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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-24
Ter bcutidlc Aaoi.

Eoli5eirihtcr S%obunnicH iist iulu
critcn MuI i'm 0itlihen Stotious-
barrie 5u @eriht. Sat eiuen
gcid6itigcn Gag. 3iberaIc
Gutid)eiounacn iiir ougciduloigtc
@irtbe.
Ser filr5!idl erndlutte Bolijeirid)tcr
Edul Sobamnicn Vai3 aeitern 5r1n er.
itcn Maj I'M oitIid)cu Statiou&baillc
II. Beriht uro ciu gan3er Stwarnt
pom ArreItanten crtuartctcn ibr
SfifioG ais iciner Sanb. 'lrptoc,n
uid)t pcni1cr ais 81 S1Qe j,lr Or
Icbiglulg p~orlaJcn, pcrlor scr neile
Nidbtcr leille Huhe IN feiler Weiie.
I'M @c9erltbcil. CT fcrtigte Die 6aHc
nit lol6er @~cluanotbcit ab, 0aB Hie-
mono bcobadten tonttc, DAP CT crit
lcit mcnigcn Suacn baS itipicri9c
Nid)tcramt 6ctlcioctc. 2ie midtig-
ileu sSGllc Scr Tormittog5iibu,g pn-
rcn %oicjcnigen pom brei 8irtben.
lpeldlc ocS Spirituoicnucrfauis am
Sountog. rep. ocS TilbrclS cincS
lu~lorbcntlid)en Sullic4 bcidmlOiat
Wnrcn. 3pci Der Iugeidulbigten
ettlicb Ser Nid)tcr lpc9eu @clpeis'
manaels. Gr laatc: sd, bin nidlt
hjcrbcr gctonunell. nm 2eiltc mir ouf
b!obcn Gcrboht hin Dem NerihtSocr-
iobrcu 81 iibcrpeiicn." Gntlaiien
Uuroc Srolt Barbara Hoiflcr. ipeldN
III 9tr. 291S, S'0omrclitrabe. cine
&irtbidnit bctrcibt mo an, Solm-
tog abcno mc1en ar9cblidlen Spirit
tilolcnucrtauiS ucrbaitct niiroc. IND
Der Hcltallratcllr CHARLES Gaton Q
pr. II. Siio'G cntrul' gptnIc. Der
res SiibrcllS ciue5 unoroentIidlci,
&alIics bcidnlIbi0t lpor. Gu9eaer
ipllroc Der Mcltauratcur &oMis 6.
MciS bon Nr. 1918. 0onf StraBc.
Gc1cil oell idluer miegcuoes 9cipciS.
material iiir ot1cblid,eu Spiriiuo.
iclucrfollf III Sonutag oorla1. ul-
Ter $500 @iirsidoIt iiir bo3 8cridlto-
%ueriobrcn 9eitcllt. Sm Safe oeS &c.
itouratcirS Gaton iparcn Die bei6ft
MGodjcu. mcld)c ont Sonrtag bci'm
GrIdlcil,cu Scr 9loiir0de ii, Sbr.
madt ficlen. bei'm Ycrbor onipeicno:
Dos cine Der Mtabd,eu belt it'd itanb.
bait, oo5c5cn fonnte onS auoere.
@llcc Mour,. ilidlt unlbin; alid) lp6b-
reno 0cS GcrborS Wrid)ie6enc Chit
understandable iiber lid, ergehcn ill
loiicu. Sic Matronc oe3 Stations.
D0l,lcS mar ober BET Der Sano INTO
prodhte lie roid, nieoer ailf Die Sarteil
Ncinc.
Bic ~9todJnliitu3s SibunJ perlic'
ctlpd@ rubi9cr. INNER bin mar gr.
niiBcnO grbeit u%orbonoen, ,lr1 Ole
iiir ocu 9iid)ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &c.
id|dftSihmocn uil55niiiller. Oscar
Morit, eiu NcItnuratciir bon Hr.
1903, IbouraItrnBe, lplroe iucgeii
rnorocntlidlen Y~ctrnseuS nit S. nm
Soften beiiroit. Morit hattie oeil
Tolijiitch Dieter Niles, rnlr feincli
icincn 9errn, 1ehciBcn, mas Ser.
'geant WintienS bci'm Scrbor BE-.
jcl9tc, Scr gl,9ciduiIbi1te. ser fcis
ne 3cl1cn bate, bcbauptctc. DER
Glailrof babe ibit crit b%cidlimpit.
Ter Hidlter ipnr nber Der 2iriitlt,
rob feit Volijiit ob,e olleS Weitcrr
cillcn Siir3cr bcidlilnpicr ipiirbe, an
Bcr6cm 'prah aid Der l(n,Iiano &c.
gct Worie, Dap or bcn Yoli,iittn
I'M Ocrid,ts5imn,cr ci,,eit 2iioncr or
nonltc. Gle ~ gdcnitcber oopr
tciicr gcioDt rGrap."Spieler, lpel.
de in 2onic 0e5 SonntogS auige.
G%riiicn nilrocn. bcitraite ser Nid,tcr
NIT ic 81 mo Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-24
Gnrucualss TrcnScu.
Ger bobmiiAe Srrnpcrcin "Sotol"
pcrunltoltct il, Sbimcf'S Sale CT
IT
men iIottcn Muafcnbull.

pcrunltoltct il, Shimcf's Sallc CT
men ilottcn MuSfcnbull.
arulSiicocl gi,g eS 9cltcrn Nbelo
blim Mosfcllbnll ocS bobni|d)cu
S%urnpcrcin3 .Sofol" SIT. iucld)er III
Sbin1cf's y@obmcnbolle," al Wrooe'
nan uno @oruca Strubc, %obgcholtcl
puroc. Nid)t MIR Der groGe Sonj'
ioal lpor nit 9torrcn uno Ndrrlnlt@l
oeiiillt. ionGcrn ol,d) bic Surnbollc,
mcld)c iiir bic Gltcrcn Mit1lieocr oc>
@crcino 5liln Son5 bcrgcridltct NOR
ocll luor. 9cioc &alcn ipnrcn ocfo'
rirt. bcion6crS hiibld, iuar Der grobc
Sonjiaol. lpeld)cr nit bcllclbcn &c
forotioncll gcidn1iidt luor, lpcldc
bcin, %.llrfel @roii0" .Maotcnbol 10
grobc @0punOcrlu,g crregtell. @icr
tall,tc ni,o iiununcltc lid, hollptiod).
lid ole Sugcllh nod) Den Il0ll1cu Ct.
lies itarfcn SrdcitcrS. pahrcno III
in ser Surrhollc cine Sr9cl oltt
bohmiid,c S~an5lpciien lpicltc mo init
oeniclbe, bonptidd]lid, bic 0ltcrcn
0ohrncn lnh 9obminncn olllodtc.
Sort mlrbc 9etonjt, lpic int lido.
nen 9ohmcn @robroter mo SroB.
muttcr ~tonStcn. Sn bcibet Sollrn
chcr hcrrid)tc cd)tc Uerniltblidtcit
illlo bcitcrIic 2almc. mic mat tic
etcl, mr. il, Der GarucoatS3cit iinoen
fam. Die bcIttl oltipeitiibtii MaS!
fen mllrOcn prclS8ctront. Bur Scr
theillng gclanatcn Iillli l%pcrtbucIlc
Ionlcn. unb cbcnlo uicle Serrcn,
p%rciic. Ta5 arrangements Gomltc
beiiano ans hen So. y. y. &irld).
ollcer, 6rant Slider, Anton Mor-
ld,ot, aorl 6lciid)nlonn. =. @unncr,
Soi. Miliil unb g. S%irld)uiicr.
Erinj GorneDnl III &lg5a
lonbtown.
Mid, ii, &ig~hlanotorpn bcrrid)tc &c
itarn 9lbcno Gor1cpolSitilmnrung. ST.
Der vSigblono acoocnnp" pcranltol-
tctc scr ocnlotratiid)c Gl,ib oc5 II.
GiltriftS bon Baltimore, Gountp ict.
llel, eriten Mosfcnball, mo spar nit
cinem iold)' grobcn Griolg, bob Der
Club iid)tr l1id)t per'1lmcn miro.
Dem Irinjcn Gari1cunl l,1d)lics Sobr
ipicbcr cine G%inlooii,1 5l,gebcn ji
laiicn. Gin 9oripicl CAB cS niGt.
ni,b 10 foni1icn Die lit grober 3obl
%eritirnclteu Moafen lid ioiort in Den
ltiii9cn Str,,bcl ltiir;cn. Sur Scr.
tbeil,lng sclonoten llod] Scr Gcll,oa.
firing iiebcr Gomei,. ullb feds Ser.
rcrprciit. Sen critcn Gan1cnprciS CT
bielt SRI. Iatborinc Shou. ipcld)c Ct.
lien oincrifolliif)cu Soloaten por-
ltc1tc nno Scr critic Scrrcnprei5 fiI
cil,en &errn 81, Scr Monte Gbriito
oariteatc. IlS BrciSrid,ter ilingir.
ten Die Serrcn Geo. Sortman, &. 2.
Orol1fc mo S. 9rolpn. unb ba5 Nr.
ran1cnents' 6 on,itc bcitano aus 6elt
Scrrcn Sobn Tottcripcid), Or. ".
e. Sublcr. Soiepb arcmcr. 6rcOcrid
Shlcc mo Geo. Sd)mciicr, inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-24

Nngcblidl 2ooenoiebin
bcrhaItct. - Ictcftip Scrnann
Toblcr %pcrboitete 9citerr Abcno bic
Is Sohrc olte Sarob 9lunibcrg bon
Mr. 81. Siio.S reenitroBc. uno Tic.
Icrtc lie inter Ger gcidlnIoigung oes
ongcblidjen TiebitobIs bon SpiseI,
i'm @cribc bon 81 aus Dem 2aoen
ecr Girlnn Stcpart & 60, Der meii.
lidlct Noiijeiitation Cit. Gin Der.
hor iinoct bclite por Nidlicr 9ooeu
ltatt.
Weroen bcntc hccrotgt.
Tie irbiidrr Siillen Der an, ;yrei.
ai,i Der Yrobciahri ci,,,5 M%otorboots
III Den Spri,g @oroei,s ertrrIteuelt
8illianl &. Blazers uno ). GhriIto.
bier Wcpcr ipcroen be,ite sur letteit
Hi,he bcItoitct. Die @ceroigung bon
@tlliam Z. @ditcrS iinbtt mn 1..3
l(br nont Souic oc5 Satcrs ocs Wer-
n~llgliidtcn Nr. 1911, eight tralT,
aus oni ocnt .Soioon.Vn rfs Drico.
toie" Iiatt. ToItor Sbomas Gone bot
Der &ilia,n Strobct llnabbdngi1en
Observation-Disclosures miro umtircn. MlS
Sabrtld)tr1ger iperoen Ole iolgenoen
5crren iiur1ircn: Garner Glorf, 4.
@ooc, =. gralibt. grthnr Gardner.
oolparo Saco6s n,o @iliom Mii.
Ter, ipeld)' Sebierer lid III oenicfbe!t
Vootc beiai,o. iid) ieoof1 burt,
Sdlipirnmcr %rcttctc. Tie Yceroiauua
bon (. Gbriitopher Wepcr iinbct IN,
, lthr Nad)mittass bon osu, &a,,ic
9tr.i9 SitSarnep'S irage, aus itutt.
Tlele 6reitnoe iilO 9efonntc bcs
Scringliidten oriiften sen ticfbc.
triibien 5anilien seiiern ibr SeilciS
aus n1o ci1e groBe MnsabI bon 9In
n%,enipeloeii tpi,roe an oen SGrgen
nieoergeleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-24

Ser 0nGbohcn lit fein
Spndnapi.-altI Der 5al,rt BON
$oliSci' &aiipta,iarticr mad Der lilo.
atueitlid)en Gpiijciitniion pcrbaitcte
Captain Mlcgcc gcitcrn Den SO Sobce
alien Sblld,tcr MorriS Sbopiro,
ais bicicr il, Cincln @aggor Der ,Sre.
bcrid Mpennic.2inle nni Den 9obsn
ipiidtc. Gr ipl,rbc III Ser iiiorpcItli-
fe, Yoli5ciitoiion oi,rd, Hidjtcr
9cod utter gcuanntcr 9cidrnlbi
QIil1 SIT fincn, 0ouur StroIc uno
Softer pcrurthcilt.
3anftc oui Dem . abnper.
ron - aiirj Dor gbgoi1g hires GIT.
0es nad) 2anrel, Wo., bcsarrn bic 20
Sabre olte gnlerp Mcrion aus &c.
liai1iltcln Srt. al,f Dem Camden.
gabnbof einclt Steit NIT nlehrercl,
Gcrioncn nnb ipuroe in ocil, eli,gel,.
bid pcrbaftet, als iid Der Si,g III
9eipegi,1g iettc. aabi 2oDen in scr
neitliheu Eoli3ciltaiion itraite tie
iueaen n,,oroel,tlid)e1 Yetraeel,s nit
S. ul,b Soften. gii,iasjbrer Sreunbe
eoeftirscn bes Scfrdgs lnin tic tpi,roe
nod 3abluns Der Straie oils Ser
Soit entloi'en.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02
A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL GALE.
store Of a. J. Wagner q Company
Crowded All Day With Shop
pers.

The great sale OF A. J. Wagner a
Company advertised for this morning
opened ON time and the people Of
ON schedule time and the people OF
Bryan and surrounding country were
on hand in great numbers to take ad-
vantage of the thousands OF bargains
offered The store was closed all day
yesterday getting ready for the sale.
and when the doors opened this morn
ing II was a beautiful sight that met
the view of the crowds of shoppers.
The elegant goods had been arranged
In a beautiful display. and the bright
colors, the handsome goods. the soft
laces and embroideries. the stylish
millinery. ladies elegant ready.to-wear
goods and a thousand and one other
things. had been grouped into a dis.
play that was worth travelling a long
way to see.
Every article was marked In plain
figures for the convenience of the
shoppers. and all were enabled to Sc.
lect Just what they wanted and knew
Just what Il would cost them. Not
withstanding the large floor space OF
this well appointed and conveniently
arranged store. Il was but a short
time after the doors were thrown open
until the great store was crowded h
all the various departments. Scores
Of extra salespeople had been employ
ed 10 assist the large force of regular
employees. yet the jam was so grea
the crowd could not be waited on any
thing like as rapidly as they wishe,
to be. All were good natured and pa
tient however. and put In the time
while waiting their turn In picking on
other bargains.
II was a well pleased crowd OF Gus
toners. because all knew they had got
ten the goods just as advertised, an,
far below the regular price.
The managers OF the store were We
pleased with the opening day of tn
sale and beg TO assure the people the
will find the same array OF bargain
and will be accorded the same cou
teous treatment during the remainin
days OF the sale.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02
our BIG OFFER.
ca,arrh Cured or Get Your Money
Back.

ca,arrh Cured or Get Your Money
Back.
What II a specialist In catarrhal at
Elections. q real physician Of charae-
ter and Integrity. should offer TO cure
YOU Of catarrh. or nothing to pay?
You would jump at the chance. or
course YOU would. You would be fool
ish II you didn't.
And now that .he makers OF Hyomei
pronounce High-o-me), the Australian
Initiation Cure. that has actually Gu
red more cases OF oatarrh than all the
catarrh specialists OF America com
bined. say to you that Hyomei will
cure your catarrh, or you can have
your money back. what are YOU going
10 do?
Are you going 10 continue to suffer
with snuffles. crusts In the nose. wa
terry eyes. mucous In the throat, and
all the annoying and distressing con
di,ions that accompany catarrh. when
Z. J. jenkins guarantees Hyomei to
cure you or money back.
Just breathe Hyomei In. Il. J. Jen
kins will tell you about il. A complete
outfit. including inhaler costs 500
ana extra bottles so cents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
July 2.

tsoe-uudson. on his first voyage
arrived off the banks OF Newiouhu'
land.
DECENTRALIZATION arrived at Cam
bridge TO take command OF the Con
tlnental army.
177s-Contineltai Congress adopt
cd Lees resolution OF independence
and It was proclaimed two days later
1777-British forces under Burgoyhe
beean the investment OF Ticonderosa'
lso7-President jefferson issued a
PROCLAMATION forbidding all inter
course with British ships of war.
1si2-American figate Essex sailed
from New York on cruise against
the British.
1s55-The legislature OF Kansas met
AT Pawnee and organized.
is6s-second day OF the battle Of
Gettysburg.
1Ssl-President Garfield fatally shot
nv Charles J. Guiteau.
1ss5-The Indian chief Big Bear
captured In Canada.
1SSe-Nineteen persons killed In ae
cIdent on the Norfolk and Western
railroad.
spaniards made an unsuccess
ful attempt TO retake San Juan hill.
iaOS-Murat Halstead' Journalist
died. Born September ? 1879.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02
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 1906. 7. A.
Satterwhite, Salesman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Senator McEnery Of Louisiana, who
along with Bailey and others votes
with the Republicans In favor Of a
high tariff. Is honest enough to ad-
NIT that Il is not according TO the old
democratic doctrine. In his speech adj
vocating a duty on sugar he said:
1T is gratifying that at this session
Of congress we notice a great change
Of opinion among democrats who are
voting for a duty on raw material, al
though at one time raw material was
considered a cardinal principle Of de
mocracy."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Governor Stubs Of Kansas Is said
to be a Quaker. yet he requires every
convict whom he paroles or pardons
out OF The penitentiary to sign a pledge
to attend church. Sunday school and
prayer meeting services once each
week. II this be true Governor Stubs
is not a good Quaker or the ouakers
have changed. They have always be-
lIeved that constraint by any external
influence was foreign to the spirit OF
true religion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots OF proof that Doan's Kidney
pills do this.
It's the best proof for e comes from
this vicinity.
H. r. Overhaul. Franklin, Texas
SAYS Il was subject 10 attacks OF Kid
ney complaint for several years. irreg
ular passages OF the kidney secretion'
being the worst feature. Hearing OF
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OF Fl,
NAL ACCOUNT.
State OF Texas 10 the Sheriff or any
Constable Of Brazos County Greet.


state OF Texas TO the Sheriff or ans
Constable Of Brazos County Greet
Ing:
r. W. Frame. administrator OF the
estate Of J. VI. Lawless deceased. hay-
ing filed In our County Court bis final
account OF the condition of the es-
tate OF said. J. NJ Lawless deceased.
together with an application 20 he dis.
charged from said administration. SOU
arc hereby commanded that by puuil
cation OF this writ for twenty .2ol
DAYS in newspaper regularly pub
ushed in the County oi Bmzos. you
give due notice 20 all persons iutcrcs
ted in the account for final settle
ment of said estate Co fIlc fh,.r ob
icctions thereto o. amy tlc. have ou
or before July term. 1909 of said
County Court commouciur and fo b,
holden no the Court house of said
County In the ciy 90 Bryan on th,
18th day OF july. 1909. when said ac
count and application viii be cors.I
cred by the Court
Witness ". G. Boy,tt. clerk Of the
County Court, Bazos County. Texas
Given under my hand and seal oil
said court at my office in Bryan thi
le,a Gay Of June. 1000.
". &. BOYETT.
Clerk County Court Brazos County
Texas
By G. ]. Nsdbalek, ny
I7l.l77.1S3.w39
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured a box
and after taking a few doses. no
ticed an Improvement. Before long
was cured and since then ! have not
been obliged to take any kidney rem.
edy. have great confidence In Doans
Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milburu Co. Buffalo. New York,
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, 1909-07-02

After reading the stars in the polit'
zeal sky Mai. Nose Harris delivers
this message through the medium OF
his Texas Republic: when the line
up comes. Tom viii throw Joe. Mark
the prediction. OF course. Tom be-
halycd Himself under the lash; but
that's no sign hc intends 20 do so for
nNnr-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

American soldiers hunt down and
kin Filipino bandits for rotbing peo'
pie. American senators and congress
men levy tariff to help American
trust masters to rob people.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

General Bell. the chief OF staff Is
confident that the proposed disarm'
ment OF nations and the end OF war
Is an iridescent dream. But General
Bells opinion is not disinterested' for
II war we're abolished his occupation
would be gone.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

The duty on cotton ties is a tax on
the cotton farmer and the American
Steel Corporation which manufactures
90 per cent OF all the ties used in this
country. gets the benefit of 1t.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Hell has broke loose again at Mes-
ma. The destruction OF life and prop
crty IS not equal TO that of last Dec.
ember simply because there is Jess TO
destroy. This disaster will add anoih-
or impulse to the great Italian cmiera.
tion movement, and many of the cNilos
will come TO Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

The courts at Waco don't know what
TO do with the nine-year-old boy who
deliberately murdered a woman. As
a speciman OF moral deformity he Is
a monster to whom laws made for nor
nal people do not apply.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

A poor Austrian girl is in the pen
itentiary for killing man because
that was the only way she could save
her honor. Arn't you glad you don't
live in New Jersey.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

As a protection against professional
gamblers who infest ocean liners ana
fleece passengers the steamship com
panles are taking photographs of these
gentry and hanging them up In con
spIcuous places on their ships.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

II is waste OF time 10 discuss Bal
leylsm The facts are an known 10
everyone who cares to investigate and
those who regard Bailey rs a demigod
viii follow him no matter what iucon'
sistcncies or sbsurdities In his record
are pointed out. "Ephraim is Joined
TO his idols: let him alone
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Abdul Hamid. the deposed sultan OF
Turkey. has turned farmer In his old
age. There is scarcely crime known
to the moral law that he would not
committed. How much better off he
would be had he never been anything
hut farmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

STANDARD on is O. monster of
as many forms 8s Proteus. the herds
man of Poseidou. Against one of thcu
the Standard oil Company of Kentuc-
Ky. the state Of Mississippi has COM
mencod proceedings 10 Dust Do and
collect penalties aggregating $1,000
600
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

The protective tariff scheme for rob
bling the people has about run It's
course in the North and It's benefici-
aries are looking for fresh fields and
pastures new In the Sunny South. II
is not surprising that every time-sery.
ing politician and newspaper In this
section Is whooping for the protection
humbug.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

General Aldrich outgeneraled Cen
eral Bailey and got his corporation TAX
amendment before the senate ahead oil
General Bailey's income tax amend
ment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Lost-Between College and Bryan,
one pair white flannel pants with light
stripe. Reward for return to Eagle
office. lts
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

state Press OF the Galveston News
saws: The general run Of old maid
school teachers are walking die'iona-
ries.~ Has the News lost the grace
Of courtesy?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

Train looters rob without regard to
law: tariff protected trusts rob ao-
cording TO law. There is difference
IN the methods but not In the morals
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

The democratic party has lost the
confidence OF the people because many
of it's leader have failed to "hew o'he
line and let the chips fall where they
will"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

The supreme court OF Missouri mas
decided that It IS not libelous 70 cru
else the public acts Of public officers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

The grand jury investigation oil 'he
Tyler iynchlng resulted just as every
body expected.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

The application OF the Golden Rule
would settle the tariff controyer y
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02
FOR RENT.
Physician and Surgeon

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Special Attention 10 Genlto Urinary
Organs and Rectum.
Residence Phone 1856. ONCE Phon F,
&C. Calls answered Promptly Day or
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-02

BRYAN. TEXAS. JULY 2. 1909.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-30
ODD FELLOWS.

Palmyra encampment, No. B. held
one of the star evenings of the fall
season on Thursday night at Odd Fell
lows hall when they had one candi-
date to put through the third degree
in fine form under the direction of
Degree Master E. B. Worthington, fol-S
lowing which was a turkey supper.
The special features called out an at
tendance of about As members. who
were also entertained by the report
of d. d. G. p. Ashley T. Boon. who
attended the grand encampment in
Nov Haven this week.
c. p. Edward w Kinney presided
at the Palmyra meeting, at which there
We're two visitors from LacOnia. n. III.
After the business was out of the way
the brothers were all invited to the
banquet hall, where Frank NJ. Green
and Harol T. Sargent had the tooth
some spread laid out. on the menu
were warm roast turkey, mashed pota
toes. chanberries. giblet sauce, celery
rolls. coffee, cider and cigars, and all
disappeared like magic before the APP
preciative Palmyra men. The evening
was voted a great success, and enthu
siastic thanks were bestowed upon
Brothers Green and Sargent for their
good work as the supper committee.
Shetucket lodge. No. 81. had an in
teresting meeting Tuesday evening at
the lodge rooms concluding with re-
freshments. Vice Grand Harold 7.
Sargent presented his resignation from
the Office and A. A. Guile was elected
for the balance of the term.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-30
L'UNION ST. JEAN BAPTlSTE
D'AMERIQUE.

Lafayette council, No. S07. opened
its social season with very success
full evening of whist Thursday in For
esters hall. when % tables played and
all present had every minute enjoy
ably filled. The following were the
prizes awarded: Firsts-Edward Broth
ers. an umbrella; Mrs Sabourin, an
ice cream spoon. SecOnds-Dr. Alfred
Richards. a pair of suspenders and
shareholders: Mrs. Marie Lanoie. a
purse. ConsOlatiOns-Cons Jerry
Ravenell. a fob Mrs. Alfred Richards,
a mustard spoon.
The evening concluded with a short
entertainment that was very pleasing,
consulting of songs by Willie Comeau,
Miss Josephine SabOurin. and the cho
rus of the society. Mrs. Joseph P. Bru
nellie was the accompanist. Ice cream
and cake were served.