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BY Ml ACOiOtNT FROM NORTHERN MEXICO 

BBdWBTWOOD, TEXAH, SATI'KIIAY, Jl Mi 1, 191:2 

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 

ELECTS NEW OFFICERS 

VANiMAN ON TRIAL TRIP 

SURPRISES ATLANTIC CITY 

OARROW TRIAL POSTPONED 

ON ACCOUNT OF OEATH 

>o. 1*> 

FREIGHT RATES CHAN6E0 

ON PACKING PRODUCTS 

victim Leaned Bark While faaVJha 

t* Friend* Kevelfer i* Aeri- 

NNaMfiii lucre Regarded a* Here 

Baagerea* than in the Seders 

llane\ bangs is President, Leslie 

Munliwint Vice President, 

AlHii Who Propose* to Hj Idrdsji Vtluniie 

N (amp Secretary.^ 

and Had to Alight. 

Postponed to >londu> 

hllletln: 

ial to Bulletin 

Longriew Tei - ttiB|.oa Fl Paso. Jane l.— America• 

a 01 o\ ds. Wal- 

Hers ar 

ter Bullock ynatarilsj strett■; ua end - rapidly 

The Howard Payne Aluiuni Aseociation 

held ;i husim is ion before 

the banquet on Monday evening, and 

Atlantic t'it>, June I.—Taking the ial to llullctin: 

town i»> surprise, ftlelvja Vaniman Ivos Angeles, Calif., June i in 

went aloft today for nearly an hour trial of attorney Iv:111 Bangs, hresidettt; Les- During the trip a mistake was made day on account of the dentil 

1 lying on a shelf directly raised no such dangerous njtuatlon tor Sturdirant, vice president; Bertie in moving tiie propellers, tangling .McNuti. an attorney. Who v. 

the tftWe and discharged the foreigners as now exists in north Gssan, secretary; Harold Cox, trans them up with tiie long rope that had nierl> aaaiacialed wit'u the d' 

Mexico, and that it is the part of urer. Rev. Charles -Pierce was select- just been dropped to drag on the sur- the trial of the McXamaras .Job Har- 

Tfce feullet penetrated near Bui- wisdom for all foreigners to lea\- ed to deliver the alumni address, and; face ot the ocean, instantly the huge nman. who during the trial made the 

a heart, killing him almost in- ion as early as possrble 

Mark afeGee was selected as toast- dirigible listed and wobbled down to race for mayor of J»s Angeles on the 

antly. 

master of rhe next year's banquet. the water, where a portion of the un- socialist ticket and was defeated, has 

miVWVKtRS AT W^Rk 

The banquet will be held on Tuesday derst)ru- as a wit- 

UAB PfcATH MAY BL Kt - 

BIT irirtiOrr SRTESS 

in the Darrow trial. Haniman 

ot e;tch year before the annual Alum- face. Mon in (boats came alongside, 

srLT or PRAC TICAL JOKI: Special to Bulletin: 

ni meeting. 

holding the dirigible with ropes until was one of the attorney* 

_ Wla, June 1 —Michael Vo- Wichita Falls. June I.—Up to this Thos. H. Taylor was re-elected for Vaniman replaced the damage, when 

wa* killed here in a peculiar ac- forenoon there is still no rain at the third time as corresponding sec- he went aloft again, finally landing 

cident While working with a tube I yyUihitB Falls from yesterdays dyna- retary of the association. 

eaailf at Hangar 

with a compressed air Unk, Imite explos;ions hl fac.t lh0 prog. 

air came In contact with pects at this hour are not so good as, 

seaieh was torn away. The last night, when lightning was at AMERICAN RANCHMAN HELD COTTON TARIFF REVISION 

pressure of 100 pounds to 

2 zzsssr r sa " e^h, was forced into an 

FOR RANSOM BT CUBANS AGAIN BEFORE HOUSE 

— man's internal organs i rnoistu 

i 

n 

manjl torn, as were the 

IMXO> TO IIIMLK 0> 

I The lived for four hours after 

DfcMW, OK TICKETS 

(ûii eit Troop* Uin Uattle and Bill Vetoed lit I Mil U Vuaiu I p tor 

kii! «l >amber sf Insurgent*. 

I etisideration of Way* and 

f% the aedd . but died without regain- Special to Bulletin: 

. trether With Ihniu'ii. 

leans Committee. 

t lag 

Washington. June 1.—Senator J. M. 

SantUu. Ofba, .bint l —CoiHai 

The police heard that some of V Dixon. caraj»aign manager for Colonel! «•, . 

NVaabington, i» c. June I.—Demo- 

Vmericaa ranchman is relukn's 

ftilow workmen had been r- Roosevelt, today continued - t- 

'he house vajm and 

jK>rted r . | i >tnrod 1»> th« 

k sponsible for the man's death by try- tack ui»on Col. Harry X. Near of 

Insnri *^ h« Id for ran- 

■means committee have itistructed 

\ ing to play a praetic;: 

• publican national committee for his I 

The goveraaueot trooj 

Ooni in I'mh rA.tod to Introduce 

YinvesUgntion was started 

(olonel Rooeevell i»orted to have fe v.e«terda> the ct>rton tariff revision bill which 

» 

of admission to near Palnia Soriano, in \\ \ 

,ort!i ai 

t> mitlion dollai s innual- 

I.Y- 

•eiver"* Certlticates \r» 

Vor- Colonel Eooaevelt 1 

bill 

I < ominitne is \,,vh.:,s (o fate h,. 

Kaaaas 

tries in lootest tor Neatest 

and Best tep* lawns.etc. 

order of Juc- k of the i quest for , wouki I - it-| 

ioderral co; Senator Dixon sent to I an 

lias 

railroad asrre sold to R. L. Day & Co.. : N> r ( 

* ** 

of BeaattL, (bonds or receive' 

Icates to «he amount of IMiMiO at 'Knounii: tfcal Ike 8ubcomiu:tt»'.' r,f 

M 1-2. The money is to ur u*ed in ; tb ■ 

llu) of Trie of Tragedies In a Sort* 

Carolina Country 

Heaae. 

Raleigh. X C, June 1—Three Children 

of (Jeorge Adams and wife were 

buried in the same grave yesterday 

iu the country. 

Two were victims of a rattleanake. 

The other drowned. 

Mrs Adams, worried by the cackling 

of a setting hen, sent her 3 year old 

sou to throw it off. He screamed 

and ran back, crying that the hen had 

•wnked him. 

ut tiie olde^ ars, and an 

agonizing cry took her to him. Near 

Hhe found a rattlesnake, 

The loni: wait* between the acts was 

b had bitten both. 

r sufficient help in Running to the house she found her 

the arrangement of tin* stage settings. baby of a year drowned in a tub. 

M prolonged intermissions The -boys died in the night. Reaudiencd 

w.>s fall] repaid b> th« sidtT:. distance from a physician 

llent ami well i an 

they received no medical aid. 

followed The en* • dui 

well Mi Frank IVav\ 

DANIEL BAKER COLLEGE 

• '.> Perguaon as lea RAINMAKERS ARE G0IK6 

chart .i I* I U d their «|ua!. 

IN ANNUAL CONCERT 

.< a by easy and graceful 

TO VISIT ANGELO 

■• n con 

OChen ng men- 

• 11«• oi * w o 

- and for thai reason m publish I'Imiet- I'roirram Has Keen Irranued McDermott, af< aanie 

^ national republican conu: 

for aondaj Niirhl Itesi la lent 

d Messrs In nian 

Mending the line in Texas 

ng chai ie arrangement- tor ami understand th night. 

. 9 % 

aoKK nt of $2,5Ve The sale to 

admission to Mr. Taft and 

of .lust fifte«-i. raore da. This It an eseail Is ahioh the best tall>ay 

iC-ô. stipulates the company 

I wired you asking for an allo: which to enti i W 

ent of the school is represented, and 

shall nave the right to purchase the 

rf tickets for nvmiKrs >ne! 

! lead out in this imr „ w|,i, h pains are taken that the pro 

I Roosevelt's taniily and immediate will help oth« .ad 

inaailiihij $l,5e*,000 Issue at the same 

| friends, at the national convention. I >ou moii lop yonr 

price. 

I hare your reply.* saying that not one own plans Fill ou' the couj>on and 

This bond iasue is a first lien on 

: ticket would be allotted fcy the sub- 

. i* f»» KH ,A 

the 87* 1-2 miles of main track and 

i comuiirtee of the national com: jus: above "Rules 

110 mate of switch track already 

| to Colonel Roosevelt for hi« personal The Oomittee the rtgut to 

traitt, as well as the sixty-seven miles 

i friends at tbe convention. 

withhold any prize Ah« I«• there Is m»? 

to be constructed from the money relp 

to this time, it had been my , a sufficient numln 

ceived from thfs sale of certificates. 

belief- that the men temporarily oc- 

T%e hoods are to run for two years* • 

cupying positions as member 

At the end of that time they may be 

national republican committee were 

taken ap a: 102. On the other hand, 

disposed to act as trustees of th« 

ii the payment is not met. Day A 

publican natio 

or wheeau hold the issue at that time 

may foreclose and force the entire 

Orient system under the hamne 

Should this be done the holders 

beads now outstanding to 

v MM.II W \llli IN KIO l.i:\M 

IMKHKFRKS \HIII 

Special to Bulletin: 

KI Peso, lune I r 

ter in the history ot the E3 

gram shall the of such a oharactei a.««! n t, 

I catening 

„. , 

-irts 

„„, 

of 

. #K! this city. 

'■•..■•.. 

will please all vho attend It will include 

readings of a high order. an«i a] 

large number of voeal and instrumeii^t 

tal aebH-fions The faculty will assist I 

the students iu making this etent KKI»KKVI> Vl( TORIOI S l> 

worth while, and you should be blS l.OM \ ilTTLI VKSTKRIMV. 

I to juseai 

An sdmission fee of -•"• centa 

an award 

Fir.st and m 

be i barged 

hesl k«\p' 

grounds, with help 

First and secom 

al organisation, and ground >. without help, owpe 

for the general good and welfare of renter. 

an party It had no* oc- First and «fM» s 

A washout at Fabens. a few n. 

Of the «itv 

cording to disp.. tvefi by the 

TIIKIR \>M \l. (KI,KBK\IION 

State Department todaj 

• nnbUc is invited to be pre-, DI 

l'.,tk. ; College < iia|»ei this 

evening at 8 ! • o'clock, at which time 

kept: the literar) es ol the college 

amount oC $24. •38.900. would pra^ 

,am 

. v JL ., position as to refuse to extend a per ' A ill hold their annual cdehration A 

cally > ae mr shut uiui out and would rece. 

sonal courtesy to I ;»resid^ni lafJ^fC " ^'' -'^ 

leas tfaaaVtS per cent of rfcr 

n *»nt 

n ^ program is to be read. 

the Haiti 

ound> by bt • m H t M 

X—. 

TK.THbTHC.THi:: ;. 

PICTIC HOÎRl>t. t.I K9TS. 

^ fh honor of the\ Misses Raster of 

i*sarhiet, aad of Mis>\**nnie Allen. ada> 

.Ai to be married In June, Mrs. Hodson 

therein, and what they have to say 

a np< inavad a party of about t 

f will both interest and protu you. At*o, 

/dOKA people to the dam Thursda; 

you may secure a handsome souvenir 

bnatf. 

picture plate by observing the re- 

. lias yonag folks met at tbe home of 

lie* fârl Talbot art 7 o'clock and 

quirements set forth ie that *dverera 

leaded into' floats, and at 

ment. 

beautrfnl fwflight hour were driven 

to dse city park. A bountiful sup- 

The Woman's Missionary Socieu oi 

forniched to which all did 

the Austin Avenue Presbyterian 

after which all of the church will meet in the parlors of the 

party enjoyed a motor boat ride on 

church Monday afternoon at 2 o'clo* I 

Returning to the picnic 

All members are urged to be prtên: 

they spent some time playing 

The following program will b" car- 

Chen rode home through ried out: 

Song—Selected. 

eireery tuuphilghf. each declaroooasion 

one of unalloyed 

Scripture reading. 

Mrs. Hodson was aasist- Prayer. 

FORFION DEPARTMENT The 

MiSrtnmre Mims. Wilkes and 

Real Problem Among the. Laos — 

ratter Scott, Mliaea Eugenia and 

Mrs. MeCar. 

Rister left over the Santa Fe 

What are our Missionaries doing 

morning for their home 

for Siam — Mrs. Carl ton 

Browvwood to he the beat 

HOME DEPARTMENT T 

of the Woman's Board in Porto Rico 

MTT1 ICE CREAM —Mrs. Hartung, 

call it Walnut Ice Cream be- The Needs of the Cuban Chi Id n 

*\B flavored with crushed wal- Mrs. Hawkins. 

|pre have maple, peach and two 

vanilla We also have pirn - 

cherry Ice, 

fresh che Mes, oranges 

I bananas 'Ad we sell Huy- 

HLons Chocolates 

■LgTER'8 KANDY KITCHEN.-! prise. 

rb ' W,,h, '" ; Telegram Wa*» Sent U* Tliem to Park 

ap aad to me Rfaht 

A wa j. 

Ang.do. Texas. .Tiro- 1.—The 

d H rot her- ,n Diego, Cal 

M en w;red Id make rain. By this 

no doubt, the apparatus is being 

ted and put in readiness for its 

trip to this city and »*re long the rain 

making experiments will be on the 

way and the gentle drops sill commence 

to fall and everybody sill be 

smiling and happy and everybody will 

be feelir r and in fact imagine 

anything you want to. for Cone ho land 

i> goine to haw* rain—at least ten 

inches of it The amount of rain, 

ten inch* tier becatw rm- Hatfield 

Brothers guarantee; this amount. 

If thv> didn't know they couldn't afford 

to s[*.nd their money trying 

The cogin; succeeded 

in raising quite all the money needlOH 

U\T.S(I> \KRFSTKI» MM! 

v'isable to 

SAfLIXG OBHCEKI Mil IKK 

wit. nmakers to come and 

Waco. Ca . June 1 A warran' srii 

fcrui Che lil>eral citizens to fin- 

Sd this morning for the | 

•int needed. What 

Watson, a former populisl 

n will mean to ffl 

First and second prize best "kept I)0,hinu hut U)>1 h..sf ,a!,.nf purt,e,pat dldsti 'olitics in Georgia, »a\abachie to Have Hospital. 

Bet! 

being now affiliated with the il.-ma- Waxahachie. June l.—A modernly 

im-ntai jKirch. 

ft Stall II | W.M Willie Winkle: S\\x* 4-ratic partv 

equipped hospital is soon to be es- 

First and . pret: 

porch boxes 

Bonnie SUMM 

tablished in Waxahachie. All the re- 

PAIR OK TOllill MllriKMi 0»- 

Vocal Solo. The King of the Winds. 

quired stock has been sold and a 

First and second prize, vegetable 

rlRALLS SAVKS ^\>'S Llfl 

garden or plot 

Mr. Q. T Holmes 

meeting will be held Monday after- 

I'aris. Texas. June 1.— Whimsical 

First and seooad priz . beet kept Heading. Mr P * Davis 

noon to organize a company and disfate 

stepping, forced Arie Morgan and Quartet 

selected and it Is expected thai work 

overalls, and there saved his life. 

Railroad grounds 

Reading. The Woman in a Shoe 

will begin in the near future. Tba 

Morgan didn't know it when he 

First and second prize, best kept Shop; Miss Frances Snyder. 

building is to be constructed of brick 

bought the overalls. But he does now 

igrouiAj*V fburch^s. esL kept ward Vide George, Beatrice Wilkinson. 

urban lines. 

sisted the overalls he exhibited would 

Bales. 

Violin solo. Schiller Concertino 

not tear or rend under an> circum- Letter Carriers Organise* 

1 Competitors for these prize.- (Adolph Huben; Miss Mae Storey. 

stances and Morgan unintentionally Comanohe. June 1.—The 

nruet «end in their names and the Short sketch. 'Six to Oi, 

bet bis life to prove the storekeeper's County Rural Letter Carriers' 

class entered to Flower Garden Con- cast of characters: 

statements. 

tion, a branch of the National assoct^ 

test Comittoe, 401 Ooggin Avenue, not Mrs. Pomeray Dodge of Newport, 

The storekeeper won ami Morgan is ation, was organized at Comanche 

later than June IS, 1912. 

Miss Floreti,,. It.H 

alive, thanks to the tenacity of the with J. P Pattie of Sidney, president; 

Only persons living within the C,lay K Werner of Comanche secre- 

Miss Mary McCartney 

this contest. 

runs the rU-vator ai Perkins Brothers tary, c s Kmmert and T. D. Brown 

Nina Crosby, her New Vork nelcej 

3. No jK-rson may enter while en- 

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STUDY TEXAS 

TALK TEXAS 

WORK FOR TEXAS 

Writ* th« Texas Com marciai Secretaries and Hu.liness 

Men's Association for free literature on Texan. 

its advantages, resources and possibilitias. Kncftoae 

stamps to cover mailing expense as follows 

The People 16 

Tran«rx>r*a: * 

The Daveaaptnei 16 pages 

Tex A- \ . \ • :»... 

The Texas Haruvara 16 pnj 

King Cotton. 16 pa*e> 

Texas Cereals. 16 ;»age> 

Industrial Texas. 40 pages 

Texaa Manufaetunea, 16 paêa 

Taxms MmrraK 16 pages .. 

Door «nf OpiwtuiMCir. 16 page* 

T> eenta 

7 cetttl 

5 lento 

o cants* 

5 ceuts 

5 cent* 

5 cants 

10 cants 

5 cento 

ft oente 

5 ceola 

■■»-■ ^-B-* 

fEXAS PROGRESS EMPIRE BUILDING 

ft Mdjrni6cent Prosperity Awaits 

Texas Investors. 

aj p pome itt^. 

eiit in Texas you 

|nnp The tide of 

runhing into 1 • a en*! 

9PA\ our mines at like 

*-iu^ froti tli 

nde: our * _ unh 

i txrf.. 

tbar.^ F of 

in i' 

| -rwneiVhin ta pre* 

e< 

tad 

^j i* *H i • *t -401 

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nnift* * • "' ' ' ' 

• 

1 

r nine 

- or- 

I • ' * 

Wf Are Practical. Pro^perou^ 

y-d TeaajSOB to the funeral of link 

»ns a* We^mlnsrer abbej and he de- 

scribes in Tennyson and His Friends" 

he scene when (hi rd Identified 

Jie distinguished ^ si "There was 

»ti it: r. * On that day in 

he a ind wh»'U the | ■ was 

■ - ip waiting a long time 

uu out through the rails Bi 

BJ v • the outer 

'Be people all turned ♦•Howard and 

\ ._. Hy r ..(t %ni I eked t.-ward the r. pressing 

inn. 

baBees of gel became 

v 

per - and I lumed to Tcnny- 

1 I don 

n«»^ u a 

- ' know what all 

Ibis - 

MM K1UV, JOE 1, 1JH2 THE DAILY BULLETIN 

C«I u MCCARTNEY, P M \M:S S. BL OOGCIN, V; 

w .v. \VAi/i»KOi' Oi \ r STONE, \ 

V. k S< H K. A ashler. ■2°©©]& 

AFFAIR* 

, 

N0R61 

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\ Thompson of the Krvaj Str.-i t tion has never been treated b< 

ruf-r 

•i * I. Ion of these Methodist church. The welcome ad- tickled or excited for i e in 

officers cas on ol Dallas dress was made bj Mayor Holland. •>♦>«> *-> ♦ ♦• •> ->•> •> , one way and left fr«-< fo turn 

■ 

the permanent meeting pi ad pi Response bj President Charles K 

»n i hi ii i compli- Baughmati Ktu the i report* 

rial which Dallas, of «»11i«• ♦ *r - and appointment of coinop! 

tained the visitors during mittees the convention beard an ad* 

h N.» ■■• .• u I a loOk-jdress t-y Mike H cotton 

exporter oi Dallas, Who K«lk«-«| from 

in : the subject ,, Crop 11 ition; r . 

• •■! r • sident B tugl iW was Bearing I'pon the Cotton Industry." 

been/ Following thin > \> < \\> n: ,i -A Thing of Shreds and Patches." ^ 

I ooift ■ • --Is that hi 

■^ ( ' • > y t h ♦* fo r - 

ut tbe L^-xt shallo' 1 

■BpflMflM.* 1 if a minister b. bat, 

hi would r>** called ■ pm» 

TRUTHFUL TEXANS 

AH Pereona Inclined to Prevarfr 

cate Should Move to Texas 

Where Truth Abounds. 

p . ' ' ' To the pemoBs whi 

■ (>l! \&& 

bear si 

e tl ' ' - pOLQ« 

of U t I • 

,. ,l |, ,,. ,I:(| * was badly damaged 1 

1 , l\s\ WKKk 

Judge GoodwhH ami othei court «»i 

ii< ials have had an easj weeks work 

this.Week The grand J 1 "'* had not 

1 ■••!• ■»! led up ci noon today and hut 

tv\o «,»s»-> bad *»•-•*n h led The ciril 

'• lin .1^(1, June 1. r Girls, d- 

jury docket will i>e taken up n*\t 

your ■ . 1 pie! The 1 > 11 la: 

[week and business will probably pick 

more deadly than the i-i-ti Listen 

I up hit 

Ifisi MM Ian M- rrj, when held »H» 

near her home, stabbed the bandit riar\i:iNt. mu LAR6EMT 

\rilMliMI M IIISHIKV 

Memhera ol the Howard Payne Col- 

lege Hoard •!• iu^: now making prep- 

arationa for 1 record breaking attend 

ance at the cotleg* during 'he I*»l2-i:5 

session, which will be opened some 

time Shout the middle of September 

By that date they sxpect 1»» have the. 

returning from a baker > girls' dormitory completed, anal if has 

shop to Mi.-s Merry H home when they a ol !♦»•» «u Is The old d r«>t the .o 

snatched at i»ut unused MISH Merryf commodatlon i the boys 

, pnrsc Whfs yon hateful thing!" she j The Bkmrd is negotiatinK fof •» Held 

.cried. j secretary who will take the field al '.tt«»n .u«»n r hef.i 

j ,in.ee«i lr»e wiUiest 

.if on. .• something : 1. 

j tiling less than l he aui .m- 

ient units 

• >IM- BUD ditt'ei aa :.> what part a*o- 

J men sh»)ii d m what 

uiar way tnej should perform ta< 

'part la snj reform; but n«» reform 

m he permanently accompUahed till 

women hart recognised it> ■eceaaity 

This appl|4 .v srell ;is sol 

from the pen of a preacher, hut fron 

thai «»f .« worldling of th.- worldlings 

Lik*- everything e|s»« in Ame 

life it (the last Ineatrical fteasoni 

•bos LIT.' its hred< 1 for 

the past few years, our featkmal drift 

• w.i> from the things that !Vid rmagtiia- 

ion. >liat it a aJnxet »n»p-*pution af ata morals; but 

the completion of the Panama CSIMW 

will c»pen up tovii w«>iwlerful pnsst* 

bsiaiioi Ibaa ee ahaH 

mere eoarage 

We Are Energetic m Well as 

Truthful. 

I here .*> no more progreKMte cit- 

izen on the gaske -Ian the rssssve 

IVxan. He IF bv naf «rv an arckiteal 

•OMI b> pratrtu* a hmliier 0*1 oaf 

mw prances aaul a n of the 

st.ins The American theatre, I i k»- * markets. 

Better Sugar Plum Bread— i I 

srairped at the oven in sanitan WRAPPERS is grew 

urarit) becsnse It , npeiior QlALlTY and Ikfi fkiannsfisi 

uamllii . 

When ordering Spec I h Sli;\K IM.IM and gat th*» It! 

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WATCH REPAIRING 

If you* wawh i> .1 r«j| 

in its time keeping qu 

ri£ it to - we will 

put it in order wad fuaian 

t t 5:1 \ « iT.tUV - 

faction for one roar, at a 

I 

ami patron> we haw tb< 

tprO«« 

; 

Armstrong 

Jetvelru Co. 

Daiht Bulletin 

L-e of V 

:ecec a: tê Poetofice at 

wood. T ex as. as tev onvi c 

1 matter. 

*nb>erretit>n 

er mor: 

NOTICE TO NlBMRlBtRji 

eabacri:^rs I 

paper vri!l confer a 

aceaeLt 

Cce b 

a copy • ~ 

apecia! d 

^\ II SUIT, II M 1. WI5 

\\MH\( i Wl M^: 

Tfct- jr Bollei -.'Jthorized I 

AXDO'jr e T : e folloaring i u gel iiuo 111 

country, lime are aome recent profta 

comment! gathered atom I this »■••- 

IgOtion fof destroying h») -rops. 

i*e'i ilows ami doing other 

niarkable train exhibit, win. h will be 

. , ! at the I'riHo station Tuesday from :♦ 

damac rope that happen Dot 

iiBj • 

\o man r\-i climb* higher than he 

1 1 it > ipg in ' hinii 

Kvcry sidewalk built, every law* 

Improved, every tree planted, adds to 

the beatrij ui the low 11. 

Sonic exchange remarks thai "any- 

bodj ran be aii editor " Thai la true. 

hut .viybody nin'l Atft] Oil 'In- j«>l» 

Are you Interested in Brownwoodi 

11*>11> 11 aloiiK. ami help aloiin Brown- 

wood people and enterprleea. 

It would In- had on MBOOS Sweet wat- 

er .-.I t In v lose the Ori< nt .hops 

am) 1 pay a flm to < onn-mpt 

of the supreme eourl beside* We 

l(i an opportunlt) to eierrla< 

rood doobl tliat th. v rat do "'•'' W»! ehordji \ definite 6»e< 

Wli.itni Hi .».\ DWood i" « «-■',. .. 

1. anO our worKmeii ar«- espeHl 

in • leii lin 

Wm are the oi aninj? plant 

• 1 •' ' i> di> 

. in MIW ami the program a&d dH 01 remaini « town oi '•" t.bouaAod m We 

irranged i mn taiitlj with habitant!*, d.-,.. n-i i I.III.-K ,, 

How i IItip. ilettn 

ill \ i' w I ill .»hj«-« t ui 

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B of Bapt uti. j 

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I ion i overlook ih< fa4 • ' 

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the i-coph- m all wnlki ot life Indi 

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SATIKIMY, JCS-E 1, 1*1* 

WEALTH OF FARMER 

GROWS THE FASTEST 

RtRAI INCREASE 117 PER CENT 

AOAWST CITY'S 59 

121 NEW TOWNS IN TEXAS" 

During the r,a-t 'U-cnde theW t 

of our property ad£4a*eOj aa town 

ami citv foto, woJbn include* * 

land- ano! buihting- within our 

limit* - ad*.an."»9,£72 in 

oer 9 

o< v i.ave twerj* iei with 

tin MNaHftd f>opulation and ov - 

and f hT& citiee that apf-roximate 

,way 100,000 in population. 

» ( The p»- a increase »n wea 

with eleoa gaooltoe Comefof oa. tnkinr th* 

plan- .. owano 

! from I 

n 1910. maku-_ 

1210 per capita 

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i I etc *lr " - rxtl 

p per capita ale in f 

Sod • fanaw 

f 117 u 

COMPAX1 

Voted Into >»'w Hume. 

I • .-I.- U It,', 

i 

Bka. For 

;pnr 

' 

i - jure? 

Ily apprîafe 

mak- 

ion rwch 

c 

aTered 

from the ni«h « f 

the fa to the 

H 

wn a rapid inr~ 

in p- our farm-? have COD 

Save been i v bj 

juiii ater-atate ani I PHI \ TOIM\ 

I'hiiadelpiiia .\I | p klfn 

V i • 

Call for Chivalry anal S«lf-Contrel. 

With Proper Consideration for 

Othera. 

Thr prlntera 01 t!i»' Country an leading eolh 

in i* h e|ated over the Pact thai i-.i,■• :np»r.» rodn\ and' We are famlltar with tha itorv of 

lea to twenty-five per '"'nt it looks 

omor,o.v ,„ the animal •,..,, :l„,| « êomplralied hoat who drmok out 

i 

n^ af his flngerbowl to save an 

ated truest from eml 

"- ,| " "»!-' rapraaaaned in th^ aaaoila- arrte for courteay and skill, a eoon- 

an«l the onauaier tnn^t pnv the pric« tloi j K Sulrh-an, secretary of the tryman, comlna; early ooe 

[An \ friion. i< th»^ r» f for ^ h « doctor, waa kept for 

rhe Houston I'ost aptl\ RtiaitestJi thai r ^ a * t - ^ l t * > * table r£e couatrytaan 

poured his hot coffee into hie saucer 

n the hushandK who oft* the steftua »** Murphy think. Cormel oilil 

the Honttoo oohrte*tio* eoofctj* 1 " :, * Jain : *• as ,f *" '^ 1 iamask beeide it. Then ho loefted 

ftlv, u. patrona,. M 01 „ ,,.,„.,, k. |n ( „,v „, ,n ^ ^ ^ .aaioL ,t!l ^ ' ^ " r " m - V * tb * T »^ ••••• *** «> »* 

whih- d*-|H>ndmK on the local ..n ,, , ado l rrom the w. idp. Ma-^ . the winner;* of tin- vari- 'reire that he alone had dooo thia eut 

[people to avaoorl him. Such men rtraes \\,n ii \i,.,. ottl roahe toe ' H1, °' 1,lT l ' ?il ' Ui * 11 ,nou ' enu repreoeaUog Corpell. fale,'|**"* the fluah could fairly 

!-—..MOW,,,,,,,!,,, nrU« i .rood, seientiom \>^- lilH,Ul '' •' " •"• —'^'-i Michigan. Pennsylvania. Amlmrst ^ ■ ^^ ^^^ ^J- 

iTlZrTôT ' "' ' iI - -- ; l_T. Dartmonth and Columbia ;%*£ ^^^ ^gatta 

^^Prt*« ? —> -,, M ,h,lhi,,,,nl,,tn..o,,narkaKain!|mT|ftr -ft ftm||pM • Syt/Vn^ WaaTiJ 1 '? who 

D. F. aaTON., •'» BulletlD ... ,„ ,„„,,, ni|.rhat lhp AMiM1#. Kf..,,n... ls „ nilgUtvl 

Mrs B L WALKER, There a. , „ ,„„ .,,li; u,..,, rexaaôod pajpei with a ml***y V J. FRANK McGEE. 

NOTICE TO GINNERS cauaaa another to blush is so if be 

*ood pat-f 

•bed that others blood: and 

iveraely he who spares or 

Ftor J„. • Pe.ce. Precincti'-" ^ »^-»» —« ' nirc 

LE 8YL TABOR. 

0 * 11 for much chivalry, much heroic ^ 

will iurdrm you tbat Xre arp preparad, i ? ,N,OIl . lro1 . U(I ll *}*i *** ttko**mow 

to Mipply all demr.mls in that lino f mcnt ! n *** «Pwrie«d of aaotttar: For 

*, M ,oon very promptly, and at reasonable 1 __ aa we to below tho"asjfface 

iiw%A th^ -~ 7? «»wrac«i 

.«T" .■ ,►*• flD d that manners srw owe with. 

j —that are worth) wooJd reap a! rhe Wichita Fal IK counfr) protttJaea J lmd ^"* ;, " d Htt ' ' n,,,r " s,i "R. l > l '< t»u» 

sTeator harvest hy piaiininjf A hi»t to i . (treat er Oil 1 « Id than m,m who ""'" "' 1iikv m " v n haIf of 

" 

'I rs Tll.h II o\KK. they d. mand newHpaoiii to Broclaim BeauiiKHii rhere is not .• . \- ' lM> " iv *eeks oi roottauooa ooaav 

aaaiintr experiments i —-cut ool the mail order b .mm. m. and wild speculation, ai in#k » c,, » ien ? ftaarctaaa in ftraawnwood 

esting. The-f ai .% Catifornian who i i»atroni/.«- local tnerchonts and keep prevailed at Beaumont, hUi the papers :{lui ;lTtP^,, r ° huDthaaa has aboul all 

Ban ■sjarrlii it ten ' yo,,r T,,on,v 1" olrculatlon ID rour ithere show a stead) and larare «i.vi- ?h: " i,n> 0B * *

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Made 

What Dreams Are 

By HAVELOCK ELLIS. 

T 

(HE mind Is active while the bedy sieeps. Dreaming is the 

plainest indication of this fact. The dream the mind really 

experiences is mjch different from what it records when the 

body becomes conscious. Even in somnambulism it is unusual 

for men and women to have any recollection upon awakening. 

This is because thin*.ng done when the body rests is different 

than that done when the body is active. The unusual pictures and 

objects seen in dreams have made some of the great pictures, pomusica' 

compositions, and books of the world. 

REAMS *,♦ das kind and 

night kind a r e V 

led by ;. ilanr 

ha\- he dream ques 

tjon nnich thought. Have- 

lock Ellis has found. H* 

have many offvr exp» i -cams 

axe merely •*»«- period of existence of 

another personality in other »ords. 

when yon are dream int: of murdering 

rela< aline inouirain piWcipicea, 

eating wooden spins* b. or doing any 

other odd and abnormal thing, you are 

actually QO tains *o far as 

your •uixT hetag ia n.eroed. Of 

eou?- r body goeaa'* move, but 

your mind la » j " The 

had s.oe'of roe rherarter, say stu- 

dents of drânj shilosophy, is apt to 

be> ffeomn in your dreamr. or *ssns 

versa This mi} tw* nssjpJateel b> what 

you eat to someexten* before retiring. 

Work and play teach men * hat they 

*beo they are awake, but moat of 

ma know little about aha* we do in 

thooe seven or eight hours »ben we 

sleep and dream Some people con- 

sider dreauns as 'nithful oracles, re- 

veating happenings that are sure to 

teUosr Othars sa> that dreaming 

eae of two things, aitbor a 

of indigestion or s 

aVaemtiflc meo- do not accept any of 

•xplansUona as set lafac lory 

there may be a grain of truth 

all. They find sleeping and dream 

I tntereeting. but a moet complex 

kte of being. The moet advanced 

its say that people think and 

Bee as much when they aleep aa when 

tfcey are awake, and ? bat dreaming la 

-en* Manifestation of this fact 

Dreams Pley Important Pert. 

Mavesock Kills, in The World of 

stelae 'hat sleeping and 

lag piay a more important part 

is because thiukinn done when the 

body rests ii iiaTeneht from eras 

!• Wjj '■ hodj - .. the one 

BS attention and the other 

attention These are as 

different as the north pole is from the 

south 

Voluntary Attention Restorative. 

Ribot thus explains the difference 

Voluntary attention :s restorative 

aud kf used in sleep and dreams, while 

artificial attention exhausts and de- 

mands a change The basis of dream- 

ing is a seemingly spontaneous pro 

cession of dream imagery which is al 

*a**> undergoing transformation into 

something different. >«?r not wholly 

different from w tmt went before It 

seems a mechanical flow of images 

regulated by associations of resem 

blance which sleeping consciousness 

recognises without either controlling 

or introcucng a foreign element 

It resembles a cinematograph pic- 

ture which Is made up of many differ- 

ent pictures, but which are all related. 

They pass In quick succession with- 

out one word of explanation Ix>ng 

before cinematograph picture* were 

invented children discovered how to 

make thee* pictures both when swake 

'and on going to sleep Moat children 

love to close their eyes and to let a 

| series of strange pictures paaa on the 

curtain or th% closed «yersas. They 

get their most Interesting and unusual 

pictures in this way. 

I)e Qutncey speaks about these pic- 

tures in his Impressions of an Opium 

Eater" in tbeae words: Moot chil- 

dren have the power of painting as It 

were upon the darkness all aorta of ' 

phantoms; in some that power is stm- 

j ply a mechanical effect upon the eye; 

|f the most promi- 

I of super Dreadnought will be neces- 

Sary for its use. No battleship now In \ 

< ommission in anv of the world's 

Everv Little 

Want Ad 

Has a Meaning 

All Its Own 

MAY HARRY FRENCH NOBLEMAN [ 

To Throw Deadly Projectile. 

Planned to throw a projectile weigh 

' in*: 2 000 pounds, with armour pierc 

i ing velocity .i distance of fifteen i 

mitea, ft new rerord breaking If, inch Mrs. Roy Pierce. whoa« marriage to the son of Henry tlay Pierce, the) 

.iiul spread with the D has been designed by the t'nlted oil magnate, has been annulled, has gone to Korope. and it is said she will 

st 

rapidity the effect tha' , nRVV department The gun wed a well-known French nobleman. Mrs. Pierce was Miss Hetty « hapman. 

his fi "d to 

*n nn- 

nent lawyers to Aiken to look aft»»r 

■d brought down a de- 

w '. m New York The detec- 

• laya In Aiken, but 

if he accomplished anvthlng it was 

not made public This furnished more 

for the gossips, and Mr Heach 

sp* nt day after dav t loseted with his 

law >ers 

sior and conviction, not only of Mrs 

Beach's aaasJIant, but of those who 

bad at larked other women shortly he- 

fore end soon afterward The victims 

1n theee caees were servants, and 

none of them was hurt much. Mr. 

lselin's rewards, however, here such 

large, stout strings to them tbst it is 

not likely any private detectives will 

tahe them up and pursue the matter 

on »he sue* ulatlon of collecting tbem 

The striking feature about his letter 

to the mayor was his expressed desire 

to aid in lynching the slanderers of 

Mrs Reach and her husband. 

Mayor of Aiken to Make an investigation. 

Then the mayor of Aiken threw his 

bet into the ring, figuratively speaking 

He came out with the announcement 

that he proponed to probe the 

matter to the very bottom, and that he 

was going to pursue his own private 

and personal investigation of the affair. 

He added that he was not going 

to talte any one Into his confidence. 

but was going to get at the truth and 

would make public in due time whatever 

he found out. He declares be 

does not propose to have the repute 

tion of Aiken suffer in the eyes of the 

world, and be is going to clear It of 

every stigma that has been put upon 

It by the Beach affair, no matter 

•Those feelings are hurt. 

That is the present status of the 

navies could withstand without injury 

I the firing of the new weapon At 

present the largest rifle on any war- 

ship is a 14 inch gun. flrinjr a projec- 

tile of 1 4f>«» p< .nd^ eleven mUee 

Flower** for Commencement. 

1.1 ' assortment 

■\r>u< and cape Jessamines; 

•ement. and will be pleas- 

•tr Orders, Phone mc about 

them MRS. C L STKFFINS 

Children were only found yesterday. 

Before the nineteenth century the 

child mind and the child heart were 

not supposed to have enough in them 

to Interest the majeetie adult. It kt 

true that you find a oWfightfal baby 

In Homer; that In Vergil there la the 

prettiest glimpse of s little girl, and 

up and down in the classics you may 

meet half a dosen other pleasant 

shsdows of children. But they are 

only shadows, only at tha most charm- 

ing pictures They give you as much 

ss If they were painting or sculpture— 

for In children's bodies art baa al- 

ways had inter eat enough—only what j 

a child looks like, the pretty weak 

ness. the Instinct for play, the native , 

gesture snd movement. Not till the 

•return to nsturs." not till the spirit 

of romance moved on the wstsrs at 

the end of the eighteenth osswury. dk> 

you find poets beginning to tell of ths 

thought and faith In a child's mind, 

the mysteries of the child's heart, the 

fancies that are dreams and the fan- 

cies that are visions. You may think 

that they have gone too far. that they 

read Into childhood the laborious 

philosophising and sometlmss ths la- 

bored sentimentality of the adult. But 

no one who loves children will deny 

thst the best of ths children In nine- 

teenth century books have a far richer 

reality, a far fuller life than soy that 

mjitwy if it erer It unraveled and , „«r. born In aarltar warda. AM aoma 

♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•$«. Roy slrown 

Harold Hunf- 

Fred Skinner 

Ro i *"i11 Minwtes. 

nouncement in a letter to the mayor 

MJittfAL MrTH 1. 

of Aiken that be would take pleasure 

in the lynching of the person or per This will notify .»ur patrons ttni Use 

SODS who wes> responsible for the \ public generally that v;e hgfte moved 

slanderous accuaaiions that had been our aniuia! hospital ami veterinary 

floating about store the murderous as | ofrjee into rh ock building on North 

sault on Mrs Beach Mr Tselin's 

' Broadway, between the Broadway honame 

had not been mentioned in the j 

dispatches from Aiken before that j tel and the Brown wood livery stable, 

He is fully ss rich and as prominent where we/will be permanently | 

socially as the Beaches. His estate led, ! with superior facilities for serving 

at Aiken. Hopelands, is one of -the ' the public. Call and *ee us. 

show places of the south. It is named • 

DRS. JACKSON & JACKSON 

after his wife, who was Hope God 

wit Veterinary Surgeons. dl90 

dard the daughter of Colonel William 

of Providence They have : 

sh 1 p 11 .],-i * 

.ito- lunior V K ■' tivening 

sen 

N Subject ol sermon, 

and his M< - 

--.it;. Midweek prayer service M l > 

p m Wedn»»H Krid;(\ A' Eswsse' 

at the manse A\ iiaily Invite 

strsngi ill) lb aoraHip 

with 

» H AIIKBNK'I HY Pa lo 

Kir%t Rjiptist (hurrh. 

- i . school '■ t • « HI hinio: 

I nilni :«n> 

moos Suwdaj i ipectrrcly, The 

Worlds Greatest Drowning, and the 

"World's Mighty Savior' There sill 

be special music both hours Remember, 

vou can keep perfectly cool in 

our church 'realise of the electri< 

fans Strangers, visitors Sad the 

who have no regular place of worship j 

have s specks! invitation, snd 'he pus- j 

Mc ,i general invitation to worship' 

with lie. ami all who rOme Still 

made •'» I St home. 

L i MIMS. Pastor 

'W« Newer Mkss a Train 

Call and sec our line of 

Refrigerators, 

Ice Cream Freezers 

and Lawn Mowers 

L. nt. NEEL 

FtJKltlTirn ATB HARDWARE. 

ST.." ■I ?.,'!! ° pr '"' ■ " * *• *•* «• •» D,ok «" 

likely it will be one extr- 

Otb< - EKhet it wllj 

The ntudy meeting

ZEPHYR. 

The tiick of the reaper is heard on 

^rery side; harvesting has begun in 

earn- 

needing rain. 

The h« numerous 

than usual, and fl 

n< yi tly. 

Lir i 

i. H< .: : 

Mrs. Ifj i m 

■ 

dou 

.iDd E | C IT S 

- 

\ 

! fers w ied. 

Clyde Turney and wife left Saturday 

morning tor Coleman Junction to 

their car, which they were obliged 

to reave on their return trip from Tal- 

• • k. They made the trip in 

o day*, returning Sunday evenii 

• » une in Sunday for 

with Mrs. i> II. \\\>c. Mr and 

g U) S\ !\. • 

\\ 

a position as book- 

1' 11. 

\ 

\\. 

and IHd Etoi and 

• k ne ir Lovington, \ M 

Win. 

dig pf t] 'Hi's 

: ' >n Society was very pleas* 

mtertained last Monday a 

A SUCCESSFUL MAN 

^V Suooesisful 

Nothing suec< eda like 

success. SH • 

not mean the accum- 

ulating of millions and 

uivini; it to some he- 

oevoleni cause, but 

rather having a suffi- 

cient amount in the 

hank to protect you in 

old age 

Farmer 

is n«» - the one who accumulates the most land, but rather the 

urn- that has made enough money \ itii which to educate his 

children and have ;i happy home In old age. Slake pur 

Ban 

IHE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 

.••OW HUi H>f the tourists. I 

Mk< I. that • will be ma '. 

I tober. Efforts will he mad« i 

bring the number ot iteired >l 

the hundred mark, and fhe iudiq^, 

committee will ^g^ + 

he route of th 

la ,i very attractive on«- 

• nt. rrained w it ii a good spread 

[tarsonage by 

at the noon hour, AJso 

Tempi. 

B pi ritual !- t-t. 

Gunter H 

The 

lor ,a Houston fir 

here with 

Jfr> - Wrem 

Houston spent Monday Ln rood. 

with 

friends in Crown k. 

Miss I rned >>n 

Sattr :ght from ■ \ isil to 

aui. Hrownwood. 

Q Sunda 

v r Mrs w. T, Jon< ! \ 

nice program wa> carried oar. 

should !.'. ! proud !" 

■ ! ' , -< k « > Midjthe hîp H ,,.„,.,„, ,„ „„'. 

' * m 

- Hill >|M \v W'.-dn- sda> 

on :»M-in« - • IM! NK»s AHW titissil' 

,nul u, h 

" ' Pearce r^h tapunand meter walk trials for 

Mr A\^\ M ^ n-hamheriam iCMyjnp* games wflj be held Saturday 

drown wood Monday. jn \,.w York 

Mi ;ind Mi > Slough Wi ii' 

cousin Mrs Vni 

\\l\] h- ' d at 

111 o A n A nod Hood 

Mr i U Harris oi Bi on n » a* i u &n 

• i animal o ltdoor iran- 

M; It I Smit 

- :■• d i ■ «ind SH 

\f« VorJN Athletic clu . ton.' 

m M hinder 

d i 

w. -t. hi conf< 

rhe m am 

The little 

\i and Mi 

h ind field 

►1 

• •Ii StU 1.1':' 

Iry, M--* 

I >r \ 

\i S - been k, bul la 

v.-r ' oa 

ting 

■ 

• .a of la-t w« .-k h- 

s.iite j t "hit. < kill a.is i • • iirn< *' Hi| 

Miss Ida Heffin i 

omefolka 

■ 

; 

da - 

M - H day 

\! ?; 

i 

M 

Mr Portet eeri: on 

F M 1 

I 

Ifullii 

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ne«l W 

■ 

to «; < i: a ■: tnd 

of two or th- 

D 

- 

■ 

in the 

Th 

from Okla visiting 

present I 

are 

To:; 

vil; 

The M h San Anp 

stop, om 

lor colle< 

their i L 

Child:- 

Method 

night w and 

esting a. 

MTB. Hou-'on and M~s W S v, 

are making arrant 

overlan- wi*h Mr 

Brisk Houston soon 

Mrs. Kd Couch and child re' 

vmitinr 

: Man Cpnvarses With Anlmnlt, 

Charles Kellogg of California ha* 

■tarted out to convinoe th« Harvard* 

faculty of hie ability to talk with anfc 

mala. Hie life baa been spent in thai 

Sierra Nevada*, and hie atudla* in* 

elude the vocal sounds made by bears. 

•qulrrela, liiards, rattieenakea anT 

cricketa. Indeed, he claims proficiency 

in fifteen animal languages. He* 

has a peculiar palate, with no tonslla, 

and entirely lacks the cord connecting . 

the teeth with the lips. To these pe-/ 

uliarities he partly ascribe* the *a*el 

with which he Imitate* the »ound* ofy 

Insects and animals. Some of his ob- I 

servatlona and ideas are, it is said, at 

least interesting, if not convincing. 

prep 

West Virgil 

eim ' II Compete in Ii 

p 

tomorrow 

Work will ejtt week on 

M Wilson of Wit,. ..-nt ia t 'arena at L N M 

: • 

11 

n - 

M 

hie 

BLANKET 

Mis^ Irma Bettis hap !■• 

lng the pa in Brownwood wii 

friend- 

Miss Ruby Williams 

of last u»«k v\& the home 

her brother. Hugh Williams, tv 

Brownwood 

Mi^ w 

\ 

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in R • 

- 

and Mrs w \ i 

I to t DM VIrs f • 

lust n 

I" 

Sunda» i Wn 

Mr. and Mis E T 3 ,n and 

children -, Sand hom • 

of Mr. find Mr> .1 W Pahr. 

town. 

Miss Taber n* 

Iting M k. 

Miss Amy Hameron was rhe gne*1 

friends in Brown wocxt • Sunday. 

V 

SUTl 

M r 

Mr and Mrs i 

[" Rev 8. Bi 

Mi and Mr* H P S 

I • • ill. • R 

ne 

| MfSl E ■ - 

- nson 

->n hjly » 

:' and I • ktiddii 

• '.Mil annual »-ndianiond 

tomorrow 

* -bel.il Id of 

Aananoli* 

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\ 

■ eld 

Id lAI'IOKi; Whltl IK 

nusi >ii 

t OI.I.H nx. si'Kt mi xs paying 

- • 

.hue- l - An expedition to ' 

Mr a I. C \';i. 

« fittf 

•••ii ai .1 R S 

x 

the W. M \u 

.. - srith hei mother, Mi v • 

-l.i. • this . -i • 

M> and Mi - Stai m - rroni 

.-, 

\l, ind Mrs I M I 

Mr sod lira P I aj Mr 

and 

'* nd hit 

v Serlou* Omission. 

The new millionaire's banquet tablet 

was apread. and the gueata about to* 

be summoned. 

' Are you sure there are DO reporters 

present? anxiously asked the ho** 

of the butler. 

"I've made cerain of it, *ir." 

'Then go out and get a few," i*> 

Joined the host—Canadian Courier. 

i 

d.iN night. 

-'.i\ 111 < 'ol '• id i 

American to full 

rhe whaler t>als) H 

\.-, liedford 1, : nand ol • 

ahd Mn C 

■• Qoon at 

in " ,,|,r ,!l:,f, ' h «'" He will boa YoiiBg 

Bwfc ' . . aptain llenlamin l» - 3 Slcholaa 

Mi «;• •> ('i ti'm< B 

taki 

,t),. Rink n Nea York r • iar- 

\ir> M-. •:'.-.M 

I , rh4 p • i ..n.- of tie best lightrent 

to Vi 

n engaged In sea elephant bunting Ifeatherweight* ir: Ihe bu*lne*s 

111 H 

and It raaneh and able Vf**el ^ Wolgrtst. lightweight cham,non. 

s niilii. at Mr Kn tin - 

to spend three wl11 hox Vo,,n ^ *** n'Rrhn. brother 

•• ,1,1 **' M|d jmonrns at the Island of Sooth J0ew|' x I 

rounds .it rhe American A r. in 

:•!h^^ nigbt in Bl H D I G \*iti. van: 

^û v i li will I pa.d to oth-i Philadelphia tonight. 

Mr and Mr! 9 P I 

Kdgar and Jort Smit 

>un- iland* of the region, lying north MO weigh la at 121 pounds at :. o'cloc-k 

• » Brown* i r 

afternoon *uh Ix>n and H,,f,,M 

iof the great ke harrier thai enctrcleajtJi^ afternoon At WolgastK last apt»-nd 

tin gf*jd lation reclt thi Holcosnb 

i the south pole continent **■«■ 

ghter Mia* Saliie. wh«. zv.nl 

'■' ■ 

in {ht ' Q«a*«« c ^y Knock 

e« Mmie and la, \ .d , gave him i thorough lac 

irdaj with their auni M Build I ham. save your teed, pro-i fog 

Arnold 

Mis* K * • liowa ' ..n«: M - \; U D in '-.ompanv 

Handav and Mond 

little Mia* Moiij.- HamorigiH ot Roby 

as Annie Ruf^ Bwttner and her ar,. hero on sit to the d.»'toi s 

;er. Fred, entertained the SenJoi ,,,,,,.„ts. 

ôrth League Tuesday night at the Quit- * crowd of roung, II aa 

home of S. R- Rwitzer. Music and old. folks from here attend..1 th" 

. diversions of the ev- "Hovae Oasntng s.-rvk. s" at Amity 

ga 

Refreshments of ereani and w.i- Bonds j and repot Ma v inu H • II 

ening 

1 *lSMOMKl IRO«.R\M 

Aid and Young U 

- ol First Ba 

Monday, lune 3rd, • * 

Jouth An the N"g 

ed Continent 

leader, Mt-v M< iipna •< 

Hymn Onward Christian Soldi. 

T- 

Ipture. 

th America, the .\>gl^«T#»d Continent; 

Mr*. .1 K Smith. 

Papef Ita Natural Beauty and Resources; 

Mrs Frank Johnson. 

A (Ilimpse of Missionary Life m Argentina; 

Mrs. J. A. Cox. 

The Argentine Woman; Mrs C Y. 

Early 

< all for (>:: M -sionarie- ,n S A.: 

Mrs. Yann. 

Vocal duet. Mrs Humphreys and 

Mrs T L. Smith. 

Ramiro and his Bible; Mrs. Crban 

Smith. 

Brazilian Baptists; Mr*. R. K. Lee. 

The Southern Baptist Convention 

Fields; Mrs. G I (Godwin. 

< losing prayer for the S. B c and 

\V. hi S ; Mrs. C C, Sivelis 

LIVED ON 

RAW EGOS 

Mr. Richard's Experience WHk Wtferent 

Diets. Peaches aad 

Buttermilk far Three Years. 

Cerilton, Md.—Mr. Georfe Rtchtrda, 

reserved seat ■pectaior* it ia »i^'; ©f this place, during the past 12 years; 

stated that the plans are sndi that i has probably tned more different •diem 

addition ran be added at fin« ia>t mo-1 lhan the average person would ever use 

ne nt H idvanr< sale* Indicate a dein 

a lifetime. 

What he has to say about his eiperimand 

ments, must therefore be highly interest- 

:: l.uthr:- McCartJ and Carl Morris. ing to anyone suffering from indigestion 

the Oklahoma white hope, may go on or stomach troubles of any kind. 

He says: "For more than 12 years. 

in the mam preliminarv to the hig I suffered with stomach troubles, and 

fight at Las Y.-Ras on duly I McCar- paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills 

tv knocked Morris out at Springfield. and medicines. 1 was also operated on 

for piles. 

\1 i early this month, and Morris has I lived on dried peaches and buttermilk 

expressed dissatisfaction at the out- for nearly three years. The only thing 

;, Ramblers, RacycN*s, Uamis, Tribunes, Thistles, Ideal eome and wants another whack at that would not give me pain was raw eggs. 

and Hartford Bicycles at price* from 

I was a physical wreck. I could not 

MeCarty It is understood that Pro sleep, and was as near crazy as a man 

moter 'a< k Cnrtaj mentioned $:.mtit could well be. 

$20.00 to $50.00 

as a side bet and it is beMeved that I must say that after taking two 25-cenl 

packages of Ihedtord s Black-Draught, 

the match will he made. 

We -.11 them on «as\ terms of $5.00 down and $.".00 a month 

it did me more good than all I ever spent 

hisappoinfment is express, d in row- for other medicines. 

Vou had better ride this summer, fall and see us. 

ing circle* that the Annapolis crew J have been working daily on the farm 

ever since, and I am as hard as iron." 

will not be ante to ootnpota hi the 

This purely vegetable remedy has been 

intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeep- in successful use for more than 70 years. 

! si». OwlnR Ul the fact that the date Try it Butbc sure that iiVThedfofd'a.* 

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Tsl Ka, 12. 

■w, "TEB5 OOCTM" 

7- wwwi Official Will See 

* H abash Locomotin* Brink 

,«*»■£ bit "Pare" Hater. 

Jfnas a stomach of iron" can no 

I mean Sit .< a man may eat any- 

'hing^lftoutWear of indigestion; for' 

seem*; that even stomachs of iron 

ire thus afflicted. 

Mr. W. A. Pownall, the newly up- 

pointed Water inspector of the Wa- 

bash, says that locomotives have pern 

Bisteut attacks of "dyspepsia"—and it 

is costing the railroads so much mon- 

iat it has been put up to Mr Pow- 

nall to work a "cure." 

>t^ms that all waters nave mom 

or less of two kinds of mineral salts— 

i*'incxusting salts' and alkali salts. 

Nlr. Pownall terms them These 

»alts clog up the boiler very quickly 

md make it necessary to have the 

♦oiler "blown ofr'frequetrtl> and now 

md then even taken out of service 

because of the use of 

will amount to over $4 

nd: a\> 

Not only 

« onditioi 

industrial plant 

lines will t 

• V 

thorns- 

annually in \< 

their equipmer 

ELECTIONS IN HHI.H* 

sornijsrs I.E.UH 

Urussds. June 1.—Indications are 

for an overwhelming victory for 

.'.lists in totmu row 'a gen. ral elcc- 

- in Belgium. Tke Liberals have 

combined with the Social Democrats 

and it is admitted by the Clericals 

that the radicals will probably be in 

full control of the Chamber of Rep- 

resentatives. General suffrage for 

adults of both sexes and obligatory 

education arc the chief planks in the. 

Socialist platform. The campaign has 

been a very bitter one. 

ILLINOIS IMVrRSHY 

SKMM LVILNMVL 

COMISti »Krk I>VY Ki l»U. 

BUK0A.1 

I 

ms for memh' - 1 

S AN 

birth 

THE DAILY BULLETIN. 

JW SCOUTS ENJOY ' 

NIGHT ON THE BAYOU 

Id in 

Hike to 8k»?tJ Pit, Where They 

Spend the Niirhl and Hate a 

(■soil Time. 

.Patrols two and three of the Hoy 

Scouts spent a very enjoyable night 

on Pecan Bayon last night, returning 

early this morning. The lads hiked 

out late yesterday afternoon and en- 

joyed a delightful plunge in the clear 

unteis of the Bayou, after which they 

i U'epared a camp supper. An hour was 

AFFAtt 

1 s (cut around the council fire, during 

1'rhana. 11 him- 1.—in recognition srhlch time many interesting Btoriel 

of the fit;ieth anniversar> of the pass- told. At 10 o'clock taps were 

ing of the land grant in Is»;*j. out of M>unde 

nmng today. President Bd-j two other SCOUtS. By twos they ihniiiained 

the picket hn.-s throughout the 

els under 3(& liberal use, of soda ash. 

north o* dff 1 certain chemical proc* 

1 

cîibual 

mund 1. .lames has prepared a lecture! 

on "The Life and Work of Jonathan j night, each watch remaining up two 

EL Turn*!. the man to whom the hoars/ This morning they enjoyed I 

Slate is indebted tor the plan w hich . plutig. and ate 1 hearts meal before 

mas incorporated in the act of Lfltt I returning home. 

• ■ The Scouts are planning , «"' : » **n 

KVISK I> "FAtiES (,;IV> oUljng to Colorado river, and the 

YOU BOSTON rOP8 h! iterdai was to get In shape for 

Hoston. June i—All Boston polu,- ! ' **&** ** onnn * tht1 * "' '"' * eld 

men who ha\ in the employ Of 

.a • 1 

those "salts" can I .eally ♦ limi- tnf. rify ten .wars or long. • giv- Unloading and m transit, high grade 

nated from the water. However, as en 1 substantial salary Increase to finish from 4 to US wide; flooring and 

the waters vary at different points, Aaj Patrotmeii had their tacOUH retting that will match when put up. 

the treatment must also vary; Sat the ■ad from $IJ*S to H366 ■ ) 

means ■ lot to the job. prop 

Wabash pun>oses to have the 

ants from |1406 to $1."T",. anur Tsws 

>\>i>ntv 

The Cash and Fair Prices 

M ( ti\|i || \Mi tl b'M II HI 

I'HONK 7 

t.. I. t III III M. 

TERRY 

Admits Selling 

The Best 

Hits. J\l KM>\ A .l\( K> 

hare moved tl 

VETERINARY OFFICE 

And \nimal Hospital 

ock bnildinc: on N !•• of pah< 

• 1 tare where Uu-\ will be pleased to -*er\e 

yen ALL ANIMAL D1SKASE8 TOEATBD. 

faction Guaranteed 

Godby & Murrell 

Livery, Feed and Sales Stable 

fS» 1 £0 a F MeAlister) 

CkMMl R reful Drivers and Prompt Ser- 

vice Give us a call. Adjoining Fire Station. 

This Hot Weather 

Brings ■ yearning for cooling Ice Cream and 

refreshing bSfCTSgfa These you can find at 

our fountain, cold, sparkling and sanitary. 

We also have a nice line of Jacob's incompar- 

able candh 

BO 

L. L. Mallow 

in 1: THF: THK 

Best Flour in Town 

is THE 

"Camp Spring Special" 

PANCl Hir.n PATENT 

MUD BY 

ISO. Y. ttll.SON 

We Do Our Best 

Ed Selvidge Steam Laundry 

The 5c and 10c Store Sells 

WATLi .L,r 

Rinf Fniit .J.ir t lar Wrenches. 

Picks G to 

i, Ice T«-a (ill . 4"» and "••» centfl 

V 

M. Eastland 

T. S. Euper 

wtsm \s iTca nrjuacic 

The Qaalit« of otir >Vork and the Price 

IS ALU VVS RHiHT 

A SHOE YOU DON'T HAVE TO BREAK IN 

M i no 

;»r soi Woman** * rt. They an* jusi aha nans 

implies—a tired fae< They ar- n tl tlble soles, rppers of 

-!►♦••"• tanned reivets ki.l on laata baring wiou I 

feet m .» .• < con 

short* • I .• ■ , ahi >s • ou 

BROWNWOOD SHOE STORE 

Most Goods For Least Money 

r at'a wh;i? >.»u ^> » A li. n >ou trade srith u> 

The û♦ • 

With Brosrnwood Shoe Store 

For Thee and Thine 

■ nsM 

THE HKST OROCBRIBS an.l beat pi 

• - 

L- > ? .-• rvlce an«i tbe hi opla 

Hicks & Company 

Rankin Sheet Metal Works 

Inviteg your attention to their superior line 

of Bath Room Facilities Also to the |S> 

comparable 

H LIPSi: W ATKR ULTKR 

The Bast and most reliable Alter on rh 

Tail and see thorn. 

A Good Resolution 

l olution von could Bute at the 

toll month, la f o Irada 

SJ '• store ihiri: m,, 

J. E. Albright 

THE SEST OF EVERYTHING 

is 

J. H. STATON, Grocer 

xut Eitflnr 

■ 

1 

PERSONAL 

ds. 

\ rom Fort 

SS 1 \ isiting 

• •t; of Its features a- 

and color. 

I • general Upkeep 

Is. turf, buildings and i : 

without • ••. of the! 

.. 

t. \KIM N I t>> I K>f ♦ 

air piano 5 or—but why go fur- 

ther—you know what we mean! 

We want to ask why for the sake 

of saving a dollar or two should one 

buy a cheap, poorly constructed gaso- 

line Move liable to accidents, when 

>ou can get an 

"Insurance" 

Gasoline 

Stove 

that has patented devices to prevent 

accident 

It's our bnsifiesi to tell what these 

devices arc. Call and see us. We'll 

DC glad to explain. 

Baker-Timmins 

Hardware Co. 

7 

MTIKIMV, JL 

1 \. Comfortable Kitch 

IS POSSIBLE WHK> rOC IM: \ 

PKItrKliiO> HIM FLAME OIL (00K STOVK 

Haadndi of 0MMI Stoves are In me In Brown wood today, and not a dla- 

*atM*d customer. He iciianintee them to be PIKRfTCT ODORLESS, 

>>M»kKLr;SS mid «s S\I'K AS \ l.\>fP. Vffl tt$—mkjl\ than a wod| 

stnie: no fuel construed tnim fc«*.arih. : : *. 

I he PRICE is \ SMALL II KM. r#ai| red to thf comfort and 

the *ut in?fit fuel : : : : : : : 

No. I. price *«».!•*# 

>o. 2, arfec **Ui 

>o. :i, price $PJ.H» 

>o. I, 0?ea, ;o 

No. t, o. it, Cahtaet, arfee 

I2..V) 

Looney Merc. G>. 

UiKMS FOB Til*; RAO LASTPs. 

W mLa 

Gaither & Buck. French and Paria 

Ian Dry Cleaners, Tailors. Phone 158. 

WAXTKh -Intelligent honit- gir^ to 

learn telephone bu None but 

bome girls need ajpplj Apply to Chief 

Operator, Telephone building, from 2 

to ». dlW 

y 

and on*- bed room set. All practically 

new Will -tA|| at a bargain. Call afo 

clock c 8. Ouin. Phone 742. 

POR SALE—5 - passenger 1910 Cfcd- 

illac. cash or good notes. Addraas 

"Cadillac," care Bulletin. dtfc 

nFoiTsALE OR TRASET 

acres of land, situated six miles 

south of Kountze, tne county site of 

Hardin county, Texas. This land has 

a sprinkle of pine timber on it of 

is worth 

There is 

an indebtedness against it ol $1150. 

WANTKD M. to learn tiu barber 

Pea ae< k qualifier >nsiderabie value, and it 

rush for barbers this Beat your while to investigate it. 

e>, Write 

ROOMS 

P 

cent interest, with thirty years 

gue Mo to make the payments. Price and 

Port Worth l p terms right. Or will trade for watt 

FOR KENT. 

or Central Texas property. It is located 

within five miles of the Sarato- 

'nil KKM Fu 11 ga oil fields. 

X L. ELLIS. Agent. 

Mi, Li lib 

lite 

torn SALE. 

\\ne!6S. tf 

to eat at 

the I' i |at 

for what you 

■ oon 

SIVKLLS 

Cream and 

■ V night 

♦»+a«*ooo$ooQ300oeooooo»o6o*eo« oeoooooeofl n.m*ll never get better than that we 

give. Years of experience have taught 

us the right paints t and the 

knack of putting it on. Not every 

man who can handle a brush is a 

painter. Skill is required in our pro- 

fession, as In every otber. Compare 

our worth with that of others and 

the difference. The best looking 

homes in Brownwood are painted by 

us. "We know how" to do it right. 

You'll not know entirely satisfacory 

service until you have us do your 

painting 

WALL PAPER IS A HOBBY 

With us. We study about it by 

day and dream about it (by night—and 

the result is an unusually attractive 

line. We believe we can pleaae you. 

At leaat we would like to show you 

the stock. If it's new—and wall pa- 

per—we have it. And the price will 

be right, too 

Hardy & Denny 

Paint & Wall Paper Co. 

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