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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
1T IS EXPLAINED.
Mr. johnson Tell. How S"ft-nose hui
lot Can Pierce Armor Plate.

Mr. johnson Tell. uuw a San-nose hui
lot Can Pierce Armor Plate.
New York. MAY lO.-Jamcs w John.
son. member Of the firm ~ l,ahc G..
johnson & Co.. Of Spuytrn Duyul. in.
ventors Of the johnson solt-uoso shell.
explained how the softnusc steel cap
enables a pruirrtlleto pierce armor plate.
# think, ho said, "that the action NJ
the soft steel cap may be illustrated by
simple experiment. II you would try
20 drive single nail through piece Of
sheet IRON the nail would bcnd But II
You hrst drive nail through a piece Of
hard wood you will penetrate the sheet
iron. The soft.nose, in othrf words,
prevents the proiectilo from CHANGING
OF. Its whole force Is concentrated at
the point. In one Of the tests made AZ
Indian Head we fired projeciile at the
plate ut an anglo of 81 degrees No
sooner had the softuose touched the
plate than the pujectilc turned nj o
right angle 10 the plate aud penoirate,!
40
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Worm. E.tInr Tho wheat.

Wacl, Tex, MAY l0-Wheat and al.
f,lfa in several precincts Of McIennan
county are being dovoured by u dark
colored worm. about the size ~ n cater.
pillar, the alfalfa crop suffering 10 u
greater extent than the wheat Spoci.
mems Of the worm and the fly which the
worm changes into by a rapid metamor.
pls0sis have been secured from the farm
Of J. W. Linkenhoger. about three miles
west Of Waco The local experts are un.
able 10 classify tho insect.
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rn,lnr ~ the War psrartment.

Washington. May 10. Governor Tay'
lor Of Kentucky was at the war depart
ment Wednesday and had a long confer
cuco with Assistant Secretary Meikle'
John. His visit gave rise 70 all sorts Of
conlecturos, but Mr.. Meiklelohn says
there was absolutely no significance in
the visit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

Guthrie, o. T., May -Tmcklaying
mp the Oklahoma Western railway. the
joint line being constructed from this
city 10 Kinhsher, by the Santa Fe and
Rock Island companies, began at this
end and will be pushed as rapidly as
possible. Trains will be running by
Nav 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

London. MAY l0.-Gencral Robcrtsr re-
ports 90 the war Office as follows:
Gable Cart. headquarters, at the
front, May i0.-Wo are now across
Zand river. The enemy Is still holding
a strong position, hut we are gradually
pushing them back"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

Eagle Pass, Tex, May l0.-The Mex.
can prisoner who escaped lastwoek from
Uvalde was captured at Fuento mines
and will be again delivered TO the Texas
authorities
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
GnInr 10 KIondIhs to We'd.

Norwalk. Conn. May 10 Miss Vau'
doron, a faith cure lecturer, relative Of
DR.. Talmage, Is going 5000 miles 70
marry her lover in the Klondiks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

New York. May 10 Tho IIerald's
Washington special says tue prolcctilo
trust raised the prices IA bids for navy
shuLls
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crn,hsd rnd.r raIlIng Val.

Guthrie, o. T., May 10. - Henry
Browning, laborcr engaged on new
brick building in this city, was fatally
crushed under falling wall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

Pretoria. May l0-Tho request Of the
government, for permission 10 sell min
ing rights for prices which would b. mp
proved by the government, WAS rejected
by the rad hy vote Of II toe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

New York, May l0.-It is settled that
Charlie white will referee the Jefferies
Corbett fight at Coney Island Friday
night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

London. May l0-The colonial Office
] has no information confirming rumor
current in Aocra yesterday that kumas-
| sie had fallen.
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Another crI.I. At Madrid.

Madrid, May l0.-Newspapcrs here
are discussing the existence Of minis.
tarial crisis.
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THE AMERICAN
LAUNDRY

Guarantees 10 do strictly hrst-class
work promptly aud at reasonable
prices. We cheeriully correct all mis-
takes when called TO our after IN.
Drop n a postal or phone IN ana We
will get your bundle and appreciate
your patronage. Two doors south OF
Exchange hotel
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Getting Money
From Home

Il fine thing, "a everyone will agree
the next best ,hing Is keeping il at home
You may think your laundry bill II a
small item when YOU send IL away from
home, nut many small orders sent away
make a big hole in the profits Of = home
enterprise.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

All members Of Lamar camp No. SO,
Woodmen of the World, are requested
to meet at the lodge room on Sunday,
June 8, 1900, promptly at O'Clock pm
to attend the annual Woodmen memo
rial exercises at Riverside cemetery
You will please be on hand at the aP-
pointed time.
Z. NJ. STEWARD, Consul
G. T. FEAST, Clerk.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

Our soda water, like our drugs, y
ALWAYS the best. Mclean Bros.
Trimmed hats from fifty cents TO
$500 at Irwin's millinery store
Now we have IL. That delicious
ice cream soda at Boyd's UP-'"-siAte
Drug Store, Postoflioe building.
Western Cream Separator for sale.
Price only 50. Another burdca Of
farm life lifted. W. T. MUEIS,
Lamar, Colorado.
They say it's better than ever.
II must be great. We mean the ice
cream soday at Boyd's Up 10 daie
Drug Store, Possofiee.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

Egg ar" iHsi the sam" - cash at
Geo. c. MS1w"lFs ssoTp, ana you
cant beat his rrioea any plac" IN
Colorado.
See onr psw Champion Draw Cat
Mower aud Force Fc-si Binder
". +. MARTtS. AEs-,
Lamar. Colorado
Insure your crop against hail IN
the old reliable 81 Paul Insurance
Co, and gs, yoar tnonry witboHt De.
lAY whea loss occurs
THuuAS 4 TE1IrEk- Aga,
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
The Ranner Alfalfa Year.

This beiGE tho year ouF farmers
should soz Alfalfa Sss~i, have COO
c.ud.d to sen my large stock u Al
tAIfA Ss--l, Oats, Mil!ot, CAan. Flax
and Broom Corn Seed. Red Anh
Whise kAtfir Corn, to rssspoasiblc
parties on ao;os payable August 3
VI. STRAIN.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
Notice.

All members oi the Lamar Aesaa
GrnSers Association arc requested 10
meet a. the couTt house "a Lamar. Colo,
ou Saturday, June End, n 2o'esorE p n :,
20 determine quality and number -
rrates needed for this season. THIS saaE-
Ter is important aud must be attended
To without DELAY. C. h TH0sAS,
Secy. and Manager.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

A pure, cream of tartar baking powder
The perfect purity and great leavening
strength of DR.. Prices Baking Powder assure
the finest most delicious and wholesome food.
Its exclusive use is a safeguard against alum
and other baking powder adulterants.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is not
only the most efficient and perfect OF leavening
agents, but promotes the heathfuness OF the tood
ssrasanyeh ehcspt
psicE sAks q a1aaa
CHtoA@o~ ard and dgsPTs2
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

C. B. Thoman has the best line OF
fire insurance. He writes farm risks.
B. B. Brown came down from Pn
eblo to take in the Lamar Day cele
bration.
DIR. A. ". Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
A. E. Bent left last night for Sail
ma, Kansas, with his son Donald who
will visit with his grandparents dur
ing the summer.
The weather has been most pleas
ant for the past few days and 1t be
gins to feel like the regular Colorado
climate once more.
Deputy Sheriff John Simpson was
up from Granada this morning on
business connected with criminal
case in that vicinity.
Our Reputation for delicious ice
cream soda will not be jeopardized
this year. See for yourself Boyd's
Up-to. date Drug Store.
E. T. aud c. ". Lee were calling
on their Lamar customers the past
week. They eau always sell goods
here or most anywhere else, for that
matter.
DIR. !. S. Bryant, the La Junta
dentist, spent last week here and did
a hourishipg business His friends
were pleased to see him again. He
will come again next month.
D. W. Patten, representing the
Denver Republican, was calling up
on the subscribers of that paper on
Monday, aud also did not fail to look
mp possible additions to his subscrip-
tion list
Martin C. Stephens came down
from La Junts on Monday, and
| looked into some matters pertaining
to the Graham estate Of which he Is
is the executor. He only remained a
short time.
Late yesterday afternoon the clouds
gathered and gave us smother rain
which lasted until about nice O'Clock
at night. Around here the rain was
not heavy. but further west 1t is re
ported to have been quite a down.
pour.
The school teachers, Mrs. Williams,
and Misses Baxter, Follin and Evans,
returned to their homes this week,
after remaining over to attend the
Lamar celebration. Miss Evans and
Mrs. Williams have accepted posi-.
tions elsewhere for the coming year.
L. f. Adams, OF Las Vegas, New
Mexico, has been in Lamar the past
week looking over the field with re-
gard to outlook for new bank He
has we are informed about completed
arrangements for starting new in
stitution OF that kind, and q number
of our business men have agreed to
take stock in it
T. 7. BrownIng,of Kansas City, who
is largely Interested ID the property
lying under the Lamar canal, was
here yesterday inspecting the eondi.
tion OF the dam of the ditch. The
recent heavy stage of the river had
caused portion OF the dam to be
washed out, and Mr.. Browning's trip
here was for the purpose Of making
arrangements to have the break re.
paired.
The school board has re. appointed
Prof. E. r. Jones and his assistants
Misses Baxter, Follin and Novels
These teachers have given satisfac-
ton to the patrons the past year aud
their re. appointment by the board
will meet the approval of everyone.
There are still FIVE positions to be
filed and there will be six il the
board decides to reopen the ward
school in the western part of the
district.
The eclipse, which was extensively
advertised to appear on Monday
morning, appeared promptly on time
and began its performance. 1t took
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

For cheap town lsts 80 CA
ThouRE.
Fine Photograph i0A ~ u
dpEsa uP at Bu;soniegA
Our aa1A wateT EIysrtissz *
once you sample il, MeI.saa Ia
Lasiipss eAH hayr tbsgr sanasf IL
trimmed Ia their taste Ia Ibs hss
style al Irwts't, b. a iG.s5ssss
trimmer frosa the city.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
specially This Season
And will find larger assortment, preter styles and
fabric than before

LADIES SHIRT WAISTS in silk Gngham, Madras Dmy Lawn,
India Linen Pereale and Calico HANDSOME SKIRTS in
Pque Linen, Crash, worsted PETTICoATS
cerzed Satine Near SILK
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
For Sale.

One Mccormick 9 Il. binder st a
big bargain Good As new; cut 70
acres last year. G. d. COLE,
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
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The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

We have just received a large
line of the celebrated Douglas
Shoes, that are undoubtedly the
best shoes to be had for the
money. We have them in vici
and calf, black, tan and ehoco-
late. We guarantee them TO
give satisfaction.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
A Large Assortment of Wrappers at Prices TO Sui

MUSLIN UNDERWEARThis of the in
this department Gowns Skirts, Chems
Covers at prices cheaper than buy Call
and see them, and you o purchase.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

They are not cheap, but
lasting, and are sold and ap-
preciated in every country
where stock-raising and agri-
culture are industries.
Our line is complete,
both in styles and colors.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

The eclipse, which was extensively
advertised to appear on Monday
morning, appeared promptly on time
and began its performance. 1t took
about an hour and half to fully
complete the job, but while it lasted
the moon had the sun faded to con
siderable extent. Those who saw the
spectacle were wellspleased with the
performance, as there was just enough
fog to enable one to look without the
aid of smoked glass.
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theater tomorrow for the entire week. The
programme is divided into two partisan
olio OF vaudeville acts and an extrava-
ganza which was written expressly for
Billy Il. Van and Vevie Nobriga- The en-
tertainment begins with the specialties,
opening with Roger and Belle Dolan, two
old favorites who will be welcomed back
to the Burlesque stage after two years re-
tirement. Fred Wyckoff has way Of his
own and as a laugh producer is said to be
a glowing success. The Tyson sisters, who
for the past two years have been seen only
in farce comedy. are said to be the best
dialect comedy sister team on the stage.
They are not only clever girls but are
very pretty. Fisher and Clark are two of
last seasons company and they have an
entirely new sketch, 1.-The Rag Time Cake
Walkers" Van and Vevie Nobriga are as
sisted by Bobby North in an entirely new
sketch. entitled MY Busy Day." Miss
Nita Abbott is with the Bohemians. She
has an attractive personality and is
vocalist of ability. The Esmerelda sisters
will be seen in their singing specialities
and acrobatic dances, and Mitchell and
Cain will close the olio with fifteen minutes
OF fun.
The one-act extravaganza which follows
the olio and closes the performance is
called "Beautys Apple 1t is said TO be
replete with pretty costumes. handsome
young women and up to date music. Billy
Van appears as Patsy Bolivar and Vevie
Nobriga as Sal Spooner. There will be
daily matinees.
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SUBURBAN SOCIETY NEWS.
BrfghtwOOd.

Miss Bessie Negley has returned from a
visit to Richmond.
Mr.. Elmer Shaler has gone to Phoenix.
Ariz., where he will reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Mulholland have returned
from their trip to Shelbyville.
Miss Gertrude Mobley, of Stockton, CAL,
wider.
Pleasant Lodge No. 1885, Knights and
Ladies of Honor, held it's installation of
officers Thursday night.
w. F. Fiske, John Miranda and NJ.
OConnor, formerly of this place but now of
Chicago, have returned here to visit rela-
tives.
The Rev. w. f. Murray left for Pekin,
ILL.,, Monday to assist in a revival meeting
which is being held there. He will be alb
sent about ten days.
The members of Tish-I-Mingo Tribe, In
dependent Order Red Men, visited the
Nacomus Lodge Tuesday night and assisted
In the work.
w. E. Taylor. grand protector of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor, has returned
from Anderson, where he went to institute
a branch Of the order.
The lecture, "Feats OF Railway Engineer
ing" by Prof: w. r. HIATT, Of Purdue Uni
versity, which was to be delivered Wednes-
day night at the Y. M. c. A, has been
postponed indefinitely.
The members Of the Congregational
Church held their annual meeting last
week. Carl Schumacher was elected treas
perintendent Of Sunday school, Mrs. w. e.
Murray; assistant superintendent, Mrs.
Emma Meadows; treasurer, Alice White
head.
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Elita Proctor Otis. Hardee Kirkland. Jo-
seph Kilgour. Joseph Wheelock. Frank Bur-
beck. Frazer Coulter, Charles F. Cotthold,
Frances Stevens. Marion Elmore and
Adelaide Warren are the most prominent
members OF an exceptionally large and
talented company which will present ia
cob Litt's big English melodrama. sport
ing Life" at Englishs Opera House next
Friday and Saturday evenings. and also at
q special Saturday matinee. 1t has been
fntimated that the catchy title has been
largely responsible for the extraordinary
success OF this production, but those who
have seen IT are unanimous in saying that
an entertainment. Of such unusual merit
any title. The piece was produced orig
inaiiy In New York at the beginning of
last season and continued for five months
at the Academy OF Music. playing TO audi
ences that tested the capacity OF that
cornmodlous theater at each performance
1t was then taken TO Chicago, where 1t
remained three months. and was credited
with one OF the largest and most pros
Hpercus runs ever known in the Illinois
metropolis.
sSpo,tsrg Life deals with a phase OF
life existing only in the ranks OF the
British aristocracy and has largely TO do
with sports OF the field and track. There Is
also a weil-handied love story in the back
ground. and the combination is that
holds the attention and maintains the
interest at the highest point throughout
The scenic investment is handsome and
massive. constituting one OF the most
pleasing features OF the production. There
are five acts. with sixteen separate and
distinct changes OF scene, the properties
for which require four baggage cars for
their transportation. Close on 20 two hun
dred people are used in the cast Some
OF the most striking pictures shown are
the training stables at Newmarket. Wood
stock Hall. Earls Court Exhibition the
Hotel Cecil, Covent Garden. the interior of
the National Sporting Club. London, and
two views OF the world-famous Epson
Downs race course on Derby day-an oc-
casion when all England that can afford
10 do so turns out I'm holiday attire.
The announcement that Hardee Kirkland
the well-known and much-lked heavy
man" OF the Grand Stock Company last
season, would appear with Sporting Life
has provoked mere than ordinary interest
Mr.. Kirklan1 has a host OF friends i'm this
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Mrs. w. Heller is visiting her sister In
Hope, Ind.
Mrs. A. Foltz has returned from her visit
in Madison.
Mr.. John Foltz has returned to his home
in Madison.
Mrs. James Sedwick who has been very
ILL., is better.
Mrs. Grant Smithson has returned from
her visit to Ohio.
The Fedora Club will give dance at
Wulf's Hall reb. 5.
Charles Zook and wife are visiting rela-
tives in Martinsville.
Camp No. 35, p. o. s. of A, installed their
officers Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, Of Danville, are
visiting relatives here.
The revival services are being continued
at the First NJ. L. Church.
The revival meeting at the Trinity M. E.
Church closed Friday night.
The w. +. c. will in the future hold their
meetings Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. w. w. Stockton was In the southern
part of Illinois during the week.
Mr. Schofield, of Shelbyville Ill, was the
guest of relatives here last week.
Mrs. j. E. Smith, of Fountaintown, was
the guest of Mrs. Z. A. Ayers last week.
The Young Peoples Study Club will meet
with the Misses Hoss next Saturday even
ing.
c. o. Patten and w. c. Richie, of Mil
roy, were the guests of relatives here last
week.
DR.. Ball. of ST. Louis. who has been visit
ing his Frank, has returned to his
home.
Mr.. Will Groves, of Lebanon, was visit
ing friends here last week while on his way
TO Texas.
Nathan Thompson, of Danville, was the
guest of his brother, Lawrence Thompson,
and wife last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pilgrim
Congregational Church will meet this week
with Clinton Smith on Klondyke avenue.
Rev. j. w. Weber has announced in a re-
cent letter to friends here that he will be
home from Puerto Rico about the first of
February.
A stereoptican lecture and entertainment,
''a trip through the Holy Land" will be
given at the First Christian Church Thurs
day evening.
The Thursday Afternoon Club will be en-
tertained this week by Mrs. John Mullen
at her fathers home, 1888 North Pennsyl-
vania street.
The s. N Z. Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence Thompson Tuesday even
ing. The members will discuss Household
Economics"
Miss Maude Scanlon, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McGrew, was
called to Rushville Wednesday 10 attend
the funeral of her brother-in-law
The w. c. T. u. will meet this week with
Mrs. Breedlove on Reisner avenue. Mrs
Sims, State superintendent of colored work
for this society, will deliver a lecture rela-
tive 10 the necessities of forming a union
for colored people in the suburb.
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FRANCES BRAKES EXPERIENCE.
An Actress Who Went to Cuba az a
COrrespOndent.


Frances Drake, who assumes the title
role in Anthony Hopes comedy, 1.-The Ad-
venture of Lady Ursula" is a newspaper
woman of acknowledged ability. She re-
turned recently from trip to Cuba and the
West Indies, where she went as the special
representative of a news syndicate and tele-
graphic correspondent of a New York
paper. A newspaper assignment of this
kind calls for daring usually regarded as
foreign to the fair sex. Miss Drake, how
ever, measured up to all requirements. She
made her tour on horseback, entirely unat-
tended, but armed with a gun with whose
use she was thoroughly familiar. IAN
American girl never dropped down into the
West Indies just that way before. dare
say" Miss Drake said with hearty laugh
recently, land / was a bigger curiosity
than circus freak to the inhabitants of
ever appeared. l had some narrow
escapes. but as a rule I was not molested,
for / think the natives surmised that 1
could take care of myself"
Miss Drake spent two days In boat 60
ing around the island of Haiti. accompanied
only by four negroes, taking pictures with
her camera and gathering material for her
stories. She secured interviews with all
the prominent Cuban generals, and was en-
tertained at breakfast one day by Gen.
Lee and his staff. She had some difficulty
In securing talk with General Gomez, but
finally succeeded by the aid of her Yankee
shrewdness. She spun great tale about
the interest American people felt In him,
and asked him IL he wouldn't give her, an
American girl, on behalf of the school chill
dren Of the United States, an interview
with the man upon whom those children
were taught to look as the George Wash
ington of Cuba. She got the interview, also
a picture of Gomez and of the members of
the Cuban Cabinet, as well as everything
else she asked for. Before she left Gen.
Gomez presented her with the badge Of
Cuba Libre, which she wears on the front
Of her gown in Lady Ursula" The jewel
is gold bar bearing the inscription, Gen.
Gomez to f. Drake" In one corner Is the
Cuban flag in red, white and blue enamel;
in the center is diamond, and the bar is
crossed by tiny gold sword with another
diamond in its hilt.
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North indianapolis.

J. N. Guion has gone to West Baden to
be absent about ten days.
Mr.. John Armstrong is lying i'll at his
home on West Thirtieth street.
The Tuesday Evening Club will meet this
week with Rev. j. Z. Brown and wife.
Beginning this week Rev. j. E. Brown
and wife will observe Wednesday as their
day at home
The spelling bee'' which was held at
Mrs. A. M. Hitchcock's last Tuesday night
was success.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank OFT and Miss
Effie Powell took place at the brides home
on West Thirtieth street Wednesday night.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Home Presbyterian Church will give a
social in the parlors Of the church Tues
day night.
The dancing party which was to have
been given by Miss Jessie Beatty and Miss
Mae Egan has been postponed indefinitely
owing to the sickness in Miss Beatty's
family