Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.)
August 30, 1909

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4 i v.lst swe: t 1 it iIji''' .c f jr cn:t;r. coma at i: i c r t M a. I '"M r: J tzrve lr-:r t trrru c r i j J r-j r.tri to L.itzrs a c.ri t L:! :ii D;!::!.jj Cc:!.:i:i b lliu t' 2 c, Let :ziu. It hu a hr-:::-3 ti::2 c-J c..-. :J dtrxt v.::L"-t irriiz:;n cr t.'::r etil. ArJ yea cr.':? t f.;v; t r.;:s t-'.-.li. tls d:r-:r. Fifty cents. in MM W J Twelve Hundred Perish and Thousands Homeless. Property Loss $20,000,000 Special to Iht Eagle. Monterey, Mexico. Aug. 30. At noon yesterday It stopped raining for the first time since last Thursday after noon and HEia Idea of the horrors of the Hood of Friday night and Saturday could be obtained. It was at first r ported that BOO lives were lost In the disaster, but yesterday shows that the number of dead win reach 1.250 and may be 'more. The river has fallen considerably, and while still high, the danger is now over. Seventeen and a half laches of rain fall Is the official record during Fri day. Saturday and yesterday. This rain was a steady downpour and at no time approached the status of a cloudburst. The river was higher than it has ever been In the history of Mon FIFTH SUNDAY MISTING. Finest Meeting in Years Held Sunday With Steep Hollow Church. The Fifth Sunday Meeting and Worker s Institute which bgan Its session on Friday night at Steep Hol low, closed on Sunday afternoon. There was a good attendance all through the nnnlng and the entire pro grain was carried out. Sunday wss a great day in the his tory of Steep Hollow and the attend ance was a record breaker. Nearly all the Baptist churches of the coun ty were well represented, and there was quite a good attendance from Robertson county. At 11 o'clock yesterdsy Dr. M. Wesver, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city preached a splen did sermon on Christian education. He dwelt particularly on the Bryan Bap tist Aedetuy, the urgent oecensity for a school of this kind In this sec tion of the state and the opportunity It afforded for the education of our daughters at our very doors, without the necesslt" of sending them to dis tant pans tf the state, or to other states. At the conclusion of the sermon President Richard McDonald was call e.1 to the pulpit and the congregation wt given an opportunity to covenant l.h the president in working for the school and to stand by him In his efforts to make the school a success. Nearly the entire congregation pressed forward and gave him their hand as a pledge of their support, their sym pathies, their prayers and their co operation. Dinner was svrved on he ground at noon and old Steep Hollow fully sus tained her reputation for genuine, whole souW bo vitality. In the afternoon Pres. Richard Mc Donald addn ssed the congregation on the Academy, telling them of Its alms and purposes. Its needs etc. He said the future outlook was very encourag ing, and he confidently esnected a large attendance at the opening. The full, program of the meeting was as follows: Friday. Introductory sermon by Rev. H. B. Carroll of Hoarne. Saturday 9:30 a. tn. Devotional A. W. Buchanan. 10:00 a. m. Evangelism. (a) Relation of cliurch to Eranscl Isn -Revs. g. V. K. ndrlrk. T. Y. Ad- 'nniH. Frank N'aso. b-,10:30 a. ta. Relation of Minis I ii i terey, and at one time the Flats Mar tftoza. the highest part In the city, was flooded to a depth of about one foot. This wss early atunlay corn ing and only Issted until the approach on the south slide of the Can Lulslto bridge was washed out. Are tometoa. Fully 15,080 people are homeless from the flood and are be'g cared for by the city government fa tie best way possible. At noon yesterday 8.000 people were giren bread, ccfJee and soup at the municipal offices, but there are many more on the south side of the river still out of reach of aid on account of the still overflowing river. Conservative estimates of the property loss place the flares at CO, 000,000 throughout the city. try to Evangelism Rev. M. E. Wea ver, Rev. J. M. Bullock. 11 a. m. Bermon, aubject. Soul Win ning Rev.' Johnson of Franklin. 2 p.m. Board Meeting. 2:30 p. m. Devotional Rev.. W. J. Meadea. 3 p. ta. Laymen- Movement Revs. T. Y. Adams. J. W. Crowder, 8. R. McClung. 3:30 Women's Work Mrs. E. F. Parka and Rev. J. J. Pipkin. 4:00 p. m. Best Meana for Develop ing the Association Reva. D. B. Walt. S. J. Sheffield. J. M. Bullock. J. J. Plpklu. 8:00 p. m. Devotional Rev. Roud Nash of Edge. 8:30 Sermon Rev. J. W. Crowd.T. Sunday. 9:30 a. m. Devotional Bro. Cox. 11:00 a. m. Sunday School Mass Meeting Rev. T. A. Bullock. 11:00 a. m. Sermon; 8ubject: Chris tian Education Rev. M. E. Weaver. 2:30 Song Service led by Bro. W. B. English. 3:00 p. m. Bryan Baptist Academy. Its Needs Prof. Rich. McDonald. 4 4 00 p. m. Development of our young People Rev. Johnson, H. II Newton. Rev. Wslter Edge. By Committee, O. A. Foster, Pastor, And Deacons of Saints Rest Church, GERMAN EMPEROR REVIEWS WARSHIPS. CmcUI to the Eagle. Berlin. Aug SO. A great naval pageant to mark the close of the ex tensive summer maneuvers, which tor more than a month past have b?en In procresa In the Baltic sea under the command of Prince Henry of Prussia, took place today off Swlnemunde. where the entire German fleet was re ceived br Emnerer William. Forty betU slips and armored cruisers of the first class took part In the re view. Anchored In several columns, with fifty torpedo boat destroyers In flanking lines, the flwt presented a nitsnlficent spectacle as the imperial yicht Hohentollorn. bearing tba Em peror snd a lrge official party. P R.d throiiRh the lane of ships. THS WEATHIR. Now Or!"n. Ia.. Aur. 30. Tor.!ht and Tuesday gonerally foIr.-CUuc. U. U-!s. V.O.. Aug. 33. Tizz." or no tsts, to t"'j." Till U tie f?t"Zi of r.-r D. C. n:::i. rz'.zzt aad t-l'.rr tf He YUzizrn V.'tUlrn. tl It to tie t-risn cf a ceaaure It will Lave introduced bto tie c:zt Legislature asklzg far tzvzJUy tf frage, for the purpose of tzczzrzz Ing large families. "I would give every fer:"y aa ad ditional vote for every cl"J bora Izto It." he said. "If there were ten clll dreu we should give the family welve votea. In case tie cov.;!e artC J po litically, we could allow the father to cast the whole twelve." la this way he believes the woman's suffrage and race suicide questions will be solved. THIS CAT! IN HISTC3Y. Au;ucx S3. 1801 French evscusted Ecypt In favor of the British. 1812 George Mathews, third gover nor of Georgia, died In Augusta. Corn In Virginia 1739. IS 13 Fort Minims, on the Alabama liver, surprised and captured by a Urge body of Indians under Tecum seh. 181 Alexandria. Virginia, eajtlttla ted to the British. lSS2-The Federals were defeated In battle at Manassas, Va. 18S3 Robert McClelland, Coventor of Michigan and secretary of tie inte rior, died in Detroit. Born la Green caatl. Fa Aux. 2. 1S57. 1SS4 Samuel J. Klrkwood. war gov ernor of Iowa, died in Iowa City. TO FCLLCVY rrCCIVILTS FC3T tTZTX Special t ths Eagle. Naples, Au. 30. A party compris ing Ford Etephenson a wealthy resi dent of Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Akeley of New York, and Join T. McCutcbeon, the Chicago cartoonist, loft Naples today en route to British East Africa. The whole party v. ill en gage In the pursuit of big game, chief ly for the purpose of obtaining soolog icnl specimens for the American muse um of Natural history. A complete cinematographic outfit Is taken along and If x8Klble the hunters will secur moving pictures of wild beasts In hos tile motion. LAST OF THE UNION KZETIN HELD. The lat.t of the union meetings of ih different churches was new on last evening at the Fw Baptist church. Rev. M. E. Weaver, pastor of the First Baptlrt church preached". Owing to the Inclement weather only a small crowd was present Beginning with next Sunday the various churches will resume their regular Sunday night ser vices. This wss the first time the plan of union aervlces has been tried in Bryan. It proved to be very success ful however, and auceeeded in bring ing the churches Into a friendlier and closer relationship. JUSILEE KZETINO. There will be a Jubilee meeting at Union Hill next Sunday, Sept 5th. beginning at 8:00 p. m. sharp. It will be a Joint meeting of Union Hill Sun day school and Union Hill league. In addition to the excellent program there will also be an address by A. W. Buchanan of Bryan. Everybody U cordially invited to attend the meet ing and spend an hour In the service of the Master. R. R. ROYAL, President Union Hill League. J. O. RIGGS, Supt Union Hill Sunday School EUILDIN3 NEARLY CZl.TLZTZZX R, E. Taylor returned to TTcHlorn yesterday aftsrnoon where he is erec ting a new school building for tlat 11itl rltJjive '.P. TftV- irfl fw w mtiw j lor says ho will complete the building In about ten days ana mat u wia a conimoaioui ana uuniaui.ai uj- Ing. He Is al;io building a tlce. music room for tho wellNirn school tut srate from Hie mrln school tulllr.x Mla Vr.U McCullouh of tlis city In be'U employed to condact tUs tvzz'.! d.')artnicnt cf the sclocl tie cr.r.1: z st'8sloa. 1 Year f i cf C. cz.tz r-- "1 v

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r i A dlance Rcvci'.j Vi:zt b One End cf the Gr.;:".i Baseball results in tie Tex's ;z yesterday were as follows: Ilju;:.-.a 12. Waco 44; Elreveport 4 2, Cl'l ma City 1-1; Calvestcn Cza Acto nlo 1; Dallas 3. Ft. Worth 1. A Sunday baseball game at V.'.zzt- spoils opened with a sermon, and tie preacher stated tlat the ot.!v sla la Sunday ball waa for the home team to get beat According to late figures Houston leads all Texas cities in population. San Antonio second and Dallas third. Walter Lee Thornton, an S year eld boy was killed by a street car In Dal las yeaterday. 4 0 Vc: M W -mr W S V r- ty- 1.3(11 C Z 1-.3 c yr .7 j c ;i f j feet crc lrl s.1 T -7 i a ces, si?vrrl 7, izu Tie l::: i wl"a tls l r: tl:i t tzz-j i c. ii. r tzzza I tzzzzL t h t c;tcc;? c: czzi I V o c:.!!e W s

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o C t r j Ulca prcptrly u 2 C::t Thj I.'u-rrinio system of milling has Urz krra rrcr;-:;:J as t tt, Lariri U t Buuitiout propsrtUi cf Ca .hr;t l.t t'.'Zl t-V-lr it nuke the nice, liht, whit biscuit and caies tLrtare t.e d!';!it of all td hour, wive. it milled by the Hungarian prrc;:. A fresh car today. Try atari. i j m m r IL$ I J HI A ir AAAAAAA A -V A A 2 .112 rr.:.TTi."3 co. ".zlce la Eryaa, J c! matter. jc7 1.C0 4.C0 r-!;j ca truncation. C c r 3 x.l czzltr a favor a t ty telephoning the "r l:a carriers fall to r, or when ckan;e of t J. AUGUST 30, 1909. y: rr t t t Ti.r.a CUr-Telegram says: i 7 la tec-ricay trained i." Tl;t U tie sentiment, f t y t arricu'tural and c a axJ all the other I C j i"j.U t-:j have their -'.t, t-i tin the bent i ny te tried out and t j I s tl'.a to choose toch j f r Lkh they are beat dev.' Acr.t tczzt i" (i lis next Quarter of a cen i C j t a tie scene of the greatest t ever wltneaaed on the j c:: '.laejst, and thta develop- trac: "1 te lod ky techclctl'y j. r.cn to the manner bora, i I ve izia educated to take their n-::.:.y to the very front. Beau mont r ".:r;Tiae. The H t: tUo I eminently correct In Its e-'.'ite cf the Importance or technical t-'-'.tj. For this reason the A. A M. Cc"ce la the moet Important educaticztl Institution In the elate, aa It lead s'l c:ers as a training ground for t yourj men of Texas In sclen t:.:. ci technical duration. Jr tlla reason the lute action of C v. Ccnrfcc'.l in cutting down the ap I cf the A. and M. Col!ce, c 'I'J r;"Jr3 that It Is a branch of y U:?eralty and in all things ;t to tie University, la a caUnil I t:.r rtscLlag and of great algnlfl t :i. It la the severest blow ever .!t to technical and scientific train j la Texas, and It Is no wonder that Ce i!r.nl and friends cf the A. and U. Cc"r;e throughout the state are rr:::;it op over what thoy believe to l tit atirolt and aecret move on the art cf d?E:?lng men and politicians to Sc;trcy the usefullness of A. and It. by crippling It, tnd gradually relo CitJcx U to the rear. Lradlng membi'ra of the A. and M s. aluainl aiftoclation have already read lie hand writing, and have started a ccurteractlng movement. They are determined that A. and M. shall not play second fiddle to the State Univer sity, that It ahull not be crippled by the University, and they can be depen. dl upon to keep up the fight until A. and M. cornea Into Its own. In thU fight they will make no effort to harm or weaken the Univer sity, they recognUe Its Importance and its great mixtion. Its gnat neces sity, and tope to see It grow until It shall become the greatest In the kind. Tbey only want Justice for A. and M. They want to b.j it grow also, and Ita acope of isefulness and development be commensurate with that of the Unl verslty. It is rood to see the activity for new factories for Beaumont Every factory adds inhabitants to the city and each new family means an exten ded trade for the retail merchants and new work for the carpenters and painters. Beaumont Enterprise. Teat s gospeL The Eagle is or tnai some faith and order. Incivaae the tin bucket brigade and swell the Saturday night ly roH 1 the burden of our song. Hempstead watermelon shipments the past season reached $90,000. Right nice little pocket change. Boll weevils do not eat watermelons, vht-n our fanners learn to raise melons, pota toes, hegn, vegetable and the hundred and one other things In which there Is good money, and not trust it all to cotton, we will have prosperous times twelve months In each year. Curtis, the American aviator, made the fastest record at the great airship contest in France last week and won the James Gordon Bennett cup. It is a nam job to oo an y in in g wun me Americans, they ar yuit naturally a fast bunch. The farmera of Nacogdocnea are said to be on a cash basis. The cash system Is coming everywhere and all should just as well prepare for It. There can be no real prosperity with out It A 25 per cent margin for col lections will keep everybody broks. Our new light plant lor which bonds were voted last March, la not dispel ling much gloom right now.Luna Dear; but perhaps It will come in time to light up the dim and dlnnt future. i J :1 CI::: Department ot Agriculiui, Imurance, Statistics, aad Hito-y. State od'txat. W. J. Clay, CommiMioner. Auttia, March 9, 1906. Mr. R. A. Notor, Buffalo, Texat. Dear Sin la rilv to your favor will My that the Modern Order Praetorian u a fraternal order aumg outine in tbu Stat. Barring expentt it ha bsen doing buiineit on about the tame bam at level premium companiei. I have recently had examination made and it table consid ered by an eminent actuary, with reference to their 1 Wr.N 1 1 -1 tAK-rOLIC Y and he tell m that in every instance it it correct. In other word It agree with the tabl which he hat made. I have not had time to examine them tide by tide, but 1 am giving you the actuary t own merit. ThU order ha been in vetting their fund in food property and getting good return, evea better than they calculated on their table rat, i our truly j W.J. Cuv, Comminioner. To t .j't jzi. wc:i fz j t once a wek wl.i a r;: Farts s;:!rlta cf terpen:!: oil. using a Hannet cloth. e of flannel, 7. .are in a ;n. r: It e of equal :e and olive Black silk may be cleaned by first bruHUinf it thoroughly and then ong Ing it with hot coffee, strained through muslin. The material hould be son gcd on the side Intended to ahow and ironed on the other. awajj To clean white fur heat some bran. scatter on fur and rub with a clean woolen cloth. Be aure the bran Is heated In a slow oven. If It has be come brown it will impart the brown color to the fur. Heated flour U al- nioHt aa good. To clean white woolen dresses tak a clean cloth dip It In dry ground aic. rice and thoroughly rub it over every soiled part, using a fresh piece of cloth as often as the first becomes soiled. End the process by shaking the garment thoroughly. Th M.. K. k T. Railway Co. of 1 exat Freight I raftic Department. S. F. Baku, Commercial Agent. Dallat, Tex., Aug. 5th, 1908. Mr. Geo. G.Taylor, Secretary, Praetorian, Dallas, Tex. Dear Sir Thi it to acknowledge receipt of your letter of th 4tb and to advise that at the time 1 took out my policy with your Order, a numeer of month ago, 1 did to due to the fact thar it wa a Dal la Order, One of the best thlnga to whiten and aoften the akin is cucumber Juice. Peel a cucumber, then cut it into thick slices and press the Juice out with a lemon aqueezvr. It wll Ikeep for a week if preserved In a well stoppered bottle, keep in the dark. employs csly t 3 ts el:' bankicj irrtituttoni tl !:ive vi!.:. The ian::n:-t cf tU iz. t:on i.V.:.zz that above every tl-:rj tzz, C: ':y tr.i r!.-l-ness are demanded oa the put t! a well rir;:J bank, and upon this fcs::s we iav;: -rr pitrcaajt. J. W. HOWELL, President, GUY M. BRYAN, JR., Vice President, H. O. BOATWRIGHT, Vice President, L, L. MClNNIS, Caihier, R. W. HOWELL, Asi't Caihier. SANCTUM SIFTINOS. INADEQUATE. Corpua ChrlatI Caller. Unfortunately the bank denoeit Eua but l kav tine learned that your Order i ante law doesn't guarantee made NATURE'S WARNING. and Bryan People Must Recognli Hd It Kidney Ills come quickly mysteri ously, But nature always warns you through the- urine. Notice the kidney secretions. See if the color la unhealthy.' If there are settling and sediments. Passages too frequent, scanty pain ful. It'a time then to use Doan'a Kidney fills. To ward off Brlght's disease or di abetes. Doan'a have done great work In Bryan. John J. Stacey SU Bryan. Texaa, says: "When seventeen years of age I strained my back and from that tllme until I waa relieved by Doan'a Kidney Pills, I suffered terribly from palna In tbe email of my back. 1 waa alao bothered greatly by Irregular pasaages of the kidney aecretlons. Finally I had the good fortune to hear of Doan'a Kidney Pills and making up my mind to try them, t obtained a box at Km me Maloncy'a drug store. They strengthened my kidneys and relieved the pain in my back, thereby convin cing roe of their value." For aale by all dealers. Price DO cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y Sole agent a for the United State. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. at strong a any of th Old Line Companie and 1 am very much pleated at being able to carry iniurance with you. l our truly, S. F. Base, Commercial Agent We solicit your needs 'on the strer.;th of our having a mot complete stock of Horse Med icine and veterinary tnpplies, such as C:;t Ext Witsh Kxzsl. L!..:::i tlzil V.zx V:!:i. Let us fill your wants in this line. A full supply of CSsvtr s D33 R$!m!ss Lister's C:g Sssps. r p v., Li3 end ri9 Or rcy r EM MEL nALONEY Purs cauo'DispiNztrs STATE TAX BOARD. Stat of Texa. L. T. Dhiill, Tax Commiuioner, Autin, Aug. 18, 1V08. Hon. George G. Taylor, Supreme Sec'y "Th Praetorian," Dallat, Teaa. Dear Sir: 1 have held a policy in th Modern Order of Praetorinn for several year and am thoroughly tatufieJ, not only with the terms of the policy, but with th remark able progrei mad by th Order. Under no condition would I turrenJer my policy and 1 believe that the Order of Praetorian will thortly became on of th ttrongett intuitnce order of the country. our very truly t L- T. Dashiill. PADUITT BROTHERS COMPANY. Wholuau SAonLiav. Dallas Te., Aug. 12. 1V08. Mr. Geo. G. Taylui, Sccretaty, DatU,, Tea. Dear Sin- In renlv to vour letter I tec to say that I hive S3OO0.00 insurance with th Prae torians. I am well pleateJ with my policy and expect to keep up th premium. Your organization i good and under th prevent tyttem of management it will prove a tucce. If at any time I can be of any benefit to th Order I will be pleated to do what I can for it. our tivly, Cha. W. Padcitt. LIST OF DALLAS ATTORNEYS Who carry Policic with u. Lewis M. Dtbnev Gilbert H. Irith Bennett Hill W, A. Bonner W. T. Sartge D. Frank Carden C. K. Read Shearon Hoaner Bryan T. Barry Itrael Dreeben KuKn S. Wood Robert B. Allen R. C. Porter W. M. Alexande H. C. Jarrell H. W. Peck F. W. Bartlett jaipcr Collin lohn G. Wilton Lewi T. Carpenter M.W. 'Icwntend Tho. E. Sewell W. M. Pienon. O. D. Brundidg K. M. Tat urn R. T. Meador potit at least some of us havn't got ours yet. CO AS FAR AS YOU LIKE. Boauruont Journal. General prottperlty la getting aucb a lively move on that experts are pre dicting that the railroad traffic or 1901 will smash all records. All right, boys. go as far as you like In that direction. WHAT'S IN A NAME. San Antonio Express. A college professor calls bis flying machine an "ornlthoper," but It prob ably will not fly any more successfully on that account. WITH ENCOURAGEMENT. Fort Worth gtar-Telegram. Over in the Stamford country they are building a railroad at cn average rate of nine mile per day Including bridges and station buildings. With j proper encouragement, and at that clip the woik of glrdering Texaa would be easy aa chalking a tennla court. MONEY IN IT. CI Paso Timea. Of course Wellman started and of course he did not go to the pole. No-1 body thought he would anyhow and so nobody Is dhappolnted. He went about 30 mllea before bla batoon blew up. This waa better than he did be fore. He will now come back and make some more money telling how he Is going to find tbe pole tbe next time. BUT IT WAS. Austin Statesman. Tbe mayor of Dallas had a trip to Boston and Beverly, but he did not even see Taft and he merely learned by word of mouth what he bad al ready been told by letter that the Itin erary of the long trip could not be I changed for the benefit of tbe big fair. Fro 0rcoui?G5iCQ r Dry, dull years generally prove the most d ita trout ones from fire standpoint Cotton Gins, Cotton, Country Scores and Live Stock are our specialties. Call ui up day or night, out time belongs to our friends and patrons. V No Trouble to Antwer Questions. ooro, Adcma Ci Gorcfyn PHONC 2S3 PARKER CUILDINO THE TEXAS DENTAL COLLEGE HOUSTON, TEXAS nnu aksual sizzon tzaxs octczx sa. kc. Tbii tchool offer extraordinary opportunities and advantage for th nudy of th mott modern and up-to-dat Dentistry. It it purely a Coile-e of Dentittry, not auocltted or connected with any Medical department a Mem ber of the National Attociation of Dental Faculties, and It course recogniied and accepted by all th Leading Dental College in th world. For catalogue and full information addrcw CHAS. H. EDGE, D. D, G., HOUSTON, TEXAS. The ".Tiller louse Nttr H. a T. C. Dttt. CowtoruM raoat. rt w tf. Dollar r tty; v Soiltr tf Tbe tarrantgt et the tiiMlc It svmI iter)fullr toilet1. Drycn IVood Ycrd Dry h'plit Wood, all kinds, de livered in any quantity. Phono CCD Do3 on 1 have an extra targe j2TQIO 'stock of Iron Bed VV-Jto' on hand and am sell ing them at Great Bargains. Be sure to look at my line before buying. o Edward Gray. LIST OF DALLAS BANKERS Wbo carry Policies with ut. F. H. Rlankenohip C. R. Buddy R. C. Ayret B. M. Burgher ohn H.Uatton Robert K. Uaston E. Waggoner L. S. Darling FOR WOMEN AND THE HOME. Jdilk cloth. is excellent for clean, tg oil- A hot shovel, held over varnished furniture, will take out white spots. To take a bath Immediately after a nap la injurious to the health at all tiroes. A rough bathing towel Is far bitter for any kind of a both than a emooth one, as frictkn Is guod for the skin. When sewing at night something white should be thrown over tbe ta bla,. beu.atb the light, to relieve the tired eyea. If a aheet ci .tsbestoa paper Is pla ced unJer a f it cloth on tho dlnlrg room table, tue uhle 'will not be in jured by the hot pistes. Hot water for the tub bath, cold wa ter for the shower bath and water of a normal temperature for tho plunge, la a good rule to follow. FOR SPOTLIOHTERS. Dr-llas Ttmes-Hersld. It was Claudius that aald. "Do not say all you know, but always kuow what you say." Splendid advice for writers, talkers,' stotllghters regard less of nationality, creed or calling. Know what you say and you are there with the gooda. MARKET POINTS. Chickens. Grown bens S3.00 to 13.60. Springs 12.75 to $3.00 per dos. Fryers ,'2X0 to $3.00 per dos. Broilers $2.00 to $2.C0 per dox. Turkeys. Turkeys 7 to 8 cents per pound. Eggs fancy price, IS to 20 cents. Gulneaa 12 12 to 15 cents each. Ducks not wanted, out of season. Geoue. full feathered $3.50 to $1.00 per 'ioien. Chit ken hens In excellent demand and brmg fancy prices. Spung chicks fancy ready aale, es pecially Rhode Island reda and Barred Plymouth Bocks. w Fresh eggs very scarce on account of extreme hot weather. Geo. W. Ulgga. T. 11. DATTG tttanity-At-U tr.i r.:;l ;tj Stevenson Machine Repair Vorks GAGOLir:n cr:ci:;z3 PHONE NO. 7 I3RYAN, TEXAS Gentlemen "Talk Friendly 19 to Joe Kosh who is headquartets for the very best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cold Fresh Beer always on tap. Hot Hamburger and ham lunches every night until 12 o'clock. Come to see me. JOE COSH c Whet Beast tt I a T cnaa. hot Ciilul Smiu aiti luu T hh Tim Je B. H4 lll nptata th eiSvmrt slant an rattt. aaa caa aiaa hM iwiaai mm Sh it Imnuua rlh be tlraaialmera ro at kai yn aal. aa nm will kao aHiat at fttWH. (m eiaa aa amaua aaa k). la w4 twalth. thoal oM nfla l-h4 Vvtlrty. Mtef art ao ntula ik kaMt t)t Lift lataruK taal voult aot, H aul tor my aeort. Joe B. Reed. Can ctplaia lnturanc in th diffarent Lode. Do not civ vour inturaac to a strangr who dos not look to vour interval but just hit own. Ca It C::::r Not "JUST AS GOOD" but bMer Fkt, Jmdtr, TmMAr mi CmU Sit m4 Cesttt Nothing but tha ary btt moat and all thor oughly refrigerated. V v Th only Fiitt Clatt Rcttaurant in th city in coo- Q Tjm nection with market. Nxt Door to Colt llardwar Co. niiM,' I r 49 acres and a five-room house at Kurten, i?Cd. 6 acres and a five- room house southwest part of town, Whn the pattent leather on the I $1, COO. Family residence fronting! j b l1" o look ahabby. rub on on fourt house square, C2.CC0. 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.a are paying today 12 6-S for round balea. 14.40 to 14.60 for seed cotton. We sell lumber at fit rr m. Let me have a tsre of your t 3. IL Dur.!:?. for v...i l. I have a: 1 tbe No thing quite so food. HIE SMITH D.7UG CO. J. A. MCQUEEN. Mgr. RAILROAD TIKX CAR3. H. A T. C. Schedule. No. S Nortlibound 1:33 p. tn. No. S Northbound 12:43 a. m. fio. t Southbound X:2S p. m. No. Southbound 2:43 a. n. I. A 0. N. Schedule. jrj; 14 Northbound 1057 a, m. No. IS Southbound 4:30 p. m. urns o raos Judge J. W. Doremus went to Frank lin today. Mr. and Xlrs. C. Miles left Saturday Bcbt for Salona. Steve Greer of near MlUlcan, was In the city today W. R. Parker wss In today from Thompson creek. For Sale Nice family bora. Apply to Geo. W. 8mith. 229 B. J. Boretkl waa In today frvm bla borne near College. Uiss Lona Harrington of Mlllkan la tbe guest of relatives In tbla city. Clarenco Elliott of tbe bottom, spent Sunday with hla parents in tbla city. Joe Willi a returned to Waro today after a vlalt to relative In tbla city. D. N. MI a prominent titisen of Crimes county, waa In the city today. Z. R. Gu..a ot Alvin. arrived Sunday to vlult relatives at Tabor and Zark. Mrs. Jobn r-gg and daughter, Miss Eula, returned today from a vlalt to

rtavsruia. Try ua for, feed during September. Godwin's Feed Store. Phone 3C0. 221 Pure corn meal, cho and all kind of feed cheap at Godwin's Feed store. Phone SCO. Mra. J. M. Hickman returned Sun day front a visit to her daughter In Houston. Mra. Belle Ransorne returned yes tSi from visit to Mr. and Mra. Alva Graham in Waco. Mra. C. P. Fountain and Miss Em mie Fountain of College, were vialtors to the city today. L. L. Bradbury came down from Franklin yeaterday to visit his daugh ter. Mra. II. C Conway. Let me be your aummer bread cook. Freah bread, ro'.la cn cakea ulwayt on Land. Mra. O. Bocbm. tf fcor feed of all klnda. pure borne giound com chopa and corn tnoaL call on J. W. HuLlcutt rbooe ICC. For Sab-Two cows anJ calves and one two year old heifer. All pur blood Jersey. Apply at thla office 22? Mr. and Mra Ed Hawea and chil dren re'urned to thlr borne In Houa ton yeaterday after visiting Mr. and Mia. 11 E. Hawea. 21ttaDorcas ParWr returned today fiOa a visit to relatives in Houston. She waa accompanied home by her cousin, Allen Carr. Mr. and Mrs. John Frlley went to Pi;: Springs toCay after a visit to I'r, and Mra. W. S. Wilson. They will B ate that pine tholr futnre bone, r am agent for rictoril Review paper patents of lat t designs. SUrpinr a rtp-lalty. At my home. Mra. J. C. W.lUma. rhrne 347. CZZ". r good wttcl :r, ermver tlcLn. itj v.::i be iM ta your eyr a free of cl:"..i tt All work dont prc:p:" t teed.. J. M. Cal l well a J op alne store, Mra. J. M. Ccrnea rc:-sd yeater day from MarU i whers t'- baa been for the paat two wiwa T.h her hus band who Is there f:r tho benefit of tbe taih. Mr. Carnes la Improving nicely and will return borne on nxt Thursday. Eusena Edge has returned from New York, Chicago and 8t Loula where be has been for some weeks purchaHlnj fall and winter goods for his store. He gave close personal at tention to the selection of his atock and aaya he will have a line of gooda that will meet every demand of tbe peopb) of this entire section. 8am B. Wilson, senior member of the firm of Wilson k Derden, returned Saturday night from bis regular pur cbaalng trip to the big eaatern whole sale centers. He re porta a pleasant trip and one of much auccess in a buslnesa way. He succeeded In buy ing an elegant line of fall and winter goods nd will be prepared to meet every want of this firm's customers. Miss Sara Allen returned today from a vlalt to Benchley. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Elliott went to Houston today. Mra. Suale Robinson returned today from a visit to Dallaa. J. D. Willis of Waco la visiting friends and relatives In this city. Mra. Lamar Bethea and children left today for a visit to Uvlngston. M. 8. Broach of Tabor, waa a pleas ant caller at tbe Eagle office today. Mrs. J. L. Hensarllng and son Abram of Wellborn returned today from a visit to Fort Worth. Misa Oit-lie Guorh returned to Na- vasota today after a vlalt to her grand mother Mra. Jobn McCorquodale. J. W. Hunlcutt will appreciate your I business for all kinds of feed, corn chopa and corn meaL Phone 26G. 238 Mlsa Maggie Mathla of Steep Hollow returned today from Koase where abe haa been In tbe Interest of the Uap- tlst Academy. For rent, nice house large grounds. outhouses, etc Convenient to bual- nesa, churches and school. See H. A. Burger or phone 127. tf r.i. At-:1' Hi r.i A!l t'fl't t li It t-. r CI IcxXr.t t J Chaim, Hat I 1 TiCc I'f C !jb and Cit C: hi net t ',"ed in any city aaj vrry r.'Jam f-ncVd. 1.7 Trijiis L- a rs l.'. I U Ware in :i v r v..jr. .L.tfiinj' E.Ivar Flat Wa't la a J A t"ui;ul line of Un ."-rt... fjf mtn and Ic-'Ioa. AlMre-h stock. A- t I f taa bit Piano nss solJ oa wf term. If you are in tha market it w..l f -y yo t sea me for prices. va w i l:2 s,;:;:.;r Ma. h. t. LZ. .via czrrrn. Friends of Mr. II. T. Lwls, who was so seriously hurt Saturday by t-'.l'.zx from the aecopd atory of Dr. Cover's new residence, will be li to karn that he waa reported aome better to day. An X-ray machine waa brotr;St In from the A. and M. Cohere labora tories today and aaclated by Prof. Kli of the College, the physicians were making a careful examination at tbe hour of going to press to determine more fully If possible the extent of bis Injuries. Hla brothers W. W. Lewla of Ard- tnore, Ben Lewla of Livingston, and his step son. Matt Rlordan of Kansas City, have arrived to be at bis bedside. SMALL BLAZE. Eaily yeaterday morning tbe home of Mai Moore, colored, near tbe cem etery, waa destroyed by fire with all contenta. He bad a right nice place, nice furniture and a piano. Hla toes waa aeveral hundred dollars, partially covered by Inaurance. Udle 1 will bt In Houston Wed nesday September 1st, selecting new fall samples. Phone me your orders today. NELLIE II. BALLARD, 227 Agt. Levy Bros., Houston. WON ROTH GAMES. Roy Vlck and Charlie Hudson have returned from Madtsonvllle where they went to play two game of baaeball with Harvey against tbe team of that city. Harvey took both gamea by scores of five to three and alx to five. The features of the game were the pitch ing of Robinson of Harvey, holding the hits down to five tn -both games. Hurrah for Harvey. CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR WEEK Tasy. German-American aonder boat races begin off Marblchead. Mass. Opening of fall meeting of Coney Island Jockey Club at Snecphead Bay Tennla tournament for champion- ablp of Ohio-Indiana-Kentucky at Cln clnnati. Tuesday. Opening of Grand Circuit Race mce-t Ing at Read villa, Mass. Oiwnlng of Great Western Circuit rac. mwtlng at Hamllne. Miss. Oimnlng of Western New York championship tennis tournament at Buffalo. Opening of four dsys' harness race meeting at Kalamazoo, Mich. Opening of Women"s Weatern Golf Association at Chicago. Wednesday. Tommy Murphy vs. Ad Wolgast. rounds, at Pittsburg.' Owning of horse show at Toronto, Ont, and Warrenton. V. Thursday. Opening of Michigan State Fair and race meeting at Detroit. CAIirALL TCCXKCVV. Tbe B. A. C. and Owls will again erca tatts tomorrow afternoon at the West C!de park. Ladies free. Came c:d at 4:30 sharp. Let everybody be present and aee a good fast game, laat game a core was 3 and 2, tomor row will be closer. Cxtraerdinary Legacy by the Father ef Leed Aedlsy. Probably tbe moat grewsome be-r,-rrt ever named tn a will waa that ty Philip Thickness, a died pat si Clubman, who died la 17S2. Some years before bis death be bad qnarrel a4 t'CCcriy with his son. Lord Aodley. aaJ to cp'.te tiro bad t-laced on tbe octane ef tbe family mansion a board tearirg thla Inscription In Urge black letters: "Boot and shoes mended, carpet beat, etc, etc, by P. Thickness, fa ther of Lord Andley. Finding be was atiout to die, be sent for bis lawyer and drew up a will con taining tbe following extraordinary clause: "I leave my right band, to be cut off after my death, to my son. Lord Andley. I desire It may be sent to him tn hope that such a sight may remind him of bis dnty to God after having so long abandoned tbe duty be owed to a father who once so affectionately loved bla." Tbe dead man's wishes were acrapn lously carried out, and his severed band. Incloaed In a hermetically sealed leaden casket, waa forwarded to kla sot). There Is no record as to bow Lord Andley received bis nn welcome legacy or bow be disposed of IL Mew York Press. Friday. Opening of two dsys' race meeting at Detroit. automobile BIO COTTON PICKING FORCE. A. G. Goodwin returned from 8an Antonio today with 9S Mexican cotton pickers for Fountain Bros. They re ceived 41 from there last week and with tbe 200 or more on the farm, gives them about 30 pickers. They can pick about 25 bales a day. Saturday. Opening of fall meeting of Montreal Jockey Club. West era Canada champlonahlp polo tournament at Winnipeg. Association team golf champion ship for tlw Olympic rnp at WheaUon, in. Rhode Island State tennis champion ship tournsment at Providence. COTTON RECEIPTS. Cotton has been received by the various warehouses In Bryan todate as follows: Lawrence Warehouse 2288 Brick Warehouse 791 Farmers Union Warehouse "75 Totsl 3854 The best sold today at 12 18. Cot ton seed brought f 18 a ton. sap pep e onflows Broolrddc Talcum Povdsr. Violst Ammonia. Sachet Povdsrs. Almond Ileal "E.' J. JENKINS o o o o

l: WOMEN'S BEAUTY. It Can Neverf Be Perfect Without Lux uriant Hair. A head of luxuriant hair la sure to be attrsctlve. But nature baa not crowned every woman with glorious hair. Some very lovable woman she has treated rather scantily tn thla respect. For Instance there are tens of thou sands of women In America today, who have harsh, faded and luaterlesa hair, who are unattractive simply be cause, they do not know that nowa- daya even whims of nature can be overruled by the genius of, science. If yon are a woman without beauti ful hair, do not permit your attrao- tlons to be bidden because of this sUht misfortune. Just make up your mind now, that you can have Just as luxuriant hair as any body, and quick ly. too. It's such a simple matter to Just go to E. J. Jenkins and buy a Urge bottle of Partalan Sage for SO cents. Tbe beat tonic and tbe largest bottle for the money. Use It each night for a few dsys and you will notice the harsh repulsive balr disappear, and la its place will come soft, silky, briz&t and luxuriant balr that Irrealatatly atr tracts. Parisian Sage Is guaranteed by C J. Jenkins to cure dandruff, Itcbl&x of the scalp, and stop falling hair la two weeks or money back. Sold by lead ing drujjlsts everywhere; the clrl with the Auburn hair on every lofJo. Ask E. J. Jectlas fctz-t it today. L a :-l b your nir.i f- 7 It r aH cf t!J.: to i .:.-i tr. J CzzJ vtLs cf t- -2 u il: yea i-Jc every V. 'j it!::i J net t at J Lie cc'-J L C 3 some rcfrt ir.z ijualitics, an J lzl?z a c'J i ti:r.l'J t-.rr.a kctwcrn-rncJ trv: r V vV Carbon-ted in Zz:ilzz km i M nil liw- rim liw niti"i- ftk Im w --o- 1 tfMtlNMMtlrWl.l 4 tl h II MWI1' A, ui "i I ll IB t9 fm lfct C kS'V'1 hm nirti wmom, mm., m A The BAsese. There exists an ancient semi-medical statement which tells ns that the vneeae is healthy ami ahonld cot be lUitpreased. It U one of those stock sayings which are always ottered by laymen ou tbe vague authority of some traditional doctor whose name Is suppressed in favor of tbe adjective "eminent" It la one of the things about which )vu mentally pledge your self to ask your own doctor, but when It conies to tbe iolut yoo never do. Cither you do not get the opportunity or if a chance does present Itself an Irnier voic e seems to warn yon to tn It be until some future occasion. To our own mind tbe odds are that aneea- Ing is a wholesome bablt, for It Is an anpleaaant one. Of course there are people who can eneese and not look ridiculous, but they are few. Any one caught In the act of trying to suppress a sneete is a terrible addition to tbe laodscspe, an tf you want to saeesw and cannot what gargoyle could bold a candle to you? That hideously con torted face, that quivering month and that deflected nostril why. your coun tenance Is something worth building two cathedrals round! It la as though some mad potter were gripping your facial clay and wrenching it tnia way and that to amnse his f re ruled humor. Uave you ever beard a succession or hair itnceti sneesecT It la an ez- Derirnce that has en extraordinarily tr eating effect-London Globe. The Matmatas, the Cave Dwellers Tunisia. Africa. One of the strangest of capital ni. ss that of tbe troglodytes, or Matu. Us. tbe cave dwellers of TuuUla. l rtca. It contains about 3,000 Intial.u ants, and the. principle of Its arcblirv tore Is to dig tnto tbe earth rather than to build upon It. These troglo dytes are to be found between tbe town of Gabes, on tbe Tnolalan coast, a;J tbe sand bills of tbe Sahara. Xl country la a high, rocky plateau, bar ren, sun baked and swept by the si moom. When a Matmata wanta a new dwoUluf be chooses hla spot traces a circle and then is until be hits reached tbe desired depth, which va ries accorfilnc to tba number of storle be requires. The rooms consist of cavea bollorert out In the sUea of tbe circular pf, the bottom of which forma a patio, or courtyard, which la the usual feature at a Uoortcb. bouse. Besides the rootu a paaz 1 comraunicatlns with the outage world, and a door U made at the outer end. The soil, wtirh la a kind of mallea ble clay, la etuTy cut a&3- lees ttaelf wall to excavates, Cs rocf el each room reafrirt no srrrtrt as Icrj as Ittaarchai. TUr.t kzIj: "izz.1 CirO i V V r 1 immL' j i: i Choicest ot V J, r :i.V and Sauare. Ycur t::lt is r ,n r t Ve willdo our tr:t to f '.2r:2 yea x:i: tlz I: tzi prc""tr:t tcrt;r:. iNSunA::3j: Inture with me. I rcprctcr.t th izl Zz. Cc Tour ouitness given my pcrrti tr...;a ar.j tr. Residence O p PHVT C Phone 2J7 j I2t UV J ui i 1 I. j fcC re tit d;r-Cl-XT3 I-'ewa. Ctfcp'sleus. Tie eeelcx Kw TccX automot."e wis movlr j ti.ro-i tit Czzzzlil d'a tict TLla ta ViU at: aznouac ti tie can w:tS tit cr-rnczc. Zz--? ycrr tzzl ca y:r z CI rrr tzirrc'y wLL ::3 a 1 frrs U cpra counar to 1 1TDE DftPPV DO CD THEATRE Located North End Zur.nctti Clock. Open every nisht (except Sun day) from S CO to 10:30 p. m. Saturdays 10 a- m. to 11 p. m. SH OWI NG cu3 FICTLT.ZG U0UIC3 Drsiiatic, Pstix, Traj;ic, Corns: and Msial thi tt. Alio Eeautiful illustrated c::::3 Projected by tht bits improved EdiKa Machine tf.ciently operated. he Pirturt being ateady, clear and tharp. Tae public cordially iiHtsJ, sipecislly the Udiet snd cbilOien who need bare no fear ar hetitancy ia coiriuf out to our entertainment, as V e ma: r. must will require and tnsiruin vt order ssd Uhavior at all tit e, roushaewor rowdjr Um g t rated. Liartric Fan, and plenty cf comfortable seat. exoep on Saturdars, waaa sntiaaceci divUioa ii t'wu I f r w-.;s and cc'.jrii. CluVs cf 6 r en c::::. n lcv; a" n L w V y y For V.'c.:..j Cc-3 tci-y r.J your sirs szi tzi C-s-lc-r.h. II 5 r f -"7 7

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;.t Ci"i3 C;:r.3 Run to L:: r, CnnJr than r'-;i Finest Collection cf Li'. ever shown in Texas C t 7 1 ti- rra t" r: i c-J witrr i i) :j a but It It Utter. TIE .1 ...ta... :::::tc:j cZT.Ia la tlla 4 r l u mi-jt a trt t. tracers cf r"--3 ILl.S tl UTer.i?r Us er.c: J 11 c'J, wtici Coats on tie s-:.-"e u wstrr as It runs lato t.z &n tawn bc'.ow. Tine Jar tare t rrouts la toe center. tirs enabling lie water to run out wtT.e tbe oil eouecui aoove w level of the exit. In this me cm sta-o the oil I of a brownish blue tint, and It now ba to tm rennea ey pawing onre more through water I'bua all luiurltl are removed, ami the oU run out while, m for a rery pale blue col.ir lml!ar to that ouaervea In paraffln. Three pound of oU will make thirty gallon of the perfume. The majority of ladlea would bo eur prised If they were Informed that a buttle of lavender water contalna but sbout a thimbleful or puro oil, ior i.ri.r rniMrtlou would not oniy ren der the water too strong for use. but would bum holea tbrougn tne nano kerculef wherever the acent touched It. London standard. I: Jt. :t3." t:r;:.al! 7. l a cr--7. CI t'a t- troKtleV "r.'o trc.-le t all myacX l!y w t t--ra for an cr ration, and I'm cf rt-citi there ws-a rt f.:z-j. v,'e tray ta fr'.c, of courae. t-t tL rooms are K;tt, coafortabla ij c'.Jk. aoJ we ean orier anythln oa e-rji we want for tneala and gsi IL Tllr-i are acrreJ to ua aa tbousa we were'lnraltia. and there's no kick coming. I'll t yu ,Dat- And we ca bare as much comiany as we wish for meals at a dollar and a half a head." New York Tresa. The Poor Bridegroom. -Ktbu the Cusllsb Unguage cmpha- aisea the Inalgulttcance of a man at bis own wedding." said tbe prospective bridegroom disconsolately. There Un t an todependent word to designate bim. U la merely called tne groom oi i bride, as If he were just about on a lerel with tbe bridesmalda and a lit tle below the maid of honor. Best mimi means tbe bridegroom's best' man, but the phraae Itaelf tenda to exalt thla IndlTldual at tbe expense of hi. annorlnr. "Then tbere'a no adjective to de vHi what nertains to the male baft of the affair. lou can't apeak of tbe brldegroomaJ' trousers or necktie, on t. nihor hand, 'bridal' apvliea not only to tbe poaaeaalona of' the girl, but to what rvlatrs to botD or inem emu, lAe Use trip and the bridal caamoer, tk- rn wnrda matrimony and tnit rimonlal' are from tbe remtume swe PafrimonT baa nothing to do with tbe riupiial. It applies only to wealth and signifies that a man's part la the affair is to get out and bustle for tbe cash."- Philadelphia Ledger. U to Date Canvastln A I opened tbe door I saw a with a burglar's tnaak kneeling before tbe safe. Tbe next moment be had turneJ and aboved a revolver into my face, -Throw up your bandar be said. J" an "You understand," he remarked nleassntly. "that I can. In tbe present circumstance, loot tbe premises at my pleasure P I confessed that be could. -Yon reallae that you are at my mercy V he asked. f An I rentled. Tnn acknowledge that I can blow out vour bralna If I llker ne pec alsted. H-f tuiniT l admitted. -xv.it then." he said, "you win oe Interested to' know that I got In wltb n iiiflimitT throush your parlor win rtait it been equipped wltb Rmiih'a natent safety burglar aiarm and preventer thla could not have bap. pened. Installed complete wun oauei i tnr r. Allow me to nana jou :i .v. oimiiir. Oood ntcbL air. Therewith, pocketing his revolver, ne withdrew. rearsons eeaij. Le ::i ci t:::"-"::i Taltne 111 I sm now betieijfquipped lho evti lo do op-to-dt tailoring and fit-li r.pairing aod preuiog. JOHN Sew lorttioa up-tair in Parker building V. B. Hudson Eryn, Texas. W. W. Wilson Franklin. Tex. The ur PhiioMpHer. "Some pef1 5,T trouble a hug." -Welir "Others carry tne Clruilon too fax and get married."- astlngtoo Utf Id. for Sale HUDSON WILSON Attorneyat-Law irvn and Franklin. Texas. Will practice In county, state and led r,i .n.in Rnedal attention to buBl nes In Unto and Robertson counties FOR SALE. 1476 acres of land In tbe Moses lluubes survey, near Edgo. Price and terms reasonable. SO acres adjoining A. and M. College tx.,,.1 on west aide near Providence) church. Known as the George Tlctier V. B. HUDSON. On account of my health I offer for sale one of the best stocked breeding barns in the South. This is a paying a proposition and will pay for itself in one sea son. s V J. W. 8ATTS REAL ESTATE ACENT 03ce in Taliaferro Building. Oppoit Court House. Phone J tt... i f?iro tbe only set of Abstract Books of Bnuos County Land titles FOR SALE r.c arrrs In the Burleson County i niatrlct all fenced: 235 acrea In cultivation; 8 houses. 'At half price and on reasonable terma. DR. ALCE BENSOW. CINTIT OVZa HlSWtXLS BOOK ITCSI Consists of large barn 83x40 feet, 4 roomy box stalls, hay mow, paddocks, house for at- tendant, dug well, etc Three of the best Stal lions to be had. For prices, terms, etc.. see LLlHinns W. C FOUNTAIN OENTIST. C'.Zi upstair over Smlth Drua Cft We arc now ready to book mares for the Fall season. It Warkad Out Badly. There Is such a thing as carrying tbe discount business too far, aa tbe smart advertising agent of a new pub lication discovered. As I understand." said the mer chant, "your rate la SM a page for a alnclo Insertion and you dtduct 1 per cent from this rate for eacn aaaiuonai lnrt inn T "That Is correct" replied tbe agent "The total rate decreases by 1 per mki for each insertion contracted for after tbe first nt on t0 explain. "If you agree to Uke it ten time is! will be nine insertions after the first and you wOl get 9 per cent off h. riL In other word, you Will only have to pay 1 13.30 each time." Tli Ma rammends ltseir 10 me. uld the merchant tboncbtfolly. "and if you will stick to that plan 1 will be glad to make a contract with you to use a full pa for 101 consectulve h sues." Tbe acent waa JubUant until be tbocgbt It over. Then be wasn't This discount business can be earned too far. Exchange. Hew a Subma.-ine Dives. i All submarine f esseU are brought to a condition or reaainew iu suuuirrK he taklnir In water ballast lu suitably arranged and controlled tanks. Tht rauwM more of the boat to ami bciow tbe water's surface and finally leaves her with only a stuall part of her con ninff tower out of water. The remain ing part above water represents what is called "reserve buoyancy." in is buoyancy varlea generally from 200 ta 1.000 pouudsv. depending upon tbe aim of the craft, and It Is to overcome the permanent tendency to rise represent ed by this reserve that pivssure la brought to bear upou tbe submerging rmhtrrs or the hydroplanes in oruer to make tbe boat sink a rter she is once put In motion. It is tbe bright out of water or reserve of buoyancy of the submersible which gives her ber su perior sea keeping qualities, which per- mlta the veasel to be anven eareiy on the surface at higher rates of speed and which contributea In other ways m th fficlencv. the babltablllty and the military value of the craft uar- per-a Weekly. Phony Mistake. "The mistakes that occur tbrougft and by the telephone are numerous." said tbe lady who bad one in ber bouse, "and aome of them are aa amus- tnir as the others are annoying. The last one I bad happen to me waa min er curious, kly slater-la-law is named Drake, and I called ber up at ber bouse. The maid told me she bad left word to call ber no at a certain number. which I thought I bad right I called it and asked for Drake. Tbey aald there waa no such person there. Then I wanted to know what place it waa The man at the other end aald it was a nonltrr store, and be didn't laugh when be aald It It struck me as so fnnnv that 1 laughed right out and the man asked me what I was laugh tng at lie hadn't seen the point and I rang off without enlightening him.' -New York Herald. The Owl In History. Tbe owl wss In former times gen rail rmrdnt aa an omen of ml 1 fortune or death, but as tbe Egyptians represented Minerva under tne lorai i of en owl the Athenians, wbo wese under tbe csre of thla goddess, looked upou tbe appearance of tbe owl aa a favorable omen. It therefore forme! nron tbe ancient coins referred to tbe synilol of Atbeus and ber foreign p" j wsslona. The Chinese and the Tar inr-H hove also held tbe owl In h'liti esteem. The first nam-d used to wear owl's featbeni In their cap, and aome Tartar trills stUl worship Idols made I1U on is. I lBslwawaBBla 1 Bid you gvg? visit ITex7 Yo?Ii, Okioago, St. Louio or csiy of the Greet OitiedP If so yoritliorougliLy post ed yourself on Iiotels before you got there, didn't you? Wanted to knoT7 right -ahere it was looctsd and just T7hat it going to coot you, didn't you? That's the secret of advertising. Let the buyer linovr right nou vrhat you hay to sell andvrhatit mil cost him, and vrhen he gets ready he mil hnoy where to go. He mil have his hotel located. The Daily and Weekiy Eagle are Mediums that will thoroughly post the purchasing public as to your business. 0 0 0 -I- rS pMaiBBBlii