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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
ScS,n MpnQt MGrs iinb IN ben Ut

SIN Mpnat Mar5 itmb IN ben Dit-
liden Staaten 6es 2anoes 371A
Weiuionen Collars in @roBforporatio-
men nit elmer capitalization BON ei1ter
Milion un6 oariiber angelegt tporoen.
Mebr als leit Sabren in einem gfo=
nat in 6 robbetrieben angelegt moroen
iit. SIN Sabre 1909 tparen eS MIR
5OA Minionen. gu 0ieien Minio=
nenfprporotionen foul1nen nod onoe=
re @eieQi9aften nit elmer &apttalt=
lotion BON 100000 Biz $1,O0O,OOO,
nobel audi meitlide atno iiioli@e Stao=
ten eingerednet iino. Daourb miro
sic Sotallumme, sic I'M Mar5 in &or-
porations- l1nternebmungen angelegt
mor0en lit, auf run0 474 Millionen
Collars geiteigert, 9egen 228 Mi4io-
men int Sebruar oieieS Sobres: SIR
sic orei eriten Monate oieieS Sabres
belief 1i9 oas I'M Often Ser 8ereinig=
ten 5taaten lit @roBforporationen an
gelegte @apital auf 1854 @iaionen
Collars, nl1r 437 Milionen peniger
ais inn gan5en Sabre 1908.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

|ori6 fa11r man nidts anoereS ermar-
ten. sic miiien, mas tie nit Dem Ea-
Ri moatea, uno oab> Die 3ouaSnter
|rei6li9en grtrag liefern,gilt ibnen als
noagiltiger 8emeiS Der praftiidel'
|Meisbeit ibrer Nolitif. uno 0as @olf
ion ibnen oas glauben. Sic baben
audi sen Yraii0enten Taft oapon iiber-
aeuqt. Mber es gibt 2eute, Sic anoers
|oenfen, pie ser &erlauf Der republi.
fanilden 5taatsfonpention bon Sn:
Diana 5eigt. 0aS 3iftat ser 5tano-
patters 1tebt nidt unumitoBli9 felt.
limo menl1 audi Sic S%niurgenten i'm
aongreB augenblidli6 @emebr bel
SUP oaiteben, 10 oaB man r1idt meiB,
in mel9er &i6tung iie oemnadit ibre
|5dritte lenfen mer0en, Sic unabban-
qiqe republifaniide Meinung, auf Ser
lie fuBen iouten, labt obne lie bon
iid boren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
.@arum," fraat 8iidpf &eame pot

uXNarMW, IIuyl StIWpI Oteuhe w"
Cheyenne, Limo sic 8ublic=S 6ulen
ni6t gut genl1g fir enre fat6olil6en
ain0er?" l1no er gibt Damn folgen6e
Mntmort: n0ieie 56ulen iino cine
berrli6e Muitalt- sSn elmer gemiidten
@emeinoe fQut eS id>per, alien geredt
Al meroen, urto ib meiB fein 2ano,
in oeln n1an sic uioeale" Sdule fin
Sen fonnte. Gie 8ublic-S@ulen ba=
bei oa5u beigetragen, sic peri@ieoe<
men 9eationalitaten oieleS 9an0e5 in ei=
ne eiubeitlide &0rperidoft gu per-
uno oieier 10 i@onen &epub-
lif neues 2eben gu geben. Sd gebe
ni6t Dor, 6aB oieies gan5e @rgebniB
oielen S9ulen 5u5ui6reiben lit; dber
lie baben oa5u m%itgebolfen. Sn0eB, MIR
|i6auen nod 8elierem aus. @ir be-
baupten, oaB Elm @r5iebnngslpltem,
meldes cine midtige, praftiide 8il<
lenl6oft pernadlaiiigt;' mangelbaft lit,
uno mir iagen, Dab 9tell91on e1re
praftilde @iieni6aft lit, un0 i6 oen<
fe, Sic @eididte I'M ereS 2anoeS bat
I!uns binlangli@ ge5eigt, ooB Sic &t1=
ser, melde fir fire &eligion 1llr BON
5u &aule uno DON ser Stride abbangig
lino, penig 6apon uno ipater gar feline
beiiben. .Desbalb periuden mir, mebr
fir sic fatbolii9en &inoer gu tbnn,
alS Sic &ublic=56ulen. 8ir mullen
nit 6iejen 59ulen notbgeorungen l111=
5ufrieoen iein un0 5mar mege11 zines,
na6 unierer Mnii@t, ibnen anbaften=
sen meientli9en SELLERS. @ir bnlten
Sen driitliden @lauben bo6 uno mir
1lin0 i%iber5eugt, oab Sic driltlt9en
@laubensiate einen re6t melentltf)=
den 8eltan0tbeil Ser gr5ie6ung bill
6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
@enu mande 3ettmngen unb beipn=

oers Elm gan5es. Seer bon proteiton=
tiiden Nreoigern aus 0em Sorfan, 0oB
grpraiioent &ooiepelt in &om mar
un0 SEN @opit ni6t gu ieben befam,
aapital i6lagen mouen uno iiber get
itige 8eidrdnftbeit uno religiole ST.
toleren5" oes Bapltes uno ieiner Be=
amten faieln, 10 fat 6aS iebr men1g
5u beoeuten. Sn 6ieler 3eit religio=
ler ELECTROMAGNETIC lift es gar15 gut
gu finoen, oaB ser &aplt na6 @rl1ro-
iaben baroelt, al1d auf Sic @efabr
FIN, ouB ser gar5e Sobnbagel lein
Mor0io=@ eidrei erbeben moge. &oo=
lepelt ielbit iob in Ser &anoll1ng oes
Napltes feline eigentlide 8eleioigung,
mie es aus ieinen 9epei@en flar
miro. 2d9erli6 lit e. &penn metboz
0iltiihe 8reoiger oarin cine 8eleiot.
gl1ng amerifanilder @rnnolate uto
Sn1titutionen finoen mouen. nnmilz
fiirlid perridten proteitantil6e 8re-
biger a,no gelbe 3eitungSjungen BEL
6ieler @el6idte 6oS Mmt ser 3d.
laomilden gleln, in0em Tie a0er @elt
perfin6en, bQB es Cine, aber au6 Bios
Cine Stride gebe, mel6e Sen Mnlprud
ma6t, gottliden %l1riprungS gu letn,
rn0 melde oesbalb anoere iogenannte
airden nidt als &irden anerfennt,
ion0ern Bios a1s Seften betradtet.
l1no oies fat iein @uteS in oieler
prin5ipienlolen 3eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Mit oen bieicr Sage pon &um bier

~
eingetroffenen Nabribten be5iiglid
Ser grnennung bon orei meiteren Bt-
idlofen fir Sen pafanten 8il9ofs1tB
in ocoo, 9. o, uno fir sic 5mei int
gr5bistbum ct. Yaul nel freirten 81
idofslite 8ismarf, 9e. g, nno
Groofiton, Minn., lino nun ale bi=
ldofliden Stiible in ser @r5oio5ele be-
lett. @obm'iter SER slbt Slncen5
@ebrle, 8. 8. 8, BON ser ct. Ma=
rieu Mbtei in &i9aroton, q. g., lit
als 8iidof ser 9i05eie 8iSmard,
bodm. SEER 8. 8. @orbett, 8farrer
Ser Gotbeorale Don Dulutb alS 8il6of
Don Groofiton un0 bodm. @err Soiepb
5. 8ui6 BON grceliior, Minn., ais
8ild1pf bon 2eao in 5ii0oafota er=
nannt moroeu. Ser bodm'ite &err
slbt Gincen5 @ebrle mur0e tn Ser
Sdmei5 %geboren, un0 iein tbatenrei=
DIES @irfen als Mbt ser iul1gen Mbtei
in Ser Sta0t &id)urOton, in gtortb
Gafota, labt 6arauf i6lieBen,
0ob u1ter linn Sic neue 9io5ele Bls=
n1arf sic iegensreiditen 8lutben ent=
falten mir0. Ser neue 8il6of BON
2coo, bodm. &err 8ui@, gebort als
Sberer oem &erban0 Ser ct. Yauler
Observation-Disclosures an, oeren per<
bienltliden @erfe unter &atbolifen
mie 9fidtfatbolifen b06ite @nerfen<
11l11g fin0en. @odm. SEER 8nl6 ent=
ltamnt elmer @anfierSfamilte in &eo
Ming, l1no auBer ibm geboren nod
orei jeiner 8rii0er 0em Brieiteritonoe
an. Or ltebt int beiten Mannesalter,
u11o lein Seeleneifer miro ser linn ar1=
p%ertrorten 9io5ele gemiB 5lm bo6iten
Grfolge gerei6en. &odm. Serr Got
bett, ser nel1e 8ildof bon Grooflton,
mur0e Dor 40 Sabren in Meenoota ge=
boren, un6 iein iegensrei6eS @irfen
ols Nfarrer ser &atbe0rale III Dnlutb
lQBt nit &e9t auf Elm glei6 erfolgrei=
DIES in ieiner neuen Dio5ele i6lieBen.
M0ge oas @trfen ser neuen 8ildofe
in Sen ibnen ongepiei enen Sprengeln
Elm ltets bon @ott b%egnaoetes lein!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Sen erjten sdmk in's politiide

Gountp-2ager feuert Serr Sarrp y.
gonng ourd Sic Mnfunoigung, 0aB ct
BEL ser oiesidbrigen @ountpmabl als
fir oas Sbabmeiiteromt ms
Sells riiden miro. Seine Mbli6t itntt
li@ ouf Sic S6ee,oab Ste Gountpdmter
Elm @emeingut iino, batter ein Sober,
ser oafir betdbigt, audi bere&tigt lein
lom. Seine 8efdbigung beitatigt &err
Doung, Elm Observation-Disclosures inuger
Mann, 6ur6 ieine @eidaftSerfabrung.
Sic er ii6 mabreno elmer funf5ebn
Sabre langen 9ienif5eit Bel &errn
@bitnep, oeiIen umfangrei6eS 2ano-
gel6aft in ct. CLOUD er belorgt, ge=
lammelt fat, cine Sbatia6e, sic Sen
@ertb 6es iu1gen @anneS mie in Der
BON linn beiorgten 10 au6 in ieoer
ibm fernerbin anoertral1ten Stelnng
erfennen 1aiien lolte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
8unbes=5enatpr 8eperibge np1t S11

8mnbes=G 8eperibge nun ST.
oiuna lift beute mobl Ser popularite
&epublifaner nad @r=Hraiioent Sbeo=
Bore @ooiepelt. @err 8eperioge per<
tritt sic Sntereiien oes golfes NIT
@nergie un6 nmiidt gegen Die gan5e
Stanopatters =s&3lique 6es 2anoeS. Die
8iirger ieines Staates baben oteleS
loeben offentli@ anerfannt, inoem tie
bel ser republifanii@en Staats-&on=
pention feline &anolungen I'M BunoeS=
&ongreB in6oiiirten, Sen Mlorid=Sa=
rif fallen IieBen un0 oas @ountp Sp<
tion-@eleb, baS BON ser lebten repnb=
lifanil6en Stuatslegislatltr altge11om=
men muroe, in ser &artei=&latform
gar ni6t %erpabnten. - Mnes ouf
@eranlaiiung bes 8~un0eS=S enotors
8eperioge. (@err 8eperioge lit ser
jiingite 8unoes|Senator uno er per=
beiratbete ii9 Dor etlpa 0rei Sabren
nit einem arme11, aber bubi6en nnO
bodlt geba0eten 0eutiden 0fao@en IN
8erlin.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Sbatiaden ipreden. 2eere &c.

sbatiaden ipre@en. 2eere &c.
bouptu1lgen u1o .%grl1noloie Hropbe=
5eibungen buben feinen @ertb. @ie
in Chicago, 10 baden auh I'M gtaate
Suinois Ste Nrobibitiomlten cine
griinolibe Nieoerloge erlitten, sic I'M
10 bitterer lit, als Sic 6anotifer in it,
rer b%o0enlolen Gerblen0ung 6as Sc
gentbeil ermortet batten. Sn 200
Staoten un0 Srtidaften mur0e iiber
sic 6rage, OF 9i5enien bemiligt mer=
Sen iouten, ober nidt, abgeitimmt
un0 Sic meitaus iibermiegenoe Mebr-
beit erflarte iid gegen 0as angebote=
ne So6. Inter Sen 80 BEL ser por=
lebten @abl troden gelegten 5taoten,
melde sic ibnen uuferlegten SeiieIn
mie6er obid)iittelten, befanoen iid 81.
gr0Beren @td0te &odfor0, Mattoon,
Decatur, Diron, De&alb un6 an6ere,
mabreno Sic 10 Staote, tpel9e sic
8robibitioniiten auf's Grodene ietten,
nit Musnabme @%alesburgs, nur cine
geringe 8eb0lferung baben. SSene 80
Staote baben BEN angebliden Segen
BEG @etrdnfeoerbots ridtig erfonnt.
Dnr6 Sda6en iin6 iie flug gemor-
sen. Die an6eren 10 Stdote molten,
mie es i9eint, 6ieielbe @rfabrnng ma
den. sic miro ni9t ausbIeiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Sem @ebanfc babon! iagt Stano-
batter &aDne, un6 erfldrt, baB bonn
&uuie bes gegenpartigen &ongreiieS
feinerIei Menoerung bes 3arifs 81 err
parten lei. Die @ei9dfte bdtten I'M
ter oemielben erfreulibe Sortidritte
gemadt, sic 3olleinnabmen %5ufrieoen-
itenenoe &0be erreidt, sic Elm 9efi=
ait int 8unoesbausbalt auf ein Sci
nimum reon5terer, mo5u cine Menoe<
rlng? Son einem 8apne, einem Ml-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
gn sic @udfebr &uoiebelts fniip.

fen iib manderlei Soffnutget, @r=
martungen, %iiberbaupt @eoanfen iiber
ste politii6e @eitaltung Ser 3inge I'M
2anoe, tpenn feline be0euten0e Yerlon<
lidfeit mie0er in Sic &reiie eintrrtt,
6enen iie Elm Sobr lang entfremoet
gemeien. sein Gmpfang miro ielbit=
peritanoli6 grobartig iein, miro ntdt
binter sem 5uriidbleiben, ser ieiner5ei1
Sent nit elropaiiden @brungen reid
beoadten gr=Erdii0enten Grant GUT
|tbeil mur0e, Sen bas fommer5telle
Seem Oorf olS g%eletgebe10er Sertreter
6eS 2onoes ii6 in Elm fiinltlerii6 er=
oudtes Seitgemano flei0ete. 8rpans
@mpfang nad ieiner ~l1m Sic @elt=
%reiie" mir6 6abinter meit 5uridblet-
Ben, oel1n 10 iebr er au6 bamolS nit
SEM Stimulus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
idoft umfleioet fem mo6te, er mar
sod MIR ser Mann leiner @artei,
500 lepelt aber fat ii6 al1s6riidlld
porbebalten, oaB, mas immer linn 5u<
ge0adt lei, pom Golfe in ieiner @e-
|lommtbeit fomme, obne nnteridieo Der
8artei. l1no 6as miro au6 gel6e-
ben. Man begreift es, 6ab er ii6 rtf=
tig eingeidatt ieben miq, 10 mie er
ii6 jeIbjt beritebt. @s lin0 5uar pel=
DIE, sic bon linn als bem ielbiterflar-
ten Mittelpunft 0es geiittge1 Melt-
uniperiums ipreden, mo5u Sic @reig-
nilie ser Ietten @oden @elegenbett
qeaeben baben mogen, inoeiien oaS tit
Sic aarte Ser 5p0tter, sic eS ni6t l11t<
terlaljen f0nnen, iberan Ben 9ate11
ser @ritif ein5uidlagen, tbatiadl1d
Miro er auf einen allgemeinen, mobl-
gemeinten, pieneidt audi entbulta1tl-
iden @mpfang rednen bur fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Sim II. Mfai uiro fir sic polniide

Beb0lferung Der User. Stdate1 GROCER
6eiertag in @aibington iein. IS
mer6en Damn sic Statren bon Sos
5iobsfo uno Bulasfi entbunt. 9ie
%erltere itebt auf Sem 2afapette Square
Sic an0ere an ser BennlDlpania Mpe=
nue., neben Dem gf~ationulen 5beater.
6eitlidfeiten bieler Dirt be5et6nen 10
re6t 6en fosmopolitiidm @barafter
unierer Station. Die gan5e 5ipililierte
@elt fat ibren Sribut beigeiteuert gu
einem einbeitlihen Staatsmel en, tn
SEM ie5er nationalen Nngeborigfe1t
a%ufommenoe Entertaining miro nno
Sic groBe Sci ammtbeit bod MIR BON
einem Observation-Disclosures @eoan<
fen erfuut It.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Ser natipnale 6ricoensfpngrck, Scr

inn porigen Sabre megen 0es groben
STREETS aufgeidoben mlroe, miro tn
oielem Sabre bonn 81. Suli Bis 6.
Mltguit lit Stodbolm itattfinoen. Die
0iesjQbrigen Mobelpreiie betragen fir
1910 14O,7O2 &ronen. @s lit ser
@oridlag geanod]t moroen, gr0Bere
6eitlidfeiten gu peranitalten, men1
ser Mobelpreis gum 5ebnten Mal ber=
lieben miro. 8m 6ieier Seier iollen al
le nod 1ebenoen observation-disclosures
ei%ndeId1en mer6en.
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= Sci elmer Montag Morgen III
ser @%atbe6role bonn bodm. ST.. SEQ
@ons geleienen 8rautmeiie mnroen
fiIir's, 2eben pereint Sobn TonieS, MEL
der ans. Mpe. liioIid Elm 8arbierge<
idaft betreibt, unb SRI. Bertha Gong,
melde III 2eiiens Guenmaarenbano-
lung lieben Sabre bie -&aiftreriteae
.inne bottle. Ma96em bas ia1nge Soar
inn Sau1e ser Mmtter ser @raut beim
6riibitiid sic ber5liditen 8ufunftS-
miinIde entgegen genomrnen bette,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
LOVERS, LANE.

], Nov. 3, 1910. These are busy days
on the head waters OF Piney run.
Mr., Pool Is saving the Harry Long
timber
Bailey Morgan has been blowing
for Mrs. Vance this week.
w. Hawkins was laying the
health stones; and setting the CRATES in
Shis new house,.
The frost made5us all think Of win
Ger. 24Ilil 'fiallSis
Fred and Wesley yangilder finished
splcking apples IN me SNOW storm last
week. 4 ri 4 & II
= Wesley satd lie knew they were win.
fter apples - =. s.-s-,--- - 4..5
& Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. powney cele-
aBrated ,tthe. C60th anniversary Of their
wedding day 'octoherS27. Many of
Stheir neighbors children and grand.
children weFei present and all enjoyed
the occasion. A cumptuous dinner
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

$500 per bushel end apples soc to
$l.5O per bushel. Every one set their
own price and no one Seemed to know
the standard market price. The mer.
chants complained because the farm.
ers peddled their produce and the
farmers complained that the mer-
chants wouM not pay a good price.
Halloween passed or without much
excitement, except SOME Instructions
in the road along Lovers Lane.
John Vance and G. W., Hawkins got
their share of the tun, having had to
come home after dark with their
teams and Of course had 10 clear the
road before they could get through.
Later another crowd Of boys followed
and built more fences across the road.
John Vance has purchased two pens
OF Rhode Island Red chickens and also
pen of Mammoth Bronze turkeys
which will be shippedp hin week or
two from Clark Crc.'s in Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

was served by the children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Downey are both past so years
of age and are wei. and happy.
Rev. Brooks Morgan moved this
week into the. Cleyenger property. Mr..
FClevenger's family moved to Fairmont
to send their children to school this
winter. Mr.. Clevenger has good work
at the Carpenter trade.
Mr. Brooks Fetty is visiting her pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. chrome Summers.
Ii.Miss Aida Vanglder was. visiting
her aunt, Ellen Vance, Wednesday.
Miss Cassie Vangilder came home
this week from Golden Pages 10 at
tend school at iForksburg.
Mr.. Lloyd Page spent Sunday al
home.
Mrs. T. NJ. Butler, who spent Octo'
Der visiting on.Lover's Lane, has join
ed her husband III Fairmont and they
have located there. Mr.. Butler is en-
gagged in the book work.
Rev. F. H. Robbins, of Morgantown,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

was calling on Mrs. Vance Thursday
in the interest of the S. D. A. church.
Mrs. Ellen Vance is having an ideal
orchard planted this fall consisting Of
about 500 apple, peach, plum, pear and
ounce. and 1000 raspberries and
strawberries and 1000 currants and
goose berries. She has a fine loca-
ton for fruit and says Marion county
is as good as Hampshire. rms sum-
lner she had $500 worth OF fruit on q
few trees around the house.
We do not see why the Board or
Trade or the council Of Fairmont does
not build a market house or at least
set aside Washington and Monroe
streets FROM Main to Madison for tho
farmers on market days. This would
certainly be better for both the farm
ers and merchants and more uniform
price fwoull be maintained which
would be better for all concerned. This
past summer berries sold for % to
TAO cents, per gallon; plums $1.25 to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
(. Camden Vangilder is at FairmonI
hauling for Oregon Moran.
TEXAS BILL. Z
PlNEY RUN AND PRlcKETT,S
g. NDEEk

We will try and gather up few
items from our quiet little town. =
Mrs. 2. B. Heck and daughter, Mel
lie. were visiting at Monroe Mcvick
er's Sunday. L
OF Watson, Tuesday. ~
Miss Cassie Vangilder, who has
been staying at Goldie Pagels near
Fairmont. was visiting her parents
Sunday. NH
Mr.. Clayton Wolf and son. Raymond,
were visiting his sister. Mrs. c. w
Freeman, Saturday and Sunday, at En-,
terprise. ''r . -,,,,-.- - ,St.
Mr.. zeb Heck was visiting relatives
at Grafton Saturday and Sunday. Il
Mrs. Mollie' Wolf and daughters,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
Coming Attractions
ST. ELMO"
New York Production,
tls4 io9f moo Tonight. -
i@aretfplG aapi - ----Tr-T-- 4. - = w
trs qgTHE:RoHAL SLAVE, ~ 4 4
,,t.7 . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is -,
y, ''l1>E;yEitLYs or GRAUsTANK, l,Si
Thursday November 1o?i ~
Lt1z ETCTTTpii "a.
oifTHht ELks INSTR Y S,,,e 2 3,
oiTHlat ELksssiA INsTRELS z e, Z. Z
s<sSepspf November t2Gi27s t,::s,ts e,
AT THE esANp TONIGHT
Excellent Company Viii, Present the
oldLSeuthern; Drama Ist, Elmo
This EyeDinn. ~ 1. s 4,

While the present y Trend 9of the
drama Would apparently mitigate that
plays dealing with the. seamy side Of
life are the ones most demanded of
the dramatic author at;present, 1t III
a notable and pleasing fact that one Of
the real successes of the present sea-,
son is a dramatiza;ion OF "St. Elmo"
Augusta ]. Evans wonderful delinea,
tion of southern life and character.
"St. Elmo" is play vastly different
from the current type of theatrical
productions dealing as 1t does with
the almost ideal conditions OF country
life in the Southern States; and yet
Neil Twomey has scared one of the
successes OF the season ana has given
TO the theatergoer visualized repro
duction of a novel that is an American
rather than southern classic. Inter.
preted by cast OF players of metro
politan reputation, Mr. Twomey's play,
will be seen al the Grand this event
ing IN 'sef ,tt N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

Maggie, and Nellie. were calling. at Mr..
Richard Pools Sunday. !.
Leonard, the little son of Guy
Reeves, is quite sick with scarlet fe-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

Mr.. Ell Hayhurss. while on hisswayy
home from Fairmont Sunday evening.
stopped at the Waldo Hotel to warm
his feet, 1t being very cold weather,
Kit the old mule got cold and starr
ed home and upset the buggy but for
tunately no one was hurt but the bug
gy shafts were broken up.
Mr. Clayton Wolf has, been Staying
some fine porkers this cool weather. e
Mr.. John Wolf and grandson. Ray.
mond, were calling at Crit Carpenters
LUCKY. BILL. 4
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-20

Mr.. D. G. Brown. Of MadisonviIle,
and Miss Agnes Register. Of Kurten,
were united in marriage at high noon
yesterday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Buchanan, Rev. Lizzie LawIess
officiating. It was quiet. but beauti.
ful home wedding, solemnized in the
presence Of number Of relatives and
friends.
The bride was attired in hand
some going away dress Of amethyst
grey taffeta, with hat, gloves and
shoes to match. tn. groom wore the
conventional black
After the ceremony. and the bride
and groom had received the congratu-
lations Of all present, the guests re-
tired to the dining room where an ele-
giant wedding dinner was served.
Miss Agnes is an accomplished
young lady. her beautiful personality
and sunny disposition having won for
her many true and lasting friends.
She is the youngest daughter Of Mrs.
| Al. Register ana was reared in this
county. For the past three years she
| has made her home with her sister
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Buchanan.
Mr.. Brown was reared in Madison
vile. is son Of Postmaster Brown Of
that place, and is an Industrious young
man Of excellent character He is a
prosperous building contractor.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Brown, accompanied by friends. came
TO Bryan and left by the 4:30 /. and G
N train for bridal trip through New
and Old Mexico When they return
they viii begin housekeeping in a coy
cottage MIR. Brown has in readiness
! for the reception of his bride.
4 The Eagle joins their many friends
~ o<<oo~.&rIo<foor ora ho~s ..;eno- %,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-20
AN UNIQUE ADVERTISEMENT.

Mr.. H. R. Cavitt has at his drug
store one of the most unique and
original advertisements that we have
seen in long time. It is complete
trolley line and is designed to adver'
tise the Hilcrest addition to the city
Of Bryan. A loop track, supposed to
take in Bryan. College, Dellwood
Park. ana Hilcrest, has been built and
regular little trolley car, operated
by electricity. goes gliding smoothly
around exactly in the same manner
as sure enough car. Stops are
made at Bryan. College. Dellwood and
Hilcrest by breaking the circuit as the
car reaches those points. allowing pas
sengers to get on and of. The cleo
tricity is supplied from battery and
is communicated to the motor of the
car through the rails instead of an
overhead trolley. 1t is very eralistic
and attracted a crowd all day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-20
PUTS YOUR STOMACH IN FINE
SHAPE IN ONE DAY.

Just read how Mr.. Cook got rid of
the worst kind of Indigestion:
Il had Indigestion in its worst form
and was advised to use Mi-o-na. /
then weighed about III lbs. The
first few doses gave me marked bene-
fit and after using two boxes was
entirely cured. Am now 81 years old
and weigh 1872 lbs, and am now in
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-20

- =" sa' oe'"'ua nay w ''a'A'
D'o n0ns N'i ~
Mounc o'ty ra'n's may cost . tr''
no more Dill =. = 'eIk'ns' u
m''' 2 : rArAs returned 'n's a''er'
"oon IRON visit % nearne
Roger Williams was up today from
Miilican and called on thy Eagle
Rev. E. l.. shettles. Of Calvert. is
the guest Of friends in this ci(y.
Miss Aliue Rohde returned thts az
ternoon from a visit to Franklin.
ror so,a. rh-aa r,oa y..sov cou,s
nn,v Mrs rar,,e "a cba,bam ,Ao
= a"' VOC :" 'ou' o
laa'es l0n forget 70 STOP at Cav
~ uius s'o'o III e'Y" anu so''s
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"s''pn ~ ''e''' ~ 'A' 'S ~
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Vui hume place. iof fen~ ssss
s'o" y 10 sa'en 'neua ~ =
>uam'' =
rru'' Jars anu ru'Oes Lo"es'
prices 10 ne haa- nas"ens Dooh
store i'0
president n = Miner Oh inc a
ana M. Sohese was ~ Inc oi's INN
AFTERNOON
"niie In Town shopping s,op ~ Sa'
'tes ior q SAUCER % uei'snuui s
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MI ana MIA : T. Du''oA' - ~
i'ean 0nape'' were ''s''o's ~ 'Ae s'''
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Don't iofsel 1ne oarn'sa' oalu'ua'
evening : 10 o. al MIS- n Law
rehees'
MISS NIUE uia"a"' u "'
Is 'ne guest " Ni'' W. = 'S'
~ 'n's e''s
come ana ENJOY tne .arh''ai ea'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-20
FOR GOOD AND BETTER HORSES

The Eagle is requested to announce
a meeting of all persons interested in
the development of fine horses at the
Carnegie hall Monday afternoon at 4
p. m. At this meeting will be orga-
nized a driving cluD." All persons
interested are invited to attend.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-20
BAPTIST PICNIC POSTPONED.

Superintendent c. E. Bullock re-
quests the Eagle to announce that
the picnic of the First Baptist Sunday
school to have been given tomorrow
will be postponed on account Of the
rain. 1t will be given in the very near
future just as soon as the weather will
permit.