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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

last week, with capital stock OF $780,
900, has purchased mill building and
Will install machinery for manufacture
ing cotton yarns; Charles 1ceinan,
president and general manager; w s.
Lee. vicc-president and j. J.. Everett,
sccratnry
Monroe, NJ. C.--1Iosicry Nllll--Crow
Hosiery Mill Company Will erect an
other building, to which Its knitting
equipment Will DO removed.
Mt. Airy, N. C..-Cotton Mill-lse-
ported that S. II, Chnmberlain has or
gnntzcd company, with capital stock of
100000, to establish II yarn mill
Ncwbcm, N. C.-Pnper-pulp Mill
Carolina Paper Pulp Company, recently
referred to, will begin manufacturing In
about sixty days, milking manila wrap
ping papers; later to make writing paper.
The compally's plant Is OH tho river
front, embracing about fifteen acres OF
land, and consists of one fo,lr-story d.
gestcr building, h2x72 feet; ono paper
machine building, :,6x225 feet; brick boiler
house with 4OO-horse-p owcr capacity, ana
three engines III the various buiiuihss' =.
II. Greene, president.
Statesvillc. N. C.-Flour Mills.-At
Stockholders meeting of tho Statesville
Flour Mills 1t was decided to rebuild
plant recently reported burned at a loss
OF $4,000. a 5oo-barrel mill will be erect
cd. Tho capital stock will be Increased
from $4,000 to 100000.
Trinity, N. C-Chair Factory.--Julian
Chair Company has been Incorporated,
with $4,000 authorized capital stock,
by J. Parkns, of Trinity; w. II. Raglan
and i. II. Willis. OF High. Point, N. G.
Wilmington, N. C.-Electric-P Power
Tmnsmisslon.-A has been
made to Legislature for incorporat ton
OF the Tidewatcr Power Company, with
capital stock Of s75o,oO0, to furnish
electric power in Wilmington and
vicinity, being subsidiary Of the
Rockingham Power Company, which is
obligated to furnish 10000 horsepower
for forty years to the Tidewnter Corr
poration. lncorporators are Mcssrs.
Hugh MacRae, NJ Il. II. Gouverneur,
n. w. Davis q. w. Van Court Lucas,
Donald MacRae and M. j. Heyer
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Big Shoe Bargains

Every pair marked down with red
tags. Yes. Here are values un-
matchable.
Ladies' First-Grade Vicl Kid Bal.
stock tip, medium sole and heel. and
solid throughout; sold for $3.50. Red
Tag Price. 1920.
"A swell line in Gun-Metal Calf,
broad toe. bluchcr, round toe. but
ton, and pointed-toe Blucher; made
on q stage last. and are the newest
shapes: all sizes; sold for $500. Red
Tag Price, $3.50.
Forbush Shoe for men. Patent Colt
Bal, pointed toe. regular $500 shoe.
Red Tag Price. 1850.
Ladies' Red Cross Shoes. worlt
known, $3.50; easy to feet. Red Tag
Price, $2.O8.
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Exports Finally Surpass Imports

Exports Finally SurpaSS imports
In reference to the foreign trade Of
Japan, exports have shown a large
excess over imports every month dur.
ing the past few months, and the. total
excess of imports from January to
December was reduced to s3,562.50o.
The same tendency was maintained in
December, and the excess Will show
still further dimunition for the full
year or the principal export commo-
ditles, raw silk, habutai, silk hand
kerchiefs and other silk goods, ana
porcelain, the conditions are still fav-
orable. In particular. the raw silk mark
ket is very active. and 1t may not be
too much to say that the raw silk
by Yokohama, as the market In China
has been placed in an awkward posi-
ton by the advance of silver.
The market for foreign piece goods
cannot be said to be Inactive, but in
consequence Of the higher tariff and
other causes, is ruling high, discour-
aging buyers. The sale Of zinc and
iron nails is brisk, while the general
iron market remains Inactive Prices
are ruling high, and buyers are hest
tating to take In stock.
Tho American -four market is I'M
favorable, as usual at this season OF
the year, and IN regard to fertilizers,
the season has Just closed, and the
market is gttting quietr. In sugar
and rice business is done only to meet
pressing needs. and the market Cen-
orally remains dull, though q fnirly
large import Of sugar may be seen be-
fore the close Of the year. Under the
circumstances. the foreign trade OF
, 19O6-which, viewed from the result
| of the previous years excess Of $780,
100000 of imports. was expected tc
| close with an excess of at least $685.
| 100000. can now be expected to close
with some excess of exports
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Lace and Yelling
Bargains at
Red Tag Prices

Tremendous temptations forsyouHr
trade. as 81 s
FRENCH VAIL INSERTING that
sold for 500 and 76c pieces q
yards). Red Tag Price do.
GERMAN VAL LACE and IN
sERTING that sold for 75c and soc
{for l2 yards to a piece). Red Tag
Price zoe.
LACE IARGAINs-25c and soc
aI.ACEs go at Red Tag Price. Zoe.
Narrow Val. Laces and READING.
12-yard pieces; csc Val. Lace Bead
ing at IL 1-2c q piece.
FRENCH VAL, LACE, sold for
$1.25 piece, 2 inches wide, beautiful
patterns. a piece, Red Tag Price's0c.
e5c to $50 n yard BLACK MESH
yEILINGS, In chenille and plain. a
yard, Red Tag Price, Zoe.
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Muslin Skirts.

Ladies' WHITE SKIRTS, made OF
Androscoggln Cotton, full width and
cambria ruffle, tucked. Would DO
bargain at soc; Red Tag Price 3Oc.
Toe CAAfBR1C SKIRTS. full widths,
tucked flounces. edged with lace, extra
wide: Red Tag Price, Doc.
Ladies' 5000 SKIRTS, made OF best
grade Cambria, extra wide. 1S-inch
flounce, well trimmed with torchon
inserting and edge, with crtra .1lst
ruffle; Red Tag Price, $1.14.
$3.50 CHEMIsE, $1.1O, made Of
Long Cloth, with dainty round yolses
OF Hamburg and ribbon; finished neck
and arm with Lace neck and lace
trimmed. ruffle at bottom, extra length
and width.
GOwNs--sloo Plain Cotton GOWN.
with hemstitched tuck; yoke finished
with hemstitched ruffle. extra long and
wide, made by Royal; Red Tag Price,
O0c
CFIEMIsE--rnade OF Long Cloth,
with dainty hemstitched tucked yoke,
finished with neat hemstitched ruffle
Mt neck and arms: would Sbe cheap at
soc: all sizes; Red Tag Price, 600.
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Every Ladies and Misses Suit
Marked Down With Red Tags. See Prices.

Ladies' Crochet SHOULDER CAPEs.S
inrwhite. with trimmings OF pale blue,
pink and white, 75c and sl.oo value;
Red Tag Price. bOc.
Ladies' TAILOR-MADE SUITS that
were $500. $4,000 up to $500. In
Chiffon Broadcloth. Cheviots, Mix
turcs, Broadcloth and variety OF
other materials: Red Tag Price. 900.
All Misses SUITS that sold at $40,
s12, and s14, in black and navy blue;
your choice at Reg Tag Price, 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

Gun-Metal Calf and Butcher $500
Forbush Shoe for men. white oak
sole with cork inner sole. Red Tag
Price, $500.
LADY LEE SHOES, Wei Bal, Pat.
tip. turn sole. kid top. military heel,
well lined with white linen, solid
throughout; &s.50f4gradc. Red Tag
Price, $3.50. -,
Infants and Children's Shoes, sold
for s1.oO and 31.25- Red Tag Price,
Soft Sole Shoe, Kid. Bal, Lace and
Congress. for ladies'; all sizes and
widths: big value at $3.50; better
than average. Red Tag Price. S1.76.
$500 Lady Lee Shoe. Vioi Kid. Pat.
tip. great value. Red Tag Price.
x1.25.
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the More You VIII Be Impressed.
Children's Short Dresses.
one to Three Years.

i -
Chlldren's Nn.nsook Morning Dresses,
neat and plain, with hemstltched ruiz
fle in neck and sleeves; Red Tag
Price, Sac.
Ch!ldren's Nainsook Dresses. with
dainty round Jokes, hemstitched. IN
tuoks; finished with beading and hem
stitched ruffle round yoke neck and
s!eeves: regular value Use; Red Tag
Price, 6Oc; ages from 1eto 8 years.
Chndren's S1.25 Short Nainsook
Dresses, / to 3 years. with dainty
round yoke, embroidered natnsook.
with hemstitched skirt; yoke finished
with hemstitched tucked ruffle and
beading; rufnes in neck and sleeves;
Red Tag Price, SOC; lots OF other
styles to select at same prices.
Infants best Nainsook Hand made
Dresses, with handmade tuck, CATCH
stitching, finished with lace; Will ap-
peal to any mother; real value $3.oo;
Red Tag Price, $1.OS.
Infants Fleece Shirts, Ito kind; SRed
Tag Price, DC; Essex Mills make.
Childrcns Jeans Underbodies, ITO
kind; Red Tag Price, lie; nicely made
with filled seams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
NEW ENTERPRISES IN
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
From the Manufacturers Record.

Virginia.
Bristol. Nn.--Strcets improvements
Council has passed n resolution agreeing
Il, expend 5000 for the Improvement OF
ihe channel of Beaver Creek between the
State line nd the Norfolk and Western
Railway cuycrt An appropriation of $50
MO for improvements during 1901 Is also
being Considered, ADDRESS City Engi-
neer.
Goshen, Na.--1ron Furnacc.-Rcported
that A. j. Nioxhan,, of Wilmington, Del,
has leased the entire plant of the Chap
man Iron Coal and Coke Company, and
viii operate same on an extensive scale.
The plant has All annual capacity of So
0Jo tons
Green Bay. Na-Lumbcr Plant.--shel-
hurnc Lumber Company hus been ncor-
i poratcd with $10o OO0 capital stock 10 man
,ltacturc and dress lumber; daily capac-
ity. 5000 feet a planning mill 50Xl00
feet will be erected. Frank Stevens,
Lynchburg, Va, Is president, and G. J.
Shclburne, secretary and manager Green
& Bay.
Lynchburg. Na-IInrdwRre.-
Martin Company has been chartered,
with s15O,000 authorized capital stock,
II. d. Martin Is president: j. III. kablcr,
vice president, and r. Il. Murrell sccre-
tary.
Norfolk, Na.-Land Improvement
Chartered: Granny Grafton Company,
with a. Brooke Taylor. vice president,
and Floyd Hughes. secretary.
Norfolk, Na.--Amusement Company
Chartered: Exposition Zoo ana Amuse
ment Corporation. With $4,000 author
i2ed capital stock j L. Bolton is
president and Benjamin I.owenbcrg,
secretary.
Norfolk, Va Boulevard Work
Boulevard Commission has let con tract
81 fnr
$4,000 for macadamizing part of the
roadway in the Seventh Ward.
Norfolk, Na.--Land Development
Star Development Corporation has been
chartered. with 100000 capital stock
by James l.. Crimes, L. Cook and b
4 STOKES.
Norfolk. va.--Botnins Works.-south-
crn Bottling Co. has been Incorporated
with $4,000 authorized capital stock. |
+. Holland is president: W. w. Childress
Jr, vice president, and Il. ID. Lambert
secretary treasurer.
Norfolk Va.-Electric Lighting
jamestown Exposition Co. is reported L
contract with the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Traction Co. for furnishing electricity Il
exposition grounds The contract is sale
to call for furnishing per day 5000 xii
owatts, which is equal to about $4,000
horse power
Norton, Na.--Bottling Works.-Nortor
Coca-C Cola Bottling Works has beer
chartered, with Jack Talwater, presi dent
: j. F. Tarwlter. vice-president, and Jerr,
Hasgard, secretary treasurer, all o
Bristol. Na.-Tenn.; authorized capita
stock, $4,000.
tario Telephone Co. has been incorpo
rated, with $1,000 capital stock w. Z
HALEY, Of Keysvlle, Va, is vice-presi
Il, d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

Ladies' Mohair SHIRT WAIST
SUITS, in black, navy and brown.
made with tucked and shirred waist
with full shirrcd skirt. $1,000 value.
Red Tag Price, S3.4S.
Ladies' handsome Blnck Wolfe
SKIRTS, made in a variety OF styles.
plated. trimmed with silk bands.
Red Tag Price, $1,000.
Ladies' Wooden BREAKFAST
sIIANLs, csc value; Red Tag Price,
coo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
White Goods

Ivy oversight, When We DISPOSED of
Our Yard Goods, We Overlooked
Lots of White Goods, and Here ~
"a Chance to l'uy Great Values,
A beautiful line Of WHITE
GOODS, consisting OF Mercerlzed
Batistc, French Nalnsook, Persian
Lawns, French Lawns and Organ
dies; some As Inches, others two
YARDS vide; original value from.
37l-2c to SOC; Red Ia Price, :5c.
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JAPANESE ENTERPRISE.
Remarkable Growth of Exports,
America a Big Customer.


Vice Consul-General Il. G. Rabbit
sends from Yokohama the following
notes from japanese newspaper con-
corning commerce and industry In that
empire:
The export of Japanese porcelain
through Kobe for 1906 UP to the mid
die of November amounted to S2.517,-
500 The rapid growth Of this trade
is apparent by comparing the exports
for the same periods of the previous
five years. the amount in 1901 having
been sSG96Oo; in 1902, sS21,Ooo; in
1903, s1,143,7Oo in 1904, s1,399.ooo; and
in 1905, s1.93l,6oo. An interesting
fact Is that the Increased shipment
was most noticeable in the American
trade and factories have been largely
extended to meet the demand. Prices
have gone up step by step, and yet
orders remain unexecuted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17


Manufacturer OF Pool and Billiard Tables.
Deans Double Action Cushioned are the
most perfect, accurate and trucst made. II
the cushions on your tables are dead and
SLOW. take the rails off and ship them to
INC and via put a tset of the above cushions
on and coves, thetn with arst-ciass cloth
and return them TO you complete and ready
TO place on your table, for ssa.oo
Deans best grades Pool and Billiard table
bed and cushion cloth will not fade or
change color. price per bed $3.50. s7.75. $3.50,
s12.25 and s14.25, and cushion cloth per set.
$40. s2.S5. S2.55. $3.50 and 1890; best
grades imported cue tips. S5cl, Sec; roc. soc.
and up to SIZE per box. according to size.
thickness and grade 600 in box assorted
sizesl
cues full length, assorted weights, even
balanced per dozen, Sg.5O $3.50, S4.25 $500.
5000, $500, $500. 5000. $1,000 and upwards
per dozen,
Fancy striped Pool Balls. SO. SIS. 50. 81
and SIS per set &c to scD. Deans Cham
Dion Patented Pool Balls the truest.
most perfect, best and iiyest balls made;
stripes and numbers Will wear of,
Will outlast three or four sets OF any other
make. price SIC and SIT per set, Green
worsted Pockets range in price from 81 up
TO $3.50 per set, according to size and
quality,
Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets. full,
SIZE VIII hold eight or nine balls and Will
fit perfect IN any size make OF table
price, per ret. $2.25. They will outlast three
or four sets OF tho usual kind of green
worsted and leather pockets now on the
market
White Cue Tip Chalk SIC. boc 75c. and
800 per gross of l44 square pieces
Dean's Blue and Green Cue Tip Chalk
best in the world. - per gross. one gross
of this chalk VIII outlast three or four
gross Of the white chalk, and is the best and
cheapest 10
manufacture. impor, and keep all tn,
various best grades Of Billiard and Poo
Table supplies Of every description a loves
prices
Deans Billiard md Pool Tables are IN,
best most perfect, accurate, truest. level
strongest and lIycst tables made
Old Billiard and Pool Tables oycrhaue,
ana set UP In perfcc, order; Ola Biliar,
Tables made into Pool comblna,o,
Tables
Bowling Balls. Ten Pins, Foot Chalk
Bowling Alley Narnlsh, etc., etc
Saloon Fixtures, Beer Drawing outfits
Copper,Lined Wash Boxes or Work Board
70 go behind bar counters.
Out OF town orders van have my promp
and careful attention. Write for prices
Respectfully, g, y. DEAN.
Factory, Wareroom ana OTicei
10 Governor street Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Dresses for Little Boys and Girls

White Linene. made plated back
and front, and white PIX. real value
$500; Red Tag Price. S1.bO.
Little Girls Colored Percale Dresses,
$3.50 kind; Reg Tag Price, Osc; maze
in Buster effect; plated back ana
front. dark and light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Infants Caps.

csc ana soc Muslin Caps; Red Tag
Price, 14c.
soc PIX sun Bonnets, trimmed with
embroidery, lac. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17

Up to the Highest Standard.
Cloth GOWNS. with variety ofsdainty
yokes and neatly trimmed: made to
slip ovor head: round and square yokes,
short sleeves; Red Tag Price S1.30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Bows Clothing.
Babies Long andShort
Cloaks--Sman Prices

White BEDFORD CORD. for In
fants sold for 5000. lined through
out with Domct Flannel; made with
cape. trimmed in braid. Red Tag
Price, Sl.3O.
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Long Dresses for Infants.

Infants Gowns, made OF nainsook.
with hemstitched band at front, ruffls
neck and sleeves; Red Tag Price. Goo.
Infants Dresses, fine and sheer
nainsook, with ruffle; hemsttched
tucks, nansook inserting, hemstitched
ruffles in neck and sleeves, finished
with beading; sold for 75c; Red Tag
Price, soc. Lots OF other designs from
which to select.
Better grades in Dresses at reduced
prices. Nainsooit and French Lawns
at reduced prices.
Infants 3worsted Bootees, 15c kind;
Red rag Price. Sc.
Infants Worsted Crochet sacqucs,
regular price $50; Red Tag Price, &c.
Babies Hand Embroidered Flannel
sacques, Red Tag Price, zoe.
Boys Clothing.
Boys $500 and $500 NORFOLK
SUITS, Blue Serge. Knickerbocker
Pants; Red Tag Price. $500
Boys CORDUROY VELVET SUITS.
that sold for 5000; Red Tag Price.
S225
Boys VELVET SUITS, $40 kind.
neatly trimmed; Red Tag Price, 1000.
Boys * Il Waists, i16c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Infants and Children's Wear at Red Tag Prices

Think DeepIy--The More You ThInl
Children's 24c Cambria Drawers.
tucked and trimmed in Hamburg; Red
Tag Price, lie.
Childrcn's Waist Underskirts, witn
belts to fasten on under bodies. made
of cambria and cotton, some with hem
stitched ruffles and tucks, and Others
With edges, lace and ruffles; arranged
in sizes from to IL years old; Red
Tag Price, soc. tgTts " t5wyeF
children's Cambric Skirts. with
bodies, hemstitched with ruffles. mus
lin and torchon lace, we'll made, soc
grade; Red Tag Price. soc.
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Mems Wool Underwear.
RED Tag Prices are Powerful ArEu-
mcnts Why You Should Attend
the lied Tag Saln.

r., d. y i
MEMS SOC UNDERWEAR at n bar
gain; Shirts only soilcd from window
and show works, but good otherwise;
Sale Price, zoe.
MEMS $1,O0 White Red and Gray
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; Red Tag
Price, zoe.
n s1.24 White, Gray, Ked, Pink and
Blue ALL-WOOL II 1RT.S ana
DRAWERS; Red Tag Price, sue
WRIGHT HEALTH UNDERWEAR.
standard price everywhere $1'0o; Red
Tag Price, sec.
MEMS Extra Heavy Ribbed Fleece
51JNDI.RWEAR, SHIRTS and DRAW
NRs; Red Tag Price, 42c.
Hose Supporters.
ladies' Supporters Of fancy elastic;
those that pin on, In light blue, pink.
white ana black price. 6oo; RED Tag
Price. 26c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Ladies and Children Leggiin.

Use Good Judsment-In Other Words, Attend
This Sale.
Children's WHITE I.EGGINS, in bearskin
and Jersey cloth; price $685. RED TAG PRICE,
soc. 49,
chlldrcn's Black Jersey L3GG1Ns price soc;
RED TAG PRICE. 21c,
Children's Astrakhan LEGGtNs, in blue.
white. black and red; prices were 31oo; RED
TAG PRICE. 0Oc.
Chldren's LEGG1NS that sold for csc and
35c; black only: RED TAG PRICE 1oc.
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New Waists at Red Tag Price:

One lot of Ladies' Waists, made in neat
DESIGNS consisting Of albatross, chalie and
few OF taffeta, that sold from $3.50 to $500;
RED TAG PRICE, $1.ds
Another lot consisting OF Sicilian and Alba
tross in brown navy, black and blue; sold for
$780,; RED TAG PRICE. 0Oc.
Black Tafeta Waists, neat and stylish, made
in plaits and tucks; $500 value; RED TAG
PRICE, SOS.
Waists of White Lininc, neatly made with
tucks and plaits; $1.25 grade: RED TAG PRICE.
soc.
Ladies' White India Linon Waists. made in
neat, pretty designs some Will. group OF tucks.
others in piuits; RED TAG PRICE, $1.c5.
Ladies' White Net Waists deliberately trim
med in bands of baby Irish and Oriental In
serting with band embroidery; RED TAG
PRICE, $3.50
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Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets fun
size. Will hold eight or nine balls and viii
ft perfect IN any size make OF table
price per Fet, s2-25. They will outlast three
or four sets OF the usual kind of green
%orsted and leather pockets now on the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 5. Ayers were here on
business from college community Yesterday.
New showing Of swell effects in pl.id
silk ginghams for Waists and Suits.
p Wilsoa & Edge.
Mr.. w. w. Cloud was in the city yes
ierday on business and gave the Eagle 4
pleasant call
For Rent-Store room 25S6O, in Par,
sons building; all modern conyenienees.
Apply to c. G. Parsons. 20
Miss Laura White came up from MILL
can yesterday on a visit TO Miss Lena
Ysagsf.
John b. Hines for Fire, Life, Tornado,
Plate Glass and Bond Insurance. Ofhce
in Smith Building. Phone l6l. 2iu
Mrs. Will Hollock and Miss Maud
Wetherpoou Of Heafne are in the city Wis
i,ing Mrs. W. n. Cole.
We painters, who live here and trade
with you, would appreciate your root
painting. W. a. Dodson. y.
/ Mn. Luther Taylor returned yesterday
l from Greenville. Alabama, where she spent
the holidays with her parents.
Misses Irma Royder and Katie Eayes
went 20 Wellborn yesterday afternoon 10
spend Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Ms. T. A. Cloud were here
Yesterday from kuren on business and
paid the Eagle a visit while here.
send your clothes to the Bryan Pressing
| Club, rear Hunter * Chaiham's, and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed.
Phone 300.
Mr.. and Mn. r. G.. Tabor and child
rem. John and Edwin. left yesterday for
Waco where Mr.. Tabor goes on business.
For hne fresh bread and eakes Of al.
kinds call AZ the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention 10 special orders. Phone 20
Mrs. Otto Boehme
Mrs. v. Freeman and children left yes
tefday morning Tor their future nome az
Graham, Young county. where they Join
Mr.. Freeman.
Ladies. come and zee my samples Of IN
derwear from "a Kiam's Big White sale.
Dainty lace and embroidery trimmed
garments Of all kinds from Is cents up.
Mrs. MARY lawrence. d26d
Ladies Of the Episcopal church have
secured the privilege Of serving refresh
men,s At the skating rink Saturday after
noon and night and invite the patronage Of
the public. "
Mrs. +. I. Mckinney returned to her
home At Marlin Yesterday after spending a
I few DAYS with relatives and friends in the
county and At Bryan.
/ Representing the best Of companies in
all lines Of insurance, invite a liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
and promp, attention 20 all business en,fust-
ed. Once upstairs in Smith Building
I Phone l6l. mo. b. Hines. 24u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-12
TERRIBLE TIDAL WAVE.

Three Hundred and Forty Persons
Said 70 Have Perlshed.
The Hague Jan. ia tidal wave
devastated some OF the Dutch East In.
dian islands south OF Achin. The loss
is very great According 20 a brief
Official dispatch 300 persons persisted
on the Island Of Tanana. while forty
are known 10 have been drowned on
the Island OF Simalu.