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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-07

New ideas IN picture framing. New
SunbOnnet Series In passe portraits
from pc up. Campfires, Landscapes
and pretty French Heads. all In
water colors. Save all your calendar
and advertising pictures. Will frame
them In new mouldings without
showing letters, very cheap. Alonzo
Carter. 292
j. Il. Sanders sold cotton last Sat
urday for II cents, aud says the
Eagle quoted IL too low. The Eagle
knew that such n good trader as Mr..
Sanders could get little more than
the market price for the staple, but
we were simply quoting the market
price OF strict middling.
Housekeeper Wanted-An elderly
lady, married or unmarried, 20 take
care Of my thsee little daughters.
Good home for right party with no
children. Apply 20 Tom Bond at
Hortman's old stand blacksmith
shop. 292-wit
Manager Mike has secured Miss
Rose Ivy for the attraction at the
opera house Thursday. Nov. .. Ad-
vance announcement says Miss Ivy
Is a dramatic soprano Of worldwide
fame aud should be heard by every
one.
Buy black "money-bak" Silk.
when you buy other silks and they
split, your silk is replaced, but you
lose the amount paid the dressmaker.
Noney-bak' never breaks. Wagner
4 Brandon. 2ss
W. I. McCulloch returned yester-
day from Ozona. Crockett county.
where he was called on account OF
the death OF his brother-in-law, Or.
Crawford.
70 Suiting Patterns in fancy Pan
anna, $3.50. 500 and 500. One pat
tern OF a kind. Wagner a Brandon.
2S8
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. j. Fountain re-
turned yesterday from a visit TO Mr..
and Mrs. r.. II. Astln near Mumford.
The best School Shoes for boys
aud girls is Fairfield a Goodman's.
Try them. Wagner & Brandon. 2ss
Miss Irma Royder returned from
Wellborn yesterday, having spent
with her parents.
Another shipment Of the Famous
Drew Selby Shoes just received.
Wagner a Brandon. ~
Mrs. Jake Schwarz and daughter
n Houston are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. u. Mike.
New crop Louisiana Ribbon Cane
NJ GLASSES Jno. NJ Lawrence a Co.
Phones ~ aud 81. PSI
The A and VI. College again de-
Ieated T. &. L. at Waco Saturday.
Score - 10 II.
Our Colored Silks will tire you out
before they wear out. Wagner a
Brandon. 2ss
Mrs. w. r. Rhodes is visiting
Capt. and Mrs. John @ Tabor In
Houston.
Read Fountain q Co.'s "black-
BOARD" on second page. Changes
tally. d-tf
Changeable Silks, new line, for
waists or suits. Wagner q Bran
lon. rs
Louisiana Ribbon Cane Molasses-
lew crop-Jno. NJ. Lawrence q Co.
2S7
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-07

Eiderdown Comforts.
Atwood Blankets
] Cotton filed Comforts.
White fringe Quilts.
New line Rugs.
Table Damask.
Mating.
2ss Wagner * Brandon.
The three Italians charged with
the murder OF the Italian woman
and taken % Cameron for habeas
corpus hearing. were allowed bond
in the sum 81 81 500 each. They re-.
turned % kryan Saturday afternoon
gave bond aud were released from
custody.
District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler W =. Howell leaves for Dallas
today, aud will tonight be rendered
smoker" by the Dallas Elks AT
their handsome club rooms. We'd
nesday Mr.. Howell will be the guest
Of honor at an oyster roast.
DR.. j. r. Eayes has "closed the
yellow fever season" as assistant
health officer at Marshall, aud passed
through Bryan yesterday en- route
10 Mlllican. He stopped of at
Beuchley 20 see his mother, who has
been quite sick.
Give us your orders this month for
anything In the market line. We
are prepared 10 al them promptly
and guarantee 20 please you. ;. ".
Franklin. Phones 30 aud 326. 20
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G.. Rhodes aud
son Gholsou, returned from Dallas
yesterday. Mr.. Rhodes visited Brown
wood while absent.
]. w. English has let the contract
for new building on Bryan street.
below the Lobello store. 10 be used
as "A livery stable.
Money-Wanted 5000 or $500, for
three years at per cent. Gilt-edge
security. Address z. o. box 22i.
BRYAN. Texas. dit
n. 7. Dansby returned yesterday
from Fort Worth, accompanied by
his mother, who has been visiting at
Abilene.
W. l.. Turner Of jacksonville was
here yesterday on another trip 10
west Texas, leaving for Haskell
county.
About i75.acre farm near College,
nearly all prairie Price $40 on per
acre. Apply 20 J. w. Bats. 292-w2t
Try pair Of William Kneeland's
Shoes for men. and you will be
pleased Wagner d Brandon. 2SS
Miss Sallie Yardley, who Is teach
ing at Benchley, was the guest Of
Miss Kate Lawrence Sunday.
Try our new crop Louisiana Rib
bon Cane Molasses, Just received.
Juo. NJ. Lawrence q Co. PSI
Wanted-Good COW without calf.
Jersey preferred, for her feed Apply
TO Mrs. Annie Patterson. 2SS
Another shipment OF Black
''money-bak" silk just received AZ
Wagner x Brandon's. 80
A handsome assortment of rugs
now on display az Wagner & Bran
ion's. 2SS
Fresh turnip greens today. Higgs
4 McCulloch. Phone ii2.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-07
LAND FOR SALE.

have for sale SO acres OF good
land, including 90 acres In cultiva-
ton, five miles from Bryan on Mad
isonville road. Well improved. For
terms call on or address
292 CHARLIE DELUXE.
The Washington times., 1905-04-04

LAFAYETTE.
1.-THE Seminary Girl" an Admirable
Musical Comedy.

'The Seminary Girl" a comedy in
two acts. with music by Melville B.
Raymond and Edward Clark with Ruth
PEBBLES in the title role and Mr.. Clark
as the leading comedian. began a week s
enga cement last night at the Lafayette
Opera House. The play is by far the
best of the kind which has been pre-
scented at that playhouse this season and
was enjoyed by an audience which filed
the theater from footlights to gallery.
While Miss PEBBLES and Mr.. Clark are
the stellar attractions the comedy Is
which merited the favors bestowed so
generously by the audience. The prin-
cipals were assisted by a splendid chorus
of pretty girls, and the costumes were
pretty and striking
The plot concerns the desire of a
wealthy New York politician To marry
his only daughter TO n German baron.
In this he is opposed by the daughter,
who loves an American and Is loved by
him and who has made money following
the generally elusive races. 1t devel-
ops that the German baron is already
married and the politician father finally
consents to the marriage of his daugh-
ter to the man of her choice
Miss PEBBLES, a. Dorothy Dwyer the
Seminary Girl the politicians daughter,
and Mr.. Clark as Young Grannon, the
boy plunger, made hits with. Things
You Learn at School, The Naughty
Butterfly by Miss PEBBLES, and
Daughters of Uncle Sam by Mr.
Clark II Like You: by Miss PEBBLES
and Mr.. Clark. was sung with pleasing
effect, and was repeatedly encored
Among the others who contributed to
the success of the performance were
j. Francis Dooley, a clubman ALWAYS in
a semi-state of intoxication. who insist
ed on telling everyone whom he met
the story of the subway, and Knute
Erickson, as Daffy Dan, an escaped lun-
attic. A speciality. You'll Never BE
Missed a sentimental recitation given
with much feeling by Mr.. Clark and a
song and dance by Mr.. Dooley. found
much favor The Five Musical Noses
played several selections in splendid
style on saxophones and We're many
times recalled. =
The Washington times., 1905-04-04
LADY TEAzLE
HEARD WITH FAVOR
School for Scandal and
Lillian Russell Fine
Combination.

Lady TeaZlef- and Lillian Russell
made up the attraction at the Columbia
Theater last night The offering, styled
"a musical version of The School for
Scandal, y is lvrically much of the cur
rent comic opera variety, but it must
be recorded to the credit o. John Ken
drick Bangs and Roderlc c. Penfleld
constructors of the book that they have
largely preserved the salient features
and a good deal Of the dialogue of Sher-
idans immortal comedS, thereby giving
proof that some adapters ,Snow a good
thing when they find It.
The music is by A. Baldwin Sloane,
and is inoffensive, which, perhaps, is the
highest compliment that can be bestow-
ed upon it, Probably the best incidents
in IL are Marias song. In Dear Old
Press sung by Snake; The Dainty Lit
tie Milliner,' a trio for Lady Teazle, Sir
Peter and Joseph Surface. and '"Tht
Wherefore and The Way" by Lady
TeaZle. The choruses are mostly ster-
eotyped.
Lillian Russell, the perennially beauti-
full and statuesque, developed unexpect-
eddy charming talent as an actress
! Her voice. while lacking much of its
pristine freshness and disclosing that
witness which Is the inevitable result
of time and wear, still does fairly good
service, and was heard to specially good
advantage In the Wherefore and The
WHY. which she sang In the mezzo
voice and with great expressiveness
Furthermore, testimony has to be borne
to the fact that Lillian Russell is as
much as ever the favorite of the public,
as was abundantly proven by the siren
uous applause with which all her efforts
were accepted and the numerous cur
| tain calls with which she was honored
1t goes without saving that in richness
| and taste of gowns. millinery and jew
f; els she maintains the standard which
she herself has set
In the supporting company there are
some very creditabla members. Fore
| most of them all is w. T. Carleton, he
| of the glorious baritone voice of yore.
| and that organ still shows traces of Its
pristine vigor and mellowness. Mr. Car
! Teton acts the part of Sir Peter with
rare success. and need not shun COM
| parison in this respect with any of the
actors who have been seen locally in
the role Van Rensselaer, Wheeler as
| Charles Surface. is emtnently satisfac-
tory, both yocally and drama ticaily and
| made an excellent impression in the
| scene where he auctions away the por.
| traits OF his ancestors. Harold Blake
as Joseph Surface: John Dunsmore, as
| Snake, and Carrie Reynolds, as Maria
| were entirely satisfactory
IN point Of costuminy apo scenic equip
| ment there is displayed the greatest
| lavishness and good taste, showing that
the utmost liberaIity actual ed the man
ayers in staging the work
The Washington times., 1905-04-04
'CHASES.
Herbert Kelley and ETie Shannon Head
Good Hill.

large audience at Chase's last night
was enthusiastic in approval of the bill
presented this week. The most inter
esting number was n ''playette.' Jour-
ney's End in Lovers Meeting by Miss
Efie Shannon ana Herbert Kelley. who
made their debut locally in yaude-
vile Miss Shannon is particularly at
tractive in her role as Lady Carew, the
neglected wife. Mr.. Kelley appears as
Sir Philip Carew, and David Proctor as
Major armstrong, completes the cast of
character
"A Can of Humor' is the interesting
and original comedy sketch presented by
Messrs. Edward r. Burton and Coonev
Brooks.
Charles r Aldrich amused the audi
ence by limitations of David Garrick,
Ching Ling Foo, and others. The whist
ling of Mildare was very good. and the
trained dogs of Burton Great ted a favor
able impression. Loney Haskell's i'm
PRESERVATION of humorous character types
was well received, and the head bal
ancing stunts" of Potter and Hardwell
were much applauded.
The Washington times., 1905-04-04
LYCEUM.
"Cherry Blossoms" Give Familiar Bur
lesque Performance.

THE Cherry Blossoms Company" gave
a fairly satisfactory performance at
Kernan's Lyceunl last night. The cho-
rus is above the average in singing abil-
ity. but there are no singers in ii of
special individual merit The feature
which got the most laughs was the New
York Comedy -Four in the skit entitled
The Toodles Trust" which same is a
humorous account OF how q bully rag
ginE husband and a henpecking wife
were suddenly ia ned. The Mound City
Four, Carlyle and Perry, Sutton and
Sutton and Burt Fuller were the other
attractions in the olio
The Washington times., 1905-04-04
ACADEMY.
confessions of a Wife" Is Exception
ally Well Mounted.

Unusually iae scenic effects mark the
production at the Academy of Music
this week. The play is entitled. THE
Confessions of a Wife" and it is from
the Uca of owen Davis The action
takes the audience from New York city
across the continent to the Far West
and heck again to New England
The MIST striking scenes are a West
ern blizzard, the Prairie Bell Hotel. and
a cornfield in New England
The cast is capital. playing the melo-
drama with smoothness and effect The
house was crowded
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21

The telephone line between Roose- welt and Phoenix was out of commission for two weeks after the recent storm The road has been fully repaired.
 At the recent municipal election in Tucson two democrats and one repubi- can were elected to the city council. The victors were Vic Griffith and Nose Drachman and Henry Huhousen. The democratic party still controls in Tue son.
 c. E. Grunsky, consulting engineer of the reclamation service, returned from Roosevelt and left on Thursdays train for Washington. Mir. Grunsky says he had delightful trip and was very much pleased with the progress of operations at the dam site. He said the trip going up was a little incon- venient and they had to leave their conveyance several times to get over the bad places in the road caused by the recent floods. But returning every thing was smooth driving the road having been we'll repaired in the mean time
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
CLARK TO MARK
The Senator Stands Pat Against the
 Jointure Fraud

JOtnture Fraud
 The following is copy of correspon- dence from Senator w. A. Clark to Dr. Mark A. Rodgers of Tucson, in reply to one of Marks statehood campaign effusions. He will have no difficulty in learning where w. A. stands:
 Dear Sir;-I received your valued fa- vor of the 20th ultimo, with copy of a petition relating to the subject of joint statehood between Arizona and New Mexico. note your statement that sentiment in favor of jointure is growing. This does not accord with in formation which received during the recent visit I made to the Territory of Arizona. l believe in giving consider rtion to the wishes of all parties and intend to look into this matter very carefully. With my present view I do not see any reason to change the atti- tude which took at the last session of congress, and that was to endeavor to defeat in the senate, with all the abil- ity which l could command, the propo- sition to force statehood upon Arizona coupled with New Mexico.
 Very Respectfully Yours,
 w. A. CLARK.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
C0ChISE COUNTY BUDGET
 CUIuED FROM EXCHANGES
From the Douglas Dispatch

From the Douglas Dispatch
 The Copper Queen shelter at Douglas IS having trouble with it's Mexican lab orers during the cold spell. When or dered away from the fires they get in dignant and demand their time. Two of the furnaces have been shut down for lack of men to run them.
 Work on construction of the precipi- tatlng plant for the Copper Queen com pany has been delayed on account of inclement weather. It will be started next week.
 The city council of Bisbee passed a strong set of resolutions against the passage of the joint statehood bill and telegraphed them to Senator Flint, of California. Senator Flint is on the Arizona side of the fight and he will be heard from before Beveridge gets through with the statehood business in the senate.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
ITEMS FROM PRESCOTT
 AND YAvAPAl COUNTY
Fr pm the Prescott Journal.Miner.

From the Prescott Journal-Miner.
 Oscar Roundtree, member of the Arizona ranger force, has just stood trial in the district court for alleged assault with deadly weapon on Cap tain George Hance in the Verde valley about year ago. The jury in Round trees case was out twenty-four hours, and being unable to arrive at verdict in that time were discharged. Round tree feels confident that at the next hearing of his case the verdict will be acquittal.
 The city council of Jerome has passed an ordinance that will prevent all forms of gambling in that city after January 1. The ordinance is an exact copy of the anti-gambling ordinance of Tucson which put the gamesters out of busi- ness in the old pueblo.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21

oi the 5. F. P. & P. railroad, and asso-
 ciated lines, was in Phoenix few min-
 utes Saturday, going on through to the end of the Phoenix & Eastern to in spect the progress of the work there.
 Mir. Drake says the, work of extending the Arizona and California is progress ing as fast as men can be secured to rush 1t. Every available person that could be hired, locally, was put to work and a few days ago couple of carloads or iaborers were brought in from Col orado. There is a short piece of very heavy work just west of Salome, in- cluding little tunnel and it is here that most of the men are employed.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
NOTES OF THE FAIR
Exhibits Should be Sent at Once to in-
 sure a Place

Exhibits Should be Sent at Once to In-
 sure Place
 The fair management requests ex- hibitors to hurry in their exhibits as fast as possible that is, every thing but livestock. Everything has to be classified and listed and entered in class books, involving lot of work, so the more there is brought in early the less there will be in the final rush.
 There was another event at the ter ritorial fair grounds Wednesday when Charles Larsen's yearling colt trotted half mile in l:27i driven by E. c. Mickens. This is he,fastest time ever made by yearling in this territory and few yearlings in the world have ever made as low time, though Abdel holds the worlds record for a mile in 2:23. The Larsen colt showed that he could not only trot but that he has stay ing power for he trotted another half in 1:29A and came back for third half in 1:2SA. This colt has been entered for the territorial races.
 w. S. Goldsworthy. general agent of the Santa Fe has received instructions from Prescott which authorize him to make the announcement that the Santa Fe road in Arizona would allow the free rate both to and from Phoenix to apply on all exhibits of perishable ar ticles, on ore for permanent exhibit and on race horses. This is the second rul- ing the freight department of the San ta Fe has made in the interest of the fair association.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
 IN GRAHAM COUNTY
From the Clifton Era.

From the Clifton Era.
 Col. Dell M. Potter was in town last week from his beautiful ranch up the Frisco. He lost several hundred fruit trees and also several hundred grape vines by the flood, but does not regret the loss as his place is now in better shape than ever before to withstand the flood, as the channel has been ma terially widened. All of Mir. Potter's place on the west side of the river was washed away.
 The Castro ranch on Blue river, one of the most beautiful places in this sec tion of Arizona, was entirely destroyed by the recent flood. There was large vineyard on the place which had re- gently commenced to pay well. Nearly all the ranches up the river have either been destroyed or partially ruined. From the Herald
 Last Thursday afternoon at Metcalf, or Shannon hill, a murder was commit ted that was both cowardly and atro- cious. Conception Villa was the vic tim. and she was stabbed to the heart, while attending to her domestic duties, by Jesus Maria Garcia. Garcia, after committing the deed placed revolver under his chin and succeeded in knock ing out few teeth, and chunk of his tongue and will soon recover. Satur- day hearing was held before Judge Neff and he was bound over without bail.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
Loyal Citizens of Arizona

The Arizona Anti-Joint Statehood League is in need of money. The vol untary subscriptions have thus far sus- tained the work of the league and there has been no need to call for subscrip- tions, but we now ask all loyal citizens of Arizona to contribute toward the good work. Subscriptions of $1.OO or more may be sent to w. D. Fulwiler, Treasurer, Phoenix, Arizona.
 J. C. ADAMS, President,
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
ARIZONA WEEKLY
 NEWS BUDGET
What Has Happened in the Ter. ritory Since Our Last
 Issue
ANlNTERESTING COLLECTION

Of Clippings From Newsy Oontempora. ries-Gossip of the Busy Week-Ao. tivity in the Southern Counties Is Pronounoed-DousIas City Notes.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
DOINGS IN PHOENIX AND
 THE SALT RIVER VALLEY
From the Phoenix Enterprise.

From the Phoenix Enterprise.
 A. J. Daggs has filed motion in the district court for change of venue in his case. He is charged with aggra- vated assault on Miss Marie Power. He alleges in his motion that it is inn possible to get a fair and impartial hearing in Phoenix, and asks that the trial be held somewhere else. Justice Kent granted the petition but has not yet set the place for trial.
 From the Republican
 The work of building cement side walks on Center street from Jefferson to the depots has been completed and the walks will be ready for use ina few days.
 W. A. Drake, general superintendent
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
AN OPTIMISTIC VIEW
Arizona Has Some Friends in Both
 Houses of Congress

Arizona Has Some Friends in Both
 Houses of Congress
 A Washington special to the Arizona Republican under the date of Dec. IF has the following information regard ing the statehood situation in-cOngress:
 'There will be a caucus of the House republicans tomorrow and it is the pro gram to indorse the Hamilton bill which makes one state of Oklahoma and Indian Territory and another of Arizona and New Mexico. In all prob ability this bill will pass the house be- fore the holiday recess. The real state hood fight will occur later in the sen ate
 Senator Foraker who leads the op- position to the jointure of Arizona and New Mexico is confident that Senator Beveridge will not succeed in his un- holy scheme. On his side are ranged the California senators, Perkins and Flint, Alger of Michigan, and Carter of Montana and several other republican senators are expected to give their aid. Senator Burkett of Nebraska is oppos- ed to jointure, but what his final action will be cannot be stated at this time. Senator Dubois of Idaho, Patterson of Colorado, Clark of Montana, Stone of Missouri, and other democrats may be relied upon to do their utmost to thwart Beveridge.
 'The opinion is expressed that be- fore long a movement to separate Ok lahoma and Indian Territory from the | bill will be we'll under way. The op- ponents of jointure are much encourag- ed. If the people of Arizona exert themselves during the coming month to bring all possible pressure to bear on they will have more than fighting chance to circumvent Bever- idge and the jointure crowd.
 Among the bills introduced in the house is the following, "By delegate Andrews of New Mexico, providing for the admission of the territory of New Mexico as a single state.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21

Smoke home made cigars, fresh and none better; try an "Old Dominion" or "Globe Miner" found at the Pullman Cigar Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
Los AngeIans Will Come

The Southern Pacific com pany is go- ing to endeavor to bring large crowd of Los Angeles people to the fair-in fact already has assurance of quite a party and to accommodate those who wish to attend rate of one fare for the round trip has been offered from Los Angeles to Phoenix during the fair.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-04-07

e .o s1s': .s:., T a.s Thompson's Eye Water
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-04-07

diseases, including pelvic ca
tarrh a lifelong study.
Peruna cures catarrh.
whether of the pelvic organs
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-04-07

goods brighter and faster coos than any othtr dye. One 1Oc package cdors sill
or we will send post paid at 1Oc a package. Wri e for Tree bookIet-H How to Dye. Bile
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-04-07

w. NJ. v. Omaha.