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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-02
LAKE HELEN.
Sp~rial t'orr,.Is,n,Irn--.

b
pleasant suburban home, making
Il a RAINY residence
Mr.. and Mr.. DAVIS Of Michigan
ram. last week e. visit n month
with her aunt. Mr.. Ann Stevens.
Mr.. and Mr.. Era-tus Hop
kins vent "Wednesday &" th" OT-
mnmd autn races
Mas"n Noble has lern visiting
hi- parents aud friends sine" S''p-
tender. u" returns Z" las posi-
ton With an urrrle 90 j"nu"cti-
eat next N'--k
Mr.. Sears and daughter ar
dnmirile,l iu thr stark u eat her
,uitag.; their h"mr i ~ New
York.
H.rI~rt Willi-,u has u"t iii"d
Postmaster Arthur pelt"n that he
will resign hIs position a. past
ulIi-e clerk al thr end Of tre pre-
mt month. Mr. Wilson D. at
rXrmplarv y"ung man Wh"m all |
will mis-. lie inteud- ." tab !
,7purs. "f study loo wirelc-. tclrg
raphy, probably at atlanta, Ga.
The ladi'.- "t the C"ugr' cat i"nal
church rl,.ar,I slS,H' at their tea
. Thursday evening despite Tho
rain Storm.
! Mr.. and Mr. Row" and sister.
Mr.. Holloway. from u-Weg". y
/ y. have taken rr"ms ~ tn Bu
dorm mau-iuu fer TIA. winter.
. Ueprgc Budoril and partn'r
have taken q iob "f painting that
will "crupy month. 1T Lake
Minucm ls>'.tt.
Al"ulo IIalri and family viii
move e. Ih.lnud n-Nt week.
Thu Grauvill, has ~ last up
eu1l it. doors g. guest. IV"
Iadir. from Nv York have rrum-
Their. and other room. ar lr.Iu.
fitted fer tenants. Thrr, u great
r. juiring that tourist can 'tud
, homrs Ter ~" winter iu tins ""m-
m,alous. b-autiiui building F"r
three wears there ha- ''c'u 20
sl-aTth IT accommodation t"r VIII
e trr yi.it"r- Z" this l"y"li"-i 81
hamlrt.. IIuudrsl- have gotten
from the train, hoping 4" remal'
, her. Who have l-,u compelled l'
! muy. un l#-cau-e there Wa %" Va
, cant r,nms ~ le rented. SIM
. pcr-,,n will. 10 s'arch # al "l'
, Inrtuniiy &" invest capital. err"
q apartment hnUs'-s "r small cot
. tases 10 the near futur'' and real
, IT,. g,sd interest "n thu .","-t
u m.ut lu', ;-. cu-aIer h"r' thai
- ~ many "th'r towns With few
] attraction
a \ pleasant PARTY vent &" li.u'
. Springs saturday. Il - a ~l"'
r Iill fr..sh from the m"uld uf Ia
/" TURF and shows h"r wonderful
=, creative gifts. hut the grand "l'
= i've oak. nn 10" Thur-hy PIauia
}. ton near by nav. l-eu sIril''i
4 II secms sarrilrse 4" d"-lr"
\ .urh anrient marvrls uf beauty a
H. these.
- T.. Nelson Blake and wife az
- AT th. Harlan in the Pines fer
p short stay Mr.. Blak" make
n annual visits q" this l"rallt! Z
visit his T,.latlvrs aud 9" l''ok a.
ter his large rial stat" interest
n. here.
=, Next SUNDAY. Ai th" m"nt"TI'
~, Baptist church. will "~rur ih
, annual memurial servi'' for i
~ voung man in whose memory III
:. rxquisitr building was rT.v.,'-l v
a his par-uts. Mr.. aud Mr.. D.. '
=. Blake.
I. The ". &. 7. I. will me-
=. Thursday afternoon at :::s' =. n
=. at the Baptist church l'rtur
- rpm.
I'll Mis- M"ntrrvillr at Delar
wa thu guest If Mrs. Allie
:, Hurst last week.
I'll" starrh fart"ry vas al
thr,e days l'ecaus" If lark
r,S,ntir rp'ts.
=" The southern Cassadaga CAM
~ meeting begins next Sunia
murulng it, series "f daily m''.
us.. which will c'niinu" un,
-, lie SUNDAY in April. Tibet
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-02

III, main, 'u,ud. 81 capt, W
A Tinker II EreNari county arr
men, rrulug hl. pam' az a I-'-''-
lie randidat. t"r governor 'n
| I..>. TNo Years ahead Il time
rather hong TIM "a WhIrh t.
..m.ntiuu uames," bat e CaP'Alr
TneksI deeides 20 I..s:.n.. Z az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27
IN nth ANNUAL SESSION
Unusually Large Number
in Attendance
fnY Ass solated Press.l

Montgomery, Ala, Dec 27-Mont-
gomery has thrown her gates wide
open in welcome TO the scores OF dis,
tinguished educators and others who
have arrived for the seventeenth an
nual convention OF the Southern Edu-
eational association. The attendance
OF visitors is increasing by the pres.
ence of many fair delegates TO the an
nual convention of the Southern assO-
citation of College Women, 10 be held
simultaneously with the educational
meeting. ARRANGEMENTS have been
made to accommodate IN private houses
those visitors who prefer this mode
OF living during their stay In Mont
gomery. The plan for the social en-.
tertainment OF the visitors is of the
most perfect and elaborate character,
The formal opening of the educa-
tional convention takes place this
evening aud the sessions vii continue
over Friday and Saturday, President
John W. AbererOmbie of the uniyer.
sity OF Alabama viii call the gather
ing to order and deliver his annual
address as president of the associa.
tiOn. Governor JelSs, Superintendent
Hin aud Secretary Sayre viii welcome
the visitors. for whom response will
be made by President G.. r. Glenn ol
Dahlonega. and others.
Tomorrow morning will be devoted
10 reports of educational progress IN
Southern states. to be presented by
thestate superlentendents or their rer
resentatiyes. Friday evening the edu
Gators viii be addressed By President
Craighead OF Tulane University and
Miss Martha Berry, OF Georgia.
The programme arranged for Sat
uEday morning provides for nnmer
/ QAs papers. among them the follow
ing Technical Training In Second
AIRY Schools. President Stephens. ol
Louisiana: Some School urOblems,
Superintendent Jordan, Of Arkansas
rhe High School IA the State Sys
tenn. Professor Stewart. OF Georgia
Libraries and Schools" Professor
naskette. OF Tennessee
Saturday evening Mrs Patterson
OF North Carolina. will speak of thl
work Of school Improvement associa
tions IN the South. and President Mul
Inns. OF Kentucky. viii deliver an ad
dress on Greek and Modern ideals u
education
During The afternoon Of each dal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

sessions will be held by She several de.
partmcnts Of the association. These
departments and their presiding Oil
GERS are as follows
Administration. Mr.. Edward p
Burns. of Atlanta. Ga
superlntendence, supt Gibson. OF
Georgia
Manual Arts. DR.. johnson, OF Mis-.
sississippi
Normal instruction, President Bran
son, of Georgia.
child Study. Professor Buchner. OF
Alabama
Southern Association of College Wo-
men, President Grace w. Landrum
OF Georgia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27
nsd SERVANTS GUESSING.

A London lady who had been hQl-
lday'makinG, wrote to q servant thar
ahe would be home next evening az
tis0 lp VI, and asking that dInaer
be ready ArrA~s q home. sha found
40 dinneE The efok sseveared With
apologies. "Would you MUD telling
ae. ma am, what D W moansf" she
sakd, 81 couldn't make II ont, but
Rsish ltho housemaid) said Il must
nean, pus st Victoria. SO we Al.
lowed yon an hour to gat home from
ths slaarFA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

~ G, Dewitt & Co. OF Chicago. at
ph01> laboratory Kodol Is prepared, as
sure Us that this rimarkable digestant
forms fully 20 an provisions Of the Ma.
siopel Pure Food ana D7ug Law. The
kpdal laboratory is a very Large one, but
II al the sufferers from indigestion and
stomach troubles could know the virtues
of Kodol Il would be- Impossible for the
manufacturers 10 keep up with the de-
mahd. Kodol q sold here by c. r. Rem
nss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

II taken al the Sneeze Stage Pre-
ventlcs-a toothsome candy Tablet
will surely and quickly check an APP
preaching cold or Lagrippe When
YOU first catch c0ld-or feel it coming
on-take Dr. ShOops Preyeniatics.
and the prompt effect Will certainly
surprise and please YOU Prevenucs.
surely supply the proverpiai ounce
OF prevention Sold n cent aud 1o
cent boxes 1y r. b Lille 4 Go.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

For chapped and cracked haads moth
lng ls auite as good as an application OF
Dewlil's witch Hazel saive. put i on
before going 70 bed. use an old pair OF
gloves and SEQ what a difference the
morning win bring. Sold BY 9. y. Hen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

"Piaeulesr (non-alcoholic) made from
resin from our Pine Forests used for
hundreds of years for bladder and KID
ncy diseases. Medicine fos thirty days,
sl.oQ. Guaranteed 70 give satisfaction
o. money refunded Get our guarantees
coupon from ] n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

Cures baby's Group. yillies daily cuts
and bruises, mammals sore throat,
grandmas lamcness-Dr. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oii--the great household remedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

Thorough course OF 8ookkeepiag and
Shorthand at greatly reduced ratea.
Good positions secured or money re-
funded. Ask our hundreds OF graduates
and their employers about us. Clip this
ad. mail to us and receive large illus-
triited catalogue free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

Liverpool Closing Gable.
Wheat unchanged.
CoCrn, unchanged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS.

Cattle.
Omaha-23. 600, slow.
Kansas City-9, 900. slow.
Chicago-6, 900 slow.
Hogs.
Chicago--9, 200, slow.
Kansas City-6,000, slow.
Omaha-2, 900, slow.
II you haven't the time TO exercise
regularly, Doan's Regulets will prevent
constipation. They induce n mia. easy
healthful action OF the bowels without
gripping. Ask your druggist for them.
25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

INVEST poni umf --ii y better than
a. nere|g SPEND o. A lttle OF II IN
VESTED every rev days IN answering
vent eds wla often lead v dividends
lol ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27
GOVERNOR vARDAMAN
WILL TAKE COMMAND
OF AFFAIES
CONFER VIII LEADERS
Worst Of Trouble Believed
TO Be Over

Jackson. Misa. Dec 27-Reports
received last night from the scene OF
kemper county race riot state that
quite has been apparently restored,
bat Il Is by no means certain that the
trouble Is at an end Governor Var
daman ordered the Capital Light
Guards, Captain A. l.. Farley com
manding. to 20 to Scooba and relieve
the Meridian company. The soldiers
left here at o'clock last night with
40 men In lire and arrived at o'clock
this morning.
A full supply OF ammunition and
one rapid fire Colts gun was car
ried
Governor Vardaman accompanied
fhe troops and before leaving stated
thRt he would assume personal com
fnand Of the situation. lie wore a
apalfn Of heavy army pistols and car
ried with him a riding outfit.
He Will take the field and confer
with tia leaders Of both races Ad-
hitant General Arthur w Fridge left
yesterday afternoon for Scooba. He
was instructed to Issue a call for more
troops II necessary and just prior to
leaving the city, the governor wired
Instructions 70 the companies at Col
ambns and Macon to proceed to
Scooha on the first train over the Mo
bile q Ohio. The companies started
shortly after midnight and this morn
ing fun battalion of state militia IL
on the grounds which ought TO be suf-
fictent to restore order.
While II Is generally believed that
the worst OF the trouble Is over the
feeling between the races is such that
moment.
According t0 reports from the most
reliable sources the total list OF killed
since the original outbreak on Sunday
is twelve negroes and four whites.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

New Orleans, Dec. 27.-That white
men axe protectl1s inSocent negroes
aud that every effort Is being made by
the whites 70 l'pnish hoodIums Of
their own race who are responsible
Tor the Christmas riots In Mississippi
Vas the information In detailed ac-
count arriving today from the little
town which were the scene OF riots
and hlood:shed rhe total death list is
probably twelve.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27
KANSAS CITY CASH.

Chicago Estimates Tomorrow.
Wheat ll9, grade a.
Corn 545, grade "a
Oats So. grade 70.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

The relief - coAsas aha' c6lds thfohEii
iazauye infleencc. originated with Bees
skative celeh Gyrnp contaiang Honey
and Tar q cough syrup containing no
ooiafss b. polsons. which Il extensively
sold. secure bottle al once obtain a
eusraafee coupon. and 4 not fally satir-
ned with results your money VIII be- re-
funded. sold BY 8 ~ Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

36. Carter
81. Lovea
rs. Grady.
80. Stephens.
80, Jefferson.
New Oklahoma counties:
Al. Alfalfa,
AZ. Woods.
a. Major
a. Harper
as, Woodward
46 Ellis
AZ Roger Mills.
as Beckham.
40 Greer
so Jackson.
o. Beaver.
90. Texas.
5s Cimarron.
81 TillmaB.
Old Oklahoma counties,
Caddo. Kiowa. Cleveland, Grant,
Kay. Garfield Noble. Pawnee. PayEe,
Lincoln. Logan, Oklahoma. Pottawati
omie Canadian. blaine. Kingilsher,
Custer. Dewey. Washita. Usage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27
wArEn aAapEns ~ TaE yAaD
a PIES for Something Different in the
Small Home Enclosure.

a PIES FOR Something Different In the
Small Home Enclosure.
a small outdoor water garden is
iust he thing 10 make ones place dif.
ierenf from The general run OF com
monplace gardens. says a writer IN
the Garden Magazine. Why not Try
some hardy wAter lilies this year
have two pools In my garden, aud
bosh are . source Of great pleasure
70 my family and myself as well a.
the Stranger IN my gates. One is
planted With water lilies gnd the other
with lotus In the former we have
aowers from early spring 10 late
autumn. The colols are white. yel.
iov and plnk. The lotus blooms for
> ssriod 81 about two months. and I
have nothing n my garden to com
pare Fit1 rs eewsrs ~ Pfseg.gD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

Your money refunded II after using
tarce-fou-ths go of tube Of Manzan.
you are dissatisfied. Return the balance
Of the tube 70 your 6rugglst. aud your
money win be eheerfully returned. Take
advantage ~ this one. Sold by J ~,
Wallace.
Sirte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27
Missouri.

Caldwell county has 430 square
miles, and the tax was an average
OF $4,000 per square mile, and the
county has no Indebtedness.
Vernon county has $50 square miles,
end the tax was an average of SSS.O3
per square mile, and the county has
$4,000 bonded Indebtedness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

Harvey county has $40 square miles.
the county tax was an average of
$4G.l4 ger square mile, and Harvey
county has no indebtedness.
Cowley county has 1880 square
miles, and the county tax was S99.64
per square mile. and the county has
$l66,000 bonded Indebtedness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-27

The next question arises as to
whether a large county means Il small
er tax rate than a small conuty
We say that it does not, and answer
this from reference to our neighbor-
ing states. The figures we give you
being taken from the financial state
ments Of the state auditors for the
year OF 1904.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

w. r.. Graham Of Rock Prairie
called on the Eagle yesterday.
II. q. Robinson returned yester.
day from trip 30 North Texas.
New spriug styles in A. r. c.
Ginghams at Wilson Il Edges. IS
DIR. W. ". oliver has profession
al card In the Eagle this morning.
It's 10 your advantage 10 pstroniEe
it-Hunter N Chatham's clearance
sale. -
Read the new al Of the SMITH
Drug Go. In the Eagle this morn
ing.
Read Hunter x Cbatham's clear
ance sale al in this issue-do II
now. -
Attention is called to the half page
clearing sale ad Of Hunter a Chat
ham.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. l.. Hensarling
were SSritors from wellborn yester-
day.
Gus Stsyener was visitor from
Kurten Friday aud called on the
Eagle.
Marriage license has been issued
t. Eddie McGrudsr aud Luticia
Jones.
DR.. q. W. Drummond of Cotton.
wood was visitor 90 the city yes
terdsy.
wanted-Second-hAnd wind mill
with 10 or " foot wheel. Apply to
W. &. Wilcox. IS
For Rent-Nice four-room cottage
with all conveniences. Apply 10
John h. Mike. 81
We are showing pretty new styles
Ia A +. &. Ginghams aud Percales.
Wilson a Edge. 70
Mrs. Malcolm Carnes returned
yesterday after two weeks visit in
Moody aud Waco.
Mr.. J. W. Hunnicutt is making
Improvements IA hIs
home near the courthouse.
Mrs. J. T.. Player was visitor
rom Millican Yesterday, the guest !
II Mrs. Matte Scrimshire.
Mrs. Hazel Smith returned Ia Aus
ga yesterday after visit To- her
PARENTS, Mr.. aud Mrs Sam Eaves. !
COAI.-I nave a ear Of McAllister
osl 10 arrive In a few days See
ne Tor prices W. = Wilson Jr. 70 /
For Sale Horse, buggy aud mar
ess. Apply 10 Judge John y. Hen
ersou or Hunnicutt's Livery Stabl e.
-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

A complete electric plant with
theatrical switchboard. cables and
globes for 1900 lights OF is candle
power, or n total OF n, 500 candle
power, IL carried by the Savage
grand opera company for the light
effects in the different operas Of its
repertory this season.
Joseph SheenAn has added a. his
collection Of swords blade that was
once worn by Mario, the great Ital.
ian tenor, when he sang his famous
high 9 In the di quella pirs" from
I'll Trovatore. Mr.. sheehan will
sing Faust" at the Wednesday
matinee In Houston
Grand Opera tenors a. a rule Were
not born with silver spoons In their
mouths. Joseph Sheehan with the
Savage Opera Company was once a
mail clerk In Roston, Francis Mac
lehman was a lumberman at Ray
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
LOCALS

J.P. Hale was here from RockdAl'
yesterday.
John +. Ettlc visited Millicsr
yesterday.
Prof. Cobb Of Alexander was In the
city yesterday.
See W. ;. Wilson Jr for prices on
McAllister coal. 80
A. W. Dyess OF Harvey was In the
city yesterday.
l.. e. Sellers Of Millican was IN the
city yesterday.
Alex Ewing Of Myers was in the
city yesterday,
Read the new white goods ad of
Wilson y Edge.
Big clearance sale now on at Hun
ter n Chathsms. -
y. A. Caps II Beuchley was In
the city yesterday
Don't miss it-Huuter 4 Chat
hams clearance sale 80
Il. r. Riser Of Ballinger was in
the city yesterday
W. n. Benbow Of Tabor called ON
the Eagle yesterday.
Fred Pryor returned yesterday
from a business trip.
JEFF 2. Mitchell, surveyor and alb
stractor. Bryan, Texas febi
Hon. +. = Henderson arrived
from Cameron yesterday.
You can't afford 20 miss IL Hunter 4
4 Chatham = clearance sale -
/, Hou@e for rent. close iu. i've rooms
Apply 10 Mrs G. n Marrett. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

City, Mich, and William wegener
was clerk ia Milwaukee. Even
the great Caruso was a blacksmith
In Italy only six years ago.
The special train that brings the
Savage English Grand Opera Com
pany Of artists, musicians and pro-
ductions 10 Houston will consist OF
twelve cars. eight OF which are load
ed TO the roof with scenery, proper
ties aud electric effects for the rep
ertory that Is being carried. Com
plete productions for Wagner's
The Valkyrie, "Tannhauser" and
"Lohengrin;" Verdi's brilliant
ri go letto;" Puceini's sparkling
LA Boheme;" aud Gounod's tuue-
ful Faust" are taken By the COM
pany on its second cross-contlnent
tour this season. Houston Theatre
Jan. rs aud II.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Misses Eula and ola Foster re.
turned 10 montgomery yesterday
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.
Henry.
Have good secondhand runA-
bout for sale, or will exchange foT
saddle ia good condition. J. G..
Minkert. 80
sit ON our door sill all night rather
than miss being on hand in time for
the opening Of our clearance sale.
Hunter a Chatham. ~
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. W Graham and
Mrs. G. n. h. Graham Of Harvey re-
turned yesterday after pleasant
visit to relatives Ia Mississippi.
For tlue fresh bread aud cakes Of
all kinds call az the Texas Bakery.
Careful attention % special orders.
Phone 81. Mrs. Otto Boehme. Il
Miss Beatrice Hrarne returned 10
Austin yesterday 10 resume her
studies in ~. Mays Academy. She
was accompanied by Miss Ruby
Davis who Will enter 81. Mary's.
I'd Kiam's annual White sale"
commences Monday. Jan. s. Every
thing Ia white wearables ~ greatly
reduced prices. Mrs Mary Law
renee, agent dif
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

{. @. Parsons has purchased the
! Presbyterian church old building
and Is having IL moved Ia the north.
west part Of town for use a. a col
ored lodge room and assembly hail.
Rev. j. Wendell Davis announces
"A special service for the Elks At ST.
Andrews church Sunday. Jan. y.
Special music will be a feature.
Rev. DAVIS left for Hearne yester-
day 60 MI his appointments.
Mr.. j. ;. Rizor on yesterday clos.
ed the office 81 the Bryan Cotton
and Grain Co. and shipped the
equipment 10 Waco. whore IN. head
office II the company IL located.
Mr.. Rizor will 20 to Waco =; once
Conductor Emanuel, one of the
musical direstors with the Savage
Grand Opera Company. has been
twice decorated by royalty. once In
Austria aud once in Russia. where
he WAS for fifteen years az the Royal
Opera House In Odessa. Mr. Elliott
Scheuck, the Wagnerian conductor
although an American, was bre.
yetted a Count while living in Ger
many. The first named will conduct
the orchestra for Faust. and Mr..
Schneck will direct IL for both Loo
lengrin % and The Nalkyrie."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
Our Annual
Winter Clearing Sale
WIN Continue all This Week.

N order to clean out all broken lots left from our
duCn0ns for this weeks selling Many choice
lots left and will be priced lower than the
remarkably low prices of last week An opportunity
that you should not overlook to purchase supply of
winter clothing underwear, shirts ETC. at wonderful
saving in price.
, 1906-07-18
WILL LET CONTRACTS.
State Engineer Johnston in Chicago
For a Purpose.

Lander, Wyo, July Estate Engi-
lee c.. T. Johnston of Cheyenne, who
is experimenting the survey of the
lands in the Shoshone reservation to
be thrown open to settlement next
month, is now in Chicago, where he
will award the contracts for the irri-
cation works which will water the vast
tracts to be settled upon. The bids
will be awarded by the federal govern,
ment to private contractors, who agree
to do the work for the privilege of
charging a prescribed amount of water
rights. After this fee is paid the own
ers of the lands to be irrigated become
vested with the legal title to the
works. Mr.. Johnston will look into
the standing of the several prospective
bidders, who are prominent capitalists
of Chicago. There will be about $780,
900 acres to be watered by these pro
posed works. By August it is expected
the contractors will have gotten the
work under way.
, 1906-07-18
RUSSELL DECIDED UPON.

Word comes from oyster Bay to the
effect that four brigade posts have
been decided upon-Riley, Leaven-
worth, Russell and Sam Houston. Be
tween 5000, 900 and 100000 will be ex.
pended at each post this year out of
the current appropriation. These
posts will be put in command Of brig
adler generals. This announcement
has been made by the secretary of war,
and is therefore official.
Denver had just as well stop crying
over the hopes of other days. The bril-
gade post belongs to Wyoming and
Colorado can charge it off to bad poll
tics, blood-to-the-bridles statesmen and
crankism. When it gets down to bust
ness and has time to reflect over its
folly. there may be an opportunity tc
retrieve shattered fortunes. But mean
while Wyoming has the brigade post
to the credit of her statesmen.