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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

The House of Representatives was
called to order at a. m. Mr., Know
les of Monroe in the chair, Roll call.
Quorum present. Prayer by chaplain.
Approval of journal
AS matter of personal privilege,
Mr.. Knight Of Columbia had portion
read from an article, Our University,
in The Gospel Herald, written by DR..
Lincoln HUXLEY, president of stetson
University. Mr.. Knight said the ar
ticle having been placed on each desk
in the House, he desired TO say the
reflection upon the Baptists in the ar
ticle was an insult and unworthy Of
a gentleman. He wished Il under
stood that the Baptists welcomed all
denominations to the University.
Resolutions.
House resolution No. 50, by Mr. Rus
sell Of Putnam, inviting Hons l. l..
Farris, w. A. MacWilliams, and J, B,
Parkinson to address the House this
evening on the subject Of good roads.
Adopted.
The speaker read kilograms denying
that the people Of Tampa are opposed
to the state fair The kilograms were
from the board Of trade and chamber
Of commerce Of Tampa.
introduction Of Bills.
BY MIR. Watson of Dade-New chart
er for city of Miami. Passed under
suspension of rules.
BY Mr.. Farris OF Duyal--For fairs
and expositions.
BY Mr.. Mcclellan Of suwannee--
Prohibiting festivals for private gain;
read second time under suspension
OF rules.
Select Order.
House bill No. l79, by Mr.. Reese
of Escambia-Relief Of census enum-
orators, with two substitutes were
passed informally.
Bills on Third Reading
House bill No. q. by Mr.. Farris Of
Duyal-Assistance Of Florida Histori'
cal Society. Mr.. DUPONT moved In
definite postponement Of the bill
Mr.. Farris and Mr., Parkinson and
Mr.. Reese opposed the motion Of Mr.
Willis OF Levy. raising the constitu'
tional question. The bin was lost
( yeas 20, nays 81.
BY consent, Mr.. Geiger Of Lafayette
introduced House bin No. $50. relating
70 chartor Of town Of Mayo passed
under suspension Of rules.
Special order.
For 10. 80 a. M House bin No 300
By Mr. Parkinson Of volusia, for crea
ton Of Atlantic county. After az
hours discussion. the motion q Mr
Melton 70 Indefinitely postpone Wal
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c. e. q DRIVES OUT
80 : AaSs REIEU KTTgM

Inc Of Rheumatism asouE adcondAon Of the blood brought
about
system OF refuse matter which the
This refuse generating
acid whi absorbed into the blood
and Rheumatism gets possession of the system One also be born
with predspoon
can be transmitted from child The pains
the disease are only symptoms which scatter relieve with M
ments paers bsters deaden opae however,
such treatment left of there exposure Jpuess
muscles and Joints and tender places the flesh aud the sufferer
that while
disease remains the blood Rheumatism while
blood remains saturated with irritating, npoducng acid poison
y y - Rheumatism
oug canses the blood and the circulation neumzng
acids and expeiug all foreign system stimulates
aud the blood so that instead weak constantly
depositng
bones the body soothed noused rich
which completely permanently Rheumatism composed
herbs and bark which purifying
Just what is needed in every Rheumatism,
md medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA CA
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were waived, the bill read the third
time in full, and passed, q to o,
Senate adjourned until $3.50 We'd
nesday.
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FgDAY'S WORK
At TALLAHASSEE
- Warm Discussion on
4. Knight Salary Bill.
BILLS
IMPORTANT

..,,esd in Both House and
!. while others Were Passed
/. Third Readlug-sO'h Houses
!. Busy During the Day
j. of the most important measures
S .' !. !, in the Senate Tuesday was
. la,, the holding and main
!, county fairs in the sew
..nDties of the State which may
! conduct such expositions OF
..,onrces and attractions OF the
The bill was INTRODUCED ST.
.'..oonsly in both houses, in the
I. Nv Mr.. Buchanan, and in the
Nv Mr.. Farris. 1t is meeting
strong favor and there Is very
sonbt that it win be enacted into
and that it will result in great
= a factor in advertising the
.rces Of the state and in bring
new settlers and investors.
Warm Debate.
varmest debate of the session
i Senate and one that practically
Ma the entire time of the after.
meeting, was on the Knight bill
,,ssing salaries of cabinet officers.
feature of the day in the House
the report of the committee ap.
IA to confer with the joint In,
hating committee of internal i'm.
sment fund under House concur
resolution No. /.
Early all the time Of the afternoon
lon Of the House was devoted to
geration Of the license bill. For
Il three hours amendments We're
fsi but few were adopted. It was
mall detail
81 Broward has reinstated James
Perkins as solicitor criminal court
record for Volusia who was sus-
bed on charges and J. Hall Bruins
ppOnted TO fiji the vacancy. The
vas a somewhat famous one in
hsla.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

b Senate was called to order at
D. President Harris in the chair
q quorum present.
rate resolution No, go was offered
" Willis providing that no bills
Pig from the'House of Representa-,
except local bills, should be CON
.'ed by the Senate unless they had
referred to proper Senate com.
b and reported by such commit
Senator Willis spoke in favor
resolution, which he stated
prevent dangerous legislation.
resolution was adopted.
New Bills.
loVing were among the new bills
Ddaced
aaie bill No, 429, by Mr.. Nc.
-Amendng and perfecting title
\ eaecting GAINESVILLE Charter
senator McCrcary explained that
ah simply perfected the title OF
" Just signed by the Governor so
would properly conform with
l The rules were waived, the
'eli second time by title, the
iLne in full and passed. Is to 0.
'a'e bill No. iSO, by Mr.. Buchanan
encourage the holding Of fairs
ambitions.
'A'e bin No. 1872. by Mr.. Massey
DIVIDE for the establishment Of
-aaeat camp site for the Florida
4 uOops, On motion OF Senator
the bin was made a special
O' Thursday at IL a. m. Sen
VI me First called atten
he fact that House bill No
& 4. az Alternately Of Orange. also
% the organized militia. and
notion this bin was also made
- order Tor the same hour.
bill No lSs. by Mr.. Hum
4 -i seating to the doing Of bust
''loat license and making
Hi'deneanor BY request
T" judiciary committee.
West Of the First. II
- senate bin No. s7s. BY Mr.
Aeie, subject TO cali. wai
second time in fun. beln,
entitled an act reQulrlnr
Soard O Education 70 dees
q Lake CITY. ia. Tor edu
Poses the lands held foI
I, ne University Of Florida
a'ed AZ Lake Cib. and
'psfoaFiatIon q $4,000 I,
-. 81 q Lake City. II,
.,asd b the said city undsr
2 chapter ssst. lawl
g ssuasos Cons ruis
The Winslow mail., 1907-03-09

Ed. Date No. To Whom Account of An
90 A. E. Gilard, supplies superintendent
public health.
90 Rand Trading Co., supplies superin-
tendent public health---------------
&c g 100 John Rodes, nursing smallpox pa
tents
II 1O1 Pedro Quintaro, bounty wild ami
mails
SAL g 1o2 VS. Norviel salary district court re-
porter -----------------
Exp. 1O3 Henry Lewis, bounty wild animals
1O4 c. Hess, r medical supplies super
ntendent public health -----------
1O5 A. & B. Schuster, supplies to county
&" 4" LOG c. NJ Funston, county publishing
and printing ------------------------- Il
g" 1O7 A. F. McAlster, fees delinquent
taxes ------------------
" 10s Andrew Perkins, bounty wild ami
mails
April 1 P. A. Bushman, work done road dis
trict No. 2.---.--- -------------.---.-
2 E. ]. Smith, work done road district
No. .3--------.------------ 3
3 H. B. Smith, cement for bridge road
district No. 3.-------.-----.----.--.---
John Standiford, work done bridge
road district No. 6----.--------------
5 A. L. Willis, work done road district
No. 5-------------.------
" July II 100 Delbert Penrod, work done road dis
trct No. S-------------,
10 Lola Penrod work done road dis
trct No. S-----------.------------.--
:" Ill Will Wooster, supplies road district
No. S-------------------
112 Ralph Penrod work done road dis
trict No S. ---------------------
Z" Z" 113 Moroni Adar work done road dis
trict No. 9----------------- --------.------
Sal Oct. L. Ia J. w. Richards, salary Treasurer 81
g" Z" 115 w. T. Geary, salary District Attorney 81
116 c. l. Houck, salary Sheriff and AS
SCISSOR ---------------------- 81
=" III A. F. McAllster, salary Recorder 81
q" " 11S L. D. Dvelbess, salary Janitor
Tailor -------------- q
4" 119 R. c. Smith, salary Probate Judge Il
&" :" 12O w. B. Woods, salary Clerk District
121 w S. Norveil salary Reporter Dis
trict Court ----.---------
" g 122 Geo. P. Sampson, M. D., salary
perintendent public health
" 1913 R. c. Cresswel, salary supervisor II
=" " 124 ]. ]. Shumway, Il
6 125 H. B. Smith, II
Exp. 126 Z. L. Hathaway, M. D.. expense and
supplies, deputy superintendent
public health .------
" 4" 127 Anne Garvn, board INDECENT sick.
g " 1913 Chas Poy, board INDECENT sick k------.
:" 129 George Williams, rent INDECENT
The Winslow mail., 1907-03-09

139 j. A. Freeman fees justice of the
peace --------------- -----------------.S 3 rs
40 c. l. Houck fees and services sheriff 43 55
141 B. F. Ketchum, fees. constable. So 35
142 Thos. Tanner, fees, constable 16 80
143 j. H. Hansen, fees and services con-
stable ------------------ 38 so
IA w. B. Woods, fees clerk district court IA Is
145 A. F. McAllster coroner's fees 20 90
146 w. B. Woods, additional salary clerk
district court, two quarters 62 so
LAT A. F. McAllister kilograms and
pressage, county business 61O
148 j. w. Richards, telegrams and ex-
pressage. county business 90
149 w. b. Woods, kilograms county busi-
ness SS------------------ %
$50 Frank Brown, interprer j. P. court $50
151 Henry Kempenich, interpreter ]. P.
court so
152 j. H. Dvelbess county publishing 2O4 so
153 c. M. Funston county printing and
publishing --------------------------- 292 rs
154 Lloyd c. Hennng. county printing
and publishing ------ 147 85
155 R. c. Smith, making duplicate
sessment roll 1906 -,---------------- 100 90
156 Smith & Smith, supplies to county 38 96
157 H, H. Mcneil Co., supplies county 55 SO
158 Julius Wetzer, supplies to county 80 60
159 c. Hess jr., supplies to county 300
16O A. & B. Schuster supplies to county 60
161 H. H. Scorse, supplies to county - II 65
162 Augustin Tapia, supplies to county SO
163 Babbtt Bros. Mercantile Co., sup
plies to insane 20 90
1874 Louie Sam Kee meals for prisoners 317 SO
165 Mary E. Blevins washing for pris.
oners 26 60
166 VIM. Armbruster, repairs bridge road
district No. 3----.----.--- -.-.- SO
167 Angus Willis, work done road dis
trict No. 5-.----------------- 80 90
16S Harry Ellsworth, work done road
district No. S.------ - 76 90
169 Apache Indian, bounty wild animals 10 90
ITO Vrjnio Lucero bounty wild animals 20 90
III A. j. Brewer, bounty wild animals A. 90
172 c. L. Finn registration, Winsow- 90 60
173 E. T. sherwood, g 90
ia John Bushman, registration, St.
Joseph 40
175 A. F. McAlister, registration Hol-
brook - 20 20
176 O. R. Gardner, registration Wood
1T J. A. Freeman registration, Snow
flake ---------.--- --- 16 20
17S Z. N. Decker, registration, Taylor - 20
179 w. 6. Shumway, registration, ,Shum-
way ----------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
18O D. L. Penrod registration. Pinetop-- 60
1S1 Frank Wallace, election officer Wins
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
LIVERY BUSINESS CHANGE.

]. w. Hunicutt on yesterday az
ternoon purchased the livery stable
and business of Henry * Brogdor
Bros, and will take active charge
Of the stable this morning. Mr..
Hunicutt is an experienced and
successful liveryman. and will keep
the business up to its excellent
standard and make improvements
from time to time. He invites the
favor and patronage Of all friends
and the public with the assurance
of giving prompt and hrst-class
service.
Messrs. Henry * Brogdon Bros. 4.
desire to thank one and all for the
patronage of the past. and an
nounce that they will continue in
apd enlarge their feed and grain
business. Devoting their energies
to this branch of the business more
exclusively in the future. they will
be able to serve the wants of the
public with an enlarged stock and
increased facilities.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
The Trolley Line Again

We would like to see the trolle,
line proposition agitaied again, bu
the momenteous proposition now i
The question Of the hour" Our re-
cent guessing contest in which we
awarded a pair Of $500 Florsheir'
SHOES to the person guessing near
est to the time the clock in our
show window would stop created
so much interest that We have de-
cided to repeat It again this week
and will offer to the person guess
ing nearest to the time the clock
will stop on Saturday. june aand
(which will be at some time be-
tween the hours Of 6 q. m. and 10
D. M $500 Panama Nat Mr..
Lank Spell was the lucky one in
the recent contest and walked of
with the $500 shoes under his arm
and a broad smile upon his face.
Customers are entitled to one
guess with each Si.oo purchase at
any time from now until 10 O'Clock
saturday night. The face of the
lock will be yelled all day Satur-
lay and unveiled at 10 O'Clock
Saturday night, at which time the
lat will be awarded to the lucky
ustomer, so don't fail to be at our
tore at that hour to get the hat If
on are the winner, or to see
Tho does win it; and every time
Oh hear the FIRE alarm, train
a clock strike, bell ring
r look at your watch, remember
on can get one guess for every
1. 90 you spend with us for cloth
X, hats. shoes or furnishings that
re always sell at living prices. and
nat your trade will be greatly APP
reciated.
HUNTER & CHATHAM.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
TWENTY TO THIRTY DAYS TOUR IN
MEXICO.

Mr.. c. G. Walker Of this city, !,
making arrangements for party
to take a 20 or so days tour in
Mexico, leaving Bryan between the
fifth and fifteenth of July. A Pull
man and an observation car will be
provided for the comfort and pleas
ure of all who wish to accompany
the party. and the trip will be made
under the personal direction of an
official of the Mexican National
railroad company. Tickets will be
good for ninety days at the same
rate, but il is expected to limit the
trip to about twenty or thirty days
to suit the convenience Of the great
est number. The party will visit
the City of Mexico and surround
ing and intermediate points of in
terest. and the trip will be in all
respects an ideal one.
Persons desiring any further in
formation can obtain same from Mr..
c. G. Walker. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
SARGENT AT GALVESTON.
He and Others to Select. Site For
Immigrant Station.

Galveston. June 2O.--Hon. Frank r
Sargent. commissioner general OF i'm
migration. Superintendent of Public
Buildings Fly Of New York and Archi
fect Wisdom OF supervision depart
ment No Of washIngtou. are here
for the purpose OF selecting a site for
IN immigration landing station. devils
Ing plans. etc. The last congress ap.
propriated $4,000 for a station, bu,
II has been difficult 10 find a suitable
site without making much improve.
ments. for which the fund does not
apply. II is believed the matter will
be settled by the officials now here
IL the necessary additional funds Tor
site viii be allowed. The appropr.a.
ton Is for the building only.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
WALL STREET SECRETS.
Visiting Texas Bankers Given an l,
sight Into the Mysteries.

New York. June eo.-The visliin.
Texas bankers were the guests o. ~
National Bank OF North America. ~
representatives OF which showed thr.il
the secrets OF Wall street and the
Stock Exchange from the floor Of tho
latter. The ladies' OF the party watch
ed a listless session Of the bulls aaf
bears from the gallery
The Texans were also guests OF the
National City bank at the knic,;r~
booker theater. where they witnessed
a performance Of The Red NH
After the theater supper was served a.
the Cafe de Ambassadors.
Thursday night the Texans ATTENDED
the Casino performance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21

piston, June acC"When the
D| vertising matter, con-
booklets and circulars
fully matured, Texas
plotted as never before in
bry." This was the state
Iade by General Manager
l.. Rockwell at the Rice
st night.
warm reception given the
llion Clubs booklet, Texas
"a q to o. has been very en-
coufnglhg to us. The first edition
! almost a thing of the past and a
onuohd will soon he necessary. And
~ Is only a preliminary in the
I|c Of Five Million Club literature.
~rhe meeting at Fl. Worth last
~ was given snch widespread
ck|icity by the press of the state
~ our already large correspond
- has been materially increased,
r. osir Office force kept busy ex-
ing the aims and objects of
hub, mailing literature to per-
interested in the development
Z state, and answering inquir-
every conceivable nature. /
be disappointed If material
Mot i'm evidence before
long the literature recently is
"a BY the club is little circular
k1ainirg the charter and names
members appointed on va
Committees. These commit
have been formed by President
|Fby and General Manager Rock
ell for the purpose of facilitating
,e work of the club. which must
. carried forward with system
nd dispatch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
FEDERAL RECEIVER.
Effort Il Probable to Keep Him
From Actin.

Austin. June 20.--Thc action O,
Judge Bryant Of the uri;cl States dis
trict court nj Sherman IA naming =
receiver for the Watt: s.Pierce on
company on application OF Bradley A.
Palmer. one OF the stockholders. ere.
ated no surprise here, as II was rca.
orally known that such step was anticl.
pated by the defense. This step PUTS
. new phrase on the case and II Is be.
lieved Will take the property out CT
the hands Of . company and state
courts. although II is learned that The
state viii protest against the Federal
receiver being put In charge of tae
property Of defendant company ON Ike
grounds that the. Federal court has no
jurisdiction. as the receiver nam.l
BY the state court was appointed tc.
FORE the Federal receiver was appo,u..
Cd. "''''"
An effort was made TO see Attor-ev
General Davidson and Assistant "a
forney General Lightfoot. but both ~.
a. galveston. Attorney Allen aad
County Attorney Brady did not cara
20 discuss what steps viii b. takca ~
III a consultation is held II Is stat
however. that should n Federal -e
ceiser attempt 10 take charge O. ia
property he may bring h'r.self -.
contempt OF the court OF civil apr,
Tor the Third district. as the H.,
non Is now pending in that court 7,
may be said. however. with a degree
u certainty that steps viii be taken
o prevent the Federal receiver from
aking charge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21

The New Orleans Picayune
points \ moral that should be
brought home to every town that
has aspirations to future greatness.
In 1870 New Orleans was the third
city in the country. while in 1900,
fifty years later. it was twelfth.
The reason for this. according to
the Picayune, may be found in the
Iact that its citizens placed too
much reliance upon the city $
natural advantages and sat down
o let the town grow great of its
'wn accord. when there should
lave been push and enterprise. -
npumont Enterprise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
No Changes to Be Made.

Austin. June 20.-Speaker Thomas
y. Love OF Dallas. who was appointed
state Insurance commissioner, Is here
he said he would not make any
changes In the office force when he
takes charge Sept. /. He will appoint
stenographer and n state llbrian. he
said. He has decided on u stenogranh.
err. but not yet on librarian.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
Justice Gaines Stricken.

Austin. June 20.-Chief Justlc,
Gaines OF the state supreme court suf,
Tered sympathetic stroke OF paralv,
SIS Thursday morning while reading
newspaper In the office OF the cleta,s
Of the court. His left side was affect.
cd. Dr. John Mclaughlin was called
and soon revived the Judge. who was
conveyed TO his residence. His condi.
ton is not serious.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
HOPPE BRIDGE CONTRACT LET.
Awarded Yesterday 10 Missouri Valley
Bridge Co. OF Leavenwosth Be
Completed In Eight Months.

At a meeting of the commissions
ers court. held yesterday after
noon, the Missouri Valley Bridge
Co. of Leavenworth. Kansas, rep
resented by +. 4. Hess of Dallas,
was awarded the contract for the
building Of the Brazos river bridge
at Koppe's Ferry, on a bid of
$I7,I9o.oo. The contract calls for
the completion of the bridge in
eight months. The bridge will be
built according to the plans Of the
Missouri Valley Bridge Co. adopt
ed by the court recently. There
were FIVE bids before the court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
Only Patrons Arressed.

Galveston. June 20.-Four men were
arrested here by the city police Ru
fhorities and charged with buyinr
pools on horse races The employp
OF the pool room were not disturhei
by the police. the patrons Of the -
tablishment alone being taken into Gus
todv.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
ALL REELECTED.
Galveston VIII Entertain the Phsr
maceutic Association Next Year.

Waco. June 20-Offlcers Of the Tex
as Pharmaceutical association wer'
all reelected. as follows: J. T. Coul
son. Corslcana. president: Jacoi
Schradt Terrell. vice president: Z
W. Fearis. waxahacaIe. second vie
president: Miss Virginia Broois
Waelder. third vice president: r. y
Walker. Gonzales. secretary.treasureF
home secretary. II. !. Carleton. Aug
tin: historian. J w. Carey. For
Worth. Galveston was selected ~.
next meeting place July ~ 10 10. 1905
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carried to the point of putting up
the money. When the movement
takes shape again (and the Eagle
hopes it will not be long delayed) t,
IT,. will more readily enlist general
nttln,tion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
Pos,pon.d Until Saturday.

Galveston. June eo.-Cases ot par.
ties accused OF putting up money on
races at Turf Exchange were postpon-
ed until Saturday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21

Fort Worth. June eo.-Dr. A. r,
Brown. formerly president OF the Tex
as Medical association. II dead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21

Galveston. June 2o.-Robert Miller
was probably fatally shot In the seek.
:. w. Mcneil yas arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21
Try Preventics. At My Risk
With Book on Colds.

lust to prove merit--to show you nov
quickly Preventies can and win cheek colds
" the Grippe will mail you free on
eqaest these ssmRles and my book. Simply
address Shoop. Racine. Wis.
ereventies are thoroughly harmless little
candy Cold Cure tablets. No Quinine, no
sxative, nothing siekening Whatever.
10 check early Colds or Grippe with Pre-
,enties" means sure defeat for Pneumonia.
TO stop . cold with Preventies u surely
lafer than 10 let Il run and be obliged to
;ure IL afterward. Preveusics win however
reach . deeply seated cold. But taken
safiy-at the sneexe stage-they break OF
head off these early colds. That IL surely
,etter-that Is why they are named "Pre-
senties" Promptness however Is ail-im-
,ortant Prompfness in the use Of Pre-
Eentics may save half your usual sickness.
Fevefishness. night or day, with child or
.dult. suggests the need Of Preventics.
Write DR.. Shoop, Racine Wis. today for
anples and booklet Prsventies are sold b.
N. H. JAMES.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-21

Nearly oue-haIf Of the e0s'r COW.
, ",ss, Of the Mississippi liver' pm
sipslly in AIt'" ,... Texas Texas. !:
Oklahoma. The latest eU's0. -,
ports gives oklah0''. 49,. s,' : : s.
psisius showing in The ''es .o 2, = q
ton acreage Of Te1s'-9's :,
Oklahoma this year Is sh''d e =
s.rs.s and Louisiaql