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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Sreeuer oe
S~orfonoelioheo.

Sre9ucr er en- moSbDSclia Rlonc,
timber De arrue 8Giener, iom or bicm.
is1t al Dem, gn brltu og ioIbrUuOt
@uO cir Iomen ct irtift OF iunNt 10.
ieerOe, men 6reaner - bull Dc iIe'
ite gpier, naar Sc ier imon bruno
&Ietter begpnoe at piie Jig pua en-
eaer2 flor % fin &uO % iPtter
Simuet % &or0 / 9eoGgeIic for at
bIi Dem fuit.
90 set Firoelige er 10 0cn Ciua.
al 10 buINere % iinere Anitat$buOcn
er. beito Icttere bar 0en for at hIi
~ioIbrmnSt. SrrIiG bar Gamer mcO
rsOo8tigt Saur let for at bli freQnct,
og Oere8 8ortOilelie er itor, Ga nctOp
berea Sub er ioo bui0, at sc bruno
Fletter piicr fla ioa tnSCIip poa oeu.
NterfeItGt NOT ijnoc0 6re9nCr lun0t
buppigere Dos aoinocr emo hos QIunn.
SIAN man tRnfe itg noaet iao bag
benbt3 NGuoeuc tor fig life iao
farIig nRr al oct, mems auinocrne
%betrngter oct iom en- itor ltlsffe,
Sono frcguer er for noget? 90
bporui De fommer?
Sa $780, Si8ie SpsrgSluouI er life
iaa IGtte at beipore. SeIuisIgeIil pc0
De fleite, at Sreauerne er Imun runoc
euer oonle bruno BIetter, iom iunrIer
fla / auiigtct, noor oct ON SOmmerCu
ubiPtteS for SoIenS umiooeIbore
@irfning. elsie BIettcr frcmfoms
luer oeo Opbobning al ct Tarpcltot
iom fables Element, iom eaer8 fin.
Se$ ieuut oper Suoen % cir oCnnc cit
mgrfere eIer Igiere Surpc, eiteriom
stoffet finoeS / itsrre eaer mtuorc
Mruq6e.
2piet er BET, iont trGffcr Oi3ie
Bletter frem / Su0en, 90 BET er DC
ioofntbte femiIfe geIe al 9piet, DC
bIoolige, fom fremtoIoer benz pno oen
Del al 5uben, iom life OGffeS al
&IGoerne.
Get Qao6ciuIhe peS Sem pr, at life
ale Wcnncitcr faor Dem, men al 0e
iGrlig boiler iig til Dc BLONDE, Dc ROO
boore0e % gierue f~oriOinoer, mar
p]eofommeuoe SuUioio blir oucr 30
Mar.
Mun er uItion pod BET rene meb,
at .Srcgner fremfommer, nuor 9piet
inSpirfer poo en- iGrtig bispOuerct
SllO, men bpori De fpgeIige NnITg
beitoor - ia, ic set ueo iuaen!
"SoorIGSeS ifoI ieg unSgoa Oem?"
iper Den unge Game, boiS pafre Gr.
itat er ooerorD8iet meo be fieOeIige
imao RIetcr.
Ter 9iOeS 10 Sc forifieuiGitc "giio-
Ter moo Tre9ner" - mcr eIler minore
uifpISiqe. : Sc fleite al Dem fin0eS
Su6Iimat ueGer SoIicpl, iom frenfoI'
ser en- afifaIning al Sperbuoeu %
Sermco iiernes natrrIigois 6regncr'
ne. SoopI o. @rsniGbe fan oaion
a~nbeubeS, men ale oiBie QtioIer fan
oite pirfe for iterft pao cn Bnttoolig
SUB.
ct bra Ri06eI itnI oct o0re en-
Sang SngIia at qniSe au'tgtct IND
mcS en- friTf GitrOniftbe eIler Gitrors
Taft, bInnSct me0 @(bcerin. TeIgenoe
galoe, bIanSet iammen poo CIT TIoife,
on6efoIe8 al mango: 30 8rom 81.
troniait. 9 Srom gorarpuIoer, 2
@ram Suffcr.
@iI mar un6gan 6re8ner, idor mon
ON Sommcrcn prspe aIti6 at gnu meo
RaraioI eQer b~reo'tpgaet Sat mcO
rsSt eaer gulf Slsr, eIcr Ueb at gHioe
SuSen meo Saluer, boori ser or al.
min eler @usclIma.
Rdnae rpnfer foragtelig poa RG'
fen, naar be bsrer ON &oinScr, iom
poa 500 og 9io oil prsDe at bIi foit
6regnerne. Get er 8oriGnJeIIGbeO,
flyer Be bnanIig. 3i5ic BeitpIonins
ger fan Sc imiolertt0 ia meo Ro; ole
bill 10 oierue ie ina goot 10 iom mt
liat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

9ctop Scrfur. en- uns 5pr, iom
trRngte gense, eif til en- WanS os
BAD ON at iaa lame 80 Dollars.
"Wen ieg fienber Gem life en-.
gang" iagoe @anben.
e7et er netop berfor, ies fom bio"
ipareSe DnaIingen. ~5or be, ION
fien6er mig, bill life engang lame mig
so Gents"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Qdben Rorreiponodrce.

eossperas snanl I benne wfheitrs belpnus AZ Aepc.
faierne Y. n. Sosaes. sgcxtsDsoeo. NiHn- % Josa
DlItk GRob,iou. sRts.
Gpsrgsmaal ira sr rIoHer. ION tfe rpatrsr fHs
Nnpne I'll RsnofttpueR, befDarrs fife.
epsSasrc beest aiIotit Ens Gyeresunai ! e dnrt %
fpbeIisf Gprca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

2998. Sp. /. Seq tog Somciteab 29bc
9eceu,ber 1908 90 bbe9eoe Srs paa bet
ben 29bc Suut 1904. 8Iir bet re9uet
for "eitabliibeb reiibence" fsr lSgausen
al Be fprite 8 RanueSer2
2. SSis life boorlrn9e ie9 od DO
pGa set for at fIuue "pruoe cp" NAB
Senee2
Spar: Get.
2. IA Nnaneber fra ben Cato, ba
&c "Hlen" pan 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

Seq bar mOotasst "8soieIsSagsboseu"
os Tiger lem mango Sat. Seg bar bsrt
megen glos ON beHue BOG, o. ies iGuSt
a. ben ioriisnsr al BEN SeoS ben faar. ian
lea bill msb @I9os aubefaIe ben til andre.
Y. SoIen.
RtmeapoIis. Riun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

30G2. Sp.: SiHbes Der roget frit
SomeiteaSIan6 / Stnten 8nibington?
Or Def bare SfpnLauS beruSs, e1er er Der
oeiaa YrairieIauo? 6oor itaI man bens
peHoe it9 for at faa ueiere aebe paa cans
bets Beitaffeubeo Der?
snar: strip til u. e. 2nnb 6pm.
missioner, @aihiustpn, .. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

5000. g.: SpprleSes bIiper BET,
naa en- Rano fom life er gift bar man
ae Serge / 8nufcn, os bnr Ssr bIibcr iao
Sensene iena til bans SIeetuinge [ BET
9anIe Sano, eler beboIoer 8anten benz?
spar: Ss pifcniiise 9isnbisbebrr
bill tase fla at 8pet, % enentueit arpe.
fran bsr frcmlrsses for bisie, b. b. Z.
Sfifterettsu. Sar %arpinserue insen til
at reprGieutere iis,bpr be benpenoe iis til
nermefte nprife &puinl % anmobe ham
ON at untase fig Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

3001. Sp.: 8h Se bGre iaa mil at
orIpie mig / 9eres glao, ON BET er Ioos
Iigt at buISe Spinebns / Gtateu gRiuues
iotG.
2. Sois bet er uIobIigt, iii boem ital
ie8 b~enpeuSe mig for at faa oct ~itaniet?
soar: l.. Get CT u~lsplist at bslSe
Gpilcbns | Neinneipta.
2. Senueub Ten I'll Gpnnts gttpr.
neD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

S~psresmaalet ON, bborIeSes n ifal
lone biemmebrpeeet 81. BIZ geotcnmrens
De Sperser faa beiparet psS at benpenbs
fs til 5pbu 9. scpum, Sniriar. Rinn..
R,.3. 9, sor IS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

5000. Sp.: SbaS betbser SrSet 9aes
ceuiiou? 90 boao betpoer Srbet ges
meits?
Spar: Reeeniiou CT en- beSpmmsu.
be eIer fritifanmeISslie af ct Strift, ups
iaa en- fritiif libsape ai ct Bert. Res
niiis betpoer: ben itraffeHSe RetfGrs
bigben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

2997. ep.: Seq "fireS' baa 2anb /
Guro 0dtota / Rarts bette aor 90 Hal
flptte paa 2auoet efter 8 RaaueberS
Sorlsb. ON ieg mi "prouer op" mcr
9senge eftcr IA Iaaneccr, faar ieg bG
Eiben resuet fra ben Sio, ba ie8 "fIeo".
Spar: So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

2996. Sp.: Soab fables gIfeu6en
paa GneeIf?
Snur: Spprg. IS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

8t br mi furuRt en- ubu 5omHbrmg Dor 1mebthde SormeL ibet ri bar hHstt
rsk ahBunbe SnGrA6sHier til Dor Heotdn ben Srnfgt for Juuthe al mogad mnHg
aRBbrU, ION Upr gtNcnI mIGueb i BeHndnb for at aonorHe euerbutPlbtse Bnionr
9shs srOoHh r M panhssn get er b&t mesrrg al 2ntsrnal SeOegs autO-
ny ta5rtsrsE tr ian 0GTe oIntanO IE aPemg Tom en- gt og ben T ogaa rtiassr
9tanc aa6 andre Orb: DSa Rro0nft bar M en- ia Ggs StutH' OoeriOr sOusn.
font nOgcH arbn GuuFnbt gRcbudn
s9Mt pt bar ioTtag4 beTns BOFGhrns bar Vi ioreLl UOr He yOrHEt % uor stgrst
Gunaiang Paa &tgetrHs r FORFEIT ca ianStGrOgt inwttnr geS'HfHS tarnGtHtqte
o. theraDGUte SortH.
Vi Nder al Oon8 snnr ht oiNe, at Ut groOut r rOoHst % at be gaatGnoe, oi
air. pua pr 8iguct life ahne G gobnicrt a OF io, mU oSaa al iumraEHbe dHtur@
Rkr 9US upadNe Reutugr bar amo paa &dpet oUrrb c be 6OnHsOe etasr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

1906. g.: bRr at BEN 8pobeS at Bee
Ipare efterfslaenbe Spsrssutanl / "9es
crra5s9oiteu". Seq sr neruIig Gbor'
nent. Spgio abresieu paa en- eaer fIes
re Rsutiamlcre. III.
Guar: 9ette Sssrssmaal er ienht
til gbpoEut Spsnes I Rpntepibeu, ipu
beiparrr iuribiife S%pprssntaal for benne
gfbelins. gt ifal | benue anlebuing tsjen
faa 9pn til at nttrbe nm, at
spprgsmaal til gIabet life rtaa ien'
Ses til be to 9bppfater, men bi.
reftc till 9Iabet. Z EilfGlbe,
bppr benne 8esel life tlir fnlat, pil
Der intet SeuiDn bliue tasct til Spsrgsa
maalcnc. 8i ienber til pUre iuribiifc
Webnrbeibere fun faaSanne iurtbis
ffc Spsrssmaal, ipnt life fan beipares
I Rcbaftipnen; life ensans Spbrssnnaal
angaaeube Spn~efteabluuen o. /. beibareS
az benz, lanst mtnore naturlfsuiS
S~pbrssntnal of ben slrt iotn ppeuftaaen'
be; men, Tom iast, tben SeHfpn til,
bnaS man fpprser nm, iaa ntaa Spprgs'
maalet | afr gilfGlSe ienSes biz
refte til Slabet, bpts man penter at faa
spur. Cab nH ole ps eitbper butte bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

enar: Sraenes 8etpSnins CT fslstnse:
Panis 8rpb, piscis Stiff, fms @noe, GrGn'e,
ignis Slo, lapis Sten, pulpis Stsn 0erat
9uluerl, cinis Gife, orbis areoS, etriel,
amnis Gin, CANALS aonaf, sanguis Sipo,
ungvis SaesI. glis Sppicper, annals Sar'
bog, fascis anippe, 8mot, axis en- Vile,
funis Seb, 5aus, mensis @eunneo, fnstis
Stpf, vectis 2sftetans. vomis Bloslern,
ensis SperO, vomis Srrn, Marf, torris en-
8ranb, curumis Ggitrf, eng. cucumber,
posts 3prpoIt, follis 8IGiebelg mugilis
enilaes sin, cassis @arr. cossis Cbeber os'
iaa c-ossus) 9arpe uuber Sari, iirr Gscbart,
Calls Sti, coils Snue, Battle, sentis 3orr'e'
butt, cauiis Steusel, atque bstpeer %,
polls flint Nfel. Stsp. Sertil fan fsteS tor
quis SaIsfi9be, names, pl. afosbe.
spsrsersn bar stenipnlis IGf 2. 9.
gusses latirffe 8ramtnatif, % ban uis
fer prattif, OF bet bar nHttist at iuSspe
Resler peb SiGIp af Beers, ba ban efter
faa mango Slar buffer bet leite. GIG.
nenSe gerS or pptasne at &. sGreincr,
bpis latinife @rammatif faucs | Sutberan
gnbliibius Spuie. Orb poa Grbelien is
err | Satin Sunfjsn; men masculini
generis ,: Sanfipnsurb CT be | Seriet
a~ufsrte, ipnt aItiaa er tlnntaselier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Tr. 9. Q. Sartmau,
eare 8eerusnu9 rug YiIg. 60,
Gptumtns. Ghip.

tTEN ETNWWIT I IN WU
Columbus, Ohio.
'gaa GrunS al be ForanbrEgn, fem sr fuutaRt ben 5wueL sfr buthH gerRua
Hu producers o. brnps Sdubeku, % pG Buno az be Anal1kr ION r tprt1Fti
bette 8ureau Ua en- udaefe Of geneaMrrru pb 3Rarumbdphat. ION sr GRngpst
pOeufUr er bette VUtor az ben Gutute, at 8errua - naarh ben tIerebes / EprEs'
nprrnaHe u0 Den TprnrL ipu Hu bruqes - Hbebober uMrRHehg 3rsSn at nae
grQpQraist ubCniUr RQteuooeu al bette RUrnrB GpHbeNe al l2e September 1905. %
SerfUr of 8cruner im hncrbu o. iGtscr iamme te betFps at iurtaFs ct fperlt
Tar 5tuup" sUsrCn fm 7ehiuaBr sMr .hm gboGidRs eler Observation-Disclosures at
Spruupia eIU bcuneHbe 3rN. SCbH U. Uertes, GouHnpousr"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11
Gbe pc.rt,sita DRAG MIC. 60.

TeIsnbe r aKhrt al SmntugH al ct laHgt Bup mo IN SrbsiOrgs al Sasrt
Stour, mooa8st Of 9 z. SurHan ira Sn. 3. q. 8efes, Commissioner af Suisr
nal Rrpcua % iom taller ir fig ku:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-11

1904 Sp.. ara ben sib ies irctDentes
rebc gonesbers gaiSoeIs % 8edIftoIe,
crinbrer lea en- Stnmp al bet lntinIfc
Gprogs aisnsregler; ieg snIfeoe til ben
Gnoe qicrne at raa oneriat feIgerbe La
iinife Orb, Der a a~ffattet ! ct gers
i~naIeoes: Masculini generis ere feIs
eenoe par is:
Panis, piscis, crinis, fms,
ignis, lapis, pulvis, cinis.
orbis. amnis og canals,
sangvis, ungvis, glis, annals,
fascis, axis, funis. mensis,
fustis, vectis. vomis, ensis,
vermis, torris, cucumis,
posts, follis. mugilis,
cassis, cossis, calls, coils,
sentis, caulis atque polls.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
Not Damaged.

Manila. July Transport Thoma.
on rocks OF Island OF Guam, was not
damaged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
NEGROES co LATER.
VIII Not BE a, Camp Mabry Until the
state Militia Have Departed.

Austin. July 9.-Regular oihcers
here In charge Of troops now at Camp
Mabry are advised that the Twenty
fifth United States infantry, which Is
n negro regiment. which Is TO be sent
here for camp instruction. will not ar
rive until after the state militia OF the
National guard had left camp. which
will be after Aug II. II was az hrst
the intention 10 have the negro regi-
ment here during the maneuyers Tor
Texas soldiers This change has
caused n great relief TO officers and
men Of the uard, az Il was feared that
there Nigh be trouble between the
volunteer soldiers and negroes II both
were here al the same time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10

The battleship Texas has been
retired from active service in the
United States navy and will be
made station ship at the new navy
yard a, Charleston, ;. c. The
Texas had considerable bad luck
in her career, but she won imper-
ishable fame in connection with
the destruction Of Cevera's fleet of
Santiago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
FAIR DATES FIXED YESTERDAY.
viii Hold Four Days-0etober "a TO u
lnelusiye-AddiiiOnal Com
mittees Named.

The Bryan Fair directors held a
meeting at the Office Of Doremus x
Butler yesterday afternoon and SEE
lected October "a 90 y inclusive as
the dates for holding the fair this
wear. The fair will begin on Wed.
nesday and end on Saturday.
Two more committees were also
named. as follows:
Privileges and Amusements-M
r, Dansby and A. NJ. Waldrop.
Advertising-J. w Bats, A. J
Buchanan aud Malcolm Carnes.
Repairs on the fence inclosing the
fair grounds have been authorized
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY COMMITTEE.
Lists OF Names 10 be Voted on for Dele.
gates 10 County Convention.

The primary committee of the
democratic executive committee
of Brazos county met at the court
house yesterday afternoon, all
mebers Of the subcommittee being
present, namely: John X. Par.
ker. chairman; Jas. Wilson Jr., L.
II. Royder, w. d. Yardley, j. +.
Ettle, Joe Shepard.
The committee prepared the Of
fetal primary election ballot ioI
each precinct in the county and
received and prepared the lists OF
names from eacn precinct to be
voted on for delegates to the coun'
~ convention. The names of the
candidates for all offices in the or
der they will appear on the Off
cial ballot have been published in
he Eagle. The lists of names to
be voted on for delegates appear
below:
Millican, Precinct No. !, seven
delegates TO elect: B VI Curd, G
/ Dunlap, W A Millican, + p
Miller, J + Eaves, II II South, z
II Arlington, G. L Orr, W X
Symms, NJ L Dunlap.
Wellborn, Prec. No. ,. two dele
gates to elect; Thos. Royder,
Arch Eaves, G w Gilbert, A b
Candy, Pink Barron, J l. Hensar-
ling.
College Prec. No. 3, four dele
gutes TO elect: RR Royal, James
Carson, Frank ,Stasney, Levi Bat
tie, Jno S,asney, T T Goodwin.
Harvey, Prec. No. 5, two dele
gates to elect: NJ G Buchanan, O
l. Andrews.
Kurten, Prec. No. 6, four dele
gates to elect: Z 4 Lloyd, Phil
lip Endler, J II Hearne, Charles
Gerke, J + Mathis, Bob Smith,
W II Morgan, B F Odom.
Tabor, Prec. No. 7, one delegate
to elect: J ID Castles, Cy Koontz.
Edge, Prec. No. 5, two delegates
to elect: Tom Frame, Jao Henry,
W II McMichael.
Bates Store, Prec. No. 8, sew.
en- delegates TO elect: J +
Astin. c A Glenn, John Kasarek
J c Blume. Nose Lipscomb, LUX,
Calinia, ; d Martin, F A Caps
Dominec Angona
Bryan City Hall, Prec. No. 10,
six delegates 10 elect: G ; Par
ker, J Z Butler, a G Board. } X
Parker. j. +. Ettle, J ; Mooring Jr
J L Edge, W ; Higgs, J T Ma
loney.
Bryan Courthouse, Preo. No. IL
5 delegates to elect: c A Adams
W " Harris. T C Num-, + |
Boyett, V 3 Hudson, J \ Gale
IG r Wicker, l. l. Mclnnis, j Il
Astin, Ed Hall, Malcolm Carnes
"A. w Buchanan, " f saunders
sam r Henderson, L L Wedding
ton, J VI Peters.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

Dominek Campisoue, 4 young
Italian, IS wears old, died OF
hvdrophobia at hi- home in the
Brazo- bottom in Burleson county
Sunday morning at an early hour.
II appears the malady was con-
tracted from doctoring dogs at
fected with rabies. The attending
physician says the young man haC
u typical case OF hydrophobia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
IS ASSUMING SHAPE.
Capt. Kennedy is Promoting the Bryan
College TrOlly Line.

Houston, Tex, July Capt.
Edward Kennedy, the well known
promoter Of railroads and National
banks. returned this morning from
BRYAN. where be arranged for the
building of al electric trolly line
between Bryan and College Sta
ton. Approximately $4,000 will
be REQUIRED TO build and equip
the road, and of this sum $4,000
already has been subscribed by
the citizens OF Bryan and College.
The balance, with the exception OF
$1,000, which will still be raised
by the Bryan Business League, is
TO be COTTON together by Capt. Ken.
nedy, and for the purpose he will
organize a stock company of Hous'
ton business men, who will finish
financing the deal. Three direc.
tors are TO be chosen at Bryan aud
four are 10 come from elsewhere-
probably Houston.
As vet none Of the details have
been finished, although these are
being energelically attacked by
Capt. Kennedy. Within a shori
time he hopes to have actual con
ztruction commenced and the linz
under a fair way. Its TO he i've
and one half miles long CALVES
ton News.
The aboveis incorrect with re-
| ference to the amount Of none.
already subscribed towards tn
project in Bryan, but the troIlt,
/ line committee will meet tal
morning and take immediate sep
to raise the necessary stock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
In the Houston Post scholarship

In the Houston Post scholarship
contest Clifford Brannum OF Hous-
ton. who won first choice OF boys
schools and colleges represented,
selected the Allen Academy OF
Bryan. Miss Blanche Buchanan
Of this city selected the Texas
Woman's College as her choice OF
the schools 70 which the scholar
ships extended. Our schools are
honored at home end abroad.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
BETHEL BARBECUE July u.

Mr.. Albert Bullock requests the
Eagle 20 announce that the Bethel
barbecue and basket dinner, hereto
fore postponed on account of the
weather. will be held on Thursday,
July 10. at Bethel Academy aud
every body is cordially invited 10
attend. Plenty OF water available
for stock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
RAILROAD DAMAGED.
Heavy Rains Have played Havoc With
the National Of Mexico.

Laredo. July 9.--Heavy rains which
have fallen during the past forty-eight
hours have played havoc with the Ma
tional railroad between this city and
villaldama. ninety miles south OF here.
twenty-five kilometers Of track and
five bridges have been washed away
and all trains have been abandoned be
tween here and Monterey.
Hundreds Of laborers have been
rushed 10 the scene Of the washouts
from bottle directions, in an endeavor
10 quickly repair the damage wrought
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
DEPOSITORY BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the
city council OF the city Of Bryan at
its next regular meeting. Friday,
July -, 1906, for the depository Of
the funds Of the city for the ensuing
year. ]. +. Butler, Mayor.
Frank Clarke, City Secretary. 1856
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10
HON. o. 3. cOLOUlTT COMING JULY 10

Hon. O. B. Colquitt, candidate
Tor governor, will speak at the
courthouse in Bryan tt $50 p. m,
Friday. July 10. 1906. Everybody
cordially invited TO he present and
hear MIN. ADVERTISEMENT 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10

Rockefeller has just passed his
9th birthday and il busy lodging
subpoenas on a limited income of
$i.92 a second.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-12
Christmas Suggestions.

1t is only two weeks to Christmas and
here are few holiday suggestions:
Do your shopping early By so doing
you get the best variety of holiday goods
and you also help the clerks who will be
exceptionally busy the last days before
the holiday.
Forward your Christmas packages to
absent friends now and avoid the an
noyance of the delay and the disappoint-
ment of friends that is sure to come if
YOU wait until the holiday draws near
The American Express Company are an
ticipating the biggest trade this month
in the history of their business and to
encourage early shipment have provided
Manager Abbott Of the st. Johnsbury
office with labels, "Not to be opened un-
til Christmas" which can be obtained at
the Office. Our post office and express
Office will increase their force next week,
but there will be an unprecedented crush
of packages at both Offices and the ear
lier packages are despatched the better.
And last but not least, buy your Christ
mas presents at home and not get led
astray by the catalogues of the city de-
partment stores. The St. Johnsbury
merchants have provided at great ex-
pense and much planning large and va
ried assortment of gifts. Rememberthat
when any enterprise or institution needs
help our own merchants respond most
generously to the call Now is your
chance to help them dispose of their
wares
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-12
Gifts Appreciated.

The following letters show with what
pl assure gifts were given and received
from the school children of the town to
the ladies at Sunset Home at the Thanks
giving season.
The comfort and good cheer which
Thanksgiving brought to Sunset Home
will long be remembered. Besides the
many gifts from the older friends of the
Home, $50 school children contributed
individually through the two loads of
supplies which were added. The Home
would like to express its verbal thanks to
each child as well as to the older friend
who planned the happy surprise but it
must content itself with general and
hearty printed Thank You" to all who
have remembered to share their blessings.
1t would especially thank the editors OF
the Republican and CALIFORNIAN for the
use of their columns and for their help in
many other ways. The letter below
from Supt Dempsey explains itself.
To the Ladies at Sunset Home,
St. .Johnsbury, VT.
Dear friends =
The children of the Summer Street
schools unite in sending you a Thanks
giving contribution. and they all unite in
wishing you all not one, but many,
many bright and happy Thanksgiving
Days.
Most truly yours,
Three Hundred Sixty Boys and Girls.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-12

Believing that he had caught very
rare specimen of the American skunk,
which has caused much agitation in the
vicinity of Pittsford of late, Robert
Drake rejoiced when he found loudly
protesting pure white animal in one of
his steel traps, and promptly executed
the unhappy prisoner. Later it devel-
oped that the carcass was that OF a
valuable and cherished angora cat,
owned by member of the family of Dr.
H. H. Swift, and which had been adver-
tised as lost in recent issues of Rutland
papers.
Harley Donna, of Westmore, shot and
killed two offers at one shot with a rifle
at Long Pond recently. The offers were
seen swimming toward each other and
as they came together Mr.. Donna shot,
killing both animals, the bail passing
through the head and neck of one and
the head of the other The skins are
good ones and worth about SIS each.
0. S. Bliss, prominent in the county
and state as an authoritative writer on
agricultural subjects died Sunday morn
ing at his home one mile south of
AGIltI. I1G WAS ONCI on years
old, and was successful farmer, an in
teresting and instructive writer for the
press, and a man who had host of
friends. He was leader of the move
ment which eliminated in the organiza-
tion of the Vermont Dairymen's Asso-
citation and in many other ways he con-
tributed to the improvement of the Yer
mont farm and the enlightenment of the
Vermont farmer.
About o'clock Sunday evening the
Air Line train from Newport to Mon
treal on the Canadian Pacific railroad,
ran into two engines, at Newport, run
ming as a double header. No person
was injured but the three engines were
crippled and all the cars but the bag
| gage car was damaged. After delay of
about five hours another train was
made up. The accident was due, it is
supposed, to a misunderstanding of
orders.
The supply of ice in Newport is ex-
hausted and it is necessary to bring
what is used from Montreal. There are
about five inches of ice in Lake Memphre-
magog. The lake usually freezes over
before Thanksgiving day but this year
did not close over until December 2.
When the ice reaches thickness of nine
or ten inches cutting will begin.