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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
They Are Glad to Accept a Cessation
Of HOstilities, as They We're
Short On Provisions.
NORMAL PRICES NOT
as YET RESTORED.
Eggs Are Worth Twenty. Pive Cents a
Piece and Other Provisions stu
uIgh Extra Prices offered
For Good Tobacco,

Havana, Aug 26-The British steam.
er TAyan from Jamaica has arrived at
CienfuegOs with 900 tons af provisions
for the Spanish army. The German
steamer Lynda. from New York, also
reached there. She carried % passen-
gers and general cargo.
The Norwegian steamer Franklin,
from Key West, with provisions and 40
passengers, and the steamer Klondike,
with pork, -four, meat, corn and wheat.
The steamer Clinton, with Miss Clara
Barton Of the American Red Cross 20.
ciety, has also arrived with provisions
for the society.
Reports from Pinar del Rio province
say that the suspension Of hostilities
comes Agreeably 20 the insurgents, a.
they were entirely without clothing and
were obliged to divide in small groups,
IL being impossible 70 find provisions for
all
Reports from saguA Ia Grande an
nounce that there IL great animation
among tho tobacco buyers There are
daily arrivals from Havana Of dealers
who onerfi4 for 100 pounds Of Remedies
tobacco.
Reports from Santa Clara provinces
say that leaf tobacco Is sold in packages
at from eIS to go per 100 pounds.
The Havana municipality has agreed
10 request the colonial secretary Of the
treasury 30 allow the importation Of cat
lie into the Island free Of duty because
Of the scaroeness Of cattle and the high
prices which prevail.
The arrival Of many vessels has given
the port and the whArves almost their
normal aspect Nevertheless sufficient
provisions have not yet arrived 10 sup
ply Havana, let alone the interior towns
Although there 10 bread enough for all
there IL not the same abundance a. in
normal times, nor u the price normal.
Eggs are worth 20 cents each.
Great anxiety exists among all social
classes, especially among commercial
men aud planters and producers as 10
the form Of government for Cuba which
viii be decided upon by the Paris com.
mission.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
Foed Far Oh. starving.

Washington, Aug. 26.-In accordance
with the determination Of the admins.
tration tho ComAl has sailed from Tam
- for Havana with 1000, 900 nations for
distribution 20 the starving people OF
Cuba these rations will b. distributed
by Lieutenant A. ID. Niskerne, under
direction Of Captain Lotus Miles Of the
artillery, in conformity with the orders
Of the president and secretary Of war.
Supplies will be sent 20 other provinces
In the island under direction Of the Of.
hcers Of the army a. emergency may de.
mAnd.
Il has been learned that there will be-
no difficulty regarding the entry Of the
supply vessels TO Cuban ports or their
distribution under the direction Of the
United States army officers. Il is said
that the Spanish authorities are glad 10
have the provisions sent in.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

awe. braided the nesn. stretched tne
limbs. destroyed with horrors unspelk-
able the minds and bodies o. a people.
while the turn Of a spade In a palace
garden brings e back 10 the rlimpses
OF a modern moon which no more looks
down on the tragedies Of old Venice.
Following the destiny Of an such his
torical fotsam. this relic will doubt
less spend an honorable and admired
old age within the glass case OF a mu-
scum. for councils come and councils
go. uhe l. c. G.. no less than the c.
ID. d. but inkstands. as We know. 70
on for eyer-The Sketch.
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Advie.s Prem Porto Rleo.

Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. 26.-Tho
transport obden from Charleston ar.
rived Thursday, bringing Mrs. Miles
and her daughter, the wife Of Colonel
Rice. General Miles contemplAtes an
immediate return TO the United States.
Tho Fourth Pennsylvania, the Third
Wisconsin and the Third Illinois volun.
teeu will be sent home without delay.
Sickness among the troops Il on the
increase. There are now 900 men now
In hospital quarters.
General Ernest's tcigAde left for San
Juan yesterday by way Of Guayana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
The Late., Lev, ON Man. Clothes.

The lates levy women have made on
the masculine wardrobe has been head
Cd by the fair huntresses OF England
and Long Island Il Is the appropria.
'.on Of the long oyercoat. Whereas
men have adopted a special coat-the
covert coat for riding 10 hounds which
Is short enough TO be worn comfort
ably while on horseback. and has been
found 80 convenient that II has been
generally adopted for morning wear
women have seized upon the Chester
held. and. adapting Il to heir needs.
use Il when they are moving about be.
fore or after riding. II gives a pl-
quantity mannlsh appearance to a slight
and pretty woman. and will doubtless
be used for other occasions than this
for which It was originally intended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
Psa.lsa Tor . CHINESE.

Washington. Aug. 25.-The pension
Office has granted a pension to All Gun,
Chinese subject and widow Of Pascal
Martin, . sailor Of the United States
navy, 20 whom she was married in
Shanghai in 1895. Three children were
born 10 the couple. The widow will re.
oeive o. per month and me children a.
each. Almost every other country fur.
nishes one OF more pensioners TO Uncle
Sam. but until now China was witbou,
q REPRESENTATIVE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

San Francisco, Aug. 90 Mrs. ID. A.
Botkin who Is accused Of the murder Of
Mrs. J. p. Dunning and Mrs. J. Deane
at Dover, Del, by sending them box
Of poisoned candy, now occupies quar-.
terS In the city prison. Her husband,
who is working hard in Ler behalf, Is
allowed TO visit her. She refuses 10 b Q
interviewed, but constantly asserts her
innocence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

Washington, Aug 2j.-lt is said that
General Tracy has declined 70 serve on
the peace commission In his place, the
same authority states, the president has
selected WhitelAw Reid as the fifth
member Of the commission. Mr.. Reid
was one Of the first selections Of the
president, but because Of opposition Of
Senator Platt. who desired General
TrAcy's appointment, Mr. Reid was
dropped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
White Men R.e,l,. Ne,le..

Terrell, Tex, Aug. 26.--T. jackson Of
RockwAll was hero and stated that five
white men in that neighborhood had ~.
ceiyed anonymous notices TO leave town
on pain Of death and that considerable
excitement prevailed In that section
over the various actions Of the white.
caps
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
color.d ol,I aud Coal on.

Paris, Tex, Aug. "a. Ada, a colorod
girl, employed by Charles Guthrie Of
Of this city, was terribly burned while
attempting to light a FIRE with coal OH.
A b-gallon can Of oil exploded, and it
took hard work 10 save the residence
The girl died few hours later in terri.
bio nRonv.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
JerEsd nj. mead Nearly ON

Iron River, Wis, Aug. 90 Charles
johnson hanged himself here with a
piece ~ harhod wire He bent a small
tree over aud attached the wire, then
let 90 Of the tree. His head was nearly
severed from his body.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
csasr..n.a bailey R.aomls.t.d.

Sherman, Ter. Aug. 20. The Demo.
Gratis Of the Fifth congressional district
met here yesterday and renominated
Congressman Joe Bailey. He had no
opposition and was the choice Of every
delegate. The platform was made TO suit
Mr.. Bailey's IDEAS. He made \ great
speech accepting the nomination.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

Eugene, Orc, Aug g. BY the ex.
plosion Of boiler OF q threshing ma.
chine on the farm Of j. +. Kirk near
here, one man was killed, two fatally
and several others more or less hurt
The boiler was old and the steam gauge
was out OF order.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
Charged win Assault.

san Marcos, Tex, Aug 60 -Ander.
son Booker and John Harrison Brown
were arrested on warrants issued by d.
w. Daley, justice Of peace, charging
them with assaulton the person Of Clara
Thomas, under l2 years old Defend.
ants Waiyed examination.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
A Texans Gratitude
Praise For the Remedy Which Saved
His Daughter and Two Sons.

There is theory whatever about what s. s. s. will do No
vague hearay evidence presented its behalf but the pos
tive uncontroverble testimony OF honorable upright people,
who have the confidence and esteem of their neghbo proves
concusvey the virtue Of the remedy Swfts Specific g. s.
81 not recommended by its propeors only hut every
claim made for it is backed by the words Of praise Of thousands
of reliable people all the country who have found the
only for real obstinate diseases Of the blood No other
remedy earth the depeated stubborn blood dis
which S. s. S. because these diseases beyond
their reach S. 5. S. is real blood remedy and gets down
the very foundation Of all diseases having their origin the
blood and every Of the faint IL matters
what other treatment has failed S. s. S. will any
Here testimony which shows beyond the value Of
Specific from who had exhausted medical skill 70 his
children. and is value not BE- overestimated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
D.nnI. YIysn Again Nominated.

III Reno, o. T.. Aug 2s.-Dennis
Flynn has been nominated for delegate
to congress by the Republican conven-
ton here. Mr. Flynn served As delegate
In the Fifty.fourth congress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
Iaaer..a Mss.en fer Pr,.ld.n,.

Louisville, Ky. Aug 30. The popo.
Lists Of Floyd county, Indiana, met in
mass convention in New Albany. They
nominated a full county ticket and in.
dorsed Richmond Pearson Hobson Of
Merrimsc fame for president OF the
United States.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27
Whlteoaps In Lamar,

Paris, Tex. Aug. 2G.-whitecaps have
appeared In the southwestern corner Of
this county, oolored school teacher
having left after two notices 10 quit had
been served ON him by whitecaps.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

receiving scratch on her leg, which be-
came poisoned boy the colored dye In her
stocking, The sore spread and became
quite painful The doctors used salyes and
ointments, and dry powders, but did her no
good whatever, the sore continuing 70
spread and grow oil the while. | gave her
two bottles Of s 5. $. which healed up the
sore and cured IL permanently.
" Several years ago my youngest son.
Clement j.. had what the doctors pro-
nounced an internal blood trouble, which
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

the stomach knowing IRON experience the great virtue
s. s. S. IL TO him. and bottles cured him sound and
well, that his health has been excellent since. sws
Specific has done for family that feel competent
judge Of its merits and do not hesitate declare TO be the
best blood remedy made. "R. J. McKISNEY,
"Dicey Parker Co.. Texas"
II dangerous experiment with blood diseases There
only for hem and all other remedies only aggavae
tho disease and render moro difficult Swts Specific
Is. S. 81 accomphes what other remedy cam 10
goes down to very bottom Of all blood diseases and per-
manenty obstinate deopseated which beyond the
reach of other remedies IL fails 10 Scroua
Catarrh Eczema rheumatism Cancer Toter Sores Ulcers
any other form Of blood trouble SIS s. purely vegetable
and tho only blood remedy guaranteed 10 contain not par
tiole Of mercury potash, any other mineral
sBooks blood and skin diseases mailed free to all by tho
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

Washington, Aug. 25-The average
number Of war revenue stamps issued
during July was -, 40, 527 daily.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

Buffalo, y. Y, Aug. 26.--lt has boon
definitely decided that the Corbctt. Nc.
Coy hattie will take place az Checkto.
waga on Oct 1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

Have the cook save all the lemon
skins. after she has made her pies and
jellIez. and put them into the water
pitcher on the wash-siand. The re-
suit Ia fragran; toilet water. which ID
beneficial to the skin. Several slices
OF lemon IN the bath are very good.
Care must be taken to remove the
seeds. else the plurblnE VIII be IL.
jured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

when my oldest son, Richard, was
quite young, he had severe attack Of
brain fever, which left him in a very feeble
condition. Several large risings appeared
on his face and shoulders, and before long
they became obstinate running sores.
They continued % grow worse, though he
was treated by the best physicians, and
for more than four years the sores
caused untold suffering. All kinds Of
.alves and ointments were used, but they
had no effect. One of the doctors said
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-27

thht U the healed Wouu XIII having tired
somany remedies vain naturally discouraged and had
little hopes ~ his being well again friend advised that
s. s. (Swlts specic be- tried and IL happy sugges-
ton, for he began improve at the poison forced
out and the a healed up perfectly lie Is twenty
old had sign Of the trouble
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-06-04
w. I. LAFOLLETTE,
Member State Cen. Com.

Not less unique than the South Dakota
cowboy regiment is that OF Teddy
Roosevelt's rough riders, regiment
largely recruited from the western
plains. Teddy's regiment, however, con
tains goodly number of what some
would call dudes, In that they came
from Harvard, Yale and not few from
Fifth avenue, New York. But they are
all right and don.s you forget it. Every.
one of them is trained athelete and
the nerve that even a cowboy might
envy. And Teddy himself is bird.
He resigned as assistant secretary OF
war to recruit this regiment. He has
seen western life in all its phases, a
goodly part Of it on his Montana ranch,
and he can shoot and ride as we'll as
the best of them. Rich thongh is he per-
fers to accomplish some good in the
world and oas sacrificed much that to
that end. Here's to Teddy's Rough
Riders and Grigsbys Cowboys. May they
skin the Dons to a finish.
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WHERE.

Where Is recorded BY the National
French Draft Horse Association in lhe
National Register of French Draft
Horses Vol. S, No, 5OS6. Foaled in 1887,
bred by Dillon Bros. at Normal, ILL.,,
sired by Estrador 2423. Where is also
recorded in the American Percheron
Horse Breeders Association register
Nc. 622, where his pedigree is given as
follows: Sired by Estrador 4525, by
Ferona 1912, by French Monarch 2O5, by
Ilderine 1902, BY Valentine 53O2, BY
Vieux Chaslin 703, by Coco 7l2. Where's
dam was little Pearl 1916 by Saint
Laurent 435; second dam Boquet 526;
Rosette 1867 by Coco ia.
WHERE is a coal black, 1s hands
high, very heavy name and tail, and
weighs 1900 lbs. and over at six years OF
age and when grown will weigh 2,2OO
lbs. He Is a heavy draft horse, good
walker Of quiet disposition, but when
woke up is very active and has grand
movement that will please and astonish
all admirers Of large forses.
A number OF his colts are being kept
for breeders, and are held at 5000 ard
$500 dollars each,
Where will be at home Monday fore
moons; VIM Martins Monday night; j. M.
Pasek's, Lake George, Tuesdays; Corn
elius Miller's Wednesday night; E. H.
Harris Thursday; at home Friday
morning and Kimball Saturdays.
TERMS: To insure good standing
colt: 50. For more than one mare, s.
Tor seach standing colt after the first
II you wish to raise horses for market
WHERE is the best, cheapest and most
profitable horse for you to use.
E. P. and w. NJ. BARKER,
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A sold,ers C,otl, ing,

The full clothing equipmen Of the
private Is: campaign hat; 1 blouse; one
pair trousers; 2 pair shoes; one pair
leggings, one woollen blanket; one over
coat; 3 pair socks; 8 pair drawers; 2
undershirts; blue shirt, shelter tent !;
l pair suspenders. These articles are
charged to the boys at government
prices. Leggings, 55c; drawers, 4So; un-
dershirts Cotton knit), Bic; trousers So.
32; blouse, 1912; suspenders. 21c; tlue
shirts $l.94; hats, s4c; socks, &c. For
the first six months the government
allows each man SO for clothing. II
the clothes drawn by them do not reach
that amount they are paid In money at
the end OF six months, the balance COM
ing to them on the clothing allowance.
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Latest War News.

Gov. Lee has received the following
from Senator Pettigrew: The secretary
of war says the number of troops
musteaed in for the stote Of Sontl
Dakota on the first call exceeds the quota
for both calls thereftre there will be no
second call from South Dakoth." An
effort expended In organizing companies
for the present will therefore be wasted.
All the dispatches of late stste that
the Spanish fleet which for a week or
two successfully lodged Admirals Samp-
son and schley is safely bottled in
Santiago de Cuba bay. Havana cor
respondent of q Madrid newspaper
states, however, that the Spanish Ad-
miral escaped with his feet aid is now
safely in aDother Cuban port.
Canada is showing public demonstra-
tion Of friendship to the United States.
In nearly all tho Toronto churches
Sunday pictures of the queen and
president Mckinley were prominently
displayed and the edifces we're decorated
with the union jack, stars and stripes
and the Cuban flag.
The New York Herald yesterday
morning published speciaI cablegram
from its correspondent in Paris which
states that the Spanish ministry has
arrived at the point where it is ready to
sue for peace.
The country is filled with an army of
Spanish spies. 1t is said there is over
500 agents OF Spain conveying !nforma-
tion to the enemy and the secret service
departments is kept busy.
Aweek ago there were..all sorts OF dis
patches from Madrid about big expedi-
tion to the PHILIPPINES for the purpose Of
cleaning out Dewey, but the scare
dodn't work.
The Gear Of Russia, after waiting a
month, came to the front and issued
neutrality proclamation. 1t was trans
mitted to Washington Saturday.
Reported that schley bombarded the
Notifications at Santiago tho first of the
week, but particulars are lacking.
Gen. Miles ard lis staff, making a
party of tbirty-four persons, left WASH
iDgton Monday night for Tampa.
The invasion Of Cuba has commenced
but iu small way: Troops are being
apidly concentrated at Tampa.
The Madrid newspapers are beginning
to talk about peace.
There is talk OF third call for troops.
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The Pcrcneron llraft q. Orc

Prof. Samson of the National College
has said: "The Percheron is draft
breed of the most superior quality. II
enjoys in Europe, and even in The whole
world, the highest consideration. 1.
possesses an active. quick energetic
temperament and is capable OF pulling
heavy loads at quick gait. Fast step.
pers are common in this race. 1t has, on
account of its incontestible merits,
carried all over the world the fame of
the little French Droyince where its
best centers Of production are to be
found.
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Ex.secretary John Sherman was in
tervieWed In Chicago Monday. He said
in effect that he had no criticisms to
make either Of the strategy board or the
administration; that he was opposed to
Wer but those in charge were running
things all right now that we we're in
for 1t. The ex-secretary said that he
was opposed y to the annexation Of
Hawaii, or Of Cuba or the PHILIPPINES
and emphatically against any alliance
with England. He takes the ground
that the United States should continue
as In the past: keeping her. possessions
as compact as possible and let we'll
enough alone.
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For sale or Rent.

F.A. Rising, owns or controls the
following tracts Of land, and the most
OF them are for rent, and all Of them
are for sale. These farms will be sold
at exceedingly low prices, on very easy
terms. Titles perfect.
sW or 6-101-67 SW or 23-1O1-67
Sc qr 2s-102-S7 Sc ar 33-1O2 6s
NV or 2-102-69 Sc or 26-1O3.69
Sc or 19-103-67 NE or 9-1O5-67
NV or 11-101-67 NV or 1O-1Ol-68
SEqr l0-lO3-67 Sc or GLOBES
sW pr l-1O5.67 NE Or 35-lO3-69
N x offs X 34-1O2.6S
s x NE a q NV or. NE or. 4-1OI 6s.
For terms and particulars call on or
address G. G. Morrow, Chamberlain. $, d.
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The Boss are gone.

Sioux Falls Argus Leader:-South
Dakota's boys have at last begun their
long journey Of nearly nine thousand
miles. They left this city yesterday
morning bound for the Philippines is
lands.
Yesterday morning the rain, which
has prevailed here half Of the timo since
the arrival Of the first troops, was fail.
ing in torrents when the order was
given by Colonel Frost to break camp,
and the first battalion marched off first
to the head section and were SO on com.
Portable housed in in the Wagner sleep
ers, although every main was ringing
wet.
Their friends, relatives and sweet
hearts were there by hundreds ard he
rolcally b1aved tho storm for a last cm-
brace Of the boys, and they swarmed
through the cars like bees. Hundreds Of
magazines were taken to the trair aud
distributed by Sioux Falls peoples who
have had an interest In the comfort Of
the First regiment every since they
established camp. Checker boards,
cards, delicactes, and in fact, everything
that could add to their comfort during
their four days ride was taken to tho
cars. At 1915 the train pulled out. and
the second battalion was soon loaded on
the second section. Here about the
same scenes were enacted. but the part.
ing scenes were less affecting, as the
second battalion had taken leaye of
their friends during the week, nearly all
of whom had returned home. This
train steamed out from the depot at II:
20. followed an hour later by the Third
battalion.
The convalescent patients from tue
hospital were carried to the train, and
section OF one Of the cars was reserved
for them, and they were soon made quite
comfortable and were greatly pleased. to
again find themselves with their com
panions.
When the last train disappeared down
the road fully two thousand people
were yet standing IN the rain cheering
their departure.
During the time the boys were loading
and until the last section pulled cut, tn
band, which was stationed on the depot
platform, played patriotic airs.
There were many affecting scenes be-
tween the soldier boys and their par
rents, brothers, sisters, sweethearts and
friends. The boys nave nerved them
selves for the ordeal, and manfullv did
they say farewell to loved ones whom
they may never see again. The in
stances where the soldier boys allowed
their feelings to give way were very
few. They stood the test very bravely
and did very much to keep up the
spirits of those they we're leaving behind.
While they are now gone from JUS
they are followed by the prayers Of rel
atives and friends for their safety. 80