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tendar, upon the pieadihgs will hot be
sustained whore upon any or all ihe
pieadihes IN the case taken together.
facts are stated which show that the
plaiuiin is entitled to some legal or
equitable relief
O. Res Judica Findings In Replevin
Where an action rs brought to re-
cover damages by mortgagor against
the mortgage OF chattels. Tor having
converted the property wrongfuuy and
FOR failure TO account 10 the mortgagor
Tor the proceeds thereof In excess Of
the amount required 20 satisfy the
debt and where it appeara that the
mortgagco obtained possession ~ the
property by an order OF replevin and
had the possession at the time VI the
trial and judgment IN the replevln
action, finding by the jury therein ot
the value Of the property Is not res
iudica upon the issue of value Ia the
subsequent actiono for damages The
Judgment ot the court below affirmed d"
An Judges concurring
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district of some and the prejudices and
errors OF others were insupportable obsta-
,les Co my desires but despite these grave
difficulties, perhaps the cay was not far
distant when We could have been realized
SO happy a purpose though one 50 con-
trary to the wishes OF the enemies Of our
race ana the domination Of America We
had 60 accept the struggle AZ moment
when It was least expected and under
most unfavorably circumstances. Never
theless We sustained the campaign with
vigor and our army has already let the
invaders feel the weight Of our arms. and
J was willing at the head Of the army TO
continue disputing inch by inch, tho
land with such valor and az cost Of SO
much blood. we were defending.
Since the nations government which
is surely inspired with the great inter
ests OF patriotism and a desire also TO
assure your proper interests and those
of the other colony believes the NOM
ent has arrived To make peace. 1t Is
our duty faithfully 10 second her In
her purpose, but II cannot be that ! am
the one called to perform a political
duty which does not agree with my
declarations, with my acts and with
my convictions. 1 see myself Obliged
TO leave you at the present painful and
difficult moment Nevertheless, l win
not do It without advising you to legl-
innate interests OF Spain in cuba,
which represents the fruit OF your lab
org and thus I think / have rendered
my last and most dlslhterested service
TO Cuba. her inhabitants and especially
TO the city OF Havana"
The address Is dated Aug 18th
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USES A TYPEWRITER
Captain General Blanco Issues
An Address to the Inhabi.
tants of Cuba.

Havana. Aug, Is. 745 .. m-Gen.
Blanco today published the following ad-
dress to the Inhabitants Of cuba.
II having been resolved by the Madriad
government to conclude peace Gith the
United states. / consider my mission In
th.s country ended and have solicited my
reliet from duty could not urge upon
you pacific solution OF the exitslns
struggle when not long ago / advised you
to maintain the dar iu any event. came
to the island Of Cuba in critical
circumstances, without fear OF the dlf-
hculties which l must encounter, and
difficulties which 1 must encounter. and
land and saving Il for Spain, with the CO.
operation OF an paucal parties; and with
out any other ambition Than 20 render a
service TO my country. which ] so fer
yenuy love. The lack Of faith and the
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strong Professional EndOrsemsnt.

In the course OF a long and critical
editorial on Brazilian Balm, which is
attracting such wide attention at the
present time, the -4mey7oaH Ilade
JoAyNal, OF Chicago, says: "Beiug thor
oughly familiar with the good points Of
this excellent household medicine, We
know that It's record shows one long and
unbrokeu chain Of cures from the day il
was placed upon the market, down 10
and Including the present time. For
example, no physician on earth could
suggest or prescribe a more potent and
satisfactory specifc for colds, Group
catarrh, la grippe, asthma, Typhoid aud
scarlet fevers, etc, than is found in Bra
lillian Balm.
III our readers will select such mas
ter medicines as this, We have no dispo-
sition to question the wisdom OF being
5ne's own doctor in the absence OF z
worthy in person, for We know OF nas
,ases where il has cured whe1 even the
aest physicians failed"
For Sale BY Wallace a Muller ana the
Seatonian Drug Co
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SPANISH SOLDIERS RETURN
WORK BEING sHED-HORRIBLE
CONDITION or THE CAMPS.

Sanllago De cuba, Aug 1.-the Span
ish steamer Isla De Lusa sailed this
morning Tor Spain. hayin on board 2lg1
Spanish soldiers. The lsla De Pana will
probably sau tomorrow ana she viii b.
followed by the De satrusetegui Tn,
Morteyideo arrived this morning. ana Will
begin loading AZ once.
The en- eHoarkauon Of the prisoners is be
Ing pushed with great activity. This &.
rendered Imperative by their horrlbl.
condition. The mortality Is so great ia
the spanisi camp whore disease Is ram
pant that no longer are the dead buried
A funeral pile Of ten or twelve bodies &,
made. saturated with Kerosene and SET
Or 10, crema'ing tie bodies in the oper
air.
The transport Breakwater sailed thi,
morning with the l2th infntry. The GA,
Of Macon Will sail this afternoon wi,h ,hs
l7th regiment ana the Leoua leaves TO-
morrow with battery of the fourth ar
unery. the remnants of the sth ana l0th
cavalry the gaming gun de,achments and
Cob Parker two companies Of inc san
Michigan
clinton has arrived from Tampa With
medical supplies and several doctora
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LEE FOX SENATOR.
1T is REPORTED HE WILL ENTER
THE RACE FROM VIRGINIA.

Washington. Aug 10 The Post to
morrow win shay
General Fltzhugh Lee VIII enter the
senatorial race In Virginia. This an
nouncement can be made without any
qualification. 1t is authorized by Gen
eral Lee himself. who last night die
tated the following statement 10 a rep
resentative OF the Post
Upon being asked the question as
to his future intentions and apprecia-
ting the interest feR in the matter
throughout Virginia. General Lee said
Il snail be a candidate for United
States senator"
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Policies are Non.torfeitable AT
ter Three Years.
The Connecticut Indemnity
Association.
Waterbury, Coma.
Agents wanted for Oklahoma Snd
indian Territory.
r. J. LOWE. Manager
To~ Friend. Ia the army or Many

DO you want picture Of their ships
or the cities they attack. You can Sc
cure ull this and more by pu chasing
the newly issued series Of portfolios lin
fifteen partsl entitled "The American
Navy, Cuba ana hawaii" Nearly $50
large half-tone pictures Of warships,
cities tHsvana, Santiago, Honolulu,
etc. forts, harbors, batteries, rivers,
plantstions-in fact, the very places
where our men have been and win be
lighting. Also excellent portraits Of
Dewey, Sampson, Sehley and Lee. All
pictures accompanied by full explana-
tory text and maps. Single parts loc
full set SI.5O. Call at Santa Fe ticket
office
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A DAKOTA STORM.
LARGE NUMBER KILLED AND
WOUNDED.

Gary, s. ID. Aug. ia terrific wind
and hail storm struck Mortz siding.
about i've miles west of here today
Eyerythiug ia the path OF the storm
was swept away Eight people lie
dead here and others are known 10 he
killed The dead are.
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON. farmer
and wife, two daughters and grand
child
CARL JEGLUM BIauchardsvlle.
Wis
Man known aa ALBERT KILLIAN.
home in Milwaukee
CHAHLEs EBALL. a farmer wha
was reading paper with his Wife
and children whom the storm came.
Searching parties are out after his wife
and children
Thousands of dollars worth of prop
erty are destroyed and many cattle
and sheep were killed The storm
skirted one mile northeast Of Hutchin-
sons farm ana struck his house. drlv-
ing DC through the barn The North
western railway track * torn up for
Some distance. The wounded are being
taken 10 1anbY
one farmer had 200 hundred acres Of
wheat in the shock ana IL was taken
up by the wind and no trace Of the
elop is left
The dead were found on the prairie
with their bodies badly mansied and
nearly stripped Of clothing.
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Cared i'm one Night.

chares II. Connelle, Esq, leading
zilian Balm cured me of one Of the worst
think it the greatest medicine in tb.
market, aud you can use my name amp
way you like.
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FUTURE OF CUBA
\ Conference Between General
Lee and President McKiu
lev AT Washington.


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4 Trains TO and from Guthrie make connee.
Non at Oklahoma City.
Make Jloae connections at FL Reno tor
/ointa on the Rock Island north and south.
Ior rates and Information apply to
HOLDEN, Traric Manager,
South McAlester, l. T.
4 D. N. n. ELLswORTH,
Agent Oklahoma CITY.
EDWIN ADAMS,
travelling Freight and Passenger Agent,
Oklahoma City, o. T
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ROUGH RIDER FIXED
HE GETS AN APPOINTMENT FOR
MERIT

Washington. Aug i5-Prlyate Arthur
r. Cosby. of troop X Rough Riders. has
been promoted 20 be- an assistant adju-
tani general with the rank of captain.
Cosby was seriously wounded IN the first
days Gght before Santiago. H. has now
quite recovered. although ho stn carries
hauser bullet IN his breast
Cosby was graduated al Harvard ia ~
ana when the war broke 9us- -ean practic-
ms law IN New York Clfy
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Santiago Death List.

/
por, OF the health conditions Of his troop.
at Santiago. as bunetined at The war de-
partment is as follows
Santiago De cuba. Aug i5 Adiutnnt
Gen. Of the army Washington. Sanitary
report for Aus H.
Total number sick 2u5 tota' number
fever cases 1900 total number new cases
l2o. number fever cases returned to duty
a2s
DEATHS AUGUST H.
MARION AMEs. corporal. company II.
second Mass typhcid fever
CHARLES II BLAKE. private com
panyG twentieth infantry. muarlal re
mittent fever complication. diarrhoc.
JOHN o'coNNoR private company X
scvcny-hrst New York malariM re-
mittcnt fever
AUGUST l2.
JOHN MANDIG private. company r.
sixteenth infantry. malarld fever and dy.
sentery
EARNEST SMITH private company r.
tenthinfantry malurIAI fever. dIarrhoca
and epilepsy
WILLIAM A. CLAM private company
A, tenth infantry malarial fever and de-
bnty
AUGUST l3
FRANK BOYER private. company a
twentieth infantry. TYPHOID fever
ARNOLD GEIsMAN private, company
K seventy-nrst New York rcmlttent fe.
yer and anaemH.
HURBERT hill private troop * ten
tn cavalry. yellow fever.
JAMES W. HAMILTON. troop Y thlrd
cavalry yellow fever.
SOCRATES MAUPIT private. company
O FIRST district Columbia. typhoid fever
WALSH private company A ninth Mass
aztheniu.
j. NJ. MCNAMARA private. company *.
ninth Mass malaral fever
AUGUST ig.
JOSEPH vs. McFADDEN private com.
pany c. first cavalry, typhoid fever.
FRANK p. MEADOWS private. com
pany d sixteenth infantry. sepucaemia.
from chronic Gysontery.
LEWIS F WICK company @ thirty
third Michigan, yellow fever
FRANK BURTON private company l..
thirty-third Michigan yellow fever.
JACOB PHILLIPS private. company y.
twenty-four1h infantry yellow fever.
JOHN =. GRIGG private. company 1
first MS typhoid fever.
ROBERT ANDERSON. corporal. troop
q, tenth cavalry. yellow fever
ERNEST JOHNSON. private. troop r
tenth cavalry yellow fever
WALTER GIBMAN private. company
r twentieth infantry measles.
sHAFTER. Mai General
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"a few doses Of Brazilian Balm cured
me Of one Of the worst colds / ever had
with loss OF voice"
GRN. w. s. McNAIR.
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WRITE, ThaleNeIs[. MS ok a. Lrs.


Alln'y old customers will
find me located at ll6 okla
homa Avenue. Anderson's
block | will carry only
the best grade of goods and
every pitce warranted as
represented. My prices are
very low, quality of goods
considered. have the
! largest and best selected
sto, k of diamonds, watches,
clocks, cut glass. iewelrv,
silver-plated and solid sill
verwate in Oklahoma.
Diamond mounting. e.
craving and fine watch re-
pairing a speciality.
Don't forget the place,
1i6 Oklahoma Ave, / door
west of the Fair dry goods
store. Watch inspector
for Santa Re Railroad.
WHITE, The Jeweler.
Inenassssaasasassaassspas
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4 4ARTkANfsf POST no. 3. 6 A. R-Meets
IN on nrst ana third SATURDAYS iu esch
|nonth At 1850 y. m. IN probate court room.
Visiting comrades always welcome
NIL. MOCK, Adjutant. -" = =
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aHUTUAL 8ENEFIT TO LADIES. - We
II furnish employment procure belA,; 0uy.
q. periodicals. etc.
lARN'e INFORMATION BUREAU
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Cattle Tax Decision.
: P Renfrow ct al.

). p Renfrow ct al.
W..
Webb q Jones. and webb a Jones' VS.
J =. T,enfrew. ct al.
Error from district court of Woods
county Reversed and remended for
new trial
Action TO onioin the collection of
taxes alleged 20 have been illegally as
sessed The cases are cross appeals
from the same Judgment
EXgr Anfrg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30
A BRILLIANT COMPANY
entertained ~ y O'clock Dim
ner by MIR. and Mrs. g..
=. Parker.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 5. Parker CAV,
an $ o'clock dinner at their beau
tifu' home last evening in compli
ment to Miss Julia Ward of Mar.
lin. The receiving party was com.
posed of Miss Ward, the guest oil
honor, Mesdames G.. s. Parker. A.
b. Carr Jr., W. D. Lawrence. Miss
Parker Miss Frances Parker, Miss
Clarke, Mrs. Adriance, Miss Har.
man.
Scarlet and green were the pre-.
vailing colors in the exquisite
decorations Of all the apartments
on the lower floor which were
thrown together, and respondent
with light and beauty. The long
table, with places Tor sixty guests.
extended through the dining room
hall and library, and was brilliant
with a rich service of cut glass. sill.
yer and china, beneath the soft
light Of shaded incandescents and
candelabras. An effective center
piece was formed Of large cut
glass vase filled with magnificent
American beauty roses, with holly
branches above and graceful fes.
toons of scarlet ribbon and run.
ming tern. The menu was as FOL.
lows:
Oysters on half shell. Celery-OHves
Cream Of Tomato SCUM.
Iennerloln Of Trout-Tartef Saure
Clipped Potatoes. Sliced Tomatoes
Roast Duck-Oyster Dressing.
French Peas.
brolied oysters on Toast.
Mashed Potatoes
flum Pudding-Brandy Sauce.
fatashiu Cream WATERS
Sailed Almonds.
Coffee.
a string band on the landing of
the stair leading up from the front
hall played beautifully during the
evening, the music blending de.
lightfully with the sound Of voice.
and laughter.
Never in the history Of Bryan
has there been a more brilliant
company assembled and no social
junction was ever more thoroughly
enjoyed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30

Gainesville, Tex. Dec 20 The Circle
Belt railroad is an assured a.. far a..
gainesville Is concerned a final mas,
meeting was held at the court house
presided over by Mayor John 4. Short.
ridge, and tine bonn. required. $4,000.
was raised, lacking eiOUO. wnicn was
guaranteed hy the committee. Reports
from neighhoring towns on tho limo of
proposed ROAD between here and Abilene
were read showing thoss places have
complied with their part OF the no.
gamme and were anxious % have the
road built ~ quickly rs possible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30
PRIEST AS A KNIGHT.
Eissssd Member Of the Knight. a
Pythias, but Not Yet IaItiated.

Eissssd = Member Of the Knight. q,
fyshiss. bus Not Yet Isitiatsd.
Chicago. Dec. 2s.-Fathsr Walsh. a
Catholic priest OF this city. has been
elected member Of the local lodge OF
the Knights Of PythiaA His applica.
zion for membership was made in the
usual manner, aud being favorably
passed upon by the lodge, his election
followed without question. He admit.
ted that he had been elected a member
81 the organization with his consent,
out said that he had not yet been mi.
Hated, and until this latter ceremony
had taken place he could not b. consid.
cred IN any sense a member OF the or.
ganizaiion. He said that he would On.
ieavor to secure the approval OF Arcn.
bishop Fehan Of this city and o. Arm.
bishop Ireland OF 81 Paul to his mem.
bership In the order before inal.y 90.
coming member.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30
shansr WIN Tax. Command

san Francisco, Dec 90 Official DOB.
tico has been received by Major Gene. !
Merriam that General shaucr is TO iu
again assigned TO command OF the u-.
pariment u California. lt l. expected
General Shafter will take charge Jan.
10. General Merriam has not yet b. n
assigned. He may 20 north again TO
the department OF Columbia. The inn.
preston prevails, however, that hs w.l
90 10 Denver 90 command the drnnrf.
ment Of Colorado and ths deplrtmen.
u California and Columbia will DO com.
blned under Snnfter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30

it. ~ draws interest for a year.
say, and he can only collect 6 per
cent while he is paying 10 per
cent for the money that holds him
up while he waits. Is that fair2
The Eagle does not suggest that
the constitutional legal rate be
raised to the level Of the other, but
that the rate allowed by contract
be reduced to the legal rate. or G
per cent.
Why not? Has not Texas got
good credit, good collection lawsY
Is there not security for invest.
ments, loans, etc, in Texas? Are
We not as honorable as the people
OF Georgia, Of Tennessee, of Ken.
lucky? Again, does the business
oi cotton growing, tour main oc.
cupation, and the basis Of all bust.
ness in Texas so highly renumera.
tive as to allow the extortionate
interest rate Of ten per cent?
Would mon y be harder TO get?
No, Texas money is going begging
Tor borrowers with good security
today. Not much money can he
loaned, becauSe few business men
are fool enough to think they can
afford to borrow at prevailing
rates. Were the rates reasonable /
borrowers with good security .
would seek the lenders, and money /.
would not be boarded; business
would expand, labor would be en-.
pIoyed more largely, manufactures
would be started, cities would grow
and farmers would have better
markets at home.
The lender would be benefited.
because he could.lend all his mon.
~, on good security, and would
not have to foreclose TO collect.
The members Of the next legi.-
allure Of Texas should be instruct. \
ID by their constituents to lower
he rate Of interest allowed by con.
ract to 6 per cent. h
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30
rs.tomcs Robbed.

Mount Vernon, Ills Dee g. Thieve.
robbed the postofiico IN this city but 20.
cured only q small amount in special
delivery stamps, which had been leif ia
IA open drawer The safe was drilled.
heavy charge of powder inserted and
the door, weighing 400 or 500 pounds.
was blown from 10 hinges and hurled
against the wall 10 or 10 feet away.
The force % the explosion shook tho
buildings In the vicinity. aroused every.
body withiH block of Jhe posiofilce aud
evidently frightened the burglars away.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30
WILL HAVE OPPOSITION
Congrsssmau isobsrt. wni Hs cpp..,
for His rolygsmeu. inclination.

tnh7rtH VIII Na fWufts O. I
for His rolygsmous inclination.
Washington, Dec. 20 - Ropremn.a.
tive'elect Roberts, the Mormon conric
man from Utah, will probably De- r. .
fronted upon his arrival IN Washington
to take his seat IN the Fiity.sixtn coi.
gress by proposition o. exclusion 10 .
cause OF his alleged polygamous urac.
tees. Some Of the ablcst constitutior &
lawyers IN the house who have stun.
this now celebrated case now dacl rp
that there Is nothing in the consu,u DO
Of theiUnited States to prevent Sir Eu d.
srts from taking his seat, but tnev aad
that the house by two.thirds y1fo m. "
aHpel him on the ground that hoi.
ing IN violation ~ the general Laws
which govern the United States
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30

Jacksonville, Ills Dec. 20 John
Boston, an old resident Of this city was
found dead on his couch by some ono
who called at tho residence. Reston
and his wife, the latter demonted. have
lived alone for years, and from indica.
tons tho man had been dead Tor Is
hours, though his wife had no tilted no
)ne Of what had happened.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-30
Your AfcntiOn Is Asked Ia the
Folio Ing Announcement.

On an,after the lat day Of January.
1899, vi run In connection with my
Fire Instance business, Real Estate,
Rental oil Collecting Agency, real IN.
tate boupt, sold OF exchanged on both
Country nd City properly, abstracts
iunishe, ON all titles. Houses inr
rent willie made a speciality, We doing
the rentig and collecting; our patrons
will not b troubled with doing their
own collecting. Collections II Mort.
cages An all other business pertaining
thereto. A. to commission will meet
an compiiton. Notary Public In office.
Kindly i've ma trial. We solicit a
share ol our business.
The lrurauce business will always
have myprompi, careful and personal
Attentions will at oil times see that my
patrons re fully protected.
Askini for share OF your Real Is.
tate Rnt Insurance business for the
NewlIer, am Charles Carr.