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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
Those Pies of Boyhood.

How delicious were the pies of
boyhood. No pies now ever taste
so good, what's ohanged7 the
pies9 No. It's you. You've
lost the strong. healthy stomach,
the vigorous liver. the active kid
neys, the regular bowels Of boy
hood. Your digestion is poor
and You blame the food. What
needed? "A complete toning up
BY Electric Bitters Of all organs
of digestion-Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys, Bowels-Try them.
They'll restore your hoyhood ap-
petite and appreciation of food
and fairly saturate your body
with new health. strength and
vigor. SOC at all druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02

Jury hereby authorizes the 'A"-
i>h Board Of Health to take the
proper steps 10 stamp ont amt
eradicate the cpd mic OF small
poV prevailing n the 9TH amt hh
Wards of this Parish. same to be-
done as economically As possible.
The Secretary was. t>n notion.
duly carried. instructed TO ISSUE
warrants for the following bills:
American Audit Go. auditing
Parish books. 46ooHS 4 Nourot.
hr.dgug and hauling. $4,000; f.
Dccourt. BRIDGING and hauling,
$3.50; 7. l.. Rcnoudct lum Co..
s13 4: I. Latina. hauling $50.
The Secretary reported that III
accordance with the instructions
of thc Police Jury that he ha"
settled " tn the Sheriff up f. the
LIST of May less ccJtain amounts
horcirafter mentioned and pre-
scntcA to the Jury a batch OF
bills for the year 1910 which tn
Slcrj@i had turned over 10 HIM
and which were approved by
JUDGE Simon amounting to SSH
-. that amount he had retained
frrm thr fax collections: another
batch Of bills for the year 1910
also approved by Judge Simon.
amounting to $212i.5 also retain
ed from the tax collections. No
settlement was made for the month
Of May for the reason that whIle
the collections amounted. for that
month. t. $3.50 his bills footed
up 5000 for that month.
It was moved. seconded and
carried that Messrs. DclahouS-
save. Schcxnaydcr and Q. D. Rom
Gro be and are hereby appointed
a committee to make arrange
mcnts for loan sufficient f. meet
the parish s most pressing de
mands.
Mpssrs. Stansbury and SchcX-
navdcr were constituted conn
mittec TO Look into the matter OF
the crippl ne of a horse owned by
Paul Judicc by falling through Il
bridge.
The following proposit on OF
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
Proceedings Police Jury,

New Iberia. La. June 70, ~.
Pursuant to adjournment, the
Police jury met TINS DAY with
President MoreSl IN the char anu
all the members present.
Mr. Moresl called MIR. CURTIS
f. the char amt took fhG floor
TO retute the charge OF the Tn
terprlSH thal 'na' hou> nad 'N 81
"Vorrldd'n hoth 'h' law ana me
lawmakers Whrn II 9iI'f'lH'' u
award lhc PARISH p''n'ihS 10 III.
lowest doer' Huo'lh. ~ Nunpef'
ct MS poSl',"n' Ac' go OF l''N'
See ~ Whlco 81 s. NAV 'ne
pallSh rrIn 'og S''ad ne 'oJuo'
CIV" ~ 'u' ''"Ers ,, ,11;. W. -,
o'''o'' 'l'', ~" ,''s ~, 49,, -"
,'V' ~ mi 80, = ~
wa \ ''''''''' , ,,,''l Ivy ~ e..,
Genus pei ~, Wv "0,'9 ~, ,o - - - i
scr ''''' ,''' ~ ~, ~ 'u .,,.N,. ;,
TOR '''" 'N''''' TT '''>' '''''
The elect ON ol JaIltof now
bong n ord'r' the 'lIoNlhR pa' /
les bids were rrad u. 'lrolt
So; \. y. 'uhre' -" y hooNiere
-; \ Nrment y 80 u. harN
$50: -. laYeS T5": v. Nlalor
80. Mr.. Waters bld beng the
lowest. he was formally declared
the cantor at twenty TWO doiia}S
per month. he to 1urnlSn hend ana
sign a contract with the romeo
Jury before enter nc upon the
performance OF ms duties.
The next thing III cfder beng
the election CT a PARISH printer,
the Following bids were read
GCntlcmcn-S experimenting my
bid OF the 2nd of June, 1910, for
the Parish Printing. ! BEG per
mission to respectfully submit the
l'iloNinR 'h'tn"'i,,lt ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02

the American Audit Co. was read
and duly accepted:
New Iberia, La. June, 1910.
We will prepare FIR You a Sys-
tenn of Parochial accounting up
to-datc and complete III every way
ready for the printers; we viii
proof read and "Ok proofs; viii
oct bids from printers f. secure d
low price and when the system IS
ready for installation we VIII send
a man here to instruct your oitl-
GERS N the manner OF keeping the
books. time Of same not to exceed
two days; for the flat price Of One
Hundred and Twenty-Five dollars,
same 10 he paid when system has
been started under supervision of
our representative.
The American Audit Co.
The following resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Dclahoussayc. was,
on his m ton duly seconded and
unan mously adopted
Whereas there nre ut issue. be-
tween the Police Jury of Iberia
parish and the Sheriff of said
Parish. certain MONIES, some of
these being amounts retained by
him as due to him for feeding pris-
oners and some fer transporting
prisoners to the pcnltcntiary, and,
whereas, these bills were not leg
ally approved and, besides. were
in excess of what the law allows.
if any thing to be due. which is
not admitted. and. whereas, other
amounts are due, growing out of
the failure of the Sheriff to col
lect taxes due to the parish, now
therefore. the law firm Of Weeks
and Weeks is hereby employed AS
special counsel to obtain an adj
iuSfmcnt of the above matters
and. if necessary, file and prose
cute such litigation or litigations
rs may be necessary to obtain Il
settlement the fee to be fixed and
adjusted at the next regular meet
INC Of the Police Jury
There being no further business.
the meeting adjourned.
i. A. MORESI, President,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
SAW IT WITH THEIR own EYES

The following are few re.
marks from those who have beer
"shown": A prominent travel
ing man from the State of Geor
ga said that he had been through
all the great buildings and bust
ness Offices Of the city of New
York and had seen New York ;,
greatest attractions. but when h,
was shown through the Tyler Com
mercial College. he said, "This i
a more interesting sight than
ever saw in that great city"
A prominent educator ant
newspaper man, having beer
shown through this famous insti
tuition, remarked: Like the
Queen of Sheba, The half has not
yet been told You have the
grandest institution | have ever
visited, though l have been il
schools and colleges from Coast
to Coast"
The President of one of our
Trunk Line Railroads, when be.
ing shown through the Telegra.
ply and Railroad Department of
the Tyler Commercial College, re.
marked, "Why, your work here is
exactly the same as it is in our
telegraph and freight offices, you
are doing identically the same
work"
A man whose business had
brought him into almost every
business college in America. said.
"This is the first real practical
business school | have ever seen"
A United States Bank Exam
inor said. eff the advantages Of
this school were known to the
young people as they ought to be.
your buildings. large as they are,
would not accommodate half tn
students"
A United States Judge said. II
regard this institution as exceed
ingly strong both in faculty and
equipment. and / know of no bet
ter opportunity for young men
and women to acquire such bus
mess training as will fit the to
o successful battle in life
Write for catalog. giving names
and addresses, and read what hun
drcds OF prominent men and thou
sands Of successful graduates have
to say of this famous institution.
Address Tyler Commercial Col
lege, TYLER Texas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02

There is entirely took much il
the papers, the Western and
Northern. in particular. about the
reclamation Of the swamp lands
Of Louisiana. What Louisiana
really wants is the invasion of
an army Of thrifty farmers from
other sections to use the lands
already here and waiting to be
titled. There are thousands and
thousands of acres of the best
lands in the United States right
here in Central Louisiana that do
not need "reclaiming." They
need nothing but the plow and
the harrow stuck into them and
with the proper kind of treatment
viii bring crops Of every sort an
hundred fold. There is no bet
ter land in the entire Union than
can be found right here--land
this is capable Of bringing forth
crops Of the most varied kinds,
and in the greatest abundance
Alsxandris Town Talk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02

Soreness of the muscles, wheth-
err induced by violent exercise OF
injury is quickly relieved by the
free application Of Chamberlain s
Liniment. This llnlment is equal
" valuable for muscular rheuma,
tism, and always affords quick re-
lief. Sold by all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02

Modern home upper Main
Street in most desirable locality
every convenience, large yard sta
BILE crib, buggy house and chick
Ell house. $4,000. AIphonse Davis
Opera House building, Real
Estate.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
ANOTHER PROPOSED
TROLLEY.

New iberia may have another
opportunity Of securing a Trolley
Line. which if constructed will
connect MS with Jeanerette and
very probably Franklin il the
proper encouragement is given the
promoters. Mr.. +. W. Crosby. of
New Orleans. well known here,
was in New iberia this week on
this mission and will promote a
line under the title of the South
western Traction and Power Com
pany. with it's domicile at New
Orleans. connecting the towns
along the Teche country. 1t be-
hooves the energetic and enter
prising citizens of the Parish and
City of New iberia to lend what
ever assistance it is possible to
give this gentleman in his under
taking. as nothing could be more
beneficial to New Iberia and the
property holders along the route
of this proposed railway to bring
trade here from points along the
line as is being done in other
States. A trolley. line would not
only be a great convenience to the
rural residents, but would be the
means of more than doubling the
business that properly belongs to
this City. While we eoncede that
a standard railroad is a benefit
to a community giving outlet for
the produce Of the country ira
versed, which we only obtain by
giving large bonuses and OF
which the people have long since
realized that without tax. a
railroad will seek some other loca-
ton even il they double the dis
lance in reaching their objective
point. There is no reason why as
sistance should not be given a
trolley line that will give to the
towns that make the least effort
to obtain trade more than ten
times the benefit vt a standard
road. The charter OF this Com
pany will in a few days appear
in one of the New Orleans pa I>ers
and we sincerely hope the promot- .
ers will succeed in the undertake
ing. Once this road connecting
the towns is completed it would
only be a short while before the
promoters would see the needs If
encircling the entire Parish, max
ing New Iberia the hub of the line.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
TEACHERS SELECTED.

!
Parish. for the ensuing session. 1t
| is on the average Il much better
corpse of teachers than has ever
been engaged to teach III thus
Parish before. There are fewer
, inexperienced teachers.
In the entire Parish there will
be less than a dozen teachers who
come from outside of Iberia Par
| ish. BY securing these home
teachers it has been possible to
lower the salaries very materially
In the entire Parish there will be
saving Of 1913 for each month
Of school which makes S46l1 tor
the entire school term. There
are other plans of economy which
we have worked out III this Of
flee which Will net AT least $1,000,
making a total of $6617 which we
will be able to save during the
next session.
Patoutville School, Miss Cora
Reggie, Principal.
Patoutvillc School. Mss Lily
Romero. Assistant Principal
Weeks School. Mr.. f. j. La
bauvc.
Darby School, Miss Ef1ie Ber
nard.
Duboin School, Mss Carrie
Montague.
PEBBLES School, Miss Katherine
Winters.
Lydia School, Miss Marie
Greig.
Stewart School. Miss Jeanne
M. Babin.
Belle Place School. vacant.
Belle Place School, Miss Eu-
phemie Toffier.
BONN School, Miss Ann Mes
tayer.
Leblanc School. Mss Margaret
Howell.
Segura School. Mrs. Joe Sc
gura.
Par Perdue School. Mr.. +. p.
Rust.
Spanish Lake School. Mrs.
Sarah Fay.
Loreauville School, Mr. Edgar
Campbell Principal; Miss Martha
Camos 3rd and 4th grade; Miss
X. Windybank, LIST and 2nd
grade; Miss Mary Brunette, 9Th
and 9th grade.
Prince School, Mrs. Cornelia
Hall, Principal; Miss Louise Dau-
terive. Assistant.
Steckler School. Mrs. f. w.
Glenn.
Dugas School, Mr.. j. c. Brous-
sard.
Corona School, Miss Isabella
Moore.
New Iberia High School. Mr.
L. A. Valet, Principal; Mr.. Chas.
M. Bahon. Jr., Assistant. Mathe-
MATES; Mr.. A. A. Kittridge.
Science; Miss w, B. Riggs. Latin;
Miss A. T. Belle, English; Miss
Lewellyn Eaton, History and
Civics; Miss Harriette James.
Music and Art; Miss Louise
Remy. French.
/ Live Oak School. Mr. r. C.
Harrington, Principal; Miss An
ma Peoksley. 4th grade; Miss Guy
Booker. Ord grade; Miss Lode
Mestayer, 2nd grade; Miss Lee
Brown. 1st grade.
Magnolia School. Miss Nellie
Scally, Principal; Miss May De-
rouen. 9Th grade; Miss Anita
Mestayer. 4th grade; Miss A.
Smith, Bird grade; Mrs. F. V.
Peale, 1st grade.
Julia Street School, Miss B. G.
Frame. Principal; Miss Ida
Campbell. 4th grade; Miss Rita
Eckart. 3rd grade; Miss Lydia
Roger. 1st grade; Mss Lily Marin.
9Th grade.
Madison Street School. Miss
Sarah Walsh. low 9th grade; Miss
Bessie Bauman, high 9th grade.
New Iberia High School, NJ SIS
Grace Booker. low It'll grade;
Miss Mabel Torbet, high It'll
grade.
Marcel School, Miss Josephine
Delcambre.
Morris School, Miss Lycia Ro-
gier.
Derouen School. Miss Leone
Correge.
Avery Island School. Miss Fe-
lecia Greig.
Jefferson School, Miss Clara
Pollard.
Bodin School
David School
Jeanerctte High School,
Principal; Mrs. Mildred Griffin,
Music and Art; Miss Etfie Roane.
English Miss A. L. Sanders.
snio,oo apJ Moi Mice
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
NJ w FISHER

New iberia. La. juno T.. 10
CONFIDENCE respectfully oitcr
to PRINT all Of your proceedings.
ordinances. etc. free of charge IL
consideration of having The Colsi
Herald named rs the Official
Journal ef Iberia Parish and |
further offer a bonus of 5000 for
the privilege of having The Coast
Herald appointed The Official
Innrllal
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
rua1 n ABOUT 40 lGU01

rUIn1 - ABOUT 40 xU0l
E2AD0U n . man paying
nessy for rent - for ~ PAYING
money for gold bricks.
Thai sane rSat money would
soon pay for the home b now
rsats Or one buik % Ais ideas.
Then, toe. 10 lives in . home
u his ewn while paying fof u
with his rent money ~ oar
Dlan.-lDIHIA BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
Aids Nature

NThe Of Dr. Perees Golden Medical DE- "A
! ] : ! ]
curing weak somachs, woseed bodies, weak
Obstinate and ineeein1 coughs, b based
the Of fuDdaa truthth Goodies
Medical Discovery supplies Mature with body.buld.
dssuereperinl muscle MAKING naessial. 3
coocensratcd form. With this help Mature
10 the stomach ditest
The md throw u Ente9ne
obstinate coughs. "Discovssy' rs-sssblshes
Aealth, psri6ea W.
earhes blood md sosrishss IL ssgvss-l
sAor sseahiishss sound vitosou hsaih
N yese dealer esgses se@ssAAsl "asse - $685. 4
g d peoAaA1 AeAee ROR A1ass.M Aseesf.
u
eAssss seeAia1 "Isss - 1eo1" ~ yea. Sa1 -.
Dr. MedaA Advisss 4 Plain Ealh Me
s Spfsd los pao ~ musos. aswfy revised
mfEh
49, Coehboead, A6dssss n. 4 v. Pierce, bueo N r.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02
Very respectfully,
John w w ATS


Mr.. Watts bid being the low
est, he was formally declared par
ish printer and The Coast Herald
designated the Official J Journal Of
the Parish
Dir. Sanders. Parish Health Of
ficer, appeared and after making
a verbal rep TT of the smallpox
con lition N the 9Th ward, in
formed tie Jury that he could not
possibly attend tothe duties of the
Office under the reduced salary
as fixed by the Jury at its last
regular meeting.
DR.. De- Por er. a representative
f the State Board of Health. who
was present. was introduced, and
also reported on the smallpox
condition in the above ward and
concluded in urging the jury to
pay the Health Officer more mon
ey. No action was taken in the
matter Of the Health Officer s
compensation. but on motion OF
Mr.. Delahoussaye duly seconded
by Mr.Mestaver, the following res
olution was unanimously adopted.
BE it resolved that the Police
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02

HOUGE 70 RENT-425 Eas,
St. Peter Street. Apply to P. A.
Landry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-07-02

F.. r. MILINKD.
New Iberia. La. June 10, 10.
Conference.-The underslgu q
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We handle fish and oysters from
Homer, La, also oysters in shell,
fruits. etc. Please call and give us
trial VI. PATELLA, Mgr,
Parsons Building.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
THE MARKETS
COTTON.

The Liverpool market opened anu
closed practically unchanged from yes
terday's closing figures. The American
markets opened a few points down anu
o,osed practically unchanged from yes
terdav,s final quotations. There are
no special features in the market III"
and II is likely to run in the same mar
row channel until after New Year s.
Port receipts are beginning to snow
falling off. This has been heaVy
weight hanging over the market ne
Manchester spinners have been large
buvers of American cotton this season
and will not be caught again, as they
we're last season, by having 10 pus
their stocks on a high market ne
American spinners have been on the
contrary side, having purchased very
little cotton. This will force them 10
Inv most of their stocks after the new
year. The markets closed today not
10 omen again until Tuesday.
Bryan spots are quoted TO-DAY a'
143/s@141/2c, basis middling.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

Mrs. H. Ehlers, of LAGRANGE, and mas
many friends in this city, having at
tended A. & NJ. college for four years
He is a graduate architect and is at
present assistant architect in charge
of the building of the two new dormi'
tories at the college. He is young
man of good character and high IN
tegrity.
The bride was reared in Bryan, be-
ing a niece of Mrs. L. w. Rawls. she
is a charming young lady and has a
host of friends.
The young couple left this afternoon
for a few days visit to Houston, from
which place they will go to LaGrange
to spend the holidays. They will be
at home to their friends in this city
after January l.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
X X x x
LOCALS.

* x K x x x X
&c. Wick has just received car OF
Kaffir corn. Phone S76.
Mrs, ID. Cook, of Waco, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Myers.
John Wilcox, of Tabor, was pleas
ant caller at The Eagle office today.
Feed your chickens on Kafflr corn
For sale at Vick's feed store. Phohe
376.
Frank Miller, of Galveston, is spend
ing few DAYS in this city with his
family.
Dr. Leonard Jones, of Macy, was in
the city today. DR.. Jones will spend
the holidays with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Jones, at Harvey.
Wanted-Horse for its feed for two
or three months. VIM. Geminder at
E. J. Foreman's.
Nunnally's fine candies in Christmas
boxes. Howell & Newton.
Lost-Gold bracelet with initial
&c" on it. between Colonial theater
and Mrs. Boehme's, Friday night, De-
cember 16. Liberal reward If returned
to Eagle office.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
THE CITY SCHOOLS.

The work benches for manual train
ing are on hand and will be used
when the holidays are over.
The first grade under, Miss May
Burtis. gave an entertainment for the
county teachers institute one day this
week. A rising vote of thanks was
given by the institute for this enter
tainment.
The examinations are over, and the
pupils are out for the holidays.
The eleventh grade pupils all passed
with good marks on every SUBJECT
in fact, distinguished themselves.
In the tenth grade there were ten
Ipupils to take the examination, and
eight of them passed on every subject
CIV Adriance. Evelyn Sanders, Deci
Weddington and Ida Wipprecht distin-
guished themselves by making high
!
general averages.
In the ninth grade twenty-one pupils
took the examination and eighteen OF
them made the required average
Maude Corey, Mary James and Charles
Pipkin> won distinction in this eXami
nation.
In the eighth grade forty-two took
the examination and thirty-nine OF
them made the required average
Walton Cole, Pat Newton. SankeI
Park, Tom Powers Read Wipprecht
Erin Blatherwick, Erma Cloud, RUBY
Franklin, Della Lawrence, Dorcas Par
ker, Virginia Reed and Annie l.
Weaver won distinction on this eight
grade examination.
In considering grades from the pub
lie schools, let it be remembered tina
they represent applied knowledge, no
simply memory work.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
Elks, ANNUAL RECEPTION.

The Elks' lodge is making arrange
ments for its annual open house New
Years reception, which will be given
on January 3. 1t has been the custom
of the Elks to keep open house TO
their friends on the afternoon anu
night of New Years, and the occasion
this year will be made.a most elegant
affair. Messrs. Emmett Cole, Hal Saun-
doris and ]. C. Wick compose the ar
rangements committee, and Messrs' L.
Bethea. Wilson Bradley and X. A. Har'
rison are the committee on finance'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
Both Sides Should Do It.

Jake Walters, chairman OF the anu
statewide prohibition movement, urges
"all friends of local self-government
to nay their poll tax and prepare 10
vote" Friends of the statewide pro-
hibition movement should also pay
their poll tax for the same reason
There is no sane reason why the pros
should not be just as active as the
ants. Both classes ought to at once
pay their poll tax and do II TO-DAY
TYLER Courier-Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

Insurance on clothes without
payment of premium is the offer
at Parks & Waldrop's. The IA
nous Hart, Schaffner & Marx
guaranteed line does the work.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
BRYAN GAS AND OIL COMPANY

Messrs. NJ. A. Currie, of Shreveport,
La. and R. E. Bell, of Houston, are III
the city in the interest OF the Bryan
Oil e. Gas Company, incorporated I'M
der the laws of Louisiana. They are
Offering for sale stock in the corpora
ton. They hold leases on several
tracts of land in Brazos county, which,
they allege, have been examined py
experts who have reported fayorably
upon the indications for gas.
It would, of course, be OF incalcuia-
BILE benefit to Bryan if either gas or
oil should be found in this vicinity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
sUcKNER ORPHANS HOME.

Let us remember while we, with
our loved ones, are enjoying the
Christmas festivities that in our or
phans' home there are six hundred
and fifty children, together with a
number of helpless aged, who face
alarming needs. Would it not be
pleasing to our Heavenly Father to
remember them in a substantial way?
]. ]. PIPKIN,
Field Evangelist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
REUNION OF HARRISON FAMILY

There will be reunion of the Har-
rison family in this city during the
Christmas holidays. The following
members of the family will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Astin and Mrs. Ma
bel Castles: II. X. Harrison and Mrs.
Hettie Curry, of Brennan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol West, of San Antonio; Mr.,
and Mrs. George NJ. Coal, of Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Harrison, of Hous-
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.. Harrison, OF
Navasota, and R. A. Harrison, OF this
city.