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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
TENDENCY
OF Time
Rev. GOOdspGsd, Of Springfield
Mass, Talks Of The Money
Mad Age
CFrom thursdays Daily)

II A0HN
q Mr.. Frederick ID, Tucker '
= friend OF the editor Of the Dali =
= " Panhandle hands the editor '
= the following resume OF a SER =
: mon preached In Springfield =
q Mass, by the Rev. Or. r. H. '
= aoodspeed. and reported IN the ,
4 Springfield Republican. II =
. seems a long way OFF to report '
4 a sermon preached in Mass but '
= thereyerend gentleman handles =
. the tendency Of the times oil '
q this money-made ago so thor '
. oughly without gloves, and hits '
. the nail on the head 80 square '
= ~. that the Panhandle repro '
= duees the report. believing u '
4 will prove interesting reading '
4 10 many OF It's readers. His rel '
. erences to the salary paid to '
= Grover Cleveland, and Officers '
. OF insurance companies Is most '
. pertinent. Here Is the report OF =
= the sermon; '
Rev. DR.. r. l.. Goodspeed contln'
ned mis- series OF sermons on popu
lar topics at the First church las
evening, giving a strong address oil
the supremacy Of law. taking his tex
from Judges xxi:25 and Romans
xill:1.3. He said in part In Amer
lea we are notorious for the pre-
yailing spirit of lawlessness' WI
have anerchlsm. We have the blaci
hand. We have bribery. We hay
graft. we have the mawkish sen
timentalIty which sends flowers L
murderers row. You have the snee
al slue laws--which never existed
hut which serve as a straw man
be regularly knocked down by thos
who want fling at deeency an
parltianism. You have what
called "breadth Of view" which hn
been defined as something that run
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

INDUSTRIES
A. W. Woods Writes Interest
ingIy Of AmaTIIIO'S Needs
For Future,
(From Thursdays Daily,)

much interested in your editorial oil
May 8, under the head OF Needs of
Amarillo"
II has been the writer's mlsfor-
tune TO reside in several different
states in the past few years and TO
have seen several periods OF real es-
tate activity But in every case there
came a time when such activity
ceased and business settled down to
It's natural channels, At this time
1t was the commercial enterprises
and manufacturing industries that
played leading part in the prospe-
rity and growth of the city
There is no natural or logical rea-
son why Amarillo should be a city
OF over 1000 or 10000 people in
the next five years, unless the bus
mess men of Amarillo awake to the
fact, that in order TO have city of
25, 900 people, they must secure 9TH
er jobbing interests and manufac-
turing enterprises. We need a pack
ing house but not in the immediate
| future. Our rich country needs a
little farther development first;
however, the matter should be kept
prominently before the people. A
cotton seed oil mill would be a de-
sirable enterprise to secure.
As the editor OF the Daily Pan
handle said, Industries which per-
manently employ labor, is the foun-
dalton Of all cities" Every effort
possible should be put forth now to
secure Wholesale houses and manu-
featuring plants large or small, to
locate here.
| Every enterprise must bring some
new people and distribute more or
less money in the community as well
as bringing into circulation outside
money which would circulate else
where.
We need and should secure pre-
paratory college with buildings and
equipment to prepare student for the
higher eastern colleges. This brings
people of refinement and culture
here to make their homes and to
educate their children. Many hun
dreds OF young people would be at
tracted here by such an institution
and they in return would spend an
nually hundreds OF dollars in ANA
rillo. This school can be secured and
now is the time to act.
Amarillo should hold fair
and race meet this fall. This adver-
tises the city and brings in both
people and money.
Amarillo should make some spe-
cial effort to have located here some
OF the state institutions. A gov
eminent postoffice building should
be kept in mind. A combination
public library and Y. M. c. A. build
ing. This would be a paying invest
ment as it would tend to build up
as we'll as lift up.
In our candy factory we are MAX
ing an honest effort to do what we
can along the lines above stated.
Although small, we are growing and
Increasing our capacity We hope
to keep up with the growth of the
country and some day be one OF the
largest manufacturing enterprises in
Amarillo
Cities are not made in a day and
conservation concentrated action on
the part OF all citizens will make this
city OF $4,000 people in the next
few years.
The Daily Panhandle and the Com
mercial club are doing all they pos
sibly can to make this business
center as we'll as a good place to
live in.
The men of affairs in Amarillo to-
day will be largely responsible for
ITS future. A. w. WOODS.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
Deaths I'm Appendicitis

decrease in same ratio that the
use Of DR.. KS New Life Pills In
crease. THEY'VE you from danger
and bring qu and painless release
from constiph and the Ills grow
ing out of it. lrength and vigor al
ways follow + use. Guaranteed
by l.. O. TIpson & Bro, durg-
gists. 25c. them. Is I'm
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
INTERkG GERMANS.
special to DPanhandle.

Snecial 10 DPanhandIe.
Houston, 13.-The German
Immigration he, an organization
which is encEing German immi-
grafton to II has just published
Handbuch vd xas, OF which Nor
ris Tllung ID or. The object Of
the book is tuce German immi-
grants to cor Texas. 1t will be
widely dlstrt in Germany and
among immls at New York and
Galveston,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

in marking our boxes with the "Tri-
angle A" was to enable yOuto shut
down sharp on the common hlt-or-
miss way of buying cigars on some
body's say-so, and make your selec-
ton with your eyes open.
It would be worth your while to
take all sorts of trouble in order to
obtain "Triangle A" brands-but
YOU don't haze to bother-you can
get them aaeyaChere.
It's up to you to ask for them.
Practically every dealer in the
United States carries them.
DO your part!
Give yomseIfa square deal!
This triangle A" merit mark
identifies the product of the most
modern improved methods and
scientific processes of cigar pro.
duction, and represents a standard
of quality far superior to that
which the same price could hereto
fore purchase.
ars by guess-work and want to put
lust take a new start. Begin by
Il the brands that are sold under the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
ATTEMPT ASSASSINATION.
Mysterious Night Attack on San Au-
gustine Doctor.

Mysterious Night Attack on o"h Au'
gustine Doctor.
Special to Daily Panhandle.
San Augustine, Texas, May 1S.---
DR.. A. r. Shadden is trying to find
out the cause for recent attack on
his life. A few nights ago he was
called after midnight and told to go
to the residence of viii Palmer Of
the Flournoy settlement TO see a sick
child. He started and when about
two miles from town he was set upon
by some parties using six shooters
and shot guns. The team was fright
ened and ran away but were finally
slowed down and DR.. Shadden went
found that the call was hoah for his
found that the call was a coax for his
services were not needed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16
IL You Don't Get Good Cigars
Now, It's Your Own Fault

All YOU have to do to stand up like man ana ask the
dealer for cigars identified by the Triangle A. on the oox
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
IN BUSINESS ROOMS
In View of Expected Increase in eusi
ness During the Winter Season.

A. Redewill and his sons as well
who are interested in the Music CON-
pany are enthusiastic believers in the
future of Phoenix and are therefore
getting ready for the expected increase
in business this winter and in the
years that are TO follow.
The building occupied by the COM
pany has been undergoing great i'm
privements for the past two weeks. and
when finished will make very at
tractive place. The rolling of pianos
across floor is very wearing on It.
so that one OF the first improvements
was the laying of smooth hard wood
flooring in all the rooms. The walls
have also been given a touch of ex-
cellent taste with new papering, new
fixtures are being added and the entire
rearranged. giving additional room
and adding to the general appearance.
The instrument cases have been
placed in the front part of the main
room. and a music rack built along the
opposite wall. The piano and organ
rooms have undergone several addi-
tional changes. In the rear office room
a case has been built with a capacity
for music rolls of self playing pianos
up to 1900.
With new improvements the COM
pany will be ready for any ordinary
expansion of BUSINESS that may come
in the next few years.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
Personnel Mention

The following were guests at the
Hotel Adams yesterday: c. E. Lowe
Prescott; Win Wyiie and wife, Phoe-
nix: G. J. Mccormick. Chicago: VIM
Il. Sweeney. New York: E. R Marden
New York.
The arrivals at the Ford yesterday
Were: r G. Mead. Los Angeles; Wal
ter !. Lubken, Yuma: Lon Garvin
New York: Charles V. Kuehn, Ehren-
burg; Fred Kuehn. Quartzsite.
The following registered at the Com
mercial yesterday: NJ. r. Dixon, Leb-
anon; G. Warren. Humboldt; Phil ST.
mon, San Francisco; J. &c. Rodgers
Wenden.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
!. OloCaI interest +;


IN ToMesToNE-H. C. Wilson Of
this city has gone to Tombstone for a
few days on business.
THE cAMPMEETiNG-Sunday SER
vices atfhe campmeeting at the end Of
the Brill car line was attended by
large crowds at the morning and
afternoon meetings who listened to ex-
cellent sermons. In the evening. how
ever there were no regular services on
account OF the state of the weather but
a genuine love feast was held by those
who We're present ut the grounds whom
the downpour Of rain did not make
any less thankful and nor in any way
dampen their spiritual ardor.
VISIT HARQUA HALA-Dr. Anci
Martin Of this city and DIR. Van STRAIT
UNI OF Wisconsin. and f. I. Larsen of
Michigan visited the Harcua Hala
mine the past week and saw the clean
up on Thursday and were very much
pleased with the result. Mr.. Larsen
is the president OF the company oper-
ating the mine and will probably re-
turn to Arizona later in the winter.
IT RAINED AGAIN-A general state
of unrest prevailed in the atmosphere
yesterday evening which metamorphis-
ed into a downoour commencing about
1855 and continued until 9:35. The
rain was accompanied by considerable
electric demonstrations and rumblings
of the thunder wagon. Weather
Prophet Jesunofsky last night looked
up the figures on the total amsunt OF
precipitation and learned it to have
been Al OF an inch. The mercury also
took "a run down the tube from the IS
degree mark TO the IS at about $3.50
y. m. During this storm the wind also
increased in velocit- from the south
west until IL was hitting pace of "a
miles per hour. The Indications are
that the valley has not yet received
all that Is coming to ii, and probably
more wetness will appear in the next
twenty-four hours.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
CHASED COUNTRY OVER
HUNTING A VACATION
Dr.. Wylie Having Travelled Across the
Continent Twice Run Down Rest IN
Its Lair at Gila Bend.

DIR. Win Wylie returned yesterday
from tour Of the northern part Of
the United States extending from
Seattle to New York He left here the
latter part of June and met Mrs. Wylie
in New York who was stopping with
her daughter Edith who is PLAYING in
the company of James h Hackett.
Mrs Wylie accompanied the doctor
home. They are residing at the Hotel
Adams.
In his absence DR.. Wylie visited all
the hospitals which came in his way
and he went far out of his way to
visit many. He acquainted himself
with the new ideas that are constantly
being developed. Some of these ideas
he says are good but many of them
are found on trial to be worthless.
In the course OF his tour he found
that the weather was no improvement
over the midsummer climate of Phoe-
nix. II was in fact rather worse In
New York and Chicago. 1t was also
worse in Seattle of a different kind
of worseness. II was so cold there
that one was obliged to build a fire
in the morning before he could enter
upon the day with any degree of COM
fort
This trip was intended by DR.. Wylie
to be a vacation. a period of rest and
recreation. but it is a curious fact that
he had almost completed it before he
overlook the objection which he set
out. He saw no rest or vacation until
he arrived at ella Bend. Arizona Ter
ritery. day before yesterday and even
then he was brought face to face with
it By circumstances over which he had
no control. He was DESTROYS of looking
at a mining property about twelve
miles ont and so determined to stop
at the Bend. He found that there was
no liver.- stable or horse that could be
hired for love or money. There was
not a bicycle that could be bought.
borrowed or stolen. The only means
Of public conveyance was an automo-
bile which he learned was at one OF
the mines and was not used for three
days. Accordingly there was nothing
for the doctor to do but rest, for nine
hours, until the next east bound train
passed. He accordingly rested and en-
joyed IL.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
ETON JACKET WITH MANDARIN
SLEEVES 572I.

The wide. loose sleeve that is va
riously known as the Mandarin. kimo-
no and the Toxic is by far the most
notable feature of the present styles
and is peculiarly well liked for such
little wraps as this one. For the warm
weather ii has a great many practical
advantages. inasmuch as it does not
mean any great warmth and can be
slipped on over the fluffy. dainty lin
gerie sleeves without rumpling them
lin the least. In the illustration the
jacket is made of striped wolfe. that is
white with lines OF blue. and is trim
med with embroidered banding which
suggests oriental coloring and design
and which is edged with narrow plain
braid. The jacket, however. is suited
to every seasonable material while also
it can be relied upon to be correct for
the early autumn which, after all. Is
not so far off. The narrow vest makes
a special feature and the garment is
altogether exceedingly smart. In fact.
ii gives the effect Of exceptional lines
while it is so simple tina there is very
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
G. A. r. HAS A GRIEVANCE,

Topeka, Aug. 1s.-The G. A. r. Of
Kansas has filed a complaint before
the interstate commerce commission
alleging discrimination against the
rates granted them TO Saratoga for
the national encampment and in favor
of the jamestown rates. Not enough
stop-over privileges. II is alleged. are
granted while the jamestown trip is
favored IL that manner
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
BOSTON GETS REV. J. WOODS.
Louisville Clergyman to Become Rec
tor Of ST. Paul's Church..

Boston. Aug. 1S.-Rev. j. +. Woods,
rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church
in Louisville. KY, has accepted a call
TO become rector of st. Paurs Episco-
pal church in this city. He will take
charge Oct. l.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19

FOR OVEN sIXT7 YEARS
Aro. Windows Soothing syrup has been
used for Children tsething. II rootses the
c'ires wind collie, and 10 the best remedy
for Diarrhoea- Tventy-nve csnts . bottle
Guaranteed under the food and
drugs act, June soth. 1905. Serial num-
Der 1898
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19

little labor involved in it's making. the
characteristic smartness being largely
produced by judicious use of trimming.
The Eton Ia made with fronts. back
and vest and with the wide sleeves
that are Joined to il at the armholes.
The seams OF the sleeves. however. are
entirely concealed by the trimming so
that the effect is that OF being cut in
one with the garment, and there is
also V-shaped portion applied on the
back
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 1-2 yards 81
or 81 or l 3-S yards A inches wide
with 5 IA yards of banding l ga
inches wide. and IL yards of narrow
braid to trim as illustrated.
The pattern 5721 is cut in sizes for
a %. "a. SO. 3S. 40 and AZ inch bust
measure and will be mailed to any adj
dress by the Fashion Department OF
this paper on receipt of ten cents. Of
in haste send an additional two cent
stamp for letter postage which insures
more prompt delivery
Cut this out and send with ten cents
to The Republican, Phoenix, Ariz., fill
ing out the blank below.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19
PINKERToN DIED AT SEA.

New York. Aug. 17.-Robert Pinker-
ton. the head OF the detective agency
died at sea on Monday on the steam
ship Bremen en- route to Germany for
his health.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-19

Granny's come to our house
And fetched a pie for Nanny.
And cactus candy fer all the pack
That runs ter kiss their granny.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

Mis-, Alma Cole left yesterday To re-en-
tee the state university at Austin.
Roger, sI.O0 Ralors. Try Hot kuter
one dollar Ralor al J. A. M,er. 2a'
Mis-. p. /. Cain of Calvert !, the CUES,
of Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Nicker.
Feln Collard of wheelock has entered
the state medical college AZ Galveston.
MIR. W. n. Kinney and little son OF
Ennis are visiting relative, in this city.
W. /. Zuloh returned TO Zulch yesief-
DAY after spending several days IN the ci',
Dr.. and Mr.. Claud Searcy arrived YES
icrday from Hampstead on a visit 10 fela-
tiVcs.
LOST-GoId lock-. charm, initials W
O ~ on back Reward Tor return TO Eagle
Office. ~
Claim Agent T. X Ramsey OF the !.
* G.. \. va, boo the city Yesterday from
Waco.
Iohn Abel, George Ledbrooke ard T..
A. Utquhau we're here from Navasoia YES
''"''
Nlrs. X ". Scale and Miss bessie scale
Of Bench'ey were in the city shopping YES
''N''
John =. williamson OF ~. Worm "a'
IN the CIV YESTERDAY shaking hands with
Ni'' 1ora beihca ha, returned ." No'1-
dale ai',r a VISIT 10 NJ. and Mfs. Lamar
Best aud Coide,i beer a. Hamilton "
Nu,h ., TODAY with Tree Iun'h nom " 10
MI Doubling hon"' H"' 'een ,""'
WINGED tha' bottled coo" '"' me
Ni'sc, Mary and fancs rms oi
league. az, guests oi N'''e' Lena 'hu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

Don, forge, Joe ko,h tor all kinds OF
moving and hauling, piano moving e.
pecially Careful attention Go al work
entrusted. dif
For tine fresh bred and cake, Of all kinds
call al the / eNas Bakery. Careful atten
,en,ion TO special orders. Phone ~. Mrs.
Otto Boehme iii
J. 3, Mitchell let, 'a,i night Tor a hu,i-
mes, Trip 20 Houston. accumpaa ed by Miss
Maggie Mitchell, who will visit 10 Hous-
ton aud Humble.
Nli.s Mary Robinson returned Yesterday
tor a visit 10 her parents. Mr.. and Nlrs.
]. \. ID. Robinson OF WiNou. She viii
teach .n Waco thi, wear.
The Iadic, Of the Christian church will
serve cream and cake tnday afternoon
from ! Co Z o clock NJ the home Of Mis-.
n. I. Lewis. Al ave invited. $50
For Sale-A new o room mouse with
hail. Newly painted and papercd A
good investment, NJ, reason tor selling
D, to pay debts. See ". \. Dodson. n
FOX SALE-Georgc Polk farm OF 40
acres, one mile south OF BRYAN. Texas.
For price and term, apply To J. II Per
rim ant g. ;. Jackson, Willard. New
Mexico. Oct. lS
For Sale-.lwo high grade irouing
mares with colt, sired bN thoroughbred
Mike Mullen, also one halt breed ,rot
ting mare with colt by Mike Mullen;
and a heavy linch farm wagon. Apply
to William Henry Campbell siN miles from
BRYAN ON Mumiofd road 9S3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

Knox Williams gave bond yesterday on
a charge Of AZ assault with intent 10 muir
der a. the result Of the difficulty A. Mill
can Saturday.
Why send your money away from nome
for sewing machine, when YOU can buy
the besi-the Sincef-difeci from maker
in your own town At a low prices and
better terms I. A. Saiierwhiie, Agent,
Bryan, Texas. DIFF
The contract for repairs on the Hanway
building has been awarded TO {. +. len
kins. The second story will be made
higher and pressed brick front put in,
with larger doors. and other corresponding
Improvements. The building will be re-
occupied by Jno. I. Hanway upon COM
pleiion.
The Eagle has received the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph John LeFebure in
yi,es YOU to he present at the marriage OF
their niece, Henrietta Lillian Walker to
Mr.. Joseph Rook Miller, Tuesday even
ing October FIRST, nineteen hundred seven.
eight o clock, at hsme. Wellborn. Texas
Everything the best, is the motto srt
:. w. Buchanan NEAR market. New
fixtures Throughout, and only the best
meats sold. Call and see our roomy. airy
and well equipped quarters on Bryan stree,
IN front OF Buchanan Moore Co. Phone
163. 1,f
Wsn'ed-Ffom one TO twenty wood
choppers, one dollar a cord, house furnish
ed. Want a renter for a good farm with
hs.lr Ill
1000 acres OF good timber land for $500.
near two railroads. Will Gu, 20. 600 cords
OF wood. T. :. Minter, lewe,,. Tex
A.. d2S2wl9
The following mairiculaicd in Allen
Academy yesterday
ID. w. Walker. Ro>edale Ten.
I. NJ. Ragsdalc. Muldoon. Tex.
Victor Smith. Loneoak. Tea.
Chas. NJ. Brooks. Loneoak. IeN.
\. *. Miller, Lake Charles. la.
Edgar Miller, Lake Charlie. La.
The Allen Academy students have Sc
Iecied a staff and will resume publication
OF the Maverick AZ an early date
! he stan Is a, follows Wynne Law. ed
iior-in-chiei; Ward Allen, assistant edi-
iior; William Perry, editor news and
notes; 4. Barber, athletic editor; John :.
CaViit aud Winfred NicCorquodale, eN-
change ]. ID. Noguess. humorous editor,
Jim lohasou, business manager; x. +.
BAY Tor. assistant business manager. The
students issued 4 cresiiable paper last
year. and NAV be depended upon to do SO
again.
Mr.. ". Wipprech, ON Yesterday show
cd TO the Eagle reporter samples OF pecans
grown on his farm near the BraguS river.
The specimens were taken from different
limbs OF the same tree and showed
marked difference IN sire. general develop
meni and ihinnes, OF the she'll Those
from limbs huddcd two wears ago were in
better than those from limbs
which were no, hudded. aud at a glance
would seem NO, OILY to have come from
another tree, hu, from another locality
his Is a striking example OF what scien-
in,ihc culture will accomplish. Mr..
had the trees budded by an eN-
pert.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27

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Electric hight globe AT '''e' :" a.
N'en'
Jack Lawles, was visitor from krr'en
YESTERDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI. Collier ar, visiting
a, Cal,eu.
Al. N.u;.po,l.h,. ,.r,,.r.l from 4,
l.. IL
-. A..
fTee lun.h AZ ii"''''"' 4" NJ" ga
Dr.. W. {. FrIes returned io Hunts
N'"e Ne''''DA''
lee Tuck /, able 20 be ont after a
lengthy Illness.
~. A.. p..,,.. Ia. ..,.-,.l ,.,,, a.,
visit to Marlin.
n ~ A.. .....,... ....,.. NJ.
licsn Yesterday
r.,ti.. -. ......,. ,.,,t.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27
For Sale.

My pasture one mile southwest OF Bryan
containing 355 acres; all under fence; 200
acres clear; balance in timber; two houses
and several sheds for cattle, also vi nd mill
and galvanized oistern. A mos, desirable
place for a dairy or for raising cattle and
hogs. Wal sell on easy terms. Apply to
]. w. English OCT. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27
CHORAL CLUB NOTICE.

The Woman's Choral Club will hole
its FIRST meeting for the year ON Saiurda,
afternoon, September 2Sih, at .. M. a
Carnegie hall. All members Of the club
and all applicants for membership are re-
queSied to be present.
T. Lillebridge. Mrs. w. S.Wilson.
Director. President.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27
DISTRICT COURT.

The following civil business has beer
transacted In the district court,
Anaie Poole vs.. Sam Poole, divorce
granted.
Louis Parks vs.. Fila Parks, divorce
granted.
Ara Davidson ". Vivian Davidson. 81.
yorce; granted.
Viola jenkins vs.. Robi. Jenkins. d.
yorce; granted.
X. S. Cobb and Jesse Cobb, executors
". I. y. Gentry. suit TO try title and for
damages; set for October s.
Judge Scott and District Attorney Raj
sion have returned to their homes tor the
remainder of the week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27
LADIES',

We are showing new up-io-date lire
OF open stock china. Kindly call. !. A.
Myers. 2S5