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Sturdy House Plants.

500 Latania Palms al 500, regular Sl.2S.
500 Cocoa Palms al Sc, reGula~ 25c.
zoo Vaticgated Pandana Palms at 4sc., regular s 90.
100 Sage Palms at 4Sc., regular 5 90.
500 Swansonia Plants at Zoe, regulsr $50
800 other Palms az same ratio OF priceA
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Grooklva advertisements.
frrdrrirh Iorsrr & Go.
Rich LaceS Under Half.

IacCs are being worn more and more, and the taSte Tor The
nost beautiful kinds keeps broadening in pace with the new
things we are constantly introducing. Here are offers Tor 90.
morrow that will give you the most fashionable things at less
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4.tube bronze, high, Sl.68.
4.tube nickel, Junior, full ieweled,
S2.3S.
4.tube nickel, high, full jeweled,
S2.6S.
The latest thing in radiators, our
puritan 1--WE are sole agents., made of
stamped steel and highly nickel plated,
SO light weight can be carried bv a child,
S3.sS AID S4.9S each.
Gas logs, l2.inch, 3.stick fork shape,
S3.7S.
Independent connections, 22c. each.
Gas tdbing, all lengths, Sc. per foot.
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veniences OF the best kind for the good
Garbag' cans, heavy quality, with
cover, 45c.
Ash cans, heavy quality, large size,
Sl.iS.
Coal shovels, galvanized, 7c.
Coal s~hoyels, j~apannci, Sc.
Bird cages, made OF brass, 7Ss.
Rubber door mats, Sl.l5 each.
Galvanized iron wash tubs, the kind
from which there are no hoops to fall off,
choice OF three sizes, soc.
Coal hods, galvanized iron, l9c.
Nursery chairs, the Weston, highly
recommended by all physicians, S2.98.
Tables, made OF ash, oiled, round or
square drop leaf, S2.65.
Flower stands, vanished oak, SI.2O
each.
Coal shovels, D handle, 3Sc. and csc.
Brooms, made OF selected undyed Kan.
sas corn, 3-seWed, lJc. each, value 4Oc.
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homes s ii 5e "HoSt + CHAFiNG Dish is found to-day in the best Brooklyn
en snnns 800 nOSm IAN & ,t Co. OF. M'rden-h is highly nickel PLATED and ha, the new
Mss LenekeW VII cook tomorrow al II A. N. and 4 P NJ. in these dishes
$3.4S TO Sis .eS. ~ '"' '"
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ca lmIr Ntrcmml Arthur Helps Sl.Oo ...... &!
B!triC lin M.IistcL Green Room Edition.
lat llu,trftlnN Publishers price Sc o.. 81
Bartles lttle Minister kITeuulT rdiuOn, 2
vol, Beautifully niustrard Publishers
Pee =, nd hoy nd III, Pa and IN. C1mprn-
alum % Fun Com plCtc. Two volumes b und
Pc, Uncre IKE and IN. Red. Headed Boy. ~
and SUI beans g. IS P,ck'S two .atrit
hr.HS hound a. onev lune .... ....,..-.. 81
and Oth"rs. ..,..... ... .........'.. ........ Al
Sam lntha at Sarltoga By Josiah Aliens
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Veal for the Baby.

Our baby store improves on acquaintance-ever dav adds son beuerneut t
II arc makes the mothers buying easier an nor convenient These items will
give you a little Idea Of the sayinps:
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HOuSefurniShing Opportunities.

a ousy place, with more practical con veniences Of the best kind for he 90
nouseSeepT' at the lowest prices anywhere.
OaAgrlnei Watar nMs nhAe II - aHhnn--.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28

Tho Harris band OF This city has
been invited toattoud thc oncaup-
mcnt of the Third regiment r. ". g..
at Cor-icaua, Jaly to DO inclusive.
with the assurance that they will Doe
appointed permanent baud for the
third infantry. This honor comes
unsolicited and b. highly croditab'c
to the band. The members have
determined 20 accept The Eagle
extends congratulations.
The Bryan base ball team aud the
Calvert team will have a fine game
az Kernole'- park at i.D p. M. Fri
day, June -. Both are strong teams
Iaud good game il assured. The
home team will line mp A. follows
/ Hcarno. catcher; Dodson, pitcher;
Miller, first base; Bart Sims, second
base; Ed sims, THRU base; Preston.
short stop; Myers, left field; StuaT
center field; Shclburne, right
field. l76
The Eagle, daily or weekly. cost.
you uo more II you take % guess at
the census than II you do not
Simply pay a dollar for the daily In
advance, or 500 for the weekly IL
advance. DIV n
Ice cold watermelons kept all the
time at -. n. Knowles wood var,
and grist mill, down at the oil,
creamery. order one. They ar,
fine. n
Mrs. Anderson announces that >h'
will reopen her kindergarten >choo
here in September, and will be gla,
to have the patronage Of all. IL
2OO0 cords Of wood wanted Call u
the oil Mill and make contracts
Bryan Cotton Seed oil Mill. l76wl
Mrs. II. T.. White has returne0
from n pleasant three weeks visit &
Mrs. G.. r.. Mann AZ Galveston.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. Webb Howell vii
leave tonight for Chicago, Magyar
Falls and other points.
Rev. Jewell Howard returned .
Cameron yesterday where be /
, conducting meeting
Marriage license has been issue
10 Henry Rice and Mary Ann Cook
! New oats at 2sis cents per hush'
Z az II. NJ. Gordon d Co. ls2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28
For County Treasurer.

The Eagle takes pleasure in direct
ing attention TO the announcement Of
Mr.. Jno. VI. Lawrence for the office
Of county treasurer, appearing else
where IN this issue. Mr.. Lawrence
was born and raised In Brazos
county and his interests are closely
identified with those Of the people
of the county. He is q young man
~ ability, energy and perfect integ-
rity, and one who j. In every way
worthy Of the place he seeks. He
has served the city Of Bryan eili-
ciently as a member Of the board Of
aldermen during the past two years,
and was recently reelected. In this
position and i'm private life he has
shown a capacity for business that
ha, won the esteem and confidence
of an and leaves mo- doubt a. to hi.
fitness for the duties Of the office ol
treasurer. I'm presenting his nam,
10 the voters the Eagle feels conf.
dent that if elected be- will serve On,
people faithfully, crcditahly and 10
q manner satisfactory 90 all.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
NoHinats Candidate isr GoyerBss an
OntlIhs the rIaIfarm.

Snsingfeld. Ills. June 2s.-The Dem
90 state convention nominated sam
uschuler Of Aurora for governor
yesyriay and adjourned until today
when a ticket viii BE- completed and a
platform adopted
The following were selected n dele
gates az large 70 the Kansas City con-
tion. Mayor Carter H. Harrison. Alfred
5 rrude. James T. Cabell and Congress
man James Il Williams
The committee on resolutions has COM
ple,ed ~ work and the platform Is now
In the hands Of Mayor Carter H. Harri-
son, chairman Of the committee. IL re-
aihrms Ia is entirety the Chicago plat
form q 1856: strongly condemns trusts;
upholds the Monroe doctrine; denounces
the ''cowar,ily acts Of President McKin.
ley" IN dealing with the Philippines,
denounces the Porto Rican tariff bill.
expre..'.s sympathy for the Beers In their
struggle for Independence; endorses
the administration Of Mayor Harrison Of
Chicago and his attitude on the street.
car question aud instructs the delegates
10 the national convention % vote for
Bryan for president.
The platform makes no specific allu.
sion % 10 to I. This subject was debat.
ed Mt length in the subcommittee. who
by vote u . % = decided merely % r..
affirm the Chicago platform.
Springfield. Ills. Jane q The Dem.
ocmtic state convention reconyened
this morning Mayor Carter II. liar.
rison. chairman Of COMMITTEES on resolu.
tons, presented the platform which was
outlined In former dispatches
Representative L Percy Of Brown
county was nominated for Lieutenant
governor
The other nominations resulted o. fol-
lows
/ Secretary Of siate-James /. O'Don.
nell
Auditor-George b Parsons
Trasurer-M ! Dunlap
Attorney Geneml-James Todd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28

LOCAL NEWS.

Call for Lemp's bottled beer and
cool oil, 1893
DR.. West returned from Bromond
yesterday.
Temps beer j. the best hot wealth
4 beverage. 1893
sE,liior W. l.. Turner is here from
Rogers Prairie.
Lemp'. bottled beer is the thing
for hot weather. 1913
Mrs. Abrams returned from Naya-
sofa yesterday.
CoX's Celebrated Mineral Water
at Taylor 4 CoN's l76
Drink Mt. Vernon Pure Rye al the
Exposition saloon. 1857
Albert Hanneman has been quite
sick Tor some time.
DR.. Geo. u. Tabor returned from
Marlin yesterday
Mn. Ira Gooch came up FROM
Navasota yesterday.
Extra fine north Texas corn for
sale hy Harder q Co. l7l
Cali and see what bargains J. +
Parks offers In buggies. 1872
CLAUDE Stanley will take charge oI
IN q flrc horses ~ driver on the first
J. j. Allen Myers has has returned
from AZ extended trip north and
cast.
CoX's Carhonated Mineral water
sold by Taylor * Cox and II
Rohde. l76
Mr. and Mrs Charles ;. Gainol
and little son have returned from
Millican.
W. ;. Howell has returned iron
Marlin and reports that town crowd
cd with visitors.
;. W. Buchanan has rcfrlgcrutc
meats pf " 1,ipa. at city Mark,
liz leads Aom all. 2uo
DR. Paul Raysor has rcturnc
from New York whore he has beer
attending post graduate course q
lectures.
Eugene Edge who Q, now ON TIA
road Tor Philadelphia drug house
has been spending several days u
this city
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28

L.ie Rlce. JDse g1.-The Democratic
state convention Tuesday nominated
the following state ticket
Goyeruor-Jen Davis Of Hope county.
Secretary Of state-John W Cricket
Of Arkansas.
Attorney general-Ceorse W Murphy
Of Pulaski.
State reasurer-Thomas E Little Of
Sebastian
Commissioner Of lands-J W Colquitt
Of Pulaski.
State superintendent public instruc-
toni J Doyne Of Lonoke.
Commissioner Of mines, manufactures
and agriculture-Frank Hill Of Wash.
ingt0n
Associate justice Of the supreme
court-C. ID. Wood u Drew.
Mr. Dsyis was nominated for governor
BY acclamation on motion.
Delegate 9. j. Harter Of Ouachita
county offered a resolution instructing
for David y. Hill Of New York. A
demonstration followed and there were
loud cries Of Eyes" and NO" The
Hin contingent making more noise than
their opponents Under the rules the
resolution was referred without debate
TO the committee on resolutions.
Congressman T. @ McRae, chairman
Of the committee on platform and reso-
lutions, says the platform will favor re-
affirmation u the Chicago platform, op,
pose imperialism and contain a vigorous
antitrust plank.
Senators Jones and Berry, Jeff Davis
and Judge +. + Bryant probably will
b. the delegates NJ large
Little Rock. June "a The Democrat
ic convention elected Ex-Governor Jas
Clark the Arkansas representative OF
the national committee without opposi
ton
Senator J. X. Jones, Senator Berry
Ex-Governor James p Clark aud Hon
JEFF Davis were elected delegates a
large AT the Kansas City convention
The resolution instructing the dele
p CATION 20 vote for David b. Hill for vic
I president was withdrawn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28

County Attorney Campbell receiv-
ed this morning a letter from the
professor IT chemistry In the State
University ~ Galveston. In which he
Says he positively cannot afford to
make analysis 81 Mr.. Il. VI. Spells
stomach aud attend sessions 81 court
for the sum allowed by law. The
law allows 50 for the work. but
straighiway after the professor
anlyzes the subject be viii bo attach
ed as witness and dragged up here
To court numerous times-all Of
which entails expenses and worry
and Is one 81 beauties Of our dilatory
execution Of law. The chemist wants
the commissioners court 20 give him
f2o0.-Navasota Examiner.
There are iO0O chances TO get y
prize for guessing ~ the census, In
the Eagles guessing contest, and
fifteen Thousand dollars j. the
highest prize. other prizes are
$500, tsoO. siW0 son, s2g, sioO, etc.
DIV n
II You expect 20 take summer
trip. you viii need "a good yalise.
Parks q waldrop are showing the
largest line OF fue leather suit cases
vnlises and hand bags ever brought
20 Bryan. lsO
Give your business 10 4. u. Me.
Conico, fire, life and accident insur-
nee. Only the best companies rep
resented. Gin Insurance speciality
I ryan Texas. wi-i2tf
Rev. J. l.. Andrews, former pastol
~ the Christian church, Is here. III
Is now engaged ia evangelical worl
and will shortly begin meeting al
I Mcxia.
]. J.. Burns. Andrew Lewis ant
John Lewis arrived from Leon
county yesterday, and Mr. Burn
, gnye the Eagle pleasant call.
/ NThe greatest sensation ~ the day
in nlNgal water-Cox'.-in BOTTLES
c1rbonate( a. TAYLOR q Cox's ,a.
loon;al.o Iehy Rohdes. l76
/ Mo-. ,f.-..ilNAgg,t,..-.,,...... ,
arrival by the afternoon tirn' rN,
|terday, aud gave che Eagle % pleas
ant call.
FOR SALE-One extra fine mill
cow with young calf Address,
VI. :. BRoAcH,
Tabor, Texas
Enamel photos cord size ~ cent
per dozen at Willis q Coleman
Tuesday and Friday Of enfl
week. Loot
Wood delivered On loads from tel
cents mp, 20 any part of town. y
credit business done. u. II Knowles
n
Or l.. II. Helms and r. l.. Moor
left for Alabama yesterday after
p visit 10 y : Holland II Reliance.
Miss Matte Watkins has returnc
from Austin whore she has bee
attending the state university.
II. II Knowles has put In me-
grist mill az the old creamery. an
, grinds every day in the week. n
&. I. r. Jones Of Harvey was hei
yesterday and gave the Eagle n cal
Brook Hin Whisky-flnest q
! earth-ENposition saloon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28

Ballinger, Tex. juno 21.-The 5.year.
old daughter OF August Glober got a
pair Of scissors from her grandmother
and went in the yard to cut some
flowers, and while in the act she fell over
a small box, sticking the scissors into
her neck. from which she died in 20
minutes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-28
NalIonal rrohIbIlIon Con,enlIon.

Chicago. June 25..-The national con.
vention of the Prohibition party is In
session here. OF the 1884 delegates who
are entitled to seats in the convention,
more than three.fourths were In attend.
ance when Chairman Oliver w. Stewart
Of the national executive committee
called the convention % order. and IL Is
expected that by tomorrow, when the
nominations for president and vice pres.
ident viii be made, nearly 1900 delegates
will be prescott 70 take part in the choos-
ing Of national leaders. Nearly all Of
the eastern and central western states
have full delegations present the alb
sentees in many instances being from
the southern and Pacific coast states
Three ayowcd candidates for presi.
Dental nomination are IN the fold
John G.. woolley. Of Chicago, editor Of
The New Voice and a prominent plat
form advocate OF the cause Of prohibi
ton, Hale johnson Of Newton, Ills, and
Rev Silas @. swallow, Of Harrisburg
Pa.
II was 1890 a. IN. when Chairman
Stewart raped for order, just previou
TO the fall Of the gayel the delegate
from the Nyw England states marche,
into the hall in a body each delegate car
rying a canteen with the letters ~. 5.
inverted aud bearing the legend Anti
/ canteon".
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Female Diseases a specially.
All Chronic Diseases Treated
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Offers his professional Services to the
people Of Bryan and community.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
PUERTO RICO A COLONY
CONSTITUTION NOT APPLICABLE TO
NEW POSSESSIONS
REPUBLICANS OF WAYS AND MEANS COM
MITTEE DECIDE ON A TARIFF IN
STEAD OF THE PAYNE BILL.

Washington, Jan. 30.-The Republicans Of the
Ways and Means Committee OF the House to-
night laid down definite lines which the Re-
publican leaders Of the House have decided to
legislate for Puerto Rico far as tariff duties
are concerned The decision reached is exceed
ingly important, II commits the Republicans
of the Ways and Means Committee to the theory
that Puerto Rico and the Philippines are not
the territory OF the United States within the
meaning of that section OF the Constitution
which provides that customs and revenue laws
shall be uniform throughout the United States
In other words, 1t commits them to the view
that new possessions can be governed col
onies and that discriminating duties can be laid
against them.
The question arose In connection with the bill
introduced ten days ago by Representative
Payne. of New York. chairman OF the Ways and
Means Committee, to extend the customs and
revenue laws Of the United States TO Puerto
Rico and to make it collectic' district. This
bill was designed to remove all ,ariff barriers
between Puerto Rico and the United States-free
trade, in other words. Mr.. Payne stated at the
time of the introduction of the bill that he had
offered 1t Of his motion after listening TO the
hearings before the Committee Insular At
fairs. The Republican members Of the Ways
and Means Committee. to which the bill was
referred. discussed II at several secret meetings,
will be offered when the bill comes up for dis
cussion in the full committee tomorrow.
This substitute provides that the tariff OF
Puerto Rico on goods from foreign countries. ex-
cept the United States. shall be the that
goods entering the United States from such
countries, and that goods imported into the
United States from Puerto Rico. or from the
United States into Puerto Rico. shall pay 25 per
cent of the tariff foreign goods-that is. be-
tween Puerto Rico and the United States there
shall be horizontal reduction OF 75 per cent in
the tariff.
The substitute also provides that the revenue
from such tariff duties 81 all be used 10 defray
the expenses Of administration in the island.
The action of the Republicans to-day amounts
to a decision that the section OF the Constitu-
ton above referred to, which has been the sub
Jeetv az specisI Investigation b. n sub-comnit-
tee OF the Ways and Means Committee for sew
eral weeks. does not apply to insular possess
sions, and that the Constitution OF the United
States does not extend over them
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
THOUGHT TO BE THE ETHIOPIA.
STEAMER SIGHTED OFF FIRE ISLAND
NO TIDINGs OF THE STATE
OF NEBRASKA

The Allan-State liner State of Nebraska and
the Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia, which sailed
from Glasgow for this port on January II and
II respectively. are now several days overdue,
and the fearful gales which have been raging
on the Atlantic this month making many
people anxious about these boats. although con-
hdence is expressed at both offices that the be-
lated ships will turn up all right.
A steamer was sighted passing Fire Island at
p. m. last night. and 1t is thought she is the
Anchor liner Ethiopia, from Glasgow and Mo-
Vile
When Mr. Young OF the Anchor Line, was
seen Yesterday he suggested that as the two
steamers left the same port only twenty-four
hours aI3rt they might have fallen in with each
other. il which case might be towing the
other, which would cause delay, Granting that
one of the steamers is so disabled as to need
towing this theory is thought to be rather i'm
probable. Mr.. Young said that the Ethiopia
carried 3 first cabin "a second cabin and go
steerage passengers. He said that he had a list
OF the passengers, but had no reason for giving
it out few Of the passengers live in this city
or are known here. He also thought II might
give needless alarm.
The circumstance Of these two steamers being
overdue so long recalls to- old steamship men
the experience of the Ethiopia in 1874, when she
broke her shaft and had to be towed back to
England The coincidence lies in the fact that
while she was disabled she was spoken by
State liner. which brought tidings Of her to
this country and relieved the minds OF those
who had friends on the Ethiopia and had been
waiting long and anxiously for news OF her
Whether an Alan-State liner in the shape or
+be state of Nebraska will bring tidings OF the
Ethiopia and dispel anxiety again after a lapse
of twenty-siX years remains TO be seem
Austin Baldwin & Co.. agents In this city OF
the Allan State Line professed not 10 De at Tan an
uneasy about their ship yesterday, and said
that 1t was simply a of bad weather. The
State of Nebraska's passenger list Is between
her own decks, and there is no copy or IL on this
water.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
COCKRAvs REPLY TO BRYAN.

When William Jennings Bryan was in Rhode
Island on Monday his attention was called to the
published interview with w. Bourke Cochran OF
this city. and he reported to have made a
reply follows:
am as stanch supporter OF the 16 TO l doctrine
as ever ] will not consent to anything in the
shape OF a truce and Mr.. Cochran knows that bet
ter than do.
Mr.. Cochran was reported saying yesterday in
reference to Mr.. Bryan's statement;
1 have never appealed to Mr. Bryan for a truce
on silver" and have little sympathy with such
appeals l said In my interview. and repeat now,
that the issues OF a campaign not made by
leaders, or even by conventions but by the course
of events Events have eliminated the silver ques-
tion from this campaign Events may may not
revive IL issue four years hence; that possi-
biity is worth discussing. Events have made
Imperialism the one paramount question which can
be settled by the next election.
To saw therefore, that the silver question cannot
play decisive part in the next campaign Is simply
TO express a belief that the election viii upon
the issues OF 1890 and not upon the issues Of 1895
on those or 1904
on the question OF Imperialism. and this question
will be the decisive issue OF the election. how
ever much Mr.. Bryan or the lesser politicians who
have risen TO sight oy clinging to his skirts might
prefer 10 conduct the campaign other
Issue.
Nobody who knows Mr.. Bryan can question that
he would continue In all seasons and under all cir
cumstances 10 advocate the free coinage OF silver
but II Is important 10 learn n he will accept the
decision of the convention as TO whether the COM
ing election is the proper time for taking the tudg
ment OF the American people on the questions EN-
bodied In the Chicago platform OF 1895 on the
living issue which has arisen during the last two
years.
Beyond question, the best Cough remedy Is
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

and he was placed under arrest more because
he was caught near the Capitol Building when
the shots were fred than for any other apparent
reason. He denies in the most positive manner
that he had any connection with the shooting or
knew anything about it. He was running tow
ard the scene Of the shooting when he was ar
rested
The State troops were at once ordered out By
quell the excitement 1t developed tonight that
Governor Taylor had good reason for calling
out the troops.
CONTEST COMMITTEE SEATS GOEBEL-
The Legislative Contest Committee decided
this evening to hear no more evidence and no
arguments from the attorneys. but to vote
the contest az once. They did so, every Demo-
crat voting To seat Goebel, and the two Repub-
hcans to seat Taylor. The result will be re-
ported 70 the Legislature tomorrow and action
taken This Will bring on the crisis. and It VIII
either result in a civil Governor Taylor
must yield.
The leading physicians Of this city were in
attendance on Senator Goebel all the afternoon
and Drs. ]. c. Mackenzie N P. Dundridge and
E W. Walker were summoned from Cincinnati
and Dr. McMurtry from Louisville. As soon as
the physicians from Louisville and Cincinnati
had examined the patient this evening a con-
sultation was held. at the conclusion of which
DIR. Hume announced late tonight that the
chances had turned very much against the
wounded man, and the probability was that he
would die before morning
He has internal hemOrrnages" said DR.
Hume. "and we unable TO stop them. Unless
we do so. his death is question of very short