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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16

Surgeons. of the medical department of
the Columbia university l have had a
delightful college experience, and my
success has consisted in an appoint
ment, during the last two years. as
faculty scholar In medicine. and an
election TO membership in the Omega
society, of which only 10 men of a class
are chosen, and an assignment TO the
leading section of is men of class of
rs. purely on class standing. as shown
in the years examinations on all sub
jects. The great climax of all came In
the competitive examination recently
for appointment to position on the house
staff of the Roosevelt hospital. The
examination extended over two days:
written, oral, and clinical and was
open to all men from all schools, and
was entirely apart from college. Six
teen men came up, four from Johns
Hopkins; two from Harvard Medical,
and 10 from our own class. / am hap
ply, indeed, to tell you that | was sue
cessful, and have been appointed to a
two years service, beginning July !,
on Professor Blakes surgical division
at the Roosevelt hospital. DR.. Blake is
professor of surgery at our college and
his service is considered. by many, the
best surgical service in New York.
All this may seem rather boastful,
Brother Winder. but such is not tho
spirit in which | write. l am so glad
to be able to tell you these things, be-
cause / remember the blessing you
gave me. when | came to- New York
four years ago; the promises you made
me have come true and ! shall en-
deavor TO make the most of them. My
whole desire is to become thoroughly
efficient in the profession have chosen,
and of real service to those In need of
help, and. with 1t all. to keep secure
my standing with my people and live.
as near as / can, to the gospels
teachings"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16
UTAH BOY HoNoRED.
W. r. Ward Of Willard Gets Appoint
ment AT the Roosevelt Hospital.

AS Il small town, Willard city, Utah.
has few equals in the way of turning
out men of intelligence and ability.
unsteady. professionally and as SOL
diers of the realm. The latest willard
boy to receive distinction in the field
OF medical science and surgery is Will
liam T. Ward. son of John j. Ward,
who for number of years has been
a student at Columbia university In
a letter recently received by President
John r. Winder from DR. Ward, the
latter says:
I'm the College of Physicians and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16
Marriage Licenses.

steve Strazlser and Frances Hof-
ner OF Bingham Junction.
Ernest Bird Of SpringWll and Ehl-
genia Smith ~ Provo
John l.. Ferguson OF Helper ana
Flora Boynton OF Denver.
Richard G. Nerran Of Salt Lake ana
Elizabeth T. Buee OF Republic Mich
Russell L. Penny OF New York ana
Hazel L. Crosson OF Lima, O.
Egar o. Schmiedlln and Helsn
Grommel OF salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16

facture of paper, and news print paper,
be placed on the free list, and the gem
eral opinion of many of the publishers
was that If this were done the trust
would be unable to hold up present
prices. Whether Congress will adopt
the views advanced by President Roose-
Welt and the publishers, cannot be told
until the close nf the investigation now
being conducted in Washington.
In the meantime it is costing the
newspapers of Utah and other dealers
in paper from fifty to one hundred
thousand dollars more this year than
last, to pay the advanced charges made
by the paper mills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16
Ragtime Accompaniment to
Official Federal Business.

under arrest If the proper papers are
issued. The government attorneys say
the marshal could do something II he
wanted TO. but they can ind nothing
upon which to start proceedings. A re-
suggested and Is now under advise
mont
But In the meantime the photograph
In the southwest corner OF the second
floor OF the federal building continues 10
grind out such beautiful things as "Will
You be Waiting by the Churchyard In
the Cleaning, Nellie Dear with Brown
Hair Waving IN the Autumn Broezcs
Blowing DER the Lee" And In the
meantime members of the federal force
and conduct serious business TO rag
time tunes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16
FINEST VIEW.

In many states 10 be had from Tower
Heights. Admission free 20 Tower, A
and sixth. from 10 "a. IN, Ia p. m. sun
day. p. m, 20 . p. IN. week days
Souvenir 10 every visitor, STOWE g.
PALMER, Agents for lots in Tower
Heights OFFICE I'm Tower, and 81 w.
End So (upstairs) Phones i92.
Grand Ball saltair Tuesday, 10Th,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16

Excursion, Saltair, tonight. Trains
leave at O'Clock sharp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16

Albert Rudy ana Marie Bruehl Of
Salt Lake
Caleb Jones OF salt Lake and Lena
NJ. ,Iamison of St Anthony. Ida.
Charles il. Fisher and Emily i. Cow
ington of ogden
Thomas W. Schrader OF Goldhold,
New, and Jennie NJ, Chatfald of Troy,
n. Y.
John Anderson and Annie j. jam
san OF Salt Lake.
Alma NJ. Sorcnsen and Maude
IScheuermau OF Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16
PEDAG0GUES THE HOSTS.

Grand Ball saltair Tuesday, 18th.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-14
JULY CLEARING SALE OF cor
 TONS AND sHEETIEGs.

20 pieces Fruit Of the Loom
 Muslin. worth 121c. Clear
 AuE CAlE % % o @ - s4f 10 pieces good quality CambTic.
 worth 12c. Clearing Sale ..-..S Se , pieces 42-inch BIeaehed Pil-
 low Case Cotton. worth IzLc.
 Clearing Sale .--....-....- 9c , pieces s-4 BIsache1 Shssting.
 worth 25e. Clearing Sale. s......I7e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-14
THE FIRST GUN
Charley C0meriord Talks About
 Bryan and Victory.

The local campaign opened this af- ternoon. c. C. Commerford taking the stump. which in this case was the sidewalk, for Bryan, Billy" Bryan, he called him.
 9'I have changed my party but not my principles and by all the polly wogs from Dan to Beersheba we'll give 'em rats" shouted MT Commer- ford.
 Give who rats?" asked his audi ence in the innocence of politics.
 "Who?" growled Mir .Commerford, who do you think but the republi- cans We'll give 'em rats. sure. Billy Bryan is the man as sure as the good book saith that God made little apples. I voted for him twice and by the Gulf of Mexico, I'll vote for him again even if I am in the re- publican party. G-r-r-r-r--rrr, but it makes my blood boil to hear some fel- lows denounce that great man Will liam Jennings Bryan, man whose heart is as large as his head and his head is full of common sense and he knows how to express it and to use it. W-r-r-r-rrr, but it's enough to make dog hit his father in the left eye, that's what it is.
 Tt is, what is it?" asked the audi ence.
 B-r-r-rrrrr, growled the ex-dem- ocrat taking the windows off his face, but he is a fine man, William Jen- nings Bryan is He stands alone with the distinction enveloping him of be- ing the only man in modern times that could survive two battles and be the leader in the third. B-r-r-r-rr, but shall vote for him again."
 MT Commerford growled another w-r-r-rr-rrr and seeing that he was becoming ferocious in his looks and language the audience thought it prudent to leave him, after thus wit messing the opening of the campaign.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-14
Summer Cottage Rurned.

Winsted, July 14.-The summer cottage at Lake Wonksumkonk in New Hartford owned by Alfred Bea- dle of New York, was totally de- stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss will be about 1000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-14
JUST READ THESE PRICES IN WASH GOODS FOR THIS
 SALE.

200 pieces Best Light and Dark
 Calicoes, worth 7c, Clearing 5000 yards Light and Dark
 Dress Ginghams, worth 10c.
 Clearing Sale .............7 .7c 100 pieces Figured Batiste,
 worth 10c, Clearing Sale. ...5c 50 pieces best qualiy Apron
 Ginghams, worth Sc. Clearing
 Sale .....................5l .5l9c 200 pieces best quality Cling
 hams, worth 12z to l9c,
 Claering Sale .............. l0c 100 pieces Mercerized Faneies
 in cheeks and stripes. worth
 25c. Clearing Sale. .l9e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-14
LINENS, ETC, FROM THE JULY
 CLEARING SALE.

10 pieces Bleached and Un-
 bleached Crash Toweling,
 worth 7c, Clearing Sale. .......5e LOO dozen Huck Towels, worth
 10c, Clearing Sale, for. .... .25e case Fringed Crocheted Bed
 spreads, worth s1.39,, Clear
 ing Sale :..9sc 10 pieces Bleached Damask,
 worth 39c, Clearing Sale ...25c 50 dozen Turkish Wash Cloths
 worth SC each, Clearing Sale
 for ............... ..5e 50 dozen Bleached Turkish
 Towels, worth 17c, Clearing
 sale ....-....... ...... l21Ioc 10 pieces Imitation Dress Linen,
 worth lie, Clearing Sale. 12lsc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-14
ANOTHER LIST OF MEMS G001 FROM THE JULY CLEARING
 SALE.

Mems Negligee Shirts. made up
 with faced sleeves, extra good
 madras and percales, neat pat
 terms, superior to any soc
 shirt made. Special for This
 sale Q ,5s Mems Balbriggan Underwear.
 long and short sleeve shirts and double seated drawers. all
 sizes. a garment that is sold at
 a bargain elsewhere st 5oC,
 for This Sale ...--..-...... 3. Boys Shirt Waist BlOuses. regu-
 lar 25e and 2sc value. for this sale --- % As Boys Overalls in blue cheek and
 plain. regular Z5e value, for This Sale -.-s.-.--- Fl Mems Half Hose in plain and fancy eolors. regular 12tzc and l5e value. for This Sale. Sc i
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
REMARKABLE FISH STORY



chicago, June ~ II wns a fish
story, but II must be- true, FOR II was
told by bishop y W Oldham AZ a
rally Of Chicago Methodlsm" held NJ
the Grace Methodist Episcopal church
Three other bishops we're present
Bishop Oldham comes from the Ma
lay archipelago w The Indian ocean
aud he has been attending the Mpthn
dist conference nj baltimore Ne wns
asked by the Chicago Methodist Social
union which held the rally. 10 deliver
nm address
Just 10 let YOU know about The 40
clal conditions In the islands, IN tell
you how people enjoy llfe there" he
said They build their houses M
close 10 the senshofe or rivers as pos
slbc. aud when they wake up IN the
morning they Just prop Mp window
stick out flehlnR pole and catch u
number OF fish Tor theif breakfast
without even getting ont VI bed Now
that Ia the truth
bishop Oldham then told how IN the
last quarter OF century the church
schools IN the lsla nd had Increased
from nm enrolment VI 10 10 over A.,
GOO lie said he hoped the Methodist
church soon would establish a college
there
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Sioux Falls. a h. lunc 4 The op
peal IN the case OF Mrs Emma Koui
man came up for hearing IN the ~
promo court today Mrs Kaufman
who IN The wife OF n wealthy brewer
aud one Of The pioneer residents Of
ihe city. was convicted and sentenced
10 prison more than u year arc ON
The charge Of having killed Agnes
polroia. i0yonrold girl employed os
n servant IN the Kaufman household.
The glrl died In a local hospital on
June 1906 Reports which came to
the ears Of The authorities led to The
body being taken up after burial ana
nm examination showed Il IL alleged,
TINT the glA had died from severe
beulnR Statements made by some
of the glfin fellow.eorvNnie aud 10y
noighbora resulted IN n charge OF
murder being brought AGAINST Mrs
Kaufman Witnesses testified NJ the
trial that Mrs Kaufman had ire.
oucntly bontcn the glrl In q most
mcrclless manner aud That ON ono
otcnalon she had thrown boiling wa.
ter over her Physicians testified that
the girls death was IN all probability
due 10 The NJ treatment she had re-.
colyod NJ the hands Of her mistress
The plea Of the defense ~ the trial
was one VI insanity
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Fortress Monroe, Va. June "a In
Hampton Roads the monitor Florida
fortified with water tight hulkhead
especially constructed and designed ~
represent actual war conditions, was
fired into with an American whitehead
torpedo The torpedo was fired NJ the
Florda'A water tiRht bulkhead com
pnrtment from distance approximate.
~ Of 400 feet In mn almost horizontal
line. II being started from n float ~.
peclally prepared for the occasion The
torpedo hit the exact spot which II In.
tended 10 strike This test was made
NJ Pine Beach, off the Jamestown ex'
position grounds, in about fifteen feet
OF water. the Florida drawing about
thirteen and half fet Two hundred
and twenty pounds Of gun cotton com,
prised the explosive charge carried by
the torpedo Gun cotton Ia powerful
explosive hut the hope OF officials was
the damage II might do may he alb.
sorbed locally. thus lnsuring practical
stability for the remainder of the yes
sells water tight compartment
The trial OF the monitor Florida was
satisfactory The vessel was seriously
but not vitality damaged and the In
Jury done IL said 10 be largely local
tzed. Further tests are unnecessary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
CHICAGO tliRoNgtb
Del,sA,s. aHd Visitors pout IN
LnL InANnnllnA


rht8to June No Republican aau
tallUhA arrived ssl0ida, hom sttefal
~ M mBhl lmnoflahi Aihloi attoM.
pahltd w bands ahd buaiht ilaRs AHA
ia,oilltAoh bahhttt. pl,lhf m thi
tatu mtlutesaHt iouthe N toiuf and
noisy enthusiasm That me hh essential
+ pati ~ every national political ruihtt
lhf DELEGATIONS was ifom Ntw fofk.
/ Pennsylvania ana ohio The confident
tnihHplaam o. The ohio delegation whs
no greater than The domuhsliuilte
lushli, N The ponhstlthhnns Mast
IN The pehnHylvnnlahh Arrived itom The
filisbutf district ana hpihbtts ~
clubs organized N The Interest ~ Sen
hiof khuk, whose headquarters afb
crowded with suphoitets nom hump
The ohio vlsltots are naturally m
The haprlcst frame of mind and coli
fldoni m thelf expipssed belief that
nothing can now prevent the hUmlha
tlon ui Secretary TAFT on The first hai
lot.
The arrival on the New ybfk delern
ton ON a special train was awaited
with snpcinl Interest The declarations
by uuvcthof iluphor that Under no rlt
cumaianccs would he accept The huin
lnntlon FOR the Vice presidency ana
hlH postlon with regard 10 The ptpsl
dcnry remained The sume IN that the
delegates are Responsible ib thplt cun
stltuohis ana to him nnd had tu effect
of iuclainp particular attention upon
the New York delegation. especially
wlth reference 10 the attitude 10 be-
taken with regard 10 the Vice ptesl
dcncy
The Pennsylvania delegation has
been provided with uulie sumpiuous
NJ hotel nnd IN the
Fine Arts building seats IN the audi
turlum having been removed 10 make
way Tor the adhutenis W Senator
Knox who are prepared 10 carry TN d
vigorous campaign The determine |
tlon OF The allies 10 "cntfy on The flphi |
nll along the line" IA sustaining Inter
eat IN The plans " various state dele.
cations that are bound by Instructions
fot one or another candidate other
thQp Ne TAFT
II has boon decided that Joseph
Cotton Of Duluth MINI, viii place
Frank u kullorg IN nomination Tor
he Vice presidency and Mt kelloegp
friends are actively engaged doing al
'hngs possible to promote hts rnndl
lacy one OF the arguments witch
hey are most vigorously pressing "
Governor Johnson may be given the
second place on the Democratic Ticket, Il
md they say n this be done the w.
lult IN Minnesota will become uhcef
ain .v
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
eHltAao Httvt ron HtpUn
iitbnt


thitatU M iHht vs. fHHlralii
tpH itiNH ha. boon auautsi oha
lht Hhi.liHs lulthN aip btmt mail
w. lhs rBllaalm ul thsl uaHlall l0
ia lIt mo.l rtHl ui hHil0lH puH
tahlltbt. hs mt be phlitota.bi b.
tUitifhtl
thb anahhtHDhit mHtt ttnft nal
Nd lhe bls tuliihf desirable rbt
Atalht lauhtHg la about 10000 NJ
f0uhi humh,fa ahd 10 lhp 10000 eaalp
one thousand 500 le oecuplti W. lbr
ielttbies hhi iho shine number Niii
bt used Nv Hlioihalts The doipeainh
and ailefnuits Wlii bp N The central
body ~ ne haii Ntufiy 800 seats
suHouhiihp me spoakefs platform
VIII be- allotted 10 WORDING newspaper
men A hundred Oh more distinguish
I'D guests and Officers uf The oonyeh
ton Win be- accommodated on The
platform
NN fiNWlNlWi N'NlN WI lN' WlNlN
moor and those IA The mes,aIhe boxes
and galleries vii be fof the general
public or that portion OF n fortunate
enough 20 ppl tickets which VIII BE-
divided between the nutionnl commit
leempn ana the local convention com
milioo.
Tuesday viii be- taken up who'll,
win The opening formnlltlca, the pre-.
iiminafy speeches ana the work Of OF
The convention viii be-
inpnod 10 ofdot promptly NJ The noon
hour by Harry " New OF indiana
chairman Of The national committee
The prayer ON the opening day viii |
be- made boy nIahop = ! Mudon Sec
leinry Elmer Dover viii rcud the ON |
rlnl call FOR The convention. and Sen
nior Julius G. Burrows Of Michigan
viii then be- introduced aa temporary
chairman Senator burrows viii then
proceed to sound the Keynote"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

The special correspondent Of the
Houston Chronicle sdnmtd ~ The ~.
uaiioh ~ COLLEGE a. The time the
board adjourned uhili Wednesday ua
follows
"fhe Situation was bert with The op
ponehts Of President Harrington con
centfatihe their efforts In ah ehdeayot
10 show that he is held IN disfespeet
by the siudenlsi that his continuance
IN uiiice viii work 10 The deiriment of
the school and that another year. un.
less conditions change. a a NJ VIII
be a college without student body
Tho friends Of President Harrington
are engaged IN m effort 10 show that
he IA The Victim Of conspiracy on
tered into on The part Of members ~
the faculty and carried out IN detail
BY the students, spurred on by thelt
hatred Of their chlef"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

bible school. o'i5 A. M services,
II q. M, subject Of acmon, Little
Things" Services, Slb y. m. sub
icct. Guilty or Not Guilty"
A most earnest invitation extended
10 all. a most cordial welcome TO all
visitors and strangers in the city. A
special invitation 20 commercial tray.
elera. Jas, A. Challenner
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

The refusal or failure Of the Com
mercial Secretaries 10 Indicate what
laws they Wish 10 have repealed,
what laws amended, and what new
laws enacted naturally excltes eua'
picion. IN this connection, II N well
for all good citizens 10 heed the nd
vice Of the Co.opefator and Farm
Journal 70 the members Of the Farm.
ers' Union mo movement for the
good Of the country n ever obscurcd
and concealed. Watch any movement
that does not openly avow its pur'
poses. Draw out all candidates IN all
parties ms 10 their position on Vital
questions Wake upl"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
ron CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO. I

The Eagle IL authorized 20 an
nounco Mr. Chas. II Vance, jr, Ns q
candidate Tor constable Of Mllllcan
Precinct No. I subject 90 the action
Vt tho Democratic primaries In luly
M Vance was born and raised In
that community and IN we'll known
TO the voters whose support he seeks,
lie has had some experience ~ an
officer and II well qualified for the
discharge Of the duties Of The office.
Ills nnme n presented by The Eagle
with pleasure,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
Mn1Annls1 nAuaoA.

SUNDAY school Mt Oib, public wor.
ship nj II n. M Subject, THE Limits
and Field Of Human Reason and Pro.
vince Of Human Faith" Service at
SAB p. m One Of the features Of the
morning service viii be n solo by Mrs.
Wilbur G. Davis The public cordial.
" Invited "a attend these services
j. H. Turontinc, Pastor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
Woman Baseball sesrsr.

Little Rock. June iS-Mre Lee
Dawklns. formerly Miss White, Of Pine
Bluff was appointed official scorer
At Brinkley, in the Arkansas baseball
league. She has been a great baseball
fan, and married Lee Dawhina while
he was with the Pine Bluff team -four
years ago Mrs. Dawkins " probably
the only woman official scorer In
eOuthcrn baseball
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

The newspapers are still discussing
The defeat Of lloke Smith In ueorgla,
and the lessons drawn from II are Al.
most as numerous as the writer's, Zach
explaining II according TO his taste
and fancy The Eagle adheros TO ~
opinion that the posthumans popular.
lty Of the successful candidates faith.
er. Joseph u Bown. The war govern.
or, supreme court Judge and United
States senator, was The trump card
that took the trick.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Messrs w. IT. and Carl Cole and
j. r.. Covey have received a handsome
rev boat for the Fin.Feather Club
lake. The boat was delayed at Dallas
during the late floods, and was press.
cd Into service by a railway official
IN doing quite a lot Of rescue work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

The IRE losses IN the United states
have averaged " 100000 n day durlne
the present year This reminds ~
that Bryan n not ns we'll protected
against nre M II ought to be- IN the
matter Of equipment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Texas has passed through its hap
tlsm Of food and Is ready TO give the
righthand OF fellowship in suffering
TO Oklahoma. Kansas. Missouri and
Arkansas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

When VIM. J Bryan's school boy son
heard Of his fathers defeat In 1904 he
exclaimed: who wants 10 go 10
Washington anyhow I'd rather stay
here In Lincoln with the bunch" He
Is four years older now. and can ap-
ply his philosophy to reconcillng him.
self to spending the next four years
in Washington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

The slxtleth congress left big pile
Of bills not acted on, but It's biggest
monument Is the hole II made In the
national treasury.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

With nine kinds Of currency In cir
culatlon. II looks like everybody ought
10 have money. II you haven't your
share, get out and hustle for H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

II the Lusitania and Mauretania
keep on breaking their own and each
others records. there will be no need
Of airships 20 cross the Atlantic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

The floods are the most elective
reducers OF the cottop acreage Those
Of the Mississippi and It's southern
tributaries are doing II now.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
BOARD MEETING.

Rev. Jas, A, CHALLENGER announces
n meeting Of the official board Of the
Cbritian church AZ the II o'clock ser.
vice this morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Among the chapperal and cactus OF
Southwest Texas snake catching Is a
bonanza; but there Is no rush.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

over n third Of the delegates to the
Chicago convention are federal office.
holders At least twothlrda Of the
other lwothlrds are federal office.
seekers, aud this Is why they are
shriekefs .t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

Lexington, KY, June is.--Lewls
Kinney a tobacco farmer. attempted
10 hang himself lie was cut down
iuat In time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

The Republican party has been
false 20 Us trust, but faithful to the
trusts. a..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

J. w. Massey Of Kurten was In the
city yesterday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14

~
The monopolsis are telling The
people In honeyed tones melllnuoualy
bland TO turn Texas loose" no the
cotton bears, The stock gambling
hears aud the railroad bears can catch
her aud eat her 49,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
LARGE Corn Receipts.

81 Louis. June 1S.-Corn receipts
Friday were 10000 bushels.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-14
ron iNsljaANnF

Call on Jno, y. Hines for Fire. Life
Accident Tornado, Plato Glass. and
Bond and Live Stock Insurance.
Phone i61. dtt