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go. MSoiN N lodge No q, K. OF p r.a
haYy saturday evening. s O'clock KRss
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wASATCH LODGE NO. /, F. and A. 81
Masonic hall second Friday each mon
Members Of sister lodges and sojournI
brethren in good standing invited. Har
Wall Grimn, w. NJ. A. ]. Lowe. sec
tary.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lode. No
ih"Fsoay evening. K OF P. hall
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SAFES
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

COTTAGES AND LARGER HOUSES
built. lnstalmert plan. Bell, 25l9-Y:
1854. Plans furnished. ],
Nv Farrell. 275 f, 1st South y1sGs
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SECRET SOCIETIES
knights Of Pythias.

CALANTHE- MYRTLE lode. 40,
otsery Every Monday. K. OF P, hail So;
and g. !. Z. c. E. Baker, K al
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independent Order of Odd Fellow,
FIMRnhlrY Msoto LODGE NO IT, I. O. O. r!
o'clecE 'l every Wednesday night a
sspIhei sn1t n II. Leonhard, N. a.:
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FLORISTS

Z. A LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO., so.
Mnin. Everything floral Phones, SA
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HOUSE-W -WRECKlNG

.iAGAlroI IIt.NES PAID FOR OLD
buildings salt Lake House Wrecking
Co., l0l Atlas block. Bell 3JGo-K- r11B
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WANTED-INFORMATlON

THOMAS c. WRIGHT. AGED A.
miner, in Southern Nevada two years
ago. lived several years in Tuscarora. ANY
Information of him will be gratefully re-
ceived by his aged parents. John r
Wright. Rogers. Ark. Was
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. rs So. w. Temple. phones
lOle y4S3
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2, F. and
M.-Masonic hall second Monday e.
month. Members OF sister lodges and 4
journing members in good standing
vited A, H, Peabody. w. NJ; Christoph
Diehl, secretary.
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WAN T ED

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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR MEM
cast-ofI clothing, hats, shoes % Com,
mercial st. Phone ZlZo, S%s
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UTAH SHADE CO. SHADES MADE
TO order. Phone Ind. S061. Sol SO:
9tn East ylZz4
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iTWO OR THREE MODERN. CLEAN
housekeeping rooms. close IN; reason
able; bath. e. l., lawn; for lady and son; (;
NwrIte particulars. P. o. Box 147S. y1922
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A TEAM OF HORSES TO DO LIGHT
work at Pharaohs Glen during the
summer camping season. Inquire RoS
= yl625
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BOARD AND SUITE OF ROOMS,
with bath in modern house; two adults !;
close IN. Address d 6. Tribune state
terms and particulars
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ALL KINDS 2ND-HAND CLOTHING,
trunks, valises; best prices paid. p COM
st, Reply by postal card Phone sUl-k
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e. Q. Q. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY
Subordinats lodges meet as fo,inSs.
Salt Lake lodge No. 2, Friday
Enterprise lodge No. lb Wednaadav
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n ARGENTA LODGE No. 3, +. q
.A- A. MAJ Masonic hall hI
E.E Tuesday Of each month. Me-
" bers of sister lodges and sojouf
Ing brethren invited. Harry A Knowl
W, NJ, Moses g. Phillips. secretary.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORA-
ted. II you have stocks or bonds for
sale. let me try to sell them for you.
George NJ. Kellogg. broker, $40 ELL
colt Square. Buffalo. yl937
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LARSEN G. NEALSON BUY SECOND
hand furn.. stoves. etc PSI So. state;
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FURNITURE, STOVES, BICYCLES.
Star Furniture Store. s15 So State- Boil.
esS-K-
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

BLOCKED AND RETRIMMED BY AN
expert. Fred Taylor. "a E. 1st SO.
'Phopns lSI1-X t17ii
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WANTED MEN TO REG
ister in the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Employment Depart; gooo posi-,
tions for the right men, LOO
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SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE UNTIL
Sept references exchanged Hooin
205 Manitou hotel y4'l9
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WILL PAY SPOT CASH, HIGHEST
market price, for 10 National cash
registers. Oscar Groshell. 221 Main ct.
1 y4l0
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PUPPY DOG FOR A CHILD; ANY
small breed. Denver court. y1pS
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BY RESPONSIBLE ADULTS. COM
pletely furnished modern Housekeeping
apartment OF cottage, TO rooms close
A In. Address X u Tribune.
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SEWERS: GINGHAM APRONS, MAKE
highest wages. Material sent TO door
free of charge, Stamped addressed enyel-
ope for particulars. L. p. Richards, 5O06
Wabash Ave, Chicago. ylS35
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
1st class board. 27O 4. 4th So. Bell
3164-I, ylofi
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ITO BUY GOOD FAMILY DRIVING
horse. 1,000 to 1900 lbs, Call Tel 2SS.
y6S7
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names with
out security; cheapest rates. easiest pay
nents: offices In So principal cities; save
yourself money by getting our terms first
Tolman. SSS Atlas Bldg. yS76
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TWO ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE.
Apply afternoon. 222 East End So.
y1714
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naomi REBEKAH LODGE NO /,
meets every End and Ith Saturday avs
ing OF each month In Odd Fellow ~
pie. Market st. ~
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SPIRITUALISTS

STV ALDORA LECTURE EyEf
Sunday; developing class every 3ond,
,est meeting every Wednesday y.
Constitution building 2o7. ~
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CLAlRV0YANTS

MAnAME ALIEoE flNk, ELAlkru
ant. medium and card reading. 1ls Sou
First West now At my new locatI<
Telephone Ss4+K AZ
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, MOD
ern complete, convenient, also fiat. l6S
w. 5th South ylG12
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MODERN ROOM AND BOARD IN
small private family, Ind phone e6le:
yl57O
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SALESMAN WANTED TO CALL ON
phys.clans Exccnti"na opportunity FOR
intelligent raw. etate age, experience
Lock Box S5s Phil7 y1s2,
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL:
Salvation Army: both phones. tzlsl
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brass, rags bottles. rubber, copper, etc
Utah Junk Co.. 63 E. Sth So: phone "
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MANIFESTATIONS

A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER
wants n position as bookkeeper or pr-
vate secretary; seven years experience.
Address u 49, Tribune. ylI3
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

KAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING CO.:
satisfaction guaranteed. 63l Main; both
phones 1SG6-Y. x24o4
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ROARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
family for couple; gentlemen preferred;
ref exchanged. 266 e, Ath SO. Bell Phone
S3K y1168
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FOR RENT-FURNIS SHED

THREE NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOX
housekeeping; pantry. closet 22a e.
eth So. y1923
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GENERAL SALES MANAGER WANT
ed Well known manufacturing company
doing largest business OF its kind in the
U g desires to contract for term Of years
with capable. trustworthy man to take
charge OF branch office and manage sales
men in this territory. Salary, $50 per
month to start. and expenses. also COM
mission Manager must place on deposit
81 900 during term OF employment and
furnish satisfactory references as to In
tegrity. Rapid promotion assured right
party Address Manager Sales Dept, 1902
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ARCHITECTS

ERSKINE Il EgLJENBERG, 623-24
Dooly building. Ind phone. S43: Bell
sI3-k. Artistic homes y6
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; ground floor. $50 So. w
Temple. y1706
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WANTED-HElP

GIRL FOR GUN'L HOUSEWORl<. AP-
ply S6+ Lincoln ave. Phone 1472-L
yl70S
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WE TELL EVERYTHING, NAME
cluded. Arnold-Dickson Bros, 30 =
sra South lst,. 10 to 7;ao daily (no aigl
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MAN WANTED IN THE REAL ES-
tate business; experience unnecessary;
II honest ambitious and willing to learn
500 to 800 monthly as our local repre-
sentative. Write Immediately for full par
ticulars. Address nearest office National
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Bldg. Chicago; SIT B Maryland Bldg
Washington. ID. C y1836
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WANTED-SPECTALT SALESMAN.
energetic. reliable man. Hove permanent
position cnc1 wor'N/so 6rn m annually or
more. SDlen6d "~"7ine. Holiday reoson
lust cnening' Dept. %. Box 40 Knnsas
City, Mo. y1s3s
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WE WANT TO BUY FURNITURE AND
carpets. Fones. Bell 1896: Ind. 25S. t4ol
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GIRL FOR GENL HOUSEWORK; Nc
washing. S76 East 1st SO. y169!
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10 CENTS, TELL YOUR NAME.
cnnetion. names Of frionds and I
tiyes, and anything you wish to <
n,itbout asking questions Also !
sages from the dead: Sunday n
Arnold-Dickson hall, 269 E. sra 8
at, Lecture and music. Every!
50.
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For RENT

sEEVEN-ROOM BRICK. BATH, nco ELEc:
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THREE OR FOUR NICELY FUR
nlshed rooms for housekeeping, on
ground floor; in modern house. Apply
740 E. First South, y1909
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN'L
housowork; references required Apply
"a G st yl69S
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; ground floor. rs No.
State St yl921
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FIpST-CIAsS BOARD AND SUITS OF
rooms at SIS S. End East. Bell Phone
20o2X.
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WANTED - PHOTOGRAPHER TO
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acceptable. VIII pay cash for negatives
made, and commission on another line OF
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perience and outfit. which must not be
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
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In our own building. S2-3I Main street
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WANTED-HElP

WANTED EVERY WHERE-HUSTJERS
TO tnck signs, distribute circulars. sam
pies, etc. no oanvasslng; good pay. Sun
Advertising Bureau, Chicago. ylS2
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PHYSICIAN WHO is REGISTERED IN
Idaho or Wyoming; must nave oeaie
certificate. Address L. A DaVis' ,,Ie5s Se,s
Lake City. gen'l Dolly. yIoS'
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WANTED-EDUCATE YOUNG MAN
or woman to work thru medical dental,
pharmacal or nurse college State educa-
tions Pan-Path, Chicago. y1S39
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MRS. HARRIET FoNTYN. TRANl AM
saw n m, 2S7 s. w. Temple. "
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BE A TELEGRAPHER. EARN FROM
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ular course. Modern School OF Telegra-
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TWO NICE ROOMS. PANTRY AND
closet. with water and electric lights for
housekeeping. Residence "a Sixth st. Tel
HT-y, ylS57
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PATENTS GUARANTEED - PATENTS
secured or fee returned; send model or
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BATH AND MASSAGE

SS~~6ISSR SS 6ISSRGORS MEDICATED. "
Dor s and magnetic baths: plain. NJ
netic Swedish body massage, MsS as;s,,st
women operators -of-io vi
bldg Bell $3.50. - ~
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
closet and bath, suitable for two gentle
men. ia North Main. y18S8
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PAINTS! PAEVTSI

Increase the value of your house
by using BENEFITS Prepared Paints
and OILS.
Full line Of Leads and Var
nishes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18
sER ADVANCE.
on All High Grades
aoasoline.


1.-THE Standard
announced an add
the selling price on
I gasoline. Seventy
bees test gasoline Is
tpt per gallon while
ass are put up I cent
r lal of the Standard
Rt the demand for
Is unprecedented
assumption In con-
lles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18
BASEBALL BENEFIT.

Mr. b. II. Knowles requests the
Eagle 10 announce that there will
be a fire department and cemetery
benefit baseball game played at the
Allen Academy grounds in this city
Tuesday. May %. J. w. Hamilton
is manager for the team 10 play for
the firemen's be nefit and Mr..
Knowles Of the team TO play for the
benefit OF the cemetery.
The winning team gets 90 per
cent and the other 20 per cent OF the
receipts, the amounts TO be applied
rs above indicated. The teams are
as follows, including substitutes: (:
Firemen's Benefit. Hamilton, Par
ker, Trice, Edwards, Howard
Hearn, Hawes, Gordon. EttIe, Col
lins. MAwhinney. Cemetery Bene-
tableware, NeAthery. Sims. Wet
ter, G. Boyett, Dodson, Stevens,
Buchanan, Cole, Ward, Tabor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18
TieERT CHOSEN.
Elected a Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South.

Elected a Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South.
birmingham. Ala. May l7.-Dr. John
J. Tigert. secretary Of the general con.
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. was elected a bishop on
the first ballot taken Thursday by the
Methodist conference. He received i60
votes out OF 273 votes cast No other
bishop was elected on the first ballot.
Count Of tellers showed the vote on
first ballot 10 be as follows: J. J.
Tigert. 100; ]. G.. Kilgol. iO0 Seth
Ward. S5: Collins Denny. 81: W. =.
McMurray. "a: James Atkins. 20; W.
r. Tillett. IS: W. u. Murray. 81. and
r. W. Anderson. "a These were lead.
ers. with scattering votes for forty
eight others. but none Of the latter
received more than nine votes. while
most OF them got only one vote each.
Dr. Tigert was given an ovation and
the bishops and others crowded about
him 10 offer their congratulations. He
az once resigned as secretary of the
conference and recommended the cleo
tion OF Assistant Secretary Watkins
IN his place. Mr. Watkins was elect
ed secretary.
Rev Seth Ward OF Texas was elect
cd a bishop on the third ballot.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18
GOES OUT OF BUSINESS
Mormon Church Will Dispose Of All
lis Holdings.
yALUABLEPROPERTY
President smith Says the Member
ship Now Is Strong Enough TO
Require No Further Pro.
teeting Care.

Salt Lake City. May 17.-According
10 local paper, the Mormon church
Is going out Of business. Its principal
holding IN the Salt Lake Light and
Railway company is to be taken over
BY t25.o00.000 corporation, composed
OF English and American capitalists.
The new company will also acquire
the Ogden street railway and build
an electric line from Juab county.
Utah. to Oneida county. Idaho. The
board OF directors viii include H. II.
Vreeland. OF New York City, Baron
D'Oissel Of Paris. Sir Thomas Jackson
OF London. Alex MciSsuzie, Of Ottawa.
Canada; Beersford Hop Of London and
a number OF Utah men.
Simultaneously the announcement
was made that the Salt Lake and Los
Angeles railroad. another church prop
erty. has been sold 10 a local syndicate
for 100000. This road is thirteen
miles in length and runs from this city
20 Salt lake.
President Smith. OF the Mormon
church. Is quoted as saying the divorce
Of religion rom business Is made on
account OF the fact that the Mormons.
whom the church sought 20 protect
years ago, no longer need the protec-
ton Of the church in business affairs.
II this policy Is completely carried
out the sale OF traction interests will
be followed by the sale OF stocks in
banks. sugar factories. the great Zion
department store and many smaller
enterprises.
II viii be nothing less than a COM
merclal revolution In Utah.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18
TIME LIMIT REMAINS.
BY an Overwhelming Majority Confer
enee Refuses 20 Extend u.

enee Refuses 10 Extend II.
Birmingham. Ala. May 1.-THE gen
eral conference OF the Methodist Epis
oopal church. South. adopted by an
overwhelming majority the minority
report OF the committee on itinerary
opposing any extension OF the time
limit OF pastors. The majority of the
committee had reported In favor Of
extending the limit from four 10 six
years. The report precipitated a Ions
discussion. which was quite acrlmo
nious az times.
The special committee on Sabbath
observance presented a report ad.
monishing church members against
Sabbath desecration.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18

before United Stateg
Evans and secured
strainlng order desigi
reference BY the sta
sion with a meeting
posed 10 hold az Do'
ming June 2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18

Hlx-I don't believe /
men know when they ars
Where did you get that
AT the courthouse. | WI
this morning looking ovei
Chicago News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18

Louisville. May fntly existed. and as hav'
Douelas mark. backd the administration be
IocEey club. Tuesdii In dropping the nego
Soforo limited statepemOcrats."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-18

Other inducements are of secondary.
portance. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATR0N-
If you are satisfied with our platform
and see us.
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BnuprEpr1h.

BauerEpradJ.
,@ndbises Grdulein baben's ball
f9Bn! Ste finb thinner BET fi&l"-
r@iefc9 Sinb sic pielet4t nt4i
tmmer BET fi99"-nOas f4on abeI
ni&t INNER Bel S1nen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
DER ,mrite Hers.

Sin aus Dem Nuslanb 5uridfebren'
oss S4iff lduft in Den beimatliasn
Safen elm. Muiif ftebt on Sberoed.
Surrabrufe eri9aaen pom 2ano Den
Acknowledgement entsegen. Ser &apts
tan ruff aufgeregt: &apeqmeiite ter.
Ipielen Sic ,Wfub / bsnn! &apells
m It wSas baben mir ia benin
@bf@ieo ssfptslt!"-8 q | d n
sd msin' ben apeiten @ers: Wsnr
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Bnahuff.

Der @orfibenos bertiinbet, bab Der
@nseflagte BET feinem bartnddigen
2eugnen in Grmangelung anoerer Be
peife freigefprp9en perben mnbte.
Mngetlagter Gtol5, gu ieinsm
@ertbeioiger, Ser i9le9t geipro3en):
rgaa, oiesmul ba6 i4 - sic berauss
oerifIeni"
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indianapolis & Gafern.

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mittaas, 2:1O,. unb $40 Nadmittass nnb
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utittass an unb bamn iebe stunbe, ausss'
mommem bic 9imiteb 3eit, bis--9:W MbsnoS
C7:OO ubr Gbenbs ausseIafen). Setter Sus
mad @reenfieIb I'm 11:3O l1br Gbenbs.
indianapolis & Wartinspiae.
Grffe Roraensga r Tim $40 ubr Rorsens.
Damn pom $50 nbr Rorsens iebe Stunoe
Bis l1:3O nbr @benbs /; aussenomnren bic
etunben $50 unb 1890 llbr gbenbs.
indianapolis Goal Sraetion So.
8ise Iaufen ftiinbIid ron ~SubianapcIis
mad gIaimfeIb pon 300 l1br Torsens bis
Hoo ilbr Nbenbs ; ~auseenor1men bic S!uis
ben 800 unb 1000 nbr AbenbS.
indianapolis & Nortbwefern.
8dae Iaufen ifinbIiG pom 500 nbr Ror'
aens bis 900 nbr 2lbenbs. Ani4lnb IN
lebanon fir 9borntown unb @rapforbspias.
Der Bug UNI 1000 ubr Mbenbs fdhrt Bios
tis nod 2ebancn.
Der Bug UNI 11:30 ubr Nbenbs fdbrt bis
mad Hranffort, Mni4IuB in lebanon fur
Charlottesville berieIbe fdbrt in Der somns
tao Ra4t Bios Bis nod 2afahette.
2imiteb 3ise fir 2afabette fabret ab Inn
BIO unb lilo MIR Rorsens, unb 2:10.
BIO Wa&mittass unb ITO AbenSs. Sur
Charlottesville UNI 10:45 .gprmittass unb
4:25 Na4mittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
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