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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-30

X. b. Deason, who was a member Of
Company l.. Fourth Texas, mustered
out March y, and who has since been
At his home near College, left last night
for Dallas TO enlist in the regular arm,.
He will 20 from Dallas via San
Francisco to Manila where he will en-.
ter the seryire with the Twenty third
infantry. The Eagle wishes Mr.
Deason prosperous yayage aud a safe
return to his native land.
Mrs. Mary sherrod and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Ada, called at the
Eagle office yesterday while en- route
home 10 Thompson creek after visit
10 J.. II. Reed Of Bethel. They we're az.
companied home by Miss Lizzie siaugh.
ter u Reliance.
Rev Miers, who has been conducting
reyiyals with marked success both At
Millican aud weIlborn. preached an
excellent sermon st the Methodist
church sunday nj ght before a large au.
dience.
Early Sunday morning there was
lively light among Italians at the lower
end Of Main street and az aTesult sever.
al cases u assault and battery are
pending Ia the iustc court 10 be dis
posed Of Wednesday.
Misses Matte Fisher and Minnie
Ferguson Of Nayasota, came up sunday
Tor visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. G. :. Gamer
who are also entertaining Miss Alice
Dunlap. Misses Fisher aud Ferguson
returned home yesterday afternoon.
NJ. 5. Breach wAs here Sunday from
Tabor, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Ella Watson, who LEI, for her home
In Montgomery. Ala.
Ross and FigAh will shortly move
their stock Of groceries into the new
brick building at the lower end Of the
ZenRatti block.
Hendricks Conway fell from upper
yaranda Of Judge Doremus' residence
Saturday afternoon and broke his arm
At the wrist.
For accident and life insurance either
In lodge. OF straight Life companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells fiour. rice aud
coffee. Il
W. 4. Majors has sent IN from The
bottom a cotton bloom grown on his
place from Johnson's big bowl cotton.
Marriage licenses. Ben Williams 10
VIVA Martin, Luca Peironella to Maria
Marine, Ar Galloway TO Lizzie McGroe.
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. Il
Pickle. aud preserves, all kinds. In
bottles, just received A. John d. Mikes.
These goods are fine. li6tf
wanted-To buy a good combination
riding aud driving horse. Apply 70
DR.. n. T. Coulter. 1853
Miss lrna Chinski returned TO Nava.
sofa sunday after weeks Witt 10
Misses Coulter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-30

Howard Kretz made a successful
jump from Brooklyn bridge into East
river
Two persons were seriously and -four
slightly injured by the breaking down
down 81 table az cake walk at Sai
Antonio, Tex
John G. Twomby has been appointed
postmaster az Denver. Colo
William II Lyons, a prominent rail.
road man Of Missouri. died az Canyon
City. Colo
Frank d. Ungles has been appointed
postmaster at Hartshorne and Joseph L.
Worihington, al Tahlequah, l. T.
Seven men supposed to BE- In the white
cap gang at srifiin. Ca, hape been ar,
rested and jailed there.
J NJ. Hoss. Sr.. was shot and killed
by some unknown person a. Rodessa,
La
William Jones was acquitted az Mus.
kogee. l. T.. Of having hand In the
burning Of the two Seminole Indiana
The postoflice az Winthrop. Ark. wai
robbed Of S7Oin cash and Sl5Oin stamps
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-30
Excursion.

Houston and Galveston special
train leaving Bryan Los a. m.
June 18th 1899. II. & T. c. will
sell round trip tickets to Houston,
$i.75; Galveston, $500. Good to
return OF regular trains up to and
including the 800 a. m. train from
Houston June 9TH and from Gal.
weston. on trains leaving 1880 p,
m. Jnne 18th and 700 a. m. June
9Th. W. s. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Dr. 7. II. Hairston Is here from Mar.
L.
Hon. $. 4. Henderson has returned
Im Austin.
John Tauber was here fom below
llege Yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
position saloon. l4ltf
J. y. Wilmington was here from
lance Yesterday.
lice large up stairs room for rent.
ply TO Ira Gooch. l6l
lsrn to Mr.. aud Mr.. J. G. billiard
)alias a Zoe boy.
ius sleyener was among the visitors
be City yesterday.
T. Camp Of San Antonio. Is visit
Mayor 9, A. Adams.
nk.Ssle--Good saddle horse. APP
icDr. II. 7. Coulter. 1853
idge J. W. Doremus left for busi.
10 Anderson yesterday.
offs. II. aud X. o. Allen came
om jacksonville sunday.
4. Joe B. Reed aud Master Douglas
med from Dallas yesterday.
iss Mary N. spanu visited friends
ryan SATURDAY and sunday.
" tIEkPiano in good condition.
ly-,s dlsSJosephine Clarke. 1863
III summerlatte returned from
mbus and san Antonio yesterday.
" kent-Nice large cottage conyen.
TO school. Apply 10 L. $. Webb. %
= eI1ziNie Finley left yesterday Tor
WA where she will teach next year.
bv, H.T. Palmer preached at the
n Baptist church here Sunday night,
roke General Arthur cigars-best
safih-sold at the Exposition sa'
Il liitf
and Mrs. W. A. withers have re-
ri nom n two weeks Witt "a
-asAs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-30
ALLES ACADEMY
Removed 20 Bryan-Opens Ihir,
teenth Annual Session In
September.

cling TO the public that negotiations
have been completed for the re-
moval Of Allen Academy TO Bryan,
Texas. In September next the
school will open there it, thirteenth |
annual session, quariered in new
and commodious buildings, enjoy I
ing larger facilities, and Offering
increased advantages to young men
seeking thorough education.
For twelve years Allen Academy
has been under the same manage
ment, and each year it has raised
it, work and extended the sphere
Of It's influence. During the present
term We have enrolled more than
two hundred students, sixty Of
these being bOarders. We nov
seek a larger field and better facil-
titles for our lile-work-the estab-
lishment Of a training school sec
ond to none in Texas. The people
Of Bryan are enthusiastic in their
support Of the school and have Of.
fered large inducements for its 10.
cation at that place.
The number Of students admitted
will be limited TO sixty. All the
work Of instruction will be done
} by the principals. II will be our
J aim TO study the peculiar needs Of
each boy placed under our care,
J aud We expect 10 accomplish high
|, er results than heretofore has been
possible.
To our friends and former pat.
Fons, we desire TO express our APP
, probation Of past support and in
J terest. We hope to carry with us
, in our new field your good wishes
J and your patronage.
For full announcement Of plans,
course Of study, expenses, etc, adj
J dress J. ii. ALLEN,
R.O. ALLEN,
Principals.
I A meeting Of stockholders Of AZ
, len Academy was held at the opera
, house in Bryan at 2:30.a-6., Mon
I day, May %, 1899. On motion
I Prof. l.. l.. McInnis was elected
Z chairman and Malcolm Carnes ap.
Z pointed secretary. On motion the
I stockholders went into the election
Z OF q board Of seven directors, the
Z following names being suggested
Z for directors: NJ. Parker, J. W.
Z Johnson, r. 5. Webb, DR.. J. l..
( Fountain, L. l.. Mclnnis, Walter
( Wipprcchi, DR.. J. w. Howell.
Z Those named we're unanimously
I elected directors by call OF the
: stockholders present, eighty.fve
shares being represented in the
vote and one vote being allowed
for each share OF S25.OC. A motion
I then prevailed by which the board
Of directors were given plenary
powers for conducting the Allen
Academy for the ensuing year.
p Adjourned.
. immediately after the adjourn,
ment Of the stockholders meeting
) the board Of directors held meet
ing ond Prot. J.. L. McIdnis wa,
= elected president Of the board
Walter Wipprecht, secretary; DR.
',lJ. W. Howell. treasurer. J. W
Johnson and DR.. J. l.. Fountain
were appointed a committee I,
u look after the matter Of securing
charter.
III Profs. J II. and X. o. Aller
"a were present at both the aboy,
meetings, and by invitation the
ed former addressed the members O.
the board on the interests under
- discussion. Profs. Allen, in com,
pany with Messrs. Parker an,
ed Johnson, visited a number o
L places available for the location o
"a. Of the school yesterday morning
II but as yet no selection Of a sit,
has been made
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Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

JE Butler, w II Oliver, City;
4 p Wilson, Houston; r o Allen,
J II Allen, jacksonville; Lon
Hudson, Rockdale; A Hartman,
Baltimore; T J Carr, Dallas.
Revival services are announced 10 be.
gin At the Methodist church wednet.
day, June "a.
For Rent-Aiter the lat Of June,
i've room residence. Apply 70 Mrs. L.
b. Roberts. l4atf
J. c. Beard, manager for J. II. wol-
ley at Rogers Prairie. is here.
DR.. Hairston, who il here from Mar.
lin, lays the hot wells are in full blait
again aud all leakage stopped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-27


Has been mlsreprescnssd a. not a
farming country
some exhibits of corn aud alfalfa
and other productions raised in that
county amply drprove this
Exhibits from over 100 farmers can
be seen az The Custer county booth
10 includes the hnest corn. melons.
pumpkins, sweet potatoes. onions aud
other varieties Of farm productions
"a the Cxhibit is corn grown bv w n
Pearson for the ast four vears a. fine
a. eau be produced anywhere Ia the
world Custer county IL not a atrictiy
ly grass. but "a agricultural
county lt - travetsed alniost ia et
tire length By the Washita river. The
fertility of thla stream h 10, escelled
In Oklahoma The records of the aud
Office show there are over cn0 scres
of these ricG aud productive lsnds
sti.l vacant. Drury Holt. who s ia
charge % the county exhibit says that
there are some claims still N,iung 70
yield prohts 20 The Industrious settler.
Some hne claims can be bought near
the railroad az Weatherford The rate
OK taxation compares favorably with
any county ia Oklakoma There are
49, n AANA NattWNAA ~ nFANAANN aNN
Weatherford. which were settle a seven
years ago by people from Iowa, Kan
sas, Indians, Texss aud the Eastern
states. The citizens are intelligent
aud industrious, aud have shown won.
derful enterprise Ia developing a coun.
try that uutil Que year ago was so
miles from any railroad
Choctaw surveyors are now surve y
a A
shipping points on the extension from
~ Keno % Weather. "a are ong
the best paying points on the line
Custer county's exhibit teils the story
of the .aracter OF the soil Of the
county and ia future ~ an agricul-
tural section more forc.1.y than words
can 1n
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and COntinuanCeS in
Carnival Program on AC-
count of the Weather

carnival committee held special session this after
and decided account Of the ncessant downpour
rain continue the carnival Monday Tuesday aud Wednes
day OF week Since the streets mud
will be impossible 70 have any parades until Saturday il
then
Following is the revised program
Frday-Mdvay attractions aad military parade weather
permittiug)
Saturday Mornng-Band contests Afternoon ces aud
hippodrome fair grounds Evening Caniva parade tray
cling parade, kariva krew rolc carnival at
opera house. Midway (weather permittingl
Monday-Horse show midway (Weather permttugi
Tuesday Merchants parade at N followed by races
aud hppodrOme NightDrahi at opera b0use Midway All
day
Weduesday-one O'Clock dover plrld,, and hippo
drome midway Night Queen ball
Reducei fare trains
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A and his wife living in Ashby. Matagorda
County Texas threatened with the rather serious
consequences OF dining well or eating too fast 81
had been troubled with indigestion the pas six years"
he says. and tried everything prescribed without being
benefited But after using Rpan, Tabules for two
months think ! entirely cured Myself and wife
began their about months ago. and hnd them the
best medicine for indigestion and headache have yet
tired in fact they the only remedy that did
any good ! feel that dozen cartons will
efectualy both myself and wife shall always
ommend them to any suffering from indigestion or
any affection.
As-us ssps,sa ,onaln - aTss 10 ~ t %
arr 81 r ~ f
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cARSIvNL SoTFS-


Al Hsnroad Ticket. Are Fxtsndrd for
Nest Week.
The people generally are satisfied
With the new program
OF course not. No one blames Guth.
rie. But Hicks hit the weather fog
once.
The north bound santa BE passen
ger was four hours late yesterday aud
when IL did arrive there were nearly q
thousand people on the depot platform
bound for Guthrie The local freight
which went north ia the afternoon.
had the cAboose full and few pAssen.
kers scattered over the train 0klAho-
man.i
0uthrie's graft ls pretty strong when
II comes 10 the governmental beued.aI
what other towns could have gotten
the National Guard Encampmentq
Guthrie worked every pull on the 80.
traction iist for the carnival and while
the 1oldler idea wAs not thought OF
until late, il was arranged 20 come 10
ell right. The boys get two dollars =
day from tte psoDle attending a.
an attraction - a. a. alright with
them. Guthrie Z, ~ her rake OF and
Uncle sam pays the cxpense. The deal
was Legitimate alright. only We hope
other towns la TIE iature may ask a
r. or and be granted by che capital
people Perry Enterprise-Times
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VANs. ID CITY I.TVEsTO-rK

Kaasas Clty. oct ss. s.--cATTI.F,-- -Ilcceipi
1000 uatlges. 5000 Texans; market steady.
Native steers is0gs.Oo: Texas steers 20
Gi.0. Texas coea @ae, IS. native coWs
aad hslfons .ssai.0. slockers and fsedrrs
!. i01a @. Duus 2foq3.o t.f...
HOGS Receipts ii.Ooo. market asteadyi
bulk Of sales floai igs. heavy 4.OiNN
AS. packers and yorker 1904 ls. mixed
i.i0sa igls. lights f.oo9gis. plEs N9t IS
SHEEP accipts 400. market steady
i.arnhs iloG5 81 mutton1 s.OOat o.
At LOUIS LIVESTOCK
~ Louis. oct - CATTLE Receipts
D0. market steady Natives shipping
and beef steera s.soa6. -; stockers and
feeders gEgt7S. COWS and helfers oei'
1861 Texas ana Indian steers 3.ia1f,lo.
IOGs--Rsceipts 600 market cents
higher Pig ana nshts t0Ni 'o.i packers
4 is9f -. butchers tso0f.to
aHnEP- nacelpts ieo' market steady
a. strong without change
Nrr York Oct es--cOTTON Futnras
Openal steady otfobef Nei, Nee Wei'
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DEr,iLs


Of the hiiilng 90 Norman Nevman. the
Dsriag pe.prrsip.
The Maugum Stsr says The body OF
Norman Newman was brought here
last Tuesday by sheriff BlAiock. iden
taed aud buried Newman killed bis
partner on their claim ia this county
aud threw the body into a welt He
was arrested and put In iaii here. from
which he escaped last July Since that
time sheriff Blalock has followed New
man over 5 900 miles making three
trips 20 New Mexico aud one trio
across the Panhandle of Texas New
mAn was dnally located at the noted
san Augustine ranch ia Dona Ana
county. y, NJ, about two weeks ago
sheriff Blalock swore out warrant
Tor Newmans arrest and accountant, a
by Pat Garrett, sheriff % DonA Ana
county. aud Jose ExpAlin. Mexican
deputy, went 20 thA rauch 90 capture
NewmAd Sherig BlalOck gives the
following details Of the capture
Newman hAd been Ia the habit Of
examining with a field glass every one
whc approa, b 81 the house. but Z
once his good luck deserted him aud
the officers bod the house surrounded
proaching party we're seen except
Garrett, who was observed by some
little girls. but as they anew him they
paid no attention 20 his approach
lhe building being au o'd Mexican
ranch house about 100 feet square aud
containing ter rooms the party OF
three were necessarily widely seat
tered 20 avoid giving Newman
.HN l..
that Newman waa cooking. went AZ
Gree !nto the Kitchen. where ne found
him washing dishes he wa asked
is this Mr. Reed2' Newman said.
Yes" he had assumed that name.
Ny name is Garrett am sheriff OF
this county and have a warrant for
you Newman said, "All right. Mr..
Garrett when Garrett went 90 put
the handouts on Newman the latter
began % SIGHT desperately and lunged
oue % a large. open front window.
carrying the 2O0 pound shciff with
him
The Mexican deputy poket h.R Elk
shooter 10 NcwmAn'a face a. ae cams
out the window aud TOLD him 90 halt.
but Newman kept Advancing irag-
ging the sheriff who told the deputy
not % shoot wherenpon the deputy
knocked Newman down with his pie-
tol aud GArret went down with him
With both men holding him New
mans capture was certain, but az this
iuEoiure a bulldog came out on the
sgene and seeing a hght on hand con
cluded 20 join 10 aud tackled the Mex
lean who Immediately surned his at
tention 20 the dog Newman then
jumped up and after quite tussie
with Garrett, broke loose aud ran into
the house. closely followed by the
Mexican who had settled with the
dog Newman would not halt when
called on by the deputy and sherid
who were az his heels, but was pass
ing from one room 70 another. Dep
uty Espa'ln seeing that NewmAn wAs
after gun, shot him twice. killing
him Newman fell within few feet
OF bis pistol.
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arIIcAliO

r-,sa. Oct ss -wHEAT-Cu 80
f.a ;ia7s cents 80. 3 rcd esHii cents'
81 slra winter gig6s cents. 80 hari
win r. sigs7 cents. 80 northern sprins
mLg-- cents. SO northern sprln Iol-''
Te ,.nfs: 30 g spring ei@7o cents.
CoRN-No. . ga cents: No. p cen's.
oATs-No. 3 lai. cents, No. = cents
CmCAGO LIVESTOCK
chicago. oct IS -lftGS- Estimated re-
ceinfs for To-Day 500; estimated receipti
FOR f.norrow 500. ieft over aet7 Marke'
,,si,- Mixed and butchers tioHifi' good
h,-,yg AitdA.r. rough heavy 3Slfl oii
uEhi fWli3iN
CATTLE Receipts s.i'o market STEADY
pc.ses tgCl6 80, coWs ana helfers i.i5l
40. Texas Steers 3.ssGfl 10. stockers and
foeder8 3.o0f6tS
sHEBP Receipts 1900. market steady
slee, e.sofi4 ~. ianba toO95.i0
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MEMBERS MAKE Personal ~
gpECTION OF Nil ROUTES

washington. Got. as-The severl
o0mmaiees of the lsthmnn cana com.
mlttee ars working daiy az their room.
All the members have returned 60 the
clty. exeep, General Ernst Tia al
vance survey parties sent to the isth'
mus are al work with the exception y
tbs party which - 90 @xamlns tha
routes below Panama and 10 ALL ba
dispatched shomly The commission it
SELF wiH not leave the United States un
"a December The members ain make
personal Inspection ~ ali the suggest
ed routes those not heretof0re com
pletely surfeyfi ~ Heli as me Niet
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KANsAs scITY

Ktr-a. Ciy. oct 2e WHEAT perem-
b.r tlt, csuis May c'a, certt cash. so.
ha-l gnCn cents: so aoi cts'
80 red o. rent 80 3 ofI@ cc0tf
CORN -pec-mt-t es7. centH. MaY ~
r.rf. Clsh SO mixed apH1i cents No.
Ntfe siis e"ei No. 80 cents
,yrs -No 9 white - cents.
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NeN orleans. uvt H COTTON -FIrn.
mid iz-is
NEW YORK. DRY GOODS
New York. oct 96 -Rusins~e fg'Ig u1
to avenlgs 10 previous days OF the R.ak
in staple cotions Scarcity OF SPOT supple.
resinctcl buying 40 auoiable change in
brown sheetinss or drills Bisschsl cotton
song und in fair demand 40 fuu Dric,f
Occasional advances % q, Gems ia i-nimr
and other COARSE c9iorod cottons prInt
cloths quiet and unhanEed Prnr' nrm
Cotton linens firm Hosiery ara under.
Fear situation good ard tendency ioen-d
OBJ CHER prices
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THg wORlD's MARKETS.

81 caso. Oct 81 -wIiEAT-opsnsI
eirlrs t0iay. The considerations s-re
higher cables and ught domestic receipts.
rhe strength So corn ana Improved cash
iemlud aisp encouraged buying under
which the m1rkei became very active.
fagup'atlon became so heavy however
That = cent had been addrl % last night 5
ciosing price thpt the market took qua.
Gen tumble and bocame rather peak 40
the eecline. A ieady increase ln stocks and
confined rsins throughout the southwest
where complaints OF damage by dfouth
have been numerous accelerated the De-
cline December opened q. cent higher at
7ysff-Oa, cents. advanced io iit.nTii, cts
Chicago received ios ears. six OF contract
erndf Minneapolis and Duluth rot 60
.ars compared wfh 80 for the corresp1nr
ins day last year Local stocks have in.
c-eaaei 7ioso bushels in four days
coRN-was ac itc and strong. We
wsatasr there anita burlsh Price Currant
gumary which claimed taht the yield
waa rot up 20 expectation. was the main
factors of strength The advance met .er,
little resistance as the buying sas general
witf ihe offerings scarce Recripa eos
oarl December apenet a. cent tifh-r nt
nspis, cents and advanced tl c1 cents
oATs-Ruied dmH sui easy Receinis
~ .lrs Dece.rcer opened a sh1ie ioee-
't 2-sp--,, cents and advanced to g.f,
'ent
VISIONS Higher prices for hogs
-fr' .tr-nri urotitlons Profit taking a.
csc psnirg caused Ia slight dlp. but az
t.'f session progressed offerings became
tHa ana the market became strong
ait n.ices terdlng upward Janulry pork
pHe "a - cents lower st o. l-is aui ld-
va 'd TO a.ssisHe.G. January iari oDeu-
rf -chlnred al b.gi,. declined to g. ~
nnd Ii,ancei Co . WH5.i.is January rib
rnif "a shade higher at tiWtsI- o.
Close Cisse
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Catarrh but cured 10 With Bunsens
Crerm Catarrhal She eau aov breathe
freely aud her breath is sweet aud
pure. Cream Catarrhal is guaranteed.
For sale by = Wallace
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rtglt aud PANAMA routes. Il q bsa,.v
# th.s examlnAt'On vii coasume al
.r1a' th0-s months Bar lnltmu-l "a
al rhe prtaminlry Ugrk In coane..s ian
tith fhe treaties. contrtcts exam "a.
con ~ DfnGh surveys ETC.. y 1,Ing
i9ns in alyanee fh- c.mm ss.oa gp,n
- return can pfsn tar PREPARATION
~ "a report 'mme1l1fsiF
think ~ mIi be- lDia 20 submit
a. report nl ssnh'or Pasebe today.
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Toe pgst0liee o. ken0 City has besu
discontinued aal NAL is sen. 70 ~
Reno.
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pld tashioas la iress nay De revived
hnt no pa fAshiousi nsdielae eau re
place Cham 1eFl2ia Collie Cholera AID
i'A'rppeA tsnei9 Nlr sale by al
drugglsta.
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Maak costumes tor rsa. over Ran.
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See those carnival boras = Llllle 4
Co.'S.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-11-10
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1899.
THE Philippine COMMISSION


Among the members of the Philippine
commission appointed by President Nc
kinley is Mr.. Charles DENLY, formerly
United States minister to China. As
showing the kind of morals which this
commissioner holds, we quote from an
article published over his name in the
Munsey Magazine of January, 1899, some
time before he was appointed on the
Philippine commission. Mr.. DENLY there
says, among much other remark of SINH
lar character:
Unless we hold the Philippines, we gain
as compensation for the expenditures that
we nave made in lives and money, practical
ly nothing beyond the small island of Porto
Rico There is no money indemnity to be
paid. Is not this II redUctjo al dJsuyduna?
Some of our statesmen consider that we are
sufficiently compensated for the, suffer
ings and expenditures of the late war bv
the best0wal of freedom on the people of the
Phihppines.a Such piece of sentimental fol
ly will be found I'm the end most costly IN.
diligence of hysteria. If 1t is understood in
Europe that we wage war in order to gain
material advantages, her 'dipomatists will
consider us sane ana reasonable. 1t it be
understood, on the other hand, that we are
the Don QliXOte of nations, and that we 90
to war to make OPP Nres sed peop'e free, we
shall be treated as the first French rnpublic
was treated