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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

The editor Of a Kansas contemporary
thus breaks out Man that IL born o.
woman is Of few days and full Of mi.
crobes. The moment he hits the earth
he starts for the grave, aud the longer
he travels the astef be goes HE vii.
ble reward for long days Of labor and
nights Of walking the loor with teeth.
Ing baby Ia an epiiaph heean'i read and
tombstone he doesn't want. In the int
Of the seven agrs Of man he. licked, Ia
the last he's neglected.
wow q the tune TO buy your eypress
cisierns The best are made ~ Otto
Boehme. l3l I'm
IL the same old ,ong, bat u IL a. true
A. preaching; fyou sustain your town
you must patroniEe nome manuiartnF.
efs, home Merchants, home mechanics
home printers. and Ia fat you must
stand by home 6rsi lasi and all the
Zine for everything that can be pur.
chased At home. A dollar cent out Of
town Is a long time getting back -
Gpeuville Herald
N. u. James is selling Morning Dew
complexion soap, three cakes In hant.
some box Tor l0c- lA.
Abe Sokolski aud tire, other boys
werr hunting tuIkeys one DAY last week
they ran across = bunch Of snakes that
Noald easily fill a wash tub. They vere
all tangled up aud a wrihing mass Of
slimy objects with heads sticking out
here and there. The boys armed them.
selves with clubs and disposed ofseven.
ty.hye, mostly moccasins. although
quite few rattleFs were seen In the hst
Of slain. About half Of the lot got away,
otherwise this snake story would be
longef.-Omngc Leader.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
nuyiss Mss. IAaa.

San Diego. Cal. May 1.-THE Theo-
sophlcal sOelsty's tract Of land on
Point Iona has ben Increased BY the
additional purchase Of % acres Of I'm.
proved lands adjoining the tract pre-
viously purchased for a large sum,
now giving the society one mile square
Of land. The object Of the increase IN
holdings Ia to erect a sanitarium In the
grounds. which have the finest view In
this section. The plan involves III,
expenditure Of 100000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
.LIrm,.hlnr Around psmsas..

Iamia. Thessaly. May 1.-Two
thousand Turks have been sent to
Lake Nozsro. south Of Domokoa, In
order 10 close the road between Do
mokos and this port An outpost Skin
mlsh occurred near Domokos Monday
morning Three thousand Greeks have
been dispatched to reinforce the Greek
troops al Domokos. Efforts Of the
Greek commanders are directed to-
wards preventing the Turks from sur
rounding Domokos This latter IA APP
parently the plan Of Edham Pasha and
would possibly result In the capture Of
main body Of the Greek troops under
Crown Prince Constantine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
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Kansas City, May IA meeting Of
western Baker claimants" who. az
descendants Of Peter Baker. claim title
to millions Of dollars worth II prop
erty IN Philadelphia. was hSld In this
city last evening. Ten claimants we're
represented. Captain j. e. Morris "
Emporia. Kas, presided and Profess
sor z. U. Logan Of Toledo. lSWa. acted
as secretary. James 0ustihs Of She
nandoah. Iowa. was among the others
present A committee war appointed
to visit Philadelphia and investigate
the records In the case
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Topeka. Kas.. May ii.-webb Ne
Nall. state superintendent Of insur-
ance. has addressed letters TO all gener-
al Gre insurance agents In Kansas. In
forming them that the respective com
panles must discontinue the use Of the
Clarkson rates or be suspended from
doing business In Kansas lie says
that Il IL apparent that clArkson's
scheme was devised for no other pur-
pose than 10 defraud. the object Of the
antitrust law and therefore Il ls In Il.
self a violation Of such a law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

San Francisco. May ii.-In the case
Of Fair heirs and administrators
aSalna, Mr. Nstiie r. Craven. Daniel
o'Keefe, foreman In the u. c. Croker
Co. prinllL- department. resumed the
stand and testified concerning the gen
erai practice Of the once In The hand
ling Of cop. type. printed matter and
he fling tway Of proofs An this Is
TO develop the history OF the blanks
used In the Fair deeds as part Of the
general pla TO show that the alleged
deeds IRON Mr.. Fair 20 Mrs Craven
are forgeries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
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Athens. May IA collective note
from the powers on the subject Of me-
dlatIon. has been presented to the
Greek minister for foreign Affairs.
skouloudis. by the Russian minister
here. Il Is expected the Greek govern
ment will accept the conditions i'm
posed and confined its interest to the
care Of the powers Active measures.
Il Is further stated. has been taken At
Constantlnople TO stop further advance
Of Turkish troops under the command
OF Edham Paaha.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

DR.. A. J. Platner has received the col.
loving telegram from G. II. Mallory 4
Co, dated March 10. Mrs. c. GurzA
aud daughter, B. Cairoue aud Marcia
Madro and two children pcrished."
These parties were from Palermo, Sic.
ily and we're booked for Bryan. They
lost their lives in the fire on the steam
shin Leona at sea, an account Of shich
has already appeared In these columns.
Mn. GurrA was the wife Of Vincenzo
Mancogna. a tenant on Mr. Parker's
planlantAtion. Dr. Platnsr explains
that according 10 Italian usage a WON.
an IN marriage retains her maiden name,
not assuming that Of her husband.
This Ia Why Mrs, GuEza eau be the wife
Of man'beafing another name.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
IN. M.ehtai.,. AsIoarn

Kansas City, May IA resolution
demanding control OF the tenders OF
typesettlnE machines was intro
duced IN the convention Of the Int. d.
national Association OF MaChlnlsts
The adoption Of the resolution would
mean war with the international ry-
biographical union. which also desires
prerogatlve debating 20 employing
printers who use Mergenthaler limo
type machines class Of Workmen, or
maohinlstp. who shall look after their
machines.
The linotype machine resolution
was not acted upor and the oonven.
.ioa adjourned O. meet az Buaalo m
May. 1899.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Contractor /. II. Newton has added
another TO his list Of good residences
built In Bryan. Mrs. b. Whites resi-
dence has just been completed and is
one Of 1.-THE most attractive In appearance,
and one Of the best built houses In the
city. One T. impressed with lie neat
ness in appearance in approaching, The
ornamental work not being oyerdone,
and yet pleasing TO the eye. The work
on the inside IL quite up 10 the marx Of
All the rest. Mrs. White is 10 he con-
graduated upon having a home 90 well
planned, for comfort and convenience
and 20 well built.
Remember the bicycle meeting at The
opera house this afternoon at 3 o'clock
A feasible plan suggested Is ioasoeriain
the cost Of having the railroad company
build a einder track 10 College. Those
who are pushing the movement are IN
the habit Of making success OF any
thing they undertake.
lIIPurchasing In quantities direct from
factory we sell Perfect" Baking Pow
der at Lowest prices.
Saunders & johnson,
Zuher & McDougall,
w25it. RIM. Wilson,
d l22 I'm CIV. Cole Bros.
Remember the revival services at the
tabernacle every morning and night
n you haven't attended these services
you will find them interesting, instruct
I've and beneficial. In the event ofraiu
the opera house has been secured and
the services will continue regularly.
Two thousand boxes Of Morning Dew
complexion soap (benEoin, buliermilk
and glycerine) three cakes to the box
are nov offered at Zoe per box by NJ. II
james, the leading druggist IA
A colt stalk with squares on Il wa'
on exhibition at Saunders 4 Johnson'i
yesterday. The stalk was comparative
" small and was raised on the farm o
an Italian below Bryan.
The Wisconsin Peerless Refrigeralo
challenges all other fefrigerators 70
trial. I guarantee my refrigerator vii
require only half the ice used In an,
other. IA. Myers. lS9
L. :. Ettle left last night to atien
the Red Mems meeting In Houston al
Ter which he will 20 on to New Orleans
Buy a cypress ois,ern Of Otto Boehm
and prepare for summer with agoo
} supply Of pure water. 1874 lm
Col. Harvey Mitchell and Miss Ami
D Montgomery LEI. yesterday for visit
J Waco.
NJ. II. James has 3 ircsh stock OF con
plexion soaps, 6ne peIiumcry and TOLL
articles. lii
Judge W. II. Nall has been sick Il
past two days.
b. Delicious biscuit, cakes, & care mae
with the Perfect Baking Powder. n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Kansas City. May 1.-THE intsrna'
tlonal association Of machlnists In
convention here. elected the following
officers. President. James o'Connell.
Chicago: grand foreman and editor Of
the Journal. n. Douglass Wilson, Chi
eago: secretary treasurer. George Pres
ton. Chicago; general executive board,
Harry Smith. New York. J. Holmes,
Toronto. Stewart Rex. Toledo. p. @.
Contego Kansas City, and Hugh Do
ran. Chicago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Owing 10 The inclemency " the wealth
er very few people from Bryan attended
GOV Hubhard's lecture, last Friday ev-
eninr
Miss Rita shisa, sponsor Tor the Cadet
Band, entertained the Band last saiur
day evening. She Wa assisted by
young ladies' from Bryan and by those
young ladies on the Campus.
Mr.aui Mrs. J. W. Carson Of the bot
tom, were on the Campus among friends
last Sunday.
Miss Marie Shields visited Mrs G.. W.
llu,son last Saturday and sunday.
Mis- N. l.. Sloss Of Granger. Texas,
visited her brother, Cadet Sloss, last
Friday aud Saturday.
Miss Lillian Polk OF san Antonio !.
visiting MIR. q. 7. Bartlett
Mr.. Chas. A. Pediil, an ex.cade,, was
among bic friends last Thurs.ay and
Friday.
Mai. ". r. Caviit paid the College
business trip the fire, Of the week.
Mr.. ?. b. Biue has returned from
san Antonio aud Austin, where he Wal
occupied ior several days with business
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Pittsburg. May 1.-THE fourth an.
nual convention National Association
Chiefs Of Police OF the United States
and Canada opened this morning with
about 700 delegates representing near
u every large city In the oouulry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Topeka. May ii.-commahdsr Boz.
Kin Of the state Grand Army Of The
Republic. hNs issued an order sstting
aside July 10, nett, as Mother hiek-
erdyke Day" apt dlrecslsg that every
post In the ,lals hsie q ibscipi meet
ing on the qlthi Of the 10. 70 hoASr Of
the eelsbrs,sd OLD army nefsA AAl
being the 20 anniversary Of her bir1A,
Mother B.sksrdyks" e now llvlke Il
the home Of her tOn N pal y M
han.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
Attention. VetPfans.

Camp J. b. Robertson Is hereby or
defed 10 meet At the conrt house ~
Bryan Saturday, May 10Th, at . o'elOck\
p. M, to elect delegates TO the reunion
at Nashville, Tenn, aud transact other
business.
by order Of r. X. CHAIRMAN,
W. OunE MuCHEil, Cummandant
VIZ AdjulanL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
FOR SALE.

The Wiley Reed homestead or what is
known as Collins place, five miles north
Of Bryan for sale at bargain. A snap
for anybody wanting a good and wei
improved farm. Must be sold quick.
For particulars aldfess;
4 l2l I'm q. A. kLMEN,
1915 i.2 Congress Ave, Houston, Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
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Los Angeles May Nearly every
state IN the Union was represented
here when the grand division Of the
Order OF Railway Conductors was or
eanlzed for the transaction Of the long
line Of routine work which always At.
tends he hlenniel sessions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Housekeopers, keep the old man in .
good humor. Give him ice cream irO-
zen on my Wonder Freezer. You Will
smile after trying one. No iroube and
very little expense "A. Myers. IA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
GREECE Will ACCEPT.
VIM Ead Her War win ruFhsJ 60
Al. Is,sa Iaid Dova

WIN End Her War Win furheT %
the Linsa Laid Dova.
Athens. May li.-Diplomatie pour
parlers, which has been proceeding all
the morning. have been brought TO q
definite conclusion. Greece formally
adhered TO preiiminAriss Of peace a.
agreed upon between the powers and
the head Of different legations received
positive assurances investing them
with authority TO treat with Turkey.
Negotiations al Athens are regarded A.
concluded
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
ou.... sA., Assla..,.lI,.

Mexla. Tex.. NAY ii.-Near here,
pus owens, . wung farm hand. was
lnsskftiy khlealy tAs aceidshtal die
sAalks e = AAA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
nv cosxKLLY. PALMER A cARSEs.
MaLcolu CAnsEs Editor

Comanche Tribe No. Is, !. o. X. NJ.
Bryan. Tox-Council hie kinuied lhe
lrst and third Wednesday OF every
month At the seventh run and tnifueth
breath In wigwam at Mikes ball.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

Lemons l5c per dOren at I'd Halls.
Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Ter.
Call for "IIoney Boy" at I'll Halls. II
Go TO Levy Bros. for your mating. u
Try the "Perfeci" Baking Powder u
Full line Of field peas at Edge Bros.
i3itf
II. Kernole went 10 Anderson yesier.
day.
Newest designs In wall paper al. Levy
Bros. 100
Prof L. L. Mclnnis spent yesterday
In Waco.
College Creamery Butter 26c per
pound Al I'd Halls. S61f
Mrs n. @. Robinson is visiting In
Hampstead.
Try Perfect" Baking Powder. II
does such lovely baking. II
Misses Ella and Grace Norrell Of
Houston, are visiting Bryan friends.
Use star and Crescent Roasted Coffee
because Il Il the best. ii6.
Mrs. Powell and Miss Rosa Dawson
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Dawson.
Pm. Placido, a Mexican, was lodged
In jail this week charged with agra
waited assault.
Buy solid center TaWhide buggyWhlp
They are the besi. John q. Tabor. iiC
Rev. II. v. Phnpolt, Miss lone Dean
Miss Alice Pico and Others from Bryan
and College are attending the Epworll
League meeting at Waco. Fourteen
tickets were sold At this place.
Call aud see otto Boehme's stock o
cypress cislerns. lie IL selling them .
hard time prices. lSi I'm
Capt. John q. Tabor Of Bryan. was 4
this city Saturday on business. -Naya
sofa Examiner
New Orleans lie noted az the plac
whore you can get the best cup Of COLE
on earth. Why should New Orlean
not produce the hest roasted coffee
She does. Try Star and Crescent man
ufActured by Smith Bros. 4 Co., Ne,
Orleans, introduced by G. W. Cleytlan
and sold by J. W. English, Saundtls
johnson and J. b. Mike. li6.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

For Sale Cheap-A nlS new barn
with buggy shed and stalls. win sell
for less than cost and move to any part
of the city. Applya, this office. liO
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
House Gets In a Rush and Passes
Two Measures.
RBDIsTRICTING BILL KILLED
Governor Cuibsrson Vstoes the BIZ
Authorizing county cemm ssioasrs
70 Compounds Claims Against
Different county Oniesrs.

Austin, Tex, May 1.-The mouse
this morning passed fnahg a bin pro-
hlhltlng the punishment Of personal
wages. also a general oyster protect
ing bill.
The redlstrlctlng bin was then lad
before the house aud after voting down
motion 10 postpone the BIN indeh-
nlteiy by a vote Of a. 10 80 the bill was
under IRE at noon when Speaker Da-
shell took the floor and offered an
amendment 10 strike out the enactlng
clause Of the bill Mr. Fisher moved TO
table this. which was lost by a vote OF
40 10 IS. and the amendment was then
adopted by a vote Of 60 TO Il, thus
killing the bin.
The senate passed the Galveston
charter bin.
Governor CulbCrson sent d veto mes
sage to the senate yetolng lts bin au-
thorlzing county commissioners to
compromise claims against county ON
cials. on the ground that the legisla-
ture had no authority for passing such
law.
Austin. may 1.-THE arst business
before the house yesterday was a res
olution authorizing the speaker 10 ap-
point committee Of i've 10 count the
cash IN the State treasury. II was
adopted
on motion n Mr. Brigance the pend
ing business was suspended, and the
bill relating 10 the glft or sale OF
deadly weapons 10 minors was taken
up for nnal passage. The bill was
passed.
Tho Drew occupation tax BIN vas
taken up. several amendments rgreed
10 and the bin engrossed.
Mr. Green's hsb blll preventing he
taking Of fth. except with ordinary
hook and line. was taken up and
passed
Mr. .Balleys bill. amending bis fran
chlse tax act, recently passed, so as
TO change a. operation In cases OF cap
Utilization OF over 100000. was taker
up. The bin finally passed
The game bin was taken up. but IN,
measure went over.
The senate had much difficulty 10 Sc
curing a quorum.
Several minor bills were passed Il
ongrossmont
The house bin by Mr. Ewing pre-
venting immoral publications beinl
printed. sold and given away In thi
state was finally passed.
Senator Bailey secured a suspension
Of the regular order and considera
ton Of the senate bin BY Mr. Woods
creating a state medical examining
board and regulating the practice o
medicine and surgery yeas 70, nays
Senator Linn Of Wharton called %
tho BIN by Mr.. Gnbough, TO rollnquls
the title and confirm the patents Z
b certain lands In Galveston county. tn
D bin finally passed
The free conference committees r.
port on the Burns labor lien law wa
T, adopted
House BIN by Mr. Fisher oxeludin
minors from pool and billiard table
was passed to a third reading.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
THE DAILY EAGLE.

altered Al The Postoahce Al BrYan. Texas g
acoond Glass mail matter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

The open air concert by the A. NJ. G..
Cadet Rand will be given next Friday
evening at College under the director
ship Of Mr. G W. Gross. A concert will
be given every Friday night beginning
AZ s O'Clock when the weather permits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28
Golf Notes.

On account OF the number of important con-
tests scheduled at distant points. to-day's metro
politan district matches are few in number. In
the way OF handicaps the weekly contests at the
Ardslcy, Queens county. Shinnecock, and Maid
stone links will DC OF most inheritance. The at
traction at the Sutlcy Golf Club will be the final
competition for tho Governors cup. The team
matches include the visit OF the Marine and
Field Club to the Englewood Golf Club, and the
trip OF the representatives of st. Andrews
to the Oakland Golf Club. At the Sea
bright Golf Club Walter Watson, Jr., and
beverley Ward, Jr, who tied at 80 net
with the respective handicaps OF six and seven.
for the Independence Day cup. in the open tour
nament on July 5. will play of for the trophy.
Ward hurt his hand in a bicycle accident the
same evening. TO which is due the long delay in
settling the match. Ward is now playing in ex-
cellcnt form at Baltusrol. There will be a team
match between the Morristown Field and the
Elizabeth Town and Country Club at Elizabeth.
WrLKEsBARRE, Pa. Aug. 27.-The third in
the series OF medal play hHndicaps at the Wy.
oming Valley Country Club was held on
Wednesday. 1t was won by Johnson. who will
now play off for the cup with Ruttcr and
Vaughn, the winners III the earlier contests.
Eleven OF tho twenty-five starters returned
cards. The scores:
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SOUTH ORANGE, N. j., Aug. 27.-These changes
In the parishes OF the Catholic diocese of New
ark were announced to-day by Bishop Wigger:
The Rev. J. I. Brown, from st. Pauls Church in
Jersey City to st. Lucy's Church in the same
city; the Rev. w. T. Mclaughlin, from st.
Lucy's Church to st. Mary's Church, to succeed
the Rev. DIR. Behr, who has been made VICE
rector OF the Seton Hall College Seminary; the
Rev. Peter Lii, from st. Boniface,s Church, Jer-
scy City, to st. Pauls, to assist the Rev. DR.. ].
V. Mcdowell. recently appointed PASTOR, the
Father Halter has been stationed temporarily
with tho Very Rev: Dean McSulty Of Paterson;
ST. Johns Church, Orange, to, 81. Patrick's
Cathedral, Newark, where he viii at as second
assistSnt to MSr; D9Sns, the ne, Rsy. s1hn F. Nc
Rev. Father Corcoran. recently ordained for the
diocese Of Newark. succeeds Father Gately an
Orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28
Point judith Countr, Golf Club Tourney.

S~ARRAGANsErp PIER, II. l., Aug. 27.-The
opening matches in the Point Judith Country
Club golf tournament were played here to-day.
Tho eight who qualified in the preliminary
round at medal play for the Point Judith Cup
played tho first round at match play, and the
remaining competitors in tho defeated list
played In tho first round for tho Consolation
Cup.
The gold medal for the best scorcin the medal
play round was captured by Isaac Starr. who
made the two rounds OF tho course In ~ ana
won quite handily. The others who qualified
for the match play were:
w. I. Mahou. 81; J. W. Riddle, ~; A. Barker, 49,
Ter. 90. and NJ. T.. jenkins. DI.
Those who played in tho preliminary round
and failed to qualify were:
q. Kane. 90; q. j. Cooke. o.; II, Robinson, "a, +.
N. Prescott, 90; Il, NJ. GOelct, W; 7. G. jenkins, 0Si
7. Fischer, 1916 Y. Gray. 100. G. X. Biilings, 1895 r.
ll3; IL. I. Hitchcock. ll5: y N. Prescott, Jr, 1875
q. Il. Hopkins. leg, aud J. G. Hazard, l36.
Tho hrst round FOR the Point judith Cup at
match play resulted
Isra &C Starr boat Charles Hitchcock, Jr, g IN; n. S,
Carpenter beat J. J.. MaurOu, > up; A. Baker beat J,
W, hiidle, 2 up, and NJ. l.. Maurou beat ii. L, Jenkins.
! up In ~ holes.
The first round for the Consolation Cup re-
suited:
Il. Robinson beat 3. p. Randolph, i mp and TO play
i. NJ. Prescott beat q. 7. Hopkins. \ up hUu " 70 Play
X. ", io,iet beat g K, Killings, . up Hnd = t. niaE
O. J. Cooke c"a. 10 Hard . ul;L pisShef oeat r
Gray. / upi T. q, jenkins beat = N, Prescott, u, y
up and 4 TO play. aud H.. 7. Hitchcock beat j. Z.
Cooper. 0 up and ! to play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28
THE YUKON-CARIBOO-BRIHSA
COLUMBIA COLO MINING
development co.
Capital, SS,OOO,OOO. Shares, 81 EACH
FULL PAID. NON-AssEysABLE.

Tho arrival at Seattle of the 8. s. PORTLAND from
st. Nlchaels viii confirm all reports OF the wealth Of
the Yukon Gold Fields, and tho millions Of gold dust
arriving proves the foresight OF our Mining Engineers
who have located on the Stewart and Mller Rivers
and tributary streams OF the klondikc.
Governor J. II. McGraw and General Z, NJ. Carr.
two of our directors. are at Dawson City for purchase
and development OF mining claims; George n. Kittin.
ger is In the Klonhtse district, and Captain Jack
scurry heads our Stewart River Corps.
Tails CON rany Is the FIRST to engage In actual work
In tho Gold Fields. 1t Will DO the nrst to secure prao.
ticsl returns.
Conservative management, large capital and com.
pletcly equipped expeditions will accomplish morV
than llsorganIzcd effort.
subscriptions for shares should be AEON pu,.ied By
cash In registered letter or United states money or
der. bank check or draft, malo payable to c. II. Kit
finger, Secretary.
Prospectus ara additional information furnished 10
the onlce OF the company. LIFE
BUILDING. 90 nnoADwAY. NEw Work.
J. EDWARD ADDICKs. President.
CHARLES u. kIrTINGHR. scrretnry.