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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
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riFenen sriinen 4nsus unb nit einsrn
boben Gplinoerbut Dem 2ei9en3us
foIgte. Die 2eiotrasenoen Sur6 Muss
mrinsen zines rotben Saldentndes.
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ter oiefe @erbObnung infoIse elmer
Wette nm spei Otter Sdnaps aus
fibrte.
2ei9enpagen nit aar<
toffeln. Sn 9eilbronn, Biirttem=
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tpaaen. belaoen nit elmer Obiz uno
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peiie nit einem 4abrtu@ beoedt ipo=
rem, ourd ole Strabsn sefiibrt NOR
ben. Die Tubre REF 6en lebboften
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@orfa1 fiibrte i'm @emeinoeruibe au
elmer Snterreuatipn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

Cine urfa6e warum
sic in SIN ~tanappltS
GDmpDftte 8rif So
Mftten tnpeittren fol-
ten lit Bic, bab beren
@nla9e ft6 tn b'r
Sauptitabt Sbres et9<
men StaateS beftnbet
nnb bab beren &c
f6dfte beinabe ale
tnnerbdlb beren @ren>
gen DDQ5D9en werben.
Ste fDnnen feben unb
wi6en mas GIT trgenb
elmer 3ett DDr9ebt.
Sic DtreftDren Bic
Mdnner wel9e nit
benz @elb betraul
werben, ftnb ale ST.
biana Mdnner; sic
fennen btefelben pber
Mdnner bic NIT benz
felben befannt tnb.
@S 1T etne ft6ere
unb profitable @nla9e.
Senben Ste btefen
Coupon etn fit ale
@in5elnbeiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
Die 0e8enIetfun8.

Ser 2ebrer elmer Sortbilbunes<
fdule beipri6t nit isinen fiinf5ebns
unb Ie6aebnidbrigen Sdiileru bic
n@erfafung bes 9eimatbIanbes". Sci
puhtto .@teuer" anselanst. felt Der
2ebter bic Grdse: ~@elde 9esenleis
flung bietet Der Gtaat ben Steuers
aablern2"
llnb mad ominDiem Sdneisen Der
ean5en &laHe erfplst enbli4 als
Gntport: .Gr fdidt ibnen bafir els
men Steuer5ettel!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

Gin 9robian. Sun9er
Ghsmann: Meinit Ou ni4t audi, Dab
Die Gardiner bur6 mein ftartes
Rau4en leiben? 6rau: Ou bif bod
Der bette, forsIumiie Mann. natiirlit
leioen lie barunter. .Mann: Damn
nimn lie ab!
: Sin irorgIi9er S II ne
&c. Ser fleine Mar, Der jebes Sahr
elm Sriioer6en pber S9pefer4en be.
tommt, ndd Dem nm5ug in cine
Neue Wobnuns: rpapa, baft On benz
Elapperfprd AUDI unIere neue Inrefs
L mitaetheilt2"
.Jn ben Ber. Staaten gieb!
Is nod benz leBten Genius 81 tpeibIi>
h' @hiffsnerJnhrr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

s&innings" iaste Batting beim
absnbbrot, rbus bGttet Sbr eisentli4
aud O6us bic 8aoereiie baben ton;
nen!"
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fen, inbem er feiner 8raut aublinasls
ts, rpbne 9eringsborf pGre bod ods
mod ni9t 10 raid nit uns ssga1'
gen."
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bod Ai9t an @urer 8erlobun9
f6ulo?"
rTein = aber bic Stranooitel!A
Iagte Der SberfOrI tier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
Gutter Grenit.

0uter Credit :pirb 6fters erbaIten onrt 4euubuns
bon einem tpentg g~ebprgten @elbes, tpeIthes Sic Ieldf
In elm paar Monaten 5uriidbesablen f6nuen, pbne
beFen Sic nod tiefer belaftet peroeu. Bir Ieihen
rnb Niemanb brdu1t 81 tpifen, boB Ste es seborst
baben, benn uniere @sihdftsbanbIunsen ftne fren9
Bertrauensiahen. Bon $40 bis $500 Ieibeu mir an
@6beIn, Yianos, Gubrtperfe, einrtdtungen, 2agers
haus<Q uittungen unb anoeres perf6nIides eisenf6um
70 fIein iein, baB Sic ~bieielben Mot iparen. s1.2o 1T
bic pbGentlihe 2abIuns ON elmer Hnleibe BON $50
fur 30 aSp@en. Nnbere Betr6se in einenl eIeideu
BerbdltniB. Gnleibeu tperoeu In alien f1eilen
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~tinspiIe, 9ebanon, RobIespine, Greencaffle uno allen
anoeren Srteu BON Suterurban Babneu berabrt. Bot
pber FeIephone GppIiiatipnen erhalten prornpte Be
a&tuna. @enn Sic eeIb benotbisen 10 fhIlen Sic
aus unb ididea Sic 6 per Bsa. elmer rnisrer assntsR
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Snbiana Rortsaee 2pau Co.,
(gtabltrt 1857
Simmer 4 2pmbarn getduoe,
s4H on Burlington Strase.
Seibe Telephone s2ss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

Sie .SarfenimIe" eeftor<
BEN. Gines Der dlteften 8erliner Sriz
sinale. bic befannte .9~of"fanserin
n9arfeniule" bat bas 3eitlide sefesnet.
sic 1T in einem !6pfpia i'm 78. 2ebens>
iabre an Mltersf9fpG9e geftorben.:
rSarfeniule" battle emit before Sage
eefeben. sic entitammte elmer arsez
febenen PDtsoamer 8irserfamilis.
@ber NIT benz fuit slei9aeitis erfolsten
Sobe beibef Gltern perfolgte lie bas
nngliid. Der Batter bate ni9ts bin
terlaffen. unb 9ulie. bic peeen ibrer
biibf6en Stimme bic SGngerinnen<
laufbabn einf6lagen follte. itanb plObS
li@ pDIliser MittellOlisteit seseniiber.
5ier5u frat nod Elm i6tperes @ueen=
leiben, bas bic @ermite p%er6inberte, Ell
mem 8roteriperb na9auseben. 60
taufte fe fi9 fir ben lesten 3eft ibres
gslbes cine 6arfe. .Suerft beiu9te fis
feline 8eiellf9aften, bann &neipen
unb f9liebli4 bic 9Ofe unb fang nit
8eeleitune Der 5orfe fentimentale 2iez>
Der, Die ibr nod aus Der Stubienseit
seldufis fparen. Sn ben a6t5iser
Sabren bOrte nor r9arfeniule" germ
iingen, unb manher Ntdel fiel ibr au
SuBen. mmdbli9 nurbe aber ibre
Stimme bur9 4ltobol vbergiftet", unb
Die SerIiner Susenb tbat' bann bas
Sbrige, bab m9arfeniule" au elmer redz
ten Spottfisur nurbe. .5arfenimle"
fpurbe audi bon Wtalern germ als Moz
cell benuBt, am be ten bat lie nobl
9ans 8alufdet nit ibrer treuen
Sreunbin, Der 6arfe, i'm Bib. fefses
balten. Sbr 2ebensabens mar per=
bdItniBmdBis frieblih. Hei9e @Dns
ner batten ibr etne ftGnbise unterftiib.
nns seseben, bic IS ibr erm0sIi9te,
audi obne 9ofiinsen dusaufommen.
Sic bate barum in LETTER 3eit ibre
laufenben 9ofbefuae i'm Siiben unb
Siibpeften 8erlins einseftellt.
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StaIien bic Ha9ri6t bon benz Sobe
bes 8risanten @arialona, Der lanse
3eit Der @9reden Siailiens ipar, bas
srDBte Iufieben. Die Na9ridt tpar,
pis jebt in italieniiGen 8lGttern be-
bauptet pirb, falf9; @arIalona lebt!
S9On felt etniser 3eit cling bas Sc
rii9t, unb iebt bat ibn Elm sSournaliit
ouf elmer 3eife in Sunis in einem fleiz
men, netten 9dusden in Der NGbe Der
Srti6aft Marra aufsefunben, mo Der
8rigant elm friebltdes unb bebasIides
2eben fiibrt. Seine @6tpieserto9ter
unb Elm 8ebuine fiibren linn bic Wirtbz
f9aft; Der HGuber ersdblte ieinem Be-
fuGer Die @inselbeiten ieiner Slu4t.
Gr fanb iid zines Sages BON &arabi<
nieris. bic feline Spur aufsefunben
batten, in einem @ebOIa umainselt; es
eeIans linn aber bod. iid binter sinen
5olaftob gu periteden unb bann unbe=
merit gu entfommen. Ste Qeife zines
8auern, Der ibm fehr GbnIi4 mar.
ipurbe fir bic fein. aussegeben uno
bus geriidt bon feinem Sobe ausees
fprenst. Gin Jiiaerboot bra4te ibn
u%nterbefen mad Sunis. mo linn
Jreunbe nit @eIb unb sutem Matb
ausbalfen. Gr nabm ben Namen So
fanbi on. unb es sebt ibm ausseseid@
net. Oie ttalienif9e Mesieruns bat
feinerseit auf ben 8opf bes Banbiten
10000 Sire seiebt. Seine @erfoIser
beidporen. feline 2ei9e bon &ueeIn
burdbobrt unter elmer eide s.funber
81 baben.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

Sn Chicago itedte Jrau s:ena
Boipman, ip6brenb f9 ibr 0atte pes
ter unb ibre 9odter 0racs In Der
Rirde befanben, tbr 6aus 81 North
California Mpsnue, in Branb, ha lie
bon Der firen Sbee befefen mar, DAB
fie ibren Dor einem Sabr nerftOrbenen
Spbn Peter nur babur4 npr Der etpi=
gen 8erbammnib retten tonne, penn
fie fi9 felbft benz Slammentob Iberz
liefsre. Sie 6rau murbe, Q Dem
brennenben Bette fnieens, bon Der
Seueripebr aufsefunben unb trpb i5rer
4rptete nit @eipalt aus benz Sauie
entfernt. Der Sobn Der Grau lit
sebn Monate lang an einem 9iiften.
leiben, ebe er ftarb. gr purbe Bis gu
.Isinem Sobe bon Der Mutter eepflegt
unb man sIaubt, baB bic Sraa infolge
Der Ilebsranitrensun9 unb bes Rums
rters i9liebi9 ben 0erftanb nerloren
eat. Die ungliidli9e erfldrte, bab ihr
S'eius erf9ienen fei unb tbr ben @ee
rrr'iefen habe. nie fe ibren Spbr her
srpiqtn @erbommnib bur9 ibrer
Se:tertob entreiBen tDnne. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

EMERSON DRULEY, sssH NaHa6nietts GSs.
I'm efen Square, 3~tueiter Stod. ausen rnteriudk
2tnfen ~seltefert. Bu 6pnfuItationeu eiueelaoen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12

Mrs. G. II. woodson left yester'
day 10 Join her husband In Cameron
their new hone.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ewing and Miss Lille
Ewing of Pitt Bridge were visitors
TO the city yesterday.
A.W. wilkerson returned yester-
day from the Texas bankers conven'
ton at San Antonio.
For Rent-Good five-room house
good water and conveniences. APP
ply to John b. Mike. iSb
The II. & T. G. tank south OF Col
lege IL reported dry for the first time
In n number of years.
Miss Irma Royder left yesterday
10 spend Saturday and Sunday with
her parents at Wellborn.
Mrs. J. +. Eaves left yesterday to
Join her husband Mt RocKport. She
was accompanied by her son, Belo
The A. and NJ. baseball team de-
feated the Deaf and Dumb Institute
team nj Austin by a score Of IL to o.
r. A. DeHart and wife arrived
yesterday from Clifton, Bosque
county, TO attend the funeral Of Sam
Newcomb.
For rent-Three south rooms, fur
nished or unfinished. Close In.
Apply TO Mr.. or Mrs. l.. J. Cox, or
phone i72. 1913
VIM. Hudspeth and ]. w. Harris
brought Ia eighteen head Of cattle
yesterday and sold them to s. H.
Franklin.
wanted-A secondhand bicycle
with coaster brake. Size for 10 TO
i5-year-old boy. Apply at this Of
flee today. 10
DR. J. ID. West has accepted an
invitation 10 preach the Allen Acsd-
envy commencement sermon sun
day, June 3.
Mr.. A. T. fowler and and family
Of Sutton were In the city yesterday
Mr.. fowler Is negotiating for farm
on wixon creek.
A few more household goods left
aud would be glad 20 close out at
reasonable figures this week. Apply
to George A. Adams. 1874
A. A. Dean OF Tabor was In the
city yesterday and reports work well
advanced aud crops promising ia
vorably In his part Of the county.
We will sell today
Fresh eggs, iOc per dozen.
Fresh strawberries. l5c per box.
1874 Riggs & Mulloch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Collier Is visiting In
Houston.
Lum Holden OF Tabor was in the
city yesterday.
CA. Robinson Of wellborn was In
the city yesterday.
w, ID. Lawrence was here yester'
day from Houston.
J.C. Blume Of Balm Prairie was In
the city yesterday.
Miss Sallie Yardley IL the guest OF
Miss Kate Lawrence
Rev. J. Wendell Davis returned
from Austin yesterday.
Capt. J. Adoue wss q visitor from
Calvert yesterday evening.
Mrs. Walter Davis Of McGregor IL
In the city visiting relatives.
Maxey Wicker and Jim Glass ar
rived from Houston yesterday.
Mrs. w. r. Proctor Of Houston Is
the guest OF Mrs. b. +. Leman.
&c. Lloyd and J. w. Mathis OF
Reliance were In the city yesterday
Mrs. Adam Arseneaux Of Well
born was visitor to the city yester'
day.
For boys Buster Brown.blouse aud
mannish suits see Mrs. Mary Law
renee. III
r. +. Parks. Roy Buchanan and
Emmett Cole returned from Brenham
yesterday.
Miss Alice Thornhill Of Bay City
Is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. r. H.
Harrison.
Wanted - Gasoline stove cheap.
Call at Dunn & Days, inquire for
Downing. 40
Minister'S Felix and Monta Currie
OF Houston are guests OF Mrs. l.. H.
pdSker.
For Sale>-Two good young cows.
fresh in milk. Apply to DIR. II. II.
Harrison. 1874
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12
cATARRH A GERM DISEASE
Breathe Air Medieated by Hyomei and
Kill the Germs.

Now that physicians and scientists
universally agree that catarrh Is a
germ disease. the reason for the fall
ure Of the old-fashioned stomsch-I
dosing In this trouble IL readily seen|
Prior to the discovery OF Hyomei
a treatment which cures cstarrh by
filling the air you breathe with
germ-killing aud healing medication
statistics show that at least ninety.
seven out Of every hundred per sons
Ia this state were suffering from ca
tarrh Of some form.
The treatment with Hyomei il
very simple and pleasant: a small
inhaler comes with every outfit and
three or four times n day Hyomei ID
breathed through this, making the
air at that time like that found on
the mountains where the pine forests
give of their fragrant and healing
balssms.
The complete outfit costs but one
dollar. while extra bottles can be
had for so cents. +. J. Jenkins has
seen such remarkable results from
the use OF Hyomei that he sells u
under an absolute guarantee that II
costs nothing unless IL cures.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12

METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school 9:l5 y. m. Preach.
Ing mt n am. by the pastor. and Mt
8 o. m. by Rev. Nathan roweil OF
College. Junior Missionary society
$3.50 D. m. lat parsonage). Epworth
League 7:i5 p. m. All cordial invi-
tation 10 all. I. r. Belts, Pastor. .
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 n. IN. Preach
ing Mt II. subiect-"The Church Of
God In Christi" also at 8 p. m. Sub
Iect--"In Christ" I pray you all,
brethren. In the name OF our Lord,
that you come TO the morning ser
vice prepared to give rs the Lord
has prospered you TO the Home Mis-
sion work, that you all may have
fellowship In sending the gospel Of
Christ TO the people OF our own
state. j. L.. Crane, PASTOR
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school 9:45 n. m. Preach
ing nj II q. m. and 8 p. m. by the
pastor. Westminster League 7:l5 p.
m. All these services at the court
house as usual, The public IL cor
daily invited 10 attend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12

Yesterdays state papers announced
the election Of Cashier a. w. Will
kerson OF the City National Bank Of
Bryan as treasurer OF the Texas
ban esr' association nc San Antonio.
This IL a high honor worthily be-
slowed. and one which Mr. WilkeT-
sons many friends greatly appreei-
ate. The next meeting Of the asso-
citation, year hence, will be held
In Corpus Christi.
There will be two games Of base
ball played on the athletic field at
College Station between the A. and
M. team and T. G.. U. The games
no doubt. will be the hardest fought
battles Of the season as IL will de-
eide which one Is the Champion Of
southwest Texas. The games will
be called at 4:30, Monday and Tues
day evening.
r.. T. Boyle has purchased from J.
II. Suber two acres OF land on the
northeast corner Of the Downward
brick house tract Of land, In the
southern suburb OF the city on the
College road. aud will build new
home thereon. The property is well
located aud desirable.
For Sale--well improved ranch of
three thousand acres, i25 acres in
cultivation. Also for lease for term
Of four years, 20O0-acre ranch In three
pastures. Both places on wheelock
Prairie. For particulars address
dl36w3l Jno. u. Cavitt,
, Wheelock, Texas.
NJ. II. James, +. J. Jenkins and
]. A. Mcqueen, mambers Of the
board OF pharmaceutical examiners
of the Twentieth judicial district.
held q meeting here yesterday.
There were two applicants before
the board, II. A. Mccoy Of Macy
and JEFF Avery of Franklin.
Mr.. b. F. Leman OF this city was
elected life member OF the state
firemen's association at Mineral
Wells because OF his fifty yeers ac-
tive service as fireman. Mr.. Lee
mans length Of service Is unparal-
leled in the state.
The Waco business mems excur-
sion, nifty strong. will visit Bryan
Wednesday, May 10, arriving south
bound over the II. & T. &, at $50 p.
m. and leaving one hour later, at
$50 p. m.
Judge V. Il. Hudson visited Austin
this week and argued motions before
the court OF criminal appeals in be-
half Of the state In the McCorquo-
dale and Fezini cases.
b. b. Rollo aud Mrs. r. NJ. Nall
returned from Montgomery yester-
day. reporting their sister, Mrs.
Mickler, who was dangerously Ill,
somewhat improved.
q. w. Maxwell, Jim Thomas and
G.. r. Davis were here from North
Grimes yesterday. Mr.. Maxwell
states that he will shortly move TO
San Angelo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12
Stein-BIoch Clothes

The only reason why cotton is substituted for
wool in mercerized fabrics is to cheaper the
goods A house is no stronger than its founda-
ton. So with clothes. Cheap fabrics mean
cheap clothes; and no matter how shrewdly they
are tailored, they will be untrustworthy. Stein
Bloch employ no mercerized or cotton adulter-
ated fabrics. Their goods are pure caustic-tested
wool, and the clothes made from them wear and
keep their shape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12

r. f. Cotton and family, J. l..
Ruckie aud wife, Mrs. Ruble Scott.
Misses Mize ond Cotton and Ike
Mize were here from Grimes county
yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12

The Stein ni0ch Wool Test cocaists ola
boiling solution OF water and Caustic potash,
the chemical action % which dlssolyea wool
but not cotton. The two samples herr
shown wcru originally 81 the same length.
the test proved one o. BE- al wool. consum-
ING the part immersed and leaving only the
hlarkencd oirc. Tha other proved 20 D. an
aduliofation containing large per couto %
maruerized cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-12

Argue they will, one fact remains Cotton
adulterated cloth will neither keep its shape nor
wear under any conditions. Pure WOODEN cloth
will Our Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes are made
of pure woolens, tested by the wool test which
is the beginning OF all
, 1906-12-14
GOWN now
WEEDS OF WIDOW
MOTHER OF MAUD ADAMS TELLS
OF HER INTENTION TO HAVE
MARRIED ARTHUR BROWN.
Makes Statement That They Were to
Have Beer Married and Gone to
Boston to Visit Her Daughter
Recent Events Give Her Right to
Make This Announcement.

New York, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Annie
Adams, mother of Maud Adams, the
actress, was soon to have become the
bride of ex-senator Arthur Brown of
Utah. Instead of bridal roses she is
gowned today in mourner's attire.
Brown was shot by Mrs. Annie NJ.
Bradley and died of his wounds. Be
fore she left this city for Washington
last evening, where her fiance's body
lay, Mrs. Adams dictated the follow
ing statement:
Statement From Woman.
Senator Brown and l were to have
been married. When the news of the
tragedy came I was expecting him to
join me in New York. We had
planned to go to Boston to see my
daughter. The situation that had
been revealed has been of such a ma
ture that I feel | have now the right
to make known to the world that
which he has s~teadfastly refused to
do. ANNIE c. KISKADDEN."
, 1906-12-14
WILL HAVE CHURCH

AT ELK MOUNTAIN.
Rev. Oscar Woods returned this
morning from Elk mountain. where he
had been to hold religious services.
He preached Monday night at Hanna
and on Tuesday night at Elk noun
tain, where there is a strong proba-
bility of a church organization in the
very near future. The members of
the congregation were given an empty
building at Carbon and they are now
at work raising funds to have the
building torn down and rebuilt at Elk
mountain for church purposes. Mr..
Woods says there is lively interest
and a large audience was present Tues
day night. Good results are also ex-
pected at Hanna. The Laramie pastor
will visit those places once a month in
the future and perhaps oftener after
the work gets thoroughly organized.
He was told today, also, that building
operations up the river are proceeding
nicely.
, 1906-12-14

chemistry. Those who are interested
in knowing why and how plants grow,
their needs, kinds and classification
in a word, the elements of botany.
Managing a Ranch.
Those interested in expert opinion on
the best methods Of ranch manage
ment. All these and others whose in
terests may not be directly practical
but who are interested in a general
way in agriculture or stock-raising.
All who want to get all that We can
give them, we say to you-come! All
that can devote three months 10 edu,
cation along these lines, we want you
to come; and go back after the course
with new ideas, plans and new enthu,
siasm in your work.
Short Course of a Week.
The regular short course of one
week will be given during the winter
term. This i'll include stock judging
block demonstration and public lee
turers on range and agricultural sub,
jects. The many new varieties OF
range sheep just procured by the sta
ton from the different western states
for breeding purposes will be an at,
traction which the sheepmen cannot af'
ford to miss.
, 1906-12-14
SIX PAGES ToDAY,s ISSUE
OF THE REPUBLICAN,.

The Republican appears with six
pages again today, two more than COM
mon, by reason of a heavy rush of bust
ness. The merchants are telling some
very pretty stories about the Christ
mas shopping now in full swing and
The Republican is telling everything
else that happens in the usual way.
No crowding out of news matter for
advertisements, although the latter
make mighty interesting reading them
selves. and the shrewd buyer will per-
use every line of the paper. Many sug.
gestons are offered which will greatly
assist you in making YOUR Christmas
selections.
, 1906-12-14

Baltimore, Md, Dec. 14.-In an au.
thorized interview printed here today,
Cardinal Gibbons says: 1.-The Amer
lean public does not understand the
situation in France. If | believed that
my countrymen would knowingly see
a great organization ~unjustly deprived
of its property, tens of thousands of
honest men and noble women robbed
of their just income, hundreds of thou
sands of people brutally wounded in
what they hold dearest and most sac
red, all in the name of liberty; would
knowingly see tens of thousands of
priests and nuns turned out of their
homes for no crime but that of loving
God; say, if my countrymen can see
and recognize all this injustice and re.
, 1906-12-14
VIII Send Special Message.

Washington, D. c.. Dec. IA spe-
cial message on the Japanese question
and the California school problem, sup
Elementary to the treatment of these
same subjects by President Roosevelt
in his regular message last week, will
be sent to congress from the White
house next Tuesday.
viii Be Vigorous in Tone.
1t is stated authoritatively that this
special message will be more vigorous
in tone than the former communica-
ton. and will be a declaration for fed
eral supremacy.