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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25

Ms0et par ret goot befegt. Gn 9pe
Del at 8pens oanifs 8eFoltnin9 oas
til Steoe. 9lanot 3ilsrerne be-
mGrteoes W3r. 8. 6. 8onoo fra pois
tutpallamie Co., Sa. tinige mss
bans to Ssnner, peter o9 4lberi
gonoo, iamt Qlfreo RiefIen fro
Iamme Steo. Gnopioere bar Mifs
Qtnna 9anien fra 0upep. Rebr. til
.Steoe Ste0e. 6un er / oenne Si3
fad 9eieg 6os 6en0es 8entn0e, gsiIs
Marie 6riitenien, Der / aar free
ibenterer ,Sfolen.
@eO Mpoet talte paitor s.. Bon
90 fra Mdrtus, Sa. Gan taIte ON
Den toitelige perle og ON Statten
/ 4geren (Nadtt. 13, A.. Gar
ligt frem6abeOe ban, bpori en aris
items 2ibsoerOier beitoo. Sen / 5as
len itre0 6an oper til at betragie
9eoningernes 5ilitanO iammenli9s
net meo De Sri tines. Som &riitns
ituloe ri oele oe 0Dre6dre 9ipsoars
bier meo 0eoningerne. STUB. s
s. G6riitenIen f~ortolte nogle Sret
at aindmisfionaren, 6uoIon 5apa
lors 2io og 4r6ejoe.
0m 4ftenen bar Ser isen Mpoe.
oeo bbitfet paitor Bono. -su talts
tili9emeo Stub. 8. g. 6. 9.lien.
S Dag (SirsOaO ufreiite Mt
g. IS. 8Onoo tiGigemeo fine Sbnnss
me6 9o9et. 6an bar / De iiOFts
9d9e afla9t fine Sbnner WiGis %
Sherman gon0o, Der ftuoerer oeS
Stolen, ct 8eIgg. 8eO Iamme Qeis
lig6eo me0te 6an ogfaa meo Spns
ren Pditor 8. 8on0o. Oct er otH
en- Sief0enbeO 6er | Qdnoet, at en-
6u6er bar poet tire Senner til 0sn
ituoerenoe 8Iasie, og en0nu mere
IielOent, at ale ire gaar / SUBS 8;s
geS SjeneIte.
= G6r. Sprgenien, Ser bar fbg %
iaa pad 9ofpitalet. er / Dag BE
rem III itreoen og er fommen til6uss
pda Stolen. Stu0enterne Idmlefe
i6lan0t Jig benbe0 en- fbrretpor
Dollars, Ser Itaf 6ruges til at Oe!.
te bans 6oipitdIz og 8oftorregnina
me6.
- : oenne Sio er Ser temmelis
lioligt paa Stolen. Den er onts
trent fulO at Gleoer MI. 5 BAR x
ser life Idd mango bigger, iom Ger
plejer at Dere. Sun06eostilitan=
Den bar .oaret goo b%i0in0til. &us
set nebnte Spgoomstilfal6e boz
funOet Steo, = eIers Inlet al Be-
th0ning.'
-Muiitl9rerinoen Mtiis OMAN
IA Qdnien bar | oen ienerc StS
facet tine 6anoer fuloe al Nrbej0e;
t4i for at tilifpnOe qrafteftu0enter=
ne til at ituoere Muiif BAR Saul
tetet iiGet Dem @ulg ime1em
ct 6eitemt Sag O9 idu Mau.
If. De to fsrife alasfer / Osn
for6ereoen0e 4foelina oil Deb
oeres S~notreoen i 9eologtlasita
faa Sen efstra Detailing for Meuiit-
fen gootgjort.
Sill gi6tiotetia9en er 6tr
peo Paitor 6. 6. 8lot6 %inofommss
$3.50 fra M~enigbe6en i 9enper.
.Golo., for 6bilfen Sum 6erbse
foitteres. g. 6. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25
&DrreipOnOanter
Sra Dana College"

Spnodg 10. San. df6olot 3rin.
Sem. 0eoningemisiionsforening 1T
|darlige 5orretningsmeoe. 5plgenoe
Referat bGeo oplait at 5orenin9ens
Setret9r, Stu0. teof. SO. 8onoo:
S oct forlDbne Qar bar 5orenin4
gen afbolot Me0er % in0ien0t Qr@
jiitler til Samfun0ets Blade / Ooers
%ensitemmelie meO 0ens 5ormdal.
Der er 6leoen afbolot tire 9%eoninges
misfionsmsoer Der pad Sfolen. Oct
~fprite bleO bo1ot %. San. 1906. ge0
0en Qnleoning gap STUB. 80. Bon
90 en- Stiloring at Misiionar 6. 3.
S9purt3's 2io og @irfIombe0. Der
Letter bolot 9rof. g. 6. @ritIen et
I5ore0r1g ON set oanIfe Misiion3
ielitd6 og BETS Qrbeioe / Srtoier.
Oct dn0et W1g0e 6leo af6ol6t %.
2(pril famine 2far, 6oor Stub. Q.
9Of9adr0 CAB en- SfiIoring al gu
muef Grontber, og 6erefter talte
puitor S. 9. 6ee6e ira Gouncid
jghlFs, Soma, ON M~isiionens ge-
tpOning % Np0oen6i96e0. Oct tres
Ioie Msoe uf6ol6tes 10. Dec. ia. Na..
req boilten 2eilig6e6 paitor 81. 81.
Nn0erIen tulte ON bort 5or6olo til
6e0ningerne; 0ern9it CAB aanoiodt
3. $. S6ult3 nogle lto0rag al Ma
6dgdsfar : Misiionens 6iitorie.
4ngaaenoe 5orte9nelIen ober 5ore
|eningens 9e9er og Hegler for uos
ladning fan me60eles, at Stbrelie EN-
far la0et trnffe 1000 @fsemplarer
Iaf %Tadoanne, Iom 5io eFter an0en
Itlioer u06eft blanot SoreningenS
Meolemmer.
6oreningens Weolemsantdl er
bleoen forget meS SO. 9eo itoite
Narsmeoe 6ap0e oen 189 Meolems
mer, altiaa ifllIoe Ser nu BABE boz
let 225 Meol., men naar Ndbnene
laf Dem, Ser bar ForIemt at inobez
tale 0eres 8ontingent, 6liber u0iletz
tebe, bill 4ntalet ibtnoe in0 til 1876.
Dog fan oenne Sn0foinoen life meo
9eitemt6eo dniIads, ga man life pe0.
%bOormange af Sc re teren6e bill mo
tetdle oeres ReItonce | en- 9 5rems
ltio.
8eo ct StprelTesmeOe. aF6olot Sen
70. Dec. 1906, fremfom felsen0e
5orIag:
1. Qt Soreningen i~noremme8 $15
laf 8asTebeboloningen til Snotpb At
Bigger til l1ooi0elie al oereS Bog
iamlin9. % at Ben autoriierer 9Th
relfen til at ff5e 6isie eftsr eset
Stgn. 2. at Sc 9en9e, fom maatte
pere / 6o~reningens 8asie Sen l.
Maj, fuloe foroefes ligelig imeIem
bore tire Misiioner: Sapanz Snbias
ners og Wormonmisiionen.
8egse Sorilag blep Forelaat aarss
msoet os peotaset at bette.
Gil Sapdnmisiionen er ser / ga=
let 1906 uobetalt $50. og til Snbia:
nermisiionen $50. Der antases, at
til 1 .Mai 1907 oil Soreninsen oas
re / Stand til at poe $3.50, ligelig
foroelt til oe tire omtalte MisIos
ner.
prof. S. 9. Senien ~genOalstes
Iom Sormanb os prof. 6. 4. 9an-
ZEN fom RasIerer. emil Ssrenien
log s. 6. Garlien paletes til Rebi-
forer. prof. g. 6. gritfen, pa
flor q. %. Mnoerien % Ma6a
6anfen bteo senpalst fom Nomina,
tions=8omite.
Ssnoaeen, SEN 90. San. afoIol
peofommerbs, Gorentns ct !6eonin,
lesmtsFonsrnsM pao Dana COLLECT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25

ObenFdaenbe Stpffe at Den NOR
Ne 9rni, betitlst rg2aar @etfelfen
fommer", er aF Iaaoam Mrt, at iee
funbe life un6fd6e at beoe ON
Trnos for set | ,0dnneren". Sbi |
'TorbinoelTe meo 6en londere Orsfs
isfre | 9f1hct nm Communications
6eben, rnnes set mia. @tpffet er paa
I'm ret1e WfrSs. Vi q.
!. MnrsmeStf banM dahtrbnrt Fatti
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25

I6or9olo al e19oers od9ll9e Pll9let.
iom life maa foriemmes.
8irt for, at g ette1en mo q
til 8 mben0ele. !0ult
paa, at @9tteIfen er bare en- Be
lgDnoelIe, og at Maalet er Ompens
IeelIe. 8[ir Den batte itddenoe pdd
89ffeliens Stanopuntt, idd er Der
flor Sare for, at oct, iom beo Batz
telien er DunOet, guar tdbt, og at Den
odfte gadr tilbage til 8er0en igen.
Is ct etboert 5ilf9loe itaar oct pdfte
l9ip Oa / flor 5dre, og Den pdtte
gadr ooer til en- 5tlitan0, boori ban
fsler 9riiten0ommens 8rab og Ii
Ger UNDER lllDffen oeo life at tunne
lopfplOt 0isIe &rao; men ban faar
ingen Grfuring ON 0ens Ialige Ga
Der: 5re0, @le0e og Strait. 0isie
@rfarin9er tommer fsrit OeO Om=
renoelien
Stal oe oafte blioe 6eTtan0ige, i
oct. iom De bar begpn0t idd mdu De
%opmnntres Til 4rbeiOe. 5prit gel
Der oct, at oe genncmfsrer Sri
te n 8 mn / lit per o n
l.ige Gin og unoer sc 2iDs=
or6ol0, 6pori 0e leDer.
Der fan iii lagges for megen 8Ggi
Oerpad. Meh De mac ogIad gtOes
noget at gere for 6erren / Menigbet
0en. De bar grang BERTH, og ben
ne Srang 6pr tilfre0sftiaes. 8Iir
loen life %tilfreosItillet, iua 9inOrea
2ioet i 8atiten, fer De Tiger Us
lsb pad dnOen Madoe, og ga ION
IRegel 6os 0isIenterne.
3. SIR hoa0 ou fan, for at frem
me Genig6e0 o. Sdmbolo.
Sip Rum for andres Meninger.
ieto ON oisIe 7nnes Dig liSet ontaae.
tige; og mo0Iig Sem / aariigbeo d
lSdgtmooigbeO, bOis oct er nsoben-
0igt. Suit foreprigt, at set retter fl
/ MarIhen. Del, iom ou oar 3ran2
til at iige, oct flyer 5%or6oIoenes
u0oitting uoen Or0.
Gal Iaa li0et Iom muligt ON Oet
JON er pnot og Ilemt. &ritif ma
6er til n%aturligbis; men jeg tror itft
Ser er mango 5ing, Iom pOel9gge:
iaa meget IOm &rititen. Oct er en-
~alminoelig Sing. at ri tritiferer
Oct, ri life bar gjort IeGo, og Ri ia.
Ter lsit og fat ON BET, os at ri for.
Tiger at for6inore andres 5rsmsana
Ii oct, Iom Ri life IeIo bar faaet til
lat gdd. pa, for en- lllbtte o9 Sfa-
6el Og 0stte 7tat bore 9riItenoom
Ola. 8rititenl Den oieoelTte aritit.
Sal liSet ON BET, ION er on6t
lNdar ital Ser blipe liot Soliodri.
tetsfstelie 6os De 8riitne! Saf Iioe.
6uff, at oct life er ieg og gu, foni
6sr at feire, men 6erren!
pad Spsr9smdalet ON, 6oao %
itdf gre, naar 9atfelien tommer,
Iptl jeg for oct treble IOare: n@st
boaO Oh fan, for at faa 9effelfer
It'll at gud inc igennem airteosren
9ette 6srer meo til at iteqe goo
nleo 89tteli EN-, ndar Den er fommet.
men oct Ibnes mig at iaa tor 9ea
tponing, at ieg nil bebunole BET
iaritilt affnit.
0a SO6annes SO6nisn UNDER fl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25
l..

Yad Spgrosmddlet ON, 6oao oi
itdl qere, ndar 89tfelien tommer,
.ptl jeg for oct treble ioare: n@st,
bbaO Oh fan, for at fad 89ffelIen
til at gud inc igennem airteosren.
0ette bsrer me6 til at ite1e goot
meo 89tteli EN-, naar Den er fommet;
men oct Ipnes mig at Iaa tor 9es
tponing. at jeg nil bebdnole BET /
iaritilt afinit.
0a So6annes So6nTen UNDER fit
|9efsg biemme, fsrite Sang befe9te
|GiosoolO, Ia9oe ban, at noget al
Get b~elIigneos peo Yeffelfen pdu
Wluoagasfar bar, at Sen gift bent inn
gennem &~irteoeren." Saaleoes bsr
Get 6lioe ~ooeralt, boor Der er Bet
telfe.
Snoenfor Girfeogren er Dor egen
6orIdmling, Yom oi efter oen apo
I~toliite 5ormuning life fdf forlaoe.
De er bore 6orIamlinger, Smaafors
Iamlin9erne osIaa, iom er iaa tere.
|Wlen n9uostieneiten sr Menigbea
oens Idmlen6e Mi6tpunft."
09ftelie EN- ber gaa tno genrem
airteosren for oeres Sfplo ogIaa,
iom bare 6srer SUBS Oro Der oa
Inlet anoet Steo. De bar &rab paa,
a. Ri Foregaar Dem meo ct gooi
Gfsempe1 beo ofte at fomme / &ir-
fe, Iaa at De oeroeo feler Itg opfora
oreoe til at fslge 8irtetlottens 3dlo.
D. bar 3rao paa, at ri, fom gerns
pif binoe Spnoere for 9erren. famler
os / &irten for peo feles Sampir.
Ten at fremtaloe en- Iaa m9gtil
Suffering fom malist.
s airten er osfaa 4lterboroet
Oette 8oro bar en- ieregsn 8etbo.
ming for De npbatts. Det bi9lpe,
|ofte ooer fra Der at fsss til at finot
|og oplepe oct fore @ennembruo. Dei
|forenes De osIaa meo Menisbeoer
|inoerFis. 8etponineen beraf III bel
@uostieneften 4 SOFTER en- uomorte
8elpsnins. @u6stjeneiten bar I rft
lieIp en- john @iibstieneIfe, men Bier
|ceo mango troeroes Deltaselie a
! mngtis Wirtntns, foet M peb at eS'
~fa ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION.
Organizer Of Texas Local Op
tion Association Meet.

Dallas. July 5.-Field workers Of
the Texas Local Option association met
here In annual conference with the
executive committee OF the organiza.
ton. President Halsell OF Decatur pre-
sided and Secretary Ivy OF Sherman
was secretary. There were twelve or.
ganizations present
All the officere were reelected as
follows: President. N. NJ. Halsell. De.
catur. Tex: secretary.treasurer II. A.
Ivy, Sherman, Tex; executive commit.
tee. DIR. G.. c. Rankin. Dallas: r. e
Dial, Greenville: l.. II Mccormick,
Blooming Grove. and the president and
secretary.
In the absence OF Judge w. X Ho-
man there was only informal discus.
sion OF the topic. Texas Liquor Law
Unconstitutional II was the gen.
orally expressed sentiment Of those
who declared themselves that the
Baskin-McGregor law will be shot
full Of holes" In short time by the
attorneys OF the liquor interests that
II will be virtually a dead letter The
expression was further for an encour
aging Of the sentiment everywhere 10
compel the officers Of the law TO On.
force all OF the laws. particularly to
be careful in the local odption districts
90 see that the local option laws are
enforced or 10 resign.
Resolutions were adopted TO the ef'
feet that now Is an opDortune moment
for the elimination Of the saloon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
IKE MINOR KILLED NEAR MUMfORD
Alleged Slayer Arrested on Woots Place
will be Brought Here.

Somewhere about Q O'Clock yes
terday morning a negro named Ike
Minor was shot and killed near
Mumford. Another negro named
Independent Williams is charged
with the killing, and officers went
in pursuit of him yesterday morn
ing as soon as news of the tragedy
was received here.
According to the report Minor
and Williams worked on adjoining
places, ard the shooting was done
with musket. Minor being shot
in the face. Williams then made
his escape.
LATER-Minor was killed on
Malinda Johnson's place, and Will
liams, who is charged with the
shooting. was arrested on the Woods
place above Mumford yesterday.
and will be brought here today.
Dogs were used in the pursuit OF
the negro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
KUROKPS RECEPTION.
AT Luncheon to Wright Oyama
Expresses Appreciation.

Toxic. July 5.-General Baron
Kuroki. the Japanese imperial envoy
TO the jamestown exposition. gave a
luncheon Friday in honor OF Hon. Luke
L. Wright. American ambassador.
Field Marshal oyama. representing the
army, expressed himself in most ap
preciative terms OF the magnificent
and enthusiastic reception accorded
General Kuroki and party everywhere
In the United States. His phraseology
was one long chain OF superlatives OF
gratifying appreciation. In which the
Japanese language Is particularly rich
Ambassador Wright made an appro.
pirate reply and the most cordial feel.
ings prevailed. The antiJapanese. or.
what is here known as the American
question. was completely ignored.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
NEW FISCAL YEAR

The new fiscal year, which be
gan July /, was accompanied b,
some important changes in III,
Federal laws, some benefting GER
tain classes, and others being oi
interest to the general public.
After July 10 cents worth Of
ordinary stamps, in addition "a
the required letter postage, with
the words, Special Delivery"
written across the envelope, will
be an acceptable substitute for The
regular special delivery stamp.
The new $40 gold certificate
will make ITS debut. On the face
of this new denomination of gold
certificate is an excellent like.
ness of Michael Hyllegas, the
first treasurer of the United States,
taking up nearly the entire space.
This is done in order TO make il
hard to counterfeit.
Nearly 10000 postal clerks and
more than 1900 city letter car
riers get increase of salaries.
Rural carriers also come in for
a raise, and railway mail employees.
The compensation of railroads
for carrying the mail is re.
duced. Every postmaster for the
next six months will keep a record
of the weight of mail of each class.
The new immigration law, regu-
lating the solicitation of immigra-
ton, and the accommodations to
be accorded immigrants aboard
ship, go into effect.
The reorganization of the ar,il-
cry corps also will 60 into effect.
The department of commerce
and labor will begin its investiga-
ton into women and child labor.
The United States is al.
lowed the right to a writ of error
to the supreme court of the United
States in certain criminal cases to
lest rulings of the lower courts and
determine the law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

.ee tests are now being supplied By nall
to all Catarrh sufferers. There IL no
expense--no obligation whatever.
DR.. Shoop IL combining Oil Of Eucalyptus,
Thymol. Menthoi, Oil Of WinterRreen. etc.,
and Is incorporating these ingredients into
. pure, snow-white eream-like Imported
Petroleum. This Creation-Dr. Shops
Catarrh Remedy-sives immediate and
lasting relief 20 catarrh Of the nose and
throat. That all may first test Il free. these
trial boxes are being mailed without
charge. simply TO encourage these tests
and thus fully demonstrate. beyond doubt,
the value OF this combination.
II Catarrh has extended down 90 the
stomach or bowels. then DIR. Shops
Restorative must also be used internally
IL complete cure is 20 be expected.
Otherwise the DR.. Shops catarrh
Remedy will alone be entirely sufficient.
Write DR.. Shoop, Racine. Wis. for sample
and book. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
which beck shall sssa ysaf
No on Dyspepsia No. For Women
No. 2 on tho Heart No. 5 For Men
No. = On the Kidneys No. Q On RheumAtizm
N. n. JAMES.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

The Nashville idea," under
which the Nashville school board
has declined to employ any negro
teacher from the north, has al
ready become famous. The view
correctly taken by the Nashville
school board is that northern
negroes are undesirable because
they have ideas that invariably
bring on trouble, and the motto,
Southern Negro Teachers for
Southern Negro Schools" bids
fair to be very generally adopted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
THAT TRIP TO MEXICO.

All parties desiring to avail them.
selves of the trip to Mexico, ar
ranged under the direction of Mr..
c. G. Walker. to leave Bryan on
Thursday morning, July II, can
secure further and full information
from Mr.. +. Muenzenberger Of San
Antonio. general agent of the Ma
tional Lines of Mexico, who is here
today, and will take pleasure in
answering any and all questions
with reference to rates, cost Of trip.
etc. Telephone No. Ioo will reach
Mr.. Mnenzenberger. $50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

The Farmers Union should
stand as firmly for the word of its
members as II does for the rights
of its members. The word or
name of Union farmer OH a
package or bag ought to be the
only guarantee that the purchaser
would think Of demanding, and
the Union can make it so. This
Is one of the important duties of
the Union. Rockdale Reporter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
THE VOTE.
NEW JOB PRESS RECEIVED.

The Eagle OH yesterday received
and added to its battery of presses
new Chandler & Price latest i'm
proved job press, manufactured by
the Chandler & Price Co. of Cleve-
land. Ohio, and is now better
than ever to execute all
orders for job printing promptly
and in first-class shape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

fAfter encamping round about
the home OF Jno. ID. Rockefeller
for several days. it appears that a
minion Of the law has at length
been able to serve a subpoena ON
him. In view Of his success in so
long eluding process, wonder how
long Il will take to make him tell
what he knows about Standard oil.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

America and Great Britain are
now doing eighty-6ve per cent. of
all the foreign missionary work of
the world. With the men Of these
two countries aroused to their
duties and responsibilities all mis-
siouary work should make great
progress in the next few years.
Christian Observer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

Board Mss Authorized Repairs and I'm.
provemenis and Generai lean.
irg Up Of the Grounds.

The school board held regular
meeting yesterday afternoon and
after the transaction OF routine
business, authorized the committee
on buildings and grounds. Messrs.
l.. J. Jenkins and A. NJ. Waldrop,
to secure bids for repairs on the
east side school and colored school
buildings and for some improve.
ments in all the school proverty.
Sheds will be built for the west side
school, and both the white schools
will have new fences built. The
repairs on the buildings will be
quite extensive and the grounds
will be thoroughly cleaned up and
put in good shape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
lao. N GALVESTON EXCURSION.

The |. G.. n. announces another popu-
lar price excursion to Houston and Calves
ton tor trains passing Bryan At sos p. m.
Saturday and AGO. a. m. Sunday next. Fare
round trip to Houston Si.9S and Calves
ton 800. $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

A restraining influence with
thoughtful japanese appears to be
the idea that If they should have
serious trouble with the United
States a third power might profit
by it more than they, and use
them for raking chestnuts out of
the FIRE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
BRYAN. TEXAS. JULY .. 1907

The South is still apathetic
about burning powder on the
Fourth. With the sun hot enough
10 burn holes in solid sheets OF
asbestos nobody seems much dis
posed to enthuse about fire works.
For all OF which may the Lord be
praised.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
One DEAD. Several Injured.

Providence. July Paul Munroe.
a motorman. is dead and Alex. Janelle.
also n motorman. Is dying. and nearly
a score OF other persons We're severely
injured In a collision Of three electric
cars at East Providence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
HDDE-nALL-Smlrn DRUG co, CONTEST

The weekly count in the Edge
Hall. Smith Drug Co. scholarship
contest was completed yesterday
evening and the results are given
below. Miss Alma Miller and Pink
Graham are the leaders. and the
interest shows no abatement.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06

New Orleans. July 5.-The Fourth
OF July has caused one probable fatal
injury aud included four other victims
na's~i'lr hurt. ~ l'a',l w. 49,
thot In the abdomen with aT
taliber rifle ball. vas the worst hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
LUMBER FOR SALE

Sealed bids on any part or all of the
fences around the fair grounds will be re-
ceived until July 10Th. Posts reserved.
Address all bids TO John +. Ettle. Sec. iS2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-06
Exchange Shaving ParIor
BATTLE BROS, Props.

rive cha'r-no waiting. Ho, and cold
"a'hs' "n'y hr>'-oiass workmen employed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-21
governments True Functions.

The true and only function of gov
eminent is to see to 1t that the citizens
are protected In their rights and in the
free enjoyment of their means of live
lihood from foreign invasion, from the
attacks of criminals and from indi-
yiduais or organizations that would
take advantage of the power derived
from wealth or privileges to Cypress
their fellows and extort from them ex-
cessive compensation for services. This
Involves the right of reasonable regu-
lation of public utilities, but 1t does
not warrant any city OF state In I'M
dertaking work that can be performed
by a private enterprise. The moment
a government, either monarchical or
republican, oversteps this limit 1t
starts upon road that has no turning
and that logically ends in absolute pa
ternaEism or IN state socialism.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-21
SEEKING RICH
INDIAN WIVES

COLLINSVILLE, l. T.. oct. 21.--
Fortune-hunting SWANS are flooding
the local postoftce with inquiries
about rich Indian maidens who are
soon to take part in beauty show"
Such men write to the mayor, city
marshal and postmaster, asking all
manner of questions, and some Of
them even go SO far as to send their
photographs.
More than so such mugs" have
been received by the mayor during
the past month. They want "only an
Indian" but they manage to ask par
ticularly about her lands and oil
wells. one of them recently wrote
that he was a graduate of West Point
Military academy, and knew all about
general warfare, and suggested to the
mayor that If he would send him the
name and address of a girl worth
from $4,000 to 100000 he, the for
tune hunter would make it right
with him.
Mayor Pruitt, who receives an aver
age of three such letters a day, stat
ed that he hoped some one would es-
taIblish a regular maSimonial bureau,
or else publish the fact that all In.
dian girls are not multt-miionaires
and furthermore they are, not seeking
husbands who have designs on their
purse strings, He said that while it is
young girls will take part in the
beauty contest here, he would leave
the matchmaking business to the men
who persisted in writing him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-21
Great NJ. o. Graft Scheme.

The officials of Kansas city have
discovered a new way of working the
graft scheme. Ignoring the fact that a
private company had a franchise and
contract for lighting the streets at
very low rate, they formed themselves
into a company, voted themselves
franchise and made a contract with
themselves for lighting the city. Un-
der the terms Of this contract the tax
payers furnish the building, labor,
steam, oil, waste, ETC., and the city
agrees to take over the plant at any
time within two years at the original
cost plus s per cent per annum. The
scheme has not been patented, and
other city councils which find ordinary
methods Of grating too slow are at lib
erty to make use of this process.