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The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9TH AND 2 SIS
PAiD-UP CAPITAL. s.. .9se.oco
.'sLRPLus. $50 600 .EARNEul. =

- II II aBy amount maas uu approved ssas
estate q eJlaLgTZ4 a. Tsaa,uabLE ralrs
- interest Iald upon ~ issitl - Lsylthiy bsL
sncts subgLct 20 cueck-
ms COMPANY acts as executor. acminJstra-
49, tor Trustee. agent. treaglruT registrar Zud
- ~ all other u0uciaTy CAPACITIES.
- Boxes Tor rent lr burglar sud nreproof
vaults for safe deposit and stage Of rslirabls
- IacEages
- geal Estate Department is prepared 10 assume
- the management of yolIr real estate Cxrefui
ATTENTION gEreT 10 al ails-
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
EAl ISSUE
UAU OF STOCK
OPEN FOR SUBS sCRIPTIO
AND FIRST YMENT
SHARES. $50 PER MONTH

SHARES. $50 PER MONTH
Subscriptions foz tie I'D issue of stock and
trst payment thereon wiz b. received daily from
a. NJ. - 4@e Z. 10. at the ofsce of tire Asso-
ciation. FoiT per cent interest per snuum Is
allowed Ca shares. Upon maturity OF STOCK fgil
earnings are paid.
Tie EQUITABLE has strictly carried oct. 81
the past tventy-aeven years. since rs orszniza-
ton, with conservative business methods. its ob-
lecf and Plan as a purely cooperative satiug and
ioauing association. II has steadily increased Ia
the UUnber Of shareholders and in tho volume Of
b7'sincs5 and assets. and has secured tie lsrges,
degree n practical help and success q both
those who save or stock and 70 those Eho bor-
foEed 70 pay for property.
Further Information viii BE- chesrfully fur-
uished upon Application az the orice.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. Io5 z ST. y. ".
John Joy Edt1u President
Ellis Spear. FiCc President
Geo ". Casilear. ID ice President
Frank =. Reside, SecretzTy
John jos Edson. T.. Asst SeTetaly.
DIRECTORS:
F.edk 3. Pyle, Ino. A. Hamilton.
Geo. ". Fisher, A. n. L0th7ou
JOB Barnard, Geo. n. Hauiss.
Z. B. IuTTin. / Y. Coyile.
Jno. 3. LaEneT
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FINANCIAL.

Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds Of PhiiipPias
GOVeYnmeHk
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CURB MARKET.

Furnished by f. r. Chapman & Co. Members
Neg Yo-k Stock Exchange. I3ll F strset northwest;
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

Total sales. S.7iioao. against Nsl7. 900 yes:erir
S2.6ll.eo 3 week ago, and s5.2f.oe0 rear ago.
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New OrIenns-
Spot Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates 4 90
1ernbers Chicago Beard Of Trade, Aiunsey Buisiinv
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sales n noon yesterday. 2i8..N share.
Total sales Tor the day. 50i.sl0 shares.
AtchiSon c1 div. - peT cert
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Sooner or later there viii be announce
ments OF Importance TO holders Of the Hill
stock and more advantage may be taken
or The general expectancy on this score BY
speculative interests which VIII keep the
rumor mill grinding 70 SUIT their pur-
poses.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09

Or the latter point, however. It may
be wen suunised that the compilation OF
the elaborate data furnished by this com
pany and its arrangement In proper form
has consumed al the time since the end
OF the fiscal year. and il is worth re-
ulenbaring that last year the report was
not published until December 9, 50 THAI
unless the management can do better this
year, Wall street may have 10 wait an
other month before It can satisfy itself
on various important details OF Union
Eacific's results FOR the twelve months
ended June 60 last
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

yaccee,,-,- tI,o4 al an
al in an 5iro,.t... H'''DO O' P''".
roots down owl - - '' ~ N''P '"'
pror,uo a., -. .... ''O'''
deep plowing Cs,lbsoilirg If r.,,ss,-,L
and freouent cultivation 5,rfr. a..
summer. 81 that hv fall tb, gr,rrt ,.,,
be we'll pulverizcd Fl, , c,r.ia.-.,,.
depth. 7 prefer to prart I'm m. cam =.
lis the best time. If ground 10 r.,.,
The most important rrohr,m ,s .t,
selection Of the trees
Go in person fl, raI.,br. r,.r...,.
man and insist on fb, host ,s,rii,,,
trces he has
Don't hargle over ffs rrfc. Az,
/ tree at so cents is .rsgr.r r.r a.,
No. 2 tree as q gift
Keep the root, moist until ready to
plant. and AS soon as possible after rr.
eeiving from The nursery. If they e1u't
oe planted Immediately, heel them Boo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
A HARD STRUGGLE,
Many a Salem Citizen Finds the strug
gle Hard

With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence rs bat a struggle.
No need 20 keep IL up.
Doans Kidney Pills viii cure you.
Salem people eIsiorse this elaim'
=. W. Brown of 374 summer street.
Salem, Ore, says; "ThTee years Of
minwright's work IN a ulphurie fac
tory where 10 was necessary 20 perform
repairs in poisonous gasses and wasoften
compelled 20 work in a eramped up po-
ition and sometimes vet 20 the skin
il not the cause Of my kidney trouble
at least helped 20 deTauge those or
gans. / suffered from a ameness and
soreness across the small OF my bach,
aud about two mOEth ago when suffer
ing in this way my attention was called
20 Doan's Kidney Pills and / went 10
Dr. stones drug store and procured a
supply. After taking this remedy the
baekache left me and the soreness
across the loins entirely DISAPPEARED, as
also dad other marked symptoms Of Kid.
ney trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills are
worthy Of the con6deuee Of anyone an
noyed with baekaehe or kidney
complaint. "
For sale BY an dealers. Price 50
eenta Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
NeW York, sole agents FOR the United
States.
Remember the Hame-DOan 's--and
take 20 other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
what Timo Proves

This thing Of being sick and looking
for % cure be % mighty serious business.
People are not given 60 joking even
at tho drst symptom Of the approach
of Che Grim Destroyer, They do not
want Go be- the subjects Of experiment.
but won't medicine that has had the
test of years behind &c. A medicine
that has been made and used FOR 20
wears gives assurance Of iis worth.
and sau De taken with a faith that
tboy have tho very best cure the world
affords AlI this can be said about
Dr. Gum Improved Liver Pills az a
remedy for sick headache. dyspepsia
and indigestion 10 begins right az the
source Of che trouble and removes the
cause. Sold by an druggists for s5c
per box one PIN Cor a dose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
STORY OF THE DELLA.
A. Told by tho Northshoro Reporters
% Their Papers.

A. Told by tho Northshoro Reporters
% Their Papers.
10, uhiuonk Observer just ai hand,
nysl
"Lsht Friday a. the Reliable. South
BorJ bound wus OF Elk spit. u"ar hay
Center, sha met tho gasolins schooner
p,lla wandering around tho bay hks a
bliul whala The reliable sioam"i
slasr ALONGSIDE anil was iHformol by
che Della thut sho was bound Tor AZ
tofla. but found tha Columbia rly,T bar
600 rough 20 sFoas aud She was tb"n
hunting fus a patch OF smooth water
3, she could trim cargo aud clear tha
lola ~ -rys0l barrels of suPeFilous hal-
last It safus thut tLe Della took un
"a cargo 0f casn salmon, farm produce
lerr liJ,s and furmtuTe at a suail
.tU- port iu Oregon, aud pat to aea
under fair V,ather hut a falling glass.
A heavy blow from thr southeast kick
"a up a uusts. sra au. when tho Della
got as far ulrth as the Columbia river
ughtslip sl- en- suyorri tu hang uu.irr
the lea of chat ye-sl aui await a calm
Iar Iut b was too rough and stormy
fa- tlat su $40 walowed ahuuf aui
trlrI for Gmy's Harbor As thr storm
increased WiIlapa tarhor looked gnsl
90 Ler anI ,l.o ma,ie for b. lut taHs
urssquaiut"l and taking "a wrong steer
from "a tE.mp buoC, she struck her
uu-s iu the heavy rolleTs on Leadl~tteF
point loosiug her deck load brrk.ns
an. houkug her cabins shifting t'F.
LalI cargo ami breaking down th. .ay-
its. The cr,oT put il down a- "al.
Oft. A" lut stsysl with the ship aud kept
"pattiug her on the back" aua rraI-
ming tt-ir eeks for smooth wat"r.
WLeu she got we'll inside IL was fo1Ed
that she was carrying load that
wac z put in through the hatch az iHo.
port Of departure aui that she had "a
list 20 starboard that put her ml awash
The Reliable requested the Della to|
mai the Pahx river for repa.rs af'i
% follow her in but as the schooner
under her engines and canvas, e'u'al Z
even - fast enough 20 come hehiI'l
the Reliable hacked up and took Der
line AMI tOged her into Bay Center
The Della isn't bigger than a sra
pigeon ana she was loaded down 40
that her ouly free boani was the sides
Of her cabin To the average sea go
ing man il is a won,ier she got in at
an as Apparently an that is ke'P.ag
her ahoat, when in smooth water, s neg
side lights ami her reputation as 7e'
boat"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

Roarburg Review when roulbnl's
couugH founl that che WillBmctt, val
D., and all ibc state g. The sguth b.
s.rci thr Front street fmucbiac grant.
"a To- che Willamette Electric Railway
Co.. che members az oncc proceeded 90
aHl an excuse 20 give ., 10 some other
company. Portland hos simply draiucd
her tributary country foT years ON a
thcgFy that ts tra,i- could 20 nowhsrc
else, an Illusion that viii bo ru,lcly
hapeilcd whcnoyer a u,hroad TO Coos
Hay opens up a quick aud cheap route
20 San Francisco
Eugene Register Tho Orcgoniau
goos % somo length In explaining
again that Il VIII MT support any con.
grcszioaal candidate ln the First dis
trict, and the iuformaiion would BE- rc-
coivcl with acclaim ~ a,ulorcuis of
tho eaulidates were there nst roaa,
ing between the lines which leaves tho
impression that M rooFo Is being op-
pos.si by tho OTegoriuu, Il is made 70
appoar that Toozo or his friends tried
o. bay the support Of tho orogoulan
with a $50 ohosk, Nobody ever o..
cus.l Ejitor Scott Of being a humor-
isi, but this chosk episode has a flavor
of humor
W0o.ihurn iu,sPsu,irutf Portland IL
uo hog. hut a want all town She is
ma satisfied Nith tapping uuele Sam for
nearly a haif million aud the state ~
Oregon for ou0quarisr of million,
aul the public for severed million d"',
lars iu 1905, tut ,as rs uow planning 10
e-t up uathsF =Isstow 90 get tho
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
TALK
ORCHARDS
Van Dorm Tells How TO
y plant Trees and
Raise Fruit

cr..e Times. In preparing
i....f,r ample orchard. I would
-.trt two or three varieties.
I',.. :, ~, have a carload Of one variety.
u -, win be interested, but they
1.o,, want mixed lots
Its,s found he Baldwin a very sat.
..s,,,ary and profitable variety.
A.. t,s.a are eight years old and
- .s., ra 20 date sll per tree, not
,selrdIre my own time.
I'll. svrsrs af bringing an apple or
A. ir,, 1 rng may be materially
sftvra.ag strawberries or wye
..i5., between t.r rows; but bcwan'
- tasit--riss 7r msrborrics In al
.,.,srd Ttey af, nuisance there.
Il ross without saying that an up to
s.,. esha-dst would not grow grass OF
,sip I'm yr1g orchard. Whatever
yoa plant among your trees reserve
s,r.y Of room Tor cultivation AMI
spntiHs
Tho Site Of au apple orchard should
tsvo r1,I sail drainage, auo atmos.
phuic drainage.
Tho tract planted should be as noar.
" suaro as possible, thus lcsscuiug thc
,-. Of cultivation, az it h absolutely
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

driving 10 nsdghboring village - as'
sist in a -,ri.s Of mostiugs iu prcgrc.a
th-rr Revolving in his mind thc noe-is
of a., ocgasiou hc remarked, hah 20
himsclf. D 1 srarcely' kn"w what 20 glvo
ugy n,uiicu-o tonight. m" look on be
face can ho better Imagined than DO
srrilod, whcn a young lady parishouor
who waz asquaiutcl with the titn %
his s,wmous promptly rcspnuioA
Give them He'll 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

this fan, T'ul an thcir money ani cx'
posc th-m 10 tho hol,hup men an,l fcui'
pa,ls that infcsi that town Why don q
sho givo tho State Fair a show and not
Try 20 hog cyvgtldugi Give che oouu'
try a chanro-livc and Do i've, How
does she expect tho country 20 koep
up hcr wholesale houses II the retailers
iu Porhni try 10 do it ahf
Tho following, from Tho West pub,
h-lrl at Florence. rfcrs 90 n Silsrn
pr,arhrri "a prominent minister in
the Whlam.tt, yall,e town has rEu
forciblo ssfmous uat b" used during
rryiyais che tit.'s ~ which arN re-
sportiy~ly "llooven" aud "llen" A
few evenings ogo, Ia company with a
number of hs parishioueFs, be- WIS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

l have bored hole one and a half
teet deep, with a post-hole auger in the
center Of one Of these holes. ami in.
serted ono-foot length Of fir wood
'a7g" enough to fin the hole. before
planting the tree. 1 believe the result
has been beneficial. as wood has rottcd.
aud held moisture and made it easier
thereafter for the taproot to strike
jJwuvarl.
In well cultivated soil set the tree at
same depth at which it stood in nur.
scry 10 viii settle somewhat as the
ground settles
After planting cut off all the trccs 20
inches from the ground.
In late winter just AS the buds begin
TO swell spray with lime. sulphur and
salt
As soon as leaves drop IN fap spray
with Borlvwuy mixture To- ward of an.
thwcuUse-ropoat these sprayiugs cv.
cry year, lu forming tur be careful
20 avoid forks
] am 90 crank or '1v hoaJs. They
arc SO much rsr .o spray anil to
-''ar Fruit from arJ the trunks are
better protected from the hot sun.
which often results boz uu.scald.
Yours sincerely.
U r VAN dorm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

Here are a few de6nitiohs OF d baby
You can take your choice; "Iho Al-
ea edition Of humanity, Of which e'-
erv mother thinks she has the hu's'
eopv.i' "A thing We are expected %
kiss and look as II We enjoyed y. 30 a
Eule stranger with free pass 10 the
hearts ben affection" f" "The morn
ing esller. tbs Dooiay eTawler and ne
mi. might baWleT. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14


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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

ste1mers Pomoua AMI Altona leave
Zoe Portland Monday, Wedues'ay and
Friday, a. 10 a. m. Tuesday, rhuTs-
day and saturday ct o O. IA. Leave
fof Corvallis TUESDAY Thursday and
saturday about O.3O p. m. For Albany
daily except Sunday about ESQ p m
vi. p. Baldwin, Agt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
Cured Consumption.

Mrs IA W. Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
writes, Ny husband lay sick for three
moutha The doctors said ho had
quick consumption. We procured a
bottle Of RallaFds Hofehound Syrup,
and Il cured him. That was slK years
ago, and since then We have always
kept a bottle In tho house We can
not DO without II. For coughs and
colds Il has no equal. 25e, SOC aud ti.
For sale by ID. j. Fry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
carebro splna Msnlnsltla.

This drral JiHraso b. cured by tho
prompt Application of oseorothy Dr.
H No. White. room 81 Bryman bloc'
is salrm popular ostcopaih.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
Smiles

Be something; be somewhere; be
somebody.
The clause Of the primary law that
allows voters TO get registered at the
pools on "blouk A. is dandy.
Some men are 50 afraid anyone will
cvvr gct a cent Of their MONEY that
they never have amy themselves
The Senate is unanimously In favor
Of 100000 for the Columbia. What 3
the MATTER with getting a few dollars
for tbc coas, harborsl
According 20 the Bible God created
men 9ul women equal and In his image
and Likeness. But it seems that dom e
apply to voting.
sss
a German thyater manager has
solved Che problem of the big hat tie
put a1 the wom,u on one side Of thc
housr. Before tho sccorj act every
woman was blrchoadeA
The journal Saturday had moro
paid political advertising from can,h.
dates than arn paper in Oregon Yet
20 is rof TRYING 20 be- all things to all
men hut is supporting its choice Of
candidates fur each office.
WhiwIakc Klamath coumy, Timcsi
llro's to che success Of Hon. Walter
T. rrozr Republican candidate for
congress- Mr. roozc stands Tor ua.
tioHm aiJ iu building state rcads
which fast alone ought 20 elect him.
rho paiirs Chromylci "rhou shalt
u1t pillow with on oy and an ass 20.
gofb.r" rlas admouitiou has o. politi.
cab au industrial uud busiucss as Will
as agricultural Significance. Uct two
oxen or two of tho broyd ~ Baalam =
sivvL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
Distilled Water, Distilled Water
ABSOLUTELY PURE

In manufacturing our Hygolan only DISTILLED
This chemically pure We always have limited supply OF
hand aside from that used foT Ice purposes and viii gladly
furnish quan titles aEus Of salem, We
charges tho However those WHO desire tmus saA
Tor tho same do deliver
che public undoubtedly manufacture AMI sd beef
equally pure distilled water waeh passs~s ao food
auJ eah qualifications superior amy other liquid pro-
of mankind However realize tho absolute
1esessy having pure drinking especially when ~
rhol creating such hyo and upon tho gs
Of physicians have decided 20 give away
whatever Of have hau daily and which
not used Il no manufacture OF beer aul Zee
goes saying that would sell the people OF
s our beer but In an emer gensy kind pleased
ye distilled We only ask thoe Wt" desire 20 Ca"
foe
Salem Brewery Association
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08

The incest thing tor your home 10
wilkie crystal and tile refrigera-
tor. Let me price then. 10 you.
1873 Tyler Haswell, Agent.
The Austin Statesman states that
the temperature fell forty-one de-
grees at that place during the pres
ent cold snap.
We are showing full line Of Per-
sian lawns from i5c to zoe per yard.
1872 Wagner & Brandon.
Louis Mike Jr. has been called
home TO accept position with d.
Mike Jr., during the illness Of his
grandfather, Mr.. ID. Mike Sr.
Mrs. f. Reynolds and daughters,
Misses Lois and Doris, returned to
Franklin yesterday after visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Luduskie Tiebout was re-
ported very III yesterday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Wal
ker.
President Harrington OF the A.
and NJ. College visited the Troupe
experiment station the past few
days.
38-lnch Irish linen, a special value,
25c per yard.
1872 Wagner & Brandon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08
MISS ANNIE SHELBY DEAD.

After two weeks illness, Miss
Annie Shelby died Sunday night
at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Shelby, in the Re-
lance community. She was 20
years old and a member Of Tryon
Baptist church. She leaves her
parents, two brothers and two els
ters, all grown, anG "a host Of sor-
rowing friends. Rev. J. NJ. Bull
lock Of this city conducted the
funeral Yesterday afternoon. The
remains were laid to rest at Tryon
cemetery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08
THE SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER.

The American Book and Bible
House Of Philadelphia has just
issued very interesting book that
graphically and truthfully tells the
story Of the San Francisco earth
quake and fire. The volume Is hand
somely bound and profusely illus
trated; the photo engravings being
true to the subjects presented, while
the reading matter is from the pen
OF eye witnesses Of the great de-
structive forces. The book will be
offered In Bryan at the fixed price
sl.5O per copy. Agent will call.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08
No CURE, NO PAY.
How E. J. Jenkeus Sells Hyomei, the
Guaranteed Cure for Catarrh.

How Z. j. Jenkeus sells nyomei' tue
Guaranteed Cure for caiarrh.
f.. j. Jenkins has an unusual offer
10 make TO our readers, one that will
be Of the greatest value 10 many.
For some years +. j. Jenkens has
been watching the results from the
use Of Hyomel, treatment for ca
tarrh that cures by breathing medi-
Gated air, absolutely without any
stomach dosing. The results have
been so universally successful that
he feels justifie In making public
offer 10 treat the worst cas- of catarrh
In Bryan with the understanding
that II Hyomei does not cure, the
treatment will cost absolutely moth
ing.
The regular Hyomi outfit costs on
ly one dollar, and consists Of a neat
pocket inhaler that cal be carried
In the purse or vest pocket, a medi-
cine dropper, and bottle Of Hyo-
mel. II this IL not enough fora cure
extra BEETLES OF Hyomei can be OBJ
tanned for 81 cents.
Ell. Jenkins positively guarantee
a cure, II Hyomei is used In accor-
dance with directions, or be will re-
fund the money.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08
n. T.c. EXCURSIONS.

Grandbury, sell May 20 and q.
Crockett, sell May 3 and 3.
Dallas, account u. g. IT,, sell May
10 and II, limit IS; rate $3.50.
Mineral Wells. account Firemen 8
Association, sell May 3.
San Antonio, account State Bank
ers' Association, sell May and
morning Of 9, limit If; rate $50.
BRENNAN, account Of Ma'fest' sell
May 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08
ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

There will be called meeting at
$3.50 o'clock sharp tonight. Initia-
ton In list rank. A good attendance
is especially desired.
Geo. A. Adams, G. c.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08
Jay eoulo wins Analn.

London. May T. AT the Queens
club Monday Jay Could OF Lakewood.
y. j.. defeated v Pennel. the amateur
court tennis champion Of Great Brit.
ain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08

We are showing a full line OF dot
ted swisses from i5c TO pc per yard.
1872 Wagner & Brandon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-08
BRIEFLY NOTED.

A Hitter OF wolves was found eight
miles from Weathcrford. Tex
American fishermen are 20 be barred
out Of New oundland waters.
Asa Barnhlrdt came near dying n
Lawton fror effects Of carbolic acid
Sam Miller. three years old, died
near skidmore. Tex. from a snake
bite.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Wakeman Of Toledo. o..
died suddenly AZ the Oriental hotel.
Dallas.
Frank McCulston Of Navarro coun-
~ has sold over 800 worth OF eggs
This spring.
Jerry Scot OF Frost, Navarro county,
Texas. paid $4,000 cash for 300 acres
near Corslcana-
The little son Of NJ. NJ. Bailey OF Par.
Is, Tex, fell with a soap bubble pipe
In his mouth. His palate was torn
loose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-16
CABRERA WILL. LOSE
 OUT IN GUATEMALA
Washington and Mexican Governments VIII Not Interfere Because of
 Attitude of NeIghbors.

Mexico City, June 15.-Because 1t is known iu this city and 1t is said also in Washington that three Central American republics, Salvatore, Nicaragua and Hon. duras desire to bring about a change of administration in Guatemala. and are willing to be guided by the councils of Mexico and United States. 1t is not be- lieved by the revolutlonists that either Mexico or the United States will inter- vene in behalf of the Cabrera adminis- tration Statements of the three Central American republics named complain that relations with Cabrera's administration cannot be maintained owing to It's shift ing and change of policy and that Guate- mala no longer can be regarded as seri- ous in it's relations to other Central Amer ican republics.
 The revolutionists claim that their forces are daily augmenting, and that General Toledo will in few days begin a rapid forward march on Guatemala City.
 It is known that he has received large quantity of ammunition and arms from some quarter and that his men are in excellent condition for campaign.