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The Dickinson press., 1910-11-26

lson Cement 8. Coal Co.
bought .12O acres Of Davis Butte land Of
Charles Bake and w. e. Richards for
So, 600. Some of the finest white rock
in Stark county are found in this butte.
The firm have ordered a new stone
crusher and as soon as it arrives and
they can get it placed in running order.
they will be in the market for crushed
rock. something Dickinson has been in
need of for some time. The firm have a
good concrete mixer which has proved
to be a success in their business. They
also have men that understand the work
thoroughly and with crushed rock they
will be able to put in n6rst-class side
walks. also they can put in foundations
better and cheaper than stone.
The firm has also inst allied an 8-ton
scale. one of the finest in Dickinson,
with registering type beam; the refore
mistakes cannot occur in weights, as
the beam does the type work when the
scale balances.
The Dickinson Cement & Coal Co.
have taken the contract from Charles
Bake to furnish $50 cords Of white rock
for the new Sisters hopsital and have
already hauled several cords Of rock
there.
At present the firm is putting in the
basement floor at the new Masonic
temple.
They do work at reasonable prices and
their work proves for its self as i,
stands the test.
The Dickinson press., 1910-11-26
Mech n { 4 LEY's
/ RIP RI SIT; H'!7's;';
ok. CEMENT AND coal co.
BUYS WHITE ROCK QUARRY

ate Historical Society let
The Dickinson press., 1910-11-26
0lDs' PURITY MIX IS
the NAME GIVEN CANDY

Tuesday evening the judges selected
to decide upon the most appropriate
name for the popular pure sugar mix
candy manufactured by H. N. Olds and
sold at zoe per pound, had no small
task to perform. They found that over
100 names had been suggested. Many
of these were specially good and there
were number sent in which were
amusing.
The committee wanted to get name
that would be suggestive of the purity
of this candy which has already become
so popular in the city and also to prefix
the MANUFACTURER name, and "Olds'
Purity Mix: seemed to meet the require
ments very, nicely. The committee had
no knowledge who had handed in names
until after the selection was made. 1t
happened that Miss Rose Hartung had
suggested the name "Olds' Purity Mix
and therefore was awarded the hand
some ID. box of homemade candies.
and everything is homemade at the
Olds candy shop in Dickinson.
1t is not unlikely that Olds' Purity
Mix will soon become famous all over
Western North Dakota. for it will not be
long until Dickinson becomes recognized
as jobbine center and then the Olds
products will be going out to all the
villages round about.
Patrick Mckinley. of the Gem hotel,
H. X. Nichols, police magistrate, and
M. L. Ayers, acted as judges
The Dickinson press., 1910-11-26

SSSOASy
tains to the right. was picture never
to be- forgotten. The Moran mounta. ins
are the southern extremity Of County
Down and well might the poet say.
= Thank God. mine eyes have lived to
see the ransomed hills of Down.
Then our journey lay through the rug
ged hills of South Armagh. leaving
Newry to the left and on to Portadown
where we crossed the historic Bann and
further on the Northern Blackwater: !:
There is a Blackwater that runs to the
sea
And .sno,her Blackwaler that runs to
Lough Neagh. " :S s!si
Beth the $Bann land Northern Black
water are Of incomparable beauty and
Of the. greatest historic interest, but Of
quite another sort from what we have
seen southwards. III
After passing Charlemont and Dun
cannon of the Volunteers in 1898, we
came to the land of Tyrone and Tirconell
Of O'Neil and O'Donnell, who. -.fcu sht
the best but not the last fight for Ire
lands freedom. Then we came to
Strabane,- and then 10 our home in
Donegal. 81
Here / draw the veil for the scenes Of
joy and happiness are too sacred for any
one who has not experienced them to
understand. Those who have not ex.
perienced, il cannot understand the
joys Of meeting once more old neiehbors
and friends and talking over again with
brothers and sisters OF the companions
Of your youthful days. and viewing the
sweet scenes of youth and childhood.
Think. of that dear old mother. eighty
years of age. who never left Donegal, and
love for her grandchildren in lar away
North Dakota. How she loves them
how she prays for them. morning, might
and noon. .s,.
Assuredly, if there is anything among
us mortals. that is truly spiritual and
that partakes of the divine it is such
love as that. If we all could only feel
and realize it how much better we would
Ibe.
u can only say that we spent five
happy. happy weeks in dear Gweedore
enjoying the friendship Of all, the sof,
| sea breezes and the lovely scenery tina
has made Bundoran one of the choices
seaside resorts in the world.
From Gweedore, we visited Colerain.
on the lower Bann. (the birthplace o.
President McKinley.) Portrueh, Por
Stewart and londonderry also the Giants
Causeway. the wonder Of the geologists,
What happy host Of memories ane
recollections ! can call up in those fivt
weeks in Ireland having seen it from
north to south, from east to west.
Sailing from Belfast our next destina
tion was Oberameersau to see the Pas
sion Play. We went through Liverpool.
London. Paris and Cologne. presum.
the readers know more about these cite,
than could tell 90 j will pass then
over. Al Cologne the scene is changet
and it is truly enchanting, with th,
Rhine. it's towers, its castles and itl
foets, its poetry and itshistoty. Ireland
perhaps has lovelier rivers but none O
them has all this beauty. nor has an!
/ IAmstican riser must say that q.
IIERhine has ch arms with which nonescal
1conpete not even the Tiber, the Thame
1.-THE Seine. /;
IL am altogether Incapable Of giyinl
anything like q description of the Pas
sion Play at ObeEamecrgau. can onl.
pay my tribute by saying that no on
Continued On page 81
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NEW ENGLAND HAS RY.
a HISTORIC VILLAGE

Cannon Ball Branch Milwaukee Reaches Western Terminal
Elevators Filled with Grain Some Early History What
Place Has Now Buffalo Hunter Geo Muzzy Was False
Prophet But Found Good Wife Among Coonist Maidens.
The Dickinson press., 1910-11-26

!:
EAu1A f-=m.a>::
o'"'e liistorlc
- -, E,
~
Mike Mckinley Writes Interest
4, !. J, :, Z,
1ASs0u''t - European lriP.
Graphic Description of Rome
5j5a aug 81 s4fsI1er enurches.
We left our home in Dickinson on the
9th of May. Our first tlest;nat ion ~ a.
rr.land nd ,a.t ;c,,.,,. .,,...
.... -....,.-- . ''''',, $3.50 ~ o'
80 ~. s Ss ny s'lnl.! seasi = Slopes
Nv Ssaus'.s.. > es.e'n. n''ls q Gear olo
'. ~ q. 1900 .as ~ my D'ttnPiace
s 49, - natal no.ne' also' 9. sne VINO Is
- ussl supanlon q my nle' ana VINO no
3 o.nk 80 WIN me- g Me cary ~
s' au ene. ,slsu ltlenos OF our
1yos.n 'ue, paltleulafly' 70 ENJOY once
HnhDA 0d0A - kAy 1A.s l.,
=. - - So nlotlisI : tenact love ana
.0..u e.notas'e anu iof tnls' our nome
a..u iiionus anu scni!oien were ieit pc
1' n'no' MOI perhaps wltnout q sign.
Though both OF US love well and truly
our dear adopted land. America. to
which. like 50 many of Ireland s sons
and daughters, we owe so much though
We love i doubly as the natal land
OF those who now on earth are nearest
and dearest to US; though we love it too
for all that 1t is In itself. particularly
as the land Of liberty and freedom for
which our race and fathers fought and
bied and suffered. yet, think / can
say for both Of us that as we turned our
faces to Ireland, all the love Of our
hearts went out to that, dear little isle,
the emerald gem Of the western sea, =
'.Bfeathes there q man with soul 60 dead
Who never tc himself has said,
This is my own, my native land:
Whose heart within him ne er has burned
As home his footsteps he has turned?
We landed at Queenstown from the
Arabic Of the White Star line and
visited Cork and no one who has the
least conception Of the beautiful IN
nature can fail to be enraptured with
the varying scenes Of the sea and shore
and landscape, which Queenstown s
majestic harbor and the river Lee pre-
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binlebenbs Wenfhen nno Elm barnilpss
fpfiges GpieI fegelnoer gDte. bic Iait.
lps Den Strom freusen, bds Bib be-
berrfhen. Grit aIs bas lieblihe Jopl
8Ianfenefes als iiberrafhenb treue
aopie zines romantifhsn Rhein>
ft6bthens poriibergsfloeen III uno bic
RieIenfrGne Der Werften, bic oiiitern
Speiher IItonns bas 9efidtsfelb BE-
berrihkn, iriit ipieoer Der srpbe Reds
lismus, Der nun sinmal NIT 6dmburg
uno 1einem Strpm perbanoen tit. ges
bieteriIb btrppr :. gipas ftrcmdufs
tpGrts liegt bic 6obnsolIern. Sie trs
iportst ben aaii.r, Der nun enbltc)
bod feline ,Iieben 6omburger' fliiftis
befufxn piro. llnp nun erft fpeib td,,
mas in aurbdpen oissmal 10 reht e..
qeniIih an Der 8olIenbuns oes ees
pobnten gilbes eefsblt bat: oisie
Itol5s lsuhtenbe Suht als Wittelpuntt
Der luftieen JIottilI.. Die einmal i'm
Sobr. in benz ionIt niitt.rnen aurhos
ben ben rouitenben quftatt 3ur atsa
Ter Wohs ertontn ldbt.
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Hupieuelts Steauns.

Die Grtldrung Rooispelts gu 9uns
fen BON YoinDerters 9erperbunq als
9unbeszSendtor BON Wafbtngton 1T
BON GROCER Wihtigteit, od iis ertennen
lGBt, tpelte Gntfpidluna Der @rsDrGIis
bent Der rspublitunt1hsn Yolttit 3u
geben tpiinIht. sic ioQ niht BON ben
Stanopdttern, tpis jsst, ionoern Don
ben SuIurgsnten beberrftt tpsroen. Die
Shtpentung mad rehts, Die Suft,
Dsnn aud niht i'm groben llmfonse
porgenommen bat, ioQ riidsGngig ass
mdht perDsn. Roofspelt, Der nit
Redt als Elm gsrie6sner 9plititer, pas
WDrt i'm itadtsmdnnii6en uno niht i'm
gebdTigen Sinn: aufgefdBt, gilt, per-
folat BEN tlngen 9ebanten, bic Yartei
in iol6er Beiie um5ugsitalten, bdb bic
Stanopatter in bic Rolle bon eSnfurz
gentsn geordngt psrbsn. 9amit 1T gez
fagt, Die republitanifde gdrtsi ioQ cine
fortidrtttlite Yolitit Dsrfoleen uno
0isjenigsu, bic iih i6r tpiosrisbsn, folz
len als Die Hebellen gelten, mas jsst
betanntlid umgetsbrt tft.
Dag Rpoiepelt nit bieier politii
ben Infang i'm Staate Baibington aee
ma4t bat, 3eugt ebenfous bon politi.
fdsr D.isbsit. Sm Sftsn tann er g.>
genfDdrtis nidt oiel ausrihtsn. DDrt
III Das golt gu fehr Don ben grobsn
aorporationsH abbdngis, als oab e
fih 70 balb Frei MAIDEN f0nnte. Die
grlOfung muB aug oem Deiten toms
men, no Die Don ben p0lititern unabs
bdnsisen 5armer iibsrpisseH. aIs er.
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9rofeffor Soroun BON Der
2elunD Stunforo uniperTtdt bat cine
9s1arntTtts Grtldrung gs9eu oas Jube
balIIpieI erlaNsn uno es ais oleih rob
rpie bic preisbOrsrsi beSsihnst. tporin
sr poutommsn reht bat. Sir Sod
ihiiIer gibt ss nur cine 3uIGTige 5orm
Der Geibssibun9 uno ous 1T Die Surr
nerei, neil lie a[Iein einen ataoemiIhen
8aratter beiibt uno cine er5ieberiIhs
Dirtung buben tann. 9si ben anosrsn
2eibssubungen, pie lie an unIsren
6otitulen gepflegt peroer, lit bic
4usbiIoung etnisttig uno mub 3ur
9srrobung fii6rer neil tie niht pom
piiTsnfdaftIiteH 8eiite setragen IDiro.
geIonbers obsr gu Guniten Der Sur
rerei Ipritt. baB Iie ii4 ni6t in ess
pinniIttiger Weiie ausbeuten ldbt,
pie bic anoeren Spiels, ouf iDsIhe ntdt
nenioe StuDenten reiien. Sarin lisgt
Elm bis5ipIiuartIdsr 9ortbeiI. Der ben
unioerIitdts sRettorsn bislung eutgans
gen 5u isin I6eint. gu ihrem sroben
8erbrub finoen Iie, baB urter Der Be
i6dftigung nit ben Sports" Die nil
feni6dftlibeu Stubien Ieibsu. 8ieIs
Stuoentsn bemiibsn Iih, champions"
in irgenb elmer 2etbesubung 3u pers
ben uno grandchildren ibrs ataosmiz
idsn Qufgaben NQerlei Gbitte fino
bon Rettoren erlaiien rporoen uno al
lerlei WoBregelH getroffen poroen,
ieood obne Grfolg, neil es tbatTdhIif
10 melt getommen 1T. oaB 8ieIs ni6t
bic llriperIitGten befudsn, Inn iit in
ben @iTenidaften. ionoern in irasno
einem Sport aus5ubilosn. Die 9srs
iportung ooer 9srrohung 1T bemuah
cine Oifeniihtli6e Gefahr fur bic Uni
DerIitQtsn oieies 2anoes uuo ss gibt
Oageoen feline ouDers Ibpsbr, ME bie
4nertsnHung Der gurntunit aIs bic
ein3ig bersdtigte Geibesiibun9.
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gokal.Dfrid)t
Nemer alarmfaiten. 2 dJlaifsi.

lin ben Eiebitobl BON GhliHsln
su Deuerolarmtuften in 3utunft uHs
m0alih ~ mohtH. ipirD binneH iure
gem bier Elm p6llig neuer GHliiHh fur
bieie adftn einsefiibrt peroen. Der in
benz GlostiitmeH brett Dor BEN
GhliiHello1 ansebront III. Go6dlo
nun bic ileine asiheibe Sertriimnert
nirb. gleitti Der S6lHKel In bas
G1llHelloh unb ipirb bnrh cine autos
nlntiine Rlommer in bemIsIbtH fefts
eebulien, ioodB er ipobl gebrebi. IA
bod ni6t beraussssogen psyneu iana.
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4 m mer herfeIhe

profefor: .Gie tDnnen BON Slid
fas.n, bab Gle trob Sbrer gren5enlOs
fen Jaufbeit in oieiem Semeit.r burhe
setommen finb. Sd boffe, Sis mers
ben tiinftig mebr Jleib enttpideIn, bas
init oies I'm Hdhiten Gsrnsiter nibt
tpieoer Der GalI it,
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ipurf rSpaiaIiit" bat DOR se1n Sabrens
eeiptrtt, als oas Bolt teinen ri6ttsen
9esriff bon ben fosialiitiiben 3ielen
bate. SeBt aber ldbt ith eamit nthts
mebr ausrihten, neil ods Bolt bic
Wabrnebmuns gemadt bat, oab Die int
SoIbe oes 9robtapitals arbettenoen
pplititer alles als io5ialiltiih bsastd-
nen mas eetban tpiro. nm unberets
tister topitaliitiIder 8soriiduns entses
qen su rpirten. Dos Publtum petb
iebt, odb bic Regeluna Der Jabrz uno
Sruhtpretie auf Giisnbahnen antis'o@
siaIiftiI6 uno ni9t fpsioliItiih 1T.
neil, Denn feline itautlihs Hegelune
itattfdnoe, cine ftdatlids geiiBnahme
Der GiienbabHen unausbleiblih mare.
Sn nG Ter SO 0 DE be9innt Der
qrobe aampf oes 9pltss gesen bic Gis
Ienbabnsn, oa bic 3Dtihenitadtllhe
8ertebrsz apmmifIion iiber Die BON ben
GiIenbabnen etngereihten 5oheren
sSra6traten gu @eriht iisen piro. Bon
SrtsreiIs piro es Iein, Die BON Der
SonmiiIipn beabfi6tiste Wtetbooe 3u
erFabren: oh iie bic Grb0bung Der
Sra6traten in &rdft treten lahen uno
es ben 9erienOern iiberlafen rptro,
Qrpteit su erbeben, poer Oh bic &oms
milton ben 9Sraht3uichlag erIt bepilts
gen pirb, nuhoem iie iih bon DeHen ges
rehtigune ubsr3eugt bat. Die eriters
Wetbope pGre leidter fir bic aommlis
Iion, aber nitt 10 portbeilboft fir oas
Yublttum uno mir elduben fogar
Iddoli6 fir bic Gilenbabnen. 5iir
lebtere fpdre es miblid, fpenn Die err
bDbten 5rahtraten nahtr1gIih rid
gGngig gsmadt piiroen. Sie befdnoen
Itt in elmer beoeutenD bsFeren 8erfdIs
Iung, tpenn iie nit beitimmten 3ablen
rehnen tDnnten. Die Tra6tperienoer
fperben isbod ulIes Wogli6e aufbisten,
um cine GrbDburg ibrer 2aiten gu per.
hinoern. Sbre Srganiiatton lit beoeus
teno perbolitdnoigt poroen uno cine
Qn3abl Grperten itno jeBt ihon an Der
4rbeit, I'm bic angetiinOigtsn erbo6ten
| iyra6traten auf ibre 8srehtigung 3u
prIfen. Wenn aud in mdnhen JGqen
Elm Qufi9lag gsredtfsrtist iein mag,
barf er bod niht iotpeit gehen, oub er
Dem 9olte cine nsue 9erte6rsiteuer Don
400 MiQionen Dollars ous Subr aufs
srIs9t, oenn pos tann unIsr San0eI
ri9t Dertragen.
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Die 5Iotteurii fungen Der
fiioameritaniI6en Gduber, ipe3ieu
graiIisns, itno iniofern fir uns BON
@ortbsil, ais Iie uniere aus Der Wtons
rpe=0ottrin iih ergebenoe 2uit permlnz
bern. Sn osm Mabe pie lie ielbIt fir
ibre gsrtbstbigung iorgsn, piro uns
Hierourh Die Nufgabe erIei6tert.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
The Mckinney Idea.

The churches of Mckinney have de-
sised a campaign against deadbeat
church members that will raise a howl
and get results. There are in McKin-
ney, as in nearly all other towns, a
large number of church members who
hope to deadbeat their way to the
glory land by protesting conversion
and having their names enrolled on
the church records. They seldom
darken the doors of the church aft
erward and never contribute a cent to
the expenses of the congregation. The
church officials have decided to tender
all such a letter of dismissal and let
them fight their way through to heaven
alone, if they can. This is sanctified
common sense and good business pol
icy, and while it will draw the fire of
the deadbeats for time and cause
the ozone about Mckinney to become
heavily charged with sulphur, it will
relieve the churches of a lot of dead
weight and put the brand of littleness
on lot of fellows that should have
been so branded long Mineral
Wells Index.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
ST. ANDREWS.

The holy communion was celebrated
at o'clock with very few present.
Hereafter this service will be held
at 1880 O'clock, which hour is chosen
with the hope that all communicates
will receive the blessed sacrament
each Sunday, as this is the intent of
the church prayer book.
The Sunday school was well attend
ed, but there was a great lack in
punctuality on the part of the pupils,
which we wish to see corrected.
The morning prayer service was
well attended, and the music was cred
itably rendered by the vested choir,
numbering seventeen. The rector
preached from Exodus XIV, 10: The
Sanctuary of the Lord, or the Material
Building" The theme conferred on the
words of God to the Israelites: Let
them make Me sanctuary, according
to all that | show you, after the pat
tern of the tabernacle" The church
Is the Lords house, or the house of
God. The designs for the first church
are of divine origin, therefore we have
a model Tor the erection of all
churches, where God may be found as
He promised to dwell therein, and it
is presumptuous for succeeding gen.
creations to attempt to improve on the
original plan. The divine plan divides
the church into three parts; ~ The
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
Mrs. W. H. Ely, of Hearne, Texas,

Mrs. w. H. Ely, of Hearne, Texas,
says: L was in poor health for a
good many years. suffered severely
from backache and although used a
number of remedies, was unable to
find relief. had about given up hope
of ever becoming better when friend
advised me to try Doan's Kidney
Pills. at once procured a box and
began their use in accordance with the
directions. l am now feeling better in
every way and consequently do not
hesitate to recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to other kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
BANKRUPT STORE FIXTURES FOR
SALE.

All of the store fixtures belonging
to the bankrupt estate of A. j. Wag-
ner & Co. will be sold between now
and 29d inst. These are elegant fix
lures, comprising number of the best
adm finest heavy plate glass top show
cases that may be had anywhere. We
have authorized Mr. Eugene Edge to
sell these fixtures for us at prices that
vii lastonish' you. Call ON him at his
place of business on the corner, and
he will be glad to go with you to the
Wagner building and let you make Sc
lections. Go quick, before the other
fellow gets them.
MISTROT BROS. G. co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21

Court. "a the Holy Place, 60 the
Holy Of HOLES. SO the Christian
church has three divisions. % the
Nave, ca the Chancel, CD the sane
tuary. Solomon's temple was built
after the same fashion. Everything
mentioned is meaningful The church
without is made with spires, towers,
pointed windows, and the cross. The
church within" consists of the font
or doorway. nave, Transcripts, chancel
and sanctuary. The sacred furniture
includes the font, litany desk. lectern,
prayer desk, pulpit and altar, the last
named being the center vision. Then
was shown the manner Of growth OF
the early Christian churches, and the
development of the architecture and
magnificence. of said churches as a re-
suit of multitudes of converts, includ-
ing many persons of rank and fortune,
as well as the converting of heather
temples into churches. The conclusion
emphasized the purpose of the church
as being Gods house, and its material
presence as a great reservoir Of secret
influence in the community.
The sermon at night upon "The In
dwelling of Christ" brought forth the
following truths from Eph. ill.,, IA:
Pure religion is closely related to all
moral improvement. True religions
power may be seen by the growth Of
the Israelitish people from the call OF
Abraham to the birth of the Son Of
God from the heart of that nation. AS
medicine is meant to cure, SO religion
is to effect better living, not so mucn
! in the next life as right now. Christ's
religion has not consecrated lust,
! tyranny, revenge and murder. Good
men are not all religious. The spirit
ual power of the indwelling Christ
was manifested by attracting those
who sought goodness, as well as irrltat-
ing those who were contented with
, low moral ideals. The force Of Christ
is result of the truths which He
brought to light, e. g., the forgiveness
! Of sins, the fatherhood of God, the i'm
mortality Of the soul; and His own
sinless life in world of wickedness,
which has become today the most
potent force in the sphere of moral
progress.
Vestry meeting Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the City National
bank.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
NOTES OVER THE CITY

The secretary of the Bryan CONNER
cial Club is in communication with a
gentleman who is interested in build
ing flour mill in Bryan. He stated
in his letter to the secretary that he
would be in Bryan within ten days,
and that if everything were favorable
he would locate mill here. This would
be great thing for Bryan, and if
there is any possible chance for us to
get 1t we should not let it get away
from us. The mill proposed would have
a 200-barrel capacity, and would not
only bring more business, but also
many workmen and their families.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
WHEN HER BACK ACHES.
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition S!ippinu Away.

Bryan women know how the aches
and pains that come when the kidneys
fail make life burden. Backache,
hip pains, headaches, dizzy spells, all
tell of sick kidneys and warn you Of
the, stealthy approach of diabetes,
dropsy and Bright's disease. Doan's
Kidney Pills permanently cure all
these disorders.
Can Bryan sufferers desire stronger
proof than this womans words?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
ST. JOsEPH's.

A good many were present at the s
O'Clock mass. The instruction given
by the pastor was on the last judg-
ment as suggested by the gospel of
the Sunday, taken from ST. Matthew
xiv, 1876. In order to hear the
blessed sentence OF the Judge, Come
We blessed of my Father all hearers
We're exhorted to practice the corporal
and spiritual works of charity. St.
Elizabeth, tn meodel of charity, was
held up for imitation.
Many attended Sunday school
ct 10 o'clock the members OF st.
Elizabeth, the model of charity, was
hymns, marched in procession to the
church When all were seated the
pastor spoke on "St Elizabeth as
Model Of Christian Women
High mass was celebrated at 1920.
AT least five hundred devout worship
pers assisted, many of them receiving
holy communion. After the first gos-
pei the eloquent Jesuit, Rev. Sullivan,
of st. Mary's university, Galveston, de-
Iiyered sermon on THE Last Judg-
ment.' Benedictlon concluded the
services.
AT 1880 p. m. the rosary was recited
and an instruction given on thanks
giving. The affairs We're decorated for
the day with ferns and chrysanthe-
NUNS and beautifully Illuminated with
many candles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21

A gentleman from Grimes county
stated to an Eagle reporter today that
everybody in his neighborhood and for
miles around was coming to Bryan
Trades Day, which is week from
tomorrow. He said that there were
five men in his community who were
going to enter colts in the colt show.
From all reports there is going to be
a crowd in Bryan on that day that
will tax the city to the utmost to
handle.