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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17
BOLD ATTEMPT TO ROB.
Thieves Est.r - Express Car On the
Laks shore Railroad.

Erie. Pa Nov. IA daring attempt
was made 10 rob Lake Shore train No
2 near Erie at o'clock this morn
ing The robbers boarded the train at
Ashtabula. where II stopped TO take
water
At Dock Junction the express messen-
ger stepped from one car 10 another for
the purpose Of checking mp some e1'
press bills when one Of the gang sprang
into the car and broke into several pack
age. Before he could get 10 where
the money envelopes were the
messenger returned and seeing the rob
Der al work gave the alarm. The other
members who were standing guard on
the platform pulled the bell rope and
when the train stopped jumped of and
made their escape
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17

Mayor Harrison entertained num-
Der Of friends At dinner yesterday after.
noon, The repast was elaborate, and
prepared and served In a most elegant
and appe,izing way under the direction
Of Mrs Harrison. The guests we're re-
ceiyed aud at once made 10 feel thor
oughlv at home by the hospitable young
mayor. AMI a couple Of hours sped by
before hardly any one realized 10. 20
pleasant was the occasion. Those pre--
ent we're Mayor Harrison, j. X. Astin,
". II. Cole, Dr. W. II. Oliver, Curtis
oliver. Geo. ". smith, sam b. Wilson,
Tx. Lawrence, j. =. Butler, r. W.
McConnico. Al. buchanan, MaIcol m
CArnes, DR.. \. VI. McDongald.
The amount q improvement nov go-
ing ON in Brazos county vas pr0babl,
never equaled before in years. Sever
al Of our communications from cores
pondents IN various portions Of the
county this week mention that farmers
generally are of 20 the sawm lls after
lumber. The dry weather, good roads
and short cotton crops enable them "a
haul from the mills this fall. which
mary are doing. while a great deal Of
lumber IL also sold by the Bryan lum.
Der yards
Those who desire the professional
service, Of Mr. II. J. Putney, the piano
tuner. are notified that he will not be
here again 6r a year See or phone
him at Mrs Hortman's boarding house
phone o.. 30i
T HARPER whisky on your sidecoard
proves your taste l. correct. Il proye.
also that Jon are doing your duty @
your guest and TO yourself keeping the
finest whisky obtainable. Sold boy J. l.
IIearne. dmayll
A trial Of Ajax Hams and Breakias
Bacon will convince you Of their snper
ior quality and flavor. Sold only b!
Jno. NJ. Lawrence & Go. 30
Buern's Scotch Rye, guarantee,
twelve years old. For sale by the tx
position saloon. dl2
A new inc OF Golf Hats and ever
thing new in the Millinery line, at Mr.,
@. VI. Proctora. does
Try Juo. VI. Lawrence 4 CO., Tor you
Thanksgiving turkeys. DO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17
TROUBLE BETWEEN
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
The Latter Wants Masamps from Corea
and the Former Opposes
such a Move.

Victoria. b c. Nov i6-According
10 advices from the orient, brought BY
the steamer Empress Of China the din
Guilty arising out Of the MasaInpo affair
l. evidently FAR from adjustment A.
Masampo lies in a commanding position
between Fusan and Tushima, and a.
II is Of immense importance from =
siraiegetical point Of view Russia Il
anHious % gain possession Of Il for use
a. naval base connecting Vladivostock
and Port Arthur. Prior % this Ma-am-
p affair however, II is said the difficult
ties which might have caused war be-
tween Russia aud japan existed and
many southernsrs living in Port Arthur
and Chez Foo hastily removed 10 shang'
hal Tor safety.
Astory is now told Of a narrowly
ayerted collision on one occasion when
two japanese cruisers in the gulf Pc Chi
Il Unexpectedly appeared before Port
Arthur The Russian signal officers al
the outer station signalled that the port
was closed 10 foreign warships Dis
regarding or Misunderstanding this
signal, however. the two Japanese
cruisers steamed straight into the
harbor They were interrupted. how
ever. by a Russian steam launch having
on board an official who warned the
Japanese captains that the forts would
IRE on the cruisers II they did not i'm
msdiately withdraw. This advise wa
taken by the Japanese commander but
with very bad grace.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17
More Charlton at Brennan.

Monday four cattle belonging to
A. W. Watson at Stone, took sick
and in a very short time four Of
them were dead. DR.. Carleton was
sent for and he diagnosed it
as the malignant form of Charlton,
Mr.. Watson will try vaccination as
a preventive. He has nearly one
hundred head that will undergo the
operaiion.-Brenham Banner, No.
vember 18th.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17

Monterey. Mex, Nov. l6-lt is re-
ported in high official circles here that
General Porfrio Diaz will not be can
didate for reelection 20 the presidency
Of Mexico. aud hat be will make the
formal announcement o. determination
in thi. respect within the next few days.
IL il said that the continued III health
Of Mrs. Diaz Is the principal cause OF
his proposed action, and that he Is anI'
ious to take her 10 Paris, France, and
on extensive trip for the benefit Of her
health
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17

Ksnss City. Nov 10 John Hayslip.
horse trainer. shot his wife through
the heart and mortally wounded Chas
Berry. an ice wagon driver and Maud
Mitchell, aged 20 years The tragedy
occurred at the Mitchell woman house
Mrs Hayslip had deserted her husband
for Berry. and Maud Mitchell had in
fiuenced her 20 make the decision. Hays
lip admitted he had deliberately plannoC
the murder for revenge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17
mig Cattle Deal.

Kansas. City. Nov l6-W. II Godair
Of Chicago and q. NJ. Casey have com.
pleted deal involving $4,000, by
which GodAir becomes owner Of the
&C. A. Bar brand o. cattle numbering
soon head. Six thousand Of these cattle
have already been driven across the
country from Roswell n NJ. TO the
Barlow ranch near Midland. Tex. and
the other 1000 will be delivered in the
spring
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17

Boston. Nov rs Complete returns
from the city on voting ON Wednesday
uight at the Democratic caucuses show
there are 1850 delegates favorable TO the
nomination OF Patrick a. Collins for
mayer. four more than necessary for
shoice
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17

De KAlb. lila. Nov i6-The wood
saving contest among the society ladies
Of De Kalh came of on time. Mrs
kirkpatrick proved herself the most eff
ficient worker. finishing her work first,
and was awarded the prize, a silver
water pitcher and cup.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17
Attention wOodmcn.

You are requested to meet Al eur
called meeting to-nigh, at ESQ sharp.
We wish to get though our special work
in time 20 attend the minstrels, which
will be easy to do II all will be prompt.
Very respectfully,
W. Il. JOHNSTON,
{.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17

III Paso. Nov 10 A dispatch from
Gallup n. NJ. says John Maxwell. q
prominent citizen Of Gallup, was killed
near there l.. L. Densmore was sori
ously wounded .A..-> -.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17
FIeld,. MInstrrl. TonIghi.

On their fifteenth annual tour htete
Ministries appear Al the opera house
tonight in an imperial progam, teeming
With novelties and sensational special
ties from everywhere. II is the only
great minstrel on the road. bigger and
better than all others. sixty people on
the stage. A number Of surprising Eu'
ropean specialties-ien superb solo
singers-Many commedians, dancers
and musicians.
The largest minstrel company IN the
world See the big MONDAY parade.
Hear the great concert band and 20 to
fields Minstrels tonight
Miss PalIie Mae ReniTo returned to
Franklin yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at the
E.,osition saloon. 1907
smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
EHpositson saloon. diL
Miss Fannie Patterson left yesterday
for Waco, to visit relatives.
Choice country butter on ice, Is cents
per pound, at Howell Bros. dS
Tickets Tor Wang Saturday night
are on sale At Haswel's.
Get your Bread, Rolls aud Cakes at
the old reliable Texas Bakery. deco
Mrs. A. b. Carr ST.. aud Mrs. A. B..
Carr Jr. went to Hearne yesterday.
For sale-Good combination horse
for sale; safe for lady TO drive. Apply
toClarke K Dausby. d9g.
Experienced farmer and manager
wants position as plantation manager.
Address Box b., Bryan.
For sale.-Horse aud Buggy; good,
gentle, family horse. Apply at J. ,
park.' .tsble 1901
Mrs. Cowser Of Dallas. returned
home yesterday alter visit 10 her sis
ter, Mira. G. A. Adams.
Cotton Seed Hulls-We offer cotton
seed bulls and meal at the lowest
prices. Phone So. @. +. Moore. dee.l '
Manager Mike yesterday received q
telegraphic order for ten tickets, from
Hearns for Wang" saturday night
Mrs. W. ;. Stuart was called to
WORKMAN yesterday by wire, on account
Of the critical Hines Of her step.mother
Mrs VI. A. Wells.
Don't believe anything you hear
about all the seats for Fields Minstrel
being -old. There are plenty Of good
seats yet.
Long established, well prepared L
give you the hes, Bread, Cakes anc
Rolls-Otto Boehme's Texas Bakery
dec 3
The Eagle was in error yesterday
about the street work II isa specia
committee Instead Of the street com
mitiee that has charge Of the matter
James & MeDougAld have move'
their prescription case back thirty feet
maj " more room In their front stor
room, and will treat their entire stor
. 10 dressing no.
, Sir. ". ". Johnson, who was for
4 long while a resident Of razos county
4 now resident Of Taylor county, ives
/. OF Abilene. is here on a visit. MI
johnson lived tor twenty ysars at BIZ
4 old home. southwest Of Wellborn. an
, has many friends here lie moved from
. this county four years ago.
r r. NJ. Hall, promoter Of the Texa
Western railroad passed through
BRENNAN sunday enroute 10 Chicago
A Under HE right arm he carried TIA
charter Tor the proposed line Of road
which is o pass through Waller, Wash
ington and Grimes counties and hsv
for its finAl destination Tishomingo, ]
lT.-Brenham Banner. Nov. 18th.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Weather Forecast.

Furnished by the Chiefoi the Wealth
er Bureau, under direction " the Sec
Rotary Of Agriculture.
Friday--fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
COLONEL HEISK ELL DEAD.
GREAT-GRANDsON OF PRESIDENT MONROE
PASSED AWAY AT Ills HOME IN
WEST NINETY TfIIRD-ST

Colonel James Monroe Heskel, great-gf"h"@""
n, p-es,den, Jarncs Monroe died yesterday ~ his
~. a v.a, >-,a,,,b,rda, lie had been
home NO. " Nest Ninety ,,,,,,
extremely fl from dropsy ~ m" heart '"r ,o.s
time. HIS disease was attributed by MS phNSioiH"S
49, .,,i,,r. ,.r,taliv Prom, asthma which he in
as w. bo ,o,,rac,od IT I'm the
her'c' ''o'" HE i",''' 49,, ,ror, T. Colonel
Florida war. and VINO later h''" ''''" -
Uel,kell lived until recently at the IIofman House
,..., tt.tsL.u I'm turning Of
few years ago 'loh'l I''''N'' 90
tho gas I'm his bedroom on retiring. party 'Nh'I
~, tho cock again and when discovered az .
- , or,,i,,, ,,.,a nearly asphyx-
o'clock the Following morning was ..n,o
lated To this accident. AS well as 70 me "9'"'"
81. ,hvsiri,us attribute ia, disease which hc SUI
~ ''' .., ,,.i MS death
f'r'd from. "h" VIM tt~,.,..
President James Monro"~ d"NEh''' ''''
vas married ~ Samuel Lawrence Gouv"rn"ir. "i
, . ,...,t...- t-fiz .f.fh I[orfright
Virginia. ana me" "''N"''' t.r 1,,
Gouvcruour. one Of The famous "''"''- ~ "
- ,,r.i..l ~ Nafor Henry Lee Hoi-k'u. the
' ,. ,t,..,,,a Ueisk.u
l"'"'' '' y ''''., ,f,, outbreak ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
BROOKLYN NEWS.
PLANS FOR THE SINGING FESTIVAL


The United Singers = brooklyn he'd a regular
meeting at Ariou Han IN VII iamshprR. yesterday
and made some preparatory Arrangements Tor me
singing festival which il 10 be held under ih'r
auspices in July. iPo Tho most important f"afnr"
81 the meeting was the action authorizing mo
Music Committee 10 solicit from composers through
ont the country suggestions 10 the best song 10
De sung In competition for tho prize offered 10y En-
peror William Of Germany.
Dr Schillgo ono OF tho delegates to the meeting,
made a motion that this WAS tho first time lila
Majesty had taken such interest I'm any ~ the Ger
man singing festivals held I'm America. II would De"
only proper 20 make supr, efforts 10 secure ~"
best work Of native composers. Gottli"b k'ck sHs-
gcstcd that Emperor William ho communicated WIN
and asked To contribute composition. tn" song
90 l1;gir" which h. composed about year ago u
WIS said might be used ~ The festival
August Tiomann. chairman II tn Music Commit
toe informed the meeting that steps hal already
been taken - carry ont this suggestion. ana thi'
Emperor William would also DO asked 20 compose
something ne,e 20 BE- sung RI tho festival
The Executive Committee reported that nh" COM
sent II the proper authorities had been secured "r
The uso - the old 18th Regiment arm0ry IN Ian-
son Place for the festival II was stated fh1t
about eight thousand singers would compel" ana
about nfiv thousand people would visit BROOKLYN
from other cities during that week .
Resolutions thanking Municipal Justice jacob N'l
and others who were Instrumental IN securing mo
ueo If the armory building for the festival wer"
adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
THREE uEN STEAL ANOTHER STiRrE>
POLICE LOCK Up THE OFFENDERS. AND FEED
THE FOURTH Man WHO l. III.

Three mon were locked up by Nh" police yes'er-
lav for stealing 20 satisfy their hunger They ar"
held on "a charge OF burglary. and no doubt VIII
be- summarily dealt WITH 'r their offences Ap-
pear 20 have been aggravated ones. The poll
found another hungry man yesterday. who did not
steal He was lying I'm the bushes 10y roadside
and WIS unable - move. Tho police took him 10
a hospital and 10 was fed
The three men who were arrested are James NJ -
Feeloy twontv-two years OIL Of 80 - Fcrri--st.
John Donovan. also twenty-five years oil. ~ ~.
% Fuioa-st.. and James Roche. fw"nty-'ishi years
oil and homeless
McF,ei,y and Donovan were arrested as they
were coming ont ~ the cellar o. Pe'er Tnm 81
dou's grocery. at 50. 1867 Fr'on-st. with 'Wo
boxes ~ small cncc-rs Roche WAS arrr@i' tor
taking a. ham from 'he butcher shop q Frederick
kranDU.i. 80. f3 Ilicsa--t lle broke ne window.
grabbed fh, ham. and ran 'wo blocks before ne
wa e. iglf hy foierman ManniN. ~ 49,
A. the shore Road and Nirety-tfln-'' J'hl
O'Moore. ~ 81. RaN'er-st M"nnat'9m "a-
ri k.I 1872 II" IS German. a carpenter by oc'i-
iation. and out Of work When f,ni - ,""9
living u,or The road half dctd for lack ~ i''I.
~, T. now in o.. Norwegian Hospitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
nBrrr JOHNSON LOSES RiIlRolD SrIr
JUDGMENT FOR $4,000 ~ Favor or OLD COLONY
Trust COMPANY or BOSTON CASE n AZ

JUDGMENT FOR $4,000 ~ Favor or OLD CoLoNY
Trust COMPANY oF boston CASE n al
LENToWN FINN nIG LAWYERS FEES
Allentown Penn. oct ospeciau A bitterly con-
tested lawsuit has iust been decided by tie Supreme
Govt aga'ne- Albert Johnson. the well known rail-
road man. The .iefor is the ola Colony Trust
Company NJ Boston which in lsei sued The Alleu-
-p.'hlchem Rapid Transit Company for d.
mor'eap, Of SG",D Shortly before. when the
transit company was sill, owned ly is BOSTON
builders is directors gave IA" morfgag. fo fhem-
SELVES as directors Of the Boston Industrial In
pr0vtuonf Company and thc Ola Colony Company
ha Iirp trustee for tho ionGhplders When Johnson
stock he declined go pay fhe mortgage claiming
g. WAS rnf legally authorized ht competent board
-" sum r'pieS' nt,d ~ SalH mortgage "hl con-
t,ul!lg generally that the whole transaction was
Johnson got Roo, & clarke ~ Ncv-York 90
l.f..a hin when we old Colony Company brought
s4I' through W. y. Putney. OF Nc"-lorh and -
Judge Harvey If Allentown. After taking ',sN-
l..tt fOr q year. she referee. john Ruup. deril.l
ll favor Of tho Ola Colony Company and Wa- -us-
'.i,,l hy the court hoic. Johnson appealed 90 fIc
: ,r,i.s Court whore fh" art finrif~ Wr-N nl1i'
f,t nim hy Ambassador 'hoafc b Clarke. 90
N.n-Ynrk aud Consre-amaa Nirkpa'r,k % Ets-
t.r.1 Judgment against johnson toI s'o3"' .n lll-
il- i,l vH interest N5".l counsel fees FOR piin'iu
s., 80 for printing the book az testimony ~ seven
thousand pages 500 'or the referee ana about
81 ''" fDr court expenses
The size ~ th' foes IS one - ne. puAcial
features ~ 3D.. case Johnson gtv" Mr 'h0afr
So. for d. two hours argument before ~" SIlreme
Court Root q Clark. $1,000 kirkpa'rick 80" anl
Major K4ufmar hts local attorney &3'p
assaulted Nv Iohn-on'- explanation - his refusal go
pay wanted ualt dollar for dollar o. the mortgage
allowances i they won rEtnel and Harvey wiI
therefore divide pie handsome" fee ~ {"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
FIRUS N UNDERWEAR TRI ST..


FORMATION
Albany oct sA knit underwear trust IS in
process ~ formation The officers We're elected in
,h!- city yesterday and the final meeting Is ?" Doe
held ON Thursday next az the Ten Eyck Hotel The
manufacturers who T. s. believed VIII enter fh"
trust aro 'hc A'hcnc Knitting Company. Athens.
Atlas knitting Company EAGLE Knitting company
Greene Knitting Company NcFaran a Co.,. John
x Stuart Van Br9cklin & Stover. Amst'r1am. Ma
colin x Co.. Wiley Manufacturing COMPANY. cats
XII: James A Hover Columhavile Clark n liols-
apple Manufacturing Company. +. W ka'anaNgh
Manufacturing Company. continental KNITTING
Company. John \ Nuitan. Hope Knitting Company
Riverside Knitting Mls Cohoes Harder KNITTING
Company. Union knitting Company Hudson. J, f.
narrower. iIaganaus Mills. Johusiown knitting
Company Johnstown Little Falls Knitting Com
lany. Little Falls. Mohawk Valley knitting com
lany Mohawk. MechaniCsVillr knitting comma nF
Newlaud IL Nelson. MeChanicsyiIe. Oriskary fais
Knitting Company Oriskany Falls. AIKEN hniliiiG
COMPANY High Rock Knitting company. j. John
Hayes & CO.. Phlmonf Index Knitting NILS PnP
niN Mills Nowland Donuisou & CO.. saltwater.
= Commercial Knitting Company. Troy knitting com
\ Us " co.. Utica Knitting Company Calr0n Knit
ting COMPANY. Ut.ca. Clover Knittn. company. Ford
Manufacturing Company. Hill 4 Underwood Com
pany. II. pyn's Waterford Knitting Company.
C.yde Knitting Company. Waterford Parsons
Manufacturing Company. Cohoes knitting Com
pary. Victory Knitting Mills Mohawk River.
Coh0es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
OBTTI AIRY.


oscar s Bryant. at ono time prominent 0 R'-
publican politics In Illinois was buried Yesterday
The funeral was hold NJ 80. 80 kos'iusko-st-
brooklyn. where he lived NJ. Bryant vas sixty
years DID, FIe vas d native Of Northpor'. Long
Island bu, carly I'm NE went Vest and settled
iu Illinois lfo returned 70 brooklyn and engaged
lu tle real estate business Mr. Bryant vas u
Mason 81 member Of he Grand Army Of mo f<r-
public. and attended the sumner Avenue Meth
olist church. lie leaves widow and four chill
dr,n Tho interment was in Greenwood cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09

reading scots novels or 10 tSked TO- be
80 re narsytlc stroke. he resisted all attempts OF
his friends induce him to esee ds s TO rest, but
con tirued 10 see his secretary daiiy, ana occupeu
Str1.ai1 w,tb Inc management OF his property UNI.
t,b'n Tow DAYS OF his death. II s reported mat
he leaves several millions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
rrII uITHOrr irPiRfNr clTNE.

Perth Amhoy. Ort ,Spc.iai' George kle huar.
a Perth Amhoy 4hoc dealer to-day met with "a
peculiar accident while riding hls bicycle ilr VAS
going slowly along Smith-st which Is adam
tied. when he tel 20 The ground. sustaining con
fusion 4 the brain Several people saw hum ia
tui none saw any cause toi the accident kl"chntr
fas u,f suf-lcntA 10 ,Atain II se!t.
lie maj ItcONGI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
BRYAN'S JERSEY LEADERS.
ATKINSON RELATED TO THE NJ
BRASKAN CANDIDATE.

DAYS AMBITION FOR SECOND PLACE "N THE
SIXTEEN TO one TICKET THE "TRrE" DE
MocRAcY. wmcu GorHLEY
AHoMrNArrs
Clarence s Atkinson who IS either by virtue
Of his commanding ability or because Of his un-
limited ASSURANCE opinions do not widely differ
az to the cause one If the leading local advo-
Gates Of tho denomination of william J Bryan
next year. makes camden his headquarters and
anywhere i'm tho state ~ Now Jersey his fight
ing ground His readiness for q set-to with any
body anywhere has given him much ~ his
prominence heretofore But it appears from an
interview with former member ~ the Ropub-
ucan COMMITTEE" of Burlington County who Was
I'm New York yesterday that Mr. Atkinson has
other claims to prominence i'm tn" silver camp
than his ability 20 make himself heard when
som" other and deeper voices arc still
II has been for some time understood that tho
follow feeling between Mr. Bryan and Mr. At
kinson vas mutual and that their esteem for
each other was due - a common bond. Just
why the astutc and generally cautious Mr. Bry-
an should st go much store 10y the orraiic ana
indiscrcet Mr.. Atkinson has been largely "A mat
ter of conjecture and surprise. Tho only s'rik-
ing point Of resemblance between the Camden
bellows member as no is sometimes called by
the unsympathctc Gouroy Democrats and the
N.braskau orator was said 20 Doe that they We're
matched I'm mouth like bclls', and yet it has
for some time. and FOR this reason possibly been
clear that Mr.. Atkinson is. with tho exception
Of Congressman Daly. the leading mouthp'"ce
Of Mr. Bryan in New-Jersoy.
THE TIES BETWEEN BRYAN AND ATKINSON
But the man from Burlington County just
ft.,t, rt4Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
MONEYS AUXILIARY coRpS 10 uflr

The regular business meeting ~ the Women $
Auxiliary Corps. G. ! Viii b" held NOR
row ~ g O'Clock AZ the home ~ IA, president.
Mr. Kate VI H0rfWlck ~ so Putnam ave An
effor, am he made 20 collect clothing and money
fnr ill.,. families Of soldiers VINO ~ the ncld.
The age-herald., 1899-07-25
NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT.

Regularity is a matter of importance in every woman's life. Much pain is, however, endured in the belief that it is necessary and not alarming, when in truth it is all wrong and indicates derangement that may cause serious trouble.
 Excessive monthly pain itself will unsettle the nerves and make women old before their time.
 The foundation of wonlan's health ig a perfectly normal and regular per- formance of natures function. The statement we print from Miss GER rRUDE SYKES, of Eldred, Pa, is echoed in every city, town and hamlet in this country. Read what she says:
 "DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-I feel like new person since following your ad- vice, and think it is my duty to let the public know the good your remedies have done me. My troubles were pain ful menstruation and leucorrhna. l was nervous and had spells of being confused. Before using your remedies never had any faith in patent medi' cines. now wish to say that never had anything do me so much good for painful menstruation as Lydia B. Pink hams Vegetable Compound; also would say that your Sanative Wash has cured me of leucorrhea. hope these few words may help suffering women."
 The present Mrs. Pinkham's experi- ence in treating female ills is unparal- leled, for years she worked side by side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and for sometime past has had sole charge of the correspondence department Of her great business, treating by letter as many as hundred thousand ailing women during a single year.
 All suffering women are invited to write freely to N -s. pinlsham, at Lynn, Mass, for stlyi.o sat their health.