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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-03
DIR. wILLETTE MAKES Address
University PrOfessoE Speaks
az Opening Session.

With a strong and attractive program
the fourth annual conference of the East
Central Nebraska Teachers association
began Thursday evening in general SEES
sion a. the First Methodist church. A
fairly large attendance gathere TO enjoy
the various numbers. including the prin-
ciPal address by DR.. Herbert L. Willette.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-03
CounterfeIt DouRrs

buy trouble, but a genuine quarters buys
DR.. Kings New Lie Pills for constips-
ton. malaria and jaundlce. For sale by
Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-03

1T is very evident that the remedy for
a situation lies IN a financial read
justmenJ hat will enable the COMPANY ~
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Pu es ; no es NADIA
10 del ojo.
10 que cuesta a E,spana
la guerra.
Miles de toneladas de baStimen.
to incluyendo dos mil barri.
les de ceryeZa diaries.

Tn ejtrcito de cuarenta mil hon.
bres gasta diariamente 200 tonela-
das de harina, $4,000 iitros de vino,
400vacas. 1000 carneros, 1000 quln-
tales de pescado, 200 quintaies de
arros, 100 quintaies de papas, to-
neiada de sal, ] toneiada de especies
para condimentar ia comida, 6 quin-
tales de cafe, un quintal de te, 800
garafones de aguardiente, 1000 ba-
rriies cerveza y unas 10000
aves. Sc disparan al dia doscientos
mil tiros de Maiiser y unos qulnien-
tos canonazos. Sc caicuia ell valor
total sin contar los hospitaies de SAN
gre nj los sueidos en- unos dosclentos
cincuenta mil seisclentos ochenta
V tres pesos con sesenta y dos centa-
vos orc, 10 que cuesta a Espana dla-
riamente la guerra con los moros..
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NOTAS Y NOT|c|AS

~
Los Sres. Iio Y companfa her
manos, del comerclo de San German
sc sirven partleIpalnos ia venta que
han hecho de sus eXistencias i los
SrcS. Torres hermanos de aauei CO.
merc,o. Son soeios gesto ores de Ia me-
va frma los Sres. Gabriel V Pedro
A. Torres lrizarry Y comendatario
ei 81. Salvador Tio V Malaret. lie de
seamos buenos negocios.
Los municiplos mionistas de
Gahucoa Y Santa l. abe, han iiqui-
dado sIs respectivoS eiercicios de
I9OS-l909. con sobrante en- 80 de Ju
MO. Se atendleron perfeciamente c
todcs los ServIcio.s puhticos.
I'm q proXlmo coFreo trata de
efectuar m viaie j los Estados Uni
dos. nUestro compatriota ci Sr. Ra
faei Bou, que iieva ci proposito lie
segIlr una carrera.
A fines dei cornerte mes cmh1r
cara para los Estaios Umilos 4 81
guir su eStudios. nuesIo j6vcn COM
patriota de Mayaguez. Sr. joaquin
Martinez.
Sc ha vueito i conce Ter aItorizl
ci5n j ia banda de. regimlento dc
infanteria de P. Rico para que cfcc-
tue retreats en- ia piaza principal.
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UTIL.-Saqultos para peJalmor
ell papel-Los sachets que venden
en- las perfumerias y que las senoras
emplean para dar buen olor al pa
pei de cartas, tienen la siguiente
composition:
Flores de acacia Zen peso.) 1000
parties; petalos de rosas, 500; polvo
de raiz de lirio, 1000; esencia de al
mendras amargas, O'5; almizcle en-
grano, l; benjui en- polvo, $50; Tia
mizado, mezclese.
CURIOSO es 10 que los arabes
practican cuando entregan a la tie
rra cualquier cadaver. AL lado de la
sepultura, las mujeres Sc arrancan
los cabellos Use alb. en- las venas della
frente con agdjas, aparentando e]
mas vivo dolor y desesperaci6n. El
cuerpo es depositado enla aepultura
alberta en- la terra con ell rostro vuel
to hacia Oriente. En- la mano del fl
nado Sc pone una carta de reomenda
cion para Mahoma, y Sc for1na un ar
co de ramas de arboles Ell torno
del cuerpo, de modo que las forma
una bandera funebre, utiiizandose
para esa bandera la misma ropa del
dlfunto.
Concluida la ceremonia, todos
vuelven a sus trabajos sin el menor
indicio de tristeza.
Los parientes y los amigos, algu-
ma que otra vez, visitan la sepultura,
descubriendo parte del cuerpo para
yer 81 recobro la vida.
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CONTRA FL.
BANCO POSTAL.
Taft defiende las tari-:
fas como Ia r11ejor
obra de los repu-
blicanos.
Un yiolento ciclon azota
las costas de la Habana
y Pinar del Rio.
Nsufragio del vapor Castina con
perdidas de 29 tripulanteS.
De nuestro serviclo cablesraf1co.

New York, Septiembre lS.-Ls
American Banckers Association ha
emprendido una Wig orosa campah'
de oposici6n contra el bill del Con
greso autorizando Ia constitution
de un Banco Postal de Ahorros J,
cuyo proyecto fue propuesto por ei
presidente Taft.
Considera dicha corporation ban
caria que la aprobacion de este pro
veto afectaria gravemente los Gre
ditos nacionaies. Recomlenda su
vez sea sustituida el Banco Postal
por un banco central.
New York, Septiembre lS.-El
presidente Taft, declara que SUI de-
fensa decisiva de las tarifas obede-
ce a que considera que esta ha sido
la obra mejor de los republicanos.
Teiegramas de Cuba informan que
un violento cici6n ozotaactuaimente
las costas de las provincias de ia Ha-
bana y Pinar del Rio, ocasionando
perdidas considerables.
Ell mismo cable da cuenta del nau-
fragio ocurrido al vapor aieman
Castina pereciendo 20 pasajeros.
Nueva York, Septiembre lS.-Se
prepare una gran reception a la fra
gata escuela "Sarmiento" de la
marina de guerra argentina, a SUI vi
sta con motive de Ia cele braci6n de
las fiestas de Hudson Fui ton Los
marines norteamericanos Sc propo-
men hacer expresivos obsequios los
argentinos.
Nueva York, Septiembre 1S.-La
prensa de Madrid protesta de la cen
sura impuesta por el gobierno y, Ia
Camara de comercio de ia cludad
Sc ha undo a aqueiia y le ofrece su
concurso mas decidido.
Nueva York, Septiembre lS.-
Ha sido ejecutado en- Fee el Roghl.
La ejecuci6n Sc hizo en- presencia de
todo ell Haren. La actitud de re-
presentantes de Francia y de las
otras potencias obIigo al sultan a
suspender toda tortura al Roghi en-
SUI eiecuci6n.
New York, Septiembre 49,
I'm radiograma envlado por Cook
: desde el vapor en- que navega cor
rumbo a esta ciudad. comunica ase
gurando al puebl o que e descubri{
ei polo. FL expiorador iiegara ei i'll.
mes. En- SUI proxima conferencia harS
luz sobre la controversial sostenlda
hasta ahora acerca de la existencia
dc TN paso navegabie mas ala &c
circuio polar artico.
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De SOC|EDAD

Boda en- Nuera York. Sc ha ileva-
do q efecto en- Nueva York una boda
en- que es ei conyugue es conocido
ioven de esta ciudad, de nacionaiidad
norte americana.
En- eniace matrimonial de ia seilo-
rita Catalina Isabel Cahi,i V ei jo-
ven A. F. Lindberg reslndente en-
San Juan, Puerto Rico. desde hace
aigtn tempo, fut ceiebrado en- la
Igiesia "A,i Saints Church a las
diez de Ia man ana del microbes, s
de Septiembre, oficlando ei Rev
Padre Power AGO mpanado del Rev
Padre Keenan,.
Desputs de la mis- a nupciai los con
currentes, en- MI nero de treinta,
fueron esp,endidamente obsequla-
dos EN- casa de ia famllla de ia no.
via No. II Este. Gale No. l2S.
Entire los concurrentes figuraban
! el secretario de Puerto Rico, y 81
di distinguida esposa; Rev. Francisco
! Ne Nichol de Pelham Manor
de Nueva York; ia Sra. viuds
B. G.. Hadiev. de Philadelphia; i;
( esposa del Sr S. NJ Hyde. de Sar
Juan Puerto Rico. Y ei Sr. Randai
j. Everett de Chicago.
Fl padrino fu6 ei ST. F. Harold
Schmitt. doctor Ell derecho de ia
Universidad dc Iaie. Y los guiaS de
hoda los sehores Juan +. Byrne
Tomas VI. Cahelii. Jr. lie Nueva
I York.
La tarde antes dc IA ceremonl;
/ matrimonial ei novio obsequi6 col
una magnifica comlda a su padrln'
y uias de boda en- ei 'Centro Att
tico de Nueva York.
Despues de un corto viale de II
creo a Lenox. Mass. embarcaron pa
para San Juan en- ei vapor Caracas
los distinsuidos iovenes desposado
en- Ia t:.r,le del sabado once de
coriente. Que sean felices.
Semper.
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Casa de Presta| IS, J. Rendon J
Compahii. en- C.

Desde ell de Octubre
a las ? p. m. Pdra lugar un
esplendidoreIt te de las prem
das que habi} o trascurrido
seis meses no sido renova.
das nj cancelaf. Hay de ven.
tas un precidsurtido de al.
hajas, Allen fFortaleza.
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Una confeIenciia,

Fl lunes proximo a las siete y me-
dia de ia noche. en- los saiones del
"Circuio Obrero' en- Santurce, pa
rada y. Sc efectuara una lmportan-
te conference.-the cargo lie un llustra-
do orador
Invitamos a todos los obreros Y
dema, simpatlzadores con estas dl-
sertacioneS inteiectua,e5.
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LECTURA CAMpESINA

Ell clorato de potasa q la lactacl6n;
Ell eminente professor Corroll, de
Glansneurin, ha tratado de determl-
mar en- que lfmites podrfa infiuir So
bre la lactaci6n el clorato de pota-
sa dado en- que pequefas dosis a las
vacas recien paridas.
Los resultados obtenidos han de-
mostrado que el termino medic del
rendim iento de leche aumentaba Ii
geramente durante todo el tempo q
vacas tomaban un cuarto de onza
por dfa dc clorato de potasa.
Los animales Sc han sentido muy
bien todo cl tempo que han durado
los ensavos; Sc ha notado un aumen-
to de peso vivo, 10 cual prueba que
la elevation del rendimiento no Sc
obtenfa en- detrlmento del organis-
mo en- general.
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Sc coRAN. H'

} kilometres de 1errea usada, Gu
yos rails esten erfna condici6n pa.
ra ser fjados soH Haviesas de made
rs Para iOfor1 dirigirse { Pi1a
HermanOs. ssnAn. l5va
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>oo LII o1AAoo ooVdcuCuo, PlCocuGdI, du-
+, tornado por ell Attorney General,
una soicitud q una Corte de Distri-
to de Jurisdiction competente, pidi-
endo permiso para registrar una in
formation de la naturaieza del Quo
warranto en- el nombre de Ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
No creemos que Sc el Quo warran-
to el procedimiento adecuado en- es-
te case; pero 81 aceptaramos que 10
fuese, tendrfamos que el peticiona-
rio, Luis Colon Delft, en- cuya desti-
tucion intervino Ia recommendation
del Attorney General, segun apare-
ce de la carta del Gobernador, que
forma parte de Ia soiicitud, Sc verfa
obligado a solicitar permiso para
ejercitar sus derechos del mismo
funcionario que recomend6 su des-
titucion. Pedida esta authorization
y negada por el Attorney General,
ipodda ell peticionario obligarle a
conceder el permiso solicitado por
medic de un auto de mandamus?-
SPueden las Cprtes de Justicia obi
gar al Attorney General q firmar una
soiicitud para registrar una informa-
cion della naturaieza del Quo warran
to- En- Michigan y en- Illinois, don
de la ley de Quowarronto es muy pa
recida a la nuestra be ha decidido
afirmativamente esta question en-
recientes decisiones:
People ex rel. Raster v. Heaby,
Is L. R. A. N. S. 603;
People ex rel. Post v. Heaby, 23l
Ill. 629, SO N. E. 453;
Fuller v. Ellis, SO Mich. 96. 81 N.
W. 33.
En- California Ia Corte Suprema
parece inclinada q sostener Ia mis-
ma doctrina (Lamb v. Webb, l57
Cal. 45D; pero Ia mayorfa de las au-
toridades, incluyendo Ia Corte Su-
prema de Puerto Rico, Santiago v.
Feuille, 3 Decisiones de P. R. 208)
Sc declaran en- sentido contrario.
Hemos demostrado que Ell peticio
mario no hubiera podido ejercitar
el remedio. de Quo warranto para OBJ
tener la reposici6n en- su cargo; que
ell Attorney General, quien puede
requerir el Gobernador para que 10
represente en- los tribunales de jus
ticia, de acuerdo con ell artfculo Ga
del C6digo Polftico, no hubiera con-
cedido su autorizaci6n al peticiona-
rio, por las razones expuestas y pa
ra no verse en- ell case de combatirlo |
en- los mismos stribunales, coiocan-
dose frente a Ia information que ei
mismo solicitara; ahora vamos a de-
mostrar, apoyandonos en- varias au-
toridades, que el procedimiento ade-
cuado y propio en- casos de esta ma
turaleza, es el de mandamus.
Ell auto de mandamus no debe
concederse para jusgar un derecho
disputado a un cargo pdblico; pero
es un remedio apropiado para
ordenar la reposici6n de un funcio-
mario ilegalmente privado de sus pri-
vilegios oficiales, por destituci6n 6
suspension. (Ex Parte Lusk, 2 So.
l4O).
Mandamus es ell remedio propio
para reponer en- su cargo a un fun
cionario que ha sido ilegalmente des-
Metsker v. Neatly, 81 Pac 2O6;
Hastmen V. Householder, 81 Pac.
$50;
Nelson v. Edwards, 55 Tex. 3S9;
State, Moore V. Archibald On. D. /
&c N. WV. 234;
Banton V. Wilson, 4 Tex. 400;
Cecil County Comrs v. Banks, so
Md. 32l;
Dodson v. Mecker, 10 Ned. 444;
Brandley V. Nc Crabb, Dali Dec.
Tex 5O4;
Lewis V. Whittle, II Va. Ais;
Schmulback v. Spcidel IS L. R.
A. 922.
Veasa Ia od;c;nn do mo5,
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Sc ALQUILAN. - Habitaciones
comodas y bien ventiladas con agu.
y luz electrical buenas tambien para
Ohana', en- 'el antigua convento de
las Carmslitas provistas con todos los
adelantos modsrnos- Para iuformes
dIrglrse I Salomon 4 GordilA TIE.
tuan.
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Amor eterno.

FL vivir sin tn amor es impossible
20 asf vivir no puedo
para vivir feliz sc nexsita
que vaysmos a '.El Cielo".
Compremos una cana y on rcpero
de los que acaban de recibir,
5000 para vender al contado
o a plazos como usted quiers.
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Aane de ocarse deos estautos pesentar
mandamus dbe redue forbade por Attorney General
expreo epec al dmandado socitud Distr
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los microbes. Los domingos conti-
nuari tocando,as la banda de nihos
del ssiIo de Santurce.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
KINDERGARTEN NOTICE.

On Monday. September 9Th. shall
open my kindergarten for children
from to s years Of age at the former
residence OF Mrs T. c. Num-, adioin'
ing the ". q. Rhodes home.
Besides regular primary Instruction
my kindergarten course includes:
Paper folding and cutting.
Augsburg's Methods In Drawing
Fundamental mixing and application
OF colors
Serving and flat brush work
Rote Songs. Drills and Cali,henics.
with piano accompaniment.
Bead Weaving and stringing In In
dian Seed Beads.
Basketry and Other Weaving In
Reeds and Raffia.
To patrons living on the west side
I wish to say that have provided for
the little ones an escort across the
railroads.
Hours from a. m. TO ~ M.
For terms and other information
phcne 395.
MRS. LUTHER TAYLOR.
d2se
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

Kansas City Stock Yards. Aug. ls.--
Receipts OF quarantine cattle decreas-
cd a little last week. although still Of
good volume. SIS car loads. The steer
market declined 10 to Is cents ON Mon
day. but held steady balance OF week
on the basis established that day.
cows steady TO strong for the week.
calves % to SO cents higher The run
In quarantine division today is moder-
ate at is5 car loads. market about 10
lower on steers. steady to weak on
cows. Quarantine steers from 1850 TO
1850 pounds are selling at sf.25 to
si.7o. from 900 to 1850 at 81 to $3.50.
from 200 to 800 at $40 to 81. cows
and heifers s2.55 to $685.. odd cows up
10 ss.ss. calves ss.5o to 81. The big
owners show disposition to winter
the balance OF their cattle rather than
submit 10 much further price cuts. and
this tendency will have the effect OF
regulating receipts to degree that
win insure fairly good prices right
along. The outlet for beef Is better
than short time ago. but the dry hot
weather lately has frightened some Of
the prospective feeder buyers. with
the result OF break In stockers and
feeders since n week ago Of % to 80
cents. Rains or a change In the
weather will relieve the situation at
once, and greatly benefit the general
market thereby.
The hog market continues erratic.
very sensitive TO volume Of receipts.
and uneven markets will likely contin-
ne as long as the country keeps on
shipping literally on bulges. and hold
Ing back on declines. The market made
good gains the latter part OF last week
las receipts were light for the week.
and run OF 5000 head here today Is
selling higher. tops at $3.50. bulk
s7.s5 to 1856. Although heavies still
lead In price. the lighter weights are
gaining In favor and price range OF
bulk Of sales Is narrower than a week
ago.
Sheep and lamb receipts are fairly
good for the season. market strong as
compared with u week ago. run 1000
head today. The top for August for
lambs. which IL the highest price ever
paid at this market during that month,
was paid last week and again today,
Utah lambs at $3.50. Native lambs
lack quality. and tops lately have sold
at $3.50. wethers and yearlings arr
worth up to s5-e5. ewes $500. Feeding
wethers sell. around $l.so. ewes up "a
| ss.25. feeding lambs ss.75.
Il J. A. RICKART.
y L. 3. Correspondent
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

Rsv. 8. W. Kendrick. state svansel-
LIST. returned to Bryan yesterday A.
ternoon from Shiloh In the northern
end Of this county where he has been
holding camp meeting. The meet
ing was great success with 32 ad-
ditIons TO the church and general re-
yisal Of the christian spirit In the
community. Great crowds attended
the melting. people coming from Bry-
an. Hearne. Franklin and other places
and camping on the ground.
Rev. Hendricks brother. Mr.. y. u.
kcndrick. Of Nashville. Tennessee. was
with him In the melting and conducted
the music. He came down to Bryan
with Rev. Kendrick and left last night
for Mart and after short visit there
viii return to his home at Nashville.
Rev. Kendriok has ben absent from
Bryan for seven weeks and during the
time has held meetings at Millican.
Madiscnyille. Reagan and shiloh Large
numbers were converted and united
with the church ut all OF them. At
each place he said a good word for
the Bryan Baptist Academy. and says
the people are very much Interested
In the school
He went TO Houston this afternoon
and will begin meeting tonight In
the Temple Baptist church.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

cured me. believe that my expert
ence with It's remedy should be made
known to the public so that other per
sons in need OF kidney remedy will
know which one to use"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo. N.
Y. Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

A regular adjourned meeting OF the
city council was held at o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
Quite number OF redeemed bonds
were destroyed In open council
The resignation OK II. g. Dixon as
Deputy Marshal was read and accepted
and A. G. Goodwin who In now serving
Ms Deputy sheriff was appointed TO
MI the vacancy at salary OF $50 a
month aud SO cents fees for each con
viction where he made the arrest MIR.
Goodwin has not yet notified the
Mayor OF his acceptance
The marshal was also allowed the
sum OF so cents fees in cases where
he makes the arrest.
Matter OF opening street out from
residence OF n. NJ. Nall by home OF
J. w. Barron intersecting new road
al Roseborough place. discussed. but
on account OF price asked for some
OF the land necessary. Il was not open
ed.
The tax levy for 1903 was fixed at
si.f5 on the hundred. the same as now.
Fire limits extended from Bryan and
Burlcson streets west TO Red Top 81.
and north on Red Top 10 Caldwell. and
east ON Caldwell TO fire limits as now
existing.
The ordinance committee was In
structure to prepare an ordinance for
building permits IN fire limits. and al
40 Sidewalk ordinance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Prof. 0, c. Charlton went to Waco
today.
Dob Scale has been quite sick for the
past two days.
George Martin Of Stone City was
IN town today.
II. z. T. Wilson Of Tabor was in
the city today.
John Pate was In today from his
home nj Harvey
Miss Agnes Ettle left today for a
visit 10 Calvert.
Mas Ruby Davis left today for a
visit 10 Hcarne.
John Brogdon has returned from
a yixit 10 Houston.
,. c. Boyett Was in this afternoon
from College station.
Mrs. NJ. X. Goodson returned today
from visit to Houston.
Mrs. J. n. weedcn OF Steep Hollow
was In the city today.
Mrs. T. II. Moses Of Alvarado Is the
guest Of Mrs. zula Bate.
]. w. skaIns was in the city today
from hts home near Kur'en.
Charley Hudson and Willie Tuck.
ar went TO Icwett last night.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Caps OF Bench
Icy. we're visitors 20 the city today.
Miss Corinne Carson was a visitor
10 the city today from the College.
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49, - = ~--~~ :"
Mlsses Josie ana Lille Morris re-
turned today from visit TO I1ouisvilIe,
Ky.
For Sale Nice ice box for cost Of
material Call at PIasek's Blacksmith
shop. 2i7
We are unloading car Of Bulties
Excellent -four Try a sack. Sand
crs Bros. iis
Lcst--One brown .oat. pin stripe
lgreen) sixe "a. Suitable reward II
returned to this office. 1854
Misses Katherine cavItt OF Vince
lock and Miss Robbie Scale Of Bench
ley are guests <of- Miss Mary McInnis.
Mrs. v. p. waltman returned to
Houston today after a visit to her pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Brogdon
J. w. Hunicutt will appreciate your
business for all kinds OF feed. corn
chops and corn meal Phone EGG. 2ss
w. l.. Gloss. one Of the progressive
merchants Of the progressive little
village Of Edge. came down yesterday
afternoon and spent the >ptEht In this
city. Mr.. Gloss Suffering from
a very sore has6 where blood poison
had set up ana came to Bryan for
trcatmen..
Wanted White man 10 do general
work around place, take care OF
teams. etc Apply nj once to this office.
go
An especially interesting program
tonight at the Happy Hour Theatre.
Beautiful Hand colored pictures and
illustrated songs. good music. White
patronage only. Admission. adults, ioc.
under 10 years &c. III
Mrs. Manuel Thibedeanx Returned
to Fort Worth today after visit TO
her parents Mfr. and Mrs. w. II Nor
gan az Reliance.
For feed OF all kinds, pure home
n round corn chops and corn meal, call
on ]. W. Hunicutt Phone 2se. 2ss
Mrs. c. w. Harrison and daughter
Mas LILA returned 10 Fort Worth to-
day after a visit TO Mrs. w. VI. Bow
man.
Mira. n. y. Edge and son Harry lef,
today for visit TO Saint Louis, Chi
cago and toher points.
Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
on hand. also nice line OF fancy can
dies. Mrs. otto Boehme. u
, NIT. Maloney has divided his
hs<whcre the Bryan hotel was. burn
"a into business lots. fronting 70 feet
IN width on Anderson street. There
are luItc ot lHf t'tA anu tA' VIZ -
the corner has been sold 10 Mr.. W.
8. Wilson Ir.. for consideration OF
$3.50.
ON Friday the Goth. great special
sale will be put on at Walkers and
10 Cent Store. Some great bargains
are going to be offered and the eco
monte housewife cannot afford to
miss this opportunity TO save money.
2is
The athletic events given by the
Bryan Athletic Club win occur ON
Main street tonight at . y. m. There
will be a three mile run to decide who
the champion win be TO take part IN
the Marathon Race to take place In
Galveston some time In September.
Also a two mile race and one mile
race. and other events. The public Is
cordially invited
John Daily, Jr., Pres.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

All lands a r. II. Scale and Scale
= Dansby north Of Bryan are posted
according to law. All percons found
tresspassIns upon same VIZ be prose-
|cuted TO fullest extent Of BE l9w.
s,<
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

See the window display ct WslA<r's
8 and 10 Cent StoFt' for The blg special
sale for Friday. Any article shewn
IN tho window oafr 10 cents. t1g
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

Between Bryan and home Of Mr.. W.
r. Parker west Of Bryan. three lesesrs
addressed to me. Finder win please
return. r. II. Morris. als