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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
Fire Less in GeorsAa 1.

Homeryilie. Ga. Oct. i9.--Fire which originated in the Dubois Institute here last night. caused a loss of ei6o.000 |. There is no insurance. The institute. i've dwellings, and . livery stable were destroyed and for a time the court house, as we'll as the entire business district of the town was threatened with destruction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
Morris Loses Place .

Columbus, O.. Oct 19.-The appoint ment of J. C. Morris. to be mem- iber of the State Railroad Commission. made by Governor Andrew L. Harris. just before he retired from office, to take effect after his successor, Judson Harmon, had assumed the executive office, was of no legal effect, Such was the decision of the Supreme Court, handed down today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
CONTEST FoR pnTsoNER.
Mexico Seeks to secure Caiixto

Eagle Pass. Tex. Oct. 1s-The Mex ican Government started It's fight here today for the extradition of Calixto Guerra, an alleged revolutionist, who Is charged with murder. arson and rob- bery in connection with the uprising at Las Vegas a year ago.
 Guerra has been in jail since last January and under the provisional treaty between Mexico and the United for by the State of Coahuiia.
 Guerra has the support of the League for Protection of Political Refugees and sharp contest Is expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
Atlanta Morne sho,y.

Atlanta, Oct. 29.T-WHh every box sold for the four day Dlaeting and every indication of a record breaking attendance. the third annual horse show season was inaugurated here tonight. Entries have been received from all over the South. The program will be varied with exhibitions of fancy riding and mounted athletics by the soldiers of tho Eleventh United states Cavalry from Fort Ogiethorpe. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
FARMERS MEET.
Gather from Four states te Discuss
 TObnccO

Danville, Va, Oct. 19.--with dele- gates in attendance from Virginia. North Carolina, Kentucky and Tennes- see, an interstate meeting of the Farmers Education and Cooperative Union of America, known as the Farm ers' Union, convened here today.
 Several speakers urged upon the to- bacoo growers the advisability of or ganizing and fixing price to their product instead of letting the "trust'' name its own price.
 The prime object of the gathering here is to formulate some plan where by the tobacco grower can be put on . more independent basis and secure higher prices for his labor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
DIsrRICr AvERAGEa

T. indicates inappreciabie rnlnfah sFos yssfsrdsy. xFor st hours ending am. 7sti me.sdian tims.
 Nots The averaes maximum and mtns- mum tsuaperatures and the average rninfal are made up at each center from the actual number of reports received. The -seat4 of weather is that prevailing ct tirns o1
 REMARK.
 Heavy rains have occurred in the Houston district, several stations repeating over two inches At San Marcos. Ter. the rainfall has been phenomcnaily heavy. i0.e el inches occurring in 24 hours.
 ssetfon Director. Weather Bursast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
OYSTER MEN QUALIFY
COMMISSIONERS TAKE OATH OF
 OFFICE.
Messrs. Craft And B0sarge of Mobile Are Sworn fn-State Treasurer Seed Speaks For Amend
 ment.

Mobile, Oct. 19-(special) al)--Presiden John Craft of the Alabama Oyster Commission and Commissioner Daniel Bosarge today qualified going before the Probate Judge and taking the oath of office.
 Commissioner Ben Patterson from Baldwin county also appeared to qualify. but was advised that as he was commissioned from Baldwin coun- ty he should qualify there.
 Following the oath of office the three commissioners held conference and went over the law together and discussed generally their new work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
FAST HORSES FOR FAIR CARD Great Harness Ceuiests
 Anticipated. GLASS RACE LIST E OUT
 fiers Show Great Form at 0iher CIcuit Cites.
 spsrt starts Next sst.rSay At van- siver Paris. and win Cestiaus for . Six Day Meeting-- stsrtsr Fuiser wnl Bs Tn Charge.

W. s. Webber. chairman of the rac- ing committee of the fair. has receiv- ed from Secretary Frank Fuller the ofnciai entries for the class races to be held at vandiyer Park. There are three trots. and ali are well nlled.
 ns Mr ihs Fuller tar will De hs the ssar,er dur % start Saturday and end Friday of next week. This will give six days of rac- ing and the eight class events with
 ss ss sSrss T race. give ey.rs ws ssa
 The best niied of the class events are the 2:i3 trot and the 2;13 pace. eight in the pace. In the trot Al stan ley. sarah smith and The Ciansman The Clansman, Mir. Garth's horse has not started ch this circuit this season and this will be the first time that he has been seen in Montgomery since Gus Macey had the Huntsville string in
 sg sss n at Pafn saney si sHsss ssa Sarah smith three straight heats in smith and Fair Margaret had a pretty mare. landing the first heat in 2:12 1-2. the McCurdy mare taking the second heat in 2:11 1-4. In the third heat 1t looked like Sarah. but the Lowndes
 stretch and aF,ir Margaret won in 2:l4 I-4.
 The chances are that Al Stanley, Sarah Smith and The Clansrnan will have to trot every heat pretty close to 2:11. Just before the horses were sent from Montgomery to Nashville, Alec Wishard drove Sarah Smith a mile one morning at Vandiver Park in 2:f0 Ia. going to the half in i:06. and by this 1t can be seen that the 2:13 trot here will be a classy race.
 Tom T.. the pacer owned by W. s. Teague. Jr.. of this city, Is entered in the 2'0e pace. Gibson Boy, the pRcer. owned by W. s. Webber. is entered in the 2:l1 pace. In the second heat of the 2:11 pace at Birmingham. he fin- ished third in whirlwind heat of POS 1-4, the fastest mile he ever paced. The entries for the class races are:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
RIVER BULLETIN.
Kissing. x-Falling .
RIYER FORECAST.
,vrAr,.rp cONnVTEoNs-

upper Alabama will rise during the next as hours; the lower Alabama win rise during the next two days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

COTTON RE0EON DUxxuxxn. Montgomery. Ala-., for the 3x hour ending st am. 18th meridian time.
 Tuesday. Oct. 10. 1909,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

THE WEATHER. U. S. Departniena of Agricuhtufe. Weathes Rursau. Locnl Observation (Centrat
 Time.l
 Mont gomery. Oct 1s, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
The Entries.

s;so pace. sioOasAilb,s,rs H. }; D; by Jack Lnekeg sdr l. sfahi,,ageT, aanise 1r'ag n- Ala; Slick Johnson. ". h.. by Fred 5. Wilkes, B. W. whitehead. Montgom- cry, Ala; Dayton Castleman, oh. E, by ingham. Ala: Lady Francis. ch. m, by Dupointer, J. c. oConneil. Mont&om- ''s: ss::1s pace. s4oo--The Hermitage. br. iumSia. Hui H T Tenn: George Hal. D. g.. by Son of Brown Hal, B. W. whitehead. Montgomery. Ala; Marie Bradley. ni. m by Bian Alec Rsrne homer h MeAise sS pu- M plex. Marble Falls Farm; Joliet IL: Tennessee Hal. by Roy Brown. " U. Page, Union City Tenn. ;, Pixisy; 1,l n gl W. N. Teague. Jr., Montgomery. ; Ala; Winchester. bl m: by T. u. L'' Geo. Walker. Memphis. Ra. Tenn, Inv Rexwood. v W. NJ. Teague. Montsomery; George GsnS"eSSsaiik Walker. Memphis. Tenn Red Wal Waks9 r9 a:myyhis s sy p'crsnsoa Tsnn Pisiey @ vile. Ind: The Hermitage. br. h.. by The Emperor, R. s. Thomas, Columbia, pswara psHn, kns R e n%ssG seS~ara 2 g. co.. Mobile 2:lI pace, s400-Geer.s Direct, D. h.. bv Waiter Direct. R. S. Thomas. Co., lnmbia. Tenn; Gibson Boy. b. g. py Joe the Guesser, ": s. Webber' Mon.- ppiex. Marble Falls Farm. Joliet, H.; KorGsct shape. S S 9ly EaPn4iesk Patfiek pr z'Sy Sy PaSs G1sy Princeton. sam Jordan, Danvllle, Ind: Lilly Pointer. D. m.. by Du Pointer, Mccurdy Bros, Lowndes- Edwin Arnold. Tom Settle. Paducah, Ky; March McEwen, TO. h. by Fred 2
 2:2o trot-Ed Alien. b. g.. by Cane lend wilkes, A roda '; Hook seGSrse1TSTGaa Sy ToGa Idol b. g., by Idolita, George Walker. MspIe MMse"iBs Beiis. T II. A snyder. Lima. O.; Nettie S.. b. m. by Merza' s. V. Wood- m; s:i9 Ta. trot.EBilly Buck. b. g.. by Sir Edwin Arnold R. P. Cherry, Evans vile. Ind; Little Buddie, gr. h. r ny Fred s. Wilkes. Highland Farm. Co- l1mbia. Tenn; MaF'ca, o,,,,,his D; ms pg Tenn
 Bedelia B., br. m... by The Envoy; K. '. Cherry, Evansville. Ind; Bessie Hughes. oh; m; by stan stammon1,, Rs,, es m' bv Maple Belh, II. A. snyder, Lima, Q.
 2:Is trot--Major Strong. D. g.. by Strong Boy. H. A. Snyder Lima, O.: Saran Smith. oh. m, by Sellers; Me Curdy Bros, Lowndesboro. Ala; Gitana' }: m. Py Ashscw, A ! Hook ,. SsoffIeo Ss RfIeo Leyburn. w. c, ward, Jr. Selma, Ala; Al Stanley, TO. h.. by Todd. B. w Whitehead. Montgomery; c; E.. D, E, untraced, D. F. Crenshaw' Bainntaa1Se, 1 Ga. The Clansman, b. h. by me Bondsman, Piedmont Farm, Huntsville. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
Fight in Street.


 As the result. of difficulty on St Michael street this afternoon, B. Reet Horton. a we'll known wheeleryille resident is on the police docket charged with disorderly, conduct and carrying concealed weapons
 He was arrested on complaint oi samuel Thompson. Horton alleges that he went to see Thompson and that before he could talk to him Thompson, who Is employed by a loan company approached and struck him lcross the face at the same time hold Ing revolver in his hand.
 Horton on arrival at police head quarters was bleeding from the blow he received in the face. He admitted having a pistol ande that bad blood existed between him and Thompson over a private matter, but he did moi go to the office to harm Thonpson, Horton says he will also prefer charges against Thompson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

The Orpheum fs the Classiest Picture show in the south. That's the verdict of the people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
Mr. Seed speaks.

Walter D. Seed, State Treasurer spoke here tonight to a large audience In Temperance Hall on the proposed consfitutional amendment, defending the amendment and asking for its pas sage.
 His address was well delivered and ae was frequently applauded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Xlso tGaiiashsr5 .......; | Pixley, b. g.. by Time Onward
 CChoirO .;;.....:; 5 4V tWIshart5s E !" - " ,. ...s..:. 9 Winchester. of. m.. by J. H. L.
 (Walker) .: .......,:.:: SS { Time, 2:1O 1-3; 2:10 1-2; 2:13 lSe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

yssstcrn to our city say She Oroheuni w,,fs on the elennest, brimhtest and best pietures they have seen fa the sOUth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
ONE RAGE CARD.
Speed EveBts Fad at BirmiaGham Fair
 Track

Fair Grounds, Birmingham. Oct. 19.-- Special )--There was but one race at the Fair Grounds today, the race pro- gram for the fair being completed. The following was the result:
 .Aa nace Ah00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Wind Rain state of Wss,h1sr sc.1ss N'"s AsHD iicothsl of wind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

! e%: e% ss 2 .SS SS f':''aaast fs' ciaas1-r..,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

s,e,tea p,r.eser. M..sssr V; inris psr..s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22

when Daysey Mnyne Appleton TO
turned recently from u party where
the influence ~ several minds over ont
had been the evenings entertainment
and told her mother how six girls.
with their minds bent on one thought
had made n man stand on his head.
anuiher man AZ their silent command
had tried on womans hat aud an.
other man had tried 10 eat water with
n fork. u put suggestion into Mrs.
Lysandcr John Arpleiun's brain. That
evening when l.ySander John came
home his wife and four daughters sat
In circle with their hands covering
their faces and their heads bowed. To
all his Inquiries they said nothing. and
nj last. fearing they had gone mad. he
sent for the doctor. I'VE concentrat.
I'd our minds on the thought that Ly-
sander john must give W. s. each. and
Instead Of that We have doctor bill
10 pay" sobbed Mrs Appleton. "and
they said II would be- particularly easy
TO work II the mans Dlnd was a
blank. "-Atchison Globe
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22

some OF the old laws oi >eral. In
dla were rurhins Killing cows ranked
With murder - capital ofirnse. for
instance. Every giri ~ Dirin was
married with great rercmnuy TO n
beiel fruit. whlrh was then cnSi into n
sacred stream. As the fate ~ the
fruit was uncertain. the giri was sup.
posed never Iu hronr q wia"w. To
obtain divorce from u husband wife
had only IT, plsc- hrle. nui usd"r HE
pillow and depart. In Nriiai the day e.
considered 10 hrgip WHEN Il ~ llght
enough a. ruuut the tiles on Tire roof
or distinguish the hairs on mans
hand against The sky.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
To Get His Moneys Worth.

In a village near Edinburgh there
lived nm old baker and his son Their
trnde was In a nourisbing condition.
but unfortunately In the midst OF heir
prosperity the old man. who had once
been great drinker. turned insane.
The s0n. who was renowned for bis
love ~ money. was forced TO put hin
IN a iaDatic asylum and. according 10
the terms OF the establishment. 20 pay
a fee for three months IN advance.
amounting 10 GO. THE old man was
scarcely Ia f. ,nichi. however.
when be died. IT, son. thinking to
raise an action Hsalrst the establish
lDent for the r very OF the. az he
termed II. unus.. rrnry. Inquired OF
an old lawyer who was bit OF = wag
whether ne thought II would be- pru-
dent 20 Try 10 recover the money or
not. The chip al iiir Jaw. !uiiisg "a a
grave face. fepis-d sriou~lf. "D'!r no
think u waa b. best io gang and put
In the rest o the time yerseI':'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
EATING AN APPLE.
What You Take Into Your System
With the Fruit.

With the Fruit.
"llo you know what you're eating:
said The doctor 10 the girl.
An apple. OF course"
"iou are eating" said the doctor
"al.iuinen. sugar. gun. maiic acid. gal.
Nc aid. tiber. water aud phosphorus
Il hope those things are good. They
sound alarming"
"Noihing could ie better You ate. I
observed. rather iou much meat ~ din-
ner. The uialic ac.d ~ apples neutral
lies the excess OF chalky matter rnus-
ed by ioO much meat and hereby
helps 10 keep you young Apples arr
good for your complexion. Their acid
drive out the nOXious matters whhii
vausr skin ernplions. They are g,ra.
for your rain. which thosc same ui.A
Ions mat ~ n retained render siu-
gisl. Moreover. The aciGS 81 the a,Glh'
diminish IEr acidiiy ~ the siuanHci
that couv. with some FERNS ui ndi-
gestiun. h. phosphorus. 81 Win o .,.-
pi,S "oniain larger percentage iimn
any other fruit OF vegetable. renew -
The ,-ssenliai nervous matter oI ,H"
brain aud spiuai cuiulnu. Oh. the an
cienis were uoi wrong whcu they 60
leened the apple the food ~ the guds
the magic remover VI youth ~ whirh
lhr gods resoried when th''y felt them.
SELVES growing Old aud feeble. / think
III have an apple" concluded the tir'.
tor New York Tribune.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22

WRECKS on tIie consi q; Cornwall.
England. were once u sourc" 0f rcve-
nue. 20 the natives A writer says
that In shr in1l dialect The folks on
the coast lnich their children to gay
IN their pm,rrs might times. God bless
father an' inoihcr an zend ship Ia
shore wore nornin'. The Cornish
folk were rrrat smugrlers too. The
Rev. IL. s. Iiswker had In bis service
n man OF all work old Trisiram Pen
tirr. the las, Of the smugglcrs. One
day be- mad. 10 The vicar this notable
confession. Well. sir. do think.
when come 10 look hack and 60 con-
slider whsi lives SO used 10 live
drunk M night AMI Idle abed all day.
cnrsIng. swearing. lighting. gambling.
lying aud always prepared q" shOot
the ranger-l do really believe. sir. we
surely was In SIN
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
A COSTLY TRIFLE.
Il Brought Bankruptcy 20 IN English
Iron King.

iron Nth9s
II was common penny postage
stamp that brought Hobart. the greal
British iron king" Co his ruin. Al th'
time 81 The whIfworih period whe'
there was n biz crisis 10 IN. iron lrsre
he bnd agents ~ all parts of the vOrl'
who kept him post-d. Something's Ire,
photographed news 20 him Ia cipher
bnl those In England we're nearly ~
ways instructed to write. Al ihHi pe
rlod his principal agent. who waS ais
his chief Partner. was In Sheffield ai"
wrof. him from there warning him T.
sell unt All Iron interests for the tin''
80 account of the whitworib crisis
Hobart hnn frequent hts OF irritaliii
ltv. ard he had been receiving let OF
iinsiamps-d lrifers Of no Importance "f
winch be- h. 10 pay double postage
One nornil D anger be- gave orders
That snch leifers were Ia b- returned
Ia N" posiman The very frsi ua
stainped letter received after This was
from his lmrp~r II was reJrcied n
soon as u arrived.
Consequently. knowing nothing Of
the existence Of ih. letter or The At
important private news Il contained
Hobart pledged himself next day fol
mon. iron deals than even hts mighty
credit WIS euod Tot. The great drop IA
price. .al. two days later. aud lilo
barr. on,,. - millionaire. was Involved
IN ~ hopeless bankruptcy FROM whTh
hs never recovered. London Tel.
grupl
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22

One of the gnost extraordinary catas-
trophies that have befaileu vessels Of
the United suites destroyed the sioop
OF war Oneida>ln isaE. She was bound
homeward. wlrh jolly ships COM
pany. eager "a see wives and sweet
hearts and ustiye iand once more.
when not fur put OF port she was
struck by the british steamer bombay
coming In. rhe stem Of the Bombay
cut OF the stern Of the obcida. The
ship was sinking rapidly. and guns OF
distress were iemediately ured. but
the bombay steamed Oh her way aud
left the vessel 10 her doom. She went
down. aud all but one or two OF hei
crew we're drowned. The captain Of
the bombay gave no other reason fof
his conduct than that he had Lady
Eyre. the wife Of n distinguished Brit
ish satrap. on hoard aud did not wish
10 disturb her nerves with scenes OF
shlpwreck lie WAS mobb.d when he
reached iokohuiba dispi ssed from
the service. socially iab~ped from thai
time Oh and died Ia disgrace u year 81
two later
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
s,rsna. L.p,s Of MemorY.

Cases Vf iOreeiiuiurss vn matters %
interest are uu record. While Dr.
Priesfly was preparing his work On.
titled Harmony OF tie Gospels" he
had taken great pains TO inform him
self on subject which had been un.
der discussion relative 10 the Jewish
Passover. lie wrote out the result OF
his rcscaTche, aud laid the paper
away His attention aud time being
taken with something else. some little
time ,laf.sc'l before the subject occur-
red 90 his mlnd again. Then the same
time and pains were given 10 the suli-
jcri TINT had been given 10 II before.
aud the fcsults were again put on la-
per nnd tail aside. So completely had
be iurguiirn that he had copied the
same paragraphs uud reflections before
That b. was only when be- had found
:hr ii'rrs go which BE- had lrauScrib.
ell tnriu that u WAS rccail'd a. his rec
ollecihar This samr author had ire
gav.i.i, read his uwh Published writ
Ins-' nui did uot recognize them
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
A GOOD REASON.

Bryan People can Tell WIZ u is so.
Deans Kidney pills cure the cause
OF disease and that is why the cures
are always lasting This remedy
strengthens aud tones up the Kidneys.
helping ethmto drive out Of the body
the liquid poi ons that cause backachs
and distressing kidney and urinary
complaints Bryan people testify 10
permanent cures.
W. J. Walker. Caldwell 81. Bryan.
Texas, says; For some time ! was
compelled to rise several times at
night on account Of too frequent pas
sages OF the kidney secretions. also
had severe pains In my back and my
energy was in such a low state that
] found difficulty In attending TO my
daily duties. Some time ago had the
good fortune TO hear OF Doan Kidney
Ills and getting n supply at Emmei &
Maloney's drug store. began th,.
use. Their effect was prompt All IN.
results were of more satisfasssrs
nature than had received FROM any
other preparation had previously
tried. | can recommend Doan's Kid.
ney Pills highly. knowing from expert
cnce they are a specific for kidney
disordefB."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
aennnh, no..n m. House.

On one gccF sion. whri Arthur Rob
ertS. the Lug ish actor. was perf m.
ing the Part = Captain rossiEce ia
the burirsaue OF BLACK Eyed Susan"
at Glasgow be converted an awkward
conir''esBps into a hit. In one " the
sceBes crosstree entered supposed q"
be insbriaied and staggered about tue
stage. iu dring so Mr.. Roberts acci.
d'ninlly camr 10 cUntac with the
scrnrry II tn iul bringing the whole
set down The curtain had to be- low
cred. aud the viVucious comedian
came 10 the front and said. Ladies
aid gentlemen. you see when We CONF
10 Glasgow we always bring down the
house"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22

Divinity doth n"t always hedge n
king. Thrrr have b,rn many rulers
who cuud lake a.. we'll as give Ia thu
Joking line Tie mSt striking In
Stance Of this Kind - seen ~ th, ease
of Charles a.. that good natured stu
art. who once asked his chaplain. lbr
Stillingileet.
-lluw Is u that you always rcad
your sermons before me when. ~
understand. sou can preach eluqueniis
enough elsewhere wlth"ut D"ok 81
p0tcsT'
The good doctor answered that lac
was 50 ovcrv hcluied by his mnjcsiy's
presence that he could not trust him
self otherwise. continuing. And now,
sire. may u please you L. tell me why
you rad your speechrs when you have
10 such exeuSeT-- -. Louis Republic.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
pilI,bv,v,. Wonderful Memory.

Harr, y. I'Ilisbury the chess player
ofrnd one day III South Bethl-hen'
Ia. t. nrinorize thirty words. no mat
Ter how hard they might be. the seIrc
TONS 10 l,c read :" hlm only once.
Professor M-rrinmu Of Lehigb uni
yersiiy aud Dr Thrrlkeld. Edwards of
Bethlehem picked cut most of the fol
lowing wUrds: AutiphlOgistine. peri
oSirum. iakadiasiasr. plasuiOn ambro-
STA. 'fhr,ikrld. streptococcus. staphe-
loco, us. inicrOcoccns. plasmodinm.
Mississippi. frelheii. Philadelphia
Cincinnati. athletics. no war. EicheB
berg. American. Russia. philosopher.
l'ict i'oigirters l,ust Salmagnndi Dom
slIl,coOisi. Bangnamvato. Schlochter's
Mex. Manzlnyauu. theosophy. cate.
ciisn. MadiesuUmslopa.
MIR. I'ilisbury immediately repeated
THESE words in the order given and In
the reverse order.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
ONE LESS BALD HEAD.
II You are Losing Your Hair Read this
interesting Letter.

| interesting Letter.
Giroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Slrs:-"I was told Of your great
remedy. Partisan Sage. that II would
grow hair on bald heads. so ! got
bottle and tried II and II is fine. am
a young man and only rs. and was
completely bald on the top OF my head
and now have hair one inch long with
the use OF only one bottle. only wish
] could have shown you my photo be.
fore the hair started TO grow and how
II Is now. shall certainly keep on
using II until ! have a coed head Of
hair which have no doubt II will
bring" Oscar Armstrong. Engineer.
Be'lville Horse Shoe q Rolling NH
Co. Bellville. ontario. Aug. 81. 1909.
To every reader OF The Eagle the
American makers Of Partisan Usage
wish 10 emphatically state that they
do not guarantee Partisan Sage 10
grow hair on bald heads. because In
et' titot maJotiNt w Nhntn tut uhtI
roots are absolutely dead and not even
the wonderful virtue Of Partisan Sage
can resurrect them.
Mr.. Armstrong started to use Par
sian Sage In time. before the hair root
was entirely dead and IN such case
u ere is no good reason why Partisan
Sage should not restore his hair.
Z. J. Jenkins guarantees Partisan
Sage 10 remove every trace OF dan
druff stop falling hair and itching
scalp In two weeks or money back.
ut he does not guarantee II to grow
ar on bad heads.
Sold by leading druggists all over
America and in Bryan by Z. J. Jenkins.
Large bottle 30 cents.