Henry V. Chardon.
late OF the Secret Service. BY
VIII NJ. Clemens.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08

BECAUSE OF POWER A
novel BY Ella Stryker Mapes
THE SHEEP -STEALERS. A
romance OF the West OF England
BY Violet Jacob.
MAID MARIAN AND CROr-
CHET CASTLE. Novels Thom-
as Love Peacock.
THE JOYOUS HEART. A
novel OF Southern life ar the out
break Of the Rebellion. Viola
Roseboro.
THE REBELLION OF THE
PRINCESS. An historical novel
NJ Inlay Taylor.
FOLLOWING THE FROM
TIER. A story OF Northwestern
adventure. Roger Pocock
A LAD o. THE O'FRIELs A
story OF Donegal ways and Gus
toms Seumas MacManus.
LEES AND LEAvEN. A nov
el OF New-York OF to-day. I'd
ward ". Townsend.
THE INLANDER. A novel
Harrison Robertson.
THE SUITORS OF YvONNE
Being a. portion OF the memoirs
OF the Sieur CASTOR de Luyuss
Rafael Sabatinf.
IN PICCADILLY. A satire .,
London society. Benjamin Swift
WILDERSMOOR. A storv q,
the Lancashire country. c. L
Antrobus-
QUALITY CORNER. A study
OF remorse. c. L. Antrobus.
THE FATAL GIFT. By r
Frankfort Moore.
THE LAST SENTENCE. A
novel BY Maxwell Gray.
CHRISTOPHER AND OTHER
STORIES OF SCOTTISH LIFE
By Amelia Barr.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
A novel on the race problem. By
Cyrus Townsend Brady.
DARRELL A novel OF Devon
shire. BY R. d. Blackmors.
SIGURD ECKDAL'S BRIDE I
A romance OF the Far North
Richard VOSs.
THE ROMAN ROAD. A nov-
ell. BY Zack-
PIOKEE AND HER PEOPLE
A ranch and tepee story. Thas-
dore R. Jenness-
TILTING AT wINDMILLs
A story OF the Blue Grass Coun-
try. Emma NJ. Connolly.
TALES OF THE MALAYAN
COAST. From Penang to the
Philippines. RounseviIle Wild
man.
ROYAL RoGUES. Alberta
Bancroft
LORD ALLINGHAOI. BANK
RUPT. A story Of people and
phases OF life in England and on
a Western ranch Marie Man
ming.
ARDEN MASSITER. A novel.
DR.. William Barry.
THE SON OF ANRAM. An
attempt in the form OF fiction 10
give a complete account Of Moses
and the beginnings of Israel. G.
Monroe Royce.
Book Store. Ninth street.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
WESTCHESTER GETS $50 ,884
Board of Estimate Makes A7Card for
Maintenance of Roads.

Several towns in northern Westchester County
received the news yesterday that the Board of
Estimate and Apportionment had awarded them
sS9.SS4 for maintaining the highways and guard
rails which built by the city around the Gro
ton watershed property. The amount will be dis
tributed among the towns as follows: Yorktown
S31. .54; Cortland, $7S65; Newcastle S6nO; Bed
ford $3.50; Lewisborough. $685. North Salem,
81 40; Somers $40 $50.
The award will prevent financial embarrassment
in several of the towns and will enable them to
continue their schools which they were forced to
close because the city refused pay taxes on its
watershed property.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
George Edzcardes Seeks Injunction
of ''The Prince ConSort."

bill of complaint was fled by Dittenhoefer,
Gerber & James yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court asking for injunction restraining
Llebler & Co. from producing THE Prince Con-
sort" at the New-Amsterdam Theatre. The COM
plainants are George Edwardes the London the
playwright The allegations that Mr.. Edwardes
got the English American and Canadian rights
from the French authors of LIE Prince Consort"
and produced the play in London as an adaptation
by George Boosey under the title. His Highness.
MY Husband" The complaint recites that Mr.
Edwardes leased the American rights to Iiebler u
Co. for Miss Jeffreys's American tour, the under
standing being that the play should be produced
under the English title and that all advertise
ments should state that Mr. Boosey was the Eng
iish adaptor; The latter's text be in no way
says that Ldebler & Co. put the play in the hands
or Cosno Gordon LennoX, who altered the text and
the consent of the plaintiffs The Compartments also
object TO the name of Mr.. Lennox appearing as one
of its English adaptors.
The annual engagement of Richard Mansfield at
the New-Amsterdam Theatre will begin Monday
evening, March 20, and continue four weeks, He
VIII present seven plays. his repertory including
LIE Msanthrope." by Moliere. his latest Offering
His repertory the first week will be: Monday and
Saturday matinee, Beau Brummer; Tuesday and
terrible; Thursday, DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
and Saturday evening, "The Merchant of Venice" "
Romance; Tuesday "Dr. JekyIl and Mr. HYDE;
Wednesday, Richard III; Friday, Beau Brum,
and Saturday evening, Ivan. the Terrible Third
week; Monday DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde; Tuesday
day. Ivan. the Terrible; Thursday 'dThe Mer-
chant of Venice: Friday "a Partisan Romance
and last week viii be deVoted excsia 1s dopTth r
Heres lie Misanthrope."
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
THE NEw-oRLEANs CARNIVAL.

New Orleans, March 7.-CarnivaI Day opened
with the skies overcast, but before the parade
started the sun came out and there was promise of
an ideal day. The pageant Rex in st. Charles-ave
was four hours In traversing its route. His mai
esty chose for his subject 'Idealstic Queens" and
treated II In twenty highly decorated cars. Miss
May Parkerson. the queen OF Proteus, and her
maids, and the queens OF Rex and Comus. with
their maids, witnessed the display from the Boston
and Pickwiok clubs, at which Rex stopped momen-
tarly to pay his respects The king OF the carnival
was imRersonated by Dave Hennen Morris, of New
YORK The carnival will eliminate tonight with the
annual pageant OF Comus and the balls of ComIs
perial Palace. ~ -'0 IN
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
WON'T GIVE LIST OF poLIcYHoLDERs

Solonel Alexander S. Bacon attorney for a group
or polcyholders OF the Equitable Life Assurance
society opposed 10 the proposition for znutualiza-
uoh' saio yesterday that he might have statement
70 make to-day concerning his clients, ros,t,o 80
pans ms ne request Of the Crimmins committee for
LIST OF the 10000 to 600 600 policyhodcrs has heen
refused oy the Eqlitable's management ~
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
PETROLEUM IN BRITISH NORTHWEST

IBE TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUsE1
winnipeg, March IL. S. Williams petroleum ex
pert OF California. received copy the Canadian
Geological Survey report. which stated that signs
Of tar could be seen in the soil around Egg Lake
North Edmonton In conjunction with Mr Har-
Esortl. & Of Honolulu. examination was made. and
a 1ePoslt OF 1uei oil discovered which williams
cthinls covers moro than thousand square miles
OF territory, and is in three layers.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
SPECIAL EXCURSION no WASHINGTON

The Royal Blue Line of which the New-Jersev
Central is the initial road, announces an excursion
to Washington, leaving this city at noon on March
16 at a cost including all expenses for three days
of sl2. A tour book will be sent on receipt of
postal card by c. NJ. Burt, general passenger agent
TO those desiring full particulars.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
A BANKRUPT.

petition in bankruptcy filed yesterday nv,
Harrison 3. Moore. of Riverside Drive and West
'1a-sI' liabilities. s3as; assets, $3.50 The prin-
cpal creditors are Samuel Tavlor tr ~ NJ -,
Produce Exchange. 10000; Thomas A. Mcintyre ~
80. 81 h Broadway, 5000; George A Kessler OF No
II Broad-St-s s.. 094 '"' oA NO.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
The Popular Warner Corsets

excellent variety these favored Corsos show
you There models suit all figures All made in stylish
lines excellent materials and good workmanship throughout
The Warner Corscs dependable stylish and moderately
priced
Here special word about two attractive models
$5O-For medium proportions dip
and
S250-An exquisite
ribbon moulds the form ns
ing
floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
Ne4U Offerings of Dinner Sets
Ne4O Shouuingsof Fancy China
AFme GoapofMarble Statuay

Inns Is an interesting day among the March Chnawares
our unpackg rooms kept busy every minute opening the
great cases. and sending the goods keep filed
The selling this month has been extraordnary-bu
the oferings-splendd preparation, selection nseru
buying fou can neither realize the of the
last SIX months Tor this occasions but every housekeeper
preclate the RESULTSthe long filed with the
she loves to possess And few the eyes cannot see
glance the enormous savings in cost.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
Another Splendid List
From the BOOK SALE

We would like place full catalogue of the books in this
great your hands, and you may eataIog
for the asking Today able print only titles Of
very attractive group that will appeal thousands of book
lovers There of other groups equally attractive n
choose from when you come
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
JOHN w. GATES BETTER.


local hotel seriously i'll with quinsy has aban-
doned his contemplated trip into the hot country
A dispatch received yesterday by Charles G.
Gates from his father who said that his throat
was improving and that he had witnessed a bull
fight on Sunday-a message which set at rest the
anxiety of the younger Gates.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
2Sc a Yard

The colorings include white light blue, Nile green
champagne tan old roe cardinal buercup light pink royal
There hundred and fortydesgns all
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
Dnnerzvare

OTHHer1UdrG
Chss- Field Haviland Dinner
Sets of 100 pieces. with soup tu-
reen and three large pIatters; a
pretty spray flower decoration,
with all handles gilt.
AT $40 a set. regularly $50
Fine Austrian China Dinner
Sets. with soup tureen and three
large platters; spray flower dec
Grafton, with all handles gilt.
AT $3.50 set. regularly $3.50
American Porcelain Dinner
Sets OF 100 pieces. with soup tu-
reen and three large platters;
several fine floral designs. with
all pieces Gilt.
At Sl0 a set, regularly SIS
Basement
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
Another Day to Secure
These Silk Muslins at 28c

This of the most attractive offerings made this
The material is effective in character silk and
other all of the figuring sfcolors, in
dainty and artistic designs The fabric has all the lusre of all
silk; erviceable and cooler for Summer by
reason of the cotton with it.
a fabric that should be immensely popular at soc
yard yet by purchase of $4,000 yards able to
sell it at
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
Fancy China

Elite" China, in three verv
pretty patterns. at special prices
for the March Sale:
Salad Plates. at S4.20 a dozen.
regularly Sc.
Bread and Butter Plates. at So
a dozen. regularly So.
Fruit Saucers. at SO a dozen.
regularly $3.50.
Chop Dishes, az S1.50 each.
regularly $3.50.
Chocolate Pots. at S1.75 each.
regularly $3.50.
Pudding Sets. at So set. regu-
larry SS.
Mayonnaise Bowls and Plates,
at 81 each. regularly S1.I5.
Second Floor and Basement.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
These Stylish Coven Goats
At $3.50

The Coats smarly correct in the latest STYLE
and beautifully tailored Made of excellent tan covert CLOTH
beautiful shades lined with plain changeable taea silk
The Coats inches long, with beautifully shaped fly
stitched straps extending the shoulders from
which extend triple pas both back and front The back is
further finished with graduated stitched strap from collar to bot
tom of coat.
These Coats are shown regular from 80 to A,
and also in the between-szes from SO to 49,
They very remarkable Coats to secure at So
each.
floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
We1v Garb for Old Furniture

old furniture simply because isn't bran-new.
If have furniture that you would like reuphosered
fixed up way let the deft expert fingers of
men skill upholstery
work at their command.
Our attractive largo.
and designs beautiful.
beck eandf furnish
estimate suggestions repairing
fng recovering of pieces.
At very moderate prices-and group reduced-,hese
goods
s275 colorinss; rather
effects floral patterns: close and well-coveed
Tapestry headic
design combined with
attractive color combinations
At S275 yardsik Gobelin Tapestry make scatter
design, in several different grounds
At $3.50 yardSik Tapestry foreign make. in
medallion figure, surrounded by small running design
At S425 yardFrench Tapestry XIV design. IN
light coored grounds prettiy colors
So yardFfgured Velour plain and floral srnss
-coors in shades
At $375 yard-Figured figures and ss
colors The same design and Velvet 81 yard
The above fabrics all so in.
Third
JOHN w Al
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-15
MINOR MATTERS.

Yaqul Indians wish to make peace.
Muskogee Bar association has been
organized.
Isthmus Of Tehuantepec Is healthier
than for many years.
Taxable values OF Mckinney. Tex.
are put at 1899. 400.
Hercules Gas Engine works at san
Francisco burned. loss. nearly 5000. 900.
In an electrical storm at New York
a woman was killed and fourteen per-
sons hurt.
Texas comptroller rules tombstone
dealers and undertakers are not liable
for taxes
a negro named Pink Hank was
killed by a quarantine guard near La
grange, Tenn.
Territorial School Superintendent
Baxter says Oklahoma needs 5000
school-teachers.
Union Bank and Trust company Of
Houston. capital stock $685.. 900. begins
business on 21st
In a quarrel az Carmine. Tex. w. G.
SuIip WIS hllltus H. d Sltuel sur
rendered himself
Fire destroyed John Simmons Pipe
Bending works at Newark. ~ j.. en-
failing 100000 loss
Hail and wind did great damage on
the Lemln ranch. forty miles north
west Of Sanderson, Tex
Recently burned trestle over Rio
Grande az Eagle Pass Tex. has been
rebuilt at cost Of $4,000.
Bishop a. Coke Smith Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. South. g. seri-
ously 40 az Asheville y. g.
In n saloon brawl at Austin Will
Cheatham. a negro. was fatally stabbed
and Clara Washington. ncgress.
Jailed.
In "a quarrel about n bale 81 hay near
Beaumont Tex, between Frank Fritz
and Will Strong former was stabbed
several times.
Manufactures exported by United
States during past fiscal year foot up
t5t3. 620297. China took nearly H.
600. 100000 yards OF cotton cloth. val
ued at f27.75O.O0O
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-15
BULLET m ABDOMEN.
Young Man Twice Shot and ousrsntins
Officer Arrested

Texarkana. Aug. IA young man
by the name OF Walter Wright was shot
twice and perhaps fatally wounded at
the Mcshane crossing OF the Cotton
Bel, road just outside the city limits
(south) al 2 o'clock Sunday morning.
one Of the bullets pierced the left arm
between the elbow and shoulder. in
nicting only a flesh wound. while the
other entered the abdomen. The wound
ed man was taken TO local sanltarium.
where Il was found necessary to per-
form an operation for laparotomy. the
lntestines being pierced In four places.
Quarantine oficer Ferguson was ar
rested. lie claims that Wright and sew
eral companions were resisting the au-
thority Of the quarantine officer and
that one of them was using "A club on
him. beating him over the head. and
that he fired solely In seif-defense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-15
CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

Davis. !. T.. is to have a brick and tile
plant.
Near Beulah. Colo. George Bradon
was killed by lightning.
At Saratoga. n. Y. Sysonby won the
Republic stakes. $4,000.
oct. is date fixed for trial al Chi
cago OF indicted beef packers.
Commercial value Of Texas railroad
property is placed az t2.T7lS,OOO.
Hon. j. s. Moran Of Brackettvlllc.
Tex, stabbed Boo AN alteration, died.
While roping steers al Oscmah, !. r.,
William Carter was dragged 90 death.
sum Of $500 will be expended for
roads and bridges around Pauls Valley
/. y.
Eleven freight ears on the Rock L.
land road were wrecked near Wewoka.
l. T.
Revenue Collector Rogers OF the
Eastern district Of Virginia has been
removed.
Carl Schaaf. sporting editor Of the
New Orleans Daily Item. died OF yell
low fever.
Perry Luster confessed az ogden.
Utah. that he shot az Guthrie KY. his
wife to death.
william Dennis died near Yale Okla.
from bullet wound. He refused to tell
who shot him.
Southern Pacific extension between
Stockdaie and Cuero. Tex. Is to be COM
pleted by oct. 10.
People OF Ada l. T.. will take $4,000
stock In Industrial school and II will
be established there.
n. X Stewart was accidentally cleo
trocuted az Wichita. Kan, 500 volts
passing through his body.
Governor Johnston OF Chlckasaw ma
tlon says Indians viii not be ready for
statehood for several years.
A commission firm nj Marlin. Tex.
will furnish Houston parties 10000
pounds OF turkeys coming season.
owing to high price OF zinc ore West
eFn smelter az lola, Kan. has closed
down. Six hundred men are idle.
AZ Dutton. near Lawton. Okla. from
May / to Aug. rs. twenty-four girl ba-
bics have been born and one boy.
AZ Manila. though herself rendered
unconscious. the wife OF Senator Dubois
saved baby from death In a runaway.
Judge ]. NJ. Breckenridge. a leading
citizen OF Austin. is dead. aged seventy
one years. lie was captain IN Hoods
brigade.
A young woman named Dolly l.. Pot
ter was seriously shot az Dallas while
buggy riding. Mrs. Scott Lynch was
arrested.
Daniel Williams. eleven years old.
charged with killing Samuel Tiger. "A
playmate. at Coweta I. r.. was held to
Federal grand jury.
W. b. Radclin. a leading Brazoria
county tTeNas) planter. was found dead
IN field eight miles from Velasco. lie
was shot in the head.
In a hesd-on collision on Kansas City
Southern railway az Neosho. No. Fire-
man Devers was killed and Porter Con-
well had both legs 30 badly crushed
amputation was necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-15

merlng veil had melted down the street.
h. swung her into the crowd again. her
checks pink with excitement and the
great purple vlolets Nesting In the furs
under hey pretty chin.
Now let's have that chocolate" said
Mr.. Randolph. They found a corner In
a pretty tea room. and he dispatched
waiter FOR their order. while the room
ana steadily.
"Do you know" be said. you We
changed somehow
The pretty maiden came back with
a start TO the fact that Mr.. Randolph
was not a lifelong friend.
Have | = she asked safely.
Yes" he repeated. somehow you've
changed. You always were pretty. you
know. aud / always was your abject
slave. but now
Eve changcdy' asked the pretty
maiden mournfully.
You're $3.50 much more So" he ex.
planned lucidly.
You remember" asked Mr.. Ran.
dolph presently. "how we used 10 love
each other when you were ten and |
was fourteenr'
we didn't" she said. with a start.
ooh. nonsense! You cried your eyes
out when | left for school And YOU
said you'd marry me when you grew
up-and when we said goodby-you
kissed me-"
Il did nothing OF the sort" cried the
pretty maiden. very pink and furious
You've forgotten" said Mr.. Ran.
dolph. There's no reason why you
should be ashamed Of Il. A childish
affection Is the most slncere-and YOU
certainly were fond OF me-" he finished
tamely
1--WE changed very much" said the
pretty maiden. thoughtfully selecting
"A macaroon from the plate ~ cakes.
I'm sorry" said Mr. Randolph sim
ply. because you're even nicer than
you used 10 be-"
Il want 10 tell you something" she
said. I'm not Miss Preston-I never
saw you before I'm here Tor the car
nival. ana I lost my people In the
crowd this morning: and then you
came and-I know II was horrd OF
me"
We'll" said Mr.. Randolph stiniy.
Well Il was just a lark" she plead.
Ell dedantly. land won't you please go
howl hurry. please" The pretty
maiden had seen her mother and father
across the room
III you wish Il, ~ course" said Mr.
Randolph with most unreasonable dig
nifty.
Il think you better" she said. and
fairly pushed him away. aud In mo.
ment she turned 20 her father aud
mother with Indignation IN her eye.
Well you lost me-" she said with
hypocrItical anger. "for two whole
hours. and I'm nearly starved"
The pretty maiden and her parents
dlued with friends that night. and the
pretty maiden went in 10 dinner with
Mr. Randolph. 10 her unbOunded sur.
prise. MIR. Randolph looked a similar
feeling. Then they both laughed.
The world isn't 50 large after all"
she said
MY world" said Mr. Randolph.
"comes only just up 10 my shoulder"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-15
ATTACKS OLD COUPLE.
Negro Who Did the osstardly Work
Killed While Resistina Arre,t.

Balls;on. y. Y. Aug. ii.-Rev. Ber-
nard Schultz and wife. an aged couple.
were terribly injured by a negro. who
called at their house on pretenses Of
wanting drink Of water Both parties
were struck with a lead pipe. Police
man Sullivan endeavored to arrest the
negro. lie resisted and was shot TO
death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-15
Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. Nlnety-nins Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when u was simple indlges-
ton. itisa scientific fact that all cases Of
heart disease. not organic, are not only
traeeable 10. but are the direct result Of indl-
gesuon. All food taken into the stomach
which falls Of perfect digestion ierments and
svells the stomach. putting u up against the
hsari. This In,srfsres with tho action Of
the heart. and In tho course Of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr.. D. Krubis. q HsviAh. o says had stomach
trouble ard vas n . bad state Is had heart trouble
With H. took Kotol pySpepsla Cure Ter seoui four
monihs and u cured ms,
Kodol Digests What You Tat
and relieves the stomach Of all nervous
strain and the heart Of all pressure.
Bottles oaly. 800 Size hol1lng ~ tnss the trial
sire. which tslls fer soc.
Prepared By {. o. oe"ITT q co., CHICAGO.
For Sale by Emmel & Maloney.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-15
Gone 10 marienbad.

London. Aug. liking Edward left
for MarioubIi. where Doe viii take the
usual cure. uu his way he VIII stop
az lschl on River Truum. where De-
viii hold an interview with Emperor
Francis Joseph.