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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-09-02
Call for Republican County Convention

A delegate convention will be held
in the Court House in Shelton, on
Saturday, September 18th, 1898, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of elect
ing six delegates and six alternates to
the State Convention, at Tacoma, Sept.
21st, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before it..
The several precincts will be allowed
delegates, on the basis of the vote cast
at the last election and one az large
for each precinct, as fDllbWs:
Allyn, 3, Lilliwatp. 2,
Arcadia, 2, Matlock, 2,
Clifton, 2, Pickering, 2,
Cloquallum, 2, Satsop, 3,
Dayton, D, Skokomish, 3,
Dewatto, 3, Union Cily,2
Hartstein, 2, Shelton, No. l, 7,
HoodspQrt, Shelton No. 2, IL,
Kamilche, 6,
Total, 60 delegates.
A caucus for electing said delegates
will be held in the precincts outside of
Shelton, at 5 o'clock P. NJ and the two
precincts comprising Shelton, at 7
O'Clock, P. NJ. Saturday, September
10Th, at the usual places for the hold
ing of such caucuses, or in such other
places as may be arranged for by pre-
cinct committeeman.
For the purposes of this convent ton,
precincts may authorize one delegate
to cast their full vote and it is hoped
that every precinct in Mason County
will he represented in the convention.
All persons who are willing to support
the Republican ticket at the coming
election are invited to participate.
AL. j, MUNsON, ]. w. WOODS
Secretary, Chairman.
Dated at Shelton, Wash. this 9Th
day of August, $685.
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SPANISH ACCEPTANCE.
Believed mat It WIN Entirely
Satisfy our Demands


MADRID Aug Z dQ p, M.l-The cabi-
net council terminated after having
completely approved the reply TO the
United States. winch, ii said. accepts
the American conditions
The reply wll be photographed to
senior Leon y Castillo, the Spanish am-
bassador to France, tonight, So that NJ.
Cambon, the French ambassador st
Washington, viii receive it tomorrow.
The government is fully convinced
that tie note VIII be satisfactory 10 the
Washington government, aud that a
suspension Of hostilities viii be its inn
mediate consequence.
According t2 the most reliable sources
Of information, the Spanish note is
couehed in aigniaed language. It as
serts that spain bows to the force of
circumstances having done nothing TO
provoke the war, into which she has
been unwillingly led IN the defense Of
her rights and territory, It expresses
a willingness to appoint delegates to
meet the American commission to dis
cuss a regime for the Philippines
1t is understood that both Senior Sa-
gasta and Duke Almodovar dc Rio, the
foreign minister told the queen regent
that they felt most deeply the painful
duty circumstance imposed upou them.
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a PUSGESr POINTER


Lovpoy Apg 7LTba Timss sayg
editorially this g,erafng. ,srtfe bsr5
nnt tbe nagofato-s haya 7, qrgcE d.
garging Cnbs Ti,a r,arfsa,g can ",at
garrieon M aptire ,eian3 ard n ,yoBi3
M ratbar absurd IN M com,allcd N ass
tbs snanisb ~ rep,,tn N ,.an .,,3ar
thera qtbera Il 4rinb I, tbing NJ ietorv
N c-or,nlata ard aase NJ N, le m,ra ap.
ba,rnss ipg tban ! sfrpggIs nn,n .ap,e.
| tbfng Bl,e canal terr4
uad tba s~nanisb agp,y n c,,,a hean
baaten Il tba eald M tat,o1 lvoe15
have been much less complicated. as
Che administration of the island wyuId
simply be taken over BIZ Tie victorious
army.
The American war Office is the sub
ieet IF severe criticism from mon from
All parties. and Secretary Alger AZ our
New York correspondent caustically
observes. Is regarded seriously AZ 4
candidate for retirement into private
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LEMONS IN SUMMER


ave know a a anu sort u way that
LEMONS ate uaefu1j aHd If W. didu't
vc mlg4t easty fnd this bit fy lock
Ing over the papers Pile Louisville
C0tmier-1oprhaf Hut tast how Faiue
abIe they rsalls are few 81 Hs realize
They art u very great medicinal value
and afe better tlaa patent medic fe
and nostEams put up in BOTTLES and
boxes for thq benefit CD of Che htunan
family
al teasp0oBful III lemoH 3aiea ID 4
small cttp 81 buick coffee WAt driHs
away Oh attaek 81 bilious headae
hit 81 d bettet to use them ffae
and so avoid thp attack " headaeh
.A sfiee of lemon fHbbed aa tha tenn
ples and Back oi the neet Il also good
I'm headache. Ihe#e forts heIp til
Identifying aae, f0f who eaa bs heHu
tiful and Milling nt the ma tin
TIe days. are past when The deicate
woman with nerves. was the heroine
of aid fhe novels and the aeitugtng
Vine" supposed to Be admired by Ell
tile mef
Lemons taken externally 81 RATHER
uaed, WIN aid p Identifying anyone
There il nothing more valuable for
thc toilet table than q solution af
lemon Juices d Httle rubbed d tile
hands, faee md neck at aiRlt viii
not oAly written but often The skia Al
pastu made 81 %magneRia and lemon
fuiee applied III Gle face aid hands
upon lying down FOR d i5 minute
rcst VIM bleach the skin beautifully
For d~iaeolored of stained finger
nails q teaspo0nitJ of lempu iniee ii
4 dup o. waFIn ssft water u Invaluable
thia ls ono IN the very best m]nHieufe
acids, IL WILD loosen the eHtiele ffaH
the finger nails rs welt as remove d
celoraii0na
Lemon juice IN wster is an excellent
tooth wnsh. Thia rs about the only
thing that viii remove tartar. IL will
also sweeten THE breath
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portion 1T the end known Ms lhe teeeB
fbuu trim very carefully wtththH kniff
or with a sharp pair Of scissors this
rough free edge 81 The toeeap until
sou have the projecting edge quite
smooth.
Next stand the sbnc on d pIgee Of.
cardboard and mark tbe outline III pen.
ell. This IS to he eat ont, DTS also an
other piece 81 exactly the same Size
Each piece thus Obtained ie placed one
inside and one out Ide tie haet and the
whole covered very ueutly with some
pretty material. velvet on satin pre-
ferfcd, the stitched side being turned
under. CIT ont some pieces 81 aannnl
10 put needles In, and sew them to- the
front of tbe sHoe, just under Die ribbon
bow shown III thc Illustration
Now for tbe toe. Gut a nieee ~ papeF
itko The TOE Of your shoe SET tlat has
the cardboard sole, and then use If fot
d pattern to Gus tho cardboard with.
You VIII only need one piece, and this
IS to be covered With material 70 match
the sole lined neatly and sewn p the
sole.
Al pretty cord Is then TO be sewn right
around tbe edge of the hoe, q loap ieff
To hang Il up by, and ribbon bow tied
Id The middle 81 the shaH,
INT scissors and cotton III The pockets
needles iU the flannel ard pins in Che
H..g ..s.8 .-4 Az. E...LN f-@a# aL4#
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dress which hail he Inexpensive, there
not 50 grea a yariety
One of tile prcttiest mice" dresses
was worn al a clildrcns carnival AT
Narragansett the other day. The little
dress was of Iummer wash silk cream
color With Il CURES hi pale yellow ~
was made viii q round skirt. full blouse
and low cut eek
The yoke " tlis dress was Of pale
yellow wash silkt put ~ separately
from tie Dire
The skirt 4 the dress ana The yoke
had q broad iag ~ ribbon 10 M
low to match the dots upon tbe dress
The ribbon Was made ia double box
plaits and sepl ca around the kirt plain.
The little bald wore d bat Of cream
colored straw edged with pulled rib
bon, and at h e buck stood q big bow Of
black velvet I match her belt and shoes
and stocking
10 plait riB bon 80 y will BE- suitable
Tor a dress II mining, buy wide ribbon,
double box ait II, and sew through
ihe middle. asteH upon a ribbon band
and take Of when the dress Is laun-
dered,
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Madrid, Arg. The government
hae given orders That the minister 81
war should mt force resistance Fl
Puerto Rico y tie utmost This e If
tbe FIJI tgatioB of Premier gasta,
who depiorfa any urneeessar loss q
life, ln0winB that Puerto Rico wfll in-
eritabiy fsll into the hands "a the
Americans Capt Gea Maeiah has
been Instructed q obtain terms Ike
those obtained Bg Gem Torai 0r bet
ter, Is At b aaye spapisb honor q
much as posi- bEe
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Seattle, Wash, Aug 6,-The steamer
pirigo arrived Friday morning from
St Michaelg with 100 passengers some
of whom went forth recently, bun be.
ing unable q get up the river returned.
about 20 were Klondikers They
brought down 800 00o ID dust and
nuggets The Dirigo eaHArma tha
stories that 3 terribi condition IF III.
fairs exists Al ST, Miehaais owing 70
the failure of Individual ocean boats III
yet their passengers up the rsFer III "a
predicted that thouaands win have p
winter a. ST. Miehaela or return 70 the
states.
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- Lona - ceyeEaa.

Nothing 10 positively stamps Z bod
zee with THE hallmark of good work
II lie having not only the neck anish
tbai d I'd harmony With TIE other trim
ming, but also that ~ which 4 becom-
iuR IL tie wearer. The woman With The
extremely long throat ernuiatea the
courage 81 the beautiful princess 81
Wales, and never ailaw beraeH to wear
froek cut low III ihe neck. TIE woman
with d short, full THROAT may ha9e her
gown cut 4 little low and 1niahed with
4 friilt X thai style # suited u the
gaWu{ and If II Fl not, she will have 5
sini high arrangement about fhs
lhroat. which. While # gives TIE proper
eifeot, wdl not make her look tbiak-
throatod 81. Ledger
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APPEAL WAS IN VAIN,


the Philippines Intact.
LONDON, Aug, s.-The Madrid corre-
spondent of the Times, t~elegraphing
sunday, says.
To-day all the authorities agree that.
the government has decided To accept
the American conditions. The Amert-
can reply to spain's request for ezplana-
tions reached Madrid Friday evening.
The text has not been divulged, but it
is known that it brought little eonsola-
ton President Mckinley turned a
deaf a to the suggestion that Porto
Rico might be left to Spain and con-
pensation elsewhere Regarding the
Philippines, the reply was not alto
gether satisfactory butit was Of such a
nature that there was no longer any
necessity for postponing d decision on.
the main question.
Meantime, Senior Sagasta's extern
siye consultations seemed to leave no
doubt that the nation wants peace L
do not mean to say that an declared
this in plain language, on the con-
trary, lhere was a deal Of reticenee.
Some persons had more q less clearly
expressed the idea that the best men in
the country would periodically forget
for the moment an personal and party
considerations, and cordially and dis
interastedly endeavof to assist the gov.
eminent Ia is difficulties.
rms idea, however Il It was ven
seriously entertained was not realized
fefhaps 2 or two acted IN this spirlt,
put ~ most cases b cLoYen 1907 OF the
politician peeps q occasionally un-
der the lowing rooes Of the patriot
some only half concealed their sus-
pleiohs mat senior sagasta' ~ profess
lng ~ consult the matter seriously ~
z great CRISIS q the national history
Was n reality playing the part Of an
old Parliamentary han ana astutely
aging traps 2 nis political Flyals.
II shese susPlelohs haQ any real
louhoa1loh' 9agasta must oe Z consnin-
maze aetof lof ~ ail Ine interviews ny
spoAs WIZ aPPaFenV itauAnesa anN =
sincerity ala personal u~lsinteresSeu-
neas yiiaV hllsnE Melt nays "lsaFhioo an
~ sl'e nat'eHea Polluciahs'
Lyeh Maen + WA suggestea 0nat ~
ought 4 ieaYe y more capable ana
ole 1ash p eoheiuuinS Psaeet ~ uls-
Ptayeo ho lhpallehce II resentment
~ even sioNNea yiie thos1 peEIecE 21F
oesy " 9ehof hoAieIo y lsooieaot llsteh.
inB WIZ faP5 " ~ ABSURD
proposals
NJ " Foe context II SPAN reply
lhe oIaelea "i4ieis 7oile say y 2 Il
III pfihelpal tle b5uf uemaiRus " I teai
dent MekiHley's first communications,
and suggests an immediate suspension
r545.
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Id LEAYE sANTIAe0-
American Troops Wln soon ne noms.
ward nanna-ro Ga ia camp
a. noatauk Point L. l.

Washington Aur 5-UDon bfine in.
formed 5Tfbe formal reggfst made by
. f4e eammaBgi6e generals 6ffFt Amer.
loan arms M SANTIAGO 10 have their
men removed Immediately fg fbt
Inffs5 Stsfes fbe war 8enarfmeat I'D.
bri.1s ffhisrs8aesiG9 s b.ru
aptieipated. Buo TINT tbe DEPARTMENT
E,t tt,, r.,rif. b ls.r 1grf .ffrs
$500 ~ !. Isft,rp ,rt.sn st.r.
s, 80. 81 tbs rp5te5 sfsfes IA
aE..sa ,,rag54.1 f5r IbefT recon
~. 4, - a..ag 49, N,ai9ar p5f+f
..5 .s,7srs ,gsrz some far,,sl7I
T.5rasfay ~ bggin the hamFVgrH
movement by emsark{uU All santiago
g,s ..vafrg r~pr7urrts 1f Skaters
toFeet lRelnotAb A"eHSNs'' rough
riders.
7-t- s
WI ~
rough riders, has succeeded IN hurry
iuu ihe movements OF the War depart-
f, t,,.nf,v Sb,ft.r,g ,r,,, .,r,y
'Hei' y
from santiago 'houeh 10 lsaisreR8Ed
Of the cun7entlunHtities be has drawn
tt,1op his head "A rather sbarR rebuke.
~. ..,pst,rg ~ ,,,r ,yb, .va.
it9A '"S 9' '"'' '"'
aehli3 fegaE1a tHs course putsaea os
Col Roosevelt IS being calculated 10
fniure discipline, though inspired by
AM, y,,et n+nrtbv paofiyps
NJ -, m.
No7'Ds S'"' N1S' w
paftaeht mas ordered lhE large heel
cf transports at Ponce To proceed TO
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-11

Omaha, Neb. Aug, 5Oue o. Tie
largest crowds thut laa attended die
Trans Mississippi exposition since the
opening two months ago Witnessed
the Inauguration of the United States
government indiun congress- Thurs
day. The feature u Thursdass pro.
gramme was q parade Of several bHn-
dred reservation indiana IN yer paint
and feathers, IN the @forenoot a ie@
81 the 0nahas ard W~innebag8ga Ell
ponies pdF0Vtu tHf anWb7tOMh etfteta
headed BY Capt WI Al Mercer, United
States army, who Is 10 charge of thf
Indian congress representing tbe
United States government
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Tie haif should he elipped once
month This strengthen tbe f0at sad
promotes Che growth PHI ai
mites IF the south insl tlfst th
he 8one st the ueW moo d
uraDt ait 8f hair Hfl Be
tie results
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Those who wish To avoid catching
cold when ~ eplng - a sleeping eaI
ah0uid have heir bsrths made np g
that theif "a DDS VIII BE- toward THE
engine This beeaase THE drafts III
: moving tr are alWag from frgHt
h tear, and lien your head toward
the engine p are better protected,
while getting much FRESH cir Az
though you & ere ID THE other po ition,
III hot aamma weather those WHO steep
With ehaad "a can with perfect safety
have i screen put under the sush at the
foot 81 tAe FL tth end thereby enjoy a
constant supp i cf COO, anbfeathed air.
DuKHti On ~ Marriages,
Tire average dugatigu "a narriagea in
England is cars ii Frames and Ger.
many 2gi AQi way "A husaia a0
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THE WHEAT BUSINESS

10 tenting or surplus baggage Will be
ken back TO the United states
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AGENTS WANTED.

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Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepers on all
night trains to Fort Worth, Houston, San
Antonio and New Orleans. Tickets sold
and baggage checked to all points north,
east. south and west. Steamship tickets
sold to sill European points at lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues Telephone 100.
A z. COOPER. d. z. A,
JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. P & T. A,
Chicago. III.
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North and East

North anu Fast.
No. .. Kansas City. Chi
cago and st. Louis linn
tied daily ......
No. ., Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific
coast daily ....
No. 4, Kansas City, St.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday $500.
No. 80. AccCmpOdatiOn
daily except Sunday.
South and West.
No. /. Fort Worth, Dali
las, Houston and Gal
weston express daily. !
No. /. Oklahoma, Fort
Worth, New Orleans
and Pacific coast (dai-
ly) .. ..............
No. 3. Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily except Sunday.
No. 8, Fl. Worth. Hous-
ton. Galveston and San
Antonio express daily
except Sunday .......
No. 81. Accommodation
daily except sunday.
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dress City Ticket Office. Missouri Pacific
Railway, ia N Main St. Wichita. Kan.
E z. BLECKLEY, P. & T. A
Depot corner Wichita and Sts.
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FOR SALE-lf YOU want 10 buy the uesS
motor made. from S-horse power 70
25-horse power multipolar. cheaper taan
YOU can buy 1t AT the factory, call on
or address r. p Murdoch, Business
Manager Eagle. S--u
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1925 am
40 pm
$40 pm
9:S5 am
.p6aDt
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WICHITA & WESTERN:
Arrive From West.
No. 2, Pratt and Kingman pas
senger daily except Sunday -
No. 4, Pratt and Kingman &C
commodation TUESDAY. Thurs
day, Saturday, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q.
Depart West.
No. !, KiEgman and Pratt pas
senger daily except Sunday. !
No. 8, Kingman and Pratt &c
commodation. (Monday, Wed,
nesday and Friday ......-........i
D. II. RHODES. Superint,
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. 81. 1897.
Trains Arrive Leave.
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c. B. HART,
Traffic Manager,
L. d. POLLOCK. Dispatcher.
L. E WALKER. General Manager.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.


Train No. To- kansas and Ne
ana 81. Louis $50, 2:1o p.D
Train Ne t. Kansas City and St
Louis -,5i Express ...,...-,.-.........i $40 pm
Ieavs for South and West.
-,-a3n No 5 for Clearwater, Conf
way Springs Anthony, kiowa.
Belle Plain ana Winfield ...;..,..i $50 a n
1,~4ir Ne. 81 for Conway S2riRgsl
Anthony ana Kiowa ......-.....l SEQ ,. N
Leave fer North and West
Train No 2 Kansas and Me-
hrss)Sa Limited for Hutchia-i
son. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver -; .,:.s....-..- 5.so pm
Hutchinson and GsRese2 -..--.,{ IS an
ries passengers between Wica-
tia and Csenesso ..---...---,......i S,!e 4 n
Arrive From The EaSt;
Train No. g Kansas aud Ne-i
hraska Limited from Fort
seo55 and 81 LOUIS ,;,...I ITO pm
ana nd St Louis -. -...l 7:l0 a N
ArrIyI From South and West
-. No. G. from kioE@, An
tboay. Conway Springs aid D
~ md 4 points -..-.-------.-..f SO . n
Tin No. - from Anthony,
ari Conway Springs ,.----.----. Il 30 q p
Arrive From North and West
Tram Ne n from Denver. CulO-i
rado springs, Pueblo and
Hutchl1sc1 1900 ------ 4l-49 & 2
Train 40. teo from. HutchlasonI
sad Mt Hope (a@l's shes.' s.lspm
Tran "a. ). from Genezeo and
Hutchinson -----.-.---l - 2 =
For further information call On or E6-
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FRISCO LINE.

This line is now running through chair
cars seats free and pullman Drawing
9corn sleeping cars, Wichita 10 St Louis.
da0y without change This Is the only
line running through Pullman cars from
Wichita 70 81. Louis, where direct con-
nsctIon is made with all eastern trunk
Inc nofnts in the most magnificent rail-
Wv station in the world Quickest line
to an points in Southwest Missouri
Northwest Arkansas, east and southeast
This company now also have on sale
steamship tickets TO all points on the
For further information address
J. W. LI%GFNFELTER
City Ticket Agent
Corner Main and Douglas Ave
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To let offices, rooms or houses.
TO get a partner, to sell your BUSH
ness, in fact, TO buy, sell, hire or
rent anything, put your Ads in
the Want Columns OF the Eagle.
1t pays best.
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For further Information cal On or sd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-01

The itinerary Is as follows: St Peters
burg 20 Vladivostok. 10 days. vladivo-
stok TO San Francisco. 10 days: San
Francisco 10 New York. ~ days; New
York 10 Bremen. days; Bremen 10
St Petersburg. IA days But by en-
gaglng special trains and the fastest
steamers. the tour may be reduced 10
twenty-e.ght days. with an allowance
o. seven hours for delays This time
rary Is as follows; Moscow 70 Vladi-
yostok. 1891 hours. Vladivosiok 10
San Francisco. go hours san Francis
co 10 New York. % hours: New York
10 Plymouth. 1888 hours. Plymouth 10
London. So hours London 10 Moscow.
30 hours total. 665.2 hours. Il is
suggested that when the trans-Sibe-
rian railway be completed a commits
sion, including Russian. German.
French and American representatives,
under the auspices OF the Russian gov
eminent. make tour OF the world, fol-
lowing the second Itinerary.
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Arrangements are being perfected by
the Wheelmon OF indianapolis 10 make
the neHt annual meet OF The l. A. w.
one Of the most successful ever held.
The entertainment Of the visitors will
deyolye on the members OF the Indian
apolis l.. A. W. Bicycle club. an or
ganiIation OF $50 members. Many
plans have been submitted for oonsid-
Grafton. and from those now In hand a
weeks program will be arranged. There
will be the usual number OF tours aud
runs. These will be over usually good
roads. Another feature under consid-
Grafton IL an old-tashioned barbecue.
and a night In Bohemia has been pro-
posed. Then there will be- a formal re-
ception one night during the week TO
enable the citizens Of Indianapolis 20
meet their guests. There will also be a
reception Tor the women who attend
the meet. 4 monster parade will be
one OF the features OF the weeks en-
tertalnment The plans for the meet
include movement 90 hold a series
Of road record trials over the Craw-
louisville course.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-01

In six days two new forms Of chain.
los wheels have come 20 light: and
I'll the chain wheel dealers look pleas
ant. Again. some hfty.nye makers are
eataloguing some kind OF a gear case
and arguing that once this new style
- tried Il will b. a winner. In the
meantime the common. everyday rider
appears mounted on his old wheel with
fhe bald. naked chain as OF yore.
a second penny-in-the-slot machine
for pumping tires has come 10 pass.
{ md this form u tire-hlling promises
- be 1T" next summer. The latest de-
VIC does not require one to work his
message" The tiaer drops a penny and
hDlds the nozzle TO his valve. An auto
matte cutoff regulates the pressure 10
pfeyent bursting tires.
A new backpedallng brake that has
appeared IL being backed by Dawson
NJ Fuller. the prominent whip. II IL
not a rear hub brake. but applies 20 the
mar tire II Is not affected by the
ehain breaking because operated from
Dc front sprocket. The device per.
OF coasting with the feet on ras
pedals.