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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22
CONTEST OF AsHwoRTH WILL.
Father Claims 1t Il Invalid-Petition ia
Probate 1t.

FAtn0f CiAiMh IL IL IhvallO-fetht1On to
Probate 1t.
The will Of the late Richard Ash
worth. a prominent Wyoming stockmap
and gentleman we'll known in Billings,
is tc have a rough passage before it is
admitted to probate. u. A. Lane of
this city, together with the law firm Of
Gum, Clayberg & Corbett Of Helena,
appear M attorneys for Edward Ash.
worth, father Of Richard Ashworth. de-.
ceased, who ia one OF the heirs to the
estate, and have filed a petition for let.
tes Of administration in the district
court Of Lewis and Clarke county in
Helena, at which place the will had
been fled. Contest to this petition is
being made by the legatees Of the will,
Jack l.. Fraser, ct al, who wish, and
have also filed q petition, to probate
1.-THE will in this county. The petition
ers for letters Of administration at Hell
ena do not think the will is q valid n
and will resist probate of same in this
county, whereas Mr.. Fraser, claiming
under the will, will endeavor to sup
port its validity.
Edward Ashwortl'. the Petitioner
and father Of Richard Asl,worth. de-
ceased, bases his reason for claiming
the will invalid. that his son, at divers
times, was advanced sums Of money,
amounting to over $500. 900, which
money was used in the stock business
aud ranch left by the deceased, and
that the deceased should have made his
father sole heir to the estate in order to
liquidate this Indebtedness. G. A.
Lane left last night for Helena to
work Oh the case,
In the district court Of this county
have been filed papers by A.. Fraser,
petitioning for a probate of will in the
matter of the estate Of Richard Ash
worth, The petition, among other
things, goes OF to state that M, s.
Gum of Helena, on or about June IL,
1899, and since the death of the said
%testator, procured from the state Of
Wyoming the original last will and
testament of said ~testator, with the in
tent to obstruot the probate OF said last
will and testament, and delivered the
said last will and testament to Finley
MeRea, clerk of the district court for
the county of Lewis and Clarke, in the
state ut Montana, on or about the first
day Of September, 1899. but the said
will has been presented to any
court for probate, The persons named
AZ executors in the will are Geo, W,
Wise OF Wise, Big Horn county, Wy0..
NJ. 8. Gum of Helena. Montana, and
A, Fraser, Billings, Mont, but the Pc
titionar does not know whether the said
Geo, W, Wise and NJ, s, Gum consent
to act AZ such executors 0r renoUnce
their rights to letters testamentary,
Heirs Of the d~eoedent, 80 far AZ known
to the petitioner me Edward and Helen
Ashworth, fathar aud mother respect
lively Of thu decadent; Edward Ash
worth, j., Alice Drew. Helen Stewart
Young and Oliver Ashworth, brothers
and sisters Of the deoedent, all Of
whom are residents Of England, Per-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22
BILLINGS Co.
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS.
a WealtR Of Beautiful Fabrics.

"A Wealtl Of Beautiful Fabrics. HAM, 49, -. - hanaar :
to try. The assortment covers the most desirable styles and
textures of the season, Plaids have caught the world, and our
particular plaids have caught Billings, Owing to the big de-
mand the importers have not been able to fill half the orders,
We were in luck so the interest here is intense because of the
splendid assortment and satisfactory prices,
Here you will also find a vast range of dress stuffs that
appeal to quiet tastes, that breathe Of elegance no matter what
the price tickets say,
: We believe that In extent, beauty, variety, freshness of
styles, II Is unequaled by any In the city, The goods are about
: 30 per cent lower than last year; In a few weeks they will be
more than 20 per cent higher, To present buyers can any
thing more impressive be said,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22
A PRETTY
Miss Dora orwell Welded to Arthur r
Blair Of south Pass, wyoming.

Miss Dora orwell Welded to Arthur r.
Blair Of south Pass, Wyoming.
The pretty home Of Senator and Mrs.
9. 0. Gruwell was the scene Of a very
pretty wedding Wednesday evening.
when their daughter Dora was united
in marriage " Mr.. Arthur e. Blair.
The house|had been beautifully deco.
rated for thd occasion. Rope6o Of smil-
ax entwined the mantleS: side board.
chandeliers knd dooS ways. The fire
places were hapke6 with green, which
was relieved with pink and white
sweet peas. The bay window, in the
front drawing room where the bridal
party stood during the ceremony, was q
bower Of green. The foundation was
asparagus ferns, festooned with smil-
ak. fanked on either side with roses
and sweet peas, pink and white pre-.
dominating. In every available nook
IN the drawing room, library, dining
room and hall were large bowls Of La
Franc roscs and tie delicate shades Of
sweet peas lent tyeir delioaoy and frag-
rance
At 8 o'clock the bridal party entered
to The strains of Mendelsohns wedding
march, played " Miss Denham. The
party was PRECEDED by Miss ~Gaadys
Spear. niece Of tia h~yjdssr~Who carried
the ring and wore a dainty gown OF
white orRandy with round neck and
short sleeves edged with lace and rib
bons. The bride came In leaning on
the arm of her father. She was Rowned
IN u .handsome blue and white silk
trimmed III ahirred ribbon and point
lace. The bride carried a large bou.
quet Of white roses. Rev. W. ID. CLARK
Of the Congregational church perform
ed the eereMon|s
Mrs. Gruwfll. the mother Of the
bride, was goWned in al elegant change.
able pale grben silk entrails>~Rhe
waist was flldd in with~pia1 aud white
chiffon. edged ~ssHssgfeen trimmings,
After receiving congratulations from
the guests the bridal party led the way
to the dining room and We're seated
around a center table, the other guests
being served at small tables, The re-
freshments consisted of sailed almonds,
chicken salad, olives, ice, cream. cake
and coffee,
The presents We're numerous, elegant
and costly. consisting at silverware, out
glass, china, liven and books aoeompa-
MED by n %notelof kind wishes to the
bride, At llIo'olook the bride slipped
away and donled her going aWagsgown
and the happy Souple leftsen the west
bound train tor Ac4e6a aud other west
ern points, where they will spend q few
weeks before going to their home in
south Pass City, Wyoming, where the
groom il assistant superintendent of a
mine,
Miss Grawell has spent most OF her
life In Billings aud by her pleasant
manner and sterling qualities, has won
for herself a hhst Of friends, She has
been 4 membfr of the choir in the Con,
RreRatianal dRursh Tor some tisss md
her place wilAs be hslas~eu I'LL as her
Singing IL from tha heart and reached
her listeners IN a way that few ser'
m0as can do, All Billings has listened
10 her sweet voice and wish she aud
heF hUsbsad happiness and prosperity,
The annual session Of the state
Trades and Labor council was held IN
Helena this week with about seventy
i've delegates IN attendance.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22
Many q Lover

Has turned with disgust from an other.
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
karl's Glover Root Tea purifies the
breath by it's action on the bowels etc,
as nothing else will. Sold for years on
absolute guarantee. Price % cts. and
so cts. Sold by Chapple Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22
NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. ..........1: 4O 4. IN. lao a. m
EAST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 2........... 1905 a. N. 7:15 Il. IN.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation :. .7:35 D.. m. T:3O u. IN.
Daily Except Sunday.
GEBO, BRIDGER d CARBON BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
= Accommodation ...... $50 p. m. 500 a. m.
Daily except Sunday.
II. N. KENNEDY, Agent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22
BURLINGTON TRAINS.

BURLINGTON TRAINS.
EAST BOUND.
DEPARTS.
Passenger No. AZ. ............ $40 a. n.
Freight No. N ............... 1905 Il. N.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES.
Passenger No. Al 7O3 p. m.
Freight No. Al 500 Il. n.
j. l.. HARRINGTON. Agent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22

SITUATION WANTED for man and
wife on ranch; no children. Ad.
dress B. h. Rodgers, Slack, Wyo. l
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22

The annual session Of the state
Trades and Labor council was held In
Helena this week with about seventy
five delegates In attendance,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-22

FOR SALE.-Three o house: fence
4 It. 4 in. high; Is shade trees; good
stone cellar. Address D. G. Young. Bill.
ings, Mont. 44.9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Sic fantcn .utcDer s,jan,=

Solsoo. O., 81. - @or 42 5a6ren
bate in Sencca, Nlib., Elm Serr e{oreo
2msoen Strcit nit leiner SSrou uno Die
6olge mar eth S0eioebriei um ibrer
9er5ensbdrtlJteit wlllen. 9orauf soa
)soes lelnsr el9enen gSe9e, s}areo sur
Ne9ten, leile aei6ieoene Satin sur
Slnten. Sareo heiratbete i'm 2auie Der
Sabre, orel Srauen, llnO erlt tiirslih
pl'ros er bon Der oritten 3el6ieoen.
SeBalel6en lieb li6 erlt tiirSlib feline
gattln bon Dem oieyten 8cpabl, in=
cluno Soreo, lteioen. 2eBterer mar
I'M eourtbaaie, ais feline Satin oas 10
uno 10 plelte Sbeioun9soetret erbielt.
gr ltellte ll6 ibr meOer Dor, rno oos
enoe mar elne Wieoerperbeiratbung Der
beloen nllnnebr alten 2eute mad 10
LANCER Srennuna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Gin Stab fiir'S after.

Sm 6erblt bes 2ebens, tpenn Die &c.
bensfraft idminoet, uns Die Srdfte per=
lanen uno Die perldiebenen Oroane oes
aOrpers ribt mebr i'm Stanoe iino, ibre
pflhten gu erfiillen, ieben mir uns mad,
elnem Stab I'M, Inn bic manfenoen
8lleoer 5u itiiben. Sold einen Gtob
tilr oas Nlter finben mir in Torni's
yllpentrdlltsr glutbelebsr. 5rau glile
Srabtorf, geiieuile. &c. g., eibt Cbi=
gem IN elnem Brief an Gr. Yeter ssabr=
neD in Chicago. ST., Dem Gioentbiinler
BON TOrni's Nlpentrduter glutbeleber,
ye:fall. Sic idreibt pie folot: u@s
9ereldt mir gum Geraniiaen, sSbnen
mlttbellen au fDnnen, oob 5bre Meoi=
5ln cine Wabre Wobltbat fir mid mar.
Selt Is. Sobreu mar ib leioeno id
lbmibte ltarf, oann fiiblte i6 mieoer
talt. Sb mar au6 lebr nero0s uno
l9loab. tonnte fait ni6ts eNen, mubte
olel bulten unO tonnts ni6t Die oeril,o=
tie Suit ertra9en. glun aber, ieit it
ben Nlpentrduter glutbeleber einaez
nomlneh babe, filble id gut uno bin
trob meiner II Sabre pieoer i'm Stan=
De melne feline 6ausbaltung su per=
lehpn. - WorlteGenoes iebt uns nidt
IN @ritaunen mir fennen abnlibe SSdl=
le IN unlerer unmittelbaren Nohbor=
lbatt, ipelhe ben yBprtb bon SSorni's
alpenfrduter 9lutbeleber als cine Stiibe
lnr oas Nlter uullmitoBli6 feltlteuen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

belt im sll!er bon so Sabren Grnltan
Torneroo. gr mar einlt Mitalieo oes
naaotldnoilben Staatsratbes, mar ga.
tionalratb uno puroe nod Dem SOB,
Srneps oeller Nadfoleer i'm gunoes.
roth, oenl er oom IL. Suli 1856 Biz
I3l. Ottober 1867 anaebDrte. 1857,
1868 uuo 1867 mar er yunoesprdli.
bent. ST trat aus bem Bunoesrotb
um lib in Yaris an finansielen Inter
netmunAen 81 betbeiligen, Die ober
mlBallidten. Sorneroo fam Ioaar nit
oen @eri6ten in 8eriibrung, uuroe
perurtbeilt uno fam ipdter als oona
ar!ner Mann in Die Shmeis suriif, lpo
er leine lebten 2ebensiabre in lebr be-
| ldelo'nen 8erbd!tnillen, ia nit Der
yfotb ,in9eno, 5ubra1le.
Snaenieur Yranot. llnternebmer oes
Simplon= 5unnels. 1T am 20. Nou. in
Brig (98allis) infolae oes eblaaon=
talls 9eltorben, (oioe lebte Gorr). Ser
Dabingeibieoene mar Norooeutlher :;
er miro IN 0ambur9 beeroiet. ST mar
unltreiti9 elmer Der bsoeutenofen Sacb=
nldnner fir Sunnel= uno 8erabau, Elm
Wtann BON ieltenem 1nternebmunos=
9ellt. bon beoeutenoer grfinounaseabe
uno unaeipo1nlifer, lib ielbIt auf=
opfern0er Mrbeitsfraft. Seine Gtllbisn
bat er am polpte6nitum in 3urib OBJ
loipist, mar beim @iienbabnbau in
SeIterreib= un9arn tbdtig uno arteitets
aub am @ottbaro=5unnel nit. 5ein
9lnibieo mitten in einem eroBen ge=
ainnen erinnert lsbboit an ben SOB 6.
6aoers am 8ottboro.
Sm Nlter ppn 70 sSobren lforb am
S5reita9 in 3iirib YrofeHor Or. sSobon=
neg Trep, Der 45 Sabre lang Nebrer Der
tIaililben sprabsn am siirheriiden
Bpmnalium uno mdbreno l3 sSabren
oellen Jteftpr 9elueien ilt.
eSn 6reiburg ift i'm Nltsr bon 81
Sabren cine Maao, s5elicie 2ima. oe=
ltorben. tuel6e ieit 1889 ltets in oemiel= |
ben Sauie, Tamilie bon Yoecaro in
Setlbmpl, geoient bat. /
SolDf1llrn bat oltrh ben SOB oes
5errn alt : 2anoidAertpabtmeilter Sob |
5i6up bon Derenoinaen. tuelder, Oh
Sabre 5dblte, ieinen dltefen Ginpobner
Derloren.
Sm 9llter bon 81 Sobren farb in
3lrl6 rab LANCER &ranfbeit Der Grim
oer uno Setter oes befannten interna=
tlonalen Snltituts v&ontoroia", 81. |
gertid.
Die betannte penlion gleiobarot, |
pormals 6iirlimann in @aldippf om
3u9eriee 1T in Der Nabt ppm % bis |
80. Nopember total absebrannt. Sie
@ebduoe paren TIM 6rs. $4,000 per=
lihert. NQes Mobiliar blieb in ben
lSlommen. Ser Srano lit in ber Walb= |
fiihe entitanoen.
Statt Sdnee bat uns Die berflolIene
9fa6t &eaen sebradt, Der in ben Be=
aenoen leb6aft beeriiBt ipiro, no be-
teits Wal liermanael berrIdbte. @t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

Trau Wm. Campbell in Glepelano
lleB lbr 5peildbriaes SD1terden Mauo
alleiu in Der Slide. glls lie nab Is
V}lnuten sllriiftan, lag Wiauo, bis
CUR untenntlihteit perbrannt. in ben
leBten 3iiaen am gooen. Sic bate
nit 3unobol5ern selpielt, ibr aleioden
mar IN Vrano 9eratber unD Niemanb
batte lbr 9iilfe brin9en tDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

Mns oen ioeben per6ff nt.idten
Nertrage slpiihen ben Gultan bon
Sulu ln0 ben Der. 6taoten gebt her.
Dor. bah Der grltere 6err I'M lano bleibt
Iuno lebi9lih bic militdrif9e 0erritaft
abtritt. tpoftir er Elm Sobresgsl alt BON
$4,000 empfdna'.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
@aS lit 0utttbma

Nuf eine 6rase mas u0umbus" lei,
antwortet Elm 0ltlihes Ylatt gDir ba=
ben einen pbiliopben gebeten, uns eli
ne SefinatiDn BON ,0umbus" au eeben.
ST antwortete .Na6 Yacana 1T Sum,
bug gang einfab Die 2dle, Inn lpelAe
lib bic Welt orebt. Ser 6umbug 1T
liir Die gHelt bas, mas Die 3ihorie fir
ben &affee 1T. gr 1T oas @urrooat
fir alles luabrlaft GroBe, Ghnne,
6iute. 9umbus 1T turs oeiinirt: ; Das
Snterehantmaben oes unintereiianten.
0umbug 1T entueoer oas Musidmiifen
oes an uno fur iiA N;htiaen ooer oas
uebertreiben oes an uno fir fO Glei=
men. Ser 6umbug ma1t aus einen
Salente @enie, aus eillem tsfen Strei=
DE 9eloenmut6, aus einem Stiif Wii=
len @eisbeit. Ser 0umbug lit Der
ylalebalg, iuelder 1oble Gorper nit
Huft fiillt uno baourh per9rDBert".
.@ine Sic jebt 3ufrieben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

= Saniel MpB in Stem pbilaoel=
pbla, o, piomet feline sanSe 3sit uno
Aufnertlanteit Der gaum3uht. IS
bssablt ll6 leoer5eit fir gud, BON ibn
sl taufen. Seine gdume lino Die
oeiten. feline preiie Die billiaiten. ii
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

Die Buren linb oa i Der Glomn
zines Nmiteroaliler Gircns erntet au-
aenblidtiA 9roBen grfols nit folaenoem
proarammltiifben. ST fiihrt brei
Wauleiel Dor. BON oenen je elmer bic
fransOflden. Deutiden uno cn9lilben
Garben flibrt. Nah Dollenoeter 2luf=
fiibrung lhidt er bic 9elehrten Nier.
fiiBler nit ben Morten Sort Grant=
reid. fort Deutihlano, gum Stall su=
rid. Nnr Der en9lilde bleibt bartndt=
tig feben. We0er quite Worte nod
priisel belfen +; als lebtes Mittel ruff
Nu9uit idlieblib nit orobanber Stim=
me: Die Buren, iino ba !" Das
Wlittel lpirtt. llnb bon Ghreden err
ariifen ifiir5t Der Mauleiel bem Mus=
gan9 3ll.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
srleacnsridter nnn eanaabl.r essasren.

s @1diuoer gpn5tobrer @ebibren. ....$ II 3G
s esmeonn Is nuftnhIer 0Sebiihreu ....... 90 ~
g 0R ybite GnuftnbIer GSeRiihreu LOG
5 & cfo1es (snnifnbier QSebiihren 2 OG
81 81 gPnIi GonStnhIer 6ebIbren q O0
S9m gIobnrr SnnitobIer g5ebiihren q sd
g}nrinm Ghug gnuStabler GSebiihret 5d
s. g. 9artbolomeip gpnitabler 9ebfbren IL 5S
j. 8 @opbn,in, Gpn5tabIer Gebibrer . SO 45
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
gebabten Der arnitnbauss 9irsfturen.

@barles 2abners, @ebalt nub slusIagen
alS @rmenbauS= 3ireftpr - ,..s..... /
Better Eenuer, Sebalt niIp 9uslagen als
IrmeubauS= 3ireftpr 9s.4... -. .. Q
George 80 &elep. Selalt uub 9lusla9en
als Mrmenbuus= Dlreftpr .:.. 49,. L
q Nruplb @ebalt unb 9uSla9en als 9r=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (, II ~. .3A........ i
) ~ Gut9ltn, @ebnlt uno. .9lusiagen alS
glrmenbaus=D =Direftor :. ;. ~. ~. ......
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Ion. Sam r. Heniersan returned to
Istin yesterday +
D.car Hall has returned from D
Iceks yiit boo Leon county. 1
ley j. L. Andrews has gone TO
|nklin 10 conduct a revival.
Iey. A. NJ. Stewart will begin O. re-.
n here the fret week m May.
.ses Timoclea Shields and Jessie
nson returned to Hearne sunday.
on'i pay too much Tor eggs dol.
or a quarter at John y. Mixes o3
1api $. NJ. Dcrden, who has been
q sick the past week was reported
be Yesterday.
J. Passmore, late Of Cuero, Is now
be clothing department Of Mistrot
,. & Co. here.
arke & Dausby will have a car losd
he celebrated Albatross -four In
for their opening. Wl
pm Newland was here from Calves
Sunday 10 attend the funeral Of bic
her, Robert Nowland.
R SAlE-A good second hanJ
potter Windmill cheap. Apply al
oilicd 10 Dr. W. II. Wilson.
da2 WI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-14

Hon. Luther Manship Of Mississippi,
will lecture at the opera house here
Monday aud Tuesday nights. March 20
aud "a, for The benefit Of the public
school library Iii arst lecture will be
IAN Evening Of Song aud story" The
Evening News, Monroe, La, says ellis
character sketches were perfect Ills
Evening was often interrupted by
bursts OF laughter and storms Of up.
plause. Ills state has reason to be
proud Of him." y
John B. Mike OF Bryan aud Mr. Jones
Of Deanyille arranged a cooking main
OF three fights which took place In the
Brazos bottom one day the past week,
Ia winch Mixes mugwumps won all
three fights over Jones waIhorees.
Three hack fights were arranged after
the main of which Mike won one and
Jones two ~
The city barn burned late Sunday a..
,ernoon with 30 bushels Of corn, 80 bar.
! rels Of lime, little hay, one barrel Of
/ copeA-, d barrel and halt Of sulphur
barrel OF crude carbolic ana some
tools. lis not known how the IRE
originated There was no insurance. I
4 Mr.. W. X. Howell has resigned from
1 the presidency Of the Eanis National
bank, aud the Eagle learns that he ha.
been invited TO partioifAtejn the organ.
izalion Of new bank at NayAsoia Mr..
Howell passed throughs this city en-
Route Co Nayas1tG
I Mn y, Q. Ellington died Sunday at
her home iu the Harvey neighborhood
and was buried yesterday She leaves
q husband and several children. Mr.
. Ellington was a deyout Christian lady
much beloved hy all who knew her.
Mr. aud Mrs r. J. Anderson Of New
Orleans were guests OF Nc. aud Mrs
". D. Saunders Sunday, Mr. Anderson
leaving for his bone ia the afternoon
y aud Mrs Anderson remaining for yif
Nyisit TO Mrs Saunders,
/ twill not cost You anything but
postal card 20 see the most bcautiu
line OF Wall Paper samples ever showt
la Bryan, Away below the trust price,
too. Wm. podson. 81
Rev. Herbert D. Bowers reiurue,
from Nayasota yesterday and announce
, that owing 10 his illness there will bl
no services at the Episcopal churcl
this week,
My Wall Paper samples are, up Il
date and the prcliIest ever saw for ihl
money VIM A. Dodson. o
Mrs. Charles Gamer and Miss Al
} Ice Dunlap went TO Millican yestcrda
Afternoon,
p For accident and lie insurance eiihe
4 In lodges ~ straight lie companies ~
Joe B. Reed. Also sells Hour, rice an
4 coffee. q
Lon Johnson has the cheapest an
finest samples Of wall paper and root
moulding ever seen in Bryan. Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-14
DISTRICT COURT.

The jury for this, the second
week Of the district court, was ex'
cused from attendance and did not
appear. The jury for the third
week will be required for duty aud
is as follows
Third week. X Presnal, Geo
Il Echols,J \ Cole, Albert Hanne'
man, c Z Elliott, J r Dyes, w d
Sellers, J II White, G. A Foster, j
ID Barnett, a L Mcleod, ; S
Kennedy, W b McGregor J l.
Breach, d A Hortman, W II
Morgan, W D stalGngs, T A
/ Hensarling, G. NJ Brandon, John
Steele, TW Hcdrick, Sam | Lee,
w IL MeMichael, r II Kirk, J
/ NJ Lawrence, j II Mawhinhey, Jas
/ Wilson Jr, l. J. Mclnnis, J W
Burrows, Henry Rohdo, Mickle
| Symms, c G Parsons. J NJ Hick.
man, W Il Graham, W J Moore,W
A Withers.
Judge Taliaierro has set the
Ellison case for Thursday, March
%, and ordered a special vonire oI
eighty men.
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Austin, March 49, A private dispatch
from Saltllo. Mex, says that A. w u
ondahl prominent In miniDg and rail.
way circles ia northern Mexico. has re-
ceiyed o concession for the construction
Of standard gauge railway from that
city % Torreon. In the state Of Coahuila,
where o junction will be- made with the
Mexican international aud Mexican
Central railways This viii give Sal.
tillo IA STANDARD gauge connection with
the cntire stcm Of the republic ard the
United stitest The road win run
through the richest agricultural portion
of the state, aud viii enable the cotton
and other products Of the Laguaua dis
trict on the banks of the Rio Nazas "a
reach salullo The state has added %
subsidy Of SIS. O0Oiu 80 and i0-year-old
bonds. and q number Of merchants have
given "a cash bonus exceeding $3.50, 900 IN
silver
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ANOTHER REBELLION.
Natives OF Paiawan Island Revolt Asains,
spanish Mlsrule.

"F""''" ""'"'''
Tacoma, March i3.-Adyices by the
steamship Victoria from the orient
states that Spanish ayarlce and misruls
have ugain stirred nm n rebellion. The
insrrgon,. - NJ, % ,ho paiawan IA.
49, 49,. 49,. - -, .o,,h
49, V'' v '"S ''',"' so"' $50, setr -.
Vi oo'ono rlurue'eu '"e opa"sn So
ernor OF Fort hoyahst ana killed h'h nv
hlstants His head was severed from ms
body and carried back into tae hills 10
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Id candidate Tor reelection 20 ihg
b. Of City Marhal OF Bryan at ub
tulng April election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Marshal

px-eciion Tuesday April Z, lsoo.
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ST. Louis March 10 Breckenridge
Clemens. the 3.ycar-old boy who wis
taken from Hotel Beers 10 the quaran-
tine station o short time ago, has been
released. va Gamble, one Of the no
groc- at quarantine Is In serious con
dition and not expected 70 live. Since
the outbreak Of smallpox In the city,
Nov 20. 90 cases have been treated at
the quarantine station, and but three
deaths have occurred Five cases are
still at quarantine
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Want caloneI Inper 10 nc.lgn.

Drs Moincs. March i3 Letters from
members OF the Fifty-dr-t Iowa regi-
mcnt at Manila, state that an but six of
the rcgimental officers have signed "a
petition asking for the resignation of
Colonel J. G. Lopez The trouble In the
regiment rose over the failure Of Lopcr
to distinguish sufficiently carefully be-
tween officers and privatcs Ia the distri-
button Of favors The soldiers OF the
regiment are said 90 be- all on the side
of Colonel Lopez.