davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1908-01-28
Is a New Find.

This is a new find for this camp and
district, as no authentic find of gray
copper ore has been reported hereto
fore. All of this ore sampling 500 and
above is being sacked Of which there
are now several tons. The lower grade
ore, of which there is several feet, is
being piled upon the dump for future
treatment.
, 1908-01-28
TIME OF JOHN HALL
FUNERAL is CHANGED,

The John Hall funeral which was to
have been held Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock at the Catholic church has
been changed to Thursday morning at
the same time and place, owing to the
non-arrival of relatives.
, 1908-01-28

Paris, Jan. 2S.-Francis Marie Ben
jamin Richard, cardinal I'M archbish-
OPP of Paris, died here today from con-
gestion of the lungs, after a short ill
ness. He was born in Nantes March
1, 1919, and was made cardinal in
1889.
, 1908-01-28
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
WITH HIS PRISONER.

Shriff Bath got home this morning
with Jack Corners from Denver and
Corners is now in the county Jail
awaiting trial. County Attorney Dow
ney who was also in Denver returned
at the same time.
, 1908-01-28

January Is there was a surplus of $22,.
600, 900, a gain of S34, 100 900 in the
short space of two weeks. A still fur
Their large addition to reserves is prob
able this week, owing to the unusual
influx from the interior. These sud.
den changes are partly due to the re-
turn of crop money, but mainly to the
return of funds sent to the interior
banks during the panic. For some time
to come we are undoubtedly likely to
see an increasing accumulation of idle
funds and low rates for call money. On
the stock exchange weak points have
been so thoroughly eliminated, and
those not made public have been so
thoroughly discounted, that the market
is comparatively insensitive to any un.
favorable news.
Panic Has Don Its Worst.
In financial circles there has been
a decided revival of confidence. The
panic there has done its worst, and
is now working itself off in CONNER.
cial and industrial affairs. This re-
vival of confidence is reflected in the
greatly improved demand for high.
class bonds and stocks by institutions
and rich investors. The bond market
is in strikingly favorable contrast with
last midsummer, when the most desir.
able issues were practically unstable,
owing to the abnormal rates for money.
Readjustment Taking Place.
The depression in business is spread
ing more rapidly than is generally sup
posed; commodity prices are already
declining and the process of read
justment in the industrial and COM
mercial world is now well under way.
OF itself, this is not a misfortune,
since there is no question that once
prices fall to a lower Inc more settled
basis there will be a resumption of
activity on the lower plane. The pc
riod of transition, however, is a time
of more or less uncertainty and irrita-
ton. AS already explained in these ad-
vices, there are reasons for hoping
that the era of business depression
will be shorter than usual, owing to
the strong financial condition of our
farmers and manufacturers, and the
fact that the country is not suffering
from over-production. There will be,
however, more or less curtailment in
consumption, because of the enforced
idleness of many hands and the econo,
mics necessitated by changed business
conditions.
Prospect of Early Resumption.
AS soon as the industrial situation
becomes more settled and the politi.
cal outlook more clear, there is pros.
pect of an early resumption of business
activity-if not before. These condi-
lions, however, are not likely to have
any immediate effect upon the stock
market; the great improvement in
monetary and financial conditions re-
sulting directly from the panic being
sufficient to fully compensate for all
the unfavorable conditions elsewhere.
The situation abroad is improving,
easier conditions in the money market
having caused a revival of investment
buying. At first this will be directed
to home government n railroad Sc
curities; but better class American Sc
c~urities will also come more into favor
with foreign buyer5.
, 1908-01-28
vIscOUNT HAYISHI, THE FOREIGN
MINISTER, MAKES ANNOUNCE
MENT IN LOWER HOUSE
DIET THIS MORNING.
Canadian Question Has Been Definitely
Settled, But Negotiations With
America Were Still Continuing,
With Prospect of Satisfactory Ad-
iustment-Flotilla Welcomed.

Toxic, Jan. 2S.-Replying to the in
terpellation in the lower house of the
diet Severing Viscount Hayashi, for
eign minister, spoke at length on the
foreign policy of the government, in,
Guiding negotiations with America and
Canada. He announced that the Ca
madam question had been definitely
settled, Japan agreeing to restrict emf,
grafton to Canada within reasonable
limits. The negotiations with America
were still continuing, but he was able
to announce that a satisfactory settle
ment was within sight.
, 1908-01-28
Additional Ice Gang Put to Work.

The Japanese ice gang at North
Platte, Neb., has been transferred to
this point and will be put to work to
day. The Knadler gang will be put
on the old pond and the Japs started
in on the new one. Cutting the river
, 1908-01-28
To Meet Fleet.

The Argentine fleet which has put
out to meet the American fleet of bat
tleships, after exchanging greetings
with the American fleet, will sail in
its company two hours and then re-
turn to Cape Corrientes, whence a de-
tailed account of the greetings ex,
changed will be signalled to this
city.
, 1908-01-28
Will Carry Case Higher.

The cases are lot to be reported nor
does the court state in announcing it's
decision the ground on which the de-
cision is based. The decision makes a
call for state primaries on February
II regular. Prosecutor Welty OF Allen
county says he proposes to carry the
case to the United States supreme
court.
, 1908-01-28
Engine Out of Shops.

George Hunts engine, No. 232, which
has been in the shops for light repairs
is being broken in today.
, 1908-01-28
OIL TANKS AT PORT HARTFORD
CATCH FIRE AND BURNING
FLUID is SPREAD
UPON WATERS.
Wharf is on Fire and One Hotel is
surned-Twenty Men Have Mar.
row Escape When Explosion o.
curred-Residents Escape to Hills
in Scant Attire-Property of Stan.
dard Oil Company.

San Luis, Obispo, Cal, Jan. 28.-Two
tanks belonging to the Standard Oil
company at Port Hartford caught fire
today from burning oil in a tank be.
longing to the Union Oil company
which was struck by lightning yester-
day. One of the Standard Oil tanks is
nearly filed with oil. The other, which
was nearly empty, exploded, the oil
flowing into the water and the whole
town of Port Hartford is threatened.
Wharf on Fire.
Port Hartford wharf is afire, accord
ing to one report, and the Hotel Ma
HE at the wharf is probably destroyed.
Several schooners are lying in to take
all the people aboard in case the port
it doomed.
More Tanks Catch Fire.
Four of the nine oil tanks at Port
Hartford are afire and it is apparent
the others are doomed. Oil has spread
over the waters and for more than
half a mile square is burning. Twenty
men on a burning tank barely escaped
when it exploded.
Fleeing to the Hills.
Families of the employees of the oil
companies whose houses are close to
the tanks, abandoned their homes
scantily clothed and rushed to adjoin-
ing hills when the Standard Oil tanks
caught fire this morning. No injuries
are reported so far.
, 1908-01-28

itself will soon begin. The railroad is
finding this the best ice field on their
line.
, 1908-01-28
WILL BREAK
THE RECORD
PRESENT MONTH EXPECTED TO
BE THE BIGGEST IN HISTORY
OF THE ROLLING MILLS.
N~ineteen-Inch Mill Resumed This
Morning and Whole Establishment
Running Full Blast-A Portable
Shears Just Added - Railroad
Notes and Personals.

The 19-inch mill started up again
this morning, after being shut down
yesterday owing to a shortage of coal
and also for some repairs and now ev
erything at the mill is humming. Man
ager Jacobus, barring accidents, looks
for January to be the biggest month
in the Laramie rolling mills history,
and better still, everything looks well
for a continuance of this pace.
Portable Shears.
A portable shear has just been con-
structed, for use in shearing the scrap
in and about the yard, where the scrap
is located a considerable distance from
the permanent shears. They have al.
so constructed a crusner for utilizing
old fire brick which cannot be made
use of in their present shape.
, 1908-01-28
RECIPROCITY compact
ENTERED INTO TODAY

court today affirmed the decisions Of
the common pleas court of Franklin
and Allen counties in two cases
brought to test the validity of the
n primary election law. The
court holds the law valid.
, 1908-01-28
GATHERING
Of SOULS
REPRESENTATIVE McGAVlN GIVES
VENT TO HIS THOUGHTS
ON MARRIAGES TO
SECURE TITLES.

Declares That Women Are Sacrificing
Their Souls and Their Honor on
the Altar of Snobbery and Vice
Senator Owen of Oklahoma Given
Hearing Before Committee on
Finance on Aldrich Bill.
, 1908-01-28
Agreement is Reached.

Another conference of the attorneys
followed Jerome's announcement and
it was finally agreed that Hummelrs
testimony at the last trial should be
read to the jury and that the Thaw
will should also be read. This was
done.
, 1908-01-28
Summing UP Tomorrow.

The reading of the Hummell testi.
mony was still in progress when the
luncheon zee was ordered. The de,
Tense has only a few witnesses in sur
rebuttal, and the summing up by the
attorneys is expected to begin tomor-
row.
, 1908-01-28
Calls Eye Witnesses.

The state began by calling several
eye witnesses to the tragedy, who de,
clared Thaw's conduct impressed them
as being rational. Two clerks of Hum
nell were called n told of Evelyn
signing the affidavit in the Madison
Square tower when she was in com
pany with White. One of them de,
clared that before she signed the aft
davit she glanced through the docu-
ment and declared it to be true.
Will End States Case.
With the exception of the testimony
of Hummell, this is all the evidence
the state will have to Offer" said Je-
rome. 1t had been rumored for some
time that Jerome would not call any
insanity experts on rebuttal and this
statement confirmed it. 1t is report
ed that Jerome will contend in his
summing up t. the jury that no COM
petent case of mental responsibility
under the law has been made out by
the defense. \
, 1908-01-28

Daily Republican. so cents a month
, 1908-01-28
Both sides Rest.

Both Sides Rest.
Both the prosecution and the defense
in the Thaw case finally rested at 1916
this afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28
PHONES " \ M

NlH Oua street. NJ llOuaipn N the
pnual W hpr mnlhpr MIS- unn w
Smith
M and Nrs " v iohram loll
yesterday Va Walt Na,aunlA Ahd flpd.
muni hpllhra
n ~ Wallls w nuphdalu ana ! W
NJ hulNuni NJ Wellhnln Wnlo Va lhn
lnoh ur he hiH Niru alan ihun Hea
Onr mhmmnlh hupnN llpmhllNlN
lmphanHn MnNln lN ~
liatu meal maids fnm uhulpn Whlin
hpHl nuln. lN a nnpn sud nnllph
ihH ilnprunpn luhn Nipb Nv
lhm T. " NplnnlH went Va Col
iuHu Yesterday hilpWuuh m hliphl a
WuulhH WI Mo- hNhli Oi inNVlnH Ut
Nv ONllnHu
lul ua ahnW Nm a duHi muni hNla
hni hnh Hnmp ihlnH nuW HNA ppunNwl
pHl iWphhnhN NWH ln. Nh
liHNH iNW HlHnH pointed hN hh Nt
uNN NNlulHlH ratios fusiplhua
nWb Phone va A 4 halANl hNan
iiUlpl wv
NhV la ihu lmH Va hove 1uW pWllnH
aNll plrHNUi Nni WmNrl hnN iAN nn
Whom nhulNH Wln WHhl HnnulN
mil mual handled hN Hn HlupHHNl
iHhn Wien
49, hive II "A huHHl thht lpuWroa
ull hnl ono limo d 'uhr fina Nmunlh
ana phai hhN hrhllnh buchanan
NWulu tu W
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28
A, ANn N. oollror pnopo0ALs.

nlda viii be- received nj the ONCE "
the President up 10 4 o'clock Aprll
goth Ton 400 cords Of nnud merchant
able wood IA minimum of 800 cords
lOh0 cords IA be- delivered alonR the
aide oi the | a a. n i,ailroad Spur
40 designated by tho President OF the
College lb0 cords 70 be- delivered NJ
the Meaa.ilnll GRADE Of the wood ANA
OOrdlnH subject a. approval by me
itoaldenl Of The College Threehfihh
at The whole amount of each contract
Of wood ~ be- delivered by January "
lnOh the remainder ~ called Tor by
the President 1T tho College cor.
tined cheek ior one sixth the value OF
each bid must accompany hnph MA
A bond Of nulilolent amount VIII be re-
uulrod NJ The huOoeahiul bidder 20 com
pel faithful compliance with me con
tract The rlnhl N renefved 10 re-
ieoi any aud all bids
H. H. Mclnnln,
N. w. Harrington,
Npll 10 d,nnd W Commllloo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

looALe AND PERSONALS.

indiun be "A ANA lOt ADORE Mon
dhy ~
Alm y 4 hloiroe ls ,lsIlma IA AbI
ipnp
Il 4 iopa oi ilapo, woe IN lhu eiii
ktNipiiAN
iadios ruHa Dluhnui am rgaayll
phUnu lgN NN
lhuob rupm Nha IA nom ihp hfh,U.
bottom ynHiUllHf
br W n JOINTS Ui ihUp, Wba ~
ihp rlit yesterday
u n. uuiuh ~ Ulimpa County NHH
IN ihp rlit yesterday
pnuur Niama $500 huru Yesterday
ium Madison county
WhlhurH Nunlhi Hhln Window
dlnuaf cold iu lHllua ONLY hI
trl uH tlUHn Hni WN.H iNni HnflnH
AMT iIUlUW iHiil Nhru hn
Nin tiUu llHFlUl NnH Visitor
num WnlihWn iuHrlpilhN
NlHH NiiHlnlN Nllhhnln HlIllrI
num WrlihNin fn0ItilHI
Phone Union fHlUl Fhnp lUl rlrHN
inp utuHHlnu ANA HilrilnH Nn
Nm. 4 n iiuiun Ul MHillh W tlHll
INT IilHilNNN W.T. WV" iI''
aup uhi WlnduW dlHnlnf Monday a
fhlu uHptlne iui ladies uhi NJ
iipnt TO- lumphihH hnhl lHtlNiu hi
lhu Methodist church lunlrhl
Mrs ~ n lntlln w Hampstead lH
UHlllnr relatives M this UliN
A. A. nnfUu hhd 4 u uhHdf Nplb
IN from Uuth iinlln yesterday
Mia w. u nnhUi fulnfnri trHlti
day after 81 Walt M Houston
10 ~ Fullerton nni WHllhr Wilrnt
Wufu lN IUm tahal fvaiuliIhN
/ NutmAn WHH M lhu tlif fnaiHi
Nnt. lhU Nuusl UI Haiuuul iHft
tIua HullN Uf hnnHHa IH ihp ruuai
uf Nf aud Nia 4 W HhnlWH
4 n. castle nf fnhui pillnl Hn ihu
inelp Wna M lhU ulil yesterday
MARRIAGE llDunfN hhH boon lHauUl 40
win Camnhall Hui tNUlHH iIHnillh
lund liatuf uHah vegetables ln Ulr
turulnt suUu Howell Is newton N
rfoah ifufd Cnhog. plpl hi iho fpk
me- unbow Nf otto huphmN pupilp
tor lN
rho Nbrle ~ nlnilhH norH iof ihn
Trades Display ioi uH have 'nm
order
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

nUv Opn n uutlor requests me
rnNlu io announce that Row VI a.
tnuOll pnslnr ul ihp lirai baptist
church hi lloAmp. viii nrohph Bun
tlAi mnWnn and eypnlnH hl the lllHi
lbplnnl church Va lhiH CITY Other
HOryiOns nR usual Rev H. A. Mays
Ans unable 10 nn hia appointment IA
NDiWe here ~ nUilOl la conduct
nN successful revival mooiinr ~
lUptdnlu
rho n n n a. haas n moollnH ~
unusual interest mAnnc1 lur iOmor
mW u,unlnn un che subject The
WOrb n china HpoOlal music We.
nlna 90 eIlb ~ M.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28
oArr 0. !. ooopwIn ntnr.
"0oouWnn Hall" Al A, and n. Named
fef hlma Was Member ei the
Fourteenth iealelature.


cant a. I unuhvn arrived irom
hpnWnWnnl Yesterday Afternoon an I
Hprni SOME 'lmp Nn the streets look
lnn uu and mmrlnH with old lrlenda
Hpi llnudWm ltii iifynn fnr brown
Yunn lhlllNiNn years hnu, after hnNt
lnN lltun Va lhla pllf tom Years. heing
nnhnHud IA The nrAllpo nf law ile
Vha also inrln time un0 ni the 0Wneri
uf lhu lllNan Annoal. later succeeded
hl iho Pilot Cant uondNin wnn q
mtmhuf W lhO Fourteenth fetna lHrla.
lnlun aud Mo- GOOD work lnWnida tho
establishment ~ ihp A ana N COLLEGE
lAi lately hnpn HlNpn lhn STAMP ~ az.
WuNnl aud appreciation 10y the
L nlalnlufu. witch in nlnpidlnr fluids
lur lhH erection NJ the new dOrmlinrN.
nlNn HpuplllHd that u be- named uund
win ilRll The corner STONE uf ihlH
ullundli hulldlnH viii he laid NJ Col
llHp ihlH morning ~ 10 o'clock win
appropriate ceremonies, Hnd can't
OnodWln viii be- pluaoni 40 the guest
al hnnur Cant lOodWln ~ nnilfe
M uuuruh, IN years old aud haa been
IA Texas Ni years ITO w yet hale And
hearty aud M was u pleasure "a have
him Visit ilAan Cant uundwlif was
"a pleasant caller ~ The fnnlo oilloo
Yesterday afternoon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

Made Another nlt taai Nlohl Went
10 Navasola Als,y aUenV and
Ware Warmly Received.

Az Me- "a " HnnndulH nonldod ihO
EnpplHl Ohr ni lhu auulhhuund nnunOnh
ut train un lhp Central Yesterday a.
lDuuuN No. lpnllOd ln An Inquiry w The
rnnlU mnn alhunH that hN had huunhi
alkN uphela wr lh0 Nlha NlnalrolH.
HpludlnN uilua Nl ihu WflN hll ga
whom have huun previously nAinei in
lhu ruumt uf thn performance here.
Mis- pullOnu hand WhH also Included Va
lhp hArl, nnh provided uNoollonl mus.
~ The anlpndld performance wAn VIZ
npaHud hV a lhrru crowd ana we'll lo.
ptNpl. lho plha mAtlun q substantial
addition 40 the bnlma Wnd Hand.
Humhu souvenir riOrfnmR from 'he
uruHH ol lhu nhrlp were prnNldud
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

TRADES Display a. lhe hlnh lac, Nluh,
unaef lhe AusnlsSe " The ladies'
N tbs christian Ohureh


lhu fmaaa nInplaN ~ The lllhh
lanl nlphl nuiul lhO auspices NJ tho
Nnluh ui the christian Church wan n
hllllhnl rNHuhW M which about nltlr
luNnH lAlinH lunh nat IN huhnlllul
Hnll nnnluHl dlunauh ln WHITE anu uua.
lumnl w Represent mercantile ana ON.
~ llnna ul huNlnpHH NlnNHl hHHhpH
hnh banners Nnlu rluNlpNh uani ana
mlnlul Anh phlhpa win Ann nantes
Nlah While lnHulH directed The bean
ilWl hllll lMluNlnn lhlH lpHlnlu n
pNnfAm NAa nNen lnpluAlnn oNunl
hnl mnHlu lhplp NhH a lAlhu rWNl
nluAuul aud O,prihudi pnluiod tho
hntul anal nulnhlp entertainment Miss
paaln NAWhlnNpN pnnluNpnlpN lhn
NaHlu With q hNnnlllnl costume hni
hAh uul hlnpnln ihauha lW lhu count
uaY lhu ladies ana Hll lnhlnn nnll
Arp ln hn congratulated uh Tho Hupuphi
az lhv event
lnnf \ n WnlH read The ndNur
llalnH kulauH Wilton Nv Mr 4 N Me
llun hlipl uhllnn the nhmp 1T each
nrm lunlphpnipd the Young lady nlep
nnR uNl iiOm tho dllll The musical
pmplAm momdpd vocal numbers by
NlHHua Willie unnuln hnd hmllN lVhlu
AMI ,lolln sole hy lqlpehi Mitch
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

III lNmnhn delivered AnNlhur W
hH WpWalhH and Instructive Nplulua
M lhH Nulhullai church Msi nlHhi anil
win HnpWia lhn series iunlrh fhOHp
who hhtN hoard hlm have huun sweat
A. umHta and ihnHp VIM hhlu nnt Nlr
WWalnH d ware treat
lhUpH woe "a HUui ulnWh plnHpnl lnHl
Npht and WlhpW hnamua Che lecturer
auupanWN mrUlFn pnalWmp \ Hnp
Uhi mAnlp uHlHhl viii hs twelve uf
lhlNnUn uulauHH M costumes Al
infection Ha cents students and ohlld
ftn in upNia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28
INVITATION

Tho ppuplp OF liryW Hro especially
invited "a attend lho EXERCISES Incl
dent Ga lho conner stone LAYING ~
Goodwin Hail uu next SATURDAY NNih
mni NNprlaoa horln 90 10 O'clock
Tho programme hNa already appeared
ln the prena.
u No. HARRINGTON rrca
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

"Wednesday viii hn Field Day a.
Mo- Allon Academy and "a fine program
oi track athletics viii be- Witnessed
Nias Hattie Lou Hudson has boon
elected dHN UueUn
Tho Na,hauin baseball team viii
lAny tho Academy boys Tile Afternoon
Nd d 40 O'Clock Admission oh ounia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

Uev Chalieuner the pastor an
nOuncea al the usual services ~ Che
Chnatlan church sunday The sub
beet Oi The mOrnlnn sermon VIII De
The Victory ut Death hVenlnr sub
ieot "ilow ~ DE linppy' All cordial
h. invited
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

lion y n Aalln. j, W Coulter r..
N Sail and Hon Chaa Davis lr lot
yesterday afternoon % attend the ilal
lev rally at NJ. Worth today, othcfh
of the delegation left last night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

The paluth rested Yesterday wUr
lnr ln lhe koppe ease. and testimony
gn, the delouhe 10 now in progress sc
otai witnesses havlng been examined.
Id seems probable che case viii not ho
concluded today
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

SUNDAY School 90, d. ms prcachlnH
at a d. m. and 7i4h ~ M, Woaimln'
ator League Z p m Teachers lwlnlns
olaaa Monday afternoon aiaO PRAYER
uoetnr Wednesday evening tiia,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28
A Ann M. oolLeon rnonoAAla.

Nv aulhnllN Vt the hnhld At nlruo.
luia bids viii hu received Ia ihulr
nWmn IA The Mess Hall ~ mine O'olock
"Wednesday iuhn lOih. fur nupplNlnH
the Muea Hall With beef iur The hea.
nlnn ~ lhnsh nldh viii be- received
Wl the entire huul carcass luhh the
lNpr and Onp hall the nppk The mln.
mum wplnhi mr u dressed oaloaun "a
W. Ahn Wnundp No hihnr az hnllh ~
hn slaughtered Also inr ohnlpe cuts
M heel That have huen lnhppoled AMI
hnulO,pd Nv u United hiaiep Govern
nlVni lnnnnulur ulAnn fed beet from
lhn NpunlnH NJ She hunnlun IA henlem
hur va the nlai NJ January earn fed
beet lfNm January nlui ~ olonu Of
lh1 session I'D mnp The rlahl h 40.
Hpttpd hN the unllpHV Va furnish nuh
ipW va contract nlvO such hvpNuu ~
II may have On hand from The tnllona
hprl lildH VIII alan be- received Tor
mrnlnhlnR purk durlnH the hhOvp ppn.
Hlnn with the fhmp reservation Tor
lhu OnllnHu ln WrnlHh hOna that they
mAN have an hand AZ lhu contract
WIpu A certified phOOh iOr ihOn must
ntDumuAnN zach MA A hund NJ snl
nDlunt amount viii be- fnnnlrpi Nl The
nuppuHaW hidden lu umnrl faithful
OWNnllAuup Wlih iho contract The
linW h vHplyud ga reflect any or all
bids
A. A. Npmnla
a. n ilnWlnrlUn
luna so A aud Committee.
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tnHee AeeltleNs lAet NloHt

Thnrp we're three additions Va lhe
fiuu naniIal church lRal ninhl and "
nnmhu NI nlhnW Hnprrd fVl nrAirL
rhu nicotine WHH "a sWUnill unN hnl
mlaUN attended With RI numhnl h
nWm mo puunlff Nnv Nnilla
Wraphul nNH SERMON from Aula
t,li Roy 'tlUi nuv DuWmnndnlh hll
WnN everywhere lN WuunlNueu
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

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nun Shades llryana lils Furniture
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LADY aeor 70 DEATH
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charged by her Huuhand

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-28

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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-05-29

Hon. H. T. Helgesen, candidate
for congress, addressed the voters
Of Washburn and vicinity last
Monday evening. He spike in the
court house and had good sized
and enthusiastic crowd. It was
reported, by all who attended.
whether .stalwarts, insurgents or
progressives, to be the best talk
given in Washburn since the Re-
publican club was organized here.
FL. Bendeke, candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, accompanied MI.
He'geson.
G. j. Sullivan, we'll known op-
tical specialist from, will visit
Washburn again. professionally,
Wednesday, June 3rd, at Mer-
chants Hotel. Any one having
eye trouble needing glasses fitted
or lenses changed, should not fail
to call at Hotel. Eyes examined.
Glasses fitted. Call early.
For Sale.
5000 posts, for sale at from Sc to
Sc each. Joe Katz,
Washburn. N. d.