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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-30
Mirror Want Column.
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Home Guards of America and their
friends to attend the Masquerade
social, given Wednesday evening"
April 2S, at the Red Mems hall,
corner Church and Main SITS.
4-23-5tpd
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to handle circulation of nine trade
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Permanent paying proposition to
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ltpd
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-30

WANTED TO BUY-12 to 1S foot
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Charles Schmidt & Co.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02

Ten Thousand dollars for dinnerl
And merely beefsteak dinner at that.
That is the pace in New York. The
dinner in question was served the other
evening at the Hotel Mctropolc and
George 4. Kesser was the host. The
favors for the guests were $50 silver
mugs. Within stones throw Of this
rcvel there were probably large mum
Der of starving men and women to whom
the price Of one of the mugs would have
meant new life and new hope. But the
beefsteak eaters hadn't time for though t
for the hungry ones on the outside.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02

The pastor and officers kindly
thank all who helped.
Miss Lulu Manning made a
flying trip to Jacksonville last
Friday, returning Monday.
The many friends of Miss Rosa
Slater are glad to see her well again.
The bazaar at the ODD Fellows
Hall last week. under the control
OF the department Of the Union
Baptist Church, was success.
The following persons have been
selected as captains Of the ten clubs
of Bethel Church to control the
rally which comes off ON the fourth
Sunday of April; Mcsdamcs Julia
Steward. Addic Brown, Mary Sam
mic Lucrctia DcLanc, Mary Patti
crson, BcrticS Thompson, Misses
Bessie Robinson, Rosa Slater and
Mrs. Edith Miller.
The members of Deborah Court
are notified to meet at their court
room next Monday night.
II we DO not give the woman Of
Our race the respect and encourage
mcnt that should be accorded them,
how can we expect to have them
attain to that cmncnCc that char
actcl'isc those women who have
always been mems safe counScllorS
and guides in all ages of the world
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02
FULLY DoMEsTICATED.

A small boy had gone with his mother
to board for fortnight at a farmhouse
down in Maine.
At the first meal they found innumer.
able flies buzzing about the table. The
small boy regarded them closely for a
minute or two, then piped out, much to
the discomfort of the landlady and the
amusement OF the boarders, Mama
how tame these flies are!'
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02
GENEROUS CHILD.

Master Waiter aged 5 had eaten the
soft portions Of his toast at breakfast
and piled the crusts on his plate. When
was little boy, remarked his father,
Il always ate the crusts on my toast. -
Did YOU like them asked the little
fellow, chccrfuly
YES replied the parent.
you may have these, replied Mas
ter Walter pushing his plate across the
table.-Ths Dtltledtor.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02
Notice Of Application ioy Tar DEED
Under Section 8 o. CHAPTER lSSS,
Chattanooga.

LduS Of Florldd.
Notice is hereby given that nc. Curtis
and A. c. Gilbert, purcha scrs OF Tax
Certificate No. 500, dated the 9th day of
June A. D., 1900, has filed said certiti.
cate in my office, and has made appllca-
tion for tax deed to issue in accordance
with law Said certificate embraces the
following described property situated in
Volusia county, Florida, to.vit: NW4
OF NW4 of NW4 Section ~ TIP IS * So
The said land being assessed at the date
of the issuance of such certificate in the
name of c. c. Kohn. Unless said cer-
titicate shall be redeemed according to
law, tax deed will issue thereon on the
,4th day of April, \, D., 1899.
Witness my official signature and sale
this the 1,th dav of March, \. d.,
1900.
NSeal,) SAM'L D. JORDAN.
Clerk Circuit Court Volusia County,
Florida.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | will in
troduce a Bill in the approaching ses-
sion of the Legislature OF the State OF
Florida asking an appropriation for a
free bridge over the Halifax River at or
near Daytona, Florida.
!. E. ALEXANDER, Repre- sentative
DeLand, Fla, March 4, 1900.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02
John B. StetSOn University
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Harvard
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opportu
Toronto,
Of
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Ter President:
LINCOLN HUXLEY, Ph.D., LTD. LID.
DeLand, Florida.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-04-02
TheSirnpleLife

has for its basis PERFECT HEALTH,
The clear brain, TIE healthy stomach, the
bodily organs exercising in harmony, are
the first essentials OF Simple Life
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21
su,LD,sc PROSPECTS GOOD

a few odd jobs of concrete work
yet remain to be done, before the ee-
.ment workers pull In for the season.
a good many contracts for easements
walks and floors and other cement
and concrete work are in sight for
another year. Building IN James
town promises to be lively beginning
early next spring. ss1s3 NJ. si$ss5 i5ss.
Construction Of the new armory on
4thf Ave-, the excavation for which
was completed this summer, viii not
be further advanced this fall in al
likelihood as the season for putting
In concrete walls has about closed;
work Of that kind now is liable to- be
damaged by freezing. Next spring
tit is expected 4 that work will be
started early on the new srmorys and
the entire building COM pleted witli-
ont further delays.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21
sTUITissi d co. STOCK j Ia,

3ssA party III Stutema q count stock
|dealsfs wssfs m sin ID olntll, il,ts aul ssts
:prd 81 and y do@nd @ i, bsv viDRs Joined sin
Tho sbipment ol Eninsg cars ~ fat grass
fed cattle tot tlle marke et. lfost Sof
'thes took Were Gers althoS there
nv one car 4 q tsss cos ma some
younger cat IL 4 her brought about
four and i slf cents 4 pound. Those
Who q Isnt III h lparket With the
';cAttls sIs we're Me- 10 !, Graves Gahlsy,
Thorn, Clst1ene Kprt obsrts no
,stlnang III, III ilinark ~ I'M ttlaes ssfe ects
M tlle shetyy INN off atoc
ll1iIndssome "a stie IL lore NOT clo oed
sllondsy osIip9 HE ~ InS - SWlisio
|ins w csos ll e. \ & Y 4 a llll ! sI
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21
Some EARly srEcULArtoRs

4S In BpeculAttDg on future p0ltC1c4I
moves and possibilities In tho way Of
,candid didates for congressional and
state Offices the Valley City Times
Record ssys, In regard to the gov.
ernorship. that sentiment apears to
sbe vseriDg toward Buchanan. he is
: farmer, well educated and eminent
" qualified and is conservative
enough that the .milder stalwarts
would not oppose him. While he Is
not candidate and would much pre-
fer not to run for several very good
reasons, 1t can be authoratively
stated that II sentiment crystalizes
on him. that he will make the fight
land he always fights In the good
old Scotch way. }ls
There is quite . lot Of sentiment
In powerful quarters, fol. Miller for
the senate. n II NJ 3 3. ts ss553
The other Offices are not creating
much interest In progressive ranks.
II Is generally considered that Gron-
ma will be candidate for congress
and is acceptable to most progress
sives. Sentiment is unanimous
among the leaders Of the movement
that Young should be his running
matte. While he is not candidate,
it.is:quite probable that he will be q
candidate II the organization looks
like business and sentiment indicates
that he Is the man to make the race.
Senator Kofel Of Esmond will
undoubtedly be candidate for at
torney general II Miller is picked for
something higher and II not he will
probably be In thetrace for lieutenant
governor. While MI. Koftel is not
an aggressive candidate, he would
accept place on the progressive
ticket for either Office If he appeared
to be the man for the position.
s.As to other state offices, Bickford
will not have much opposition,
sBrightbilli is acceptable to the pro-
gressives generally. and Woods Of
Grand Forks will undoubtedly be on
their ticket for superintendent Of
schools. The two progressive railroad
commissioners Stutsman and Ander-
son have made good and will doubt-
less 20 back. AS to commissioner Of
agriculture. and secretary Of state and
the third railroad, commissioner, lit
Tie interest u being taken ID the :po-
lsitions other than that the present
.incumbents are. not to be desired y q
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21
AN ACTIVE ! AURORA.
Brilliant Display Of Northern
Lights Viewed Over North
Dakota. .. i.

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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21
4 SUDDEN SUMMONS.
Death Of Mrs Fred G. Kneelan6
Sunday Night. A Jan,est town
IA. Favorite Gone. Il.

1t is sad news to many to learn Of
the death Of Mrs. Fred q. Kneeland,
formerly Miss Mazies Clemens, ct her
home on 4th avenue north, Sunday
evening last at about 9 o'clock. Mrs.
5KneeIand has been III for some time
but had experienced no serious attack
until about three weeks ago when
she was taken with what appeared
to be peritonitis. She gradually re-
covered from the attack which was
not deemed alarming. and last week
was able to be up four or 1--we days,
and gave evidences Of getting strong
er and better. Her physicians. Drs.
Movius and Wood, decided that while
she was stronger and anticipating s.
possible relapse, the operation, which
was deemed necessary, be performed
while conditions appeared SO favor
able and an operation was therefore
made Saturday last, from the: im-
mediate effects Of which the patient
rallied and gave every evidence OF
rapid, recovery. ;45853 +. !
The operation disclosed . more SER
ious condition than the patient or
her friends we're aware Of, and It
vas found necessary to remove ad-s
hesions and results OF long disease.
the trouble appearing 10 be . conn
plication Of peritonitis and appen-
dicitis. j
The patient Sunday afternoon be-
came much worse and her heart
gave evidences of weakness that pre-
ceded rapid dissolution. Many Of
the friends and cquaintances OF the
deceased were unaware of her sick
ness and few thought 1t was as ser
ious . condition as in reality existed.
Her death comes as great shock.
not only to her sorrowing husband
and immediate relatives, but to All.
who had the pleasure Of her acquain-
tance, .s4sS 81. 5ss532 \, q
Mrs. Kneeland was one of the fav-
orite girls and yonng wom6n OF
Jamestown, having lived here sprsc-
tically all her life, and having taught
in the public schools for some nine
years, part Of which she was engaged
as the principa, Of the northsido 4
school. She was most capable, pop
ular and esteemable woman whose
death, will be sincerely mourned BY
alarge circle.
She was born in 'Williamsport. Pa. s, s.
thirty-oDe years ago, her maiden
name being Mary Adeline Clemens.
She was married in June, 1908, to
Fred G. KneeIand.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21
Old |! |RIFl [ |: PITS !.
That Conld Once BE Seen South
of the city. ! Prot I ction 4 A Againlstt
\, Indians ID Early Days.

L The dedic tion, of the Whit testone
Battle field. Monument recalls TO the
early settl lers other vidences Of the
confiicts between the government sol
oilers and the Indians IN this part Of
the state;s evidenceS that were once
ssplainly Visible; inst his locality. While
10 pitched eng agements occurred snesr|
this point ,in the q James / river val ley.5
the early arrivals sin sstoWn re.-s
member rifle pits ana remains Of 8
ssmallsfortiica lion south of tie city.
near the river on the Chas. Fisher;
farm. These srine pit could be seen
ssnntil within Is few years ago. and
possibly can yet bs disco erned by those
S who know t.ae exact ality: s5ss 81
B: 81 InAthe same ioca ailty of the old rife;
Epits vlicl apsate cted the sold dters
SaRain TN dena i attaekssa of the
trese sehsroN, \ sloak TN could bs
seeps nh arfly NJ III many onesI
aof hos q y q ma mules ma other evi-i
sdsncss ot ami atio 81: a a q
slIt thhts MN W. ofs ssyer1f eol-s
EddlsfIl.s could also #ons titns Az IA
nsAr TIA mot 81
mn, yamss$ EixsrS yal lley ~ aS Sfsyor-s
site trspp pinie ma hunt tinR ground Tor
|Sihdi o|sinl q tsal sater'
|1GpDpii q a Ii
Equente this N etA ia iii
sglrsst nun Nv fofe ont by|
LAX isrsi,, lndsSS inltll III;
Kinds ~ 4 as1nd mt ai1s III s10
wonder Tint ths III IN. 81 Il sxs i III sc-
tant Stos sbando y la alon taeI
M addition to#t the ssrills ~ smsnEss' nEs
fIstions lboys, ths s ( rnolsf j. plsts sntions
|slolta u ls| l.!y
I'M I'M ~ ~ ! = Sttlses 81
M |Ioc S1lg q 3 d of sths ltsss|
@9n I \ hist tpfi ioals sl1eIlss
n s'i1I pte s
q II
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21

slinnit 4 ! d, at a thru aesns
J EllSI ths illll eonpIs
Z soiplIing silIi al ls q m u I q 81 os
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21


much Immigration t6 tt,st Estate and;
outside capital has enlisted to the
deye,opment Of the state ..ss
The North Dakot exhibit was
awarded the blue ribbon $as the best
stat exhibit. 3:,
Those Who have visited the exhibit,
have been Interested il the 6ne
samples of grain which have been
sdisp,ayed. Samples Of hard wheat,
both spring and winter were 10 be.
seen on display; flax samples, or
which N North Dakota raises two
thirds Of the output Of the United
States. and which has brought 80
much wealth TO that ate. one years
{ yield often returning to the farmer
more than the cost of the entire stield.S
shears of oats that yield sheay yily and
show s plump, fine, mt rittous keEE.
mel; the rye, speltz, brown grass. clo.l
syer, alfalfa, ], barley, timo othy. duram1
wheat and other agricultural pro-
duets, will De convinced OF the prose
sperity is as high or higher than that
Eof sny state in the union, and why
every one from tlsat state is an op.:
stimist. Alwayss booming Noyths Da.
/ $kOta q
S;Ss ExrmeEs who Are Tired 0f payingI
high rental should 90 To- n North SDa-
skota, where ttl1ley u m lind .Of
thissifr isf own ana ~ - b tlye fsNsrdis Hof3
their own toll, ffor flt the sstate 0ners
every advantage. 3 offers lands
that zare cheap when Its fertility and
wealth producing ,qualit Hes areS con.
sidere1; the s6Rest OF etluoat tional sfa-
Ecilities for stheirl children, the purest
air, good i fuel. and 81 the natural
conditions that go TO make health
and prosperity 81
North Dakota comprises the fa.
NOUS Red River Valley, the James
and Cheye and the Missouri,
and inalI ofsthesei valleys thousands
have accumulated wealth and inde-
$$pendenc where Illness is rare and
iesers and malaria are almost un-
known. The state has an assessed
valuation q $3.50. .OOO. QUO with g state
debt that Is almost insigni ttcant,
with; IN sduca ational end dowment 5.ogII 81
land nacient to run All the schools
slSofE tue state IN 8 few years, and these
reasons wi iii give You some idea why
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-21


ference.
mi, , services sunday consiste ofs e
asonierence love fsast Il 9 IS
sermon sby Bishop McIntyre, ll1le memor. i1' ''l'.
III and ordinat tions services and at!s4 AZ
rs. p. m s temper rslly and an ad- l.-
dress On lsw enfor csmsnt by Judge u
Pollock sof also { add b
Judge Crawford ssof dickinson, Cover
!. nor Burke and 5s Atty: Gem. Miller.
/ Services AZ the Bismarck church
" wers presided over 81 ministers 4 q q
celebrity from outside the state. . z
There Is were y = number ofs admissi siona
INTO full memb bership of conference AZ
and y nnmbs ~ of transfe On % other npsl'
1onfsts &.
g. Rey. lkle amAIA In taa Ste. re.
) s. 5plort sc 81 thes sSunnd u school mis fo1aly
suork ia ted that taltiss NJ bean
held ats various part ssof eact district
and u great conventio M Ear0o; Last
4 aMay. Counties west 9of tho. .Misso our'i
i where there wers no Sunday schools
and no religious ssryioss of any reg.
5ular kind. were found and many
towns we're without Sunday scl,oolls.
His eRortsshad been expended sins the
vest and southwest part sof the state
which territory covers about three
nftts 81 the state. There we're many
! now settlers from I owl Indiana, 9,
wisconsin. MINES sota sall great 81
Methodiat states Sunday schools
and classes were b !; oIg s ganixed 9ins some
3se,yyeente az teen r dinersn ocaiities with, an
! enron Of 7s9 9spupi eN rail-: all:
roads g and new towns and an increase
ia the English speak king population
isbrcad adening tho 6eld fcr ork tn y
/ Ethis state. 3sl
The conf ferenceI closed today and
I tl1ess q Is 81 ointment ot minis tiers 70 The
various churches wass ann nounced sSA.at sAt
noon. Il It is 4 sunde rstood that 4 no l'
! el,anae nm was mads 10 the Jamestown,
/ II, apuoi ntment, Rev. Morrisons con.
q s<tinninR ln the eharR g. Sunday The The
I sbtshop pre- cheti 10 d sclassy yof young
/ L ia,uDenS e MO I were |, ordai lined: md also g
stte dsseosss ~ VI cpnsecra there
hing mo otfs ti,s 81 A. On I. 4
ygolssrsof Jan,est K d. dtss Qliye q
RAul Sof MINI & q
y t,as III n u sn n mt Net which l1as
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-02
Mrs. R. V. Kernole is visiting in Al
darcnn

Mrs. R. V. Kernole is visiting in An
derson.
Everybody votes for the Bond Is
sue now. ~
c. c. Morgan was in Monday from
Reliance.
w. G. Reynolds of Tabor was in the
city yesterday.
w. D, Stallings of Tabor, was in the
city yesterday.
A W. Cloud was in the city yester-
day from Kurten.
Mrs. w. n. Glaze of Reliance, is
visiting in Dallas.
George Dunn of Wheelock, was in
the city yesterday.
Vote for the Bond Issue-it means
greater Bryan. ~
w. L. Pratt of Hearne, was a visitor
to Bryan yesterday.
Mrs. Parker of Houston is the guest
OF Mrs. |. j. DeTden.
Henry Crenshaw visited his family
in Fort Worth Sunday.
Capt. A. F. Wilson went to his farm
in the bottom yesterday.
Public health of our city demands
the success of the Bond Issue. ~
r. L. o'Bryan went to Dallas yes
terday on a short business trip.
j. r. Smith was in the city yester-
day from his home al Reliance.
Tully Foster went TO Mumford yes
terday after a short visit to the city.
]. w. Skains of Kurten was in the
city yesterday and went to Franklin.
Eet ever be onward with the de-
Felopment of Bryan-Vote for the
Bond. ~
Abe Edell, a popular knight of the
grip, OF Houston was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Frank Webb returned yester-
day fom a visit TO her parents at Som
erville.
Judge and Mrs. V. b. Hudson re-
turned yesterday from a brief visit TO
Houston.
The future of Bryan depends on the
Bond Issue. 70
Louis Kubetski returned to Br.-
mond yesterday after visiting his
friend. Louis Chemelesky.
Mrs. George Royder returned TO
Wellborn yesterday afternoon after
visiting Mrs. Minnie Wiley.
The basketball games this afternoon
and tonight at the rink will be the
finest of the season. Don't miss them.
Mrs. B. Seelig returned TO her home
in Helena Ark, Saturday night after a
pleasant visit TO her sister, Mrs. Sam
Levy.
Your taxes is and has been the
maxima for years-Vote for the Bonds,
you get the Improvement for the same
money ~.
Miss Parker, designer and manag-
ing trimmer for Wilson q Derden's
millinery department. arrived Monday
afternoon,
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-02
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

: .
Vote for the BOND ISSUE today.
Geo. Dunn returned to Hearne Sun.
day.
E. R. Lloyd OF Kurten, was in the
city yesterday.
]. II. White of Wixon, was in the
city yesterday.
Fruit and Vanilla Cream at the
SPith Drug Co. 76
o. Z. Dubose of Mart was in the
city yesterday.
The Bond Issue means better fire
protection for the city. 70
W. l.. Utsey was in the city yester.
day from his home at Wixon.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red eggs
$3.50 per dozen. Phone 334. 70
W. n. Glaze was in the city yester-
day from his home at Reliance
J. d. Willis came over from Austin
Sunday in advance of the basketbaY
team.
Emmett Cole returned TO San Aehto-
nj HIq ISL SUNDAY .I,y after spending some Weeks
August Prinzel Of Kurten. was in the
city Sunday, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whitman.
Hon. o. l.. Stribling Of Waco, was
In attendance upon the district court
here yesterday.
Maj. c. A. Adams is at home for
few days after an extended business
trip on the road.
j. l.. Thomas of Cross, Grimes coun-
~, was looking after business matters
in Bryan yesterday
For sale-A graded Jersey cow
FRESH in milk. Tyler Haswell ~
Louis Mike Of Houston, is the guest
OF his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Jno. B.
Mike for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Ferguson of
Mart, are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
1 j. c. Davis in this city.
Let c. f. Bullock e. Co., All your
grocery orders for March. 70
Judge J. c. Scott arrived Sunday
from his home at Franklin for the
opening OF court Monday.
Basketball, State University VS.. Al
IN Academy at o'clock this after
bon and $3.50 tonight. Roller Rink.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-02

For Sale or Rent, the H. H. Henry
place. Apply to ]. " Brogdon.. II
Miss Montgomery arrived from St.
Louis Sunday to accept a position in
the millinery department of A. J. Wag-
ner e. Co. Miss Montgomery is a mil
liner and trimmer of years experience
and is an artist of exceptional ability
in those Ines.
The Bond Issue will not increase
your taxes. AZ
Miss Springfield, who has charge of
the millinery and ladies ready TO wear
department for A. j. Wagner & Co, is
again at her place in this store having
arrived few days ago. Miss Spring
field has just returned from a months
stay in thanEast where she was enga-
ged in thS oction of the new line of
millinery Nrner firm. She purchased
an elegant sto5Aand will have some of
the prettiest &nes to show the ladies
of Bryan a4(kSicinity that has ever
been seen in9tis city.