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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
STATE SUSTAINED.
Railroad Attorneys Given Tim
to Amend Petition.

Austin. Nov. is.-The states exccT.
ton on behalf OF railroad commisslca
was sustained by Judge Calhoun. lu
the Fifty-third district court In tho
Injunction suit OF railroads again
the commission IN which the road
seek 10 enjoin commissions recent
uniform bookkeeping order. The rail.
roads then asked for time in which 10
amend their petition. and this was
granted and on Monday next the court
will set the case for n day during the
present term.
X. &. Greer ~ Beaumont attorney.
for the Southwestern OIL oompaByfin
ifs contest against the constitution.
fly OF the Kennedy gross receipts tax
law. which has teen S.yfphold by tn
supreme court i. g Mere. lie announces
that the Gaze would be appealed TO the
United States supreme court.
State Health officer Brumby left
for Galveston. from whence he goes
20 the City OF Mexico TO attend the
International Health Officers associa.
tlon convention. which meets there
Dec. ?. Or. Brumby will he Joined 10y
Surgeon General Wyman. Delegates
from all over the United States. Cana
da and South American republics. will
be In attendance
Conference was held between A..
torneys Greer and Minor Of Beaumont.
representing the Security oil Com.
pany Of Beaumont. and the attorney.
general on the question NJ getting
modification Of recent restraining or
der against this company In the anti
trust suit fled by the state. Attor
neys for Security declare they are OF
the opinion tina, the corporation will
be able to resume business within the
next few days n the modification Of
the order Is obtained
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
HALF A BLOCK GONE.
Fire al Mount Pleasant, Tex. Destroys
Much Valuable Property.

Mount Pleasant. Tex. Nov. l5.-Hali
n block OF business buildings was de-
stroyed by fire. entailing $4,000 loss.
The water pressure was poor and the
volunteer firemen had hard fight 10
prevent still further damage. III"
Merchants and Planters Natlcal'
bank. the Masonic lodge. Fuller. Sw ct
q Co. furniture dealers: J. NJ. Reed
& Co. and the woodmcn % the World
were the PRINCIPAL losers. Insurance
is about $4,000
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Cas- wanncd hv Policeman.

louisville Nov. l5.-Thc union mon
employed nv the louisville street
Railway cgwuanv went on strike Fri.
d0y To- ~ incrcose In WAGES and rein
state won't o. several DISCHARGED men
The Coura0y employees about 100
mon. ~ whom 90o are members OF The
Anal -amatod Association Of Street
RaijwC" Employees Very few cars h.
bocn run M 70 s - O'Clock and thss
were loaded down With policemen
This is the second street car strike
Iouisviil" has experience; In sever
months.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
To De Mol Pressed.

Ardmorc. Nov. l5.-United States
Attorney George r. Walker Thursday
received orders from the DEPARTMENT
OF Justice TO nollc prose- the case
AGAINST Governor Johnson OF tho
Chickasaw nation. charged with con.
spiracy TO defraud the Chlc;asaws.
The case against Mansfield. McMur-
~ & McCornish. attorneys for the
Chickasaw nation. aVnins, whom sui,
was pending on the same charge. was
also ordered dismissed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
NzoREss OWNS UP.

Had on six uudsrskirt ard Other
osr-erts Of Dead Woman.
Nov Orleans. Nov. Wearing the
silk undcrsN irt and other clothes o.
her dead m.s'rs7s, clara BARROW. .
negro r'rl ah-u' eighteen years o..
was 0'aoe1 rnlrr arrosf on the chor~
Of having murdered Yrs r--sio ca.
ter - Tire '~u0v's residence IN tho Old
Fre-ch quarter
Wien "ut throu-h TIE "Hvo'''''"
proc 90 g." hroFc down md 1cf-uwl
Cdrci n WIS 7hs who r0d taken =
hGich'' md inflicted rhas''v wor"r
CO "rs. Cartor'r u-ck aud head. Sfa
scl' Nj. Carter tr',d 90 hiN hsr ra1
sA7 rSrd M h3rrhct In s'M dcfcrce
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FALLS INTO BOILING LARD.
Little Girl Taken 10 Amarillo, Where
Death Ended Her Sufferinqs.

Amarillo. Tex. Nov. l5.-While the
little daughter OF j. S. Thompson. n
ranchman OF Armstrong county. was
playing In the yard she fell into a
vat of Boiling lard and was horribly
burned. The child was brought here
and placed in sanitarlum. hut her In
iuries proved fatal. and death ended
her suiier!ngs.
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Retired Actor Passes Away.

New York. Nov. l5.--Charlss II.
Drew. formerly a member OF Fra-k
Daniels Sergeant Brue company. who
retired last June after being ON the
stage for forty-four years died AZ his
home here % heart disease. Mr. Drew
was sixty-one years old and born a;
Massillon, o.
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Houe.r.. Toy. lj.-As much 17 1000
hc'.F 81, g" o7 hgvr been sold o., "a.
ya'e safe Within 'hp 'Gs' t9"o DAVIS ~
tho Torw -~e' Union Gotten company
90 '.. 0a7rgn R1rud Ba'c cow1sly ~
rr'.e SAID 20 le ll Use a tendency 10
gradually ,ot 20 accumulated cotton
Is visible
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EIGHT KILLED.
Express Train Crashed Into by Loco
motive Running Wild.

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. Nov H.
Eifht persons were killed In a wreck
on the Canadian Pacific railroad At
Chalk river. An express train was
crashed into by light engine which
was running wild. deralling two cars
and DESTROYING both locomotives
Among tho kiliNl arc; Engineers 10.
seph Hcndry and Iosenh Young: tho
flremen OF ho,n locomotives. names
unknown; EXprcSs NcsoorgNr Clark:
n brakeman. name unknown Prom
derrast and HIS father. PreudorEa7t
Was IN emnloyc. who had been hurt
recently and was being taken 20 Mon.
ireal for treatment by his father
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
SHORTAGE ALLEGED.
Announcement Creates a Decided Sen.
aailen In Alabama City.

aahlAW w
CHATTANOOGA. Nov. 15.-A special
from Cad sden. Ala. says: As a result
OF an examination OF the books OF the
city clerks office. OF which the clcrl;
recently resigned, n shortage of over
$1,000 has been discovered. Suit win
be instituted against the bondsmen Of
Clarke NJ once Clarke Is one OF the
most promin mt mon ot Gadsden and
the announcement OF the shortage has
created quite 4 sensation here. Hc
Is man OF family. He asserts that
n ycune man who had been clerk in
tho office suuanlered the money. u
IS alleged the REGULATIONS have been
golng on since March. 1905.
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Younn italian los.s Life.

San Antonio, Nov. l5.-Ardrcns IN.
driola. q Young Italian, was accident
ally killed. while hunting on . ranch
few miles south of this city. 4
young Meyican friend fired NJ a rabbit
which Jumped and accidentally shot
his companion Andriola died almost
instantly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
F7AYEc ron VICTORY.
F,otbni Enthusiasts suprliea;e Divine
oLaee Cor Suec .ss.

Richmond. bud, Nov lj.-Fcr TIE
first lme IN tho history of any col
'r-c so '.r rs known prayer was ~.
fcr.d 40 hv 'hc Students ~ Earlhom
col'"-o Ter the sr-cess ~ the Farlhau
'c0''rn team IN the camc with tho
DCi9w university. E1rham college
ls o"-1uctcd under the auspices ~
Quaker.
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Munt Arswer serious charae.

Hlllshoro. Tex. Nov. l5.-lIomer StD.
Stov1ll, a we'll known farmer OF the
Penelope community. south cfshere.
was arrested on.a grand jury indict.
ment. charging attempt AT criminal as.
sault.
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r.c,iN,d r,r-, me,ann..

New York. NOV. l5.-w y. Sh'ehlcr
who rccaiv The first wfgsacc over
the Atlantic cable snfit President
Buchanan by Queen Victoria. died at
Brooklyn Mr.. Shicbicr was born at
Baltimore siNiy.fiye years ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
CARRY CONSIDERABLE.

Two British StsPmers Leave Calves
Ton with Immense cargoes.
Galveston. Nov. 1.-Two British
steamers sailed from Galveston ecr
LIVERPOOL Friday carving evrorts
vo~'' s'.T1n.Oo0 Tho steamer Cus'o.
dlgl H-i on hoa-1 $4,000 square bales
OF rotten 500 round. Scgi sacks ~
meal 1858 feet of uutc-: t-'0l
value st.crf1ao. The steamer Io~1
carried lf.ooo hal OF cotton. 10000
bushels ~ cora. $4,000 b1shole o.
wheat, iEo- s'ck4 of cotton seed
meal: total va'rn. $1,000 .r33.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Fire Destroys Gunhoats.

ST Petersburg. NV. l5.-Fire Of
unknown origin at the Baltic ship
yards destroyed two gunhoats and
damaged several other vessels.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
LUCKY LAaoF-R.

Through Ay-:s Cc-;h Z h,rlta one
M.lii57 Dollars.
Chblro. Nov. ,---A dgy 'ah'rcr hv
the name ~ john c. jeans. says 5.1.
patch Co. fr Tribune from Iufla-'-n.
Mich. '"r .l,'an to'r &C. 81 .''a.
Tho relative. wac was rawod '1u' ="
Jeans. v-s - resident ~ Philadelphia.
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Lost 4 limb.

Munday. Tex. Nov. l5.-Char'io
Crawford had 4 leg so badly injured
at the electric light plant amputat!on
was necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
BURGLARS BUSY.

Dallas. Nov. l5.-Seyjral burElarles
have occurred d; this city past few
nights
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state Closes Its Case.

Rathdrum. Ida, Nov. 1.-THE state
closed it, case Thursday in the trial
Of Steve Adams
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

Dcnison. Nov. i5,-Jamss Simmons.
q young man. fcl from wood wagon
here He WA nun over and killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Me,.s In New nuIIdlnn.

Laredo. Tex. Nov ij.-Fcderal
court is being h''d IN 'se new $4,000
government building.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Oyst-rs Cause Death.

Dcnie,a. Nov. l5-w. +. Moore died
from ca;.l' oysters supposed 90 have
been preserved with formaldehydc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Rheum atiSn

have found tried and TESTED cure for RhctL
.satisin' Not a remedy that wil straightcn the
distorted limbs OF chronic crigplcs, nor turn bony
Frowtns back % flesh pgaln. That u impossible.
Bot can now surely Kill the l.aias and pangs OF
his deplonlble disease.
In Germnny-with Chemist In the City OF
Darmstadt found the last ingredient WITH
which Or. Shops Rheumatic Remedy wns made
. perfected. dependable prescription. Without
that last Ingredient I successfully treated many.
many cases OF Rheumatism but nov. at las. u uni.
tornly cures all euuble cnscs OF this heretofore
much dr,aded disease. Those sAnd.like granular
Ssstss found In Rheumatic Blood scem 10 dissolve
and pass away under the action Of this remedy rs
frsely as does sugar when added Ia pure water
And then. when dissolved, thcs, poisonous waste.
Freely pas from the system. and the cause OF
Rheumatism Is gone forever. There Is now no
rusl need-no actual excuse 20 saef longer with.
OF. help. We sell. Aad Ia cOulicnce Eccommond
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Maupln Expires.

Dallas, Nov. l5.-John Maupin,
scAlded in this city. Is dead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

Try This For Catanh.

Free tests are now being supplied by mail
90 all Caiarrh sufferers. There - no
.xpcnse--no Obligation whatever.
Dr Shoop Is combining Oil OF Eucalyptus,
Thymol. Men,hol. Oil OF Wintergreen. etc,
and is incorporating these ingredients into
9 pure, snow-white eream-like Imported
petroiaium. This Creation--Dr Shops
.Catarrh Remedy-sivcs immediate and
lasting relief TO eatarrh Of the nose and
throat That all may iirs, test Il free, these
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and thus fully demonstrate. beyond doubt.
the value OF this combination.
II Catarrh has extended down 10 the
stomach or bowels. then DR.. Shoop's
Restorative must also lie used internally
II a complete cure is 90 be expected.
Otherwise the DR.. Shops Cstarrh
Remedy will alone be entirely sufficient
Write DR.. Sboop. Racine. Wis. for sample
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wAisA sosl shall sshe yosi
-, IN Dvsret,sia No. aFor Women
No on IT, Heat No. FOR Men
No oa he Kidneys No. On Rheumatism
NJ. n. JAMES.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16

MaearonI Factory Destroyed.
Dtnlson. Nov. l5.-Macaroni factory
was destroyed by fire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-16
Indigestion

eeumach trouble 10 but symptom OF. and not
m itself true disease. We think Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn. and Indigestion rs real diseases. yet
G1cy arc symptoms only OF q certain specific
Nerve sirknets-1othing olse.
Il was this TACT that Dirt correctly led DR. shoop
N The creation OF that now very popular stomach
kcmciy-Dr. Shops Restorative. Going direct
10 The stomach nerves alone brought that success
and favor o. Dr.. shoop and his Restorative. With
5tIf that original and highly vital principle. no
such lasting accomplishments were ever 20 be had
for stomach distress. bloating blliousness. lad
tHcnth and sslloS complexion. try DR.. Shops
Hsstorntiye-TAbletf or Liquid-und zee for your
self what Il can end will do. We sell and cheer
lnily rocognmend
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01

MT. Hershey. Also Mr. Looney who is very low with consump- tion.
 Harry Wood and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Merritield, all of Rogers, spent Sunday with C. H. Sheets and family.
 Mrs. T. $. Mustain received a message Sunday evening stating that her sister who lives in Mis- souri was dead.
 We understand Jonathan Smith has purchased the BlankenShip farm.
 Mr. Lowry has traded his place near here for place near Hinds- vile and is moving this week. We are sorry to lose them from this vicinity.
 Prof. Dale of Bethel gave a spelling to his scholars Thursday night which was enjoyed by all.
 The friends of Miss Dora Phe- Ian met at her home last Satur- day night and gave her pleas ant surprise party, it being her birthday. There were about 50 present and excellent music was furnished by the string band composed of Fred Beasley. Jesse Nichols and Esker HaineS. All left wishing her many more hap py birthdays.
 We appreciate tile efforts ot Dr. Bowden iu repairing the or. gan and giving It q new coat oi varnlSh.
 The candy breaking at Jack son McGaugh's was well attend ed considering the weather. which was somewhat rainy. Everyone present reports q pleas ant time.
 THE GIRL FROM AVENUE 4.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01

Croxdale, Hattie, Bertha and Rosie Aaron, Mary Wright, Rosie Griggs and Messers Sila> Wilson. Jim Fergus. Claud Hair ston. Escar Haines, Jessie Nich- olS. MT. Haines, Mir. Nichols and Miss Croxdale furnished the music. All report pleasant time.
 Jessie Bradley will leave first of March for some point in Tex as. We understand he IS going for his health as he has stomach trouble. His parents think d change of climate will be better for him.
 They tell Us that John Smith, who use to live near Spring Creek. is expected home today from Allenreed, Texas, after an absence of nearly two years. John iS lively old boy and We are glad to welcome him home
 
 again.
 We are sorry to hear of Alfred Owens burn cut on the lonely sycamore place. Mir. Owens use to be one of our old neighbors, but the good people will soon set him up for housekeeping again. Those old Arkansawyers, as they are called. always have some thing to spare to the needy.
 Wonder why they don't organ ize Sunday school at Spring Creek and have 1t of evenings and all have somewhere to go and all take part and have d good time like years ago.
 ToMMIE THUMB.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01
Meisbborbood News.
WOODLAWN.

Feb. 26.-T. W. Buckley k very poorly at this writing.
 The singing school which has been in progress at Wood Lawn for the past ten days, closed Thursday night of last week with good attendance. It was certainly success in every way and the teachers, Misses Ella Lynch and Cecil We1ch, have the praise of every one for their good work.
 Will Holloway is very low at this writing and k not expected to live.
 Remember the prayer meeting at Woodlawn every Wednesday night Every body k invited to come.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Buckley made a business trip to Spring dale Monday
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Gray and baby visited Mrs. Hatton, mother of Mrs. Gray Sunday.
 Dave Gray is numbered among the sick ones this week, bad cold being the cause.
 .. F. Gray has bought the house recently vacated by Squire Craig and family and will move 1t on his fruit farm, which will add beauty to the old home place.
 Misses Bettie Buckly and Daris Weleh were the guests at NIT. Holloway's Sunday.
 Mrs. J. P. Murray Is in very poor health this winter.
 Several meu are blowing while the women are thinking of mak- ing garden.
 Bert McMaster lost fine hog one day last week.
 BUTTER FEBy
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01

election. Mir. Smith has taught several schools near here ard is an instructor of great ability. He has bad much experience in book keeping and would make an efficient clerk.
 The stock law is the chief ob- ject of discussion among farmers and most of them are opposed to 1t. It might be benefit to some localities but not to this one.
 Sam Baker who is domlciled in one of the residences on Andrew Cannon 's farm is adding much to the inward appearances of same by giving 1t covering of choice wall paper.
 Walter Donaldson of Lone Star attended church here Satur- day night. FRISCO.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01
MACEDONIA.

Feb. 25.-The sudden change in the weather has caused much sickness. Andy Oxford, who has the pneumonia, is better.
 Rev. Brown, who has been preaching here, will begin a meeting at Huntsville next week
 Mrs. John Davis has returned from an extended visit with rela- tives at Tahlequah, I. T. She says Wess Sherrod of that place who has had pneumonia, is bet ter.
 C.. W. Davis has sold his per sonal property preparatory to moving to Springdale where he will engage in the restaurant business. As the writer spent three months with MT. Davis he has no hesitancy in saying that he will prosper in his new under taking, for as d cook, Mrs. Davis ranks second to none and those who visit them once will be glad 10 dc so again.
 Jo Frost of Fayetteville. is transactiug business here.
 John Logan of Lincoln. Neb., passed through town this week tnroute to Madison county He has q view of locating in this section.
 We are glad to note that Prof l.. II. Smith will be candidate for circuit clerk It the next
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01
MILLERSVILLE.

Feb. 25.-The weather for the past few days k like winter.
 Buddie Graham, who has been absent for the pas. twenty months has returned home again.
 Several young folks attended the candy breaking and play party at Jimmie Graham'S last Thursday night. All reported q good time.
 Miss Lucy Myrick, who has been at Springdale for the past twelve days visited home folks Sunday and returned Sunday evening.
 Peter Graham who has been living on T. E. Millers place for the past two months has moved on Mir. Wright's place near Springdale.
 Miss Allie Graham has re- turned from Monte Ne. Singing at Jon Stones last Sunday night. Mrs. Maggie Chadwick was seen in our neighborhood Friday She was selling pictures and pa. pers.
 Tellle Graham's team ran away Thursday but no damage was done.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01
SPRING CREEK.

Feb. 14-Spring Creek comes again with its best wishes not to land in the waste basket as It has several times i'll the past.
 We are having some blustery weather after so many pretty days, which has put a different idea into the farmers head about oat sowing.
 Yes Mully, oat seed Is scarce out here on Spring creek as we'll as down on Brush creek.
 Some sickness to report this week. These pretty days We have been having made Jess Camden feel young again and he harnessed up old Mig and Fan and did a big days blowing and hasn't done anything since, but took severe cold and has the grip. Three of E. Sharp's chil- dren have pneumonia. but are getting along nicely.
 There seems to be some chang. ing around in this vicinity. F, NJ. Lowrey has traded .hls place here for farm iu Madison eoun- ty and will move soon. Ne haven't learned our new neigh bor's name vet. Also Frank King has moved to the Newt Baggett place near Oak Grove. Both are good neighbors and Ne will miss them very much
 MT. Bradley gave the young folks a music party Monday night. Those present wer, Misses Leona Gallaher. Annie Nichols. Sallie Denver. Florence
The Springdale news., 1907-03-01
ELM SPRINGS.

Feb. 26.-Baxter Hensiey. the miller at Osage Falls, was ln town awhile Monday.
 Bob Kelley leaves today for Nebraska alter an extended visit with the home folks.
 Another farmers telephone line through this place seems as sured. It will run west down Brush Creek and Robinson. The line will have about dozen phones.
 T. C. Glover and Sam Delozier are at home from a business trip to Crawford and Franklin coun- ties. While gone they saw Henry Shaffer, Joe Grammer. Rev.. .Jno. Sturdy and David Mullens, and report them all dong well. Dave Mullens is deputy in one of the county offices at Ozark.
 Uncle Tom Webster was taken sick Saturday with pneumonia. but his condition is not consider ed dangerous at this writing.
 Edgar Mount and family have moved to the house lately vacat- ed by Ed Kelly, and will make q crop on the Kelley place.
 Report says most of our people who went to Raton, New Mexico, are we'll pleased. Edd Horto Il has good position as bookkeeper at mining camp at Yankee, New Mexico.
 Several members Of the Odd Fellows lodge went to Rogers last night where they assisted in eonfering degrees upon number of candidates.
 Corn shueking, chicken steal ing and foot racing made lively evening for some of the town youngsters one night last week. The crowd gathered at J. l.. Reeds, and after shucklng corn awhile 1t was suggested that they go across the hill to Will Ennis, steal d chicken and roast it. They got the chicken alright but it had no sooner ''squa wked than Bill appeared with I shot gun and fired Then the foot race began. Fences, bushes and briars were alike unheeded, and ths single foot-log across the creek not furnishing rapid tran- sit, part of the crowd waded It. Three hats were left behind. Bill seemed to enjoy the affair, and most of the boys have come to believe that h. knew of t be fore hand. TECUMsEH.
 Read The News and then you will t+uou ,Vi1at k oroirlor on.