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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-01
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DR.. Kings New Life Pills impair, The,
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writes: They are the best pills l eve.
used. a5c. at the Valley Drug Co
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PROSPEROUS TOWNS

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icoasinued iron FIRST page.)
sores in oats which yielded GOOD
crop but not yet threshed, he
subscribed for the Searchlight.
Olaf Randall is another pros
porous new settler who desired the
Searchl,ght for news during the
long winter evenings, He will
break forty acres next spring.
Teddy R. Young. well known IN
Culbertson, has 4 coal mine on the
south bank Of Medicine Lake and
is employing several miners. He
has q good thing.
Sunday morning was warm
bright and beautiful and about .
q. a. We took the road tor Plenty
wood.
After leaving the town OF Med
icine Lake the cultivated look OF
the country changes and has more
the appearance of the old time
ranch country, except along the
Big Muddy r,ver, where thousands
Of tons of hay can be seen 10 the
stack. with an occasional field OF
fax, oats or wheat. ......
Very few fenced farms are seen
between Medicine Lake and Red
stone except along the river and
there are thousands Of acres Of un-
developed farm land on the
benches east Of the river.
We reached Plentywood about
II o'clock Sunday morning and
stopped with our old friend George
Bolster, postmaster, hotel keeper,
farmer, s,ockman, stockraiser and
formerly merchant at that thriving
town. Since overlooking with
merchandise in the panic year Of
1907, Mr.. Bolster has cleared
himself Of all debts and is now
firmly on his feet again with
splendid prospects.
Plentywood has two general
stores, two hotels, a restaurant,
two banks, two livery stables. q
hardware store, q barber shop,
drug store, doctor, a lawyer. a
newspaper. etc, and shows pros
perity at every turn.
|. A. Ford. who opened general store
At Plsnsywood only short time ago. has
two clerks and really up-so-date place.
Everything is new neat and fresh. Notice
his ad in the Searchlishs. Mrs. Ford and
children are living in their house in Gull
eertson on account Of school facilities here.
Fisbeck q Jarvis have a large general
store and mea, market. and keep several
clerks busy all the time.
Jim Swindls is in Plentywood and is
locating new Corners in his old pleasant
manner.
A. Riba. cashier Of the Bank Of Plenty
wood. was out Of town. but the business
was well taken care Of by Mr.. Erickson.
MI. Riba has hns resideacs on The hill
east Of town.
N. L. Nelson and H. Banner. proprietors
Of the new Security Bank Of Plen,ywood.
expect 10 opsn up for business next Mon
do. Their safe arrived on Tuesday.
The railroad townsise WAS plated last
week on land purchased from Geo. Bolster
and IL located On beautiful beach shout
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Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior

DtpNftIItHI OF tIlt IHIFIIuF
u. y. Land Office al Glasgow. Montana.
september ]. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Antonio Cat
taneo Of Culbertson. Montana. who ON June
%. 1905, made Desert Land entry No, $780, Ser
isl No. Us04. for NEk SWS and NWs sen
Section y. Township q north. Range 5,
East. Montana Meridian. unsurveyed has
Proof. to establish claim ~ the land abovt
described. before ". Matthews. Y. :. Com
missioner. 1t his Office. at Culbertson
October. 1909.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Joseph Cattsneo and Angelo Zoanni of Cul'
bertson. Montana. and Paul Martin Of lava
Montana. and Joseph Oker Of Helena, Mon
tSns Truman NJ. Pstten. Register.
First Publication sept. i1.Iasn,
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Notice for Publication
United States Land Office.

Notice is hereby given that
HAMPTON ID. EWING
by knute O. Slette. Atty in Fact. whose
post Office address Is Cuibertson. Montana
filed In this ONCE ON January D. ia0 his ap-
plication TO select under the provisions of tn,
act Of March 4. 1907. the NEs Swa. Sec. a.. r
~ n. II. 81 e.. and that on the apth day III
Oct. iaV9. affirmative proof will he offered he
fore the Register and Receiver at Glasgow.
Montana Is TO the character Of the said tract.
Any and al persons claiming adversei, III.
lands described. or desire to object because oi
the mineral character Of the land. or for an,
other reason. TO the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits OF protest In this
Office. on or before said date.
Truman VI. Patten. Register.
First Publication sept. -. 1909.
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Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior

DCOsSeHuCHt VT VIC r'F'cffof
U. .. Land Office al Glasgow. Montana
september I. Isa
Notice Is hereby given that Antonio Cat
taneo OF CufbertSon. Montana. who on July
-. 1909. made Homestead entry No sls3 Serial
No. 0aa23, for Eh NEs, aud >wk NEs. Sec
ton 3. Township q North. Range 81 East.
Montana Meridian. and ON Dec r. iqUs. mad.
II. Z. No. 275O. SWA NWs. sec y. said Town
ship. has filed notice of intention To make
Final five year proof to establish claim Ia
the land above described before W. Mathews
U. y. Commissioner. At his office ~ CulberI-
son. Valley County. Mont. ON the 2.ird dan
Of October. 1909.
Claimant names n witnesses:
Conrad Gust sfson of tulherlson. Montana.
Paul Martin. George Martin aud John Olson
Of Java. Montana.
Truman NJ. Patten. Register.
First Publication sept u. isss.
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The Royal Neighbors Lodge meets tn
FIRST and third Wednesday evenings in eacl
month at Masonic Hall in the S. S. Moe
block. Mrs. G. II. Coulter. Sec. II
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s.rayed-one grey selding weight about
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Men Hacked to Pieces and wife
Of One Is Kidnapped.

San Diego. Cal. Jan. 5.--A shocking
tragedy took place near Vallecito
close to the Mexican border. Two
men were hacked to pieces and a
young woman torn from her dying
husband and carried to the mountains.
The men killed were Jose Rodri.
gueze and Victor Cottax. The woman
alleged 10 have been abducted was
CottaX's wife, Emanuela Cottax. They
had been living on a ranch in the
mountains back of Banner. Rodri.
gueze and Nuncie B2rdugo called at
the place Two days later n horseman
stopping at the house found signs OF
a terrible ARRAY. He gave the alarm
Neighbors went to the ranch and
found Rodriguezes badly mutilated
body and Cottax also stabbed to death
Traces of a man and woman leading
toward the boundary were found and
II is supposed they are in Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Third ATTEMPT to Free rhaw.

White Plains. N. w, Jan. 5.-A third
attempt to free Harry X. Thaw from
the Mattewan asylum for the criminal
insane was begun Monday before Jus
tice Tompkins in the supreme court
here. Again the court Is asked to pre-
sent Thaw's case to a jury to deter
mine whether or not the prisoner 4,
insane. AS in previous cases, the pre-
liminary move in the latter was sue
cessful. Justice Tompkins, on motion
OF counsel for Mrs. William Thaw
Harry X. Thaw's mother, granting a
writ OF habeas corpus compelling the
asylum authorities to produce Thaw
before him at Nyack on Sunday next.
Mrs. Thaw, in the morning papers.
claimed that her son is not n criminal.
having been acquitted by a jury, and
that he is now sane
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
SHOCKS STILL PREVAIL.
Especially Felt at Night, but Are
Becoming Less Intense.
OFFICIAL FIGURES SO FAR

Numerous Prisoners Taken From Be.
meath the Ruins at Reggie and the
Voices Of Others Can Be Distinctly
Heard, 5eseeehing Rescue.
Messina, Jan 5.-Earth shocks are
continuing here. although they are di.
minishing in intensity AT night es-
pecially they are felt. Fires in the
city are also being gradually extin.
Euished. Thirty thousand ratlons were
distributed Monday.
Official figures compiled thus far
show $4,000 bodies have been buried
In four cemeteries, 5000 refugees have
left the city and 5000 persons still re.
main here. Instead OF excavating in
an endeavor TO find bodies buried be-
meath the ruins Il has been proposed
that every house in which II Is be.
lieyed persons are buried shall be GOV.
cred with quick lime.
An Associated Press correspondent
made visit TO Reggie and carefully
inspected the town. II had been found
that the number OF persons killed
there and the damage to property Is
much less than at Messna Only the
central section OF the city was dam.
aged. About 5000 troops are there.
Official figures place the wounded
at Reggie at 1000 and refugees at
1000. The number of dead in the ruins
is not known. Reggie has been prac.
tically evacuated except for troops
and marines from two British war.
ships.
The Bay OF Reggie Is still strewn
with broken boats and other debris
Numerous persons still living were
taken Tuesday from beneath the'ruins.
while voices ofo theirs can be dis
tinctly heard appealing for aid Within
a few days rescue work at Reggie will
have ceased. Then the tottering walls
will be razed.
one. except for American. French,
Turkish and Swedish conSuls, a Brit
ish chaplain and few German ship.
ping clerks.
Money is now needed for relief Hun.
dreds Of families have been left with.
out bread-wnners and thousands OF
persons have been manned for life
The horrid sanitary conditions at Mes.
sina are unspeakable and only the
toughest OF surgical attention Is pos.
sible
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Mrs, Josephine Amore Killed Martello
Last August

1eeN FNhAhSH
Special To Bryan Morning Eagle
Newark, n, j., Jan, 5.--The case of
Mrs, Josephine Amorc. the Italian wo.
man charged with the murder OF Mi.
chaol Martello, was called for trial
In the crimanal court today The al.
legged murder occurred early in Aug.
ust last and attracted much atten.
tion at that time Martello, Il boss
painter and married, was shot down
In the Amore home in Drift street,
death ensuing in few minutes. AT
first Mrs Amore's husband, who has
since disappeared, was suspected by
the police OF the murder, but while
he was being questioned by the police
the wife appeared and confessed that
II was she who had committed the
deed, According TO the woman's CON
fession, she had long boen annoyed by
the attentions Martello forced upon
her, Finally, goaded to desperation.
and fearful OF her own life, she decided
To wreak swift vengeance on the man.
whom, she alleges. had tried to force
her TO forsake honor and family to
flee with him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
ELKS ARE EXEMPT.
No Violation of Sunday to Dis
pense LIQUOR.

Austin, Jan. 5--The attorney gen.
erals department through Assistant
Attorney General Crawford. held that
It is not a violation Of the Sunday
law for an Elks club to serve drinks TO
ITS own members and to visitors on
Sunday, the proceeds thereof going
into the common fund OF the club. As.
ststant Crawford goes into the question
exhaustively and quotes numerous au.
thorities to sustain his position. He
holds that in order for II to be a VIC.
lation OF the penal code under which
prosecutions can be made for sale OF
liquor on Sundays. such sales must be-
made by merchant. grocer or dealer
IN wares or merchandise In some bust,
ness. This ruling was In answer To
inquiry from j. l.. Henry, county at.
torney OF Val Verde county.
The governor did not show up at
the executive department Tuesday. Il
is learned that he will not be al the
department until next Monday. He
Is az IN mansion devoting his time OK.
clusively to writing OF his MESSAGE 10
the legislature. He expects to have
the document completed by Saturday.
A man named J. J Brown. who
claims to be from Santa Fe, n NJ,
was arrested here charged with send.
ing threatening and scurrilous matter
through the mails. The post office de.
partment found postal cards signed by
j. j. Brown in which the writer
claimed 10 be acting for the Back
Hand and his mission was TO kin Ger.
tain officials.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
SIGNALS NOT DISPLAYED.
Steamer Crashes Into Raft and -Four
Men Lose Their Lives.

Rockport, KY Jan. -Four men
lost their lives and number had mar.
row escaped when the steamer Samuel
crashed into raft in aheavy fog
above this place on Green river. The
men, who were sleeping In a tent on
the raft, were crushed and mangled
before they awoke. The dad are Fred
Westeriield. Elgin aMddoX. II. n. Beck
and Dan Heeliu, all OF Rochester Ky
They failed to display danger signals
on the raft and the boat and several
barges crashed into IT,,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Latest Vaoraney Defense.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-Peddlers' licenseS
passed over the bar of a saloon be.
longing to an alderman is the latest
defense 10 the charge Of vagrancy. &C.
cording 10 Municipal Judge Newcomer.
The alleged scheme was revealed
when George Thompson was arraigned
for vagrancy. He was in possession
OF license to sell lead pencils on the
streets
As revealed in court, the alleged ar
rangeemnt contemplates the distribu.
tion OF the licenses over the bar to
such as enjoy the politicians protec-
ton. In spite Of his protection Thomp.
son was fined $40.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
D0NAGHEY BARS H00n00.
Friday and Thirteenth Not Fa-
vored For Inaugural Dates.

Conway. Ark, Jan. 5.--If Governor
Elect Donaghey can avoid it he will
not be inaugurated as chief executive
OF the state on either Friday or the
thirteenth day OF the month. He con.
fessed that he had no desire to take
the oath OF office on any "hoodoo'
day.
When asked when he thought the
inauguration would occur. Mr. Don
aghey said. Probably Thursday, the
fourteenth, or Monday, the eighteenth.
Wednesday, the thirteenth. would, Of
course, be bad day. and | hardly
think the general assembly will be
ready to fix a day so early, anyway
Friday would never do"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Doctor and VIII. Arrested

Waxahachie, Tex. Jan. 5.-Follow.
ing shooting, cGSsplaint was made
against DR. h. LS, charging assault
to murder, while his wife is charged
with aggravated assault Officers allege
Justice Of the Peace Finch and Lee
quarreled near the Lee home and that
Or Lee and wife both fired at Finch.
No one was struck
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Verdict OF Coroner.

Mckinney. Tex. Jan. 5.--Justice of
the Peace Osborne. acting coroner,
held an inquest over the body OF Mrs
l., F. Coffman, who was killed near
here. Tho verdict reads Death OF
deceased was caused from a gunshot
wound inflicted by gun held in tho
hands OF L.. S. Coffman." The exam.
lining trial OF the husband has not yet
been set The funeral OF Mrs. Coffman
was at Mckinney from tho home OF a
sister
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Found Dead In Cell.

San Antonio, Jan. 81. II. Holbrook
charged with embezzlement, was
found dead in cell In the county Jail
with twiue twisted around his neck.
His body was In a .rouching position
Holbrook was also known as Joseph I
Johnson He came from Eastland and
was formerly a prominent attorney
He was charged with selling mythical
school lands near uvalde 10 a farmer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Accidental kiilino

Granbury, Tex. Jan. Sam Bobo
was accidentally killed while travel
ing overland from Hill TO Young
county, He dropped q rifle which he
was holding In his lap and the weapon
was discharged. Il struck the end
gate OF the wagon, the bullet pene-
tratlng his eye. His brother riding
ahead. failed To learn OF the tragedy
until he had gone a mile further.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
TeSas Postmasters

Washington, Jan. 5.-The presiden,
nominated Texas postmasters as fol
lows r, II. Mckay. Daingerfield
vice Jesse II Harrison, removed
Richard l.. Coleman Rush. vice Theo
dore Miller, resigned. These succeed
themselves: Daniel NJ. Mobiles. aPris
Jas. H. Johnson, Lubbock; Prince A.
Hazard, Colorado; Terra l.. Hickson
Gainesville, Lora l.. Rowell. Pearsall +:
Edward II. Clark. Victor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Yankton Departs For Messlns.

Port Said, Jan. 5.-The American
scout cruiser Yankton left here for
Messina, with medical supplies and
provisions on board for the earthquake
sufferers. She carried also a number
of doctors. The Connesticut. the flag.
ship Of Rear Admiral Sperry. the Yer
mont Kansas and Minnesota have ar
rived here from Suez
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Ranger Fatally Shot.

Amarillo, Jan. 5.-Doc Thomas. a
Texas ranger. was shot and killed. Jim
Keeton, jailer. and deputy sheriff. is
held II is believed the men quarreled
over the removal of Arthur Banister
from the county Jail to Arkansas. The
shots were fired al close range. the
bullet entering above the right eye.
Death came after an hour Of intense
suffering
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
FRIGHTFUL BlOWUP.
Two Persons Burned TO a Crisp and
Another Dies In Short Time.

lnez, KY, Jan. 5.-Three lives were
lost in an explosion at the homs OF
Allen Cassett a wealthy planter and
deputy sheriff Of Martin county Cas-
setts wife and son were burned to a
crisp, while her step.daughter died
shortly afterward
The boy set can OF powder near
CRATE fire. He noticed a small white
lump In the can and not thinking II
TO be powder threw II into the flames
The lump exploded, setting the can
on fire and II exploded with great
force.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
pamaae Feared TO Peaches.

Van uBren, Ark, Jan. 5.-The mild
weather has caused the peach buds
70 swell and II is believed that the
severe storm which passed through
this section Monday night caused the
loss OF hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars to the owners OF commercial or.
chards In the vicinity of this place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
EwELL eRIGes ARRESTED.
Woman Of His Race He 10 Alleged to
Have Mistreated Identified Him.

Dallas, Jan. 5.-Ewell Griggs. ne.
gro was arrested. He is charged with
being one of the to men who took a
woman of their race named Cooper
some distance while she was on her
way home with her husband and RAPED
her She identified Griggs as one of
the parties. He was Jailed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Pierce Ready For Trial.

81 Louis. Jan. 5.-Judge Priest, H.
Clay Pierce's attorney. says he will
not seek 10 delay his Texas trial be.
cause OF Illness. Although sick at
New York Il IS believed Pierce will be
able To nppear AT Austin In March.
II is said he suffered a relapse soon
after his recent Texas trip.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
STRUCK BY CYCLONE.
Plows a Path Five Miles Long and
Fifty Yards In Width.

Mineola, Tex, Jan 5.-A cyclone
struck this section, passing three
miles west OF town In a northcasterly
direction The twister plowed a path
five miles long and fifty yards wide.
then disappeared The bard OF l.. C.
Johnson was destroyed, the home OF
Mrs, n. Il. Bryant was wrecked and
the residence OF ]. Il. uBrkhead de.
molished. The latters family took
refuge in a ditch There were no ia.
talities. The cyclone was in plain
sight of Mineola people.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
shenpard uroes Measures.

Washington, Jan. Representative
Sheppard appeared before the agri.
cultural committee and urged the bill
authorizing experiments in making pa
per from cotton stalks and his bill for
cooperation between the good roads
bureau and rural delivery service
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
HEAD ALMOST SHOT OFF
Terrible Sight Meets the Gaze
Of Sheriff and Deputy.
TRAGIC DEATH OF LADY.

WeNerlng IN His Blood, Body OF Mrs
Louis coffmsn Found Upon Bed, and
Husband, Who Says Wife Wounded
Him and Took Her Life, Arrested.
Mckinney, Tex, Jan. A terrible
tragedy took place five miles north.
west OF Melissa, this county. near the
Coffman schoolhouse early today.
The sheriff's office was notified and
Sheriff Bubank and Deputy Sheriff
McAulay left at once for the scene,
which was the residence OF Louis
Coffman wealthy and prominent
young man. On arriving there ter.
rlble sight met their eyes. Lying In
her own blood was Mrs Coffman, a
beautiful woman OF less than thirty
years OF age. with the front of her
head shot almost entirely away Louie
Coffman, the husband, was shot
through the hand, He made the state.
ment to the officers that his wife shot
him and then shot herself After max.
Ing an investigation. the officers ar.
rested young Coffman and brought
him TO Mckinney, where he was
charged with the crime,
Mrs. Cofiman was the daughter OF
John G. aBrnes, prominent and
wealthy farmer OF Collin county.
Young Coffman IL the son of Hoeue
Coffman, for years a prominent bust.
ness man of Melissa. on the Houston
and Texas Central railroad He Is
about thirty years OF age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Wisconsin cheesemakers Meet.

Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. 5.-The Wis.
consin Cheesemakers' association met
in seventeenth annual session in this
city today The prominent speakers
scheduled for the three days session
include S, Il. Shilling of Chicago, A. j..
Merchell of Madison. c. f. Eichel OF
Fond du Lac S. ]. Stauffecher OF
Monroe, and Prof F, w. Woll of the
state agricultural school.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
PECULIAR MlsHAP.
North Fort Worth Young Lady May
Lose Use Of Left Arm.

Fort Worth, Jan. 5.--Miss Minnie
Geager OF North Fort Worth was the
victim OF a peculiar accident which
may result in the loss OF the use of her
left arm.
In company with party OF young
people Miss Heager was walking in
front of building when her foot slip.
ped, and in attempting to preven: fall
ing, she ran her hand through a win.
dow. The broken glass inflicted a
wound on the left fore arm. cutting
across the muscle about an inch and a
half deep
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Horrible Crimes.

Tyler Tex, Jan. 5--Burglars rob
bed the home OF + B. Watson, a far.
mer, five miles from here They fired
the house and beat Watson, who was
found nearly nude fifty yards from his
home by neighbors, in unconscious
condition The house and contents
were entirely destroyed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Blow Causes Death.

Dallas, Jan, SC. w. Byron, an
aged man, who was knocked down dur
ing personal difficulty Monday, died
Tuesday from the effects of the blow
He was we'll known over Texas. Judge
c. |. Evans Sr., a prominent attorney
was arrested and released IN bond
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Ready 10 Resume.

Chicago. Jan District Attorney
Sims announces he Is ready to resume
proceedings In the prosecution OF the
Standard on company Two cases are
prepared tie Is waiting instructions
from Washington
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

81. Paul, Jan. 5,-Twelve degrees
below zero was recorded by the Uni.
ted States weather bureau thermome.
ter here Tuesday Street car traffic
was dcmorallScd during the rush hours
of the morning
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Wnstnrn Ernit Inhhers

Minneapolis, MINI. Jan. 5.-The
Western Fruit Jobbers' association as
sombled at the West Hotel today for
q session of three days. Uniform
packages, freight rates and the rela.
tions between the growers and job
bers are some OF the chief subjects
to receive the attention of the conven-
tion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
sticks Nail In Skull. Dies.

Bolivar Tenn. Jan. 5.-Raphael
Mucci, a boy, lell on nail II stuck
IN his head and death ensued