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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-07

Fi'es fIte4 every I'D sale made
in Eugene Edges store will be- given
away free.
L. Eugene Edge.
Dr. Geo. b. Butler. OF Austin. is
here attending the Workers Institute
II the First Baptist church. His many
friends are glad TO see him again.
We had rather count money than
measure goods. That's why We are
going to inaugurate this great skidoo
Sale.
Eugene Edge.
DR.. J. W. Loving OF Houston. and
Rev. J. NJ. r. Morrow. OF Mart. ar.
rived this afternoon TO attend the
Central Texas Workers Institute.
Come Saturday and watch the
crowds win shoes. dress goods. silks,
ribbons. handkerchiefs Everything in
the house included.
Eugene Edge
Messrs.NseJ. Balm. p. S. Tilson and
4. y. Carr. Jr.. and sons, Joined their
wives In this city today. being called
here by the serious illness OF Mrs
W. H. oliver.
Come down and count the baskets
rs they 30 and get skidoo. That
means what you buy you get for moth
ing Dress goods and silks viii be
slaughtered.
Eugene Edge.
Mr.. W. l.. Edge. OF Cottonwood. and
daughters. Misses Ella and Della Edge.
and grand daughter. Miss Euna Drum.
mond. returned today from Afnericus.
Georgia. where they spegr the holi-
days with rela'ivet 4
John n. Num- Is fsftRlling a bowl
ng alley In the Dunn a DAILY build.
'ng upstairs over Holmes Bros. II
viii be a very fine alley and comes
l'ready put together. Contractor c.
g. jenkins Is installing H.
Now Is ;he time to plan that flower
garden you are going to have this
year Also to plant fruit trees and
shrubbery. II each family in Bryan /
would do Just little along these lines.
Bryan would soon be indeed the city |
Attention OF Eagle readers Is direct
d TO the ad OF G. r. Bullock a Co. |
In this issue. Their cost sale OF high
class groceries for cash Is still on
and VIII continue until Feb. |. They /
guarantee the quality OF their goods
and also guarantee to save You money.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-07
NOTICE.

wish 10 inform my friends and
the public that | am still agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine. and also
10 all kinds OF repairing Drop me
card. W. g. johnson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-07

The best inventive talent on both
sides the Atlantic is constantly used
10 improve Singer Sewing Machines
thus they are always up-to-dsse. Only
the best materials are used In their
construction. Phone 1906. +. A. Sat
rwhite. DIFF
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-07
RAILROAD r,Me :Aao


Tom Gallatin was In today from Ia.
Dor.
Rabb Higgs. OF Rye. was In the city
today.
A. IA. caves came up from wellborn
today.
Henry Koontz was down today from
Tack.
Al. s. Freeman was In today from
Harvey.
W. w. Smith. OF Fountain. was
In town today.
J. L. Byars was Ia the city today
from Reliance.
w. T. conoway. OF independence.
was In town today.
T, NJ. Ewing was in today from his
farm In the bottom.
The second person that skidoos gets
$500 mems hat free.
Mrs. W. N. Devoe. OF Dallas. Is the
guest OF Mrs. Ed Han.
Sam Luther. OF Leonard school
house. was in town today.
Mills Josey was down today from
his home near Benchley.
Frank and Bob Goodsou were In
the city today from the bottom.
Ira Bond and Joe Beal. OF Prospect.
were in the city this afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. Hensarling was a visitor
TO the city today from wellborn.
Clarence skalns was in the city to-
day from his home near Kurten.
Mound city Paints may cost n Fri
fle more. hut y. J. Jenkins. n
Col. A. A. Farley left today on .
business trip TO Richmond and Hous
ton.
George P. Edge. merchandising at
Harris school house. was in the city
today.
The FIRST person that skidoos gets
5000 hat free at Eugene Edges on
the corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Leonard. Sr.. were
In the city today from the Leonard
school community.
Rev. Hulen Carroll. OF Hearne. Is
Ssere attending the Central Texas
Worker" Institute.
Rev. S. ]. Sheffield. OF Franklin, is
attending the Baptist Workers Instl-
lste in this city.
Miss Leah shoenstein arrived today
IRON Galveston and Is the guest OF
Mrs. Ben Marwlll
We take stock on the 10Th. and had
rather count the cash than the goods.
eugene EDGE on the corner.
c. s. Jones. senior member OF the
firm OF Bullock q Jones. OF Harvey.
was looking after business matters in
the city today.
Remember the great skidoo Sale be-
Gins Saturday morning and viii be
stem winder
Eugene Edge.
The weather MAJ promises US warm.
p er weather for tomorrow. May heav.
ems choicest blessings rest upon his
head.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-07
WANTED

25 experienced statesmen and sales
ladies' TO help us sell the Edge Dry
Goods Co.'S stock. Apply Manager U.
s. Salvage and Sales Co. q
For Rent-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Mrs. Maggie
Harris. 20
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-07

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c"uicn .u ,..s ,.sy t..s D.vinins al
500 OciOcA anu Viii continue IN SEES
siOn through ounuay. Ineie are quite
hunter % t.e u.s.."s..s.eu Dap
list dlyines OF the state IA attendance.
Tue oLJect of the institute ~ 10 fur.
Their the work OF the church and the
cause OF Christian education. An In.
teresting program has been arranged
for each DAY and evening. Tonight
DIR. J. ". Loving. OF Houston, will
speak and as he Is one OF the strong
men OF the denomination. ali who at
tend may rest assured of hearing
something good and they will be well
paid for coming cut.
Rev. J. NJ. P. Morrow. OF Mart. VIII
also speak tnolght on Buckner's Or.
phan Home. Tie. too. Is a fine speaker
and his talk viii he full OF interest
as he lays this great institution and
its work before the congregation.
The church win be heated and all
viii be made comfortable. A special
invitation Is extended the people Of
the city. regardless OF denomination.
10 come out and hear these earnest
men OF God.
The program for tomorrow is as
follows:
Saturday. Jan. 9.
$3.50 a. m: Insp'rational. Rev. Frank
Nash.
10 to 70; Texas as Mission Field
ta) Associational Missions. Rev. J. II.
Myers. and Short Talks by Mission
aries; Oh State Missions. Revs. S. W.
Kendrick. J. NJ. P. Morrow. and r. L.
Cole.
2 10 p. m; Religious Literature.
Rev. y. c. Routh and DIR. ]. n. Gam.
brell.
3 to 4; Home Missions. DIR. J. r.
Love.
1880: FOREIGN VISIONS: (a) The
Educational lecture. rr. !. '. Gross:
On The Evnnee'lsi'c roature. DR.. Geo.
b. Butler.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-07
The WEATHER.

Bryan: Tonight and Saturday fair
and warmer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
.RfBEKAHS INSTALL
 THE NEW OFFICERS
MOST PLEASANT LODGE AFFAIR THAT HAS HAPPENED IN RE CENT WEEKS.

One of the most pleasing lodge events of recen weeks was the in- stallagon of officers by the local lodge of Daughters of Rebekah. which took place at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening. The ceremonies were of the impressive nature prescribed by the ritual. while after the regu- lar work had been completed, a social session was indulged in.
 A number of members of the or der, residents of Douglas, came over in an automobile in order to attend the installation. while added dignity was lent the occasion by the presence of the Grand President. Mrs. J. J. Broadly. who eondycted the cere- monies. --~-~
 The officers who took their posts for the new year were: Mrs. A. C. Night noble snand; Mrs. Emma Campbell vice noble grand; Miss Maude Perry. secretary; Mrs. Jen- nie Roland, financial secretary: Mrs. NJ. J. Brown. treasurer.
 During the course of the enter night. refreshments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
FAMILY FEUD AT
 LOWELL SCHOOL
SITUATION HAS BEEN PUT UP TO THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR Ac- TON.

As the result Of an alleged neigh. borhood scrap between two families at Lowell. the school board will prob ably be asked to settle a fued of long standing. which is being fought out almost daily on the grounds of the Lowell school.
 The affair has been going on for several months. it is claimed. The daughters of the principals in the fight come together almost daily in the school yard at Lowell. throwing rocks at each other and kicking each other in the ribs.
 Prof Dennis, of the school, has re- ceived numerous notes. unsigned. both sides of the fence. requesting him one day to whip one girl. and the next day the other. He has refer red the matter to the school board and has instructed the parents of both parties that they had better get together and settle the fued one way or another, else he will be obliged 10 appeal to the Officers of the law to have the fracas which occurs ldaily at the school stopped.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
FALL ON BLACK LIKE
 1000 BRICK
Three Attachments Served on Happy Groom Before Hon. eymoon Extends Beyond
 Benson, and Are Made Good

C0mp.--, ated with the ordinary troubles of tine newly-weds who are attempting to escape their friends, DF. F. Black. veterinary surgeon. and his bride. faced embarrassment after embarrassment as the result 0f credit ors of thc groom having little. faith In his promises .o return from his honeymoon. No less than three at- tachments were served before the couple finally left cochise county. two Of them here and another. it IS stated. at Benson.
 Dr. Black, who was a resident of Lowell. has been in the district since June. Friday afternoon he was mar ried to Miss Nellie Cass of Tyler, Tex. and the couple started Satur- day to leave for Los Angeles for honeymoon trip. Prior to doing so Dr. Black rafhed off his horse and buggy
 This was taken by his creditors to mean that he had no intention of returning to Lowell. and immediately steps were taken to secure money he is alleged to owe. The first at tachment was served upon him ln his lodgings by Constable Bailey. being for a bill said to be due the BrOphy Carriage company. This was satis- ied in full.
 As he started to leave the Bisbee depot his trunks were attached by Constable McRae. acting for George Stewart. of the English Kitchen. to whom he owed a board bill. This was also satisfied.
 4 third attachment Is understood so have been issued and served upon the veterinary at Benson. as the To- suit of the anxiety of the proprierurs of the Busy Bee cafe at Lowell. to get sight of his cash. This also is understood to have been sausfied.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
|R|FLEMEN MAKE
 EXCELLENT SCORES
LOS ANGELES MATCH OFF ON Ac- COUNT OF HEAVY RAINS IN THAT clTY. ss-

The club met Sunday to shoot a return match with the Los Angeles Rife and Revolver Club. by telegraph. whom they defeated a few weeks ago. The ranges to be shot were the 200 yards. 900 yards. and 5Oc yards. Ten shots at each. with two sighting shots at each range, six high men.
 The club was disappointed 10 learn by wire that the heavy rains had washed out the pits of the Los Angeles club and that they would be unable to shoot the match that day Owing to the good Attendance on our range, and the chance of bad weather later. the following scores may stand to be covered by the Los Angeles club later.
 A number of new men were oa thel- range; and did ..-themselros- credit
 Jack Fisher again knocked out possible 50 on the 800 yards of % points. Mat McMinn would not stand for it. so he went him one better and did the same on the 500 range with l2 straight bulls.
 Following are the scores for the match. as well as others:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
SHOE THIEF CAUGHT
 WITH THE GOODS
MEXICAN HiDss THUNDER LIN DEB GOAT BUT IS DETECTED IN, ACT.

interrupted in what was evidently a tour of stores in an endeavor to secure articles Of dress in which he was lacking Juan Lopez. a Mexican. Eas arrested yesterday and incarcer- ated in the branch co@lty jail when detected trying to make away with a pair of shoes from the Copper Queen store. He win be tried this morn ing.
 The actions of the man were sus- picions in the extreme as he eXamin- sd a number of pairs of shoes, each time trying to get the clerk to turn his ecak tor something. Finally ne was detected while trying to walk cut of the store with the shoes un- der his coat. Constable Twomey vas 'oafied and placed the. man under arrest Upon searching him he was found to have purlosned half dozen pairs of sox from some other place. This at least is the supposition, as they were unwrapped in his pocget.
 He win be given trial this morn ing before Justice High.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
MASK BALL IS
 4 GREAT SUCCESS
scANDiNAyiAN SOCIAL CLUB MAKES HIT WITH AFFAIR SAT URDAY EVENING.

One of the most pleasant affairs participated in by Bisbee people for some time was the masked ball given Saturday night in the Fair Hall by the members of the Scandinavian club. Not alone was the attendance large. but every one present had a record good time.
 Some of the costumes in evidence upon the floor were most unique in beautiful and original designs added to the high lights of the color scheme. Music was furnished by the Brennan orchestra.
 The prizes were awarded as fol lows: Best dressed man. prize do hated by the Fair store. to c. W. Anderson: most comically costumed man. to W. P. Olson; best costumed lady, to Mrs. Ed Sand
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
Team total out of
'. NJ. C. A. NOTES

The Red and Blue contest closes Saturday. the 18th. At present the Reds have a slight lead that the BIues declare will be wiped out before 10 o'clock Saturday night The two ther- mometers in the hall show that the Reds have sl3 points to the Blues 19O
 Great interest has been taken in the Texas bowling tournament that is now being carried in by telegraph Last week Douglas and Bisbee en- tered the contest and Douglas had the honor of taking frst place with rec ord score of 2S00 points Next Sat uniay the first team will journey to DOuEiaz to try and turn the tables on ;ae iocal team.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
OFFICE HOURS. {. 4. M. to P. NJ
 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Truthful in her predictions. reliable in her advice. No matter what troa- ele you may have with yourself or others. come and she will guide you 10 success and happiness
 Always consult the hest, as it is the cheapest in the end Ii is better to not consult a PGInGist or Clair voyant at all than to consult enc who is net able to help you with advice before you enter into anything Of importance in business. love or mar riage- You should consult the master mind Of Palmistry and ClairToy2ncy. Don't struggle with a burden you can cis-ce. A troubled mind begets morbid conscience. Sympathy. Con sOlation and Timely Advice heals :he worst wounds. Be advised and re. lieved of anxiety.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
oId Timer Sends Greeting

Old Timer Sends Greeting
 Friends of C. <. Brown in Douglas have received from him New Years greeting. Mr. Brown was one of the early residents Of Douglas and was for several years 1rainmaster of the Southwestern. La1er he was superin- tendcn. Of the Nacozari railroad. Mir. BrOwp is now employed in a Iucra- tive position on The Mexican Ceulral in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
DOUGLAS GOLF.
Challenge sosrd


 At the meeting Of the sports and pastimes committee held at the Gsds- den Wednesday evening it was voted to abolish the challange board. In the future the committee will use their own discretion in picking teams. The lineup agairs st Fl Paso will prob ably be considerably rejuvenated.
 Postponed Events
 The cards handed in for the qual- flying round oI the age limit Adams cup last Sunday will be allowed to count and January 1G has been set as the othe~ date for qualifying. The frs; round viii be played January %.
 Play for permanent possession of the class buttons has been postponed to February e.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
IF NEW YEAR sLIpss IN

and there is no coal in your cellar you won't need it for it will be hot enough at ycuf house. Better be sure than sorry. Stop in and order ton of our free burning store cod That will insure a good dinner ia you and a good temper for you much better half Avoid a bot ti.a by making sure Of plenty Of coal. INDEPENDENT FUEL e FEED co.
 295. p. O. Box e27. s'''-e @si7 et c5p. 7zla-r Stables
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
Won rhrouan Fore, of Crit.

w" '''S~Eh FSfSc VT offNs
 Louise Nj. Alcott fought poverty for 90 years. fighting it with splitting headaches. weary limbs and aching heart. but she made over Ss00 .oe0 with her per and cleareS all the family debts. even those outlawed. Her gri. alone sustainef her against pooe health
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
Prominent Lecturer

Prcuinent Lecturer
 EUEene Chapin, of Chicago. prohi- E.uoa candidate for the presidency in 1908. is at The Gadsden. arriving from bisbee today Mir Chapin has a national reputation as a temper ance speaker, and is in Cochise coun- ty to win it for the "drys" in the To- cal option elecion on January 2s. He will spesk sst the Orpheum tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
Douglas News

Don't Worry's to Meet
 There will be a meeting Of the Don't Worry club at S:30 o'clock to- night at the Gadsden hote5. All mem bers are urged to atteRd
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

Mrs Alta DOckery. and daughter. of Fora Worth. Texas, came in this morning and are stopping at the Roy Hotel. They nave taken up lands in the Sulphur Springs valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

John Bright, constable Of Court land. came down last night to look for q Mexican who had beat board bill and took him back to CourtlaDd this morning
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
New Postofhoe

New Postofficc
 There is 10 be a pOssoffice opened at McNeil station this coming week. Mrs Lane is to be tbe postmistress. having filed her bond and received the apPoia1ment from the govern meat
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

Warren Snow. a cattle ranger, left this morning for Wyoming. En route he will attend the live stock eonven- tion at Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

Mrs. J. B. Carothers. wife of the conductor on the. E. P. 6 s. w.. who has been visiting in this city for some time. left for her home in Ei Fsso this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

Mrs. c. V. Jones and children left this morning for Fl Paso to make that city their future home Mir. Jones was in the shops here and has been transferred to the shops at Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11

Al Howe. deputy sheriff, passed through Douglas this morning enroute to Rodeo to secure witnesses in the Mcdonald murder trial
 Mir and Mrs. W. H. Hammond were passengers on the CourtIand train this morning for their ranch near McNesl station.
 Mir. Renaud. of the Renaud store in Courtland. is stopping at the Roy.
 Mrs. Purcell. wife of the genial conductor on the E. P G S. w, who has been visiting Mrs. Wiley for a few days. returned to Ei Paso this morning.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-28
INJUNCTION |GSUEO
 AGAINST THE STRIKERS
Service Yesterday On Late linemen
 of the Consolidated.

Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams was busy yesterday serving notices of in- junction proceedings by the Consoli- dated Telegraph x Telephone com pany against the striking members of the International Brotherhood of Elec- trical Workers, that is. the striking linemen who, it is alleged. are hamp- ering the operations of the company by various methods.
 The injunction was issued by Judge Doan at Tombstone on Tuesday, and the papers were received here yester- day morning The Phoenix members against whom the injunction is di- rected are Ira Eastman, Charles Try ing, Frank F. Clark, William Fogal. NJ. F.. Cogle. Fred Patterson, H. Craig. J. F.. Anderson, F. Schelling, Charles Aune, Frank Stcrry, John Doe and Richard Roe. They are forbidden by the injunction to interfere with the operation and maintenance of the companys business in any way, either by congregating where such work is going on, gathering on the street, or by picketing or visiting the residences or lodging houses of company em- plOyes. They are further forbidden to use any violence abusive language. make any threats, or in any other way interfere with the company em- ployes in the discharge of their du- ties. They are also Forbidden to at tempt to cOerce the patrons of the company by threatening boycotts. withdrawal of patronage, or by other unlawful means.
 Some of the defendants said yester- day that they did not know what. if any, action would be taken That will be decided at meeting of the local. They may either attempt to procure a dissolution of the iniunc- tion or they may quietly abide by the order
 Other strikers against whom the in- junction is aimed are E. Powelson William Allen, Frank Shawan, Mel win Connolly, Olna Pearson, John Doe and Richard Roe of Pima county; Lester Jones. O. Gray, Stephen Till man, John Doe and Richard Roe of Gila county, and Lewis Hammond, c. w. Bell, John Doe and Richard Roe of Santa Cruz county.
 The papers were sent here by AL len B. Jaynes, clerk of the district court for Pima county.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-28
CITIZEN SUGGESTS
 PUBLICITY METHOD
Board of Trade Welcomes New Ideas
 From Any Source.

John II. Bratton of this city has addressed letter to Secretary Harry Welch of the board of trade, which is reproduced both for the suggestion it contains and as an illustration to other people of what the board wants. namely, suggestions from everyone who is interested in a better and d bigger Phoenix. Not all suggestions made can be acted upon, even if they are good ones, for variety of req sons, but the board wants the sug- gestions nevertheless, both for the benefit of ideas that may be used and to show that the community is all alive, working, and cooperating for the general welfare. Mr Bratton writes:
 T see you are about to issue the August bulletin. Would it not be a good@1dea to request the newspapers to print it in sufficiently small type so the article could be pasted on the back of a post card, and for them to recommend their readers to cut it out and mail it on the back of the
 
 In that way it would reach all parts of the country. It would also be d good plan to have the bulletin printed on slips and if the law allows place them, on the desks in the postoffice where strangers are writing and sending hundreds of post cards every day, all over the world, and there is always bottle of mucilage handy. You ought to have something like the following in your bulletin to disabuse the minds of people everywhere of the impression that this is the hottest place on earth and life uncomfortable here: Tt must be terrible to have to live in really hot place, for I see by the papers that people are being prostrated and dying from heat all over the country. Thank heavens, we never have anything like that here"
 It is likely the postal laws will not permit the using of the postoffice lobby for advertising, but doubtless the hotels and business offices of the city could be supplied as MT. Bratton suggests. All these ideas are desired by the board, and it is its hope to stir up an interest among the people that will call out just such sugges- tions.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-28
Friday, July 29 REMNANT SALE

man, Mrs. Marshall and child. Pitts burg; w. w. Hine, Gloversville, N Y; r. A. Goodman. Grand Rapids. Mich Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Myers, Globe; H F. Smith, Los Angeles; II. $. Derby Chicago; l.. O. Hubbard, Marietta, Ohio.
 At the Commercial were: Tom Lowell, Swansea; George Borthwick, Buffalo; Thomas F. Weedin, Flor cnce; A. H. KalbfIeisch, Winkelman; H. $. Derby, Chicago; Charles E. Sand and wife, Agua F'ria.
 At the Adams Annex were regis tered: l. D. Magnes, Cleveland; w. Spencer Hutchinson and F. P. Easter brook, Boston; Frank Ford, Bristol. Conn; Paris Gordon, Denver: S A. Goodman, Grand Rapids; A. B. Blake, Bridgeton, Me; w. N. Cummings, Tucson; Paul Phifer. London; Fred Nelson. Des MOines; Eugene Stewart, Los Angeles; Charles Brunsdorf, F. w. SlOcum, Chicago.