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Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
LEGAL NOTICE.
City Primary Election Calf

By virtue of authority vested in US
as members of she Democratic Exec
utive Committee in and for the City
of Bryan Texas, we hereby call a
Primary Election to e3held at the
City Hall in said city7 on Monday,
March the First, next. for the pur-
pose of nominatingsa Marshal, City
Secretary, three aldermen, and the
Ave members ofthe Executive Com
mittee for aforesaid City all OF said
Nominees tobe elected at the regular
ensuing City Election 10 be held on
the first Tuesday in April, next.
Each person desiring to be voted on
in said Primary Election must hand
III his name and whatever fee or
charge this committee may see neces-
sary to exact of each candidate (sole-
ly to defray the exact expense of call
ing and holding said Primary Elc,-
tom to the chairman OF this com
mittee not later than Saturday next
proceeding the date of the above call
for said Primary Election This IS
important and mus be adhered to.
We will further state that all money
or monegs collected IRON each candi
date and not so expended in calling
and holding said Primary Election will
be refunded proportionately TO the can
date or several candidates aftec the
entire expense OF said Primary Flee
ton has been determined
Jno. A. Moore, Jr.. Chairman
o. L. Saunders.
4. X. Lawrence.
f. c. Oliver.
Geo. W. Smith,
Executive Committee
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03

day. No ection was taken on me
measure after arguments pro and CON,
and the bill was again referred to q
subcommittee consisting Of Messrs,
Ball. Maxwell and Elliott for consid-
Grafton.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
petoi.ney lam Of $4,000.

Austin, Textile deficiency bill be
ing prepared by Senator Willacy will
this year provide only for $4,000. This
is a sum sS5O,OOO less than was neces-
sary in 1905 for the deficiency. Sen
ator Willacy says that this has de-
creased since he has been chairman
of the Finance committee, and thinks
that it is in large degree due to the
clause attached by him on the appro'
priation bill not allowing appropriated
funds to be diverted from their orig
inal purpose.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
Friday. Doing. in the senate.


When the Senate convened Friday
It heard the usual large number of pc
titions read for and against the several
bills which have attracted general no.
tice.
On motion of Senator Watson the
bill to require the Court OF Criminal
Appeals to sit only In Austin was
made a special order for Monday.
The bill by Senator Bryan creating
the Sixty-eighth Judicial district and
reorganizing the Thirty-second and
Thirty-fourth Judicial districts was fin.
ally passed
, Senator Thomas took the floor and
spoke In behalf of the submission res
olution At the outset he said that
the time for speechmaking was draw
ing 10 close, and that, really
speeches were useless at this stage be-
cause the minds of the senator's were
made up as to how they would vote
He cisliked impuning motives, but
said that he did not believe that those
opposing submission were showing
honest sentiments OF an honest
heart" He promised to call spade
q spade and be frank throughout
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03

Austin, Tex.--Sam Dixon OF Mont
gomery county has accepted the posi-
ton OF chief clerk in the Department
OF Agriculture to succeed =. w. Wink
Ter. who will be state librarian. Mr..
Dixon at present acts as state nursery
inspector
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
Take the Brides on.

Take the Brides on.
The first decisive action Of the legis-
,ature as indicating whether or not
the plank In the Democratic state plat
form declaring tho need for the invest
ment OF capital In this state, and the
pledge to deal fairly with investors,
was taken in the House Monday. when
that body passed to engrossment the
bill by Mr. Ray amending the net OF
,he Thirtieth legislature fixing the
fees for charters and permits Of loan
companies A number OF the permits
Of foreign loan companies are about
to expire Under the law Of 1907 they
would have TO pay for new permits
upon their entire authorized capital
stock, Notwithstanding some Of them
operate In all countries of the globe.
The bill, passed part way Monday.
viii require them TO pay only upon the
portion Of their capital employed In
this state.
Speaker Kennedy did not preside dur
ing the consideration OF the bill, for
the reason that he is a stakeholder In
building and loan company, having
built his home through It's assistance.
He took the floor. however, In behalf
Of the measure, and during the course
Of his speech exclaimed:
Take the brides on and let capital
come TO Texas"
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
c71cs ana can',y

A have nice llur Of fresh .ome
made Fruit cakes and nice fancy
cakes and cally. i
Mrs. Otto Boehme. Il
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
Mondays poInes In the LeoIsIature.

The House finally passed the Senate
bill creating a new district court In
Midland county. also the House bill
taxing frosty joints" etc, and making
"bcotlegging" in local option territory
felony. Engrossed bill reducing
charter and permit fees of loan COM
panies. the bill reducing occupation
taxes on oircusos and prohibiting
school trustees from suspending
schoolH.
The Senate engrossed the bill reouir-
ing the Court of Criminal Appeals 10
hold sessions only at Austin.
The governor returns TO the capitol
He approves the bill creating a new
district court in Dallas county and an
nounces he will appoint James O. Rob
erts a. Judge.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03

Ball. Maxwell and Elliott for consid-
Grafton.
The feature of Saturdays session OF
the house was the large number OF sb-
senteeS who asked to be excused for
various reasons.
standifer sent up the following,
which was accepted by unanimous
vote
Hon Ike NJ standifer. c. C. High
smith and August Haxthausen, Har-
ris County Representatives. Austin.
Texas.
Houston. Tex. Jan. 29.-Gentle-
men, On behalf OF the city council
and the Houston Business League. ex-
tena to the members and officers OF
the house of representatives and their
families a cordial invitation TO visit
Houston In body and be the guests
OF its citizens next Saturday and sun
day. February and 7. leaving Aus
tin Friday night, and assure them that
they will DO entertained in manner
BETTING their prominence. A special
train Of Pullman cars will be placed at
the disposal Of the party.
H. B. Rice, Mayor Of the City OF
Houston.
dR. NJ. Johnston President OF the
Houston Business League.
George P. Brown, Secretary"
Fitzhugh secured permission to
print 1000 copies OF his bill. providing
for rigid regulation of saloons.
Workman called up his resolution
for a joint session OF the house and
senate committee on insurance to pre-
pare An effective insurance law. BY
close vote--36 to 3S-the resolution
failed Hill gave notice that he would
move to reconsider the vote by which
the motion was lost
The bill making burglary Of prt
vate residence at night a felony pun
ishable by death was called up by the
author, Robertson (BelD, who made
an impassioned speech in support OF
Ballengee's bill relating to the OPP
Grafton OF the road law in Jack county
was ordered to engrossment
Highsmith's bill combining the iuris-
dlction OF the criminal district court
of Harris and Galveston counties to
Harris county. comforting criminal ju-
risdiction upon the Galveston county
district court, and providing that the
nudge and clerk of the Harris county
criminal district court shall be elect
ed instead Of appointed by the COVER
nor. was passed to engrossment.
The bill Of Adams requiring railway
companies to give ex-employes clear
anco papers on request and providing
that the papers cover the entire serv-
ice of the employe in whatever branch
was passed to engrossment after an
attempt to amend had failed.
Bowman secured unanimous consent
to take up bill creating new judi
cial district in the One Hundred and
Sixth representative district, and Sc
cured its final passage.
Crockett (MitchelD secured the pas
sage Of bill of the same kind for his
section.
Bogard secured the enactment OF a
law restoring civil and criminal juris-
diction to the county court OF Shelby
county.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
STOMACH AGONY.

Abolish the Cause, and Misery and
-T2istraae of -inaizAs. i4>.--s.iilI- " anish-
Can Indigestion be cured? Hundreds
of thousands of people who suffer
from belching Of gas; biliousness
sour stomach, fulness, nausea. short
ness of breath bad taste in mouth,
foul breath, nervousness and other dis
tressing symptoms, are asking tbem-
selves that question daily.
And if these same doubling dyspep-
tics could only read the thousands of
sincere letters from psefle who once
suffered as badly as Gey do now, but
who have been Yckly and perma-
nently cured bZhe use OF Mona.
the misn''\Z,esprsia, =. remedy aa,,lg tina, that
would go TO +. j. jenkins this very
day and get q large box of Mona tab
lets, and start themselves ON the right
roud TO health an once.
The price of Mona tablets is only
20 cents. and Jenkins guarantees
Them to cure indigestion or money
back
Thin or lean or scrawney people
iNill find in Mona maker of flesh
and blood. because 1t causes the sto-
mach 40 extract more nutritious mat
ter from the food. which quickly en-
riches the blood ~
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
Rate Bill ReIntrodueed.

Austin, Tex.-Mr. Moller Friday
withdrew the general rate bill intro
duced by himself and his colleague,
Mr.. Johnson. and reintroduced 1t In
corrected form.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-03
Auditors, eIIIs ReeonsIdered.

The county auditors bill was again
/ the subject of discussion before the
lfiouse Committee on Counties Mon
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-15
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.

Gall on Oscar Grue for abstracts.
Ross Il Parks autoed over from Lily
Friday.
s. l.. Purdum was over from Waubay
Saturday
Threshers supplies Webster Hard
ware Co.
Knapp is always ready to buy spring
chickens.
500 spring chickens wanted at Knapp's
restaurant.
For Paris Green go to the Irwin
Pharmacy.
Chas. Johnson was down from Pier
pont Friday.
Gunder Johnson was over from Bris.
tol Saturday.
Frank Converse returned from Aber-
deem Friday.
A car of nails and wire just received
by w. III. Co.
Olives in quart jars, 35 cents. Blue
Front Grocery
n you wish loan Cali on the First
National bank
Miss McKittrick was down from
Andover Tuesday
Jap Fullmer was over from Waubay
on business Friday.
G.. ID. Peterson received his new Velie
runabout last week.
e. A. Wearne has some good oats for
sale at the elevator.
Apple Butter in quart jars 20 cents.
Blue Front Grocery.
DIR. Kempter was up from Waubay
Saturday on business.
Martin Erickson was Waubay visi-
tor IN Webster Friday.
Webster ball team lost a two-three
game to Butler Sunday
Chas. Anderson, OF Waubay, was q
Webster visitor Monday.
A great little success--our aud 10c
departments w. II. 90.
Harry Hart took party OF land
seekers to Canada Friday
The best Paris Green on the market
at Peabody's Drug Store.
DIR. M. M Judge was professional
visitor in Bristol Monday.
Miss Minnie Larson, of Bristol, is
visiting with Webster folk.
A nice fried spring chicken can be
had ut any time at Knapp's
Kill the bugs with Paris Green
The Irwin Pharmacy sells it.
Mr. aud Mrs Bert McKittrick were
over from Pierpont Tuesday
Ed Coiu and wife spent Sunday at
their former home in Bristol.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-15

Inresners! Best 2-lncn nues at lZc.
per foot. If you need supplies we can
save you money. Holmquist Bros. d Co.
S. s. Yeager and family who have
been making an extended trip by auto
mobile in Minnesota, returned home
last night and report most enjoyable
time.
Williams Lumber company is going
out Of the Woven Wire Fence business
and have quite an amount of American
Woven Wire Fencing at cost while it
lasts.
Mrs. John Christianson arrived from
Minneapolis to join her husband and
make Webster her future home. Mr.
G. is employed by the Webster Hard.
ware Co
Harry Taylor, formerly of this city
but who has spent the last several years
in California, arrived in Webster Mon
day night for visit with Day county
relatives.
Miss Gunell Larson has resigned her
position as stenographer for @. A.
Wells and has returned to Aberdeen
where we are informed she has accepted
position.
Among the Waubayites here Tuesday
were Harry Grant, Miss Grant, L.
Viewers. Chas. johnson, John Watkins
Mr.. and Mrs. James Strain and Mrs.
Francis Smith.
Pictures enlarged, first-class work,
reasonable prices and satisfaction guar
anteed. If you want work done in this
line. call on or address L. w. Tew,
Sisseton, 8. ID.
l. III. Francis, of Minneapolis, is in
the city canvassing for one of Mrs. John
A. Logan's recent works. The book is
by great author and the young man is
meeting with success.
John Williams, vice president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank
OF this city. accompanied by his wife
and children returned from their st.
Paul visit Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. g D. Peterson and Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Woodwork went to
Bristol on the train Friday and drove
home large new touring car which
Mr.. Peterson had purchased.
Editor Sexton, Of the Bristol Demo-
crat, was in this osty last Saturday on
business. He passed through here again
last evening with party of friends on
the way for few days fishing.
Auction Sale of secondhand house.
hold furniture on Main street of Web.
ster, Saturday. July 18th. at l 80 D. m.
This stuff is all practically new. The
Egeland-H Harris Land Company.
DR.. George W. Chapman v. s., went
to Sioux Falls Monday morning to
attend the state meeting of the veteri-
nary surgeons Of South Dakota who are
in session in the Queen City this week.
The time to buy Woven Wire Fencing
is when it Is cheap for you can always
use it. Williams Lumber company il
going out OF the fence business and are
selling American Woven Wire Fence at
cost.
You san save money by getting prices
on hardware, harness and farm
machinery from Holmquist Bros & Co.
at Holmquist, s d. They have large
and complete stock and appreciate your
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathemeier and three
children, of Bielefeld. Germany, arrived
at Webster Monday morning. The
new conner is nephew Of Fred Brak.
hage and win settle in our town as
shoemaker.
w. B. Stevens, assistant cashier Of
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank, who spent his two weeks vaca.
ton at his former home In Illinois.
returned to his duties in this city Mon
dav morning
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-15

There win be meeting Of all far
mers interested in The Webster Farmers
Grain and Fuel Company ON Saturday
afternoon. July 18th. at 2 o'clock, in the
Farmers Room at the court house.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-15

We are not in business for our health
but as we are going out of the woven
wire business. we have an invoice o.
American Woven Wire Fencing which
we are selling at cost while il lasts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-15

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Evening journal., 1909-01-29
STEAMBOAT LINE FROM
LEWES TO CAPE MAY

After many failures to establish a
steamboat line between I4ewes. Del and
Cape May. such a service is now assured.
and a pier and wharves are being built at
Cape May Point for service next summer.
The work is in charge Of the Breakwater
Construction Company. now engaged in
erecting iettles for thp- Government at
Cold Spring Harbor.
A steamboat viii run this spring, carry-
ing both freight and passenger. With
the line in operation the rate Of fare TO
Philadelphia by rail will be much cheaper
for residents OF Lewes as short trip to
Cape May and then up TO Philadelphia
will save nearly so miles
The Queen Anne Railroad. which runs
from Baltimore 10 Lewes, will cooperate
with the transportation company in Offer
ing low rates.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
NATURES HOUSE OF GOD
BY John N. Dorney.

have gazed on many temples
That by human hands We're made.
But none OF them so awe inspiring
AS the temples I'm the forest shade
Man-made temples have their columns
There's wondrous carvings on the
stone.
But the greatest are but pigmles
Compared to Rocks in forest lone
There's wondrous music IN mems tenn
plea.
'Tls taught by symbol. key and note
But there's music IN the forest.
That mortal man has never wrote.
Waves OF music IN mems temples
Roll through chancel, ,-nave-and choir,
But there's music ia the forest.
OF which the soul doth never tire
There's wondrous art In human temples.
The work Of giants OF the past:
The artists they have gone forever
Their mighty works are crumbllng
fast
They are at best but feeble efforts
To grasp in part the Masters plan.
But the beauty Of the forest
Forever charms the soul Of man.
There is silence In mems temples.
OF religion II is a part;
But the silence OF the forest
Almost stills the human heart
Wondrous windows IN mems temples,
Cast their dim religious light,
But awe comes TO the human soul,
AS I'm the forest cometh night.
is it strange that ancient peoples.
In many climes, on many sods,
IN the forest held wierd service
Made them the temples OF their Gods?
Have you wandered through the forest
Far away from haunts Of men.
Have you heard those mystic hummer
ings
In deep ravine-in forest glen?
Yesi there're mighty human temples,
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
BRILLIANT DANCE
AT BRIDGEVILLE
Unusually Large Attendance
At Annual Reception by
Young Men There
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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

special to THE EVENING IJOOftNAAA
BRIDGEvILLE Jan. 29.-The mid
winter dance given by the young men
in the Opera House on Wednesday
evening was one of the most delight
full affairs of the kind ever given in
the town. The Opera House was
handsomely decorated with heliotrope
and yellow bunting. Music was fur
nished by Elliott. Of Wilmington, and
was of high order, nearly every Sc
lection heing encOred- The orchestra
comprised harp, violin, cornet clari-
net and drum. Supper. was served at
midnight by Caterer J. w. Dimes.
Among the many present were: Miss
Alice Smith, Cape Charles, Va; Miss
Ella Roberts, Sudlersville; Miss
Pierce, Baltimore; Miss Ruth Clawson,
Cumberland, Md; Mrs. William Beuhm,
Wilmington: Thomas O'Neal. Balt-
more; Mr.. Jackson, Dover; Miss Sud
Ter, Princess Anne; Miss Alice Nor
gan. Miss Mary Martin, Miss Ethel
Donoho, Miss Lucy Allen. Miss Mar
ion Robinson. Miss Nina Robinson.
Miss Mary Riggin. Mrs. Riggin, Miss
Mary Lord, Miss Nellie Scott Edwin
Dutton. Herbert Hall. Hoyt VAIN
wright. Raymond Martin, Oren Trice,
Seaford; Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richardson, Miss
Myrtle Hudson. Laurel; Mrs. William
Kennerly Miss Katherine Kennerly.
Miss Sara Jones, Lowber Jackson,
George Culver, Harrington; Miss Ra-
chel Henderson, Georgetown; Ollie
Trice. Denton: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Elliott. Walter Morris, Greenwood: Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Wiley, Colonel and
Mrs. II. W. Viven. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Truitt. Miss Olive Jacobs, Miss Mar
garet Ricards. Miss Theodore Ball,
Miss Miriam Gray Miss Pauline Gray.
Miss Bessie Short, Miss Edna Ward,
Miss Nellie Ward, Miss Sara B. Sud-
Ter. Miss Bessie Rash, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. McIlvain. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Dimes, Miss BERTHE Jones,
Miss Nellie Harris. Miss Myrtle Brown.
Miss Mary Hazard, Miss Florence
short, Miss Anna Jones, Miss May
.Passwaters, Miss Electa Brown. Miss
Cora Swain, Harry W. Cannon, JOS
eph Rash, Horace Sudler. II. S. Woot-
en-. p. p. Jacobs. j. E. Layton, r. r.
Layton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Wiley,
Russell Short Ira Lewis, d. Lee Short,
Clayton Elliott, Roland Elliott, John
Harris, Jr.. Edward Sudler, p. r. Lay
ton. Fred Ricards. George b. Graef.
Hugh Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hin, p. II. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. N. f.
Hardesty. Clarence Elliott Bridgeville.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
RIooked r e q TrsHo

A b. & o. shifting engine was pass
ing over the tracks at Fourteenth and
Scott streets yesterday afternoon when
the smoke stack became entangled in
some wires and pulled eight on them
down. Two OF them fell on the engine
and across the rails. The railroad
men refused 70 so near the wires until
the regular iinemen were sent for TO
remove then as two OF them were live
electric wires. Traffic on the 3. & o.
railroad was blocked for a short tine
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
A PLEASING Recital.

A pleasing recital was given last
evening in Goodman NJ. E. Church by
Mrs. James w. Lattomus. assisted by
William Brashears. tenor soloist. Miss
Marian Triggs. violinist; A. Weston
walker. flute soloist and Miss Ruth
Baker, pianist. The attendance was
large. The proceeds were for the ben
eft Of the church mortgage fund.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
FELL OFF ROOF WHILE
FLYING A KITE

While flying a kite from the roof OF
his home No 100 North Harrison
street. shortly after O'Clock last
evening. Raymond Cotton. aged years.
fen 10 the ground In his enthusiasm
the boy got too near the edge and
toppled over.
The lad was hurried 10 the Homeo-
rathic Hospital where IL was found
that be was suffering with a fractured
thigh and was badly bruised about the
body.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
Wind Uproots LARGE Tree.

A large tree which for many years
had stood al tho corner Of Second and
Walnut streets was uprooted yester-
day by the strong wind. In falling
the tree struck the front Of the house
No 305 West Second street and in ad-
dition to tearing down the rain con-
ouctor broke several panes Of glass
In the house.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
Barae Aground.

After running aground in the Della
ware river off New Castle while out
ward bound for Boston yesterday. the
coal barge Grace was fioated by the
tug John G. Chandler. and proceeded
for destination apparently uninjured-
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
st1 Dinner Sets. s5.75.

Simply an idea of the great price
cutting removal sale now going on
by Row & Co. See their regular adv.
on another pages
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

And all will crumble and decay,
But tho temples of the forests.
WIN last until the Judgment Day.
While humankind exist on earth
In every cline, on every sod.
The human heart will ever see
In forest shade the House of God
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
ln.n.ntInn Of New Rridae.

The members Of the Levy Court
spent yesterday at odessa. They IN
spected the new Silver Run bridge
which was recently constructed near
that place.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
Thleves eot bal, Hens.

Thieves visited the hen house Of
Isaac SaNton at No. 10 South Frank
lin street last evening, and got away
with several iine birds. The theft was
reported TO the police.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
An old Floor cave Way.

recently to a beautiful imitation Of the
genuine hard wood by the use Of James
NJ. Bryan's Perfect Floor Stain. Can
be had in all shades at No. 107 West
Eighth street"
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
3 nav cut Price Sale.

Trinidad Havana Perfectos. regular
for 25c. now &c straight. Feils Drug
store, Ninth and Orange"
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

Satine, fine silk mercerized in black
oniyi 9a.si.i the = regular 'Se quality I21Ic
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

Fine Chambray Ginghams in all the
new plain colors; always 10c and r
70 1-sc a yard. Special at ...... UC
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

Butchers Linen, extra fine quality
In white only; regularly 1sc a I0ILo