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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
glnfriihrcriidlc gtcncr.

Wi66letomn IL, N..N., 10. glug.
- Ger 8oli5ct lit cS gcllmgcn, cincll
@ann SIR @uit 81, brin0cu, welfcll
tie fir Sen RGOel8fiibrer Del ciuenl
&romou b0lt, meIder am Somito9
Nbcnb Don Ncgcrn in Sti5piue in
Scene gcictt morocn lit. Die ltcgcr,
nclde nit Giicnbn6n Nrbcitcn in
Ser TGbc BON Oti5piQe bcif1ftigt
iino. 6ronArl IN sic Orti6oit Elm u1to
e%rlaltbtct iid Grteiie olIcr @lrt. @ci
Dem ooOurh Dcrbcigefii1rtct aronall
mllr0cn it0cr bltn0crt S6iiIic abges
%icllert uno orci Neger crnitlid Der
iuun0et. ShlicBlif mllr0cn sic 9tc.
ger 0urd) Sic 0rci oicnitbubcn0cn 80.
I%i5iItcn inter 9einunO mciBer 9iirgcr
aus Dem 0rtc bcrou9gciogt. Ger
NrreItont, Dclhcr int Woibcn &c
iGn9nib iiBt, lit 0onicl Completion
lnO bic @oIi5ci bcbouptct, CT iei id)on
an Dem 3uiommenltoB in ser 9tGbe
bon 6lltibinM g. s., am %. 2Sllli be.
tbciligt NCpclcu, bel mcldcm Scr
SiiIfSidrriii Stiumell t60tIib pcrlcbt
muroe. Ncltc mor III Ser Ncgertolo.
ME bel 0ti3piuc p%ollt6nOige Hll6e
ein4etrctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
Sdliffsbelucannacn.

Newpprt, II. g., t3. Altonlt.-
Die Sorpcooi0aer ser atlantiiden
6lottc begobcn lid hclrte 0 Der bic
iigen SorpcOoitation nad) 9fodport,
Woii.. nm iid) oort Dem Sdlad)tldift-
@eidnaoer on5uihlieBen. SoS
Sdladtihiif oNep- Setiep" fobrt
Don bier nod @arOiners Dan, nab
reno ooa SdInd)t'fiif o&bpoe IS
lonb" lid ihon bel 5ogcSonbrldl mad,
Der Goblenitotion BRADFORD begeben
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
y9tCru" ii1i Snfcn.

Nem 2~onbon, Cont, 10.
Nll9uIt. - Ser @unt0cS.&oblenOonl
pier .Ncro," mcIfer anti 8lod SIS
lutO am Icbtcn MittIuod nufgelol-
fen mar, obcr am (cbten 6rcitog Wie.
Der ilott Ncnod)t mltroc, lit bier i'm
Gan Scr SAIcpper ser Scott @rcd.
ing 60" cingcIuuien uto miro bier
leinc Hcporatltr beenoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
Nuf Der Strasc cridluiicn.

Wop&ptlle, 5. Z. 10. Alt9ult.
- Or. Yotterion eridoB geitern iei.
ren GoleGcu Or. 0errpO 9crooc Dor
Dem Goitontc oni oficlcr StroBc.
Or. EottCriou bate Dor einigcr Belt
lcinc Grnri9 an Gr. &errob uerfdtit
mar aber Damn nud) MopSpide 5nri'd'
gcfcbrt un0 bate bier mie0er ST prat'
tiiiren |bennnlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
Sbaten Ocr ScrrOrifcM
GrmOrOnn9 uOn &uli5iitcn III EctcrS-
6nrG SaIan unO WOsfnu.

&cr6oftung picler noh @nri6ou SIT.
riidfe5rcnocr grfuriioniIten an
5onnto0 9Lben6. - 2ltordic ii
Ben iiibIi6en Yrooimcn &olen's
4ll6 in oen Oitict, @rDoiu5er
iirO bieocr @cr0rc8ct an Scr
&ogeSoromtng. MeuteriiH(
&ruppcn MAIDEN 8cmcinidaftlidC
Sad5c init 4uiriibrcrn in Grams.
%foltfoiien. - StoIppin icbt icinc
@oifmlng oltf oo3 &ciultat Ser
Heunoblen.
Petersburg 13. Plug. -9S0b.
reno Der pcrgungcncu 9}odt murOcu
in Fctcr1burg 0rci Eoli5iitcn crnIor-
oct, in SATAN e6cuiul2 Orci un0 Il
ncr in MoSfuil. &n Der 9}0bc pom
@uridul mllr0cn gcitcru 9Ibct0 Git.
&C Der Nci6icl6ahn lucl6c nit 5lt.
riidtcbrcnOcn Grturiioniitcu gefillt
murcn, ut9cbolten mo Don Srtp-
pen ult15tngclt, mGbrrnO Eoli5iItcn
Die @aggonS ino bic Yoiiogicrc &c.
men ourdiu6tcn. 6ijli}ig Der &cb.
tcrcn mltrOen pcrbuitct. @ultc irith
mltrOc Der Superiutcu0cnt Der 81.
icnbubu @erfitdttcn IN Mori6uu
rci6oiicn. Ger Gbdtcr cutfum.
Qic Ectcrsburgcr Eolijci bciflog-
nobmte bcutc cine bol5crnc &ononc,
mclde 3ur Giniibung elmer Gompo9-
ME rcoohttionGrcr Nrtilcrie bcutbt
morOcn 1par. 6crler ilbcrrlunpclte
Die &oli3ei cine 6obrif, in wclhcr
S~prcngitoiie un0 9ombcn bcr9citcllt
murOcn, unO conii@}jrtc 80 @ombcn,
iolpie cine Gltontitdt 1Duomit uno
@prorilin.
Sin Giicnba6n &aiiircr mur0c
bclltc 0obier ulti pcrpcQcue @eiic be
rntbt. Cine gut NcflciOctc 6ruu CT
idicn pnr icillcm Sddltcr, biclt ibm
cincu NcpoIpcr inter Sic 9toie, roiite
Eopicrgelo 5un1 9ctro9c Don ctmu
$1,000 ullf un0 cntfam oamit.
NGbrcn0 6elttc ctIihe oer6oftcte
rcpolutiondrc Agitatorcn in Der @rd-
fcftw 81 9oricnol nobe 1i6ermo-
ioiL cin &erb0r %bcitonoen, jog elmer
ser NngcfIagtcn ciucn Hroolucr, cr-
i6oB cinen @cn0drmcriebouptmonn,
pctuuH0etc cinen anOcren Ofiijicr
umO bcging ScI6itmor0.
Sn &ronitoOt mO Ncuol b|cgannen
bcute Die Ero5ciic gegen Die Ibeitncb-
mcr an ben iiiugitcn Mclltcreicn.
No9eh am 9uh8crtnte
&drtS, IS. NugltIt. - Ter Sc
tcraburger Gorreiponoent 0ea yM}u.
Tin" lcn0et cine Sdil0crmg ser cnt-
icbliAcn 2ci0cn i'm @ciolQc Ser Suit
gcranot6 IN Sem Commencement Ga
mara. &iclc 9uuern unO ibrc SAINT
lien liu0 Dem Nungerto0c udbe. Die
Wt0n6e oe2 bcriibnttcn 2apro = &lo-
tiers limo nit Gcooluern bepofinct
morocn, nm Tie in Stan0 SIT icben, 0ic
in Dem &IoltCr ultibemabrtcn groRen
Gcidt6iimer Ut bcihiiten,
Nte6erIourn Ser cpniti.
tutipncIIcn 0empfro.
fem in Scmltmo.
Mohlen.
Wo+orsL,r, 10 0G,,,,,t
Coz Nichcrr,,n hc. cor1it,t;ono0cr
Tsn,,fro+c,, j., Snn cnn,,rmn,rn6Io,
S;o intt nm mr,ro ;i,5 n,;rh nnn Sc,,
Mcoicr,nn ,r,,,S Mr5r,,tmo hci,r.
N..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
&oot'@ Gciic.

Moutcpioeo, Is. Auglit.
Son ollerL Soften 5cigt lid On@ BE.
itrcben, bic Iuinobmc ocH Stoota.
Scfrct0rS Root 10 gI0n5enO ais m0A
lid 81 gcltoItcl unO 9eitcrn iogtcn
lid Die 6citlihfcitcn IN umultcrbro.
d)encr 9tcihcnipl9c uilb Die bcrjIid).
item Aniprod)cn mlirocn On6ci nllSNe.
tuuid)t. Gen Sd)lub bil0ctcn ON
Nbcn0 Gin bon Dem nmCritnuiiden
8cionotcn O'9ricn 0egcbcncS Dan.
felt unb ein grobcr0ou I'M ltrugit1u
Club. Inter Den @Gitcu bct oeu
@onfctt, mcld)eS lid dis cine grob
ortigc &crnnItnltlnA crmic2. bcion.
0cn iid ErGiiOcnt 0roonc} unO ollie
&obinetS WtitglieOcr ncbit ibren
Gamer, ionic Die bcrporrugenOittn
8ilrger uno 9eomten bon Wtontepis
geo. StoatSicfrctGr Moot bat lid,
bier burd) ieire Hcbcn ole Screen
%gcponnen, unb bic leitcnocn9(0ttpr
ipred)eu ibrc @cnlgtbuung iiber ocS
SefretdrS bcreotiome uno oficnbers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
Stolppin lit 3uocrii0t-
ii Of.

Ger 4renticr Stolppin crlportct 5lt.
bcriidtIid!bnB Is inn gclingen miro,
Die Woblcn ST controiircn ltn0 cine
N}oioritdt Der HcgicrunQ9 . Gambia
ten Ourf5ubrinAcn. (}l olcn in Den
NGlr0cn Der HoOifolcn urO HcOoll-
tionGrc bciinOlihcn 0iitrittcn ioQcn
fllr5 Dor Scr @nDl groBc Sr1ppcn.
moilen }liommcn ac5ogcu pcr0ca,
nm Die MULTIPLICATION Glemcntc
penn n0tbig nit @cuult Don Den
Stiumit0itcn fcrlt SIT 6oltcrl, IS lit
ooDcr icbr mobri6cinlid, BOB ea am
@uDltoge 5u blutigcn 3u.iommenitG-
zen tommt, mcldc 0cn Ncginn Der
oll9cmcineu Ncpolution bilOen mo
gen, locnn oieic iiberboupt 10 longc
Dilausgciho6cn pcr0en fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
BerIcgung beS moroffoni
hen Hegierun93s
itbea.

Ranger, 13. guguIt. - Sn bic
ii9en oiii5icaen Srciien perloutct,
boB Der Sulton oltf oringcnocn
Rotb Der bouptiGdli6cn StGmmc
ieines 2onocS beid)Ioiicn bot, Den
Sit ieiner Hcgierun9 bon 6c5 nod
Der StoOt Woroffo 81 Derlcgcn. Die
itrntegiidc llniiferbcit bon 6e5 miro
ais Soupturiddc Der Mobnobnle an.
gegeben.
(SpGter.) - 9ns @eriid)t cirfu.
lirt, onb Ser Sultan OemnGhit 6e5
~perIaiien miro. 8eringiiigjge I'm
ruben in ben St6oten Waroffn mo
9obum merben ais llrind)e angegebet
uit6 es p%erlalitet, boB Ser ultun Oicie
StGote I'M 2oufc ieiner Rciie beiufen
miro.
ltnruben on Der 8ren5e.
aIgiers, Is. Iuguit. Mn Der
maroffamiden @renic in Der Nobc
bon Snbio bcrriht cine 6etr1d)tlidle
erregnng neil Die &c9icrung bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14

3j8c GrfGdruuQ bc}jt8lid Der nobren
Eolitit Scr &cr, Stootcn 8e9eniibcr
Sen iiiOlifcn Icpublifcn aus.
@cute AbcnO ihiiitcn lid @r. Hoot
lutO @cfolgc an ciucm orgcntiniidcn
&%ononcnbootc nod @ucnoS 2prcs
Gin no Die @cicQihuit nm # llbr
morgcn &ormittoa cintrcficn un0 Sc
luiufommnct ucrOcu miro.
Sic ncuc Ncro in &criicn.
Tc6crun IS. gllQrIt, - 0c5
SGobS Ecifript an Den @roBoc5ier in
ictncr cnbgiiItigcn 6oiilng OcrorOnet
Die 9iIoung elmer notionolcn bcrn-
tDcn0cn &eriommlulQ, bcitcbcno aus
9tcpr0icltontcn oacr &Iuilcn, bon
ocu Friu5cn obpGrtS. Die Notionols
pcrioumIltng miro Ocm Shob in
luidtigcn Stuot8s un0 0ficntIidcn
NnQcleacnhcitcn 9tutbi6ldQe acbcn
uno &cformcn fir bic Mobliobrt Der
@co6lfcrumg Dori6loQcu. Gle Sc
ri6tSborfcit IoQ IN llcbcrcinitim-
ming nit Dem gebeiligtcu @eicb Der.
iualtet mcr0cn. Ser @roBuc5icr lit
bcauftrogt, Die @cIhGit9rcgcIn fir
oic gtatipno( %crIommlllug oll55ltz
orbcitcn, mcldJc DON Oicicr icIbIt 81
bcit1tigen iin0.
Ger fronfe W unnum @oS.
poruS.
CONF ontinopcI, t3. Ilt0rIt.
- IS bcibt DOB Oo3 NcfinoCn 0ca
froufcn SultunS bclltc ctlpoa bciicr
lit mo Ser Eotient cine quite Nodt
GcDo6t bat. 0o9 StrGubcn Oc3
&rontcn iidJ elmer ongenlelicncn Gr5t.
Iidcn @%cbonolltng 5u unter5icbcn,
bot Den Sail eridmcrt, 0od elmer Der
EolultGr5te 6cuog l6licbIih Den
Sultan Die Ymucnoun0 zines Gin.
fodcn Wtittcl9 SIT %crloltbcn, oa3 10.
iortiae &inocrlmg brnd)tc. Ser Got
tor mltr0e in Nncrfcmmng ieincr
Gicnitc gum Rol1ge zines &oi0oa be-
f0r0ert.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
A SWELL SODA FOUNTAIN.

Mr. Cox OF Dallas l. In the city
installing for the Smith Drug Co.,
the latest pattern Of the soda fountf
ain dispenser, "The Constellatior3
from the Liquid Corbonic Co.. y
Chicago. and purchased at a cost d,
5000. This dispenser Is equipped
with counter service and full COM
plement OF refrigerators with plate
glass doors; marble base and top Of
counters. massive constellation back
with ornamental cornice, fine fix
lures and mirror o feet 4 inches by
8 feet, solid onyx draught arm with
tulip shade. The counter length Is
n ~ feet. The equipment Of the
IL complete and 1t Is q
addition TO the new
The Smith Drug Co. has
also received the Bangs display ice
cream tables which have plate glass
tops covering plush lined display
cases, with seats Of the newest kind.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
HARD lime SOsHuL.

The members of the Daughters OF
the Confederacy have undertaken 10
raise the money for the entertain
meut of the state meeting OF the
Daughters at this place next Deem
cember. TO this end they have ar
ranged Hard Time Soshul" 10 be
given at the Exchange hotel Friday
evening at $ o'clock. Ii is explained
below:
Wont you come 10 our Hard Times
Social.
We're quite sure your mama won't
care,
We will have, oh, such n good time,
All the old fashioned folks will he
there.
In December next, from over the
state, the 4. ID. Ca. will come here;
Rally to our support, lets entertain
them so,
They'll give Bryan a rousing big
cheer.
We ask each one quarter To give,
In return for an evenings fun,
Bring also a candle for our infalli-
bic CO lights,
May fail ere the pleasures begun.
The costumes worn must ancient be,
To accord with old-fashioned styles
So don "A frock of last century's make,
Though IL provoke many smiles.
80 come 10 the Elite the FIX
change hotel,
In costumes old and spirits gay,
On Jan. 18th, Friday evening next,
Wen entertain In the old fashioned
way.
SO'CLoCK PROGRAM.
1. Old Time Music.
>. Calk Walk.
3. Blind Mans Butt.
1. Music-Bauio solo.
.. Open Contest, prizes awarded.
q. Refreshments.
Z. Home Sweet Home. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
HATS OFF TO TEXAS.

Texas is a whopper. She's a
peach. She's the widest, broadcast
aid longest country on earth, ex-
tending from east to west and also
from north to south. She could
put Rhode Island in her vest
pocket. She could swallow three
or four states like Maryland and
wash 'em down by drinking the
Missouri dry, and could digest
'em without ever having the collie.
Texas is the empire State of the
Union without any Kaiser Bill for
an emperor. She's the chiefest
among ten thousand and altogether
lively. She's the pebble on the
beach. She's one Of the old blue
hens chickens. Shes the cock of
the walk ind the democrat of the
world. She's wolf and it's her
day to howl. Texas is bounded
on the east by the alligators Of
louisiana and huckleberry thickets
Of Arkansas. She is bounded on
the north by the tomahawk and
the war whoop of the red man.
She is bounded on the west by the
chill con carne of New Mexico and
the hot tamales of old Mexico.
She is bounded on the south by
the gulf Of Mexico, and if it wasn't
for that measly body of salt water
she would extend beyond the south
pole. As said in the beginning,
Texas is a whopper; she is a jim
dandy, and don't you doubt it,
Choctaw Inquirer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
U. D. c. PROGRAM.

The following Is the program for
the celebration of the birthday OF
General II. r. Lee 10 be given by the
4. ID. e. on January 10 at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. w. A. Banks at 3 I'm. /:
Prayer. Mrs. West.
Instrumental duet, Mrs. Derden
and Miss West.
Reading. Southern Lights In
History, X. +. Lee.
Instrumental solo, Mrs. X. ;.
Webb.
Poem, Mrs. Farris.
Vocal seNtette. Mesdames Will
son, Raysor. Dansby aud Misses
Wipprecht. Roberts aud West.
BLACK Mammy's Way" song by
Miss Annie Belle Bate.
Reading, "Stonewall Jackson, "
Mrs. &. Ford.
Vocal duet, Mrs. Bate and Miss
Peale.
Poem, Lees Last Recruit" Mrs.
w. ). Wilson.
Vocal solo, Miss Haswell.
Poem, "Stonewall Jackson" Mrs.
W. A. Reed.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Webb Howell.
The United Confederate Veterans
and other friends of the cause are in
vited 10 be present.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
BRIEFLY NOTED.

There are nine patients a. the Pas
tsur institute Austin
Edwin Gould. president " the cot
ton Belt. will soon Inspect linz
Sour Lake. Tex. people want the
Frisco road to establish shops there
BY an explosion near San Antonio
two Mexlcans we're terribly injured.
Some Of MISS Alice Roosevelrs wed
ding dresses are being made IN Bslti-
more.
Census az Lake Charles. Ia. shows
1i,ioz people IN city limits aud zoo sd-
jacent.
A treaty ~ peace has been signed by
government officials Of Santo Domingo
and insurgent generals
Denver. Enid and Gulf railway viii
- once inaugurate passenger SER
vice between oklahoma city and Kio-
wa. Kan.
y. " Warner. formerly managing
editor 81 the Houston Post. rsosnSly
telegraph editor 81 the New orleans
Times Democrat. died a New Orleans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19

DR.. \. J. White aud Leonard Me-
Donald were here from Macy yester-
day. DR.. White and family have
lately moved back TO their former
home in tine Macy community from
Groveton, where they resided the
past year. DR.. White says he has
come back TO stay, aud his many
friends throughout the county will
receive this announcement with
much pleasure.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19

$. G. Hoyle Of Kansas City has
joined his wife and son on a visit TO
her parents, Judge and Mrs. A. q.
Board. Mr.. Hoyle moved with his
family from San Antonio TO Kansas
City last August. He was called to
Ennis on account Of the illness Of
his sister, and following the improve
ment Of the latter, came on 10 Bryan
20 join his wife and son, who arrived
during the holidays.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
Fell Dead ln DINING Room.

South McAlester. Jan lS-Mrs VIII
Ham Williamson of Peoria. H.. fell
dead IN the dining room Of the station
here Wednesday She was on her way
20 Dallas. Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19

Brazos county lands will prob
ably have better cultivation and
more fertilization this year than
ever before, and with reasonably
good seasons there is no doubt
prosperity will remain with her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
BY DIRECT VOTE.
Adopted Amendment Provides Tha,
People Elect Judaen.

Jackson, Miss. jan is-The house
OF representatives passed by vote Of
So 10 20 the Smith concurrent rcsoiI-
ton. This demands "a constitutional
amendment providing FOR the election
Of all Judges by direct vote 0t TIE pso-
pie instead ~ appointment by the gov
ernnr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
SOUGHT TO SUICIDE.
Fort Worth Lady Swallows csrbolie
Acid In Hot Springs Church.

Hot Springs Jan. iS-Mrs Emma
LamerauN Of Fort Worth. Tex. the a.
vorced wife OF Eugene Llmereux. man
sger OF the Illinois club. attempted sui
eide Ia St Mary's Roman Catholic
church by taking carbolic acid. She
attended the services. and waiting in
the church until everybody had left.
swallowed the drug. when found she
was in q critical condition. and Lsr
chances ~ recovery are remote.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19

Remember this is going to be a
potato year, and let Brazos county
get in line with progressive neigh
bors in Washington county and
make carload shipments with
buyers right here on the ground.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
Assumes Charge Feb. 10.

Paris. Jan. 1s-M Faiicra becomes
president Feb IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
Only twelve more days in which
to pay your poll tax.

Senator Tilman pitchforked the
president about the Morris incl
dent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19
TAX NOTICE.

January is the last month 10 pay
your taxes.
w. WIPPREcHT,
39.i5w2t Tax Collector.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-19

Go TO Norwood's Monday and look
at his new Spring line Of Gxfords. 80
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-05-05

Seeing the overwhelming popular
lty of the Byrne Simplihed Short
hand, few of our would-be COM
petitors. using some of the old mos,
back systems, have yelled themselves
hoarse about what can't be done with
the Byrne, but are as silent as the
tomb about what can be done with
the old systems they teach. To all
OF these we have made and still make
the following STANDARDIZED, which
they have absolutely declined to &C
cept: They to select FIVE students
from their school who have not stud
led any system of shorthand more
than five months, and we will select
an equal number of Byrne writers
from Our school who have not stud
led any system more than three
months: they to secure one Judge,
we to select one, these to select i
third. these judges to test the speed
and accuracy of their students and
ours IN new and unfamiliar matter.
court reporting. legal briefs. and bus
mess letters. five consecutive min
utes on each class of matter. II
their students make a better record
than ours. we pay all the expense
Of the contest: if our students make
a better record than theirs, they to
pay all expenses of the contest. The
fact that their students have two
months more preparation than ours
is not TO be considered in the con-
test. Our competitors. one and all.
declining to accept the above prop
osition. clearly admit that we car,
turn out more proficient stenogra-
piers IN three months than they car
in FIVE. If this be true. we not only
ftyr,, Mt oxar
rapher. but we save the student two
months time which would amount
to a financial saving of $25 board.
and Eg ring 4 salary for the two
months 1t the very low estimate of
$40. $50 salary. making total saw
ing OF SOS. This Is not all. Our
student has had two months actual
experience. together with his Sos
saved and earned. and is ready for
a promotion: while the student in
the other school is barely passing
from the school room. We also
the above proposition TO any COM
petitor on our course of bookkeep-
ing and business training or teleg
raphy Why attend another school
when the Memphis Commercial Col
lege. 10 North Second street. Mem
phis. Tenn. will absolutely guaran-
tee You 4 course more thorough than
can be given by any other institu-
ton and save you at least SIo5; and
why hesitate to take a course CT
bookkeeping. shorthand. or teleg-
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GEORGE o. STARR
NEW CIRCUS CHIEF
First Lieutenant of the Late James
A. Bailey Takes His Place.

When the circus visits this city
| later in the season, there will be a
great deal of discussion as to who
is at the head of the aggregation
known as Buffalo Bills Wild West,
ForePaugh's and Sells and Barnum
and Bailey's. now that James A Bal
ley is dead, and the following. re-
produced from the New York World
OF last Monday, will be found inter
esting:
As Boss of the Circus, George O..
Starr has come into the place made
vacant by the death of James A.
Bailey. Mr.. STAIRS title will be chair
man and managing director. He was
second In command. and his promo
ton was the natural selection of all
the surviving stockholders.
Starr is the second largest stock
holder In the enterprise and has been
with it twenty-nine years. For sew
eral years he has been in Europe
attending to the business interests
of the Buffalo Bill Show. He has
always been the foreign representa-
tive of the circus. and his manage
ment OF the European tours of the
Wild West and the circus, calling
as it did for the most skillful solu
ton of many vexing problems, has
gained for him a great reputation
as a diplomat He has discovered
and engaged many Of the attractions.
notably the dip of death. He will
travel with the circus from now on.
Mrs. Bailey's personal representa-
tive, Joseph T. McCaddon, has not
entered the board of directors for
the reason that he expects for some
time to be occupied with the. num-
erous duties connected with the in
terests in his hands. He will be IN
vited to become director as soon
as he can spare the time for the du-
ties OF that office.
Frederick Bailey Hutchinson. man
ager of Buffalo Bills show. has been
elected to the Barnum and Bailey
board
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-05-05
Y. & NJ. v. Road Has Put on a Tri-
Weekly Train.

- 2sfss, IL 1910
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II is gratifying to be informed that
the greater number Of insurance COM
panies will promptly pay their losses
n California; In this portion of the
South. The Mississippi Home Tnsui-
ance Company has paid its losses for
tuents-onc years. and It had losses
in the Yazsn City fire. where three
fourfhs of the town was destroyed
1t has never had any earthquake
losses, and its friends hope II never
will 1t is careful in taking risks.
and is stronger than ever George
Wheafley is the Greenville agent.
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Commencing with train No. %. on
Wednesday morning. April 35th. a
trs-weekly local will run between
GreenvilIe and vicksburg via South
River Side Division, leaving Green
vile at J O'Clock a. m. Wednesdays.
Fridays and Mondays Freight for
points on South Riverside and mp to
VicksburR must load on the follow
Saturdays.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY

49, q q ~>>~ 80,
. COUNTY DIRECTORY
]. II. Crouch, Sheriff.
. Tom Hood, Chancery Clerk.
. w. K Gildart, Circuit Clerk.
. E. Kellner, Treasurer.
. S. P. Aiken, Assessor
= Ben WATSON, County Attorney.
= S. Archer, Supt. of Education.
. w. A. Stone, Health Officer.
. S R. Dunn, Jail Physician.
. State Senators
. w. w. Stone.
]. l. Hebron, Jr.
. State Representatives
. E N. Thomas.
. Van B. Boddie.
. R. w. Garrison. 4
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Losses in the Earthquake Belt

2an IL 1871,
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