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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Servicio cIimato!6g en- Ia
IsIa. Observaciones duran
te la Ultima semsna,
TEMPO VARIADO
TEMPO vARIADO
Fl promedio de la l1uvia en- la
isla fue de /. pulgada y pro-
medic de dias de lluvia, 3.

I'll principle de In semsns fu6 gene
ralmsnte elAro y asco psro los tres d.
tlmos dias fdsron pArcialments nubla'
dos, con sguaeeros do ligeros q fuer'
tss ca todas les sscsiones, sxcspto
On toda In division 8. en- donde el
tempo aigui6 SEQ y ealuroso toda 10
ssmsna entsrs. Fl II tal do 10 presi
pitAsi6n fde esrsa d. 10 normal on 10
diviei6n o. pero conslderablsmsnts
menor On los otraB parties. I'll prone.
dio do 10 precipitation On 10 isla fu6
/ 90 pulgada y el n6msro promedio
dc dias do lluvia, 3. Las itemperatu
ras mGxlmas siguisron atlas en- todos
los distritos do 10 mayor pArts dc Las
eataoiones informan 90s q mas. L.
temperature mas alta que iptorm6 fu6
9S0, on San Lorenxo; Ia mas bais, 64Q
en- Las Marias y Las Cruces Los
vientos faeron do frsseos briscscs
dol 4 con una velocidad mkxIma en-
San Juan de 10 millss, oil dlA 8 y 10.
In siguiente tabla dsmuestrA Ia
vAriaei6n de temperature ~ Ia santi.
dad do precipitation ca eatasionss 90.
saeiones eaeogidas:
TEMPERATURA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
VAR|AS NOT|C|IS
Corte de- Distrito. Condemns
extinguidas.- Entierro.
D. lose N CarboneIl.
CAPTuRADO
CAPTuRADO
Toma de possession. .-Retreta
esta noehe. Cinamat6.
grafo de Otero.

La Corte dc Diatrito VIC aver 10
sauaa On ape.se.6n contra Jose 10.
drfguez, aeusAde do aeometimiento y
sgresi6n, eonde, aadolo & $50 do mul.
ID 8 81 equivalencia on eGreel.
Hoy deiRrcn extinguidas sus
condemns en- la sAssel municipal Ella
dio Dias, Lueisno Cort6s, Isaac Con.
zklsz, Juan Suirsz, Enrique Csrrsts.
70. Ans LsDglsda. Enriqueia Villa
nusva y Francisco Mangusl.
Aver tards 90 verified el entierro
del obrero jose Rsyes Corraa, al que
aalstieron muchoa amigos y esmara.
dss del fnado.
-En el vApor sCosmos embarc6
aver para los Estados Unidos sl DR..
don Jose N, Carbonell, de esta eiudad.
-Hs sido capturado On Corosal,
por sl cabo Padr6 y guardia Antonio
PereF, el conHnado Caystano Ortis.
pr6fugo do los trsbsios de 10 earrste'
ra dc CasaHo.
Don Joa6 Pho Manzano tom6 hoy
possSi6n del cargo dc llavero do 10
cArsel municipal, para el oual fu6
lnombrado.
-Segdu informes, NO Serkn au'
msntadas ssts aflo, eomo 20 solicita'
be-, las essuelAs de Comerfo, por faltA
do recursoa on la Junta Eseolar para
soatsnerlas.
Eta nochs dar& function sl eine'
mAs6grafo de los sefiores csero y CS.
I'll programs 90 variado y On 81 %
anvnclan algunos eatrsnos.
La banda del Rsglmiento do
Puerto Rico cslsbrArk retreta ssta mo-
/ che en- IL plaza do Bsldorioty.
~Llamamos 10 atsnsi6n del aefior
Lwsnde, sobre las formas groserAs
copqus trata nj pdb,ico an muchaeho
exsrargsro que tisne empleado como
asnrn 7f sdcr.
E. gutrdia sollero, dc Puerta
de T.ars arre 6 aver on aqu6l bA'
| rrio & Csla3ocio Morales y Regino
Cruz, ror jug&r dados.
Aver sSrde en- el MAtadsro, An.
dr6s Aivaradc tje mordido por nm
perso, rsoibiendo una hsrida en- el pi9
jzquisrd0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
DESDE RIO CRANOE
MOvimiento pOI(ticO. Asam'
bIeas prlmarias. D. Ra-
faeI Diez de Andino.
MEETING FRACASADO
Dos meetings unionistas. -
Inscripciones electorales.
Junta de camiuos

Agosto Is. -Por oil eomite local, 20
eonvoca q todcs los oorreligionarios
dc este pueblo, para que on las Assam.
hleas primariaA seiialadGs para el 20
del actual eoneurran depositar sus
sutfagios q fin de designsr los dele
gados que han de constituir 10 Con-
vepei6n munisipal, para 10 election dc
candidates para los cArgos munisipa'
lea en- las pr6xlmas elecaiones Con
tai fu se han iisdo ya On diez puntoa
visiblea do eada bArrio Ia .convncato
ria anuneiando ksqusllas Asam blsas.
I'll iaeves dc 10 pasada semane
tuvimos el gusto de saludar 81 distin.
guido amigo y apreclable sorrsligio.
mario de Santurss, don Rafael Dies
de Andino, candidate popular por 10
Union para 10 AleAldia dc San Juan,
lie trsisron aqui asunios relaeionados o
con 10 msrcantll que reprsse lta on ela
eiudad.
Aver de msnsns sAlieron para
el bArrio dc Msmcyes ccn el fin de o.
lebrar I'm mtIn obrero pseudo repu
blicano, varios obreros de este pueblo
aeompa6Sdos del do San Juan, sefior
Angel Nuil.z Sc llsvArbn un sobera-
no chasco, pues los amigos do disho
hArrio, que eu el baluarts de la Union
ca esta oomarcs, no concurrieron &
OR las sAndecss y tonterfas dc aqus.
Hos oradores.
Aver mismo tuvieron lugar aqui
dos mltins unionistas. Uno por la
mAflAuS On 10 plaza del mereado, y
otro nor la tsrds ca 10 plszA pd dhlics.
En- smbos tomsron parse como ora
dores los entusisatas corre'gionarios
don T1rihio Osorin. don Istds @ Qiii1o
mes. don Antonio YtllAfans y oil hu'
milde C0rrssprnsAl SA trHtaron con
gran ao'srt1 Lee eussttones ob2eras,
ocnie dose dq relieve las tAlsss pre-.
diosr ds los msrtores ds nuevo SUMO
que eon csr<ta republicans pretsnden
engsfIsr egue ay honradoS trsbA
Iisdorss,
K qNe 6ataa Iinsaa escribe. trat6
10 conoerniepts & las versiopes que
circulan sesreA de In mala admins.
traction do In agrupsci6n obrera, de
ls que Ae qusiAn muehos dc los miem
bros que ella pertenecen,
-El RabAdo 80 inacribieron 18l
unionisssR, no pudisndo veriflcArlo
muchos mas, por la ereeiente do los
rios. Les insCrltoS hAsta auuf aacien.
dan dos mil eiento y piCo. Segura
mente que podremos iaacribir 500 mas
ell JueE de Psx de este pueblo
don Fslipe Rivera, hA solisitAdo dos
meses dc liceneia per enconsrarse 81
60 deiicado de- aAlud, LIE EuStitnira
el distinRuido correliglon ario don Bo.
nifs clio W. DeigRdc.
En- 10 pAAAd& semAna eatuvo In
vestigando las cuenlaS dc la exLingui.
de- JGrtS da C&minos de este Diathto,
81 InvesiigAdor Mr. Heliot. Las On
Cortr6 Fsifeetaments, proeedierdo
llsvArse todA 10 documsntaci6n cores.
pondiente q dichA Junts.
>Durante el pasado mes de Julio
Ge ipaeribieron 50 sl ReglHtro Civil de
este pueblo, 50 dsfunsioneH J IS nsci :
mientoa. Celehraronse civilmsnte osho
mAtrimonios.
CORRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15
!uNTA EScOLAR De PATILLAS

Estk vscAnse uua escuslA rural en-
este ttrmino con dotAci6n de IS para
vivienda del maestro J IN dollar pa
70 limpiexA del salon eEoolsr.
Los ASpirsEtss & ella pueden dlri
cir sun solicitudes 81 Secretario de
eItA Junt& dentro de los diez diM ST.
gulentes al do la iecha.
PatillaE, Agoslo 8 de 1906.
Ramon Costa.
4-2s. Presidents de lA JuntA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

Sc vende NOLINO de 81 engsnsie catalina mayor
To- Ia uemedA 14 di&meiro; horizontal; cndro
2 diAmstro con &C. de de da eou'trucci6n brsdo
Gail do Psf NONO 81 X7t dobe
dmero dc 10 s.t,na a. de ntsrmsdts A. motor tpo
de construction ods fabrcado renombrada consuc
tora de ]. Fletcher London Derbi de leg ara
Para norme dgrss en- 10 Captsl,
Snhrinnc do Ennuiomo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

EDWIN @. THOMPSON,
Director do Sssci0u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-15

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vleio a 81 quintal.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29
Corn Carnival and Pure Food
Show.

This exhibition will be held in Ok
lshoma City from November list to
December sth. Inclusive, and is an
event Of great Importance to the New
State and every person living in il.
The main purpose Of the Corn Car
nival is To secure the best specimens II
corn in the State and to select from
this display the b-st of all the samples
exhibited with which To make a grand
State exhibit at the Jamestown Expa-
sition tn compete with the world for
the grand prize.
This Exposition, "a you are aware.
will be an international affair and will
lie held at jamestown. Va, April 18th
To November 18th, 1907.
The progressive merchants and Citi-
zens Of Oklahoma have contributed
~oyersaO0OD to be- given in prizes tn
the farmers Of the New State a. an in
ducement for them To collect and ~
hibit the very best corn Ia be- found ia
all parts Of the state. There i absu-
Iutely 10 doubt that the New State
produces the finest corr in the world
and IL i the purpose TO induce the
farmer tn send these samples in order
that a display may be made at the
jamestown Exposition second to none
and thereby enable oklahoma t. re-
tain her right 10 be known a. THE
FIRST CORN COUNTRY" in the
world.
Cash prizes amounting 10 several
hundre red dollars are offered fordisplays
OF cotton from all over the State.
. There are also many prizes offered
for displays Of various field and ar
den products.
The Pure Food Show will consist Of
displays of all that il good in pure and
wholesome foods.
In addition To the Carnival and Pure
Food Show, the State Poultry Associa-
tion will hold their fourth annual ex-
hibition from December list to sth in
! elusive the Electrical Convention the
18th and eth of November and the
Show during the entire carnival; also
J "A fine stock sale ON December 9th.
The official program and premium
list, which gives fun information re-
garding the Carnival, rules regulations,
premiums, etc, will be sent free tn
anyone requesting same from the Sec
Rotary of the Corn Carnival Commit
tee.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29
What They Must Do.

When the constitutional convention
which j, composed OF a very large ma
jDrity Of Democrats, assem- bles in Guth.
rie tO make a new constitution.
they will r.Ot be- under any obligation
10 pass a prohibitory clause for part OF
the nes stats How composed Of Okla
hoina Territory but they will have 10
do that very thing for the Indian Ter
ritory section. Abraham Lincoln said
"a home divided against itself cannot
stand" and that this government
could not endure part free and part
slave, but the enabling act unrower-
ing oklahoma To- become a state has
imposed conditions that may compel
it to try to stand and endure part dry
and part wet.
The enabling act passed by congress
provides hat said convention shall
provide in said constitution:
That the manufacture, sale. barter.
giving away, or otherwise furnishing
except NJ hereinafter provided, Of i'm
~tonicating liquors, within those parts
Of said state now known as the Indian
Territory and the Usage Indian reser-
Walton aud within any other parts of
said state which existed as Indian es-
ervations on the first day OF January.
1904, is prohibited for a period of TWEEN
fy-one years from the date Of the ad-
mission Of said state into the Union,
snd thereafter until the people Of said
state shall otherwise provide by amend
mept Of said constitution and proper
state legislation. Amy person, indi
vidual or corporation, who shall manu-
f.cture. sell. barter, give away. or
Otherwise furnish any intoxic. ii Ig
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29
Constitution Won't 90 to
Congress if Approved By
President.

There seems to be considerable spec
ulatiOn regarding the requirements
II .cessary to establish Oklahoma among
the sisterhood of states and place the
forty-sixth star in the blue field Of Odd
Glory.
From the wording Of the enabling
act it appears that the State constitu-
ton need uDt be submitted to congress
Tor approval. The act directs thai the
convention shall provide by ordinance
for submitting the constitution il has
rejection. The return from this
election are to be made To the Terri
tOrial Secretary Of oklahoma, who,
with the Chief Justice of oklahoma
and the senior Judge of the United
states Court Of Appeals for the Indian
Territory shall canvass the rcturns
and il a majority Of the votes cast are
in favor uf the constitution. the result
shall be- certified t o the President of
he United States. Continuing the
act says
III the constitution and government
ri laid proposed State are republican
ia form, and II the provisions OF this
act have been complied with in the
formation thereof, il shall be- the duty
OF the President of the United States
within twenty days from the receipt
Of the certificate of the result of said
election aud a statement Of votes casl
thereon to issue his pruclama-
ton announcing the result of said elec.
tion and thereupon the proposed State
of Oklahoma shall be deemed admitted
10y congress into the Union. under and
by virtue of this act, ON HI equal foot
ing with the original STATES"
The wording Of the above provision
is certainly clear and but one conclu.
sion can be- reasonably reached, ana
that il the proclamation III the Presi-
dent places oklahoma within the I'm
ion, endowed with all the rights and
powers of other States and il would
seem that the election Of State and
county officers should follow As quickly
As conventions and elections can rea-
sunably he arranged for. and certainly
should not be delayed longer than alb
solutely necessary to a j%udi.ious on
siderati6n of the interests in vol sed.-
state Capital, OGuthrio.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29
Republican Ticket.
For Congress I'd District:
T. B. FERGUSON
Oklahoma.

Oklahom, and Indian Territory to
gethsr pilI ~ the new State % 1871
IL ia. a. gid lard a. lie- OutdODr-
snd = population smaller than Chicag'
~ a ,.rritory almost as large a. Obi
sDd Indians together. There j. room
.sough in the BeW state. and a splsn-
did opportunity. for thousands 81 ener
g-tic young farmers who want to raise
big crops and healthy families on their
own lard.
". xiil not worry you with stati tc-
Un oklahoma. They are too busy down
their getting In the CROP and building
ergnarie.. houses aid elevators o.
think about figures. But let u. tell
Jon this;
.oklainms will surprise the world
next year With the story Of her RAPID
arpgth. her schools and colleges. her
new owns. her banks, ard her pros
per ru., happy, out-of-debt proprietary
farn~-.
Oklahoma il the last Of the great AZ
r%iculrnrsl region. Of the country 10 he
oEenei for original settlement. Sc
leetions have alrrady been made, AM
prosperous farms and towns ESTABLISH
cd. but much 81 the -oil j. still in the
virgin state. and extensive ranches
hith-rtn devoted To- cattle grazing are
being divided up into farms at prices.
~ many instances. less than a single
year. harvest.
Did you e..r rear ~ Paul's Valley
in the Cbirksssw Nation. on the Old
mapsy When you learn what il il do
ing npw you won't want Ia stay in III
inois, fine State as il is. They raise
big CROPS 81 corn, Of potatoes and cot
ton. The largest cotton compress in
the Territory IL located here. together
With two banks. n Touring mill cream
cry, ice plant and other industries.
Arimore, a little further south has
a population 81 over lO.UD electric
light and waterworks. eleven churches
four public schools, high school and
Af'tiFrIb-A ffIi'G'- WV ShdA w lbl
think of that
shawnee il a growing, ~up-to-dat.
town near the center of Greater Okla.
hoina. II j. the center Of the potato
activity, shipping more tubers in a year
than any other producing point in the
world. running above the half-million.
bushsl mark.
President White. 81 the Territorial
Board Of Agric 'iture. says: "Oul
cotton averages two-thirds Of a bale Il
the acre $40 to go pounds.) and IL
the southern portions, ON the best land
a hale and q half. Corn does splendid.
ly. IL will surely average SIS bushel,
and often goes M To - and 80 bushels
Potatoes Civ. an average Of 100 bushels
and oats frum ~ - 81 bushels" Pres
idsnt White has a pretty good corr
record himself. He has raised 1900
bushels a year for the last ten years
averaging 10 bushels O the acre.-EH,
change.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29

bachelors are nomadic by nature
and va riable in their tastes. never go
ing with one girl long enough to be
dangerous.
bachelors make love easily. but
rarely keep it. Rich bachelors are
hunted openly and shamelessly, and
are always in great danger. Those
who finally escape arc. a. a rule, use
! IS ever afterwards Tom Mason,
in the December DelineatOr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29

liquor Of any kind. including beer. ale
and wine. contrary TO the provisions of
this section. or who shall. in the above
tise for sale or solicit the purchase Of
any III h liquors, ar who shall ship or
ia any way convey such liquors from
other parts III said state into the por-
tions hereinbeforc described, shall be
punished, on conviction thereof, by
fine of not less than fifty dollar and
by imprisonment of moi less than thir-
IS days for each offensc: Provided
That the Legislature may provide by
law for one agency under the super
vision of said state in each incorpor-
ated town Of 1000 population in any
county in said portions uf said state
hereinbefOre described and il there j.
no incorporated town u 200 popula-
tion in any county in PORTIONS Of said
state, such coanty shall be entitled 10
have u such agency. for the sale oil
such liqsprs for medical purposes, and
for the sale for industrial purposes of
alcohol which shall have been denatur-
lied by some process approved by the
United States commissioner Of internal
revenue and for the sale Of alcohol for
scientific purposes L such scientific
institutions, universities and colleges
n are authorized Ia procure the same
free Of ,aN under the laws Of the Uni
ted States and for the sale of such
liquors to any a%pothecary who shall
have executed an approved bond. in o
sum not less than $1,000 conditioned
that none Of such liquors shall bc used
or disposed Of for any other purpose
than cOmpOuniing Of prescriptions or
other medicines, the sale Of which
would not subject hinr to the payment
Of the special tar required Of liquor
dealers by the United States, and the
payment Of the special tax 10y any per
son within the parts Of said state here
inbefore defined shall constitute prima
49, A'Ath VI ltN AAN lAANhh ~ NND~
late the provisions OF this section. No
sale shall be made except upon the
sworn statement OF the applicant in
writing setting forth the purpose for
which the liquor Is to be use |, aud no
sale shall be made for medicinal pur-
poses except sales To a~pothccarics a.
hereinaboyc provided unless such state
ment shall be accompanied 10y "A bona
hde prescription signed 10y a regular
practicing physician. which prcscrip-
ton shall not bee filled more than II
Each sale shall be duly registered, and
the register thereof, together with the
aiiidayits ard prescriptions pertaining
thereto, shall be- open IA inspection 10y
any officer or citizen of said state at
any time during business hours. Any
person who shall knowingly make a
false affidavit for the purpose aforesaid
shall be deemed guilty of perjury.
Any physician who shall prescribe any
such liquor, except for treatment of
disease which after his W personal
diagnosis he shall deem To require such
treatment, shall, upon conviction
thereof, be punished for each ofTense
10y line Of not less than 500. or by i'm
prisonment aud any person coin CT d
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29

With any such agency who shall be
;1nvicted Of making any sale or other
disposition Of liquor contrary To these
provisions shall be Immediately en-
brceable in the courts Of said state."
Wichita, fKas.j Eagle.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-29
Bachelors

Bachelors a be found roaming at
large in all parts of the world. They
inhabit apartments, climbs, open fields,
bodies of waite and music halls. They
are also seen behind the scenes. They
hover at times near front gates, and
have been found in back parlors with
the aid Of q searchlight.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
COTTON ACREAGE.
Jordan and cheatham Give Out Fig
ure For Present Year.

Atlanta. May 22.-Southarn Cotton
association. by President Harvie Jor.
dan and Secretary Cheatham. gives out
a statement regarding cotton acreage
for 1906.
Texas reports as follows: Acreage.
1906, 1927. 500; 1905. 7.3li.O7l; per
cent Increase. $40.
Indian Territory-Acreage 1906,
s44.el3; 1905. s33.iOi; per cent In.
crease. 1888.
Oklahoma-Acreage 1906. 46i,s23:
1905. f267l7;; per cent increase. s.g3.
Louisiana-Acreage. 1906. 1.595.lis,
1905. l.6l0.074: per cent decrease. 1.55.
The statement shows an Increase OF
I36.22S acres this year over that plant.
ed In 1905. or n net increase OF 2.76
per cent These figures are 10 be
verified or corrected by a meeting OF
the state presidents at Jackson. Miss.
May 81.
The statement further says that the
scarcity OF labor. and especially in
Alabama, Louisiana. Miss issippi and
Arkansas. win cause az least 10 per
cent OF the acreage now planted 10
be abandoned on account OF the lack
OF necessary hands TO cultivate the
crop. Frosts In May caused consid.
cradle damage and replanting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24

street. In one case the identity OF
the victim was established. william
Burnip was his name. His remains
were dug from the ruins OF the house
by his son. Burnip's home was In the
east He was a locomotive engineer. a
native OF England and ftty-fve years
old.
The anticipated run on the banks
Monday did not materialiEe when the
commercial banks opened In down
town quarters. They did so. expect.
ing a rush on the part OF depositors.
and were fully prepared to meet H..
Instead OF heavy demands for pay
menrsy there Were much larger a
ments. there was much larger stearm
OF depositors. and each receiving teller
was far buster than the paying tellers.
Tho wells-Fargo-Nevada National
bank had over $50 1000. 900 in It's vaults
available for the expected rush. II
was stated that there were no heavy
Withdrawals, and in view OF confidence
being restored some OF the banks dc.
cided that the assistance they we're 10
receive from other sources Is now un.
necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24

Dsrton Granted That Length Of Time
70 File Motion FOR RehearInq.

Washington. May 22.-After offer
ing for the second time the judgment
from the United States court for the
Eastern district Of Missouri. wherein
Senator Burton OF Kansas was sen
fenced 10 six months in the jail OF
Iron county. Missouri. required 10 pay
a fine OF $1,000. and deprived here
after Of the right 10 hold office under
the government. the United States
granted him sixty days 10 file a mo-
tion for a rehearing. The action will
have the effect OF taking the case
over until the next term OF court, be.
ginning In October. as the present
term viii expire next Monday.
That the senate will be compelled
70 take cognizance of the case Is In
dicated by the decision In the follow.
ing extract:
The final judgment OF conviction
did not operate ipso facto TO vacate
the seat OF the convicted senator nor
compel the senate to expei him. or
10 regard him as expelled by force
alone on the judgment. The seat into
which he was originally indicted ns
senator from Kansas could only be-
come vacant by his death, or BY ex.
pirauon OF his term OF office, or by
some direct action on the part OF the
senate In the exercise OF It's constitu.
tional powers"
Justice Harlan. who rendered the
opinion. also held that the sentence
could not coycr an election TO the
United States senate. as they do not
hold their places under the govern
ment OF the United States"
To the newspaper men who called 10
see him. Senator surton said: Il
shall adhere TO my original policy Of
saying nothing until my case IL final
ly determined"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-24
CONDENSED NEWS.

Wheat cutting is on in wllbargel
county. Texas.
Natural gas viii cost Shreveport,
citizens IS cents per 1000 feet.
Cotton choppers around Marlin. Tex,
are offered $50 per day and board.
Farmers union Of Lamar county
will erect a $4,000 warehouse at Paris.
Vernon. Tex, will have an $500
creamery. MIX from 400 cows will be
used.
Several hundred blndery girls IN
Chicago printing offices struck against
wage reduction.
At Smithyille. Tex. n man employed
In the roundhouse was decapitated
by n train.
Farmers union and Denison Board
OF Trade will construct a warehouse
at Denlson.
From the Texas general revenue
fund $4,000 was transferred Monday
70 the school fund.