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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY TONIGHT.

The th.rd annual session Of the
Brazos County Sunday School Con-
veutiou and Institute begins tonight
NJ T:5o O'Clock 40 the Presbyterian
church Ul devotional exercises
conduCt.I Hr Rev. j. J. Tatum OF
the Free Baptist church. The
work OF The institute viii DE con-
Quoted by Dr. Chas. d. MeIgs Of
Dallas. general secretary TO the
TcNa, in,erdeuominatioual Sunday
SCI pol association. who arrived IN
the city Yesterday afternoon and
will spend today miugling with the
Sunday school workers in advance
of the opening OF the convention
and institute work tonight.
Among those ou the program are
DR. Meigs. Dr +. Belts, ] J.
Ray, J +. Mitchell. Or. J. ID. West,
Albert Bullock Of Harvey, a. W.
Buchanan. Prof. Z. O. Allen. The
meeting will continue through We'd
nesday At the roll call Wedues-
day morning at 1910 O'Clock the
Sunday school having the largest
percentage Of its enrolled officers
and teachers present will be award
ed a beautiful Bible students map
at Palestine printed in FIVE colors.
Everybody is invited TO attend each
OF the sessions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-15
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
M. q u Il sCHEDULE
&c N. SCHEDULE

Miss LYDIA ore-'eay is visiting in Mar
iu.
DE- p. NJ Raysor visited Miuican sun.
iay.
Jack J. conua, visited Numiord yes'cr-
iay
A. Z. worIey returned fam Waco ys-
to-day
P.S S. Tihon va. here from Houston
sunday
p. s. Grosan OF Heaue WIS in The city
Sunday.
W. a. Bell spent sunday and yesterday
IN Waco.
Louis wa,atka was here from Houston
Yesterday
Jno. c. Levi, OF Hearne was in the city
yesterday.
J. u. White Of wilson was ia the city
Yesterday.
Ira Gooch Of Na,aso,a was in the CITY
yesterday.
Frank Spann Of Na,a,o,a wa, in the
city yesterday.
r. Davidson returned Yesterday from a
visit In Waco.
Res. Gleissner has returned from a vij
TO Burleson county.
Miss Loitin returned sunday i'l'
visit al MiIlican.
Hon Cullen :. Thoma, Of Waco spent
sunday in this city.
House Tor Reu,--Aher January 20,h.
Mn. c. NJ Proctor. ~
Jesse Welsh has gone 10 Marlin for the
benefit OF his health.
Mr.. and Mn. K. l.. Commander went
90 Hearne Yesterday.
Mr. and Ms. X. G.. Tabor have return
cd from a visit in Waco.
Mrs. David Bate LET, yesterday morning
Tor a visit 10 Shreveport.
Malcolm Carnes has returned from visit
TO Temple and Moody.
Miss Kiuie Gallaiin OF Elkhau arrived
yesterday to visit Al Tabor
K. II. Grant and {. W. Elliott were
here from Grant sunday.
DR.. Bctts and family nos occupy thel
Methodist new parsonage.
Mrs. w C.. Davis left yesterday for
Austin to join her husband.
Mayor J. F.. Butler lef, Yesterday 10 at
tend district court az franklin.
Dr.. s. Emory was visitor % this
city from Nayaso,a Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-15
PROGRAM

For celebration Of the Tooth birthday Of
Gen. X. +. Lee, by the U. {. V. and U.
ID. C., $ p. m. January 18th, Carnegie
hall,
/. Instrumental voluntary.
?. Responsive reading.
J. Hymn, How Firm a Foundation.
4. Prayer
s. Address, Eulogy on Gems. Lee and
Jackson.
D. Reading Of list Of names Of u. {. V.
who are to receive the cross Of honor from
l.. $. Ross chapter, U. ID. c.
Hymn. "a Would no, live Always
Benediciion.
This hymn was a iayorite OF President
Davis. and OF Gems. lee and Jackson, and
was sung al the funerals OF the three.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-15
IN The SENATE.

In the Senate yesterday Senator
Looney introduced a substitute for
the Bailey investigation resolution
introduced by Senter. The sub
stitute provided for the appoint
ment of a committee of seven TO
summon witnesses and hear testi-
mony, and decide whether an in
vestigation is necessary.
He moved the previous question
but withdrew it. A motion to ad-
iourn until , o'clock was lost,
Bailey men voting no.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-15
/. AND N. ALUMNI CLUB BANQUET.

As previously announced, Friday
night next is the date fixed for a
notable banquet and rally of mem.
hers Of the A. and NJ. Alumni and
ex-students under the auspices oil
Their pan and College Club. recent.
" o.Aized under the direction OF
the = uni Association. II is in
teaded 10 sound the key note Of an
active campaign in the interest OF
tie College at this meeting, and to
us end there will be some good
! hakers present, and program OF
n Z has been arranged and APP
pd Mellow. Our representatives
III house and senate and prob
q SEpther Legislators will be pre-
se Nd IL is anticipated much
good as well as pleasure will come
for the event.
PROGRAM:
Or. Joe Gilbert, POSTMASTER.
The needs OF the A. * NJ. Col
lege-Dr II. II. Harrington.
College Legislation-Hon. \. J.
Harper.
Can Texas Afford 10 be Niggard-
ly III her support OF the College,
Hon. " {. Davis.
A. and N. Clubs +. NJ. Law.
Early Days at College J. W.
Carson.
Athletics-E. J. Kyle.
"reminiscences OF the Seventies.
a. ". Buchanan.
The Brazos County A. and NJ.
Club-W s. Watkins.
What we Owe our Alma Mater.
w. Wipprecht.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
New Ferry at Niobrara.

NIOBRARA, Neb., March 11.--(Special.l
The ferryboat. Little Pearl, which has
piled between old Fort Randall and White
Swan landing on the Missouri for he last
three years for the Lake Andes business,
reached here Saturday evening and will
go into commission at once between Mo
brara and Running Water. When the
Missouri river broke up at this point three
weeks ago, the ferry belonging to Captain
Joseph Leach was sunk and taken down
stream and has not since been located
The new ferryboat is owned by Rillick q
Son of Iron Post, S. D., and is one of tho
best crafts on the river. This is an i'm
portant crossing on the Missouri on &C
count Of its connection with the NIL
waukee railroad at Running Water and
Mitchell. being the seat Of the UnitsC
States land ofice for this section of thu
Rosebud reservation.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
Prisoner BreaIls JaiI.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. March 11.-(spe-
cial. FLAMES Taggert, who for some time
has been a prisoner In the county Jail IN
this city while awaiting his second trial
in the state circuit court for McCook
county. has succeeded In making his es-
cape and Sherin Nelson has offered a
reward for his capture. Taggert has
been given all possible liberty since
his Incarceration, owing TO the fact
that he did not appear well and strong
and II was deemed best to give him al the
fresh air possible. The fugitive is OF me-
dunn height or little above, weighs about
16 pounds and has q scar on his chin by
which he can easily be Identified. Wher
he made his escape he wore a brown hal
and a blue jacket. He is very pale and
shows the effects Of his confinement
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
ROAD MAKERS AT PITTsBURe
Governors of states and other Dignl-
taries VIII He Present mt
Convention.

PITTsBURG. March 11.-Delegates from
all parts of the country arrived today to
take part in the convention OF the Road
makers association, which opens in this
city tomorrow.
The convention. It is said win be the
largest of it's kind ever held in the United
States, and the speakers who will be heard
during the two days sessions OF the gath
ering will include the most notable men
OF America who have taken up the crusade
for good roads. Governors from a number
Of states will head their delegations while
many congressman, senators, mayors Of
cities. directors Of public works and other
city officials will be in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
steamhoat for Ixanaaa cfty

NIoBRARA. Neb.. March 11.-(speeiaI.)
The packet steamer Josephine. which
served TO bring the Reno soldiers down the
Yellowstone and Missouri after the Custer
massacre. has been tied up here since
navigation closed last fall and H. being
made ready by it's owner, Captain Joseph
Leach, to so to Kansas City, whore Il
viii do duty as one OF the packets 10
points between that city and st. Louis
this season. It is understood that Cap
tain Leach win take command of the feet
as It's commodore, his experience on the
Missouri river as a navigator having been
extensive for the last thirty-five years.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

VBRMILION. g. D.. March I1.-(spe-
cial (-E. H. Maurer. one Oi the prominent
farmers and stock growers OF Fairview
township, has been having trouble with his
horBes since last fall. He mas lost twenty
one by disease. though the cause is a mys-
terry The animals get sick and no amount
OF doctOring will relieve them. The feed
has been tested and found to be all right.
Already Maurer has lost 5000 worth OF
horses other farmers in that vicinity have
not suffered. the maisdy being confined to
the MauTer farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

OXFORD, Neb.. March 1I.-CSpecial)-
The southwestern Nebraska Teachers
association convention will be held In
oxford. March 20 and 80. There will be
eleven counties represented and good
program has been prepared. Adrain c.
Newens OF Chicago and Superintendent
Davidson OF Omaha are on the program.
The railroads have granted the one and
one-third fare on the certificate plan. The
Burlington and other hotels have made
the 81 day rate. Those desiring rooms
in private homes, write Superintendent
Percy Adams. Oxford The attendance
was over 800 last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
sTBRrLE LAND is MADE FERTILE
Anton PsOta Proves Value of Fer
tt1tneF to Nebraska Soil.

Anton PHOtA Proves Value of Fer
tiltser to Nebraska Soil.
WEST POINT. Neb.. March H. - (spe-
ciaL)-Anton PPota, known as the corn
king Of the EIkhorn." has taken up his
residence on the farm which he has owned
for some years Immediately across the river
and adjoining this city. The tract Of land,
comprising some 24O acres, is widely known
as one of the most productive farms in the
state. For many years during the occupa-
ton OF the farm by renters. Mr.. Psota has
devoted. all his time to placing upon the
land fertilizers In the shape Of manure
and ashes, The farm is now completely
fertilEed and its yield OF crops is a grand
object lesson OF what Nebraska soil can
DO when intelligently manipulated and
thoroughly fertilzed. The land some twenty
pears ago was heavy bottom land, cold wet
and subject to overflow and was consid-
sred an undesirable property. Today the
change Is marvellous. the ground being a
Veritable hotbed, crops OF 90 and 100 bushels
80 the acre being an ordinary yield. while
vegetables grown upon It are Of mammoth
proportions
Mr.. Psota is an enthusiast upon the sub
5ect OF fertilization and thorough cult.
walton. Some years ago he patented his
invention of an improved corn cultivator
which Immediately attracted the attention
Of eastern manufacturers. who saw In the
machine a labor-saving. corn-producing fac.
Tor OF great merit Mr. Psota win here
after reside on the farm having relin.
pushed his town residence. which has beer
his home for the past thirty years to his
daughter and her husband. Henry w Bau
mann, WhO have Just returned from thei
wedding tour.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
Loo Carrien out boz.

NIoBRARA. Neb.. March 1i.-(special.)
A heavy flow OF ice from the west began
running Sunday morning in the Niobraia
river, taking out several piers OF the goy-
eminent bridge at this point. owing to
it's Importance as a feeder 70 the city. the
council has taken the initiative IN protect
ing Il from destruction In the absence
OF any appropriation for such work by tho
government This and two other bridges
were built by the government because
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

they were on Indian reservations. the
santee and Ponca, and IT will not be lonG
before radical measures will be taken TO
save valuable property to the government.
Congressman Boyd r. interesting himself
in behalf of them and will apply TO the
Indian ONCE for a continuance of its sup
port in maintaining them, since they are
important TO the two reservations.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

the dashboard. When Mr.. Fisher was asked
concerning his peculiar manner he ssidi
Where could l put my feet with sixty
two dozen eggs, ninety-seven pounds OF
butter, a basket Of dressed poultry and
two jugs Of dairy wine in my buggy" The
dairy man said he expected TO have q
much larger load next saturday,--salem
Correspondent, Dakota City Eagle.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
GREATER PiTTSBURG A FACT
Pennsylvania supreme Court Amrms
Judgment OF PermtttinE the Con-
solidation OF Two Towns.

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-THE state
supreme court today afirmed the judgment
OF the superior court permitting the consol-
idation Of Pittsburg and Allegheny City
The case has bean fought from the lower
courts. the opponents o. Greater Pitts
burg" claiming that the legislative act pro-
vidinE for the consolidation 4 unconsttu-
tonal The suDeror court amrmed the de-
Il constitutional
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
Weak Kidneys
CAUSE ao8H gUR1EGMG An
" DIsnisHs cosSlTSzSSa

II the Kidneys are out OF order the whole
system Is bound to Buffer. Headache. back
ache, rheumatic pains and dwellings, tor
pid liver. constipation, indigestion. nerv-
BUSINESS, droWsiness, Bleeplesanesa, skin
troubles. malaria. f6VeTtBhnosa, yGWntng,
cloudy urine sediment in urine when 1t
stands "a hours, etc. all indicate that
your kidneys have been diseased for
months, and 10 not properly treated with
out delay, Bright's disease diabetes uric
acid and blood poison. with commissions
and death. will surely follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
High school 10 ne Rebuilt.

NORFOLK, Neb.. March 11.--(special Tel
egram. "A new high school building will
rise from the ashes of the one that burned.
The Board OF Education today issued a
call for S24,OO0 bonds to help build II II
will be smaller but better than the old and
viii be ready for use In September.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
CARS BURN AT PLATTsMoUTw
Passenger Train Strikes Open switch
and CoIIAdea with Freight.

and COIIides with Freight.
PLATTsMOUTH, Neb.. March 11.-(spe-
cial Telegram.)-An open switch was the
cause Of Burlington passenger No. 8, from
Omaha, this morning at o'clock crashing
into an engine on the rear Of an extra
freight JUST north of this station.
The men saved their lives by jumping
from the engines and caboose.
Both engines were wrecked and the ca
boose and a freight car were consumed
by fire. as we're two cars loaded with
lumber.
The passengers were badly shaken up
and a few bruised. but none seriously In
jured. Many windows in the coaches were
broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

II land sales continue as at present the
next legislature may expect to act on a
bill for the relief Of county recorders as
present forces seem inadequate to record
deeds as fast as desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Explosions for All-While legislators are
throwing dynamite into the railroad camp
at Lincoln. railroads are busy throwing
dynamite into Ice gorges out through the
stateS-Norfolk News
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Custer county people are 80 interested
in proposed county division that they have
no time for anything else except to pile
up dollars from advancing prices Of land,
livestock and hay.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quat 1t and Curious Features of Life
I'm a Rapidly Growing
state.

Before leaving for trip around the
world Buffalo county farmer gave his
sister a $4,000 farm and money enough to
pay for a years vacation IN California.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
Warmers Safe cure

acid Is not carried on and this causes
GOut, Lumbago, Rheumatism OF the
matism OF the Heart. Rheumatism every
where
In Bri2nt's disease the bowels are often
cOnsfis ation and the liver torpid Warmers
Safe Pills quickly relieve this condition,
and no III after effect Is experienced.
Warmers Safe Cure 10 absolutely the
only complete, permanent, safe, home cure
for all diseases Of the Kidneys. liver.
bladder and blood II sOothes inhamma-
tion, repairs the delicate tissues and Ie-
stores energy and vigor 70 the whole body.
safe Cure Is made entirely OF herbs, con-
tains no harmful drugs and Is pleasant
10 take. - Prescribed by doctors and used
successfully IN the leading hospitals for
fifty years. Cures where all else fails.
At all drug stores. or direct. 50 cents and
81 90 a bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Thsy areRworthlsas ana vo9y oftsn a.
coedtngly dangerous. Ank 4oE WarleIia
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Our doctors win send free advice and
council 10 anyone Write fully and la
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Warmers Safe Cure ca. Rochestor n. X.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Ask Maud-John Banks was seen in the
valley Sunday. We wonder what the at
traction is to take him 30 far from home,
but perhaps Maud knows?-Best Core
spondent, Imperial Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Dill Tor the renet OF county recorders as
present forces seem inadequate to record
deeds as fast as desired.
Ask Maud-John Banks was seen in the
valley Sunday. We wonder what the at
traction is to take him 30 far from home,
but perhaps Maud knows?-Best Core
spondent, Imperial Republican.
Full Account Desired-An exchange says
that "John Smith has returned from up
the country where he has been working
upon steam shovel with infsmmatory
rheumatism" The paper negiects to say
whether the steam shovel was better or
not.-Beatrice Sun.
Hastings wondere-wonder what was go
ing on at the home Of James Wa1ilnE on
West Second street Tuesday evening. From
all reports there must have been a merry
| lot of young ladies at the Walling home.
Hastings Tribune.
| Nineteen on the Red"-Varley Gran
than of this city has a Red Duroc-
| Jersey SOW that beats EN- all. The other
day she brought forth nineteen handsome
little piggies, and not a runt among them.
At the two preceding farrowings she each
time produced eighteen-Lexington Pioneer
History Repeats Itself-A careful Platts-
| mouth father took his daughter to task
the other evening and informed her that
I she mustn't encourage a certain young man
| to stay up so late when he came 20 see
| her in the evening. IT'S disgraceful, 81
| he asserted. What does your mother
say about TT" "she says men haven't
changed a Bit" was the curt rejoinder.-
| Plattsmouth Journal.
Lucky Fall-Last Friday morning when
Mrs. Tucker was on her way 10 schoo
she fell and broke her arm that has beer
stiff for several years. No bones wer'
broken but the adhesion which had beer
causing the trouble was put out OF bust
ness % that she will have the use OF hei
arm again. 1t Is a case OF an accideni
where surgery had failed and though pain
full she is glad OF it.-Benedict News Let
ter.
Settlers in Custer Countrywide McKin
ney is feeling better and thinks he viii
stay with his Kinkaid section awhile longer
one year ago Rube was the only man be
tween Rife Creek and Mary Andrews
place. a distance OF eight or ten miles
and at the present time every section ha
someone on IT, The sand hills are all RICH
II the people Of Custer county raise goo
crops so the Kinl1aiders can get plenty o
work.-Rine Creek Correspondent. Broker
Bow Chief.
The Busy Farmer Many people Of saler
wondered why Irving Fisher was driv
ing through Salem last Saturday enrout
to Sioux City with his feet hanging owe
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Full Account Desired-An exchange says
that "John Smith has returned from up
the country where he has been working
upon a steam shovel with inhsmmators
rheumatism" The paper negiects TO "a!
whether the steam shovel was better o.
| not-Beatrice Sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
DIAMoNDs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
snow in Northern Nebraska Today,
Rain or snow I'm sOuth POr-
tion--COIaer.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Forecast Of
the weather for Tuesday and wednesday:
For Nebraska-Snow in north, rain or
snow in south portion. colder; Wednesday
fair.
For Iowa-Rain and colder Tuesday;
Wednesday fair.
For South Dakota-snow and colder
Tuesday; wednesday fair.
For Missouri-Rain Tuesday, warmer in
east and colder in west portion; Wednes-
day, fair. colder in east portion.
For Wyoming-Snow and colder Tuesday
Wednesday colder.
For Kansas-Rain Tuesday, colder in
south portion; Wednesday fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12
Local Record.

OFFICE OF TIE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, March u.-Ohicial record of tenn
The corresponding day OF the last three
years: 1907. 1906. 1890. 1914
Maximum temperature .. 43 20 30 20
Minimum temperature 80 10 II y
Mean temperature ...... IS IS S2
Precipitation .............. 90 II %
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l,
and comparison with the last two years;
Normal temperature. ...................-.. IS
Excess for the y..................s....... 3
Total excess since March LIST, 1907.......... p
Normal precipitation ................ .O4 inch
Deficiency for the day .............. .0 inch
Total precipitation since March L.. .O3 inch
Deficiency since March 1......... Al inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1905. ~ inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 19O6..... .S inch
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Hastings wonders-wonder what was go
ing on at the home Of James wa1llnE or
West Second street Tuesday evening. From
all reports there must have been a merry
lot of young ladies at the Walling home
Hastings Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

The Busy Farmer Many people Of Salem
wondered why Irving Fisher was driv
ing through Salem last Saturday enrout'
to Sioux City with his feet hanging ovsi
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-12

Nineteen on the Red"-varley Gran
than of this city has a Red Duroc
Jersey SOW that beats 'em all The othe
day she brought forth nineteen handsom
little piggies, and not a runt among them
At the two preceding borrowings she eacl
time produced eighteen.-Lexington Pioneei