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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19
SPORT S
HIKE TO HkLEIWA
Is CREATING INTEREST

intention " doing everything iu bis
power 20 make the race a success and
ulu look after the comfort of contest
ants and sight-seers al be- alone knows
how 10.
Ownera Or automobile Who are Vili-
iug tg follow the race either taking an
Interest in one man or for general
emergency purpose are requested to
notify either the Star. Advertiser OF
members Of the Marathon committee.
The local merchant VIII shortly De
called On 90 contribute prizes and o. BE-
thought that tnerewiI b. HJ difficulty
lu obtaining q splendid I.E NJ awards
for such a good cause
8r Joseph 5chWzrz las aled that
tte c0mmittee may cali Jl him iy.
anything in the prize Iue which tnel
may think Dr. Jn this matter "a FJllu.
teer s. worth Two pressed men and !
oGefE 0f D.rze are aeIl u for pa3I
cation lH rle .oes' papers f. $3.50 ALLOW
tle melle- NJ the oOmu...ea ~ mucl
tUe ~ work lD rHe le.ala ~. tle race
Tfe Advertiser hae generously offer
e. Nv donate the number alt Ele DE-
printing
FI Information may oe 9yalle.
from noe Sporting Edltgr ~, tle ADJ
serlaer 0r Star W from q. Is. Fleua
NJ Wall. Elcho.s CO.
Use chairman u tle committee %
Pr0fes8oT Blanchard NJ The ligd scloO.
~ b4s called = meeting VI aI Interest
30 for next Tue01ay eseDlAg 10 200
maIla pavilion n the Young HOte
root garden. j. ls hoped tlst every
one interested Do the race alI make Z
point VI being Dre5euL
The committee cOBslsa NJ Iesrg
Blanchard, hrlo.d, Chas 2. Chilling
worth, Vlepa Lone, Deuslam and b
81 HgTeg.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19
To PLAY FOR
QU0N'S CUP

There WI be q game Of baseball o.
Aala Park On WasblDgtOn'g Birthday
a. 2 D. ~, when the CbiBeze Athletic
Club viii stack ~ against tbe Students
Alliance, BON teams are confident
Of winning The winners NJ This game
VIII gain possession NJ the beautiful
silver cup, presented by Br Hong Quou
ana which ~ now a. the AbaDa co.'s
window,
~. FrnaDdez has consented ~ mo-
Dire the games and me players AND
fans may feel assured " fair decisiOni
win Eddie handling the indicator
After the game both teams vii b'
guests 81 q Chinese dinner given b.
some Chinese baseball fans al the men
restaurant on BauBakea street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19
PRO FORMA
DECISION
by MUTUAL CONSENT THE MUM
CTPAL CASE GOES TO THE ST.
PREM ECOURT

Judge Robinson yesterday Afternoon
gave a pro forma decision ordering
the writ of mandamus to issue as
prayed for by Charles Coster against
CITY and County Treasurer p d
Trent
When Vs. A. kinney had rested ine
case for the respondent discussion
ensued between himself CITY Al.o
neys Cafhcsrt and Ai.TertOn and me
court a. 10 further procedure.
Dir. Kinneg was willing to submit
the case without argument and. it me
court bad formed p conviction. Do
would Ike Be- f0 render p decision o1
the merits If The court was nO. pre-
pared t0 give q deI5eratel decision
BE- would accept q pro lorna decision
without Drejudlce 0u which IN aDpea
might forthwith b. taken ro tine 81
Dreme COUrt
If seemed ~ d. agreed that abe re
serving Of question: to me EuDreu'
Court was imDrscllcaDIe owing ~ ta'
disputed facts
Judge Robinson Has not prepare.
~ render q decision 0fhsu6 He 81.
given much Latitude ~ lhe hearu.
end there were many points raise.
which be- had uO. had time ~ coneil
~ D. was important Or account "
the great inteTet ~ tbe community
involved. that tde controversy sbouI,
b. determined ~ soon al possible D.
the court " lasf resort in tie Terri
tory Finally b. made the order a.
stated
Mayor Fern was the last witness
but very few questions were Above,
him ~ answer. Dr. Kinney frame,
question: ~ great length from 49,.
pleading Ouly ~ have OBJECTION n
them offered Dy Dit Mlreron s1s
fained.
4 When he concluded BIZ ezamlnat,or
Dr. Kinney forgot ~ release tbe VI
ness, - thai Mayor Feru nema ~,
sitting aloft 81 state. un8 he oou-
+ rOse.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19

George Lowe gl fHe Marathon race
committee stated this morning that
there would ae %. feast eight entries
for the bicycle race which 500 precede
the foot affair." DE also e-aed that
lae bie.eI want tg start from tBe
Opera House at any time which may
Je appointed 1g the cJmmitfee
Arrangement are rapidly taking
shape sIl lhe race promise Ly ye .le
biggest athletic event ever brought or
lu Honolulu The judges ~ the
finish viii DE- a. S. MahauI1. j. s. Ome
and g. b ChllngwOrh.
Entries close next Saturday might
"a. O'Clock ny either the Advertiser.
Star w a. Is glerra " wall N.cho.
CO. All entrance fee NJ lrg cents %
required which 800 be- returned when
tIe contestant aDDears 81. ono starting
point Nv take part lI tle raoe
Herfe Hmell stations $3.50 BE- aualg
a5 for a- IIgIo.gIl slzsr mlI Ka.a1a-
0H fae LeUella aype. ggDJ .e t1r
cavalry camp and along tAe route o
tle a stage NJ rle journey between
Iae dam and Hale,aa.
JHe faae HiI ear lDU .l8a leDs. Il
7.5D on MarCl j.
"a number NJ road judge sl w. eD
pointed and she commanding officer Fl
LeilehDa viii BE- asked Nv detail meI
~ act for this DuiDoaa. ~ r1ls meaU
anyone taking q short c1t aI.l 1e o.
tected, for t1e comperi.gFa U,I ~
checked Boz number DE- Judges station
ed a. various points NJ che eoGrse.
Arrangement are under Nay Nv bsy'
special train Tgn which VIII tak'
Z the public ~ Ba,elUa anG baek ~ Z
round Trip race n $50 This train
VIII s.ar after the Ha.eiEa sDee.a' snl
VIII return about 7 y, 90.
Manager BIdgO0d has announced bl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19
!. N. CA. MEET
DECLARED OFF

The y d. &. 4. track team a. .
meeting last night decided " abandon
their annual field day which was "
have been held o week from next Sa-
turday, owing ~ the dincuity IN OH
taiDing q suitable ground
Instead N the field and track meet
o Marathon race VIII be held On june
-, the anniversary Of Kamehameha' D
birthday
James Mott John y. C0ckbuu and g.
u, ingalls, we're appointed q committee
on o course and VIII report a. the mex
general meeting.
The course vii probably start al
JfaDi0lani Park vim the frst mile lead
ing round the track, eighteen Of tWeD
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19

There Is more than q probability
that Honolulu VII DE- represented when
the field gOes ~ the DOGt for ID. fr
Merchants STAKES ~ ~ run lB
On the Fourth VI JDjy.
There - 10 tbe r. =. cDysl ~ lBJlel
as nice . specimen NJ = WD-yesF-Olo
thoroughbred - anyone could wish ~
see.
The cDlt D. t8e properly NJ Captain
Fallg, the deDOt quauerWaster and wag
purchased iB EacfaWeDty and shipped
here several months aga,
ID cO,or be- D. nag win white Dlaze
ana three white feet His tire u
Altamsz ana bis dam DDYey AonyOoe,
AitamaZ vas stake bDrae OWHed ~
Burns ana WaterbOUge when t5at pau
erfW stable Was a. t8e ze1ltl Vi ID
success.
AItamsz Wa Dy tine famOus Maxim,
sire n Fjeur DC LgE, the EgFB1 BaHdi-
cap winner ana Othsr zood oHef. 1be
colt ~ a full brother ~ DOyalta Whlcb
Won goOd Tace ~ t8e Emefyyllle
track recently, running zlz fur.Ongg 10
IN. Although the emit wont BE-
three yesrs On tlll June BE- D. already q
big rangy animal ana VIII be q glaHr
before be has 1tODDe9 gTOVlng o.
looks count ior anything be VII ceT-
tainly win races for bis appearance ls
good enough for anything
The Sporting Editor NJ The Star Bag
acoorded the privilege NJ lOoklDE the
colt over yesterday aDd found bin IN
a spacious Doz stall booking ~ fine ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19

~ zee the parade 10 the morning. A.
the meeting NJ the tournament con-
mittee held yesterday 81 mas decided
~ make 81 one club bosey and one
atroke VII BE- added ~ the bogey sc0re
NJ eacb hole, making the COlOneif
aoOre - for this tournament
a table dhOte lunch viii b. served
~ noon and ~ doubt many VI the DE-
coTaDed vehicles VIII make he Country
Cub the objective point AFTER the pa
f8de b over.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19
OAHU MAY HAVE A
STERLING RACE HORSE

slIk. Jeuv BTOderick. the veteran
hDr1emaD 81 looking after the colt and
q enthusiastic 10 his praise.
1E BTOderiek bad the colt added
I'D ridden UOUDd the yard for me
benefit VI the neBspaDerman. he
B,oD1 ~ ike . racehOrse and picked
BIZ dainty Day proudly about the yard
~ though aBare That Dr. wa out on
drezE Darade lils wltbers are vel.
nigh perfect and bls neck as handsome
~ has eYer been ~ On horses
shoulder
The coJr viii shortly BE- sent ~ Iei-
.e1ua and viii De worried ~ the mile
TRACK which IL being made there. he
Bas TRACKED Do California and IL aaid
~ have shown . promising turn Oi
EDeed.
When be- ls ready he VIII be- raced
and ~ eiiOr VII BE- made ~ get him
lD shape FOR the big meeting 70 be
held % BllO IN July
Captain Fails ~ a keen lover Of a
EOOd bOrse ana certainly displayed eX-
oelIeBt judgment Do purchasing The cot
win Jerry BrOderick a. trainer the
beet that may BE- 10 the cot viii b.
brought ont for there ism a cleYerer
Dr more a6tute bOrsemaH IN me Terri-
tOrg todaY than that came Jerry
LDcsi hOrsemeB wil watch the career
NJ the Altamaz cOlt win great in
terest and vii unite Ia hoping thAt
be- VII prove worthy 70 uphold the
honor n Oahu a. the Hllo meeting next
July
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19
sP0RT08IfT

&. q. Bartlett 2 Marathon eutAus.ast
bas Kindly consented " take mem
Der VI the Marathon committee over
the course ~ an aut0mODiie during u.e
next tew days During Inc wv ar
Tan8ement Viii BE- made tDr TDao
judges and refreshment stations
tFE
There VIII De soccer ms al.erADpn
al Ali0lani EOliese Detweeu ne 9eGpad
teams 0f Punah0us and AlH0,an me
latter team " MOI ab0Serher aegono
team a. n includes Some ~ tAe Ar5.
eleven men wh0 play DBilg ~ din.cu--
~ ip getting t0gether fuh junior
eleYeD
The D0stDOned 81 1Duis lu.ere,ass
baseball game which was W b8Ye Doep
played On I1nC0lpg Birthday vii b.
played this afternoon a. Aala ParI
commencing z ~
kPE
The yachtg Hawai- KamebameGa
ana Gladys leaYe tDmOrDw tpy p twD
aays' fishing cruise ~ Jana ape A9-
lOkai
tFE
GeDrHe Cr0zier Bll launch hi5 AeB
slpop On Monday m0rninE ~ hiEb .ee
The craft ~ ~ feet 0YegaD AAd ahf
has p tWepY-eight fo0t wa.eriiRe
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19

- miles over the ROADS and me final
few mikes round the Irack asalD
A Gerles Df paper cbaSeg and cross
country runs VIII BE- arranged iu ne
near future tor member VI tle =.
u. G. a, IN order 70 give Intending
Marathon .cOntestan1 2 ehaDce ~ 8et
thoroughly f.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19

viii stop the cough. Forsixtyyears
it has been the standard remedy
with men, women, and children for
colds, coughs, and al throat and
lung diseases. II contains no mar
cotic orpoison Of any kind BE sure
chat you get Ayers Cherry Pee
tcral Accept no cheap and worth
less substitute.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19
NOVELTY GOLF
NEXT MONDAY

There viii be q novelty golf tourna-
ment n DE Country Club on Monday
afternoon, Entries close al 2 D. ~.
This viii give all the golfers q chance
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19

Poor little fellowl he coughs
so hard he cannot sleep. That
makes him weak and sicklv all the
next day. His brother thinks this
coughing is terrible. 50 do we, for
we know that Just a few doses Of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-19

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Haao.a fauu
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
ORPHANS ARE HUNGRY.
Six Hundred Children In suckners
Orphan Home Being Fed on
Half Rations.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Baptist church has received a letter
from Dr. u. {. Buckner. the venerable
head Of Buckners Orphan Home near
Dallas. that should appeal to every
man, woman, boy and girl In Bryan
The children are hungry and their
pitiful cries are heard through The
land FOR food The Doctor writes that
600 poor little motherless. iatherless
and helpless children In the home
are being fed on half rations. Think
OF II, o. Christian men and women
hungry children. and the world so
fun Of the good things OF life Clothing
Is not needed a. the weather is now
warm. but they are hungry. Only
half rations," great God Is there a
heart In all tlls town hat win not
open 20 them. and a hand that VIII
not be held out TO help them, Hun
gry In this land % plenty. hungry for
the scraps that fan from our tables.
hungry for that which We throw away.
hungry for that which We spend fool.
ishly. o. mothers as you press your
little darling 20 your heart and your
cup runneth over with JOY. think Of
the six hundred that know not a
mothers love. that are crying for
bread. They are denied the tender
care OF a mother. there Is no one TO
soothe their little troubles. no ono
10 hear their prayers and tuck them
avay in their little beds. And when
awakened by the childish fears OF
the night" and their little hands are
reached out. there Is no mothers neck
for their soft little arms 20 enfold
and no bosom upon which they may
sink TO rest in peace and security O.
people will you not come 10 their res.
cue? Just dime will help so much;
will not every boy and girl in Bryan
give a dime? Will not every man
and woman IN Bryan help?
A. the ladies meeting yesterday aft.
ernoon the sum OF sl?50 was subscrib-
ed and they ask all who will help TO
turn their Offering in 70 Mr.. W. A.
withers az Myers Hardware Store.
and he will turn II in 10 the ldaies
to be forwarded TO the orphans Re
member they are hungry NOW, and
also remember that he who gives
quickly. gives twice
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
IRISH POTATOES COMING IN.

The first OF the Irish potato crop
planted In Bfazos county for ship
ment, came in today. Il Is the pur-
pose Of the growers TO ship one or
two cars this week II the rains do
not too seriously interfere.
Messers. S. Z. Locke. W. l.. Edge.
VIII Hudspeth and Roy Hudspeth OF
Cottonwood. and j. A. Hagins OF Ros-
prim. brought in several wagon loads
today and stored them at the COM
press.f great many more will be
brought In tomorrow II 1t does not
continue TO rain.
The Eagle learns they have as many
as three cars sold II they can BE- ship
ped by Friday night. The price Is
sl00 per bushel. which Is much bet
ter than the price obtained last year.
II was also reported today that a
buyer would be here tomorrow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
THE FIRE SALE.

The fire sale put on yesterday morn
ing at the Walker Five and Ten Cent
Store. was one Of the most successful
ever seen In Bryan. Long before the
opening hour the sidewalk in front
was crowded with ladies and in FIVE
minutes from the opening Of the doors
the store was so crowded that II was
impossible to move around on the in
side The crush became so great the
proprietors were compelled TO lock the
doors and as fast as one crowd was
waited on. let them out, and another
was ready and waiting 10 take their
places. Notwithstanding the rain, the
attendance was almost as great again
today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18

Miss Matte Tabor is visiting in
Houston.
Mrs. Dan Kidd left today for visit
10 Nayasota.
Mrs. Horace FefyrEon OF Dallas Is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. G. W.
Mawhlney.
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting
begins next Friday May 2ist. which is
TO be held at Independence Let ev.
erybody who Is interested be sure
and attend
Mrs. NJ. A. jenkins left this after.
noon for New York TO visit her son.
Captain Albert jenkins OF the United
States Army. She was accompanied
as far as Galveston by her son. Z. J.
Jenkins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
Elegant Pattern Hats.

Why do you wish TO pay two or
three prices for your hats? There
is no need in Il when you can buy
Just as nice. just as good, just as
stylish hats for half, and less than
half than you have been paying Coul-
ter has just received an elegant line
Of pattern hats from one OF The lavg-
est millinery houses In the count
and has placed them on display g.
the inspection OF the ladies Of Bryan
and vicinity. They embrace all the
latest shapes and most stylish trim.
mings OF flowers. fruits and foliage.
There is nothing prettier nor more
stylish anywhere. and a cordial invi-
tation Is extended the ladies 10 call
and see them. w3ldl3S
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
TAX MAP OF TEXAS.
Shows by Counties the Average Value
Of Lands Per Acre.

Special 10 the Eagle
Fort Worth. Texas. May ls.-The
Texas Commercial Secretaries Asso-
citation has issued a Tax Map. show.
ing by counties the average rendered
value Of land per acre. 1907 and 1905.
II Is issued for the information OF
property owners, tax assessors. boards
OF equalization and others interested
In equalizing taxation as between the
different counties. The explanatory
notes on the map read In part:
The purpose OF the map is to show
comparative information Of the aver
age rendered value OF land per acre
as between the different counties In
1907 and 1908. The figures shown
rt In each county give the aver
. rendered value OF land In dollars
aad cents per acre. for 1908 and the
second figures give the same infor-
NATION lot ifVt.
II was first attempted TO show the
average assessed value OF land per
acre and the average true value OF
land per acre in each county. so that
the tax assessor could have a practi-
cal basis for enforcing full rendition
but on official records were accessible
showing the true value OF land per
acre In each county ard the effort had
20 be abandoned
A study OF the map shows Ellis
county to be the center OF increase
in the rendered value OF land per
acre. 1905 over 1907. This increase
diminishes rapidly with the distance
in all directions from Ellis county and
as II nears the eastern. western and
southern borders OF the state Is lost.
entirely. with exceptions.
There are counties In the state
that have increased their assessment
$40 per acre and over In 1905. as com.
pared with 1907. There are l6 coun.
ties that have more than doubled their
assessment 1907. compared with 1905.
There are SO counties that show
decrease in assessment OF land. 1905
compared with 1907.
The map is for free distribution and
can be secured on application to the
Secretary OF the Texas Commercial
Secretaries association in this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18

Mr. $. h. Buchanan was right pain
fully hurt by his horse falling with
him late yesterday afternoon. He had
started with his sons. c. A. and $. w.
Buchanan. with a bunch Of cattle to
the latters pasture. and when near the
ice factory a freigh, train rushed by
and his horse became frightened and
ran into a guy wire from a telephone
pole falling with him. and a number
Of cattle ran over hing He was right
badly bruised aF.-tut was given medi-
cal attention and is resting as easily
as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18

The reporter was yhown, some pen
and ink drawing today that was about
as fine as any We ever saw. II was
the work of Homer Stuart. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Randall Stuart Of this city,
and gave every evidence OF the true
artists talent as any We ever
saw done by an amateur The work
was copying OF course. but the true
art displayed showed Enthusiastically
that the young artist would some day
be able to show something besides
copying. Such talent Is a great gift
and should be- cultivated
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
FOUNTAIN FACTS.

Once more send In a little report
hoping II viii meet with favor.
The crops are loking fine. most Of
the corn Is shoulder high and cotton
nearly all chopped out.
We had services Saturday night and
Sunday.
The Sunday school superintendent
brother Lybrand. turned In his resig
nation. He and his good wife. with
their bright children have been a pow
er for good In the Sunday school work
and song service.
They 20 from here to Meriens. Tex.
where they viii make their future
home. We regret very much 10 lose
them However. we feel that our
new superintendent. Brother c. c. Du.
laney is capable in every respect 20
take charge and make our school a
success.
The young people Of Parker and
Fountain unite their forces and
hold services alternately at each
place. which gives them the double
pleasure OF cooperation and visiting
each other.
Arrangements have been made to
hold a camp meeting at Parker. begin
ming Friday night before the second
Sunday in July.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
FOR SALE.

12s acres Eas, OF and adjacent TO
the Uursuliue Convent About 20
acres In cultivation. balance In pas
ture. A very choice tract Of land;
also 100 acres on the A. and NJ Col.
lege public road. opposite the fair
grounds This is the most desirable
tract OF upland in Brazos county. Not
break in the entire one hundred
acres. Title 10 both tracts perfect. W.
Z. Cavitt. 40
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18

Rev J. T. ogle. pastor OF the First
Christian church Of Paris, Texas. who
will preach the commencement ser
mon at the A. and NJ. College on sun
day. June 9Th. will preach az the Chris
tian church in this city that night. DR.
ogle is one Of the great preachers OF
the Christian denomination. and the
Eagle believes that a great treat is In
store for all who hear him. both at
the college and in this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

.
C. A. Lindsey returned today from
Nayasota.
Mat Burford was in town today
from Colleso.
$. F. Andrews was a visitor from
College today.
w. b. English OF Steep Hollow. was
in town today.
Prof. J. A. Thompson OF Zack. was
In the city today.
T. T. Goodwin Of Providence. was
in the city today.
Rever's Violet Talcum Powder II
dainty and delightful to use Il has
no equal Emmel a Maloney. 1879
Herbert Crenshaw left today for a
visit to Fort Worth.
A. W shelton was in today from
his home In the bottom.
W p. Burkhalter was up today
from his home AZ wellborn.
J. V. Rosprim, a merchant 81 My.
ers. Burleson county. was transacting
business here today.
Fresh Irish potatoes this week only
&c per bucket. Sanders Bros i39
Mrs Mary Ware and Miss Phoebe
Frost Of Richmond Texas. are guests
OF Mrs. l. l.. McInnis.
Headache leaves in twenty minutes
after you take X.Ray Headache Cure.
Emmel a Maloney. 1888
Mrs. l.. l.. Mclnnis. president Of the
woman's Club. requests ihe Eagle to
announce a meeting OF the members
OF the club at the club rooms In Car.
negie han tomorrow afternoon al :
o'clock. There Is business OF import.
ance and all the members are urged
90 be present
Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
on hand. also nice line Of fancy can
dies. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A birthday party for the benefit Or
the Ladies' Al Society Of the Free
Baptist church, will be given al the
home Of Mrs. J. w. Hamilton Thurs.
day, May 20. from . to p. m. All
invited 10 come and bring as many
cents as you are years old. 1879
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-18
No Limit.

There IL practically no limit to the
variety Of work that can de done with
Singer Sewing Machine. whether
for the finest embroidery. the plain.
est home sewing. or the most elabor.
ate tailoring. the Singer is equally
efficient. We sell for cash or on small
monthly payments. Also rent and
repair machines. Phone lO5. T. A.
Satterwhite. Salesman.