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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-04
JUST A word TO MY
FARMER FRIENDS
in JACKSON CO.

AS the senior member of the firm
of B. H. Cathey & Co., l wish to
talk a little with the farmers OF
Jackson County about our business
relations, and particularly about
the farming implement and fertili-
zer business.
-Four years ago we started up in
Sylvia large and exclusive line of
farm supply goods, including COM
mercial fertilizers which we had
been handling for four years previ-
Gus. The result of our efforts to-
furnish the farmers of Jackson and
Swain with improved tools and
machinery may be- seen on every
hand, and the increased yield of the
crops is an annual witness to the
efficacy of commercial fertilizers.
Our business has been conducted
with a continual view to accomoda-
ton of the farmers. We have al
ways kept in stock to the limit of
our finances as nearly everything
the farmer needs as possible. We
have sold everything at the very
lowest margin of profit in order to
justify the farmers to spend their
money at home instead of sending
1t out OF the county and state.
Today we have the largest stock
we have ever had and we are pre-
pared to say from fair knowledge
of the markets that, taking into
consideration quality, freight and
everything else, we can sell you al
cheap farm machinery, tools, hard
ware of all kinds as anybody.
We have had a large share of tn,
farmers trade and we are strivin,
> to merit more.
AS to our fertilizer trade, it is tn
largest it has ever been. We viii
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-04

Mrs. VIM. Stillwell of Webster,
visited friends here Tuesday.
DR.. A. A. Nichols has purchased
the corner lot of the D. L. Love
block on Main street and work has
begun on the erection of a hand
some residence.
O. V. Gayle, of Green's Creek was
in the city Tuesday.
O. D. Moses, a prominent mer-
chant and farmer Of Tuckaseieee,
spent Tuesday in the city on busi-
ness.
T. j. Powell Of Tuckasieeee. spent
several days in Sylvia this week.
Mrs. 7. M. Mason, Of Dillsbofo
was in the city Monday visiting
friends.
Miss Margaret Hastings, Of Dills-
boro, was in the city Tuesday.
Misses Gertrude Allison, Helen
and Leonora Allen all attended the
closing of the Beta school Friday
night.
There will be services at S. Johns
Episcopal church at the usual hour
Sunday night, conducted by Rev. J.
F. Burg.
Mrs. P. w. Kincaid was in the
city from Dillsboro Tuesday.
Misses Kittie Zachary and Fran
ces Coward of Webster spent Tues
day in the city.
Burke Coward of Webster, is Wis.
iting his aunt, Mrs. M. II. Morris, al
the Commercial.
w. E. Grindstaff of Franklin is il
the city on business.
/ Miss Gertrude Dills of Dillsb0rt
|spent Tuesday in Sylvia. ).
l J. B. Sellers, of Bankers Creel
was in the city on business Wednes
day. 49,.
I Miss Mary Alice Fisher was her
from Dillsboro this week. =
Mrs. D. G. Bryson, of Beta spen
Wednesday in Sylvia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clingman Ensley O
Balsam were in the city Sunday.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-04

sell this spring several car loads
more than we have ever sold. AS
to whether our business is any ad
vantage to the citizens of Jackson,
Swain, Macon ant Haywood, IN
which we sell our hardware and
fertilizers, we will leave you to
judge. AS to whether our business
is home industry" or not we will
let you decide.
In the run of a season we employ
as much unskilled labor as any
home competitor. and we will keep
more money at home from fertili-
ger revenues than any other con-
Germ in jackson.
We are not foreigners. | was
born in Caney Fork township n
years ago and / naturally feel some
what at home. In fact / do net see
why anybody in jackson should
worry about our business being a
home industry"
Then we try to handle honest
goods and do an honest business.
Our fertilizers have proven honest
and the manufacturers, the State
agricultural department and we
stand back of them. We guarantee
as good results from our CONNER
cial fertilizers as anybody else gets
from theirs. We will back this
challenge by actual test. Try us.
Our fertilizers are cheaper this
spring than ever and we have every
thing from ii per cent acid phos-
plate to a nitrate of soda contain
ing So lbs nitrogen to the bag. You
do not have to make a soil test of
it. We carry fertilizer suited to
your crops and if suited to crop
then suited to soil. And when you
come to Sylvia with a load of other
stuff you will find your fertilizers
waiting for you in. our warehouse
We will never be out offertilizel
and there will. be no delay. We
have agricultural lime, bone meal
and car load of land plaster.
See our variety of guanos in an
other place in this issue of thu
Journal.
Thanking you for your liberia
patronage, we are
Yours truly,
|B. III. Cathey s Co,
per B. H. CATHEY. ST..
We carry the following fertilizers
| in stock:
Peerless Acid Phosphate IA per cent
Superb Acid phosphate 16 per cent
Bone and Potash Mixture 10-4
Harvey's High Grade(Monarch 49,
| Standard Truck Guano ST.
Bone Meal
Nitrate Soda
Agricultural Lime
Land Plaster
Old Reliable Electric Crop Grower
2-8H-2
lib. HI. Cathey s Co
STATEMENT
The following is statement q
! expenditures made for the Sylv
High School by me and Prof. Rhodes
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-04
CITY LOCALS
RAISE MULES.

The John PrlCe JACK mas Dccll
bought by Duff Montieth and will
be stood throughout the season at
Job Stanley's at SYLVIA. He will
be taken over to Webster April Z
Commissioners day. The season
price is $500 and prize of $500
or a free season will be offered for
the best colt at the fair Of 1914.
The Journal goes to L. H. Hamp-
ton, it's first Editor at Pauls Valley
Oklahoma instead of Watonea Okla.
Little Christian Nichols of Cullo-
whee spent several days this week
with her aunt Mrs. A. S. Nichols.
Logan Buchanan went to Balsam
Sunday.
Quite number of the Sylvia
folks attended the County Com
mencement at Websrer. Saturday.
Every one reports a fine time and
a most excellent dinner.
Hon. w. D. Wike of Cullowhee
was in the city Sunday.
Road Engineer Chas. H. Neal of
Asheyille, spent Sunday with his
family here.
M. Y. Jarrett was in the city
from Dillsboro Sunday.
Prof. Jno. N. Wilson was down
from Cullowhee Monday.
T. Chastain of Bryson City spent
Sunday in Sylvia.
T. S. Boswell Superintendent of
the Murphy division, spent several
days in the city this week. s.,
Mrs. Hannah Hall Of Webster
spent Friday in the city.
County Superintendent David HI
Brown Of Webster was in the city
Friday.
We change the address of Mrs. L
F. Bryson from Red Star Ala. to
Quinton Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Bumgarner
arrived Monday from Cashiers and
will make their home in Sylvia
Mr.. Bumgarner is now Chief Police
of Sylvia.
O. E. Hubbard was down from
Cashiers Monday.
We have in the Journal office a
number of packages of garden seed
sent us by Hon. Jas. M Gudger Jr
asking that they be distributed to
those of the farmers of this section
who have not received any. Any
one desiring a package of these
seeds may have them by dropping
the Journal card.
Milas Parker, of Cowarts, was il
the city on bushes Monday.
Jno. r. Crawford, of Balsam
spent Monday in Sylvia.
/ w. T. Mathis of Addie spen
Monday in the city on business.
Thomas Moore, Attorney of Web
ster was a business visitor in Sylvs
Monday.
B. C. Grindstaff was in the cit,
the first of the week.
Geo. W. Sutton of Webster wa
in the city the first of the week.
Grover C. Cooper of Dillsboro wa
in the city Monday.
Beginning with this issue tn
journal goes to VIM. King, Swee
Water, Tenn, Mr.. King marie
Miss Stella May Hyatt of this Coul
tV.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Dor pelm orb.

Sprtugfiefb, Sa., Is. Sult.
Die hiefissn ftdbtiI6en uno gountpz
gsdmten geben fib ale MIte, 9iht
in bic Grmoroung BON 5pei Staliensrn
Ramens 6rant aullo unb Urban De-
marco su 6rinsen. bic am Wtttttpoh
Morgsn in ibrer tleinen Grocerp nitt
tpsit jenicits Der nbroli6en Stoot-
gren3s, ais 2eihen aufgeiunben purs
ben. Dir GOrpsr Der beiben Mdnner
tparen perftiimmelt porbeu. Gin
Mann Qamens Sphn 8aSei lit ols
pesed6tig perbaftet tporoen. ginigs
Der TetettiDs glauben, bab Der Utprr
has Mert BON Mitslis6srn Der
S4aDsrssn aana To-
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Der galtantriea.

2onbpn, 16. suli. Die 9iirtei
frpobl ris 2umdnieH beleben in alIer
GiIe 10 pieI buIsariihes Gebist ais
m5gIich. ipobrItsinli6 nihi nit Der
Abii6i. es permanent Riesi gu balten.
foHDern I'm In Der Gage eu ieiH. bel
ben enbgiiltigsn observation-disclosures
Elm serpihtiees Mort mitreoen ou tous
HsH.
80nig Garl Don Rumdnien Bat ii6
in oas 5duptquortier Der rumdniihen
Irmee beqeben. Die 5iirten boten
Guile gurgas, gunorbiFor uno 8iia
befsst uno marffiren auf airt Rilifeb
3u. Die sriedii6e armse bat Repros
top befebt.
Die premierminifter Serbiens unD
0riefxnlanos itnb in uestiib 5uIams
menseireffen unb boben fid auf bic
5rieosnsbeoinsuneen seeinigt, oieguIs
garien ss5nrnseH peroen ioa angus
rebmen.
Der Times" fpirb aus Sofia .es
lsgrapbirt, boB Der Jiibrer Der De-
motratn. Wtulincp, Der i'm Sabre
1908 9remier mar, Elm neues aabinei
bilotn ipirb, in benz dlle politiI9en
parieifn nertreten iinb. ~
Die aumdnen rii6en duf9robd Dor,
bos 40 Wsilsn Don ,Sofia liegt. Sis
BADEN fsrtits pletDna uno 0drnd be-
fett.
einsr DepeIfe aus Gt. petersburl
sufolee bat RuBlano bic Reaierunaeu
pcH Ssrbisn uno Grie6snlarlo bsnads
ri4iigi. bab. nenn 'ibrs Jorbsrunser
iibermdbig bod isien, bic 9ermitte.
lung Rublanbs stpedlns iein ipiirbe
Dis Gepside fiist binsu. bab audi BIZ
nnoersn WlGtts, ebeuioipenls nil
Rablano Suesbtn iDiirOen, bot gulga'
rieH ganslih ,intsroriidt neroe.
atben, 16. Suli. Die grishiIh
4rmee bot Roprotop ndb einem tlui
iissn aampf nit ben 9ulgoren eingei
nommen. Der ben son,sn Gag geoauer
bat. Die gulsaren tpurben polIitGR
big ssIhlagen.
lIfi3ltuen Afpstntn 5Hfolge nm
BON ben 5000 ginDobnsrn Der Gtob
Doroio MIR 40 oem W0fInere be-
9ulgdren enigongen.
Die z iirftn bnben bic ID
bio gnoss ainie abers
fhritten
Sofia. 0ulgarisn, 16. Suli. Siir
fiFhe zruppsn baben am 8isnitcg bi
nsus grsnsiin1 apifnen gulgariei
uHe Der aiirisi. be iit BON Mibia an
Ghrns3 s3sn Wscr biz mad Gncs an
4esdifhsn Uletr eritrsdi, iiberf6ritten
unn he finb bsrsits 25 Weilsn mel
in bk BunarbiTnr Nsgion Drrgsbrun
. g.H. Die penigsn bulgoriin<n 9rup
pen, bic ii4 nod bort bsfinoen, Ieifte
ten tsintn WiDeritanb.
Die Gbriisen in Der gsssnb EoIIel
Dor ben 1iirfsn f!ieb.r, bic ale m1g
lihtn Ausfdreitunsen beeeben.
QoHifantinopsi, 16. Suli
0ie Reaitrune II: entf1lOiIsn. tiirsi
~ xrAaRsn tu aa6 eez E:itunI
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DetterberiAt.

Hiir Sbio unb Sos untere Wie
daaon: Gieipitterresen am 8onuerss
tag; am s5rsitna ndbrIdsinlid fdos
nss Weittr. Siiblthe Binbe, bic pers
opoerlih iperben.
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merit Ion WaiIer umgeben.
Ser Giienbubns Strett i'm
Sten.
Rem gort. is. Sult. - Die
Qusfht, baB Der pom prditoenten
0ilion permitteIte 9srgleth 3piiaen
ben giTen6abnen oes OItens unD tbrem
3uqpsrIonol Den Streit DerRuten
neroe. erlstoet cine 9riibung. Die
giIenbabnz9 nz9rGFoentsu beitsben bar
uuF, ooB Die S6isbs=9pmmtiTion ni6t
bios iiber bic Goroerungen bes 3ugs
perfonuls ent1deioet, Iouoern aud Die
gefdDerben Der GiIeubahnen gegsn
bas 3ugper'onal entgegennimmt. GS
1T fraglih. ob bus 3ugperionul unter
| Iplher 8eoinguug iih einsm Shteoss
oert6t unterperfen pir0. Bas bic
Grie 8ahn, bic iebes Shieosgeridt
oon born6ereiu ablehnte, thun tptro, III
| iofpeit ui5t betdunt.
IIas gdftorius Denim |.
! B6ilabelp ? bia, ga, Is. Sult.
! Dds paItoriusz9entmal in German
topn, nit pefsn 2tusfii6rung Der be-
| tannte |lerp gorter giIobauer gilbert
s5Ggers betraltt poroen lit, ioQ in orel
! Sdbrsn fertig geiteLIt iein. Sin &onz
! trait sniI6en Dem 9eutIdz4meritant=
iAen Rdtiondlbuuo uno oem Gbef oes
Sageuieurstorps Der Ser. Stadten,
unter oeiIen 4ufiidt bds 9entmal err
ridtst pirb, 1T abgeIdlo'Ien norben.
Darnub erbdIt 5err Sdgers fir Die
2tnferti9ung uuo 4ufiteQung Oes Dent
mals IN neun Ibeil3dbIuuaen Die
/ Summe BON fiinF3igtauierb Dollars,
! bic Sur odlfte BON bsm 9eutihtbltm
bes 2anbes, 5ltr anoeren pom Rou9reb
beiGefteuert norben lit.
/ Cine erite 9bsilsdhIuug in 50be oDr
/ $1,000 1T bereits oeua6t tporber. 8ei
ben Tunbdmentiruno5e uno unoeren
Qrbeiten, bel oenen 6anopertsr be-
ThGftiqt perbeu, mii'Ten bic 9unoes.
bsitinmun1en beaIgltch bss oftftiin.
biasn 2rbeitstooes uno oss 9srbpts
pon 2uht6duse uno SonntGd8s sgrbeit
einQehdlten trsrosr. Das 9eHtmd'
| riro aus Wturmor uusdefiihrt, bit
StltFen ouau dns 9ranit. gs tpirS
iibsr oem efunoament etre 56he bnr
| % fSuB, cine 9reite an Der unterTfer
| Stufe ppn q SUB 6 pom unb Elm,
5iefe bofeIbit bon % FuR srhalten
| 3u ber 7erfmdl tpercsn 16A3 Su-o
rotfuR Wormor. Tofnie 100 Guubrot
Fus 9ronit oerfporbt psrben. Ger,
Sdgsrs 1T bsreits eifrid an Ser arbeit
Ges Morbes i9uIbig Be
funbeu uno Do a frets
geIoifen.
aanfas gitp, U2o., 16. cSuli
SIM bisiigen ariminaIoeriat iprad
am Ulittipo6 cine Surp mm. +. mtc
ReiI frei, Der oes Wloroes i'm speitel
@ruoe angetIugt mar, obgleit be 8e
idpprenen, ME Der Gbrrunn T1gte
rpon Der SnuIo oes 2tnsetIagtsl
iiber3eugt feten".
Utc9fell mar dngetla1t, IN eTr1en
Streit See Self eriao7eu gu bQben
| als bic Sr<p hereiutam unp benz Rid
ter 2atfbatp meIoete, oab tie ii9 al
einsn Dabrfpruh gesinigt babe, er
. fuhte Der Sbmauu Qrt6ur gropn IN
Die GrlaubutB. ben Gsfangsneu anre
| ben su oiirfen.
. rWcReiI," iagte grptpr, mir fin
ale iiber5sugt oopon, baB Sie fdul
I bi9 iinD, mir ruoller Sbnen dber nr6
mails cine Gbance eeber. gDtr min
: fhen. bab iie na6 5uuie geben I'M
Al einem mlanne peroen. Sbr
/ Mutter pirp alt unb braubt Sit
sic miiFen bus Srinten ieir laTer
8luuben sic nitht onB Sie noh ei
men MIann aus ith MAIDEN t0nnsn?"
8 ia" iagts Mcg2eiI nit IsiIs
lStimme.-
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
Der 2safRanerieg.
SiirfsH, Mumdnen, SerbeH ano
0riehen rides sesen Dnl'
garieH ppr.
Die 1Iladte msrosn a6er cine uOlllgs
lhlerora6ana Bufgariens nidt
5use6en
Di, QahriAsen iibsr bic bon ben Bull
auren in Seres D.riibten Greutls
tboten beftdtist.
Giebsn i'm beutihenariegs sminiiserium
onseitsllie Gffisiere
M.rDen fih am %. SuIi Dor tinsm
ariegsseri6t su Derantiportsn
hdben.
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Die asgtn ne erbobenen antIagen bas
iirsn ouf ben GnthallunseH bes
9r. 2iebtnsht,
-~ss~-
llsbsr gsfehunssn fsitens Der Rrupps
fdeu Girma.
9om Seuii1en 8unbesturnfeIt II
QeipSig.
81
@ht iiio9ineiiffe propiuSsn IN
Sample gsgen bic Central Re-
sisrung.
81
Gis tDoIlsn sine iiio6ineiifde aonfo
oeration biloen.
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Die ge|a@r eings Streiks 0er
giIeN6a6N,A ,ARgeQeQteN No4
nid)t UOril6er.
-~3~
Sic Giieubabnen uerlangen, baR
unter benz neuen Ge1eb

2tMd1 tbre SelNneroen 9cQen DIE
0lageftelten npm Shieosges
ridJt in Griuasung 8e5pgen
tperoem iDllen.
Or. gaul g. ReinI6, bon Der untOers
tat bon Disconitn,
ST
@irb gum GeIanbten in gAind err
ndnnt tTerpen.
IT
Sin U2ann in aanias Gitp Oes I2orz
Des i9uloig bsfunoen uno bod
freigelafen.
-~s:~-
0as geIaliBte RIeto Dor 8ertht.
;5n Osm pro3eB gegen bic glOrosr BEG
GtsSberiffs Sd. Gaaobon DON
greatbitt Gountp, &p.
Sat Dan 0eaton Elm uHfa1enoss 9e>
fdhonib abgeIegt.
uno aQe MIitf9ul0igen genannt.
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5anf gergleute in einem Giienber8'
merit ION 8aRer umgeben.
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Sat Dan Oeaton Elm umfa1enoss Sc
itdttonib dbgelegt.
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uno ale u}iti4uLOigen genannt.
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SiirfsH, Numanen, SerbeH nno
@rieden rides sesen Unl'
garieH ppr.
Die 1lla6te usrOsn a6sr cine uOlllgs
lhleroridang Butgariens ni6t
Suqe6en

Die Qahri6.en iibsr be bon ben Bull
auren in Serss D.riibten Greutls
tboten beftdtigt.
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Rntberop, 16. Juti. slrins
Grnit 4ueui. BON Cumberland in nit
lsinsr Geniablin. Der prinssfTin Dill
.soyia asiis. in Rn.leuon siHos.roiisa
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4tIanttc Gttp, n =, 1e-
SuIi. 3as Oe0prfbire 6cte[ in
Qongport. tn Der Rdbe 5iefiger gtaSt
eeleqeu, tpuroe am U1ft.no6a brudy
Seuer 3eritDrt. Gas Sctet Fpar pnE
Ibeil BON Soften dnaefiirt, ha o5--
bas 6suer perbdItrtBmdbls lcngfaw
Tim iih criff, getorg sg G1en bos Ge<
bdube redt3ettig sa oerloHeu. @tels'
Der @dfte perlpren ober t1- oanses
perI0nlitss Gieeutburl. Der DerIal
Aa<iSais iiA aai unsaa5r 500 600. x.s
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Siebsn i'm oeutf6enariessminifteri
onseitelie Sffi3iere
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We ter . prtngs, u, o.,
II. Sutt. Rutp Duff, sin Wtitqtieo
Deg unterbuuies Der 0eIt 8trgtuter
2egisIatur, puroe am Uattpo6 Der
geiteauug in B<r6tnoung mt ber
lebten Genator8 3dmpagne idSulaa
bsfunoen. Duff lit bag 3tpsite Uli!s
gIieD Der 2egislutur, oas IOpeit T5rla
bta befun0en poroen lit
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18
SWEET POTATOES.

A Limestone County farmer says he
will make 1000 bushels, of sweet pota-
toes. Now that is what we call grow.
ing potatoes right, and for profit. Say
he realizes rs cents per bushel, which
is very conservative, he will gather
in $500, an equivalent of twenty
bales of cotton at SIS per bale. 1t has
always been strange to us that the
farmers do not raise more sweet pc.
tatoes, seeing they grow well in any
sandy land, and then, too, are becom.
ing more and more in demand.-Sul-
phur Springs Gazette.
Probably there is no vegetable
which, ounce for ounce, affords more
good eating than genuine yalleryam
potato. Any gentleman or lady can
live through long winter on an ex-
elusive diet of sweet potatoes and
come out fat in the spring. The sweet
potato is both bread and meat, also
dessert. There is no better pie than
sweet potato pie, no better pudding
than sweet potato pudding. no better
breakfast food than fried potatoes
spread with butter. The cost of living
could be reduced so per cent by COM
polling every householder to grow for
home consumption quarter-acre OF
sweet potatoes. AS it is, there are not
enough sweet potatoes to 60 round.
Actually, some town folks who were
raised in the country would rather
buy canned potatoes and complain of
the high cost of living than to set out
a row OF potato slips across their gar
dens. In fact, they haven't any gar
dens. Folks have quit gardening. 1t
is too much like work. And (here's a
secret) the reason farmers have al
most stopped growing potatoes is the
same as why town folks have quit
making gardens-it is too firing on
the muscles. There is good deal of
that sort of thing involved in town
gardening. Therefore, potatoes and
gardens are playing out and every
body is accusing everybody else CT
being trust and depressing the poor
Galveston News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO |M'BRYAN

(From the Files of The Eagle.)
Sam Johnson fell from bicycle
yesterday and was unconscious for
time from the general shaking up he
received. His fall resulted from a col
lision with somebody and he was laid
up for the day.
A clipping from the Galveston News
of that date published in The Eagle
says: Students are being turned
away from the Agricultural and Me.
chanical College at Bryan owing to
lack of accommodations. The institu-
ton is doing excellent work for the
youth of Texas, but it seems the State
is growing so fast and the desire for
higher education is spreading so rap
idly among her young men that the
further duty of the State in giving all
applicants a chance becomes appar-
emit"
Henry Prinzle was here yesterday
from Kurten.
Col. J. g. Harrison was here yes
terday from College.
The board of examiners for the
county has been in session the past
two days with four white and fifteen
colored applicants for teachers GER
tificates.
Mr.. X. X. Hooper telegraphed The
Eagle greetings yesterday upon the
completion of the new telegraph line
and Mr.. Harris added that the line
and instruments are in first-class
shape. (This was a wire run into the
main building of the A. and M. Col
lege. Mr.. Hooper was secretary to
Prof. J. II. Cornell, director of the
Texas Experiment Stations.-Ed.)
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

The free raw material paragraph in
the new tariff bill opens our ports to
the world and puts the farmers, the
wool growers, the miners and all
other producers of raw materials in
competition with the whole world. If
it forces our producers, and especially
our farmers, to sell their products at
a lower price, 1t would be hard blow
to the class that needs help above all
others.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

Col. ]. G. Harrison was here yes
terday from College.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

Henry Prinzle was here yesterday
from Kurten.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

None of the living are to blame for
the death of the eight convicts smoth-
cred in the hell hole at the Harlem
State farm. Guess the responsibility
rests on the dead niggers' them
selves.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18
EXAMINED RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

Assistant Superintendent w. R.
Mann of Ennis came in over the Hous-
ton and Texas Central last night for
the purpose of conducting an examina'
ton for the station agent and opera
tors at this point It is needless to
say that those who were put through
the test made good records and were
highly complimented by Mr.. Mann.
This is a new ruling in railroad opera
ton and is intended to make the
service more efficient.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

The breath of Boreas draws on
apace and our last winters suit is in
the scar and yellow leaf" II that
tariff bill does not hurry up and
snatch the eternal stuffing out of high
prices, Wen have to face the chilling
blasts in our summer serge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

Too bad that old Huerta will with
draw his entente cordiale from the
American warships in Mexican waters
at the expiration OF thirty days.
Sampson and Schley were no doubt
persona non grata with Spain at San
tiago de Cuba.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

The currency bill is nearing COM
pletion, and up to this time not a
word has been said about making de-
linquent subscription accounts nego-
table. This should be attended to by
all means.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

The relation between price and la
Dor is as delicate as an apothecary's
scales. II the tariff bill in reducing
prices should also reduce the wage Of
labor It would be calamity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

Since the Sulzer impeachment has
narrowed down to a fight between
Sulzer and Tammany, strong under
current of sentiment has sprung up
in favor of Sulzer--not that Sulzer is
blameless, but that Tammmany Is
reeking.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

The irregular schedules being main
tanned by many of the trains coming
into Bryan is a nuisance, and should
be corrected If there is any possible
way to do it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18
NOTICE, PRAEToRlANs!

Called meeting of the lodge at the
lodge hall Thursday night, September
20, for initiation work. State Organ.
izer ]. L. Davidson and wife of Dial.
las will be on hand. All members are
urged to attend.
T. d. MANN, w. r.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-18

Who is it up to, anyway, to make
the currency bill, the New York bank
ers or Congress?