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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-14
Mickae,son In California

Juvenile Onicer Patrick Purcell has
received a letter from Ivan Mickael-
son dated at Los Angeles. California.
The young man Is now located In that
city and states that he Is DOING wii,
MickaslsOn was arrested In this city
some years ago for burg'arizing the
prind,e restaurant near the ". q q,
station. lie was given his freedom
'oy the juvenile court upon condition
that be would lead better lie. The
young man expresses his thanks to
Juvenile Officer Purcell. IN his letter,
Tor his kindness and says that the
kind treatment he received IN Mt
Vernon induced him 10 tive good
life In the future.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-14
Nearing Continued

Nearing Continued
The case of SHARP. receise. ys.
l.. r.. Peun. which is being heard by
Referee Hosack In the circuht court.
has boon continued until next Thurs
day. There are almost 60 cases en-
braced In this hearing and consider
able interest has been aroused.
second Partial
Frank r. and George w. fNshburn,
sSscutors Of Jacob Fishburn. have
.Iiled a second partial account In pro-
bate. showing the following: Re-
ceivcd $1,000, paid out &iG,4tC. due
tho executors S46,18.
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SrunseisentbumshbertrasnHees
gineinndti, 7. Gebruor.

Grparb u. Marborf an 6. !. Cor.
nel,us. Cots. 544. 545, 546 unb 547
in gettpoob llut.rdbtbeilung; 81.
Qancp 6. 8sIentine an CLARA 9.
geueniine II. a., A bel 137 yub an
BET Gillette Der Roor. Strab. in Mlas
biirnpiQs; 81.
Gina 5ungsIas on Qettie g. nil,
Ter, 5bsiI Don Cots 20. "a unb 25 in
Wiittell armitrong Snnbitate Inter,
obtbeilung; 81.
5rsterid u. Gsn an Grnni +. gill
sis. 20 BEL 70 SUB an Der Diti.ite bar
pleafunt Strubs, spiihtn ID. unb l5.
Strabe; 81.
pouIins Slider an Jenas Slider,
30 bti 138 5ut on Der Siibfeite Der
2ocuit Sirabe, 269 JuB Ofisid BON
Gftlcnb 4penus; 81.
Gelia S.arne an srcnt Shneil.
meir Ii. u. etpn SO 4eres 2onb in
Setiion 25 In golerdin Ioipnfbip; 81.
9e;ene GpeIis an Jrant W. gums
itsin, 15 Cots on Delta unb milmer
4penue; 81.
Uiitdel Sid an Deter 6. Miler,
45 SUB an Stspens Mnenue. Mt.
5ealibn; 81.
2arretta 3. Gi5Ion on 9bos. ].
goreoron. so Jub an Douns uni
garmalt Strabs; ST..
ghas. 6. Woobportb an sfnas
Mob, 5 Cots in gsbor Oroue g. & %
u. llnterabtbeilung; ST..
Jreoerid u. gisn an Julin Bod,
mann. l Bot an qpon StroBe; 81.
Wareus 2oep.nltein an Gorfnne g
Golbimitb ! Got an Mupne unb Goo
per Qlpenue in 2odIonb; $1.
Gii0btth D. E;ephenfan On NtGi
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EeuirGton.
@6ne Stern.
Noman bon 8. 9. Braun.
(6prtiehuno.l

,Gs mub 3ur Sibne geidebsn, mas
uelheten tann," nabm srnIt pos
Wert.
raaum n0tbig nod" 6auhte Seuz
muth, unb grnit erfpieoerte: u9onS
notbia sur Gbrenertlarung Snttd's
gDir biirfen niht ruben, big mir ,.
pollen 1ie unb uns ibr gegenuber re1ts
fertiaenben geipeiie in ibre 9uno les
gen tounen."
.oSsn Sbre Sunb! no lit iis9" fiji
iterte Sellmutb. rShr Sruber paul
muB beihtsn," entge9nete ern1t'
.Dsnn tiefbeioret um ihre gsgenrpdrttgs
Gage, min i'd 'elbit es iein, tpelhsr tbr
bic erl0Ienoe 8ptIddft bringt."
.llno audi in mein.m Namsn
ttu's," iprah Seumutb taur pers
nsbmlih, Jag ibr, Die 3sit, oa tte
aIs Shpeiter mid umipaltet = 1el
bod Die freunbli6its meines 2ebsns
aefpsIen, uno bring ibr ben 5rsu11z
besoruB BON oen 2ippen Gtnes, Der
pou ben sSrrtbimern oteier Nelt 81
iheioen gebt. -- llno ounn - Die
@eios, Grnit - pergiB lie nidt!"
LIMB lu7eu sic mid pt1len, penn
gle su ibr geben," idgte StsrrbelH1
bspsot, Id bin nod nidt sefobt 9es
nuq, bas rehte 8ort gu ftnpsn."
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8ertbolb Sdllpar5

Der sSreiburger Sron3isfoner.W .Wonn,
erfarb bas ShieBpuloer. ourh pel-
dies Tauienoe getootet unb unidgli.
hes gleno IN Der 8elt angeridpet
tuur0e. Iie Ct. 8ernoro.9riloer ober
erfanben Ole berrlifp BiQe, Die ibren
9earnen trdet. 8is ans gnoe Der
Gage oanfeu bic 8ebeiIten, pelhe cn
4ronfbeiten bes Wagens, Der 2eber,
geieren unb 8eroaultngs-Srgone lit.
ten, feine Silfe finoen fonnten uT,o
burb bic Ct. gernarb-arauterpille
geheilt tpuroen, BEN Ct. gernarb.
Weonhen fir bic auBerorbentIihe Gr.
iinbuns. Sn allen Ipotbeten 5u
bnber,. W.S.
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Uruas.isentbums'. 6spstbeiea
Rsu. Sppptbsten

~ Ht = ID uk q u.
atant Ueods an JinoIap g. e 9.
Go. 80. 3, $1,000.
5ront Z. 5ilsis an Ottoman 6. 8;
.. Co., $2500.
s6trh u. 1pepfsr.an abponce 3. &c
6! Co.; $500.
WiIiam Eoe Smitbs on GbriItion
@euelin, $4,000.
Samuel 6. Magterfaa MiIIiam,1.
OoIier, $1,000.
yrant T. 5iIgis on Jrsbtri6ta.
9ein, $3.50.
emma Gtidnsp, an Gan Warcos9.
G. g. o., 5000.
Sciepb RreerAon Junbomeniols g.
&c 9. 60, $500.
Miliom 3. portmann on Souib
Sbio 8. & =. Co., $1,000.
Carrie Jruuhtemeper an. Sycamore
G. & &. 60. $1,000.
gsier 6. WGnsr on Garri. Sid.
$1,000
GlisGbetb 6. Wsiisnhrssr an
Sreneer W.. Jpneh. $3.50.
5nrrp 8enbersip on Jo6n Guars
tors, $500.
Gboa & Sponi.lson Warsarei z.
SpcnleI. $500.
Tora Dunlap arW Weiiern-&S Soutbs
era 2ifv Sni. Co.. 5000.
Garrit aerner an portnoob dmp.
3. & g. Go, $225O.
g. M. 2emins on Jennie We'
Ocrdn, $1,000
Gelmo Mulftnon -onrGulton Q. &
g. VI. go. 4, $3.50.
aoiepb EseteerfpoIb an Jof. o,
grodbouA. $1,000.
Gtas. ShidIer an Gmltp Jmp,
@. 8. 6, Co., $1,000.
Wm. G. pppers an bto- $3.50.
T1e 9ppo Neaitn Go. an Gosnopo'
Titan 9ani &: Sonsnss Co. $76. 400
Mernbam 3. O. QeHer an Stod
Dorhs 81. 6c L Co., $1,000.
/, Gertrude Yovng an Silptrton 8. u
3. 60. $1,000,
Wsinnie Ulilier on bideIbe. $500.
Jreb. ped an obnNnbmeper. 800
Marp Winbonep~on panbaub!s 9. u
6. Go. $500.
phinens g. pbiIips. onsO Ouaronie
Depoiit 60 $24O0.
1be Jheuf Gteef Mbeel Go. an bi
Wintpn Aeoltp Go. $26.8m.
Gbnrles Oons ans Ueoggie 6oppinl
$500.
QstpiS .. GteinbkeG Ger&an1 14nneliu
lu. % Dostsouy. 2ooo.
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Yater uno So6n.
S.is;e nab hem Gngliitsn bon
8, 5elmp.

Gas tleines s3,Iilaasr lag in sinsm
9salmenipdlbten Dor bsm 0orfe. Die
franS6iii6en Foioniiien. bic es be-
ipohHtsn, ipnreu furs pDrbr pon einer
brunitrsifenbtn Arnbertrupps iibtrs
falfn ipornn. unb ts lpor oisl 9lut
sefioFen. .9urnm bate bic Reeicruns
jest Elm Regnntni .3ucpen bsriibc1ges
ididi, I'm bic lebenoen 3u befdifBen
uno bn Jpitn su rdbeu. die 3uoptn
batten bic ibrrn gepormne aufarbe
mui'erboft aussdiibrs. Die 4rober
bntisn fih nidi Su ptrtheieigtn p.rs
mont nnn tporeR- iuisber Sin Die Miiite
birauseeirieNn.
Die Expedition mar -oiioseigsRtlif,
su Gslbe, abr es feblis nod cine
5tomponie. bic oissei4idt4ndu. um Gin
4.obsrborf 3u seritSrsn, oeFen Be
iDobnsr ben Wsorooeiiren SiIf. unb
Shue oetp0b1 boiisn.
Ssnn Orgorie ains Dor itirsm
3slse ouf unb uRbsr. gr hattie ruff isiu
sanSes 2ebn in Afriin 3ugebrdft.
Geine gItsrn apoun iton pom Grant
rti1 heriibengfiomnsn. ois er eril
5tDei Sabre alt seipsfen mar.
Nnmonb ioante bic geihihts hsr
Iemiiie Gxgoirs. uber man sntota..
balb. odb bic Grau ibun WaIin mil
ftumner W<rnhtung bsbdnfxI.s unh
hdk er eS perpienfe.
Jnles 0resoire mar tiuer tes
Uldnnsr. bic nit elmer 2lri gsiItiqe,
Wjnberlpcrtigfeit gsboren fpsrbtn. es
mar ibm einfaa unpiogith, iica orient,
llih ouf3ufiibren. Nsnbome @regoir.
psrbiente ben asxnsunterbnIi fir ihr,
JomiIis ourdb Geibeniiider.isn uni
feiHe W6fde fur bie Gomsn her Gar.
niion. Shr Tlunn trieb iid susrit ir
ben kriihtigfttn Rneipen btrnm. BID
Ct iih pI0slin in ben aopf fssss, IN
pas Deer sin3utrnen.
| Jules gresoire trurbe BON ieiner
Ramerdbsn nit Mibrrousn unb gDi,
berrpiIIen bttra9iet.
4 Dann irat in ben fron30iifhtn I'm.
eeIeaenbeiten in Mfrihu tine HriiIs elm
/ Gs tam su GireiiisiGisn smiIh<n be,
| Aronsofen unb btn einpeboreneI
] GtGmmen; unb iptnn bic 1ron5oisi
Iibre 1ruppen fanlmeIisn. tam Il
4 mehstre Waule bpr. bob Die Mrabel
lsiut Rtnntuil urn ben. Hsmsganotn Dsl
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g. Gteptenion, 1. gferes in Seftion
33. Milirreef IN: ST.

n q
g. GteptenIpn, 4. Ncres in Geftion
33, Minereet A.; ST.
Gam. .. Cooper an Dora Dunlap.
] Got on Gjilbert Mpenue; ST..
Dapib whgall an 9. 80. aenina,
Got 35 in Gdrrspine; $500.
Gun 8. Wiuiom an Marp 3. Bile
liams, ] Got on Winiomipn gl.; 81.
glnna 8. Ileranhsr an Walter a.
aellner, 1864 Neres in Settion 6,
Spiingfielb 5n.; 81.
Sriepb 8. 8rpdbaus an glnton
Wand, | Got an gine. nnb surriipn
pise; 81.
Nnion Band on SoIepb Gieiaers
NAH, ] Got on gine. unD 5arrifon
8ite; 81.
syrant ]. 8oreer an 9be 1ppo
Ntaltn Co., 80 Sub OH Der SiiSieite
Der Canal. sipiiden Race unb GIN
Strabe: 80 5ub an Soutb Canal
Str.i 81.
Cincinnati, 8. Jebr.
Waltsr 6. Wsorborf, 3ruIiee, on
.anna gerIins, IL Cots i'm Der 9eechs
tpoob llnierabtbeilung; $2O5. 80.
Srbn Sabsr on Sorrp WeIoele IL.
a., 1beil bon Got % in :. .. Gar
ions Gitote in Gbepiot; 81.
Grneite Samion an Gborles 6.
gerrle, 30 bel 140 SUP on Der We'is
| feits Der 8ine Strabe; 81.
aatberine Riebaus on SIabet So.
pbiIlips, 25 BEL S5 ssub an Der Off
feite Der Ghidaioip Strabs, $50 5uB
nDrblih Der Warner Strabe; 81.
5be Wiuton Stealth gompdnp an
bic SpeaI Stssl mbeel gompann,
Gbei; bon Got IA in Games 6. Cub
Ions Gitatc an Ger Sprius 9rope
Irsnue; 81.
Wlibael Wlinees, Ibminiprotor, an
phoebe Slater. Got IA in Square 9
in Miamitonn; 5000.
Srbn aunselman on 2efpis ].
Sisinbreter, Got 8 in Der 8rdnooietp
llnteratibsilung in Wt. Sea!tbp; 81.
gouIins z. 2pbber an 5rsb $. Gin
conner, 5beiI BON Cots 30. &c unb 81
in Der Wilsbroe unterabtbeiIung an
Sailtp Apsnue; 81.
phoebe Slatsr an gbdrlss Cant.
Got IA in Square 8 in gtiamiiomH;
81.
3puiTa g1ifIst on Ular 6. 5leiIds
mann. Elm 5ro,t 2uno On Der Vorbs
melt ede Der Carthage qi.e uHo
iSrunt Court; 81.
Shs 5Ieiihmauu Gompunp an bic
Geturiih earrings Bani cno Saf.
gepofitprp Co.. "a bel 30 sub on Der
RcroTeits Der 4. Strobs. 40 Sub ipefts
lid Der qIum StraBe; 81.
Sorosp 6. 8roIh, Iruites, on Wtdrp
| g. gidett. Cots go. 81 unb 6S in Der
| Ust Ct. gincen; Saubi.at llnterab'
ibsiluns; isrner Got No. Alt in ber
geeor Grope qanb anb guilbing aHr
glp. llnterobthetlung; 81.
Matt6etp Blc8uire on Utdpeutrii,
Golon, 80 bel 80 5uB.an Der Beres'
forb 2tpsnus; 81.
Derfeibe on bieiel6e, 20 teit90 Gut
on Der Norbfeits Der Glar. S!robe
oitIin ron auo!op 4penus; 81.
Cecilia 6o!mss on Wtrrp GsctIic
Slpeerep, 5bsiI BON Got "a in 5dris'
borEs's llHtsrdbibeilung; 81. -
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Dsrielbe on Sobn aun8eIman.
$1,000.
sebuitiun Daait an 2ena Wdgf,r.
$1,000.
Marp .. Jroit an g.ropibsnt Saps
ines q. II. Z. SO. $25Do.
Wiuium 6. Opler an 5ranfgoiples.
1854.
Gmuo u. Srase an Soutbsrn Obio
6. II. 2. SO. $400.
2ouife 6. ShneIer on GsntrolJairs
mount 9. II. 6. 60. $500.
Mlarp s. gidsti an price 6in gasle
g. II. q. SO. $4,000.
Gli3obstb 3crnbsggsn ,an Col. gns
harad. $4,000.
Toro Dunlap an Sa1nuel .. Goos
per. $3l64.
Oetilgte Snp'o tbeten.
5rant Made an Tno!eu 6. &c q.
60. Rp. 3, $1,000.
MdIpina gogss an f}if9monn 6.
&c y. So, $25O0.
Snspb geder on Seeon y. u. Co..
$1575.
Susb 5aplor an Ibpants'9. &c g.
60, $1,000.
81. u. 9oepfer an bisislbe, $2500.
Snmon Roienbers on GoitA Z. 4us
aur, $500.
Gkiter Dapis,an 7. Darbsg. & 8.
Co., $25Oo.
TetliHo Sans an Ts. aIeirr $3.50,
Geo. Reditpietn an NorDono Sats.
Co.. $500.
Gbos. GhidIsr on Ga!lsn, Smp.
.. & 9. Co., $500.
anna q. TetGuIIouob an 8surl
Ctr. marist 8ant, $500.
q. J. O. 2tffsr an Stot Daros 81
&c Sruit Gp., 1920.
Sroces Gopion an 9npiOent g
Q. dc :. Co., $50.
CT. Dupion an Rational 3. "
Co.. $500.
Sobn 6. Jrowritsr an Union 2.
v. * z. 60, 5000.
phiIip 0au,el an Calhoun Q.,& y
60. go 2, $500
TaIia 5earne on 1rani gctpIss
$1,000.
Sen s. Gti.ss.or SgtamorssS. &
6. Go, $1,000.
Gorolins u. Ulourts an 0lenoal'
9. &c 6. u. Co., $4,000.
emma Griffith an Union g. .
&c Z. 60, $3.50.
Germ gtnbaus an Wlt. aodms q
Go, s4o0.
Gbas. aspb.sansSoutbiio &C. %
Co.. $500.
Carrie aerrer~an Qprpoco ), q
&e. Co., $4,000.
4beIine 8. Wsbrman an Gliftr
WuiuaI G L. g. Go. $1,000.
Gsprat J. Wfiisl an Willicn Brett
boII.. $3.50.
Greo. Bed an Urou. 9ucsrman
$500.
g. Eniber,n q.sdn qpo[osS. L. 6
60. $500.
Warn UlnbDneptog panbunok'g. u
g. Go. 500.
6arrn Beftsonsglropibent 2oan.Gr
S1250.
Sulio Rihn-on CLARA Rotbe. $S4E
Tlnrn 8. ga.eti on grioe SiusGagl
G. Il. 3. go. $500.
anoe gp. 2sni on Sendis 2.sai. =
u. 60. $500.
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Ds 6E6e beS Dorlsbni vi fiir
.pisa ber Grobu,eiIer bsr1rrunti@ois.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

f. B. Barnett and Hattie Adams.
Walter e. Simpson and Minnie Ola
Curd.
Antonio Comprise and Maria Con-
geolose. a
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An,usen,ents
AT THE PRINCESS.

In addition to the regular run OF
music, comedy and pictures at the
Princess Theatre next week will be
seen something very much out OF the
ordinary-the Ellises in mind-read-
ing and mental telepathy act, now the
feature act at the big Garden in Dali
las. Mrs. Ellis is mind reader SUI
preme, and is said by many to be even
better than the great Anna Eva Fay.
The management consider themselves
very lucky in securing this wonderful
act. H
In addition to this wonderful act
will also be seen the Musical Bells,
said to be the strongest and best
musical act now booking southern
towns. The two great acts combined
will perhaps be one of the strongest
bills to be seen at the Princess this
season.
A musical improvement will be one
of the features at the Princess COM
mencing Monday-a professional
vaudeville pianist secured through
Mr.. T. O. futile, the booking agent at
Dallas. She comes with the best of
recommendation and will be able to
play any act that comes to this pop
ular amusement house.
It will be noticed that the Princess
Theatre has changed management,
and under the new management this
theatre will endeavor to give the pub
lie nothing but high-class vaudeville
and good pictures with the best of
service.
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9. Y. p. U. Program.

NJ. E. Weaver, Pastor.
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NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
Mems Class at Methodist Sunday
School Select Officers
for New Year.

On last Sunday the young mems
class of the Methodist Sunday school
had their annual election of officers.
The retiring officers were: T. A.
Adams, president; Lamar Bethea, sec
rotary; Ed Crenshaw, treasurer. The
newly elected officers are: Matt
Riordan, president; John Collins, sec
rotary; DR.. A. Benbow, treasurer; and
Prof. w. |. Wright, corresponding sec.
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A. Moore, president.
The first regular monthly confer
ence for the new year will be held at
the close of the morning service.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend these services and worship
with us.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

Wilson & Bradley to Charles b.
stillwell, lots 10 and II, block |, VIII
son Heights.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-11

.. Y. Y. ". TTo9faU.
Subject: "a Spiritual Religion
|. Cor. 2;10-16.
Leader: Miss Mamie Lou Lindsey
/. "What no We Mean by Spiritual
Religion" Miss Louise Bate.
2. Spiritual Religion and the Ordi
nances," Mr.. Sam Hunter.
3. Spiritual Religion and the
Church." Waldine Sanders. -
Music--Helen and Katherine Finn
Ten minutes for open discussion on
Spiritual Religion and
1. Personal Strength.
2. Prayer.
3. A Happy Christian Life.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Services at IL a. m.
]. r. Finley, Pastor.
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,tary. R. o. Allen was reelected

Rotary R. o. Allen was reelected
teacher.
The members Of the class have re-
solved to rally to the work with re-
newed purpose. A more thorough or
ganization will be maintained and the
scope Of interest and activity OF the
class broadened. This class has done
some fine work in the past and they
have their faces toward the future
with high hopes of greater achieve
ment during 1913.
Visitors cordially welcomed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-11
FIRST BAPTIST.

Services at the First Baptist church
Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; Mr.,
T. R. Bate, superintendent
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by the pastor.
B,Y.P. U. at $50 p. m; Prof John
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CHRISTIAN.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m
A cordial welcome to all.
James n. Thomas, Pastor
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Setting Up Service Epworth League.

Setting UP Service Epworth League.
The hour for the meeting of the
Methodist Epworth League has been
changed from GAS p. m. to 4 p. M.
A special program has been arranged
for the meeting Sunday afternoon, as
follows:
l. Piano Duet-Prof. Reeds pupils.
9. Talk: What the League Stands
For" Miss Mabel Zimmerman.
8. Vocal Solo-Miss Bessie Aber-
crombie.
4. Talk: "The Faithful Life, Prof.
R. o. Allen.
5. Solo-Miss Mary Shelburne.
6. Talk-Rev. Glenn Finn.
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Engraving

have about caught up with my engraving
which was done free. This alone required
the services of two men part OF the time
and one all the time, night and day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-11

Miss Frankie Armstrong returned to
her home in Hearne today after a
short stay in the city on business.
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WITH THE CHURCHES
FIRST METHODIST.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; c. M.
Bethany, superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by the pastor. Morning subject: The
Kingdom of God and Its Subjects.
Evening subject: THE Great Reality
of God" This is the first in series
of sermons on The Great Realities.
Boy Scouts at 8 p. m.
Senior Epworth League at 4 p. m
A special program has been prepared
for tomorrow afternoon.
The public is cordially invited tc
these services.
Glenn Finn, Pastor
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Watch Work

Ny watch work will be complete in another
week. and will then be able to give lou
prompt and first class Watch, Jewelry and
Clock work and as good Engraving as you
will find in any place, and at prices as low
as first class work can be done.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-11
FIRST FREE BAPTIST.

The services at the First Free Bap'
fist church tomorrow will be as fol.
lows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at GAS p. m
Subject: "Why Not Become Chris
tian?" This meeting is to be led by
one of the deacons of the church and
is decision meeting for endeavorers
to decide for Christ.
Sermon at 1880 p. m.
j. j. Tatum, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-11
a New Year

is now before us and am anxious to please
my customers in every way possible.
have done my best to give you prompt ser.
vice during the past Christmas rush, and it
have failed will be glad to have you tell
me-not others-and will do my best to
remedy the fault.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-06
How TO GET RID OF THE HOUSE
EIaX

The fly is a nuisance beside being
a carrier of infectious diseases, and
the attempt to exterminate 1t needs
no Justification. How one can make
ones home, town or city flyless is
described by G. F. Hodge Of Clark
University, Worcester, Miss. He says
that the American public spends $780,
100000 year for window and door
screens in futile attempt to ex-
lclude a lively insect which insists on
getting into the house every time the
doors are opened. He believes also
THAT the method OF swatting the flies,
using fly-paper or indoor traps or
poisons is ineffective, but may help.
His method is to make use in various
ways of the conical wire-mesh fy-trap,
which is familiar to almost every one,
in such a way az to turn the tables
on the flies and put them in Jail and
llet ourselves out" The plan involves
Iof course. the abolition as far as pos
lsible Of ali breeding and feeding
places for flies and the application OF
1.-THE fly-trap mentioned above to the
garbage can, to the screens on win
dows, to the covers on manure bins
}. etc, all Of which can be done by 8
little mechanical ingenuity. Garbage
cans are on the market which havt
: cover larger than the can and no
j fitting down closely on it so that thu
, flies gain access to the can unde
the cover and escape through a hol'
lin the cover over which is fixed
: fy-trap. In fghting the fly, Hodg
, has found that the essentials OF sue
!. lcessful campaign are to transfer tn
d fight against the fly from the hous
to outdoors. and then to extermfnat
1t. Another essential feature in
+ town or city is that households mus
q cooperate One ignorant or careles
q home can breed flies enough I
n vitiate the best endeavors OF Who'll
town. Hodge has succeeded in hi
ineighborhood in practically elimina
II ing flies; he uses no screens In vii
.. dows and doors, and can sit out door
d or have windows or doors open
s. any time without molestation. 4
q flies begin to breed early in tn
spring and as they breed with marye
Gus rapidity. the time to arrange *
ne fy campaign is in the winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-06
Household Economy
How to Have the Best Cough
Syrup and Save ~, by .
Making 1t Mt Homo.

Il
Cough medicines, as rule, contain a
take ona pint of granulated sugar, add
u pint Of warm water and stir about
9 minutes. you have as good syrup as
money could buy.
and fill it up with the Sugar Syrup, you
could buy ready made for $3.50. 1t
keeps perfectly. J.
syrup You ever used-eyen in whooping
cough. You can feel it take hold.usu.
hours. 1t is Just laxative enough, has q
good tonic effect, and taste is pleasant
Take teaspoonful every one, two OF
three hours.
1t is a splendid remedy. too, 70,
whooping cough, Group, hoarseness, asth
ma, chest pains, etc.
Pinex is the most valuable concentra
| ted compound of Norway white pine ex
| tract, rich in guaiacol and all the heal
| ing pine elements. No other prepare
| tion will work in this formula.
This recipe for making cough remed,
| with Pinex and Sugar Syrup is nov
| used and priced in thousands of home
in the United States and Canada. TIL
plan has often been initiated but neve
| successfully.
/ A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction, o
money promptly refunded, goes with thi
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, or vii
get it for YOU. II not, send to Tn
Pinex Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.