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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-05

Mr.. Denning spent few days of his
vacation In Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-05

Schools resumed their work Thurs
day morning with good attendance.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-05

Miss Necalder OF Saltwater is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Joseph Carlton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23
BEAUMONT IS hUSTLING.


Beaumont is making a noise like
prosperity and development, and
Just to show other folks what is
doing down there, the whole world
is invited to attend a big horse
show and race meeting November
81, 2s, 20 and 80, and Denember l f.
Plenty Of good horses with Frank
James for starter, and ~ 10000 in
stakes and purses insure the inte-
est OF the racing events. There
will be numerous other attractions,
not the least OF which is the world
famous city itself. Make your ar
raugements to go and have a good
time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23

Just received few Christmas novelties
MIS-. Mary Lawrence, Agent for Ed
Khan. 29stf
Boys Oyercoats, sizes IS to g's, s.. 90
values. to close out at 81. so at Burt Nor
woods. 3Ol
A piece of cut glass makes a handsome
present. You can get wha, you want at
+. J. jenkins. 299
A negro wanted in Caldwell on rob
berry charge, was arrested here yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Conlee.
LoST-Bird dog. mostly white, head
nearly solid liver color and short. spot on
back. Return to w. X. Cayi,i. 100
Don't forget Shepherds Moving picture
shows at the opera house this afternoon
and tonight. Matinee a, p. m.
DR.. and Mn. Ben S. Read arrived from
Cleburne Yesterday morning and are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Dansby.
Invitations to the annual Thanksgiving
hop. Friday evening. Nov. 30, have been
issued by the A. and NJ. corps OF cadets.
There will be business meeting OF the
Daughters Of the Confederacy At Mrs. +.
!. Garh's residence Friday afternoon at
$50 O. clock 100
There will be a game OF football Friday
afternoon a, the Academy grounds between
the Academy team and the Bryan boys.
The game will be called a 40. A good
game is expected
Chas. Clayton phoned the Eagle yester-
day he had jus, completed a telephone line
TO Mr.. Jesse Peters residence, connecting
the latter with the Bryan exchange Mr..
Peters .'as secretary OF the Farmers Union
will hnd the line quite a convenience.
The court OF criminal appeals has reai-
hrmed the William McCorquodale case.
correcting the records IN an error of the
lower court in recording the judgement,
An effort will be made by the defense to
take the case TO the UBitrd States sugreme
court.
Arrangements are being made for the
excursion from College 20 Austin for the
l Thanksgiving football game. Up to this
time ,hs A. and NJ. boys have played sis
games and won all sin. They have scored
i7O points against opposing teams To rs
scored against them.
IL Is a matter Of genuine regret that we
are TO loose Mr.. and Mn. I. C. Renfro
and family. as citizens. They will move
to Albany about the first Of the year. where
Mr. Reniro mas bought a mercantile bust
ness. and will locate permanently. They
came here about year ago from Franklin.
and have made many warm friends. who
will regret to give them Up. Mr. and Mrs
Renfro will carry with them the best
wishes Of host OF friends aud admirer.-
Hearne Democrat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23


J. y. Robertson Of Marlin is here on
isit.
Jane Giraud was here from Housio OF
e<saday.
w. J. Lang of Kuren vas in the city
'ztsrday.
Boy all wool sweaters at Norwood 5,
o cent each. 5Ol
Little girls fleece lined drawers for Is
enu At Norwood. SOl
Mi,s Bessie Lee Williamson returned 10
5renham yesterday.
Mr.. George Roydsr OF Wellborn wa'
the city Yesterday.
Boys Buckskin stocking, sizes 3 IL
md 10. at Norwood's. 3Ol
n. {. Collier Of Waco is in the city
dier South Texas rip.
]. s. Francis and wife Of Cottonwood
we're in the city Yesterday.
Nj Sibyl knight of Galveston is the
Euess Of Miss He,tie smith.
fMiss Chloe Shirley Of Reliance left YES
lerday TO visit At Lampasas.
Bow fleece lined underwear % cents a
garment Al Burt Nonoods. 3Ol
Rev. Gleissner returned yesterday from
g.. H.. - 1 .n.rs.
Mise Louise Harris and Maggie Me
Dougald are visiting In Calvert.
W J. Riley and Miss Cassie Riley Of
Naaso,a were in the city Yesterday.
Miss Iva Mcleod returned 10 Mlliean
yesterday after yisi, to friends in this
city
Boys Oyercoats. sizes IS to IS. $500
value. to close out at $3.50 At Burt Nor
wood. 3Oi
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Parks u. OF Me
Kinney are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. =.
Park ST..
Al. i. Goodwin and daughter, Miss
Olive Goodwin, were visitors from Proyi-
denes yesterday.
Attention is directed to the specia! sale
advertisement OF Levy Bros. Of Houston in
the Eagle this morning.
Blankets, blankets We are showing a
beautiful hse ID fine all wool, new
arrivals, at A.9s, 81. so and $3.50.
200 Wilson s. Edge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23

Snow Stops Trsffic-Bryan Boys In the
Drug Business.

The Eagle has received { be fol
lowing postal card from RIehart
Knoblauch, which will be read
with interest by the friends OF Mr.
Knoblauch and Mr.. Jack Taliaferro
Monday, Nov. I9. 9 a. M, 1906
FL Paso, Texas.
Bryan Eagle:
Has been showing here since 9
o'clock yesterday evening and is
falling thick and fast. Snow is IL
inches deep in places already.
Street cars cannot run. Jack Ia
liaferro is in III Paso, and has
bought half interest in my drug
store. The firm name is Orndorff
Drug Store. Yours truly,
X. w. Knoblauch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23
THE Three CRACES

Combines the important elements OF mode material
and makeup Investigate the merits of clothes:
you'll profit thereby
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23

Supt 4. 5. Minter Of the Bryan public
schools has iasi returned from a visit TO
the public schools of MeNia, Corsieana,
Hillsboro and Waco, where he went
with the view Of observing the methods
and work Of the schools Of those cities and
adapting such as seemed desirable IN the
school work Of this city.
]. r. Bubela, who lives near Bryan and
has been a resident Of Bra1os county many
years, called on the Eagle Yesterday and
reports that he will begin moving his
furniture to Bryan today for shipment
and will leave with his family for Sagerton,
Haskell county, where they will reside in
the future. The Eagle wishes them much
success in their new home.
Mn. b. d. Cash and mother, Ms.
Hanna, OF Bryan, we're the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. p. $. Grogan, the latter part OF
last week. Mr. and Mn. Cash and Mrs.
Hanna were residents OF Hearne for some
time and have many warm personal friends
who are always glad too see them, and
they always receive a cordial welcome
Hearne Democrat.
The Marlin Democrat tells OF a former
Bryaniie As follows. Manager w. =.
Hooper and his force Of assistants were at
home to the patrons Of the Southwestern
Telephone and telegraph company from
two until ten p. m. Tuesday. To those
who brayed the tempest Of the freezing
weather. there awaited treat thar well re-
paid the many who called. IL was for the
double purpose OF showing an appreciation
OF a liberal patronage bestowed and to give
the public an insight into the workings OF
the system that this reception was con
ceiyed aud put into execution. How well
the management succeeded is best told by
those who responded to the invitation.
No, one OF them but who is thrice glad
that he went.
II YOU need blankets, We can please you
in all wool. extra large, At A.9S, $3.50
and s.. so per pair. Wilson s. Edge.
900
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23

Mr.. and Mr.. r. W Sevall Mr.. and
c. d. Oliphint OF Houston, Mrs. Della
Eastman, Mr. and Mr. B. a. Eastman,
Mr.. and Mn. Luther Eastman q Hunts
vile. MI and Mn Wootiers Of Crockett.
who were here for the Eastman Howell
wedding left yesterday FOR their home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23
APPLES! APPLESl

have car Of hne apples on BRYAN
street. east Of post office. Go quick and
re, prices, they will soon. he gone. BE
sure and bring something to carry them in.
wi r. L. Harris. 800
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23

Attend the BeaumoD, horse show and
race meeting Nov. q TO Dec. inclusive.
See advertisement elsewhere in the Eagle.
3Os
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23
A WARM PROPOSITION.

Buy a pair Of the celebrated North
Star wool blankets and YOU will find them
a warm proposition Wilson s. Edge.
sOO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23
CUT FLOWERS FOR SALE.

Rose, Chrysanihemums, violets. Apply
to Miss J. l.. Michel, 500 Dallas street.
div
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23

For noe fresh bread and cakes Of all
kinds call al the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention to special orders. Phone 50.
Mrs. Otto Boehme. II
Boys overeoats, siIes 3's TO IS, $500
values. TO close out at $50 at Bur, Nor
woods. 3Ol
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

&C. N. SCHEDULE
70. lO2..Norh bound. .......lO'lO a. m
20. l0l south bound. ,,.,. 4'44 p. m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-23

So very unsatisfactory unsatisfactory clothes. If
they do not t you always feel it, they lose shape
youlalways see it. If they hack style, it to
feet on vourjgood taste.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09
WATER DISTRICT
Will Not Have TO Paw
Taxes to Augusta,
Law Court Declares Il Exempt
From Municipal Taxation.
important Decision Just Handed Down
by Justice Savage.

a rescript WAS handed down by the
law court at Bangor, Wednesday, in
the case of the city of Augusta versus
the Augusta Water District, in which
1t was declared that the property of
the Water District is exempt from
municipal taxation. The case was not
only of considerable Importance to the
two cOntestlnG parties. but by the de-
cisiOn now rendered, it appears that a
very important precedent has been es-
tabliSheu, and the decision will doubt
less create considerable interest in
other cities i'll Maine where the water
supply is governed under conditions
similar to those in this city. The origin
of the case of the city against the new
water district, i'm the matter Of taxa
tion was in suit brought in the Su-
prelne court to collect taxes, from
which the Water District through it's
counsel, Hon. Herbert M. Heath.
claimed exemption. The case was
carried to the law courts on questions
OF law, and the decision now rendered
at'Eangor is final. The rescript which
is very brief is drawn by Judge Savage.
who states that "the Augusta Water
District is a public municipal cor
poratiOn, and by virtue of the Revised
Statutes. Chapter 9. Section 6. its prop
erty, appropriated to public uses, is ex-
empt from municipal taxation. Judge
ment for the defendent.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09
FROM LAW COURT.
Two Rescripts Handed Down by Judge
Savage of Auburn.

Two rCscripts by Judge Savage were
handed down from the law court
Wednesday, one of which is of much
interest to lawyers. fixing as it does
the taxation of costs in equity practice
| which has long been n much mooted
question. In the case of Victoria Ace
tylene Co. against Andre r. Gushing a
new trial was granted OH the ground of
newly discovered evidence.
The case from Washington county OF
William r. Allan. in equity VS.. Nelson
S. Allan ct ais, an important matter for
lawyers is at last settled by an opinion
of the court. The question of legal
costs in equity cases has been in the
air for Il long time Bills of costs
have been made up by the attorneys in
cases and have been cut down until
the question of the proper costs to fix
in these cases has been greatly mixed.
The decision is said to be contrary to
a well known Maine work on equity
practice.
This is the rcscript:
State Of Maine, Washington county,
William X. Allan III equity, VS.. Nelson
s. Allan ct ais, rescript by Savage, J.
1. Usually it rests in the sound dis
crction Of the court whether costs in
equity shall be awarded to either or
neither party.
2. In the absence of any statutory
provision, or rule of court. if costs are
awarded the court will exercise its dis
cretion as TO the specific items which
may be allowed.
5. There arc no terms of court in
equity proceedings. On motion of either
party. a cause in equity is set down fer
a hearing at such time as the court
shall order
4. In equity. costs for travel and at
tendance do not depend upon terms OF
court, but only upon hearings. whether
they be held during a term, or other
wise.
). Il party to whom taxable costs arc
awarded is entitled to an allowance of
two dollars for each days attendance al
hearing before a justice. or a master.
| and of thirty-three cents for every ten
miles travel, to attend such hearing
not exceeding forty miles. unless he
makes affidavit that he actually trav-
eled 4 greater distance for the purpose
of attending such hearing.
Exceptions sustained.
Appeal sustained.
Clerks taxation to be modified by him
in accordance with the opinion.
AndroscogGin county. Victoria Ace
| tyIene Co. vs. Andre r. Gushing. No
opinion Eescript by Savage. J.
| The plaintiff. by defendants order set
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09
Whitman & Adams Co., Augusta
During ;ss sa'A February 81: Ssf is;ss 20"

Customers living at distance can
send us by mall $50 and list of the
goods desired in accordance with our
price list below. and We will ship you
the goods and this chair by freight at
once. This clegrant roony parlor rock
er is of polished wood, bent wood scat
of expensive construction. worth at
least $40; handsome enough for the finest
parlor and strong enough for every
day use.
PRICE LIST OF OUR GOODS
Choice Coffees, Sac, 3nc. and &c. Id. !;
Oolong Tea. GOc., SOC. and 40c. H.. Laun-
dry Soap, &c. bar; Wool Soap. &c. bar;
Cocoa, 25c. can; Shaving Soap, 10c. cake !;
Securing Soap, &c. bar; Soda. ~ lb.
pkg, 10c.: Cream Tartar. iOc. pkg. ::
Borax Soap Powder. 10c. pkg: Baking
Powder. SIC. lb. can: 20c. !. ID. can;
Olive OIL 40c. bottle.
SPICES-Ground, SC. pkg: Pepper.
Ginger. Cassia, Allspicc. Gloves. Mus
tard. Nutmeg. 15c. can.
EXTRACTS-Liquids 25c. bottle; Val
nilla, Strawberry. Peppermint. Lemon.
Orange, Checkerberry, Almond. Pine
apple. Jamaica Ginger. Witch Hazel
pit. Soc: Fruit Coloring. Pink. Orange
and yellow. &c. bottle.
TOILET GOODS. articles at 3'c.A-
mond Cream OiquidD. Almond Meal.
Face Powder. Glyccrinc. or; Cold
Cream, Tooth Powder Orris Root, u
h.. Sachet Powder. l OF. jar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09
The HuntIey Stock Co,

The Huntlcy Stock Company which
is to appear at the Augusta Opera
house for a three days engagement
commencing Thursday evening Feb. Is
is one of the oldest popular priced
dramatic organizations in America.
Mr.. Huntley has been catering to the
amusement seekers for u great many
years and it is through thorough
knowledge Of their wants that he has
succeeded in placing his organization
among the leaders in the popular
priced dramatic field
woman Against Woman will be
the opening bill on Thursday evening.
1t deals with an every day problem of
loyalty and self acrifice.
For Liberty and Love-" Roanoke. "
rip Van Wrinkle" and KNOBS O'Ten-
nessee" will follow this bill. All of the
above named plays will be mounted
ard dressed in a handsome manner.
Refined vaudeville will be introduced
between the acts including the Mar
vellouS RenOs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09
A BOYS BREAKFAST.
There's a Natural Food That Makes Its
Own Way.

There's a boy up in Hoosick Falls, n.
Y who is growing into sturdy man.
hood on Grape Nuts breakfasts. It
might have been different with him, as
his mother explains:
my 11-year-old boy is large. well de-
welcomed and active. and has been made
so by his fondness for Grape-Nuts food.
At five years he was a very nervous
child and was subject to frequent at
tacks Of indigestion which used to rob
him Of his strength and were very
troublesome to deal with. He never
seemed to care for anything for his
breakfast until tried Grape Nuts, and
7 have never had to change from that.
He makes his entire breakfast of
Crape-N Nuts food. 1t is always relished
nv him and he says that it satifies him
better than the ordinary kind OF a
meal.
BETTER than all he is no longer trou-
b,ad with indigestion or nervousness
and has got to be a splendidly de-
veloped fellow since he began to use
Grape-Nuts food" Name given by
postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
There's "A reason. Read the little
hook. The Road TO Wellvilie." in pkgs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09
AMUSEM ENTS.
"Reaping the WhirIwind."

Charles X. Harris. an old time Au-
gusta favorite. appeared at the Opera
house last evening in a satisfying pro-
duction of a typical repertoire drama,
"Reaping the Whirlwind." Mr. Harris
was supported by the HarcOurt Come
dy Co. and besides the legitimate Of
fering, there were several speciality
acts of merit. The cast was a
long one. and the play was very
well mounted. Jimmie Cowper, a
black-face comedian. was well received
and an illustrated song act also went
well, especially a song Wait Till the
Clouds Roll BY, Nellie" that made
quite an impression. Miss Marion
Cleveland sang pleasingly and moving
pictures filled out the speciality bill.
The company will give two pertor-
mances today and conclude it's engage
ment Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09

The Bowdoin graduates of Augusta
and vicinity will assemble at the sum-
mer home Of c. 3. Burleigh. Ham
mond's grove, this evening for their
Sth annual mid-wintcr reunion and din
ner. A special car will leave the post
office at once after the arrival of the
evening train and will bring the party
back to the city about midnight.
President Hyde will be present as the
of the college. Half a
dozen are coming from Gardiner, also
several from Waterville. Togus and
other places outside the city. 1t is ex-
pected the party will number 30 or 40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09

IN an acetylene gas light machine in
the defendants mill. on 30 days trial
If the machine was satisfactory to tbs
defendant. he agreed to pay 1925 for it.
Cpon trial of the suit to recover the
price. the verdict was for the defen-
dant.
The parties are not in controversy Dut
that if the defendant kept and used the
machine after 80 days trial. from the
time it was set up, that w0u1d e9r-
stitute an acceptance, and the De-
fendant would be bound to pay. Nor
is there now any serious controversy
but that the machine was set up and
was used by the defendant about the
middle of August. 1903. The defendant
claiI.ts that he rejected the machine
and gave notice thereof within the 80
days, to Charles w. Watdron. the
plaintiffs agent. This is denied by
the plaintiff And the plaintiff claims
that even if it were true, notice to
Waldron was not notice to the plaintiff.
But the court is of the opinion that as
the case shows WaldrOn was both the
selling and the collecting agent Of the
plaintiff, so far as this machine was
whom the defendant had any dealings,
the notice, if given, and given season.
ably, was sufficient rejection Of the
machine.
The defendant admitted that he had
ordered and paid for ton of carbide.
composition used in making gas light
with the machine, but claimed that the
order was given and the payment was
made within the 80 days after the ma
chine was set uD. Under the motion
for a new trial on the ground of newly
discovered evidence. the plaintiff pre-
ceiIad and filled the defendants order
for carbide, to the effect, that the order
accompanied by check for its price
was received by him in Portland, Oct.
49, 1903. This testimony, If true. is
almost conclusive, that the defendant
had not then rejected the machine. but
was then using. or intending to use 1t.
This evidence is newly discovered. and
the case does not show any want Of due
diligence on the part of the plaintiff in
not discovering and producing it at the
time Of the trial. And the court is Of
opinion that the plaintiff ought to have
the opportunity of presenting it to
jury for the determination of it's truth,
with such resulting consequences as
may follow.
Motion for new trial on the ground
of newly discovered evidence sustained.
New trial granted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09

The cold nights of the present week
have got in their work on the ice in the
vicinity of the Kennebec bridge, and a
broad field has formed from the bridge
up toward the railroad bridge. This
ice is Of uncertain thickness, however,
and will probably disappear with the
first mild spell. The open place below
the city, opposite the steam mill, which
has been open during the greater part
of the winter is still free from ice, al
though it has closed in some around the
edges.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09
DucIos Pictures Sunday Night.

At the Opera house Sunday night
the Duclos Moving Picture Company
will give a benefit performance for the
Society of st. Jean The Baptiste.
A supply of new films have been
shipped from the manufacturers and
will be used here for the first time.
This company needs no introduction
to Augusta theatre-goers as their eX-
hibition here q month ago made such a
favorable showing that they are as
sured Of good patronage. The regular
advance sale will open this morning at
the box Office. Prices Is, rs and IS
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09

S. c. Webster & Co. finished the
work of filling their second ice house
above the Kennebec dam Wednesday
afternoon, the last cake being run in
shortly after o'clock. The ice in the
field had thickcncd up during the last
few days of work, and was running II
inches thick when the last cake was
taken from tie canal. 1t is understood
that the work of cutting for the Insane
hospital houses will be deferred until
srow enough comes to allow of haul
ing the ice on slcds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09

One of the younger members of Au-
rusta's tonsorial fraternity is just at
present up against quite a problem
which he has thus far vainly tried to
solve. The young man is father, ana
he has demonstrated that in the care OF
the baby that came some time ago 10
brighten his household he is an un-
qualified success, and also showed last
summer that he was quite an adept in
the culture of a bed of nasturtlulns
which he planted in front of his house,
but thus far the matter which he has
in hand has proved to him a poser.
The cause of all his trouble is a rat
which infests the closet in front of his
chair at the shop, and which he Is try
ing to catch. 1t is a well known fact
that some rats are easily caught, while
others are not, and the rat in question
is one of the latter kind. The young
man has a trap Of the most improved
nattern, one Of those wire arrange
,nents that allows a rat to go in and
then closes the door after him, and
some rats have been caught in it, bu,
tho rat which is now devoting his leis-
ure hours to the trap is on to its me-
ch.nism and works the triple ka-
i;nks', on it every night. for he goes
into the ante room of the trap. tips VI
the trap door. reaches through and
nu,,s the bait out, and then carries ii
a,,,ov TO his den. He has done it many
....,ae and sometimes the men in the
shon have got glimpse of him as hi
sc,,rried away with the bait. 1t is no
oxnected that the trap will catch him
~ tho Young man has taken solemi
vow to capture that rat. and the sue
|! cess of his efforts IS awaited with inter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09

b. w. Cote has moved to the new
store Percival Bros. formerly occupied
as a grocery store. The new firm is
now Cote and Blanchard. They have
nice store with two floors will be
well filled with new and secondhand
goods of many kinds of furniture, stoves,
etc, including large line of tinware.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-09

The many friends of Rev. Bowley
Green will be pleased to learn that the
successful evangelist is conducting a
series of meetings at the Broadway
baptist church, Providence, r. l., and
duplicating the splendid impression
made in this city.