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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
HYDROPHOBIA FEARED
A Buchanan Boy Bitten by His
Pet Dog.

Fred Gilkerson, OF Buchanan, was
In the city yesterday with his lit
tie son whom he was taking to
Charleston, TO a mad stone
The child is about eight years
old and was at play last Monday
In the yard OF his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Gilkerson when her dog
suddenly going mad ran amuck and
bit the innocent unsuspecting child
on the leg resulting at once in hyd-
rophobia. The dog was immediate
shot, but nothing could be done
for the child.
II is to be hoped that he will soon
recover its reason OF which It was
so pathetically deprived -catletts-
burg Tribune.
This paper publishes the above as
an item OF news and also to call
the attention 10 some mistakes con-
tained therein. No dog ever sud
denly went mad" They often be-
come suddenly angry, Just as all
animals will. And bite never
results at once in hydrophobla.
The dog was Immediately shot
No worse mistake could have been
made. In the minds OF the child'i
friends there will always be the
dread suspicion that some day It will
60 mad and death in a most hor-
rible form will result. Instead Of
having the brute killed It should
have been securely confined. in
all probability It's lit of anger
would soon have passed off and tn,
hid and It's friends relieved Of mucl
suspense and anxiety II the lit.
lie fellow developes hydrophobia.o or
more correctly speaking, rabies, al
ths mad stones ON earth will b.
as pebbles.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
A Talented Louisa Woman.


The following from a chillicothe,
Ohio. paper, refers to native Of
Louisa, better known here as Miss
Marina Pigg, daughter OF Mrs. Re
becca Lewis:
Mrs. Austin Chestnut, who has
been taking an advanced course in
elocuticn az the Metropolitan Col
lege, Mount Auburn, Cincinnati,
also private lessons from Cincinnati's
artist, Miss Mary Shillito Neff, re-
turned home Thursday for the holi-
days.
Mrs. Chestnut started the year ten
weeks after The beginning OF the
collegiate term and passed the re-
duired examination for the first
years work, entered the second year
class and made up the entire fif-
cen weeks work In five weeks. The
course is a broad one, including
Theory, rhetoric, collateral reading
short story writing, study OF Englisfl
literature from the fifth century
the present, also a thorough cous
In vice culture and Americanizet
Delsarte.
Mrs Chestnut has been before
many Chillicothe audiences and Il
recognized as a reader OF marked
ability. That she comes home with
the highest praise and greatest en-.
couragement from the college will
be pleasant news TO her friends. .Sh,
will return January 3rd 30 resum,
her studies"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Graham (ya) College.

The local press speaks as follows I
some former Louisians:
The Christmas entertainment CIV
en- ct Graham College last Friday
nIght proved a grand success and
wac pronounced by all who were so
fortunata asto be present TO be
the best ever witnessed in Graham.
Much credit Is due the faculty of
the College Tor The progress thev
are making Prof and Mrs Mcclure
and Misses Wheeler Harman and
Virgo displayed indomitable energy
and courage in their untiring efforts
to perfect the arrangements for the
entertainment in the face OF numer-
'us Obstacles. chief omong which
waS the short length of time they had
after deciding to give the entertain
mert
Miss Goodwill McClure's name sp-
pears in the cast Of characters in
the Christmas Carol.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Big Sandy Terminals.

AT the completion OF the new c.
and o. depot 10 be erected in Hunt
ington by the c. and o. railway
company soon, will be witnessed mov-
ing Of the end Of hte Big Sandy
division of the C. and o. railway from
Cailettsburg TO this point" said a
well known railroad man to a rep
resentative of The Herald in answer
10. an inquiry to-day
This fact was settled at the last
visit of President Stevens 20 this
city when a conference was held with
the Chamber OF Commerce here.
The Huntington body also asked
for the moving OF the Lexington d.
vision of the c. and o. from Ash
land to Huntington, but this was re-
fused by Mr.. Stevens. mainly ecause
Of the fact that the c. and o. had
purchased much real estate in Ash
land, which they intended devoting
toward yards for this division. =
Huntington Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
How Many Eggs Did He Buy1

Don't forget % drop In at some
rrocer's who advertises in the NEWS
aud order some eggs sent up TO the
house right away" exclaimed AIRS
Jones as her husband was leaving
the house. you know the Smiths
are coming over for dinner and J
must bake a cake
"All right" said Jones. and. mind
ful OF his promise he stepped into
the grocery.
Hello said the grocer. Don't
Otter see you. What can do for
you to-dayT'
"fIow mudh are your best esgs?"
askei Jones,
WELL said the grocer. two more
than am now selling for twenty
four cents would make them two cents
tozen less than they are now"
IAN right" said Jones. Send
twcnty-four cents worth over io
the house right away Ny wife IL
waiting for them"
how many eggs did he buy? After
he reached the office he started &c
figure It out. and before he got
/ through be was nearly crazy. II,
+ then gave the problem TO his book
keeper. who also came to grief oyer
IT, lie then handed II 20 pupil o.
the Kentucky Normal College who
had no difficulty In solving IL wha
a. the answer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Increase of Business.


During the year 1905 the receipts
Of the Louisa G. aud o. ticket Of
flee were S1.2ll94 For 1906 the
amount received for tickets was
S1g,qe6.S5, the increase for the year
beine $4.2549l. During the year
1906 i5.4GO passengers bought tickets
al ne Louisa office. or course tho
number OF passengers who entrln-
ed at ulls point Is much greater
than the one given. as many pas
senyers daily take the trains who
neglect or forget to- purchase tick
cts These figures show that the
business Of the G. and o. at this
point is large and rapidly increas-
ing.
The NEWS Is indebted TO the
courteous ticket agent, II. @. Well
man for this Information.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Prominen, Visitor.

ken. A. b. Stephens, the able Com
monwealth's Attorney for the Floyd
Knott district, was In Louisa this
week MIR. Stephens is a citizen OF
Prestonsburg, the former home OF
the Kentucky Normal College. Hay-
ing personal knowledge Of the many
excelences OF this famous school,
now located here, Mr. Stephens
bvought his son and matriculated
him rs pupil
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
For The Kentucky Exhibition.

On the 12th of last month, James
town Day In the public schools, Miss
Martha d. Arnett. one OF the capa-
BILE teachers In the Kentucky Norm
al College. devoted much Of the day
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
The City Fathers.

This body met in regular session
Tuesday night, all present but
Father Blankenship. Outside of
routine business not very much was
done. James Carey was elected
CITY Clerk He viii make a good
officer. A Truant law was passed.
and 1t should be backed up by pub
lie sentiment Without this sup
pert 1t can not be enforced. The
crossing building was inquired into,
with directions that the work b.
pusLed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
School Reception.


The citizens OF Louisa will give a
public reception tonight at the
Court House. Let II be rouser!
There will be addresses of welcome
aud response, music, and general
good time Let US make these young
men and women of the Kentucky
NJ lmal College feel that they are
among friends. This paper has as
sured them all along That they are,
and the NEWS now calls on the
people of the town to heartily en-
dO'se what has been said in these
columns.
There is no formal program. but
all who go u this meeting will be
glad they went So come out en-
masse and show by your presence
that you are glad We have the Col
lege.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Louisa Building and Loan.

The Louisa Loan and Building AS
ISOLATION reelected old officers nd
directors Saturday night, as follows:
Directors, Augustus Snyder. r. J.,
vinson. NJ. w. Chambers. w. N.
sullivan and NJ f. Conley; Secre-
tary. NJ. S, Burns; Attorney. A. o.
Cater; Treasurer A NJ Hughes.
The usual good dividend was paid
on the business Of the past six
months.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Kentucky Delegates.

Governor Beckham has named these
gentlemen from this section as
delegates to the National Conven-
tion for the Extension OF Foreign
Commerce OF the United States. to
he held in Washington City Janu-
ary IA. 1907; Col Douglas Putnam.
Ashland; John O. G. Mayo, Paints
vile; ]. B. Bennett Greenup, and
p. A!Hopkins! Prestonsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
F. B. Brown.

THIS gentleman and his family have
recently come TO Louisa as res,
ldents and are occupying the Frank
Yates property near the mill. For
ten or moro years Mr.. Brown was
Store manager for some of the big
MINING concerns in the Pocohontas
coal fieldlHe Genes to this city as
on. OF the Big Sandy Produce Gem
pary, and as this firm caters to
the wants and demands Of the min
ing section, supplying them with all
sorts of food, Mr.. Browns broad
experience will be valuable TO his
company Louisians welcome him
anj his family 10 their midst.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Home For A Rest.

NJ. B. F. Thomas OF the u. b.
Engineer office, Cincinnati. anne
heue Tuesday for much needed
rest and entire freedom from work.
How long his leave continues de-
pend5 upon the condition Of his
heath. His inclination for work
is always good, but he finds that
the close confinement to the office.
coupled with such strict attention
to bis very responsible duties, has
made a respite absolutely necessary.
Mr.. Thomas has been in the employ
OF the Government as an engineer
for fwenty-three years, and this is
his first absence on sick leave.
As the busy years are "23' he Is
certainly entitled TO the leave"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
They Are Surely Here.

University-like, the college Is
scattered pretty nearly all over
own. The opera house, the Odd
Fellows hall and part Of the Bank
P'ock are used as recitation rooms.
In some OF them recitations BEGIN
at seven o'clock. and they are not
concluded until late in the after
noon. These and the other reeita-
tons are attended by earnest, am
bilious, intelligent young men and
aGd women. all seeking that pearl
of great price-Wlsdom And the
Kentucky Normal College is the
place where II may be obtained
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Broke Her Wrist.

rhe fr!o.ds OF 49,. Erres, shaa
atn will b. ,'rry to hear that .ni!e
roller skating at the rink last Mon
dav evening he fell and broke her
rieh, wrist The accident win dis
able her for several weeks.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
At Work.

The b. Of s. for Lawrence county,
the board which raises your proper
y and lowers your finances, is at
work here this week. The board OF
q and K.-Growlers and Kickers =
win hold their session later
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Lawr,n,e Circuit Court.

The January term OF this body
will convene in Louisa nexs Monday,
Che 18th. iugants, witnesses and
jurors will do well to remember the
day aud date. II is said that pa
pers have been generally served, and
the prospect FOR a busy session Is
4ton1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11
Picked Up At Pike, Paint and
PreStOnSburg.

w. NJ. Webb, school teacher Of
Martin county, is a "full-fedged can
didGte for Representative in the
John Martin-Pike district"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11

During a heated argument over
a settlement of an account Rus
sell Wallen slashed his cousin,
Doc" Wallep, on the neck with
e knife, at Red Bush, few days
since.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11

A ceal was closed recently, where
by the Acrogen Coal Company passes
into the control of The North-East
Coal Company.
II Is said the stockholders of the
Actngen received $4,000 for their
holdings.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11

put me off at Tow-head That's
the name Harmon Harris has gwen
Pa'ntsville." Wonder who harmon
harris is, any ay.-Herald.
Knock that chip off his shoulder
and you'll find out
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11

Sergent, KY. January 4. = Attorney
John Hendrick and c. p. Davis,
OF New York. are here pressing
suits on numerous large tracts of
mountain coal and timber land in
Pike and Harlan counties. compris-
ing about 100000 acres. much Of 1t
from $50 to $50 per acre, and own
ed Ly native citizens. The prop
artv in question is claimed TO be
held on old Virginia land grants
made over century ago. In Pike
cou, ty 1881 acres, the cream OF
the Elkhosn coal fields, now the
property OF the Big Sandy Com
pany, large New York corporation,
and worth millions, is claimed by
Hendrick and Davis. representing
a New York syndicate. In Harlan
county. more than 10000 acres, about
tw, thirds owned by the natives,i is
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11

Fstler Leslie, son of Mrs NJ A.
Leslie, OF Pike county, on Sunday af-
ternoon while under the influence
Of 8 oxicants. swallowed a quanti-
" of laudanum and soon sank into
what appeared TO be the stupor Of
death Friends and physicians sue
oecded in saving his life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
COLLEGE DAY At BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL.

In spite OF threatening clouds and sweet,
gentle showers three hundred and forty
FIVE scholars. teachers and visitors assem-
bled a, the Baptist church Sunday to vel
come the Academy boys and College
girls. The beautiful and admirably app
propriate program was successfully carried
out, with the exception that the rain pre-
vented the coming OF President Hauing-
ton from College to deliver one OF the adj
dresses. One notable feature was quar-
,e,,e sung by Messrs. Frank, Wilson and
John Buchanan and Mr.. Clare Sanders,
which was received with much favor.
A combination OF beauty and melody
worth travelling miles to see and hear, was
presented in a chorus by abou, fifty stu
dents Of Texas Woman's College. Short.
foroeful talks were made by DR.. Butler
and Superintendent Law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15

]. Allen Myers has awarded The contract
to c. T.. Jenkins for building one story
brick business house, with plate glass front,
adjoining the pos,ofhce building on the
cas-, side. The bnlding will be 35SlOO
feet. 1t will be occupied by Mfr.
Bonneville j..
Why send your money away from nome
for sewing machines when you can buy
the bes,-,he Singer-direct from maker
in your own town at as low prices and
better terms. I. A. Sauerwhi,e, Agent,
R,y,, Te,aS. DIFF
The Rock Prairie Sunday school held
rally day exercises Sunday with abou, two
hundred present, and very profitable pro-
gram carried out. MIR. ond Mrs. /. X.
Bate, +. NJ. Law, I. X. Bate, IT,
Henry Locke and Mrsses Bertha Town
send, Annie Bc,s Harris were present from
Bryan. Mr.. Law made an addrcss on
Sunday school Volk.
For Sale-Two high grade tro,tiu2
mares with colts sired boy thoroughbred
mike Nullen; also one half breed ,rot-
ting mare with colt by mike Mullen;
and a heavy l-inch farm wagon. Apply
to William Henry Campbell sin miles from
Bryan ON Numiord road. 2'h
Everything the best, 3, The motto o.
$. w Buchauans NEAR market. New
fixtures throughout and only The Bet
meats sold. Call and see our roomy, airy
and well equipped quarters ON Bryan street
in front Of Buchanan Moore Co. Phone
Dos. td
The Eagle ha, received ,.e following
invitation 90 the marriage Of Mie Fannie
McMouics, formerly of this ,iy Ne
and Mrs r. .. Compton rsgler ife
honor OF your presence az the marriage ~
their sister. Frances +. M,NorIc. i1 Dr.
John Saylcs ON the evening Of WcinOtay,
the twenty NTH or Seriember one fhou,
and nine hundred aud seven, 40 haH par
eight O'Clock at the First Presbyterian
church in The city OF Abilene. Teas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
WORK ON THE CRIMINAL DOCKET

The criminal docket was taken mp ia
the disuic, court yesterday, and the fol
lowing business was transacted
Cherry Burl, colored, thief, OF horsei
plea OF guilty; two years in Peni'en'lary'
Louis Samuels, colored, forgery; plea OF
guilty; given two wears.
Independent, Williams, colored, charged
with murder in the second degree for the
alleged killing OF "a negro near Steele $
Store, is on Trial.
Frank Crouch, charged with felonious
conversion; continued.
The following cases have been set;
n. II. South, charged with murder in
the seed deglee; Sept. IS.
Defee cases from Madison county; set
for Sept. p.
John Dave, colored, assault, TO murders
Sept. 20.
lobe Rocks, colored, murder in second
degree; Sept. Is.
George Blue, assault, to murder today
Arthur Steele. assault to murder; Sept.
Is.
Following is the lisa Of inrors for the
curren, week: 6. A. Carroll; Sim Cooper
]. ID. Ces,les, J. J. Conway,J. 5. Symms'
!. VI. Hickman. Il. K. Josey, B. H. Car
roll; ]. w. Henderson, h. l.. Hensarling,
|. c. Bennett, Rober, Buekhau,s, 5. X.
Stewart, /. NJ. Bond. !. b. Todd, J. l.
Hensarling, ]. w. Massey, W.P Means,
A. r. McSwain, ID. {. Ligh,sey. ID. 5.
| .lnYd. L.. @. Y. Orr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
BUSY TINES FOR CHERRY BURL

Deputy Sheriff J. d. Conlee arrived Sun
lay afternoon from Atoka, Ind. Ter
with Cherry Burl, charged with horse
theft. and one OF the negroe, who broke
Jail here week previous. Mr.. Conlec
traced the negro TO Greenyillc where
Cherry Joined a working crew TO SO TO
Oklahoma City. The Brazos county ofh-
Ger overlook him A. Duraut, |. T., where
the negro stuck his head on, OF car win
dow within the range OF the ever watchiui
eve OF Mr.. Conlee. who rushed into The
train and recaptured his prisoner Just As
the latter was reaching for his SKY
piece to make another run. lie was taken
on to Atoka and Jailed, but not formally
committed. aud was brough, back without
requisition. Deputy Sheriff Conlee exc
cutting a fine piece OF work in the recap.
iure.
Burl took the matter good naturally and
said. EFT hadn't stuck ma he'd ouien
de car winder so fur Id he ridin' yit.
Burl entered a plea of guilty Yesterday and
/ go, two years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15

The ,hir,ie,h Texas Legislature passed a
law requiring every county school and the
schools of independent, districts having
fewer than three hundred scholas,ies, to
teach the principle OF elementary aGrieul-
,ure. This bill was a demand OF the tar
mers Congress and OF the Farmers Union
bu, was opposed by many leading educa-
tors of the state because Of the lack OF
teachers prepared in this study. II is
believed however. tina, this objection to
the law can he very soon overcome
-Madisonyille Meteor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
MISS CATIONS RECITAL.

Miss Elizabeth Amy Cation, di-
rector of expression in the Texas
Woman's College gave reading
at Carnegie Hall last night before a
cultured and appeciative audience
whi-h filled the auditorium TO
Overlooking. Notwithstanding the
excessively warm night and the
lack of electric lights rare litera-
~ entertainment was afforded by
the talented lady. Miss Cation
has enjoyed the best training III
the Uniled States and abroad, and
her speaking and impersonations
are characterized by simple and
pleasing artistic naturalness I'M
marred by individual mannerisms,
but presenting each sentiment or
character in the true light OF the
authors conception.
A well chosen program, given IN
two parts, was varied from the
childhood delights of Mother Goose
to sublime passages from the holy
scriptures. Stately classics, HUI
morous dialects and tender poetic
sentiments followed in easy and
graceful succession and capiivatcd
the audience. Prof. Lillebridge' S
musical contribution to the pro-
gram was Enthusiastically merl-
inrinns.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
NEW ASSISTANT IN ENGLISH.

Prot. NJ. l., Massingill OF Midlothian
has been elected to supply the vacancy Of
assistant in English in Allen Academy
and has entered upon his duties. Prot.
Massingil is native of Johnson county,
and graduated the pas, year from Baylor
University at Waco with the degree OF
b. l.. In addition to being a scholarly
young gentleman, he is fond OF athletics
and was captain OF the Baylor basket ball
team which won the southwestern cham
pionship. He is also interested in base
ball and is glee club man. Mr.. Mas
singill has been cordially welcomed in
Bryan and has made favorable impression.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15

Ever since the organization OF the gov
etnmen, in 1882 the tariff has been an is
sue. A, FIRST the advocates OF protection
did no, pretend to defend their system on
its merits, but insisted on It's adoption
only as temporary eSPedien, TO be dis
continued as soon as the inian, INDUSTRIES
Of the century had Tgrown strong enough
TO support themselves. These infant IN
dusteries have grown into gigantic manop-
oleS and are undertaking the manuiac,ur-
rrs of all Other notions IN the markets o;
the world..ye, they still clamor for tariff
protection A. ,ociterously as ever. The
tariff question will never he settled until
the people learn ,ha, /, is nothing more or
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15

Eas, Texas has won hrSt honoN over
Cuba in the excellence OF is cigar tobacco
Sou,hwes, TeHat is already several lengths
ahead OF Bermuda in the quality and
quantity OF odotous onions, and the noun
,ains OF the Alpine country they
are planting apple trees by the thou
sand in conhden, expectation OF surprising
the orarks OF Missouri and Arkansas in
the production OF tina, wholesome and
fragrant fruit. Texas Is going To he mrs,
in everything or know the reason why.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
CARD FROM MANAGER PRESTON.

| desire to say to the patrons OF the
Bryan Wate', Light s. Power Co. that
the delay in getting the roof on the new
building has exceeded all expectations, and
resulted in grea, loss and inconvenience to
us as well as to the public. Nevertheless,
no charge will he made for lights for the
time they are out. and We hope to he run
ming again by Wednesday night. The
patience aud indulgence OF the public Is
asked a little longer, aud We desire 10 eN-
press our thanks for the consideration
shown as SIEGE the plan, was shut down.
Respectfully.
L. !. Preston,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. Reub Mcdonald and Ms, Aliee
Corgie of the Macy community, stole a
march ON their friends and were married
saturday afternoon AZ franklin, The
groom is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs w. J..
Mcdonald end the bride a daughter of
Mr.. and MD.M. CorE.e. The Young peo-
pie have many friend. who unite 10 wish
ing them abundant happine,, aud prosper
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15

As means OF checking the divorce evil
Judge Simmons OF the Fort Worth judicial
district proposes tina, the grand Jury inVes-
tica,e the charges OF cruelty which are IN
mos, cases alleged, and II they are found
10 be true the guilty party shall be requir-
ed to face a criminal prosecution. II I'M
true the plaintiff in the divorce case would
be required to respond TO charge OF
-uriury.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-15
TO THE PUBLIC

Ash Pond, on my place in the Bralos
bottom. has been leased for hunting pur-
poses for rye years. ! am under agree
men, to protect same, and any one tres
passing on the property will be prosecuted
to the full eN,en, Of the law.
Oct. w. 5. Mial