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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
Sioite Rriosuvt.

SpeceIt Telegram III @5ccprab Qpiten,"
geaibington, ben 1 ts Suli 1898.
General ainares III T~aabrnitil'
itnnptn rbiat isien ira 2eroag Wib'
oas til Senbag Wioba8 ior at iort'
latte Observation-Disclosures mcb Hcgic'
ringcn. Senoag Worgcn tilbpo ban
iig at oucrgipc Santiago be Gnba
pna ben 9ciingelie. at ban III forla'
be gpen meo iire Trooper % mcS
I'm Ammunition % marimere tiers
upcr Gen. Sette Silbnb blcp aipif.
% SampiOn % Chatter 1T Grore
til at bombarbcrc @Dcn itrar.
Sonoas Gitermibone bumbarbc.
rroe DC | 3 Elmer Saniiaso bnaoe
ira Sanb' o. Spiiben, men Sslaerne
al bcnnc Gamp fienoes cnbuu life.
6n Grproitipn oil mare millig
blipc aiienot til Yprto Nito. Gn
Del al General Sbaitcrs reenlGre
trooper pil leoinge bcnne Grpebi'
tion. - General Wiles pil ielp lore
Spcrfommanouen.
@aibington, lite Suli., 81. II
6urm. General Chatter telegraie.
rer, at &sn peo Santiago brgpn.
Der iOr I!uor ioag. S9aar lore.
ialot Inn iurelobi9e SfiermpSiler.
Aomiral Snmnra bar faaet 2Op
til at ioriDne line Sfibc meo &nl
peo Sne5, oa ban sap ifriiilis ga.
ranti for. at ban piloe penoe tilbage
til Spanien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
ufortrrbent os baperligt arbeios al
hhnns norf Qnun

ufprtrebent os baberligt 4rbeios at
bpsee bort Ganb.
8i elit.r bort 2anb. vi Dil bets Vel.
Cab os ba ibog paa penne Abe Suli,
Ipm braser Santen tilbase til Dor eserl
Iaa bbrt tisbte Jribeb. msbss I ct
lanst, ct euigt gnfte for bore @aabens
SER / ben retfaroise Gag! Cab os
ba peIaa iprnpe bore Setter at bore
trp mob bort 3dnbs Sraoitioner og
Spgape! Sg matte ben bngre Sl9gt
ibag lobe at bpsge bort 2anb mso ben
famine uopilioelise Sroitab og BET
famine erlise 4rbeioe ION bore Sabre.
Raar iaabanne Sdnter siennemitrems
mer bort grbit, ba feirer ri Abe Suli
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
Sm o Gar

bill Der lite Longer finbes BLONDE Wens
neiter, paaituur en- engelIf 8ioenftubs.
mano. Stutiititen piIsr, at al 100
Slonbiner bliper Blot SO, at 100 Srus
METER oerimpb 70 gifte, iaa at ben
BLONDE lupus libt efter liot maa for
fpinoe. Ss'da 9anmart % Spcrige,
tiger nGpntc 8iosnItabsmanp, bliper
Der itdbig iGrre Ipsbaarsbe % ~bladsiebe
perIpnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
Tra Spring 0ropc.
Otter The Herald"

Reifenbe. SIR. Gotten at &ins
brsb, q. Dat. er 8i9it hos Samilien
sprgenruo / 8ilmingtpn.
Slaf aielanb % anton Npe. to
unee MsnneIter, er tcmmen tilbdse fra
en- Sur til Shspsnne Riper, bopr be
bar taest 9ano.
- 8ilbert 3olsrub Tom iilbaae
iibite Srebas fra en- Sur til Sbepsnne,
bpor ban bar 2unb.
- Mifs Gertrude Spbnipn, 0attsr
Of Son. Soften Sphuipn Of glacts
BANNER, er tpmmen biem pda Sons
merbe'sg. gun bar bplbt Sicls psr
Suliteab.
- grubp 5ois at GIrop, Dis., lon
pua ct fort Seiss iioite sOrsoag.
9. 81. Grasbp at Souiton all
uc pud Rutb Riper iibits Srnbag fpl
Of mite, og pod Ell eaer dnoen Mdaot
Tdlot ban uo al 9aabsn % orutnsoe
4foeoe bar II Gar summel % ton
til SouItou / 1882.
9. q. gps unoersit fcrnplia sr
Operation for "appenbicitis" / 60
GrOsie. os hans 2ip bar / Care, mel
ma bar ! he iioite 0ags faaet timber.
refining pr, at ban er bebre.
y. s. Guanrabl falbt for Ell
lib Then neo fra en- bei Gtiaaop o.
brGiteos Senst nebenipr auGet. Or
Stabce ipi9ltsos Del bruote Gem
Oct par ct iipet Srub. % 2Ggsn pa'
DirteIis banss for, at 8snst mactte ia
ges al, men Manpen er MI / Seorino
For special information in regard I
First Grade Certificate, Higher Englis
and Normal Courses-send for catalo
OF the Valdez Normal School. DEBORAH
Iowa. Either of the above cources ca
be completed in one year.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
1ecorab pg Smegl.
Smaapinf.
Sen lite Gull 1898.

3beIemorts @ioliniitsn, anut
Oabls, Tom bsis9is DEBORAH ilpite Tin'
ter, beosr os ON | "poiten" al unoers
rstte bans eamIs 8enner, Der sn'ter al
ifrips til BAN, al hans aorssis for en-
Raanses lib sr: Glepa, Srempedleuu
60, Wis.
Sr. Oscar SIipn, Ssr AZ Sans
SIion, en- al Sseordbs gamIs pionerer,
er Der paa geiee.
Sslaenoe bar fioite llgs fdoet
9Gattfabsliten',: r. q. prdtt pg
ellie Carton; Trdnt g. Gratienberg
"a Rinnie e. Sedoinston; Z. S.
Senb oe Nam GuHp.
Spsr gcoerion apule ira Sldps
ton, Wurrap &c., Wlinn., er Der paa
gefso blanbt fin, mango gamIe Benz
n.r / Winne1bsit. !6an er trooS line
ST gar u~fGopanlie raft "a reris.
San bar blanbt De aIeriprite norfe
Settlere pau Wafbinqton Proirie
1850.
Sdns fcrits 6iem, par pua bet Gdno,
ION MI uoaier 9a'tor aorsns preite'
aoarb. Smtrent 80 Qar fioen fpttsoe
ban meo 6amilis p%eitppsr til Sbearod
Ssttlemsntet, % iua snbelie til WlurrD
Gpuntp, Minn., bpor bans to Sennsr
"a TO 0stre Dor / rel gobc SmltGnoi9s
beb.r. @.rtrub, hans 9uitru oeoe Tor
10 adr fiben. Ssnnen peoer sr
Gountp Srtasursr % bar beitpret bette
Gmbeb. / d Ssrminer.
Scn. Rels Carton al SigbIdno
Sopnfhip bar / 0ecorub forleo.n Dag
% fisbte en- az be bersmte Secordb
Winomi1s. 9stte er Cartons fsr'te
@inbmsls. Snn bar / bis'e mango
9tar bapt mere enb nct S%prin9cano
paa TT 9anb, men bar M maattet bore
10 grsnbe.
= Or. q. 8. 2ommen mootog for ct
Bar 0aes Iioen en- 9sreI pad $50 ira
Spring @rops, Iom 9iorug til Sps
bnonina at ben npe airfe / 2pmmens
Gner | 8albers. 8ipsrnss Rapne er
@iermunb s. 2pmmsn $40. RieIs
9ulitfpn aiite % Soften Spbnion
bper $500. Den Slugs fore Selsb
helper.
= Sls 6. Segs. en- albre Srober al
Sobn Sses, bsbe fprleoen / Selena,
Montana. Sor 40 gur iibsn Torlpo
ban 9eecrab for at isgs lin optse fom
8ulbsrupsr / @siten. Ifpsoe bupos
og'ua osltaaet / Sprecrtrigen. San
bar peb fin Ssb 60 glar sammsl.
Ole 8. Mos % bans Ssn Sobn
meo Sarltlle p9 Sddgen Sarlolp pdr
prrst oppe / Sc Rpp. Minn., bpor be
Ieirsbe ben Abe Suli. De hdpoe en- rig
tia norton Dag, tiger be. De 'tifteoe
gstienbtItab msb mango al beres Spsz
befpIt fra 2Grbal.
= Den tp7e Sansicrsnin9 "5rcbz
INN" Hptteoe fprriee uge inc / ct mt
2ptale / Stepsrs 9lpd. 2srba9 often
bdpbs ben arranaeret en- 5eit for np9le
af Scrsnins.ns 8ennsr pg for at opers
raft. 5crenine.ns Sn'truttsr Sr. 8.
Z. 9. 8remm mso en- e~ulotnappet
Stot. Sr. Otto Drsrsl talts os opsrs
rate 9remm benne Mineesape. Der
perl.bes m.b Sang ps saler uooper
4it.n.n, ps ale Tiger, at bet bar en-
ristis bnssslis Set.
- Qpert.rsoe 9rspe: Mr. Sohn s.
Scbnfpn-Wrs. y. 3. Spale.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
taller.
Sen Grperbigc Gr'S enator bebano
Ter &risen % oers Yroblemer.


Slili bar en- uulminoeli9 itorartet Ifs
fore. Sporben Sist Iau, msbtts Be
itueren af glimrenoe D~etorationer /
be rationale Sarper. Sertil tom en-
0ierpeprpcesitpn met ;Slaaber %
mari6erenbe Wenncftsm9nsoer. S
Srbepenbenee Sal par Ger 1elt mec
Sdler, oeiaa / I%nlebnins at. a. bet
gumle Statstapitol, ipm MI bar un'
oergaast Reitauration og er fat / COB
Stanb, formelt ituloe cpersioes |
gpsng Sic. 3iblisers Il. 9. Sena,
tor Gsrres ). Gomunbs bar Dasens
SaIsr. Sm Den III paagaaenoe aris
ubtalte Wr. Gomunbs:
"0e nDIig iteofunone SegiDenbeoer
piier nOtIom. at bore Miiti9rz og
MurinstrGfters Spstisteo, Dob os
Notwithstanding 9anoletraft paa
ingeniompclit Wiadbe sr aItd9et i,ben
/ gamls 9ags. De piisr cglaa. at BET
eneite % ertl9rebe 6ormaoI meb aris
gen bill bore naaet, iaainart SpdnienS
Sropper og Serrsosmme forldoer
Cuba.
"8ernGit pperlabss bet til alt Sols
let / Cuba at beitemme pee rimelio oa
bGoerIie 8algbanoling, bborlsocs be-
res 6prfatning os Stpre 'tul pare, %
bporleoes BET belle ifal oripes. !9ois
bet b~egrunpes paa Yrineipet ON ct
Slertalsitpre, ifal bet blipe interesIant
at iusttage, bporpibt 6reo % Rst os
Sroen BIZ tomms til at ~eriitere %
blipe peoli9ebolot. Msn bpis ben upe
Regjertng ital bpgges paa Yrincipet ON
at lGg9e Waeten / S9nosrne paa BEN
Del al Sefoltningen, iom beIibosr
teiere llooannelie eler Rieopm eller
beggs oisie Sproele, od bill 2anoetS
Stprelie blioe sfter ct Winbrstuls
Soraootbefinbenbe - ct pirteliat @ri,
i%tptrati Itabt peb 9op.
"Soerten hpdo maj tdloer Smperius
ltsme eller Singoisme bar pGret til
laot, enbog lite peo Sno6lanbing. at
tage nogen Del / bette fore % frpgtes
lt9e ~&rigsbrama. Songresien liaes
'daltot ION Solicit bar funnel fable
paa ben Sants at inblemme / Stdters
mes 6omilie ct af'onoret 5oIf, ipm
lite er bomooent eller li9edrtst meo
bort eget, forat be itulbe faa en- Saano
meo at sipe 2ooe for bort eeet 2unb.
"gHlutningsn paa Sriaen maa nas
turligois blipe efterfulet al Stubsss
holoelie for ben ieirsnbs Bart. Wsn
Seierherren bsr p9re msget IorIi9tie
o9 ie bel til, at ben formooebs Stabe8s
lesboloslIe lite piier fig til 6prtrGb
i'teoetfor at blipe en- tilfrepsitiuenoe
@r'tatning."
@n9auenoe Spprgsmdalet ON at
'lutte Iliance meo en- fremmeo Wcat
uotalte Wtr. Gomunos fla paa felgens
be Muaoe:
"Stormdgtsrnes (pfte f~orancreoe)
6orbclo til binanoen pilbe aisrs pe.
hplIt ubetoemt % enooe furIigt for ps
at 9da ino paa en- permanent 4liance
mso nc9sn al benz. De er aIeIammcn
u%abenbdrt bore Ysnnsr, % lea n9rer
ingen Spipl ON, at be, forIadpiot Sol
fet betrefer, osiaa er bet / girteliobez
ben. SpiltenIombelit @aiance / uos
trait S%etDonin9 meo en- al Waaterne
piloe oerfur p9tte Mistro hos dls be
sorlge pg tunoe blipe I~tuotlig for Dor
@liereos idupelipm for os ielp. g4uIGs
irgtons aoparenoe Orb, Re ian rirroe
Itrar efter a~fIlutningen pad bor bel
pi9e og gaOnlige glIiunce meo 5rantz
ri9e, er mere p9gtige M, o1 ri er
'tGrte, eno be bar for ct Surcreoe Nar
fo.,H
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
9rs. Duncan e. mar
Hamburger, Ian trpEps,.

Sprine ganep, Rinn., III. I'll N. o.,
Breton, Nlinn., she. soc Ga l0b, yI9'
ebatrelo, gainn., lite o. l2te Y"'1
0pultpn, wtinn., 13oe, i4oe M
9anesborp, Mimi lobe III 1s6ss .ovs !
8ieaiant @roue, Wiun. 19oe M Sat
Steiuario'ls, @inn., 21Oe % 22SS,' 2 Ss,,i
Gerber treties uoen Sm,rt.. VI,
beioe garanteres. az
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

9nSliu9cn: SEQ unores pan, ON 5srss
6aotr ciIOe buut mig til sOiserigP
llngmpsn; "osiit i~auoipnlist. papa ce
ies sr altio uenies."
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
ainur Gin a%prNnarito.
a.. ecuts 9pGamdrfto.
an, a.. haul ~apGsmarfts.
n..,as 81 M~psamarfte

Spruipra-Bulls, ........'''''9 10
Stockers and feeders..'''' "a
SpIH-buiS Oh 800
S~aar-Muttons. 2 70
Lambs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
On liHia seem.

Gn 9olititonitabel bapbs moi at
sirre meo at hOloe Srbsn pua en- 5oltes
bob. ION pso en- itsrrs gegrupslis
transtss uceniOr airtegaurbsporten.
Gue piloe ino, men aonitabelen bplbt
imob.
Siliioit ubbrpoer en- ti9mpsnoe,
CANNED Sone: SEQ Itulos enIts. isa
oeoe imorssu, iuu itulos isa pfc Dem,
at jes tunos tomme ino paa 8irtesaar.
ben. ON ioa tnoe aonitabIsr Ttoe
ipeien."
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

Nnifcs. VT iaa Bot ION Glerf len
Abe AIuS'cs &oit Siicc al en- unq Tioc.
6or n9rnlerc llnperretrmg ttlitrlp rs 81.
are OF "Secorab Holteu", 9ccorab, Solua.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

arntouiSaia Riun.assl,s
0putautfais tSbIeaan
WS-Winter wheat patents. 4.
9cn lite Suu

N(el- Winter wheat patents. . LOO
Hard Spring patents. ..... 40
Straights. 800
6ugmel. 2.25-i
@interbpeoe-9fo. 3 red. ...... Is =
Nc. 2 red. 50 =
@narbpeoe-Rp. 3............ 70 !
IS i
Wtals-Np. 3, f.o.b.......... 324-
Hc. 3 white. 32i5-
Sapre-Yo. 8 f.o.b......... 224-
No. 3 white ....... 2jR-
En9-Ho.2. TO go in store. =. ISL
$40 3..................... -
Spg-Malting grades ....... SO :
Feed lots. 80 :
Sre-No. I Sprfrs........... l.0i-
SimptbelTrp. .......... 2.W-
Sipperfrp.... ............ 400
Sp-5 imptheL cholce........ 9.T5-ll
Srairie. choice. 10 OOH
Solm-NugbnIm. ........ SOU
&peoes % Saprehalm. ...... -
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
Sr,tccc Drponftmarfts

Smpr-Creameries.. ...... lSl
Dairies, II
Live poultry-3altuner. 100. o,
SplIs. ~
eSIps nr, Iutn......s3 So
gGs-Strictly fresh. loss off,. LOh
9tpe 8oteter, p. Su.......... :"
NpB, pr. Su.................. 81;
Suoer. o,
SdlB
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

Smsr-Creamerie l2Hg
Diaries. ny
gGg--Cases incl. 5h-
Sl-Trlmol, Yto. l % 60. ~
Brick, 9to. !, 3 % 3....... ~
Live poultry-9alimner. ..... . :
ApHS.
Spring chickens. " :
OSuner 6 :
oSIms 5 :
9Sbler-Car lots, as TO variety : 40
Sp9, pr. vi % 7
Soueofnal, pr. Crate. 6V :
Gpteicr. pr. 8u. / Gar yots... % !
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
et,toas a~vGGnarfee.

e n,u-J 10Th. SO. Il
W;x.J 3.ij
Heavy. -.
Rough. ~
Sprntp92-Beeves .......,. 4'vy
Cows and heifers @'V.
Texas steers. 80
Stockers and feeders. $50. Ok:
SGar-Native sheep......... S'S.
Westerns. 80
Lambs. f'o'
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

Zen emme MOOsr: ~orao tror bu, ellie
gut blipsr, nonr ban bliper porsu!A
Zen iortpiplebe ISooer: SSes peo i'll;
WarfTriser, aniassr ies."
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

For special information in regard 10
First Grade Certificate, Higher English
and Normal Courses-send for cataloe
OF the Valdez Normal School. DEBORAH,
Iowa. Either of the above cources can
be completed in one year.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-03

J. A. Myers wagon contest closed
yesterday at noon. Mr.. W. L. CLARK Of
jacksonville. had greatest number Of
tickets, 1900, aud was declared the
winner by committee composed Of A.
]. Searcy Of Madison county and X. NJ.
Wilson, W. L. Turner and r. II. Smith
The wagon Is a daisy prize Mitchell and
Mr.. Clarke is very proud Of 1t. lie
requests the Eagle to thank his friends
in Madison, Brazos and Grimes counties
for the assistance rendered him.
! make a speciality Of eompounding
prescriptions, nothing but the bes.
goods used. which insures good results
for tho sick ones. Bring them 10 me.
B. S. Read. the druggist. HAT
Cock fights between local Mug.
wumps' chickens and Jones "war
Horses" Of Deanyille. will begin thil
morning at 9 O'Clock at the pit back Of
Taylor x COX's place.
Ira Gooch is now giving careful pei
sonal attention to his livery busines,
and oil he asks is that you &c, his pri
ces and give him an opportunity tC
serve you. 49,
The new American beer hall wss open
ed up yesterday n the Zenna,ti blocl
with free beer and lunch. The hall &
very handsomely fitted up.
A complete line Of the novelties {
Writings, Hurds and Cranes staiioner,
in the latest tints and sizes at b. S
Reads drugstore. ll4tf
Rev, John r. Cochran and wife lsf
Tor Houston yesterday, where III,
former will assist Rev. q. A. Hooper IL
revival meeting.
II. ] Putney the old reliable piano
tuner will be in Bryan about the lOll
ofJune. lfyou want good work wal
for him. 100
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-03
WAR RISKS.
THE sew YORK LIFE WILL PAY
THE POLICY ~ YOU PAY
THE PREMIUM.

"The New York Life writes the mos
libereral policy always and now comeI
forward with the following clear cu|
proposition about war risks. Read II 1
We will continue TO write accumult
ion policies without any extra premiuiI|
whether or not applicants are armj
officers or member ,of any kind OF mil
tAfy organization, even though mei
do enter active service, 40 '0ng ne Ind
remain within the United States ai|
do not enter navy. Anyone, therefore
now member Of any kind of miliiar
organization can take one OF %
policies to-day without paying any q
TIA premium whatever. II later on
should enter navy or actually sail y
Cuba, at that moment, by sending as
Jingle premium equal to . per cent. Z
the insurance. his policy will contint
good for its face. II he should Owe
look this payment OF be unable TO ma
10, aud entered the navy or vent
Cuba, we would hold that his poll &
was nevertheless good for one.ienih
face anyway. We have sent TO eve
agent a package OF blanks to use
supplement 10 application, askie
whether applicant Is member Of ml
tary organization at present or has q
present intention Of enIisting' II tho
questions are answered no, We will
sue 10 all such men perfectly condilio1
less accumulation policies same X
We issued PRIOR to April 81. und'
which II he were compelled heFalter 4
enlist, he could 70 TO war aud even
Cuba without any extra premium whe
ever" NEW YORK LIFE,
X. G.. TABOR, 40
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-03

T. b. Graham Of Waco, is In the city
ben Ettleson spent Sunday in Waco.
Walter wippreeht went to Fl. Worth
Sunday.
II. G. Robinson went down the road
Yesterday.
Mrs. Gabe schwarE is visiting in
Hampstead.
Miss Bessie Ross returned homo to
Waco Sunday.
Walter Coulter has been sick the
past two days.
Mrs. L. F. Downward returned to
Corsicana Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Palmer Of Maids
onville, are in the city.
Lawn and garded rubbur and cotton
hose T'sc per foot at Myers. 1856
Mrs. Paul NJ. Raysor and children
returned from Galveston Sunday.
Mrs. Phil Clark Of Hampstead, is
visiting Dr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Hall.
W. L. aud J. Z. Aslin and W. W.
Gamer came in from the bottom yester-
day.
Baseballs, bats, masks and gloves at
the lowest price at b. s. Reads drug
store. lliu
Nv. Dnderick aud vile Of Maya.
sofa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.
DeMRret.
A complete and splendid assortment
Of fshing tackle and sporting goods, at
b. ;. Read's drugstore. lllf
DR.. W. c. Friley returned to MeIia
yesterday where he is engaged in a
splendid revival meeting.
Ira Gooch's livery stable is now thor.
oughly equipped with new and stylish
single and double buggies, fne driving
horses, new closed carriages and other
vehicles. Get bis prices when you want
livery service. l8I
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-03

Burt Norwood has just returned from
lengthy trip through Madison and
Leon counties. having visited Willow
Hole, Madisonville. Conner, Mecca,
Leona, IIsnnessy, Rogers Prairie and
other points. He wasimmensely pleas
oil with his trip and says that 10 one Of
the best farming countries he ever saw,
and that crops are splendid. He says
be was treated royalty by the people all
along the trip.
One Of the nieest presents we have
received lately is map Of the world
and Of Cuba and its environs. gotten up
with a view to assist the reader 10 un-
derstand the military movements in
the SpAnish.Americsn war. II is pre-
senied with the compliments Of Ben
s. Read. the druggist and Il is a vAlua-
BILE addition to any Office.
The carnival Of sport opened here
last night with three hack cock fights.
Knoblauch's Yellow Tiger won over
Stephens Free Silver in first fight;
second fight, Knoblaueh's Mugwump
won over south's Grist Champion;
third 6ght, south's Ghst Champion
won over Knoblauch's Yellow tiger
shown in frst battle.
Entries for the two days cooking
main began 10 arrive yesterday. J A.
Stephens came down from Hillsboro
with sixteen Free Silver" chickens,
and NJ. G. Jones got In from Deanyille
with ten "wGr Horses" chickens. One
hundred chickens will probably be pit.
ted during the main. The pit located
in the rear ofTaylor & COx's saloon.
The pastor, Rev. ] B. Cochran, an.
nounces that there will be no preaching
at the Methodist church Sunday and
Sunday night. Other services as usual
The picnic Of the Methodist Sunday
school will be given Friday one and q
half miles east Of town.
Try Maple Grove Soap for washing
silks, embroideries, laces and all fin,
goods. viii not ruin the colors or injur'
the fabric. Cheaper than ordinary
laundry soap at Cole Bros. 1876
The advance guard Of visitors to III,
sports here today and tomorrow begar
to arrive yesterday and others cam,
las, night A rousing crowd is ex
pected.
Born. yesterday morning 10 Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Hoke Of 81. Louis,
daughter. Mrs. Hoke 10 a guest o
Mrs. II. X. White.
Buy homo while you are payinl
rent. | have a desirable house for sal
on the instsllment plan. c. A. Adams
Agent. l39
Ion Weatherford is leading his elias
in s,enography at the spencerian busl
mesa college OF Louisville, Ky.
For Sale Cheap-A nice new top bug
~. Has been used hut little.
II Gooch's Stable.
Mrs. Jim Franklin Of Childress, Tex
as, is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. II
Franklin and other relatives.
For Accident and Life Insuran
either in Lodges or Straight Lifi Cor
panies see Joe b. Reed. n
A number OF the Jewish people Ct
ioyed q picnic on the Brszos river sur
. day.
Judge W. G. Taliaierro came dow
from Cameron to spend Sunday.
b. II. Poverty came up yesierda
from Millican.
Judge A. c. BrieIr went TO Nayasol
Yesterday.
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MORE PARTICULARS
OF THE BATTLE
Dewey Fought Both the spanish Fleet
aud the CaVito Batteries In the
Manila Iiafbor.

New York, May ,. "A dispatch TO
The Herald from London says:
The Asiatic squadron Of the United I
States, Commodore Dewey commanding, |
Sunday. engaged and completely de-
feated the Asiatic squadron Of spain in
the haibor Of Manila In tho Philippine
islands.
All the news Of the great naval battle
thus far received is coming from Span.
ism sources coming In ptoccmeal This
shows conclusiyely that Manila has not
yet been taken by the American force.
and that the cable lines arr still under
the control Of Spain.
Commodore Dowcy's hoet, on LEAVING
Subig hay a few miles from Manila,
about o'clock Saturday afternoon,
proceed towards Manila, the batteries
located there announcing hi. arrival.
Both fleets lined mp Tor battle about
dayhroak-about 8 O'Clock Sunday morn.
ing The guns Of the American war.
ships began firing on the fortress Of
Cayito and the arsenal 81 Manila
Under the protection Of the guns Of
these forts the Spanish warships opened
fire on the American fleet. For several
hours the harbor rcsoundod with the
roar Of guns, the crashing Of steel and
timbors, tine shricks and groans Of the
wounded. Thick clouds Of smoke az
times almost obscurcd the opposing
fleets from each other.
4 well directed shot reached the iron
cruiser Don Juan de Austria, vessel Of
100 tons. 4 terrific explosion follow.
ed and the ship was blown up
All the time during the FIRST engage.
ment the American ships werc under
way, their manouycring being intended
20 render the craftsmanship OF the
Spanish gunners less effective.
The American squadron about o'clock
drew of TO the west side Of the bay and
took refuge behind some foreign ship.
ping. The ships had evidently suffered
considerable damage.
After some hasty repairs they return.
ed 10 the conflict.
During this engagement the guns Of
the Cavite battery maintained steadicr
and stronger fire ON Commodore Dew
ey's ships than in the first encounter,
but tho American guns were being used
with telling effect
As the smoke lifted II was seen that
the flagship Roina Cristina was on Gre.
Tho vessel was completely burned. In
the interval between the two engage.
mcnts Commodore Monteio moved his
flag from the Roma Cristina TO the
smaller cruiser, Isla de Cuba. 10 the
fact that he made this change he doubt.
less owes his life.
The cruiser Castillo, next 10 the flag.
ship, the largest and most powerful OF
the Spanish squadron was also burning.
The cruiser Don Antonio de Ulloa and
the Mindano were also badly damaged
In this encounter
That the American squadron received
severe damage In the engagement can
not be doubted. Early reports had II
that five Of Commodore Dewey's ship.
had been sunk Later adyices from
Madrid put the number at two.
There were undoubtedly heavy losse;
in men on both sides. One apparently
Trustworthy report states that the Span
ish had 200 killed and 400 wounded.
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New York, Mry "A dispatch to the
Herald from Cadi1 SAYS:
a strong anti.Engiish feeling prevails
here, and Ia consequence English
yachtsmcn are avoiding this port, going
TO Lisbon instead Al ship movements
are studiouly concealed.
Three Italian steamers have been pur.
chased.
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Washington, May % Tho pre- ident
has In course Of preparation q procll.
nation which will De- issued within the
next day or two, fixing the statues Of
Spanish subjects IN this country. Gen.
orally speaking, the proclamation will
make It known that such subjects are
under suspicion.
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Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

JOHN, Cloyton, N MI G Huber,
Chicago; Guy VI Bryan City; r Hagen,
New Orleans; J l. FarqnhAr, Navasota;
Louis Miller, NayasotA; G LArgtun,
New York; RIB Thompson, NavasotA,
J J Burke, Galveston; A b Msthews,
Waco; Jno J Bailey, ST Louis; Geo fl
steen, St Louis; r II Hugg, San Fran
CLEO.
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COMMANDMENT ON.

People Fleeing to the Country aud Ca
bic Operators Desert Their Posts
New York, May A Hong Kong
dispatch today nj noon said
Bombardmont OF Manila has begun
The inhabitants are fleeing to the coun.
ny. Operators in the cable station,
which Is In the middle Of the fort, have
fed to save their lives