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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

1900 pounds per acre, seed cotton.
Mr.. r. A. Clark of Brightlight,
has Sure Fruit. He has tried ~
different varieties Of cotton in his
time, and finds Sure Fruit the best
he ever tried. He has picked 100
pounds and will get as much more.
It is planted alongside Of the Jones
cotton, and the Jones is waist high,
while the Sure Fruit is shoulder
high. Mr.. Clarke says the Sure
Fruit has proven to be both drouth
proof and rust proof. The Jones
cotton has rust badly, while the
Sure Fruit, right by it is free from
rust, which is a great faul. Of cot
ton in this section. Peerless, he
says, has light seed, and thirds it.
self at the gin. Heis going to have
it ginned and weighed and report
to US how il tarns out. He is en-
thusiactic about the Sure Fruit,
and will save his seed for next
year. The Eagle got a good photo
Of this cotton as il stands, and we
design having a cut made to illus-
trate the appearance Of this fine
cotton as it stands in the rows,
along side the Jones cotton.
Mr. II. l.. Wilson of Tabor, called
at The Eagle Office and told Us he
was highly pleased with the cotton
which he tried and will later give
us an account of the returns.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12
pEspeRAT- rcf-.
attempts of omssrs q. C.rsass M.a
Result. Fatally.

Columbus. o.. Sept ia desperate
Fight took place Sunday afternoon be-
tween Charles Dumont an ex-couvict.
and Detective Abe Kleeman and Patrol
man George CASTOR All were wounded.
Dumont dying within few hours The
officers were waiting for Dumont. who
was wanted for burglary. When he
came along on a bicycle, the officer called
upon Dumont to stop, but he pedaled on.
at the same time drawing revolver
and shooting over his shoulder at his
pursuerS Patrolman CASTOR was the
first TO 20 down'with bullet in his head
aud another in his arm DumOnt lost
his balance and fell from his wheel. but
quickly sought refuge behind tele-
graph pole and continued the fusillade
with Detective kleeman Dumont re.
oeiyed three wounds in the body Klee-
man has a serious wourd in the side.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12
Woman KIN. a Negro.

Little Rock. Sept ii.-Mra John
WEIGH. respectable white woman Of
Morrilton, killed negro named Dave
Bryan. Mrs WEIGH. who Is a widow,
was at home by herself. her sou
being away from home ON business.
discovered the negro in her yard Sic
armed herself with revolver a. d
stepping to the door she ordered The
negro 10 leave. Instead Of doiHg q
he advanced upon Mrs WEIGH She
thereupon fred three shots, one Of whioh
took effect, killing him almost instantly.
Public sentiment justihes Mrs WEIGH
in the course she took. A cororer's II
quest was held and a verdict Of justita'
BILE homicide returned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

4 girl in North Austin chased a
humble bee tor an hour the other
day thinking it was a kissing bug.
She finally caught it and now she
can only see out of the northeast
corner of her south eye. 1t makes
her mad to even mention the mat
ter.-Austin Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

Waco, Tex. Sept LIP. J. Flack a
well 20 do farmer living near McGregor.
was thrown from his wagon and killed
here. Mr. Flrck was driving into town
with his family when the team became
frightened and ran away Mr. and Mrs.
Flack were thrown out Of the wagon
and the former received injuries which
resulted in his death in half hour Mrs
Flack was injured slightly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12
proulh TI.. Up stree, n.llwa,.

Austin Tex. sept li.-As the result
OF recent drouths In this section Of the
state, the City Electric company, de-
pending entirely on water power for
operation notified the Street Electric
Car company that owing 10 inability
to secure water 10 operate the plant, II
Will discontinue 10 serve the street car
company This ties mp all car lines in
Austin for an indehnite time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12
Choh.d Himself to Death.

Jefferson City. No. Sept n Andrew
Kraus, a convict, sent from 81 Louis 10
the penitentiary In 1855, under sentence
Of IS years for burglary and larcency,
committed suicide in a cell at the prison
by choking himself TO death with a
short piece Of rope 10 was about 2s
years old. aud had been despoudeut for
several DAYS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

Newport Sept. 1.-THE funeral Of
James b Eustis. former United State.
ambassador 10 France. and who died on
Saturday will take place this evening
at 73O o'clock from the home Of deceased
on Eustis avenue. a short Episcopal
service will be conducted. and then the
body will BE- taken by boat to New York
and thence TO Louisville, Ky. whore It
will be buried beside the remains Of Mrs
Eu-tis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

Coifeyville. Kans, Sept II. 90 The
war department has purchased 1000
head OF cattle from the Jennings herd
in the Indian Territory, south Of here.
The cattle will be shipped TO the army
in Cuba The first carload Of them was
shippai Saturday and the others will be
shipped this month.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

Tom Smith, Of Millican, was in
the city yesterday evening enroute
to Conroe. He was accompanied
by his sister Miss Beuna, who was
on her way to Trinity to attend
school. -Navasota Examiner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

Washington, sept ll.-Prederick r.
MetEger, chief clerk Of the general land
Office, has resigned and his resignation
has been accepted by Commissioner
Hermann. Mr.. Meizgcr was appointed
10 the land Office from Kansas. Poor
health was assigned as the reason ior
his resignatinn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12
Tn. Convention Postponed.

Atlanta, Sept lion account Of the
prevalence Of yellow fever the New Or.
leans convention Of commissioners Of
agriculture Of the southern states, which
was to have been held there on Sept 90.
has been postponed until Oct "a. when
II will be held in Atlanta
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12
EXCITEMENT PREVAILS.

Pretoria Worked up PsndIag the Decis-
lou Of The Transvaal Cabinet.
Pretoria, Sept. ll--Excietment pre-
walls here pending the decision OF tho
cabinet Secretary Of State Reitz has
left the city for johannesburg and
Cape Town The Likelihood of war is
much discussed. The coming Of British
troopsis not regarded as meaning Ger.
tain war. but merely making up for the
paucity Of troops in South Africa THIS
has been much commented upon during
the past uonth.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12
Furniture Sale.

For Sale at a maryelously low
price all of our house hold and
kitchen furniture only today and
tomorrow. Call at once 30 as to
get greatest bargains.
l4S 5. II. WEATHERgoRD.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

Manila, Sept 1.-THE transport Sen.
Rtor has arrived here One casualty,
William b. Goldthw ate died at sea
body embalmed and brought here. The
senator carried 10 officers and 600 70.
cruits
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

San Francisco, Sept 1.-THE steamer
Homer arrived here from Cape Nome
via st. Michael Sunday. bringing 5000, 2.
600 In gold dust
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-12

Washington, Sept 1.-THE agricul.
tural department gives the condition Of
wheat as 6S.5 compared with " last
month.
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THE PURITAN CHILD.
MRS. EARLE's RESEARCHES INTO COLO
NAL HISTORY.

CHILD LIFE IN COLONIAL DAYS. Written by
Alice Morse Earle. With Many Illustrations
from Photographs. Octave PIP. XXI AIS. The
Macmillan Company.
Mrs. Earle deals in her volume with
subject that wonder has not more often en-
gagged the attention OF social historians. Private
life in our Colonial period has OF course, been
treated In many volumes. but the elders have al
ways been In possession Of the centre Of the
stage. Mrs Earle gives adolescence Its due and
happily combines with the solid results Of her
researches the spirit that is demanded for the
adequate handling OF so delicate theme She
covers a wide held-the dress Of Colonial chill
dren, their life at school the teachers and books
they had, nursery discipline. manners games
toys and numerous other topics.
To judge from what she says OF babyhood in
Colonial times, there were hardships then for
those in the cradle as well as for those who
ploughed the fields and went 70 church on Sun
days armed with blunderbusses Babies had TO
be baptized in the meeting house within few
days OF their birth This was harmless enough
In midsummer, but In the depths OF a New-Eng .
land winter the situation was anything but
| pleasant. There were times when the ice had TO
| be broken In the christening bowl and Judge
sewall, Of Boston, tells in his diary of how chill
dren OF his, only four days old, shrank from the
Icy water. but did not cry out. The stoicism OF
the baoes did not always imply powers OF en-
durance ut was cold and dIshearten.:. re-
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suite9en.
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ertcmmuntSirt, unb bic Ies 8orae6en
oes grsbiidpfs bat bic Spannuna
5tptiaen ben Stlipinos uno Der air6e
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Die OominifanermDnDe baben bic
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Das ameritanilhe SransportI6iff
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ittser 8orrGtbe fir Die Qrmee BON Can
5rancises a6sesangen mar, 1T bier ans
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Oie brittle gommiiiion Der syrleoensz
conferena bat leute unter 0orIib bes
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bab es bic frasliHen Sbatiaden mitz
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um bas prototpl ibrer Werbanblunaen
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