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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. d. Robinson and
daughter, Miss Bessie. left today for
Galveston.
Uncle Mark Wilcox was in the city
today from his home in the Tabor
community.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Tucker, who has been
visiting relatives in Houston, returned
home today.
Mrs. s. E. Manning, after visiting
friends at Wheelock, returned to her
home at Mart today.
Mrs. c. A. Buchanan and son Max
well left today for Houston and Cal
weston to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Duncan re-
turned to Mart today after spending
few days with Mrs. ]. +. Duncan.
Rev. ]. J. Pipkin came in today
from trip to Taylor and George
town, and will go from here to Frost.
Mrs. N. s. Clifton, after pleasant
visit to reatiyes and friends at Har-
vey, returned to her home at Bowie
today.
Found-Pair gold frame spectacles.
Owner can get same by calling at
Eagle Office and paying for this no
tice.
J. B. J. Donnelly of Houston, for
merly located at A. & M. College,
came in today to spend few days in
the city.
Mrs. Charlie Stephan, Miss Inez
Stephan and Miss Lucille Stuart went
to Houston today to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Lille Hensarling returned to
her home in jacksonville today after
visiting relatives here and in the
county. She was accompanied home
by Mr.. T. A. Hensarling and daugh-
ter. Miss Lottie, of Steep Hollow.
Mrs. Seth Mooring returned from a
visit to relatives in Marlin today.
Miss Nelia Eaves went to Houston
today to visit friends.
Mrs. p H. Dawson left for Houston
today to visit Col. George W. Durant
who is quite i'll.
Mrs. L. NJ. Glaze, Misses Connie
Scale, Matte Josey, Lear Josey and
Will. Ernest and Mills Josey and
Louis Glaze of Tabor went to Calves
ton today to spend a few days.
DIR. and Mrs. George B. Butler re
turned to Beaumont today after q
pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Adams in this city. Their SON
Henry Butler, will remain in the city
and attend Bryan Baptist Academy
during the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Tucker have
returned from visit to New Orleans
and several points in Mississippi
They were accompanied home by Miss
Long.
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Hearne and s. M. McAshan of Waco
have returned from an automobile
trip to Houston and LaPorte,
w. E. Graham of Rock Prairie was
in the city today and paid The Eagle
office a pleasant call.
None Can Do More" a thrilling
Civil War story showing IAN old
slaves devotion, is picture you
should not miss seeing at the New
Princess tonight.
Mrs. w. e. Parker and daughter,
Miss Lula Parker, of Fort Worth.
after remaining here for several days
as guests of Mesdames j. M. and
r. B. Dunn, returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Burchfield of
College went to Fort Worth to spend
Sunday. Mr.. Burchfield has charge OF
the painting for the Texas Building
Company at A. & NJ College.
If you are particular about coffee.
good coffee. and want a satisfying
cup, buy from Hardy Newton and you
will find the fresh roasted coffee to
be pure, clean and delightful to the
taste.
A drama OF intense power, touching
deeply the chord of human sympathy,
vibrant with the hearts best emotion,
is THE Battle Ground" m two reels.
at the New Princess tonight It's a
story that will live, being of relig-
ious nature.
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We have the goods and give prompt
service. Try us next month. Cooper
& Cole.
We are daily receiving new fall
goods. Everything fresh and good.
Bell Bros.
Miss Minnie May Flowers OF Bre-
mond is a guest of Mr.. AMI Mrs. j.
Buck Evans.
Janitor wanted at Allen Academy.
Good wages and permanent place. for
right man.
Miss Mildred Newton went to Hous-
ton yesterday to visit the family of
e. e. Grinstead
Wanted-Rooms and board for my.
self and sister; must be close in
NJ. b. Riordan.
Mrs. G. s. Vickery left for Smith.
vile today to visit her mother Mrs.
M. A. Mcfarland.
For Sale-Five-room house with
two halls. For price and terms see
John Vesmirovsky.
Cooper & Cole will appreciate your
September account. Give us a trial.
Phones 32 and 1856.
Miss Alva Pipkin went Nayasota
yesterday afternoon to visit friends
for few days.
You don't have to worry when you
give us an order. We do the rest sat
isfactory. Bell Bros.
For Sale-A few Jersey cows and
! calves. Apply to Mrs. F. e. Chatham.
Phone 270.
Mrs. Emma Hopkins of Steep Hob
low went to Fort Worth today to visit
relatives and friends.
Groceries late? Dinner late? Wor-
ried? Can all be avoided by trading
at David Reid & Co. Phones rs and 81.
Wanted-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; close in. Address
w. r. Kennedy at Eugene Edges.
Miss Mary Kaczer has returned
from Waukesha and other points
where she has been spending the
summer.
Nice assortment of fresh cakes and
crax in bulk and packages. Sponge
lady fingers in bulk. Hardy Newton.
Miss Beryl Brashear of Houston,
who has been a guest of Gen. H. B.
Stoddard and family, returned to her
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Williams re-
turned to Houston today, where Mr..
Williams will spend Sunday, return.
ing here Monday.
A smile for frown. Why not?
The best groceries. Delivered on
time. | traded at David Reid & Co.
Phones rs and 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Levy and
daughter, after spending several
weeks at Waukesha, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
For Rent-Two large, pleasant
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply
at 307 West Caldwell street or adj
dress Mrs. Stella Clark.
o. E. Minkert, an employe of The
Eagle Office, accompanied by his
daughter Thelma, left today for Dali
las and Greenville, for a few days
visit
II. N. McAshan, Fred Wood OF
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Notice.

Anyone having soda water bottles
and cases belonging to us will please
return same at once or phone 20s and
we will call for them.
Bryan Ice. Co.
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Notice.

/ have secrued the agency for the
Mutual Fabric Company and have just
received complete line of samples.
Call and see them.
Mrs. O. j. Moseley.
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unterIegen
St 6amilton County In i.in.r alase
sesen beri9ieDene Santsn,
Inn 3inisn auf Gsantss7spoiit.n
ein,ntreiben.

Sn Sadsn BON 6amitton Gountn
eegsn be Deitern 9erman 8ant uno
bic erite Rational Bant, porin IS Iit
I'm Die g.3ablung BON 3ini.n duI
gountps5onbs bunbelt, bon oenen ein
56eiI in bic 5aiden osri6iebener
eountpfhosmeiiter ging, Der anosre
dber oem Gountg Su9ute lam, bat
ods SbersStuats ~Oertdt seItsrn bic
gRti6eibung Der untsreu Snitanssn
beitdtist. Dieistbe gtng babin, baB
oas Gouutp. bas por einiger 3sit bon
Den Stabmeiitern grant Gibipn unb
9pnitd q prosent her 3inisn i'm 8ez
iammtbetrage BON mehr aIs 500, 900
etnaetrie6sn bat, jebo6 bon ben guns
Ten nod Die tpeiteren 81 prosent oers
langt, um bi. 8 prossnt pou 3u ma.
den, t.ins geredtisung babe, bieie
3inisn 3u toueftiren. Sn Der GntI4eis
ouns madt Der @eridtsboI geItenb,
oaB bic alage 3u ipdt eingersttt unD
Die 5orosrung besbalb peridbrt Iei.
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Dies mmb 0as.

- 9nuinfpeftor Rapp niro beute
cine aonferen3 NIT benz Stoatsges
bdube Snipeitor aearns aus Gulums
bus baben, um enbsiiltis bic 5rase 5u
erlebigen, Oh Der Gtaatsflbritinipets
tor ober bns it6btifts Bouamt bic
bieiisen Jabritgebduhs inipi3iren iou.
herr Ropp sibt iih Der 6offnung bin.
boB bic gntf4eioung in bsm Sinne
ausfatlen ipirb, bab bic Stnaisbebor.
ben bic Jabriiinfpettion in ihrem ppls
len umfunge iibernebmen. ha er anbers
ipeitis nit feinen 9euten poauuf 5u
tbun bat.
Die Ganitdtspoli3iiien bes itdbs
tifdxn Gelunp9eitsdmts ipurben gez
FERN pan Or. qnnbis ungtipieien,
jGmmilife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3u Sc.
fuGkn unb itreng bcrouf su adten.
bab in ben zbeaiern bic noibise Den-
tiIntion berrfht. Or. lanbis muhie
nGmIih am Nontns Nndmittas tintn
Munbsans burh cine 4n5abl foIGer
9beottr unb ermittelte hisrbei. bdB
bic Ueniilotionseinrihtuneen irohi
pcrbanben. ieboh niht i'm @etrisb
finb, fobob IN ben 1bentern cine gnn5
fGcuerli9e Quft berrift. 5ollt2n biz
9b<oterbefiter III 3utunft bieie Dtnti.
tstiOueu ui&t uuuutssbrs&sn IN ~
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1leine pOliseiaadD dDriA ten .

- u. u. 4norioge BON SO. 1917
Gruce 4penue msloete geftern Der DO
Ii3ei. oaB eine sOloene ubr unb sipei
pertbpoIle Rings BON einem Sdleids
biebe aus Isinsr Wobnuus entpeuost
tpurben.
- Grnit Daniel. 33 Sabre oft, Don
Rp. 946 Barr Strabe, nurhe geitern
Nbenb ouf benz S.iteHtrege Dor fsiner
Mobnuna BON sinem RoifegenoiIen
Tamens Dillarb, anaebiitb obne at.
N.ranloiIuns, anssfallen unb in Ra-
den unb Shultsr geito6en. Gr besab
Tih noh benz Itdbitihen 1pfpital uno
bic goIi5.i fabnost auF Giuurb.
- W. :. Gcnpap. 28 Sabre alt.
bon go. 1906 genoleton Gtrabs,
ipurb< aeiiern abeno an Ter g6e Der
13. unb Clan Strube nit elmer
fHlimmen aopftpunot. sebro6enem
gso{nbein unb ssrThldsenem geIiht
porgefunben unb i'm potroItpae.n 3
mad benz itGotiiten 5oipital gebradt.
Gr peieerte iih. iiber bic 0ertunft isi=
ner Dtrlsbunsen irsenb ipeI9e aus>
tunft su gtten.
Der Reser Georg 4uthins, Elm
Gcft bes GiIper Woon Qogirbdufes,
~. a24 On Usons GHotk pGzbs se'
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unfdae.

- Ter 16 Sabre alt. 8olter
Rolts. bon go. IL Geft Strabe, pures
eeIteru 4beno an Der E6e Der 9eit
uno 5drriet Strabe bon einsm 2af.z
pdg.n Iberfabrsu unn erliit ein,n
BetHbru1. gr ipuroe mad benz itGbti=
ihen 5oipftal gebraht.
- 4n ber gds Der Dine unb Mrou
StroBe fanb ssitsru abenb cine aols
liIion 3piifen elmer Gar Der RtIus
burns3oo ainie uuo einem bon syrant
8olser eelsnttsn 4blieferunesiposeu
Der Wbhe stor QdunDrn go. itott.
Der Wd9sn purbe oemolirt unb bns
gferb ftrper psrIsst, pdhrenb .s
golger oelans, iih ourb reht3eitiges
4biprinssn in Si9srheit gu brineen.
- Gin 3ra6tautomo6il follioirts
gsItern Abenb an Der 9. apenue uno
Sobn Strabe nit folher Wu4t NIT
einem eifernsn Qamptnpfoiten, bab
berIelbe abbru6 unb auf ben Stitenz
meg fieI. 3ipsi iunse Mdbhsn, tpelf.
bic Stelle poIIirtsn. tpGren um Elm
6dar erfhloeen porben. Der Center
bes Autos fubr bapon. bepor bic Hums
mer neHelben feitgsitsqt tperben tonnte.
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eopal gunsr,B Of Amsrita.

0dg 2pric Chapter Hp. l bss 2opal
gonereb Of 4mericd bielt geitern
Qbeno iein piertss idbrIihes gantett
i'm Sot.L 4lms db. an Der feitIia
eebedten 3dfel battsn 60 Mitgiieoer
9las gsnomnrsn uuD als gpaitmeiiter
fungirte ggIqrdiipsnt 9urplo R.
6asrr, Der iih Der pFlidtsn ieinss
2tmtss in porSiiglidIter WeiIe entleoiss
te. Inter Den Rebnern bes 9lbenbs
pcr,n 9rdIioent Sobn Warflingsr,
9iseprGfibent Biliam Rener uno
6srr 6. goHinss.
grprdiiosnt Saerr feierte seitern
aud isin WiegsnfsIt uno aus oieIem
Inlafie purbe ibm pom Chapter Elm
Gr.9rdiibentsn sIbseihen gum 9es
I6snt s.madt. pdbreno sr bon isineH
4Haeb0rissn nit elmer tniibareu gol@
benen Safhenuhr bebaht nurbe.
Die arrangements fir oas 8antstt
naren in Der porsiisliditen Weiie ppn
ben folssnben 5srrsn setrcffen ipproen:
g. 20. Sacods IT,, 5arriion Wtiaer
uno 9eorge auFfnsr.
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Die Nbeinldnoer.
Der 6surigs Mas6en6ad Elm g(dn5ea.
Der grfo(g.
6errl9sr Nerlauf nes gemiitbli6su
syeites.

DAB bic Rheinldnber Iih in ibrem
angeborensn Grobiinn ni6t our4 Die
llneunit unD llnbiloen Der Wttterung
beeinflufIen laiTen, bepies Der herrz
lite gsrlauf ibres geitrigen5di4ingsz
bales, tpsIter iid, pis ulljdbrli6,
auh beuer gu benz greieniB Der Sut=
ION geftaltete. 5roB beg miierablen
Wetters ipar Der gefuh Elm iiberaus
grpber unb Der grfolg Der sSeitli9teit
ibertraf ieIbit bic tubniten GrIpartunz
gen. Die 1beilnebmer lsgten bic e9te
unb rshte aarnepalsitimmung an ben
Gag unD iolgteu jeoem @inte ihres
SerrIters. pes prin3en adrnepul,
pelhsr fsin luftiges 3epter NIT grDbs
tenn 9efhid uno betDunoernsperther
Iusbausr i6pong. gs tuimmeIte
Don 6arattsriitiiten, eleganten uno
originellsn Uldstsn, peIte iid benz
bunten Sreiben ungsspungen uno nit
pollsm 6er3en biugaben. Die Rbeins
Idnber babeu ale llriuhe, auf ben
glGn3enoen 8erlauf oes groBen Seites
itols 5u istn. 3dbIreihe befreunoets
gsreine, untsr hieien bic GlfaB 2othz
ringer, be- ORION @eIungbersiH, Der
gdperifhe llnteritiisuHgs 9ereir
unb Der aanbpehr Damenberein ma
rem pousdblig sritienen, tpdbrsuo bon
perEfisbenen anoeren oeutihen Verei>
nen 0elesationen 3u oem sSeite entz
ianot porpen iporen.
9as luftigs 5rsibsn tpdbrte, o6ne
bur6 osn geringiten Wtibton gsit0rt 3l
perben. bis aur friihsn WOrgenitunDe
.uno ale 5heilnehmer tpareu iih oarin
siRiq, odb bic RbeinIdnber it6 in bic
fem Sabre felbft iibertrpffsu batter.
Cine srobe Qnsabl isbr geIhmatpoE>
Ter uno pertbpoler Vreiie iparen bon
benz feiteebsnbsn 9srein auseeiebt uno
lpuroen gum SdIub on bic 8eIiser Der
fh6niten uno priainsniten Wasten pers
Iibeilt. 5ofsr's &upeue liefsrte, rpis in
Iriihersn Sobreu, bic 5dn5muiif ntb
apar in Der gepo9ntsR por8ugliaen
UeiIs.
Der mGIfsrsRutb" iDrste bafiir. oGf
e an e.iunosm uno gutem Sumor
rie FOLDER ale 5sitIihtsitsn Der 8bein
lIGnosr aus5uyihueu pflest, niht &C.
brad. 5srr antoH gladitsiu mar II
i.iner RolIe ais .prin3 &arneDal" ge
rabesu uniibertrsTFlih uH> srntete Der
luohlperbienten geifan uIer ieinsl
llntsrtbanen unb 9diollsn".
Der sIaH5.nes grfol8 nes Jsftes
Lin in eriter Giui. bem grds
iibent.n, 5.rrn abolpb S.tunp, iotpfe
benz arrangements @Gomuittss 5u pers
oant.n, psl6es iia aus folsenoeu
6errsn suIammsniests: u. Setdnp
| Quton 9llditein, guo. 9Iume, Sol,
Meepung, gbas. Wspung, ghas. Sens
lin9sr. :. Denblins, pb. 9oet, Bm.
grpdmdnn, R. Sielina u. SlIinseI
uno +. 8aumdnn.
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rieb baItsn. 70 biirften fie lire 2iaens

trieb baftsn. 70 biirften fis tire 2iaens
perliererl.
Die Werf Healtn 50. erpirtte
gsftern Inn itdbtif1en 8auamt einen
-Bnuerlaubnibfhein fir bic @rri6tung
fines 2aft0digen WOhnbauies an Der
Gde Der 6arriion unb De Bred Qp.,
bds $4,000 foften folI.
- Giherbeits<Direft GdI6 tpiber=
rief geitern einen Gnbe portgen esdbres
an 5. 2dn dusgeitelIten 9duerldubniBz
ftein fir cine GifengieBerei an Der
Norb Won, nobe ber Gern StrdBe Die
8etpobnsr Der HahbarI6cft bqben
ndmlih gan3 energifh gegen bic grs
ridtung bisfer Gieberei prote'tirt unh
Der BduerlaubnibIhein puroe binfdl.
lig, tpsil 2dn fih niht, fpte oas Gefeb
Is in einem folAen Sulle porI6reibt,
bic 3uitimmuns BON 3tpet 0ritteln Der
benadbarten grunb6siiBer geIi6eri
bate.
Nrbeitsbireftor prite ernannte
geitern bic folsenben sSnipettorsn I'm
Sneenisursbepartement, Die pro 3aq
$4 erbdItsn fperben: 5reb 6. 8eble,
4o. 1921 gIap Gtrobe; 2lnbrsp s.
Gapailousb, go. 2475 Gfberon 4pe.;
Sohn Gigs. Ro. 1921 Ridmono Str;
Sames ). Meeban. go. 1915 Simmer
apsnue; 3. u. Belt, $40. 1906 Wsf
aibertp Strob.; M. 9. Sbsarer, Ro
1901 Race Strnbe unb George g.
Esbrsr, Rp. 29O3 0ine Strabs.
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Gin berfetnerter 3 LOB.
Sn Der uuBerorbentlth rei6en Bern
iteiniammlung bes uulGngit perftorbes
nen groFeIIors 81. Slebs ipurbe iiingit.
tpie bic nS6rifteu Der pbpfitaltfhz
SetonpmiI6sn Geie1i6aft in 8Ontgsz
BERG" mittbeilen, bon 8r. a., Dompf
eine intereTante @ntoetung 9emaht:
Elm Stiit baltii6en 8ernItetus nit Ell
mem einseiaIoHenen fofItlen Jloh.
9ieIer 5Iob, ben man ais ein 9lteo
Der beute nod tpett perbreiteteH Sat.
tuna galacppInIld ertannt bat, muB
auf einem Sdugetbier ianarost baz
ben; ietn 5unD lit unto interehdnter
uno tpidtieer, ais foHile Rnohenrete
aus Der 3eit Der 9erniteinndloer gar
nicat erbaIten 1tno. 10 pob mir btls
Iihtlih Der DirbeltbIere bieier Gpohe
Der Sertidrseit Tan Deren Gnoe Die ers
ften Spuren oss Wtenihen erihetnen)
duf SnliiiIe uno Sombindtionen ans
oepieien Itnb. Dieter 5lpb nun, oeHen
dnutpmiiher Ban genau benz ieiner
beutiqen 8erpanbten entipritt, muB
als rDirtb" Elm Saugetbter gehabt
boben, unp 3tpar pabribeinlih auS
bet ssamilie Der Ragetbiere, osnn BON
Iolhen baben iid gelegentlih Saars
einfhIiifIe in 8ernitetn srbolten. Du
Der ;glpb ousenlos tit, permutbet man
peiter. baB er auf 5ObIenbetppbnern
inmarpBt babe. Mas bas 2llter oiefes
foIIilen 5Iobs anldnst, 10 tpirb es nab
gsrineer Shdbung immerhtn uber 2
MiIipnsn Sabre betra9en, benn bic
3eit Der gerniteinpaIber 1T bic friis
bette, am lpeiteiten 5uriidlisgenbe Der
auberprsentli4 lansen IsrttGrsett.
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0AiHeaaAri&tes.

Rem Yort, 20. Jebr. glpsetpm.:
~9aursntic" bon 9apre; .Minnsbufa"
bon 2puoon. - abses.: .Garonia :"
nah Utaoeira.
genua. 4nset.: .Ganppic" BON
Bottom; .Incona" bon NsD gprt.
Gibraltar. Inget.: ,prinasB
Srens" non Retp gori.
gberbours. abses.: yamsrita
nah Rep gort.
Wt beird. Ibs.s.: ,Seeanic"
uaa Rem Yort.
Bremen. 4neef.: .8ronprin3
WilbeIm" BON Rem yort. - 9lbgeg.:
.prin3 5risorih MiIbelm@ nah Hep
Yort.
Soutbampton. 4bses.: .4s.
cania@ nah portldno.
2iperpooI. Abses.: .Saronia4
nah Rep 0ort.
9 Oito n. gbsss.: ~MssaHtie" mad
aioerpooL
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Wemalos aasaeanna.

Cine intereFunts Dem6lbeousItsls
lung tpirb beute in Der Barton iten
auniibonbIuns. go. 12s Meit 4. aDs.,
er0ffnet perbsn. Der betonnte Wlas
Ter 6err Gsorge 9ebereiner BAT NAM
lid bier 25 9emoIoe uussefe[It, bic er
auf feinen Stubisnreiien In 6olIano
unb Deutidlano esihaffen bat. Die
GemGlbe fpsrbsu bis gum 2. mar5
ausgeiteut Iein.
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tern Mbenb bon ben goIiaiiten @eller
unb 6enn perboftef nnb als Derbdhtig
einsefperrt. Der @efansene iolI am
abenb bes 7. sSunuur elmer 5rou Sem
ME Simonion i'm 2ptle pdrf etne spl@
bene ubr geftoblen baben. Die ubr
ipurbe bon Der poli5ei in einemgfanbz
laben gefunben, ND 5ut6ins btelelbs
perSept hdben ioQ.
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Staotrat6.
Wiid,ael Mlulltn's MtiDlntipn
~ 8anifen Der Grnennnits
zines bitiigen ssnsenienrs,
Der bic p(dRs fdr oas neae a6jugs-
saaa(Ipaem ausar6eitsn lod,
Chief cine bitige, partei'pplitiths
1ebatte berppr,
IN Der bic rspnblifanii6e Winsritat
jsbo9 unterlifsen mnbts.

Das prpjett elmer ftdbtiihen abfall@
pernihtunes 4nlase besiinitist.
: Bonbausedben i'm 8etruse bon
$l25.000 rsfp. $250.000 fiir ab=
5usstandle unb 5oipitalstpede pdis
firt. Cine Rsix BON StraB.nrers
beTetuns.n anseorbnst. 0eridies
benes.
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Jn(0nO Ie(eQrap6.
Mms Der Smuoesbamptitabt
grdiibent saft unb iein aabinet
6atten am 0ienftag bic colombianiidc
2lngelegenbeit in geratbung.
Ssfrstdr anor tpiro angeblt9 nun
Dann gogotd beiuden,
gBenn er cine befonbere @tnlabung bon
Der cplombidniI6en Regierung
erhGlt.

Die gbemttatien. 3olIDorlase tpirb am
W2itttpph angenommen.
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e pIitter.

Was Der MenI1 nitt BE urtheilsr
lam, pflegt er az pSr urtbsilsn.
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Dtrr q Gonner. Wntrug betEeIIeno
bic Appropriiruns besn6tbigsn 0runos
sigentbums fir Bic Gripsittrung Der
Tsartbd 6trobe ron 4irbp Noenue
3ur Babglep Nrenue; bem MusfhuHe
fir GrunheigentbunS Apprppritruns
gen iib<ripie5en; ebeHfo ein Mnirag BE-
ireffenb bic Worbereltung tines ROiien=
porunIHoss fir be pfldiiernns Der
Saps Mpenue BON M)e't Jort Roob sli
ibrem n6rhlihtn Gnbpunlie. Dsm
ausf1uHe fir Gtroben iiberpiefen.
Dom Wernaltunss Dire.fs
tor: Cine Orbinon3 betreffenb bic
slnittIIuns BON 3iuei Dpsratsuren filr
bic neus 1elepbon. Gentpdle in ber
Gtabtbaue; eintn 5y $3.50 unb einen
Az $420 pro Jobr. Wurbe unter
Gusptnbiruns ber RWeIn enbsiIsis
pdFirt.
Cine aeiolution, beraufOlge Die 3ur
gdnge 30 bem netien Gilbert Mptnre
Wiobult BON Der 8sGtrobe unb Droobs
nan bis 5u Der Gilbert Mptnue urb
gourt Gtrabk NIT 6oljbl5dsn gepfIas
jtert iperb<n folIen. Die duf bit &tact
entfdI1enbtn QoIten 5inb mil $50, 100
anaeiilbrt. Wnrbe an ben Ausi@ub
| fit &!rabfn unb purtS ptrmitfen. Inn
be3iigIi& Der Art 81 pfIdiisrS ptitert
EmpfebIung<n az m0den.
Dom 6i9erheifS DirtI.
TOR: Cine Drbinonj. ber1mtDlee pie
| EoIdre Der Wdrter unb 9D6rkrinneR
Iim abtiidea 6efvitey - Dss4a alsait
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the sensation Tor some moments after
Des Trebes' hurrying figure had van
ished In shadows.
Il don't like IT," no averred tin
bad sigma hand that's naturally
cold. I never yet touched one liks &C.
that belonged to a man ye could TRUST
l misdoubt he's sound at the corss
Des Trebes. But then, what's
the odds? Can not take care OF me
self? And since tbs the Government
Of France I'm treating with. and hfrnl
self only the medium-that puts alto
gether a different complexion on the
matter"
He spent the ensuing half.hom- lca.
tering in the more populous portinu
OF the grounds, smoking as he stroll
ed, his eyes keen to scrutinize each
woman who came his way. But he Dis.
covered none resembling her whom hn
had seen In the Casino.
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To BE Continued.
A Thorough Test
One that viii Convince the Most
SeepticaI Logan reader.

Cures that last are cures aists
count.
noans Kidney Pills make thorougtl
cures.
The following case IL typical
Logan residents should be cCnvrpc
ed.
The testimony is confirmed the
cure lasted.
Proof like this cannot be ignored
Mrs. II. ID. Davidson, 60 ~ Fou,tis
East St, Logan, Utah, says. The
public statement | gave in 1907, re-
commencing Doan's Kidney Pills xaiiT
holds good and willingly allow its
continued publication. For three er-
four years my son was afflicted with
kidney complaint and he had little,
ca no control over the kidney secre-
tons. Whenever he caught GELD
this difficulty was worse. A FRIEND
advised a trial of Doans Kidney Pills
and supply was procured at Ritter
Bros Drug Co. Their use brought re
lief and some time later when there
was slight recurrence of the tro1b-
les this remedy again did good work
| have also taken Doan's Kidney rIDs
and have received satisfactory re-
suits"
For sale by all dealers. Price -
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name - Doan's -
and take no other.
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Applications for Grazing Permits.

NOTICE is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze cat.
tie, horses and sheep within the
CACHE NATIONAL FOREST during
the season of 1912, must be filed in
my office at Logan, Utah, on or be.
fore February "a, 1912, Full informa.
ton in regard to the grazing fees to
be charged and blank forms to use
in making applications viii be fur.
nished upon request.
CLINTON G. SMITH. Supervisor.
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FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR com
COMPOUND

iS n reliable family medicine. Give II
TO your children, and take it yourself
when you feel cold coming on. II
checks and cures coughs and colds
and Group and prevents bronchitis
and pneumonia. Coop Drug Co.
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Itching, torturing skin eruprions,
disfigure, annoy, drive one VIII
Doans Ointment brings quick rehes
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at apN
drug store
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Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders of
Logan, Hyde Park and Smithfield
Canal company will be held in the
court house Logan, Cache County,
Utah. on the 18th day Of February
1912 at o'clock p. m. for the pur.
pose of hearing the annual report of
the directors, secretary and treasur-
err, and transacting any other bust
ness that may properly come before
the meeting.
LARS C. PETERSEN,
Secretary.
Dated at Logan, Utah, Jan. q, 1912
no
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ana together, smoking, the two turned
their backs upon tho casino and wan.
dered OFF along the paths OF the ter.