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New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
James McCreery & Co.

25rd -Sfreef. 54fb >strest
QUILTED JACKETS. In Both Stores
Ladies' Quilted Jackets. Lined with
pure lambs wool, covered taffe
silk Black, white, grey Dresden.
with and without sleeves.
Quilted hand-knitted Hoods for
automObing.
On December Goth.
Black Quilted Jackets with long
sleeves $50
LADIES NECKWEAR. In Both Stores
Lace embroidered Collar and Cuff
sets SOC to 800 set
Novelty lace Chemisettes Yokes.
100 to 1000
Chiffon Scarfs 800 to 5000
On December the Goth.
Collar and Cuff Sets. Various de-
signs soc set
t[ Chemisettes Yokes 75c each
Chiffon scarfs and Squares. $50 each
nd5
LADIES HOUSE GOWNS. IN Both Stores
Silk House Gowns ACCORDION pleated
tucked models. Trimmed lace.
Lined throughout with abatrOss.
1880 $3.50
French Flannel Gowns.
80 and 1880
Ripple Eiderdown LOungng Robes.
3.75, 800 and 75O
James McCreery & Co.
25rd sfreef 54fb -Sfreet
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
Bargains in Real LSces.

Handkerchiefs-69 TO 8. .Ae;
Wers SIS 20 $40
COIlars@9S TO z.9S:
Were 81 % - 81 as
Were good values ss original prtc-s.
ALL NEW
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
Remarkable VALVES

Womsr'S Trimmed Eats
Besides the fine novelties that
have been greatly reduced. you
will find splendid selections in
new Hats, Just made up. at
such remarkably low prices "a
Will astonish those who think
that q pretty hat must cost a
pretty penny
Chic little TGrbans of broadcloth
and velvet. with wings. ar.--..---2 as
Charming Hats. medium siz=. at s 90
Beautiful Hats At = so ana fO. 90
AlsO the following:
ChIldren's Trimmed Hats
We're s69s. 4. 9S Were 6 ss 9. as
Wsrs. Now
Women's Ready to Wears -S4 as. 2 "a
Misses Ready 60 Wears So. 40
White Felt Shapes --------- .9S. 80 4Q
Womsn's Black Veivst
Shapes ------------.------ Sss- z. .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

TAILORED STrTS-Sar1pls ms
Chiffon Broadcloth IN uewss- xnafSs
also tvo-tcne and combination riaidh
Pony. tisht fitting and hsldzornsiy
trim'd bloussz-rszuIarIy 5000. = g ~SS
Finer TAILORED suits 70 s3c.eA
PANNE VELVET sCTrS-asnforAcis
shadss-fsncY blouse with tucked
boIsro ana dainty Persian vests.
or new military taz.ksr with snt-r.t
velvet and Vests OF eonSras-inS as-S' -,
Finer veLvst suits % seooo
PRETTY EVENING GOWNS
crepe a. Chtne. China SIR ana cxa
and plain nst over ailk-Frfnc-ss
and t7o-plecs- ela5oratsly trim z
with lace. tucks. ctc--sDscill- 1923
WONEN'S WAISTS-Eun's veiins
and Granite Plaids-taflorsd or
enar'y and tucks-au sis=s-tns
Nuns vefIinz are N olacS
white. oolors-valus s-.sS- --------1 .SS-
woMENs SILK vvATs'rS-Toutz;n>
Chiffon Tsfsta- Liberty Sns s-i
Messaline-daf1ty ard elzbOrars
effects with Linen Cluuy, GaruAr
Val. Poi1c Vsnise. 1rish Croon-r
Iace-whits. black and colors-
regularly 81 rs
DRESSY WAISTS OF Cr-pz de CSfns.
Radiuu. chiffon Tsfssa ana Msssaltne
SIlk-Wo~th 50 as -.--.-....S.-.----S-2 -22
Finer Waists 90 szS.e1
wONENvS DRESS SKIRTS
Chiffon BroadclOrn Wolfe. PscEns
and tv-o-tonsd PIalGs-tnverted kuss
pIsats with scrappinEs. also --sersl
other n1OdslS-speciai- --.@.---.e -ES-
DRESS SKIRTS OF chiffon Brosfcloth
and volle-with and without silk
drops-oharnntug pleatsd models I .eSa
Othsrs. round or train length. % S46-SS
CHINA SILK TEAGOw2GS-
dainty colorz-sxQIisits alov-r
effects IN German and French Val
Iaces ard french shfrriuzs-
with and without drop
from our rsceur ''sampls's p-rrhs~-
worth S15.9S 70 s1e.9 .9S----------.-.S.G .GS
CHINA SILK NEGLIGEEa-
Empire end Princess Styles
large collars entirely OF French
EhiTrfngs and lsCe-entfrs gar
yleurs eiaborrtely trim D.
with and without silk drops
worth So % 70 $1,000. .-.@4--.. I o. %
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
EancT Bets

Ea1cy 6SltS
Being in great demand for gifts.
we offer attractive assOrtments
OF latest novelties in Silk EIas-
Tie and RibbOn-white. black
and plain COlOrS and charming
Persian snd Roman stripe ef-
fects. with fancy polished buck
les-the elaStiCs are studded
with fine cut steel points.
square or oval steel buckles.
SPECIAL. VALUES.
Imported SILK ElasJic-stsel studded
oval or square cut steal hucSIss--
worth 81. 81 --..----.-..- ---.--.-.1 2L
Fancy Tarets SIX Belts-Perssau or
Roman stripe-farCy buckles
worth ~ -.--.-..- R[4
Extra Heavy TafIeta SIX Belts
shirred elastic sides-faucy button
t-iu-Sf 0s kinds -.--.---- ....-....f "a
OTHER BELTS.
Silk .--.-.----..-...-. .9S to g. 9S
SILK Elastic ..,...-..1 I p % 6. 9S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

Music By Vienna Concert Orchestra,
mern.nx and afternOon, Until Closing hour.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
FOR SALE

UNCATIEp for storage goods for sale so-
charges Mrs. Bird. Mrs Richardson
Mrs owen " Sim0n. - West 32d -
DESKS. rnIltops partitions. railiRgs tables
safa-S isttt4- presses, counters. sheiviaEs
clothing store dXfuTes. stores. Offices fitted
F!aE. H-c1. . a. CsI.tra 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

SEAL. GARMENTS and other fne turs -
paired redyed and remodel,eG INTO Iates.
STYLES at exceptionally low prices; fur gar
ments made 10 order. mrs f. J. Barker
S63 Park ave near TTth 81, late with G.. G.
GCuther's Sons. 5th ave. TeL IOIo-t9th-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
Special Thursday Offerings
I'm WOrnen's Garments

We invite attention to the following excellent values in
CLoAZS-SUTTS- EBTS-WAISTS-SEAwLS-
WRAPPERS -EoUSE DRESSES
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
ANTIQUES
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling siley bnld-
ers. lowest prices. MARX BROS. -
Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

When. in moments OF desperation others meet our
prices again and often thereafter as
be necessary sustain the Macy reputation for under
selling supremacy.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03

Leavenworth. WASH, May g.
Charles Furer comm tilted suicide last
night. About Z O'Clock he siashed his
throat with pocket knife, but failed
to reacn vital spot. Furer then
leaped into the Wenatchee river and
was drowned. An hour alter the body
was recovered. The dead man was
emf l>yed by the Lamp Davis Lumber
company. Ile was % years old. His
relatives are unknown.
LeaveDworth,' Wash, May g.
James Campbell, artender. dropped
dead on the sidewalk last night. He
was taken i'll Friday and friends de-
termined to place him in Seattle hos
piral Death overlook him on the
way TO che station. He leaves son
in Butte, who has been notified by
wire.
While going down stairs at she Wet
Eel rooming house Yesterday Carl
Fredericks caught his heel Oh the stair
carpet aud fell to the bottom of tn e
steps, cutting a bad cash in bis head.
be was imedlatelv taken to the flee
of DR. Nc 10y who stoIpped the bleed
ing and sewed up the wound. Today
the injured man is getting along all
right and will be able to be about
again in q few DAYS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03
Thanks People Of Wenatt hee

Guy y. Browne, of the Colum bia
Valley bank, is in receipt OF letter
from Lieutenant Governor Anderson
of California, thanking the people Of
Wenatchee for their generous oontri
button toward the relief of the suffer
ing people in San Francisco. The
latter states that the assistance is need
ed as there are 200, 900 people hume
less ami destitute in San Francisco
and vicinity as the result of the fire.
The letter is as follows
Guy G. Browne.
Wenatchee. Wash,
Dear Sir:--Your letter OF the
goth inst received and contents care
fully noted. On behalf of the people
Of the state | th ami You sincerely for
vcur genercsi y and PROMPT contri ou-
ton to tile reeds of the suffering peo-
pie of san Fra 1cicso. | can assure on
that the assistance will be needed as
there are s. me 200 900 people IN San
Francisco Who are home lets and desti
tute as the result of the fi-e there.
The generous and spleudid outpouring
of sympathy aud assistance from all
over the Unit States, and articula i,
ly for the state of Washington. is
gratefully appreciated by the people
of the state of California, and in their
be half express to you ant to the cit
lzeDs OF Your city my most sincere
thanks.
Geo. g. Pardee, Governor.
By Alden Anderson. Lieut.. Gov
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03
10000 MoIders on Strike

Buffalo. n. Y M ay ALI the en-
ployes of the iron foundries If Buffalo,
Depew. Tonawanda, Lockport apd
Niagara Falls. including molders. core
makers and helpers, went out GU
strike today. Thirty.six corporations,
emf 10y ing about 1900 molders and
core MAKERS, are affected. Altogether
about 10000 employees are involved.
The cause of the strike Is demand
for an increase Of wages fer the mold
ers and core makers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03
leavenworth to incorporate

Leavenworth, Nav ga citizens
meeting was teld in Freternal Hall
Monday evening to discuss the advisa
bility of incorporating the town. The
meeting was called to order by Deed
H Magyar, and J. }. King was elected
chairman and E. A. King sec etray.
After discussing the matter for some
time it was deciued by an unaDimous
vote TO incorporate. Prof. Simmons,
L. J Nelson and Deed, H. Magyar
were appointed committee OF three
to draft petition to the county CON-
,uissioers describing the limits of the
proposed corporation and CT ouiate the
same for signature.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03
Personal Mention and
City Ne,os in Brief

For longtime fam loans apply 90 J.
s. Mooney
Mr.. Uht and family. who have re
sided on South G. street on account Of
school advantages. are moving back to
their ranch on Stemilt creek.
Trimmed wall paper. 10 certs doub.
lie roll at Russall's.
D. A Beal returned 70 Wenatch.e
this morning from visit of se-erai
weeks with his wife and son III Seat.
tie.
The best bread and pastry in the
City Palace Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs Morck of Entiat were
IN Wenatchee shopping yesterday.
They took lunch with Mrs. e. J.
Groves.
Furnished rooms for rent apply
420 Orondo Avenue. ca 2
Mrs. J. b. Palmer is entertaining
the Ladies Aid society of the Christ
ian church this afternoon.
Housekeeping rooms for rent at Col-
lumbia Hotel. If.
Mrs. Dora Jones and Mrs. Richard
Scheble will entertain the Nesdle club
tomorrow.
For Linoleum varnish. e" TO Russell.
Miss Louise Rudberg. who has been
visitin friends i'll this city for two
weeks, left on the noon train for Seat
tie where she is making her home with
her sister Miss Lavina Rudberg, ply
s1cal instructor at the University of
Washington.
Merrill 1n5 Mission ST. north. has
something nice and up to date in wall
paper to show you at very low prices.
c5 5
A marriage license was granted on
May /. to Chal. W. Clarke ami Soph-
ia Louise Wright both of WeDatchee.
Samuel Rosenberg the Seattle CAPT
talist who has large property interests
here, arrived IL Wenatchee Cd the
early morning train
Dewey Hubbard left this morning
torsConconully to open a set of abstract
books Tor Okanogan county. As soon
as the books are complete he viii op.
en- an office at Gonconullv. AT present
there is only one abstract Office II Os
anogap county.
TIE ladies Of Sout tn Z steer are
PLAN ing to organize a regular "moth-
ers' ms citing" The object of t. csc
meetings is the bettermept of the
child-physio mentally and NOR
ally. There will he an interesting
program and at each meeting discus
sious on "The Child, Sacred Moth.
erho. d." etc. The place of first meet
ing has not been ueciued upon bnt Will
be announced in few days All moth.
ers ale cordially Invited to attend.
A mass meeting of the Fruit Grow
ers of WenatchPe Valley will be held
at the Opera House Saturday. May ,he
STD; at 2 p. m. Mr.. Paulhanus will
be present TO instruct as to now to
get the best possible price and to hand.
lie this years crop. Also to present
fact that are necessary for complete
organization The success of our fu-
ture depends upon oui efforts put forth
at this time and all who are interest
ed financially or 10 sympathy with De
should not fail to attenu this meeting.
Committee.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03
RHEUMATISM MAKES LIFE MIS-
ERABLE,

" II
ERABLE.
A happy home is the most valuable
possession that is within the reaon OF
mankind. but you cannot enjoy its
comforts it you nre suffering from
rheumatism Yon throw aside bust
ness cares when you enter your home
and you can be relieved from those
rheumatic pains also by applying
Chamberlain Pain Balm. One ap-
plication will give You relief and its
continued use for @ short time will
bring about permanent cure. For
sale by all druggists.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03
OUR 4
SPRING
MEDICINE

Is blood purifier which has been
tried and proved by people who
have been restored to health by i.
You are safe in buying il; in using
it; in recommending it.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03

KY S1utEdt AhI NOT StA tOOu A1Snsc
and quick delivery. Albin Meat Co.
Emil Miller and T. J Groves leave
tomorrow for Seattle on short bust
ness trip.
FIRST GLASS tabl, board at % Cnelan
, Ave. North.
Guy Brown is back from o several
DAYS business trip to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson who arrived
recently from Seattle have engaged
rooms of Mrs. Terriault and will be
permanently located on South G.
street.
Samuel Rosenberg will return to
Seattle to night.
We will give 5 cents Ler bottle for
each citrate OF magnesia bottle re-.
turned co De WeDatchee Drug Co.
Chas Davis. who is in the employ
f the Carton and Little Meat COM
pany, is moving from the conner of c.
and Palouse stree t. to the Whitehead
house on Palouse street.
First class table board at % ChelaE
Ave. North
Mrs. Hicks. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Geo. R. Fisher, whom she has
| bee visiting for the past ten days,
! left for her home IN Seattle today on
the noon tain.
! chi namel for floors and furniture
at Russell's.
The meeting of Miss Parshall's SIM
day school class at Mr.. Keith's next
Friday evening, the 4th has been
postponed OH account of the social at
the high school.
UndertaKer Hall who has been
critically ill, is reported much bet
ter today and will be able to SIT ur
bv tomorrow. DR.. Mccoy Is III at
tendce.
Beginning today the Palace Cafe
Will keep open hi night. Best meals
in city.
| Noah Brown and wife Will assume
control Of the liberia hotsl Oh June
when the lease of the present landlo I'd
expires
Miss Nell Fling, instructor in oil
painting. Private lessons or in class
515 Orrndo avenue Farmers phone 1873.
There will be a speclai meeting of
Daniel Nc b Post No. los. G. A.
R. il tie Odd Fellows hall IN the Ell
lis FOrde ruilding OH Saturday April
9Th at 'clook p. II. to make ar
augemer,s Tor DE- coration day pro-
gram.
Up-to.date auto Mobile supplies BIZ
cycles repaired all work guaranteed,
Oatchal Store, Phone 424.
Delbsrt Gr aham who has been work
ing in 10 2ging cam at the head OF
the Squilchuck cany OH for rhe past few
weeks came d ,wn TO Werat,hee yes
terday and took the night train tor the
homo of his pare, Is in Ballard.
! For cheap wall paper and turlap,
go to Russell.
A Won Holderbeke. formerly state
horticultural commissioner of Wash
ington, has just finished setting out
a nursery of rs, 0GO trees on his ranch
west # the city. The trees will be
ready for spring setting next year.
Wall paper from g ce ITS up at Mer-
rilIs lO5 Mission st. north. G 3 5
Will Little is home from q combined
business and pleasure trip to Chelnn.
Mr.. Little states that fishing on the
lake is fine One forenoon he and three
companions caught 80 trout weigh
Ing from 2 1-2 to pounds each.
Sapeior court is in session today.
The Drebis divorce case is being hear
and in addition to this the case of
Chas. Cakill on q uisdemeanor charge
is set for today. Cahill is charged
with having thrown rocks through
the Fritz salooD windows at Leaven
worth last week. E. T. Albrecht of
LeavenwoYth is also to be arraigned
today on charge of assault with q
deadly weapon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-03
HEALTH RUINED

That is the story of so many who
take medicines of which they know
nothing except what is said of them
in testimonials.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

}. M. DeDDiAn and family were
visitors from Madison county yes
terday.
Judge J. &. Scott left for Franklin
yesterday 20 spend Saturday aud
Sunday.
For Sale--B Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, zoe per dozen. Mrs. Jno. NJ.
Caldwell. ~
a. J. Wagner left yesterday for
AisEeAeta en- route to his home In
For new ssying shirt waiss---.
EtSn suits Phone $40 Mrs. Mary
/ Lawrsuce tf
The grand jury adjourned yester-
day until Monday, making no fur
tber report
Norman Cavitt ~ wheelock wac
here yesterday aud left Tor Mart and
McGregor.
Mr.. aud Mrs. julius Levy aud Me
Harry Marwill returned from Hoo. =
ton yesterday.
Miss Annie Powers returned 20
Elliott yesterday after visit 20 Mr..
and nrs. r. T. Spell.
Mrs. J. T. Hanway and daughter.
Miss Madeline, left yesterday morn
ing h visit ir Austin.
Now is a good time 20 set out
plants. Get them from Yeager A
Buchanan. Phone 2H. S5
Mrs. T. l.. winkler returned TO
Ennis yesterday after Sisit To Mr..
aud Mrs. J. 5. Mooring.
Mrs. Andrews. wife Of Or. &. Y.
Andrews. has arrived srom Cedar
Hill 10 Join her husband.
J. Il. Convey, foreman OF the feder-
al grand Jury at Houston, came
home FOE q visit yesterday.
A. II. and J. {. Taylor, 4. +. Cot
ton aud T. W. Smith were here yea
terday fIo-n Grimes county.
For ssle-seoond hand foTniture-
bought aud repaired, next door TO
shop. h0i w. w. Mike.
J. w Csrson, director Of farmers
left yesterday for Wei
mar TO conduct al institute today.
For fine fresh bread and cakes Of
III kinds call At the Texas Bakery.
Careful attention TO special orders.
PhOne ~. Mrs. Otto Boehme. a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
II. a t. G. SCHEDULE.

Aubrey Foreman has returned
rom Willis.
Mrs. Lou Robinson d visiting in
Hampstead.
M.ss Maggie DawsoE Is visiting a,
Wsilborn.
J.Adoue of Calvert was in the city
yesterday.
J. 5. Francis Of Tabor was in the
city yesterday.
p. L. BARRON Of Rock Prairie was
I'm the city yesterday.
For sale--A few yoUng Jersey
COVE. SO Jno. NJ. Caldwell.
Mrs.. !. &. Davis returned to Nav
Asots yesterday.
Justice T.. X. Lloyd Of RsTten was
10 the city yesterday.
NJ. 5. Freeman of Harvey xss In
he city yesterday.
Geo. ID. Tucker left yesterday for
avasota snd iBediss.
DR.. Julius Zulch was = visitor from
willow Hole yesterday.
George n. Eohols Of ProvidoRce
as 10 the city yesterday.
eirs. A. ID. koConnico left yestsF-
~ Il visit la CoEsicana.
George 0ruDe OF College il Su a
insss trip 10 Galveston.
re-. Mary Lawrence and daughter,
ss Della. are vislting In Houston.
Pickstt's Charge and Other Po-
b." by Fred EmeEsOn Brooks, Is |
sale at Haswell's book store. !
s6 Sv~aRd you will anjoy the en-
tsiameBt by Brooks the more. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

Hustler wanted 10 sell The Chas-
or" See y. BrAaiz, gHn and lock,
smith, city; ~ address bax IA
city. n
D.,B. Hatch. representing tie Bea.
con Paper co. OS 1T. Louis. called on
the Eagle while An the city Jester.
day.
Phone S65 for carriage and trans
fer business. HSSanew carriage aud
will meet all trains day Gad night.
n. ID. Evans. 80
Mss Trina Roydsr left yesterday
for Wellborn 10 sPead Saturday snd
sunday with heT parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Royder.
Yesterday resolved itself int An
ideal spring day before the morning
was far advanced aud ali nstHFe put
GU look OF radiant freshness.
The way the farmers are working
these days indicates good times
ahead FOE old Kraxos, especially II
the season u prepitious ane.
A. w. buchanan AID J. W. Barron /
returned Thursday night from a sue
sessful hunt on the Eavasota river. /
ihey were accompanied by J. ID.
Jones Of Harvey.
Judgement tor ein0 upon evidence
ias been rendered in the district
'ourt in the damage suit Of Van Ty-
on vs. the 7. A q. ~. railroad.
Services at the Presbyterian
hurch are announced ne follows
IundAy at the court house: Sunday
chool at 9.k5 a. m. Public worship
{ u a. ni. aud 1880 p. m Westm in.
ter League at 6;i5 p. m.
The mechanical engineering de- h
artment OF the A. q Al. college has !
lst Installed a lot Of new laboratory
pparatns that has long been needed
nd will be especially advantageous
} the work Of the senior class. :
| will spend Tuesday and wednes- !,
ny o. next week IN Houston select. -
* complete line Of new samples :
ON the popular house Of Levy Bros. :
II orders will be given my personal "
.tention. Phone S23 "
81 Mrs. Nellie Ballard.
Victor Talking Machines on hand. :.
ew records arriving every day.
Ome In aud hear the greatest talk -
x machine made, aud buy your ~
w records. ~ ir
J. A. Myers. er
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

b Prof. T. ). hinter informs the Fa
, gIe that there N q moven,eRt on foo
70 form an alsxani association Of <b,
graduates Of the Bryan High School
These graduates now namAer ls5
and twelve more will be added
shortly with the graduation Of the
present class. making a total Of sq7
OF this numbes a great many are
residents 81 Bryan, and II these IN.
Sagufste the movement doubtless
All n0a-resident graduates will be-
come members Of shs association.
such 40 association ~onld be advan-
tsgeous TO the schOal, the comma
nifty and its members.
Prof. aud Mrs. +. J. Kyle and a
party Of Sve junior students Of the
horticultural department Of the A.
and NJ. college have just returned
from a trip to tte truck farms Of
south and southwest Texas for the
practical instruction OF the students.
They visited the onion fields nj La
redo the public school gardens OF
San Antonio which are In charge of
al A. and NJ. graduate and the truck
farms at Beeville, Corpus Christt.
kingsville and BrownsvilIs. They
also visited Mstamoras. The trip
was a very profitable one 10 the stu.
dent squad.
Mr.. Ira Cain, librarian AZ College.
has accepted the position Of principal
It Jefferson high school AZ nusko.
gee, /. T., and leaves foF that city
sunday. Mrs. Cain and her brother.
dr. II, A Nunley, viii have charge
4 the library Tor the remainder Of
he present term. Mr. Nunlsy also
ias work in the Office Of the com.
nandAnt.
Master Joe Grelan, Jr.. son on
ir. and Mr.. Joe GFelau, who was
icked by a horse a. stated In the
,Agie yesterday morning. suffered a
-scture Of the skall. Dr. W. n.
'liver performed an operation, re-
rowing a piece Of the skull, aud the
Vi was reported doing well ycster.
ay.
Nessrs l.. NJ. Cook. president 81
Re Brasos County Farmers Uuion,
nd 7. 2. Hall, lecturer Of the couu-
union and both Of the Steep Hol.
W community, returned yesterday
ON the State meeting OF the Farm
- Unlon held IN Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

five kooan Cottage q. >. Ford
forner resSSencsl. Sootbwesr part
"fetty. Ceroer location. g lots. An
eooSehtenees. wall sell or rent pess-
onsely. APPty TO g. q. Parsons. N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-16
Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the
home OF s. C. Blair. school superin-
tendent. at st. Adams, w. Va. when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he names.
He says my little daughter had St.
vltus dance. which yielded to no
treatment but grew steadily worse
until as n last resort we tried Elec-
trio Bitters; and rejoice TO say.
three bottles effected a complete
cure" Quick. sure cure for nervous
complaints. general debility. female
weakness. impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by ]. c. Perry's
drug store. Price soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-16
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and the Family Circle.

AT Toxic, japan, warship has
been launched that is said to be the
equal of anything aHoat.
The railroads of the country have
consented to an increase of ten per
cent to over 100000 employees,
costing them over $s0,oO0,000 In
creased wages per annum.
The Southern Pacific railroad has
put an additional passenger train on
the West Side division to meet the
demands of the public.
The eighth annual Angora goat
show is being held at Dallas this
week. The government advises rails
ing goats as a profitable industry.
Santa Fe. New Mexico. has had a
severe earthquake.
Dried apples are bringing fancy
prices. and the preparation of them
would be a profitable industry In any
part OF oregon.