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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Man setpinnt int Sampf nit Srnnr.
beiten, rpenn man idnea banoelt.
One Otinute Gpu96 Cure" nerl9offt
.iufortt9e grlei9tcrune. @enn re6t'
5eitie eenumIneH, ocrgitet eS
S9iuin0iud)t, uno in noreeIdritte.
nen 6auen uerIbafit es I@neIe 9in'
b,ruuq.--@alfer 8rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Sob Woure in 9a5agette, Su0.
iaet, oaB er aesen Seritopfung r9e
Nitt's 2ittle garlp &iiers" ais Ell
uorsi9lt6es Mittel aefunoen bat
Sic ueruriaden feline 2eibidmersen
Ntan iuu iie eeeen Ma9enz unb Sc
berbeibueroen HebmeH. - @alfe,
Vrp2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25
probez5dus.

e. s. Clifford. Stem enTen,
@isc.. litt on Neuroleie uno 8beu-
rtatismus; iein Nea8en mar auber
Srbnune~ ieiue9eber mar in beunrubi=
eenber 8eile nn9e9riTc1, Ippetit
robut as, unb er bate on 6leii6 uno
5tdrfe beoeuten0 nbgcnommen.
0rei d(aIfen ngIeftirIdes 8itters"
heilten i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25
seerp6Ses Sppfpph. @ou

T~eru6ies Supfpeb, @aIenteioen,
SerItopfun1 uno nae 9eber- uno Wa'
Benleioen f6nnen i6neu burb Die be-
rubmten tleiueu Eiuen eebeilt wer-
men, mel6e uuter bent 3amen pc
Witt's 9ittle Garfp 8iiers" befannt
iino. sic iino GUT ein5unebmen unb
uerurinben riemals 9eibihmer5eR.
-Balfer Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

9nuIen6e BON Eeriunen ii1b burf
ben @ebraub BON r0eNitt'S 8itf
Salue" npn ben SamDrrboiber
eebeilt nproen. Die Galbe ipirti
uno beilt audi 6nutousidlGge
uno nIe Snutfrnnfbeiten. Sic Der
ipfprtiae 9inoerung.-Balfer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

&. E. Sfants in louisville, Seras,
ifreibt, baB eineS 6abtel r9e@itt'7
@itd 9asel Salue" fir i'm 5000
uertb seweien lei. Sie bette 81.
morrbuioen, nit benen er felt sebr
Sabren eeplaet eeipeien mar. 6,
rdtb alien Terionen, bic Salne 81 ee-
brauhen; fie beilt nu9 bDsartieer
9uutausidlue. anbere S%nutfrontbei,
ten uno bartrdfige Aunoen.-Inls
fer SrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

sd CLAUDE, ouB r3e0itt's @itd
SnSel Snlue" 6ns bette Mittel eeecn
S6mprrboibeu lit, bns man buben
tann." 50 ihreibt Spbn 6. 0tnn
in 8beelina, @. 81. Man ueriude
CO unb ntnu miro oieielbe NuIidt en-
balten. Die Snlbe bcilt nud) bDSs
urtieen NuSldIlae unb nne Snutz
frnntbeiten.-S9ulter 8roa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Sebr ridtig. Wtacen: @enn Sic
nu9 iebt nidt nuf 8uIen sebettet
iinb, bic gtad!pelt mirb Sbnen ee-
redt iueroen. Maler: ND3li9, aber
id lebe in Der Seeenrpart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Gin gutes Ointment lpGIte in feinem
pnus1alte febien. nnfaue ereienen
fib nue Gage uno menn ein superz
tdIiige8 Mittel tuie 0r. @laifc'S SinIs
ment an 9ono lift, .oiro uiei 9eioen
erfpart. gu BADEN bel @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

gu eerine. Tatient: 0tun, iuie
finoen Sic meine 8ranf6eit. Serr
0oftur? ar5t: Dab, nidt Der &eoe
uno fir bic 8ihenidnit ibun gut
nid]ts Uertb!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

beute M1ursen eeeen 8 llbr eff itllis
eniibe unb polniibe 7nsel6bner auf
BENT @eleiie Der 8snnipluouinsS abn
auf 5adenind Meobpp3, tueitli@
BON SerfsB gttp, o eiuem
BoFsuse uberfobren unb eet6btet
uno mebrere nnbere purben I6tuer
uerfpunoet.
Der 2ocumptinfu9rer pnr Sobn
8aug1ufronb. gff bon ben Nrbeis
tern fpurben nuf Der stene eet0btet,
5uei itarben iunerbnb elmer Gtunbe
na9 benz unfnGe. 9iearbeiter raceu
6arAit beiddftiet, 6as @eleiIe su rec
pariren. Der 90tomutiufubrer fonn=
te in 6olee oes Rebels unb bes BON
einem anoeren 3uee berrlbrsnben
Rau6es Die 9eute nift fehen. ais
ole 9otomptioe bic grften Der 4rbei-
ter erreid)t bate, erbub iifl Elm
iurdtbar eeuenber S6rei, Der Die
3us6eoieniteten uno Gafn9iere in
S9reden oerieste. Ills bic 2ofpnrpz
the gum Stiuitnnoe fam, bot iid Elm
l6auerlidsr InbliG. 9dne3 bes
@eGeiies lasen rber eine Strede BON
200 SUB MenIdenleidyen unb Stiide
uon menI6liben G6rpern. Der
9ubTdnser tpar nit Slut bebedt. Die
n'enibli6en ~lleberreite puroen in
einem Suterrpoeen untereebra6t
nno na9 Serlep 9itp sebraft.
$ San 5rancisco, 16. Noo. ueber
Die ieiner Selt eelneloete Grmprbune
oes oeuti6en Sdnblers uno Gisen-
tbumers bes Cutters rgea @bolt",
Captain Sobllobn, ioruie Der Nann=
i6nft bes Cutters bur@ ginsebprers
Der gu 9eutibluno eebbrieen Golp=
mons Suielu lie9en Jest ndbere Noh=
ridten upr.
6ubllon Iubr nit ieinem Gutter,
Der ouBer ibm ielbt stuei ueiBe
Steuerlu6nner uno cine MnnnId9aft
uon iiebeu Gineebprenen on Bort
Bate, upnt Bismord. 4rbipel mad
Safu, elmer Suiel Der Galompn=
Grippe, UNI cine 2aoune 9opra ein,
%5unebmten. Nls lie iih Der Sniel
nabertet, famen ibnen 8opte mil
Gin8eb0rerer, tueld]e burd @ebelr
nit 4alm5tpeiaen uno auf onbere
@eiIe frieblife abiiAten tunbsaben,
ent9e9en uno 9obliobu lies, pbaleif
Ell Dor benz binterliitieen @barotte,
Der Sniulnner seuarrit ipnroen mar,
Infer perfen uno bic Soote beran=
tunmen. @1brenb bic Beiasunq
0es Cutters nit ben Ginaeburener in
freunolid)er Weiie unterbanbelte, 80.
gen lebtcre pl0tlib Nfeiier herupr.
iprarger nit 8lisesid1neue nn Bort
oe5 Cutters uno mebelten Die Seias.
ung bis nuf brei 9erionen nieDer.
Sapitdn Sobllubn ipnr elmer Der er.
item, bic nieberRemod5t tpurben. Sci.
ne 2cit]e puroc uber Suro aeuor.
len.
Gte Sniutoner fubren onnn nil
ben Orei @efa1genen uno ben 2eider
bet Ntnliafrirten on 2nnb uuo 1dif
ten lid) an, aus ben 2eiben elm lede.
reS Winbl iib 5u bereiten. Sn5pi-
Ifen Bate mali in Der Salute oee
Cutters ein 6aBben @bistep eefun.
ben un0 es bnuerte feiHe bnlbe Gtun.
De, on iuur Die gauge 9eIeui6att be-
~InnNu9Slps betrunfen. Dies benus.
ten Die bret @sfoneenen, um ible
6ludJt gu 6etuertitell i9en, aber nur
5ueien gelan8 es, III eiuem Boote
bic bube See su CrretdJer. 9toboen
0ieie Seioen stuei Sage lang uut1er=
9etrie6en tuaren, tuuroen lie bot Ell
nen1 sii ltenfabrer aufeenDnmen uni
lpater in Queensland eelnuoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Die Snptiu6e. 8as fueen sic
gu BENT rieii9en 5orti6ritt, ben bic
photographic eemabt bot? Saupbl,
n,un betummt i9uu 6 Sitoer fhr 2
Mart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Ginfnd. l1no mas tboten Serr
lieutenant, afs Der ~pitbenoe Stier
Sic ouf feline p0rner a%enummen?
Observation-Disclosures: Soft, einfad)
tl,iren @afopp ienioft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

NuTnerInm. SDurtit: @arum iino
ban bic SuBpeec nit erobem Sizes
6eleet? Sauer: 3'mee'u oer Tao.
ter, bamit bic MIDI orauf fabren fDn-
10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Slid Sci 8rouen.. Dem
gfuaer, osntsu g. lit Geui' feline annette
Grdu pegeeldufen." = Weiber6afTer:
80. bat N fabslbaftss Slid Bel
Srauen!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Seine Su1H. Gs lit bod merit
suurois, 0aB Die @feroe itebeno idlas
zen t6nnen! Yah. mas lift Mertpiir.
oi9e3 onran, ons fuun idJ aud!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Nus bent 4ufiasbeftc einer rbD'
beren Sobter@. Die Giraffe bat Ell.
mem lalsen 6afs; tie lit Der 59nar
Der 0iiite!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

9euute gdume. 9uti9ronse CATS
nuf elmer Spn5ierfabrt Der Rinb Die
8aunteipIel neiet): Sosor Die 8du-
me MAIDEN Sobeit lire GeTerens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-25

Grudfebler. @eItern Nndt Ornn-
gen Siebe in bns 9ienrrenseihdft
bes Serrn I uno raudlten %(raubten)
Den ennsen 9n6en aus.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31

Andy Smith % a bright boy. and Is
IN no way Inclined 10 hide bis light
under q bushel Last summer he ran
away with "a circus. and when be re-
turned vas more than ever disposed
70 teach the neighborhOod. especially
the boys gith whom he associated.
One day another circus came % the
town and Andy was promptly on
hand. assuming all the airs Of a pro-
prieior as he showed bis friends
around An elephant was among the
attractions, and Andy actually made
him meel. and raise his trunk. and
go through other simple performances.
Bu, a. last the elephant seemed 10
goE tired OF this. for he suddenly
TIRES bis trunk around Andy's waist
and tossed him high up In the air.
Andy came down with a tremendous
thud. on all foura
Good Good" cried the boys,
thinking q part Of the performance.
DO @ again. Andy. That was splen-
dld'"
Andy rose deliberately and wiped
iae dirt FROM bis face.
no. no. boys" he said; that &C,
10 never repeated. II would spoil the
elephant
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
RcpnblIcan ConventIon.

The Twentieth judicial district
republican convention was held
here Monday and the following re-.
port is taken from the minutes OF
the secretary:
The house was called TO order
by h. W. Knox, chairman. b. h.
Hendricks was elected chairman
OF the convention and G. l. Hum.
her secretary. K. b. Goosby, G..
W. Sledge, 5. G. Sapp, w II. PEN
son and A. b. Thornton were ap
pointed "a committee on creden-
tails, and T.. w. Knox, J. d. Mar
tin and 4. II Colwcll a committee
.on resolutions.
On motion Of r. b. Goosby, John
Ward was endorsed for the mar
shalship of the northern district.
In the matter of an Endorsement
for the office Of district attorney no
satisfactory agreement could he
reached and the convention adj
iourned TO meet In Calvert, Sep
TENDER o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
A PATHETIC pArs.


The poor fellows pallld face and
taftered hablllmenta plainly betoksn-
cd 10 health and poverty. lie seemed.
TOO. q man VINO mad seen better days.
and avoided a. much % possible close
contact with the ether steerage pas
sensex On the large transatlantic
ateaRt blowing rs way 10 New York.
De had brought on board with him
a large goat. and. BY way Of e1plana-
ton, bad stated that. owing 10 the
poor state Of hls health. the doctors
had prescribed fresh goat milk every
day Tor him, otherwise bis life would
be leoparJzed. and might terminate
AZ any moment.
During the voyage the goat was bis
inseparable companion. and the mans
affection Tor his dumb friend seemed
10 know no bounds The goat fully
appreciated the lnvalid's devotion, and
they never separated for an instant
When the long-whiskered quad
ruped iell geasck the man held the
sufferers head over the side Of the
ship, and tended IL with a solicltude
that touched the hearts Of bis fellow
passengers.
The Invalid seldom slept. but when
he did 10, through sheer exhaustion,
Il was noticed BY those about him that
his arms we're lovingly entwined about
the goats neck. while IFS hot breath
and beard played about bis cheek car
essingly
The day on which the steamer
reached port the sick man might have
been seer leaving the Barge once
with biz four legged. faithful friend
by bis side. YEARLY vending their
way .pt0wn. Branching on at the
Bowefy, they there entered a large
jewellers store. The man strobe rap
Idly into the back room with the goat.
where be was affsctlonately greeted
BY a young man. 70 whom be bore a
striking resemblance.
Don't waste any time. Bill" said
the traveller. brlskly. and lmpatlently,
"but get ont the axe and let's start
working on this blamed goat right
I away quick"
a lltile later on a large show card
was seen suspended in the store win
dow which read.
"Grea, bargain sale We beg % AM
n0unce that our Mr. Doihecustom-
housky hal just arrived from Europe
with 90 large stock Of hne Imported
diamond. 20 be- sold at rulnatlon
prices
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.

Coon williams was her1 from Harvey
yesterday.
Two upstairs rooms for rent Apply
10 Ira Gooch. n
Milton Nall now has petition with
John b. Mike.
IL. Bate has just recovered from a
ten days illness.
N. 5. Freeman was here from Well
born yesterday.
Miss Ada Board returned from a visit
70 Millican yesterday.
Claim Agents. W. Crowder Of the II.
+ at. c., Was here Yesterday.
= Miss Annie bearing returned yester.
day from a visit to Newton, Miss.
Judge J.. W. Doremus left yesterday
fora business trip to Nolan county
Royal Blue strictly first class &c
cigar sold only by G.. G. Parsons. l65tI
when you want TO enloya nice drive
get one Of Ira Goooh's nobby turn
outs. az
Little RAsiee Doremus, who has been
dangerously sick, was reported better
yesterday.
Rev J. NJ. Bullock and daughter,
Miss Minnie we're here from Reliance
yesterday.
For Sale--A fine piano m splendid
condition very cheap. Apply TO Joe
Groginski. goo
Miss Louise Etile has returned from
pleasant visit 10 Columbus and San
Antonio.
Good horses, nobby turnouts and
reasonable charge. are what You get a.
James stable. Phone ll2, 2io
Mai. Cayitt Is offering valuable
building site in Bryan for sale in card
published elsewhere.
When you want the best livery ser.
vice for balls, parties, picnic', drives,
etc, call on W. T. James 2ib
Capt S. NJ. Derdin vent TO liearne
yesterday aud returned accompanied
by two neices from Palestine.
Prof. J. II. Barnett Of Madison coun'
ty, was here yesterday en- route 10 Cuero
whore he will teach In the city school.
For accident and life insurance either
In lodges OF straight lie companies see
Joe h. Reed. Also sells -four, rice aud
coffee.
r. Moseley, Percy Wiser, A. j. Bar
nett, John Cammack, j, ?. Gibson and
II. l.. Scott we're here from Madison
county yesterday
A negro was here yesterday who late
ly captured an alligator lOi feet long In
Judge lIendcron's pasture near the
Brazos river. The alligator will be ex-
hibited here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31

Men came TO him and called him
names.
Declared he summed the rlght,
And ran an kinds OF bunco games:
And yet he wouldn't fight
Contemporary they spoke by day
And wrote Of him boy night.
They did not limit what they'd say;
And yet he wouldn't tight
They loslled him when be- would pose.
with rollicklng delight;
And some would vow they'd pull his
nose.
And yet be wouldn't fight
lie was a pugillst by trade.
Though insult made him throb,
lie wouldn't hght unless he made
Bis money by the job.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31


on and after September lst, tie
Houston Post will be delivered to any
part Of the city at regular subscription
rates. 30
For pure fountain and bottle soda
Dr. Pepper. and an the latest iced
dhnks, candies, fruits. nuts, ETC., call
on &. g.. Parsons. l0jif
w. G. Newman Was here from Macy
yesterday and said that the people In
bis part Of the county were well pleased
with the special edition u the Eagle
just issued.
w. r. James isa progressive livery
man and studies the convenience u bic
patrons. Calls for meeting trains an
swered promptly night aud day and
given personal attention. 2h
George Smith aud Miss Emma Smith
brother and sister Of Mrs A. W. lloll.
man, returned TO Palestine yesterday
after attending the funeral OF their
niece, Cora Lucille HOLMAN.
W. G.. Martin Of Kyle, Texas. who
graduated ~ a cadet captain Al the A.
and NJ. College Ia June last, has been
elected 10 the position IN the depart
ment Of chemistry recently vacated by
Prof C. G. Toid's acceptance OF com.
mission a. second Lieutenant 10 the
regular army.
oliver 7. Butler Of Company J., sec
ond Texas infantry, Is here
from jacksonville, Fla, whiting W. Is.
Roman. lie shares in the common re-
gfet OF the southern troops that they
did not get to go TO the front and
dsrisiyely said at Miami be belonged to
"Flagler's laDd clearing association"
LADIES Ladies, A blind man call
I'll boz my store. lie picked up acup
and saw.sif This IL old but my new and
beautiful line Of up.to.date nobby, sty'
lish elegant, semi.porcelain decorated
goods are new aud fresh They dazzle
the eye aud make the blind see. Ask
ing you to call. ! am respectfully. J.
Allen Myer., The Hot Cutter 2l6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31

Ny friends. said the eloquent min
lister. were the average man 20 turn
and look At himself squarely IN the
eyes and ask himself what be really
needed most. what would be the first
reply suggested 10 his mind"
"A rubber neck" shouted the pre-
coclous urchln In the rear Of the room.
and To- the confusion which followed
the good man lost bis place IN his
manuscript and began over again.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
THE ACT WAS ILLEGAL.
Ancient order OF DATED workmsn Has
no Right 10 Levy War As,vssment

Ancient order OF DATED workmsn Has
no Right 10 Levy War As,vsment.
Boston, Aug Jo.-Attorney Gener
Knowlton, IN an opinion. declares that
the 10 per cent war assessment lowed by
the grand lodge Of the Ancient Ordbr "
United Workmen In this state Is clear y
illegal. The opinion says;
"a corporation has no right 20 lo,y
assessments ON its members for the pu,.
pose Of paying the proceeds TO a foreign
corporation for the purpose Of payii z
benefits 20 persons not mombors OF q
Massachusetts, corporation
Further on In the opinion he yaysi
"Tho allegiance (of the grand lodge)
to the supreme lodge must 10 subordi.
nate TO its obligations under the stat
utes Of Massachusetts,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31

Ever notice" asked the stove.
what a modest creature the clock
is9'
Referring. / presume" said the
woodbox, TO her holding her hands
before her face7"
Why. no. not 90 much that as 10
her habit Of running herself down
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
SOME VOLUNTEERS
Arr DlSGUSTEO.
A Number Of Volunteers Pass Through
beaumont who Were shosiss.
sud In Ragged Clothes.

Beaumont, Tex Aug. SON the
westbound Southern Pacific train sun.
day night were q number Of volunteer
soldiers who were totally disguised with
the way they had been treated or neg.
locted by tho war department These
soldiers belonged 10 company T., Third
Texas regiment, and wore returning 10
Fort Clark from Fort st. Philip. They
were ragged, shocless aud cmaciatod by
sickness contracted while camping At
Fort 81 Philip a marshy. malarious
place, about 50 miles from New Orleans
They expressed themselves 60 the effect
that when they are once mustered ont
they are through forever with soldering,
and that they would only wear soldiers
uniform under compulsion again.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
VIII Teach Music.

Miss Mamie Bergman announces
that she will teach music At the graded
school this year, giving instruction in
harmony AMI on the piano aud siringcd
instruments 2i6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

Sc Taylor, llearne; T Marsion, ilous-
ton; D 5 Sessions, Ennis; l. T Fuller,
Calvert; d l. Coun,ryman, John J
knight. T. Hatch, Dallas W P Walling;
~ Worth y r snodgrass. Galveston;
n G Miller, 81 Lonis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
Simon Plnsky.

Simon pinsky, a brother Of Mrs. NJ.
woolf died here late yesterday after.
noon at the residence Of Mr. Joe Gro.
ginsky Mr. pinsky has been 10 the
city about Two months and formerly
lived at Marlin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
For sale.

The n. W. corner Of the block on
which / live Il IL the highest and
pretliest building site 10 Bryan. CHEAP
for cash II taken At once
2B W. =. Cayti.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
EMBROIDERY LESSONS CIV.
IN FIiEE.

From . 20 O'Clock this afternoon az
Mrs Wooien's residence, by Mrs.
Wright. of Waco. Everybody invited.
THIS noted teacher uses Richardson's
celebrated embroidery .ilk, sold only by
Burt Norwood.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
We are authorized to announce
1T. Gloss

A. candidate for reelection 10 the
office Of justice Of the peace, Precinct
No. 4, Brazos county, AZ the ensuing
November election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
Flesh Forbidden.

Clancy For hiyen's sake, Doolin, be
aither takin yure teeth irum out me earl
Don't yea know it's Froiday9
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce
A. W. BUCHANAN,

a. a candidate for County Treasurer Of
Brazos county NJ the ensuing November
election.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-08
AUG Usr REPORTS.
Work OF the Police, FIRE and Surveying
Departments for the Last Month.

Work OF the Police, FIRE and Surveying
Departments for the Last Month.
During the month OF August the
police made $40 arrests, Of which six
were for assault with infant tn commit
murder.
The fire at Ragey's stors. NO. 0 East
Eighth street. was the only occasion
for striking the alarm during the
munth. Up TO yesterday week the alarm
had not besn struck for five weeks.
Lines were drawn during tba month
by the surveying department as fol-
luws: Conrad Keller, aaloun and dwell
ing, Fourth and Shipley streets; j.
f.. Toy, house. Sixteenth and Park
avenue; Eugene Toy, two dwellings,,
Sixteenth and Park avenue; W.. Ii.
Barnes. dwelling, Twelfth and Walnut
atreets; Girla' Industrial School.
Twenty fifth and Market streets
Samuel Coyle, two dwellings, Oak
street, between Rodney and Broome
Equitable Land and improvement ca. j.,
eight dwellings. Monros street, north
Of Tenth: II. Il. Spruance, store and
dwelling, Eighth ami Lombard streets
August winkler, two dwellings, on
Brown street between Cedar and
Stroud; Peninsula Land and Loan Co. /,
two dwellings, at Thirteenth and Mar
ket streets; Patrick Cahall, five
houses, Fourth and Van Buren, streets
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-08
wedding at New Castle.

New Castle, Sept LA quiet we'd
ding took place last evening ut 5
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett +. Lancaster, No. 10
North SECOND street. The contract
ing parties were Miss Ella z.
Churnside and Robert 4. Grier, both
of this city, anu the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. 4. Irving Wat.
kins A Wedding supper followed.
Among those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. bennett +. Lancaster, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lancaster of Central lii.
nois. Mr.. and Mrs. Jamos L. Biegs,
Mr.. and Mrs Neal hNntmau, M ISIS
Dalema Draper of Wilmington, NJ isa
Seminar, Miss Sallie Dusvnberry and
William J. Hoffman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-08
SEVENTH. mar ADT ENrIsTs.



ence. ~
A meeting Of the Atlantic Conference
Of the Seventh day Adventiats was held
yesterday week at Longwood Grove and
the following officers were, elected for
the ensuing year; President Elder, A.
Il. Place OF New York; Secretary,
Charles A. Zirkle of Baltimore; Treas
urer, Mrs. J. W. Rambo OF New Bruins
wick, N. }.
1t was recommended that the follow
ing committee be named, but no action
was taken: Conference Committee. A..
L. Place, f. L. Mead. b. W. Herrell,
+. II. Hicks; Delegate to General
Conference, A. e. Place, s. +. Swanson,
s. b. Horton. John 4 Jones.
The following section Of the consti-
tutional law was adopted:
'That each church be allowsd one
delegate and one additional delegate
for each Ii members. That the execu-
tive committee must be inembers OF
the conference. All ministers In the
conference shall be delegates at large.
That visiting ministers shall he per-
mitted to speak IN the conference, but
not to vote OF questions before the
conference.
The auditing committee submitted a
report through Its chairman, A. Kali
strum. 1t showed that the aggrega ate
cost Of the work during the year
amounted to $40, 558. s.; 80, 064. OF had
been paid OUT, and 81, 494. 81 was still
due to workers. There had also been
paid out during the year for wages
SO, s43 IS; travelling expenses, 81, 100. S.
tent expenses, s663. 81; miscellaneous,
S641. S4; property purchased, sl2. SO
total expenditures, s12, 2S5. 81. Ths
committee reported that the conferences
owned camp property to the value o.
$500. 81, and recommended that q Gus
todian be appointed for Ii, and tho b,
report annually regarding it, which
was agreed to. The report paid a hiat
compliment 10 T. A. Kilgore retiring
treasurer for the excellent manner II
which he kept his accounts. e