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The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30

gurd aan for The tts&s ts4inEs
scraps. bead etx hrn Yua aa nrs
care 'n nsake tAeta all ap into saa.
ssse 90 snts@e !s 10 conteTt shess 1nto
sappie. he heart. part a. Tho Hssr
and thr t2r&f stias sgaY be usc. also
"hesa he rTsea; has bottles. urtii the
sssa aliga az1iY tfo@aa shc bones re-.
naoFe All tonea shd chop aae ars
ias AqEor In mh3rh Tho meat WAS
BOILED aside uEt4l cold. tskc thr cake
o' sAt from The sartarr and retuFn
ihe hqnnr ia fhe Gre When IL bolts.
pat In The chopped meat and season
Sell sita pepper ara sal IT,, II boil
ssaiE AID ihiraea @sth corn meal
~ 1ou ~op!i IN making ordinary
e"rb meal snush. by letting II clip
Slowly through iae fingers to pre-
'"at Igtnpz Cook hour. stirring
constantly at 1rst. afterwards boil.
lns nofr gently When dore pour
INTO pans This wiIi keep sometime
IN cold weather When ~au,et. for
'h@ table. slice and Try. Serve hot
ia like To Aay = TEA words abop;
>oap-fnahlhE. but perhaps had bet
Ter postpone unfIl some other time
AUNT MARY.
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w II BRAsWEf.I..
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30
HOW ICaN TOMATOES
I~~ County H"us~rwif- .iv~~ a
A~ths~i Nhish ~i,r liza. ~ssi With
t.r~at ~atisfaxtian

lt,at Aao, Mar IA., .4hsu,ef
ihcfr @as teau~at uaAtr tor &c
c3po fot canning tbusAttora We
~Dala Hhe 70 suEEest oer-m=s nt
ruttlaz thesu up Ne dont sup
gsoso thcT will aeep any better. beat
n ~ij1 az1e marh unae ats. labor
and shen. II &c Go hAso . good ua-
eof1 piain5nE John." we nTuld iftc
10 save shat cara an9ours nt atotr
mrss7ss II wlll hc %ntn~ help
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30
The Ec,t to Themselves Make Reau.
tiful Jelly.


a. w" 10 'hem
sel''' va '' "" "'"atiiui
1e". ~"', % "',"' "''sF RhoF-
oak"'S -" p"R SA'm
on ~ 80 ." p"> .! water.
"" ''''' "''' ''''' '""" 'S''n out
ana Jar VI e'ock'
Mos F.pp'' o''~""h
'Ss - -" "~ '''"-
sa'' ''""e' o"id
OF e'''" o." """ ''''"-
~ "1"o' IN
NH''" '''' ''a'' '" po''"H and
N' - "''''',.''a """l 'he
hshA ga 80 '''' -" "' IN" grease
's"s - -" So ~ '""3 p"' X as'ae
W - A''""" ana
WAY" '''' ~'''} va 'H"H press
e'"'.*"A -" - !" o9'
IA -" "1&t'' "'ns :
~" s'''"'' P''T@s
o' '"F'" ''' ''' tek !"
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30

Dear Aunt Mary Not long ago
beard Tao Young fellows discussing
their plans Tor the future one VAS
solhg into y heat speculation: the
"'her ~as 70 be- mnchinist. Finally
one AaIcd And will you marry -
oh. Hald the other. that depends
"h 'he Eiad ot girl can mad" 80
you See. girls. YOU have some Kind
VI standard Ia come up to. and II
10 usually Il high standard Don
give 'he huArat. worthy. but quiet
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30

up around the bottom. We can
nearly one hundred Jars every year.
nave broken only one jar in the last
TWO years. and have not lost any
Holt' We put 1t all in cold Jars:
and II We put 1t in dark. cool nlaces
no mold will form on it.
y LEE COUNTY SUBSCRIBER
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30

Teacher Sns. Tommy. what IL
he meaning Of the word "pur-
chase"
Tommy boat know. ma'am.
Teach" Well II your papa gave
toor mother slo 20 go and buy A
neR bat, what would your mother
de-
Tommy Have a a.. guess.
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30

Editors Gazette iou will find on
closed ono dollar for one years sub
sevtp:Ion have six children. and I
shink your paper IL worth one dollar
rear tn cseh ono ot them. and 20 me
also ~ farmer
w. III nRAsWEf.I..
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30

The ch~arez; gain Ia made when
animals arc young Every month OF
gr iscr~aHra she cost Of gain per
pound
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30

ing the souse with weak vinegar
when wanted for the table serve
either cold in thin slices. or slice
roll in bread crumbs and fry in hot
fat
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-11-30
tiau tn Hold The Hot Jar.

Now uncover III" 'onat""@. aali
them AZ you would io cat. and give "A
good aslsflnE Take partly worn
to~rl az i square from woFn-"nt
kait garment. large enough 10 cover
the lar. wet II in y pan OF cold water
and wiring Almoa; dry. thr"" th"
water out ot The Jar and put The
cloth around It. gathering II up IN
xo,v l.ft hand nt one side of the jar.
L., tho lar r.at on the eds" Of the
- .,d MI ~lih ladl" You will
scarcely feel any heat from tho fruit.
v,,h Care Nou VIII Hardly Lose IA
Jar.
one can MI p" many Jars IN 70"
mr., !, whilr. and not break on"
- r.rrful 10 have the cloth Enugh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
9REvITiEs PUNCHED.

There are In Texas 300 state banks
The Episcopal prayer book Is to b,
printed IN Spanish.
II NJ. Roberts and wife OF Mexla
Tex. have been married sixtyone
years.
At Rule. Haskell county, Texas. sew
eral brick business houses are being
erected.
There we're sixty.five exhibits at the
Jack County Corn show. held al Jacks
boro. Tex.
An unknown young usan jumped In
front OF a locomotive at Frierson. Ia
and was killed.
Vice President Thorne denies the
Texas and Pacific Railway company
Is 10 be rCorganized.
An attempt was made 20 wreck n
Santa BE train near Beaumont. The
engine vas dsralled
Big Five oil company brought in a
5oo-barrel well on the McFadden tract
In the Spindletop district
U WV sllAlhAA NNIlfN locomotives
we've badly battered az Tulsa. l. T. An
open switch was the cause.
Rev Dr KNIGHT Of Trenton. n. J..
was elected bishop OF the Episcopal
diocese ~ Western Colorado.
Dave Flood. Jr. was nhot In the fore.
bead AZ Durant. l. r. and instantly
killed. Charles Middleton was arrest.
ed
The lease % the George T. Hume
ran,h. ten miles south OF san Angelo.
Tex. together with 1850 cattle. has
been sold % Abe Mayer for $4,000.
s W. Sw.tzcr Of Mangum was elect.
"a Grand master OF Oklahoma Odd Eel.
lows Mrs. Anna n. Yeakey OF Enid
was chosen president OF the Rebekahs
For stopping. while wounded. a run.
away thereby saving two persons from
injury John b. Hill. a negro OF At.
anita has been awarded a Carnegie
medal and $1,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
TY4URN TREE.
Lord 'orrers' Tragic Journey TO the
Famous Old Cailows.

Lord forrers' Tragic Journey 20 a.,
Famous Old csilows.
pJrs lfuc was Tyhurn anc. aud q
sccaH s~ if tlc wl'oWs-lc .rrihcd :.
/ au OH Ilcumcu, rs moWh'e-ut on,
time stood nc It's east corner. Il was
| there the ferocious Lord Fcrrcrs was
hung In 1890 for numbering his serv
ant Horace Walpolc's words paint
the picture well. "IIc shamed heroes
He bore The solcmuity OF a pompous
ana tedious procession OF above two
hours from the Tower 30 Tyburn with
as much tranquility as II he were only
going 20 his own burial not 10 his own
execution And when one OF the
Dragons OF the procession was thrown
from his horse Lord Forrers expressed
much concern and said. Il hope there
will be no death today but mine"
on went the procession, with a moe
about II sufficient TO make its progress
slow aud laborlous. Small wonder that
the age OF Thackcray. with Thacs
eray's help. set up It's scalfolds within
four high walls. Asking for drink.
Lord Fcrrcrs was refused. Cor. said the
sheriff. late regulations onjoincd him
not 20 let prisoners drink while pass
Ing from the place OF Imprisonment o.
that OF execution, great lndcccnclcs
having been committed by the drunk
enness OF the criminals in the hour Of
execution. And though" said he. "m,
lord. | might think myself excusablc
In overlooking this order out II regard
10 your lordship's rank. yet there Is an.
other reason. which. am sure, Will
weigh with you-yOur lor,lshlp Is sen
sible Of the greatness OF the crowd:
we must draw up nc some tavern: the
would be so great that II
would delay the expedition which
your lordship seems so much 20 de.
sire" But decency-so often paraded
by those who outrage it--endcd with
The murderers death. The execution.
FRS fought for the rope. and the one |
who lost It cried-the greatest tragedy. |
to his thinking. OF the dayw-London
Sketch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
STATE FAIR OF TEXAS.
Twen.y-Second Annual Enter.
tainment Under Way.

rallas. Oct. 19.-For the twenty-sec
ond annual time the gates OF the State
Far OF Texas were swung open this
morning.
On entering the grounds the out-of.
town visitors. OF whom there were n
great number. were agreeably surpris.
cd By the superb walks and splendid
drlyeways that had been constructed
since last year'sc entertainment Over
10000 llneal feet OF macadam walks
and drives have been put In, and II is
possible 70 travel anywhere. no matter
how much mud there may be.
As the first day was Childrens day.
all under twelve years OF age being
admitted free. brlghtfaced boys and
rosy checked girls were In evidence TO
large extent.
Az 10 o'clock, after an address OF
welcome by Mayor Hay. TO which Pres
ident Mo-oney Of the fair association
responded. Governor Campbell was In.
PRODUCED. The latter made a most ap.
propriate address, and his utterances
were heartily cheered throughout
Seymodr's Military band OF forty.
i've Americans. gave concerts both
morning and afternoon. followed by
several vaudeville acts.
The livestock department contains
some OF the finest four-footed specL
mems ever exhibited
Newspaper men from all over the
state were present In large numbers
In making the opening day success.
and well did they do their part.
There are many exhibits, while 9th.
err attractions are legion.
Some OF the speedlest steeds in the
land are entered In the races. which |
are held daily except Sunday On
each Sunday afternoon there win be |
ostrich races. the huge birds being rid |
den and driven hy Jockeys. They are |
from the farm Of W. w. Ford OF Tam.
pa, Fla.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
PIERCE TO TEXANS.
Insists That His Company Is an
Independent Concern.

Austin. Oct. 19.--Govcrnor Campbell
has received n fourteen page type
written letter from Henry Clay Pierce
The letter Is addressed 10 the chic
executive and people OF Texas. and
the writer declares at It's conclusion
that copies have been sent 90 the
press. The writer tells in detail OF
the service his corporation has rercsr
cd tho people OF Texas. and how Il hal
been bounded by politicians who have
misled the people OF Texas into the be.
lief that II is part OF the Standard OIL
company. when he declares that in
reality II IL not. but an independent
concern. He admits that the Stand.
ard audited the accounts OF hIs com.
pany because II supplied him with oil.
He Insists that the reorganization was
In good faith and that he committed
no wrong In making an affidavit Ia
that effect He says that he Is contest
ing the eXtradition on account Of senti.
ment against his company In Texas.
instigated by politicians and certain
He goes into his consultation with
Senator Bailey. brought about by Hon.
David r. Francis. but that he never
paid Bailey one dollar for services he
performed In being readmitted In Tex
is. Since that time, he writes. he had
retained Bailey 10 look after other |
business matters for him. and he paid |
him large fees for bis services. lie
declares. that he believes that the
people OF Texas are Just and fair, and
will do tho right thing by him and his
company when the proper time ar.
ives.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
BABY CAUSES C0JIMOTION.
Court Tsse, Recess Till Littlc
Fellow l. r--r~'c7ted.

Fort Worth, CO. During q
trial of case !r ,sc vorty-elgh'
district court a ,.arr1 baby WI
lus'v lungs man, % set hlms
weised ia between and be
Of one OF .. r'ora .''s provided
spectators g-d fH NJ G's.r
were SO loud nrd ..e
vito s. 'gwrtfs l'
iudgo ilusell su-r. "'.f .. g.
10 learn the cause Of the trouble
II required o half hour OF strenuous
effort Co release the child and g wog
necessary use~a hammer and saw
20 nccomDl q The result The infant
lex was found 20 be considerably
bruised. hpt no bones we're broken
After he had hcon freed and hts waH.
hwhci u'gl az the case was resumed
and tho court once more assumed its
dignity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
GAS MACHINE ExPIopEs.
Maker and Assistsn, Killed and Helper
Is Seriously Injured.

New Hartford, Conn, Oct. ia
machine rsed in the manufacture OF
Illuminating gas from petroleum in n
small structure on the bank Of the
Pennington rive. exploded with ter.
riffc force, Thomas O'Connell. maker
OF the sas. and his assistant. Michael
Donovan. were intantly killed. and
George Garon. helper. seriously hurt
The machine supplied gas 20 the re.
servolr. from which New Hartford 90
talned lts Illuminating gas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
FOR SOUTHERN MAN.
Democrats In Mass Meeting Insusu
rate Presidential Boom.

Democrats In Mass Meeting lnsueu
rate a Presidential Boom.
shelbyville. Tenn. Oct. ia Dem.
ocratic mass meeting was held here
and movement started looking to the
nomination of sothern man for pres
ident. Among the resolutions adopted
was the following:
Resolved. That We commend the
Views here expressed to the Democra.
cy OF the state and south, and sugee,,
that from pass meetings OF the Dsmoc.
racy In each OF the counties OF the
state delegates be sent TO conysn.
ton az The capitol at Nashville ON
Tuesday, Nov. n. 1907. and the chair
man be authorized to appoint a corn
mittee II five. whose duty n shall be
TO CORRESPOND at once with Democrats
throughout the state with a view 10
carrying out the object OF this meeting
and securing a representative conven
ton In Nashville"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
SIGNED BY CHoATE.
Docs This a. the Head Of the
American DELEGATION.

The Hague. Oct l9.--Joseph NJ
Choate. head Of the American delega
ton 10 the international peace confer
ence. Friday signed the final act OF
the conference and the convention
adopted. TO all OF which he also fixed
his own personal seal. The signatures
occurred in alphabetical order. the
Americans coming next after those
Of Germany.
The Hail OF Knights presented an
imposing spectacle at the closing ses.
sion Of the international peace confer.
ence. The boxes. especially erected
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
GOT HIS SHIRTS.
Con,ieaI Prank q Prineston Student
Played Upon Q Tutor.

~~''f'~.' FseFN F'tWS1k0U OtuQcU
Played Upon . Tutor.
In "Prlnceton-Old and New" b,
James W. Alexander, Is the following
story:
''The mode OF life was simpler In
those days than now, but the same hu.
NOR which still makes collegians 90
comic effervesced In tho old days.
When. for example. william Penning.
ton. son OF former governor OF New
Jersey and himself afterward speaker
OF the national house OF representa-.
tives, roomed next door 20 Senior Tu.
tor Topping II was the custom for
each man TO hang on tho outside knob
OF his door the ing containing his soil.
ed clothes for the laundry.
Pennington stuffed his own skirts
one day In Tutor Toppings bag and
waited for the day when the clean lin.
en- was returned and laid out on Top.
pings bed. Then, knowing that two
OF the younger tutors were In Top
pings room, Pennington knocked Mt
his door. ON entering he put on an
embarrassed air. Ms II hcsitatlng e.
speak In the presence Of the other tii-
tors.
Topping in n lofty way said: These
gentlemen are my friends. have No
secrets from them. Say what you
wish Pennington still hemmed and
hawed, but. again urged 20 speak. bluri
ed out: 1T Is not my fault. Mr.. Top.
ping. | did not want 10 say anything
about II now, but ms you Insist must
ask you TO please return the skirts |
lent you, as am In need of them
"Topping's rage and horror nj bclnq
thus addressed before the younger IN
tors. who looked M 90 him as n MAJ |
nus Apollo. may well be imagined. 80 |
began 10 upbrald Pennington. who IN
errUl ted him 10y saying: ITS no usc
NJ topping, trying 10 deny the faca Z
see the shirts there on the bed WIKI /
FOUR own thing" The tutor stood
'gbs5t hut Pennington stepped 10 the
'cd and picked ont his own shirts.
markell with his name"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
TO BE NAMED EUROPA.
hamburg-Ameriean Liner VIII censid.
erahly Exceed lusitania.

HAMBURG, Oct. i9-The giant steam
er that El gllsh shipbuilders are to con,
struct for tho HamburaAmerican line
Will be named Europa She will be u.s.,
600 tons as against the $4,000 of the
Lusitanla.
incidentally Il Il said the Europa
will probably be the last Of the German
line stsaosers 10 he built in Great Bri.
tain, AZ tho new Vulcan yards. which
are 10 take this work will be completed
before the construction Of the proposed
sister ship Of the Europa Is authorized.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
PRECEDENT KILLS BEAR.
Animal He Laid Low Had Been Follow.
ed For Four Hours.

STEAMBOAT, La. Oct. ls.-The presl
dent killed bear late Thursday after
noon. Few details are known exccp;
II took place after he and other hunt
ers with him followed the dogs In the
chase through jungles for four hours
The beast was a female OF black vari.
ETY. and beyond the average size. The
fact that she was secured at all IL
attributed to the staying quality OF
the new dogs.
The news was brought In by a cour.
Ter. who arrived from Bear lake Fri.
day morning The exploit has given
heart to the camp and hunters are now
working with renewed vigor In the
hope Of making n brilliant finish.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
TRAIN rlTcHEn.
Engineer Thomas Lost His Life and
Fireman Arlington Fatally Hurt

Engineer thomas Lost His Life an,
Fireman Arlington Fatally Hurt
Trinidad, Colo. Oct. 1s.-Passenre
train No, 4. the California limited
eastbounl. on the Atchlson. Topeka,
and Santa Re railway was dltched at
Earl, Colo. Engineer John Thomas be-
Ing killed and Fireman Arlington IA
tally injured. Both were from Ration
n. N.
The train was pulled by n double.
header. The engineer on the rear en-.
CINE escaped by jumping. but the fire
man. whose name Is not known. hrs
not been found The train was loaded
With returning tourists.
The Santa Fe ran special relief
and wrecGing train out OF Trinidad
All Of The injured were brought her,
Among the injured are Tommy Burr
the prize fighter; his manager. Bul
Nell, and Harry Smith OF Tulare. Miss
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
OIL STRUCK.
Was Discoveries Whlle sorina For
Water For an Ice Plant.

was Discovered While Boring For
Water For an Ice Plant
Teague Tex. Oct i9-while boring
for water on the property Of the local
fec plant heso Friday the second strike
OF Oh WIS made. after the drills had
passed hroesh thirteen feet of Ignite.
The ind.caf-rr Gre. according 10 those
woo say h2r' had experience
'H ol icta, chat cu.her win be
btossh, la soon The first strike OF
oil In this well was the previous day
az q depth of fifty.nvo feet. when tho
low was .perCeptIblo. but the second
was strolg, when 90 n depth of eighty.
eieht feet Friday on was discovered
the second time. The ice plant Is own.
Cd by a Houston firm. the Robinson
Ice Plan, company
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
JOSEPH II. CHOATE.

Tor The occasion. were crowded will
cabinet ministers diplomats and other
statesmen and their wives.
The president. NJ Mediloff OF Russia
made a long speech. saying that net
outstanding the asslduous work OF
the delegates the conference had lsrt
ed longer than expected lie reviewed
IN work. emphasizing the spirit Of ac.
cord which had characterized the de
bates. After thanking an who had
elaborated with him. ~ Nedlloff pro
posed TELEGRAM % thanks 10 Queen
Wilhe.m.na for her hospitality. which
was asg ll 90.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
Royalty comlnn.

Ottawa. Oct 19.-Govenor General
Drey unoflicially announced members
OF the royal family will visit Canada
in connection with the centenary
landing OF Champlain. Whether Il be
tho king aud queen or Prince and
Princess OF Wales he did not disclose.
but the Impression he created In the
minds Of those who heard his remarks
is Il VIII be the king and queen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
cHlLo's CLOSE CALL.

Got Hold Of chloroform, and Was Un.
conscious Whsn Found.
Paris, Tex, oct l9.-The two-year.
old child OF w J. ong. living near
MaXey. got hold OF a bottle OF chloro.
form In a trunk and spilled It on her
dress. Besides inhalihg. Il is thought
she swallowed some OF the contents.
Her mother found her a few minutes
aiterward lying down In a drowsy con.
diuon' and discovered the chloroform
bottle near her Tho child was exer
eised and switched and made TO drink
coffee mill a doctor could be sent
for She soon recovered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
TO CLEARING HOUSE.
Merean;ils Bank Matters Pssssd Up
&C. That Institution.

New York, Oct l9.-Mcrcautle VA
'lorcl 'e.. ua.to~r were placed o.
hands OF clearing house
Tho clearing house committee was
IN session only a shCr, time. At the
conclusion ~ The session Mana~o-
shearer NJ the clearing house said The
debit balance Of the Mercantile IA.
t!onal bank has sl,1O0.OO0. Mr. shearsr
said there was no doubt Il would be
paid for by the greater part by the
clearing house bank.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
CHINESE CLASH.
Pistols ard Knives Freely Used. and
One PARTICIPANT Slain.

Philadelphia. oct ia fight he.
tween two Chinese In Chinatown de
veloped Tito a riot. the rival Tong SO.
cieties taking sides. Pistols and
knives were freely used In tho crowd
ed quarters. The police reserves from
thetenderlcin district were hastily sum.
moned and had great difficulty In
quelling the disturbance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
sEEkwELL STAYS SPOUSE.
He Then Turns the Weapon Upon Him.
self. Death Resulting.

Oklahoma City. Oct. 10. c. Seek.
well. a former city employe. Friday
shot his wife through the left arm. and
then turning the revolver toward his
head sent bullet through his head
He died almost instantly. After shoot
log his wife and seemingly believing
that he lad seriously wounded her. he
ran 10 her and kissed her and said.
Goodbye, sweetheart" and ran from
his home. He shot himself as he was
leaving the door.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
CRY OF AGONY.
c. Hardin Negro, Found In Throes
OF Death.

Dallas. Oct. ia cry Of agony in
the rear Of a house on South Lamar
street AZ an early hour Saturday morn.
ing brought prompt assistance from
within. c. Hardin. negro about TWEEN.
tyiour years old, was found with a
dirk stab In HIS neck. The jugular
vein had also been penetrated and
blood was squirting. He soon died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
RIda.lv peeIlnes Pr.sldercv.

Washington. oct. la.-Comptroller
of the Currency Rldgely has declined
the presidency OF the Mercantile Ma.
tional bank OF New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
Fire at ereenvllle.

Greenville. Tex. Oct. ig.-FIre IN
Woodmen Ian dld $1,000 damage. The
building was damaged $1,000. Grocery
store OF \. 5. Moore q Co. sustained
damage by water 10 amount of $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20

Washington. Oct lg.-Secretary
Root. wife and daughter have rcturnoS
from their trip 20 Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20

Mckinney. Tex Oct ia.-The larg,
barn Of Cal Hutchinson burned AL
livestock was saved
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
An Arrest nase

Dallas. Oct IA negro ramed q.
c. Fleming was arrested charged with
killing c. Hardin. another negro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20
Killed In Collision.

on City. Pa, oct l9-Cl.rton san
umire. m engineer was Killed in a
collision
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-20

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