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Round Lake.

Miss Mamie Collins. of Liscomb. Ia. !.
visiting at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. n
H. Elliot. ."i#E
The children's Day eqercises last Sunday
were very successful and attended by lag.
audience. The offerings amounted to ove1
six dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson are visiting rela
tives in this place. 49,. r. ~,
We will surely have glorious fourth 1
the eagle screams both at Indian Lake and
Round Lake ~|'.
Some of the residents. of r. L. are getting
prematurely grey-haired on account of thu
smallpox scare. Would that people were a
afraid of sin. y -
The church Is to be both cleaned and
screened this week. z
Mr.: Flint; Of Lake Park, spent sunda,
with his brother,
N. H. Elliott ond family ride In q new
large canopy top buggy.
s. Long had horse badly cut with barb
ed wire. ;,
Mr.. Ringler lost favorite horse witt
some terrible but unknown disease.
Mr.. Garter has been going home for
week on account of running into shar]
breaking plow.
Miss Mildred Christie expects to go t,
Lake Shetek for weeks vacation, from
| there she win go to Lakefeld to visit friend
and parents. -
Baptism took place at Round Lake las
Sunday and Thursday afternoons. Thos
NJ. Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Miss e
Holmes, J. Scotte, ]. N. Dodge, NJ. WORRY
Charlie Gerlach, Oscar Barton, Mrs. Aus
August Johnson.
Rev. G. L, Morgan Is holding series {
meetings at Lake Shetek. He 10 assisted b
| the Misses Evans, Schriver and Detiene ais
Mrs. p. B. Skewis. and Miss Thompson
The Misses Evans are singers from Slaytol
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= LOCAL NEWS.

It will pay you to read Branigan's
ad.
Regular service at all of the
churches Sunday.
Draper Dayton returned home
from college, Wednesday.
E. X. Smith is on the sick list this
week, caused by vaccination.
A few baby bonnets at ten cents
each at Mrs. Eta P. Webb's.
Wanted-A hired girl girl. En-
quire of Mrs. Will Humistum.
G.. w. Crane and wife left this
week for visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. R. Durfee left Sunday for
an extended visit in Minneapolis.
John Deal and family left this week
for an extended visit at Waukon la.
Mrs. F. Wetsel of Milwaukee, is
visiting her sister Mrs. F. G. Stitser.
Mrs. Schmidt of Waverly Ia. is
visiting her daughter Mrs. F. G. Stit-
ser this week.
The least you can do for your boy
is to take him to Branigan's and get
him flag, free.
John Downing and Mary Cook
were married Thursday June LIST by
Justice Stevens.
Chas. Hecox left on Wedn esday
for Barron, Wis to see what condition
his property is in.
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Mrs. A. N. Wetherell and two
children have visited in Baskerville
the last two weeks.
Sailors and all summer millinery
goods at greatly reduced prices at
Mrs. Eta P. Webb's.
Morning and evening services will
be held in the M. E. church Sunday
as usual by the pastor.
Ladies wishing hair goods, in.
Guiding switches, bangs, curls etc
call on McNaughton & Co. 36t1
A. Anderson is displaying in bis
windows fine line of hot weather
clothing for men and boys.
Bargains that are seldom given car
be secured at Branigan's Clearance
Sale. See what his ad says.
w. J. Dougherty of Rushmore pas
sed through here Monday on his way
to North Dakota to look over real es
tate.
FIG. A. Oberg of Round Lake
transacted business at the Hnb Wed
nesday and ma de this office a pleas
ant call.
McNaughton & Co. has just r.
ceived fine line of spring milliner!
and seasonable goods are arriving
every few days. 36tf
Alex Thompson was called to Bige
low this week by the serious sickness
of his wife's mother. It is not OK
pected she will recover.
:, Dave Herlein left Wednesday ate
noon for Dubuque where he goes t.
enter shooting tournament. Dav'
always brings back medals and priz
es by his fine shooting and no ,doub
J will this time.
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DETROIT. MICH.
Convention United Society Of Christian En-.
deay0r. July to 10. Tickets on sale July "a
5inclusive, good until July Is. Extension Of
time to August 10 will be granted upon pay.
ment of SOC additional.
RJCAMOND, VA.
2Nat1 Convention Baptist Young Peoples I'm.
on of America. July 10 to l6. Tickets on sale
July 10 to ~ inclusive, good until July 81. TX.
tension Of time to August 10 viii be granted
upon payment Of COO additional.
Information regarding rates. time of trains
etc., may be secured from any agent Of the b.
G. R. IN. Ry. or by addressing
-. J. MORTON, G. P. ct. A.
.r.,.+ edat Rapids.
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Agents Wanted!
The oldest and largest nursery. in the
West. Everything for the orchard and
grove. Three plans of work and the year
round. Pay Weekly. Write for terms.
The Jewel Nursery Co.,
Lake City, MINI
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s. y )
John NJ. Webster of Sibley has
purchased the Forbes farm Of 100
acres lying three miles east out on |
the jackson road. He will III 1ve th ere
and occupy It.
We learn that R. F.Kerr and Olive
Chord Of Rushmore we're to be
married Wednesday evening. Ga ac-H
count Of early hour Of going to press
particulars are not obtainable.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday June Is, all OF the usual scr
vices will be held preaching morn
/ ing and evening; Sunday School at
noon; Junior Endeavor. Y. p. S. g.
E.. Come and worship the Lord z
Buy Wheel to be proud Of, and
ride on the boulevards. Don't buy
one that has been gummed aud glued
together for purely commercial pur-
poses," and then spend your time
and money in the repair shop. Get
la u. s. Wheel at u. f. Hansberger's.
II. P. Lewis, now. located at Bige-
low, has purchased the vacant lots
adjacent to Harry Lewis grocery and
will put up a one story brick build
ing 48x6O, at once, putting in de.
partment store. The plans are now
being examined by mechanics for
making bids. Il.
| A change Of venue has been grant
in the Peavey Elevator Co. vs. Rivers
case from Slayton to Worthington.
The case has become one of note
throughout this part of the state, it
being charged that Rivers embezz ed
something like $1,000. Date of trial
has not yet been announced.
Marriage license were issued last
Thursday to Thos. Flynn and Nellie
Welch, Monday to Thos. r. Burke
and Anna Quinn, Tuesday to Emf
F. Graf and Ida Thompson, We'd
nesday w, e. Barton and Scphis
Siepert. This is another evi
!, dence that June weddings are popu
q lar.
The Woman's Home and Foreigl
missionary Society of the Westmin
J lister Presbyterian Church will b.
u held on Wednesday afternoon, Jun
I28th from 8 to 4:3O o'clockat the re
Il sidence of Mrs. S. Kali. The HON
y topic, ALASKA" will be led by Mr.
George Mackay. The Foreign topi
:, "Africa" by Mrs. E F. Within ey.
G. The county commissioners me
If this week and had quite an interest
. ing meeting over the st. Kiliau Ii
Is cence question again. There were ar
Or plication for licenses for two saloon
which were both opposed by dele
n cation from there, who also secure
70 the services of Mr.. Town to assie
them in prevailing on the commits
sioners. It seems that some OF til
B. people of St. Kilian. desire to incol
y porate and grant the license themse
3 YES, this would giAe the fee wherea
now 1t goes to the county. Applies
Q. tions were granted and license issue
j. to Frank Budde and Stottiman. |
g. resolution was adopted authorizin
the payment of one third of the wo]
bounty as provided by the state, F
re F. Yeske was granted a bounty O
y seven wolves and f. Kerr on five, ae
q gregating $4,000 to both. Official r
port will be given next week.
% w. j. Parry came down from Mir
y. neapolis, Tuesday.
Harry Smiullen of Clinton Ia.
visiting Fred Bitner.
Work has commenced on the ne,
W hose house Thursday.
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0A0ToR3A.
= ZMAz{S5:<
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF FOR.
~ EI0N WILL.

0AoES :" AA>As
sr1 c1ss OF a n ks,,1s.c |. $.
In Probate Court, Special Term, June ~,
1899.
In the matter Of the estate of Harry c.
Crawford deceased.
WHEREAs, Certain writings purporting to
be duly authenticated copies Of the last viii
and Testament Of Harry G. Crawford de-
ceased, and the probate thereof in the Pro-
bate Court In and for the County of Shaw
to this Court;
AND. Whereas. Kate K. Crawford has fled
Herewith her petition. representing among
other things that said Harry c. Crawford
lately died In said County of Shawnee, State
estate, situated in said County Of Mobiles on
which the said Will may operate, and that
said petitioner u the surviving wife of said
deceased, and PRAYING that the said instru-
letters of Administration with the VIII an
nexed be to Edwin c. Wilson issued thereon;
IT II ORDERED. That the proofs Of said in
strument. and the said petition. be heard be-
County, on Monday the 10th day Of July A.
d. 1899, at One O'Clock in the afternoon,
| when all persons interested may appear for,
| or contest the probate Of said Instrument.
| of the time and place of said hearing be Civ
en- to all persons Interested, by publishing
| this order once in each week for three sue
csssiye weeks prior to said day of hearing. in
paper printed and published at worthington
Dated at Worthinston, Mimi, the 18th
! BY the Court.
| j scar Judge Of Probate
Geo. w. Wilson g. Son, Attorneys for Petit
h0ner. June 1880
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Spain's. Greatest Need.

Mr.. r. P. 5OliAa. of Barcelona, Spain
syends his winters at Aiken, S. G.
Weak nerves have caused severe pains
in the back Of his head On using Elec-
trio Bitters, Americas greatest Blood
and Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left
him. He says this grand medicine is
what bis country needs. all America
knows that it cures liver and kidney
trouble, purii1es the blood tones up the
stomach strengthens the nerves, puts
vim, vig0r and new life into every
muscle, nerve and organ of the BODY
If weak, tired or ailing you need it
Every bottle guaranteed, OILY so cents
Sold by Ray. Humiston Druggist.
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Found Dead.

Wednesday, evening information
was brought to Coroner Plots that
A. S. Benson living on section 9,
Summit Lake, was found dead in his
house. Coroner Plots ut once went
to the scene where he found Benson
dead in bed aud in a bad state of de.
composition, SO that it was impossi-
bic to get very close to him. It be.
ing late he returned home and Co.
Attorney Crandall, DR.. Dolan and
Mi. Buchan drove out there Thurs
day morning to investigate the affair.
The investigation. developed as fol-
lows: Deceased came here about IL
years ago from Stockholm, Sweden.
He was a single man of peculiar
disposition and retired habits, assoc
iating as little as possible with his
neighbors aud sometimes appearing
Respondent. He was seen in town
about ten days ago, and the last seen
of him by anyone was about four
o'clock Monday afternoon. Tuesday
son of Mr.. Oakland, a neighbor
went to Benson's house to secure
his services and on knocking at the
house, received no answer supposed
he was. absent, Wednesday the
neig hbors not seeing him and the
stock appearing not to have. been
given attention an entrance to the
house was forced. The body bore
no signs of violence or was there any
evidence of foul play. The doctor
decided that death was caused by ur.
mic or aconite poison. an autopsy moi
being held it was difficult to definite.
ly say. Money was found and Their.
was no indication of robbery. He
had recently sold his farm and de
posted the money in the bank: Tn.
body wac brought 70 town and viii
be buried here. +
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OF Interest to Inventors.

G. A. Snow & Co., one of the old
est and most successful firms of pa
tent lawyers, whose offices are orpo-
site the United States Patent Office
in Washington, D. c., and who have
procured patents for more than IT,
600 inventors, say that, owing to the
improved conditions in the United
States Patent Office, patents may
now be more promptly procured than
at any previoue time in their exper.
fence of twenty five years.
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Low RATES VIA b., G. r.. &
n. RY.

Excursion Tickets for the Fol-
lowing Meetings and Conven-
lions. Will be Sold by all Ag-
ents Of the b., G. II. & n. Ry.
at Rate One Fare Plus 81 fol
the Round Trip.
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To Cure = Cold in one Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the mon.
ey if it fails 10 cure. Csc. r
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That Throbbing Headache.

Would quickly leaye you, il you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and Guild up your health
Easy to take. Try them. Only Is cents
Money back If not cured. Sold by Ray
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s. For Sole.
Four good heavy work horses for
sale cheap,
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w. j. Parry came down from Min
neapolis, Tuesday.
Harry Sm:ullen of Clinton Ia. is
visiting Fred Bitner.
Work has commenced on the new
hose house Thursday.
"s Charley Won made trip to ST.
Paul during the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Boldly of Rushmore
was in Worthington Monday.
Miss Susie Gibson closed he1
school in Dewald last Friday.
I. T. Branigan got in an unusual
large crate of crockery this week.
A. T. Latta has a handsome dis
play of ladies summer waists and
skirts.
H. z. Torrance & Bro. are dieploy.
ing pretty line of summer dress
goods.
Miss Susan Cha fer who has been
attending Carleton College at North
field the past year, returned nome
last week.
The Young Mems League held an
election Wednesday evening and de-
cided to postpone meetings until the
first Friday in October.
The Baptist 'congregstson will have
their regular services at the G. A. &.
ball next Sunday. The pastor, Rev.
Bronson, will occupy the pulpit.
Brigador Gen. Halpin and Ensign
Glass of the Salvation Army will: be
here next Thursday evening to hold
services. They are both excellent
and entertaining speakers.
Mrs. Donald Petit, of Rushmore,
returned Tuesday from St. Paul where
she had been to take care of her hus-
band who is in the hospital. An op-
GRAFTON was performed and he is get
ing better.
I.P.. Durfee has been removed.
from the weighmasters Office in
Minneapolis along with the other
employees of the office by Gov. Lind
to makeroom for his subjects.
Among those appointed is M. n.
Crane of Jackson and a man from
Worthington whose name has not
been given as yet.
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AGUINALDO HENNED.
American Troops Surround the Fill
Pine Leader and His Army.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE
His Secretary Falls into The Hands Of
Colonel lIayes-llis Army he
moraliled and Poor Fight.
Ing Trim.

Manila. Nov l3-General Young has
reached San Nicholas, about 80 miles
east Of Dagupau. bu, his wagons are far
behind
Colonel Hayes has captured Aguinal.
dos secretary and Major Coleman Is in
CarranglaR with an escort Of i75 Bolo.
men ON his way 10 the province 81 M.
eva Nisaya A son Of General Liam.
eras aud his family are prisoners The
general barely escaped
A correspondent o. the Associated
Press with General Young telegraphs
from san Jose that Aguinaldo did not
escape to the northeast lie and his
army are surrounded His last orders to
the Filipino commanders at san jose
was to hold san Jose and Carrauglau az
all costs.
The recent encounters have been too
onesided to be called fights The insur.
gents are mortally afraid Of the Amer.
cans. however strong their position.
They make but brief and feeble resist
Ancc and run when the terrible Amer.
can yell reaches their ears. whereupon
the Americans pursue them aud slay
many.
The moral effect Of the news that 60. D..
900 troops are on the way here has been
unquestionally great The insurgent,
are suffering more from disease than
the Americans. owing to poor food, the
lack Of medicines aud the filthy hospitals
with the result that there Is great NOR.
tally among them.
General Lawton intercepted telc.
gram from an insurgent captain 10 a
Filipino general reading How can you
blame me from reireating when only ~
Of my company here are able 70 hghtf
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FROM lola.

[NoTE-This letter was received
on Wednesday night of last week
just after our weekly edition had
gone to press. Some Of the items
would be out Of date for this issue.
and are omitted. Our correspond.
ent will please mail letters so as to
reach US Tuesday Of each week, at
latest.-Editor Eagle.l
Mrs. DOME Slower, wife of Tom.
ME Slower, died Of black jaundice
last Thursday evening, and was
buried at Martins Prairie.
She leaves many relatives and
friends 10 mourn her loss. She
was very much liked by all who
knew her, and she will be greatly
missed by her many schoolmates
and friends. She has only bud
ded on earth to bloom in heaven.
and may she be a guiding star for
those left behind.
DR.. Cruise, who has been on an
extended visit to his parents, has
returned. A Friend.
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THE UNWILLING
Al the city Cemetery Yesterday

Brazos Camp Woodmen of the
World, according to program, I'M
yelled a monument erected by
them to mark the grave Of their
deceased member, j. c. Williams,
At the Bryan cemetery last Sunday.
The impressive ceremonies were
participated in by delegations and
representatives Of other lodges, as
follows: \ dye represented
by twenty-five members; Calvert,
twenty-five; Hearne, eleven;
Franklin, two; Millican, by J. F.
Crouch; G.. W. Price, l.. NJ. Ryan;
Wellborn, by W. A. Edison, +.
Candy, Y. L. Wade, NJ. S. Free
man, II. /. Gentry, J. c. Royder,
W. S. Dixon.
The Hearne delegation was
headed by Consul Commander
Hamilton. Names of visiting del
egations, except those from Brazos
county, could not be obtained.
Brazos Camp feels honored by
the liberal turnout from sister
lodges, and we are pleased to state
that the visiting Woodmen ex.
pressed high appreciation Of the
cordial reception accorded them,
being enthusiastic in praise OF
Bryan hospitality. Several ladies
accompanied the visiting Wood
men from up the road, and with
the wives and sisters or the Bryan
Woodmen, lent a charm to the oc,
casion.
The ceremonies at the cemetery
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Barboursyille. Ky, Nov 20 The
people Of BarboursyiIle awoke early
this morning surprised to find over 500
people from the rural districts cougre
gated on tho streets Incenssd at the
reports that the vote Of Knox county
would be thrown out. and tired Of wait.
ing for the commissioners 10 certify the
vote. they came 10 town 90 SEQ THEN
liberties protected as they expressed IT,
Iniunctions were filed on the commits
sioners 10 compel them TO finish the
count. but the commissioners were slow
In taking action. The people ere
wrought up TO the highest excitement
and not In a humor 10 tolerate crooked
ness II given a fair count all will b.
well, but II not there will certainly be-
trOuble
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IIsnrY nrewn 90 Hang.

Greenyille. Tex. Nov 10 - Henry
Brown was found guilty Of murder IN
the first degree here and had the death
penalty given him Brown went C.
Frances Meltons house in Commerce. IN
this county and putting one arm around
her head bent It back aud cut her throat
with a razor killing her instantly Jeal.
ousy was the cause Both parties wer,
negroes.
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A Birthday Party.

Master d. d. Dawson and Maggie
Dawson having reached the tenth and
seventh milestones respectively in the
journey oil life, a large number OF their
playmates gathered Friday afternoon at
the pleasant home Of Capt. and Mrs
Dawson in honor Of the occasion Con.
spicuous among the tokens Of love and
memory was gift from Nit" and
Mamie" from away up north, who not
only made their little brother and sis.
ter happy, but also others by the as.
surance that they will he at home
Christmas eve.
Mrs. Dawson did everything possible
to add TO the enjoyment Of those pres
ent, the memory Of which will long be
cherished
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THE COUNT RESUMED.
II WIN Be Several Days before the re.
suit wiiI lie Announced.

Louisville. Nov o. Counting o. bal.
lots was resumed by the county canvass.
ing boards today in the counties
where the work was left unfinished last
week The counting is likely 10 drag
along we'll into the present week Ir
this city 1t is especially slow. the com
missioners having reached only the Sec
ond ward. There has been no change
since Saturday estimates Of plurslue
by the two parties Both still claim tie
election
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Thousand Mns Trip In a surr.y.

Hagerstown. Nd. .Novl3. - Benjamin
Teach, wife and daughter. Miss Wini
fred Teach, Of Rock Falls. Ills. have
completed a drive in a 2-horse surrey
from Illinois 10 Leitersburg. Nd. a dis
lance Of 1900 miles They loft Rock
Falls on June H. The drive. including
stops, was made as far as Platoona, Pa.
in four weeks They travelled ON an
average Of 80 miles day They car
ried tent and stove with them aud
camped in the Alleghenios until late IN
the fall.
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The young ladies of the Episco-
pal church have invited their
friends to a birthday party at the
residence of Mrs. +. /. Garth Fri.
day, Nov. 18th, 1899, from 4 to 6
and s to II o'clock p. m. This in
the celebration of the birthday of
each guest, who is requested to re-
turn the invitation card with as
many cents as the sender is years
old. A nice little poem on the in
vitatiOn card explains the schem
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-14

Little Rock. Nov l3-Dr Alexander,
OF Conway, who came 10 Arkansas from
Louisville, Ky. has renounced the Chris.
tain faith and was received in the Jew.
ish faith by Rabbi Wolsley. Of this city.
He Is To be married next "Wednesday &c
Miss Cora Fraunenthal, Of Conway.
DR. Alexander is a graduate Of Wander.
bit university.
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Manager Mike has dropped onto a
big thing IN getting "wang" opera
company for Saturday night Of this
week. His only regret Is tia, he has
20 many Of his good things all punched
up In one week-"The Nominee" To-.
night, Fields Mnstrels Friday night,
aud "Wang" Saturday night. Still
the play.going public say they want
good attractions, and will doubtless
give these three great shows good hous.
e., to encourage the manager to bring
others. Besides, some weeks he has
nothing, and you can make up for the
few shows We have had this season by
going 10 three good ones in one week.
See advertising columns.
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Bry.n to Winter In T.I...

Fort Worth, Tex. Nov 49, 80 W. j.
Bryan, with his family, will winter il
TsIaA Colonel X NJ. Wynne received
word from Colonel Bryan that he would
soon come 10 the state for tho benefit Of
. sick child Ho will probably locate
n Austin.
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rendering their services. Their
renditions were good, and it seems
now that ii would have been inn
possible to have dispensed with
their contribution to the exercises
of the day.