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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07
SURE cATARRH CURE
Brings the Forests Of Pine and Eu.aly.
plus 10 Your Home.


Germs cannot live when Hyomei
pronounced High-o-me) Is used. You
just breathe in this soothing yet most
powerful antiseptlc air and relief is
immediate. 1t = exactly the same
air as you would breathe in the for
ests Of pine and eucalyptus OF Aus
tralia where catarrh or consumption
was never known to exist
II you have catarrh and are con-
siantly embarrassed because you must
hawk. spit and snffle. surely you viii
give Hyomei the attention II deserves,
when z. J. jenkins vii guarantee. this
pleasant remedy to cure all this dis.
iress and humiliation or will return
your money.
Hyomei kills catarrh germs. Il re-
lieves the soreness and distress IN five
minutes. II stops hawking and snuff.
fng and makes you feel like a new
man in a week. II Is the suresi and
most satisfactory caiarrh treatment
known and gives confer, and relief
TO consumptives.
A complete outfit. Including Inhaler.
costs but S1.o0 and extra bottles. II
afterward needed. cost hut 50c. A Few
minutes time each day Is an you need
to quickly cure the most chronic case.
Hyomei is sold BY leading druggists.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07
ip he Texas Woman. college.

up ne Texas Woman's College.
Rev. J. W. Loving Of Houston. de-
liyerel a splendid address on school
Work and What It Takes 10 Make a
School Go" he spoke specifically OF
Christian education. and denomina.
tional schools. their advantages. etc.
and made a strong plea for the sup
port and maintenance OF the T. W. c.
He was sure Of his ground when he
set forth the need OF a Baptist school
in this part Of the state. and his argu.
ments were conclusive and oonvlnc.
ing TO all who heard him.
President o. C. Charlton made a
strong plea on The Necessity for a
Baptist School In this Section Of Tex.
as" He told OF the immediate needs
OF the school and also the immediate
needs Of the people for a school Of
this kind backed by the Baptist de-
nomination.
Much enthusiasm was shown. and
with the cooperation OF the people OF
Bryan and Brazos county. and OF the
people represented by the ministers
in attendance upon the rally. the fac
ulty and board OF directors hope FOR
great things for the school in the
immediate future.
The Eagle bids the school God-speed
and tenders It's cooperation in every
way possible.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

Chas. Davis. Jr.. went TO Dallas to
day.
c. NJ. Camp was up today from Nav
asota.
J. S. Byars OF Reliance was in the
yty today
W. E. Elliott was in the city today
from Tabor.
j. D. Barnett was IN today from
Steep Hollow
Mrs W. wlppercht is visiting in
Mineral Wells.
Rev. G. a. Foster OF Harvey. was
in the city today
J, T. Bullock OF Steep Hollow. wa
In the city today.
Mrs Hassie Crawford OF Harvey e.
visiting In Calvert
Prof J l.. Cobb was IN the city to-
day from Alexander.
The Eagle has n number Of old pa.
pers 10 sell AZ zoe per 100. i27
D. NJ. Curd. and 5. W Meredith
were up today from Alillican
Jas. T Fuller and John Dyes were
IN the city today from Harvey
r. $ Newsome was In the city 20.
day from the Brazos Bottom.
T. N. Turner and Geo. p. Edge were
in the city today from Cottonwood.
w. Z. Astin returned TO Mumford
today after a short visit 60 the city.
". n Steele OF Steelcs store was
transacting business In Bryan today.
G. Koontz was down today from
Zack looking after business matters.
Prof T. X. Barden 81 Harvey call.
ed on the Eagle while In the city To-.
day.
John Y. Davis. a prominent bust.
ness man OF lola. was In Bryan 10.
day.
Miss Sina Robinson and Miss Lew
Il were visitors 70 the city today from
Macy.
Miss Bessie Gibson returned TO Cal.
vert today after a visit TO Mrs. Geo.
Smith. Jr.
Try Rice Bran and black strap mo-
lasses for Hogs. Hensarling Bros.
Phone 3si. i29
Uncle Steve Harlan OF Alexander.
was In the city today and called az
the Eagle office.
Mrs. volbey Caviit and Miss Ruth
Cavltt Of wheelock returned today
from q visit 20 Beaumont.
j. ]. Hicks and Louis Cook We're
here today from Keith Grimes county.
and Mr.. Hicks went 10 Fort Worth
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07

A. b. Mcswain Of Rock Prairie. was
In the city today.
J w. Coulter returned today from a
visit TO Rockdale.
|. H. Rains OF Harvey, called on the
Eagle while In the city today.
Miss Ira Maud Camp Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Camp in
Nayasota.
Mrs. Mary Z. Bagley OF Pauls Val
ley. Okla. Is the guest OF Mrs. Or.
Geo. r. Tabor.
Prof w. l.. Powers. George Powers,
jr., and Miss Allie Newman of North
Zulch, were visitors in Bryan today.
Witch Hazel n valuable house.
hold remedy. We sell Dlckin sons.
the best on the market. Emmel & Ma
loney. 13i
FOR SALE-My residence IN
Bryan For price and terms address
Mrs. Rose +. Howell. San Antonio.
Texas. 13l
Elon Stuart. VIII Holmes. Oscar
Martin and Charley Stuart went TO
wheelock today y attend a big picnic
at that place. -
Delicate perfumes. not the pro-
nounced noticeable doors. but odors Of
quality for people Of good taste. EN-
mel a Maloney. 13i
Rev. n. B. Carroll returned 70
Hearne today after attending the Tex.
as woman's College meeting held in
this city last night.
Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
on hand. also nice line OF fancy can
dies. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
sir. Julius McIver, Misses Maud
and Renle McIver. Misses Emma,
Ethel and Elma Orr Of Normange.
were visitors TO Bryan today.
You wonder perhaps, how Il Is that
we can guarantee X-Ray Headache
y Nifs NNAA - ~ hNNhAf ~ h'hfA IT,
turned. so Il costs as nothing TO guar.
antee Il. Il cures headache Emmel
& Maloncy. 1871
FOR sALE-My residence on cor
ner OF Moseley and Logan streets.
Terms reasonable. Frank Zubik a.
Parks a waldrops. i29
Rev J. ". Loving. Rev A. r. Earl
and Rev. j. H. Rihe returned TO Hous.
ton this afternoon after attending the
meeting IN interest OF the Texas Wo-
mans College held In this city on last
night.
Manager Jno. DAILY Jr.. Of the
Bryan Athletic Club minsirels wishes
TO state 20 The friends OF the y. 4. c.
minstrel boys. that all who wish 20
go with them 10 Hearne in their pri.
waite car can DO so by giving their
names 10 him no later than Monday
May 3. The car win be used by the
minstrel boys and their friends only.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07
Music RECTAL.

The music class Of Miss Mamie
Bergman will give a recital at Car.
negie Hall tonight.
4 splendid program has been arran'
ged and an who attend may rest rs.
sured Of an evening Of splendid en-
tertalnment No admission viii be-
charged and everybody Is cordially
invited 90 Dee present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07
sArIsT SUNDAY SCHOOL plcNll

ARRANGEMENTS are complete FOR the
picnic OF the First Baptist Sunday
school at Cavitt's pasture tomorrow,
The conveyances viii leave the church
with the first crowd at $3.50 O'Clock
and return TO get those desiring to 60
later AZ Q o'clock.
The baskets win be collected at the
church and must be there not later
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Special 20 the Ear'e.
Fort Worth. Texas. May Receipts
OF cattle $500 Steers; fair: lower;
tops $500. Cows: choice: steady:
tops S3SO. Calves; fair: steady:
tops $500. Receipts OF hogs 2O000o
Choice: lower: tops $40
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07

sTRAYED-6 weeks old black and
white pied bull calf, had rope around
neck. Please notify me or Eagle OF.
flee. d. VI. Mize. Phone ils. 1870
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-07

FOUND-A lawn mower. Owner
can get same by calling and paying
for this notice. l.. b. Brogdon. l29
Evening star., 1909-05-23


arch and the thousand and symptoms Of
them most obscure that to-day known to be caused
by the giving away of that little keystone
Consult an exact drawing or an xray photograph of
the foot showing the normal arch and the Keystone The
arch is supported and the keystone kept in place by the
strong muscles the back and front of the leg The
moment these muscles to suffer from fatigue
and lose their tone the first stage of trouble begins Peo
pie whose occupations such to to become
fatgued almost develop degree of falling
of the arch unless they properly support the keystone by
substance that is spngy and elastic and thus pre-
vent overfatigue of the leg muscles
This all accomplished by using the heels of Live Rub
The formation of this heel is such that it exactly
supports the keystone, and by making walking easy
vents fatigue of the leg muscles.
When you cannot walk as far as you used without
feeling of fatigue, your back aches you have
ache at the base Of your brain; pain your knees
ankles, the top of your feet don't
buying some patent medicine for rheumatism but buy
good substantial shoe that is straight the inside and
wide enough at the toes-that well up into the
arch of the have pair of Live Rubber Heels
put and yourself all the pain and trouble that
bound to accompany of advanced falling of the
arch of the foot.
of piracy in advertising this short talk
applies the heels of Live Rubber made by OSuivan
Rubber Company of Lowell, Mass, orthopedic Dept.
Evening star., 1909-05-23

clever, though. If you hadn't engaged her,
think | should"
We'll" said Pinkard rising to take his
leave, There are tricks in all trades, they say
l won't inquire into yours; but if | want any
more sleuthing DONE I'll know where to go.
I'll certainly send you a box for the opening
night of The Chameleon I'm going to re-
write that part for the Lady in Tope, by Jovel J
1t wasn't half good enough for her as it was. !"
WELL, Valeska' said Astro, that proves
again the value of knowledge of human
nature plus a friend below stairs | fancy
Miss Van Amsterdam must have rather
guilty conscience to be SO afraid of the revela
tions of Pinkard's book. She certainly secured
clever assistant in the Lady in Tope 1t must
have cost nearly thousand dollars to put that
little game through. I'd rather like to know,
though, whether it was the heiress herself who
crawled through the door across the shaft At
any rate it was lucky for Pinkard that he WASH t
a cad. as he said I'm afraid his book would
have never seen the light else
Valeska placed her hand lightly on the Seer's
shoulder But you didn't mean mean, you
wouldn't really have engaged the Lady in Tope
as your assistant-would your"
His answer was not in words. but Valeska
was satisfied.
The next Seer Of Secrets story. "Mrs. Stellery's
Letters" anil appear June
Evening star., 1909-05-23

make my character Granthope as sensational
as you are. I've got your studio all right; but
think I'll have to get you to take the part
You could make audience believe anything
| got the manuscript back, as you said
should
: Is your play cast yeti"
Pinkard laughed outright. Part of it
What do you think? We've signed the Lady in
Tope for the heavy woman after all She's an
adventures, all right Talk about romance in
every day lifei She made grandstand play
with me for fair!''
Do tell me about it.
WE'LL last night she turned up again. as
bold as brass taxed her with being accessory
to a felony, and she only laughed, by Jove!
She swore it was all joke, just to awaken my
interest in her, and then she promised that the
manuscript would be returned if gave her
part Well the audacity of it tickled me just
enough to accept. | wanted to see if it was
bluff. And what do you think? She said as
soon | consented to the bargain, that I'd
find the manuscript on my study table |
raced in Immediately. and there it was Here's
Your hundred dollars You're wizard. Some
times suspect that you were in cahoots with
the Lady in Tope and planned out the whole
thing yourself But who on earth is she. any
ways"
Astro chuckled good naturedly. I'm not
wise enough to know that. She IS certainly
Evening star., 1909-05-23

The first heeled shoes your
children wear should be equipped
with long, low heels of Live Rub
Der instead of leather, because
they are better than leather in
every way
Ist, they make the child's play
noiseless
I'd, they help to support the
inner or weaker side of the foot.
sd, they cause the child or.
adult to step straight and nor
mally.
4th, they prevent toeing out in
walking, which is abnormal
Leather heels won't do this.
If they did, young people would
not be afflicted with weak in
steps as they are. Hospital sta
tistics prove that the percentage
of weak ankles is greater among
young people than among mid
dle-aged people and old people
On the first heeled shoes that
children wear a No. thickness
of heel, which is 1872 in. thick.
should be used. For people of
mature age the one-half inch heel
of Live Rubber should be used.
because it has more wear and
more elasticity.
The value Of O'SulIivan's Live
Rubber Heels to people In active
life Is now IN admitted fact and the
reason why the great leading magazines
recommend them is because they elimi-
nate the jar in walking and give noise
less, easy stride.
The great value of Heels of Live Rub
Der is more than this-They encourage
walking, making IL healthful, fas.
chatting and delightful.
Evening star., 1909-05-23
The name "0SL on rubber is like STERLING on silver
fyour dealer can't diagram Of heel
10th maker

If you have not worn rubber heels, invest so
cents in pair, but be sure that you get OSulli-
vans" they are the only kind made of Live
Rubber. Substitutes are not made of Live Rub
Der they are partly old ground-up rubber and
partly rags. Heels of Live Rubber have the en-
dorsement Of all thoughtful people; they fit in
anywhere where noise is nuisance, where people
are afflicted with weak insteps where one has a
disinclination to walk, and where the daily grind
is a thing to be met and overcome.
fevery bit of delicate machinery that man pro-
duces carries with it springs ball bearings, shock
Evening star., 1909-05-23

absorbers and such like to lessen the wear and tear
why should mankind place piece of hard leather
paved with iron nails beneath his heel and stamp
his way along rough walks with never thought
for his own wellbalanced seff To be consistent,
if you put shock absorber on your automobile to
When you order Rubber Heels insist upon get
ting "O'Sullivan's," as they are the only heels
made of Live Rubber. The price of O'Sullivans
heels is so cents of all dealers. Substitutes cost
the same but give the dealer cents more profit
that's why he tells they are just as good.
Evening star., 1909-05-23
This advertisement IS copyrighted Feb a. Ieoo by
HUMPHREY O'SULLIVAN, Lowell, Mass.
PEOPLE in EVERY WALK OF LIFE
OF ALL AGES AND BOTH SEXES
Should Wear Heels Of Live Rubber on Their Shoes
This Article Is Supplementary to Editorial 10
THE new YORK EVENING JOURNAL

Prevention of dis
eases is the sublimest
function of present.
day medicine. Then
put heels made of
Live Rubber and of
correct shape on your
children'S shoes.
1t is good medical
opinion that heels of
Live Rubber prevent
falling of the key
cfono nf tho incfor
Evening star., 1909-05-23
THE SAME THING

To say that some men are quite stuck on
themselves"
Is putting it very broad.
It's more polished, by far. to say such mortals
are
Hall Cained-dont you see?-or B. Shaved.
Evening star., 1909-05-23
The Multitudes of
Young and Old People

Suffering From Weak Insteps and
Flat Foot Acquired the Trouble
Wearing Leather Heel Shoes That
Run Down at the Side.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05
VARIEGATED BUSINESS
OF The CITY COUNCIL
II Was Not Thrilling, But There Was
Much Of Il.

meeting of the city council last
night was distinguished for the va
riety of the business transacted rather
than for the Importance of it. NJ. c.
McDougall. representing the citizens
e street committee. was present with a
request for subscription for the fair
week light fund. The council agreed
TO pay 81 a front foot for that pur-
pose. the same as the merchants and
Washington street owners have sub
scribed.
The Arizona Motor company was
given permission to construct a gaso-
line tank in the alley in the rear of
its place of business. A protest was
received against the paving of JEFF
ferson street from Eleventh 10 Cen
ter. The protest was referred back
TO the protestants for notification as
to the ownership of the property rep
resented in the document.
The Home Telephone company was
given permission to run a wire into
the city hall by means of an under
ground conduit from its main on JEFF
ferson street. The council and re-
corder were given authority to install
an up-to-date system of municipal
accounts.
The terms of the library board
having expired. II. C. Yeager, j. w
Crenshaw. S. Oberfelder and Andrew
Downing were reapponted trustees
At the request of w. C. Foster, he
was not reappointed.
A petition was presented by resi-
dents along Portland place for per-
mission to change the street and
park there. At present there is a
street on each side of the place with
a park between. The petitioners want
a park on each side, with the street
running through the middle of the |
thoroughfare.
Ordinances relative to streets and I
alleys were passed. One vacates the 1
alley in block IL. Churchill addition, /
and that was followed by a motion
declaring that all alleys and streets /
which have been dedicated shall be |
opened.
A complaint was made to the cOun-
Gil that the street railway company
and the telephone company. with their
poles, were encroaching upon Pierce
street. between Seventh and Tenth;
that the poles so filled the street that
traffic was obstructed. 1t was the
sense of the council that the poles
should be placed on the side of the
street. but before any definite order
4
rected to examine the franchises of
the companies.
At the request of the marshal. he
was authorized to put on an extra
man as a Saturday night patrol This
is understood to be tenn
porary.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are
G.. X. Patterson, Philadelphia;
Charles Van Valkenburg, Los An
geIes: L. P. Stephens. Los Angeles;
George ]. Stevenson. Globe; c. w
kellogg. Jr.. Dallas; d. NJ. Hunsaker
Tombstone; c. F. Bean. Los Angeles;
Richard E. Sloan: w. A. Eddings
Los Angeles; J. s. Gates. Los An
geles; Miss Hay; Mrs. j. S. Murphy
Denver; Mrs. J. W. Reid. Ray Nc
Pherrin, St. Joseph; W. F. McFad-
den, Los Angeles; f. L. Conway
Paris. Tenn; ]. H. Pelton. Glendale.
At the Ford are: Fred Rowalt.
Boston: ]. A. Gray. Los Angeles; g.
II. Harkrader. New York; 5. c. Har-
dy. Tucson; w. s. House. Los An
geles: S. NJ. Ruhman. Chicago; DIT
r. F. Ralph, Parker, Ariz.; G. Jones,
Tucson; w. ]. Galbraith, Jr., Tucson
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05
YUMA SUPERVISORS
HAVE OBEYED ORDERS
Return Made on Writ Directing Is
suance of Court House Bonds.

The board OF supervisors of Yuma
county were as prompt as ii was pos
sible for them to be in response to
the writ of mandamus directed by
Chief Justice Kent on May l last,
directing them to issue bonds to the
amount of $4,000, under an act Of
the Twenty-fourth Legislature, for the
building of a court house.
The refusal of the supervisors to
issue the bonds was an incident Of
a geographical quarrel about the To-
cation of the court house. The act
had designated certain lots in GER
tain part Of the town in which the
SUPERVISORS had no interest and where
they believed was not the best loca-
ton for a court house. But as it had
to be there or nowhere. the super
visors were making arrangements to
have it nowhere.
The writ of mandamus not only d.
rected the issuance of the bonds, but
also ordered the board to pay the
price decided upon for the location
s3.7OO.
The return was made on the writ
yesterday, showing that the order or
the court has already been complied
with so far as the time has permitted,
and that arrangements are being made
to comply with the order in its en-
tfrety. The bonds have been issued
and as late as November 2 they were
sold to the Provident Savings Bank
and Trust company of Cincinnati Tor
s53,71O The return describes the kind
of court house that Yuma county
is about to have. along with lot OF
other information which Will be both
instructive and entertaining to the
court.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05

A three-cake box of toilet soap 1Oc.
McKee's.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05

Today marks the sixth day of the Gel
ebrated Model Shoe Co. Footwear Sale.
And in point of the well known brand
of women's shoes involved and unusual
pricing, we can honestly and truthfully
pronounce this the most remarkable
shoe offer we've made this season.
Every pair made over newest 1909
fall and winter lasts, every pair absO
lutely perfect Choose now for
-. .$249 and $2.98
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05

The fact that every pair of these shoes
has w. f. Petty's name sewed on the
lining inside should be sufficient guar
antee of their absolute superiority.
Some are constructed of patent leather
with brown ooze calf top, some with
mat top, some with blue or black GRAY
enette top; others of gun metal. There
are lace and button styles; Cuban, low
or military heels, plain and tipped
effects.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05

CHILDREN'S GOWNS
Outing Flannel N g. t
Gowns for children of va
rious ages; come in blue
and pink and white
stripes, well worth Soc
Special. BIC
Arizona republican., 1909-11-05

CURTAIN SWISSES
Another New Line of
White Curtain Swisses-
Dots, figures and floral
effects in plenty, just
what's wanted for bed
room curtains, SO inches
wide and always PFC
Special, per yard :. .10c
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-10
NO. 1000

NJ. tOOS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The MERCHANTS National Bank. at
Brownsville in the State of Texas, at
the close of business, Feb. 9TH. 1909.
Resources
Loans and discounts -. $404 34S 81
overdrafts, secured and
unsecured II $50 90
U S. Bonds TO secure cir
culatfon . 100 600 Go
u. s. Bonds to secure u
S. Deposits 1850. 50 600 90
Premiums on U. S. Bonds 5000
Bonds, Securities, etc. % RS 10
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures $50 90
Due from National Banks
mot reserve agents1 80 $50 80
Due from State and pri-
yate banks and bank
ers. Trust Companies.
and Savings banks "a 4S1 43
Due from Approved re-
serve agents ...... "A 339 45
Checks and other cash
items ..-,.. 032 SO
Notes of other National
banks 47SO 90
Fractional Paper Cur
rency, Nickels and
cents ........... 1896
Lawful money reserve in
in bank, viz:
Specie $50 622 A
Legal-tender
notes -. IS goo 90 10 622 A
Redemption fund with IT,
S. Treasurer Is per
cent circulation - 600 90
Due from u. S. Treasurer 100 90
Total .......... .sS18 As 81
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in. 500 600 90
Surplus fund - SO 600 90
Undivided profits, less ex-
pe1ses and Taxes paid 961 Sc
National Bank notes out
standing . 100 600 90
Due TO Trust Companies
and Savings banks. IS Al
Dividends unpaid -. ] 494 90
Individual deposits sub
ject to check .. 3S7 352 81
Demand Certificates of
deposit .. 1870 S42 SIS
Certified checks s.. 600 90
Cashiers Checks out
standing ... 236 "a
United States deposits 40 900 90
Total 1913 AS 81
State of Texas, County of Gamer
on, IS:
/, J. G. Fernandez, cashier of the
aboVe-named bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief
]. G. Fernandez, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of Feb, 1909
F. Champion,
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
E. A. McGary.
John McAllen,
e. II. Goodrich,
Directors. |
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-10

Wife Would it please you, dear,
if | learned another language? Hus-
band-Yes, it would delight me in
fiinitely Wife-WeII, which one
shall | study? Husband-The sign
language. Smart Set.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-03
FLOWING WIFI MATTOCKs.

The work OF preparing the land IS
quite as hard as the planting and har-
ra-tng The most of the country is
uug over again and again every year
Do lis chopped with mattocks when
I..o blades four or five inches wide
HHi as long as your arm These are
made that tho man or woman who