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Evening star., 1898-10-12

NOii Oit. Iid 81 llidliy )dlllS dllu
aches my life was a burden to me
and also to all the family, for | was
nervous and cross and could not
sleep. Just after my last miscarriage
lin 1900 was taken with a severe
pain in left side Had four doctors
come to see me but at last I found
was slowly dying. The doctors said
| had liver, lung and uterine trouble.
| was IN bed for months and when I
did get up | was a sight to behold.
| looked like corpse walking about.
| commenced to take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, Favor
lte Prescription and Pellets and I
was soon a we'll woman. l have
suffered all woman could suffer at
my monthly period until since | be-
gan the use Of DR.. Pierce's medi-
clnes, but now | can say | have no
pain. The dark circles around nv
eyes are going away and | feel bet
ter IN every way. Ny cheeks are red
and my face is white, but before it
was as yellow as saffron"
our medicines have done Won
ders for me-" writes Mrs. James w.
Blacker OF go Catharine St, Svra-
cuse, n. Y. For years my health
was very poor; I had four miscar-
rlages, but since taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and 'Fav-
orlte Prescription have much better
health, and now | have fine healthy
babv."
Hundreds OF grateful mothers
write to give thanks for relief from
suffering usually experienced in con-
finement.
Mrs. Carrie B. Donner of DAYTON,
Green Co., Wis, is only one Of the
many grateful mothers that thus
testify to the efficacy of DR.. Pierce's
favorlte Prescription. She SAYS: Il
can highly recommend DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and also
his Favorlte Prescription'-havine
taken the latter for nine months
previous to confinement. | suffered
scarcely any compared with what |
rad at other times"
Many grateful letters come from
husbands who are made glad by the
wlte's new health and happiness
For five years my wife was in an al
most helpless condition, suffering
from female Weakness writes T s
kverltt, Esq, of Hagerman, Wash
lngton Co., Fla. Last September
| decided to have her try DR.. Pierce's
fayorlte Prescription. She took sew
eral bottles of the medicine and gave
birth to ten-pound son on January
3Ist' 1893. She is now sound and
well and doing her housework"
My wife was sick for over eight
years, writes Albert H. Fulte, Esq.
OF Altamont, Grundy Co., Tenn
She had uterine disease and was
treated by two physicians and got no
rehei. AT last, l read in one of vour
Memorandum Books which YOU sent
me about DR.. Pierce's medicines and
we decided to try his 'Favorite Pre-
scripnon. l sent to the drug store
and got one bottle and the first dose
gave ease and sleep. She had not
slept any for three nights. Being
sure that it would cure her. sent
Tor hive more bottles, and when she
had taken the sixth bottle she was
sound and well. We now have fine
boy at Our house"
Inflammation is promptly allayed,
ulcerations healed and the nerve CEN
tiers strengthened by DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorlte Prescription. It-stops unnat-
ural and disagreeable drains on the
system, regulates the periods, and, in
Evening star., 1898-10-12
Will of Sarah Shaefer,

The will of the late Sarah ]. Shaefer
dated July 8, 1893. with a codciI signed
September 10 last was this afternoon filed
for probate. Substantial bequests are made
to Liza Shaffer, Emma Myers. Amelia
Fisher, Christopher ]. Schaefer and John
Johnson The American Security and Trust
Company Is named as executor
Evening star., 1898-10-12

IDEA In the local board and has pivan ,s
cheeF' cosnsei. money and clothes Ub.n-
ever called upon. "heH-
Evening star., 1898-10-12

DR.. Lincoln's Condition Improving.
The illness of DR.. N. s. Lincoln continues
but 1t Is reported by his physician that
there Is marked improvement this morn
Ing in his condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
TOWN OF BISMARCK
SWEPT BY FIRE.
nissk After BIssk css.ssa-d Bsf.r. ihs
Flame. casld Bs ehsskss. sad she
Ls.s q. vsry Heavy.

Bismarck, n. D.. Aug. 9--Fire de-
stroyef the best portion Of the city Of
Bismarck last evening, licking mp hun.
dreds Of thousands II dollars worth a
property The flames originated In the
agents Office u the N0thcrn Pacific de-
pot Almost before they were discov.
cred the entire building and the i'm
mense warenOu' Of the company were
In flames OILS and powder contributed
fuel, aud before the flames could b.
checked they had spread 20 the block Of
brick buildings across the alley.
The flames then leaped the street 10
the magnificent First National hank
building which melted away In a few
minuteA The Central Block followed
and the flames spread 20 the post Office,
sweeping over the entire block and car.
rying down the postofiice, Merchants
bank block, Griffin block and all the in.
iermediaie frame and brick structures,
The fre then spread across and deyOur-
ed kupli's store and the greater part u
ths block The flames also spread north
into a residence block and completely
destroyed IL. Firemen were powerless
90 check the inroads Of the fire, which
spread % scores Of buildings. licking
them up NJ 20 much waste paper.
The origin Of the fire il unknown, AZ
no ona was in the freight Office when it
started ltis impossible 70 estimate thu
los. Al wires are burned out, the
Western Union Office being the first 20
20. Tho railroad Office also was de-
stroycd.
Among the huildings destroyed were
the Tribune Publishing company, the
First National bank. the posioiiice. Ths
Review Office. the Northern Pacific Of
tces, baggage and express Offices and
freight warehouse. MELONS bank,
Boucher & Philbrick, every drug stoFe
In the city. all the groceries but two q
three, al newspaper Offices, restaurants
etc, and the great bulk Of the business
portion q the city, with several blocks
Of resiasnce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

BY virtue Of authority vested In me
a. chairman q the non.partisan oid.
liens organization for Brazos county.
I hereby call precinct meetings 10 be
held August oh. for the purpose Of
sending delegates b a county eonyen-
ton 10 convene At Bryan IN the district
court room, August 10Th. For any cause
should the persons designated fail 10
call precinct meetings, then any friend
a the movement may make such call,
and send ~ many a. they choose-the
more the better. Vote in convention
allowed the respective precincts TO be
determined by proper COMMITTEES. To
call conventions IN each precinct:
No. Nv NJ Jericho, VIII Brooks
No. 2-John Ferguson, John Moss; No.
3-Dr. John Edge, Abe Johnson; No. 4
w J Roberts. Elias Mays No. s.
Robert Henry, Dennis Ballard No. g.
A White, VIII Ellis; No. John
Stasney, Josh Washington.
B.F. Bullock,
A. G. Bland. Chairman.
Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Rules 20 Observe When BuyinE prunea
when buying prunes. the California
prunes will be found more satisfactory
and far cleaner than the foreign fruit.
no not soak them over night. as that
allows the prunos 10 break. while the
syrup Il not 40 clear Ehey should.
however. be carefully washed. one by
one. In tepid water, allowing them 70
stand In the water two or three min
utes 10 plump" Follow this by a
second washing; then put In the sauce
pan. ALLOWING a cup and half Of water
10 every cup or prunes Simmer
slowly on the back Of the range or In
the oven for two hours and a half, new
or allowing them % boil. n desired,
sugar may be added but the long,
slow cooking brings ont the natural
sweetness OF the fruit and u approved
now by hrst-class cooks Prunes
treated In this way emerge lustrous,
tender. sweet and with the real prune
favor. totally al variance with the
Justly dorlded prune OF the average
boarding house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
RIVALRY OF PORTS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Those on the Pacific Made tbs Largest
Increase Ia 10th Imports aud III
ports Ia the Last Year.

Washington. Aug 9-Representa'
tives Of the great ports Of the United
States will b. interested In some figures
which the bureau Of statistics of the
treasury department has just compiled
regarding the import and export trade
Of the various ports Of the country and
comparing the years business with that
Of preceding years.
The rivalry among the coast cities for
the honor and profit Of handling salts
factory proportion Of the foreign com
merce has bscn unusually sharp In the
past year or two.
Gulf ports did not, n a whole, main.
tain the rate Of increase which the
country at large made Ia exports, their
percentage Of gain being but SO per
cent, while their loss In imports was
still greater, being 29.9
Atlantic ports maintained their stand
ing. but made no advances.
Atlantic ports made the most satisfac'
tory record Of any group, their gain In
exports being i55 per cent, while they
actually gained In imports 1913 PR cent.
The gulf ports increased their oKpor.
tations materially, especially In wheat
and -four though In corn there was a
heavy decrease Galveston increased
her exports over those Of last year ia
per cent, while those Of New Orleans
increased Il per cent In imports Gal.
weston made marked increase, those Of
1895 being AT per cent greater than
those Of 1851. while New Orleans losi
materially In her imports which, in .Ses,
were 10 por cent less than In 1891.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
complimentary Hop.

The young men gave a very de-
lightful informal dance at the acad-
envy Of music last night compli-
mentary 10 visiting young ladies
Of whom there are several in the
city. II was the fret dance for
many weeks and the young people
entered into the enjoyment Of the
occasion with the fullest spprecia-
ton.
Those present were Miss Nance
Of Dallas, Miss Williams and Miss
Garrett Of Brennan, Miss Shelby
Of Houston, Miss Goodrich Of
Marlin. Miss Rogers Of Waco,
Miss Parker, Miss Frances Parker,
Miss Clarke, Miss Smith, Miss
Saunders, Miss Hettie Smith; Mr.,
and Mrs. II. G.. Rhodes, Mr. and
Mrs. W. d Lawrence, Mr. and
Mrs. r. +. Castles, Capt. George
w. Smith; A. NJ. Waldrop, DR.
Oliver, W. a. Harrison. +. w
McConnico, Walter Coulter. Johr
b. Hines, Tom Lawrence, Georg'
Whitman, Sam Wilson, Ed saun
ders, George Smith. r. NJ. Gordon
Henry Robinson, Hal Saunders
Sidney Rhodes, win Johnson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
More whltscap Notices.

sherman, Tex, Aug. .. 90 Notices
were scattered at whitewright, GRAY.
son county, again Monday night warn.
ing tho negroes 20 leave before wednes.
day, stating that IL was not desired to
injuro them, but that II would bo well
10 heed the warning Parties In from
whitewright say that a number Of ne.
groes are leaving and II begins 70 look
As II the exodus would h. complete.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
THE soUReoeNE WRECK.
John saou q. 81 the Bslisf Many u the
Victim. Could Have nssn saved.

EE"A Wv - W hN# fr"ff"t "N"HN - ~"
Victim. Could Have nssn saved.
New York. Aug. "a dispatch 20
The World from Halifax, n. s., says;
Undertaken John Snow, who accom-.
panied the HiawathA on her mission In
search Of bodies Of victims Of the
Bourgogne disaster. states that some Of
the bodies showed evidence Of having
been alive In the water for two days Al
least, and that che body Of one woman
showed that she must have lived -four
dAysafter the sinking Of the ship.
Many Of the victims. he thinks, caught
pieces Of wreckage and other wood and
thar lives gradually ebbed away In the
van hope Of being rescued.
snow thinks n the French line com
psny had Immediately sent out vessel
from Halifax ON receipt Of the news
some Of the unfortunAtes could have
hsen rescued alive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
AN EDITOR FATALLY
CUT At sTEPHEHYiiit,
Ms Cesaition IL - Services Thst Dee
tsrs Doubt Hh Recovery Harry
williams Il In jail.

stephenvilie, Tex. Aug. .. - Last
weeks Issue Of the Erath Appeal. edited
and published by John Hibdon and Aus
tin King. had reference TO Harry VII
llams
Williams and his wiis entered the APP
peal Office Monday Austin King WIS
there. The first witness who entered
the room found King with blood spurt'
ing from his bowels King Is In a seTi'
Gus condition and doctors declare there
IL no hope for his recovery.
Williams and wife are In jail. The *.
citement Is intense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Corpus Christi. Tex, Aug. o. "A
horrible tragedy occurred At Camp Hop
kins two miles below the city. J. NJ.
Bryan was stabbed with bayonet The
steel went through the left arm, pene'
iziing the left side At the armpit and
about four inches Of the point broke OF
and lodged near the left lung The
wounded man Is In a most precariou'
condition. Tyler h his home. J. NJ.
Appling was Immediately hurried "a
jail. where he viii remain awaiting de-
velopments. Louisiana IL bis home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

DenisOn, Tex. Aug. 9..-On account
q the regulators making an effort 10
nun colored people out Of Bells, growing
ont Of some trouble between section men,
he Katy has removed the north section
a. Bells from Bells 20 Norton, Eve miles
north, and the section Is now worked
souih from that place. The section gang
that was located nj Bells has been r..
moved 20 Whitewright and the section
i worked north from that place. The
negroes on the sectious would not work
and live in Bells Il is feared by some
q the white people in the Bells COM
munity that the trouble Il not yet all
over between the whites and blacks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Denton, Tex, Aug "a baby buggy
in which was the infant son Of b. G
Iyey was overturned by an attack from
an Infatuated COW and the child thrown
out, the fall skinning his face cons.dera.
bly,. Tho brute continued the attack
but the boys l4.year.old sister picked
him him up and ran into a nearby gate
for safety.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Ripley, Aug. Saturday morning
about o'clock Richard Thurmond, a
negro Of bad reputation, entered the
house Of l.. ID. Hines and attempted 20
Assault bis daughter She screamed and
tho negro ran. A posse chased him 10
Middleton, Tenn, where he was cap
tured Sunday evening and brought 20
Ripley. He made full confession and
was hanged o'clock Monday morn.
ing by an orderly crowd Of citizens
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Tahloquah, l. T., Aug 9-Major J.
NJ Bryan, well known throughout this
country and In Washington City a. the
old settler Cherokee delegate 20 congress
for mors than % years, died at his
home In Choteau, |. T. lie was 50
years of age. Major Bryan was an
adopted white citizen aud lived among
the Chorokoes all his life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Ardmorc, !. T., Aug. 9--Jesse, Bob,
Sam and Boss Reid, all brothers, were
arrested and placed In jail here, charged
with the killing Of B. B. Wostbrook at
Marsdeu, % miles southwest Of here,
Saturday. The killing was the result
Of dispute over trivial matter Tho
weapons used wcre knives, and the fight
was geneml
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Cleburne, Tex, Aug 9--Governor
Culberson has refused 70 interfere In the
death sentence case of John b. Shaw.
who viii hang next Friday. Shaw was
originally sentenced 20 b. hanged last
Friday, but in order to have time 20 ex.
anime the papers in the case more thor
oughly, the governor Tespited him until
next Friday and wori has heen received
from Austin that the law would take iis
cnurao
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Terrell. Tex Aug. a-Charley Clay
ton, aged i2.years, residing IN the Rose
Hill noighborhood, met with a severe
accident while playing with a can con.
tanning a considerable amount Of pow
der. Il exploded, burning him very
severely about the head and face, giving
him a narrow escape from loss Of sight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

JnoN Henderson, Austin W Me
GLEASON, Houston W q Dalton, Aus
tin; + g Gordon. Galyestoni Phil +
Myers, Texas; II d sheokelford, Gin.
cinnaiii Geo II Persons, Cincinnati
Lev McMahan, san Antonio; O W
Carr, lIoustoni Sol PERTH, Cincnnatti;
Banks Rucker, New York W G Boyett,
College Station; W J Moore, Myers; ]
Nj North, st Louis, c J Cunyur', Hous-
ton; Il l. Ewing, Peoria.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
Negro Lynsh.a In G.orEIa.

Griffin. Aug. o, John Meadows
the negro who Sunday attempted 70
assault the 7.yeAr.old daughter Of Ben.
son Camp At Carmel, a small place near
Grim. was hanged In the edge Of town
and the body riddled with bullets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

All dry materials should be slfted
before measuring
A speck Is what you can take on the
tip OF a penknife
A cup holding Just half a pint is the
standard measuring cup.
Half a spoonful "a measured BY d.
vdlng through the middle lengthwiHe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

IAh' -f"Ah " A'a aAtt'f ha'fH'A
county, has accepted position at Webb
Bros, and has moved bis family to
Bryan.
/ have new wagon scales nj my stable
and will do all kinds Of public weighing
at half price. Ira Gooch. 2Oou
Claud Smith, Bud Morgan. Percy
viser, John womble, Billy Cammaek
were here yesterday from Grimes
county.
Read John 81 Caldselrs ad giving
notice Of his removal sale this month.
lie will be- loceied at Reads drugstore
after August. 1851
The building mex. door north Of Nor-
woods's, lately vacated by Mustaehla,
is being fitted up for IA. X. EmmePs
drug store.
For pure fountain and bottle soda,
DR.. Pepper, and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits. nuts, etc, call
on &. g. Parsons. l6jtf
Buggies, Surveys, hacks aud closed
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply YOUR wants In the livery line
promptly and at very low prices. du
WI wyse has gone TO New York
10 buy goods for his house. Mt. wyse
il an experienced dry good, man and
will lay ia a superb stock for the fall
and winter trade.
NJ. W. Wheeler and family, Jack Fol-
liz and family. and Josiah Follis aud
family passed through this city yester-
day en- route home 10 Grimes county
from Milan county.
Marriage licenses. L. d. MENDOZA to
Miss Amelia A. Altenburger, Milehian
Friolo 70 Maria Runiolo, YinoengA
MongognA TO Mrs. Salvatore Rotate, W.
II. Hcdrick to Katie Young.
Mr. Peter Thomas has been author
lied by the commissioners court 10 con-
tract for the building Of bridge across
Cedar creek A. the Williamson place,
twelve or fifteen miles north Of Bryan.
From today until all my feed Is gone,
/ will sell for spot cash or no 70, bran
at Is cents per 100 ponds, cotton seed
meal Ut 40 cents per 100 pounds, new
oats nj "a cents a bushel d. Mike.
2lj
Al knights Of Pythias are requested
to meet At the lodge rooms tonight at
s 30 sharp from which place they will
20 in a body 10 the Academy Of Music
where the visiting Knights will be en-.
tertained.
Joe b. Reels insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war with
spain. For accident and life insurance
either IN lodges or straight life compa.
mics zee Joe Is. Reed. n
Mr.. G. c. Dulaney has accepted a
place At Kernole's store, a. salesman,
aud has been there since the Let. lie
wants his old friends and neighbors %
, call and see him when in town. G. @.
will treat them right.
A. y. Edge and J G. shaw viii organ.
iIe a singing school here Thursday
night a. the Free Baptist church Inn.
mediaiely after the Christian endeayol
Injecting Ia over. Mr.. Edge was in town
yesterday and called on The Eagle.
We learn with regret from the taA
Trolls that there are only q dogs Ia
> Bmzos county. We had always beer
under the impression that man ooult
stand on the streets Of Bryan and XII
lmore dogs than that without MOVING
out Of his tracks.
DR., Geo. II. Tabor, city health officer
has just received new Formaldehyd'
gas generator, amachine for disinfect
ing rooms, persons, clothing, car load
D Of goods, etc. The machine will obviai'
Z very much the necessity for residence
Quarantine In cases Of contagion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Lake Charles, Ia, Aug. a.-Four
prisoners incarceraiod in the parish pris-
on made their escape by removing the
BRICK and mortar In the north wall and
lowering themselves 20 the ground by
means Of blankets. Two are white mon
and two are negroes One white man
and one negro have been captured,
while the other two have not been heard
-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Clarendon. Ark Aug. 9-The cor.
onors inquest into the assassination u
John 7. orr. resulted In a verdict that
Orr came 10 his death from a gunsho,
wound from a gun fired by VIII san.
den, colored man. and naming Miss
Rachael Morris prominent young
Jewess, MR.. Orr, widow OF the murder.
cd man, and Manse Castle, Dennis Rio.
ord, Rilla Weaver ana Rusie Jacobs,
negroes, as accessories to the crime.
There IL much excitement but the
probability Of lynching has disappear.
ed since Judge Thomas has assured ths
people that the accused shall have an
immediate trial.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.

julius Levy returned home yesier-
day.
F.E. Misirot lei, yesterday for New
YORK.
John X. Parker has been sick the past
week.
Mrs. t. P. Boyeit ia visiting In
Hearne.
Miss Lula Lsdnum went to Dallas
yesterday.
DR.. T. L. Todd Of Bethel, was In the
city yesterday.
John MeCulloch was here from HAr-
vey yesterday.
Two mp stairs rooms for rent. Apply
10 Ira Gooch. u
Miss Goodrich Of Marlin, Is visiting
Miss Nellie smith.
New Columbus buggy for sale. APP
ply to }. s. Mooring. 2lv
Rev. 5. c. Martin Of Steep Hollow,
vas in town yesterday.
sam Williams Of near CAr'wheel,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Addie Atkinson Of Jeweit is
visiting Mrs. T. Z. wooien.
For Rent-The house adjoining my
residence. Mrs. W. II. Webb. PA
DR.. Bacon Saunders Of Fl. Worth,
was In the city yesterday.
George Yeager and family were here
from Grimes county yesterday.
sam Isbeil and J. NJ. Black were here
from Grimes county yesterday.
Miss Mary Deems, daughter Of Com.
missioner Deems, Is still very sick.
Miss Eugenia Bone returned Yester-
day from a visit TO Waco and Calvert
Call and see those beautiful new bug
eiea for sale 20 cheap At Parks stable
2l5if
When you want 10 enjoya nice drive
get one Of liza Gooeh's nobby turn
outs. dtf
Misses Ella and Ida Marriott Of
Bethel, we're visitors 10 the city yesier
day.
Tom Stovall and Mrs. Stovall, l.. VI
Mallet and others we're here yesterday
from Grimes.
q. T. McDil, who resides four mile
beyond jacksonville, was here ifadinl
yesterday.
For Sale Cheap--A second han'
huckbboard and harness, good ~ new
Apply At this office. 2ls
Albert worley has been elected stew
ard OF the Bryan fire department. vic
James Ray resigned.
Mrs. Lille l.. Chance and childfel
and Mile Derden have returned from
Eureka Springs, AK.
Mrs. Elizabeth woodall returned Il
Marshall yesterday after a visit 10 he
sister, Mrs. W. II. Wilson.
The 3.pearold son Of Mr. aud Mr'
NJ. A. Rowe died yesterday morning 9
their home near Cottonwood.
DR.. T. II. Hairston will be- 81 hi
office in Bryan Monday and Tuesda!
August 18TH and 10th. 2lS
s.E. Rhodes, J. +. Bloxom, Clifton
and Robert Allen, Tom Duke and Rob
Greer we're here from lola yesterday.
The report Of County Treasurer,
w. Carr was received and approve
yesterday by the commissioners cour
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Judge W. j. Moore was here from The
Brazos bottom yesterday and gave the
usual report Of the terrible rsyages Of
the boil worms. lie says he had cot
ton which would have made bale and
a half TO the acre but for the wormS,
and which will not nog make more than
halt bale 10 the acre.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

An exchange says: Cultured
Boston produced 1878 babies last
year" This is about l43, l27 less
than were produced in grand old
Texas during the same time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-10

Paris, Aug. 0.-Mme Charles Fredel.
ick Worth, widow Of the famous cos
tuner, died here.