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FOREIGN

Captain Dreytus refuses positively TO
discuss his case in any way. Expresses
neither Joy nor anxiety concerning the
future.
zcla intends writing a novel on the
Dreyfus case
Nicaragua and Costa Rica are again
alleged to be on the verge Of war.
Owing to the failure to negotiate terms
with the Transvaal. Britain will proba-
hlv begin military preparations. though
war Is not wanted.
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Mrs. Mckee Rankin, one !,
most and best known cbarac y, ~
ana stage artists of this ssnss. GuaA
speaking OF Pe-ru-na. saws sussa'loi
should be without a bottle ., n 70 ssa|
reserve. Mrs. Mckee ps, sss.faa ]
eliza Wike, 100 Iron street a ala vi
says Il would be in NV s ra,Oa' VI
It had not been for your god saass ~
Pe.ru-na. was broken so,.s 'sasa
mad no appetite; what little AZ. Na'e|
not agree with my stomach W y
seven years past that l used pa ]. : NJ
| can eat anything. Mrs. r,I,. I'm NJ
Every woman should hava 'a wa
Dr. Hartman's book entitled su = w Y
Beauty" This book contains r m..a "
OF especial Interest to women \. av|
man has treated more ailment. 49,, -. ~
women than any other pbysi,I,, ,.u y n
world This book gives in br,si - NJ Y Y
and varied experience. ~ "
Send for free books on eat,,,A !,
dress DIR. Hartman, Columbus oSo Y
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LOCAL.

The alumni OF the High school enter
tains graduates OF 80
The automobile factory generously
handed around.
The Houston summer normal progress
Ing very satisfactorily.
Monthly report of the superintendent OF
the schools.
Waiter l.. Smith recommended TO bs
ordained as deacon in the Enseopal
church,
Four interesting weddings were soiem-
nized yesterday.
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PHILIPPINES.

The president has received further opti-
mtstic messages from schurman but fears
to make them public.
Refugees are being turned back from
Manila, as their presence In the city is IN
desirable.
a Tennessee sergeant charged the native
position and captured q nag unasslsted.
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POLITICAL.

Ex-senator German says antitrust and
onu-imperiallsm will be the leading issues
IN the next campaign and that a united
democracy will rally at the battlecry
Hanna denies emphatically that he in
tends resigntng as National chairman OF
the republican party.
Campaign committee OF the Ohio Valley
Bimetallic league has begun work by or
Canizing
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SPORT.

Houston 3. san Antonio A. Galveston II,
Austin 8
Dan Stuart bet $1,000 to 5000 on Fitz-
simmons Madigln taking Jeffries end
John l. sullivan still touts Jeffries as
the winner.
Mike Donovan savs Jeffr!es will win.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton advanced at Liverpool aud do
nestle markets.
Wheat recovered some of the loss be-
cause Of the absence OF liquidation
Wall street witnessed a burst OF en-
thusasm when Sugar dividend was de-
Clared
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scHURMANN TOURING.
VIII Visit Southern Islands of the
Philippine Group.

thiitppiht 'i'"b'
Manila, June 7, 4:i0 p. m.-Prot. schur-
mann Of the United States Philippine COM
mission sails from here on Friday on
board the British gunhoat Bennington for
a three weeks trip among the Southern
islands The gunboat Petrol has also been
placed at the professors disposal and Will
Visit Iloilo. Cebu. Negros and Zulu. He
expects to investigate the local govern
ments and have talks with the leading ma
tives He will sail Tor home in July The
other members OF the commission will re-
main here for some months longer.
Halls brigade left Morong, marching
along the lake to Taytay. The troops
encountered practically no opposition on
entering small towns, though a few insur-
gent sharpshooters hung about the TANKS
OF the brigade,
Morong, which is an important port will
be garrisoued temporarily By the North
Dakota regiment and the Fourth cavalry.
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The Credit Men.

Buffalo, N, Y, June THE National
Association OF Credit, Men devoted CON
siderable time in their convention here
today to the discussion of the alleged de-
feiency of the mercantile agencies.
J. Henry Trego of Baltimore read the
legislative committees report dealin,
largely with the bankruptcy law. rhe
first resolution. in favor OF uniform law
to protect retailers as well as wholesale
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PUNISHMENT DEMANDED,
But Dupuy Says lie VIII Keep Eur
linden and Talks Vaguely.


Paris, June THE Steele says that a
delegation OF senator's and members of the
chamber Of deputies who yesterday called
upon NJ. Dupuy demanded prompt punish
meut for General 2urlinden, General
Herve, General MERCER and other officers.
The premier replied that he could not
make any promises and added that he in
tended to keep General Zurlinden in the
position OF military governor. In answer
to additional inquiries he made lurtber
vague and unsatisfactory replies
The socialists and reviSioaists generally
are preparing Tor an enormous popular
demonstration in honor of President Lou
bet on the occasion Of his attendance upon
the Long Champs races Sunday.
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WASHINGTON,

Ambassador to Spain storer is missing
and the state department does not know
anything concerning his whereabouts
Administration not inclined TO view the
Alaskan boundary question as near settle
ment, though negotiations have been re-
opened.
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TWO COWBOYS KILLED.
Attempted TO shoot Up n West Texa,
Town.

I'll Paso, Texas. June 7-Word reached
here today from odessa, Texas, of the
killing Of two cowboys there yesterday by
deputy sheriff. The cowboys. Buck Read
and Eugene Kelly, rode into town and
proceeded to shoot up the place in tae
once regulation style.
Deputy sherifS Joe Brown heard the
shooting and as soon as possible attempted
to arrest the two men, wherenpon the
eowboys turned their weapons on the
deputy He responded promptly. with tho
result that when the smcke cleared away
both Read and Kelly were found to be
-mortally wounded and both died in few
hours latE tSs
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A Constable Murdered,

Waco, Texas. June SAN M
constable at Perry, Falls cOusle' Wa o...'.!
dered near his home tonlsn,' White 81
had been active in ferretlng on, Jun vhs
pers in his precinct. Inc I isrse b D
charged with the killing is a.
Brazos bottom.
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a-s -
RAILR DAD.

). A. Edison has been appointed general
manager Of the X. G.. P. and G.; 5, f. II.
Brltton succeeds Edison on the Cotton Belt.
Commission holds that a railroad com
pany IS not OBLIGED to accent uncom-
pressed cotton at Il COMPRESS station.
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THE MODERN wooDMEN.
A Large Number OF Glasses Deburred
from the Order.

FROM the Order.
Kansas City, June AT the second
days session Of the eleventh biennial con
vention OF the Modern Woodmen OF Ameu-
ca an amendment was offered to the by
laws in an attempt to secure reconsid-
Grafton Of the action of the convention
yesterday in excluding distillery and brew :
cry employees from the order. Several
speeches were made. The eonyen son
finally. for second time, refused to alter
the old law and the decision was received
with deafening applause.
The convention decided to exclude from
the dement's OF the Insurance any mem
bers who should in the future become
brakemen or conductors OF freight trains,
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Lampaoas. Texas. June 7.-Tmmense
rains have fallen over Northwest Texas in
the last two days The Colorado river has
rise Of ifty-two feet over the iron bridge
at RoX Bluff crossing and still rising. The
san Saba river when heard from last had
tnlrty-two foot rise and still rising. Wires
all down today All river crops will ha
completely destroyed
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n-..ence of ri, w'l'

suicided in the Presence ,,s.oA pei
Fort Worth, Texas, June ''v. !, u,.
an Austrian aged 70 ears foIr rst X ssca.
sas City, killed himself ton tom through o. y
ing a 3S-callber pistol bali ,n his ncsi
head. Pelz placed the gun on snd "a srsd y
in the presence of his wife a arroou,u,sd u
fatal shot. Chronic sickness p'0~''
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CUBA.

Brooke has appointed a special commits
sloner for Cuba at Washington
Fourteen hundred Cuban soldiers have
accepted the American money.
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THE nor WAVE.
No Immediate Relief from IL Is N
sight.

NO lnlmeu1ute hcitet tToh ~ Is ~
sight.
Washington. June THE maximum
temperature today was 81. degree hotter
than yesterday. Thunderstorms, which had
been promised by the weather bureau as
an interlude to the long, hot spell, APP
parently were no nearer tonight tndn
twenty-four hours ago The city suffered
intensely with the heat bug the absence
OF casualties is considered remarkable,
All the indications are that the hot wave
is as long lived as Il is widespread.
New York, June Although the tenn
perature was several degrees lower dur
ing the latter part OF the day. the record
OF fatalities today exceeded by far those
OF yesterday In this city and vicinity. Al
together there were twenty-five deaths
from heat In this vicinity and ten OF these
victims were women, There were. besides
these. thirty-three prostrations. the Vie
tins OF which are in the city hospitals in
more or less serious condition
Three additional deaths and several Sc
rious prostrations were reported after mid
night.
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merchants from the scheme of the dis
honestly inclined" was adopted.
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SAMOAN AFFAIRS.
Mcager official InformatIon-sta,n.
of Chief Justice Chamberlain.

washington, June All of the intor-
nation the state deusrtment has gathered
relative to the progress OF the work Of the
samoan commission at Apia, save a brief
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statement that the natives wera a,.,.
has come through the press Siss.alsaL
Information has come from m,n~ 's s.ss
to the effect that the three con., ,'' ~
be relieved. So far as Mr.. osAar.. ~
United States consul, is coucernss 49,. ~
is no intention on the part Of our ~, ~ !.
thorities to remove him. The imn,sre,
prevails among the officials tina. M n.
borne has been fortunate enough % WI
making enemies at Apia and be i bsll.,s
TO be obnoxious neither to the Geruar n
the British elements. As to Chief JyI,
Chambers, the Samoan Commission i
said. has no power to remove him. B,hl
part of the machinery Of the goyerrrsl
of Samoa, provided by the Berlin trt,tf
and he can be deposed only through az,
plant formally preferred by one par,y I,
the treaty and found sufficient by The n,
ton from which he is appointed or BY ,a-.
bined complaint by two OF the powers. II.
office can not be abolished by the COZ.
mission for their proceedings are enin1
ad referendum wherever treaty change, u,
involved.
New York, June IA dispatch 10 "
Herald from Apia, June /, via Aucllisl
n. T., says: The British gunboat Pa.ir
ant and the Badger went to Male toaf
to disarm the Mataatans, who have ~
rifles. The commission will probably 10
pensate the natives for their arms. w.
lietoa Tanu will disarm his followers III
the sailors will withdraw to their snla
The new civil government has @s.
menced operations. Strong economists
measures have been adopted. New ~
tions for the municipal council will y
held.
z. B. S. Maxse, the British consul VI
depart on furlough on June II. Hs WI
60 to San Francisco and London, M
Rose, the German consul, will also wv
soon. The question Of indemnity Is nl;'
considered, 1t is estimated at slWpA
The kingship is still under considsT''la..
II may be decided TO abolish me oiAs
and appointed both Mataafa and Tau
chiefs of districts.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, June THE report o. cos
mel A. S. Frost, of the First South paI9 y
giving the details OF the operations q y
regiment in the fighting OF February =
8, was made public at the war depaFua
today.
Fred A. Pearce, who committed .u,ss ~
in Manila, was appointed as caas. y.
Usage Mills, Ark, June, 1898, ana k'''
ated in 1897.
The department OF state mas 'S rs.T
a cablegram from United siases s s,ya
General Jenkins at San salvaao. IN
that at the request OF the soyeF l,.ss,, 4
San Salvador he informs the depaf'a y II
the existing peaceful conditions =. 4,
Salvador and rumors to the conis"
without foundation.
When the attention OF secrs s,I ,n,r....
was called today to the very sm snr hos.
of money thus far contributed 10 boa,.i
for Admiral Dewey. he SAID ~ Il d.
ii indicated no lack of apprecisa,.'oo- a wi
admiral, but rather an inclination MIN i
some expression Of opinion ls ~ I,srss,sl
to whether such a gift would Do
or not.
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liver Ills

Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, consti.
patton, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their work
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wagons, buggies and farm implements ar.
coming over the dam and evidences OF
great destruction are plentiful. From be-
low the city the news comes that the val.
ley is rapidly being engulfed and that
people living In the low lands are moving
out in a hurry.
The international aud Great Northern.
bridge at this point is being closely
watched to- II possible, prevent it's being
injured II the rise increases much more.
The steamboat Belle OF Austin with five
people on board was caught in the rise
near the mouth OF Bull creek this evening
and had narrow escape from sinking.
The Austin Rod and Gun clubs grounds
and the Jackson Chatauaua grounds are
property will amount to several thousand
dollars. AT midnight the water over the
crest of the dam is three feet higher than
it has ever been before.
Bruzos Is Very High.
Waco, Texas, June IA tornado passes
near Hico yesterday, sweeping everything
in Its path for distance of two or three
miles. The path of the storm was only 100
yards wide. but it raized every house and
fence in its way, and left only death and
destruction in Its wake. One man and lit
tie boy are reported killed along with
team OF horses They were driving while
their wagon was upset and dashed TO
pieces. II is believed there are other ia
tali;ies
The Brazos river is rising slowly, but
has not risen more than three feet yet.
Very little OF the water thar falls in this
section and that north of Waco gets 10
the river. The earth has been so dry that
much of it is absorbed The frequent
showers that have fallen this spring have
come just in time upon each occasion to
save the crops
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PARIS }u-s "a a --s-u.narY and
informal ussflu- u rts 111aei engaged
In he Nersr-sia- ar1itrt1cn eldIf 1lara
hers az tle ministry q iraiul affairs
The meetings " ths venezuelan com.
mission viii b. hel in Che lpnrmeuts
plaoei 90 the disposal u me spanish.
American reace commission. The 1ui
formal meeting n o. commissioner
wiz take places tomorrow morning.
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Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

The Exchange has had big ruu
o. guests during commencement,
some o. whom have not been men,
toned. Among them are 4 VII.
son, Houston " 4 Wilson and
daughter, Bolton ? D Perkins and
II ? Mcdonald, Mckinney; Judge
Norman G Kiitrell Of Houston; ?
D Oliver, Caldwell: Rev. G. J.
Mona, Chapel Hill; !. VI. Davis,
Calvert; Hamms,t Hardy, san
Marco; M. p. Reilly, Gainesville;
". +. Campbell, Greenyille; Mr.
and Mr.. J. L. Ha1lei;, Miss Edna
Rsinh1fii. Miss VelAsca siefen,
Hsarrs ard Miss Tallu.ah smith.
Dallas H,1s.o- Cot1-. E-lis q.
Z Ger. c. z. Sch1.ii. Tl-iiT
2irsz Fls--,- 3 ~. Pal--s. Var
rsccr- I,e s-s-- l-5 2 r. E-lz-
s-u-s .cta lf- G. >-s FE
Eu y V 1aus-d..t AL vie
Vlrue-i = s.srs- E-srti.u
7z Eu.-s - -gs =
5lzfr Tru FH1 A-rm Ni4-
-E-s. q Il Lsv1i 2 W E-vr.
-l-rs- lr-ru EM--r
WI.-r. W-ris. s.#r-s INK
>.s-s 7-s-rr % q -ull.
1l--ls zars- I--s- -r-ua1a
e. Wl-1s- 5i-f E. -GvlA
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la.. IA ---E -L.vs 6
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Orchssirt. b-s-1a- Bare -----
a.. Dallas; Nd I5--c- TsrEt-
ana: p ; Tlsol. C--sss z =
Hunter, Huntsville 2 " L-l-sts
Houston; d Weston, Hs-gs,sl-
n W Cousins, Austin J : Ps,s-s,
=, Calvert. Chas L Wilkins. Br-
ham; " X McCracken, Dallas
J Keeler, 81 Louis
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CDL0EED Nk>oSs
vn,.v I-s Efetli.s Th.siT G--ilist
Eadrs MssG.lls n s--T'll--

~r marrst Nmmu mum l
re-u d. -=nm ia-. mr-Il
list -u.-al- q. Im VII
E1Nlurr u -ue-um rImi
-l.-.- --.-uaur H = Algnal u
a. t--rlr r-1t asrnE
-.s-t were iimE I-usrr r ml-,
srl-.s q l-.suallm represent
1.c-1 a-rs Eu- -n
.-.-r-s -e-r bed uuam abe
l-.-s,ss C 81. --mL -ls Ln-rs
No 8 q E-rl- a. e -llvt
is.lvsrsG zee l1-s-s -t Tf-m-s
on bshalf cts1. MIF-- AS lie -
sponse sAs zL3s - C. % E--.-
I Of Bas,rop. l. A.,s-s- -s-r-
cred the welcome al dress 90 -s-l--
Of the lodge rsspo-ss D. A. J.
I Campbell
The appointment and uofk q.
committees and reports O. 0--cers
have SO FAR engaged the attention
Of the lodge, these reports being Of
a favorable character a. 10 coudi,
ton, membership, finances, etc, o.
the order.
The most interesting matters 10
connection with the meeting vii
Toe the selection Of the next plao
Of meeting aud the location for OBJ
proposed colored Masonic widow
and orphans home, and farm.
il understood that sherman, Tem
pie and Bonham are after the HON
and have offered donations
Public exercises of various kind
will be held throughout the meet
ing. and were held lastnight ai ia
lcolored Baptis. church.
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V.R. Hardy went to NEyasota yes
ierday.
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SeRE or ONE EACH.
rus ibrsms coart JadEs. - rsnnsyi.
sanis Mast Bs Divided.

Harrisburg. June it-For the hrrt
time In many years Democracy enters
spon the state campaign assured Of tho
success Of at least portion Of the tick
ct This IL due 10 conditions governing
the election Of two supreme court
judges next Novmber 10 an vacancies
caused by the death Of Judge Williams
and the retirement Of Chief Justics
Sieeret next January. No elector Il
entitled 10 vote for more than one Of the
candidates for this Office and As there win
b. Two elected each II the great parties
will get one Governor Stone will prob
ably appoint Democratic nominee a.
soon a. the nomination l. certified b. the
state department. In which event he
would not rank the nomination a the
Republican State convention which viii
not meet until August ~ September,
Ex-COngre-sman Simon y. Wolverton
and Superior court Judge Smith d
Scranton are the leading candidates.
The selection u candidates for 0fiices
II sate treasurer and superior court
judge aud ia max ng u tbs platform
had been almost entirely lost sight u
Ia the struggle for the supreme court
judge Tho best feeling seems ~ prevail
among the friends q various candidates
and rivalry thus FAR has been very
friendly Representative William T..
Greasy d Columbia is almost certain
q the nomination u state treasurer.
All Indications point 10 q 2-dAys con-
yeuti0u.
The Convention was called b order By
STATE Chairman Keilling Temporary
. Chairman William ". Brniou made q
brisf speech oonraiulsiirg the Demo-
racy In the hght u ls9s and isss Hi'
mention q the name q W J. Bryan.
ins great leader. received the wilfss'
applAuse
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OH Vim Improyemen

The work Of repairing, cleaning
up and improving the Bryan oil
mill he's begun under the d.rsc-
zion OF Mr.. B. A. Smith aud she
plant wi,, be put in thorough re-
pair and be ready Tor work by the
middle Of August or the first OF
September The Improvements
will include Another press making
i've in al, and increasing the ca.
paeiiy Of the plan, one-fourth, OF
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-ruum ams 3. "a iT-lr ual is-l
rarar-t ir ruVs-lIr Ha-nets trHu
4-s-1r -rvsn ri 1e-m u.~ftmr Eiu
mI. 1uu-lif- r.u1-i.. .r-ur "a. l rllf-
mr. dt rT-r-ll-I m. Hrn-uef ruae-as
m ~ -nuH ..1E s0 ll rmlar tH
uu.-rm t r-unt According il rnf
-f-s1 -nt TINS b. sl Dol llsrus-el v-lii
NEW IL adr-llr sum uiftn1t u
-I-w ailass I euuHl-f ma llasl.u
an ana 81 Trrral- tha- .u--asr cree
an.
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Ts--s =rr-s INT .Ins 49, AnfT
wt-rtr -ia rfnsrIa Z tai.4l.ia engineer
aisl Der, 81 aiH ur ll NJ 7uG-L Ea
uaidi bal. ni- -Ju =s-HrL lars uu u
Indianapolis vlrrs De- issams III ant
-rtIf 1rr ring lu min iucx - vIa
iar-l % -~Cllit in,t irlr -u IN en-
rns irnr liH u.t Auusm uai irum
Indianapolis % I-sL EE dar-- aiu1vT
1mr b.. vsa 81 Is lnrIllH Lr
milss m.I BAL brs- ml b a-luu. ...
Is1r
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Mr1dla suns q The t-,a raiInn-,-g
s-f--..s BRINE fslHr ar ttf --IlnuTr-
Nsu-a-t rts uElrCr1 1--~llr .ls
l-ara - Az t.-s-T ltr-iHs- ErllL W.
s.--.1E - san Frll-su- t-l laTuf
lln Tasy AZ srTs--is,- g. 49, lIir
81 r. c-irl-r 0-frll = - Hif 81
lsai y Cd aa-fis az .sa.s &C. ssult
cf - vfar u1-Fa-r- Che r.ssal v.a
t1ssrsl al Is sis1-a1 co 4 -ls lafiiar
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Arrangements are about perfect
81 ior lie meeting Of the BraEos
County Singers q; Es.a-es next
sturdy ard SANDY. June ! = and
Is Prsi5s1i C. z Wliir-g -,c
D. expecting a .Irrs cr-Et WITH
delegate frcz al. ils ..cl-s Be- he
county, and urgss u7ou al Ia
necessity % b,-r-g pleas = e
song books
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. twenty-five tons o. seed per
day. A new engine viii also b.
y1t in. which viii add immensely
% the value and capacity Of the
u'art
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Improved Cotton Repsrt.-

". T. vi;opi. q; P-r.s--e
called on The Eagle v1-ls .- ;cF-
yesterday. he 20; some ~ To-
Eagles "Sure Fruit" co.,o- seed
10 plant foF experimental P-,Pos-s
he SAYS: Il never saw any l--s
square ou cotton than this uait
Il was jus; loaded. The co,;'-
inst began 20 bloom a ht days
ago"
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Londou. June % The Caiusd States
ambassador here Joseph ehoate has
just received from ss foreign ofirs
communication on the Alaskan 1ues.
ton which 20 a understood be- masfae-
tory fQr Che temporary arrangement 8f
taairt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-15
singing Conventions.

The Grimes County singing Con-
Yeniiou meets AZ Bedias, in the
northern part Of that county, Sat
uriay and Sunday, June II and Is.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-15

Ityers the Of powerful la powder or iscom
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properties combination with the welknown ausepe eaooe
acid We especially recommend dsinfect sick rooms drains
esspoo stables etc. as does not mask ou entirely
noxous vapors poisonous OF disease Win when
No soe hands woodwork from It's use free
.25c per Pound Package.