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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11

o Dear, wont you surprise me with your
photo Chris,mas' That's ali | want.
CATERS Studio. 3i5
Marriage license have been issued TO
Hardy Donnellson and Miss Eugenia Col
lier.
Capt. w. II. Wiley left Yesterday for
Sabinal, Uyalde county. on prospecting
trip.
Cash. Cash. No exceptions at the Bryan
Steam Laundry after Dec. IS. Buy a
coupon book. 32l
All work at the Bryan Steam Laundry
strictly cash after Dec. IS. Buy a coupon
book and save ten per cent. 37i
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Adams and X. r.
Adams OF San Antonio returned Yesterday
from a wish at Mart
Lost-An old gold brooch Of odd de-
sign, set with pearls. For reward return TO
Mrs. w. A. Banks. J
Mrs. Guy G.. Moore Of DeKalb. form
erly Miss Elma Harbers. Of this city. Is
the guest OF Bryan friends.
Mrs. ". ?. Lane and Mrs. F. l.. Jor-
dan, guests Of Mis-. w. Doremus, re-
turned to Fl. Worth yesterday.
Mrs. b. NJ. Kersey has arrived from
Falls county to attend her sister, Mrs. l..
=. Gentry, who is reported H.
Miss Mary Brogdon, a pupil Of the Ian
caster Academic and Collegiate Institute,
arrived sunday TO spend the HOLIDAYS.
With our I'VE assistants we can get your
Christmas photos out ON time.
Cauers Studio. 3lS
Rev. =. l.. Sheitles returned from Mar
lin and Calvert yesterday. and thinks Il
probable that he will locate in Calvert.
Strayed-Two ,hoa,s-black and white
spotted. Owner can get same by calling
Tor and paying charges. {. H. Weaver.
New arrivals in long black glace kid
gloyes, $500 per pair, Al Wilson *
Edges.
\
ton sunday after attending the u. ID. {.
convention as the guest 81 Mn. Ino. VI.
Lawrence.
MIS-. Mary Lawrence will spend Thurs
dsy in Houston and will give careful atien-
ton TO an orders, and same will be highly
appreciated.
Send your clothes 10 the Bryan Pressing
GLIB. rear OF Hunter & Chatham s. and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed.
Phone 300. #
o Mamma, wont you telephone 3SSanta
Claus to bring me a good picture Of YOU
and papa Christmas. lie is at Garter
studio. 3l5I
The congregation ofthe Christian church
made an offering for state missions sunday
which was highly gratifying TO the pastor,
Rev. Challemer.
The ladies Of the Methods, church will
hold Christmas Bazaar at the city hall
Tuesday, Dec. rs. The patronage OF the
public is solicited.
G.. ID. Lowry, steam shovel foreman on
the NJ. X. & r., arrived Sunday on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Whitehursi
and other relatives.
For hne fresh bread and cakes Of al
kinds call al the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention to special orders. Phone 50.
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Miss Matte Tabor left Sunday for
Houston. She and Miss Aubra Tabor 70 |
hat city will a, once Join an Austin party
or a tour in Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11

no exceptions. We will provide all pa
'Tens who desire them with our coupon
books At ten per cent discount for the cash,
and they will find il no, only a saving but
more convenient than 10 wait for the pre-
seniaiion Of bills. All patrons will please
remember the date and that there will be
no variation from this rule.
Hearn & Dansby,
III Props. BRYAN Steam Laundry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11
CASH AFTER DEC. IS.

Owing TO the time lost from our business
in collecting bills, which, when devoted 10
our regular laundry work will enable Us to
give our patrons much better service with
no increase in our charges, NOTICES hereby
given the public that on and after Dec. IS
all work at the Bryan Steam Laundry will
be strictly cash on delivery with positively
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11
COAL.

We have a car Of deep mine McAlisier
coal on track Phone SO. Wilson Grain
s. Coal Co. J
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11
coal

We have a car OF deep mine McAlister
coal on track Phone $40. Wilson Grain
& Coal Co. :
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11
COAL

We have a car Of deep mine MoAlis,er
coal on track. Phone $40. Wilson Grain
& Coal Co. !
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

/. 81 G. N. SCHEDULE
No. 100 North bound. ..... 1910 a. m.
No. lOl South bound. ..... .4'44 p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-11

J. N. South went to Marlin yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
IN HIGHEST COURT.
Summary of Proceedings Yester,
day in Supreme Court.

In the Supreme Court of Appeals
yesterday, an order was issued, directing
that unless Ewell Rose. appellant in the
case of Rose VS.. Commonwealth, shall be
III the custody OF oricers of the law by
effect, shall be before the court, the
writ of error and supersedeas hereto
fore granted shall be null and void. Rose
was heavily fined and sentenced to jail
for the alleged sale of whiskey In War
rem county Flo disappeared from the
courtroom on the day Of his conviction
and has not since been apprehended. His
counsel, on his behalf. appealed to tho
Supreme Court and secured n writ OF
error. Which the attorney general recent
~ moved to have dismissed on tho re-
nrarkable ground that the appellant is
a fugitive from Justice In his own case.
The proceedings of the Supreme Court of
appeals yesterday were as follows:
French, by &c. VS.. Vradenbury's Exc
cutors ct al, argued by w. w. Old for
the appellant and G. B. Garnet and j.
Boyd Sears for the appellees, and sub
nitted.
partly argued by Fl. w Goodwin, for
plaintiff in error, and continued
Next ten cases to be called:
Town OF Phoebus vs.. Manhattan Social
cub. Underwater Quarry Co VS.. Scott
Marback VS.. Holmes, Mike Va. Rich
nord fraction Company, Norfolk Ports
mouth and Newport News Co. VS. CITY OF
Norfolk, Norfolk and Western RAILWAY
Company vs.. ScrugRs, Walkers Adnrnis-
traitors vs. Potomac, Fredericksburg and
Princes Administrator, and Wassermnn
vs., Metzger and others, Preston w. John
son. W ' N"''i7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
Paper Served On Burton.

,rbe above papers were handed by
Clerk Saville to Deputy Sheriff ). =.
Shields, who started out at once TO serve
them. This officer very readily FOUND
Messrs Talley. White and Smith, VINO
were in the City Hall at the time. He
next found a. Chadwick Burton, VINO
was also in n city building at the corner
OF Sixteenth and Marshall Streets--that
is to say, on the third floor of the city
iail. A Times-Dispatch man happened to
he in the neighborhood at the time, and
gained admittance to this resort along
with the deputy sheriff.
Burton heard the papers read and then
took them and scanned them himself.
AS he handed the documents back to the
officer the Walls of his wrath opened up
In great shape AS he talked somewhat
excitedly his remarks were literally pune
tured with big cuss words not fit to
print.
"'ralk about my selling her property"
said he, .and spending her money. why,
sir, she never owned as much as a brick
in her life and nobody ever heard OF her
having any money. She and her lawyers
viii have lively time getting any OF my
money Yes, have money-n good deal
more of it than she thinks ! have y. I.
and am going to keep 1t from her. too
Changing the subject, Burton spoke of
his iail life his language still punctuated
with onths. He said 1t was very lone
some there. and. he was much cramped,
not being allowed to leave the third floor
nj any tine, and oeing confined to his
cell at night
The prisoner was as neatly dressed and
as nicely shaved as IL he had lust made
ready to go out calling. he was literally
supplied with New York. Philadelphia
and Richmond papers, and several maya
zines were seen on the floor OF his cell
y Mrs. Burton will remain in the city
several days longer to look after the suit
she has Instituted. She still stops at
Murohy's. 'it8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
THE LITTLE WIDOW.
A Mighty Good Sort OF NeIqhbor to Hav

"A little widow, neighbor of ,nine.
persuaded mo to try Grape Nuts when
my stomach was so weak that 1t would
not retain food of any other kind,
writes a grateful woman, from San Ber-
nardino county, Cal.
II had been i'll ana confined TO nv
bed with fever and nervous prostration
for three long months after the birth Of
my second boy, We were in despair
until the little widows advice brought
relief
Il liked Grape Nuts food from the be-
ginning, and In an incredibly short time
1t gave me such strength that / was able
10 leave my bed and enjoy my three
good meals day. In two months nv
weight Increased from 05 to l13 pounds,
my nerves had steadled down. and felt
I'ready for anything. My neighbors were
amazed to see me gain so rapidly and
stll more so when they heard that
Grape Nuts alone had brought the
change.
My four-year-old hoy had eczema
very bad, last spring and lost his anne
lite entirely, which made him cross and
peeyish, ] put him on a diet of Crane
| Nuts which he relished at once. uc
Improved from the beginning, the eczema
disappeared and now he is fat and rosy
with a delightfully."- soft. clear skin. nh,
1 Grape Nuts diet did ii. | viii wnlngl,
answer all Inquiries Name given b,
Postum Co., Battle Creek Mich,
There's reason. Read the little book
The Road to Wellvllle" In pkgs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
MRS. BURTON
GETS AN |NIuNCIlQN
I(Continnod from First Page)


Vision for her maintainance and support,
and since that time has declined to make
any provision for her support, except
several payments of $50 each, made under
an order for alimony entered by Phil
adelphia court in suit brought by her
for divorces; that the said suit for divorce
was begun in 1901 but the decree for
alimony was not available because Bur
ton could not be found, and the papers
could not be served on him; that she is
without means OF support, except what
little she can earn by her own work; that
while she had some money and property
az her own when she married Burton, at
his solicitation the property was disposed
OF and the proceeds spent by him before
ne deserted her,
The petitioner is advised, says the
paper. that under the law Burton
should provide support for her pending
the divorce suit in Philadelphia and
that under the order of that court. he is
now duo her ut least $40 per month for
each and every month from November.
j, 1901, Ito JanuGiy Il 1901, which amounts
to $1,000, now justy due for past sup
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
Operated On Mrs. Purnell.

Mrs. Thomas II. Purnell, wife of Judge
Purnel of the Eastern District Federal
Court, of North Carolina, has Undergone
Il second operation at st. Lukes Hos
pltal, where she has been for two months
or Longer under treatment. part of the
llme IN q Very critical condition, She
mad wellnish recovered n week ago. and
Judeg Purnell came to Richmond in
tending to take her home. but there
We're developments that made a second
operation absolutely necessary, and it
VIII be month or more before she can
possibly leave,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
MANY MERCHANTS
ADDED TO LIST
Police Turn in Long List Of
Those Charged With Ordi-
!. nance Violation.
COUNCIL WILL GIVE RELIEF
Mr.. Pollock States That City At
toney is Now Drawing Ordi-
nance for Passage.

City Attorney II. r. Pollard Will at the
pare an ordinance to be presented to the
Common Council on tho night of Feb
ruary 9Th, the provisions OF which will
give relief to the hundreds OF merchants
who are now charged with violating the
city's laws by obstructing the sidewalks
with show-cases. signs, etc.
Two score or more merchants were in
Police Court yesterday morning to answer
surnmonses served upon them by officera
working under orders from headquarters,
These summonses said that the mer.
chants had violated the ordinance of tho
city Many had transgressed by having
their large stationary showcases an inch
or perhaps an inch and half over the
three feet allowed them.
Upon motion of Mr.. Gilbert X. Pol.
lock, attorney for the Retail Merchants
Association. which has taken the matter
UP. and which will strenuously protest
against any hardship being imposed upon
the business men by reason OF the infrac-
ton OF tho technicalities of the clty's
laws. the cases were all continued until
the 9th of February. the day after the
meeting of the Common Council.
Mr.. Pollock assured Justice Crutchneld
that the lower branch of the city's legis
lature would take cognizance of the In
convenience and worry, not to say hard
ship, imposed upon the merchants. who
had for years been doing business as they
are now conducting their business, and
that remedy would be made.
Technically, i suppose almost every
one Is guilty. Your Honor" said Mr.. Pol
lock, but these men have been enjoying
rio for L.
a member OF the Council who is not pro-
grcssiye enough to see in minute that
a rigid enforcement of this ordinance at
this time would mean great harm to our
most substantial business men. The eases
should have never come to the attention
OF the court. They are cases tina tcould
well be forgotten; there is much more
important work for the police to do than
to walk about with tape lines measuring
the distance that a merchant is display
ing his wares on the sidewalk
Work No Hardship.
Justice Crutchneld said that he did
not wish to impose a hardship and at
the same time knew that tho ordinance
must be enforced. He continued the
cases, n number of them, In n batch. TO
await the action OF the Common Council
on the ordinance that is to be drafted by
the city attorney
Mr.. Nathan Hellstern. propr;etor of 4
store at No. 433 East Broad Street. WIS
reported by Officer Schlief and Mayor
On the ESftb streer side ~ this bo,,se
n hoard had been nailed Tbe hoa,d nro.
tec,ed two .no,,as an tbe s,dswai,, NJ
IIoi,storn saia nat INC a5vertSs.,,an, ~,
~ 'toara 49, ,,atd a. l., ,,o,,nta fron,
~ ,gaa,ra
'..1,ha nrdin.oa CIV. 80, vii, b.y, IN
,,,,i :. Snn1r ;, sa,d ~, po,,.s romr, i,s.
~ - ~, ~ a;s,,,;saad Ia 49,
M Thar, - go ~. NJ ;ss,,ad
tarna,, " ~, thera are ,,,ora Than ,,yo
,,,,,,1.aa - ,,,.rnbanIs ,,,,nn,nnod ,nd NOM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
Water Committee.

The Water Committee held "A abort meeting
last night and spent nearly all OF tho time
aggdittng and ordering the payment Of the ilsual
bills Incurred by the water department.
llhe application % the. Richmond Foundry
and Machine Company for the extension OF 4
water main to their establishment. on the
Hermitage Road beyond the city limits, WAS
referred 10 Superintepdept Boiling for inyesti-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
port, to say nothing of $50 per month 70,
future support.
What Money Burton Had.

Tho paper goes on TO say that the COM
Dlainant learns that Burton was recently
arrested In this city on a charge OF oh
taining money under false pfetenses, and
that when arrested there was found on
his person 5000 in money, New York ex-
change from IL Baltimore bank for $3.50,
and from tho Planters National Bank, of
this city, for 5000. making $3.50 In all. und
this is now held by G. II. Talley or II. d.
White, of the Police Court, and j. G.
Smith, city sergeant. She further says
that papers were also found on Burton.
which show that he has other money out
side of Virginia, and she wants the court
to require him to tell where 1t Is. so that
she may get chance at 1t also She
learns that he Is about to assign or trans
fer all OF this money, and she prays for
an injunction to prevent him from so
doing.
Mrs. Burton Furthermore prays the
court to ascertain what IL reasonable and
proper for her to have for past and future
support, as well as costs for this suit, and
for attorneys fees, and that attachment
issue against Taley, White. Smith and
Creekmore for Burton's money in their
hands. and that they be a,ijoined from
otherwise disposing OF same, and IL tho
court deems necessary, II receiver be APP
pointed to take 1t in hand, subject to
order of court
Temporary Injunction.
Judge Grinnan carefully read the pa
pcrs and directed Clerk saville to issue
the following orders:
The Commonwealth OF Virginia.
TO the Sheriff of the City OF Richmond.
Greeting:
We command you that you summon A.
Chadwick Burton. Charles II, Talley.
crier and sergeant of Police Court OF
the city of Richmond. f. B. White, clerk
of the Police Court OF the city of Rich
mond. and w. T. Creekmore. to appear
Mt the clerks Office of the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond, at rules held
for the said court on the first Monday
in February. 1905. to answer in our said
court by Hattie N. Burton.
(Signed) CHAs. o. SAylLLE.
Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
JOINT DISCUSSION
Major Edmonson and Mr.. Kerns
N, Address Theft Constituents.
(SpecIal to Thc Times- Dlspatch.)

" l. Especial TO Tic Times-DIspatnf1
Il SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Ian. "a large ana
enthusiastic crowd OF voters fronE all parts
Emondson, OF this place. and n, 9, ksT1's, o.
Suthcrlin, at the Opera House to.night. WHO VII,
dncy for tho State Senate 10 III the vacancy Ia
caused by the recent death OF member nlece
r. r. Noblin. 81, as5, III
III. j. Watkins presided. and Introduced Major
Edmondson, and was followed IN his ADDRESS
by III. j. Ingram, who Introduced MI. kerns' :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26

An injunction is granted herein enjoin-
ing and restraining the defendants, A.
Chadwick Burton, Charles II. Talley, V.
b. White, j. C. Smith and w. L. Creek
more, their agents or attorneys, from
selling. transferring. assigning or other
wise disposing of any of the property of
said A. Chadwick Burton. OF every des-
cription in their possession or under their
control wheresoever situated until the
further order OF this court. And the pain
tiff being married woman no bond Is
required to be given under this order.
BY order of Hon. Daniel Grinnan. Judge
of Chancery Court OF the city of Rich
mond.
Teste: CHAS. G. SAYlLLE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26

The sheriff will attach all money. bank
exchange. or other property IN the pos
session of the defendants named In tins
writ. or either of them belonging to ~.
Chadwick Burton. and particularly about
5000 In the hands OF j. C. Smith. sergeant
Of the city of Richmond. and New York
exchange aggregating $50 or more in the
possession of Charles II. Talley, crier
and sergeant. or F. B. White. clerk OF
the Police Court of the city OF Richmond.
or in possession OF said j. c. Smith. city
sergeant.
Nv direction of plaintiffs attorney.
Testc. CHAs. o. SAvILLE,
Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
People in Stanton.

(Special 20 The Tlmes-D DISPATCHED
sSTAUNTON MY VA. January 25.-Nlr.
Harry st. George Tucker, president OF
fla jamestown Exposition, is In the city,
Nh. Isaac Wits has returned from
Washington, and Is somewhat improved.
He is suffering from paralysis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
Mr.. southall Improves.

,rhe condition of Congressman Robert e.
st,,,thall of Amelia, who Is sick at the West
moreinnd Club. was somewhat improved Last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26

. SUPERINTENDENT BOILING, of tho Water
Department. and Chairman Grimes of the
Water Committee, presented the wants
of the water department, the superln-
tendent submitting complete inventory
of all the material on hand and other
property of the department.
The committee than adjourned to meet
Monday night at o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-05
a GOOD INCREASE.
Shown in Receipts Of Local Post or.
fee for Month Of November.

The local postal receipts for the
month of November, 1906, was $2O22S4
over sl766.55 for the same month Of
1905. an increase of $25629 over the
month of November 1905.
The expenses for November. 1906
amounted to Sl,5lS.62, while the ex.
pcnses for the same month of 1905
amounted to sl399.75. The amount
net profits from the office during the
month just passed amounted to $i7i.-
%, over a net profit of S36G.SO for the
same month of 1905
December will be the big month at
the pos,orhcc and preparations are
being made to take care Of the hol
iday rush. The receipts during this
month are expected to exceed those Of
any month heretofore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-05
JoHNsoNs PRELIMINARY HELD
Defendant Bound over on Charge Of
laughter-Bond 5000.

!. r. ,EoseJ Johnson, the cattle
man Of Dwahcrty. VINO killed one Sol.
omon oates, a joint keeper, at Dough
crty, ON the evening Of Thanksgiving
day. was given preliminary hearing
last night before United States Com
missioner Robnctt and bound over
TO court i'm the sum Of $4,000 ON the
charge of manslaughtcr
The affair happened at Johnson's
house shortly after dark
From the facts as CLEANED at the
hearing last night it seems as If the
deceased oates had been going to
Johnson's home while Johnson was
away and paying attention to Mrs.
Johnson. That during the visits to the
johnson home Oates always went
supplied with Tip TOP or some other
Non-lntox,' and the deceased and
Mrs Johnson drank the same.
While on these visits, as testimony
was developed on the stand, Oates
cndcavoTcd 80 poison the mind Of
Mrs Johnson, stating that Johnson
was paying court to young woman.
Also that Johnson had sent the young
woman mentioned to St. Louis.
On the night in question johnson
returned home, found Coates I'm com
pany with his wife, and the difficulty
cnsucd Oates shot at Johnson twice
with a revolver. and Johnson return
ed the fire with a Winchester with
deadly result.
Johnson's wife and Oates wife. as
well as a number of friends were at
the hearing.
The preliminary was held last night
on account of the absence of Com
missioner Robnett from the city yes.
terday
The defendant will in all probability
make bond without any trouble as
he has number Of influential
friends in this section of the country
and in this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-05
LIKES THIS SECTION.
Hardy Dial, Farmers Union organ
izer, Speaks Well Of Ardmore.


Hardy Dial of Nacogdoches, Texas,
district organizer for East Texas, CT
the Farmers Union, and special agent
Of the Farmers and Bankers Ware
house Building association Of Hous-
ton, Texas, was a visitor I'm this city
Tuesday Mr. Dial has travelled exten-
sively all over the new state in the
interest of the union and the ware.
house project. The association has a
branch warehouse at Shawnee, Okla. /;
Shreveport, La. Dallas, Texas; and
TeXarkana, Ark
Mr. Dial speaks encouragingly OF
the prospects of the union throughout
the Indian Territory, and stated that
the organization was in most pros.
pcrods condition in this section. He
said:
Il note with pleasure that the
union throughout the southern sec
tion IS strong believer in Ardmore
and the city will be the gamer by
having such an organization as ours
backing it up. fell 50 much in love
with this country, that have bought
a farm in Greer county and will
move there next year.
The feling of the farmers for Ard
more is warm and Ardmore has been
good to the organization and the till.
ers of the soil propose to act in a
like manner toward the city"