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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
Ard ThI. ln KentuekI.

Women-at least Kentucky NO
men-are getting tired Of pleas
ing men. They have asserted
their right 10 be- ugly. and have
gone 50 far MS 90 organize that
they may make the assertion and
stick TO IL publicly. Eighteen
women have already sworn TO be
no prcttier than they can help,
and many more are waiting, il is
said. for the opportunity 20 make
this curious remuneration.
The position taken by these
singularly advanced women,
whose home Is in Louisville. is
that a woman lowers herself by
adopting such devices in the way
Of dress and personal adornlncnt
rs usually 20 to make her fairer
IN the sight of men.
They vow that they really do
not care whether men like "a look
~ thsm or not. And ~ one Of
them recently said: ION the day
when all women can say this they
will divide the world with men"
Simplicity and hygiene are the
only objects which they think
woth considering.
OF course. eighteen women
could not change their minds all
az once without forming a club TO
do IT, The members Of the Louis
willie club have done much to
spread the popularity Of their
creed, rs they are all Young, pref.
~ and independent Of the fcmin.
inc articles they war against
Moreover, the club rules do not
bar out matrimouy 80 the de-
libcrate attempt 10 bcautify may
be- proved unnecessary after all.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
Another Zig Blaze.

Chicago, Oct l7-Fire which brok,
out here In the 6-story structure caused
loss Of 100000. The entire east hall
Of the building was destroyed. Tn,
west half Is occupied by the Fowler
Bicycle company, but fire wall pre-.
vented the flames from spreading 10 thi,
portion Of the building. The tenant.
who sustained losses are the Chicago
Folding Bed company, 81. 900; Imperial
Electric Plating company. $4,000; l.
Pieser & Co. -four merchants tau.O
Walter Ehrman * Co. manufacturer.
Of bicycle parts go 900 loss to building
s.. 600
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18

little garrison. II is difficult 10 under
stand how the refugees arriving at
Lorenzo, Marques should have come
into possession Of the news Of serious
Boer losses at Mafeking. AZ the same
time 1t must be remembered that much
Of the news from The Transvaal is likely
TO come by way Of Delagoa bay. as most
Of the other channels are strictly cen
aored
The latest definite news from MAIZE
king before this said all was intact there
mp 10 Sunday night At that time the
Boer artillery was being brought mp
but IL had not been placed in position.
According 10 adyices the British have
blown up the Hopetown bridge over the
Orange river with a view Of checking
the Beers advance southwark.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18

Judge Wheaton A. Gray, re-
Gently elevated 10 the supreme
court commission. was hearing "a
criminal ease in Fresno. Califur
mia, and on a warm day. ut the
end Of long harangur by the
prosecuting counsel. be- noticed
one Of the jurymu asleep. As
soon as the argument was com
plctcd the judge addressed the
jury IN This peculiar manner 'G.n.
tlcmcn of the jury, the proscrat
ing attorney has completed his
argument Wake up and listen
Ia the instructions Of the rou.t."
From the Columbian.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
FrsP.IIae 90 Al..sk 90 paaa...

Ladysmith. Oct 1.-THE threatened
assault upon Glencoe Is believed 10 b. a
feini in the hope Of weakening the gar
Ti-ou here and exposing the towns west.
ward
The Beers are resting preparatory. II
seems, 10 completing their encircling
movement for an attack upon Dundee.
They cannot advance much further
without coming in contact with British
cavalry who screen the position Never
theless the situation is such that little
lighting Is expected in the near future
In this section apart from desultory out.
post skirmishes All women and chill
dren have left Dundee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
ANTITRUST CONFERENCE.
One Growing out Of the Trust Convsp-
tion WIN Bs Held In January.

Chicago. Ill, Oct IA national an.
thrust conference will be held In Chi.
cago some time in January under the
auspices Of the organization formed
here during the recent trust conference.
Headquarters have been established
here and the call for the conference will
BE- issued formally next month.
The committee in charge Of the ar.
rangements consists Of the following
NJ l. Lockwood Of Pennsylvania.
president Of the American antitrust
league, chairman Of the committee
Judge William Prentis Of Illinois. vice
chairman; Dudley Wooten Of Texas A
NJ Todd Of Michigan, A. T. McGuirk Of
Iowa, Judge w b. Fleming Of Kentucky
and r + Dove Of New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
FRANCE Want. Ii.,.nr..

Berlin, Oct 1.-THE Berliner Tage-
blat learns from diplomatic source in
London that the purpose Of the visit Of
Count Mouravioff TO Paris was 20 seek
with NJ. Delcasse. an opportunity Of
prohting by Englands embarrassment
in South Africa NJ Delcasse wants 10
produce IN the Palais bourbon the ex.
act text Of the Russian alliance. in OF.
der TO take revenge for the Fashoda
question. Therefore, Il Is not interyen-
ton In favor Of the Boers. but the boil.
ing OF the Franco Russian soup on the
Doer fire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
nosr. Thrice IlspuIs.d.

Cape Town Oct, l7-Aliwal North
In Cape Colony is now isolated. From
Colesburg comes the report that the
Beers who attacked Mafeking were
thrice repulsed with heavy losses From
other towns on the border similar re-
ports are received.
Smallpox has broken out here among
natives from Johannesburg, eight cases
having been discovered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
strike Delays Work.

New York. Oct 1.-THE launching
Of the torpedo boat destroyer Bailey,
built by the Gas Engine and Power
company Of Morris Heights, in the Har,
lem river, for the United States navy
which was TO have occurred this week
has been postponed indefinitely. owinq
TO the prolonged strike Of iron worker
employed on the craft The men quit
work about two months ago and set
Element Of the trouble seems a. fal
away now a. ~ the start
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18

Th- h-ifirh YER hr s-rord cags.sr-sn.
retired In tne direction u town. but
they re-umed the attack shortly after.
wardf. two burghers bsing killed aud
three wo7nied TIE commando engag-
ed was impended owing 10 the want of
heavy artillery. which was subsequently,
obtained FROM General Cronje.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18

Washington. Oct H. In the United
States supreme court here an agreemen,
was reached between the counsel ON
both sides for postponement Of the
hearing Of the controversy between the
states Of Louisiana and Texas over vel.
low fever quarantine until next Mon.
day. The postponement was reached
for the purpose Of allowing the full
bench 10 be present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
BASTARD ROBBERY.
Cashier Of a Denver Poolroom Forced To
Unlock the safe for a Thief

Denver. Oct ~. -Austins poolroom.
the largest in the city, was robbed Of
$4,000 early today by Robert Boykin. an
eX.policeman who has been some time
employed "a special policeman at the
club. The place had been closed, but
Boykin induced the cashier to return 10
the room and with a revolver. com.
PEELED him to open the safe lie took
all the cash, including 5000 in coins
He then made his escape.
Boykin is u dead shot and has already
killed two men. Every effort Is being
made 10 apprehend the robber. but II is
thought he will not be taken without a
fight and It Is feared the loss Of life will
result.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
Dallas Fair.

Opening date sales. for trains arriy.
ing at Dallas sept q. Is aud not later
than : p. m Sept. a'-iare S. ~ limit
Sept. 80.
Sept. 20 to Oct. % fare 500. Limit
Oct. ..
Sept p 10 Oct. 22-iare t4.g5. Lin.
tied 10 dule following date Of ale.
SPECIAL DATES
On sale for trains arriving At Dallas
Oct. II and before noon Oct 10. limit
Oct. 10
Oct. y and before noon oct. %, limit
Oct. ~
Fare $40. ". S Wilson,
Agen
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18

London, oct a. - Parliament il in
extraordinary session 10 consider the
South African situation In her speech
from the throne, her majesty spoke Of
the necessity Of preparing thoroughly
for the war in South Africa and asked
that speedy action be taken. She de-
plored the war and hoped il would soon
end.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
Several Iioers KILLED.

Kimberly, Oct i7.-An nrmored train
while accommodating near spytfontien.
engaged the Beers. killing five and
wounding seven British had no losseA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
Bo.p R.partsd R.pul..d.

LORENZO, Marquese. Oct H. Refugees
who have just arrived here from The
Transyaal report that the beers had been
repulsed Mafeking. sustaining heavy
losses
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18

Pretoria, Oct Further dispatches
received by the government say the
sighting continues north Of Mafeking
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Cnttnn Picking Ahont Over.

Corsicana, Tex, oct H. win Gran.
than came In from trip over the
western part Of the county, and reports
that cotton picking is about over In the
sections be visited The receipts by
wagon up 10 date is 10, 100 bales
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-18
senator Harris Dead.

Chicago, oct 1.-THE death Of son
stor Harris Is announced
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
AFFIRMS AND DENIES.

Our controversy with the Gazette, due to that papers attempt to misrspresent The Republican, has taken a characteristic turn. The Gazette affirms and denies in Ia single paragraph our charge that it's owner has been trying to consolidate his paper with the Her aid If it had stuck to it's affirmation and denounced The Republican for ex- posing it's scheme it would be entitled to some consideration; instead it re breaches The Republican for giving "a true statement of the proposed Herald deal" and then devotes a half column to a false statement Of matters sur rounding the proposition. The Repuh- lican employe with whom the owner O. the Gazette talked concerning the pre- posed deal had no authority to repre- sent the owner of The Republican in this matter and did not indicate to the Gazette man that he had authority. The Gazette man sought him out, unfolded his scheme and in a general way gave him to understand that the aid of the Republican was absolutely essential to it's success. The assertion that the manager of The Republican stated that they could make no move in the matter until they found out whether they could get the money from their 'peo- pie is a silly fabrication. The idea of The Republican putting up'' to aid the Gazette to secure the Herald was never entertained in this office. CandOr com pels the statement that the Gazette owner and his friend" were simply being played with. Their ridiculous schame had previously been partially outlined to us by a third party whose good offices the Gazette's owner invoked, and naturally we were curious to know the full particulars. The matter might have rested there If the Gazette, piqued at it's failure and irritated by the increasing evidence of The Republicans popularity in this field, had not made an onslaught on the credit Of this newspaper. ThereupOn we presentsd the facts which have made the Gazette the laughing stock of the town. If there is 9 particle of sense left in the Gazette Office, and we doubt it, in view of recent occurrences. there must be feeling that the little editorial comment concerning The. Republican might better have been suppressed.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
PHGNIx, JANUARY 6. 1899.
AS TO ADVERTISING

There was a time when we'll known business houses held their trade year in and year out without any effort upon their part, but conditions have changed and the hundreds of thousands of newspapers turned out daily make it possible for every business men to introduce himself to the public.
 The storekeeper who does not advertise cannot expect to se- cure new customers; the firms that do the most business are the ones who fill column af- ter column in the daily papers Advertising is the life of busi- ness and the object lesson dis covered in the recent failure of ten New York houses that did not advertise should be a warn ing to others in the retail trade everywhere who sit down and wait for customers without mak- ing an effort to catch them. Per sistent and attractive advertise ment pays in the end; spas modic advertising only results in spasmodic sales.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
CANADA IS FEARFUL.

The Toronto World is very much e1-
 cited oyer the recent speech Of General
 James H. Wilson, in which he referred
 to the stars and stripes floating
 from the frozen north to Central
 America" and it is inclined to favor
 an immediate withdrawal of the Ca
 nadians into their own shsll, probably
 to the extent of building a real Chi
 nese wall along the southern border
 of the Dominion. The World objects
 to an "entangling alliance" with this
 country and is badly scared at the dis
 covery that i've are nearer absorption
 than we ever yet were"
 All of which is highly amusing. In
 the natural order of events the Do
 minion Of Canada will become a part and parcel of the United States. It may not be for fifty or for one hundred years, but the union of the two cOun- tries to the extinction of Canada and it's removal from the map of North America is bound to come. 1t will not come through warfare or through a breach of the friendly relations be- tween this country and Great Britain. It will come because the Canadians will ask to be taken under the wing of the American eagle Hundreds of thou sands of men born in Canada are cit izens of the United States and the dis position of every ambitious and ener- getlc young Canadian is to cross into "The States" to take advantage of those political and commercial oppor- tunities that are not presented in the Dominion.
 If ths Toronto World will cool down a little it will discover that ''absorp- ton" by the United States would not be bad thing for Canada. The Do- minion is more in the nature of an American colony than it is a British colony. The Dominion has an area of 3,174, 1883 square miles and a population 2f only about 5,OOO,0OO, while the great state of New York, with an area oi 0nly 49,170 square miles, has a popula- ton of 6,513,0 ,000. Thus the Dominion |! Is but a diminutive toad, as to popU- ation, in the North American puddle, The absorption" of Canada by the | United States would not be bad thing | for Canada, but it would be most ex- 3ensive proceeding for the United | States. The area of the Dominion is IS great as the area of the United | States, not including Alaska, but much 2f that vast territory to the north is made up of dense woodlands, bleak md uninhabitabls districts and vast bodies of water of no practical use Canada has an immense body, but very minute head. She is practically as to her government, but he is a colony of Great Britain all the ,ame She is loyal and faithful col )ny and she is happy and prosperous. At the same time her logical future is Is an integral part of the United States, although neither the editor of he Toronto World nor his children nay live to see it such.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
Qu1N1NE KILLS AND CURES.
Results Of Prof. Koch's Study of Nal
 aTial Conditions.


 Prof. Koch's recent studies of malaria in tropical countries and in Italy have
 led to his conviction that the malarial levers of Italy are identical in cause
 and general character with those Of
 east Africa, and it is believed that sci ence is on the eve of a decisive victory
 over this whole group of maladies by
 means Of liquid injejctions of quinine
 into the pulse vein.
 Prof. Koch pronounces the indiscrim- | mate use Of quinine as a prophylactic
 in malarial countries to be attended
 with great danger, and in many cases the indirect cause of the virulent "bllc ck-Water" fever He gives two reasons for condemning the very gen. eral practice among persons going from temperate to tropical attitudes Of satu
 rating their systems with Guinine, taken in regular and often excessive doses. In the first place, this treat ment seriously weakens the action Of
 the heart, and secondly the system, having become inured to the drug, fails to respond to quinine treatment in case of actual sickness. A person debili- tated by the injudicious use of quinine may take malarial fever and die like any one else.
 Prof. Koch goes even further and as serts his belief that the increased death rate in certain parts of west Africa is due largely to the increased and indis- crimin3te use of quinine which in late years is much cheaper and easier to procure in those parts. It is well known that the German school of doc tors has long favored the usz of arsenic instead of quinine as a remedy for cer- tain levers, in sharp disagreement with the opinions of physicians in some oth- CT countries, notably the United States The statement now made by Prof. Koch that on the western coast Of Af- rica, where all forms of malarial fever are especially virulsnt, cases of the in- termittent type which have resisted even heroic doses of quinina have y-eld- cd to the administration of arsenic, has been the source of much qualification to his professional brethren in Ger many.
 Prof Koch also notes the curious fact that in Africa and India he found the | women withstood exposure to the ma larial climate much better than men. 1 During a season of appalling mortality | on the Gold Coast, when men of all de- grees of health and eXperlenca in trop- ical attitudes were dying, there was hardly death among the women.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

little old proudyt See him, see himi Proudly. proudly There, now Pick and Drill.
 It is generally understood in Ph0e- nix that white paper parade or recap- tion by The Republican is the signal for an outpouring of venom by the other Phoenix papers. But we like it. It helps advertise The Republican. We are here to push The Republican, and our neighbors are doing their utmost to aid us. Don't discourage them!
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
The Phoenix papers-regardless Of

The Phoenix papers-regardless Of race, color, or previous condition of brass-colI&r s5rvicude-3re snariing at the Arizona Republican, and fer no other reason than that that paper pos
 sesses the best equipped office between Los Angeles and Denver. This is a source Of pardonable pride to the pro
 prietCr of The Republican, and should he toot his horn a little over the fact, it is no cause for all the other papers in Phoenix-with elevated ncses-to howl with jealous vindictiveness: Look at
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR.

A soft answer turneth away divorce.
 Love is divided into quarters-one- quarter vanity, threo-quarters jealousy.
 l. makes ! woman shudder to thinz how happy shs could have made you.
 Eve wanted to rut on clothes merely to be able to have a hat to go with them.
 When woman is convicted she ac- quits herself by saying she has been misjuGged.
 The first timo a woman commits a sin she does it out of curiosity, after that because it is the custom.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
WORKING IN HIS SLEEP.

It was S:3O and the breakfast was getting cold, but Mrs. E'orus, wife of Mr Borus, the eminent literary man, cautioned the children not to walk n him.
 ''I can tell from the way he groans, '' she said that he's dreaming out q son. net"-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

U. s. Grant, Jr., is conducting a plucky senatorial fight in California, in spite of the ready made Encouragement which is bound to assail a man in his position in the way of reminders that he will never be as great as his father
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

And now the Kansas democrats have decided that there shall be no further lfusion between themselves and the pop Anlists. The firm having dissolved, it's assets are found to consist principally sof a disabled windmill and old MT Pef- ker's spectacular Whiskers.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
THE BARoN's CUSTOM.

Inquiring Lady-Do you always drink beer when you are thirsty?
 Baron Snickensuts-No, ma am; I al- ways drinks water ven I am thirsdy, shust the same as you do
 Inquiring lady-'Then when do you drink beer?
 Baron Snickensuts-The rest of the dime-New York Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Senator German of Maryland eX- plains that his retirement from official service on the 4th Of March will in no way impair his interest in politics. The natural inference from this is that he expects to boss his party whenever he feels like it.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Senator Davis regrets to observe that while he was endeavoring to make peace arrangements in France an at tempt at war in Minnesota was set un- der way.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

It is announced that the Keely motor has been removed from Philadelphia to Boston. Possibly the bracing air Of the Back Bay may put a little life into the thing
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
ONE IDEA.

Cholly Chumpleigh-Tm not man wl,h enc idea.
 Miss Coldeal-No? Why don't you try to get one e?-Life.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

There is a tremendous amount of beef talk from some of the witnesses before the war investigation committee. The regulations of several contractors are at steak in this controversy.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
IT WOULD SEEM so.

There is something burglarious about four aces. .'9 said the man who som etimes plays poker.
 '%They are 2lmCst like robbery said the man who sometimes tries to play.
 Yes, and they are safe openers. - Indianapolis Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Several leading democratic politi- revive the silver question. The law against grave robbing evidently has no terrorsi for those heartless men.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
MAKE "A ME1I.

Absent-minded Professor (after the wedding cer3mCny-So, now, dear Elm ma, we shall always belong to each other
 make a note of it and don't forget it. Fliegende Blattar.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

There will probably be ten speeches tn the senate against the ratification of the peace treaty. The American friends of Spain want to go on record.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Why not knock off one-half of the name Of Iloilo and let it go at that? Or must it all be kept in order to justify the names of Sing Sing and Pago Pago?
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Havana is becoming a formidable nSal of Chicago as a crime center.
 day that passes without recording
 or three murders down there is garded as a distressingly monotonous
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Experts say that the war taught lit tie of any value to military science. This is to be regretted, although it should be borne in mind that the war was not undertaken fer that precise
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

vor of putting all army chaplains out of the service. As Brother Small himself is one of them he might go first and 1ead1the procession.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
DON'T MENTION TT.

Professor said a graduate, trying to be pathetic at parting, "I am in detsed to you for all know" "Pray do not mantion such trife," was the re- ply.-Tit-Bits.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
LOTS MORE.

Men," said the dear girl, ''have as much idle curiosity as women More, ' said the savage bachelor. ''Women's 5 curiosity is always active. .''-Cincinna ii Enquirer.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Senator Vest has been away on fishing trip. This accounts for the signs of returning vitality in the Amer ican constitution.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Persistent inquiry elicits the infor- nation that MT. John Brisben Walkers new all-star democratic party is still cuddled up in the incubator.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
RACE PRIDE.

MT. Grogan--Fwat hoy yc been fight in for?
 Danny-The Schwartzheimer kid said Sandy Claws was a Dutchman.-Indian- apolis Journal