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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05


III. J. y. G-ofsv 81 Macy, called
on the Eagle ycsterdey. relating sew
eral items Of local interest Mr. }.
VI. Slaughtered Edge has sold his
interests to Mr.. Buckhaults. Mr..
slaughter will continue his mercan-
tile business until Jan. 1. Jim New
man and Df. T.. +. Gregory Of that
community are prospecting ont west.
". A. Folks Of Edge has sold ms
gin 10 Mossrs. Glover d Wilson. ".
n. George. r. r.. Scott aud George
Davidson were hero from Payne
Prairie accompanying Mr. George.
Mi-trot Bros q Go. are receiving
now fall and winter goods. and are
prepared Tor % big trade a. usual 4 :
season. They win have large y =
superb line ofmillinory Miss ON 4
of Baltimore and Miss Emma Ma
rim will have charge of Dos millinery
department Miss Ohler has JUST
I arrived.
Jas. II webb Inns returned from
tho east whga ho purchased large,
icomplete and up-to-iate stock OF
fall and winter goods for Webb
Bros H. gave careful attention 20
the selection ofthis stock which j.
sure TO- meet fhe approval ~ those
desiring the best goods at reasonable
/ prices.
Mr.. and Mr. Dan Hallan Of New
Orleans left yesterday for Denver
after % visit fo Mr.. ana Mrs NJ.
| Bonneville Jr Mr. Italian Is pas-
seuger and ticket agent for the
. southern Pacific ot New Orleans.
Marriage licrnce wcr issued yos-
forday for Prof f.. W. Kerr and Miss
| Rita Sbi-a who will be married az
/ college this morning and leave on
| the noon train for u bridal trip.
Mr.. C.P Fountain left yesterday
iur beltou accompanied hy h"i
daughters. Mis- Emnie, Miss Alic,
Fountain and Miss Marrett who will
enter Baylor female College.
j. W. Thomson OF ManisonyIlle
AN experienced dry good. IMAM, ha.
accepted a position with Burt Nor.
b wood aud will assume his dutie,
saturday.
. For school tablets, pencils pens
% ink, etc. the best AZ the lowest price.
call at McDougald's drug store.
The best refrigerated meats Of al
kinds 20 the city market, ;. W
buchanan, proprietor. 23i
Mrs. Paul Bradley arrived from
4 sherman yesterday and is stopping
/ AZ Mrs. W. n. Webbs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
More Oh rl.r. ns,urr.d.

Columbus, o.. sept. Am incident
out u ordinary occurred at the reunion
Of the Forty-siKth Ohio volunteer in.
fantry at Washington. a suburb Of Co
lumbus today. The colors OF the
Thirtieth Louisiana regiment were re-
turned 20 a committee Of survivor Of
that old organization. The flags were
captured At Ezra Courthouse, just out.
side Of Atlanta, Ga. during war. and
have been in the relic room o. the state
capitol here for many years. At the
reunion Judge David Pugh made an nd.
dress aud turned the flags over 20 com.
mittoe composed Of Messrs Shepard d.
Harris, John A. landry aud James II.
Brown % New Orleans. Governor Nash
was present and participated in the OK.
erClsos.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
". At. O. Time Gard. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

r.. G. Tabor went TO Ennis yestcr-
day.
Attend the ball game this after
Aoqn.
Constable Tom Frame is hs'e from
Macy.
R.J.Ford was on the sick list yes
terday,
i'll. Breach was here from Tabor
yesterday.
Ladies' skirt goods just received
At Coulter's. ~
See the new pants and -uit goods
AZ Coulter's, @
W q. LomaV returned to WaNa-
hachie yesterday.
Squire W. G.. Pool was here from
Millicau yesterday.
We. willis Of lola is with John
NJ. Lawrence 6 Co.
Drink Mt Vernon pure rye for sale
b. ODE Exposition Saloon. a o.
WORK las been begun ou thc rcsi-
deuce of Mr.. j. =. Parks.
Genuine Imported old Tom Cat
Gin az the Eposition saloon. 1887
Coulter has on sale q large lot Of
handsome suit and pants goods. -
Metropolitan cigars are the best,
Sold by the Exposition saloon. df
Biggest tablet In town and one lead
pencil for cents at Norwood's. 23j
W. W. Cochran and Richard Daw-
son were here from Millican yester-
day.
A new and handsome line of pant.
and suit goods just received at Coul'
ters. ~
Floy wgi.w6rth Of San Jacint,
county I visiting relatives m thi'
county
Miss Elsie Garrett returned O,
Brenham yesterday after yisitin.
Misses Parks.
Good cedar pencil thrown in will
the biggest tablet in town both for
cents at Norwood's. 235
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
WOULD NOT REFUSE.
Cornsliu. Vanderbilt Would Accept a
Nomination fsr Congress.


New York. Sept. i.-Corncilus Van.
derbili, fourth Of his name In the Van.
derbilt family, would not now bo
unwilling % run for congress, according
10 a dispatch from Saratoga, lie is also
a delegate % the Republican state con.
vention from the Twenty.fouth New
York district. In response 10 a question
Mr. Vanderbilt said:
II have not thought of Office holding,
yet / should not be averse 10 represent.
ing a constituency in congress or in any
other legislative body. But | am not
seeking any Office. simply want 10 do
my duty as citizen do not care TO
say much ON this subject lam only q
novice"
Would you like to go to oongress'''
was asked.
Certainly" he answered, "but II Is
not for me 70 pass upon that sort Of a
question. II called ON / shall respond. y
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
BASEBALL.
Carnival Of Sport ut Kernole
Park.

The Palestine baseball team ar.
rived Monday night, and at the
Kernole park yesterday, played
the first OF a series Of three games
with the home nine. The attend
ance was fair, and the game was
greatly enjoyed. Score 8 to 4 in
favor of Palestine.
There will be two more games,
this afternoon at 4:30 and tomor.
row at the same hour. This is a
splendid opportunity for lovers Of
the great American game 10 enjoy
their favorito sport. Go out and
see the fun and take the ladies
with you.
Those who witnessed the game
yesterday should not be- influenced
by the result of that contest as TOE
day. game promises 90 De- red
hot battle replete with exciting
play. Tho management of the
home team have not spared money
or pains 60 present capable age
grgmuou which win line up with
au entirely new battery THE
.Wrier is one whose -lauts aro said
,o have fooled lho best talent iu
old Texas .meuo and new mau
uII. don ,le ma.h and paI Lai
.uIl come Que and lond encourage.
meut 90 tho boys Good OLD Gsh-
io0ed leather lunged rooters haya
helped 70 wiu many victory
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The population Of Charleston. s. O..
is IS, sO7 against 81. 1855 In 1890
benjamin b. Odell will be- nominated
by the Republicans for governor Of New
York
Nineteen arrests have been made at
Akron, O.. for the recent race riot there
The condition Of Arthur Sewell, who
was stricken Sunday night, Is still 80
rious
large crowds greeted W. ]. Bryan at
GAINESVILLE and Cambridge, o. on his way
TO West Virginia from Chicago.
German troops have taken possession
Of a hill within the sAtos Of Pekin.
There were 1915 Aaths in India dur.
ing August
VIII Edwards. a negro, was hanged
at Salisbury, \. o., on Monday for tho
murder o. Policeman Kerns
Az Chambers Station, Ky. old scores
csnsed the death of leucraft and the
serious w0uuding of Charles Robinson.
A merchant OF &c. Joseph. No, has
been fined S50f5r selling putdd food 20
Che poor
Am explosion Of dynamite in % tunnel
on the Colorado Springs aud Cripple
Cr road caused fho ielth of thue
mon nud injury to many others
ua dimrulty nor Chattanooga Iu
which several prominent young men
vCH involved J A. sp hFIte.
Llas Nu.z surrendered 90 llo sheriff
Amob Cook William st1 GOO aged
mm, FROM his hJme at Lima, %. aud
brutality whipped him for ai.as cruel.
~ 20 A.s wife.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05

Miss Bergman desires to thank
her friends and patrons in music for
past favors indulging the hope that
she may be- placed under renewed
obligations 20 former patrons aud
new ones. Her music class begins
with the opening Of the city school.
g3l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
Plague Reported In London.

London, Sept. A report is current
here that two cases Of plague have been
discovered IN the vicinity ofthe London
docks, but a medical officer, when ques-
toned ON the subject, said he knew
nothing about the matter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
Notice

No bin against 90, W L.& =.
Co. will bc paid unless the order FOR
services rendered or items purcha-ad
O., authorized either verbally or hy
written order by the Superintendent,
aud uu receipt for monies due the
above company will Boz recognized
unless signed by the superintendent.
by order Of the Company.
2iO W. II. Hartman, Supt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05

Glasgow, sept A bulletin issued
by the med. al officers Of Glasgow show
an additional plague case The total
now is -; doubtful cases, 3; under OBJ
seryatiOn, 1903.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
Private school.

Iwill open school the first Monday
la september ~ my residence.
Thanking my patrons for past
patronage. respectfully solicit a
continuance Of the same. Very r..
specially,
"a Mrs. EDNA MINKERT.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05

New York. Sept. 4.-The Heralds
Chicago special says General Wheeler IL
70 take the stump for Mckinley Sept. Is.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05

Francis +. Falvaggo died Tues
day morning at his home in Bryan,
at 1880 n. m. The funeral was
from the Catholic church yester.
day, conducted by Father Kolin.
lnterment in Calvary cemetery.
The colored American., 1900-02-10
A Truly National Paper.
DOylestown, Pa

Dear Editor:-Tnere Is no bill / de
light in saying NOR than the one which
assures me OF The Colored American
for another year. The new form adds
much 10 its appearance. You desery
great praise in giving US the only truly
national colored newspaper.
William a. Credit D. D., Pastor
Cherry ST., Baptist church, Philadel
phiA
The colored American., 1900-02-10

that it Will pass, and in any case 1t
stands In the minds OF the most con-
servatlve judges as The most practical
and exhaustive measure yet devised to
to arrest the rapidly growing evil OF
lynching.
At recent dinner given to Indiana
authors, Mr.. Charles Major, author of
when KnighthOod was In Flower, ,"
responding to the toast ''Indiana," +"
after apoligizing, as an Indianian, for
allusion to facts, which, he remarked
were none the less facts, because COM
ing from an Indianian. but which were
rapidly becoming the cOncensus of opin'
ion thrOug hout this and other countries
After begging to have all consideration
of his efforts in the literary field Of the
State, barred from consideration, claim
ed, that Indiana, through her Lew Wal
lace, her Riley, Eggleston, Maurice
Thompson, Booth Harrington and
Others presented an array of literary
talent unequslled by a like extent of
territory in the world. Then going out
of her purely literary realm, to her
Hsrrisons, her Beve.idges, her Fair
banks and others, he singularized re
suits by which he sought to prove that
marked distinction along the higher
paths of acheivment see ned really in
dIgenOus to Indiana soil and q foIs worn
70 Of
And We are glad the applIcatio is
broad enough and fitting enough to in
clude our own E. E. Cooper, who car
ried with him from his adopted State,
Indiana, enough Of the peculiar tine
ure referred to by Mr.. Major, TO enable
him to surmount obstacles, to laugh at
and 10 push his claim
tor merit and rare business tact to the
or even the 'luke warm"
And then Thompson, r W., who when
at home has an Illustrious double in
name, the venerable. B. w. Thompson
known as the ''tall sycamore of the
w abash," who, though we'll up in the
has not lost his hold on the
affections OF the people 10 whom as a
public seravnt he gave the best years
Of his life, but of K. W. the younger,
With what acroDatic alacrity, he has
rotated TO positions of honor and trust
since resident Of the Nations capital,
diffusing in each, sagacity and genius.
His recent appointment to the Census
Bureau being only step along his &c
path.
An interesting discovery is the orlgi-
nal bill OF sale which conveyed Fred
srick Douglass from one master to an
other. The document is said to be In
the possession OF one J. Z. Shaffer, of
Evanston. Iu., and as written eleven
years after Mr.. Douglass escaped ffom
slavery, and the sale was In reality, q
q penalty exacted by Thomas Auld,
who had owned MIR. Douglass, from
his brother Hugh Aud, from whose
custody he had run away.
LILLIAN THOMAS Fox.
Indianapolis, Ind.
The colored American., 1900-02-10
NEGRo's POLITICAL LOYALTY.

His Fealty to Party Observation-Disclosures
Recognition of t--Hyphenated
Americans Dinner to Indiana Authors.
Editor Cooper and MIR, r. w. THomp-
son Recipients of BouquetS-Fred Doug
laSS' Bill of Sale.
The colored American., 1900-02-10
HE 8 ALL RIGHT.

kdltor OF The Celored Americana.
Louis Kennard sends regards 10 Chas.
j. Parsons, Sante Fe, New Mexico,
who knows the value Of The Colored
American. 1t is our leading race paper.
J. L. KENNARD,
DOylestown, Pa
The colored American., 1900-02-10


her new chair, our political handmade.
ea Is astir, delviDg into hooks and corn
ers, brushing out accumulated debris
and setting the house in order for a
season of much ado. Republicans,
Democrats and last but not least our
Popuiistic friends are convenIng and
preparing to make the "enemy" aware
OF their presence.in the field,
The colOred voter perhaps more as
surediy than at any previous time since
his enfranchisement, is holding him.
self slightly aloof, looking wise and
awaiting the overtures that he feels
certain will be made to him, by or both
OF the great contending parties to the
presidential strife. Not because, be it
understood, the colored voter is without
his preferences or is disloyal to these
cardinal principles which vouchsafe
good government. But because just
at the present juncture, the colOred
voter has woes OF his own, and such as
he Is aware must be redressed through
Federal cooperation and by him keep
ing on good terms with those who, if
victorious, may weld so much for or
against his interests.
He Ia further firmly conscious that
his traditional fealty to this government
in its most trying experiences, notably
in the late Spanish American war, has
established, beyond peradventure, his
right to significant consideration in
In the hearts and the patronage OF his
fellow Americans. And no longer asks
trial. the opportunity TO prove his 10y
atty or his capsbility, but unrOlls the
scroll Of history written by the white
man points to his dee0s Of valor and Of
patriotism and demands tnat he he
recognized by standard Of merit pro
ratio, with other Americans. Then with
the president campaign and the Paris
Exposition. in both of which We are
racially interested the Afro-A American
will let no grass grow under his feet.
And apropos the term Afro. Amerl-
can, that much ventilated, by some ar
rogated, by others q relegaIed term,
which has provoked such draughts on
rhetoric, logic and debate to decree If
possible its corelative application to
the dark races in America of African
origin or descent. Cannot its, (the
terms) opposeTs, since threatened as
We are, as result of our expansion
policy, with an inevitable immigration
90 the United States, OF people dlversi'
fed as to racial origin, but as to color
or ,semblance of type, rivalling the
much varying Afro American agree
that to the end of crystallizlng our
identity as q particular class of Ameri'
can citizens, cast as we will be in q
comparative horoscope with Cuban.
American, Fillipno-Ameriean, Porto
Rican- American, ETC., thst no appro.
pirate distinctive appellatiOn can be
invented by which to impress our ten
ure OF priority In all that has made for
this eountry's veal, and to secure that
consideration, commensurate, than by
standing as regards, racial distinction,
In q cohesive mss, to be known as
Afro Americans.
Much interest attaches here to the
fate Of the very important anti-Iyneh
ing bill, of which the brainy Boston
attorney Edward Everett Brown Is the
author, and which is to be manshalled
TO It's fate by that indOmitsble rae
The colored American., 1900-02-10

Ms CO., 800
Ev Ans eSS + DANIELS,
N 14th
HODGES, s. DUCKETT,
m SIDE WALTON 1927 Pa WEISS
ar and SITS M asa Pa sToTT
ERT1 ~ 14s Psnns i ave W. Pay co. 14th
ss IsC M FEEY FL 47S Penns THOMPSON
W .ss OK 9Th and s oGRAM Penn
and GROSS 18th and PARK KRAUss
and EASTERDAY, N w. and
e ss a. MACKALL BROS. S2S ST. n Neey e.
Rsnsbug Elliott 1908 14h HurebaCsb
s Cassin 7h and Purdy
The colored American., 1900-02-10
BY EDWARD A. JOHNSON,

$500 A MONIH!-The National
Colored Teachers Bureau has position
at that salary for capable teacher of
Agriculture and dalrying. Address ].
6. Clayton, d. D., Secretary, 4SS Q.
treet, n. W., at once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Friday. Aug II
Sch Geo W Collins, Fullerton
Sch Forester, Farrell Bar ilarbor
SAILED
Saturday, Aug Is
Sch Leonora. Bonsey, Rondout. slaves and
heads. W hitcomb, Haynes Co
Sch Abigail Haynes. Fullerton, Bangor
ARRIVED
Sch Catherine, Coggins, Plymouth
Sch Wesley Abbott, Peterson. Boston
Hancock County Ports.
WEST sULLIvAN-Ar Aug IA, sch May Queen.
Grant, Mt Desert Ferry
ArAug II, sch + L Hamor, Brown, Boston
AR Aug Is, SCH Lucy Belle, Martin New ork
with coal for Dunbar Bros
Sid Aug H. sen Grace J Ramsdell, Brown.
with curbstone from T NJ Blalsdell for Boston
SID Aug -, sch Alice Crablree, Peterson,
with curDstone from Hooper, Havey Il Co. for
Philadelphia
Sid Aug Is, sch Sarah Elizabeth, with wood
from j + Gordon, for Bar Harbor
Sid Aug 10, sch Westerloo. Partridge, with
curbstone from Dunbar Bros. for Boston
Sid Aug II. sch Mildred Pope, Irons, with
curbstone from Hooper. Harvey 4 Co, for gos-
ton
Sid Aug 49, sch T Hamor Boston, with curb.
stone from Hooper. Havey X Co
Sid Aug 10, sen Willie L Maxwell Robbins,
with paving from + Gordon, for Philadel-
phia
BosroN-Ar Aug 49, sch Myronus, Bellatty,
Sid Aug 10, schs L Morgan and s Potter,
east; Willie and Chas A Hart, Stonington; Geo
W Collins: Sullivan; Garland, stonington
AR Aug 10, sch wilmington, Baltimore
Ar Aug Is, sch Florence Leland, Sporord,
Baltimore
ArAug II, schs Geo Keen, Mt Desert; NJ
Mayo, Portland; H A whitney, Eddyvile
Sid Aug H., schs 7 Stearns. Sargentvie
and Bath Briggs, Stonington
Lewis, sullivan
NEW YoKK-Ar Aug 10. sch John Bracewell,
Benson. South Amboy for Portland
Sid Aug Is, sch NJ z Moseley, Boothbay
Sid Aug 10. schs Matte Allies. for Portland;
Olive Branch, Bluehill
NoRFoLK-Cld Aug is, schs Fred Cover, Sar.
gent, Boston; Pochasset. Stanley. Saco
Sid Aug l6 sch Henry Crosby, Strong, De-
merara
PHILADELPHIA-Cld A ug Is, schs J b Holden,
Gray, saco; Mary standish, Gilchrist, Camden
CID Aug i6. sch Mary q stuart, saco
RocKLASD-Ar Aug Is, sch j Maxwell. sgd
PoRr READIN6-Ar Aug Is, sch Loduskia,
johnson, New York
sALEM-Ar Aug 10, sch G W Collins, Boston
for Sullivan
AR Aug Is. sch Catherine. Ellsworth for
Sid Aug 20, sch G W Collins. Sullivan
VINEYARD HAvES-Passed Aug Is, sch For
tuna, Baltimore for Boston
Sid Aug l6. schs Arthur Lord somes Sound;
j Mccarthy, Weehawken for Vinalhaven
rAug 20, schs Loduskia, Port Reading for
Harbor; Harvest Home, Port Liberty for
Bluehill; NJ Moseley, Edgewater for Booth
bay
Passed Aug 20, sch Fred b Balano, Sullivan
for New York
sAco-Ar Aug IS, sch Mary Augusta, from
Philadelphia
GLoUCEsTER-Ar Aug 20, schs Gen Banks,
Edgartown for Bangor; Arthur Ford, Vineyard
Haven for Somes Sound
Foreign Ports.
RosARIo-Sld July II, bark Allanwide,
Pickett, Boston
TURKS IsLAND-Sld Aug 9. ship Sierra,
Roberts, Havana for Bucksport
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22
keep to Your Place and
Your Place 4vfU Keep You.
For Receiving stolen Goods.

Alden V. Carter was tried in the Ellis
worth municipal court Saturday on q
charge OF receiving stolen goods. On
February % the store of w. l.. Wentworth
Il Co. at Orland WAS entered by burglars.
James Neal and Morey Wiley were ar
rested at Carter's house. Wiley turned
States evidence. Neal pleaded nolo con-
tendere and is now serving two years. SEN
tence in State prison.
At the bearing before the grand jury
evidence was given which implicated
Carter. A search warrant was issued, and
some Of the goods alleged TO have been
stolen from the store were found on
Carter's premises. The same grand jury
which indicted the boys indicted Carter
for receiving stolen goods. Owing to a
technical error in the indictm it was
quashed.
Carter has just been discharged from
the county jail after serving four mont hs'
sentence for cruelty to animals. He was
Immediately arrested on a warrant charg-
ing him with receiving stolen goods.
Deputy Sheriff Gem, Of Bucksport, who
made the search, was the complainant.
John b. Redman appeared for Carter.
Deputy Sheriff Gem described the
search OF the premises and the finding OF
some OF the stolen goods. Among the
goods found were some tea, some buttons
aud some pieces of ribbon. Carter and
his wife test fled that they got the tea
from A. W. Clark in exch4nge for wood,
ard bought the buttons from n peddisr
fhe rib3en, found under some nay IN he
barn, they knew not hing about.
Judge Peters found probable cause, and
Carter WAS bound over for the o t"bcr
court in the SUN of 200 Hi, father and
wife were accepted az suretits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-22
CHURCH NOTES.

FREE BAPTIST.
Req. George Ii. Salley, pastor.
Friday, 7.30 p. M, prayer meeting.
Sunday, Aug. 26-Sermon by pastor at
p. m. Sunday school at 3.15 p. IN. Social
service at p. m.
Tuesday, 7.3O p. M, Y. p. s. c. E.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Req. J. p. Sinonton, pastor.
Friday evening at 7.30, prayer meeting.
Sunday, Aug. 26-Morning service at
1880. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school at 11.45. Junior league at p. m.
Epworth league at 7 p. m.
Tuesday evening at 7.30, class meeting.
BAPTIST.
Passionate Vacant.
Friday at 7.30 p. M, prayer meeting.
Sunday, Aug. 2f-Preaching service at
1890 a. m. and p. m. by Rev. d. c.
York, of Brooklin. Sunday school at II.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting at 6.
oUT-oF-TowN SERVICES.
Rev. j. p. Simonton, of the Methodist
church, will preach at Bayside Sunday
at 2.30 p. M, and at Trenton at 7.30 p. m.