davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
laE WEATHER PEPORT.

- record and Forecast -W Washington.
=. -. Fitss1re hss generally rieer. except IN
ra,ln' sns south Atlantic states, bur
'.s..N''' re.s'.rsly low throughout me
~, -'ss eerefalv. wi'h resulting rains
a. n3 interior Of the Cuif states Ten
cf,a. ne vest portions ~ North carolina
r. From the Ohio valley norfhsas' -
X go rams THURSDAY uere followed hy
f,z-...s al'ins Frday In The West ard
.s... 'Aefs was no precipitation N conse-
Il. =. ,-''eh conditions are unsettled IN the
l.s... ',-s9ln end Res Rfver vaileys and
- 4, ta'' nth ncu local SHOWS and
= sis.s '@,ifeclv cooler from the west
~tase 'pii iheasiragd into Western New
- Rim. risewnere teAperafufe changes
II. : ~ e.i Ni'o low pressure persist-
=, sssfb., I'D iaeft is hule prospect of set
VI 49, tNl-.e the next Two dsvs over me
- ar',...s sDAih portions of TIE eastern haif
a., a-o showers are Usel. to con
< 1,.,.S Slli afst.s aua 10 extend i,ro th.
Nftfs 1s far noffhnqrl a. vr-
10 r,r .,o' ditfurh8nco over eastern SON, r.
"a ~ A.. 80 f3lsc .0cai rains or sro,rs SAT-
,,,tf H., -h7er Nississ.pri Valley j., win
''i m me south Atlantic states
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
pElMr CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River April Q During The lasf week
thr rri~t 10th iuir-ef has assumed -r-
active fenfcnry and thor has been eood IN
quff, s1r narrow ana wide goods sales arr
est fI!nated 10 lose - lto"hh rirorf. WIN d.
lt,erics and traaing wel up 10 JuY TIE de-
uand f1r narrow AMI wce gods w1s met
fa,,lr we'll by tire mills bur all were slow SELL
srs ~ tb4 close While the activity OF the mar
fef is looked uron as a slight lnpror emeuf. -
ane. no' warrant any predictions as L. the tut
gfe 8nd fie general Indications are fof con
quo, ltions PSI inch - hv 81. 3'@ nominal
2l-inrh - BE- So sac n-mnal 2l-inch. 90 b.
m o 8-iGc 27rincn. 80 by SO l5-iec 3, p inth
@ b, c. Be- 33-inch 6 by -. Sbc
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April Talk of possible clash Re
tween France ard spain save prefext tcr an ad-
vance TO-DAY ~ tha rrica ~ wreaf Vow III
vesfmsnt was not 80 corresponding volume. bur
the close was strons. with gains al the wav
rcm IA itc o i-2c Latest figures on corn
showed a rise n "a 5c ard for cats isGi.c 70
". The day trading ieff hog products shade
y, iI'-c higher than tNclty-fcur hours previous
Pange ~ nrlcaa.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
NEW DEERE COMPANY FORMED
American implement Raises Capital
from $1,000 to $4,000 600.

Chicago. april The American Im7le-
raent Conpanv raised ITS capital stock
from $40 noo to s50o0ooOo today and, hled
the certihoa ton With the Secretary Of State
At Springfield II is forming COMPANY
for the recently announced reorganization
Of Teere & Co implement manufacturers
or Moline III. and twentv-one smaller
companies which II has bought out pay
irz fcr with irs own stock
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
LIQUOR MAN Held FOR PERJURY

HAnr- Berger. formerly president and
general mana ger II the Berger WINE and
Tlauor Con1rany of 70 A. Lencx avenue.
vas arrested yAstsrdav under an rdict
rnart charging him with rerjurv lie Is al
Legged = have made false statements as
70 the assets Of the Berger COMPANY in
bsnkruntcv proceedings before Thomas
AIexander Tinted States commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

tssl GETS OFF WlTH FINE.
s-a,lss April 7-Sa-nuei Goldst@in. 4
i't n q Jewish svnaEcgus n Montreal
-fans' whon0 RE federal s~and l9ry found
!, i-alctrsnt for smuggling IN rough dia-
-!3s int' the United states. b~ way ~
elsss Point y r IN March Il paid q
z q E00 this afternoon ann was die
szifsi
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

- -. ,s,rnersture vestersar. ff degrees tsf
High'st icwesf A.. sv@rsge "a a.~r1re for
=" Socs,,a a daie last wear a. afernse Tor
cce9rrrssponing aae lasi ,h,r'y',ee ,, =
Loe.i 5s,,to north - ncr'hens' "in1s
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
rrorR AND ,tEAI-Flour = LITTLE -

sp6s 5g' rs;'a's slssds 3 s. f .,aisas !
sprias clears. 81 sc9S4 70 extra 10 winter.
Vansls -,r,ishts 81 eoTSis5 tanc'. spring
patents s5a0QS6 RYE FLOrF-Fnn fair
- good - +ons4 so. choice n fsncv. 81 $50
- 50 CCRNMEAL-kilnd dried. 50 ~ BAG
1oafee. A. 1oaslIF TEED-westsru spring.
s28 - q S28 90. STANDARD middlng S25 759
SoC -four a. s2s red dog. Ses %: city bran.
SOS 50 oulI s27 sacks rliddlna s27aSoS. red
dog. s2s % hominy cnop. 81 30 oulk' So 20
pRoy oyIsIONs-Moderately active and stead
isr Influenced ~ moderate receipts of live
ir the vlrds POPE-Steddy; mess S20Te
so 50. family SO 500 so: short clear. 81 q
SIS 50 BEEF-Mess. Sl3 80 n Sli. family. SIS
Is15 50. racket. S14Tsi4 80. extra India mess.
$eS n 81 80. BEEF HAMS s279s2o DRESSED
IfOGS-Becons. 9asc. $50 III. ossc 100 III.
p-sc. fio 3d. a-sc. pigs loisc CTr MEATS
picked beliios 70 n i2ise - IN. 1ll.c; II
70. i1c picked hams III 7f2c TALrOw-
barely s,ea6y. city Sac country. ~ 86isc
=. .Gsc refined easy. South America. 8, SIC
Continent s55c. Brazil kegs l0.s5c. COM
pOUND-Barely steedy. - = Y. sTEAR-
STGAK--Renn@d steady and unchanged
standard grlnulated. tI5G lsoc net less !
nor cent ca.h There we're sales ~ about 50 600
b1gs sugars spot. afont and April shipment. in
clrding porto Rico az 8.s8c aud cuhas at 2 i-c
cost and freight equal to :. SIC here and that
ruear % test allie cuba cables drouth in
sastern provinces ard $50 centrals grinding
I'M London beet sugar vas s, ~ I'D lower
but stead r. April anc MAY. ion Tisd. August,
R,ct-Firm at primary points and steady
uFTAIS-COPPER- dun. spot
Aprii Nav. June and JUS. ilToTli ssc
london dull spot fsi - - futures t5i l5s
Ike corner 12.3Tie r - soc. electrolvtic
- osaIq enc casting 1eai2isc TN
rIrrn but auiet spo, April and May. ~ 81 4, a
- 7Ic Tune ., 70 ~ 500 July. 81 u ~. Ihc Lon
don STEADY. spot tl94 IS. fumras. fiS0 Is.
rFAT-r)uii 100 4SJc View York . ~ n {. zoe
raet 81 I 0uis London ~ lss 81 sFFLTFR--
Dut i0G 450c rew York SO y Roc East
{. Touis london f23 los ANTrMoNT Dull
f~oolsor,. oRa so- IRor-Cleveiend war
rar,s ig, ~ IN Londcn locally stendy No
foundry Northcrn. 81 * ISIS 90 No ,
vor,h IN - Southern and 30 Southern
soft 81 SoR3IG
MoIAssEs AND syRvPs-Mnrket un.
S<ytT SrORYs-spiritH turpentine dull
ana nominal ROSIE urm. Tar lower and easy
- me decline SPIRITS TrRPrNrrNF. ma
~bi,e hbls osc TAR 0d62Hc RosIN--
C'orrrnon 20 good strained. SOC. p $3.50 Il,
go T and SIc. q. Doc
on - Iinsaed on unchanged. Renred
rctreieurn stiadv A. recent prices
sCTJONsEVD Orr---Stcadisr early. hut de-
rrari proved disappointing and nnal prices were
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
eOSTcM CufE STOCKS

rFt,-r.ss=d - = Thomas Reirhardt Ne 20
Broad streer. New York; No. "a revonEnlrs
street. -s-on. and Ne ie king s,gset va
Toronto. CanasaD
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

,.., oeici.i Reco-d.-The following oflcifi
-. ,-c-, ,re weather Bureau shows The
.,..-rss IN te7nosrarure Ter me iasf tre1ty-four
,o,,s in eomparisor Win thf coirfspenains date
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEA.OARD CIEARASCES.
cor Ton

COITON stcsdv ~ q decline 81
POINTS IN August but generally unchanged -
I point hishsr and gradually worked up 70 ?
uer advance Of : TO - points on old crop posl
ucns. With MAY sel'lng ~ - Sc and July AZ
1880. or about 80 points ahove the low i""-l
of last week. Their was little sca''ered
selling Of NAV or thu advance. but nc cl9se
WIS stead. ret unch augec - po'nt. hisn~r
southern SPOT markets unchanged 20 ~
higher Weekly movement figures Port r.
c4in'7 7e So bales. againe' N."Sn last year.
overland 10 mills and canada 1t.lN'. azainst
Il 2ll last year. Southein mill fakings. est
mated - 600. AGAINST 2Uo0n last ear loss OF
stocks af interior towns 2S.4pf. against inh
last year. brought into sieht for the week
.bsJ-4 against S 18J last year Total crop
r,fora-r,er' Port r-ceipis 7.Hs2. lle f1l.2ne de-
Quoted r~e eipts Norfolk. etci. against 9 40 iuf
last v4s.. overland 20 mills and Canada $50
9-s tff. .X2n added. against eH2. .osI last season
southern n'iu takings. 1890 600. against 1913
0Gn lagi wear stock az interior towns IN excess
of September : 260 >is. against S4h tSl last
yeer. brought into ti9ht thus "a tor season,
10 qs33t2 azain-r . ip4.2i5 las' season. Ih@
total crop movement is FOR 21H favs his sea
son aga'nst 600 drvs last season. Local con
tract pffcer
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

,.. ngb, 10 moderate variable winds becom-
ing east -. --~.,. ,.,5 ,-.r- ENGLAND ran-
,,liIy al to-day and SUNDAY. moderate nofih 70
northeast winds
ceso,,i obser- ations OF United states weather
-. ,,lon N { r. N yesterday follow
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

Pounds- Mar 1911 Teh 1911 Mar 1910
Production .. ls0 j32 Oso 100 SOS 2oT 100 o67 F67
Prev. stocks. 15S 30 1i2 iSe 400 io7 1s7 ,Do2
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

p.ss'.. s,t's '1ss- g p ~ -f'h ne@1ar 'rs A.
''s.'' fs.-ses 20 sss ls
80, '0''yoss re' azss 'Hrecgh 90 "'s e. eo-1l 'r
-, ooTee res PASS through pofos o' e7.f ton
90. "s+a oaY 20 zero fe-z.0g -. enc 30 .sg'ees
- IA , P-flY Cod r C.ooc, z va'o : 0cs
,'n a's.ng tuo-s In 49, fn- ,,o1
sso. 'ci-zie i-npe azure second 23-hoyf Dl-cp-
i...sy -, ',N 9f no'e of Q; hours ending . n tes.
f'i scic-fis ssfr igof rlofe miles pet hour
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
E-rrrlccrr. hales.
EXPOR rs.

IT p"UIrrN' Nhs"l f,-li NUSV'I q srN1'
Live poultry. crts 95i Wine iCah bs
Oranges fFia) - , or Brandy cab.
Oranges car cs y i6o
The Washington times., 1911-06-22
Brilliant Program
Arranged for Rest
Of London Season

LONDON, June 22.-The program Of
the remainder of the coronation season
is a brilliant one, including military
and naval pageants, sporting events
social affairs, and functions of state
and private nature. The principal ones
follow:
June 23-Royal procession through
south London.
June 24-Naval review of Spithead.
King George and Queen Mary will wit
ness it from the royal private yacht
June 2s-Royal gala performance at
Opera House, Covent Garden. King
George. Queen Mary, and the whole
court will be present in state.
June 2 III n KITE and ana Queen tsss n ~
In a procession through the city.
June 3o-The July meeting at New
market, the most fashionable turf event
of the year. The King and Queen will
In July the following functions will
investiture Of the Prince of Wales.
royal visit to Edinburgh, royal levee
at Holy Rood Castle, Edinburgh, King
and Queen visit Glasgow, visit to Dub
lin.
The American ambassadors reception
on the Fourth Of July takes on unusual
Importance this year, due to It's falInS
in the coronation season, when hun
dreds Of prominent Americans who
otherwise would not have been in the
of the season.
The Henley royal regatta will be held
from July to July 8.
Goodwood race week, July Is to July
%, at the course upon the estate OF
not only from a racing standpoint, but
from a fashionable view, and Cowes
week Is from August 2 to August 5.
The Washington times., 1911-06-22

sign was positively dazzling, consisting
of looped and interlaced circles and
scrolls OF magnificent diamonds, with an
enormous gem at the center OF each OF
the five arches, one of which, the fam
Gus Nesca stone, was so mounted as TO
swing with every moment OF the wear
ers head, flashing beams OF NSht IN
every direction. me coronets Ealue is
placed at 100000, and it Is whispered
in court circles that the duchess intend
ed it to outshine the Queens, whlcn Is
considered to have been extremely bad
taste, though people are pretty careful
about saying so.
The Princess Christian wore the only
coronet set with turquoises-the stones
of prosperity. The turquoises alternat-
ed with diamonds on raised points.
The Duchess of Albany's headdress
consisted of a quad-uple row of dia-
sun, the rays of which are formed by
glittering brilliants. The Princess Al
exander Of Teck's tiara was formed Of
slanting 'wheatears Of diamonds, meet
ing in front.
Sutherland, who was one of the four
peeresses charged with the supporting
Of the queens canopy, was geomet-
rical design of pearls and diamonds. ly-
ing against a band Of diamonds: Pear
shaped pearls were used TO give the
headdress greater height. The Duchess
of Newcastles diadem was straight
band Of diamond lacework an inch and
half in depth and broadening IN front
into fat yolutes of dazzling stones. Ris-
ing from one side Of the central spike
was a feather, cleverly simulated in dia-
monds. The duchess Of Beaufort wore
a bandeau Of diamond rosettes, rising
into high ornamental scrolls In front:
The Duchess of Norfolk, wife of the
earl marshal, master Of today's ceremo-
niles, had upon her head crown com
posed of a high garland Of diamond oak
leaves and acorns, the badge OF her
acorns were each formed OF single
stone. =,
Lady Clementine Warning was in a d.
The Washington times., 1911-06-22
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
NARROWLY AVERTED
IN PACKED STREETS
Riot Checked by Police.
Fire Truck Starts Panic
in Crowd.

LONDON, June 22.-Scores of n
and women overcome, several near
panics. and two or three serious acct
dents were incidents of the coronation
today.
A number of happenings that lookd
for a while as though they would resuk
seriously marked the parades to and
from the abbey. The worst occurred at
Trafalgar square where the police
nearly precipitated a riot when they
attempted to clear a roadway for the
whom the police drove back had been in
their positions for hours, and they
stoutly resisted dislodgment.
Line Broken.
The police line was momentartIy
broken, and had 1t not ben that over
whelming re-enforcements were rush
to the scene. the crowd would have
baked the procession. The REINFORCE
ments drove the people back uncere-
moniously, several being slightly III
jured.
One of the magnificent arches erected
for the coronation celebration collapsed
while the exercises were being con-
Quoted.
One woman was crushed to death and
many others injured.
Just before the King entered the alb
fright and threw its rider. The horse
dashed toward the spectators, who were
damned so closely that they could not
get out of the way. A daring police
man saved trouble, however, by fling
ing himself at the horses head and
catching the bride.
A number of persons were injured just
before the return parade in panic
caused by a fire truck dashing through
the crowd. Scores of spectators were
knocked down, and seevral run over.
None OF the injuries were serious.
Many Collapse.
On the way to the abbey the word
got abroad that there was still plenty
of room along the professional route,
and thousands who had been deferred
through the belief that there was no
room. and also from fear that the po-
lice would treat all spectators ruthless
", focked to the return route As a
consequence there was a larger crowd
to witness the procession back to the
palace.
The return trip was marred by much
more confusion, owing to Increasing
coIlapses of spectators Even many o.
the soldiers were overcome by their
long vigil along the parade route and
had to be carried away in ambulances.
The Washington times., 1911-06-22

with a clean Knockout today at the
entrance to the Abbey. Lord Lonsdale,
one of England's best-known sporting
men, and a friend of Johnson. gave
Johnson two tickets that johnson I'M
derstood were good for the Abbey.
Accompanied by his white wife, and
rugged out until George in his corona
ton robes had little on him, Johnson
presented himself at the Abbey, but got
bunch of attendants decided that his
credentials were shy several points.
johnson protested a little, but he soon
found that he was up against the real
British article of stubbornnes.
Johnson and his wife then went to the
nearest reviewing stand, where their
tickets were recognized.
The Washington times., 1911-06-22
Coronation Music Is
One of Features of
Today's Ceremonies

LONDON, June 22.-An elaborate mu-
steal program featured the coronation
ceremony.
the musical arrangements and worked
for weeks preparing the program Most
of the music was especially composed
for the occasion. but some that was used
English church music found a place In
the scheme of melody.
The works used, however, were ex-
clusively by English composers cover
ing three centuries of cathedral music.
Nearly all the present day writers of
church music were represented
An interesting feature in the list Of
selections is the number of titled mu-
sicians
The Washington times., 1911-06-22
It Is Your Kidneys

More than half the aches and
pains from which humanity suffers
are due to a disordered state of
the kidneys.
The Washington times., 1911-06-22

almond cap designed after the cap worn
by Queen Mary Stuart of Scotland. De-
pending from 1t, a large heart-shaped
diamond rested upon the wearer's fore
head. Lady Decies had on the Cartier
crown of diamonds given to her by her
father. George Gould, as a wedding
present. Lady Tenant wore a Russian
diadem Of pearls and diamonds.
The Washington times., 1911-06-22
Jewels of Subjects
Rival Those Worn by
The King and Queer

LONDON, June 22-Millions of dol
lars worth of jewels were displayed by
the royal guests at the coronation cere-
monies.
The Duchess Of Westminster wore the
handsomest coronet seen in Westmin-
ster Abbey at the coronation. The de-
The Washington times., 1911-06-22
Jack Johnson Finds
Ticket mo Good" For
Entrance to Abbey

LONDON, June 2.-Big Jack Johnson
champion pugilist Of the world. met
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-19

Extra select Berwick Bay oysters a
Howell & Newton's market.
One-third off on cut glass and china
at McKenzie's jewelry store.
Finest fruit cake ingredients at How.
ell & Newton's. Order now.
Every suit We sell is positively guar
anteed in every detail. Brandon
Lawrence.
Prices on gold-headed umbrellas cut
in two at McKenzie's jewelry store.
Miss frankie Armstrong returned Il
her home in Hearne today after visit
ing relatives in the city.
Don't forget that hand-painted china
makes nice Christmas gifts. Parker
Astin.
The right discount on the right price
makes a bargain at Jenkins drul
store.
Have just received nice line Of
scissors, oxidized handles, etc. Parker
Astin.
Mrs. ]. S. Taylor left today for he
home at Rich Hill, Mr., after visitinl
Mrs. R. v. Kernole.
Ladies' skirts in voiles, corduroy and
panamas 80 per cent off regular price
The Globe Dry Goods Co.
Hair switches and transformations
made from combings. Phone AS
Beatrice ]. Calhound.
DR.. NJ. e. Weaver spent today II
Waco on business connected with tn,
Baptist Geenral Convention.
The Imperial Garage can and will
teach any lady to handle Buick auto
mobile.
Miss Zula Bate left today for a visi
to relatives and friends in Houston
and other points in South Texas.
Blankets and comforts at the Globe
Dry Goods Co. at 20 per cent off reg
ular price.
Meet Old Santa at the 430 I. e G
n. train tomorrow afternoon and lie
him know what you want for Christ
mas.
Santa Claus finds his purest an(
freshest candies, fruits and nuts a
Howell & Newton's.
w. H. McVey and son@Virgil wen
to Dallas last night to attend thu
State Boys Corn Show. Mr.. McVey'l
son will make an entry in the show.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-19
BANQUET At ALLEN ACADEMY

Twelve roasted turkeys and>cfe hun
dred dozen oysters are two items OF
the menu at banquet to be given at
Allen Academy tomorrow night In
honor of the boys on the eve OF their
departure for home for the holidays,
II will be strictly school affair given
as an expression of friendship, fellow
ship and good cheer among students
and teachers.
The handsome dining hall will be
made bright with Southern smilax and
festive holly. Plates will be laid for
one hundred and sixty. The boys, UNI
der the leadership of Mrs. Hudspeth
will make merry with college songs
The following program will be rem
dered:
Toastmaster-Mr Nat B. Allen.
The Seniors-Warren n. Yates.
The Juniors-Walter V. Fort.
Athletics-Douglass Herring.
The Maverick-Richard Gregg.
The Y. NJ. C. Atom Conway.
The Faculty-Jack Cavitt.
The A. A. Boy-Mr. j. H. Allen.
Bryan and the Academy-Maj. L. l.
McInnis.
The Spirit of Christmas-Rev.G Glenn
Finn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-19
@@@@@@@ @@ @@@@@@@dZ

Let Watson Bros. do your hauling.
Phone 1913.
P. II. Arlington of Millican was in
the city today.
G. H. Echols was in the city today
from Rosprim.
Ring Cooper & Cole for all kinds Of
| fresh groceries.
See our pretty Christmas lamps.
Parker-Astin Co.
Overcoat weather! Buy now. Bran
don & Lawrence.
| If you want something good to eat
call Cooper G Cole. 4
DR.. w. F. Odom was in the city to.
day from Kurten.
Any lady or child can drive a Buick.
1t has been proven.
You can find what you want at Bran
don & Lawrence's.
Oh! those mince pies! Wet mince
meat at Howell & Newton's.
That certainly was a bargain got
at Jenkins sale today.
See the 1912 Bucks at the Imperial
Garage before you buy.
A nice Christmas present for your
wife--a Buick automobile.
Lee Josey was in town today from
his home at Cameron ranch.
First-class fancy cakes, pies and
fruit cake. Mrs. Otto Bohme
Those fruit cake and salad ingre
dents at Howell & Newton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Griffin of Well
born, were visitors to the city today.
Hon. Charles Davis was in the city
today from his farm in the bottom.
Mems and ladies' sweaters one-third
off regular price. Globe Dry Goods Co.
For Sale-Cheap, combination horse;
gray. See Rudolph Myers at postoffice
We are now better prepared to
serve the trade than ever. Cooper g.
Cole.
If you want to get in ahead of the
rush you had better hurry. E. ]
Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Stasney of near
College Station were in the city today
shopping.
All mems suits SO per cent off from
regular price. The Globe Dry Goods
Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-19

Mems and boys overcoats to be
closed out regardless of cost at the
Globe Dry Goods Co.
For Sale-Two-year-old thorough
bred bronze gobblers at $500 each.
Apply to Ed Wickes.
Santa Claus will arrive tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon at 4:30 on the
]. & G. n. train. He wants every child
| in town to meet him at the train.
See the silver and pearl handle
pocket knives at Parker-Astin's for
Christmas gifts for the men.
Attention Is directed to the change
in Walkers &c and 10c store ad this
afternoon. The date of Santa Claus
arrival is announced today.
We have pretty line of brass and
wraught iron fire sets. Count one OF
them in your list of Christmas pres
ents. Parker-Astin Co.
All stiff hats are easily made to fiji
even the most irregularly shaped head
when blocked by the wonderful little
French conformation at Brandon &
Brandon & Lawrence's.
Ladies' and Misses jackets will be
closed out regardless of cost, as the
season is getting late. The Globe Dry
Goods Co.
The New City Bakery offers the
people of Bryan bread and rolls of the
best quality, and fruit cakes the best
made anywhere. A trial will convince
you. E. Griesser, proprietor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-19
HAD HIS ARM CUT OFF.

Another accident occurred on the
International e Great Northern rail
road last night just south of Marlin
in which Jib Bob Sullivan, brake
man, lost an arm. He fell between the
cars and the wheels passed over one
of his arms, cutting it off. He was
hurried with all dispatch to the rail-
road hospital
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Gural Nrua

E. ]. Jenkins has extended his dis
count sale.
Notice our windows. Brandon
Lawrence.
Put Howell & Newton on your shop
ping list.
Ring Cooper & Cole for all kinds of
fruit cake ingredients.
Parker-Astin have the baking and
chatting dishes. See them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-19
Very Realistic.

First Paris Artistry you pnt zaf
salt wild ze paint? Second Artist Ee'
is for marine picture. make re
paint salt: zen when re English puf
zair fingers to zair lips gay say: "Ee'
is wonderful: almost taste ze salt on ~
ocean. Fan gay buy Satire.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-19
a Question Of Depth.

Beauty" said the ready made pm
losopher. "is only skin deep"
~ can't agree with yon. said the
positive man III beauty were 'p'"S
ured by that standard thp rhin"eroS
would he one ~ the most "hhr"'hF
ersmpls" FyI.h1n"-
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FAMOUS pIPLoMATIST
AND AUTHOR DEAD
[By associated Press.l

New York, Dec. 19.-John Bigelow
the venerable diplomat and author
died at his home here today.