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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
SUTTON WINS BY
FINE UPHILL PLAY
Jacob Scllaefer, Alter Securing,
Big Lead, is Beaten IN
Billiards.
LARGE CROWD SEES PLAY

I,,Stlie presence Of a largo and ems
thusastic crowd In ttlelatidltorium OF
tho Jefferson Hotel last night George
sutton. champion at that style of play.
defeated jacob schaefer In q brilliantly
played match at tho 1s.o balk-iinc game
Of billiards by scorc Of 400 to S55.
sutton's victory was triumph of3bril-
start. ia, which @rhs Wizard' appeared
to have him hopelessly haldicapped.
Both men alternately played bril- .antisy
end in rather mediocre FORM, each fall:
some of exceeding dillleulty. III the
last three innings sutton scored l4g
points overcoming Schaefer's great
lead. and winning .handily after run
preceding inning. and was on even
terms when the last Inning began.
:sutton's best run was "a and Srhaefer's
Following the match Mr.. Sciiaefer
gave an exhibition OF fancy and diiii-
c,lt shots that fairly thrilled and
arnazed spectators anu provoked en-
thusiaatic applause
The! story of the mitch by !nninga
I follows: schaefcr wipstlc bnn,i, makes
only one. and sutton follows Will, 9.
In the second inning. howaycr, Eehuefer
shows the marvellous fnaiincr In which,
the balls can be brought: together by
Ills delicate touch. scoring run of 40.
This run Is made with the halls prac-
tjcally out OF balk all tho lime. ssut-
ION follows with a run Of 10.
Third innfng-Sohaefer again shows
his wonderful control. making run
of IS. Several beautifully executed
shots are made during the inning Sui
ton In his turn only makes 2. and Seems
not to handle himself with tho conf
dcnce charactcrizing Scliacffr's play.
Fourti, inning - Schaffer again
starts Off. playing with wonderfully ac-
8curaoy. and on his tweDty-eiglit!I shut
executes IA very difficult Inassa. In
this inning he scores Il RIM or IL. MISC
ing a difficult single eushlnn shot By d
Very narrow margin. sutton falls TO
scnr" falling down on very easy shot
81 Firth inning--Scbaefer scores a nm
or 80 In this inning. and executes his
shots with SUCH ease us To make II rr-
near that all are easy, but MS posi-
tt0n-playlrE is SO accurate that ne
rarely leaves hard shot. sutton
Sixth irning-Srhacfer makes 1. and
Sutton follows with a brilliant run of
90. showing good FORM but MT quite.
50 iine position playing as lis oppo-
merit
seventh innin9-schaefer scores a
run Z. and falls dn"n on IN easy
shot. sutton. on the other hand. seems
10 have struck l,is stride and PLAYS
very. prattv billiards Isl this inning.
scoring 81 pofnts.
Eighth inntrgA-Schnefep scores 20.
ST =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
BAsKBTnAlL SEASON on.
y. NJ. C. a. Icnsnc Teaws Meet In
Initial 3iatclles Of Series.


Initial siatches Of Series.
The championship basketball league
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion was opened auspiciously last night
with sin teams playing the first Of the
series. Each team will play fifteen
games between now and the middle
Of March.
Judging by the first games, this Will
he the strongest league that has ever
5bean formed by the assacla tion.
The first game between hornt"n
former being han1icap ped BY tie ali
sence5 of one of his best PLAYERS. the
second game betwes n Bruce and Wells
las, game Of the evening between lett
and Lawrence the winning tam dou-
hled the score of the opponents.
Games newt Thursday nisht will he
as follows: Bruce VS.. Lawrence; .Thorn-
ton VS.. Jet: Lesko vs.. Wells.
Members and fr .rds both ladies and
games. i5. s77Y.s
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December 18th in the, Annals 81 Sport


Stand.
,siajsr s & urasn sy 1T a
lex pspsss gan forty
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FOR GINE.GAME SERIES.
Worlds Baseball Championship Contest to
he Made Longer.

y 3 - etsssur 1 1E40V!a!N 80
OF finishing ali business on hand
to-day the National Baseball League meet.
Ing was adjourned over until 70 moTronf
i Y sesa a ~ Sa ag sn ssa Sa
On motion Of Mr.. Murphy. OF tho Chicago
Club, suggestion to be.consldered later ~
both ma jor lea cues. providing that hereafter
plsnshIp shall consist Of ntne games Instead
81 seven. AMI that the PLAYERS shall share
IN the receipts q Aye instead OF In foul
games. was adopted. ~
II was voted also to amend the constt:
tuition 50 as to give the pres dent Of tht
slstgue absolute power II the matter OF dis.
.cirllne as far as Ii refers to players. ex,
'espt In the ma tier Of axpul sion, which Is to
be put before the directors. 800,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13

Court sale bv auction OF triangular
vacant lot fronting seventy coo feet
on the east lin. of Sixth stree I, COZ
mencinc one hundred and twenty (l2Ul
seet north Of Preston Street.
IN, execution of decree of the
Chnnce~v Court Of Richmond Ntr-
giria, in snit of City of Ricli'nnnd VS..
Henry Cooks heirs md others, Ell
tered November Il. 1a07.'I will sell by
anyt,on on the n.e,.,sss, on 49, a.,
= $500 l:3o O'CLOCK p. NJ.
she abnyo mentioned lot. rlnt OF
which can be seen In the Offices OF
the auetioneers
Af'is''i ~ Fl. Fl. POLLARD.
Special Commissioner.
/ certify that the bond required by
the above decree has been duly given.
Given under nv hand this sixth day
of December 1907.
CFIAs. o. s.Av1LLE. Clerk.
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NEW RJ.I Y R.As 10 TRANHEERs.
Restricts Eractice OF Securing Player by Il,
M fUsing Waiver. 9s't IfSt i5s

llIcAG a. Ill, lDeoemh her a,--Tho on,
nua Iieeting of he ANA lea il Lea lie III
Pra(esslonal Baseb II cll bs came to AN end
today after y he Usual ele atipns aud An,
|lpeiptWesta, The club SpWneFs PASSED usw
rule. which. NJ Is thoNg MI tsna TO Ipb1i-
lSisll tho ngact Ice Ag nm plAYets
for Glnhs oltsidS the opgl txat ian. n Tho
pew rule 10 garl tpArsfays sof nj ysrs ~
lstltcts IRA Toe Fsc urly.g A Isl Sey by
[yelnstpg M On nd inlitedla To-,
ElSfsturni M him ~ y clu b outside The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
ROTH BROTHERS RIR.EF.AK RoNIt1ls.
George Adams Has Femus- Iionc broken
In foot ball Game.
!, ilspselal 70 The Times 2 ispateh.l ~

ma foatball same came Oh it tia grounds az
st, ! osep h's Ca tholi liz Schpol here this
safternoon eprge3 ANS, eldest sol,
-pfS Darcy p. ans, suffered q Fracture
OF his right thi gh hone. Young Adams
was taken to the Petersburg Hospital,
Where he Is now getting on we Il The
bows younger bro her left the hos
snital only Y few days age. a{ter re-
Seoyefi!,g fr9nl q kee Injury received
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PUBLIC MUST TAKE
ITS own MEDICINE
(ContlAued from First Page.)


the price with the improvements IN
daries being demanded by the health
authorities. Mr.. Cary. who said he had
voted for the ORDINANCE in the commit
reeommitting, SO that the dealers might
ter was sent back.
Rules for changing the closing hours
the Market Committee, went back. ike
the milk score proposi ton, The Sec
ond Market approved the plan and the
First Market people Objected to II.
Side Stepped saloon Question.
Councilman Um.aufss resolution. re-.
apesting the sal92nk eepeTs to close
crushed Before II was presented. Il
rules. and oStsoef ths twentysfonip' ms.n-
bers present at the time only i've
Ye Ms ml Issf'y ss,d that Vas
Vas saassTned sheSsa Weald % 10 IL nor 's
liquor ord ances. Tor ,sen1e time, as he
s Hds t Hiis1IRs z g'Ss 'As papAss lay 3
The ordinance prohibiting the Pas
ssss M5ete sS s t sas e etsr
Mha n bsns enfn & Mas snsef
gG6ed or semm aessl IsaIe 5w
I
the Board In an ordinance appropyia-
ting $4,000 Tor plans and specitica lions
for an electric light plant Oh the old
Pumphouse property. The pro- ectwas
laid on the table.
Rebate for Bnrkccpcrs,
Alderman Woods ordinances rernllt-
ting those salG las ,S Whicl. are now N
mess under the Dabney law, to run
between F'ebruary LIST and May list
without the payment of license, was
assed. TO he sent on to the NJ yof for
his approval, ssi ", .fls
strahs eshInapgtss pGeRaEsa ~ e
lapeake and Ohio RAJ lWtlY Cainpany TO
|iitersectian al Sixth ana BYr,i Streets
was nse 5,t,5 Ma ars number q sltli
Through the effort of Mr.. Gates, the
TORS in the Police gnurt and nH 10
| tepartinents was laid ON the table
MI Gatss lrankIy aa1ittlng slat there
eIf those men are not satisfied with
what they get, why don't they quite"
ssked Mr.. p. Meade White. n
Alley question Unsettled.
The plan suggested by the Commit-
ltee on I.pea Assessln snts To- remedy.
{reuble In tna alley hetWsen Clay and
1s slFt s INA srsss Acssh
Iat ths rsaaesf 81 NH. Davis ID demand
THAT the Water COMMITTEES re.port on
| his rsssp luyton as 70 the dotlb la meter
rate Latsr
and resuiring tho special inyestisattWe
|#co,nmlt tee sto return its ne port ON the
May or Il inance l,onnli lee char #
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Alley Question Unsettled.
Auto Raypas iii Marcel,

Il Nls,I, WORK. peee,aber u aa.--zIl no contest
eolpltlittepSa tho ltolgo {, Tub M .tsp-
len hos anne unted thu 4 ne gracea MT 0,,rs
lrpl,le Elias. VIII he held ~ Nrlng tina first
weeks I'M Mare l.s lle& htY Syent NH f ha A
ascrnlil u Il yAcs, fin which othing hut sNclng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
LEAeuERs BEAT c. c. a.

Outdoor Players Acquiring Great Skill
mt the Indoor Game.
The Richmond Leaguers defeated the
Christ Church Association indoor base
ball team in Wednesday nights game
by n score Of 70 to 8.
Crawford is getting to control the
Dali with come curves and a slow ball.
The general all-around playing OF both
teams was fine and the large crowd
enjoyed the games as much as they do
the outside game. The score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
TWO RACES AT RING TONIGHT,
Match With Herbert IL
Throw Two Contestants TNcAday,

Throw TWO Contestants INcAttn
Two races are scheduled for the
Skating Rink Tonight. when some OF
the fastest skaters on. the local door
Swill take part.
After toni gifts contests the next big
event will be on Tuesday night,
when George. Herbert, the light
weight champion OF Virginia. who re-
gently threw Yountl Sandow. the re-
}putel worlds clampion vel teYWeight
at the rink. will meet two youngsters
them both, two falls each In ono hour,
Ellis, a clever little Pennsy lvan Ian,
viii be one of the contestants,
The piqlufss slloWt. this week are
Very anlusin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
GRAND AND SUPERB coLLEcT1oNo1
Modern Household
Effects
AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1iTH. |.
1890 "A, A.

SAlN3sAISSA1S.N,Es
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1iTH. AT
10:30A. NJ
Three and sFiye.Piee Parler suits,
Odd Chairs and Rockers. Handsome
Parlor Tables, pav5 nport, Pictures,
Mirrors, Rugs In,ruggets, Lace Cur
9brary Suit, Hall Racks and Chairs.
3 ok Gases, Lad es' Writing Desks,
Handsome Dtntrg-Room FURNISHINGS,
In CHARTERED Oak and Mahogany,
Ghambtps a aTniah'nE ii eaas psp
s g. t. ,,,a,eh ", ssiys Walnat
some MaaoganY SUIT, Brnss Bed. lirr
ror-f-ent Ward vche. loressir Ia bic
praperles IRON Bed spr, 7, gs Y air. Fslt
and other Mattresses. Chiftonniers. &c.
Also. a lot Of OF s ~ goods too. numerous
To mention. isf
81. This is the firest collection we hive
ever offered. Goods nnw m display
In our ware.raons s0s East Byaad
Street, Sale saturtln,. NJ 1920 a. NJ.
Ladies' Invited. TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA. Auction co.
AuctioneerS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
ROYAL AaCANUM|
WILL Holt. RALLY.
Big Meeting to Take Place at tho
Academy and Prominent
Men to Speak.
Mr.. DABNEY WILL PRESIDE.

LII honor Of the presence in the city
to-day OF the executive committees OF
the Supreme and Grand Councils OF the
Royal Arcan,inl. great rally will be
held at the Academy OF Music TONIGHT,
the public being invited
The committee meetings Will be ut
the Jefferson Hotel. The executive
committee Of the Grand Council OF
Virginia will sit Mt noon To- day. and
that OF the Supreme Council Will hold
brs 81 b5a @ere ea sons n ast
a .,1t,. were ,, being met and greeted by
interesting Program.
The program for the Academy meet
Ing is q most interesting one. and will
o likey ,s attras fs pou laITgs crowd as the
No tickets will be required, and the
lie 1t s:so . o,eloek. T Sns me S VIII
aIaer,ran s.. + pa Rs1 Who Viii pre- re-
side and direct the program.
The program, will be Us follows
Musical prelude. STEMS orchestra;
the Rev. i. q. Mcisaien, p. D., supreme
orator: ;.tldreAs Howard q. Avery
grand regent State of Virginia: music,
Dixie. Stems Orchestra; address,
United states and Canada; violin solo,
Master Glenroy stein. eight years old:
recitation, Miss Kate Fuller; tenor ana
alto duet. Mr. and Mrs. y. II, Gloves;
address, Howard G.. VIRGINS. past SUI
ra s ssf Ras e pnler f fenar
and alto duet. Mr.. and Mrs. n. II.
Cloves; presentation Of Royal Area
mum class q supreme regent by How
Eta ans Of nsya rf anaienee 9ds
f,ss :, y to rise and Join In singing
Mclfaden, y. D.. supreme orator.
anS ora Re9pa oaeS ssa
on the stage. Among these are Cow
error swanson Lieutenant- G 10y mo-.
Kemp Is Made Regent.
Shockoa Council. Royal Arcanum, at
a meeting in s;mithdeal Hall last
might, elected the following officers
for the coming year:
Representatives.: First, George McD.
Blake: Second. a. D. Jackson; Alter
mates, william 81. Myers, John 70.
Gayle: Regent, Henry Kemp: Nice-Re-
gent, =. C. Folkes; Past Regent, George
Med, Blake; Orator. Samuel suther-
/ lector w. T. pabnev; Treasurer. W. A.
Crenshaw; Guide. Joseph L. Eicker-
staff; Chaplain. D. n. Richwine; War
den, John r. Skeggs; Sentry. John Nc
DoYell; Trustees, DR.. C. N. Edwards.
| B. ". Gilvert, G. v. Burns; Musician,
L. II. Phillips,
Virginia Council Officers.
+, Virginia Council. No. 90. Royal AR
canun1, met last night at s o'clock in
, Lee Camp Hall for the purpOse OF
electing officers for the ensuing year
| The result of the election was as fol-
| lows: representative 70 Grand Coni.
| ell, G.. A. Crawford; Alternate. Charles
/ G. sBosher; Regent, 7, L. Young; Vice
Regent. Andrew NJ. Glover; Ora,
Leon Stein; Secretary. Charles G
1 Bosher; Collector. Milton j, Straus
! Treasurer. z. Bottighimer: Chaplain
the Rev. John ]: Wright; Guide. n. G
| Robertson; Warden. John S. Bass: Sen
| try, IL. q. c. Hartman: Post Regent, L;
w. Ball Trustees--W. y. Fitzgerald
Isaac Straus and John Rutherford,
The session was q most enthusiastic
one. There We're two applications fol
Reinstatement and one for admission
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yirginia Council Officers.
Finger Caught In Machine.

j. H. Herring, of No. 4os chamherlayn.
Avenue. Gnter Park, had his right index
finger caught In a Joiner machine at the
Locomotive Works yesterday morning. Tbs
city ambulance. In charge Of Or. Hinchmnn.
was called. and the hnger WIS anlputated
just ABOVE the nall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
Auftion 6aIes, future Daps
BY IS. r. Adnf1sott.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.

e'At-'s~''-t'~f -
TRUSTEES AUCTION. SALE 81, e., or or
SUBURBAN LAND CONTAINING
T Il ss-1 PgGr AiaES Ro TdKsri e
fR AZ sTe ehR SG h1s. a Neo otlF r Fhthi
NILES LES EXON stA i.1i,lu:SI IN
,.a * SHs 3d. s ass Ct , ssss asss
Clerks Office OF Chesterfeid Circuit
having been made ~ the payment OF
directed so to do BY the holder thereof.
j will sell at public auction. on the
FfuMsSAY TILE 15T1 PAY ~, or ZIP Pr
GENDER 1907 M r. 1880 o'choSA'
tho said land. described in said deed
as al that certain tract OF iana IN IN
Ing on the east side Of the Petersburt:
Turnpike and Described us follows:
Eeginnins liere road (Which ,,a ru y
from Stop ~, 70 na ~. : e f,,,n
pike thence southwardly along the
east line OF said turnpike 1859 feet to
a corner. thence IN an easterly alrec-
ton and along ~, Old ditn,, llig hd re r1
Air Line Railway. thence In a northar-
Il Gao feet to a corner on the road
above mentioned. thence along snid road
north. SO degrees west 1885 feet to the
point Of beginning on said turnp!ke.
land. fronting as 1t dies on the sea-
board Air Lire and the Richmond and
Petersburg Electric Car Line. IL es-
recially pdanted for n large. industrial
nlant. and also for a suburban supdi-
vision
TERMS Caell.
q w MARTIN Trustee.
A. IT,. AID AMSON Auctioneer.
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Christ Church.

sunlma airy. Earned rins-grofession
ais. 4: g. @. a., /. Strike outs-by
Crawford, g: by Stutz, 4, Bases on
bails-cranford. 2; stutz. 2. Umpire,
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Lots Of Good Things
for the Xmas Holidays.
Best American Granukated
Sugar, Sc per ID.

lest american IfanuIateQ
Sugar, Sc per ID.
It makes the best bread ISL.
yer King Flour, per bag, $40:
per barrel $50.
IS Xmas Candles to box........ zoe
Fruit Cakes. 1-lb. packa Sc. ...3..... 12,sc
Jelly Roll or Found Cakes lib,
Best Quality Gltron soc
New Mixed Nuts .........i....,.., l2kc
Adams Chewing Gum. regular &c
pkg, now -, &c
French Candy per pound .......,..6c
Best Quality Dates. per pound ,.....,6 &c
Seeded Ra!nsins. In lab. pkg la,ac
Cleaned currants, LIB. pkg {; lQo
I, 9 pounds Loose Figs .s...g,.s,. ~. .,,:6e
a Hest Chocolate Drops, per pound; 1sIIsac
ehalmar's celatine, 9 pkss, .2ae
poneless Cod Fish, LIB, bricks ,..... 70
White "a" Sugar, per pound 4,i.c
!, Cans fanatics for, ,,,s,.,.,.hc
large bers swift's Pride Soap for.s5e
Best Wlne catawba and Black
i8 berry. per gallon 1890. 500
Sugar Corn. cans for..............:5c
3-lb Jars Preserves .,...,.,.......,:0c
Early Juno Peas. per can ,..........9c
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auction @alrg, Cbls Day.

~ ~ ~ ~, y ~ ~~~->s.
BY The Valentine Auction Company,
.6iS East Bruad Street. Phone l9Oe.
LARGE AND GRAND SALE OF
ttJREtTEt2E. RUGS NATL l5s.g !DEAl'S.
A.DRaC LACE C.CRTAT IS. MIIs.
RoRs. PIcruRs. &C,
no. DIAL tF'RIDAY). D III; EN- Der l3 Tt
at our saiesrooins. No. 6iS East Broad
street, s}
These goods are nice. OF fine quail.
nv and wortf, attention OF parties
needing furniture, &C. Nice pieces ior
Christmas presents. sc,
Ladies' aspecinils iuvitedsso attend.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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BY Pollard and Bnrby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

A. L. ADANfsoN. Auctioneer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-08

j. w. skains Of Edge was In The
city yesterday.
w. s. Miai was In from the bFa1os
bottom yesterday.
Roht Armstrong; returned ron
Houston yesterday.
l.. NJ. Haltom OF Benehiey was IN
the city yesterday.
Ernest Candy. of Alienfarm. was IN
! the city yesterday.
w. p. ccodson OF smetana was IN
the city yesterday.
Johnnie Sanders of Stone CITY was
In town yesterday.
Ed wymola was among the visitors
20 the city yesterday.
p. L. Barron was a visitor ron
Rock Prsirie yesterday.
Mrs. J. c. Grifhtb of Reliance lei'
yesterday TO visit IN waco.
A. w. and ]. T. Dyess OF Harvey
were In the city yesterday.
Prof. u. J. Mcdonald OF kurten wa
= visitor to the city yesterday.
Miss Maggie White OF wixon wal
= visitor TO the city yesterday.
A. J. searcy has returned from tn
Masonic grand lodge at Waco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-08

May Visit Bryan the Latter Part Of
Present Month and Deliver
an Address.

Referring to an editorial In the Ear
gle yesterday morning regarding the
desirabiIity Of inviting Hon. W. J.
Bryan TO visit this city during ms
prospective early visit to this state.
Representatiye w. c. Davis Informed
the Eagle last night that while Mr..
Bryan was In Austin to address the
legislature he extended an invitation
TO him to come TO Bryan and speak
and Mr.. Bryan said he would do SO at
the first opportunity. and that he de
sired TO come here and address the
students. II Is probable therefore that
ne will be here the latter part OF the
present month. and !, goes without
saying that II will be red letter day
In the history OF this city when he
comes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-08
Frank Thomas
Essyshins Furnished. ss'isfs<t'en cssFs1sss
Ass.... ne ., STONE CITY TEXAS

wansed--Room and board BY couple
with private family. situated close 10
business part OF town. Address e. ~.
care of tine Eagle Office. ais
Regarding that fellow Davis. Of
Bryan. who is going to run for state
senator. the only thing We regret
about IL is that we are not In his
district. and cannot vote for nim- u
I'VE can desden any timber for him.
however. we shall do that very thing.
l--Mad:sonville Meteor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-08

J. t. Fuller Of Harvey called on the
EAGLE while In the city yesterday.
Or. ". +. odom and ;. c. Cloud OF
Kurten was ia the city yesterday.
Guy stesoncr and John sabo OF
Kur,en we're in the city yesterday.
Andrew sholburne was a visitor
from the Braaos bottom yesterday.
County Superintendent T. W. Par
ker returned yesterday from Lullns-
W. ID. OUTLAW and VIM Shelby OF
Reliance we're In the city yesterday.
Joe and John wozniak called on
the Eagle while In the city yesterday
I'd Elliott. George and Joe walker
OF Tabor were in the city yesterday
prof. T.. X. parden OF Harvey called
on the Eagle while In the city yesser'
day
Al. Conway and J. c. Long called
on the Eagle while in he city yes'er
day.
A. u. Moorehead returned 10 Paies
tine yesterday after visit to reia
tiyes.
DIR. Drummond and Jay Harris o
Cottonwood were In the city yes
tcrday.
Division Superintendent Highiowe'
OF the l. a G. n. was In the city yes
terday.
Mrs. II. Y. White returned yester
day after visit In Dallas and ~
Worth.
Mis- Eula Crawford returned to M
Ilisan yesterday after a visit to Mis-
Lena Yeager.
I.ost-At Roller Rink. wednesda
night. a pin with settings. Owner ca
lrct same BY calling at rink. di
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-08

NM Law went 10 Galveston yes
crday and viii be accompanied bone
by Us family.
w. II. Morgan. J. X. Smith and J..
S. Morgan OF Reliance were In the
city yesterday.
aliss Florence Herndcn OF Weimcr
arrived yesterday and Is the guest OF
Mrs. A. n. Rhodes.
Judge W. j. Moore Of the College
community called on the Eagle while
ia the city yesterday.
Sir. volney cayltt Of Wheelcck and
Master Robert Armstrong of this city
are Waiting at LAY city.
r. l.. and A. p. Buchanan.-c ~
Resninger aud C. II. d. Graham Of
Harvey were IN the esty yesterday.
Alter cnrlnimas you VII nave q neF
photographer. n you wish photos
lor Christmas. please cali ills week
| sf7 Alonzo Cdrter
Mrs. T. p. Boyctt was called % hunii
yesterday on account Of the nerio's
Inlness or her daughter Mre. Wil
kinney.
I van have two cars OF good "po.
on the track Nenday. Leave or4qr
Win Lawrence & Co.. Phone l9. g
! q. puianoy az
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Prof. ]. l.. Cobb Of Alexander was
IN the city yesterday accompanying
his mother. Mrs. N. J. Cobb. who re-
,srned to Hearne.
w Jesse Bullock. formerly Miss
Georgia White. returned to Colorado
City yesterday. after a visit TO reia-
tiyes In this city and In the wixon
community.
Rev. Geo. b. Butler returned yesfer-
aav from Calvert. and reports a SPLEEN
aid revival meeting In progress there
He viii assist In the meeting again
next week.
The Eagle iearns that the teachers
OF the county are looking fsrward
with great interest TO the meeting oil
,.e county institute m this city. An
outline OF the program war published
in the Eagle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver MCGEE re
| turned to Benchley yesterday after q
visit In this city. Mr.. MCGEE has &c
cepted position as telegraph opera
tor with the santa re and win 80 a
once to Beaumont for orders.
Nice. fresh home made fruit cakes
Mt sOc. per pound. Fresh bread ant
cakes always on hand a the Texas
bakery. Mrs. Otto Boehme. Prop DIT
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City Of MEXICO. Dec. IA special
dispatch to the Record fron onertara
says that several hundred vorkmen
Of Tie Purismic Cotton Mills struck
shorter hours and higher wages are
he demands which hey make.
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For fresh bread and cakes Of all
kinds call at the Texas Bakery. Care
| ful attention 70 special orders. Phone
So. Mrs. Otto Boehme. df