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FOR RENT-HOUsEs
UNFURNISHED.

UNFURNlSHRD.
liza Conn. ave-. II rooms and bath. .Q:S q
GO st. NV. IA rooms, bath, furnace. 0l00
l124 st.. 3 rooms and bath. ........... 003o
4920 sherman ave.. II rooms and bath.... 49,
IT'S Oregon ave-, 10 rooms and b.. per -. Seoo
1881 14th st.. rooms and bath. tot0
Sl5 Sd et NV I rooms and bath. .,..... 22.13
Ills IT. &C.. rooms and bath. $500. ~
1206 18th ct. NV, rooms and bAth.sss. DoO0
FLATS.
No. 4, The Chelsea, rooms and bath.... $500
llz6 Conn. ave-, 4 rooms and bath. ...... nv
lis l1th st. NV, rooms and bath. 1o0
It's 18th ut. NV, rooms and bath. ....s 2o.O0
OFFICES.
1l25 It. n.W. rooms, I'd door. SO.oo
SUBURBAN.
oreenvals. d. O. rooms. wen. ~ aer9. ~
1888 L ct. n.w............... iaoo
GisCH 1 BiRda. isae n I. ave. nv.
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FOR RENTS o ST. NV. liR & B. $33 g
lSsd 9th st. NV. rooms and bath. % SO
52s Tenn. ave. ne. rooms and bath. -. 20 20
1SG 9th st. NV. rooms AMI water. ...... l6 81
I32 18th st. ne. rooms and water l0. &c
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. GOA 9TH NV.
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LlNhlNS,
st. NV.
sos Goth, Or, W. .20.50
1905 Goth NV, 7r, so
40 5th NV, Or, W. ..l7.50
1911 E NV, Or. W. rs. so
1920 Ga ay Sc, Or, w14.@
ia oath. Or. W. 49, 90
1880 18th Sc, Or, W. 1850
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FOR RENT. c. WELDON K CO.. pa Z. CAP
HOUSES. 1418 ne, Or, b. 1850
lie 9Th Sc, Tor. b. 1872 so 412 D ne. 5r. Is IS
621 NV. 6r. b.. so, 1419 Duncan ne Or bis so
300 A sc. Or. b. $50 1907 ID ne, Ar, b. 400
914 Sc 81, b. 80 so 1872 Md ne. sto Is 90
IA KY Sc. Ir, b. %. So FLATS.
$50 4th ne. Or, b. .25. so 613 It'll me- 6r b $25 50
6G3 Sth me- 6r b. .25.50i 6O9 9TH ne. Or, b. % so
1O5 9Th Sc. 6r b. .25. so, 632 f ne. 5r b.. .25 so
1929 Sr b. %. so 1914 Mass av Sc 5r b21 so
1445 Pa av se.6r.b.. 90 18th & sc, Ar. b.21 so
622 Sth ne. 7r.bsta. so 1874 Sc. 5r, b.. 20 so
1852 Emern ne Or be so p Sd me- Or b. II so
1929 q me- sto&d. 20 so Az 18th me- 5r b. 100
245 10th ne. Or, b. .2250 1927 Duncan b. IA so
SOB 18th 6r b. 1850 1908 Sc, 5r, b. II. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Loudoun 314 E. Cap, and 6r., b.. <35 to $40.
The Newton. 9Th and n.e., Or, b.. $50 to S35.
The CHlcerd. $40 Z; Cap. Or. b.; $3.50;
401 East Cap. 5r., b., $50.
The Pancoast 1s4S f. Cap. 5r.. b., $3.50 to $50.
32l Pa. ave. Sc. Ar, b., 500.
CD ne, 3r.. b. heat and gas. $40.
CD me-, 3r., b., heat and gas, $19.
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FOR RENT-CHEAPEST IN CITY-923 F s.W.,
SIS. s27 4 s.wa 81 80 go Lettie NEAR g! g
my3-Gt'4 f. A. MCINTYRE. 224 G NV.
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FOR RENT
$500 NV ior&b. s55 Ool 2434 Pa av NV, l1r b42 SO
17lO NV. iOrSb. 5000 1872 Riggs NV. 81. BIS so
I3fi Q NV l3rSb. 81. oOi I14i 2Ist NV 9r&b IS so
1892 o NV lir&b $500 CAS- 2Ith NV. 5r&b 10 SO
APARTMENTS.
The Landmark 5r and b.. 1913 2iih st. NV $40. 90
The Raymond Ar. aud b. s1+ I'D st. NV. 90
1926 18th st NV. 3r snd b.. % fat. $50
1896 18th ST. NV. 3r ard b.. Sd Nat. 49,. 1870
S. cor. I'D and M NV; 3r & b.. I'd nat. 90
FiirRSIsmED HOUSES AID APARTMENTS.
FioIeRce court. I'd DAT. Ir. and $63. 90
myi-m TAGGiRT-THRiFT CO. iiS 18th st.
FOR HENT-BY b F. SAUL CO.. TTH l. NV.
500 18th. 20 5000 G42 NV. Or. b. .2a 30
1855 3lst NV. lar bGo 90 63I 1lth ne. er b. % 80
iii NV iOr b. COCO 1908 Fla nv ne, u, b. 80
ll05 IIth Or b. $500 6l2 81 ne, Or, b. .2J.J0
lO6 9th NV. llr. b.42 80 5000 Bwood nv .sto25 50
1873 Riggs Tor b+0 so 1881 9th NV. Tr. b. .255 so
$40 D NV lar. b. 40 90 GO Fla Oh, h. p 80
I'm 18th NV. ar. b.4o 90 SOS Tenn ne 6r 90 30
2Oi2 II NV. l1r store. 925 av. Or. % 80
dairy md stable. 300O sol 9TH ne. store. 500
2Ol2 II NV. lir. store, sos 9TH ne. store. 90
dwg stable. 1000 6l9 y nv, r LOO
1926 Corcoran ST. hrs so 32Di 9TH NV, or-... 10 80
els NV. sr b.. so II sc, ar. ..:.... 80
42D T.. Or. b. stable. 100 COLORED TENANTS
-62i l. NV. Tr. b. 81 so 22l0 Water. Or. W. 1900
1898 ith. sto, dwg. 80 30 4t2 NV. store L 80
1929 9Th NV sr, b. 80 so 2039 Gales ne. 0r..l2 80
1924 Ore av NV .6rb27 so ll10 Half sw. 4r. $50
1871 sth NV. Or. b. 2650i my4.n
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| FOR EXCHANGE.
lines. It. Soc. 81. Si0O wk.. $2.33. 81. 70.

DAVID MOORE,
1928 New York ave. NV.
Two new houses In Columbia Heights: equities
amounting to IS, 500 can be had for clear ground.
Fifteen hundred dollar equity In downtown
house for low-priced ground on which small
houses could be built.
Beet apartment house site In Col. Heights.
VIII trade for houses or apartment house.
Corner house In LeDroit Park; Ir. and bath; lot
30xl00. VIII trade for clear ground
Two-story apartment rented for So, per mo-,
to exchange for home near Library; about 81. 500.
On ST. NV. near Iowa Circle; IA rooms;
rented $500 per year; price. $12,5O0. Will tside
for vacant ground at fair value OF 5000.
Two apartment houses: rented annually for
$4,000 each. VIII trade for clear ground
DAVID MOORE.
1928 New York NV.
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FOR ExCHANGE-FINE lO-RoOM HOUSE on
18th ST.. Ingleside; modern In every way; hot
water heat; tiled bath: Will be papered to suit
purchaser; VIII exchange equity for unimproved
THE T A. HARDING CO..
Main 1889 1916 St NV.
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THE SEAMLESS MERCHANT TAILOR LAKES A
speciality Of making q coat without seams all
kinds o. cleaning and repairing done. Phone Main
9677 leo s. ski. $40 NV. sp690t
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. Y
500 18th
1896 G NV. 15r. 2b. $500
Sl3 2lst NV. 1lr. b. 5000
22l7 Pa NV NV. l5r. b55. 90
2124 Pa av. 11r. b. 5000
Large studio, Offices A. 90
Fit I9l3Pa nvnw.S. b40.50
TIT pod NV. Sr. b. 80. 80
1913 PA av NV. bach
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EoR RENT
HEISKEL q McIlERAN
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
zoos ST. NV, WASHINGTON. d. q
UNFINISHED.
500 11th ct. NV. dat. 9 rooms and bath. .. 80
l7Sl 10th St. nat, 8 rooms. ........... 40OO
8o2i Dumbarton ave-. Or, b.. nat. ......... 1.60
Alb 18th ut. Sc, Dr., b., dat. ............ a. oO
14OS 1t. NV, store. 1o.V
OFFICE ROOMS
III @ St. Room 3. ...................". $S.W
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fOR RENT-D D; THOMPsoN 9 CO.. 1855 Nv:
IS q =, ID. T. g g IS Tenn a. AZ IS g
l69 Fla .1fr b. 80. 50 ga 7th 6r b.. %. so
1909 NV, Sr.b. $3.50 Ryattsvle. Nd 81. " 16. 90
826 7th ne, Or, b. .2150l 1872 Ben I'd d Cor w12.60
1924 H ne, 6r b. .2260l lI6A Ben rd,D @. Ar. 600
apl0-d.eSu
FOR RENT-ALLAN e. WALKER, l4l2 q Sr.
1900 Fairm't. 15r. 2b$7s.00f APARTMENTS.
30 10th NV. l0r, b80. 90 The Solano, Or, b. I5O
1902 Calvert. ST. "a. 50 The Ferris. 6l5 9th ne.
407 @ NV, Tor. b. .45.50l Or, b, $S5, $50, $25.
2921 NV, IT. b. 35. so The Albert. :S23 F.35 90
1400 30th NV, l0r, b35. ne Or, b, LIST 25 80
6l6 II NV, ST. b. 49, l762 willard, 6r b25.50
$50 Col I'd .8r % 90 SIC 18th ne, Or. BIS so
80 Fla Ia me- g. ss g asl 18th ne. Or, e 60
STORES.
703 ne, 7r. store. 80 90 18th ne new. $500
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REPLACES THE HORSE.
SIS to $500 HEAD OF HORSES and 100
HEAD OF YOUNG, BLOCKY-BUILT MULES. s
to s years old, weighing 300 to 400 pounds, to
be positively sold, on account of our new motor
wagon system. Will be sold at the rate OF so
n neso Of Sard work Also So HAD 81 R
YOUNG, FAT MARES. pavement sore; will come
sound in the country. See SUPERINTENDENT
WEST PRATT ST.. cor. Greene. Baltimore, Nd.
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MULES. MULES. MULES.
u. 8. TRANSFER COMPANY,
100 HEAD YOUNG MULES. $T5 TO $50 A
PAIR. See SUPERINTENDENT. at Compa N.Y.
Stables. b35. 537. $50 W. Pratt st.. cor. Greene
Baltimore. Md. fe13-OOt
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i12i Mars ave-. II rooms. baths -. $500 %
2733 Ontario ave-. rooms and bath. 80. ass
42l NV, Or. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
302 ne. Sr. and Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
1871 st. NV. Or and b............... $50
1921 10th ST. w.. ST. and h.. ......... 80. 80
500 ne, 8 rooms and bath. ........... a 50
lo4 & NV. rooms and bath. .......... $3.50
The Lawrence. 1922 10th st.. Sr. and b.. $500
The vivans. 1123 @ ct. NV. br. and b.. eco
The vivans. 4r. and b. ................... $500
The Lawrence. 1922 18th st. Or. and b.. 20 90
The Montrose. Ills 9th NV, 4r. and b.. 5000
The Navarro. 215 = st.. Or. and b.. 27.5e
HE Navarro. 2i5 NV. br. and b. 2o.vo
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
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FOR RENT-121S ST. NE: Gro M AND GEL
lar brick; NIL; large yard and she'd at $3.50
Key at 1920 I. +. ". TUCKER BRO. 720 A
st. ne. my2-30ts4
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FOR SALE-$7.500
A splendid home on Columbia Heights; ten
rooms two modern bath rooms, hot-water heat;
l0t 81 BY 12O The owner wishes to use the
money be can get out Of this property to improve
another building. He will sell at sacriace. The
property could not be duplicated under % 500.
STONE q FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave-. adjoining corner Of 18th.
o.
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PSoN 4 CO.. 1885 r NV.
1226 q ne, Or. 80
528 Tenn av ne, Or, BIO. so
624 7th ne. Or, b. .0.W
Hyattsville. Nd. Sr.w 10. GO
1872 Ben I'd. d @. Or. vi Q. 50
li6A Ben I'd, D @. 4r. g. 90
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FOR SALE
JUST IN BETWEEN
Not way out and not too close down town
here's a house, splendid one, located that
1t should sell at once.
PRICE, $6,750.
JUST WEST OF 18TH ST., In an ideal neigh
borhood; three-stOry Groom house; elaborate
bathroom; concrete cellar; hot-water heat; rear
stairway; kitchen first floor; good yard.
LOAN OF S, 600 CAN REMAIN.
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN 4 BELT, INC, 1920 NV.
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The Ocala banner., 1907-09-06
FOR SALE or LEAsE-l0o acres

best pine aHt hammock !aat, 200
acres under cultivation, 800 acres
woods, pasture: ponds water. all
within one mile Of railroad. situated
SIX miles north Of Ocala on Mcintosh
la-i road a. Zu5e- Fla; > head Jer-
sev mich COWS and le!fers, ! mules,
81 acres corn. A. acres velvet beAaS,
wagon aod farming implements. Also
-rac- = % acres. 5-ro0u cottage. :
acres wired = On his -a1i 5 d
.a--- deposit q limestone. Ample FOR
. ,@- plant. T1e stone i hard AMI
II. .--E ! heavy weight -lue- Anal.
y-.-. - 7-- 1=--. t--e y phosphoric
s..L FIR further particulars Write
. 70. D. = G.. NcLeo3, ke1t-ick,
rl s-.-t-I.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
the WATER SITUATION.

The water works employees are
busy boring the sand out OF one OF
the old wells which has been in
trouble several days, and worked
until midnight last night. Man
ager Preston hopes to finish this
we'll and have pump going by
tonight. He flushed the mains
with water yesterday afternoon
from S to 6:3o to let patrons get a
supply and will repeat this from
6:3o to s this morning, and from
1910 to IL. and so on until the
wells are in shape for normal ser
vice again. The lights have been
out tor several nights, Mr.. Preston
believing it better to be without
lights for a time and preserve water
on hand for fire protection.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
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DIED Al Y0AkuM.
Mr. Antoine Yak. Well known 5ohe.
main Ciiiren Remains Brought
home-Fureral Today.

Word was received here yester-
day of the death OF Mr.. Antoine
Yak of the College community at
Ioakum. where lie was taken re-
Gently for a surgical operation
which was performed several days
ago. The remains were brought
TO Wellborn yesterday and taken
to his hsme accompanied by his
son, ]. +. FAX, aud son-in-law,
Antoine Wathuber, of this city who
were with him at the time of his
death. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at 400 O'Clock, in
terment at Rec.or Chapel.
Mr.. Yak was born abroad but
came TO this country years ago and
has long made his home in Brazos
county. He was a farmer aud
good man and citizen and a mem
Der of the Catholic church. He
had been in failing health for some
time aud an operation for cancer o.
the stomach was determined upor
in the final effort to save his life
He leaves wife and four children
]. +. Yak, Mrs. Antoine Wathu
Der. Antoine Jr. and John Yak.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
METHODIST CHURCH PROGRESS.

Work is still progressing nicely
on the new Methodist church and
the remarkable beauty and utility
of the structure becomes daily more
apparent. Most of the plastering
on the interior has been done, the
electric lighting circuits are being
installed, also the steam heating
equipment. The brick work is
about all completed except on the
south side. The art glass windows
are enroute and will be put in as
soon as they arrive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
KILLING AT mOsELey's FERRY.

Tom Worthington was shot and
killed at Moseley's Ferry on the
Brazos river Saturday evening, and
r. A. Rogers went to Caldwell and
surrendered. Worthington was
forty years old, widower and
leaves three children. He kept the
Moseley Ferry. Rogers is sixty
FIVE years old and unmarried. He
formerly kept small grocery store
on the Burleson county side OF the
river opposite Stone City, II IS
alleged that a shot was hired al
Rogers, some of the charge taking
effect in the left side of his coat,
before Worthington was shot ana
killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
READY FOR BIDDERS.

Mr.. l.. S. Green of Houston,
architect of the new Christian
church, was here yesterday. met
with the building committee and
submitted the completed speciiica-
tons for the bailding which were
received and approved. and the
committee is now ready to adver-
tise for bids and let the contract
in due course.
Rev. J. l.. Andrews, formerly
pastor Of the church, was here from
Dallas representing the manutact.
urers of art glass and seats and
also met with the committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12

LADY'S NECK BROKEN
frightful Crime That Took Place
al Memphis. ~
FIEND is NOT kHNN
Accompanied by Her Children, Wife
Of . Momber Of the Tire Me-
psrrment Knocked Down
on Street.

Memphis. Feb. li.-With robbery N
his evident purpose. Mrs. Mercedes
Donovan. wife OF Eugene v. Donovan
an officer of the Memphis fire depart.
ment. was felled by an unknown as.
sailant with blow which broke her
neck while she was walking along a
street accompanied by her three-year.
old daughter and several other chill.
dren. The attack occurred within u
short distance Of Mrs. Donovan's home
in a thickly populated section OF the
city. She died within short time
after being removed to her home. II
Is not known whether Mrs. Donovan =
asailant was white or black. Great
excitement prevails. Several suspects
were arrested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
THEY HAD LIGHTS,

Fritz Braatz, who has a dynamo
to supply the current for an cleo
trio fan circuit. came to the rescue
last night and supplied fine lights
for the masquerade at Elks Hall.
Mr.. Braa,z has a plant that will
carry 500 or more lights. but he
prefers to reserve most of his pow
er for the fans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
AGED GEORGIAN GONE.
Judge HanseiI Was the Oldest Mason
In His Commonwealth.

Townsville. Ca. Feb. li.-Judge
Augustin II. Hansell died In this city
Sunday. aged eiShty-nine years. His
death was due TO a fall received sew
eral days ago.
Judge Hansell was born at Millidge.
vile. He Vas the oldest Mason In
Georgia. He was admitted to the bar
In 1888. was elected solicitor general
of the southern circuit In 1S47 and
Judge OF the circuit court In iSis. 4
position In which he served with the
exception OF period from 1858 q
1853. when he declined appointment
until 1902. He was a veteran OF tne
Indian wars.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
SALOON RAipED.
Police Had to Invoke the Aid Of the
Fire Department.

Springfield. o.. Feb. ii.-with D..
700 looking on. the police, with the
aid of the fire department. Sunday ait.
ernoon raidQd saloon In East Main
street. and with a ladders scaled the
walls OF a five.story building ana
rounded up thirty-one men who nau
taken refuge on the roof. The police
attempted to go up to the ROOT through
the building. but found themselves bal
red by a steel trap door. The mt !,
on the roof resfused 20 surrender. but
when the fire department arrived with
ladders the officers assembled with
drawn reviewers. and no further resis,-
ance was encountered. The men were
charged with lettering.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
Russell Passes Away.

London. Feb. ll.-Sir William How.
ard Russell. editor OF the Army and
Navy Gazette. Is dead. He was eighty.
six years Of age. He was the famous
war correspondent. and In that ca
paclty served on the London Times
nj the Battle OF Bull Run.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
NOTICE

All those who desire to be APP
pointed as Notary Public Tor BRACES
County, Texas, will please hand
your name TO w. c. Boyett, Coun-
~ Clerk, a, your earliest conven-
fence. The appointments will be
made about the first Of March.
W. c. Davis,
ds6wIo Representative.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
BAD ITALIANS.
Their contemptibe Conduct Caused
Them a Severe Beating.

San Francisco. Feb. ll.-Police ne.
serves were called Sunday TO quell 4
street car riot on Suffer street The
motorman stopped his car because four
men insisted on hanging TO the ran
ming board on the locked side OF the
car. They were finally induced by
the amy passengers to come inside
when one OF the Italians knocked tae
motorman senseless The care was
stopped and the passengers administer
ed q severe beating To the Italians.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Wrecks the Chemical Research Depart
ment Of Woolwieh Arsenal.

London. Feb. il.-A terrific eNplo-
sion at $3.50 o. clock Monday morning
wrecked the chemical research depart
ment OF the Woolwich arsenal. All
the windws In TIE town were broken
II Is believed no lives were lost.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
CITY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION,

Notice is hereby given tina, there will b,
democratic primary election held at the
city hall In the city OF Bryan on Thursday
Feb. 81. 1907, within the hours prescribed
by law. for the purpose of nominating
democratic candidates for the following of
fees, via; City Secretary, City Marshal
and three members of the board of alder
men.
inc. A. Moore it,,
Chm Dem. Ex. Com. City Of Bryan
ADVERTISEMENT
6l-Feb %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
Insurance Man Dead.

Dallas, Feb. ii.-John s. Groce. a
prominent fire Insurance agent. died
suddenly Sunday OF apoplexy. A will
ow and daughter survive. Colonel +.
]. Groce Of Galveston. Mayor Groce OF
Victoria and George c. croce OF waxa.
bachie are h-c'N~--.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
DESPERATE DEEDS.
Grover Lockwood Kills Joseph Snyder
and His Wife and suieiees

Buffalo. Feb. il.-Grover Lockwood
Sunday night shot and killed JOSEPH
Snyder and his wife. Elizabeth. He
then ran across the street and. see
ing a policeman about TO take him,
shot and killed himself.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
MURDER CHARGED.
Two Boys Are Accused Of Taking tns
Life Of Another Lad.

Two Boys Are ACCUSED OF TAKING tns
Life OF Another Lad.
Chattanooga, Feb. n.-Fred Miller
and Gordon orrell. two white boys
fifteen years OF age. are In the coun-
~ jail charged with the murder OF
Walter Ellis at an early hour Sunday
morning. a number of boys and men
had built bonfire In st. Elmo. a
suburb. and were drinking consider
ably. Mills fired the shot, Orreli be
ing an accessory. II is stated that the
killing was done without a word oil
warning. Both boys fled from the
scene OF the crime. and were captured
at a restaurant in the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
Policeman browns.

Memphis. Feb. ll.-While e;v'ng
chase to negro late Sunday e., >;
Patrolman Miller missed his footing IN
stepping from the whorfboat TO ta"'
boat az the river front and was
drowned. The negro had escaped froiu
IRE police station.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-12
AIRS. stumbled. Rider Killed.

Elk City. Okla. Feb. 1.-THE horse
which Weaver West. seventeen years
DID. was riding. stumbled and fell.
YOUNG Vests skull was broken. and
ho died
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-25

to plant another in its place. He
owes it to himself, to his property,
to his neighbors and to the city.
1t is the duty of the Board Of
Park Commissioners to place every
tree destroyed on property under it
control.
Trees are precious. They are in
valuable to every generation. If We
are content to allow our trees gradu-
ally to be reduced the time will come
when Louisville will have lost much
Of its beauty, its home-like air, its
comfort. Unless We keep them grow
ing and Aourlshing future genera
tions will have cause to swear at the
folly, hort-sightedness and pretti-
ness OF their ancestors. Shall we,
who are grateful to our forefathers
for preserving the citys trees, give
and descendants cause for weeping
our crashing of teeth?
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FOREST GROVE

Rev. Turpin filed Bro. Andres
appointment al this place Sunday.
Homer Morrell, of Oak Hall, at
tended church here Sunday.
Messrs. W. Norris, r. j. Ford,
W. S. and George Robertson we're
the first to go SEEMING in the Brick
House lake this year. They found
the water deep and the fish we're
plentiful.
Ira Hughes visited his son, Will.
liam, last week.
G. Cook, wife and little babe VS.
tied Rial Walker Saturday and Sun
day.
W. S. Graves contemplates max
Ing trip to the West soon, if he
liks he will probably locate there.
Two Of Henry Belts children have
the measles.
Little Gladis Clark visited her
little friends, Gladis and Jewel
Graves.
Too much cannot be said in praise
of our rural mail carrier, Mr.. MINER
is always prompt and Obliging.
james Cleghorn and family visited
E. j. Corley's family, Sunday.
Ruth Terry spent Sunday with her
uncle Zach Terry's family.
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Shade Trees.

The Editor OF the RECORD Press,
who has set out great many shade,
fruit and ornamental trees in his life
and who has thus tried to assist ma
ture in identifying each place, it has
been his fortune to own and many
others in which he has lived, warmly
endorses the following clipped from
the Louisville Times.
Louisville's shade trees are the
peoples pride. They give distinc.
ZION to the city. No other feature
adds more to the beauty of thd streets
and the individuality of the commu-
nity-except the people themselves.
The destruction of thousands of shade
trees by the storm yesterday after
noon is a matter of regret, real and
deep splendid old trees that had with
stood the stress of decades and had
developed into giants were uprooted
as we'll as saplings which We hoped
to see grow into giants In after years.
In all parts Of the city the damage
was serious and deplorable.
The loss of The trees can only be
overcome by the planting Of other
trees. The restful shade that has
been taken away can be regained en-
ly by pkoing one tree in the place
occupied by each Of the destroyed
trees.
Therefore, it is the duty Of every
citizen who lost tree in the storm
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of Alabama, are guests of her sister,
Mrs. 6. NJ. Yancey.
Mrs. Gertle Gregory returned home
Sunday from visit to her mother,
Mrs. Whitson, of Logan county,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Fora
Mrs. Florence Lowery is the guest
of relatives in Livingston county.
Miss Nell Clifton and Guy Conyer,
of Marion. visited here Sunday.
MIR. Mrs. S. l.. Tisdalde and Mr..
and Mrs. Perryman, of kuttawa,
visited here Sunday.