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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
PLATFORM GAVE WAY.
several Persons 1t Paris BADLY Hurt
Witnessing Fireworks Exhibition.

Several Persons 1T Paris BADLY Hurt
Witnessing Fireworks Exhibition.
Paris, Tex. May During the fire.
works exhibition here last night long
section Of the circus seats fell, loaded
down with thousands Of people. No
one was seriously hurt as far a. known.
Delegates Pitt Turner. George King
and Martin and several others Were
bruised
l. F. Baker Of Paris had his jaw brok.
en-
Mrs. Baker and Mira Dewoese are
badly bruised
Uncle Larkin Hunt Is hurt In the
back.
Other persons bruised are. Mrs John
Gibbons. Mrs Henry Mayer. Mrs Ed.
ward Dodd, Lon Martin. Elmer Nicolas.
son. Mr.. Hardy of Ladonia
Jack fitzhugh had his right wrist
brOkpu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

are uniformly prosperous. There
are to-day fully 800 such factories
south Of the Mason and Dixon's
line, and a recent writer estimates
that they have cost two-thirds less
money than plants operating an
equal number of spindles at the
North. OF these South Carolina
has nearly 20 and North Carolina
has nearly 200. Durham, in the
latter state, has developed almost
beyond belief along these lines, and
is now a source Of supplies for
many smaller mills who get yarn
there to make into various fabrics
and then send their products back
to be dyed. The same observer
writes:
81 saw three factories built Of
unhewn logs. The girls who we're
weaving cloth by 'piecework could
look at the bark on the logs while
they earned from SO to 81 a week
big wages for them. Better fac.
tories are put up two stories high
of brick. These brick are put into
the walls for $3.50 per thousand.
There is no paint or whitewash to
look ADJUST plain bricks and
mortar. The machinery is often
secondhand and owned by some
Northern factory which has chang.
ed its machinery to better machin-
cry from England"
How do they start a factory in
the South?"
81 saw a factory just started in
Columbia, S. c. The money of
colored men was behind it. They
bought an old abandoned tobacco
factory. Part Of it was tobacco
shed. It cost $4,000. Then with
some Northern backing, they went
to Maine and bought four sets Of
machinery secondhand-the Maine
factory replacing it with superb |
machinery from Manchester 10 do
fine work. The Columbia factory, !
fitted up, cost about $4,000. AL
factory in New England able TO do
the work OF this factory would cost
This factory is run by
negroes. They cannot get over IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
Watson rake. Dewey. Place.

Washington, May r. Admiral Wat.
son will sail from San Francisco on
Tuesday a. q passenger on one Of the
regular Pacific mail steamers. but can.
not possibly reach Manila before the
middle Of June. Orders have been is.
sued placing Captain A. S. Barker In
command Of the Asiastic squadron.
after Admiral Deweys departure. until
relieved by Rear Admiral Watson. As
soon as relieved by Admiral Watson.
Captain Barker viii also return to
America.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
ROSWELL ?. FLOWER DEAD.
The hs-'ovsrnor Passes Away amer lie.
ing STICK Only a F.vs Hama

. "-ff " 80 AA"aA@
New York. May i3-Former Cover.
nor Roswell p. Flower died AZ 1910
o'clock Friday night at the Eastpori
Country Club ut Eastport. l. L Mr.
Flower was taken IN early in the day
with a severe attack Of acute indiges'
ton In the afternoon symptoms Of
heart failure supervenod and he grew
steadily worse until the time Of hi,
death The attack Of heart failure was
accompanied by a fainting spell. and
Mr.. Flowers family In New Yosk City
wasquickly notified When they arrived
at Eastport Mr. Flower had somewhat
recovered. but later the attack Of heart
failure was marked and Mr.. Flower bc-
came Unconscious an hour before hi,
death
Mr. Flower has been a sufferer from
grastritis for long time, with every
now and then an acute attack. He ap
peared in robust health when he ar
rived a. Eastport early Friday. where
he intended to remain until Monday his
health being apparently excellent The
attack from which he suffered came on
suddenly. and was Of a more severe typs
than any he had previously suffered
from.
Roswell Petitions Flower was horn
In Theresa, jefferson connty. Aug. :.
1855 Roswell was the sixth Of nine
children and when his father died be was
eight years old He worked with his
brothers on two farms his mother owned
and spent his time between school ses.
sons In the hardest kind of labor. Mr..
Flower came 10 New York in 1859 Mr..
Flower always was a Democrat II the
7Os he helped Samuel J. Tilden to de-
velop the famous organization which ex.
posed Tweed and enjoyed many other
tTiumphs.
Good authorities estimate that Mr..
Flowers profits in the last Is months in
Wall street have exceeded siO. 100000
He mas become In that time the acknOwl.
edged speculative leader In the financial
markets Of the United States.
Mr.. Flower married Sarah Woodruff.
a daughter Of Morris NJ Woodruff Of
WatertOwn ON Dec. 60 1893 Three
children were born. Of whom only one
survives. Emma Gertrude. who Is the
wife Of John b Taylor Mr.. Flower
has been for years one Of the wardens
Of 81 Thomas Episcopal church in Fifth
avenne
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
Door, Chin flair

Like many diseases often 10 be hereditary. Much
can be done however to mitigate the misfortune the
same as proper care and the right remedies will bring
those born dedicate like" to robust health The little
oil cells which form the roots Of the hair need often to
be stirred up and irrigated to promote health and
growth. growing plant thrives only through proper
and patient attention to the soil from which it derives
nourishment. The hair also needs proper and careful
attention An important aid TO The healthy growth Of
the hair is good hair brush-a bHste brush prefera.
bly,. Wire brushes cut the hair. few minutes thor
ough brushing every night before retiring will do much
for the growth and beauty Of the hair but many peo.
pie require something more than the best Of brushes
To those we wish to call attention to our QUINATED
HAIR TONIC as the proper remedy. Price 80 cents
per bottle =====
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

Utica, N. Y. May i3-Now York
Central train No 80, while In the yard
in this city early this morning wa.
run into by the Pan.Amorican expires,
train. resulting In the destruction Of d
Wagner car, express car and the engine
of the latter train. The wreck caught
fire but was extinguished by the Local
department.
Harry Neat Of Buffalo, assistant su.
perintendent Of the company, was 50
badly hurt that he may die. No one
else was hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
Pistol Wa. Loaded.

Mckinney, Tex. May While toy.
ing with what he supposed 10 be au
empty pistol, ayoung son of Esquire Z.
Z Holt Of Blue Ridge, this county, very
seriously Il not fatally shot himself.
He first snapped the pistol at his brother,
but II failed 10 20 of, he then turned II
on himself and pulled tho trigger again.
when the discharge occurred, passing
through his body.
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TWENTY-FIVE DEAD.

over One Hundred Injured. some seri
ousiy, In the Cyclone in Mexico.
Eagle Pass. Tex, May ia-Further
news from the cyclone az Hondo coal
mines puts the dead ut % and wounded
at over 100 many seriously. As many
persons are yet missing, the death list
viii doubtless be- augmented
The casualties among Americans are
Dead. Lawrence Mckinney.
Wounded. Superintendent r. McKin.
ney, Fred Mckinney. oven boss Stephen
Hackett, both arms broken.
The storm came on suddenly at sup.
pertimo and In a few moments every
thing in it, path was mass Of ruins.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

San Marcos, Tex. May la-L D. Mar.
ton, about 81 years old. and his brother
Willie, employed at Cape's mill. one
mile south Of here, on the San Marcos
river, were drowned late Friday oven.
ing in the mill pond Tho body Of l. D
Martin has been recovered and tho pond
is being dragged for that Of his brother.
They appear to have been engaged In
setting a net. as their boat and net wero
out in the pond
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

Middlesboro, KY. May la-AnotheI
killing.has occurred in Lee county. Va
Frank Robins and silas Holmes. farm.
ers, living near Crab Orchard, In that
county. had dispute over some land
and Holmes. with a kinsman. Clinton
Holmes went 10 Robins house and
called him out They threatened him
and Robins retreated II Is said that
silas Holmes opened fire with revolver.
killing Robins instantly. silas Holmes
escaped, but Clinton Holmes has been
apprehended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
Telephone lO6.

a month on the farms, and they are
willing to work for the same wages
in the mill. 1t is missionary
work to give them work at any
price. This mill will make plain
three-cent sheeting, and can pro-
duce it third cheaper than Fall
River.
There are other factories in CO.
lumbia making heavy tent cloth,
beautiful goods, and they can make
it cheaper than they can in Eng.
land"
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smallpox at L,k. ch.rIs..

Lake Charles. La, May i3.-The board
Of health Of this parish reports three
cases Of smallpox in this city, The lis.
ease is Of a very mild type and Is undor
control and very little chance Of III
spreading. Quarantine restrictions have
not yet been enforced and owing to the
mild type Of the disease and tho pros.
poets Of soon stamping II out no action
has been taken In that direction.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
TOLD IN VERSE.

Ten thousand voices sweeily sing
Their praises Of the household boss.
And cash to Clarke < DaDsby bring
For sacks Of finest "Albatross."
The cooks delight to see 1t rise
When it is gone they mourn lis loss,
And sing it praises TO the skies
The only -four, the "Albatross.n
The boarders laugh In pure delight
And when its gone they all get cross.
Because they think its only right
To use the best, the "Albatros."
And "Ferndale, 4" too, for It's a peach.
Asparagus and young snap beans,
It's the finest in your reach,
Nes,that Is just what Ferndale means.
Fresh tomatoes, corn and pease
Selected with the utmost care,
send their message on the breeze
To the hungry everywhere.
Go to Clarke x Dansby's store
On the west side Of Main street,
Buy their goods and you'll buy more
Everything that's good to eat.
Their goods are new, yes, fresh and
sweet
The finest brands Of everything
Their prices low and can't be beat
Let all the town their praises sing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

Comfort, Tex, May a. - As the
United States mail stage going TO Fred
ericksburg attempted TO cross North
creek, five miles from Comfort. II was
washed away. Miss Emma Lorontz Of
Fredericksburg, was drowned and girl
and the driver escaped They were in
'lrad In q wire fence
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

New York, May l3-A dispatch 10
The Herald from Manila says
The Filipino forces which were on.
trenched behind strong Notifications at
San lldefonso. moth Of Balinag. have
been driven from their position by Law.
ton One American was wounded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
TalaI AeeIarnl Do . cIar rIl.

Virden, Ills, May i8.-Charles Dayle
was killed and Otis Lewis seriously in.
iured by the dislodgement Of quantity
Of clay and rock while they were at
work In a pit here, hoistering clay to
the surface The authorities here have
thus far been unable to locate Dayloa
relatives
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

New York. May l8.-Oscar Gardner,
the Omaha kid, and Martin Flaherty.
Of Lowell Mass. fought 25-round
draw at the New Broadway Athletic
club Friday.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-03-04

Nashville, the capital of
Tennessee, and which had the
Centennial Exposition in 1896, is
a beautiful and historic city, and
is OF e ofthe largest educational
centers in the United States.
The Fiske, Vanderbilt, Nash
Vile and other colleges and
universities are located here
the total capacity being be-
tween eight and nine thousand.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-03-04

John Oligney's THE,
BEST PLACE. What
is the use of sending
away for your harness
and straps when you
can get them at home
for less n Re-
member I use nothing
out pure oak leather,
and / have the No. !
Stock Saddle the
highest grade saddle,
made first a in
every way price very
pleasing. Call and see
me-. Washburn Har.
ness Shop
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thirst Publication February IL, 1881
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is Hereby Given. That by virtue Of a
Judgment ali | decree i'll foreclosur. rendered
nd given by the District Court Of the Sixth
!nlicial District in AMI for the County of Mclean
md State of North Dakota, and entered and
loc!> cted' in the Office of the Clerk Of sid Coz TT
in and for said County, on the 10th day o.
February 1899, in an action wherein William IL.
crown is Plaintiff, and Anna i)anielson. Bank Of
linot. Il corporation. G. H. MearS, NORTH Da-
iota Title Insurance Y Trust Company, a cor
,%oration, Frank T.. Hawkins. Il. :. Bryniolfson
toward X. Moore, f. v. Hoffman arc defend-
,nts. IN favor Of the said Plaintiff and against
1.-The, said defendants for the sum Of seven htnd.
Hired and forty-twO dollars and ninety->ix cents.
sac. 96)which Judgment and decree among
,ther thin-s directed the sale by me of the zeal
estate hereinafter described, to satisfy the a
mount of said Judgment. with interest thereon
md the costs ami expenses Of such sale, or q
nuci, thereof ~ the proceeds of such sale ap
,,lirable thereto will satisfy. And by virtue Of Il
writ to me issued out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of
|said Court in and for said County Of Mel ean and
.lnder tue seal Nf s:tid 4 curt, directing me to sell
said real property pursuant to said Judgment,
.tnd decree, l, Allan Mcdonald, Sheriff Of said
County, and person appointed by said Court to
make said sale, will sell the hereinafter describ-
ID real estate to the highest bidder, for cash, nj
public auction. ut the front door Of the court
louse in the Village Of Washburn in the County
II Mclean and State Of North Dakota. on the
end day Of March A. ID. 1899, ut 3 O'Clock 4. NJ,
Il that day, to satisfy said judgment, with
interest and costs thereon, AID the costs and ex-
.,enses ofSuch sale, or so much thereof rs the
proceeds of such sale applicable thereto wfllsatis-
y. Tile premlsps to lie sold as aforesaid pursuant
l5o said Judgment and decree, and to said writ, and
70 this notice. are described In said judgment,
lecree and writ, as follows tO-wit:
The southeast quarter Of section Twenty (20)in
Township One hundred and forty-tive Gas north
|of Range eighty-three (s3) west, Mclean COunry
IN. ID.
Dated February 10th 1880.
ALLAN MCDONALD,
Sheriff Of Mclean County, North :aketa.
,E. A. MAGLONE,
Attorney for Plaintiff. DevtlsL.ke n. D.
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Co South
This Winter.

Fol, the prerent winter the Louisville g. Nasl
vile Railroad Company hasimproyed its alread.
nearly perfect. through service Of Pullman
vestibuled : Sleeping Cars and elegant day
coaches from Cincinnati, Louisville st Leu s and
chicago. to Mobile. New Orleans and the Gul
Coast, Thomasville. Ca. Pensacola. Jacksonville
Ia mpa, Palm Beach and other points in Florida
Perfect connection will be made with steamer
M for Cuba, Porto Rico, Nassau and We
indian ports. Tourist and Hom"-scekers ex
idursion tickets on sale at low rates. Write G
W J ;l:.1t I .tlIla.:tlitl Attlt, ~tlissil
ny. for particulars
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LUMBER o SALE.

[c0NT1NUED NRxr wEEKl
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First Publication February II. 1881
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is Hereby Given. That by virtue Of a
judgement and decree III foreclosure, rendered.
and given ny the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District. in and for the County OF
Mclean and state of North nakOta,a entered
and docketed In the office Of the Clerk of said
Court in and for said County, on the 10th day of
February 1899. in an action wherein William H.
brown is Plaintiff and Ole Anderson. BankiOf
Nirot, a corporation, G.. H. Mears, North Ha-
konta Title Insurance & Trust Company Il cor'or-
|at,on, Frank z. Hawkins, B.. y. Brynjolfson,
Howard X. Moore and /. v. Hoffman are de-
PENDANTS, in favor Of the said Plaintiff and
against the said Defendants, for the sum Of Nine
hundred forty-one dollars and fifty fiye cents,
'so41 55) which judgement n decree among
other things directed the sale by me ofthe real
estate hereinafter described. to satisfy tile D.
mount Of said judgement, with Interest thereon
and costs and expenses Of such sale. Or 81 much
thereof AZ the proceeds Of such sale applicable
Thereto win satisfy. And by virtue Of a writ to
line issued out az the ONCE OF the Clerk Of said
lCourt in and for said county Of Mclean and
under the seal Of sail Court. directing me to sell
said real property pnrsuantto said judgmentand
decree . j. ALLAN Mcdonald. Sheriff of said County
and person appointed by said Court to make
|said sale. win sell tile hereinafter described. real
ESTATE to tile highest: bidder, for cash, at public
i~auction, at the front door of the court house In
lie Village of Washburnin the County Of Mclean
land state Of North Dakota, OF the end day ~
March A. u. 1899, 1t 2 o'clock 7. NJ. OF that day,
Ito satisfy said judgement, with Interest and
costs thereon. and the cost; and g pens~s Of
|s,,ch sale, Or 90 much thereof ~ the proceeds Of
|s,lch sale applicable thereto will satisfy. The
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First Publication Feb. 2o, 1S99.!
SHERIFF'S SALE.
tate Of North Dakota! In District Court,


SHERIFF'S SALE.
state Of North Dakota! In District Court,
County of Cass. Third judicial list.
Wells g. Dickey Company, Plaintiff.
'ohn ellsworth, Clara ellsworth.
sanh Of Linot. A. Is. Gtptill, as Re
river of the R:tnk Of Mlnot. North
,akOt Title Insurance and Trust
Company, Is $. isrynjolfson, ard
crank T. Hawkins,
DEFENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a
judgment Of foreclosure aud sale In the above
entitled action entered on January 81. 1899, and
; special execution issue'l upon said Judgment,
ne subscriber, Allan Macdonald Sheriff OF
Mclean County. State If North Dakota, for the
4, .rp0se appointed will sell at public auction ut
re front door OF the Court House in Washburn.
unity Of Mclean. State Of North Dakota, Gil
'>pril 10, 1889, at 10 o'clcck In the forc:'con Of
lat lay the East. cnc-half Of the NORTH ast
,%l,arter and the Northeast qua.te" 'ft''e Sn''fe'
,as. quarter of Section twtnA,.. I'iH7F'i&p tfa.
.'in'lred foitH-:iur. h:ti.st ''rifiS thfG ~ "a
Mclean tonnty being tiie ,,et, .a.-r .l"}ais'.
ERECTED III said Judgment ana rNrc5d.oa t'i
odd, CT 81 m:,cll thereof as may be spt:i iAt;f
atisfy the said judgemrntan an: costs. a'aonn'il,H
a all to sS5l Sc witt interest thereon from t."
ate Of said Judgment ant all a~ccr.in., 90;
ale.
Dated February 9th, 1893.
ALLAN MArDON.A:.H,
sheriff Of sicLe#nC RAY.
BALI. WATSON x MAcLAY.
Plaintiffs Att'ys, Fargo, y, H..
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$ ouTHLAND NOTES.
a9blt.e Items Gathered here aud Tier,
Wills JsssseytsS To aad From
Svathsrn Flosida.

AZ previously arranged by
w. l.. Straub, Of the Grand
Forks Herald, who had the
management of the North Da-
kota Press Association ex-
cursion in hand eighty-seven
ladies and gentlemen--repre-
senting about sixty different
North Dakota papers-as-
sembled at Hotel Windsor, st.
Paul, Sunday, Feb. S, prepar-
atory to invading the Sunny
South"
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At Klondyke saw mill, Conk-
ling, N. ID. have atchoiceS lot
.of lumber for sale at reasona-
bic prices. Will trade lumber
for horses, cattle, wheat, oats,
barley Or pork. s feet houseiogs
on hand. Come and see me
when YOU, want e buy.
FREp, PrrIsrER, Manager
s.#5s,#f sssss d Conklin9 j
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SEED "a s

am considering the advisability o
getting a car load OF oats for seed from tn
Red River Valley. I can cell in Rismarcl
q IS cents per bushe!. and deliver t.
washburn for is cents. Will those VII.
intend to purchase kindly drop me a car.
to Bismarck stating amount wanted, ais,
if White Russian Is preferred.
7 A. Prrc1,ws
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NOTICE ii hereby 4tyNn that the; .ollaWini
named settler has fled nNtice Ofahis INF entionSti
make flnal proof n support Of hs claim. m
Peer WiteN, fitdQ1 A1d, ex-0fiCio cl4Hks ID. D
county court q tfclAan County,. Is. ns;ssA q
WaslibaFn,. =: I,sk;;Sn MaISh 1871. nleeeesgXtss:SSS
or the y az ssf;sionat !, Townshaps14AS nsssks
Hs name & tnesA pHowsf SswvftnessesSto psdySJM
cons!.nuers residence snpon lAne cs aa tysaaeHs ID
6obsff' Siann. d HANCOCK, !. anGkk,sSsISS
Zones ndEHSnfyCAr Of Coal Htf616Es.8In
40 z waiter !silta "A Is .a1l'l ~ M Rl1a
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The Burlington foil, WIS
along the banks of the Father OF
Waters for 800 miles, and in the
summer time, especially, here
is some of the finest scenery
that can be seen anywhere
small. prosperous towns and
splendid appearing farm places
are in evidence everywhere.
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HOMESTEAD FINAL Poor.
J. 3. LAND OFFICE,
.,ss xABoK. N. DAKorA,

January 20. 1899.
Notice lis hereby given that the following
.,amed settler has tled noti:e Of hts intention
10 make final pro,f in support Of his claim, and
said proof will be made before Peter Miller,
Judge and exoticio and Clerk II Co. Court OF
Mclean County N. H., at Washburn N Oak, on
March IL. 1899, viz:
PETER CHRISTIANSfN
,0r the $ W u, Section 20. T IA, X 81. WbyP. NJ
he names the following witnesses to prove his
.ontinuos residence nponand cultivation OF, said
land, viz:
Olof A. Obrrg. Anton Peterson. John Nelson
md Axcl johnson all Of Niaslburn r. q. Mclean
county n. d..
E.A. LAMB.
Register.