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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

Florida WHO viii neither improve
their holdings or sell an acre 10 per-
sons who would improve II, and they
should Ne made ~ bear larger pro-
portion of the NNr> for maintaining
the government ~ II Is. the men Of
thrift and industry who improve
their property are A>rd for every
dollar expended for improvements. hne
the wealthy persons who own large
tracts OF vacant land return the same
at nominal sum and thus escape
their just proportion " taxes ou prom.
erty which they are holding for specu.
lative purposes All land should ba
classified aud each class taxed az the
same rate the unimproycd In tho
same class being taxed on the same
valuation as the improved land
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
LOG CART NUISANCE.

Tn" sun has repeatedly called at
teut.on To- the matter OF heavy log
carts invading the streets OF the city
with their heavy timbers, which
plough up the thorouGhfares and zen.
der them almost impossible The
streets are in miserable enough condi.
ton as It is, and these carts make
them much worse If such thing Is
possible
For a year these teams have been
using Arrvdondo street. with serious
results This street having been rem.
dcrcd in such poor condition. they
have changed their route "a West
Court and Pleasant streets. and AZ
the present rat, It will not be- great
while before the condition Of these
tHoroughfarrs "Iii hc d"plorablc
There Is q law against the driving
Of log carts ou IUhhc highways even
IN the couutr, nhcr" thu roads AZ,
frequently worked and the authorities
should At least protect the thorough
fares Of the CI'H
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Besides Massachusetts, only SIN
other States Will this year vote for
State officers. New York will elect
two justices OF the court OF appeals
Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi New
Jersey and Rhode Island will elect
governors and other State officers
All Of the elections will be held ON
November 5th.
OF these States Kentucky, Mary
land, Mississippi and Rhode Island
have Democratic governors; the two
others are Republican. The signif.
canoe of off.year elections is not as
great as II used To be, inasmuch as
State issues now frequently dominate
the campaigns. in the absence Of any
great burning National issue upon
which the parties are sharply divided.
Yet, ms this is the year before the
Presidential election. the fact Is re-
called that when. in 1883, Foraker was
defeated for governor of Ohio by
George HuadlcN, and other States
witnessed a slump in the Republican
vote, the wisoaCres foresaw, or after.
wards thought they did, the reaction
which carried Grover Cleveland into
the White House the next year. So
in 1895. when Kentucky and Mary.
land elected Republican governors,
the leaders OF that part, looked for.
ward confidently to the Victory which
came the next year Again In 1891,
when the Democrats elected Flower
IA New York and Nolcs in Iowa
there was falling IN In the Rrpuhli.
can malOritivs In other States
The real contests this wear viii be-
IN Massachusetts, where II is expected |
that MIR Whitney will lead a vigorous
for tariff reduction and r..
ciprOcity. in New Jersey where Re. |
publican divisions and the reform
wave give 10 the leaders " that !,
party some apprehension and n |
Rhode Island where the Democrats |
hope To carry again. Maryland too
has Joined the doubtful column The
majority in 1900 was Just '
about cquallcd by the Democrats In ,
1902, and In 1901 Roosevelt carried !
the state by only hfty.onr II I, night
me ground this year
Massachusetts has started the cam
paigu earlier then any other Of The
States Nowhere else has there been
"a much hot WcRhcr politics as the
preliminary canvass has developed
here. \ good many pcopl" have
.ovu IN this another argument ~
aVor OF biennial elections. OF what
advantage II it'tO anybody except tm
,t'iCe seekers The LOBBYISTS and the
,thcr professional politicians 10 have
hesc annual -tirups nobody has {
Owen "A rational idea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

The ruutL Gvrda Herald SAYS of the
artcsiau we'll m that town. Those
who are Cumpltmrutiug Punta Gorda's
great artcsidu we'll should know that
the natural force beneath II sent a
solid Cightu,h column of water
through vertical pipe twcnty.threo
feet high and the contractor said that
the power is sufficient tn lift that col.
umn Of water to II height uf ttty feet.
This suggests great possibilities. A
well of such force might AFFORD power
enough for some minor industries. pro.
vided III" sinking of other wells docs
not diminish the prossur" Jackson.
Vile Times, Union Just imagine
what such an artesian well would DO
worth to Gainesville, so far. however,
all efforts to secure u lowing well
here have proved failure, This 10
either the hardest place In the state
10 bore u we'll or those who have At.
tempted TIA" work have not been
equipped with IN" proper machinery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
Our Clubbing List.

10 sun and the Thrice-a-Week
* W World one year .$1.65
no sun and The Atlanta (Ga.)
Weekly Constitution one year. LIS
re sun and The Atlanta (Gao
Semi.Weekly Journal one year Loo
-,s sun and The Semi.Weekly
-. -,r4s.Union one year ...u... $50
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

Nue liquor dealer alone paid
T'Au.,c'eu thousand dollars for
.c'asc 10 DO business in Jacksonville
'i' coming wear Why a man with
-a' much money should engage in
|,a q business is beyond our compre.
l.,.ol.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

The saloons in Orange county all
Closed up shop on the night of Sep
iember Goth, pending the wet and dry
election on October Sth 1t is not
,:obable that they will be permitted
:. reopen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

IN, Florida State Fair will be held
q. Tampa next February from the
..s 10 the 2lst inclusive, Every pre-.
.a-ation is being made to make it the
rost successful fair ever held in the
STATE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

,o,,I advertisements, 10 cents a
we for the first and 10 cents for each
additional insertion. D., .,uoo
I'D twelve months at special rates.
e. n.;c ' furnished upon application.
Marriage and Death notices inserted
~ Ohitnaries, ; cents line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

us, bow long the court has a right
e sleep in the midst of a murder trial
e., ac'atug Elizabeth City county,
Virginia Justice, in that region,
st,u. To carry the scales on its eyes
instead OF with outstretched arm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

.',r 0, AZ least one seaport town
, Florida IN which whiskey cannot
.eal.s sold At the recent
-'.'"a 10 Franklin county Carrabelle
....a majority Of 80 against licensing
'-.''. ApaIachicola, however. went
go majority
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

lob McNamee, who looks like Ma
:. col. did not meet his Waterloo in
;.Lsacola. but The Banner says he
~. meet it in Ocala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

b y lronuou.,- To-;
....-'aut general pas
t 'a' Citdc Line V.li
rat ais son Frank
age vas painfully .H.
5.rs nu Monday by BE-
a heavy truck
.at .oaug lrcnmoaEer
' r q. dodge a bicycle came
ft. Tie truck which
.usL aud rendered him
'' vas Examined aa.
.usl that his Skull was
-~ boy . father vas mott
~ Immediately FOR New
i-oamonger has many
his city and section Who
.LAizs viii Aim.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
PRESIDENTIAL FORECASTS.

y
which has brought out some very in.
teresting facts. At the present time
the preponderance OF Republican
sentiment is for William n. Taft for
President-provided Roosevelt de
clines to be a candidate. Fairbanks.
Knox, Cannon, and Cortelyou. held in
high esteem by party men every.
where. apparently are not in the run.
ming, while GOV, Hughes OF New York.
who is as yet little known in the politi.
cal world, overtops them all The
most astonishing thing is that LA Fol
lette, that prince of radicals, bids
fair to become stronger than they.
From this it appears that radicalism.
while not so violent now as it has
been. is still exceedingly strong and
healthy, and the conservatives at this
writing appear to have but little show
Taft so far, backed by the efforts and
eulogies of the administration. has
| had rather smooth sailing But there
have been no determined efforts in
his behalf except in his own State
Ohio. The politicians OF the great
States of New York. PENNSYLVANIA.
Wisconsin, Indiana, and Illinois. have
their own axes to grind and he will
have pretty hard row 10 hoe when
his campaign in those States reaches
an active stage. Without the sup.
port of those States his case is We'll
nigh hopeless, though il Roosevelt
can force the New York delegation
to Taft ii will be- a strong factor in
mis- favor. But in New York Hughes |
must be reckoned with, and he is a
man who cannot be dictated TO- He
has his State behind him, and should |
he intimate to the delegates that he |
would like them to consider him
Roosevelt Taft, and everyone else
would be thrown overheard
That Bryan is all.pOwerful and a
man to be feared is evidenced by the
efforts OF the Presidents friends TO
have the Republican nominating con.
vention held over until after the
Democratic convention, when il will /
be known who the Republicans will /
have to contend with. They take the
ground that Roosevelt is the only
man who can beat anyone Il q Demo
Gratis may nominate and they fear !
that II Roosevelt should be- nominated !,
in advance Of the Democratic soloC.
ton, Bryan will be- the man To 60 {
against him, and in that event Bryau's ,
principal argument would be- against
a third term for any President. Ia
that event a short campaign would be
in favor of the Republican party
1t is also said that Judge Parker
has designs on the Presidential chair {
and that his New York friends are
working for his nomination {
They believe that the wave OF rAdi.
ralism is now reccdng, and that 10y
the time the National campaign opens. ,
Parker. a. a conservative. VIII b." The ,
most available man for the Demo. ,
Gratis to nominate and 70 up agaius' ;
the Republicans They are, however .
making a big mistake because tn" ,
usty hue and cry against The corpora .
ions has somewhat subsidized is uo 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

r.a'ritiouists of Escambia
- .a.' the consolation of know.
'.-i Icy tut up a good fight,
'a, losing one, II will
' Lave the effect OF making
."' men have more respect
. ." hereafter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

son1s uousr ~ymrleEiDrt -rl-f
iAow their Ags. ios he simple fszsou
shas ,heir sss eoesnI saO~ tsrVaEk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

..'a u'u did not win in r..
.'. pv such a large major.
...ort'd. OF the % elcc.
'- j. voted against
,..u for selling. The
..' b} ia majority in
. 49, The negroes ar"
..',d the vet ticket al.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

The Dcland Record says There
Will be- no oranges sold IN Florida this
season nj 81 90 per box on the tree.
The Few crops which have been sold
30 fRr hay" brought about 81 80 on
tn" tree. and there viii be few oranges
sold for less than this price Tan.
gcrlnes are selling from 50 50 to $500
per box q Ia Win half crop. com,
pared with nst year the growers are
going to get good prices for their
fruit ihig year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

~We will not accept stamps Of
r-gpr denomination than . cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

- y wcREARY, Editor and Niger
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
Terms Of Subscription;
Advertising Rates:

~. TWicea.Week Sun 81 a year;
~ SOC. single copies, &C.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

DRESS GOODS SHOES CLOTHING HATS GSTS FURNISHINGS Etc
at prices that will open your eyes When you have heea al w
and cant fOd what you want, then come 10 see US
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

The Iiuh D,,il declares that q
mule !, - oru.s between pile driver,
e lump Of head ard II Kansas cyclone.
I know some men who have 10 aling
mud a. a mul"
Henry T. Jones ~ Tampa, Fla,
writes ". can thank God Tor my pres.
'ut health due - Fulcy's Kidney
cur" tried ,,ors and all kinds
uf kidney cures but nothing done me
much good I'M took Fol"ys Kidney
Cure -Four BOTTLES cured me. and
lr'" uo more pain IN my back aud
shoulders atm Cs years old and sui.
tered long but thanks 20 Foiey's
Kidney cure ana we'll and can walk
and enjoy myself II n q pleasure 10
recommend n 10 those needing hid.
10Y medicine" J W McCollum n Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

WANTED T; e.; e: e.: {; e: $780,: e.: 6: ::
convinced that will save you money
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22

For Rent-Six room house near
Allen Academy. Apply 10 hrs. 9. II.
Hiess. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
The Arabs Pride Of Blood.

OF the Arabs pride traveller writes;
He II proud OF his own blood and Of
his mares blood for It's own sake. He
will show you a broken down little
crock and inform you. with perfect
truth. that she Is OF the best blood In
the Jaxirah: he viii also show a fine
stallion OF his own and tell you he Is a
'gdish.' or underlined animal. and there
Is no doubt II In the bad thoroughbred
be admircs and prefers TO the finest
made cross breed. As regards his
shaykh and tribal leader. he discrinli'
mates In an equal degree between the
clever warrior. astute diplomatist and
good business man OF low extraction
and the shaykh Of high lineage. who
may be a miserable epileptical crca.
ture. and always to the disadvantage
Of the low born man."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services are announced as follows
nj the Baptist church Sunday; Bible
school s:45: Public worship and
Preaching by the pastor at IL a. m.
and 1880 y. m. Junior Union . y. m.
sunbeam Band. 4 y. m. Young PEG
pies Union Meeting. 6:i5 p. m.
Special musical programs have been
arranged for both morning and even
ing services rs follows:
n a. m.
ORGAN. "Marche Religieuse"
Doxology.
Solo. The Angels Song. -. .Bohme
Mrs. w. c. Davis.
Violin obiigato. Mr.. Lillebridge.
orertory. "Intermezzo." hascagni'
Postlude. War March from Rienzi."
......... Wagner
1850 p. m.
Organ. Variations on an Ancient
Christmas Carol. 80. ..Dethier
Solo. Fear Not. We. o Israel"
80. Dudley Buck
Mr. Daily.
onertory, "cinquantene."
Postlude.
Mrs. II. O. Boatwright, organist
and Directress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
YOUNGER BROS COMPANY.

Capt. Jack. the genial manager OF
Younger Bros Dramatic Company
Informed the Eagle yesterday that the
company Is enjoying a few days rest
here after playing TO good business
and well pleased audiences two nights
at the Grand Opera House. Capt Jack
saws all the members OF the company
like Bryan and the people they have
met here. and that they will play
again Monday night. presenting an
other new and pleasing attraction
ION the Frontier" In which the ladies
OF the company have a prominent
part. There will be a lot Of fine spec.
ialties between the acts. The same
popular prices will prevail. The pres
ence OF the band and orchestra Is a
pleasing feature Of the Younger Bros.
attractions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
wh.r. Ne Would Have shess.

Cardinal Mezzofanti. who died In
is49. at the age OF seventy-nve years,
knew and could speak more than tifty
languages. And he knew them thor
oughly. He could entertain his English
friends with specimens OF Yorkshire
dialect and his French or German Wis
i,ors with the patois OF their respec'
tive countries. what n hne Job he
could have had as universal interpret
er should he have lived In the times
Of the tower Of Babelr' was one ol
Lord Byron's caustic remarks.-Argo
naut
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
YOUNG PEOPLES UNION SER.
VICE.

VICE.
Various Societies VIII Unite In a spe-
eiaI Service Sunday e:t5 .. m,
Baptist Church. &.
other young peoples societies OF
the city have accepted an invitation
from the Baptist Young Peoples
Union TO Join In a special union ser
vice at the Baptist church Sunday
evening at s:i5 O'Clock. and the pub
lie generally. and especially the young
people OF the city are cordially invited
TO attend.
Subject: The Coming Of Christ
Scripture lesson. Luke 2:s-20.
MIR. Stuart.
Condition OF Man Before Coming OF
Christ Prof. r. o. Allen.
Manifestation of Gods Love for
Man. Mr.. Ray.
Christs Sacrifice to Redeem Lost
Man. Miss Coulter.
Vocal Solo. Mr.. Williams.
The Relation Of Christ's Coming
to Salvation OF the World.
MIR. Swanwick.
The Influence OF Christianity on
Worlds Progress. Mr.. Law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
GOD, THE GREAT oIvER."

A Christmas sermon. will be Pas
tor Challenner's subject at the Court
House today az II a. m. His
evening subject will be Practical
Christianity text. Jas. 1871: Pure
and undefled religion is this. TO visit
the fatherless and widows. in their af-
Fiction and to keep myself unspotted
from the world" A special invitation
extended to men. those who are In.
trested In charitable works. Bible
school at s:45 a. m. J. J. Ray. Supt.
Evening service begins at 7:15 p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22

lts Origin Traced ossk 70 the oIxtsssth
Century.

lts orIsin Traced ossk e the oIxtssnth
Century.
Tho original and acquired meanings
Of many an old word have been clear
Cd up In the law courts. When 'quack'
had its turn. Sir Edward Clarke. who
was probably quoting dictionary. de-
fined the word as "a boastful pretend
er TO medical skill" "Quack" Is I'M
doubtcdiy derived by suggestion from
the quacking OF duck. The qusck
doctor has always substituted volu-
bIlity for knowledge. "Quacker" and
"quacking cheat" were sixteenth cen
fury words. "Quack" In its present
sense is certainly as old ms 1896. when
II was included In the earliest OF our
slang dictionaries. The original word
was ''quacksaiver." travelling empire
who quacked about his salves. and.
according to Henley and Farmer. the
dramatist wycherly first shortened this
word TO 'quack."
The full term. quack doctor. Is found
ut least ms early as ITO. when these
words were used as a title 10 the Earl
OF Rochesters mountebank speech on
Tower hill. This witty and pronigate
nobleman Che is always called witty
and profiIgate) took II into his head to
disappear from his friends and appear
20 the mob ON Tower hill as a quack
doctor. The speech he made on that
occasion has been preserved. and II
shows that quack oratory has gained
nothing since.
II n not all printable In these polite
pages. but the following passage will
show Its character:
Tho cures I have done are o. In
credible as innumerable. Toured Prestes
Johns godmother Of q stupendous dolos
In her on sacrum. which had like u
cost the good lady the perdiiion Of hss
buckle bone. ! cur'd the Empress %
Boolmapo Of q cramp she got In hes
tongue by eating pork and butterd
parsnips. cur'd an alderman Of
Grand Cairo Of q scarlet. burning. rag
Ing fever. Of which he dy'd. I curd
the Emperor OF Morocco. who lay sew
en- years sick Of the plague. cur'd
him In forty-tvo minutes 20 that he
danc'd the ssrabrahd. nipnap and Som
erset 70 the sdmintion OF mis- whole
court. For my pains be presented me
with 1900 Hungarian ducats and .
Turkish cymeter. verbum sat sapienti-
No cure. no money"
] doubt very much whether Sir I'd
ward Clarke was right in saying that
the word 'Quack" was revived by
Carlyle after II had died out So use
ful a word h not likely to have been
dropped. though In Carlyle's vocabu-
larry Of denunclafion II certainly took
on a new importance. II was from a
court OF law. by the way. that Carlyle
obtained the word gig" which. with
ferocious glee. he never ceased 10 use
as n symbol OF Snug responsibility.
The trial OF Thurtell at Hartford as
sizes for the murder Of Mr.. weare pro
duced the following dialogue:
"what sort OF person was Mr..
weareY'
He was always a most respectable
person"
"what do you mean by respectableY p
HE kept n gig"
Carlyle's sardonic humor seized on
this. and ever after when he was
stormlng at responsibilities and unreal.
tiles gigs" were not far from his
mind. He even applied the word gig.
manity" 20 those classes OF society
which held the gig ideal.-John
O'London In London Taller.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
TEXAS ORANGES AND GRAPE
FRUIT.
This state May eseome Form'oso'e
a,xsl AZ California and Florida.

This state May eeeome q For"''dao'e
R,v., Of California and Florida.
San Antonio. Texas. Dec. 2o.-sat'
suma oranges raised In Texas are be-
inr regularly consigned to dealers In
tins city and are competing In the
markets here successfully with the
/. california and Florida oranges.
These oranges are being raised not
only ia this section but all along the
Gulf coast. and some OF them nave
beeu successfully grown ffty miles
north of this city. The satsuma IL
grated on the citrus trifoliata. tree
originally imported from Japan and
used for hedges. This tree being de-
ciduous. makes the fall OF sap In cold
weather overcome the danger from
frost which the orange tree as an
evergreen otherwise suffers.
The trees are planted 200 per acre
and begin to bear the third year. Al
nye years old they bear from 500 10
500 oranges. These are sold here In
nat boxes holding from $50 to no
oranges at s2.50 a box. the freight
charges from the farthest grove Is 20
cents per box. the commission 20
cents. leaving a net profit OF $500.
from which growers say they can
realize over $500 an acre. one grove
nj Alvin. thirteen years old. bore this
year from 1900 to 1900 oranges per
tree. and Il Is said yielded net profit
u over $500 an acre.
e1hrhe satsuma has the advantage OF
t~[0(Aing as early as October 10th,
Aslug sweet as soon as II turns yell
low. In addition to the satsuma a
variety called Dugat is b<pg shipped
here. The Powers grove at Arcadia
OF Dugats Ave years old Is said TO
have made $500 an acre this year.
Experts declare that grape fruit
does equally well when grated on
the citurs trifoliate; groves oil this
valuable fruit are also being planted
but are not yet commercially yield
ing. Merchants OF Wichita. Kansas.
and other points In the west and
northwest advertised Texas oranges
for Thanksgiving. An orange crop
for Texas Is a demonstrated fact. and
In a few years this state win be for
midable competitor OF California and
Florida.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22

"rve just been thinking" said VIII
lieboy.
Thinking whatT demanded sill
man. TO whom the idea OF willieboy's
thinking was somewhat disconcerting
That I'm Adams case Il must have
been real re-leaf 10 change his
Clothes" said willieboy. - Harper's
Weekly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
LADIES Rec.

Ladies' free again Monday night,
Dec. %. to witness the beautiful
comedy drama. "on the Frontier.
A special musical program will be
rendered by the Younger Bros or
chestra. Secure seats before sin
O'Clock on the day Of show at cavitt's
drug store.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22

"Your cook Is telling that your aus'
band gets a very small salary"
I'VE just tell her that TO keep her
from demanding a large one."-Hous-
ton Post
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22
HOLIDAY RATES.

Excursion tickets for the holidays
win be sold by the !. a @. N. r. r. to
interstate points and to Mexico Dec
10. 20. 81. -. rs. &c. 81 and january.
See l. q @. N. Agents. s23
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-22

Half the sting Of poverty or small
means Is gone when one keeps house
for ones own comfort and not for the
comment OF ones neighbors.-Dinah
Maria Mulock.