davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1908-06-19
For Playing the Wedding March.

What would be appropriate to give
to a nun who played the wedding
march at marriage In the Catholic
church? What would be better, a gift
or money?
The state herald., 1908-06-19

More people are fooled by the truth
than by lies.
The state herald., 1908-06-19
ONE WoMAN's ENDURANCE.
Southern Woman Suffers Torture
Without Complaint.

Racked and torn with terrific pains,
nightly annoyed by kidney irregulari-
The state herald., 1908-06-19

Mrs. Winsiows Soothing syrup.
For children tcethiug, softens the guns reduces In
n.mmatiOn, alAys pain, cures wind eollC. bottle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Dosk 81 I I ; f i il 1 e:
karstWO.

b Man sprzYiieemnosc wyrzec do
|lbre slowo 8 Elektrycznych gorzs
|klichs kroplaec:h,," pisse pani#:.Flfrano:
EElGonfiasn, pot HHI65ddston
n Yurku.,,J est to4dosko:
male lekarstx naSnie
istra wno5dl cililertqq.h haessw9qtroBy gdyJ'
] b,ddlew p,lleeoaehi ehorobg merck
nnile o a 1eplejj po1ec,o,nnt.s IS
5 ElE,lleelkltrlyyaczne krople eguluja osllaS
5Elbbiones orggarnia, ,ez5y7sslzczs kreW,u idzie::
slI9 nowsael 22ssHf,E .si aywotno5ss,c,iSf s3at'
::lbbyyais .meadottllnns 55 a. obojjggapllcsi
:ls3pprzedawane pod gwwarancYyae Y
a.pteceHM i. 6alseswwsskEiiego160t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Z 70 Z%NANSKIEG,O.

P~oGORzEJA. Pewlen gospot
dar1 Ro s1draiewa z}apal ma swollen,
polu miodego zajaca Z za albn,,l. go
do domu. Wsadzii go " starry ko-
ssyk, wkopany troohe v .ziemisssisz
w,ierzchu nakryty deska. Tam sic
dial sobie zajaczek blisko 10 tygo4
dni; karnr iony trawka mlek,iiemn, IA
|dnie wv,:ece wyr6sl. j ;!diosyc juz sic O.
swoil Z nowem otcozeniem, tax il
[gospodarE byl pewien, 70 mu
wiezieni ME ucleknie. Wtyoh dnrach
vice, ohoac mu dad nieco wiecej
|powietr.za odkryl kossyk poszedl
mad row by aaarwa6 troche swiezej
trawy. J ednakze byIo jego zdumie-
lie, g,dy y wr6ciwszy, ;znalaz4 kossyk
(pr6tny . " oddal, ujrza} ~zmykajao
[oego pr z pole zaJaca, kt6ry mmuu
ma pooseesnaanie ty1ko bia1y ogonekl
pokasal. MONA sobie wyobrasiitd
mine, jskat na widok ton srobi1 60.
slpodarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
!: Z-4G:ALICYI

sTANIsK,A 81 y j. i {: = IA osta J
tniem oo,iedrao,u radv mieiskiei
-,oroa,ona zoata}a aniava kreovania
|bi.kno.t;v, .rzym: k.tol,x6v VISTA
'b;a,avov,a. NJ vn;baek fadny,h ].
! II. Eisa1t, vvbnuo
p toa; III .p III; ala !
i v,ocb rad,vob ; VI, zastanov hurmi.
[.t,,.. tt6,. u j ibisDiu Mast,
hoo,nn;d -; s. cs,sm ntvo,zani,
.;ed,, ~ ,n;a1 yzvs.onk.t. : r.
|s1em mlese'e, y. as1ol'zszem os'si
wyDlera s's. ospu'acya spf"~
We 10 arcyp..ks. -R.!ozeWsk'ego.
NoWY sAGZ. Burza z pio-
'runami, kt6ra szaiala sNowyn
saosu j okbliidty1;, y sapiooiv'io,deowala wy
lew Dunaiotals i !. Potipt,topradui, oraz icb
rex polb q. j I w,';yJirzadzitas szko-
acknowledgement lglfiutn,tach, n d
to p1lorupy iziaa1b,ii{y; s-ch ludxi, pc je-
.dnym " MusszY1niie. Krzynicy i "
oKolioy starego sacza, ! "a pred
hie6ciu ], Kadukn " Nowym saczu
=o|gaassya piotunIdzieoko.
!; i J, !, .,n
~ .;,L,n..s;s 49, :, !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11


ttn u ~ aass sag aldlsso' axbor 4 I
jppoo s niejj l !. .lkLsilmn y lll, ls u ~ \ y j ,'Esu,'
I,wolni6 dla brai,ul dlosswood66 \ NM.
Gt'D[1AlAlN'IssAKIs.. N RAJ az M, / p / ol's''l y
Ewydarsyl si NaItI.Els n ni1a \
pol. na % ''rs'tls b 8, q, lllalatd
pa,deek, Pieeo ''iu5 ulo1nil6K.p NJ ].
jechalos btt6d1kLaa lkaaglowg. Mllaar MAJ ln,',r''s
e sstatku wojjennego ,A A,,g i ura
|towali 8 mlodziehc6w, aa dwt,dtcht
! nr'iio q, n 4 zlul: Bethgei Ter,
pitt, utooDpelo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Z OJCZYZNY
3 PRUS POlLS||RllICl['lHl4[. !.

psTRoD. Njeszezs6cie wyydlssrrssyy-
10 dig v pistek, y mas nlaaaszym m rli'1to
wskatek osuniecla sie mu u1 Pc
wHego budypku zosts1o$ dwdch g;
mliieniiarzy przzeax grnzY zksypanych.
Ciezko rannych oastawiono do lasa :
retu, gSd1siiea pc kilku godslnach
xmarli. Ma m1ejscu niesscseseciisa
Drukowis'nlo ui1ice, przyczem podikto'-
Pano abytnio fpndam1ent muru,
yakutek czego tenlze sic osunaf J
appwodowal katastrofes .
y WIEKlCH A b donoa
sss. do ,,Gaz. Gdahskiej.. Many
Nenaca Gdy zawItal do naszej pa,
tafiii i widsiai stroskane oblicszal
styqhh polskieh owlecsek, pooieszy:a
nas, BE bsdzie ola . dobrym: pa
sterzem j wszystko propaz.1osstani'e' tax,
JILL byto. prxadtem, TO zpacsYg, e
niiemesy6 ME bsdzis. a oto, 90 s6s
disiejeq Co traeoig niedziels many
jul piemileckie kazarie, . obok te-
20 zosta} zaprowadzony niem1nti'eeokii
6piew. W6rdd!parafianf Polskich pa
nuje ! tego powodu ocsywiscie
wielkie wzbuErzenie i boles6 ma te
move moody.
Lud szemrze coraz g}osniej, roz-
drA4nienie Gig wvz;mE.agga ale { powo-
du niezaradnodcii 'kkohozy sic ma tern
ssemrahiiu.. Mkt, jakoandieemoze sise
tn zualed6, ktdsyby p~otsafi1 skar~
81 ma to zaprowadz,aeanniiee nlismnc'zyyznny
S. =. SO s-+k - Mt $3.50 EI, sSsSrj $.T-s $500 "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
s sis'l's'lal t'j. see ,g.' o9k<,.sgoH '!I kasa]
l'al,l I 4 IL ~ ~, 1 I % ]! )) Ialre. J Y NJ

ssSS2SEsS HS%af8Sg3 IN@MIgsE3s a1H., 49, .#H%%%E n ssEESESs3ss $s23$Ss
q " lplsrxelesas.llly y]n gs 81,
aapiiu sosta Il taa - dl,o, .all'y ! lal.T Ka-
81 al J;a /. ii y Gtdr i y Peters, tsss
barkn umarf wias 81 esllk s. IL
s.aoyE ~ 50. Byhprof1saas,od5rtean'ill I "
(IEak 4 I u,owy przy IA ~; katollii-
EolkIiiei " Petarsbutlrgu, ale rad 60
1nulslupnal., 4. PP'raaaooeF va pPotem pprzeez j jslh,1
oaas v 3 Ka ! Il, jjaako dusszpaalss,tt,elrrz ale ale
s.ttammtgd 90 wydaioneo'.. 10. Wr6cil
E y @ P 'e't.: \ IS e gdz,e '. bis 90 &
~ > D q q ], ~. unarf 5.. ap Y,
@ homo soib be- .je'g gs, za4s.t ''lE'i pre-
=wsi.eziono jego c, l'to5 do KoWna,
gdzie. odby4 sie:wspanis}y pogrEeb:
s~KALMIERzYlsE. VI z,esz,llaa'
sobote sastr1elii soa4,daasoy rosyjaoy'
" blisko6oi Trkissowa# p~rlemJytnnika,
byl nm niiejjak,dFraska5d K Isali'n :,
Przemytniicy5 Jjdda Cd dlasszeegos czasu
uprawiali kontrabande j 70 za7zspta--
"a zydowska. stras graniicozna spo.'
str,:z,eagIEa to i w1asssn ii tpoeaddczas SWEET
~rosyjskieohl PostaWiono podwdiny
laneuchs so'lda16w ktdrzy ~spostrze.
eli 0ande, lee1 udalo i'm sie tylko
jeduego : niej po1osy6 trnpem, dru
dsy xbiegli daieti oiite'mnin 'oSo nocy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
4 d M N < ALA.
ce| ares2toWAno.
W,ARszAwA Tutejs,s:y ,.s.:

WARszAWA. Tutejssyassass
okrsgoDva,y,, rozpatrywai . IS q
diniaoplh' sprave bylego 5 starsseggo
strasniks ziemskiego pow. mihlsklEo-
mazot,,wsiieokiiego. jams riazcsolka, q
.skatzonego . znIeeanie zig mad mie-
sskash5c,en1 stanislaawRa, To'mniaassze 81
s ,,ni,l L, w ivilri d v dn,iu > kkviietnla. I .
T. y uulrrzs,dtzie powlstowym, podcsas:
| ha '.'ltlll i Al alr ',ltl1 ow,suaggoh pod .ar1u.-
TEN nlalefenlla, do bol6wki. r !. s
JaEo Da u 8 u tv 4 iaytta'' .bbyla 80:
=sis Y Il z l,l,i Is, ! .a=i aaslaa,s ,py Ply
lek, ae,aganyoh lrubaa,m,ii II Zzadavs'aalla
pna s. str r,,aslsi1'a 5l mupseossarnie ., drazgoc'aac'
tloe, kt6rs ME doiskka.no: Welding
.sssaa,hh sl5siadtk6w, mlasss1f / 4 4 i, A
sala ssafie n~aoxslnika stray
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
] | |I|..l s4 - :

Sb1%EGIsssSs fs8$t#e EE sSsssSsSAS SSH94#s##$$ aSaHHSG#S IA
ll'al,l \ NE P'e g. k' esp 40 I w \ l''E'
bplrrsSHihr, ssohaflgosttcch,aa; ., ezterelc 'liE
klusownikId6yw ,TIlElriss,obI uciekso, MAJ ~
; t'.'ll g 4 '.s a'.xa Y 4 as Pes !. ~. pr11 u
.tr1ymal. Kloosowwwnik byl silnisjjszymm
% ledlinl li c'','lgs 5. byaby M y sis me- llsS,
.wastplliwie wydarl, gdyby nj ME pies
.Pesohkkego. btdrty wldzac swego Rs p:
"a na Y opaatltaaac'h,t, prl1zyysalkLI.o''cluz,Jy]l m l1l1.f1 ppo g
mooa ! ugrryys115 ktusow wink y ptoggee.
To poskutko;waailoo. Klusownik pa:
..rluciI fOszye, poozem lle6aiczy saallprso-.
:wwaad1siil 60 q policys. Kl1ulssoe.wnio,Y
pochodza Miechowl1los j Karbu.
GL1W1GE- sz ic1alir1 mno W. ssiie
I'd v ooklrto,pl,nay slp,os6tb! v dommalchI
j przy. kapale v :KElltto'dilnniic,y ! !
rowniezz prey ulicy Wilhelmowsk,eji.
.sykody wyrzadzonej " pfwnicachl,
nagasynaoh ftp: SO ogromne Ma
wet "a bia1ego dnia spootyka sig en- "a
81 tych zwierzat.
POLACY Ma SLAsKU, posta,-
viii jake kandydatdw "a posIdw:
j na oktartag opol4alkli, ksiadz; Jan l Ka-
pltza, proboszcs " Tychach,
81 ma okreg p~szczyhsko rybnicki:
sdwokat dr.. Zygmunt segda " Ka-
towioach,
81 ma okrsgg r ls'ci 10 goepodaerrzss j
czlonek sarzadu banku ludowego
Ludwik Raczek ". Raolborzu.
hR0LEWSKA HUTAs Sztue
cznJ warlkodz uratovaii pewngdzfew-
"a 6mierei. Ne kopalni hr.
Larry maszYderya pochwyoiia dsiewas
ees,ygnle "a wwlosy. Wszysttkie dziew
cezyny, kt6re to wldziaiy, stansay
JAZZ s,kam1enaa1ez przerazepia, gdyt
bsly pewne togo. e mssnyn. dsiev
cze ro ), ! r KKawa1ki. Drew
cozsyna opierala. sic Gala. si4ae oiagna-
eel ia mooy; naraz zachwia4a sic j
potoczy}at:w ty}:. STU cznyJ w 'arE't
mlaszynera wyrwaa jej 2 +wlos6w !
tej okoliozno5oi dziewczyna !zaw I.
dzie,cza, swe ocalenie. Dzlewosyny
I-ss@AsnEE - I.H-E g.r".E# r. rIEgI4 T-EaffEG EI~.t 5Gt
oniemia1ea p|'iierwotnie Z PErserazenia,
wybulcb1y teraz gwaltownym 6mle ne
chem.
BYTOM (Morderstw6-).D Do WIG
kienit " Bytomiu odstawiono nice
jakiego Augusta Miohalczyka,z Roz.
batkul !.miiesskaJacego M ii. Dabro.
wskiej. Prsybyw1,sszsy1 " sobots osta'
tnia nliietrzez w do doomu pc wyp}a-.
Ole, mlaf sp6r z zor4 sWola poWo'
du tegot 10 ME oddaa jjej >znnasEnej
wyp}aty. Unie6lony v s}osci /
Michaliks p'c1hn4t s ], zone Y pliielrsi
1n i . kt6ry skalleosy4 SERGE
IT$Egt.. .a..2E.s .a.a S.&Egsi... 49, u, ,Srs.Gt 5.IsE
klrr':6tko potem iona ! smasla : morder
&, aress.tow.ao.
- = -...,-.- $3.50
/. I. I ]. ron ' I ID NOS l.lli u, /.
wARss.zz1AwA T '1'ltjgj .I,..sElt1
oklrsgovsyy rozpatrywai Y say q
dniaolhi sprave byasgo ~stars1egg e
satrasnika ziemskiego pow mihskko1
maazo,w,biieo kiego. jams riazcsolka, q
bkataonego . sneean'ie. zig mad mie~
lskashd,c,en stanislaws, Fo'mmnsssaz,eemn' en-
=, NM ~ 800 u M a.I9s1 "a. at = rrFss.G. J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

H.' To- .."-4 r. ".'E. |tlF ,&E .-Et .St."@ -r- 'fHs..-sfE
w POZNANIU ~urzqdsily Polk
drugi vice protestacyjny, na kt6
~ zebraio sic blisko 1000 Polek !
sna.o O.. liczba Polak6wsz bliska j
Il Eda .siis vice Vi; sagsa gait: , ,. Amelia T ID
lodzieoka. Na, przewodniosacs wy
brano p. doktorowa Niegolews1kae,
kt6ra n swe zastepczynie uprosila
PIP. d. kdze Ersepkows Klare
Pacskowsska. Kiero wnictwo wieca
przejela P. DR.. Eraepkowa Powofa''
wszy na sekretarski Up. Aniele
Koehlet6wne Kaminska oraz oafy
szereg Fawniczek. Ma wiecu tYm
przemawjaf nastepuJace pane:
dr. Ertzepkowa, AIMS Mielecka 2
! tovic1na g. slasku, Adamowa
sCzallihska re Zakrzewka " Pru::
saah ZsIchodnich j Helena Rzseepeo /.
.ka. Ppmiedsy inaemi stawi1a sic
ia wieo p. Drzymaliua 2 PoGgra-
dowll,c j powrtaanua burg oklaskdw
podziek lo,wva}a spdlecsehstwu polr
skiemu q nowy w'goz, Y kt6rym ts-
RAJ j u, mezowi i dzieoiem jest
cieplo.
s2.se a-ETI q .Hg. WE.tE&s- Etts--4tJ.y aItN='h IF rs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

-.. -- ~ R&&l r. g "fE s"E "-t sFr sIg af. - - s-.Ft H
N n = !. Wy "; . spravdae-
ME snn al Pevien tuteiszy obywatel
mliaf nastepajaoy sen: snilo mu sig,
IL gfa1 v l,ote'ry,al. ]. I. piyeoiu
losdv estery losy wygr7wa}y.
Ito 4 rAsem 5000 rs ~ zara' =. dra-
ri dzzlvehd kuplt tel s los6w lottteeryil
gniezniehskiej na konnie ifwYggraalll
rzecsy wiiS5oiie na 4 losY to: koniss
100: mlk., srebrne nakrys'aiss oras
d,w,iie srebns .1yski. cb ',5,'sss.. iog6iitesall'
NE 4: 5000, ale jednnak Y vieltiej
miierze sen sic spra.w,.'dilissilfts zapewnliee
ME beedlaie w1Srddd nss nikoso, kt6
l5yby sobie :poedot 'lb snu jego'
apraa daselniia ME ssyczys. u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

. " r. q" - g. ~ :: t%=~ss~ ~ II. I. -
u ELBLAGA donossa 0 ok1ro-
pnej zbrodni. " zeesszia nl'eedlsiele
zamordowana z 1 e 2 ! letnia stu
zaca Augusta Follert. Bedaec ma
elazbie " okollcY, odwieds1}a "
niedx,ele rodzic5w, miessFajacych
v kolonii= Papgriitz. W p%oniedzia.
lex wieczoo rem a i jej OF
czyma, robotnika ClasseD, ma kt0~
rym ciasy p~odejrsenie, (ia swa pas
sierbice zamordowalt..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
sLAYS SISTER AND SPOUSE
Accidentally Wounded and Asks
That Throat BE Cut.

stuttgart Arb, June g. one or ths
most airocuuH murders ever com
mliied IN lhla county took place near
Cfuohed nayou on plantation known
M the Cfnlk Place Hen ollyer shot
and klled Ma sister, Mrs stanley VINO
was aettlnp out uweet potato plants ~
the parden lie then went Into the
house and shot and killed stanley who
was IN bed sick oliver left but M
he climbed over fence 100 yards from
the houae, hln Run was dlHthntreu'
maklnn fearful wound lie was seen
hy Cotton iielt local freight crew
who piDhed him up aud brought him to
ptuttgtri llln wounds were dressed
and he was turned over TO the sheriff
who took him 90 the county seat NJ
| Dewitt
Tho only reason that oliver could
elye fo, hln crmo was that hla nlttei
had hoeA wrnngod tie begged thos,
attondln hlm here Ia cut f'- 'hfeh'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
EXTENSIVE DECORATIONS.
Auditorium NJ Denver Il 10 BE
lav,shly Adorned.

nenyuf. June A. Decorations Uf the
new Denver auditorium for The na'
tional Democraiic convention IN iuly
viii be The most elaborate used at any
similar convention IN the country
Among the decorations viii be ais
United states flanp thirty by flfiy feet
-Four OF these will be- behind tho
uponhefe platform, aud between these
four flnrs viii be suspended an I'M
menue curtain OF bunting containing
5000 yards Of aewod cloth In the
center OF the curtain will be- a shield
seventeen feet lone aud fifteen feet
Wide Attached 10 thla shield viii be
elahi fifteen foot ilaga aud ON each
side OF this central shield viii be -four
nimlaf nhloldu twelve feet long, dla
playing eight flaw
nehlnd The platform Will be an enor
nous hank Of green roplnR aud af,l
flolal palms standing flfieon feet hlgh
/ Immediately over the PLATFORM VIII hl
suspended four stuffed eagles VIII
wlnaa extended twelve feet
Tho balconies viii be- drnned VIII
rcd white ana blue bunting, with
series nf shields, The two oolora alter
mating along The rails
The aamn scheme ut decoration VII
be- carried out with regard ~ che en
lofloa
Tho side walls of The auditorium
from the ceiling down wlll ho ooyero
hy one large dfhneHowod hhnilnl
Forty olrht stars ton feet ln dlamele
Will cover The ceiling
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
Monr pAMAea raeonrro.

Wind and Rain Cause Destruction IN
the Vernon Section,
Fort Worth, June a-lieportu have
been received from Vernon that n ter
rlble wind ana rain storm struck that
section, causing more deetpoiion TO
the line than at any time this spring.
Three bonls Of the big bridge over
The pecoa river n Vernon we're swept
away ana the county bridge built fe'
Gently NJ great expense, was destroyed
The wind destroyed the Frisco round
house at Vernon, blow down outbulld
lnes aud wrecked large oil mlll The
Denver line n practically tied uh
The Cotton nelt 10 the only line
crossing Rcd river a. fexorkaha
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04

heniHon June 2 one OF The worst
electrical storms OF years with ire.
mendous rain swept this section hfaln
Tuesday night Three henta OF false
work nj the Katy bridge we're swept
away w Il Drake, vice president and
general manager Of the Frisco, y
dlreoting the work on the oklahomr
side OF the Rod river A very deHlfnct
lgo hail storm WAS reported west o
here Cotton aud oats are mueh dam
aged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
Another Heavy Rain

sherman, Tex, June 2 There was
another heavy rain In the Red river
hell Tuesday nlght and fhuredhF
morning also There II a flyeioot rise
Of the river north OF penleon All OF
the work done by the Frisco ana Katy
al the bridge was washed away, ana
the nlnatlon Ia nov like II was attHl
tho south span OF the bridge Went
last "Wednesday. A big force OF men
were carried 20 the scene ny tho fr'p''
from this place,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
Hare Rnnort. For putty.

Austin, Juno 3 S-Gcncral Luther rs
Hare who has been designated Na mn.
tnry adviser for the Texas National
Guard hy the war department hae
rcachcd here and reported for duty
Ccnoral Hare viii live at Austin liin
Grst duty win be the Inspection OF th'
euard ior ihc coming iont maneuN'i'
M Leon Springs. July 2 TO H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
rARtr poys wERG 0lrrEN'
puppy, Supposed Mad, To Ne Taken
10 pas,eur institute

Dallas. June IA puppy supposed
10 be- afflicted with hydrophobia, bit
three little boys hcrc state Health OF
flcer numhy, Who Ia ON ylslt here
had the puppy placed IN o bird case
and will take the animal 10 the ras
ieur institute ut the state capital
where the canine viii be closely
watched
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
PECULIAR FATALITY.
Man pulls on Relns, Bridge Breaks and
Ala Neck Ia Broken.

Waco. June Awhile James Cole
A prominent farmer, was on route TO
this city. HIS horse shled at paper
Mr. Cole pulled hard on the rolns. the
bridle broke lie fell backward from
the buggy aud broke his neck a WIDOW
and -four children are left
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04
NOTED scoreHMAN NO MORE
puIt bridge at Austin and Did muen
Other Railroad Work.

Montreal. juno Ss-sir Robert dll'
leaple Reid. railroad builder and capt
,allat died here Thursday, lie was a
native Of Scotland, He contracted for
and built the Colorado river bridge
AZ Austin, Tex. In 1880, and all IRON
and masonry brIdgca on the llrat spV
milea of the Southern Pacific railway
weat from san Antonio
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-04

Considerable oats Received
chicago June . oni tovolp'' fu'7
dny we're aOn ears
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28

The hippodrome, hurdle and chariot
races with the Coulter & Clark Dog and
Pony Shows that are billed to appear
here Monday, June LIST, are said to be
out of the ordinary in the way of start
ling features. This, of course, is one
number of long, varied and intensely
interesting program. Their prices of
admission are very modest and within
reach of all-35 cents for adults and 20
cents for children. Children under six
years, with parents, will be admitted
free. They will exhibit on the lot north
of the High School building, giving an
afternoon and evening show.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28

Visiting the depot as we do twice a
day looking for news items we cannot
fail to see some funny sights, but one
day the past week we saw something
which caused us to step around the
corner of our old shed of depot and
enjoy hearty laugh. A we'll known
society lady of Leon was at the depot
to meet friend who was coming to
visit her. She wore one of the latest
creations known as Merry Widow hat,
and when her friend stepped from the
train she wore headgear of the same
description. The two women immedi-
ately started to kiss each other and
then they were up against it good and
proper. The brims of their wide
spreading sky pieces would collide,
leaving a void of about three feet be-
tween their pursed lips each time they
ATTEMPTED to salute each other. Their
comical efforts attracted considerable
attention, but they finally surmounted
the difficulty by each inclining her
head to one side, SO that the hats
dropped over their shoulders.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28

Coulter & Clark, who will exhibit
their Dog and Pony Shows here on Mon
day June 1st, afternoon and night, carry
10000 candle-power lighting plant,
turning night into day under their
waterproof tents. The program offered
by these gentlemen is as far ahead Of
the average show as their Illuminating
plant is in advance Of the old styled
torch light. Their tents are always
packed and their performance always
diverting and pleasing to young and
old. Their enterprise is conducted on
strictly business principles, they adver-
tise nothing they do not have and make
no promises to the public they do not
fulfill to the smallest detail. They al
low no gambling or games of chance,
boisterous or incivil conduct on the
part of employees. Ladies and children
can attend without escort and feel as
safe in the tents of Coulter & Clark as
they are in their own homes.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28
Presbyterian Notes.

Subject for next Sunday mornine
will be THE Friendship q God. Miss
NJ. Bertha Lester, of Salem Iowa. Who
sings at commencement thiAweek hos
kindly consented through theeourta.ss'~r
of her niece, Mrs. Bell, to sing Asolo for
US at the morning service and wiz rrob.
ably sing at the evening servictal leo
Evening topic, Echoes from Genraj
Assembly, "Our Attitude on the LaEr
Problem" Church Union" "EvangelisnA
Temperance" etc. etc.
Thursday evening the pastor will give
his Introductory lecture beginning the
course of bible history to run through
out the year. This will be one of the
best courses of bible study, and will be
accessible to all. Anyone feeling def.
Gent in bible knowledge, or who would
like to refresh their minds by review
will find this just such course as they
have been wanting. Every member of
our church is urgently requested to en-
role with the class. The Juniors elect
ed officers last Sunday, Nina Olsen was
elected president, Maude Ogilvie, vice
president, Joe Waight, secretary.
The eleventh district c. E. conven-
ton meets at Osceola June. "a and B.
Rev. W. E. Kunz is assigned the topic,
"Endeavor Fields and Forces to come
Thursday morning, June a. 1t is hoped
our society can send several delegates
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28

A we'll known farmer living north of
Leon who is one of the best road drag
gers in the county, was invited to take
ride in Leon auto recently and was
given spin over some of the country
roads. He tells us that if the owners
of autos will try the experiment of TAX
ing some of the farmers for ride in
their machines he will guarantee that
there will be more road dragging, for
even he was surprised at the difference
which was evident when riding over
them in an auto. 1t is a good sugges-
ton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28

We heard another good original one
on the merry Widow" hats the other
day. One Of the Leon property owners
who had been notified to build new
cement walk was talking to Dan Sulli
van about it and wanted to know why
1t was that the walks were ordered to
be built four feet wide, insisting that
three and half feet was wide enough
for a sidewalk. Dan promptly replied
that of course it was necessary to have
the walks four feet wide, or how could
two ladies walk side by side wearing
"Merry Widows
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28

We have received with the compli-
ments of H. w. Wells, of Cotton, Cali
fornia, former we'll known resident of
this county, a pictorial souvenir of the
battleship fleet on it's arrival on the
Pacific coast which was issued by a Los
Angeles firm. Mr.. Wells writes that he
had the pleasure of enjoying visit on
the Kansas, one of the finest vessels of
tha fleet
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28
Raising Lots of Wheat.

The Lineville Tribune last week pub
lished list of 103 farmers residing
within a radius of ten miles from Line
vile who are raising winter wheat, and
the list shows that total of 2401 acres
are in wheat. Many of the names are
those of Decatur county farmers. The
largest wheat raisers are S. I. Massey
who has 100 acres this year and Jesse
Bryant who has 115 acres.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28

Fred Teale received last Wednesday
evening fine new Jackson touring car,
which he will use for pleasure riding
with his family. 1t is one Of the finest
cars made and we envy him. The car
was purchased through Bowsher & Bow
sher, Of this city, who purchased car
of autos, the car being stopped to I'M
load one at Osceola, where it was sold
to a customer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28
School Report.

Creek z term ending May %, Long
Der of dSnnship, District No. 6: Num-.
8; averas taught, 90; number enrolled.
number casually attendance, 7; total
cost of tuhpf hardness, 5; average
pupil, S4.2S. y per month for each
neither absent hrence Heather was
teacher. tardy. Myra Moore.