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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
Sricf6cfOrocruno mudD Scm NmSlunoc

Gtc dtslan0tld)c Fo1t mir olc nut
0cm is. Sonuur 1908 cnoan0c g&ohc
ihlicBt bier inn @orptpoItomt, in al
Ten 6Glcu prompt mic iolQt:
Gie Eottct @oit lit non 8 llDr &or-
mittoQ3 bis . ll6r Nohmjttoga tag
li0 .oIiCn, .ollSQclonlnJcp Soputp8S,
Die EodctpoIt nod) @roB6riiullnirn
uno SrGonb ihIicbt Iicnitog II. 1Srci-
tug Inn , llbr Ntcu0@.
0ompicr io5rcn pDn 9tclu Dorf oh,
mclln nidt on6rr& mt1cQcbcn.
gn mo nod Sent t.. Nfto6er 1907
iino sic 9ricirotcn nod Sem Nu5Ion=
&c (olt5gcnonmcn Gouoou, Wcrifo,
Banana uno Gubo), mic iolQt: Sim
Gents iiir sic critic lln5c ulO orci
Gents fir icOc mcitcrc lln5c, pocr
Elm @ru6tbeil mo ioQtc poa ironfirt
mcr0crt m%iOrigcuiouS bel Ynfunit
Der 9ricic scr Ooppcltc 9ctrog cuIlef.
tirt miro.
Grams otIoutii de q It.
Nrcitoa, II. - I'm : lt6r NbcnO0
nod europa, Nirifo mO Sitinoicn
per 0ompicr st, EuuL" pin Elp
MOUTH mno Gbcrbour2.
Y o K mad 9 il s. un0 G~cntrnl
Imcrifn &c It etc.
GrcitoN, II. r I'm 8 llbr TbCn02
nod NcrmuOo per 0ompiCr oNcrmmt
Nion;" nob Eorto Nico, Curacao,
&cnc5ucIo mo Colombia per Gom
pier ,Ebilnbclpbin;" nod WoudAuc}
per Compiler oScneca;" nod Den "a
Yluta Stoaten per Compiler ,Nor
tcnliuS;" nod Sortlnc &@lonO uno
&umoito per Gonlpier Bring &oo
DIM" (cbenio nod Banana ul0 bic
&nnu8onc, lucuu1 per Yrin5 Sou'
dim" bc5ei6net); nod) Ecrnnmbuco
per Compiler DacluinNropc;;" nod
Curtis SSlono mo Ct. Gomingo pcr
Compiler Seminole"
9ie Holr nod Hchntn0lan0, nid
Nor0-SiOncp, un0 noh Mtiquelon
pio Bottom, ldlicBt bier tGglid INN 9
llbr 9toWnnittaas; nod) Gubo, pio
Campo, t1glif nm / llbr Nodm,
noH Gotta Hico. SonouroS, Nicoro.
qua (SItfiiitc), Guatemala mo Sal.
po6or, pia Nep.O Orleans, tG0lid) 10.
llbr Nbenos; nod Merifo tGglid] nm
: llbr Nodlm. mo 10 llbr Nben6S;
nod) bel 9abonloS, nio Mioni, on
If. ltnh i7.Sonuor nm I llbr Nudm.
Srons Tacific Hoit.
Treitnh Il. = lin Z llbr NhenbS
nod SopMl, goreo China uno ocn
Gbilippincn pia Tacoma.
9ie Yoit nod @alpaii. Sopon, 60
req, China un0 ben Tbilippinen. pio
Son SronciSco, id)IieBt bier tGaIid
nm I llbr AbenoS bis 5lln %. So,
mar; nodj glitrnlien, Neu.Goleoo-
nicn, Heu-S eelono, Somoo unb Siii,
pio Goncpllpcr, &C. tGglid) nm I
llbr 9benbs bis 5uln 20. Sonllor.
9ie Grams 8aeiiic-Eoit miro tGo-
lid nod Dem gbaan9sboien 6eiorocrt
uno bic 3eit ocs SdlllneS lit orror-
airt nil Hiidiift oiif 0ereh %lltunters
brpd)ene lleberlonbs9 cf6roerung.
@. Sail Sorris, Eoitnleiiter.
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Mcitcrn Mnrnlnnh Giicnhnhn.

&eaiiHello 10. Sununr, oerldBt 9ileIfS tutioit.
40 NIurGclla Sfueu5i9, Sducrstopn, n.
x Is. HO," 2SdOneeborn, Sbdnlber9bnrg uno,
nu9Henontl1en Sonntdgs, Sancod mo Cunt
bCrluto.
9.45 yl0bm. Mtomoontiou mad Union.
Yrioge.
$40 An6nt - 6rpreBs S6nel5ra, @dliptlinie,
Su0crafopr. 3dtcod, Sbippeusbura unb,
nnenclomntcn Sonlltaps, Sreoerid mo SHt
mlisbura ( EarIursGar).
Sd1Iidl, ansgciuutmcu suuntn9S.
700 Ntor1ens - gort, y. II. g. Sto, mo
GurIie.e.
100 Wior9cns gtou. mad llnicus9rioee.
1857 W'rRen3. 49, 9SefterH @rpreb,, 1leIimins
tier. NrIceuiue t6reoerid), Smmitsoure.
IburnIent, Niie 9Iioge. SSn0ueshoro', Giant
hcrsbnrn NaeerstolpnL 6aucOd Gitmberlanh
ituo Gltirs. Nullei GbierpatioH5z9nr.
2.3O Gnchnt. - Ndupilinie, 0itlib bon 6norb4
@ruoc, ferner 0prf. 6nnoner, @ettDsburg
ltllG y. mo 8. Sib.
h.33 gtuHliL - accommodation mad Sanober.
6.l6 HbenoS Ifiumu1. nan Union 9rioee.
Hmr SUuutags.
$50 Snrni. Ifionml. Hab llniors&rioae it1o
0uIlpper.
IS NultcI Mot an Yenniblhaniu s9loenue,
Station.
u. MuUcrtlun, y. VI. SOVIET,
Nice Frdf. 1t. Sen. -@ei0dftst. Gen, s@aH .sNgt.
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Baltimore Sampf 'Yafet So.
Die Der. Gi1atensIoit bet5rbernb.
Tampisr sgiroiuia lnenl,. alabama"

9aulpier .fabren idgIi6, sennfaes arsaenOm.
~GiGbt.eirrbe, $50 M6enbs, bireff nadb SIS
8oint Comfort. gtorioIf. Portsmouth unS aler:
9inften ees siibels. 8erbinbuna In Oh
Bout eofuiort NIT pG. & G. @ifenbabn.- gea6
nSedbodro Mir Zine" ToIioem 8uee nn6 Sorts.
mouth liib atlanta. IN g!Grfolf 0erbiHbune
mt Der natlantie Coat 2ine," gtorfcli nf6
gefu sgorf.
WdbIseiten mao eueopdifhem BIane. 9nru'
Sar'rfbeia1ng, @oien Tret. 8eferpirte 8atlteus
stmmer tn ben 9tuet.gfrenrr Der y Ban.etne."
gI. 107. GitsPaItimnresStrdBes. Ri: 500 unb
N%dltiuore. uno gnlbertsSfrabe. ~gonftnsntaI
1rnft 4fuiloina" NIB aIbauab'S. Nr. 100. Rorb.
ebarIessStrnbe
Sphn d. ebertupsb, q. Urutpn,
Stee'Prdf. II. sen. .aRunaaer. 0en.sBaf. sAaent
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Gbelapcafc Sampfer.G

cutluVtuItsSl
Slcgante Sdllngiers9 ampfer COLUMBIA" uno
yIuauita."
Gio Vpiut Comfort unb giprfpIf, "a.
Sultpier 0~erlalien Baltimore idglib (duSge
~iloullllelt Splllltags) UNI 100 9lbenoS uno Tom,
men III Oh Yolut Comfort unt 6 llbr 1lor.
gems uto IN ~gioriolt nm 7.30 Wiorgens an; un'
lhlleBeno AT Die 9ifenbabnSiige nab nlen
BlniicII oes SiloenS uno SiioipefienS.
urt'9iiper.ltn
GleHanter 4ailGgters9 dI1pfer nsltIanta."
indi &citsEuint une Hid1mpnb, Vn.
Enupter b~erlaflet Baltimore &ienltnas. Don.
llfritu9s lno Snnlitngs UNI . lbr AabmitiaaS
tno lonllllcn al ssrtls9oint nm Z. 10 WloreeiIs
hilo IN Hihntono mt $50 Wforgens am
Sic Camper iueroen AMI oer SiHs mto Mid
labri bel 1iinIftgem Meter In 8lolicefter 4oint,
Glei0ntS. 9lun Gani uno Iqluouo's %unIegeu.
Sampicr pcrlulru Baltimore iubin Yier 0T. 18
uno 10, abttrueeu.yecrite.
GurhsG gillette Iia6 allen Runiien f6nnen ae,
ii6ert, @epdd antaeGebeit lno aaiiten8imiher
i'm Soruus referbiri metoeni in ben bteitaeu
Silet-ktilreaur: Gr. t19, IN .saltimore. strafe,
Y. a. giubipn, Ngenti NJ 127, Sit.Saliiupre.
strabe, poer ben @dnpts9jntediir an giant.
uno see'etrnee, Baltimore, Wib.
9irubcu Spiter, e. Z. GbiSm,
Sen. Observation-Disclosures. Sen. sQ1if. sgiaept.
Z. .. Die1aunel. SiItss@e s8af ..aseRf.
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@eldGftss@ egwetier.
oeitnnnen- 9pitid1riften ETC

3eitunoen, 3eitihritten etc.
,9be galtimure 9irius Co.," 0aoto IbercroH'
bic, Wianager, 9tS 8eltsSeruldnsSfraBe'
Reconsideration, Ebiiren, 6eniter'
rabmeu, 2a0en etc.
Sanss y. softer & Co., 115 nno III Glib
geSS' =, teiSaa K BRO, Ala. 2igbt's Ctr. Gerfts.
Tutionals9 anfen.
.1bs rtb solun Rational eanf,". Snas iino
GretersGtraBe. Sutpb V. 9oot, 9rdttoent;
3aoio s. eoons, 8tcesBrdNosnt: 9enra D.
.s 3ssfus %attonai .gant" 482 efO'srOabWau
,,gSeItern 9atiunni NGnt," US. WfdttlOH' HalH'
ret, ID 9torOzGutdnosSirnBe
,1htrb Rciiunal gaHt," Ium uno giortb'
,sarmers & MerhnutS' National Sani." Soutb'
uuo Qo~mbarbsStraBe.
nGGmutercial & 6arrerS' Sfatlonal SgntL. Su9'
peitzSds Sumnrn= lIIlo 9ernlarsSlraBei S'
3. 9ulotuir, -aaiItrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

Nilligc Gcut b lnnbrciic c.
~ Nod ciacm QcItcrn bel DER 6irmo
81. S6umda)cr & 50. cinQcluufcnCn
&obclgromm aus @rcncn bat Ger
N%oroOUttihc 2lop0 Den 6nbrpcia iilr
3luilhcnocdo EuIiuQicrc bon @olti
more uod) @rcmcu bon $2S oui So
bcrobgclCBt.
Sin un0crc4 &obclQromm bclugt
0aB Scr Nor0o. &lopo-0 Compiler oSon
noper" aeitcrn 9todmittoQ nm , l(br
BON @renlcrbnpcn nad) Baltimore alb
iubr. glm @oro beiin0cn lid 12O
Yoiio0icre iiir Baltimore nno 125 iitr
@aluclton.
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EAEHI!l]ggLESyUuID
- RAuRQADOO

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gseTiltA. SeEl w a9paI. ssrI. g So II
s sSsaSo {S'a tsaaiiSSj, 4 iaslsS t2iSs i. tS ~ j,
e6tuSo (9teOatD Iagllt. 419A; 40 Y.
@lns. 81 e u aSeia 3asit4 1923. sySS = =
0rnt. Il. 81 49,. adsli4 1o.5gN; 1i,05 Y.
gllisbara .........l dplid 7.45 V. SOC y.
R]t!isOars 49,, 5 zasta i2'isa' II, m y
cue u, Sie0el. e. Aas,'9t ;iIT 9e9 =
tt oiS' I Xsi.. .zaal tas' i 4.fS &. i $50 4.
Srpressiip9 .lrOs stanbs ant biz etanee" pon
% S. saR,Ssm 7.S SSai sSlm rag 3. SS s.So ssenS 8"
Sribere abtaort Boa Der VII. N3ealsSiaiiot
aue 3uae ldulel IN Del iieiell unIoiisS'apupol,
@a,S,,,S,om. b. s;rS ST S' ut, rOuoI . etoiion.
-o' @s'' .a.gS, f7 of5.u F7'45. a8.5S, $3.50, fID.5o,,
t1l;5s. 95d.6. Sorny .121st tls5S. tx. 90
ts. 81, +s.SS ( tt,nGs te 1850 49, .i giasH siss sSiSs
+ 20, 500 $3.50, 200, '+16.0G fII.6 Nm,,
~ 40 90 . "a 81 ! t1 z 81. IA. .1$Sl t. tt 90 !. 1892 g a Il, Uo.
+8S0O' .s88GIP8,, 900. 100, $500, ss.ie IpImi..
teOJ, $1,000 1905. .i1.o5. tl1.92 sbbs.
5rtOerid, Someone iaiion, j 7;s6 nno 1918
Sulerstsmn, an. HouolsStotion, I 1.45 gm.
+3.5O yla6m.: Gdrtoet station. 1875, 1900
sormv 1850. too y a,ra DIN,
Juuht Shht ="
sc11 Sbilao flphta uno Eew.DaSf.
Reuer &ermirus al Der Gr~eluno5tpan5talfer
eirase, Reluyori: e:ausn nat SoieIs. abea'
tern uiio Seicdts~90iftrttt. iNj
Berldfeu
SeNItd garoensSt. WtfNobaisi.
sh!atpd eaens .....saeI. S4eS. 80 Y.
gu'fei. Bari, auSa. Co. $50 !; 954 Y.
Y1rlor, Speifep. =. MIR CO. y.52 20! y.
Surlor, Spite. .ausa. &C. tt.50B 1t,54 g.
Rarlorl spstfep 3. ..9eeI. ia55S. 49, z.
,aipgai atmlies". adll. s.4S y. 3.528
tcafes, 8btla., ars0. Sr. 300 U. 6.o6 Y.
4url6r. Gpeii,n. !. xaeI. 8 90 sos
Stblanuaeqpns 80. .1dgl. 1885 y. f2.44.H.
ToinLsctlaTtpuaaons no1 sleip.Dorf itno be-
reii 5um Sebramh In Der eamben nno Wat
sobalsGtait3n un 1000 a2enos,
rcIerbtruna con Saum in S1laf' oost 9dr'
lpr.gSaeauns, Speiferaten etc. perben f6neq be-
foret per selsphpn in allen folasnoen Bthef'
Biireuiir. @barirSs nio edlt~imoresStrabe "a
ia, ct PumI 1924, ober Wio.. Goiirtians 1901;
It. Noeaisstaticn, g. q 3. Dd SsrHoT, 3i25;
autoensStn;ipn Snipr mnficrissGhrecn 9. & y.
81. qulf SAC. cber Wb.. Gourtlano 272o; Rub
8r. 526. EXTRAORDINARY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

~fWV NWFFFNFF'
yTeutidIe epnrsSunt nOn Sdlttii'ofe," Sutafp'
uro 9ultm0resSiraBe
nSt. .SamessSpurbdnt," VdHlinoreSSllaBe uno
Suftpu es4Dellue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
Srn7t.G nntnnlnie'n.

,Wlnrn.nub sruft Co." glorbnet.sie gaInert'
uno 8errndns Studbe. Sri.r Serih, 9rdfk
bent: G. g. zimmerman. Sefretdr; @atrou
Yam Reb, SnuBmeiitGr.
Baltimore SrIt Il Guarantee Co.," sailttdbte'
Jutl1iuQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

Stoat3.8 unfen.
.1rutidr gani uun g%altimurs," baltimore. unb
9uGioubs Giraffe. gtuguit gSeber. Brd'tosnt;
e. J. Slot. Shdbmetiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

Safe sur Meiie ms NnsfanS be.
iOrat g. 9eaine, Ir. Ala, oa-@"rsi.
mureitrafe, nnbe Gnitom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

NNluJN NV luiANL'
sauoers & e5tne, 1T0s-17t0 GdHtoHs Ibenue
@m. Gput, NORTH uHo @reenmolIlt' sloenue.
|tumbing, SURFACES, &nngcS nno
0eieL Go0oedci INTO Ginnelt.
gennctt @rOs, III. 523, y'oro 5tcmoirtgtoentc
Rupferi1mieoe uno 8~lumbers.
Sogn euusrt, 17t4 1bumes'Strnbe. 6. & B,
3elepbrn: @blfe 1893. @
Seuer. @erIibernnge1.
@m. :. eGudctiorO & 90, 10 unO II Chamber
nJiupat 3utnrnnte So. nj sipersopI," SsnIp ~
g%8uriiclo, 8efoent Malaeer, t0t-i02 gbdm
b(: Of Commerce BUILDING. ....
yBcrmaniG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : GVfsuihnH,"
Baltimore uro StortbsStrahe.
@tun6ciIentbumS . ag2rten unb
.SGr0ler.
Rierrs Is. 9usan & Gssheiu. 10 I :reeriupion'
tonsStru6e. 70
Silfibmieo, 3ubeb5r.
6. emit Gnnnt ST.. Sr. 362 unn Se4. sscrb'
SaosStrdbe.
aobleu uno Sol5.
ccnrr q Spu csins, $50 Columbia. gbenue.
ShmufInden lt.l0 lthTen.
E. Z. W,iHrt, % EttsP 'ltimoia.Gt abs.
BfnnoIeibcs 0eih1fte.
,gsufpf'oatt6 apnH Co." ] Norb.esnp.StrnBe
Yinnos uuo Srgeln.
Hbas. m. stitti, Q Rorh.Gih"rtb.G iroB,.
Nm, anabe & So, aG0ric" GavJfuhe. Dt. TnoaI'
ApeHue.
8apicr un0 ≈er.0 Often.
G.aitb, Ttrou 81, t06 uno tC7 SnnopersStr.
0lehplotten, &ctna etc.
2NOn. Spntltn & 60. 1910 @aIperftun'stt
@cteftih-N acntur
@ipin. Strouic 2ctcftiuN arntnr, gr. 7, Claw
StrnGc. Baltimore, Nh. GL Gaul 4t2G.
Pile IEittbcilunuCII lCbcim ~GchdltcH. licrs
i6ulidc YaimcrlihmGeit GcAebclt.
SsGuoHnCT = Sdtntthf UriiheI bel Smith. Wtii
& 9bcUs. JOB GuiOert Fulfilling.
Srieoh0ie.
.auuhou Bort @emstsrn." Office: 81 Rettssn'
~~'N1p agtrIfP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

Warmor. ltno Grant erfe.
g. SiIq6rtuer c. S56re, 714-7is Geit'BnIi'
more Strabe.
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MbpofQten

N0bofaten.
y, 6nr6art sBimrr, JgdtsnutuGlt, llntou gun
N~uiloiua, Baltimore. mo. Eclnc GclcpDoHc.
5ruuets y, alemnt, Etbtsdnpalt, z25 sl. saul
anri u. ". edole, f2G-t2a Qap Building.
@uItuUuS 9nrb, 261-269 GuIoert YutIotng.
j. MEt. Ertmonu, iii giUrbsG6urlessS lrn5e.
2an0nirtbidaftIide @erdtbe nuo
S0mereien. ..t ..0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

2ci6enbeitatter.
sanoets & e5bne, 170s-17t0 GdutoHs Ioenue
glm. Gpui, NORTH mo 8reenn0luit 'sOenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

|llumbing 6ltrnaccS, &nnacS nnO
0eieL Go60edctt INTO Himen.
gruurtt Srus, III. 1928 yioro Srcmontetpenlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

SQmcreien. .t ..0
Griffith & sururr so, 2O5 goro.Bnea' Strdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

RupferidmieOe mo Blumbers.
SoDn eupsrt, 1714 3bnmessS trnbs. 6. & B.,
3elepbrn; &blie 1893.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28

Miss Minnie Bullock visited Wellborn
Sunday for the purpose of organizing a
ladies aid society of the Baptist church.
A runaway horse had'ho trouble getting
the right-of-way for two blocks run on
east Main street side walk yesterday morn
ing.
king 81 for Vick's poultry food, corn
and oats and wheat bran equal quaint
ties-an egg producer of high protein
value. 1874
DR.. w. F. Taliaferro passed through
the city en- route to Beaumont yesterday
after a visit OF Wheelock, where his wife
is still with relatives.
Boyett & Myers will write your in
surance in THE Continental" the
largest fire insurance company in the
world today See them now. 122
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will tender a reception to Mrs. ]. d. West
anu MISS virginia Ntol al tilt Aolut VI
Mrs. l.. L. Mclnnis at 4 o clock Thurs
day afternoon. All the ladies of the church
are invited 10 attend.
Bullock & Co. invite your attention
to a carefully selected stock of gro
ceries from which TO make your pur-
chases. No trouble to answer ques-
tons at the store or over the tele-
phone. We have everything for hot
or cold lunches. Phone us-SS6. 124
1.-The A Ter Academy track team, com
posed of Barber, Cleveland, James, High
smith, PeeIer, Wilson, Johnson, Stone
ham and Noguess leave today for Austin
accompanied by Prof. w. j. Moyes, and
will participate in the nterscholastic ath-
letic meet. They have held the cham
pionship in this meet several years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28

DIR. w. A. Smith was here yesterday
from MIllican.
Miss CaIlie Tooke has returned after Z
visit at Weimar.
For Sale-Piano in good condition. A
bargain. Phone 1872. l27
Mrs. Lilly L. Chance left for Austin
yesterday on a visit.
Mrs. NJ. d. Graham returned yesterday
after a visit in Waco.
Miss Pearl Candy was a visitor from
Rock Prnirie yesterday.
Marriage license has been issued to Tony
Salyato and Josie Bonano.
Misses Chloe and Ruth Shirley of Re
lance were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Z. Astn have re-
turned after a visit in Brennan.
Mrs. NJ Register returned iromHouston
yesterday after a visit to relatives
Miss Nagler of Galveston was a visitor
at villa Maria Academy yesterday.
Mrs. T. c. Smell and Miss Kate SPELL
OF Heagne are visiting Mrs. J. w. Driver.
Miss Florine Carson returned to College
Sunday after a visit to Miss Irma Harris.
Fresh Bread, Cakes. etc, at the Tex.
as Bakery. Mrs. Otto Boehme, Proprie-
tor. d-tf
Mrs. J. +. Player and Mrs. c. B Nc
Gregor were visitors from Mihcan yes
terday.
Mrs. {. NJ. Chambers of San Antonio
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. d.
Cooper,
For Sale--A few copies OF Brazos county
poll list with addresses. Apply to Guy
NJ. Board l24
See Boyett & Myers for live stock
insurance. Losses paid in two days
from death. 1872
Miss Mary Kate Johnson returned to
Corsicana Yesterday after a visit to Miss
Fannie Fountain.
The Bachelor Girls Club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon a, $3.50 O. clock with Miss
Hattie Lou Hudson.
Mrs. J. Il. Edge and children and Miss
Ellie Belk have returned to league after a
visit to relatives in this city.
For Sale--Feather bed, pillows and mat
tresses. Apply TO Mrs. II. Crenshaw at
home OF Mrs. S. NJ. Derden. l23
Henry Horn returned to Oklahoma yes
terday after a visit to ID. B. Lloyd, who
accompanied him to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID, Eastman left yes
terday for their home at Italy after visit
to DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Howell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS.

Call on JnO.. B. Hines for Fire, Life
Accident, Tornado, Plato Glass, and
Bond and Live Stock Insurance.
Phone 161. diff
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28

is composed of J. A. Myers, Joe B. Reed,
Sam b. Wilson ard w. S. Collard.
The music committee is Composed Of
Frank Myers. Geo. A. Adams, las. !.
Ray, Mesdames Robt. Leman, w s.
Collard and J. W. Leigh
The ushers will be Sam b. Wilson, w
T. James, Rudolph Myers, Joe B. Reed,
Albert Hicka an, w s. Collard, David
Bate. Frank MCGEE.
The ladies appointed to take the religious
census have subdlyided the town and are as
follows: Mesdames G p Bitte, r. NJ.
Wilson, Jas. A. Chalenner, Miss Sadie
Mawhinney, Mesdames W. S. Collard,
Jas. J. Ray, Frank Myers, David Bate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
ICE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that after
April 3Otth | will not deliver any more
ice nthe residence portion of the
city. | will continue to sell ice at
my place f business and deliver on
main street as heretofore. | thank
my friends for their liberal patronage
in the past, and ask the same for
Mr. stephan. propr' cor of the ice fac
tory who will treat you fairly and cour-
teosly. BY patronizing him you will
be patroniZing a worthy home enter
prise which is to be commended at all
times. Again thanking one and all
for past favors, am, yours truly,
~ T. p. Boyett.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
COUNTY COURT.

County coIrt resumed work yesterday
morning with Judge A. G. Board on the
bench, the criminal docket being taken up.
Wesley Cash, carrying pistol, acquitted
Wyatt Johnson, carrying pistol; acquit-
ted.
Annie Averhart, theft; plea of guilty;
81 fine and hour in Jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28

Ralph Howell, who is travelling
out of Galveston for a shoe house
spent the past few days in Bryan.
While here he purchased lots in the
southern part of town and con-
tracted for the building of a new
residence. He will move his fami-
ly from Anderson Bryan as soon as
their home is completed. Many
friends will be glad to welcome
them back to Bryan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28

Health Coffee" is really the closest
Imitation ever yet produced. This
clever Coffee Substitute was recently
produced by DIR. Shoop of Racine.
Wis, Not a grain of real coffee in it
either, DR.. Shops Health Coffee is
made from pure toasted grains, with
malt, nuts, etc. Really ii would fool
an expert-who might drink it for COT
fee. No 20 or 30 minutes tedious boil.
ing Made in a minute" says the doc
tor. Sold by NJ. Lawrence & Co.dtf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
TEACHERS EXAMIN ALTON.

County Superintendent T. W. Parker
requests the Eagle to give notice that an
examination of applicants for teachers GER
ii6catee will be held by the board at the
court house in Bryan Friday and Satur
day, May | and ,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

Geo. Adams visited Austin yesterday.
+. M. Law visited Beaumont Saturday.
Horace Cayitt returned to Batson yes
terday.
terday.
E. I. Spell of Elliott was in the city
yesterday.
W. s. Wilson Jr. visited Nayasota
yesterday.
J. w. Skains of Wixon was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. II Marwill and baby are visiting
N Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
HON. T. ]. POWELL TO SPEAK.

Will Address the Voters at the Court
house in this City Tonight in Interest
of Bailey Ticket.
Hon. T. J. Powell, formerly mayor of
Fit. Worth, is billed to speak at the court
house in this city ronight at $50, in
thf interest of the Bailey ticket All are
cordially invited ~ hear him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
MEE1ING All HARVEY.

Public speaking on the Bailey issue was
announced at Harvey last night, and the
indications were that a good crowd would
be present, Several went out from Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
A SINGER IN The HOME.

Let me place one with you on trial.
II there is a prospect that you wish
to buy a machine. / guarantee prompt
and reliable repair work Residence
phone los; Office at Mrs. b. Whites.
T. A. Satterwhite. If
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL.
Meeting Will Likely be Held in Large
Tabernacle - Committees Named -
Taking Religious Census.

"N'"E INr''BIVu7 N1VII8U''
Rev. Jas. A. Challenner, the pastor, and
members of the Bryan church, have gone
actively to work in behalf of the revival
meeting to be conducted by Eyangelists
Boon and ParneIl, who begin here May 10,
and possibly few days sooner.
Committees have been named to look
after every feature OF the work, and In adj
dition a religious census of the town is
being taken TO determine the manner Of
most effective work.
The probabilities are strong that the
meeting will be held in tabernacle, and
the committee having this matter in charge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-28
SPECIAL SALE.

Ladies skirts and silk peticoats-Tues-
day & Wednesday. Mrs. Matte Hall. %
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-27
Ohio River Floods Subsid-
ing,
Marietta Times.l

Once more the Ohio river has re-
turned to its banks, after wetting
a portion of the city of Marietta,
although it has been rather slow
in receding, Beginning at noon
on Tuesday the stream had
dropped less than three feet by I
O'Clock this morning when the
guage in the channel showed a
stage of 37.9 feet.
When the business men came
down straet at the usual hour this
morning there was little water on
Front street, small amount being
in the cutters between Butler and
Greene while there was some more
in the square above.
The water was not nearly so
muddy as it had been on previous
occasions, as after 1t had receded
from the streets and buildings
there was little to show where it
had been.
The man with the hose and
broom was prominent last evening
and early today and he quickly
removed the traces of the high
water whose departure was well
coined by every person, especially
those who were affected by it,
Many of the business houses
were scrubbed out early last even
ing and by 7 o'clock this morning
all had been attended to, There
was scarcely any damage at all
and outside of the loss of business
and the wages of those who were
compelled to be idle the damage
done in financial way is compar-
atively nothing.
The street cars resumed opera
tions on Front street and also
throughout the length of Greene
today.
In some of the structures in the
flooded district there was no gas
today, the water having soaked
through the mains and cut off the
suDply.