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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
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Ser Ne9ierung fir Sic gcrmebrl1ng
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@dlfte Ser 90 Geiten umfallenben
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tarilden @ufgabe, Ser iid Sic Ser
einigten staaten eeseniiber geitellt
leber." Sns ein5elne eebeno lpir0 ba
erfldrt, inlpiefern ii6 Bic 3eiten gez
anbcrt BADEN, DOB Sic gntpidlung
uns 5ipinst, cine Hiiltung 5politif gu
ergreifen. 3ablenmabis Der ildt man
bic gereitl9aft iiberleeilder Grobz
mad]te fit Gee : ggpebitipnen na9z
8lllpeilen; Of gang %einipanofrei, m0bz
ten mir babingeltellt lein lailen. ales
III al1em: cine 8egriinbung zines
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man ein Wtantel6en umbangt unb eiz
l1en anberen Namen gibt, bamit Sic
2eute nidt merfen, baB es i'm @runbe
%genprn1nen oerielbe 8olg lit, Ser biss
ber in Ii ierem 2arbe als b0sartig un6
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IeuBerungen iiber bas IerbdltniB oes
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Der be5eidnenben 8emerfung 16liebt:
Sic chamber 8u9eorbnete 5%batigfeit
bcs Staatsmannes, bes Gn(nnten nnb
beg W1atrolen: $50 Scr cine
anfbprt, ba padt Der NJ
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Gin gor5ug Ser g6rift lit lire 90
%jeftipitat; ouh nit feiner silbe berz
rutbcn beren @erfai1er, hoB iie in
3eutl6lanb uber einem be- timmten
anoercn 2anoe Ben Seirlb erblide1.
Der inns 5lpin9e, Der Miiltungspplitit
nnlcr Gusenmerf 5u5unenben. Mud
miro 9eutldlano nidt ais bas Cant
genannt, bas burd feline @orbereiz
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2anber ebenfalls e%e5lpungen babe, 81
riiltcn, lporauf bas Niiltungsfie6el
alldl Die gan5e 8clt ergriffen babe
bis u15 MN nidt nnberes iibrig blei:
be, als uns audi 81 ipnppnen. gben:
lopcnig miro an9eoeutet, paB Sic Ser
Staaten Die @efabr ppn1 Siten brobe
Sm @e9entbeil, la9t bic ct. Coulter
"amerifo", mir 9lallben ser Sdrif
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Wtlttel 81 erlangerr CUR &ert6cibiaun(
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lein fpnnten. @ir peripeilcn al, erlte,
Steae auf abifnitt 10, Geite IA, ipl
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

Sci letnem Mmtsantritt als
ltcdbertretenoer ariegsminiiter loa iid
5err Asqllitb lebr getpunbert BADEN,
tpobin 1i6 aitdeners 9rei : MiQip<
men : Seer berfriimelt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
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fabr Der @uiten unb Grfdltungcn III
Betra6t. Isl balten b~ielclben fit
g%eipDbnlide nnb barmlo1e 2eiben. Sic
Statilttf la9t ms aber, BOB cine iebe
brittle Eeripn an cinem 2un9enleiben
ltirbt. @efdbrli1e 8rpnGinlz mo
2llngenlcibcn iinb Splgen bpn ber1a6z
laliigter grfdltltng. @em SIR &Drper
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gibt es fem bel1eres Mittel ipie ST..
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ielbcn 1T bon Sung unb Git al15pro.
brit iporbcn. Seit As Sabrcn i'm @e<
bral16. 8e1or9en Gle 1id nod6 beltc
cine Sldi9e. Gerbiitcn sic bic 9fis=
fang eines gefdbrli9en 2un9enlcibens.
Sci alien 9rngilten. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
Hrpte1t oenpn sic 11phprnr;

~ Ser 8roteit eeeen Sic l1ebergrifz
fe fran5Dllder ariegsl9iffe lit in
eunoidaftli6fem Son gez
balten, beriidern Sic prn : aliirten
8latter. SIZE darfen Soften iin6
fir Die Gentralmd6te relerbirt.
- Sci ieinem Mmtsantritt oIs
itcllbertretenber ariegsminiitcr loa 1id
5err Nsqllitb lebr getpnnbert BADEN,
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men : Seer berfriimelt bat.
Gin amerifani16er &orrelponz
Bent 5ablt odt vNa0gltdfeiten" fir
einen enogilti9en Gieg Ser MGiirter1
allf. Iber feline ein5ige n8abrl6einz
li9feitl"
Sobn 8ua tpi!nl9t ieinen Srcunben
l6on
ne 8eitlang gang beritoblen:
aomm' ib nit beiler @n1t babon,
Mag eu6 Der geufel 1olen.
Gin uncertainties aric9sldiff
fat einen amerifantl1en Sampler be-
l6ollen. Sem 8unoer, ipenn 8il1pn
.l6lieBli6 Bic Schulz b~erliert - NJ t
Ben 9eut16enl
Sic MQiirten baben beldloIen,
jeoen 8iirger Der W1ittelmddte. ben Tie
auf etnem neltralen G9iffe finben,
gefa119en gu nebmen. 9ober 8illpns
l1ltimatum - an Se 1tcrrei6 !
- 8erl9iebene @enatoren, bemoz
fratiide un0 republifanilde, forbern
Die grridtune bon Nesierungsfabrifen
fir ariegsmaterial. rnerb0rt tlloDz
al - Sen 5tablz nnb Munitionsz
Ba6rifanten seseniiberl
SSn beutiden Neidstag fat Ser
Staatslefretar Beg Ml1sipdrtisen gez
geniiber ST.. 2ie6fne9t Sen beredtigten
Stanbprnft seltenb semaGt, bab Elm
Narr mebr fragen tam, ais 5ebn
8eiie beanttporten f0nner.
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nii6er 8anfiers an Rribatperlonen
l1nb 8nnfen in Ser g6tpei5 unb nnler
@tnatsbepartement tbnt ni6ts in Der
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

gelten. Nn 0iele @1D9libfeit glalbt in
8ltnanien lpcbcr Sic gfe9ierllng, nod
Bic @eeresleitung mebr. @ie Sic 3irge
liegen, fam Mur1arien, penn es iid)
1ltbt ielbi opfcrn mill, Dem @icrpers
banbe mn nod einegiel1tralitat bictel1.
N5ebr fann nan in Yetersbnrg, Earis
unb 2ol1oon bon 8uunanien lpeoer for
bern npch e%r(anael1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
Eelb1nar1dlou sSrenhs IodfnI

Sel0marldol Srends 91a6folz
ger lit Elm General, Ser iib al1f benz
rberiibmten Niid5ug" bon Mp,1s be-
ionoers aus9e5eidnet bat. Wla,1 erz
fennt alio in bieler @abl MIR ipieber
Die lpeitlidti9e britiide Siiriorse, Sic
aub Die 3ufunft abnt.
Senatpr @ofe gnit6 gebralldt
in lei1cn Sproerllngen gegen gnglonb
v3nfallig" bieiel6en 8prte, nit bercu
@err @illon (. 3. 9euti9lunb brobtc.
go Gin gfcl madt no1 gar Sen
Erdlibcnten laderli6l
8ie iid Sic 3citen anbernl Sic
"maileb fit" gait bisber itets MIR ols
bel onberes aenn5eiden bes berDnmz
menspertben 8arloros. llnb bel1te
preiit sic probritiide 9rcl1e @il1pns
vmailcb fit" ebenlo ipie leinen plDbz
lt9cn Wilitarismls.
Selterrei9 : nngarn fricd]t in
leiner Nnttport auf Gtaatsiefrctar
EARNINGS fnoti9e Npte n If t 81 arelrz
Sc. Sc forbert 8etpeie fir bic
ge%bauptl1ngen 5errn 2aniings.
- gol9' cine nnpcrldamtbeit -
8enei1e iper6em berlangt. 8ee
bauptllnsen Des observation-disclosures
departments bebiirfen feiner getpeiz
ie. @it elmer Neeierrng, Sic fred
lol6e berlan9t, miillcn natiirli6 Bic
biplomatil6en 8~e5iebungen abgez
3 t . If e II tperben.
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aug authenticated 2nelle erfabren ia:
ben, 9eutidlanO bobc felt gcsinr
beg arie9es fiinfunbiieb8ig Sol1d)6oot'
%berloren. Sic autbcntiide Gl1elle III
ipubrldeinlid bas Yrobibence Sour:
nal. Sber Die Sem Yorf u8orlb~.
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gulsarien iein Mn5eDpnien ipiebereez
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gierberbanbe bur9 ein militdriIGes
|gingreifen - lei es in MuBlanb, lei es
nllf Ser 8alfanbalbiniel - mod IL
genbtpelbe ausl6la9sebenbe 5ilft
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
Eulitiid)c uub u1pulitiide R%anbsluiIen

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liirten bon 9%eutid[anb cine rielige
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Den. Seit tpa,ln berlangt Ser geiiegte
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19
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u9eutldlanb ipir0 bon Sag 3l1
Sag i9tpader", iubelt Sic britilde
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-19

Der r1daltae 9empfrat", enfhItetItt
6orrtagszInseabe, feh5 3i,tlmerr tebe 8nGe,
iptrb an bic Nbonttenten III hiefer @tabt fit
20 &ents tpodbet1tIib pier $500 iabrIiG BET
EoIdus5abInnG fret abgeIteferi
Wtt Der 4uft auberbaIb ber stabt, mad IL.
etno etnem Tpfta1l1t III ben Ser. Gtaater, Ga,
naba ooer Mcsicp. $500 idsrli& bel gorauS.
Die epnntnsS . anSbate, mir bird bic 3ofi
natb teoet1 Ioitnntt in ben Ser. Staatep, foItei
ldbrlt8 s1.oo bel goraus5abluna.
Ger nSalbipbd lentlide 9sn,pirat", burd bic
Srdger In Ser stabt $3.50, bel @oral1saablung
$500; mad. Canada $3.50 ul1b rsh europa
800 per Satr bet gprauS3abIune.
Der uae5dcntIthe Gempfrat", ii, stpet 1bet.
len. mttttuots unb @onnabenbs, fpftet inner.
bali Der Der. stuaten $2.0n. mad CANADA unp
mad europa $3.50 idbrIih bel goraus5abluRe
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02
HA|T|E|V REBELS
TO GIVE UP ARMS
viii Turn Them Over to American
Espeditionary Forces on
Tuesday.
my Associated Presal

Cape Haitien. Oct 2.-The HaitIen
rebels win deliver their arms to the
American expeditionary forces Cd
Tuesday. In consequence OF an agres}
ment consummated between the rebel
leaders and the United States com
mander. After the rebeIs disarm, the
marines on the battleship connecti{
cut will leave port.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02

To close an estate I offer for sal
choice OF the following blocks Of land
situated In the western part Of Bryan
Blocks 202. 236 or eil At $500 cast
Either Of the above are bargains. 0nl|
one Of the three Is for sale. but d
raise cash viii give the purchasd
choice. u. O. NALL
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02
EXHIBITS AND
ADJUSTMENTS

Owing to the lack Of facilities. the
asricultural show and amusements
will be held In Bryan October Is and
II. and not at Dellwood Park. as first
announced. Here ample provision
viii be made Tor livestock. agricul-
tural displays and the list Of amuse.
ments. including boys bicycle races
sack races. foot races. greasy pig
races. climbing greasy pole. fowl race.
burro races and additional amuse-
ments provided by that committee. LIB.
eral premiums and cash are offered
for winners In all contests.
Thursday. October 1.-THE last day
Of the show-there win be speaking
by two prominent Texans. Hon. Louis
]. WORKMAN Of Fort Worth and Hon.
Thomas N. Campbell Of Palestine.
Music will be furnished for the oc.
casion By the A. 4 NJ. College band
and there will be something to see
every minute Of the two days OF the
fair.
A committee will look after the
comfort Of visitors. plenty OF Ice water
furnished and the citizens OF Bryan
want you to come and be with them.
All exhibits must be entered and
placed BY II a. m. the first day.
Exhibits Of horses and cattle will be
made on the last day Of the fair only,
October 18th. Ample provision. how
ever. will be made to take care Of hogs,
chickens and other exhibits OF this ma
ture.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02
URGED COTTON PURCHASES.
$4,000 Bales Needed BY 0ovsrnmsnt,
Said Hefiln.

Washington. Oct. 2.-RepresentAI
tive Helm OF Alabama. a member d
the House Committee on Agricultural
called on Secretaries Garrison and
Daniels Friday to discuss the adminI
istration's defense program and pad
ticularly the use Of cotton and Inter !
In the manufacture Of guncotton and
other explosives. Mr.. Helm suggest
ed that the government purchas(
early In December $4,000 bales d
cotton to meet the munitions rsQuIrs
ments OF the army and navy.
Secretary Daniels told Mr.. He6l&
that more cotton than usual would n
required by the government powdsI
mills at Indian Head because Il !
plant there was being enlarged an
would soon double It's output Of pox
der.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02
SKATING RINK At osLLwoop.

I have opened a skating rink at
DelIwood; open FIVE nights each week
and Saturday afternoon Saturday
night a ball will be given especially
for the foreigners Bathing every
night. PETE MATEsKY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02
PREMIUMS
Best individual Farm Exhibit Raised
BY One Famer.

First Prize.-One Quick Meal
oil stove. given by Cole Hard
ware Co.. value .si2.50
Second PriEe.-0ne 9-inch genu-
Inc Oliver steel braking pillow.
given by Parker-Astin Hard
ware Co.. value .............$i.00
Third Prixe.-One case Walking
Planter. given by Myers
Hardware Co. value ......$ll.OO
Mems Corn Exhibit.
Best ten ears white corn. one
pair Bostonian shoes. given by
Webb Bros.. value ...........S 400
Second best ten ears white corn.
one hat. given by A. b. Ewing.
value .......................$ zoo
Third best ten ears white corn.
one sack Sweet and Pure flour.
given by Gordon-sewall 4 Co.
value ................... 2.OO
Mems yellow and Mixed Corn.
Best ten ears. one pair Walk
Over shoes. given by A. NJ.
Waldrop q Co. value .......s 400
Second best ten ears. one sack
White Crest flour. given by
lawrence Grocery Co., value. 3 zoo
Third best ten ears. one sack Blue
Ribbon flour. given by b.
Kaczer q Co. value .......t 100
Boys Corn Exhibit
Best acre. measured by disin-
terested party. first prize
given by City National
Bank .................... .tlOvt
Second prize given by First Ma.
tional Bank .................s 7.5(
Third prize given by Parker
Lumber Co. .................$5 500
Best ten ears white corn by
club boy. given by ]. s. Doan. s 80,
Second best ten ears white corn
BY club boy. given by J. S.
Doan ..................S 20
Third best ten ears white corn
BY club boy. given by Hillyer-
Deutsch Lumber Co.. ........s 10
Fourth prize given by HIllyer-
Deutsch Lumber Co. .......s 10
Fifth prize given by J. W. Ham
iiton ..................t 10
yellow or Mixed.
Best ten ears by club boy. given
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS

First Day.
200 p. m.--Foot race-150 yds.-
free for all-cash 1919. .s2.50
$3.50 .. m..-Greasy pig race
boys under is years-the
pig to winner and cash. :. $500
500 p. m.-Climbing greasy pole
cash prize $500 bill on top
to man that gets II.
$3.50 D. m.-Fowel race-spoils be-
long to successful captors.
400 D. m.-Boys' bicycle race
under is years-soo yds.-
cash .................. .Sz.bO
4:30 D. m.-Sack race-boys un-
der IS years-250 feet
cash .................. .3z.OO
$500 D. m.-Burro race-free for
all-3oo yards-cash ..... $3.50
Second Day.
q "A . -. n.I. -. 49, 49,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02

First prize. given by Bryan Com
mercial Club. cash ........$ 500
Second best pair turkeys. Bryan
Commercial Club. cash ......s $50
Third best pair turkeys. Bryan
Commercial Club. cash .....s i.50
Best dozen eggs. five useful
house remedies. given by NJ.
II. James. value ............s 1.50
Second Prize.-One package Lee
Gears stock feed. given by
Reed 4 Stewart. value ......s 100
Best pound butter.-0ne hat,
given by Pat Patterson. value 8 200
scond Prize.-One years sub
scription to Weekly Eagle.
value .................' i'vv
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02
Premium List and Amusements
Brazos County Street Fair
To Be Held In Bryan, October 18th and l4th--Speak-
ing By Prominent Men, Horse and Cattle
Show on Last Day

OnOW on Last Lay
by First National Bank. .....s ESQ
Second prize given by First Ma.
tional Bank ................s zoo
Third prize given by First State
Bank .................... LOO
Fourth prize given by First
State Bank .................$ LOO
Fifth prize given by First State
Bank ................... LOO
BIaek.Eyed Peas.
For the best bushel OF black
eyed peas brought to Bryan.
cash by W. s. Wilson. Jr.....s 500
Pumpkins.
Largest pumpkin on display.
cash ................... i.ov
Girls Canning Club.
Best general display to include L.
quart jars Of home products. history OF
crop neatly bound. one cup-towel made
from flour sack. one uniform. cap and
apron.
First Prize.-Lsdies' hat. given
by Z. II. Edge. value ........$ 500
Second Prize.-One pair Drew
Shoes. given by Edge Dry
Goods Co.. value ............$ 400
Third Prize.-One Kabo corset.
given by W. J. Coulter a Co..
value ................$ 800
Fourth Prize.-One link bracelet.
given by Park. The Jewler .
value ................... 2.50
Fifth Prize.-One silk Susett
dress. given by The Globe Dry
Goods Co. value ..........$ ESQ
Tomatoes. best seven cans:
First Prize.-One set Gold Band
plates, cups and saucers. given
by Duke q Ayers. value ......s $50
Second Prize.-One box candy.
given by r. NJ. Wick. value. IS 100
Jellies, six glasses:
First Prize.-One rocking chair,
given by f. F. Parks. value. 8 $50
Second Prize.-Box candy. given
by Holmes Bros. value ....s 100
Cucumber pickles. sour:
First Prize.-Rocking chair. CIV
en- by w. T. James. value. 8 $50
Second Prize.-Box candy. given
by Hardy Newton's Candy
Corner, value ....,..........S1 LOO
Best pint grape juice. scissors set.
by Parker.Astin Harware Co. 5 $50
Stock Department.
Can displays OF cattle and horses to
be made only on Thursday. Oct. IA
Yearling colts:
First prize. by W. r. Fairman.
Second Prize.-One pr. Howard &
Foster shoes. given by Brandon
4 Lawrence. value .........$ 400
Third Prize.-One sack Sweet
Pure flour. given by W. Z.
Saunders. value .........S 200
Fourth Prize.-Package Stock
food. given by Sanders Bros.
vaiue ................... l.OO
Best colt under one year:
First prize. by W. n. Fairman.
cash ................. 800
Second Prize.-Big Ben clock.
given by Jno. NJ. Caldwell,
value .................& lot
Third Prize.--One sack White
Crest flour. given by Lawrence
Grocery Co, value ...........$ 2.Us
Fourth Prize.-Sack stock food.
given by Z. n. Emmel value. 8 10,
Best yearling mule:
First prize. by W. R. Fairman.
cash .................. so
Second Prize.-One pair W. L.
Douglas shoes. given by s. b.
Wilson q Co., value .........t 40
Third Prize.-One sack White
Crest flour. given by Lawrence
!, Grocery Co.. value .........s 90
Fourth Prize.-0ne sack Nutra-
line. given by Wick Bros.'s
Feed Store, value ............s Is
Best mule colt under one year:
First prize, by w. n. Falrman,
! cash ..,................ 80
Second Prize.--subscription TO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02

Third Prize.-0ne sack Belle
Wichita flour. given by Wichita
Mil and Elevator CO.. value. s 200
Fourth Prixe.-One safety razor.
given by Smith Drug Co.
value ..................$ i.vv
Cattle.
CAN displays OF cattle and horses to
be made only on Thursday. Oct. IA
Best Jesery heifer yearling:
First prize given by Bryan Com
merciai Club. cash. ..........$ 500
Second prize. by Bryan Com
mercIal Club. cash ..........$ $50
Third prize. by Bryan CONNER.
cial Club. cash ..............$ LOO
Best Jersey heller calf under year:
First prize. given by Bryan Cot
ton OIL Co. cash ............$ 500 |
Second prize. given by Bryan
Cotton Oil Co., cash ........s $50
Third prize. given by Bryan Cot
ton Oil Co., cash ............s l.5o |
First best Jersey Cow. any age.
Bryan Commercial Club. cash.$ 500
Second best Jersey COW. any age.
one doz. bottles Cito Cura, CIV
en- by L. J. Jenkins. value. D.. s ESQ
Best Jersey bull. any age. one
ALUMINIUM preserving kettle.
given by Myers Hardware
Co.. value sou
Hog Department
(All hog and poultry exhibits to be
shown both days. Oct. 1ath and iathJ
Best pair pigs. one sack Sweet
and Pure flour. given by Cor
don-Sewall 4 Co.. value ......$ zoo
Second best. one sack Peerless
flour. given by Joe Saladiner.
value .................. S.vv
Best hog under one year. one
nice riding bride. given by
J. T. Hanway. value ........s ESQ
Best brood SOW. two sacks flour.
given by Gordon-Sewall & Co.
value ................... tvv
Poultry Department.
All hog and poultry exhibits to be
shown both days. Oct. 18th and itth.)
Best pair Plymoth Rock. barred:
First Prize.-One sack chicken
feed. given by Wick Bros,
value ................... zVV
Second Prize.-One Ingersoll
watch. given by A. Mckenzie.
value ..................' .s''> i.vv
Best pair White Orpingtons:
First Prlze.-0ne sack White
Crest flour. given by Reid
Bros, value ................'s -'vv
Second Prize.-One bucket Royal
coffee. given by Reid Bros,
value ...............'. ..''''s S"v
Best half dozen fryers-any breed:
First Prize.-Sack White Crest
flour, given by Lawrence 4 Co.
Second best half dozen fryers.
one bucket coffee. given by
Cooper & Cole. value ........s 100
First prize White wyandottes.
one side Banquet bacon. given
by Reid Bros. value ........$ zoo
Second prize White wyandottes.
merchandise. dry goods. given
by HensariIng Mercantile Co,
value ................... LOU
Best pair Rhode Island Reds:
First Prize.-One sack chicken
feed. given by r. l.. Brogdon,
value .............'.''' s'""
Second Prize.-Given by Mendlo-
vitz, cash ..............ssf'' i.Vv
Best pair White Leghorns. one
package schotten's coffee. Civ
en- by W. s. Wilson. Jr.. value : 100
Second best pr. White Leshorns,
4 one sack Luscious flour. "a lbs.
given by L. b. Kern. value ....s LOO
Best pair Brown Leghorns. one
package coffee. given by Hardy
Newton. value ..............'s i'vV
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02

by First National Bank. .....t ESQ
Second prize given by First Ma
tional Bank ................s 400
Third prize given by First State
Bank .................... loo
Fourth prize given by First
State Bank .................$ 100
Fifth prize given by First State
Bank ................... LOO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02

900 D. m.-Baby show-best boy
under 2 years old-clothes
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-02

yellow or Mixed.
Best ten ears by club boy. given
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-10
FREE TOLL CONNECTION
MONTE VISTA TO CENTER

The local independent telephone
company have consumated a deal
by which they have annexed the
railroad company's private line from
this place to Monte Vista and can
ton with the phone on that line.
This includes the phone at the local
depot, the phone in the Monte Vista
office, as well as phones at Dunul
and Ansell. Anyone in Monte Vista
may have free connection with Cen
ter by going to Mr.. Cornell's office
or to the depot.-Dispatch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-10
NINE GREAT BANDS
AT PANANIA-PACIFIC

San Francisco-Visitors to the
Panama-Pacifc International Expo
sition will find no dearth of bands
and outdoor concerts. Famous lead
ers and famous bandmen from the
world over have been engaged for
the exposition and are heard daily
in the different concourses and gar
dens. Californian, Charles H..
Cassasa, is leader of the official
band, but there are many other
leaders and bands represented from
many countries Pares, the noted
French conductor, will have in his
band, men from the battle trenches
of Europe, recalled from the
trenches and sent here by the
French government so that the mu-
sical traditions OF the French ma
ton may be maintained. Other no.
ted leaders are Creatore, Thavivu,
Loving, Sousa, Conway, Mollen-
hauer and Pelz.