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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-11
etme ,terfipiirbiae Mettmma.

Srau Midael Curtain in 8lainfielo,
Sllinois, beri9tet, baB iie iib erfdltet
batte, oaB iib btes auf bic 2unsen legte
ilnb baB iie etiua einen Monat lang BON
ibrem 6amilienarate bebanbelt ipnrbe,
babel aber INNER iblimmer ipurbe.
Derielbe fogte ibr idtieBlid, baB iie elm
rettun8sIoieS Dpfer Der
9 G9minbiudt iei nnb baB i6r
feline Mebicin mebr belfen f6nne. Sbr
Gpotbefer empfabl ibr aber Dr. @inss
Meue gntoedlns fiir @6iuinbiudt, iie
faufte cine Glalde unb idon nod benz
@ebraude Der eriten 0piis peripirte iie
gu ibrenl gnt3ifen ipeientlide 8efies
runs. sic iebte ben @ebrau1 fort unb
na6bent fie feds Slaihen einsenommen
bate, befano iie fid seiunO unb munter.
SEPT perri6tet iie ale lire Sausarbeit
iel6it uub fiblt iid 70 iuobl tuie nnr Ie
suuor. 5reie Brobeflai6en bieier sroB=
artisen Mebiein gu boben in Der Gpotbefe
BON S. &alteber & Gobn. 8eguldre
@r6Be so Gents unb $1.00.
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Rebntirte Staten tiir eoumerreiieu

Die 3eras unb paeiTe &ailmap
60. mirb bonn l. Suni '99 bis ein,
i9lieBli9 30. Sept. '99 3u bebeatenb
ermdbigten preiien CONNER &uuo.
Gabrfarten berausgeben mad punIten
In alabama, Mrtanias, Colorado,
Diffritt Columbia, Georgia, SlIinois,
Subiana, aentudp, Marplanb, Mafs
ia6uistts. Mi9ison. Miunefota, Mifs
RfRppt, MtFDuri, Nem Dort, Rorb.
Carolina. Obio, Ontario, penniplpo.
nta, Quebec. Shb.@arplina. Sennef.
fee, girsiuia. Wea gtrsinia uub
Wiseonfn.
Wfan coniultire ben ndGten &idet.
Mgenteu tpegen ndberer Nustuufi ober
i@reibe an:
8. q. Sarner. O. g. & 8. ",
Dallas, Segas.
26.5.tbab
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@ismard'S eiierae Generate

mar bic 5Olse ieiner pOrtrefilidell
@eiunobeit. unbeusiame @inens iraft
unb impoiante gnersie iuerben bel Nie-
manbem sefunben merben, beiien Neasen,
2eber, Nieren unb 9drme auBer Orb
nuus iinb. @er iene @isenidaften nnb
bic our9 bieielbe bebinsten Grfulae
iuiinidt, Der sebraude 9r. &ins's Meue
Gebens- Silen. sic enttuideln iebe
Strait oes @eiites uub bss 95rpers.
9u baben fir aur 25 Gents In Der
Npotbete bon S. aalteber & Con.
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= Aus Jobannesburg In ber5rans,
paals&epublif tuirb beri@tet: gs tper.
ben Mnfloten getroffen, um bie tsle.
grapbiiGe Berbinbuns NIT benz Sap tn
Sale zines arieges 3wifnen Sranspaol
un5 England oufrs@t 3u efbaItsn. lat
Glddtlinse fub bier aneetommen. giue
Milliou patIoneu III nod pietsrmarib
burg, Der 6auptfabt bts britif9eu
9erritoriums NataI, abgef6idt iuorben.
gieIe boldnbif9e Gartner psrIaKeu
8eii9uaualanb, nm ieuieits Der @ren3e
Elm 2aaer au erriften.
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= Die BerIiner .ga. Na@r. iasen
tn einem NrtifeI tiber bic Na@ri9t, BOB
bic Deuti9en in Sransbaal cine 2iga
bilben. Inn ben Buren au beIfen, pte
folst: @ir far9teu, bob bieies liner.
bieten'bie Mesierung BON 3ranspaaI
berIoden tpirb, ihren Wiberffanb gegen
gnsIanb meter alS ratbfam iii 3u trei.
ben. Mnbere einfubrei@e beutfdhe Set.
tungen fabren fort. benz prdRbenten
ariiger warueub susurufen, bob er nidt
an boffen brau6e. au9 nnr bic gerineiie
0alfe BON GurOpa au erhalten.
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mabnfe @pteI 0ar,
Or 6omfon Strabe,
" NJ. " nth, 49,. Gtgentbimer.

Wan finbet bier ein Dorahsll9es
@laS Bier unferer beimii@en 1rane.
reien. Beionbere Mnertennung Der.
bienen bie @eine, gigarren, Wbisties,
3iqu6re &C. Q @or3agIi@er Gret
lun4 bes MorgenS unh Na d.
mtttags. Dieie Mirtbl@aft erfreni
R4 bes ausgeaei6neten Nufes ~ BEN
ansenebmiien gufentbaltsorte Der
5tabt au 3dbIen.
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Dos Dorfkino.
sanma,,sbun 0enrs eartpis.
Gortiesuns.)

3Dflimett 3ll erIebren J! Nber pettn ste
tDiiBten, mas i6 gelitten llnb gerllngen
babesin meinem Snnern.
sic f1lu9ste laut auf.
9laf nifte. 9ie @5ene i'm Qtelier
broben itanb srell bor feinem @eiites=
al,ge. Ni6t minber grell Die folsenbe
Gjertei Der 2eiSeni6aft i'm 9interaimmer
Der Gabrif, no Der leBte ytef BON Mlits
lSsJnDl N l9n, lt9 IN pap nno Ser'
ap1eng IoanOslle. III "a
rpaOeH Sse s Allags. m'd ns. peM oe-
ElHmungen S9les r elnE'gsu Yal,sa an que
IIle0en 5a lelHs IraSle sn ooiI1: inlI lgDasl!.
Osa SsI 3getlHapIs. @ O.s ul'l.iuIsl' si@ M oel
ysaIqaIs =. SeaMsn!pal l!eisM sgn.
EN- EN-. SeopalIer penn le @ iraI, l9n! per
sSunlg nepe dne, 0,e nnn'llsnos Juass
UIau DpI pell' aeli9eHub o'eles Se'oes
~ esuaplsH. s ...>... e. !. i.
Ste mar rolD 9emDroen ols an Que
2aarmufaedn. sSa, pleB lle gaEig "a .9
qeInOr psr mollIe uns ns ODE sepl1
lgaBen, mug ua0 no, Oas alno. nno 10
Dll!er 1mlr pas 1lmolen antam, oos e
AHs geOeH' pOll!s .s,. uno D1s pag'h gss
9epeH gaI, lW mltll9ie OaIe.n, g an5a-
negnen, penn ig pane y Mudlt9I 11e[ su ne9-
Msn anl Oas a'Ho, Oellen pI'e9e m'r
DOiag;
szesr m9!lls ls eluas oa9egsmI, ggs1I, lassr, y &C. !.
oaH Sls 1so' aga1s1b 5qse Y.lIlol'9ss.t
auHauH 'M @use d9 oepa''e'', lsl
Olaf beidnftigero Elm. pNebmens SIs
bic @a6e bonn praftiiden @tanbpunfi
aus. 70 blieb Sbnen feline anbere Ma1l.
rGeine, fliiiferte iie.
.gadber liest bie Ssrase,A fubr et
fort, riuel6e Geitaltung sic Sbrem
2ehen BON nun an geben molten, In
uelder Gidtung Sbre @ebanfen bic
3ufunft iuden9H
vss6 iebe feline. gllles i'll finifer uor
mir, finfier binter mir. Gatben sic
mir.
Ct reidte ibr Die 6anb. ,Wenu il
etiuas unaeleqen fam, 70 ilt es Der f0rz
perlife 3uifanb, In Dem i'd mid be4
finbe. Sic beoiirfen meiner brinqenber
benrl ie. unb Id, muB Gie periafIen.
sd fabe bieie pqar Sqoe Sdlon meinen,
Qlrst oboebettelt. Sic 9nft fier 1T nid,ts
fiir mid. id1 muB fort. Muf etlide
aBoden nur. g(ber oerobe in biefe 9eit
fdIlt cine 9rifis syires 9ebens, Der id,
beinohnen m6d)te. Wenn sic mir berz
ibred5el, ipollte1, bis an ,neiner aRiidfehr
nidts All entineiben-A
sic id1tpiea.
SD mill bann bafiir foraen. oas
Sbnen elm 4apital fiderqeliellt miro.
Gofinb sic ber einaelnen 3upenbun=
aen entboben. glber iafien sic mid, erlt
uieDer Der 9llte tuerben. Ser Gfuf,
eiitg su nabe am 2eben pprbei, id5
fpar's BIN unb mieber nod.A
v5iir mid y rief Greta. ibre 9(uaen
su tim erbebeno. ,,ssiir niein autes
Me1t, fir 6dnsdens 9edt. sd abute
IS ldnaft, o6ne bas id, 6arum tpuste.
geur oas tueiB i'd nid)t, Of sic BEN
Gampf nur anqenommen ober ieiSlf err
stuunaen haben.
,Mnaenpmmen, iaate er fura. Gie
@eididfe biefes GuelIs 1T 10 tuioer=
,pdrtia, baB sic mir cine areube
mod5e1l tpiirSeu tpeun mir bopou idruie-
oen. Mein Waoen tpartet unten. S{t's
SShnen redt fo8 9as grab tpollfe id,
SRuen aeioeu'n
Gie nidte @n ifrer tpedfelnben
Torbe. an ber Go'f. nit tueider iie
lire adn6e foltete uno oeoeu bas 6era
hrildts rnsrfts ~ mob lire 1@shonfen in n
bieiem Miomsut uid,f bei ibreu Giube
peilteu.
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@iae CUTE 4d6erei NIT Saloon, bic
etn3ige Bdderei In ber Stabt, if fofort
au beytaufen.
Na9sufraseu Ia BET Expedition biefes
UlatteS. 7,9,tum6m
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ginff bieBes: gs m d d i
Der Menfd nit feiusu b0beren 3tue'
dem 6eutsutase aber beibt es:
.gs ud6R Der Weni6 NIT ieinen gr6'
sereu .Sdden.
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Seq a 8.

Ntngler, Der Sraumetfer Der Gort
Wortb 8rauerei Ser bortige vMnaets
ger" mibmet bem Berforbenen folgens
ben Nadruf: Nfit CHARLES 8. &ineler
ift elm ebler Character, ein Weni1 BON
grnBer Ser3ensatie unb ebenio grDBem
WobItbatisfeiisfnEe, zen ct td9li9
unb bel iebsr @elesenbeit beibdtigte, au
Grabe setrasen tporben. 6eIbft ar.
beitsiam unb genifeubaft In Mushbung
ieiner pfi9ten, bate er als te9nif9er
Setter zines groBen @tabliKemeuts ba.
rauf az feben, baB bic ibm unterfeu.
ten aud ibre pft6t tbaten, aber uie bat
man seb6rt. bab ie tiber ben iebt Bers
| fforbenen Rlagen iiber unn6tbige 9drte,
ober i6roffe 8ebanbluus laut semor.
ben tpdren, unb nobI nur ielten beiaB
eiu Worsefebter bic aufri9tise 3uneis
gung ieiner Nrbeiter tpie aud ieiner
priuetpaIe nnb ieiner Betannten TN
Nagemeinen, In benz WaBe tuie CHARLES
8. RingIer. @ein natRrlt1es Meien
uuo Iiebenswarbiges NatureQ gepan.
men ibm Sebermann gum Grennbe.
9srr 6. u. @lousniber- bat In
Bonnie eiue neue elettrii9e ai9tanfalt
eingeri@tet, bic am 20. In 8etrieb ee.
ieBt mirb.
+ = Gin rlertwhrbiger Jall ereignste
fib In Weibbile. Maibineton.@ @ouutp.
lnb ber Jarmer Carl 6@nI3e In aller
5rhbe einen 8allen Baummolle auf ben
Wagen, nm nod 8renbam 3u fabren.
Sn ber Duntelbeit fab sr iein bier
Sabre altes ainb ni6t, bas por benz
Wageu fanb. Sin &ab be8 i9meren
Wagens giug ibm iiber ben 2eib; aber
es bIieb unperlebt.
= Snt Norben bes @taates III gnbe
persangener Na9t ber Srodeubeit elm
@nbe sema@t uorbtn. Su Grapfon,
Som Sreen, 8onbam, Ganniu, Dallas
uub anberen @ounties bat es 3iemIib
! ftart geregaet.
[ - Mufin bat nit ieinem gro6en
Damn, Der bic Stat 3u elmer bebeuten.
ben Jabritfabt MAIDEN iollte, entf6ie.
ben BED. gtnmaI nuB es befar@teu,
baB BET anbaItenbem @egenuetter,
meun biel MaRer Ia ben iSIuB gefanbt
wirb, sgan3e foffpielise Wert fort.
gemaf9en mirb; ein anberes M2aI Ia
ber Maferfanb tn GlufIe 70 ttiebrig,
I oab bic Mafdiuen fiiu ife1en unb uie
has gerabe iebt ber Sail iif, Der 6tabt
weber 2i6t, 8riebtraft, ftr bie @ars,
nod Wafer geliefert iuerben tann.
= Der mefflit gebenbe 3ug ber
SRbliGen pacific 8abn tpurbe In 60.
9ife, Mrisona, $50 Nfeilen meffli9 BON
81 pafo, bon Rdubern angehaIteu,
bic ben etiernen @elbi1rant Der gr.
preb. Rompasnie iprensten, aber, mie
perf9ert mirb, uur geringe Beute
ma@ten.
= Sm 0auie ieines OnseIs tn So.
ftrop ftarb g. 8. SbieIemann Elm frebs
fomer unb iebr beIiebter iunger Mauu,
Der Dor eiuisen Jabreu erit aus Sod.
ten eiumanberte.
= Snbem ber 3abnar3t Or. s. ".
Witteborg BON 1renbam auf etnem
gIcurRonsause Der Santa Ge Bahn bie
Oameu eegen 9eIeibisuugen unb an.
a6bigeu &eben einiger fungen Burden
uertbeibiste, propi3irten bieieIbeu siaeu
etrett. tn NerIaufe beifen Tim 3tpei
MeRerfi9e beigebra9t mnrben. giner
ietner Mnsreifer III perbaftet tporben.
= Wahe MeWregor tpnrbe ber igars
mer 3. s. 5lad, aIs feline mutbieen
pferbe bur9gtngen, aus benz Magen
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aNattbtes 8ros. JJeii@er,
go. 5O7 Offs6puifp us6txase.

Nur bas poraasli9fe Rtub', e&afs
unb S6meinefeifd.
SpeaiaIitdt: Sunges 3albfeit@.
Ale Mrten BON Mur6. SGinfeu.
3unse, S@maIa &c.
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Mnrn Poetry

Col. Joe Taylor Of the Clarksyille
Times is responsible for the follow
ing:
Talk about your North Dakota
where the billiards get their boost,
talk about your Minnesota where
old zero goes to roost, or about
your airy Chilcoot robed in eternal
whi,e-but you'd oughter been In
Clarksville last Saturday nigh?
You can blow about your klondikes,
Siberia and such, you may blow
about your arctics and polars just
a. much-you may think you've
felt cold weather, and maybe
you're right-but you'd oughter
been in Clarksville last Saturday
night Cold2 Coolest weather ever
yet befell--froze the whisky in the
brown jug, frozo the water in the
we'll, froze the CHICKENS on their
perches, froze the kittens in th,
house, froze the steeples Oft th,
churches, froze the milk inside
the cows;froze the fur off Of cas-
tails, froze the whiskers oil of goats
frozo the wire ties off hay bales
froze the interest off Of notes, FROG,
the pickets oil the fences, froze the
barbs of Of wires; froze the fool
into their senses, froze the liel
within the liars; froze-but neve
mind the rest. Suffice TO say 'twa
darn cold weather.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12

Mrs. W. $. Wilson, Mrs +. A. Lee
and Mr-. A. p. Anderson will give a tea
at the residence Of Mrs W. :. WILSON
on Tuesday next from 10 o p. m. IN
aid Of the Woman Missionary Adxili-
AIRY Of the Episcopal church. /Admis.
zion Zoe. All are cordially invited.
J. NJ. Boxley and George Echols
were here from Providence yesterday.
Mr. Boxley called on the Eagle aud re-
ported that the people are all through
planting corn and well up with their
work. -
W. W. Barnett, viii Boswell, Allen
and George Smith, J. $. williams, j. +.
Payne, W. c. Rogers, Malcolm Wilson,
Joe Sanders. ". T.. and j H. Bate,
Dallas Andrews and others were here
from Madison county yesterday.
f. viii not cost you anything but
postal card 10 see the most beautiful
line OF Wall Paper samples ever shown
Ia Bryan. Away below the trust prices
too. VIM. Dodson. o
When you are hungry at any hour
day or night go TO Charlie Edinburg's
restaurant In the Zsnnat block, for a
hot lunch served 10 your taste. eff
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Giles came up from
Cypress yesterday and the latter Is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. Giles having re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
FOR sALE-A good second hand
Aermoier windmill cheap. Apply az
this office or TO Dr.. W. II Wilson.
dg2 vi
For accident aud life Insurance either
Ia lodges ~ straight lie companies STE
Joe Il. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. Il
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. n
Mr.. I. n. Lawrence returned "a
Houston yesterday after a visit to Mr.
aud Mrs. J. u. Mawhinnry.
Ny Wall Paper samples are up &,
date aud the prettIest ever saw for th,
'm0ney. VIM. A. Dodson. "a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.

sam Luihur was 10 town yesterday.
Hon. Sam h. Henderson Is home from
Austin.
Prot. J.. T. McGse was Ia the city
yesterday.
Prof P. S. Tilson was here from Col.
lege yesterday.
Prof Charles Purycar was here from
College yestarday.
Prof l.. l.. Mrlnri- returned from
Austin yesterday.
Mrs. T. J. Hin Of Galveston, Is Welt.
ing Mrs H. T. Boyle.
Howard wooihead was here yester.
lay visiting his parents.
Miss Lille Wilson has returned from
a visit TO her sister ut Galveston.
Clarke 4 Dansby are having hand.
some shelving pul In their new store.
Mr. +. V. winkler Of Corscana "a
Visiting Mr. and MIS-. A, ID. McConnico
Another big shipment Of tNsniy carr
Of fat cattle will be- made from the oil
mill soon, we learn.
Clarke & Dansby will have a car losd
of the celebrated Albatross flour In
time Tor their opening. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12

Washington March 1.-THE depart
mcnt u state has received claims To the
amount ~ s2i 900 600 on account ~
property injured IN Cuba belonging %
American citizcns and on account u in
iuries sustained by citizens IN which
pecuniary indemnity is sought The
peace treaty provided that United States
and Spain each should assume liability
for all such claims preferred by their re-
speciiye citizens. Therefore the United
States government must settle all such
claims
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12
ALLOTMENT or LANDS.
sxrsy. WIN noon nssia In the Ch"ctaw
aud Cresk NatIana.

Washington. March H. -Tam- Bisby.
chairman Of the commission 10 treat
with the Ave civilized tribes arrived
here Friday and had conference with
Secretary Hitchcock arranging details
incident 10 the Inauguration Of the au--
vey preliminary 10 the allotments 81
land on the Greek nation In the Indian
Territory. the establishing n a local
land Office for Creeks at Muskoeee and
other matters He reported that or
March 20 the commission would hold q
covert b consider between 5000 and 10. 4.
900 contested citizen passes in Cherokee
nation, many Of which however, would
be thrown out ~ they having already
been passed upon. About the middle Of
April the commission will begin the
task Of taking the census OF the Choctaw
nation
Mr. BiKby stated the allotments Of the
Creek lands would be- completed some
time next year and he predicted within
six or eight years the lands Of all the
five civilized tribes would be allotted
and all the Indians placed on the same
citizenship basis a. the whites.
General Porter and w T. Hutchins,
Of Muskogee, / r.. are here represent
ing the interests of the cattlemen and
have been urging upon the department
the admission Of cattle into the Creek
lands under money leases by the Indians,
which the department. - far, holds the
Curtis act will not permit after April
until after the allotment Of the land.
This allotment cannot he effected thi,
year and they protest against shutting
out Of the stock this season.
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Wait Until Tuesday ana
Wednesday.

Ga Tuesday and "Wednesday March
lith and 10Th will have with me anc
pert cutter from the Globe Tmoring Co.
OF Cincinnati who will bee pleased 81 take
your measure for immediate or future
use, guarantee a perfect tit aud high
grade workmanship ~ the Globe is
conceded to be- one Of the very few
tailoring houses making their clothing
after the order Is received and strictly
the measure given. am making close
prices on tailor made goods. do not
Try to make s. aud $40 on a suit or
pair OF pants. am satisfied with a
small profit. On Tuesday and wednes-
day | will have on exhibition fully 1905
samples. suits from 81 80 up; pants
S2.75 up. Call aud see the line.
WILL r. THOMAS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Marshal.

City election Tuesday, April 4, 1899
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12
TWO TRANSPORTS SAIL.
Doe Goo. 10 Havana aud the other Ia
Porto nican Ports.

Ihfth hifAh ihfaf
New York. March 1.-Two govern
ment transports have sailed One for
San Juan Ponce and Santiago the other
for Havana The Buford sailed In the
regular weekly service b. the former
places from Pier % The Meade sailed
for Havana with miscellaneous stores. q
small number ~ recuits. aud IL is be-
lieved with PaymAster General Carey
and the s3 900 OOO with which he Is 10
pay the Cuban troops
The Logan illprobably be here until
Thursday-long enough 10 make few
temporary alterations and repairs. She
Il under orders 20 sail for Nueyitas and
Havana Cuba. at which port she will
receive returning volunteer regiments.
which she will bring back % Newport
News AZ the latter port the Logan
will lie up for several weeks and b. re-
modelled after the pattern Of the Grant
I and the sherman
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12

Washington. March A. Senator
James x. Jones Of Arkansas. who has
been ill Tor some time suffered another
setback Friday During the afternoon
he was attacked with a paroxysm Incl
dent 20 the angina pecioris which.
while not so severe as the former ones,
appeared 20 b. more stubborn IN yield
ing 10 treatment The physicians how
ever. succeeded In relieving their patient
and his condition is reported 10 b. more
favorable
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Jim jenkins, negro, was given FIVE
years In the penitentAry for criminal
assault at Bonham. Tex
The now Cumberland Presbyterian
church nj San Angelo. Tex, has bean
completed
Baird. Tex. will erect a system Of
waterworkA
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rIshl nn.Ins.. mau.s, naInsd.

Mountain Grove. No. March IL
Eight brick business buildings and con.
tents were destroyed by fire here. II
was only by heroic efforts that the re-
mainder Of the business por ion was
saved Walter H. Loomis, editor u Tho
Advertiser fell from the roof of his two
story building sustaining injuries which
NAV prove fatal Loss on stocks aggre'
gate 500 OOo. aud on buildings ~, 900
half insured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12

Washington. March ll-Dr Bryan
Sunderland has been appointed pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church 10 sue
coed DIR. T. Dewitt Talmage DR.
Sunderland has already served the
church IS years and since his resigna-
ton last June when Dr. Talmage took
charge has been the pastor emeritus
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Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

G W Dunlap, A W Halves, Bal.
timore: + " McConnico, City 4
G Love, College; james X Henry,
ST. Louis; Mrs. Emma Nolen, Pal
estine; d l. Countrymsn, Dallas
j. J. Burk, Galveston; 4 b Bal
lard. city: d r Snodgrass. Calves
ton: f c Mann. G p Cove, Boston,
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Mckinney. Tex, March li.-Iufor.
nation comes from farmersville that
while the remains o. man were being
removed from a cemetery there 10 was
discovered that the corpse had become
perfectly petrihod The entire body and
burial clothes and even a f'oQuei held in
the hand were in a perfect state Of Pct
rihcation The corpse was encased in
q metallic coffin and wa buried just II
years ago.
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Les. Than Sta Thousand.

Washington, March 1.-THE follow
ing statement has been issued showing
the total number Of deaths Of troops re-
ported 20 the adjutant generals Office
between May, 1898. and Feb. ~, 1900
Killed In action a27, died Of wounds lg5,
died Of disease sen total 573i.
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For Secretary.

The Eagle T. auihonei 10 announce
II. a.. RHODES
a. candidate for reelection 90 the
Office Of CITY Secretary Of Bryan at the
ensuing April election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-12

The Eagle i authorized 70 announce
T. T. HOYETT
az candidate Tor reelection 10 the
Office Of City Marshal Of Bryan at the
ensuing April election.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-29
POISONOUS FLOWERS.

1t seems a shame to connect thoughts
of poison with, for instance, such deli
cate and lovely things as that baby of
the flowers, the snow-drop, as the mar
cissus with it's delicious breath, as the
hyacinth and the jonquil. But one is
obliged to see to it that the children
do not put the bulbs of these flowers
into their mouths. The oxalis also is
not a safe thing to put between the
lips; and all the lobelias will produce
dizziness and general disaster. The
monk s-hood, too, and the beautiful
fox-glove as we'll, are noxious affairs
from which powerful drugs are OBJ
tanned, more than few drops Of their
extracts being usually fatal dose.
Certain of the crocuses if eaten, even
if nothing be swallowed but the juice,
produce vomiting; the bulb Of the in
tricately beautiful lady's-slipper poi
sons externally as the noXious ivy,
dogWood and sumach do; the quaint
old jack-in- the-pulpit, although not a
garden plant, is another enemy 10
health and life; and so also is the mar
vellous Queen Anne's lace, which now
and then will creep in through the pal
ing, and looks so enchanting when far
and wide it embroiders field and road
side. The laughing little buttercup,
that might be a drop of visible sun
light, is by no means as innocent as
it looks; the COW in the pasture knows
enough to avoid it; that, and all its
cousins, the rich prOfuse paeOnies, the
dazzlingly blue larkspurs, and the rest,
are full of toxic properties. The OLE
ander-tree, that is set outdoors when
spring comes and that lines the streets
of various of our southern cities, is an
other hive of deadly poison. The SUI
perb catalpa tree, towering with it's
great leaves and it's masses Of white
and fragrant flowers, is charming
thing in the garden, but it's bark IS
exceedingly injurious; and the labur-
mum, that looks like fountain of gold
leaping in the sun, is poison in leaf
and flower and seed; and even the
grass beneath it is best thrown away
when cut, instead of being fed to cat
tie. -Harper's Bazaar.