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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-23
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
II. & T. c. SCHEDULE

Blvtubbon celery at Fountains. IA
- lettuce andpar'ley at Fountains Il
A. Foster went to Tsyloryesierday
2sc per dozen at Fountains. p
Alex Ewing was in from Myers yes,er-
day.
Fint-elass cook wanted. Mr. F. NJ.
Law. IS
III. Veal Of wellbom was in the city
yesterday.
9rl2 art squares only $500. Wagner &
Brandon. IL
I.B. Todd Of Harvey was in the city
yesterday.
New shipment dill pickles. Howell
Bros. IL
Jesse Moore Of wheeloek was in the city
yesterday.
Hand embroidered doilies. Wagner &
Brandon. IL
J.P Games Of Harvey was in the city
yesteaday.
Huylers' Christmas candies at Postofiee
Drugstore. -
G. X. Diekeson Of wellborn was in the
city yesterday.
Order a bottle Of Batavia oatsup. Howell
Bros. IL
Miss Laura Brogdon left yesterday to
visit In Beaumont.
Beautiful bead purses for gifts. Wayne,
& Brandon. IL
Henry Beihke OF Xuren left Yesterday
10 visit at Otto.
The best wines and liquors a, the x-lO
US Saloon. IL
Jesse Royder OF wellborn was In the
city yesterday.
:, g s:. ar squares only $500. Wagner
MIR. and Mn. X. X. Ellis are visiting at
Thornton.
Fresh shipmen Of candies and CAKES.
Howell Bros. Ia
Prof. Cobb of Alexander was in the
city yesterday.
= Oysters served in any style at Edin-
burg's restaurant. IL
Judge Jno. n. Henderson arrived from
Austin yesterday.
II button length hid gloves at Wagner
Bfandon's. Is
+. T. Goodwin Of Providence was in
the city yy'srday.
Specia ne Of cigars for Christmas. Ty-
Ter Hasy Is B>Sk Store. IL
Mn. fhula Shaw Of Dayton is ,he guest
Of Mrs. Adela Dodson.
Carpet and mating taken up and relaid
by Finney Stuart. Phone ISL. 10
/. b. Stevenson made a business trip to
Mumford yesterday.
Lambs wool soles for shippers at wag-
ner & Brandon's. IL
DR.. @. Z. Hill and John Nash Of Edge
we're In the city YESTERDAY.
Henry Crenshaw and Herbert Crenshaw
left for Fl. Worth LIST night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-23

Buy your mating and get Finney Stuart
TO put u down. Phone ISL. 10
J. c. CLANCY Of Mesa. Grimes county,
was In the city yesterday.
Special attention to holiday orders at
the X-lO US Saloon. Phone 32i. 10
The weather man appears to be trying
TO out do even Santa Claus.
Beautiful assortment moquet rugs in all
sizes. Wagner & Brandon. 10
Mn. ]. n. WILCOX and children lef,
yesterday to visit AT Fl. Worth.
Miss Ethel Williams Of Cross left yes
terday TO visit AT Arson, Texas.
County Road Superintendent K. p. Me
MINI was in the city Yesterday.
Miss Ruby Fourqurean of Beaumont is
the guest Of Mrs. II. w. South.
Mn. Walter Davis arrived from Houston
yesterday for a wish to relatives.
Rev. and Mr. T.. l.. Sheiiles lef, yester-
day to spend Christmas in Austin.
5. n. wynne and son. Charles, left yes
terday to visit relatives in Calvert.
Miss Lucy May Johnson arrived from
Waco yesterday TO spend the holidays.
Miss Lucille C=wthon OF Lampasas is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Withen.
c. c. McRea Of the Brazos bottom left
yesterday to visit al Montgomery, Ala.
Col. A. NJ. Dechr.an Of Dallas is the
CUES, OF Mt. and Mn. w. A. Withen.
Mu. Susan Haswell left yesterday to
spend day visiting friends at WelIborn.
Miss Alma Cole is at home for the holt
days from the state university al Austin.
Mrs. g. c. Stree, Of Houston is the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. G.. w. Smith.
Mrs. n. +. HaldemAn returned to Tex
afkana last night after a visit TO relatives.
X. Miller Of Hood County. a pupil
Of the Huntsville normal, is here on a visit.
Packing and unpaeking furniture a
speciality by Finney Stuart. Phone Isl. 10
Ms. c. +. Trant Of Keith was In the
city yesterday en- route 10 visit in Houston.
A box Of fine cigars makes a nice Christ
mas present. Get them at Haswells Book
Store. IL
Mis-. l.. NJ. Nichols and son Of Cotton
wood lief, yesterday to visit a, Colorado
city.
Place your holiday orders with Albert
Schultz and l.. J. Con at the X-iO-U-s
Saloon. IL
Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Foster left yester
day to spend the holidays in Milan
county.
For Rent Second floor front room, east
exposure, Howell building. Apply to DR..
]. w. Howell. IL
Mrs. Fred Simonds and little son Of
Austin arrived yesterday to spend the holt
days.
J.Y. Henry was in the city yestesday,
and will shortly move to Mart to make his
home,
Have you seen the grand doll display at
Emmel & Maloney 's-they are worth look
ing at. If
/. w. Driver arrived from Courtney
yesterday to spend the holidays with his
family.
Another shipment OF ladies long coats in
tan and castor fot holiday trade. Wagner
& Brandon. IL
Miss Mai Wilson left yesterday to visit
IN r.. Worth and Dallas during the holt
laws.
Beautiful assortment Of imported sheer
linen handkerehiefs 25c to 800. Wagner
K Brandon. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-23

Attention Is directed TO the X. Of p.
holiday gift fund. a statement Of which
appears elsewhere in the Eagle. Coniri-
buttons 10 the fund are invited by the
lodge. IL.
Will Hollingsworth, a negro, was shot
with 22-ealibre rifle at or near the oil mill
Yesterday afternoon. Particulars were not
definitely learned, further than the wound
was not considered serious.
Rev. w. w. Foster, the new Methodist
preacher for the Millican and Alexander
churches, arrived yesterday and called on
DR.. Belts. Rev. Foster succeeds Rev. ].
c. Huddleston who goes 20 Fostoria.
Miss Lillian Parks requests the Eagle TO
express her sincere thanks to all those who
contributed TO or in any way aided in Sc
curing the Christmas box OF stockings for
the Buckner orphan home. The Dor goes
forward containing 200 pairs Of nice new
stockings TO warm the feet and gladden. the
hearts OF the children Of the home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-23
cHILDReNs Initial HiNDKeRcHlEFs
zoe Box.

Gents Initial Handkerchiefs.
Gents Silk Handkerchie S.
SILK SUSPENDERS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-23
SILK HOSE

EMBROIDERED HOSE
FANCY LINENS-ALL KINDS
Ladies' Embroidered
II A N ID X L X c II l. + S
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-23

The latest novelty. A serni-hn-
ished embroidered Corset Cover
with finished embroidered arm
holes and shoulder straps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
ROOSEVELT THE ISSUE

Tho national house Of representatives which win
DO elected throughout IN November VIII not assemble
until the nras Monday In December 1907 or than
year after their election They win serve during the
two remaining years Of President Rooaovots term, clos
Ing thelr abora simultaneously with the close 81 bic
abora the lh deg Of Marcia 1909.
To insure the success Of the remainder Of HE Cd
mlnslratlon ID important that be have congreas that
ia IN sympathy with him. The senate 81 aud win con-
inue 20 be reliably republican Much has been accom-
uiishci by the present congress- which VIII enter apoh
he short session IN December ncxt During this short
session. which must close AZ noon on the aA OF March
next but little be accomplished than tho pas
OF the usual appropriation bills and the completion
of such proposed legislation as has been reported from
the committees Whatever additional legislation
may be necessary carry the suggestions Of tho
president concerning trusts. monop0e1 and such
changes Of tariff schedules may be found necessary
van have % be done By the congress % be elected this
fan
10 s for this reason that the republican party IL
making President Roosevelt sho national issue As Sec
Rotary Taft said yesterday IA hs speech AZ Bath Maine;
We ara nearly half WAY through the second admin
istrauon 81 Mr. Roosevelt The question before the
people Of this country IA whether having elected Mr.
Roosevelt by overwhelming majority 20 continue as
hu chief executive for another term. and having made
him and BITS party responsible for the national policies
adopted both IN Legislative and IN executive matters
they shall now, by electing democratic congress, OK
press dlsappfov % his past and want o. con.
hdence IN his future action has been suggested al
ican party and the congressman who now back %
their constituents for judgment upon their course that
they propose 10 make Nr Roosevelt the issue IN this
campaign They do propose TO make Mr. Roosevelt the
issue IN this campaign because he Is the issue. not IN
what he has said but in what he has
done and what the party has upheld him IN
doing The republican majority In she house and senate
have Loyalty accepted Mr. Hoosovots leadership. have
approved his recommendations. and have stood by him
n formulating into legislation that which should enable
him 20 carry bis policy - &c wonderful. then that
the republican perty asks ani the republican members
OF the house Of representatives ask that the electors OF
the country ~ determining whether republican DEM
ocratC majority shall appear n The next house Of repre-
sentatives shall make their decision ;un the quos-
zion no approve the of Theodore Roosevelt
president OF the United States 40 dsapproye
ltg"
Here IN New Mexico the same issue will be made
and though n territory can have voice in tho
selection Of the members Of can, by our
Overwhelming vote for Joint statehood Join the nation
at large ia endorsing President Roosevelt 81 whose
pet purposes IL the admission Of New Mexico and Arl-
gona one state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
TERRIToRY REDIS1RICTED

Governor Hagerman. anticipated, has reela-
icted the territory Cor legislative purposes The
Gil will consist OF twelve districts OF these San Miguel
county viii constitute the fourth district and Bor
nalllo county alone win constitute the seventh Tho
other ten districts composite, Six OF the ten dis
trlcs win each be composed OF two counties being the
first, second hlra SIXTH eighth and ninth districts The
remaining four ilstrctsihe anh the tenth the eov-
onth the twefihare composed each Of three coun
ties san Miguel county besides having district OK
ts own s Joined with Quay and Guadalupe counties 10
compose the hh district being the only county 10 the
territory which has more than member IN the coun-
len.
The house viii be composed of representatives from
twentyone districts. Two OF these districts have more
than member-san Miguel having three and Berns-
EMO having two. Coax Union. Taos Mora, Rio Ar
pba Santa Fee Valencia and socosfo nine counties IN
an. constitute each separate district with mem-
Der OF these Colfax and Mora united IN second
district Also Rio Arriba Is Joined with San Juan n
another district Santa Fe with sandoyai Valencia with
Mckinley and Torrance and Socorro with Sierra These
leave Guadalupe and Quay TO form tho eighth district
tirant and Lura the fifteenth Dona Ana and Otero the
sixteenth Grant, Luna, Dona Ana and Otaro the sew
onteenth. Lincoln ana Chayes the eighteenth lincoln
Uhayes i3ddy and Roosevelt the nineteenth Thus the
,wenty-one districts elect twonty-four members
II 10 The Citizen that the foregoing is "a
equitable apportionment the conditions 81 the
lata al present permits
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
SANTA FE At THE BIG FAIR
CAPITAL CITY TO aE WELL Rep.
RESENTED At ALouoUER.
CUE iN VARIOUS TOUR.
NAMENTe AND
RACES.

The New Mexican says The man.
aEument Of the twcuiy.slxth New
Mcxlco Territorial fair 30 be- held an
Albuquerque. commencing September
az has used unilring efforts io make
this fair the greatest succcsa and
FROM present indications 81 has sue
ceoded The attractions go Ear ae.
cured ane the very bcNi
~ the base ball tournament the San.
re- be Cenifaia will have Tor cemneii.
tors the strong agafesniion from Trim
iund. known over Colorado as the Big
hix base ball team. which ha. 20 its
credit ihis year twontyaix victories
and only iour defeats TIE Morenci
and Clifton teams from southern Ari.
na, s8 we'll as Che local albuquerque
Mcintosh Browns win play d ia ox-
ppcted inai the Santa rc tesm viii
make very favorable showing
AMONGST his aggregation.
Santa pc viii also BE- represented
IN four Of the 81 800 stake races by
Cnas. Cioason'n fast PAGER, Daniel J.
and n. aalmon'H tFoitor. AlhUrtu8.
q here are no better horses in the
territory and they shoW give q sood
accun Of themselves "a this meetlng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
STATEHOOD IN TAOS

DR. r. p. Martin OF Taos IN Santa Pc yesterday.
said 70 a New Mexican reporter that he believed that
with proper work IN presenting the Dement'S that VIII ae-
crue from the adoption u the Hamilton statehood Law
the citizens Of Taos viii give majority In favor Of Joint
statehood. Some work has been done by anti joint
statehood men who have sent out literature Ia which
they have informed the native born voters that they
would DO dsfranchised would not be allowed 10 act as
jurors and would be kept from voting and could not
hold Office under the state government should Joint
statehood carry because the constitution would require
that they should understand and read the English
language before exercising their rights and privileges as
citizens This has caused some apprehension bit can
be counteraciod by the friends OF Joint statehood they
distribute literature In the spanish language throughout
the precincts
Dr. Martin said; "our people are very anxious "a
have the best Of schools and endoavorlng TO give
their children fair education good knowledge OF
the English language This sentiment Is growing and
win be fen Ia favor Of statehood as soon as Il 3 fully
understood that five millions OF dollars In cash and
thirty millions OF acres Of public lands viii be donated
10 the state for the support Of public school sys-
tenn This Is very important point and should not be
forgotten by those who VIII have the campaign Ia
charge"
Speaking of himself the doctor said. since I have
been resident n New Mexico have favored separate
statehood for the territory but have come 10 che
cusion that Joint statehood ls the only thing that
can be had. Il VIII be best for people and Tor al
concerned 60 support Joint statehood and attain A. d
possible az the earliest possible date. / am one Of
those who do not care 60 walt; want 10 sec something
tangible IN the statehood line now I have worked fo
this for years 10 achieve statehoo,
AZ possible"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
TAKE n IN Time.
just as Scores Of Albuquerque Peop
Have,

Waiting doesn't pay.
n you neglect the aching back.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, suioll
follow.
Deans kidney Plls relieve back
ache,
Cure every kldpey IN.
Albuquerque citizens endorse the
Mrs. NJ. ,. Butler. residence
Fart street, says. when / went 4
a drug store for Doan'H kidney Plll
had an attack of backaohe Il wal
only one Of many which had annoyed
me for two or thg9o years. At Ord
they were mild, and / expected the
would leave just as myatorlouaiy q
the ycame, but with the passing
time the attacks were more freQucn
and OF longer duration. I used thre
boxes OF Doana Kidney pilla. an
was rewarded with On entire C8gaa
ton OF tho aching. Up 20 date. and
ia considerably over elk months sine
/ stopped tho treatment. there has nd
been d sign Of any recurrence"
For sale by All dealers. Price 8
cents E'oalerMiiburn Co. Buffalo, y
", sole agents for tho United STATED
Remember the namo~~Doan's--an
take no other 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Fast wan aud Testament Of Sarah El-
len Dye Deceased
To Isaiah A. Dye executor and dee
vlaee. Ora Butler Niece Frankie
Butler Dye and William Edgar Dye.
devIseea and 20 an whom 80 mas
concerni
You are hereby notified that he al
legged last wis and testament OF Sarah
Ellen Dye. late % the county Of Bor-
nalillo and territory OF New Mexico.
deceased has been produced and read
la the probate court Of the county of
neFnalillo. territory OF New Mexico, on
the 18th day 0f August, 1906, and the
day Of the proving OF said s.leged last
Will and testament was by order Of
the Judge Of said court thereupon fixed
for Monday, the 5th day OF November
A. ID 1905. term OF said court, az 40
O'Clock IN the forenoon of said gay.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of this court. this i4th day OF August
A. d. 1906
iSEAIAi A. p. WALKER,
Probate Clerk
Flrs. publication Sept 5, 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
PAYS COMPLIMENT TO
ALBUQUERQUE TEACHERS

Among the teachers chosen Cor the
Albuquerque public schools. Is noticed
the name of Mrs. Kate slight and hes
daughter. Beatrice; also Mra, OCOn.
nor Roberts. nee silvia P0urado, who
Was married 90 Charles O'Connor
Roberts N this city IN june. 1856. and
removed with her husband and par
euia % Albuquerque q few months
later -sotonO Chiettain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Portland Orogonan; We have reform schools for
wayward children, which doubtless DO the bost they
can But II there could be reform schools for parents
there would be- little or no need OF reform schools for
children. Delinquent parents ara 10 blame for delln-
luent chidron-ln nine cases oat ct ten u parents
would do their duty II they could be forced by state.
church, society press public opinion the whips and
scorns n the time, 20 realize their responsibility For the
children thoy have brought into the worldhon there
would be need OF the state reform school The par
ents would keep that school itn course Of instruction
would be adm0nltoy and preventive Il II seldom that
child brought up Ia the rigM way by the parents viii
lftorward take che wrong way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Work On the now skatlng rink to d
opened az the corner OF Railroad av
onue and Fifth street Is progreasin
rapidly Two hundred and nifty palI
OF the famous Richardson cushlo
frame, ball bearing skates have bee
ordered and tho big tent that wi
shelter the rink has arrived.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

The republican territorial central committee waich
assembled la this clay today consists Of ntty-one mem,
berstwo each from the twenty-five counties and one
from the territory al large more thoroughly repre-
sentative body OF men could not be aSocted In New
Mcxlc0 body they would do honor 20 any state
In the great American Union. The Citizen welcomes
ahtso gentlemen officially collectively and personally 70
tbo metropolis Of New Mexico, and them that
their visit Is regarded by the people Of the Duke City as
an homer and pleasure The matters 20 come before
tho committee az this meeting pregnant with pro-
found importance alike 20 the territory az large and 20
fho republican party New Mexico IN Particular but
The citizen leaves these things cheoeiuly ia their
han HAVING implicit confidence M the wisdom OF their
GOA. lslons and the integrity OF their intentions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

However much the people OF New Mexleo may diner
politically or on matters Of Binor importance, there
should be no difegQnco IN combined earnest ana unia
toring loyalty TO cur SUNSHINE Land and 70 incoaang
labor Tor her development ~ livery particular.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
TAKES A NUMBER OF ITEMS N REPORT
SHOWING THEM TO Be FALSE AND UNTRUI
Gives Good Reasons Why the Damaging Report Without
SClntllla Of Truth. Was Given out For
Publication at This Time
ASKS FOR A FULL AND COMPLETE INVESTIGATION
BUT WILL DEMAND TO BE REPRESENTED

which appear a. cash shortages.
Vouchers or proper receipts for
the following should be produced:
total amount OF Exhihlt
"a tsttststttttsss nftaN.oa
Voucher 40. els. warrant
No 1880. j. a. Vaughn 5o.o0
Voucher No. SO, warrant
No. 2t57. .. a. Vaughn 10000
contingent expenses ...... 1Ilst.yu
IN addition 20 the above ,nero are a
Number Of questionable transactions
involving large sums OF money. an Of
the detail and conditions of which are
not yet In our hands, owing 20 she fail.
IRE Of cortaia letters 90 reach us In
time 20 include IN this report. Enough
information and data are now Ia ouf
hands 90 considerably increase the
items of shortage and irToRulnrity
herein mentioned should Il be your
dosiro that we continue. The add.
tlonal work would Involve the repro.
ductlon Of the Individual customers
ledger for the period September 4
1888. 10 January 4, 1903.
Respectfully submitted.
THE COiU.-aDO TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY.
By r. -. MMAHON.
Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

youurlng eczema spreads its burn.
ing area every day Ooan's Ointment
quickly stops iis spreading Instantly
relieves the itching, cures o perman'
emily al any drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
AIhuQuarQua We8kIV CltIzen


WeeFly clilEen peF year ~
DAny clulen. par year oV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

There's nothing 30 good for q a6i
throat as DR. Thomas Electric O'
Cures % Ia a few hours Relieves aii
pain in any part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Amounts received from g.
w. Bond a. Bgoa per their
cheek Ma. zoe daiQd Aug.
rs. 1898. but not charged
un the cash book ..s..,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -~-~~~~>
Farm Lands.
Y i tsiSt4 ~ Continued.

WI FOR sALE-wHoLEsALE ONLY.
1880 Per Acre-1O, $50 acres, solid body, near
railway in southern sunny Alberta; all
ss WIN retail at $3.50 to $15 per per- acre aee.
s. Terms, one-half cash, balance Ave yearly
payments, 6 per cent.
~. 90 Per Acre--1O, 98S acres, alternate sections
~ ri 20 miles south Of Sentinel Butte, Billings
e zi4 county, N. D. Little Missouri river runs
through this township; splendid ranch
proposition; decided land; half cash. bal.
cent.
Y $3.50 Per Acre--11, 800 acres, Is miles east of
a Greeley, Col, in the irrigated district
where irrigated land sells at 500 per
acre. Big speculation. Half cash, bal
ance easy terms, 6 per cent.
1880 Per Acre. 600 acres good farm land, is
.ygf III. 90 per acre. One-third cash, balance
four annual payments, 6 per cent n
$17:50 PerJ Acre., 900 acres solid body all
+ level plow land, miles from railway sta
i 4,~.zs ton and 80 miles south Of Winnipeg
~ Manitoba, In famous Red River valley
5000 Per aerea eastern M gSs san
'*- $4,000 worth of improvements, mostly
plow land. ready to colonize. Half cash,
balance good terms.
No trades. Prices net; you must add to
lutely control these lands at these prices.
Quoted subject to prior sale.
Wholesale lands only. e.s..-- -..s-s
All prices subject to prior sales, withdrawal
from market and change Of price without
Elwood Land Co.,
,7lS Guaranty Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
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