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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
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Wi.es ~ CrsSters-

The baseball evangelist the elo-
auent Billy sunday said during the
revival services Al sharon. Pa
Keep EOod company Nothing does
the yoHng more harm than bad 80
eiety Only yesterday farmer told
ne about yoaHgsfer of sin OF seven
a little country Veeker. who had az
suspicious and mistrustfsl a heart as
some odd misar or crook
This boy was sent by charity so
ciety TO spend a week AT the farmers
The farmer set cut 20 meet him. but
was late. IA. ran into him hali way
TO the farm. trudging along the white
road a big burlap bag of luggage ON
bis little bouv shoulder
The farmer held Out his hands for
the burlap bag
IN carry II. son he said It's too
heavy Tor you
Go ON said the little boy herce-
H. Clear out nov. or | II call = cop p"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
Aseo~,she1 crsse plsWsua.

A collection of anecdotes of musical
celebrities just published at Leipsic
contains this one under the head OF
Anton Rubinsiein When the great
pianist was making his tour of the
United States he sat one day In a
railroad train looking out upon the
scenery. Suddenly a man sitting
across the aisle spat over kublnstein s
head out of the open window. The
master drew back aud eazed in aston
ishment and anger at the vulgar Amer
lean. who smiled and said, soothingly
Don't worry. | know my distance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
oGy O. ssso cOa e0oUssol
Osoeo~oo eesss.ssso 60 ksssa ess's
ssSs.oe s~ow e~Ornsaa.

Cuaz1es~s.saa iseaz~srrs. a. a ais-
HeT a. isx a. f.essblscAz cesseutfon
10 Chicago. talked ssosr hoHesf pnh
tsEs
tisnasf Eolisios slonc paws = he
end said he vour dizhones' pui
ticisn comes oaf hse Lu-gaH ~ Can.
ciEn&a I.arzaa vas csnvsssiHe ioE
Votes He arupged IN a. Er0c.rs.
Gsssa morning ss said. MAJ
CsuHf 80 ssaE s..yort ] hog"
Nhv. ne. Nj Lnrzan- said the
grocer I've pFomised nzy sappor- 70
yosr rival
aI.urgaH laughed easily
All. but IN politics said BE-
promising ana performing aTs tso
different matters
In thai case Said fh. grocer
heartily. 4 shall b. mnsf happy -
siVe yoa nay promise. M d.ar.sn
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
THE GREAT POWER
sC.pvraxI.s. ev ss..rsssery - L..
0S HeNy o,

Msaah lr uirhf uncertain sh.s'h.r
Re han or NOT he vas taking
10 hiH aal nis hEsi Couzcisss
words Thai csrsea os.sn.
g.r'~
The sas a. Miguel and be
~as the man s.ho hore the
messa De- PADRE The man must
have aieCtea himself IN. thing
~a< Gear a. Hradiey d had net
come W With a shock a.. bai
a~o*s surs thai the tact vas ina-
press Jon has mind ha wac per
feetN sWakg. sane. aHG in poe
ssssioT Dis senses Hc knew posi-
lively Dol uiazae vas al Miguel aHd
he az and dressed hBrriealy Tor
the n of the night was thump
ing in bead and Meta was amoBg
the 8 .1n. % all came 60 him in
he L d1be room as plainly a. #
u hac au spoken. and he was not
sarpE H the least
i'ra was a Confirmed sconer at
matte r.tuaHstic His profession
al ed IH had made this certain
He " mueurly practical. bat there
vas ," uFiUg q thing such as this
The 1s vas al Miguel and Meta
Was HEau
'Bu .uur how do you know this .
gsspe- -lH padre. There is no mes
sense and Ne have no dispatch wire
strsns .ls far"
N miud father" said Bradley .
get us a horse snd get II for me
quick
b. HaHor. vou cannot go so. alone
with Ol uHe horse The way around
the n lla'ain Is long and hard
'Gs ue a horse I'm In a hurry
The little padre hustled around pa
tien,lg he vas not To he denied. this
man iu "a hurry.
Brad.gF look bottle Of water. a
piece u. dried meat, his little bag
and mounted
"Bs gu1d, padre" he called out,
sharp
Tht evening of the second day a
man, gray and drawn. came stagger
ing into the plaza Of Miguel. The
peopls clustered around, discussing
with many motions and in excited
tones be- sickness which had stricken
their people, just as Bradley knew
they would be.
''SeuuT'" they called The man
locke up. and they saw 1t was the
face OF The northern doctor, with years
OF az suddenly added to IL.
"SeHur, senior, the blessed saints
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
NOW TO RRA)G A corner
V6 TIE uMO ROOM q,

RNRNISHING the corners Of . room
j 10 nOt % simple task as II seems.
The imPoFtant thing to bear In mind
n that the four corners must harmon
iss With the rest Of the room and with
one another. II each is arranged in
. Ai6erent way. one general idea
should be followed. The suggestion
given In the accompanying Illustration
for arranging q corner Is an excellent
one to copy where simplicity and COM
fort are desired There Is no hint OF
stiffness in the arrangement and the
corner seat is made to break up that
abrupt finish 90 often seen in builtin
seats.
Instead Of the corner seats ending
like q divan or veranda seat they are
Soinel to tall pieces Of furniture. On
the left a high three-cornered cabinet
n built into the wall At IN angle Of
the room and At the other end another
niece OF furniture Of different shape
and height is placed against the ends
q the corner bench. A window on
that side breaks up the broad expanse
Of the walls. This window is almost
square and is hung with stenciled cur
tafne made of the same material as
that covering the corner seat and
cushions. A serviceable material in
use now for country houses is
coarpe Oriental grass cloth of rather
uneven weave and in plain colors.
Unless a room is quite large figured
effects do not look well Where the
material is repeated in the hangings
and the rest of the furnishings il
should be chosen with the utmost
0are. OnA soon tires Of striking col
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

nhis sign rmareutlv attsc,AssA
Ia the fresa of the main bul<iIng Il
the LYDIA Z. fn.kkAsn Aedcns
GoasVapy. lynn, Mass.
~ hna os.ses rht> sssxa Acaar
u H.eans thai ys.l,lic inspection os
the Laboratory and nsti,asis oi doing
i,ssis,ess i honestly d.ssirsd- d nssans
tha; there r. nothing aiout thu bus
HESS which l. 1o; -oIsn and a!OSe-
board."
II means that a permanent invita-
tlon L. extended to anyone To- come
and verify any and all statements
made in the advertisements If lydia
r. Pnkham's Negetabk Compound.
j. II a purely vegetable compound
made from roots and herbs = With
out drugsr
Cossse ard $50.
io the women of America continu-
ally use a. much q. II ~ We arc told
CSsne aaA Aee.
Was there ever such . person ~
lydia T. fhnkhaa. and i there any
Mrs. Ifnkham now to WHOM SICK
woman are asked to writer
Csssne ooA hs,e.
Is the vast private correspondence
with sick wops,n conducted ~
women only, and are the ktters keH
strictly confidential
Gssssse SD hee.
Have they really got hsttevs from
over one million, one hundreA
thousand women correspondence
Gsssss~ aWA Aiee.
Have they proof that lydia Y
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
cured thousands ii these woInens
lSssa~ ooA stse.
This advertisement n only for
doubters. The great army Of women
who know from their own lsrsor II
experience that no medicine in the
world equals Lydia h. linkham's
Vegetable Compound for feHaale ills
will still go ON using and being hen.
Gifted by it; but the Ipor doubling,
suffering woman must, for her own
sake, ,he taught confidencV. for she also
might just as well regain her health.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
MIR
= =
White gauntlet gloves TO he worn

White gauntlet gloves TO be worn
with street dresses are shown.
Beautiful white lingerie dresses
worth twice the price are offered for
s. so
White curtain swiss in dotted or fig
ured effects is on sale just now for
seven cents 4 yard.
Early fall jacket suits have peeped
out and show long coats with open
fronts. cut 10 hook like a small vest
Little outing caps for boys, with .
colOred band setting close to the head
and . narihg crown u white duck, are
Oaly ~ cents.
Some new French collars are OF
linen, very high and very white. with
. narrow turnover strip at the top
Aaintily embroidered In dots.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

are truly good The plague is here
We seat . messenger for you but ye.
terday-but you are here ere he could
have reached you. What"
Bradley had never stopped He
knew they were babbling at him and
blessing him a. their savior, but he
kept on, straight to the sick bed in
the house with the roof bench. SHE
was there, and i'll. just as he knew she
would BE. She looked up and smiled
happily.
Il called for you. my heart" she
said. weakly.
And l heard. I heard you" replied
the prscticalminded Bradley.
But. senor. how did you come
dueried an old man. Not surely by
the road around the mountain. for
that is . Eve DAYS ride and she was
stricken but yesterday-at sundo~n.
And from the desert you"
From the desert | came" said
Bradley.
Not from Sanere De Cristo7"
From eangre De Cristo."
But, senor. IL is a three days ride.
and YOU must have water every IL
hours"
Il came in two DAYS and part of
one night" was Bradley's answer. Il
~atered-my horse and lat Lagua
de Cuato"
The villagers looked at each other
and at Bradley queerlv.
Senior" said one. softly. there ha.
been no water in LAgua de Cuato for
-four years"
Senores. said Bradley. unhesitat.
ingly. Il watered-I and my horse
there this morning"
But they went later and found the
lake with its bottom powder dry, just
as il had been for four years. with
horse dead in the gray dust
and it is that which makes the story
50 utterly Impossible
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
4 Clover k-Uoc heea.

Wcald ft ~sFe yassibss tass asoEuin9
~ luyart TO the department the sEeasn
os ne~ mo~n hay and frasFaaf aroma
Ame Aerri has ss-en Eeae~iss her
youre-
THIS is . ~oEaerfpl season for
clover. aud ~ the inspiration came Tor
this party which anyone can carry
Cut Who h within reach OF clover
blocms.
For decorafions use red and white
clover In great masses On the porch.
ID the rooms and fos q center piece.
The latter would se lovely ef the eA
euisite pink aud white clovers. 1t is
q beautiful variety. which II sold at 30
much q dozen kosiesses would spend
their last cent TO get t Then let
the chiidreE weave clover chains tpeF-
haps you'd like TO make them your
self. a. ! did. sending your mind back
10 the time when q crown of clover
was the height OF elegancei. [ So
these dainty chains as earlands over
the table. or from the overhead lamp
10 the center. OF course. this affair
IL informal with the guests in tub
suits as beft summer functions
Serve everything cold as far as
possible. Have cold thinly sliced ham,
veal loaf, Saratoga POTATOES. sliced
Tomatoes and cucumbers On water
cress sandwiches. individual moulds
Of seiatine topped with whipped
cream. iced tea. and add clover honey
with tiny hot biscuits to this repast
and yoa have q menu M for the gods.
Make the place cards clover shaped
II there is q guest to be especially
houored make = four-leaf clover for
her place. We have all had DO ye
next thyage" preached to us. but use
what you have" should also become 9
maxim. Let MS all use Mother Nature $
bountiful storehouse more freely. In
this way become acquainted with the
so-called common flowers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
rks liWea WeAaius.

When the twelfth year of welded
life has been achieved, it is time TO
celebrate the linen" anniversary
housewives. for was there ever
woman Who did not glory in her linen
closet? For the invitations use
squares of linen written with indelible
ink. The name cards may be done the
same way. II possible, cover the floors
with canvas. drspe chairs and couches
with white and hang white portieres
The host and hostess should don pure
white for this occasion. and the dear
little blse max flower should be used
~ q table decoration. A miniature
spinniAg wheel makes q pretty center
piece.
The art Of spinning has been re-
viveA, and n one is not numbered
among the family treasures perhaps
one may be borrowed for the evening
and then great amusement is Afforded
BY arranging q spinning contest
The prize is awarded to the guest
WhO can spin the most perfect thread
n Ave minutes time. Each thread
when finished to he tagged with the
makers name and fastened to = square
Of black cloth hung o. the wall. Later
Q committee examines the threads. To
hnd partners for supper Wind . spider
web with . card marked o. the end
of each: Your partner 10 the one
Who Aas the mate to your card" These
cards are appropriately decorated
with spiders IN . web done in water
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
Objects TO De ING Quest oned.

Tommy-Oh, my pa says you're 4
blamed nuisance. -eacher.
Teacher-Nhat?
Tommy-Well, that's what he SAYS !
am when ] ask questions. and that's
what you're always a-doin'.-Phjladel-
pEia Press.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

About all you have to do to make
a boy hate any particular kind OF food
10 to tell him that il is healthful
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
s,k6, 0ieo'E, oON'ri

Mias Yellem tabout to sing)-What
Is your favorite air. professor?
Professor-Fresh air-and plenty Il
IT. Good morning
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

Each man has his special duty u
Terform. his special work to do
Smiles
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a 0eos CoWae0e.


Decorate with roses. serve ices In
rose cups OF crepe paper or candy
ASK the following questions:
ROSES"
What rose should be stunned >
Wild
Is q beverage Tea
Bears the name Of a country La
FrDre
should adorn our dinner table ?
Damask
Is q perfume Musk.
Is . title, and q name Marechal
Mel
should be handled with gloves +?
Brier
Is the principal feature of a wed.
ding Bride.
Grows ON tree trunks? Moss.
Is a wanderer9 Rambler
A favorite a century ago. Hundred
Leaf
The pride Of Americans American
Beauty
Is a vegetable? Cabbage.
Is the mother Of 4 PRESIDENT Mary
Washington.
Is q spice? Cinnamon.
Is = maiden's chief charm Blush
MADAME MERRI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
4 NwNy NA.

A very Individual hat vas made Of a
warm masvish straw, bsoseiy woven,
the crown anl brim were entirely
smothered in an artistic tangle Of the
most exSuisitely shaded sweet peas.-
VoGue
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

n Cures Whisr Y1s WsM
Alien OOt-ka-- fOr corns and bununa bot,
! rallous nchinx feet 25c all Drussi sts
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

Nothing can atone for want Of truth
-Ruskin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
eDoeo, coovoArvme.

VN6f0I CoW0N0fOWS6.
ne following set of hOral questions
ere usually good and are especially
seasoaabbe jsst nOW:
what herS 10 most Injurious to
beautyf Thyme.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
vsvr orvssist viii TEL vou

That Murine Eve Remedy Cures Eyes,
Makes Weak Eyes Strong. Doesn { Smart
>oothes Eve Pain and Sells for J0c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
For the Hostess
Clever Luocbeoo \ osligssful Form Of Epter-
tai5Fpsa. fer tse Fertu7zse p~slsrs
IN the Seu1try.

Why rs green grass Ike mousse
Because the cattle eat D.
When Ia a nose VI hand like rose
bud When q is mafgTed by falling
due
What did Jack Frost say when b.
kissed the ro-s7 Viii thog' And H
wsled
Why Is widow like . gardener >
because she tries 10 get rid ef hes
weeds.
When - a man ar herb When long
exps rience has made him sage
Why is asparagus like dry ser
moR2 The mo~s enioysbls part Is
the end
Why is a young lady like a sheaf of
wheat? She IL FIRST Graded. then
thrashed. and finally becomes the fioHF
tfio~erl Of the family
wha, r. the ssH trade ia the month
Of May Mason.
Why 10 a womans age like a foral
bell7 Ii Is never told
Why is the letter A like a honey
sackle2 because q u follows It,
Why Is an Easter MY poor marks
man 1t shoots before II has pistils
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18
six SUSPENDED.
Whitaker Issues Lengthy Statement
Defending His Action.


Whitaker issues Lengthy Statement
Defending His Action.
New Orleans. Jan. i7.--Inspcctor Of
Police Edward Whitaker. who was sus-
pended with i've OF his detectives for
shooting at Editor Joseph r.. Leveque
OF the Morning World. has issued
lengthy statement defending his ac-
ton. Whitaker says he believes him
self justified In resenting the abuse
Leveque heapcd upon him In the edi-
torial columns OF his paper He said
he did not enter the newspaper office
with the intention OF shooting Leve-
que. but after he got there. he thought
the editor made move as II TO draw
q weapon. and he then drew his re-
volver and fired.
Edward w. Roberts. a copy-reader.
Is the young man VINO probably saved
the editors life. The inspe-or OF
police Is a large man. being consider
ably over six feet. and weighing over
zoo pounds. but Roberts. who is a
little fellow. succeeded In getting "a
him and preventing his aim from be-
Ing true. He finally got the inspector
10 his knees. but was then caught by
several detectives and himself hurled
10 the floor.
Detectives Glynn. Dale. Holland and
Methe are the officers suspended Will
Whitaker Action will be- taker
against Inspector Whitaker and de
tectives IN the criminal court. and th'
suspended officers will also have 4
answer charges before the board o
police commissioners
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

At the Courthouse tomorrow, tne
pastor of the Christian church VIII
preach al II a. m, on The Dignity
and Importance OF the Church othcer.
Al night he will preach on subject
selected By one OF the young men OF
the congregation. lie requests mat
subjects be handed him each week,
for discussion on Sunday evening. BIZ
BILE school at 9:i5 a. m; evening wor-
ship at 7:45. A. cordial invitation Is
extended 10 the public to attend. La
dies Aid Society nj 3 y. m. Monday
al the residence OF Mrs. u. y. Leman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18
INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.

As a result OF petition In invol.
untary bankruptcy. In the Federal
Court NJ Houston. by the Houston DRY
Goods A Notion Co.. OF Houston. bal
dwin & Cargill OF Houston. and the
Texas Paper Co. OF Dallas. against
George Nedbalek of this city. Deputy
United States Marshal l.. X. McFar'
lane was here from Houston yesterday
10 serve papers on MIR. Nedbalek- The
case is set Tor hearing on Jan. 81.
The amount OF assets and liabilities
could not be learned last night The
Eagle learns that the business recent
IL purchased by MIR. W. =. Wilson,
Jr. from Mr.. Nedbalek is not involved
under its present ownership.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18


John Gregg was In from Pitt yes
terday.
8. ID. Jones OF Harvey was In the
city yesterday.
A. w. Roydcr was visitor from
Wellborn yesterday.
Jas. Cooper OF Rock Prairie was ii
the city yesterday.
John Ferguson of Harvey was n
the city yesterday.
ID. &. Lloyd Of Reliance was In the
city yesterday.
A. u. Gondy OF Rock Prairie was In
the city yesterday
NJ. q. Buchanan Of Harvey was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. I. NJ. Cook was visitor from
Steep Hollow yesterday.
IS. ". Locke OF Harris school neigh
Borhood was In the city yesterday.
Il. J. Beard of Wixon called on the
Eagle while In the city yesterday.
Uncle Jack Battle OF the College
community was In the city yesterday.
J..SConaway OF Reliance called ON
day
Mrs. Ella Erwin arrived yesterday
from Hampstead on visit TO reia-
tives.
Read Wilson 4 Derden's special.
two big sales ad this issue. front
page. 80
White Tags mean great saving
during our January white Tag" Sale.
36 WILSON A. DERDEN.
J. ID. Battle and Walter Mcleod OF
Allen farm called on the Eagle while
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. ID. Cook returned TO Waco
yesterday. after visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Myers.
Mrs. T. NJ. Ewing and daughter,
Mrs. Richard Fain. were visitors from
the Brazos bottom yesterday.
Coming, Jan. Esd. the Two Big
Sales'--20 TO 25 per cent saved on
your purchases. Wilson A Derden. 80
Misses Marion Foote and Hettie
Snhh. who have been III with la
Grippe the past few days. are i'm
proving.
Never before In the history OF Bry
ana January White Tag" Sale. La
dies. keep the GATE before You.
3s WILSON a. DERDEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Board OF Har
dinsburg. KY. parents OF Judge A. q
Board OF this city. are the guests oil
Judge and Mrs. Board.
Oliver J. Pease. representing ths
Southern Type and Machinery Co.
Of Dallas, called on the Eagle whil'
I'm the CITY Yesterday
DIR. Geo. b. Butler went To Houston
yesterday on business for the Texas
woman's College. He will return II
time for his Sunday services.
McMahan A. Bigelow have contract
- 10 bore an artesIan well for Foun
tain Bros. on their farm In the Bra
zos bottom. where they now hav'
three flowing wells. They will als'
sink deep well FOR the Bryan Cotton
OIL Company.
EXTRA SPECIAL HOUR SALES.
Six Special Hour Sales each day. Ia
ira special bargains will be placed ol
sale. Ladies'. watch for our page nd
announcing the Extra Good Thing
for our Special Hour Sales.
Sc WILSON A. DERDEN.
Man and wife--Good home for RICH
? parties: man wanted To make crop %
the halves or work for wages. an
woman 10 do general homework 70
wages Apply To Lum Holden. Bryar
Texas. X, y. ID. I. J
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18
OPPOSED TO EARLY RISING.
Dave Gregory Kills His Father With
an Ak In an Alteration.

Davidson. y. C.. Jan. i7.-Ezekiel
Gregory. farmer over sixty years OF
age. was killed with an ax by his son,
Dave. near here. Young Gregory lied.
accompanied by his wife. but both
were arrested near Mooresville. The
killing followed an alteration In re-
gard 10 arising. Ia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18
RANDALL LAID TO REST.
maryland. Ny Maryland" Rendered
AZ the Cemetery.

Augusta. Ga. Jan. 1.-THE funeral
OF James r. Randall. author OF Mary
land Ny Maryland" aud numerous
other poems and songs. took place
here and was one OF the largest and
most impressive ever held In this city.
The services were held in Sacred
Heart Catholic church. which was
thronged. At the grave Maryland. My
Maryland" was sung by special
choir
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school 9:45 a. m: Senior
Christian Endeavor. $3.50 .. m Preach
ing az 7:l5 y. M. followed by com
munion service. All members are re
qrpsted To attend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18

orosnIxatlon Effected, with -ee'eeslo"
Of Executive committee-Mosso'
"soclsblIIty and ServIce-"

OF Executive Comm-
"soeIabIIIty and serv'cs.
The laymen Of the Baptists' have
effected organization under the name
Of The Baptist Laymen's Club" Tho
motto selected. "sociabiiity ana
Service" was one of the expressions
used by one OF the speakers ut thc
social meeting Thursday night. ana
aptIy expresses the purpose OF the or
ganization. Social meetings viii be
held from time TO time and the cup
will take an active part In the WORK
of the church along It's several lines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-18

COAL. COAL, C0AL,,.
The best McAllistsr Coal at $3.50
I6 BRYAN ICE co