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t'~ak~S. boxing Sampi~s- and M, 10
tr.abi-.i with f-sSs at = fesrr.ioa tn
tn the OLD order of iaias.
sans- p~opi. viii i-ii you ira, the
task at TRACKING an .ia aos n-e
trick. is not a whit mor- h"is~i~ss
than irsihr tn e., a tira,~r Who hs-
ts.oh,~ s-' In hi. leii"n. to ainf, =
n-~ .syir ot warfare.
Il may n~. as nnrns slys. HAT
r~,s-s has discarded tho ssa~~ihd.
.. s.r that mnr- srarrfui form os
s.sani'. the straight punch. IN, the
.haa-~. are that one singing "a"
an the no>~ viii .ai,s-. Arthur to tot
So, all tia, turn. has "-~n a, .uen
i-uubi~ Ia teach him and zn ttrnf
hack To The ~indm,il tactic. h- ~r.-
rlny.,I IN his. other fights,
Of coussr. there is ihi. 10 IT, Tel.
hoy ma. nc mrr- ,raciahl- than
the average rnsii,.t. ami MAJ be-
Impressed With, the innovation.
toun.-,-d hy Nutns.
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FIRST MILITAnrs ON RECORD
AmAss~s UNsevssseiy Wsss sSss OH.
Oi~si ei0nssss q Their Sss IN
WAstihs 0AAoA.

The Aa,asons sese fatIpd ssisss os
sssiik. eomasai,ivs ot ~ossss Ia
aeyssia. Asia ssa Africa They sssv
saia 10 b. desees1Anls Of sc,Shisss os
capsaaaris. -6.ss sbeis hsssssas.
hssias sasas isesssioos. ssse all siair
10 smbasrades The uosssa fossssd e
:-misise state. aseiassas ssassimosy =
shsusfsi ssssasts. TheS ~sse sssd
10 bsse beso eoesuses4 By Thsssss.
aeosS i.ii u 4. Aecosdiss 20 ttomes.
they ~ss- aitiss u The Tsoisas Ia tho
sicss OF Troy. shese sAeis aseea. rsa'
IAssslia. ~ss sisia b. Achilles, Thssvus
asa Hs ppo'yts. sv-.a u ih~ Asaasnes.
are chsssctsss ID xhstespssrs's -Msd'
ssaass SieA''s heA1- rhs Ana.
sees sesv coassasiH u ~sS: 49, for
sAss Ia hAaAiiss shs,s uestsas. lhsis
sieAl bsessas we're ds9es01o1. frou
~hich lhey tebvsd lhs,s sa1e. rhsy
we're ssppnscd 10 have vosshired the
usoou. Aboet $40 n. e. their queen.
Thaiss,sts. v:sii.d Airssades The
Great. IN Asia. Nth $50 ~omsa u hss
sraia
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0sine Awsks.

Moral reform and Improvement are
the effort to throw on slcep. Why Ia
II that men give 30 poor an account Of
their day II they have not been slum.
bcrins! II they had not been over.
come with drowsinc.s they would have
performed something. The millions
are awake enough for physica! labor I:
but only one In million II awake
enough for effective intellectual exsr.
lion. only one In hundred million 10
= poetic or divine life. To be awake
Is TO be alive. have never yet met n
man who was quite awake. How could
| have looked him in the facs!-Tho.
rcau.
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Make Exemplary Patients.

A piece OF bons jamned between the
moiars Of Ee2eal tiger made the
great cat furious, but when the s0olos.
icai physicians touched the tormentius
object with the forceps she began 10
relax completely. and the bone was
removed with ridiculous ease" The
Bulletin Of the Geological society re,
cords the case Of several other ami.
mails that proved 10 be far more salts.
factory patients than human beings.
All the great apes. for example. are
perfect patients. hut the gentle deer.
which are hish.strung. nervous crsa.
lures. are the most difnoult OF all to
handle when III.
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lDlofDaljoQ loe q
luDl Sufferer

Nslli s.s like to kL~s .-~s~ AO.sslI
'~s.~-sis fss isIs II~1's- sL.ss Lac
nssrsz.' zL-ss.' asshs sszail-sr f~~ss-fN-.t
IT, a1s.sFs .f Esas-sEs Ati-ssriss as-
"a E.ssirl ~ hDsIF fs4ns s~aA.rEfsi o.
t-sg1s . al sil To- il-s s-.i - fsIsani 60
fSas ssps.'s -, .TssiHai lsai-Ts sDi gass
l-ar.ast 49, .iiss sn.i Isst-F rsl~ ar-.lss, ~
1r@asFiEs .srsiih ts'pssssI- .sis -.
-..i;s ssasi IA isala At-s t~-ls 10
NJ iA-T IA - too s-sIs I So
sfri~sssi -igl sssaSsshsS~s ~ ID. isA<e,
ssa ~ f-s.'&sgy - i;ss. ! sss tssrs sl,n
s~s-s- atlas. II t~~~s-~Ais- Nt~. !
Trvp.-F-si .ssasg iss,., 10 .slA AL.ass ~
Mssss- sss i-h .i'h . frsa,fss Issat.s
ss4es, she1 lss.iists- ! sasi ssk-E
gs~li .ts~sis'.- II go 81 tLis sisa.-.
Nsssk tss- lAsl I sisu-i tsAiHs i.SA-
Ssss Ai.sssis- IL . sA@rt iis-- ss
sssss s4> sSs~ asl ! SO tsSA-~sk~-i
sri ssns-ss ss--ss LOO .i.Ass is' ~
ss.s.s il Ass s,gs~
sss ss-sss itsMAHis 1 kissrE
sAasss~ sts.sesk ks,ssss s-ss- sslS~~st
fssss.h !. Alternative ks. s--e rIss~s ~
sSSEs s-sI. t-sl 10 s~ is.s .ss~.-sS'ss
fss fk'sat sst ialg As.~tt-A.s
tia-sa Assi, ErSEssLat !as'tsa4, ssasl.sss
s.d-is ss-i 10 ~iJssilsist is- ss.,-s
.'ssssssisss 80 Essgsssisss l.ts~A, % saAH1
sss@aiIs aIess Ass ssF ls@a'-s sgsiiss
a ssass-stss sEsi sFst~ is t,.s-4ss
t4si.-sa,.ss, t'uiis.i-isAt4, "a. f-g ess
s-ss- 49, sslr .s a. aissi.ss. iHsssas,
The Hsasmas Dsus Co. three ssofs
aaa w. T. ossss prss c.
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oava REQUIRES MUCH woas
esesAsas ~ gsesst IN osssia0 asaSy
UAs Jssss q shs espey ~

Ovasa jsies 10 so,1 b large cep1s
ssAsSIs sS The sSovsg 10 Sh@ merchant.
in shns. hands u Sa1ssooss sss0A
ssUresses In or1ss 70 Pesssrse II froa
fsr0salAtioa ssA eseay. " ssssy.
nss. hOs days lhs rsssaas cssssss'
-ssiss shsss opisa Seelsss have ihe,s
sssssyssss psssset - iassssasiaG ~
,sss, 1hs jaios v bsossAl osl u -
prepared ialo estss fss ssDsss. Gays
the chrisaias Herald,
On iasRs ~oo1sa baos1s. tso As1 y
hall fsss tosx sao Gus ssa AAH feet
broad. tbs STICKY man y spsesA oal
9Th s0sasiihs toe,s 10 pss0N les -
tor u costaiss - svaeosSss 81DsFs-
ssesd workers o0ss tron basss 10
hoard. sssnins over 'hs iAysss every
aos ssa ,hea. that The h~ss ssd sas
hAS dry Sp ,he sxposs1 saStsrrs ss1
reader The opium n fos nakiaA isto
esk-s- In favorable weather shb NO
e-ss sAkss only ~ hoss OF 20. and Tie
opium y s~sAy Tor lAs ssal saAsiSsiA
iios,
Il 10 nos sessSsa oG ssA ID rolled In
,o siid. dough iiks isoes Ard hshsed
Ia . man .ho diri1~s IL iatO smaller
tos'soss ssishihx oss possd each.
ahieh hs tassss On To sAoldsSs. b.
shom iL-J arc pss.ss1 into The wood
.h fosns shd thea laid on . large
bard fof the nsL Assias psoesss
Whoa this 10 compis,s4 iss eakss arv
rolled W IL set pspss inposss4 ses'
riAiiy fsoss chiaa- Oss hus1s~d sso
forty 'foss are pst 10 sls iiss1 Soo1vs
eAsss Nth popp, sisa chsa - ts~k'
ihS. Tho aoodea cases are rosssvd
~iiA s'soax hsdVs ssd ssskiss. Tuo
sssss sosm = n,uie had. The p~srsaI'
age OF saosphlA IL tef>,an Opium
sari.s ffna nine tn twelve pSr cent.
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Whsn RENE rr.ss Socialism.

TIE old sxsasiAa Las In Rome de.
csssd m equal division ausoux the
Romsu people of all lands acquired
BY conquest. limiting the possesa,oos
os each person. Z; Vas assi proposed
BY The cousai Spurius cassius. tss
u. C.. and occasson-d his judicial maf.
der ~hca he went out Of once In tss.
An asraf:aa la~ sas passed BY the
tribune IIc!niua S;o,o. a;s: and for
demanding extensions Tibcrias 1rac.
thus. 10 ii5. snd bis brother caius.
In i:i. were murdered. l.ivius Dru.
sus. q tribune. was murdered for c
like csus" In -. Julius Caesar pro
pittaisd tho pisbclsns By an asrsrian
Law In 80. -
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TO olvI,PAlfr-
FOR THE D0wERY

New York. ilec. I".-No' the least
interesting Of the varied cutertair-
menls with which the metropolis. T.
planning to ush.r In the New Scar
tomorrow night will be the party tn
he given by Frederick Townsend
Martin. society leader. author ami
'upiifsrr" of tho Ioor. Mr.. Martin
terms tho affair n iiowcrx party aGi
his guests will include several nm
drcsi men. women and -hVdrcn xs,h-
cred up indiscriminaicl, aions that
frmous ,horouRhfarc and In the
rcishboring streets ot the lower
East side. Mr.. Martin viii have "
supper for his guests. following
Witch some famous opera singers
and musicians will furnish enter
,a,nment FOR tho gathering.
u In need of printing Vi any kind
phone The Chronicle. News. Samples
and estimates Will he chrerfuiiy
given. Phone Trinidad ilc.
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RADIuM's CURATIVE
POWER LIMITED

Ma Y.'r. r~~. i"=N waning
"a. ;s.roa f-w LAys sss o. tfs
A,nrrisaa sor i-s. Tor ,a- tsat,ei oi
c.seor sEainst q, p,uiss 70" mn"h
hope in ;,.' i4nrtsisI f.sdits'a' ta-
,rrstm-n, ut sanrrt 10y .siisri. Th-
sori-ty expressed f-sr thr' -,aesora
at-si ii..s Of the I-ou-r of raii.n Ia
such cases ~.uii icai ts deeper i~s-
.tair IL tho expected ,ure should tail
after ,s- patient had been pu, ;a
heavy expense. IN i,s warning hui-
ir;in. the society rays;
The curative ~it~S;s uf ga',inn,
arr limited to s,ipcrficiai cancers %.
the skin. TO superficial sr7v,hs ai
nurou1 membrane. which are no:
'n,- cancers. and 10 some deeper IS.
inS 'umor OF hone. ~hiCh PT- moi
very malignant TIL" problem of the
nrtituiionai treatment Of al.
yrnccd. inopcrabic cancer & HtiIi u,-
touched by AIRY method yet Gryifci ~
likely to he devised toi Administers.
l.inE raiium.
Even among the so-.rIlct Tadinrs
cures II still rcmEinr &c he ic,crr,-
incd in many rnsca whether the fr-
,orabic result Is pcrtnnncn, or Il 20
be followed sooner or later by the
uaual recurrence. Tho most compc-
tent surgeons do not .iEr" 10 p-1-
ncuncc CaGc cured until fiv" years
have elapsed after IN apirrcn'l:
rucCo.srful operation: The ans tcat
rus, he applied before VIC can finally
drtctGrinc ihc real value OF raiium.
1t rhouli he emphasized cspcc al
" iha, radium cannot at present cN-
crt any permanent bcncfi, on gcncr-
allied canrcr. and since cancer In .
vorg large proportion OF eases 5
widely disseminated in the bo ~
.Erly in the course nf tho disease.
this cntiro group of ,rscf rGr cxscrt
no important relief from intlium.
"Thc be. results of radium ihcT-
apy can he occurred only wh,n con-
p1rativcly large amounts are avail
hbl" Tor use. ana 'h' ptCa'n, nlnit'u
world'a supply of this metal rlacos II
out OF reach Of ';ic Ercst majority Of
patients.
Evidence o; the pcGaib!c extent oi
popular missonccniion on thi' sub.
jcct H. found in lathctic letter rc-
Gently received at the New YoTk
| Health Department from "a .uffcrcr
In California. who had somehow oh
,tainci the Impression that the INIT
ed states Government was about Ia
purchase large quantities of radiun,
from abroad. Assuming that the
New York city physician would
have n plentiful supply. the writer
asked that some be sent to him c. O.
D."
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hS and Che.

with = woman. It isn't what man
looks. It's what he says--and does. p"
"A woman doesn't care what = man
looks like. They'd rather man
wouldn't be handsome. 70 hs'll think
about them instead Of about himself.
The way to pisase q woman 10 to help
her to think Of nothing but hsrseif."
"A serious young woman 10 never In
any circumstances 10 interesting TO .
man - light and gay pretty woman.
whatever men may protead It 10 in
born In the male to regard tbs female
side Of life. e."-"0eorss Hsam." hy D.
va 0eAhAn Phill1oa
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TINS. WILL INTEREST MOTHERS.

Nsshse OfaJs bvees ro"'kfs Iof eh1It'..
f,.c.io ,s,>s for fssss,shssss, IIes'isss.c. hsa
sss~arA. TessAssf Disosdess. move ,ni rr-lai'
~ nsWsls ed ISsssfcy Wosns. 1h.y h',aA nr
rsSas 10 ~ h.us. They arc ," rle.s,nt v "
I'Ds.i nv Nntirrr. for ~ yssrs. ny '.ri- ~
IA Nv eli lnuersss. &c. ssmrAe melee SAAh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18

In order TO learn just how much OF
1u Increase there was IN the parcel post
iu the second month OF its history the
local ~postouice kept "A record tor tine
rfSt nftten days in February and A.
Q hOWs an Increase over the same mum
tet OF DAYS from January INST a. fol
lows: ~Januar. LIT to 10th. just one
month later there were s5s pieces re-
cetNcd weighing "a total "f 80 pounds.
Ia the outgoing pieces "a corresponding
iICrea~. WAS shown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
BRIDGEPORT


LAST evening AZ me hone OF Mr. Ed-
ward Franzell ~. Fourth Division 90
TIE Ladies AIi So ety - the kirkWoOd
Presbyterian church. met and went over
the plans for Az entertainment
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STEUbEh WILLIE

>IIliLNN!i.t.I 90 Feb .fi.
tiai 90 So. 90 d.. t..r-. va~ found lu4-
3d. .~'H'd .I 70 ,'lfr-u.i fufm .u au tfa,
ih" f".ff 900 huZsEr street uu Sdtdf-
'tF r-n' Hf -t'rIE iiuS,rpft ami .
is.1.rH PARTS she hf4 been .punuri
ii"f' I"f t"f'. I."utE- and hri only
N%I-it"r- were lta4fHr- t,.tseI uu her
'"N'lttt'u- lrtIG i.uHCu and Rosie
i'Ifr"' wee arrested .u Nhi'" Slave
tlfIa.lt~ Ti. iitli ri.t -... h,. home
81 Sew 'lWi' aud Na.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
MANY Attend Revival.

opening meeting OF the revival at the
Gospel Mission last evening and great
interest WAS taken. THIS .NeuIuE Lester
MCtoW"u Will preach ana before tn.
- rNice james M~cGlumpn> VAL conduct
. E-L. .aLL--E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
MARTINS FERRY
Special

The trustees OF the United PreSbyter-
Ian church will hold a Joint meeting
with the members Of the session at the
church On "Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18

t'. Anderson. f..lI -..' 30. g.
'f f.' poo. .i' .. uf O.. irs ur., t-r-
.r o. S. n.sfrN.. .. % f.r ".ft 1926. Nfi.
...F i' @' t.. fir-t Baptist t.... .i
IL WI. u ..Ll --.--- --nvru- ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
starr on New puIldtar.

YESTERDAY work was started bv con
tractor Carl BOYD on the raziug OF the
old oullding on the Ong property ou
Broadway. which wa- recently sold To-
VI. p. LindOlph and the work Will be
rushed In order that the new two story
blildiug may tie finished th.s sumner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
Meetings This wesh

Rev. = r. Turhou the Cyclone E..au-
geii~t - SAN az fne Union Mission IN
South Second street and - has b'tu ue-
'ided ." confirm" th' meetings 10. rest
e this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18

The Daughters o. Liberty held "a Wei.
attended meeting last svening IN their
lodge room and much business OF inter
est Was disposed of. \ OF
SUPPER March 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
Plush Streets.

The street department lid good Work
A'-f-rdHt Iu many PARTS 81 the Vfts
10y getting ouf tho IRE hos. and Hush
ifg a." streets ard crossing.
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ff'HN hW''tf. ut fII~ c.N. was f-.
d. bidder inr the ru .Itrr af ,
l""h~Aip hptr'l uui De- wit! start ,u t..
N' e a- soon - the weather MI r.rurf,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18

Wtn Preach.
Key Ross sullivan. uf TO-. West End
and West Wheeling Methodist Churches.
VIII * 10 Martins Ferry Thursday even
Irg ami preach ON. u3 hts eXangelistir
"rmor az t1r Gospel mission.
final Arrangements Made.
Last evening az Tire meeting of IN.
d Hulng Mechanics Iuti u-franeeu-ut~
were mad" Tor tile tr.p io East Liverpool
'u saturday evening. when tr, blk u.-t-
ncer = 90 TraVers. ON a charge OF not
ilt ui~hinE caps and ether tfmbers for
the ta,Imput coal min. IN compliance
Win th. Law. 90" was t~ffalguctt before
squire kiuU.N. entered % plea Of not
LIItN ANA HIil Boz. . N,u a. hearing Wed
I'~dty Afternoon st 1 o'clock.
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Tile knights 90 P,flfa~ Ipde. 90.
N.W- Co. Wil su'.i.'. o. i4ube' g. ,ur-
"l"ii"- o. &C.. 'h.ri "rrr'- "Wednesday
.t'aINE. Follow zoos tu' Initiation q
banquet vii o.. -..N.I
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24

Edwin jenkins returned to George
town today to re-enter school after
spending few days at home.
Albert Hannemann and family are
in the city from their home at Marlin
Mr.. Hannemann is here on business.
Hoffman's Gold Medal Liquid Polish,
the best polish made for metal. Re-
ceived gold medal for United States.
! For sale by Tyler Haswell.
Carpenters, remember US when in
need of edge tools, hardware and
paints. Estimates furnished. Myers
Hardware Co.
T. d. Wilson left this afternoon to
re-enter Southwestern University at
Georgetown after visiting at home for
a day or two!
Miss Bessie Morgan Of Reliance has
returned to San Marcos, where she is
attending school. She has been visit
ing at home for several days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burger have
returned to their home in Bryan after
spending the winter in Terrell, where
Mr.. Burger was engaged in the cotton
business. The Eagle is glad to note
their return to Bryan.
Delicious ice cream frozen in five
minutes by our Wonder" freezers.
Try one. Myers Hardware Co.
George w. Whitehurst receifed
serious wound on the head while at
work last Saturday. A heavy piece of
timber fell from the roof of the build
ing which he was engaged in con-
structing and temporarily disabled
him. The wound received medical at
tention at once and aside from heavy
loss Of blood he was doing fairly well.
Hensarling Mercantile Co. have two
cars of very fine pure corn chops to
offer the trade.
Rev. ]. N. Thomas left this after
noon to attend the District Conven-
ton of the Christian Church at Pales-
tine.
The best opportunity to buy furni-
ture you have ever had during our big
sale. e. F. Parks.
Mrs. c. B. Sanders returned today
from Wood, where she was called on
account of the illness Of her father,
d. Dedmon. He is on the road to re-
covery now
The largest stock of rugs ever
shown in Bryan will be sold at bar
gain prices during our big clearing
sale. E. F. Parks.
Mr.. Hugh P. Scott has been receiv-
ing the congratulations of his friends
today over the arrival Of a little
stranger in his home. 1t is a sweet
little daughter.
Plant the best seed corn on the mar
ket. Hensarling Mercantile Co. have
twelve varieties OF the best obtainable.
See them before buying.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
BRYAN LODGE DIRECTORY

Ivanhoe Commandery No. 8, Knights
Templar, meets third Tuesdays.
W. 7. Austin Chapter No. 81, R. A.
NJ, meets third Mondays.
Brazos Union Lodge No. 129, A. F.
& A. NJ, meets 1880 p. m. fourth Mon
days.
Brazos Lodge No. GA, Knights OF
Pythias, meets p. m. first and third
Tuesdays.
Vulcan Lodge No. 81, A. o. q. w,
meets p. m. second and fourth
Thursdays.
Woodmen OF the World meets on
second and fourth Friday nights in
each month.
Bryan Chapter No. 222, o. E. s.,
meets 8 D. m. second Mondays.
Bryan Lodge No. SAT, l. o. o. f.
meets p. m. nrst ana tnlrd Inurs
days.
Ladies of Macabees. No. 12O, L. o.
=. NJ, meets second and fourth Mon
day nights.
Bryan Grove No. 46O, W. c., meets
first and third Fridays.
Bryan Tent No. 16, X. o. T. M.
meets s D. m. first and third Mondays
Bryan Lodge No. $50. B. P. o. E.
meets second and fourth Wednesdays
L. o. o. NJ. No. 664, meets first and
third Thursdays.
Bryan Lodge No. 80, Sons Of Herr
man, meets second and fourth Sunday
afternoons In each month at their hall.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
MISS PARKER RETURNS HERE.

Miss II. ID. Parker has returned to
Bryan to take charge of the millinery
parlors OF Sam B. Wilson's store, over
which she has presided with great
success for several seasons. Since the
close of the fall season Miss Parker
has spent several weeks in New York
making a personal study of the latest
styles, materials and fabrics in fash.
ionable spring and summer millinery.
She personally selected Mr. Wilson's
millinery stock, and IN addition to one
of the most elegant lines ever shown
in Bryan, she will have for the inspec-
ton of the ladies number of late
Partisan importations.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
THIS WEEK DAY BY DAY
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Trial OF Jack Johnson, negro pugi-
list, begins at Chicago. He is charged
with violating the Mann white slave
law.
Convention of the National Educa-
ton Association opens in Philadelphia.
Queensby Hall, in Lancastershire,
one Of the few absolutely perfect speci-
mems OF old Jacobean architecture in
England, goes under the hammer in
London, by order OF Lady Henry
Grosvenor.
Arguments on the appeal Of Samuel
Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank
Morrison, American Federation OF La
Dor officials, convicted of contempt OF
court, are set for today before the
United States Supreme Court in Wash
ington.
Wednesday.
Diplomats of the capital will hold a
Mt. Careme ball this evening at
Raucher's, the first of its kind ever
held in Washington. Mt. Careme, how
ever, comes on February q.
Thursday.
Two specimens of the rare st. Louis
postage stamps go on sale in New
York at the auction of the Nassau
Stamp Company. They were issued in
1S45. other rarities will go at this
sale also.
Associated Boards OF Trade of On
tario meet at London, Ont.
Friday.
New York school teachers meet to-
day to form a league to work for
school reforms and overcome the Ma
tion.wide criticism which has been
made against New York schools.
Miss Geraldine Farrar, the prima
donna, will celebrate her thirtieth
birthday in New York, but it is a
state secret.
Saturday.
Princeton townspeople will give
Governor Wilson a rousing farewell
reception preparatory to his leaving
for Washington.
Removal of Taft family personal
furniture from White House begins.
Capt. A. H. Rostrom, formerly of
the steamship Carpathia, will be
awarded the cross of honor by the
American Cross of Honor at Washing
ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
ANOTHER WRECK
ON THE CENTRAL
Freight Wreck at Hampstead Last
Nlght-Conduetor Slightly
Injured.

1t is reported that a freight train
was wrecked in the edge of Hemp
stead last night. Four cars were over
turned. one being tank car loaded
with cottonseed oil. The conductor
had his arm slightly hurt.
The northbound 1920 a. m. passen-
ger train was delayed over two hours.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
Eural Nrua
Dixie tonight.

Dixie tonight.
X. Kelly OF Harvey was in town to-
day.
Jim Jones wal in town today from
the bottom.
Rev. ]. ]. Pipkin returned from
Franklin today.
]. e. Covey left today for Marlin on
business trip.
Two cars good heavy ear corn on
track. Wick Bros.
J. A. Myers left this afternoon on a
business trip to Houston.
Mrs. ]. B. Holland was in town to-
day from Independence.
Mrs. John Wilson of Tabor was in
the >city today shopping.
Miss Elma Gilstrap of Richardson
is visiting Mrs. j. o. Tucker.
White Billows -four will please you.
Hensarlihg Mercantile Co. sell 1t.
w. l.. Edge was in the city this
morning from Harris Schoolhouse.
II pays to buy the best seeds for
planting purposes. These can be
found at Hensarling Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Davidson left to-
day to visit in Dallas, Fort Worth and
Waco.
Father Litwora left yesterday after.
noon for Chapel Hill, to be gone sew
eral days.
Mrs. M. A. Harland and Mrs. d. e.
Long we're in town today from Re-
lance shopping.
Miss Della Smith returned home to
Fountain today after visiting Mrs.
Winnie Newcomb.
Misses Trannie Wrenn and Alice
Keeling have returned from a short
visit to jacksonville.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
NEGRO WOMAN FOUND DEAD
Body Discovered Floating in Brazos
River-Sheriff Investigating.

II is rumored that a negro woman
was found drowned in the Brazos
River yesterday, near the intersection
of the Little Brazos River. Sheriff
Conlee went out to the bottom this
morning to investigate the report, to
ascertain whether or not the death of
the woman was due to violence. He
has not yet returned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24

San Angelo-The campaign for the
test wells to determine what this sec
ton promises in the way of oil, gas
or artesian water, which has been
waged by the Chamber of Comerce
here, is bearing fruit. 1t is understood
that steps will soon be taken to drill
wells.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL NOTES
[By Commercial Secretaries. !

lBy commercial Secretaries.
Hamilton-The Young Mems Booster
Club of this city is promoting senti-
fnent in favor of more sidewalks and
at present fully ten thousand yards of
concrete pathways are under construc-
ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-24
BUYS HOLMES BROS
STOCK OF CANDIES

l have bought Holmes Bros stock
of candies and will sell same at great
ly reduced prices. This is your
chance to get good, fresh candies Of
all kinds at a genuine bargain.
G. w. BUCKHAULTS,
The Cash Grocer,
Postoffice Block.