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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20

The superintendent Of construction
q the vessels of the revenue marine
service reports that the machinery
- TIA cutter Grant IS not worth re-
pairing and that the hull needs slxty
,,ov mates which viii cost e, 900.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20
OPPOSE REQUEST
FOR FEDERAL AID
SOME ECANNERYMENO NOPpOsEpI.AN
OF FISH COMMISSIONERS

The Fraser River the Only Natural
Spawning Ground of Sockeye
Salmon--State Hatcheries SufR.
cient to Keep up supply of Cheap
er Grades.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20
Who Got the CLAIMS !?

The Puget Sound American report
ed one day last week that Several
hundred bushels Of clans are expect
ed at the Sehome cannery this week
from along the coast of Vancouver
island. Indians and fishermen are
now at work digging the CLAIMS, and
all that can be secured will be brought
to the local plant. The canning OF
clans in this city is merely an exper-
iment which may develop into q big
industry next winter If the results
are satisfactory" suspect that
the CLAIMS referred to are the ones
that we're bought and packed by the
Island Packing Company here the
first of the week. At any rate che
company secured nearly 900 sacks,
or about 600 bushels, the first two
days Of the week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20

Game Warden Robertson was over
from Olga this week. He thinks there
is no truth in the report that num-
her Of deer carcasses have been
shipped from Orcas island to Bellng-
ham this winter. The regular steam
ers win not take them, for II e
against the law, and il IS hardly
nrobable that small boats would take
the risk. Mr.. Robertson says it Is
practically impossible TO entirely
prevent ot-hunting, but he thinks
there is very little Of it DONE
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20

The fine yacht Bonita; of Seattle,
owned BY Mr.. Stimson, anchored n
the harbor Thursday night.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20
HAD EIGHTY-FOUR
BANDS OF SHEEP

Inc recent sale OF JOnn q. LdnLeF-
mans sheep on Frost and James is-
lands to Henry Cayou reminds a
friend of the former of a little story
about him and the sheep referred to.
Mr.. Lanterman has a little impedi-
ment in his speech but it is no imped-
iment to his good nature or quick
wit. He is fond of joke, even if he
is the victim of it. He was passing
Frost island on the mail steamer some
months ago when another passenger
noticed the sheep grazing on the is
land and made some remark about
them. Ascertaining that the shesp
belonged to Lanterman he asked him
if he had many OF them and John re-
piled; ssEigh- -eigh-eighty -four b
b-bands. /" With some expression
indicating considerable surprise the
inquirer said: You must have a
good many" "Q-q-quite #
few" said John, b-b-but tt
there's only Ozone sheep in q
b-b-band."
The Importance of Advertising
(West Coast Tradel.
What is advertising for? To sell
goods. What is its effect ? To stim-
ulate trade. When is the most inn
portant time to advertise? ? When
trade is dull.
There is much in merit. Two
stores of equal merit should do the
same amount of business, but the
store which has merit and advertises
is the one which forges ahead.
The man who sows q handful of
wheat must not expect an immense
harvest. The man who is equally
sparing of advertising cannot expect
such great results as one who IS more
liberal.
An eastern house recently adver-
tised that sall prices are conserva-
tive" It sounds good, but what does
it mean? The dictionary defines the
word as something which IS opposed
to change or non-progressive. Not
q very happy description Of prices in
most stores, We think.
Henry Cayou has concluded the
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20
FAST BOAT FOR
ISLAND ROUTE
THE GETTY OF ANACORTES,, NOW
BUILDING AT TACOMA
To Ply Between Friday Harbor and
Bellingham, via Anacortes--To Be
Equipped with L SO Horse Power
Gasoline Engine and Expected to
Make IT Miles an Hour.
THE Anacortes American an

The Anacortes American an
~ nounces that the keel of q new
boat to ply between Friday Harbor
and Bellingham, via Anacortes,
has been laid at Tacoma. The
dimensions are not given but it is
stated that it ''will be one Of the
-swiftest boats on the Sound" The
American says:
The model of this boat was draft
ed by Captain Judy and modelled after
the "Union'' and ''Siwash''', the two
swift boats of Puget Sound, and the
builders are sanguine in the belief
that the boat will make 18 miles per
hour, but Judy does not claim for her
more than II miles per hour and ex-
poets to make the run from Anacor-
tes to Bellingham in one hour and
fifteen minutes. :. se.
s'The new boat when put into. COM
mission will make the run from Fri
day Harbor to Anacortes, Anacortes
to Bellingham, Beningham 10, Ana
cortes,. returning the second trip to
Rellingham, then back to. Anacortes
and Friday Harbor after the even
ing train, getting into Friday Har-
Dor at 9:45 p. m. Will leave Friday
Harbor in the morning, calling at
Lopez, Orcas, Port Stanley and
Anacortes, then proceed with two
trips to Bellingham.
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The Musical Club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Blair. An enjoy
able program was given, one feature
of which was q sketch of the life OF
Mendelssohn, followed by the render
ing Of one Of his compositions. The
club adjourned to meet Feb. Z, with
Miss Josie Sweeney.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20

Martin Nichols has sold bis team to
DR.. Capron.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-20

Henry Cayou has concluded the
sale Of his Decatur island property,
consisting Of 412 acres, to Candy
Bros, Of North Yakima, who intend
engaging quite extensively IN sheep
raising.
, 1906-03-28
ITO BE Continued
Eastertide In BilIviIIe.

There are numerous angels pictured
on the Easter cards, but they are all
scantily clothed, and not II of 'em
wears a twelve dollar hat.
Times are not exactly as flush as
they might be, so yesterday we took
our rifle and killed four jay birds for
our wife to trim her hat with.
There is just this about it: These
Easter trimmings not only cover the
ground, but certainly fill the bill.
We have been kept very busy of late.
We are running An Easter millinery
establishment in connection with our
newspaper.
We have sold enough Easter lilies
this season to pay off the mortgage on
our mule.
The Easter weather is so clear and
beautiful you can see Il bill collector
approaching a quarter of a mile away.
Atlanta Constitution.
, 1906-03-28
Origin of the Easter Egg.

The custom of Easter eggs is one of
ancient origin, being derived from the
Greeks and Romans, who employed
eggs, and undoubtedly colored eggs,
as accessories for their pagan festi-
walls. At any rate magical powers
have always been ascribed to eggs in
times gone by, and Cesarius o Heis-
terbach, who wrote in the middle ages,
tells many stories of bewitched eggs.
They were said to be able to fly of
their own accord toward the sun, and a
certain celebrated egg was believed to
have been laid by Il rabbit, which egg
when Matched produced IL basilisk.
, 1906-03-28
An Appropriate Hymn.

Hasty or unwise selection of hymns
has eau jed more than minister Sc
rious modification. a minister in an
eastern city had charge of the Easter
programme in the Sunday school of his
church. Each child present was to re-
ceive an Easter egg, and when it came
time for this part of the programme
the minister rose and said:
I'VE will now sing Awake, My Soul,
to Cheerful Lays after which the
Easter eggs will be distrihuted."-Lip-
p%incott's.
, 1906-03-28

In Bulgaria young men and women
meet on Easter Monday, congregating
in the churchyard attired in holiday
dress. and indulge in social games. If
during these games a girl allows her
handkerchief to be taken away by a
young man this is a sign of Il proposal
and acceptance. The next day her par
ents send a jug of wine to him as a
token of their approval.
, 1906-03-28

ing eyes could not discern-Nora was
overworked and losing heart. In spite
of her ready smile and cordial secon /
ing of her husbands invitation, "Ye
must make your home with u.s." she
was not strong enough to take on this
extra care, and he resolved to stay in
Bozle till he could build a cabin for
himself.
, 1906-03-28
An Egyptian Easter Egg.

A very rare specimen of egg decora-
ton, as it was practiced in Egypt, is
shown in the Detroit Museum of Art.
The etchings on the shell follow the
same general design as do the paint
ings of men and animals recently
found in Cairo.
, 1906-03-28

Does he?"
L think SO. l never heard to the con.
tfary."
"Larned was right about the ~union,"
said Raymond. 1.-THE big owners in
the Springs are sending east for their
miners. They know that men like you
and me will not do their deep work for
them. Hes right, too, in saying these
cowboys and farm hands from the
states won't make miners. They don't
intend to work underground. Well
find ourselves left short some morning
if we depend on these fellows, who can
hit the trail at ten minutes notice."
Sure thing" said Kelly. This get
tin under the crust O the earth and
Twin there is unholy businessmen for
free men like ourselves. It's all goin'
to be done by the Rooshians and the
dagoes."
In silence the two men looked abroad
oyer the valley toward the dim line of
peaks family lit by the big silver
bright moon.
a sentence from Richter came into
Raymond's mind, ''In the presence Of
beauty, beneath the stars, men think
of love-" and his heart ached with a
sense of loss.
Unconsciously, in spite of his at
tempt to put himself away from her
presence, Ann had come to dominate
his musing hours. At thought of her
he grew resolute and hopeful and,
reaching forth a powerful hand, Crap
pied the air as il it were the throat of
Il hitherto invincible opponent and
said, Il will win" He acknowledged
that wealth had power to aid him. 80
long as | am unknown and poor and
In disgrace she ean only consider me
what | ana failure. Money is a
measure of value, and wealth l must
have first; then leisure and the higher
life."
, 1906-03-28
CHARLES A. McWILLIAMS,
Shaving and Hair Cutting
Parlor,

Atlantic avenue, opposite the Casino,
WILDWOOD, N. J..
Cape May County representative for the
Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co.
, 1906-03-28

Raymond as they left the reporter and
started for home.
Hes a devil-may-care chap from
Rec Cliff. Tie pretends to be a miner
and is a partner with an old fellow on
the north side o the hill, but he's
workin' for Hanley-lookout for the
roulette wheel. The boys all think a
heap of him. They say he always gives
'em a square deal"
, 1906-03-28

By virtue ofa writ of Fieri Facias, to me
directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery
1906, in a certain cause wherein AlonZo K.
Wright is complainant, and Stone Harbor
improvement Company and Others, are de-
PENDANTS, | shall expose to sale at public ven-
dine. on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25
SPECIAL MONDAYS SELLING At
WILSON & EDGES.
9 a. m. until 6 %. m

ga. m. until 6 p. m.
Yard vide cycle, white linen.
Doc kind, special Zoe per yard.
Yard wide eyelet white linett
loo kind. special 1870 per yard.
35c white Hsbuii silk, special
221zc per yard.
2bc French white shadow lawn.
II yards wide. special l5c yard.
Ivory stillettOs for eyelet en-
broidery, loo kind, special Sc each.
Ladies' silk loop collar support
ers, 3 on card 10c, special Sc card.
lOc white embf9idered turnover
collars, &c each.
l9c colored linens for suits.
special l5c per yard.
15c ladies' undressed finish long
elbow gloves, white and colors.
special 49c per pair.
No telephone orders can be ae.
cepted on sale items.
90 Wilson 4 Edge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25

The A. and NJ. tilee Club made
the hit Of the Musical Festival In
Houston last year on "A Basket OF
Chestnuts," There are Is Of them
all IN one song.
The demand for white wooden
goods Is great. We are showing.
Mohair, Albatross, Sicillian. nuns
yelling and Wool Crepon. Wagner
a Brandon. %
Hear the full-fiedged. foxy, Eighty
yet fantastic fantasies furnished By
the fifteen frolicsome, free-hearted
farmers from A. NJ. G. tomorrow
night.
w. II. Kelley was here from Mad
isOn county yesterday 10 meet Bob
Coburn aud family, returning from
the Indian Territory.
Phone S65 for carriage and trans
fer business. Have new carriage aud
will meet all trains, day aud night.
h. u. Evans. ~
Phones 30 and 32G ring in Frank
Inns Markets where the best meats
aud market products are constantly
on hand. "a
Question: IL vocal music part /
d farmers education? Answer:
The Glee Club concert tomorrow
hight.
Franklin's Markets are supplied
With meats from animals picked
rom large purchases and the best 70
De had. "a
Wide silk ribbon shoe laces. white
.nd black &c per pair. Wilson q
Edge. 50
Herbert Lavender OF Grimes coun-
y was in the city yesterday.
Ladies' gowns, 75c quality for t5c
4 Norweod's. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25

J. n. White Of Wixon called OF
the Eagle Yesterday and reported
the sale ~ r. head OF 7-months-Olo
Poland China hogs 20 VIII Cloud
.nd w. ] Lang Of Kurten for th.
sum of tiO. The hogs averaged 10
pounds around.
For swell styles in jeweled back
combs, side comb sets, gold belt
ings, silk gloves. sash, girdle ano
tab neck ribbons, see our window
Wilson * Edge. 80
The picked quartette has tive mum.
beers on the program tomorrow night
The Goblins ~ cir ynu II you don 2
watch ont" and did lO' Heerd
What a Sandman Say"
For fine fresh bread and cakes of
all kinds call st the Texas Bakery
careful attention 10 special orders
Phone 81. Mrs. Otto BOehme. n
In black goods we are showing
erspon. PanHma, crepe de chene
pebble cloth, mohair. Albatross and
q dozen more. Wagner a Brsndop
"a
The Brazos County Teachers Insti.
tute concluded the two days meeting
yesterday and will hold no more
meetings this year.
The useful members OF ST. Cece-
las Club SAnt your patronage on
Tuesday Feb. "a. from $3.50 TO $50.
Admission 20 cents. 20
A. j. Wagner Of New York, men,
Der of the firm Of Wagner a Bran
don Of this city, was here on bust
ness trip yesterday.
Max +. Mayer hash 9 peer among
the amature violinists Gf Texas. He
ranks with the professionals.
81. Cecelia's Musical Club is de.
iermined 10 give you unalloyed pleas
nre next Tuesday afternoon. 10
Something indispensable all the
year around-good meat. You al
ways get il at Franklin's. "a
A splendid quulality Of iO-4 linen
suitable for eylet embroid-
Try. Wagner & Brandon. %
White embroidered duck ribbon
lie slippers, the swell thing. 81 70
YER pair. Wilson & Edge. SO
Reserve your seats AZ The Smith
Drug Co. for the Glee Club concert.
There are still few left.
Mrs. ID. Cook has returned 20
Waco alter a visit % Mr.. and Mrs. '
rank Myers.
Finishing braids &c per bunch 1T
;orvoOd's. 10 I
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25

The GIee Club boys begin at eight
To sing their program. and-bul
wait
Ifyou have not your cket bought,
10y all that's good aud bad. yoI
ought
Mrs. j. w. Doremus announces a
tea for the benefit of the Episcopal
church at her home Monday after
noon from a. 9 o'clock. Mrs. ID. &
DE Marett will be with Mrs. Dore-
mus. 90
"ArnOld's Batiste," the leading
fancy wool flush cloth designed
especially for shirt waist and Goat
suits; large range of dainty PATTERN
only i9c yard. Wilson a Edge, 90
Nothing ore handsome than
black silk aud nothing IA handsome
II you get Money Bak." Wagner a
Brandon. IS
Would you lose your psin and sor
row?
Well, bear the Glee Club boys to-
morrow.
Mrs. 9. q. Byram arrived yester-
day from SOldadito. Mexico, 20
visit relatives In the Yak community.
We have received another piece of
40 In. black silk crepe de ehene at
sl.O Wagner a Brandon. 70
Miss Tennie Mills was here from
Wellborn yesterday attending the
teachers institute meeting.
There are no better meats aud no
better service in Bryan than you get
at Frsnklin's Markets. "a
Mrs. Tom Field returned 10 Call
vert yesterday after visit 10 Miss
Marie Ads ms.
One hundred pairs Francis T. Sim
nous kid sloYes. 81 % grade for 6bc
ut Norwood's. 70
An afternoon of mirth and good
humOr awaits you Tuesday next at
Nsils Maria. 20
Supt. A. l. Bowers OF the /. Il q
y. was here from Palestine yester-
lay.
Another shipment OF white mer-
cerized waistings. Wagner A Bran
Ion. %
Remember its tomorrow night and
The place IN the Opera House.
White riDbod tie calf slippers
De- auties-s % 90 pair. Wilson a Edge |
q. ). Parker has returned from
lake Charles, La.
For Sale--Cow. fresh In milk. APP
ply 10 Ed. Hall. Y
All dress goods at actual cost At
Burt Norwood's. 10
For Rent-Five room house. Rom
icy Dansby. II
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RAILROAD TIME FABLE.


,M..E.SAtri.l,lns in DIAL.
las.
10. Ten s. bolt. 'Iise6 soF"oo1''' g %
Miss Emily Thos y visiting in
Nsvasota. N
New line oxfof, styles. at
Norwood's. vi 20
The best meats always at Frank
Inns Markets. "A
J.H. Nevill Of Cross was in the
city yesterday.
Sam Cavitt OF Wheelock was n
the city yesterday.
Ten bolts rillOw cord worth Toe. at
Norwood's Be per yard. 20
Mrs. Geraldine Kelly left yester-
day 10 visit In Marlin.
Black moreen for drop skirts. SIC
at Wagner A Brandon's. %
Miss Carrie Ryan was n visitor
from wellborn yesterday.
A. Il. McSwain was visitor from
Rock Prairie yesterday.
silk ginghams In dainty checks
PC. Wagner Il Brandon. %
J. II. Rogers left yesterday for
Hubbard city and Coolidge.
Mrs. Laura Hoppe has returned
after visit IN Sau Antonio.
Mrs. T.. T. Spell returned yester-
day after visit In HeArne.
Linen sheeting 2 I 2 yards wide
sl.25. yard. Wagner a brandon. 70
Marriage license has been issued
70 John Osborn aud Hettie Hardy.
Eyles embroidery floss just re-
eeived, 2lsc skein. Wilson a Edge. /
Frank Crouch and Elem Symms
we're here from Millican yesterday. 4
One hundred bolts new embroiesr-
les Just received at Norwood's. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25

Walter J. Coulter returned yester
day from ST. Louis where lie spenl
the past week buying n full line o.
srring and summer goods. While
In st. Louis Mr.. Coulter by invita-
ZION attended a dinner at the Plant
ers' Hotel given by the Roberts
Johnson q Rand Shoe Co. TO the
sAlesmen Of the house la celebration
~ the firms $4,000 business the
past year. Mr. Coulter responded "a
u toast on THE Salesman without
n Salary" referring 10 the retail
dealer.
Remember well and bear in mind
A good Glee Club 10 hare 20 find.
So when you hear it's coming
through
Say to Smith Co. I'm take two"
Mr.. ]. T. Halfway. who is in Aus
tin 'phoned TO Mrs Hanway last
night requesting that his friends and
patrons be notified that he will be
,bsent about two weeks longer. He
Ia at the Pasteur Institute taking
precautionary treatment, for the
reason that n week or ten DAYS ago
he doctored a dog that subsequently,
lied and was believed To be affec ed
with rabies. lie reports that he il
feeling fine and getting along nicely.
Special sale OF infants and child
reus' clothes all this week. Mrs
Nellie Ballard, agent Levy Bros. 10
Emmel a Maloney have installed
A.s "a H..
tiou with their soda fountain. IL is
connected with fountain and cistern
and the machine earbonates the
water and maintains a high gas
pressure at the same time. With
this machine the gas pressure can
no; run down and the water become
Hat. but the high pressure constant
~ maintained keeps the water fresh |
aud sparkling.
"Moneyback" black silk has no
equal. We are agents for same
4 Brandon. %
:. "A. Franklin reports Friday aud
Saturday the record breakers Of the
Brvan hog market. Mr.. Franklin
purchased on these two days 6l9
NfNN - NRkNF AANrNtN IFNIAN " I
BrazOs county. The hogs will load
TX cars and will be shipped 10 Fort
Worth Monday. Mr.. Franklin paid
or the hogs approximately $500 90.
shifting Madras in plain white.
lso white ground with small neat
atterns, foe. i5c and 25e. Wagner
J Brandon's. %
j. Il. Stevenson, the well known
iachinist Of Bryan, l. In Madison {
lille installing the gasoline engine
nd pump recently ordered by the
ivic Improvement club for the pur- 4
ose Of Supplying water from the
ell on the square.-Mad:sonville
leteor.
The Soldiers Chorus from Faust :
the only heavy" number the Glee
lub boys hAve-all the rest are
nmorous, and their encores are
CHI. a
An assortment OF shirtings that
IN positively please anyone. 40. rs,
c. Wagner A Brandon. % Ia
Social and Club matter on fourth
'ge. .
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N. & T. c. EXCURSIONS.

The II. a T. c. railway will sell
round trip tickets to the following
points at the following rates (:
Laredo, Feb. 20 and 81. IS Is. Mon
teray. Feb. 20 and II. ss.25; Nash
vile, Feb. % to q, 500 rs; New Or
leans account OF Mardi Gras). Feb.
II 10 70. sl3 50, limif March 10th.
One wac Fate TO California points
now going at s25: also Arizona and
New Mexico. w. 5. Wilson, Agt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25
NEW ARRIVALS.

White embroidered shirt wais
suits handsomely designed; price
$500.
Beautiful white linene circular
Effect" pleai, PANEL style skirts,
~ 80 each.
Handsome embroidered white
linene and lawn waist patterns at
sl.25, 81 so and 81. 90
Can, We show you, Monday
SO Wilson & Edge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25
WHAT PRESIDENT HARRINGTON SAYS

The Glee Club Of the A. and NJ.
College IL composed ~ representa-
tvs young men from the institution
The entertainments given by the
club In the past have elected com.
msndation in every instance; and I
bespeak for them liberal patronage
In their concert In your city, bsliev-
ing II will result ia mutual benefit
10 you and them.
IA. n. Harrington,
Pres. A. aud VI. College OF Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25
Infants Lingerie.

l am now showing a very compre.
hensive collection Of dainty infants
garments embracing slips aud skirts.
Some are made Of soft English
nainsook, others Of sheer Batiste-
all prettily trimmed In pin tucks,
vslencisnnes lace or sheer embroid
eries-all popular priced. You are
cordially invited 10 inspect them.
~ Mrs. Nellie n. Ballard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25
New Embroidery Robes.

/ desire 20 announce 10 my ellen
tele that ! have just received by ex-
press on consignment. avAriety Of
new style creations In this seasons
most favored styles IN Embroidery
Robes. In spite Of the extreme pop
ularity OF these dainty garments. the
prices are particularly attractive.
Call aud see them.
~ Mrs. Nellie n. Ballard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25
EMBROIDERED ROBHs.

These garments prSHi:se 20 be ex-
tremely popular for this seasons
wear. Some OF Bstiste and Persian
Lawns. others OF heavy linen. EN-
broiderFd panel front. Strictly tail
ored effects. Mrs. Mary Lawrence.
~
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Repor,. FILED

Austin, Feb. .f.-Wells.FarEo Ex.
press company. Union Trunk line OF
New York and Angelina and Neches
River Railway company have dled
their reports with the comptroller.
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ca Machlnrrx Arriu..

Palestine. Tex. Feb. IA carload
Of machiEery has arrived for he Kas
plant.
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Eighteen Chance. m.s.

New Orleans. Feb. 24.-kfter mai.
Ing eighteen changes the Southern
Baseball league schedule was ADOPTED
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-25

36-inch silk for lining or drop
skirts, 81 aud 6Se. Wagner 4 Bran
don. Il