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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
Culinary Notes
N.c.roni with tomato sauce. New

Nacaroni With Tomato Sauce. New
England sty1e-Buy Your macaroni.a If
vot can at first class Italian grocery.
where you can find il in perfection.
Plunge into boiling salted water and
cook from 90 10 so minutes. Drain in
a colander. then run cold water
through il for moment.
For the sauce. cook and strain one
can OF tomatoes or its equivalent in
fresh fruit Chop two thin slices of
pork very fine. put in a frying pan and
brown in the fat; one small onion sliced
and a handful OF dried mushrooms
scalded, strained and chopped. These
add greatly 10 the flavor. Add to the
tomato together with four whole
cloves. a tablespoonful of sugar. salt
to taste and cayenne Mix we'll and
simmer a few moments: then thicken
lightly and add q tablespoonful of
Kitchen bouquet. Cook two minutes.
pour over the macaroni and cover with
grated Parmesan-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

less QUANTITY of bone than usual to
avoid the jellying OF the soup. II the
soup jellies a little melt and let par
tally cool. then add the wine and If
will be diluted enough to avoid jelly
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

sired quantity of claret with an equal
quantity OF cold water or consomme;
add salt and sugar or not as desired.
Have ready sagO. cooked tender in
water and small figures cut from slices
of cooked pineapple Serve the soup
cold with half a dozen grains each of
the cooked sago and pinapple in each
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY of He1HOUSE

Lies best school is living with peo-
pie. It is there we learn our best
lessons Some one says: 1T is better
10 live with others. even at the cost
Of considerable jarring and friction.
than TO live in undisturbed quiet
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

NOT q single stop. not even 20 feed the squirrels
laughing she agreed
l. pleased HIM note the perfectly goWned hgre,
and he was satisfied because She was SO happy arm
in arm thev would ak along the drive, she chat
ting about some one or the perfectly splendid
Zines given -Lerl tv Mrs So and So on such and
such nieft-al irothy. etfervescent nothngness
But il seemed ., please Winifred and surely that
was enough This then. had been their afternoon
life for dlmo-. q year usually ending with tea ~
Mrs This Iha-
THE dinner proved q great success, Winifred
in languid content. and Dick following her every
move with adorirg eyes
Nv dear Mr. White. inquired Mrs Grant. who
was the Ias- guest to leave. Is not tomorrow cur
morning for The photographers,
Why YES $50 .t Is. the hostess responded. hCt
there is the musicale The Waldorf At eleven. and
then shall have rush over 10 Sherry for luncheon
with Dicket Nv bur II VIII be q busy day, |
must get over O. pour for dear Mrs Burnham IN
he afternoon and there's that dance a. the Har-
qreaves after dinner
Well III YOU a. Sanford II the morn
ing Mrs Grant interrogated-
Yes exactly at nine thirty sharp. and with
q fnal goodnight Winifred reJoned her husband,
who was anNiouslv awaiting her in the drawing room
Nv my, bu, that was a dandy dinner. VIM
girl ~ he exclaimed And topping II of with that
exquisite music gave one more successful even
lng That 'Cellist q genius, without doubt Such
and such in ms selection Ot 1ust the proper
numbers to suit We must keep him in mind. H..
Yes, Dicket dear, | quite agree with you, and
from on | am going 10 give Just such party az
least once q month weekly tea tmy days at home ot
course and become the busiest Of busy homebodes
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

number of this musical paper. and they give that
new pianist the most remarkable A.ud u send-Ot.
We're surely going 70 ENJOY the reci-al tomorrow.
| see he's not a Russian. either but German.
Is 1t to be given tomorrow Afternoon. Oh.
Dicket dear what VIII YOU say 20 me- l did 81
want to go and here I've given my word 20 accom-
pany Katherine Rogers at some sort Of WOma1s
Meeting at the Plaza. from two until tVe
Why dearest How could You possibly torgett
You with me when / purchased The tickets
and that was almost a nth ago
Winifred had by this time reached The back Of
Dicks chair. where she stood with both hands on
his shoulders I'm sorry | forgot all about t.
Dick dear, she said falteringly but l simply
could dsappoint kathie at this late date. and,
hopefuv It won't be such a hard matter Tor TO1
20 get some one else VIII II
He felt as though slim white hand had crept
from his shoulder 10 his throat and was choking
him NOdding his compliance. he settled into his
chair and became lost IN meditation He must have
been this for quite awhile when the strains
Of music reached his ears WIn-g.rl was Singing
some excerpts from La Bohtu-e
OH" he concluded IN self condemnation. what
the deuce are YOU grouching about lou didn't
expect to keep her closed UP n cage when You de-
cided New York did you, Well then. buck up
and let her see life Keep Your promise % old Is
bourne and show you're a thoroughbred. And win
reaching this determination he considered the Ic-
dent ended
Do YOU know. sweetheart" he sand as he en-
tered the music room and placed one arm aiIec-
tionatev about her. Your Voice Is getting TlcAeI
and stronger every day Why don't You -aEe up
your studies again
With a iovfu exclamation WIrltred responded,
nv, but ! would love II, Indeed | would I~nI
Cee.eas- er Ez5s =
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

THIS last remark accompanied by two white
L arms encircling his neck and a pair Of rosebud
lips seeking his him thinking OF the lncongruIty
Of II all Though he held her close against his
breast Dick felt hurt with her Could It be possible
that she had entirely forgotten, Had all this mock
erv made her dismiss the days when he and she
would sit by the hour with hands ClaSped, watching
and planning the future Of their little giant sam
son. Had all Of that beautiful past been buried
with the bow He could reconcile himself 70 Il
And he became more fearful that she was forget
ting when she made engagements that took up ali
the dav after luncheon and entirely eliminated their
afternoon walks That Win-grl deliberately prom
ised their tramp-a-day" time for a shopping with
Mrs b or an afternoon affair with Mrs c, per
turbcd him say the least; and, worst OF all, the
hustle and hustle Of the afternoons spent with her
newly made friends seemed to eXhlaratc her 1t
could not possibly be that she getting IN with
what was known the " swift set on these after
noon excursionsl Dick could not picture Winifred
al all at home in such environment.
Yet on her return home IN the evening she would
rush into the dressing without so much as
look into the library where Dick anNOuSy wait
ing counting the hours and fighting his thoughts,
especially those unpleasant thoughts that, IN stu
alton OF this kind will creep and reduce to weeds
the beautiful flowers that permeate the atmosphere
sound Of the dinner bell Winifred would appear
goyyned for the evening looking radianty happy
But strangest of all thought he, when he would
attempt question her regarding the afternoon
dOnVs the sounded little evasIve. Ot
course il must be his love for her and perhaps zeal
ousv of those others who monopOlized these hours
that caused such pesky thoughts; with hopeful
tone in his voice he exclaimed:
oh, Win-girl, I've been looking through back
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
MONOLOGUES BY LUCY ELLEN

NAsM I'se Ieven yeahs ole goin on twelve.
L Ise hawn right yere in Wes mo- Ian amt
never been away 'ceptiu onct when Nav an
walked over to Kinsale That right snaht way
fun the Neck,-mos ten miles.
Nondeed m, they amt no railroads bout deshere
1ahts. but Ise heard tell Of railroads ! spect
thev's right much lax steamboats, only they does say
they runs on the ;,roun'. Now, | don jes un stan
that. but that's what they says.
Yasm. I'se right good size foh ma age. but Nav
She says Ise the no-counteSt scklest chile she got.
Well don't jes know what makes me sckly. |
spect it's ginelly eatin too much. Nav she sent
foh Dr. Fairfax onct. That's when Ise jes' bout
SICK 'nuff to die Yoh knows these Ii green walnuts
that ia st on the trees, Wei, chllun-ak, |
reckon ] didn't les know what good 10 eat and
what wasn't, an ct bout cantul OF them III
green things | 'spect that holped to make me
sick Tennyrate fust thing l knowed, | sweled
Nav was right much slyart when gins TO screech
an hOller. Co'se | cab les wuss, ca sc | thinks
she's gwine 10 whup me, and keeps a-hoerin', 1
didn't eat none Of them III green things! Classy
An that the way Dr. Fairfax knowed what
allied But Nav was skyart Fob one thing,
she didn't know whah l done buried that money.
Yoh see, when Nav glts some money. she wants to
keep it till she girs oyeh kinsale whah the sto
IS an pears lax Paw an the res of the chilun IS
fes possessed TO GIT a-holt OF that money. 50 Ma"
She gives it 20 me an ] bures 1t our IN the gyaTden.
Amt nobody knows whah buries 1t, ca Sc sneaks
out by messef an digs hole an Pokes 1t IN Some
times hides it an done forgits whah puts 1t
self | never did find that money buried fore
got sick; but its in that gyarden some 'ers. But
Nav she Glars yit that spent tIltt money RCiC
Gawd, Miss Mary, deed | never spent that money.
Use right sorry youse sick; but knows jes how
TO take care OF sick peoples, ca Sc se slckly mes
self Is yoh feet cole Miss Mary! l kin git brick
hot IN them ashes IN les minute Them ashes Is
les right foh oysters, too They'd pop open mighty
quick in them not ashes Yasm, | knows how 70
cook oysters Yoh draps piece OF that nice yella
buttah you-all's got IN the kitchen, III deesh; an
then yoh sets the deesh yere in front of the FIRE;
then yoh puts them oysters,-jes lax they IS, IN
them bio shells that Bob brllnP upf uu the river
right in them hot Goals. An soons they opens they
moufs. then it time to scratch EN- out, an shuCk
en- an roll EN- oveh two three times that
hot buttah Does yoh reckon you kin eat em
now. Nom. It don't huht ma hans I'se uster
clawin' roun in the FIRE. | shorely laks to cook
oysters
But Ise heard tell that oysters amt good foh
sick peoples Yoh see. sometimes oysters has III
hard things in EN-. what they calls pearls. Well.
ole Ant Betsy Carter,-yOh members ole Ant
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

chickens OF yohn a-p1Ckln roun down ra.-i I
thing they knows them chickens il come home .-L
of ticks If they knowed whats good ION tHe-A
they'd stay out OF them pine woods
CHICKENS IS good foh sick peoples. too. I knows
- how to fry chicken | could ketch -Wo -hree q
them good-foh- -nothin young roosterS IN les minute
They Sc a-scratchin up all yoh nice ho"ahS AeDrs
yOh kin eat some nice brown tired chlcNrH -ol ~
dinnah> Laws yOh ShOrely Is right sex NE
Mary. Does yoh reCkin YOU se gw1ne 70 dle, -'Ils'
Marv2 / knows how 20 make must rl->teH-
They Sc good foh sick peoples. Noh jes takes s'i.5
must'd an some Cawnmeal, an stIrS II up WI
b lin hot watah an yoh sticks han tuI al mat
jes whah The mis- ~ IS the wuSs- Sometimes
it burns right Saht but reckon that am not nm
to what burnn up IN the Bad Place Is Ae66e
LIah bettah hook up that ole white hOSs an can y
Dr. Fairfax yeTe fore yOh gItS any
Dr. Fairfax IS q fine dOCtah; an he cured Up
all right that time Ise teIlin voh bout les same
as if | wasn't siCkIy Dr. Fairfax Is a white dOCtah-
Taint never been but one Culed dOCtah bout we're
Leastways. they says he passes for culled when he
wants to- an passes fOh white when he wants TO-
He's ejicated. He got four dollars out'n Paw an
eight dollars out n Uncle Gawge Wilson; but ne
done EN- a sight of good He uster WI X IN place
whah they makes med cine, an he says they puts
strOnges paht; so he don't use nothIn but drugs
He KEEP them drugs in Maw's Cubbud when he was
at Duh house, an | tasted Ill on the eand OF ma
tongue. My, oh my but 1t was bittah.- -bIttah n
quininel-but 1t cert ny did pear to make me teeI
strOngah. Paw he had mis- ~ IN hes back, an ne
couldn't wu'k Well he amt never had nOthIn the
match of him senCe he done took them drugs
NO'NDEEDM, he don't WI K verv hahd Nav she
V says he's jes' natchey lazy an he aim gwIne TO
die longs he's so lazy. Sometimes Paw gitS WhisAy
fun somebody that brings It fun the boats, an
when ne drinks that whisky he cert ny does say
queah things es has to bust right out
a-laffn sometimes: but Nav gifts afteh him an
gives him cut wifi stick. an Paw Glars out
Sometimes he gifts sprig of mint an puts It IN the
whisky, LAX he uster FIX It foh his ole Inahsta
That's what they calls mint juliet, an mint juliet IS
a sight wusser n JeS whisky
l spect Paws gwine to be jes' lax ole Jedge
Brown,-that's his ole mahsta, that uster 1--we al
Pecatone. That's right by BOnums whah GaWSe
Wash'n's fathah an mothah done they co O'tin'. Ole
ledge Brown he uster drink many mint JdletS
that he died an afteh he was buried IN Pecat0ne
grave an now moonlight nights peoples sees HIM
a-settin the fence jes' lax he uster, a-dTinkih
mint julets.
Vas m. thanky ma am / Il run out an keek up ma
heels Ill / shorely does lax TO keek up ma heels
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

out in the fel over by Pecatone Amt nobody
lives in that cabin since ole ant died Some says
how it's ha'nted Leastways, folks has seen
Things that away. Well ole Ant Betsy
afteh awhile come a risin' in huh side-jes a lii
hard lump, lax of them pearls. 1t KEEP
aswelln' up an a-swellin up, an Dr. Fairfax said
what he said it was tumor. Cose he didn't know
bout huh swallerin that pearl; but everybody roun'
yere knowed jes' what was aln' huh Now, pears
cut that pearl out when it ILL., she'd been livin'
Wit. 1t wouldn't huht no mon when a tick gifts on
yoh Now, ticks is curis things Theyse a lot of
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

chickens of yohn a-pckin' roUn down -h-1. r1 s.
thing they knows them chickens II come home i-I
of ticks. II they knowed whats good --1 tHe-l'
they'd stay out Of them pine woods
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

II is familiar fact that banauas
are imported green. but it came as a
new thing to 4 visitor TO the banana
district in Colombia to lind that ba-
nanas are not permitted to ripcn on
the plant even down there. They are
cut and set to hang somewhere until
they wither ripe, as the phrase is.
Bananas do not have to be yellow to
be ripe. That is only the color of the
skin when it has dried up. TO the
person who is accustomed to eating
bananas only when they are yellow it
seems odd TO peel them when they are
green and find that they are perfectly
ripe within and fit 10 cat,-New York
SIM
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

There is an Impression abroad ln
the world that IN Texas red headed
woman can marry whom she Hikes
and " Is impossible to beat rcd
headed man when he runs Tor oinco.
consequently Texas Is threatened with
an inundotion OF red.hcadcd, immi
grants Of both sexes. George Bailey
of the Houston Post ~ responsible
for the error and ought to be held
accountable for it's consequences. The
enormity OF the offensc demands a
punishment combining all known
methods Of torture and the legislature
should ofcr prize of a million dol.
lars for a competition in now and
more cXcruciating inventions.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25
TAIN ot rae towa.
Nearly Every one n Albion Mich.
Praises Miohs, ne Money Back
Cure iof Indigestion

. 'H"'iH fN"fF WV" NN ffiii'I'| NI' Ut
Praises Miohs, ne Money Bach
Cure fof Indigestion
Almon uirh rbc people u Albion
aw uiattd to an Unusual ,,tui be
cause of lbp mnn, ana remarkable
cures which have lately boon made b,
Nlo.na. dyspepsia cure with world
wide reputation E,opboi, a u
doralng Nio.na Hero is what Some
respected citizens say
Mrs " G. Caas says. "Nio.nn cured
mo ot stomach trouble that had
bothered mo a long time"
W " Mott says u had doctorcd
Tor months without hclp used MILO.
ma and since using II three years ago
! have been free from the distress"
Mrs Emma Ovcry says. For months
J had dyspepsia, bad stomach distrcssF
pains and nausea Nothing / uscdfc
lieved or cured I'm used Mi.ougr
&c J. Jjnkins, the druggist HBryan
sells The wonderful dyskpT cure M
ona for 30 cents a larg(IoN aud he
thinks so well OF &C. that he will give
Your money back IL It doesn't cure.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25
The Prisoners Retort.

1t is prison chaplain's duty to give
a departing prisoner good advice and
to eXhort him to be a decent and hon
orabe man in the future. In the
course OF one OF these interviews a
chaplain said, Now, my friend, hope
you'll never have to come back to a
place like this"
The prisoner looked at him thought.
fully and then asked. 81 say, chaplain,
you draw salary here, don't youE
When the chaplain replied in the af
firmative the prisoner remarked. well,
say, if me and the other fellows didn't
keep coming back you'd he out Of z
job"
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25
The SHlPWRECKER.
His Life Mad, Up Ct Hardships, Ad.
Nenluras end Aeeidenta.

His Life Mad, Up Ct Hardships. Ad.
ventures and Accidents.
The career of the shipwrcckcr con.
sists of SERIES Of hardships aud al.
ventures ana accidents and narrow cs.
carcs from tho first day he culists
with big wreckrg company up Ia
the lime he is brought ashore from
the grim shi1 ne calls "home" crippled
or fatally injured Of all the profes.
si1uS that demand heavy toll Of hu.
man life uouc not even mining or
powder making, is as dangerous as
the one of these WreckcrS. Every year
these daring men, who brave storm and
wave ana tempest TO save the stranded
liner, TO raise the Sunken ocean grey.
hound. TO rescue the ship impaled upon
rocks and, Il nothing else, to salve
what valuable cargo may he removed
from helpless wrecks. meet death by
the score. Many Of them. exposed of
ten for days and nights to the ley
blasts Of winter seas. 10 driving biz
yards and TO drenching storms that
bite 10 the marrow. Succumb to pneu-
moniu Others at work on the pitch
ing, tossing hargcs have legs or arms
shattered during the risky operations
Of removing mastS or of singing
wrccking pumps or other castings that
weigh tons Others have hands or
feet SO dreadfully frozen that these
must be nmputated. and still others
ore wiped out of existence after suf-
fering hours of untold agony and ex.
posture before the eyes Of their helpless
comrades, Appleton Magazine.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

An abundant water supply will be
worth to Bryan whatever it costs, be
that much or little II is a necessity
---a sine qua non--.without which Bryan
as Bryan is and hopes to be- cannot
continue to exist. Still it is eminent
ly desirable that it be procured with
out unnecessary expense and above
all, without graft
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

Party lines in the Tennessee legis-
lature were wiped out and there was
a general love feast when it came to
vote on a proposition to give each
member $3.50 extra When it comes
to voting money into his own pocket
The average politician forgets every
thing else
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

Physical force may to some extent
control the conduct but e cannot
change the heart it may restrain but
10 cannot reform II never made any.
one morally better but by exciting op-
position and resentment it has made
many worse.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN.

The Eagle Is authorized TO announce
che following candidates subject to the
action Of the city Democratic primary
20 be held March lst 1909
For City Marshal
G.. G.. SHELBURNE
T .. BOYETT.
For City Secretary
JOHN b. HINES.
For Alderman
rs. S WILSON JR
EUGENE EDGE
y. H. COVEY
H. A. BURGER
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

The successful merchant studies the
market and buys his goods according
ly. The successful farmer studies the
market and plants his crops accord
ingly.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

Speaker Kennedy's declaration Of
his intention to take an aggressive
part in the proceedings indicates that
he wants to be the Joe Cannon of the
Texas house
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

This seasons costumes oi fashion
able gentlemen viii tc pronuuncodly
ladylikc and those Of the other sex
more mannish than ever Is It posi-
bic The era of no distinction I'm dress
ls approaching
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

Kansas has lorg possessed am uncn-
yiablc reputation ms q land OF freak
legislation The latest is a PROPOSE
ton to require that before the issue
Ct a marriage licenses the prospective
bride shall present satisfactory evil
doncc that she is an accomplished
cool,
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

There are some citizens Of Bryan
who plant trees ON every irbor day
Some of these planted gardens also,
and some planted gardens who plan.
tea no trees. Everyone who did either
contributed TO TIE general welfare.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

rho tatofhtis ~ ihn supporters ~
ihe tampbtll administration lo drop
ihe iettbcok Investigation tili make
% bad impression Thoy taHl an0fd
i0 aiinu lnuuft
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

IN u few more weeks the crop ~
spuds will begin 10 move and 10 ex.
change them for dollars viii be- as
easy as falling on log America is
Importing Irish potatoes from Europe
now
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

The apuate outhi mos i1 have fooled
away iime Win apuafIia TITLES as ibst
fhomas lnvcalieati.n bri c0ndurllnp
Che socallpi intcsiifoiion behind
clrrci doors IS worse than f3oilshnusa
This secrecy has created 10 suspicion.
where none existed bp,ofo that there
is really and lul, nvmcIhIue rotten
in Denmark
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

The skies wep. over that naval bel.
view 90 Hampton Roads. but ihe es.
change of tant between pemt men
proceeded IN spite of the dowrpouf
0i natures tears
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

The Beaumont Enterprise is emf.
nently correct in the opinion that
"the greatest Of American industries
is the conversion of boys and girls
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

Socialism promises every man an
Office but it doesn't promise to give
every man the office he wants. So
there would still be trouble.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

iniU niHraiHd maH aHd NumOH
hitah hoe moro sHeh mr0fies lhbn
ant other ioaH in Tpf8a end ihp prod
uci Uf every one of thHh is 40 drmand
bpeauso % ls w iho bpsl uuaiu
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

The number of people who would be
benefited by the work cure is greater
than the number Of those who need
the rest cure.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

How long will it take the New York
man who invested $4,000 in a soda
fount TO get his money back at FIVE
cents glass
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25
BRYAN TEXAS, FEBRUARY 25. 'O9.

The senate has turned down state.
hood for New Mexico and Arizona
they can't prove that they are reliably
Republican.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

Subscriber will confer favor ON
The management by telephonlne the
office promptly when carriers fail TO
deliver the paper or when change Of
residence occurs
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

y * Hulsuu y " WUsp,
HuOS ON & WILSON
AttorneysgtLaw
Bryan and Franklin, texas
Nill practice In county, state and rso
eral courts Special attention to
business In Brazos and Rob
inson counties.
FOR SALE.
Bryan, Texas. Franklin. Ten
l4iI acres OF lanG In the Moses
hugheN survey, near Edge. Prize,
and terms reasonable.
Half acre OF land with improve
ments, one block east q! my home
so acres adjoining q NJ. Col
I,ge land on west side, near Prov
dence church. Known as the Georgt
Platter place
1870 acres, including Double sulphur
springs, m NuvaSlta river
v. 8. HuOsoN,
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

Tyler is to have a Trades day every
month.