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Was Pioneer in Movement.

Inc TACT was brought out that the East
End Suburban Citizens Association began
the agitation in the interest of Greater
Washington which recently eliminated in
the formation of the Jobbers and Shippers
Association. The committee on manufacto-
ries took up the question more than five
years ago. The report adds that "as the
pioneer in this great work for the upbuild-
Ing OF the city 1t is our duty to lend such
aid as We can to the Johbers and Shippers
Association. The position we take is that
the surplus labor found al all times in this
city would readily find employment at re-
munerative wages were number of small
manufacturing plants established in the
District. A factory giving employment to
a score or more of people is bound to be of
help to all classes of business men. Wash
ington cannot possibly grow and thrive on
the wages paid by the government to its
limited number of employees.
Need Of a Harbor.
with harbor at the head of tidewater
which could be made deep enough to &C.
commodate vessels of considerable draft
there is no good reason why lines of steam
ers should not ply regularly between this
city and all the ports along the Atlantic
seaboard. The Potomac should be made
nayigable for ocean going vessels, and with
the advent of factories and the establish
ment of large wholesale houses here, our
products would be carried over our own
watercourse to Norfolk, Newport News.
Charleston. Savannah. New Orleans and
Havana"
The report strongly indorses the move
ment now on foot to send a large exhibit
from Washington to the jamestown expo
sition.
Referring to the proposed improvement
of the Anacostia flats, Mr.. Wood says the
work of this and other associations will
doubtless bring forth fruit at the coming
session of Congress. The boulevard now
in course of construction between this city
and Baltimore, for the building of which
the legislature of Maryland at its last ses-
sion appropriated $4,000, was given con-
sderation. The plan is for this highway
road and end at 18th and H streets north
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For catalogues, application blanks and furthe
information communicate with
OTIS D. SWEET Registrar,
se7-30t91 Cor. H and 18th streets NV.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 1905 18th ut. Boys De-
partment. 1924 Mass. ave. Opens Oct. ]. Send
Tor circulars. au2 TIA
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FOR RENT-FJNE LARGE ROOM; CAPACITY
300, with adjacent Office rooms; in a strictly
modern building; well adapted for school pur-
poses Inquire superintendent on premises N. E.
TEMPLE 18th and H SITS. ne. se7-6 ,eSu
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10 De ALA.
I'D Iu1z ils 2az que Sc atiIma ule
llama hsldid0s los pnIiGids.
q ealsIlad 4 LiIaIls InlsIIlalHl.

Por Ia secfstaria del gobierno se nos fta-
cilito hoy 81 aigniente telsgFama
Bayam6n Agolto de 1906 Coronel
Hamill. San Juan Hechos ocuFFi1os
en- Toa. Alta aon: Con motiFo de- una III
40 habide entire up tn I'alzadn Federico
AgFinaony, pEomovi6sa fuerta aac6ndalo,
tsniendo pOlicfa que ipterVenir y hacer uno
del rotten, resultando tres heEidos j guar.
dia Mamsrto Arroyo con laves contusionel
"a Inano iaduieFda. Juez de Pas cOncite
pueblo contra policfa Llaaa6ndolos bandidos
q proVocO, en- assaiOa del EsecretaTio y algu.
nos de los arreBtadoa, 81 cabo scharrOn
cuando este fn6 presentaE denuncias an
te Juez Municipal Teniente CasaIs
81 comandante sutz visit6 n Attorney.
general esta nafiana despnes de conferen-
.ciaF con 81 gobernadOr llev6ndole Ia copia.
del referido telegrama, que fue tambieh
entEegada Mi. Winthrop las diez y
6laTto poE 81 Capit6n J6dics
El Jnez de Bayam6n senior Acosta, se
pre1ant6 aver en foa alta. seg1n 50 infor-
ma, para eaclarecimiento de Lon hechos y
Ell Juez de paz acusadO por la policfa de IL
concitaci6n indicada en 81 felegrama del
Teniente Canals. I'd llegado & San Juan.
Laacci6n de las autoridades supaFioras
es esperada con impaciencia para el majoE
esclaFecimiento de esos hechon que 81 se
.confrman, merecen aeyera reprensi0n.
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4. BRAVO & co.

Hemoz recibido Ii siguiente circular:
.'Maysgiiez, z. r., 81 de julio de 1906
ST. Director de "La Correspondence, |"
San Juan.
s'Muy senior nueBtro: Con 81 mas yivo
doloE ponemos en- SD conocimiento, que Ell
% del corriente mep felleci6 nuestro Bocio
eomanditario don Luis Bravo y Pardo %.
e. r. ID. Tan sensible p6rdida en- NADIA
sQltera IL marcha de nuestros negocios
per haber sido preYiato 81 case en- nueatrO
eontrato social, que vencer6 en- 1910.
QuedamoB de Vd., altos y s. Sd.
Rrnno RGo. R - o.,
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Una Ohra del Ingsnis-
70 Del Vale Zenl.

Hemos tenido ocasi6n de yer en- los ba-
jos del AyuntamientO de esta ciudad, u
planos que por encargo del Municipio be
hecho el joven Ingeniero Rafael del Vale
ZenO.
La confecci6n De LOS pIanos fu6 sacada 4
Concur1o, obtaniendo Il buena pro 81 i'm
geniero de References.
Ebtos planes servir6n de bass paTa III
construction del Hospital de Medicina que
va hacel 81 Ayuntamiento de San Juan
en- Santurce Hemos dido elogiar mucbo
Ia obra del sefior del Vale que le honra
ca SD carrera afiade un nueyo laqo s
sus "a conocidos trabajoa dc inganierIa.
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Sc hA elAQSuRAl Al0
eI CenenleriO de
COmerO.
G De nalestro eorrespoasal q Bayaaoa.
Agosto g


En los momentos ca que eacribo lna z
r q. ragreso de Comerfo en- donde me
encontFaha desde q microbes pr6Eino "a.
aado. Ali encontre 81 respectable , buen
amigo doctor LDgo Vinas Inspector de
sanidad del distrifo Norte que hacfa 81
vieita Official, inform6ndome 81 ructo fun
cionaFio de 10 aigniente:
He tenido que clausnrar defaitiYa-
meDte dijo q Cementerio, por qhe en
Las ccndicioneg enque ast6 81 una amenaza
paFa "a salnd p6blica por asr un foeo de-
infection. Tambi6n In prohibid0 taTmi-
nantemente 81 uso del aqua del RIO III PA
ta poT estaE dichas aguaa contaminadas,
0Tdenando Bean tomadas las aguas del ma.
nantial denominado ell Convento, que Il
juicio del competente Official de Sauidad Dr.
La Rosa, eaaa aguas son purap, aproh6ai-
to para 81 uso del yecindario. Sigui6 fnfoT.
m6nd0me 81 Doctor Lugo Viilaa, diciEndo.
me, cue 81 pueblo en- general aata el muy
bueuas condolences aanitaFias, deBido aI
cello del Oficial de Sanidad senior Ia Ross,
y 4 la cooperation de las autoridadea es.
Pecialmente 81 Cabo de la policia inSular
81. Blaneo, que Re habfa tornado gran In
teres en- cumpliF, hacer cUmplir, Iaa or.
denes que 81 Doctor La Rosa, = IA Snpe-
rior de Sanidad habfan dado. lobre q sa-
neamisnto del pueblo, quedandp 81 aelior
InspectoF muy aatinfecho meTeCiendopl6ce-
mes de- el.
70 he podido obseFvaE, que los pueblos
ss van educando, en- 81 gentido demo aerle
tan indifarente Ii question 6anidad y con
el tempo creO que adelantaF6n mucho mas
en este ssntido. Comerfo e. uno que hR
adelantado mucho con respecto hygiene.
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estuiio de las enfermedades eatarrales,
catarros y catarro p6lvico.
La Peruna cufa el catarFo en- los
6rganos peIvicos 8 en- cuaIquier otro
6rgano del cuerpo humane.
La Pe-ru.na EmbeIlcce.
La Peruna Impia Ia membrane
mucosa, las bases de la simetrfa facial,
Y produce una tez perfecta.
Las muJeres no Sc han demorado
en- Giescubrir que nm curse de Peruna
haee mas para Ia restauraci6n de La
be1leza juvenil, que todos los medios
conocidos por la ciencta.
Muchas damas han recuperado 50
belIeza muchas otras han prolongado
su hermosa apariencia con Ell uso de Ia
Peruna.
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CensO de los Estados InidOs.

IA poblaci6n de los Estsdos Unidos en
Julio de 1905 era de $685. 900 habitan-
teg, censo que aventajaba en- 1.392,000 Z
Ii poblaci6n de 1904. Actualmente, te-
niendo en- Cuenta IA enorme immigration
que 30 ha regiatrado en- los Sdltimos meaea
se calcula que Il poblaci6n no es menor de
81 DOC, 600 de habitantea
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MunicipiO de BayaIldn.
AnuncIa Il Subasta.

Acordada an session da aver por q Con.
cejo Municipal Ii adquisiCi6n de 500 me.
tros cdbicos de piedra 6cascajo para re-
parar Las GALES de Ia ciudad, 81 actO de Ia
snbasta tendr6 lugar q dfa Is del CO.
rriente las 2 p. M, en- 81 salon de Besio-
mes del Concejo.
En- Ii Secretaria Municipal se enCuen-
tra 81 pliego De condolences disposition
del pdbliCO.
Bayam6n, de Agosto de 1906.
Y. DdviLa,
.2vA Alcalde Municipal.
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!. Dos AB0NAn0s De lAs.A .lLyz ELECTRIcA.

Desde esta fecha ha s.dO nOmbrado Ins-
pector para los trabaios de instalaciones de
esta COmpafi1a 81 sefiOr don Emigdio Isern,
con quien Sc entendeFan para todo 10 que
deseen en- este ralno.
AdVeTtim0s de nuevO que t0d0s los en9-
pleados lleyan ls plaza de esta Eociedad, 8
fin de evitRT que nnestros ahonados sean
sOrpFendidOs v peTjltdicad0s por personals
que no peltenezcan la COmpafila. gOs-
to de I0Ue. JAIME EIFRE, Adminis-
traCl0r. ava.
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4 VI S o.

El DR.. Francisco del Vslle Atilea, ,se ha
becho cargo del servicio medico de la So
del Bien Publ co.., desde el 10. de AgOsto,
mientraa dure Ia licencia de que disfrGta
el pr0pietaEio sefiOr jose CaTbOnelI
Las hOras de cOnsultas son de 2 q de Ia
tardle, los dias labOFables en- la casa nLme~
70 so de la caIle de la FOEtaleza. EPIFA-
MO 3. MESA, Presidente.
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Niles De Mgleres curadas POI
Correspondence. ESQ LO
Hace Gratis EI Doctor

Las mujeres que padecen debieran
Ieer las eVidencias que presentamos
aquf. Tenemos miles de carta0 de
mnjeres agradecidas que reIatan la
misma historia.
La mitad de loa padecimientos propios
de Ia mujer, con de caracter cataFral.
Debilidades femeniles no Sc entendfan
Dor muchos amos.
EI DR.. Hartman merece 81 credito por
habeA determfnado ell caracter real de
esta enfermedad. "a ha hecho I'm largo
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RASE.BllL.

Mafiana domingo, las D. ID. teulr6
efeCt0 un refiido de1af0 de Baseball, en-
tire los clus '.Escoiidoh s'Palma.
Dada In animaCi6n que reina. promote
quedar muy animadO dicho desafio.
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CORDIAL cEREBRNA ANEN db16d
ydoroh rntoUd o ocomp da Ia di H p pi G
q Id d 1pe gAh q
d 10 natural s.
ygad d dpp p n do
dasa- 4ksno6s sacfaas deh raq tmo6 ii
ys1k
poc u ~
n1io6 edadcNKad d hsanu yaprodi ei a
e ho dsa
pd d
9 C1snp aFr fIa
NeIa.
oEzAs sanlp x1zvEB BRuNosa e h-A
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81 no obtene satisfactorio re-
I sultado del usO de d Psruna,
escriba Embellishments al Doctor
I Hartman, dandole detalles de "a en-
ffermedad, = q con placer ls dar6
gratis su valiosO consejo.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Prsai-
fdente del SanitarIO Hartman, CO.
SIumbus, Ohio, E. q. de A.
:. :,
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Sigue Ia IndisCipIiRa.

p nc.
Dos batanones de infantfa Fn
ndo Obedecer las 6ren dsandO ndand
vOads nerrumPnoe afcc rsazrdO hho ldadcs
En- Toms han snbevado compahaS de nfnt dhan s
ibnd
de las erzas lo fin pude reducias Ia Obe
7=-
La y
n G cAunsex silva aviv1a n0sa
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Estas SehoFas, encuentran en IL Pc
runa una cura ligera y permanente.
Miles de testimonies de esta naturalesa
recibe todos los afios el DR.. Hartman.
Ell bien que Ia Peruna hs heoho en- estes
casos no puede estimarso.
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"a
moIe dca omandcap eHa aEnaz
New 81
edOyQa aeGsSN
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HOstiIes a IngIatenra.

New York, Agosto 4 13O m
dpachO ropan ingau
Temeo mdrgen general
de Inglatera.
EI gObrnO EgrtO
En- los natvO al dcamenO gs hedo Bo
doS rSultaron mueTtOS dos de los agreoea
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Busn HsgOciO.
Sc VEND s .

pAdOg maco
6d o msmo apdecI Ganosq
tuberculosis stGno
quits gpe enneds ud
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sra. Mable Bradford, calle Church No. 1s,
secretaria de la Whittier Oratorio Society,
I escribe 10 sigIiente:
s.Ln Pernnn es cRertamente uns medicfna
naaRaYhE0sa paHa los pBdecimfentOs de ~
muieF. He dido & mWch0ss el0giand0 alfa-
n1eaEe n Peruna v uasrece pOF mi expert
encfa d m&s aha Recommendation.
ssESace IA ah0 en7pece senEir fueFtes do.
I Eares en- "a sspalds, causadOs pOr an resff1ado,
y csdB mes me traEs dolores y angasfias.
ssSe me recef6 su remedtD " ef efecf0 que
hlEo en- mi fsis6enla fsES m&s que buen0s clefta-
mente de recupeFadO mi salud y mis- fuerxas,
y no suGnO mds dolores "a fatigas. s'--Alabie
Bradford
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Recommendation de TrOpas.
ES INCIERTQ

New York Agosto I30 M.
Habana
amarillo ciudades de Ia ila.
demintose oportunamente
En- Habana asegdase que nngdn
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U l 7 / m A H O R A

New York. Agoso 4, 130 p m.
de
Eq Epana paan gand fo en- honor del sperador Guno
El
duc de vincs pahos los Ea Undos ataFa no
Gembre
So decaadO hoy undo ID ezpuaic6n Milan
Los prinpal efdo r6pdamene eudos eeG E scaso h
e1 3 cuda
Las perdidas asdenden6 tres unllonea De
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Sra Lizzie Redding, Chiffon Place. No. sl0A B. St.
Louis, No., E. o. de Al escribe come siguet
ssDespues De haber pr0bads RRriss RedIGi1as
nara rscupeEar mi saIud h PeEuna me q Gnlca
ca - Culg pude depeudeR Emp0C1 e1asaFt9
cG1a1d0 II de5Ajd y excilacf6n de Ia neFV5os ne
teuElu cRsf pOstrada.
s.La prfmcEa semana ne sent melory , Co11inuS
t0mando q PsEuna haste que recUpeR8 nj Ga&ud
y mi faeEzaG. 'ss--L ixGls Reddi4R
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-23
PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids TO supply the A. and
NJ. College, for the session Of 1906
1907, will be received at the rooms Of
the board In the mess hall until 10
o'clock q. m, Wednesday, June Is,
for 1910 cords OF good merchantable
wood, subject 10 the approval OF the
president as TO quality and measure
ment. Eight hundred cords TO be
delivered before January first, 1907.
Prices tor bids for pork and beef
will also be received at the same
time. Grass fed beef from Septem-
Der 10, 1905, to January /, 1907; and
corn fed beef TO be furnished from
January first 10 the close OF the ses-
sion. Beef or pork as desired, to be
furnished on requisition Of the stew
ard, and subject TO approval as to
quality by the president. A certi.
fed check for $500 must accompany
each bid, both for wood and meat.
A pledge OF good faith and ability
Of the bidder to make satisfactory
bond In sufficient amount 10 compel
faithful compliance with the con-
tract will be required.
The right TO reject any or all bids
IL reserved. II. II. Harrington,
100 President
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NOW is The TINE
Chance for Profit Offered Bryan Readers
Let no One Fail 10 Benefit.

Imperfect cooking and hurried eat
ing result In indigestion. At first the
stomach and digestive organs are
strong enough 10 accomm odate them
selves to all manner OF III treatment,
but the time soon comes when the
wall OF the stomach are intlamed,
and the gastric juices are not secret
ed In sufficient quantity to digest the
food, so that IL is passed through tie
system imperfectly digested, giving
but little nutrition and strength.
II one can only recognize the symp-
toms Of indigestion In the early stag
es, he is then in position TO protect
himself by proper attention. he Is
twice armed who IL forewarned."
Now is the time TO be benefited.
Just as soon as you find that your
food can be tasted after eating, when
the tongue Is furred, the breath
heavy, the appetite poor, the head
dull and aching occasionally, then IL
the time for treatment with Mi-o-na.
This reliable remedy Is a perfect
restorer and strengthened Of the
whole digestive system. IL restores
lost functions TO the stomach,
strengthens the nervous system and
enables one TO eat what he likes
without fear Of distress or trouble.
So uniformly successful has Mo-
ma been In curing all stomach trou.
bles that f. ]. Jenkins gives sign
cd guarantee with every Soc box to
refund the money II IL does not cure,
The risk is all his. II you have any
stomach weakness, here is the OPP
portunity 10 be cured without risk
ing any Of your own money.
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids Will be received at
the presidents Office at the A. and
NJ. College Of Texas until 10 o'clock
a. m, Saturday, June I'd, for the
privilege OF a lunch stand on the
campus during the commencement
exercises. No Intoxicating liquors
Of any kind will be allowed on the
grounds. The privilege will extend
TO ice cream, soda water. Lemonade,
fruits and cigars, in addition to the
lunch sale.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids. III. II. Harrington.
1852 President.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-23
CONDENSED NEWS.


Farm hands are in demand all over
Texas.
New directory gives Dallas sO.22s
population.
b. p. Brandonburg Is Dallas new
chief Of police.
Two wild bears caused people &c
flee az Clinton. a Houston suburb.
Two negroes stole the cash resigs-
ter from a Chinese restaurant In Dali
las.
In a trolley car collision at Graves
end. Long Island. twelve persons were
hurt.
United States Rice Milling company
has purchased Eagle rice mill Of Grow
ley. La
Bonham (Tex.l Cotton Mills com
pany has increased its capital stock te
100000.
Turkish women demand the right 70
appear on the streets without yelling
their faces.
A negro killed Deputy Marshall Nc
Dees OF I1ennox. Ga. Negro was Kill
ed by posse.
Charles Walker. who killed az Hous
ton Jack singletree. a boy. has beer
adjudged insane
IF. Scott killed himself by Jump
ing from a window OF the Confederate
home al Little Rock.
A young man named Dennis wat
frightfully cut by a buzz saw In a
Houston lumber mill.
At Daily Springs. Tex. Or. Smith
and j. ID. Lumkin exchanged pisto
shots. No damage resulted.
A man was found IN Trinity river
at Dallas. supposed 10 have been hi
by an electric car. He died.
Christian Scientists will erect a
Boston a church containing seating
capacity for 5000 persons and a mile
and a half OF pews Cost will be 81.
600. geo.
Head Of little son OF Vino Balcar o.
Dime Box. Lee county. Texes. wa
caught In a corn crrshsr AMI mashed
20 a Jelly.
Spanish land grant case OF ID. Sulli
van. involving i3.0S5 acres In HidalgC
county. Texas. goes to United States
supreme court.
Hotel 10 be erected az Dallas vii
he eight stories and contain 81
rooms. each connected by telephone
Cost will be 100000.
A Southern Pacific locomotive ex
pioded seven miles east Of Wells. New.
killing Engineer Zimmerman and Fire
man Davis The former was hurled
100 feet high
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-23
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice Is hereby given that the
Commissioners Court OF Brazos
county, Texas. will meet as board
OF equalization on the second Mon
day In June, 1906, the same being
the nth day Of said month.
1883 w. G. Boyett,
BY q. r. Kicker, County Clerk.
Deputy.
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THROUGH MINISTRY.
BY Mo other Means VIII Nicholas Re-
eeIve Deputies Reply.

ST. Petersburg. May Ala bomb
was thrown into the parliamentary
camp Sunday afternoon by a note TO
ceived by President MouTomtseif OF
the yower house from Peterhof. which.
instead Of making an appointment Tor
an audience at which he and the dep
utation could present the address In
reply to the speech from the throne.
contained the Information that En-.
peror Nicholas would not receive the
dsputStion, and that the address must
be presented through the ministry Of
the court. President Mouromtseff.
instead OF sending the address 70
Baron Fredericks. minister OF the I'm.
perial house. Immediately issued call
for a meeting OF parliament ut ii
o'clock Monday. t~l.s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-23

Chairman Andrews Requests Az conS
u,lttsemen 20 Be Present.

Houston. May 2i.-Hon. Frank An
drews. chairman Of the state Demo
cratic executive committee has y
sued q call TO the members OF the
committee 10 meet at the Driskiil no
lei. Austin, June II. 10 select the
place OF meeting Of the state Demo
cratic nominating convention. WHICH
according 10 the election laws eaen
political party must hold on the sec
ond Tuesday in August. Each canni
date for state office l. urged 70 .,
tend. also all Democrats Interested
in the party's welfare. Primary cleo
ton law win be considered. also cues
ton OF holding Democratic primaries
ia yountles where local authorities
make no provision for same.
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Haepy Hoo.Hoos.

Texarkana. May 2l.-Black Cats OF
eastern Texas and southeastern Ar
kansas had a great concentration here
Saturday night About 200 cats
were on the roof and thirty kit
tens" Indicted into the mysteries. A
grand banquet followed at the Huck-
ina House.
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Zero Kyle Dead.

Kyle. Tex. May 2i.-Captain Ferg
Kyle died here Saturday night OF
pneumonia. He came 20 Texas In
is45 in the boat that brought the
news Of the annexation OF Texas. Du-
ring the civil war he and his four
brothers were members OF Terry's
Texas Rangers. Four times he repre-
scnted HAYS county in the legislature.
He was also a noted Indian fighter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-23
rar REDUCTION Favored.

Baton Rouge. May 21.-Goyernor
Blanchard favors state tar rate being
reduced from 6 mills 10 IL, parish
tax from 10 to 7 i-2 mills. municipal
tax from OTTO s mills and levee dis
trict from 10 TO mills.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-23
BULGARIAN Band AnnlhIIated.

Salonica. European Turkey. May 81
"A detachment Of Turks annihilated
a band Of 100 Bulgarians az Lisolai,
near Monastir.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-23
OLD MAN ACCUSED.
Charged With Terrible ofenses, ono
Victim BEING a Grand Niece.

Bolton. Tex. May 2i.-c. +. Blythe,
sixty years old. a fisherman. was ar
rested on a charge Of attempting 70
eFiTnInally assault at Little River three
little girls aged five. eight and ten
years. Two Of the children are named
Price, and the third. Blythe's grand
niece. Green. indignation was so great
Blythe was taken 10 another county
Eoat