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Ma, ti ll. th filn ra. mr la er ta 1 a- oa re- m,A-. ISA' 4 4 " -i PURCHASE A COUPON BOOK From driver an J save trouble in g'inz to tne office. . . . N Disnniint for Cash pi ler" Will be allowed far bwks bought if paid br when deliver J. Better weight! can be given on early morninj rounds anJ the public ii urjeJ to secure ke on this trip. Prompt attention given all orders.'..... THE BRYAN ICE, STORAGE & COAL COMPANY ' L STEPHAN, Manager m Mi '1 MM .h A. AND M. AND COTTON MILLS. Annual Mcetincs of Mill Mtn Will b Rrjulirt) Held at Colleie. A writer in The Battalion com ments entertainingly on the recent visit of the Texas cotton mill men to the A. and M. ColWe. He says: They seemed greatly pleased with the machinery and 'equipment of the building as well as the work of the school. In fact, they seem to look upon the school with something of the pride with which a fond father regards his child, for, as one member explain ed to the writer, the cotton mill men are responsible in large meav rtre for the establishment of the textile school. It was a metntw of the association who drafted the resolution inserted in the Demo cratic platform of i')02 demanding that such a school lc established, and the association sent a man to the third house at Austin to see that the measure was put through the Legislature. And they do not propose to stop with having estab lished the school, but are doing their part toward supporting it. One of them Ins a son here as a student in the department and others have announced their inten tion of sending their -on-, here. In addition they have o:T-.-:ed to give eiii!)lovnic!it during .cation to al! . . .i . .. . : . .. 1 ,t. ..i stUdetiis in inc lexuie rt.i'xi. mu I mill man, "the solution of the cot- ( ton mill problem for Texas. No industry ever succeeds that has to import both capital and skill, as we have had to do in the mill bus iness in the past. Now we can furuish one or both of these essen tials. There are a hundred or more towns in Texas with plenty of idle capital to build a good cot ton mill, and there is now uo rea son why a young man from one of these towns cannot come here and take this four years of traiuing and then go back to his people and raie a hundred thousand dollars and start a successful mill. We had to grope in the dark and the Lord took care of us almost as by a miracle until we learned by hard knocks how to operate a mill and a good many learned too late. IJut nolody need go it blind any longer." After leaving the textile school the visitors called on President Harrington, who gave them an in vitation to hold all their annual meetings here in the future. Presi dent McDermott thanked him for the invatioti on behalf of the as sociation and called on retiring President I. C. Saunders. Mr. Saunders thought this the mo-t ! appropriate place in the state for the meeting ami then proceeded to ext-uss his astonishment at the; a 111 . Amotiif the T.ditora of an Inaolteot flrui i a w VurkT who had a 1., awv of f-"-" "'a" ' 'I'11- n'111 " wautl tiU money. Ha wa a a;ooJ talker aud iM-mtwdi-d the firm to pay Llm o.T lu l aw he -uId K-t the Oth-r rredltora to ncratit au extension of lime. fo be rall.-d a inevtin-r of the creditor and talk.! to tiifiii lin-nily about the irH-ria of the tirt-i K-tllint on It fi-et aalu If It only bad time. lie ecuied to have won out when a little old man Is to "f roo' ro nil In a iii.-aky voli di-clan-d that he, for otv. wanted hi money and illd not want to wait r It. "IWl you thluk It l rathiT wltUli of you to Inter fere with thla plan. In which all of Ui othi-r enslltora have sreir ankcsl the firnt man. "Vy are wllllnic to wait for tlio amount of our rlaltna. Every ou of im. Including mywlf. Ix-llevea that this firm ohoukl hare il-nfy of time. II'iw much la your rlalin. any way?" In the aame pliln voice the little old man atwwrird: "Thy owe me IK'). How much la your clalmT Tke Tmmh al4r. The rx-oi'le of Italy tclleve In the ex lutencw of a wonderful creature which for tin want of a bettt-r name I called the tomb aplilcr. The entomoloBlats knowr nothing of tbl "."''r lat and uVclare that It only exita In the fnn7 of Uie au5ewtltloua fTona aud thw whone curiosity or lu!nna makca it nftary fr them to cxi.lore old ru lua. tomfxt, catacuUilm, etc. Arcordinz to tho iopuhir account. tle tomb apl Jcr I of a pure white color, liaa wln?S like thou of a tat. a doz.n horrid rroukisl l.'ca and a IxmI thn-e or four tlowa the nlze of that of the largeit tropical Amcrlcnn tarantula. The nc counts if this qwor lnN t and h! out of the way plawa of alx.e are hy nu-iin roinnion, and on that acrunt the Inforinatlnti coiuvrulns him which we will be aM. to plve la vory niea?T. Any Italian will tell you that fU'h a creature exNt, however, and that he la ocounloually met with In old mloea and cavern a well a In toniha and aul tcrnncaii rultii. . Tk Art ft So llrarlae. The urt of not hearing nhotild I learned ly all. Ttifro are ao inatiy thlnca whldi It li painful to hear, very many of which If hard will ll-turli the tetnier. Hmipt klmplJclty and modesty. detrat from routenttue:it and bappliic. If a man fall Into a violent panxluti and ralla all manner of name at the flrt word we hhuuld sliut our ear and hear no i'mre. If In a julet Voy-.e of life we find ourwdvea rauicht In of tliiMte !iniptie whirl wli.d of cMlui( we should shut our cnr a a ,"!!'r would furl hi fall and. making all t:;ht. i"ud N-fore the sale. If a hot. rentlc man Ix'k'ln to lutlame our fiH-lltiK we oliould cotmldi-r what mlwlilef the fiery mnrVs may 1 Jn our magazine t.ow, where our temjwT la kept, and luotaiitly cloe the door. If all tlte x-tty thluira tald of a man ty heeillea and 111 natural lll-m were brought home to him he would !come a mere walking plncu-thloTi ntuck full of hnn remark. If we would Im hai py when n:iiiirf men wo huM open our ear, when anion had men hut them. It I mt worth while t lieur what our nelcM-or nay nltit o'ir rhiMiN-a, wl. it our rivals -r alxut our lu! !i. o'ir Ores or our affairs. CaMsaaltk'e tkiwr CI . Coldatnltn waa iudlcroualy fond of abowy clothe. Tien he aoucht to take order In Ireland b tried to daa ile bla blxbou by a pair of aeariet hrwetjea. VhlIe atudylmr medicine In Edinburgh be wore "rich aky bhj aatln." Tne ky blue li.iua" and allver hat lace. Before Johnaon, Ilcy nolda in 1 tiarrhk be atrutted about braxKlns of bla bloom colored coat, aud when bla reputation bad been made by bla two principal poma ho blazed forth lu purple llk amail clothen. a acarh-t greatcoat and a phyalelan'a wla;. He carried a gold headed cane, and a aword hunic by hi aide, a weap on ao dUproportloned to bla diminutive atature that a coxcomb who paed him In the atrand called out to bla companion to "look at that fly with a lonjr pin atuck through lt"Kar1orlal Art Journal. ONROE EDGE W have aold 0x acrea of farm Iaoda In the laat few daya, which la evidence of our ability in turning real relate. We know It li a little unbecoming to bot. but you know erery dog inut do hiaown waKKloiC, and think Ing our la duly entitled to a wax we haven't healtated to give It one little ahake. Ve hrdly undertaud why the In veator Invariably cornea to as. Hut it la a known fact that he does. We have had aeveral hnud circular printed, allowing the good point about Iiryan and Hrazoa County, and to meet the demand we expect In the near future we mutt increase our liat of property for aale. If you are lu the market for a horn nr have aouiethioii to offer, coma to ee ua. We have a demand for aev eral place in Iiryan to coat from ftioO.UO to flOuo.w. For llt of farm lauda aee weekly paper publlahed at Bryan. MONROE EDGE l'HONE :3 5U OVER MWf? HARDWARE STORE, Dr. W. H. LAWRENCE DENTIST OVER Hb WELL'S BOOK STORK .---. - j t.liltlikU'iV, V. V. V ' f - s w iMt'i .s.. giv.ng thetn much va.uai.ie txper- a,.,j ti,e x (,( tj;e work He ieiicv in the practical oj-eratious of , j.e ju jjvt,i ajj l;;s j;fc j:l cotton mills. Texas aud claimed to be a t'aiily1 "I see in the sch'.l," said omk nU.j:iKcnt citien, but ha.', no con- ; prominent North Texas cotton a..ltjoa 0( the extent and character : -- - of the work carried u:i here. lie; Ro.itttifu tSe f'nmn'rYlftn suggested that missionaries be sent ' 1 i to his section of the state to inform UN D. ! ., . :.: .. .., - I uie ie'!'.e h i.i, o.'ir iu.oi..s .j- t I li .' IXI.lHinn .1 U,l l:,re After VtMtltJL' t t i ,. . j MUUIIIVIU j"- " . tv- it- r ai' 1 1 r t. I various building's a:i I etiiovin' al - hlal. i ii ilk, m- drive over tne campus ana me; Y j farm the visitors were tendered! tOt- TTw '- r"" ''''an informal reception at niht to. iZ--TZ enable the students to meet them, i is' j ana r c a r 3 baiy ok yju!. j Xhcy ilicusM.i the iiiiTiculties of "Sf'rI K".; VVlJ;: ?r ! e cotton b.ino in a very ia-! d i b. K4IU1N4L t. nir cn.. PvitLTn. I structtve manner. K. 1 llrfnre m After. Mr. M iiiii- I i- f ! we were married t'h.irl.- u--I to t.r!;ij me candy when in. i .-.!... V nf. Now I have to buy my ni!y r no without. Mr. ;n;ii--T:.'it ' Ju.t the wsy w ItU t!..' men. Mr. M:uni-Hut. then. I don't mind It I I "T Utt-r -isii.!t'.mn h u.m! to b'uy, i.i.d :i It I hi money. J;:t the h'.w im In the cM d.y. t!e li.- v arransemei.t I more ep-nlve to h!:u th.ltl the old ne. A w.r-a Time (ittalif. History rlii. SutJs-t. "tieorso II. and the IYiham Ministry." Manter Who nsld and when. -Now I shall have no more peace?" Small Hoy iafter a lonk Interval of tho'.:i-ht-I'Utte. 'r. Oers III. on hi deathll.-Puni'h. Qall Appre. The Tramp You're one man la a bond red. 'Talu't often I meet anylnvly that'll talk to me two minute without ak!n" why 1 don't eo to work ut ome trade. The Itemarkahle Man -Oh. I cen tell v looklliff at yoU.-Huek. BHM.S FOR SALE The Eagle has on sale the following Lc g al Blanks IroinUiry Notea Chattel Mort-.-azo. l;rt form CPattel Murta.'e. lon Peed of Trunt lteleae Deed of Trut Hond for Title Crop Mortaea lnt N..t-s t Areeuiei.t to Veiidor I-ietl Note Hill ..f Sale Trauff-r Vendorall.len Note Oil Iaea SiiiRle Ackniwledeinenta Joint Acknowledgement Other Blanks will be ad ded at an early date me eagle THE EDISOi STANDARD H PSDAP A . j - -V 4 - ' Cmm'Z.' - T " " f - FULL LINE OF PHONOGRAPHS OH HAND $I0,;$20 and $30 RECORDS, each ... 35c We Keep constantly on hand Full Line . CUT GLASS, CHINA, STERLING SILVER and' SILVER PLATE - Best Quality CALL TO SEE US JN0. M. CALDWELL Jowelor r I You May Run Your Legs Off In the aearch of hotter wine fcal lijuor than tho which atock our ahelvea and thn you won't find even their eual. Don't run Jur walk in here, aee, auiell, tate. gt our price and atufy yonraelf that ht-re'a the place to buy. No compulsion aaveyour own -ooJ JuJjrtntnt. & ..Ford's DR. R. H. HARRISON 0Bc it Err.mrl k Mlonr" tint gur HKYAN, TEXAS CalUaimirered promptly tilht or day I Oac hour to i: . m. nd 2 to I pi m Oiflce 'p-"119 &-- :: Ke. 'phone 16 SHIP YOUR LIVE STOCK . . . TO . . . Hill MINI llffl Stock Yards KANSAS CITY. MO. J.W. BATTS Real Estate Agent O.'tlcs iu Taliaferro building oppoaita the Court Houe. JTThotie 37. ' Ifave in office the nxtv at of Ab- tract ilooka of Hrazoa County Land Title. . FOR SALE. A four room residence with one quarter acre of ground, located in southern part of town. Price $450.00. Terms reasonable. 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PARASOLS We are showing the largest and most varied stock of parasols in the city. 35 53 53 53 35 White silk hemstitched parasols $ 1.49 White linen, pleated and embroidered 2.50 and 3.50 Black Gloria silk parasols. 98c Black Gloria silk parasols, double row hemstitching, natural black handles 1.49 to 250 v. u. .n. .ml. .it. .u. i-i . .JJk. V? -J-V iMt M vHi NEW- MATERIALS FOR GOrrv1Ei5GEFv1EJT White French Lawn 44 inches wide, very sheer per yard 19c White Organdie 44 inches wide, per yard 19c Fine white Paris Muslin 6S inches wide, washable, per yard 35c Fine white Paris Muslin 72 inches wide, washable, per yard 49c German Valcncinc Laces, match sets, 1-2 to 1 andl-2 in. wide 5c 44-inch Sheer White French Lawn, excellent value at 12' White Embroidered wash belts 10. 25 and 35c White Hand Bags 25. 50 and ' : 75c White Fans, hundreds to select from, 15c to 3.00 White Slippers, plain and embroidered, 9Sc to 2.50 White embroidered and plain linen handkerchiefs lOcto... 25c I I 3 I 3 - 1 tl BOYS' KNEE School Suits We make a specialty of this line and can please any customer in price, quality and pattern at $1.50 $2.00, $3.00 up to $5.00. We offer tailor made garments, tape covered seams the never-rip kind. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 n