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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-17
Gefer ME 8riiaeI.

9as Dur1prlgeIn furtert @inoer
ni6t bonn 9ettndf1en. gs beitebt cine
tonititutionene uriade fir bieie bets
orieBlide @ade. Srau 80. @ummsrs,
irasnS elmer mitter i5r erfolars:des
Sa,lsmittei NIT boaen anipeiilnaem nit
suteilen. Sdidt fein. @elo. iomosrr
idreibt beute nod IN tie. I'M Sale Cure
&inber nit bieiem 11ebelftat1o bebaf.et
limb. EabeIt bafir 6as Sinh nidt; es
lit b6ditfpahrideinlid. oab es our 8ees
meioung ni6bts TIM fnrn. 9ur6 biefe
8ebanblung tperben audi grtpadiene ulo
dltere 2eute. tpelde bel Sag ODER oes
Rahts an Sarnbeidiperben leiben. fls
riert. Sdreiben sic in bieier Sprahe.
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6amprrbpiben bnrd Aufiausuns au
Sarie fnriert.

NGen 2eioenben, Die mir bic Nbreiie
Suierben, tperbe ib beutlid erfldreu. ipie
man 9dmorrboioen 81 9alie 6urd Nuf;
iaueung beilt. Sc lift einerlei. OBJ Die
5Gmorrboiben ioeenannte blinbe, blutenz
Be. iudenbe ODER beralssebrdngte iinb;
i6 tperbe ettpas bon bieiem Wittel ahs
ioIut f~oitenfrei ienben, iotpie audi, i'm
Sale es eetpini6t tpirb, Neferen5er aus
Sbrer unmittel6arer rlmgebling. Shnene
2inberung unb bauernbe9 eilune tit iiher.
S6idt feil @elb, ma6t aber anberen
Iitteillng bon biefem Gnerbieten
S1reibt bente nod an Srar 81. 5ums
mers, 8or g., Rotre 9ar1e, Snb. S6rei=
ben Sic in bieier Sprade.
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nnb mar Ser 9obn zines GGlddters
in 8apping in I%uItrolien. Scr
0feineioSpro5eB eegert i'm magrte
bonn Moi 1873 bis gum Se6ruor
1874 unb elloete nit Der Serltrtei-
lung oes Nngeflogten 5u pier5fbn
Sobren 3u6tbaus. 8eioe &ieien-
pro5eiie peruriodten einen &oitrn=
ouftpano BON 4 WiQionen Murf. Or
thur Orion itorb I'M Sabre 1898,
na6bem er Orei SATIRE 3uppr ieille
Soentitdt nit oem SdlG6tergeieGen
aus Iuitrolien 5~ltgegeben botte.
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NnInllb.

gas republifaniife Staats,
fomite BON Neip gorf fat Mopie.
belt nidt gum temporGren 8priiten.
ben Der nrn 81. September in
Saratogd 5ulammentretenoen
Staatsfonpention eefpdblt, ionoerr
8ice-Brdiioent Sberman. aooIebeli
fuar BON 2loDo @riscom poraeih(o.
gen moroen.
Sn ben republifaniihen FRI.
m1rtuablen bon Californian lit oel
sSniursent" Sobnion gum @onper.
neurfanoi0aten nominiert noreen
Ger Senat bat Die iogenanltt
&lub-Bia angenommen. 9isie @il
perbietet es einem Stub, elmer 60.
ge ODER ireenb elmer @eieGidaft, il
einem 2ocoI Option S~erritoli,n
olfobolboltige 8etr1nfe duf5ube'
tpobren. Die annobme Ser 9il
iDuroe ooourG erntogIidt, oab BIZ
beioen uMnti" -Senotoren gerrel
BON Mc2ennnn uno Sorper mil
ben Grobibitioniften itimnnten.
Ser Senot bat feline gerfpge
ruagsbia atgenommen, lie Itimmi
NIT Der nom Snuie ansenomlncnes
niht therein.
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@cidaftsfnnbis.

Ser Shneibermeiiter Sips lit Elm
iebr gemanoter @ei6oftsmonn
Neulid belouidte i6 Elm @eiprad
5pii6en linn unb Ieiner @ottin.
gu Site, er3ablte er, Der reihc
Gerlmonn lit ~eeitorben. aur5 Dor
Der bette er nod apei @n5iige BEL
mir in Mrfeit gegeben."
sd oenfe, BLOB einen9" entqeg-
te iie.
ltnbeirrt fubr Sips aber fori
Limo sic @rben boben onltan6s(os
piere be5ablt! Wie leid)t bdttc if,
iagen fonnen 1efs!"
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Hrp6atntt eiti

SIN Die &eooftion zines Sournals
Sir Die Sousfrau" mar bic Mnfro-
ge geridtet, mie man Gineemod).
tes, bor Sdimmel bemabrt. Sn gb-
fpefenbeit 0es Ge0afteurs fo1n sic
5rage in Ole Sanbe zines Sholts
Der Die Intiport barunter ieste
uMan iperre feline 4inber 3tpeimoi
modentlih in sic Speiiefammcr
elm"
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Die critic Geael Ser 0liifieliafei..

Der &orper muB geiuno ieilf. Shne
@elunbbeit feline @liidieligfelt. Go
balb Sic fronf iinb, muB oas Spftem
iofort in Sronung gebradt meroen.
0as perormtc 8lut nnlB Mabrung
erbalten uno Die traee Girtulation
ntuB bei6leunist iuerben. Sem Mit-
tel bot in lolhen Sa1en e:nen 10
gIdn5enoen grfolg auf3umeiien, pie
Sorni's @lpenfrduter. Sdifcn Sic
cine Boltfarte an Or. Geter Sabrnep
& Sons So, 1875 So. SoDne
gbe., Chicago, Sn., % sic Meoisin
in feiner apotbefe 81 baben lit.
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Gntbefte einc reide Wine.

g. @. @enos bon Goal gitp, @lo.,
iogte, CT bobe cine tpoDre Wine
BON @~eiunobett III Or. Sings Seen
2ife Giflen entoeft, 90 1ie i'm nad
t2iGbrigern 2eioen bon elmer 2efer
lno Nieren-9 ronfbeit furierten. %
Gts. bei ollen 9rnggilten.
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Der SAT- si6bOrns.

Aus 2onoon miro gei6rieben:
@nf ieinem 2anoiit 9i9borne Bari
in Der @rafibaft 9amibire lit Sin
Senrp 9ougbtp Si6borne, Der 5polf-
te 8aronet ieines Namens, i'm @Iter
bon "A Sabren einem Sdlogonfou
erlegen. ST mar geraoe bon elmer
groBen Sago-grpeoition beimgefebrt,
Die i'm auf mebrere Molld!e mad,
Mfrifa gefiibrt batte. Sem ein5ieer
Sobn, Der als Sffi5ier BEL einem SIC
giment in Snoien itebt, tritt infolae
oes CODES ieines 8oters Elm grbe an,
UNI Dos Dor iiber einem Menifen-
alter elm Bro5eB gefiibrt purbe,
Der unter Dem 9amen Ger Saa
Si6borne" meltberiibmt g%etporoen
lit. Ser jebt p~erItorbene Sir Seilrr
mar bamals Elm &inb. Sem Sn-
tel, &oger CHARLES 5ii6borne, Der
cin5ige Sobn nro grbe oes miaio-
nenrei6en Sir Sames 9iheorne,
batte in Der 2iebe 59iffbruh gelit-
ten. SIN Sanuar 1852 beiblob err,
ieinem 8aterlanoe 8olet st lagcn.
Or mafte iein geitament, perlieaeltp
es uno nabm in Baris BON ieinen
gltern @bfbieo. Gin SdDiff fubrte
i'm iiber bas eroBe @aiier nod
8alparaiio. Sein Shidioi bat aro-
Be aebnlidfeit nit Dem Sobonll
Srtbs. @on 8alparaiio aus lhrieb
Roeer Sidborne mebrere griefe
nod Souie, linb in ieiltem [etten
Brief fiinoigte er feline Mbiidt on,
auf benz Segeli6iff Bella" had
England 5uriid5ufebren. Ger SegIcr
erlitt S6iffbrud uno gina init
Wionn uno Walts unter. Ser gauge
Samilie Gidborne tpar oopolt ii6er-
5eugt, bob Hoger nit Ger Bella"
iein' Grab i'm Ocean gefunoen bat
te; nur Die ungliiflife Mriter
glaubte, baB ibr Sobn nod le6e.
Wfebrere Sabre binourh erlieB lie
M ben 8lattern gnglan6s uno
@nerifas Mufrufe, in oenen lie fir
NaHri6ten iiber ibren Sobn 6obe
gelobnungen ousiette. Seoc 9tadt
siinoete iie i'm sdIaf5immer oes pere
ihoaenen @oger oie Screen on, ais
erfpartete iie ibren Sobn ieoen
4beno. aber aIes mar pergebens.
3oger Siihborne muroe BON Mmis
tpegen fir tot erflart, nno nod oenl
CODE icines @aters eing oas Ser
mogen auf ieinen iingeren 9rnler
@lfreo iiber, Der i'm Sabre 1866,
Dem @eburtsiobr oes iett berid)ie-
oenen Senrp Sidborne, Itarb. Ger
fleine Senrp mar olio oamals set
re6tmaBige 8eiiter Ser 9ihborne',
i6en MiGionen. 8alb oarauf ge,
langten on Dos DIR ieiner &roB.
matter, 2aop Si6borne, ounfle 8e-
riifte, wonod ibr lang peribolener
Sobn Ioeer nod an1 2eben lei
uno ieine griiten5 als Sdladyter in
@uitralien friite. Iuf Soften Ger
2aop fam Der auitroliid)e Sdladter-
geieae, Elm Monn BON rieii0en &0r-
permaBen nod England. gr trai
olS Noeer Si6borne auf ano be-
gann balo nod ieiner @nfunft oen
Gipilpro5eB Inn oos gernlooen Der
Samilie Si6borne nit Der 9egriin-
oune, oaB er Ser nddite Grbe iei.
9idt meniger sols 103 Gage oaaerte
oieier geridtlide &onpf um ben 81.
tel zines 8oronets Sidborne itub
Ole oanit perfniipften Neif)tiimer
Ser S6ldhtergeieGe aus auitrolien
nurbe init ieinen @nipriihen obge.
nieien. Sa, Ser p~oriitenbe Miditcr
nobm i'm ne9en ltrfunoenfdlidung
uno Meineibs in &nft, unc ocm
faliden Grdtenoenten pllroc ser
9ro8eB gemadt. Der aa9eblibe
6oeer Si6borne, I'm oeiien Gd)theit
bamals IN England 3mei grobe
Rarteien NIT allen Witteln ftritten,
bieB in @irfIidfeit artbur Srtou
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0hnIfaliides

Ser 2ebrer Bot Die @ltsoeDnunq
Der &orper ourd Die @arme te-
lpro6en.
u@arum iino uits oie Sanoidlu.
be, Die i1n 8inter eenou pabter,
i'm CONNER 81 eng2"
u@eil oie 6dnoe GROCER 0eirnr.
Sen iino."
Limo uoourd iinb oie pdnoe or0.
Der g%efporben?"
vgurd oas giien."
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Gin aroBes 6iidlterben j

GIN groBes Sild)lIerbul II
o1r6 Die iiingite Sodpaiierfata.
itropbe in foit idmmtlihen baperi.
i6en Slifien, nomentliG in Ser
fiidreiden 4ltmiibl in Mittelfrml.
fen, peruria6t moroen. 9ort milf.
fen, pie eemeloet miro, bie perelt.
oeten Slide fubrenueiie aug ben
Wieiengelanoe entlane BEG 5luIles
eingeiommelt unb fortseidof!t mer.
ben, 90 Der @errld Der totem ST.
ide Die gar5e @egeno berpeitet. 0it
@ltmiibl miro fir Die Sii1erei an'
piele Sabre binous feinen @rtrue
mehr liefern.
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q II i.
: Man hot 1ih iebt 6orliI

Wtan bat iid iebt borliber &C.
ooB Die republifmiiden Sc
nots- unb &ongreBfonpentionen am
81. @nguit IN &errpiae obgebolten
merben iolen.
Ser 3uitano bes SRI. gor-
roa, Die bon Sames g. Carl ge-
i6oiien uno idtper berpllnbet nl,r-
Be, bat ii6 etpas gebeiiert.
SIN Sitter bon As Sahrssl
itarb Srou Marp @ieoer-
mann.
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@us ber Sdnle.

Spra6lebrer Gin Der Gdulc):
u@er fam mir mol iuecu, in mel.
der Siniidt oie oltell Sellenen ms
oornits poren?"
Sdiler Gdper ieuf3enol: Sic
6rau6ten nidt @riehii6 5u lelneul"
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Wiloernber 1tmitamS.

Muma: u@ber 5ris, pie fanit
man ourh oas Seniter altf oie
StraBe ipufenl"
u5rie: u@uf @brenport Maalo:
ib babe oiesmal mirflid fc,ien
gin8igen getroffen."
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9as seras Wnnber

beilt one Nteren, BIafen unh rDel-
motiide .2eioen; bel oaen grugeiIierl
ooer 2 monatlihe 8ebonolung per
8oit fin 81. 9r. 6. IS. SaI. 1926
Slipe Ctr. ct. 2ouis, 500. S6relbt
fir 3euaniIie.
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Sn Ser StraBe BON @ibraltor
rannte Der iponilde 9ampfcr IT'D
tos" nit Dem oeutiben 9ompier
nglia" 5uiommen. Ser yMntos"
lanf. Son Ben 2euten auf Dem
S6iff iinb 80 Berlonen ertrutlfell.
80 maren YoIioaiere.
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Sranenliit.

v8enn bod Semon6 Gin Mittel
Diibte, mie oieie unangenebme Ser.
ion, Die &on5leiratin ans rnics
rem S-rauenitimmrebtberein anf
quite Mrt binous5ubrineen pare2"
Gang einfad: mir mdbIen NOR
gen in Der Notwithstanding
ibre &odin in oen @orltaro."
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8ierfonscrt.

&elner: u0as @las Bier fcitet
5uan5ig Yfennig."
@ait: u0as finoe id rieiig teuer. a
oSeut' lit aber aud &on}eft."
ngben = bespegen!"
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Mles ba.

er: u@eiBt Oh, Srauden, irenr
9u gefodt balt, oam miro min
immer 10 meb - i6 fann's Din
gar ni6t iagen!"
Sic f~leinlaut): u@ber Sdat
parum balt gu mir oas nidt aleid
eelaet2 Die aranfenfiihe bobe id
ooh aud erlerntl"
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Wntterlidler Stat.

Diana, id babe mid bent nut
nleinem grdutigam ent8neit, m1B
ih oa nadseben?"
ua(ber ielbitperitanolid, MaoeIl
0u gilt bod nod nidt feline Jraul"
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3erlanat

cine &odin in einern Sallsbolt usn
orei Berionen. Gutter 2ogn. Nadbssl-
fragen IN Der Office Der vSrskn
HrpS5p"
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@lOiIiertes @ultatisfeitsfum5trt.

3uborer: Sob Die Saiten uns
aosenodrmen geiponnen lperrch,
bort man al bieier idmmcrliGen
8atenmuiifl
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Saltet Cure ipi6tieftelt Orgo

= 9dIfef @lre lptdttg1tet Srga'
tie in Srbnung, tpen1 Sbr mGbrenb
Ser Molaria-3 Belt geiltno fem mont.
Gridlp Nib 8itter3 reinigt
nno ftdrft Sen Maeen, Die Better
uno @ingeneibe, nnb 1nadt onS GU
ITEM mioeritonosfabig gegen arenf-
heitsfeime.
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2ptterie.

@eidieoene: ngei unierer Sd,ei-
oung muBte mein Manm oos gam
&c bon mir eingebrabte @erllo-
gen mieoer be%rnlts5ablen.@
5reunoin: o0u biit a!io quail
nit Dem ginias berausgefommen."
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@eframft.

3udtbousoireftor (8u Dem %entiai.
ienen Strafling): nSeet peroen
Sic boffentlid nidt mebr miener
fommen, Suberl"
Strafling (~eefranft): v&abe i6
mid pieaeidt nidt gut au'gefiiGrt.
Serr 9ireftor2"
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@abls

8tr itnb altoriiert, Germ SuItuB
Seal ala aanbibGt Hit WieherlpabI fir
BEN tseuat alrsufiiuotgen.
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Damn freilidli

gferoeperleiber: uSporelt n~tiiiien
Sic u~nbebinet nebmen; mie lichi
oenn oos aus: elm &eiter oblc
Sporenl"
Sonntagsreiter: nales gang gut
aber ipenn id nit oen 9ingern MN
mai on Sen @aitl t%reffel"
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8rennbols fir 8imter.
Bier CORDS uro mebr 81 $5.N
per goro
Carr Wpp6 anS sud- g,.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
UNION HILL.

! Union Hill Is. still on the hill, and
lately we have had the pleasure OF
meeting with many strangers here,
coming from different portions Of the
county TO our meetings. Rev. Swan
wick was with us at the league last
Sunday night and made us short
talk, which was enjoyed, and we ask
him to come again. Mr.. Atkins, OF
Rock Prairie, and the Misses Candy
we've also nresent and rendered much
assistance in the singing Come again.
Our choirister, Roy Royal. has gone
to Houston to attend business col
lege, but we still have for leaders the
Messrs. Ramsey. several Carsons and
Avres. We are proud of our Union
Hill choir.
Union Hill church has purchased the
schools interest in the building, and
will in the future move the building
of the school land and make II a
church exclusively, which will be more
satisfactory to all concerned. Mr.. Jim
Boyett is school trustee and treated
the church very nicely In the settle.
ment of church and school affairs
Jimmy" as we call him. is native
of Union Hill and takes an interest in
its advancement.
Our Fathers Day is to be celebrated
by Union Hill league on November IL.
commencing at 1880 p. m. We hope
this day will become national. Why
not Everybody Is invited. and we
would especially request the ministers
of Bryan to announce to their Sunday
schools that we give them special in
vitation. We will have. or trv to have.
several speeches and promise them n
nice entertainment of an hour or so.
And YOU send out a reporter so that
The Eagle can tell what We are doing.
K Is still drv. too dry for fall gar
dening. II Is quite coll this morning.
am informed that the A. e. NJ Col.
lege has over one Thousand students
Hurrah for Bryan! Hurrah for Col.
leoel And last, but not least. hurrah!
hurrah for old Union Hill and her
citizenship! Egg Man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
CITY SCHOOLS.

There are forty,eight. pupils taking
manual training. The work at tie out
set consists OF mechanical drawing
Woodwork will come a little later
This department Is open to any boy
in the city schools who is a member
of a grade above. the sixth. The boys
seem to enjoy the work very much.
Literary work is beginning in the
auditorium. This consists of literary
opening exercises suited to the needs
OF high school pupils. The interpreta-
ton of literary masterpieces, as that
work Is done in the Bryan CITY schools,
is something not often found in this
country. Literary honesty is incul.
Gated, and 1t is hoped that the moral
tone is such that no pupil will In after
years copy the work of another and
pass it as his own in the presence of
any audience. The public schools
stand for the highest type of thorough.
ness, honesty and morality.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
BRYAN BUSINESS
FOR BRYAN PEOPLE.

The reporter was In the Office OF
the Commercial Club today and noted
an interesting letter just written by
the secretary, and asked permission
to publish It Here 1T Is. go thou
and do likewise:
a Bryan, Texas, Oct. Z, 1910
johnson Printing & Advertising Co.,
Dallas, Texas:
Gentlemen-We beg to acknowledge
your valued favor OF the 9Th instant,
also your several others, and as you
now ask that we give you an early
answer. we beg to say that our people
mostly are In favor Of patronizing
home Industries and home merchants.
We regret to say that there are ex-
ceptions to this sentiment, but that
the Commercial Club is using its best
efforts to- encourage the practice OF
giving Bryan business to Bryan sup
porters. II the people OF this COM
munity were to make practice OF
sending trade out Of town, II would
only be short time until we would
see. our great buildings vacant and
our markets dead, instead Of being the
best market north OF Houston. We
have here IN Bryan one OF the most
complete printing houses south OF
Dallas, and 1t Is the duty OF every citi-
zen OF Brazos comfy to assist In keep
ing up that standard by giving II all
the business. In order TO show You
that this claim Ats well founded. am
mailing you some of its product. Now
you know why We don't send you our
printing.
Very truly yours,
L. NJ. Hewitt, Secretary
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for State Senator to succeed Judge
A. J. Harper, resigned.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1910.
WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO
ABOUT IT?

Santa Fe surveyors are now camped
on the farm Of ]. A. Chance in Brazos
bottom. They have surveyed a lire
of railroad from Brennan to that point
and say they are going through to
Waco and that the road will positively
be built. They claim that the right-of.
way from Brennan to the point where
they are now camped has already been
secured, either by donation or pur,
chase. ts
These are startling facts that ought
to give the business men and all who
are interested in the future of Bryan
serious concern. What are we going
to do about it?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
THE BOYS CORN CLUB EXHIBIT

Never before In the history of the
world have the young, boys and girls,
been leaders in movements that IN.
clude people Of all ages who take part
in material and moral development.
This is emphatically the era OF the
young people. In the auxiliary church
societies the young people are fore
most in religious work and the In
fluence of their fraternal or sororiety
clubs is potent in society circles. In
the cities, the apprentices, the clerks,
the employees in every line of COM
merce and manufacturing and trans
portation have their unions.
The latest and greatest of such or
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07

CARNATIONS represents the most i'm,
portant of all vooations, agriculture.
The boys corn club is an infant
Hercules, strong enough even in its
cradle to grapple with and strange
any dragon that may be sent by any
malign Juno to attack and destroy it.
But its fees. are mighty few and lis
friends are mighty many.
The people of Bryan greet the
boys of the corn ciuD. Their tanned
cheeks and calloused hands are In.
sigma OF a service more honorable
than that of war. The corn club bows
are the hope of the state and OF the
nation.
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WANT CORN GATHERED.

Wanted-Abou. $50 acres Of corn
gathered on nv farms in Brazos bot
tom. Pay and cents per bushel
according to distance hauled. Parties
must supply themselves and teams.
259w50 James o. Chance.
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Inc NEWS N BRIEF
events Of the World Boiled Down for
the Busy Man to Read at
Glance.

| events OF the World Boiled OoWn 'or
the Busy Man to Read at
Glance.
O. b. Colquitt opened the Navarro
county fair with speech at Corsi
cana.
Editor r. A. Thompson, OF the Den.
ison Herald, died at his home In that
city. ,e, rs f...t
~ The federal census bureau reports
the population of Williamson county
/ to be 42,2Ss.
The manager OF Dallas club was
fined 5000 for selling liquor without
city license,
The cornerstone of the new court
!, house at Georgetown was laid by the
Masonic order.
Il The Massachusetts democrats, after
la stormy session. nominated f. w.
Mansfield, dark horse" for gov
jernor.
The calaboose at Jones Prairie, in
Milan county, was destroyed by fire,
and II is believed that negro pris-
/ Toner in the building set fire TO 1t and
was cremated
w. X. Vanderbilt, because of citi-
icjsms following the fatal consequences
tof the. late race for the Vanderbilt
1automobile cup, has called off the race
for October Is.
4 The federal grand jury at Aberdeen,
4 Miss, has returned indictments
/ Gotten firm of Steele. Miller & Co., of
Corinth, Miss, charging them with
having used the mails to defraud.
The sheriff Of Montgomery, Ala,
and seven deruties. armed with shot
guns, dispersed aemob of one hundred
men who were trying to take from
the Jail and lynch a negro who had
killed an officer.
| Senator Robert L. Taylor was unan-
imously nominated for governor OF
Tennessee bv the Patterson faction of
the democrats, in convention at Nash
vile.
Chris Hogelstein, wealthy real es.
tate man of San Antonio who was
sick In bed. was cremated in fire
which destroyed his beautiful home,
Governor Camntelf Yesterday open
ed the fair at Nacodoches and spoke
to a crowd of 1000.
The rewards offered for the Los
Angeles 'vna mitersh have been reduced
from 100000 to s35 600, because II
vas feared that too large sum might
lead to the manufactures Of evidence
to convict innocent persons,
The Portuguese royal family. in
ciudiro KIM Manuel. arrived safe at
C'bra'tar. where they are under Brit
lsh protection.
The provisional government OF
Portuga, has officially notified foreign
governments of the overthrow Of the
monarehv end the establishment of
the republic.
An attempt was made TO assassinate
Prince Tsai Haun, uncle of the EN-.
perez of China, as he stepped off the
train in Oakland, Cal The would-be
assassin was a Chinaman named
George Fang. He was arrested before
he could fire the fatal shot.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT

FOR SALE.
Large cottage in first-ciass repair.
near Main street and churches, at
$500. This place has been held here
tofore at $4,000.
Office over First State Bank & Trust
Co.
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An attempt was made to assassinate
Prince Tsai Haun, uncle Of the EN-.
percr of China, as he stepped off the
train in Oakland, Cal. The would-be
assassin was a Chinaman named
George Fang. He was arrested before
he could fire the fatal shot.