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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
n. ct. c, Schedule.
Mrs. W. H. Bell is visiting in Cal

Mrs. w. II. Bell is visiting in Cal
vert.
S. S. Kelly, OF Kurten. was in Town
today.
G. W. Graham was in from Harvey
today.
p. H. Arlington was up from Mill
can today.
q. w. Dunlap was here today from
Millican.
w. N. Glaze. of Reliance was in the
city today.
John Barnett was here today from
Steep Hollow.
C. NJ. Risinger was in from Holligan
Chapel today.
the city today.
). B. Dunn was in the city today
from Wheelock.
Mrs. l.. W. Rawls Is visiting reIa.
tives at Mumford.
A. b. McSwain was In town TODAY
from Rock Prairie.
J. w. Dyer Is in the city, of the
road for a few days.
Every Friday is bargain day at Wal
ker's &c and l0c store. 267
j. r. Stuart was visitor 10 the
city today. from Reliance.
Mound City Paints may cost a tri.
lie more but! L. J. Jenkins. n
Alb Andrews and family were here
trading today, from Willow Hole. n
Watch the windows at Walker Sc
and loo store for Friday bargaiDx 267
Mrs. r. r. Ellis and little/son re-
turned today fro ma visit to Houston
For Sale-Car fine mules. See them
at my sales barn. J. w. Hunnicutt.
267w53
A B. Candy. of Rock Prairie, was
pleasant caller at The Eagle office to-
day.
Hensarling Bros. have car of red
rust proof seed on track. Phone 25l.
269
Beal Chatham. OF Mexia, is in the
city, the guest Of his brother. 4. X.
Chatham.
Tr&lrs. J. W. Robinson. of Marlin. is
Aguest of her brother. Wiley Kelly.
MVixon.
~ ID. Cunningham, OF Grand Prairie.
Ri on The Eagle while in the city
rday.
Sale-Two choice corner lots az
| NCrest. directly on interurban.
M Woodson. 27O
&ss Robbie Scale returned TO
fhiey today, after a few days
in this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
FROM OKLAHOMA.

Mr.. Roy Zimmerman. a former
Brazos county boy now residing al
Tulsa. Okla, renewed his subscription
this week and pays The Eagle the nice
little compliment that he could not
be content without II. as 1t Is the best
way he has OF keeping up with his ola
home"
He further adds 81 am proud to
see the wonderful progress Bryan Is
making in building and also in the
construction of street car lines and
cement sidewalks, as the progress OF
a town is marked by public improve
ments We are getting along very well
here In this part Of the state. Cotton
is making from one-third to one
fourth bale per acre and Is selling for
II IA cents al present"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
DAY OF AToNEMeNr OBSERVED.

Today is the most holy day of the
Jewish calendar. being Yom Kippur.
or the Day of Atonement It Is fast
day. From yesterday afternoon at
sunset until this afternoon at sunset
those who observe the day abstain
from all food and stimulants. The
Jewish families of this city are OBJ
serving the day and all OF their busi-
ness houses are closed 1t is a most
sacred and beautiful observance, and
Is trial OF faith that is particularly
strong.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Bryan Redidents En-
thusiastic


No wonder scores of Bryan citizens
grow enthusiastic. 1t is enough to
make anyone happy to find relief after
years of suffering Public statements
like the following are but truthful
representations of the daily work done
in Bryan by Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. S. E. Beard, Bryan. Texas:
-Four years ago | learned of the
value of Doan's Kidney Pills in cases
of Kidney trouble. At that time was
bothered by distressing kidney weak
ness and was compelled to seek relief
Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at
Emmel & Maloney's Drug Store came
to my aid and proved their super
iority over the kidney remedies had
tried by disposing of my trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

After this week we close the yaude-
vile AT Dellwood park For the first
of this week we have Marion Blake
in character singing and John A. West
and company. the musical brownie
and the singing wolfe
Coming Thursday night and for the
remainder of the week we have TWO
double acts, Barnes & Barnes in rural
comedy sketch. and Clark & Adler,
the German. the girl and the voice. 269
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
ARCH CARR DEAD.

Arch Carr, one Of the well known
and one OF the very best colored men
in Brazos county. died at his home
near Steep Hollow this morning after
long illness. He had many friends
among both white and black who will
be sorry to learn of his death.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
DR.. w. I. JOHNSON.

Relatives in this city were informed
by wire today of the death of DR.. w.
i. Johnson at his home at Dothan.
Ala, after a weeks Illness. He was
married in this CITY some eight years
ago to Miss Dana Benbow. sister OF
DIR. Algie Benbow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
GOOD REVIVAL.

Rev. NJ f. Weaver. pastor Of the
First Baptist church of this city. re
turned today from Franklin, where he
has been assisting DR.. w C. Friley in
a revival meeting. DR.. Weaver reports
splendid meeting with sixteen add
tons to the church and many profes-
sloas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

two tons. II consists of fruits, vegeta-
bles. corn of every kind, cotton.
grasses, cane of several kinds, woods,
minerals. waters, meats, fish, coal.
and many other of the county's prod
ucts, too numerous to mention.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

The Brazos county exhibit to the
Dallas fair was forwarded last night
in charge of Mr.. Fritz Yeager. II Is
the most extensive exhibit ever made
by the county and will bring great
results. There are over five hundred
different products and it weighs over
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
NOTICE.

You are hereby notified all dogs
caught on streets on and after October
IL without tags will be taken up by
poundkeeper.
267 w. l.. Myatt
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

The club has mailed literature and
letters to a gentleman in Waikiki,
Hawaii. in response TO inquiries.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
Big EGGS.

NJ John Harden. of the Independ>
eHce neighborhood in this county,
drought TO The Eagle Office this morn
ing two eggs. laid by an ordinary hen,
OF rather small size. that are phe,<
nomenally large. each measuring IN
six inches around the midd<e and
weighing small fratGicn over five
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

work undertaken by the club. coop
Grafton will accomplish the results.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

One gentleman today resigned from
the club because his ad was not in
the club edition OF The Eagle, yet the
secretary was in his office no less
than ten times trying to see him. and
Mr.. Buchanan was there as many
more. That gentleman never called
either at The Eagle Office or at the
secretary's office to tender his ad. OF
course. il is an acknowledgement 81
the value of the advertising me1i6m
and we regret that the ad could fnot
be secured. but there was only zone
member of the club at fault. and Ne
resigned today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

Another gentleman resigned today
because the public well. somewhere
in the northern part of town. was not
in shape for use by people coming to
town to trade. II seems that this well
needs new rope and buckets and some
slight repairs to put it in proper
shape. Now this is just what the club
will cheerfully look after. and, in fact.
1t has some such work every day. and
lit is the duty of every member know
ing of such matters to report them
TO the secretary or some officer. who
will at once have the matter looked
after People coming to Bryan TO
trade should >have their comforts
looked after in every respect This
brings more trade. In this case. who
neglected duty-some members who
were entirely ignorant of the situa-
ton. or the gentleman mentioned who
kept silent until he gave II as a reason
for resigning? He is good business
man, and is for Bryan. but in this case
when he thinks it over and looks a
the other side of the question. he will
certainly reconsider. The well will be
put in order without delay.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

MIR. Harden stated that the hen is
OF the common variety and has no
other popularity than the production
of eggs of extraordinary size, of which
she has laid quite number. though
she also lays eggs of the ordinary
size.
1t was suggested that if the large
eggs were saved for Matching the re-
suit might be the development of a
new breed, and Mr.. Harden said that
he and his wife had decided to make
the experiment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

, mile off shore. with solid ice along the water front. Sky cloudy. and tho glass at 3o:05. and thcrm.meter at \ tbov"
 In I9o, We find that at noon on the. 5th day of November w.. had a strong S"uih -nuthrast"r blowing with a high surf rolling. Sky cloudy with squalls pf snow The water was high with the glass at 29.52 and thermometer 20 ahnv" zero
 Tn" last vessel to clear from Nome m l"o, was the British steamer Dun aric which sailed on th" 29th of Oc- t"hcr. at 5.25 r.. m. for British Co- lumhia. at that time % n"rthcrly fresh wind was blowing and the first slush i"'. of th" season put in is appearance Tn" wind at inc time was blowing lightly from the north. light surf on and the glass at 29:42 with a low tide and the thermometer at I0 degrees above zero
 on November 19 of 1907. at noon m" wind was from the north. a light breeze and there was four miles of solid ice from the beach to open water. the ic" had moved in during the night The sky WAS cloudy with the glass at 29:io and thermometer q. % above.
 Al noon an the 5th or November lguN thsr. t.aS a lipbt nartL.rI,. a. i,.a blowing with smooth sea. and low water. the glass was at % S0 and the thermometer at above. The next day. November 6. the first slush ice of the season put in its appearance The sky was clear with the glass at % and temperature I4 above.
 The last boat to clear from Nome for lsoS was the Northwestern on Oc- tohrr 23 at $40 a. m.
 on November T., l90S, there was solid ice along the beach extending two miles seaward. with th" thermometer q; z above
 At noon on the 5th of November. 1908. or last year. We had a soctheast moderat" breeze blowing. with a little surf il Was cloudy with squalls of snow and the glass at SO:42 with the tenn Perature at % above.
 The last steamer sailing from Nome was the Victoria which left at 9:a5 p. m. october %. I90s
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
WEDNESDAYS STORM NOT
 FATAL TO ISLAND CAMP

IT" Solomon roadhous". was utterly q. stroyed. The hostlcry was not dam aged at all
 Tn" old Flyer warehouse now owned hv Ross, the hoatman. was also com piet"ly demolished by tho surf
 A cabin owned by Miss AIarguerctt. was overturned and badly damaged hv the water.
 Harry McLei~h also sustained tho l"s> "f his cabin and all of it's content.
 Had it no' been for the ground h,. ing frozen 8" solid. th' stor. owned by Mr. Shaushnessy would hay, n.I asy prey to the surf Pui as q wa. tn" place escaped destruction
 Tn" Bonanza terry withstood che dement's and suffered no great i,n age.
 In the lower portions of Che spit .u which Solomon Is located. tn. water washed oyer the ground carving wrn tr all in its path
 ..t Safety the plains wor, n"odrt ant th" water came as high e tho floor ir tho old wireless station
 about half mile of tho rock and gravel of tho Cape Nome toll road wa= washed out. making travel hy .Ie' .r impossible
 Tn" approach to the Husiings rr".e bridge. on this side. was also washed away to q certain extent. hut n das team can got to the bridge in .afctv
 Kinney came over the trail this
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

Ross Kinney returned from Solomon this noon and with him comes the first authcnticat' reports of the damages suffered by that camp. following the heavy surf and storm of last Wednes- day Contrary [" rumnrs spread broad east solomon is still on the map anc sustained nn great amount of damage
 The heaviest los. recorded at Solo mon. was q halr-mil" oi railroad track. ag" owned by tL" Solomon Railroad Company Rails and ti"s yer" swept by the waters from solomon river and thcn"" eastward for a distance of a haii mri" Tn" heavy rans Were tory bodily from th'ir resting places and "'r' ."att"rrd all along th. beach
 hu "ld barn. owned hy Nelson and Olson. win" al-" ar. the proprletors Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
LATEST MINING DOPE
 FROM ALL or CREEKS

Each daA sends ni"r. rr"~p"ctors and operators nn their way to the creeks There will h" deal of ground pros. p'rt"d and worked this winter judging from th" number nf miners who are now "uttitting fnr the season. Several prospecting parties departed from the camp during rhe past week and many r.ore are making preparations to leave f". teh creeks
 William Naucoil will prospect on No bench at Center creek He has taken out winters outht and will search for signs af pay during tho next alx n onths
 Thors'n and Company have sunk a new shaft on the submarine property and expect tn take out lrmp soon
 oakcs and Getchns will also take ont % winter dump on the submarine
 Anderson brothers will prospect around P"lul creek this year They have great hopes in that district and
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

On November c, 1908, a southeast gale was blowing with high sea on. and cloudy with snow. storms during the day. The glass was at 3o.1s and lhtrin"m"t"r at freezing.
 on November F, 1909. with a south "rN light hr,z" and cloudy. the ice pack moved in at on" o'clock in the afternoon and by six o'clock that night th"r" was n" "r"n water in sight Tho glass on that date was 2s >2 and thrr- u"mrtor at 32
 M noon today. November j. lslo ih' barometer ai go ol. and tempcra wrr ~ above. calm. sea smooth. sky clear. n" slush ice
 Tn" last steamer of Ih. season Xas tn" Northwestern which sailed from Nom" at II p. m an October 2a.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
W|CKERSHAM IN FAVOR
 OF ALASKA HOME RULE

From h"ginu'uE ra .ut aud al of a.s statement "sr. "a fhr point
 Mare wao attended The banqerr rr- -'n'ea Wbk'r-ham- fraukuess. De it.'me 'hsi II ua~ uot timely 0thers expressed uelr appreciation for ,ueA tarinr remarks hs t.paualur loudly
 The hauqnrt Wa a,u attended and "a- a huge 9ureass \ large majority %. m. r"rr.=,u,ative husincss and pra. f.>-tanal men or seattIa vrre present J"-eph R.tE..u hu.iuess manager af th' S"arrl- Tr.e. acted as toastmastes srrrsne~ a.ra made hs I,,ah Fuyth A |. sum-aa ra AB.u Rlerhef. and other
 T"aaa tae atrah.. general < being shown ay~r Inc aitg he members et gh. S"atrl" Autasanhl. club Thls evening hr Hll h. enr-rtaiu.a st rhr Seattle PIssz Club
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
SOLOMON SUSTAInS SMALL LOSS
NOV. 9TH AND OTHER RECORDS
 OF INTEREST SINCE 1905

So much has been said about the lateness of this season, also that the ice came in at such and such a time during certain years that the Nugget for the benefit of its readers, and through the records of Tom Ross, cap tain of the local United States life say ing station, which are so complete in detail We arc able to give to our read CTS q record of atmospheric climatic and Boring sea conditions at noon on the 5th day of November for every year from 1905 to the present time
 on November !. 1905. at noon the wind was from the northeast and light breeze blowing Boring sea was smooth. with ihe sky clear, similar to what il was this morning At noon the tide was low. the glass or barometer was 30:o2 and the thermometer was 30 above.
 The n again We find on November Is 1905. the following record: Wind light from the north northeast. with n smooth sea. sky cloudy and water low. Siush ice near the shore. with heavy ice off shore one and one half miles moving to the westward And again on November g, 1905. we find that a southeast gale was blowing. with ice solid from the shore way out to sen cloudy and high water. that is an over How on the ice on this day the glass was 30:"4 and thermometer stood at ~ above on noon. That fall the last steamer sailing from Nome was the Leelenaw which cleared for Seattle october 2s. P. m.
 At noon for November | 1eoe ,ye lind recorded a northeast light fresh breeze. sky cloudy. low water. glass 2ss:4. thermometer. % above.
 No ice in sight. last steamer sailed. was the British boat Quito for British columbia, at 7:40 a. m.
 On November R we find for Ieos that there was a north northeast breeze blowing. with a smooth sea. sky clear and low water at noon. The glass was es;3o and the thermometer was 2o above. The first slush ice of the sea son put in its appearance
 On November 2s of 1906. We find heavy ice foe moving westward one
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
Nugget Special Servre.

Nugget opectal service
 SEATTLE. Nov. 5.-A haluu,t given in his honor at the Arctic Club. here. last night. Attorney Genoisl Wick"rsham expressed himself aS h.- ing opposed to the self imposed rule o: tho GugGenheIms and other capital ists operating in As ska and stated that something should and undoubtedly soon would he done to take rhe nuau- eial power which interfered witn gov- ernment rule out ol tho hands af such parties
 Mr Wickersham went on to .ay that Alaska should be governed hy home rule and that he was doing all lu hls power to bring condlHons to such il change. The attorney general de- nounced those in the North who mon opollzed commodities and the resour,..s as rank outsiders His talk was heated
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

have l'rrrared C." -r.n "n In" eta"E for some timc
 ' W Ewing ha~ taken out au ,lah. "ratc outfit |" the Coclinna Traction where he will prospect
 lame, Ryrno- and Company moved th"ir outfit [" th. Duhnn clam They "xrscr 2" tahr our a dunp ,n the near future
 W II Koch has taken an outat out 10 Penny river where he win prospect this winter
 King amt Anderson has. moved our [" otter "r"ek near The second beach line.
 John Glassn"r and Company will rr"srcct No. 2 Center creek this win. ter They took out a larg, winter out. Tt.
 The New Earl. Mining Company are preparing to take ont a dump at No ( Center creek
 Guinan and Han have moved their belongings to new shaft on the Yel- loy Jacket where they expect to take out larg" dump. Despite the fact that their claim bears the name "Yel- low Jacket" the boys ds nat think that they will Ice etuug
 II R Walker has transferred his hIg drill Ia Rock creek where h" hopes 10 s'' things a humming this winter
 sheldon and Company. who have hoen located on No. Cooper guleh have opened a new shaft and are pre-. paring to take out a big dump.
 Go"din and Company are preparing tp extract a dump from the ground near th" right limit of Center creek near the mouth This concern spared no expense in getting the best in the way of a first class winter outfit.
 Anderson and Auckland arc by this time swapping yarns about the things they arc going 10 do 10 their oregon creek property this winter. The boys invested some good sized coin in heavy outfit.
 Butler and Bounds are about to prospect near the I-akevlew claim where they have big interests.
 Watson, Gal" and Wise arc now set lied on sI2 Little creek. They moved their bunk houses and outfit from the old Roosevelt claim.
 Lindeberg. Hager and Wise and Fb- ling and Wise are starting operations sonth of 51-9 Little creek. These boys have elaborate outfits and are prepared for any and all emergencies.
 Namen and Schroeder are doing some lively prospecting out No. Cooper gulch way.
 O. A Rowan moved his outfit to the east Of the Wild Goose pumping plant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

Madam, L"n'N. .',r .t recently .ggutt"h f- ~'u ru 'n. rftv and has .nadr ur ter n.I.i % accept one ar the numerous theatrical contracts lFonrr~i he. Sh, r"fus"s ta b, interviewed un 'E" subject af her trial and win allow none hu' her immediate friends admit tance to her apartments.
 A''or'iine 70 the authorities. Dr 'rirpen Is growing m"r- neryous daily h" raees hi- rrll au dav lone no' m like g aged Ron
 The execution w.u take place Tues- t1y November & at 9 o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

n..iulng tud Na- ,"mr"Ilcd 2" put his el.d om wheels ts th.. road was in such bed shape H" ..av,- next Tuesday Nih th~ t.f.i'ed state mau which he
 ,'. carry tar a. 'htnis At that r.'Hr" John Hnru"-- tiu r-I... Ros- .". hi~ duties B. mal carrier and Kin n". "la i"h rh. Goodwin Iartr ,n '.,It expedition n,, rhr iungl-4
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
oeNoUNCEs ROOSEVELT
 IN MRi0EN spEeCr
Spee,al Nugget s-r.,,-

Speo'al N"gget srr.,,~
 NEW YORK E", In m. nr,5 Iah.Ie address today senator Dix ,;c. n"'.nc"t ">. President Rpaeo,-it ae be lnr w.,t"a ,l.nd,r-r and a rrlahl- 'a'ti.t pN al-a ,prnra other ad J''tI''- "f f r.. uatur. t" hi. de ''rir'l"n nt 'a" colonel hur his Tee mark. N'g. u"t r.rot,.a g.tu the 'h"rra rn.. H.r,. expected To bring forth
 Maur nr.na..' rh. ..uat.l a. being H #r."-m.udrd fa.I ..ha wanted t3 ta.al m'. print
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
BRAND NEW GUEST
 AT MOTEL SHELDON

X nrW sucsT Is registered at the il"t"i sheldon It is none other than little Miss Christensen. daughter Of tho genial proprietor of that hostlery Sh" came into the world this after noon and Dr Hnl says that hoth moth CT and baby are doing well
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
 REFUSED NEW
 TRIAL
Nugget Special ssrsrss.

LONDON. Nov 5--The appeal mad, by Dr. Crippen's lawyers for ue, trial was refused today hy the court and the dentist win hang November B as per schedule Every effort has haen made by Crippen's friends to save the murderer's life.
 pr, crippen is now confined in the death cell" where no one is allowed 10 visit. Special gcards watch the murderer night and day and not d chance for the prisoners escape is left open.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

Home maas bread fer sale ar Me dinis Cafe
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05
ATTENTION EAGLES

Imfartanf hu.fn.ss Tuerday eveA. .Ea November pr"eousa 5f all mem ft"'.- sfsIH,.#
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-05

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-11-17
LONE STAR STATE is READY
Texas viii Send Rangers to Any Point
on the Mexican Border Where
Trouble Threatens.

Austin, Tex, Nov That the
state 81 Texas intends taking matters
IN It's own hands II further disorders
occur on the Mexican border was the
announcement made by the state
executive department, It was de.
Jared that the officials stand ready
20 send rangers or special officers to
POINTS where any show Of hostility.
threatening to turn into an outbreak,
$ made. Trouble now Is believed to
1e brewing at Matamoras, Just across
he border from Brownsville, Tex.
Gov Campbell returned to Austin
ollowing an Investigation Of the lynch.
'ng Of Antonio Rodriguez at Rock
prings,. Tex, but declined to make
my statements regarding what he dis
oyered