davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08
RIou THEATRE.

The Bljou win reopen Monday,
December 4, under new management.
Mr.. w. s. Stneral. Of Parkeraburg.
having taken this popular place Of
amusrhent and VIII conduct It in q
first class manner In every partte-
u1ar. and win given the largest show
OF the kind ever given in this city.
TWO thousand feet Of pictures at each
performance, afternoon and evening,
and Will also make a speciality of first
class music and latest songs. The
management especially invite ladies
and children to. attend the afternoon
performances when every attention
win be given them Do not fail to
attend. No long walt-continuous
perforrnance..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08
An Indigestion
eIIledy Free

peqr aY eftrii e
ne liE ~ if|tiirl tiofIs OF
q. X tieu 81 CONSIDER II IL
liz l1Ireeh and lied a tfi oE@
islrls IRE the most iI7irl ftilnt or ms
l5f tie brffftt 4 yiif5f5i = 81 - 9i1s
order there IS TO be talsen Wy sefs
Iodsly.
i ElYlpoptfeI cannot 1t the Kim fii1F
flIlEes footf eblfB In I'D StdI1l fl317n
lsllEoFlle conlti'e iuIl lils, or - isgfflll
the ease you have seen cons afai an
'2l0nls and the s9tools are forced and
y But here " no: use tioEi
80 Until y leLifotilp
mines Your fealtlis Il - good cItlVEo6 10
l1slBast to yqtl (tI3 70 to tliir.-
lslee ana get . sllCtt4t, .Ct Dr. eslllJlell.8
syrup FQIllilt the wonderful cure Tor
efGIi1l CHI, LIVER IN a l5sis lfdiI -
DID ana he 4. wen today. Others who I'D
the same and are cured ara Ida a. s-f7fit.
tune, OF Grind , Junction, Tenn = b. f.
sCllqlIireoIl Of t5lellfi oiili. Mo tlc-
You can sqbtain q 5V-eent or u ljoGtie %
the tiEti1siBt, ana, taken aceoEdlIl1s 10 li-
EeCt0ng, Il Nllls bly, be al YOU need
II e q Huuid acts isel1Itiy -TtlIgDr lsI1FSl,a
ana. beelc.es the ll.sst We enest eolIta ms
oXceP ttnua1 itontal prupertlea gyllleh. tone
the stomach, and that Is Whist e seS-
peciaIIy needed In diFestlonE
ss All sufferers from indigestion who have
.never used pf. CaldNeifg Syrup Pepsin
if5S doctor. It WI be sent direct Is YoI5f
home without any charge, IN fiII8 way
Thousands have proven &C. their own sat-
1sfactiou DR.. CAtdWSlf8 Syrup Pepatn -
the very remedy they needed TO cure IN
remedy youswfn throw violent cafhaftfcs.
IN blk tG a0ltGS etc. AWAY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

Young Peoples Union, of the First
Baptist church. which have just been
elected TO serve for the ensuing term
are Miss Bertha Cost. president: 9. o.
Feaster. Vice president; Mrs. Burton
Alexander, secretary. and Miss Hattie
Kyle. treasurer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08
RIIOE THEATRE

Open every afternoon and evening,
biggest and best show ever in town.
Change of pictures every day. 1000
feet OF pictures every performance,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

II there s any thing about
your ailn1ent that you don't
understand. or = yon want
any medical ADVICE. wr1to
% the doctor. and he viii
answer you nllY. There y
no charge for this service.
The address Il Or. W. b.
CaldWEH. IA CaldSFeu bldg,
Monticello. NJ.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Robinson. OF
Warrington, are visiting AIr. and Mrs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08


foi lgiIt Il 81 az PINK ~ Glen
chS1 eteft alf cits
We -islain sewing 70 %. sd
81 >TfsD-IsooIir ana EIs5ies h5lfd,
S4.50 per week e4s west Pike
soUTTfERN ONO R4IsS4s-Tllrsy
eNeHsand one-haif acres. crops
tools, sepdIs. IS .500s 50 acres good
lana, crppss tools stock. Sc. 6o95 80
acres, eStra good improVeuentF.
crops, tools and stock 50, 500; $50
dcres dairy farm, $3.O00-$ 200
down; 20 acres. good tmproEernents,
50 QO9.t - s1r2 acres black land $50
per acre: 116 acres level land, two,
houses. near good market, $500.
Frank r. Grove. 3Ss E. 4th St.
Cincinnati. Q:
WANTED or three furnis.,c.I
or partly Furnished roou1s for light
haslsekeepIui5;s references eSehang-
I'd. Address Box COS. care Tele-
ta|p
Cola asaa7 F1ouE makes ilEEt.st-bzeaa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08
CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT

of
H. MCDONNELL
81, 1907.
Nd 1.
Sr-In regard to nof
Atamont Spring Company
The substantial
wall protected fne gauze in addition
excluding all
giving additional
the bottlnB house
La botlIne hous is
washing entirely gravity soaking
automatically Through
washed revolving brushes
From
inside
stelizers allowed
filled constanyaowtng
perfectly
In
Special
the while
With Crown"
which special stvlke lining
the cork &
next
hled
half known critical buyers
80 ''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

FOR RENTING or three furnished
rooms on first floor for light housee
{ keeping Apply Tuesday Friday or
saturday evening TO Martha Tate,
$50 Lee street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

FOR NENT-TvvO nicely Furnished
rooms for light housekeeping to
paroles wlthout children. Apply
2O7 z. Pike St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

6ol9 asdal F1ouF makes iisH.a 9rsaa.
Sun.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

FOR RENT--aE Kelley Hnl, ) room
house and bath. gus. city ana well
water Will be vacant December
IT. Apply Ben Levy's Cigar store,
Pike St.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

FOR REST-Five room hOnse In
PFitchard addition, Upland Grove.
S12.50 also have for sale nine lots
in Pritcnard addition, Upland
Grove. ComDlet set of Rfdpath's
History of the World. new, $25, ].
o. T. Pidler- PA Court ST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

FOR RENT-To n gentleman, a nice
ly furnished room and bath. West
Pike street, two SQUARES from Wat
do. private family OF two Cali
Home phone 4ss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

lEYOR RENT-IOusc q 8 rooms and
bath ut I. @. o. f. cemetery. $3.50
per month. small family prefers
red. Howard Post. Lowndes' store. !
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

The Telegram s. the Want tsAdss Me-
diun1 OF claflrsbIiFG.
8 INJECTIONS Fob 25c
Phone your ssads ana We WIN charge
ie and send BIN.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-24

sMITH-GRIsHAM DRUG CO.. Special Agent.
build bridge across Cypress
Creek on road No. 2. and COM
mittee of r. l.. Weeks. Nj. w.
Blake and j. L. Brewton be
appointed to advertise, receive
bids and let out contract for
same, according to law.
On motion of Mr.. Pickett, that
the sum of $3.50 be appropriated
to buy material to repair bridge
across Jones branch on lower
Dodson road.
On motion of Mr.. Porter, the
sum of 1925 was appropriated to
pay difference for the exchange
of the old book typewriter in the
Clerk s Office for new one, and
that the new typewriter shall
become the property of the
parish.
A petition from the citizens and
taxpayers of Mill Village school
district, asking for special
election for five mil tax for a
period of ten years, was on mo-
ton of Mr.. Shumate granted,
provided expenses of holding said
election be paid out of taxes
accruing from same.
THIRD DAY
Winfield, La, April s.
The Police Jury of the Pan ish
of VIM, met pursuant tn adj.
iournment. Roll call showed all
members present.
The minutes of the previous
udl scssioh "eiS iOau, SOiicSSSu,
Apd adopted.
! petition from the citizens of
warn eight was presented by MIR.
Franks, asking for public road
beginniA g at Calvin and intersect-
ing the OF. Winfield and Arcadia
road, and was on motion, not
allowed for the reason that the
petition did not set forth that the
law had been complied with as
required in article IA of the code
of road laws.
On motion of Mr.. Willis, That
the sum of SIS or a. much there
os as may be necessary. Be appro-
priated out of the bridge kynd to
build a bridge across Fish Creek
on Winfield and Columbia road,
and a committee of w. L. Mayes,
A. Herring and T. G. Willis was
appointed to advertise, receive
bids and let contract for same.
On motion of Mr.. Willis; the
sum of $25 be appropriated for
the immediate relief of Booky
Adams and wife.
On motion of Mr.. Porter, an
additional sum of SIS be appro-
priated to build an enclosure
around cess pool on Court House
Square anG same committee that
was appointed at last sitting of
the Police Jury were authorized
to superintend work and draw on
the Treasurer when same is COM
pleted.
On motion of Mr.. Porter. the
sum of $40 was appropriated to
buy material to build a bridge
across slough in Cedar swamp.
| On motion of Mr.. Dunn, the
sum of $40 was appropriated out
of bridge fund to build u bridge
across creek on road No. 8.
On motion of Mr.. Dunn, the
l e ecS on "a ,pu.h fbaraof n
IS necessary, was appropriated on,
of the bridge fund to build 8
bridge across Sandy Creek or
Winfield and Tullos road, and q
committee of A. +. Gilcrease
Dutch Allen and w. N. Dunn ap'
pointed to advertise, receive bid.
and let out contract for same.
> A petition from the citizens ant
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-24

The Police Jury OF the Parish
Of VIM, met in regular session,
rall call showed all members
present,
The minutes of the last regular.
session and of the special extra
session were read, corrected and
adopted.
The following resolution was
offered by DIR. Williams:
Be it resolved, by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Vim. in
regular session assembled, That a
committee consisting of three
members of this body be appoint
ell BY the president of the Police
Jury to examine the various bids
for the custody of the parish
funds for the next two years.
beginning April /, 1908, and
ending April l, 1910.
Be it further resolved, That
said committee be required to
examine said bids and to report
70 Police Jury its findings.
On motion, the resolution was
adopted. and the president ap-
pointed the following committee:
D. B. Williams, w. N. Dunn,
and d. III. Shumate. The COM
mittee recommended the accept
ance of the bid submitted by the
Rank of Winfield.
On motion of Mr.. Porter. the
report of the committee was re-
ceived, and the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Be it resolved by the Police
Jury of the Parish of VIM. in
regular session assembled; Thai
the bid IF the Bank of Winfield
for the custody of the parish
funds for the ensuing two years.
2 per cent on all daily balances
40 1 to advance all funds required
BY the Police Jury without
interest. therefore.
Be 1t resolved, etc., That the
Bank of Winfield be and il
hereby declared the fiscal agency
of the Parish of. Winn for the
ensuing two years and the treas.
urer of Winn Parish be and Is
hereby requested to deposit all
parish funds coming into his pos
session IN said bank.
Be it further resolved, ETC.,
That the Bank of Winfield shall
be required to furnish bond. with
good and solvent security in the
amount and condition as the law
directs, said bond to be furnished
on or by July /, 1908.
On motion of Mr.. Shumate, the
president of the Police Jury was
authorized to sign the fiscal
agency contract with the Bank of
Winnfiell.
SECOND DAY.
Winfield, La, A oril Z. 1908.
The Police Jury of the Parish
of Winn met pursuant to adj
journment, roll call found all
members present.
The minutes of the previous
day's session were read and
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Chat we reconsider the action of
the Police Jury in accepting the
bid of the Bank of WINFIELD for
the custo.ly of the funds of the
parish. Motion was tabled.
On motion Of Mr.. Willis, Mrs.
Ssllie Allen vas placed on the
pauper list, and the sum of $3.50
was appropriated for her i'm
mediate relief, and p. w. Smith
vas appointed agent.
On melton of Mr.. Shumate,
Mrs. Du,le Rove and Noah Dixen
we're dropped from psuper iist.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-24

'a'otson OF Mr.. Williams,
the sum of $s5 was appropriated
Tor the Immediate relief of IL.
Haddox.
YIN motion of Mr.. Shumate.
that the sum of $l2, or As much
'nereof as may be necessary, be
appropriated out of the BRIDGE
'und to build bridge across
slough in Cnuley Creek swami.
on Monroe and Natchitoches road.
On motion of Mr.. Shumate
the sum of $35, or AS much
thereof as may be necessary was
appropriated out of the bridge
fund to build bridge across
cypress Creek. and overseer is
hereby authorized to superintend
and To draw on the parish treas
urer for same.
On motion of Mr.. Shumate.
the sum of $50, or as much
thereof Us may Ge necessary, be
appropriated out of the bridge
fund To buy material to repair
and build a bridge across Double
Greek, and oyerseer is authorized
to draw on the treasurer for SAINT
when completed.
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
That the sum of $50, or as much
thereof as may be necessary. be
appropriated out of the bridge
fund to build II bridge across
creek near Zion church, and a
committee of d. b. Williams,
Will Maxwell and j. S. Jones be-
appointed to advertise, receive
bids and let out contract for same
according to law.
On motion of Mr.. Pickett, the
sum of s26.55 was allowed b. p,
and o. j. Nixon for repairing
and replacing bridge across Big
Greek swamp.
On motion of Mr.. Pickett, tn,
sum of $500 was allowed b. p
Nixon for repairing bridge.
On motion of Mr.. Pickett, That
the sum of $50 he allowed II. G
Zones for taking care of j. W
Bell.
A motion was made by MIR
Franks, to amend the motion. ant
make the appropriation $25 which
was carried.
A petition FROM tie citizens
and road hands on DodsOn anC
GansvilIe road, asking FOR al
appropriation to buy a piow ant
two slips was, on motion lost.
\ On motion of Mr.. Shumaie
the salary of the constable o.
ward five was raised from $3.50 t.
SIP per quarter, aud the salary o.
the two justices was raised from
So to $3.50.
\ On motion of Mr.. Brewton, al
additional sum of sl40.25 wa
appropriated to pay Ii. b. Bates
for balance of cost of bridge
across Saline bayou ut Clou'
crossing.
i On motion of MIR. Williams
ian additional sum of $40 be ap
propriated out of the bridge fun,
TO build bridge across lat
slough creek near the town Of
| Atlanta. -.
By MIR. Pickett, that an adil
tional sum of 500 be approprl
ated out of the bridge fund tt
build a bridge across Dugdemoni'
at Carter crossing, provided there
lis a piIlng bridge built. otherwise
appropriation to stand $500 a.
fixed heretofore.
The vote being taken, the mo
ton was lost end the approprIa
| ton stands $500.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton, the
SUN of $3.50 or as much thereof
as may be necessary, was appro
priated out of the bridge fund Il
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-24

of fund accruIng from same.
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
that the Police Jury promulgate
the special road tax elections that
were held in wards one and nine.
On motion of Mr.. Porter, Jim
Haigler was appointed agent in
place of j. B. Porter.
On motion of Mr.. Pickett, j.
L. McCollum was appointed over
seer on Dodson and Wyatt road
in place of Martin Reed, and s.
M. Green on lower Dodson road
in place of Cockerhsm.
On motion of Mr.. Dunn, Doc.
Couch was appointed overseer in
place of L. NJ. Skinner.
On motion of Mr.. Willis, that
III. b. Thompson be appointed
overseer on road No. 5 in place of
j. r. Thompson.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton, the
sum of $40 was appropriated for
the immediate relief OF Pauper
Durbin.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton, w.
NJ. Freeman was placed on the
pauper list, and f. A. Golden
was appointed agent for same.
On motion of Mr.. Franks,
Yancy Alexandria was appointed
overseer on Winfield and St.
Maurice road In place of Wn.
Alexandria.
On motion of Mr.. Willis, Thos.
Allen was placed on the paupers
list and $40 was appropriated for
his immediate relief and Willis
Erskin was appointed agent for
same.
On motion of Mr.. Willis, that
the Police Jury promulgate the
Hebron and Hickory Ridge school
elections.
On motion of Mr.. Porter, that
we allow the claim of 1880 for
casket for infant baby of Rose
Williams.
| The motion was amended by
Mr.. Shumate that the claim be
approved for $40, which was
carried.
| On motion of Mr.. Dunn, A. B.
Taylor was appointed overseer on
road No. IL in place of Jno. Lang
and Stedmsn Worsham in place
of Bert Worsham on road No. A,
John Chester on road No. Is, ID.
j. Brown on road No. Is, Will
Ssndifer on road No. 3 and S. Q.
Ramsey on road No. Ii.
| On motion of Mr.. Smith, the
new road marked out from bod
son and Calvin road to Dodson
and Tullos road be adopted as a
public road.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the
sum of $65 was appropriated out
of the bridge fund. or as much
thereof as may be necessary, to
build Il bridge across West kylche
creek on Do,lson and Tullos road,
and a committee of Bud Payne,
Robert Young and P. +. Smith
be appointed to advertise, receive
bids and let out contract for same.
! On motion of Mr.. Smith, the
isum of $50, or as mnch thereof a.
may be necessary, be appropriated
out of the bridge fund to repair
bridge across Flat Creek on upper
Vernon and Winfield road, and
a committee of Ed Thornton and
P. f. Smith be appointed to adj
vertise, receive bids and let out
contract for same.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the
sum of $50 or as much thereof a.
may be necessary, Inappropriate
out of the bridge fund to build
bridge across Middle Kyiche creel
on Dodson and Tullos road and
committee of Bud Payne, R0ber
Young and P. F. Smith be ap
pointed to advertise, receive bid
and let out contract for same.
On motion of Mr.. Brewton, tn
sum of $50 or rs much thereof a
may be necessary, be appropriate'
r H. h.:.ica fund IN rahuiif
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-24

CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-12

Lowney's delicious candies In Christ.
mas packages have been received and
are now ON sale az NJ, II. Jamec, 9ia
FOR SAl.E-Mulcs, farming nipple
mcnts, Smdcbakcr wagon, See w l.
McCulloch. ais
Mrs, N, H. l.oftin aud daughter, Miss
Lillian. left yesterday afternoon for a
visit to Messrs Frank and Waddy
l,oftin at Allen farm,
Mrs Or J, r. lay came up from
College yesterday and Is the guest OF
her sister Mrs, Tyler lIaswell,
Open every night-wll be pleased
to show YOU any time, You will
no, be- urged tn buy. buchanan. Moore
Co SlN
Han. l.clton Lane and Mrs, l.ano
came down from llearne last evening
TO attend the llanford production at
opera house last night
Rev W I, Wood of Harvey will
preach at both the morning and oven
ing services to be- held In the Free
Baptist church here next Sunday, The
hours are II a. m, and is3o y, NJ
County Superintendent parker>'scs
returned rOm visiting the schools at
Minter Springs. Wenbom and Mill
can An Of these are progressing nice
". with the patrons lending much en-
courapement to the teachers by thcil
interest in the work At Wellborn ih'
ladies' are preparing a concert program
to be- given at an early date for the
bencfi, of the school there, The pro
ceeds derived from the sale OF tickets
win be devoted to purchasing new
desks for the students,
This afternoon ut o'clock Is tbs
regular meeting hour Tor the Ladies
Choral club. II Is desired aud believes
tina, every member viii be- present
During the past fourteen months
lul cha,tcl mortgages have been ule'
for RECORD In Braaos county,
several new rubber tire buggies haN
been recently purchased by VerioN
citizens Of our town
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-12

Mr.. VIM. Hudspeth OF Cottonwood
was n business visitor to the city Fri
day.
Mr. ]. NJ. Peters of Steep Hollow
was in the city Friday and disposed
OF load OF hogs.
Misses Mabel and Alma Sanders re-
turned to their home in Heame yes
terday after a visit to their relative
Mr.. A. Worley OF this city.
Mrs. Laura Pryor of Dilley is the
guest Of her uncle, Sheriff John d.
Conlee. After a few days here she
will continue ON her trip to Oklahoma
I where she will in future reside.
Something new and very pretty are
the polar bearskin sets for children
Just put on sale at Coulter's, Here Is
something beautiful as well as useful
and really handsome. In holly wreathe'
boxes they combine at once a season
able sentiment and a large degree o
comfort for the youngster. iW'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-12
Johnson.Tubbs.

The Cleburne Enterprise OF Dec.
4. publishes the following account of
the marriage of a former Bryan lady
and Johnson county man;
Miss Alice Brown Johnson and Mr.
James Thomas Tubbs were married
at the home OF the brides sister,
Mrs. W. p. Gilbert, III North Buffalo
street. at $3.50 sunday afternoon, Rev,
nr, Maxwell performing the ceremony
IN beautiful and impressive manner
The bride wore becoming gray tail
ored directoire gown, white nous
seline waist and large picture hat
Mrs. Gilbert, who was assisted IN ~
ceiyiug by Mrs, Il, T. Johnson of l,as'
ca. Texas. and Mrs, Ice NJ, Rankin OF
| Nashville, Tenn. was costumed in
black wolfe,
Mrs. Johnson wore crepe de chine
trimmed with black lace and Mrs,
Rankin was gowned In u handsome
old rose silk, made directoire with
cream lace and Persian band trim
mings,
The double parlors were beauu
fully decorated with ferns and flow
crs, green and red being the colo
scheme,
Miss Johnson Is the daughter of ,h'
, late Dr. j, W. Johnson and Is yer,
r popular in church circles,
, Mr., Tubbs is man of many ste'
ling qualities and is n son of Eide
4 IT. T. Tubbs OF Cooley, Texas,
: Among the out of town guests Wen
Ralph Alexander of Grand View, r. l
7 Ernest of Temple. Mrs, Troop, Mis-
4 Johnnie Scale, Misses Tubbs OF Coo
4 ley. Mrs, l., NJ Rankin OF Nashville
2 Tenn, and Mrs, G, II, Johnson of lta'
, ca. Texas,
, Many handsome presents consiStin
, OF cut glass, silver and hand'pointe
= china were received,
. Mr., and Mrs Tuhhs left mmediatel
1, after the ceremony for Cooley wher
they were given a reception by n
!. groom's parents, after which they wi
. 40 to the groom's home near Code
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-12
Weather Notes.

An area OF high pressure overlies
Atlantic districts and second area
of high pressure has appeared over
the north Pacific coast The baromet
or has fallen over the middle third OF
the country and shallow depresslons
cover Nebraska and Colorado, Heavy
rain has occurred In southern Texas
and light TO moderate rain In Cali
fornia. Elsewhere Il has been gener
ally fair The following heavy pre-
cipitatlon has been reported; San An
tonic, lSS; Galveston, lis; Booth
i.sO. I.uling. 1857 and Gonzales, 2,S'
inches, The Texas rains appear tC
have been due to a moderate disturb
anoe moving eastward over the Gulf
The temperature has fallen in north
eastern districts and risen In Texa'
and other Gulf states.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-12

Choice cedar trees delivered to any
part of the city for residence or
SUNDAY school Apply or phone S9S,
J, r. Stuart, SSu
Emmcl 4 Maloney have unQuestion'
ably the largest collections of dressed
dolls In town,