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The Washington times., 1908-12-29
DECEMBER ELOPES
WITH NOVEMBER
Divorced Man, II, and Widow, 64,
Slip Away From Home
10 Wed.
10 Wed.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Lee 2e.-The
ming or the marriage certificate re-
Veaied the elOpment 10 this place on
Saturday or Thomas J. FaIes Of Fall
River. Mass. seventy-one years old and
divorced, and Mrs. Ella NJ. Armstrong,
also Of FAN River. a widow OF sixty
four.
They came by separate routes, met
and took out a license IN the city hall
The ceremony was performed by Justice
OF the Peace Pond. They then started
on wedding trip.
Mr. Fales is a ship builder and has
acquired considerable pruDeTtv. Mrs
Fales Is also said 20 be weII-tO-dO. and
they came here separately because they
thought there would be opposition on
the part Of relatives Il their plans were
discovered
The Washington times., 1908-12-29
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published
&& =

Learning that Helene Burns, the girl he
loves is about 10 accept a position as
teacher in the Philippines. the young Chi
cagoan, Jim Harrison. hurries TO New
York to ask her TO be his wife. His pro-
pOsal. however, is 50 businesslike that
Helene refuses him- shortly afterward.
hearing that his fortune has been swept
away in the stock market, he sets sail
with an old sea captain. Ezra Carman.
for an island in the Malay Archipelago.
where Carmau believes a great treasure
10 be hidden. When near their destination
their ship is struck by "a storm, during
which Carman. in ft OF temporary in
sanity. filings lin overheard. The young
man, half dead, IS carried ashore by the
tide
Meanwhile. Jim's rival. starr Spencer, a
duancler, involves HarrisOn's s name with
the santa Teresa gold mine swindle. which
is being investigated by the Government.
Through his assistant. who passes under
the name OF NOrthcote. he buys for $500
the girls supposedly worthless property in
Brazil. over which she has given him
power OF attorney.
The steamer on which Helene sails for
Manila is struck by a typho0n and driven
from It's course Il puts I'm for repairs at
Nartra island, whore Helene comes upon
Jim's unconscious form She succeeds in
reviving him. but is deserted by her
steamer. which in its disabled condition
is carried away from the island.
Harrison and Helene are led or into
the forest by band IF savages to whom
Harrison pretends that Helene is a great
prieS-ess. He gains FOR her permission q
visit the treasure cave-which IS regarded
by the islanders as sacred-but only on
condition that she is married According
~ she and Jim 80 through the native
marriage ceremony. = search or the cave.
however. fails to disclose the treasure.
and soon afterward they are taken from
the island by the steamship Terre Haute-
The next day the Helene. Ezra's little
'ruat, Is sighted, and jim asks TO be left
on O., with the intention Of returning 10
Nartra in further search for the treasure.
lie reads in Carusn's lOR-boOk that the
crazy skipper has had the treasure. but
has thrown Il overheard before shooting
himself. lie does not know that he -
wanted FOR the Santa Teresa saindle.
Helene returns 10 America and takes up
her old life Spencer's wife. F1Ossy. who
has been persuaded TO consent 70 a di-
vOrCe, applies 10 her for employment. and
Helene, not knowing who she is. engages
her as maid. Several months later Spen-
GER and hts henchman. Bailey. alias
\Drthcltc. are much perturbe5 BY the
news that some unknown man has offered
10 redeem Santa Teresa stock certificates
a par. They fear that Harrison has re-
turned and IS working against them The
stock Of their latest enterprise, the Uni
verSal Jewel Company. Is TO go on sale
the next day
The Washington times., 1908-12-29
ASKS HOW He CAN ~
FUMIGATE HIS COW

CINCINNATI. Dec. 29-Dr. B z
Lyle. physician at the Bra ach Hospital.
has announced that he IS open to
suggestions on ''how 10 fumigate a
COW"
Robert Armstrong, living opposite the
pesthouse, claims that convaIescing
patients there took his COW and he
won't take it back until il is funigated
They offered - cents rent for the COW,
ard he spurned Il, fearing TO touch the
money.
Many methods OF fUmigation have
been suggested to DR.. LYLE. but each
has had its disadvantages. The T,rono-
Slilon that the animal be racei over The
hllls at good gait for an hour Or SO
would be all right IL Dr. LYLE were a
Nross-country runner. but he isn't
The Washington times., 1908-12-29
MAN ON INSIDE
CONFESSES FRAUD
Told Cousin OF Marcus DAILY He
Knew What Horse
Would Win.
Would Win.

Los ANGELES. Dec. Zs.-After a
Spectacular chase from Arcadia 10 Los
Angeles. Charles F. DAILY. a wealthy
contractor, cousin Of the late Marcus
Daily, Of Butte. Mont, caused the ar
rest Of W. T. Garland Just IS the lat
ter was boarding an outbound train.
Garland, an hour later. confessed 10 De-
teCtiVe Chapman that he had defrauded
DAILY out of 500 on the Promise maj
he had informa ton that a ,ertain horse
would win In the races yesterday.
A portion Of the money has been To-
Gated.
The Washington times., 1908-12-29
CHAPTER XXXVIH.
STARR SPENCER'S s ANSWER

= T WAS balmy May evening, moon
less Sut clear, and just enough OF
4 a gentle breeze blowing to stir
The Washington times., 1908-12-29
By CHARLES CAREY
Author of The Scarlet Warning Down the oboggan
Il y * "The Van Suyden Sapphires," etc. It = =

named was here, and Starr SpenceTs
ring had sounded at the door. Aunt
Margaret had retired TO her room, and
the pair we're alone in the fats little
parlor.
Noiselessly Fiossy crept down the
han. and crouched tense 10 watch and
listen In the shadow of the portiers
The Washington times., 1908-12-29

The Continuation of This Story Will
he Found in TOmOrrOv's
Issue of This Paper.
The Washington times., 1908-12-29
CHAPTER XXXVII.
THE WATCHER AT THE Pc
THERE'S

llEGEo-
OW the newspaper humOr-
lists rang the changes on
Starr SpenCeT's name those
days.
What is the best style
Of handwriting with which
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
DISTRICT ONE.

A large crowd attended singing
last Sunday at Harris.
Mr.. John Owens visited relatives
in Fulton last Sunday.
Several from our neighborhood
were in Union City Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Box and children visit
ed Mrs. DR.. Bryant in Fulton last
week
Mrs. Will Fry and little son, Will
D., visited relatives in Fulton this
week.
Miss Evelyn Hamilton, of Union
City, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton.
Miss Jessie May Bruce spent sew
eral days last week in Kentucky
with Miss Elmer Bondurant
Miss Jewel Jouakin, who is attend
ing school at Maatin, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with homefolks.
Mrs. S. A. Harrisonand daughter,
Mrs. Ina Mailing, were the guests
OF Mr.. w. q. Masseugill's family
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cheatham, of
Member Seven, spent Saturday and
Sunday with their son, Mr.. A. B.
Cheatham.
Mrs. John Owens spent several
days this week in Fulton with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Newt Tucker,
who is very i'll with fever. =
Mrs. DR.. Mcclure, of Fulton, was
the guest of Mrs. Roy Scott last
week at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Massengill.
Mrs. S. w, Hardy has returned
home after spending several days
in Number Seven with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hunt, who are
very sick. RUBY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
NoRTHsIDE.

Miss Annie Corum spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Henderson White.
Rev. Bryson delivered two excel
lent sermons at Bethlehem Sunday.
Mrs. Van Litchford is with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Taylor, in the
city.
Miss Lena Hogan was the guest
last week of her sister, Miss Dora
Hogan.
Mr.. Luther Woodland, of Ob1on,
spent Sunday with his uncle, Jas.
Caruthers.
Mr.. Lea Garth, of the city, was
the guest Sunday of Farmer Moss
and family.
Miss Mary Bludworth spent Sun
day night with her friend, Miss
Fairie Naylor.
Mrs. Cunningham is on the sick
list at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Dorrell Harris.
Miss Falrie Naylor is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. D. G. Mansfield,
in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott, of
near Gibbs, were the guests of Mrs.
Sallie ellis Tuesday.
Mr.. Harvey Winston, of Fulton,
spent Friday night with his brother,
Edward, at the Guy home.
Mrs. Will Stalcup and children
spent Monday in the city with Mrs.
sEd Everetts, nee Miss Myrtle Car
nan.
Messrs. Jim Cocker and Nody Kel-
of Hickman and Jordan, respec-
ey, were callers in Northside
INC rday.
4 r. and Mrs. Jas. Barham, of the
YAN( spent Tuesday with Mrs. Bar
m tbs parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
IN yuthers.
I'll Nr. and Mrs. Ed Mansfield re-
id. ned home Monday after a few
e aps spent with the latter's mother
nTi,s. Bette French, at Fulton.
eprMr. and Mrs. Doc Carter and lit
~ son, Paul, went to Paducah
!, =unday, Mr.. Carter returning the
same day, leaving Mrs. Carter and
son to spend week.
Misses Virginia Warter6eld, of
Nashville, and Marion Sullivan, OF
Charleston, S. c., are the guests OF
Miss Warterfeld's grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. A. P " arterfeld, at their
beautiful suburban home.
Misses Lillian and Eva White en-
tertained at their beautiful home
near Harris Tuesday night quite
few of their friends. Games and
music was the main feature OF the
evening. Those present were Misses
Mai and Clara Bludworth, Lena
and Dora Hogan, Ina Woods, jessie
Mai Bruce, Camilla King and Nora
Thomas; Messrs. Jim and Will Hale,
Walter and Evans Mitchell, Dave
McGaugh, Fernando Fuzzel, Jim
Jones, Wayne Mansfield and Her
man Woods. All present report
delightful evening long to be re-
membered. We only hope we may
have the pleasure Of spending an
other such an evening with the fair
hostess, SUNBEAM,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

as oeen IN ,l oa9aifSea IN -
inoie, n 5ond to the execu&nt
Anal zee in the sum of two hunA re
VII City dollars, and that this Fs ~
81 approvedeftNhs , eial cor2nsSee
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
nnn,t failed to ali all 10. Il

Don't failed to call at 80. K. "
Studio over Bransford & Andrews.
Remember all work must be to your
liking, regardless of price. Our So
cabinets are not the cheapest, but
the best. We also make small
photos on rough surface paper,
cheap at 25c. We do not solicit all
of your trade, only a part. Yours
for business. 80. K" STUDIO.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
QUARTERLY COURT
PROCEEDINGS.

Ordered that !. B Bruce and X.
p. Hicks be appointed to superin-
tend the building Of bridge across
Reelfoot creek near Reelfoot church
in the Third District, cost not to
exceed $500. w. H. Cutler appoint
ed to superintend building Of a 45-
foot bridge across Browns creek IN
the Ninth Civil District, cost not to
exceed S100 e. NJ. Tate and S. M.
Fields appointed to superintend re-
pairing Lake bridge on Obion and
Tiptonville road, cost not to exceed
$50. Sheriff j. E. Finch and S. r.
Bratton instructed to have jail and
covered bridge leading from the
southwest into Union City painted.
Notaries public: G. W. Reed, W. j.
Hopper, w. E. Hudgins, r. H.
Beard. Marshall Mitchell was
appointed Constable Of District No.
One. Road Commissioners were in
structed to have iron bridges paint
ed. Following named gentlemen
were elected as a a board of equali-
cation: T. c, Callicott, w. L. Black
ley, Sam Finch, Henry Wheeler and
o. F. Marshall. Ordered by Coun-
ty Court that two committees OF
three each be appointed to inVestl-
gate the sale of the present county
farm and the buying OF county
farm near Union City, so that the
county prisoners may be worked on
same. The following are the COM
mittees: First-S. R. Bratton, W.
II. Caldwell, T. R. Reynolds; second
IT. P. Finch, J. M. Brice and W.
W. Pierce. Smallpox report by
DR.. M. A. Blanton, County Health
Officer: During past quarter we have
had another outbreak of smallpox
at Woodland, the disease having
been carried there by a negro wo-
man. DR.. M. A. Blanton reported
that out of 10 cases of smallpox
at Woodland there were at present
only and the prospects are that
they would all be discharged in a
few days. Quarantine and VAGINA
ton were enforced.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

Miss Erma Hudson entertained
quite a number of her friends at a
dinner and party on the 28th ult.,
the occasion being her twelfth ami
versary. She received a number OF
nice presents, and all who attended
report nice time and fine dinner
Everybody interested in the Ere
mont Cemetery are going to meet
there next Saturday afternoon to
clean off and beautify the graves of
their dead. This neighborhood is
noted for having nice, clean, well
cared for cemeteries. VIOLET.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

REVENUE REPORT,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

Your watches, clocks and jewelry
repaired in frst-class style by Ben
nv Dietzel at Wallace W. Moore's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
Total in Trustees hands SO, $50 SIS
VENIRE.

Total in Trustees hands 9|O,9oV %
VENIRE.
1-G. W. Hogan, Cage Hale; I'm
ID. Logan, Peter McMullen; 3, c. A.
Whipple, Dolphus Henshaw; AZ. S,
Shore, H. A. Wise; 5, B. t. Johnson,
W. P. Ellington 6, ]. P. Nichols
Sam Grimes; 7, Geo. Davis, Billy
McSpadden; s, A. D. Midyett, Sid
Orr: g. c. N. Shires, W. A. Via; 10,
r. F. Mabry, Ed Roberts; II, F. J.
Sullivan, A T. Sheriff.; y, M. D.
Harrington, M. w. Williams; 13, H.
S. Sacra, ]. NJ Coulter; IA, L. B.
Nichols, Geo. Everett; Is, John
Bright, H. M. Wilson; 10, Joe Bau-
con, Gao
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

BOARDERS WANTED Nice,
pleasantly situated rooms and first
class table board. Rates reasonable.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, Hotel Royal.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

Lost-Gold Elk's pin set with two
rubies and diamond. Liberal re-
ward for return to this office.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

FOR SALES. c. Brown Leghorn
Eggs, II for 81. 90, all full blood, some
of the Wade stock and some from a
verp fine Memphis yard.
Miss BELLE DAVIDSON,
or call r. L. Cummings at Grissom's
store
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
RIvEs NEWS

Miss Jessie Callicott went to I'm
ion City Tuesday.
Miss Amy Moss spent the Sab
bath with Mabel Shankle.
Miss Fleda Pruett, who has been
quite sick, is convalescent.
O. H. Clemmons, of Meadow
Brook, made a business trip to Union
City Monday.
The platform of G. r. McDade,
candidate for Floater, is all that
can be desired.
Walker Y. Pickard, of Union
City, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Phebus Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. B. Anderson returned
Tuesday from an extended visit to
points in East Tennessee.
DR.. J. Brien Anderson very enter
tainingly addressed the high school
department Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Laura Hutchinson and
nephew, Felan Kilgore, visited Mrs.
Ernest Shropshire Friday night.
Misses Aletha Bonner, Mabel
Shankle and Agnes Palmer will visit
the Easter markets of Union CITY
tomorrow.
Miss Ada Wesson, of Trimble,
who the past week has been the
guest of Miss Edna Clark, has re-
turned home.
The recent rains have caused
cessation in this vicinity of the
spring blowing, yet our farmers
are we'll employed and not begging
for work.
Mrs. Bolts, who for the past year
and more has been visiting her son,
Frank Bolts, near Plainview, Tex,
is now a guest of her son, Geo. F.
Bolts, on Home street.
The Carmackian and Patterso-
MAN factions in Number Four are
we'll lined up, yet not so closely
but that quite number are so
neutral as to positively refuse to
be guided or taken off the fence by
the whippers-in.
The big tour-W. L. Clemmons,
DR.. E. Fl, White, Geo. F. Bolts and
Geo. Stovall-have returned from a
!: s: IS: !: :: ::
.D.1~.} uarA
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

BOARDERS WANTED have
a seyen-room house with up and down
stairs rooms, coDveniences and ac-
Communications, and wish to take a few
boarders. For particulars apply to
Mrs. Lou Rinehart, corner Of Third
street and Florida avenue,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

You've tried the rest, now try the
Flour
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

No extra charge to long shades
bought at Bell Furniture Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
s. F. HOWARD, CLERK.

Conveying patients, war
rants, etc. -. ....... > I'll 2o
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
.S2,931 81
COURTHOUSE, JAIL, ETC.

A. 4 Stone. paperinp S 9 COL
Moroan-Verhine Co. % IS
Hardy. Malone g. Jones. IA sol
Union City Hardware Co. ~ %
]. A. Hehey, insurance. q %
Davis, Bramham & Co - w
mo r Walker, Ins.... 1877 so
S. A. Lancaster, repairs. Il W
n G Ice g. Coal Co. 81 30I
|. H. Stone. go. ......, ~
D. w. Beckham, ms. ... o0
Nailling-Keiser Hdw. Co.. I ~
U. C. Ice & Coal Co.,. 81 50
Mrs Mamie A Wise. mdse. 4 40
Niles Drug Co............. - oo
Union City ms. Co.. 49,. ~ oo
Nailllng-Keiser Hdw. Co. 5 oo
To+,1 6 669 POI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
WANTS CHRISTIAN CHURCH
...,~~uspJbNs

MIR Crawford. nm architect Of
Cleveland, Ohio has written. under
the direction Of Mayor Tom Johnson
of that city, to Rev Jas. A. Challon.
ner Of this city for information re-.
eardlng the new Christian church
building and blue.prints showing It's
construction. Mayor Johnson saw
the picture Of the church In some
publication. and was much pleased
with IT, Prettler churches can hardly
be found anywhere than those of
Bryan. There are many larger. more
magnificent, and far and away more
expensive, but for attractiyeness and
service Wcy are hard 70 excel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
CHRONOLOGICAL LIFE or JET.
EERsoN DAVIS.

iSOs-Born IN Christian county
Kentucky
Graduated from the United
States Military academy at West
Point.
fS3i-Took part In the Black Hawk
war
1S3b-Marrled the daughter Of Zach.
AIRY Taylor and settled near vioksburg,
Miss.
tS43-Entcred politics and made a
reputation as popular speaker.
1si5-Elected TO congress. Mar.
rled Miss Varlna Howell
tSi6-Resigned bis seat 10 go 10 the
Mexican war.
Wounded at the battle Of
Iluena Vista.
iSis-l1lected United States senator
from Mississippi
1S52-Beoame secretary OF war In
the cabinet OF President Pierce
1S57-Again elected 20 the United
States senate.
1SG1-Inaugurated president OF the
Confederate States Of America
iSG5-Captured at Irwinsyillo Ga.
and confined At Fortress Monroe
1sG7-Admitted TO bail In the sum
Of 100000.
1S0S-Settled At Boauyolr, Miss,
after his case had been dismissed.
lss9-Ued at New Orleans.
is93I Body removed from New Or.
leans s--r~4mvrrcd NJ Richmond.
Carrymw-~-.-sa.-skssllsnt program
which has heretofore been published.
l.. s. Ross Capter Of the Daughters OF
the Confederacy celebrated the cen.
tennial Of the birthday OF Jefferson
Davis from 4 90 9 O'Clock Wednesday
At the home OF the president Of the
chapter, Mrs. J. W. Johnson. Patri.
otlc decorations aud life.size por.
trait OF the great Southener were
prominent features, Visitors were
also present to enjoy the occasion.
Refreshments were served
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05

Miss ona Reed Is visiting In
Hearne.
Miss Dcolice Hickman returned TO
Waco yesterday
j. l.. Putt called on the Eagle while
IN the city yesterday
Mrs Jno, NJ Wilson returned 10
llataon yesterday after a visit 20 rel.
atiyes and friends In this city.
Big Tinware Sale AT Walkers today.
Prices remarkably low See window
display at.
Ladies', II you miss Walkers Five
and Ten Cent Store Tinware Sale 20.
day YOU viii be the losers The blk
assortment OF values IN shown In win.
dow. dit
Save worry and trouble during the
hot weather By buying your Bread
and Cakes from the Texas Bakery,
Phone &c. Mrs Otto Boehmc, pro.
prlotress. ar
Ladies', don't delay In selecting q
pretty pair Of w a Dunn $3.50
pomps 1T sale price, S29s Received
new shipment Saturday. WILSON a
DERDEN. iJ3.
The Home Mission Society Of the
Methodist church will give a tea this
afternoon NJ o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. j. -. TurrentIne. All are cardi.
ally invited. -dlt,
Ralph Howell VAIN The city yes.
terday on business Trip His new
homo has been completed In the south.
crn part OF town, aud be- expects 10
bring his family here about the mid
de Of the present month
We make our meal and chops from
best selected Northern corn, and car.
ry fun line Of grain, feed, seeds and
poultry food Ring $40 and let us
have your order
i55 INo G. WICK.
=. II. ArrlngtopggsSs here from MI.
ican yesterday Ne. -.bas--'ust re-
turned from Huntsville accompany
Ing his daughter, Miss Veda AIRING.
ton. who graduated this year from the
Sam Houston Normal Institute.
MrT G. Dlard, lately appointed
Nsbtht agent for the Rock Island and
Frisco, and successor TO James CT
raud, was IN the city yesterday. MIR,
billiard IA we'll known and has many
friends IN Bryan He married Miss
Leila Conway Of Bryan, whose death
occurred some months ago.
We invite YOU TO call nj our store
or ring phone 3sS when In need of
anything In the grocey line. We have
choice brands Of canned goods, the
best -four and packing house products,
and pay particular attention TO keep
INK fresh up.to.date stock and sup.
lying all orders promptly c. +. Bui
lock A Co. ib9.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
Or. BUTLER AND FAMILY GONE.

Or. and Mrs. Geo. y. Butler and
children and Miss Emily peale left
yesterday by the early morning train
for their new home in Dallas. A. a
family and individually they viii be
greatly missed IN the church, social
and school lie Of the community. The
best wishes Of the people Of Bryan 40
with them. and they will always find
the latch string on the outside when
they come 10 Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.


Walkers Tnlwarc Sale today. an.
G. \. Jones was here from Harvey
yesterday.
o. j. Miller Of Waco was In The city
yesterday.
clln A. Harris left yesterday for q
business trip,
II. ". Smith Of Millican was In the
city yesterday
Dr. y. X. Collard returned TO Vince.
lock yesterday
G. l.. Eden Of Coloview was IN the
city yesterday
Jack Graham OF Harvey was In the
city yesterday
Jcff r. Royder OF wellborn was in
the city yesterday.
Remember 10 ask your grocer for
Home Ground Meal. i5b.
James Cooper Of Rock Prairie was
in the city yesterday,
s.. ~ Dunlap ~ here from somcr
syille visiting relatives.
Auouso for rent Close 10 business
lNly 10 Floy Dansby. 1866.
- Miss Ethel White Of Nayasota In the
guest OF Mr. and Ms r. j Roberts
Just received fresh shipment Of
I.ownoy's candles at NJ II james. iji
Capt c. T. sutton Of Bcnchloy was
IN the city yesterday
Jas Henry Jr. Of Thompson cree h,
was In the city yesterday
Philip llonsnrlng has been ON the
sick list the past few days.
Miss Bertha Stuart was resting well
yesterday, after several days Of scri
Gus illness.
Capt New Ross Of Waco was In the
city yesterday the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Frank CLARKE.
Miss Malcolm Mclnnls returned yes.
terday from the Texas Presbyterian
College at Milford
Miss MaIorio Gibbs returned 20 Nav.
asota yesterday after visit TO Mr.
and Mrs. w. y. Gibbs.
DuRoCJERsEY PIGS from the
best strains IN the land, Il. H. Royal,
q Route T. Bryan. Texas. wkly39
Mrs. q, q. Loftin returned yesterday
from simonton accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. T. n South and baby.
NisS Lola Belts has returned to
Plttsburg, Texas. after visit TO Miss
Clara Mawhnney and other friends
Mrs l.. ~ Lorraine and Miss Lot.
he Lorraine returned 10 Hampstead
yesterday after visit 10 Mrs, ]. w
Hamilton.
J. H. Stevenson who has about re-.
covered from his recent serious III
ness was down town yesterday trans
acting business
Seniors Of the A. 4 NJ, College gave
dance az the Bryan Roller Rink
last night. and the occasion was much
enjoyed by the young people,
Miss Julia G. Charlton returned 20
Dallas yesterday after n visit 20 her
parents. Dr. and Mrs. o, c, Charlton
Of the Texas Woman's College,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05

one OF the Eagles four carriers for
the residence districts OF the city has
been sick the past two days, and the
papers have been delivered by sub
stitute. Parties who have missed the
paper. or 10 whom Il has been deliv.
cred later than usual will. We hope.
kindly overlook the Inconvenience,
and report the matter TO us by phone,
or otherwise.