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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-03-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.
Rlackfoot, Idaho, Mar. 8 1900

Rlackfoot, Idaho, Mar. 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setter has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof i'll support of her claim and
that said proof will be made before the Probate
Judge at Paris, Idaho. ON Apr. IA. l9OO,viz:
JANE DUNCAN.
For the SE14 Sec. 2, TIP. 1913. Il Ale.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
David E. Lindsay. Jacob Macarthur, Heber
T. Oakley, William e. Stephens. all of Bear
Lake County, Idaho. ..
LORENZO II. THOMAS,
Mar. 0-Apr Is Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-03-30

The EXAMINER from now until
January lst, 1000, 81. Only cash
in advance takes this offer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19

BrRTHs.


TIE fagiowtn= aseas we're h1se f. sseosd n ths
trt<f y kse eorufT z1ditcr YESTERDAY:
fssirex Mcfana q NK. 70 l. ~. NE = t11eTFa1
y. = "a p fioet - Gzsn4n Park. ~
fsmex Nf~zf - xxfr@s F1nls7w AnlirR1. ~ T.
ksnek s. y T. DzruTs Eerrnd sdd. -
Lxars spear aas hanfnnd y ffe5 p fcksy. 4oS
ard N htef& e Ycunxfe add -
Hrrer TuFseY - Hoe G AAans IN II. rtnek ~
L4.snrsz fsonsi3B' sgd plAi. EE
Ersrssr Nxssen * ux- to fn<1y Er3esEh. tracts
n ssa III Nrssnxtsosk Fyse-Ace Tract. HI
Eszess RrsBd r. uz- 70 szFrh " Jn1rets fps
~ All Isl ho.k II. piat a tssaHaseaA
rsser Bar.nAlrisl 70 Isat<i Bob. ict :. Ereeslor
Acre Tfaets. sSE. - 80.
f5Ssr.I s<e ~ fr . r. e. SA5
VI q Nsr5s .. M. ~ Normal sinss l0's ana
\ tlnfk l. sznsrs Esfrhsn as ~
d ys-nsr n FSay e. * 81 J. y. Fr1tfs rs =
Il sssa ~ ~ :. ard INK q sra q He% see
n sa,.retap x * - sahn A. smo1assi. fsas-
<fe~x loss s ara 4. hook q. Tsssy's s~asas add
T5iyshesA ~. I~~as snd tssesni % paFd
azrarnonn lot H. hufk !, EeinA- bcnasFsra saa'
ews. Lewis x rr ~ seinns Ls~is. undis'dee \
~ n. r&snnsl u. J. ser y, ~ q n.sse ~
x<isuu fxmss 70 EsxE Levis. rrtiytcce Z ~ ~
81 n. W yahas snd G u. hassr-as i've a1ss
Xrsxtz. Il
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rosT-TsTELLrCEsC WAIT AID.
AGENCIES


ne pet fatsflssrner has -ytahsissr5 branrA sTrn
r5rf uhrr. etssatAfd Advertisements vii - ftfff1
rrsH 10 r ~ ssfh fsT. IRE rates eharseo ~ re
krspft xssneirs are THE ~ q. ~. f1. fnts1-
eErrr~ tsssssess efirs Cas- sss rriy VII n4 tshrn
= kr.neh ssenrses Following - te rs q asenrtes;
Yorke BsrvfnRton's drug store.
second a. enue and PIKE.
3 fsronaway Phsrmn~y, r. ". Fisher,
DroAd s~ny mnd james.
R<ntan mn Pharmacy. Madison
stv~~f nad Fsfse~nth nveaue.
WaiIa WaiIa Pharmacy, Twenty
nrrf and Enst Jefferson.
nr~wp's Pharmacy, corner ycsier
aaa Broadway.
shirtieTs Drag store, Twenty
thIrd mveaB~ saufh and Jackson
4 Howell street Pharmacy. 1922 How
I'll. csrn~r Boren.
xsrfh seattle Pharmacy nsttery
$50 First avenue.
a. E- Gays Pharmacy, Denny way
nnA Fffth nw~nuc north.
v. =. CesfiEss's Pharmacy, Qu~en
1nn~ avenue nsd Nor street.
BALLARD.
Pvesson's Pharmacy, ballard AVE-
pse.
rHEMOyT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street mud Ewing syen"e.
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The following letters avail: advertiser.
u this rffice
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS,
e4fns la&iss and gentiersen. guarantee
walk. twe-step and all tbs --latest ball
room dauees, low rate for gentlemen
irinirx opNn cimsNes now: Monday and
Friday evening kaa Wilson Dancing
Academy Pike street. Rankr block
fRST grand prize mask ball. wednes-
DAY evening oef. n Rauks hall, Pike
street and FIFTH avenue Prize cake
walk ana dancing Music by Seattle
ManllaliN l.Lllh AlItriasil.s -.
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nEI.P wASrEp-naLE.

WANTED Donkey engineer and fireman.
81 ard SE. second fNiler. "a. gang
eGEeF top paF vita earrtaEe man. SIS;
sawm.n hands, s.. Pale driver fa~ensa,
3 Jas pie roanman. 81 IN city, camp
cook, $50 oyster opener. s. Jack anI
beard mill taliymen. Ssis dey snd ssS
month; tars section man and rs hetn-
ers, 50 and So monthly city tesmsters
and lahorers. g.. city edgvrMau. fAs
Hih boarding house ee2s ~ % ~
Clear. city teamstcf, 81 tity Humber han
dlers and lshorers s. - per ten nasrS
hen'n man. = country hotel short tssg
man ~ gnd found. coeairy sap black
csrpeniers by the month, bFtixe car
pfriFrs, S. fare paid, gff4sTf S hgfcE-
efs BARRIERS and second iallers aa $50
daH nisht pastry cook, So clear rssasa
carpenters. tQoig furnished. fovew -
c9tter So RISK cF s. Is d dag. cam bach.
"a ser laagier SIS. areff'ssii. isaffT
niNl hsnus an Cos As ull- ans psSssi
aa' n'H screw suVner && ceai nsrers
ri rs ass Sc Sa s'fAs efy '9 msa ' uia'
N4 and s. seampsts. 7oad Wgn
Hnd aHtufn ED day lese rsAd
boit ch9ppeFs in npe cedar. ,coia ana
eaapsra far uass natrele rhae.p 2
noM t@ Na ~ tawsan eiTsfs siess hrit
Chgrpgfs 81 81 clv4. hacM Gf 'r9erf. ar
taF hfiuSfafa lzinaFers, ea@rt ONLY y
VEGA quarry isuareFe RS t1f t}r-
makers ship carpsnterss D. CFama'a 3.M
Nss,ilsA,"h 1.legl
WANTED tsr ynitsf states marine
,Es 'ssa s.s'es * s.ssssa
ages q 3 ash 8 must - siiizs.as ~
tavr legally tsc.area inierttan ts -
se1f si.}snet fe- INft1cr Aasofmatino
sgr.y az n.sFHs f~erniNrE eAsea, reasa
1lh ~ tg's- Wy. seatts
BpIrWT eaefsetfs uea % r,rsren, rs
fhraa &t thr ffAte gtnd cautnfssians
arcsaert anf hraith insurance like Co.
iswaian Accident Ass.seiation colllas
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We have sgrae fae is,s flf salt ~ -
rsHgreS Theg afs sass SIS lasr~ ~
hauac- hgslsgafs-- EAasg 80 r4T Ent&. 81
a1Hlf2i na5waaaghassG and Mfrh eem-
asAselng view ~ Like N&s63gaSs "a, k-ss
sac shew You tht& pfgsmrtE
We aia8 have q sRtenad fsrtg acre fseet
IN Wee zealtse This - 3 c9e gpp9E-
tAnlty sar 5nt#sfmNnf
f'owA smG aex VA
i4si yesf fT9psgfv N4iA 49,
STEIN a. BARNES 4-@ AAx X~xs A-.-~.-
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sPECaAs. NOTICES.

sPECfAh NOTICES.
THE Congregation Bfkur-Cholufr VIII
bold divine services for the coming A0ls-
days at the @. A. r. hall. Collins mock.
Second and James. Rev. l. Crooks Of
tciating. Services will commence sun
day evening. September y, a; s.& y. n.
and on Monday and Tuesday. t1@ nth
and 18th. az q N. Services wtil also
be held at Our synagogue. Fourteenth
and Washington. Tickets can be OBJ
fained at the following piacess Rev L.
Brooks. III Washington street. IL NeSs-
ler 10 Second avenue south.
CoMPOSITION-we are now prepared 10
do composition for the trade sany meas
urel. ir n0npareil nafnier. BREWER and
long primer Satisfaction gusrantee1
Call or address. fost-lntelligencer. Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers business houses and pub
iic men by the Press CLIPPING Bureau
tAifen'sl. room A.. Mckay building. Port
isnd. Or
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wAxTEo-nooas WITH BOARD.

FURNISHED room with bath and cleo
trio light. board II desired; private fam
lily sis Twenty-frst avenue. Maarona
park ear
GENTLEMAN wants room and board
near business center. A q. care Post
futeiiiEeacer
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MASTED-B0ARD.
LADY desires board In comfortable home
at reasonable prices no objection 10 dts
ta.ee cut. II accessible. q. Post-Tn-
feitEencer
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FOR sALE-By r. W. West. & sse y
s. Hf,-s-reonn modern honses one hzn<s
from car lire, good level DOT.
S.tss--s room cottage; half block fr~z
water and gaS.
l.sssl-S-roorn cottage: one baock fsvm
Madison: lot 3sxfEs
good fruit ana garden srcnas
ssSe- Fine residence lot esxi~ on Reisrs<
avenue north Of Denny way.
ss,esle. routing hrcadw@y asf-ssA
81 Gss--lsot on fafisfon Aynxtke hetwssa
Madison and Pike streets. BesEsA
ss.z'e-4cerner sssxin. in growing ssstss<<s
district: well Improved; good ironus~
s.. Si9-soxleo: fronts car iine. epurenseaf
valsing distance: Bew s-rusm hggse de-.
signed for two families separate
xass~Isats on Twentfwth avsnn2 two
blocks north q Madison: sxiS 10 al
flsa-I1ots fronting Renton car line. ssx
1s 20 an alley; easy terms.
r. W. WEST. = tinson blesk.
FOR SALE ny GE,NsGE ". DgrLIxu
| s.. &ss--A double corner LOOKING. 1n B&s<
Harrison street. very soR - htnesa
hiil, excellent yleS % <ssuE&.
81. ssst-Lsoi eoxI-S CA T'nirteenfa axesue
north ~ Denny 1ay. = Hus rnssssrfs
street. oominanasns good view e sssIna
sses-I.oI slxie 3 corner. "a saesh Anns
him Improved street
sNs--Isot eixlA on Broadway ass Assss
Jahn street
ssia Is ssse- Lots aaxir. nsar Decay sas
~ eaxIg On Twentieth avsuszs Sasts
OK Madison, sewer and Ersde1 street.
SIRE e tsss>-I<9ts ~txlgN. % tbs eseS So
city PARK sna reservoir; thR 3aSs are ~
cleared and graded. the street 70 Kz4atA
ana ha1 eobeFNie si1ssalks 10y
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PUBLIC saep staHhef q Ass .ssAF 80
illack $50
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MSTNsNs Atssn{irnf Wara- seat
tu4w ans mnshrsiaR Seattle Tent ana
.m..l-z - N.-lln ana Mestsrns
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wANrEn-REAL EsrarE.

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WANTED--Cr Queen Anne hl33 cre -
two good lots. must De- north az Ne-esr
ard have good view az the S9Hn4 A.
dress l. g.. care % Post. Int el sxx-scx-
stating price and terms
WE wish to secure desirable resssae>s~
locations either in Law second o. n
either % the ComStcck additions Ysk-
rem Marvin Co. gSN-zSl Psenasr hgs4lnR
Phone Main Ia
FARMS and Seattle property houxAr an1
sold Great Northern Land CaEssx@y
sIi First avenue.
CITY and farm property bought s-e srs1
w. n Field. 81 Haller building
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ron ExcaANer-aEaL EsraTg

FOR EXCHANGE - Income pre-e.sv
clearing i Der cent on selling v-aee
wculd take vacant lots suaAil tsvf ~
or ltnrrovrd raneh. GATprerre e4r -
paid out % iucNyu~ eseh rnnnfA. essrss
FOR EXCHANGE Cottage. fT~ POEMS
hard ruished lot aaxi@s. near schsazs ans
church for house 81 couf elgssf 49,
Will pap cash diEeren .e FesAzeEg
HirckieT block
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
INTERoceANlc CANAL.
Passage Of a Bn More Favorable Than
at any Previous Term.

Washington, May 2. For the first
time during the 50 years Of agitation of
the project for the construction Of an In.
teroccluic canal, the house Of represen-
tatives yesterday entered upon the con-
sideration Of measure % actually au-
thorize the building of a canal Many
times propositions bearing upon the
subiec, have been before the house, but
this was the first time positive action
eau b. predicted 4 session for debate
was held last night and today the bill
will be- voted upon before adjournment.
The debate yesterday was memorable
because Of the unexpectedly powerful
opposition II developed. Mr.. Burton u
Ohio. chairman Of the river and harbors
committee. Mr.. Hit 81 Illinois, chair
man % the foreign affairs committee,
and Mr.. Cannon Of Illinois. chairman of
the appropriations committee, threw the
weight nf their influence against il be-
cause they considered that the time for
authorizingits construction was not ripe.
Mr. Burton and Mr.. Hit contended that
the bin would violate the Clayton. Bull
wcr treaty which guarantees the neu-
tralty of the canal and Mr.. Cannon
quoted admiral Walker. chairman Of
the lsthmian Canal commission, as say
ing that the commission was not yet
prepared 10 say which Is the best route.
Mr Cannon contended that the author
ization Of the construction Of the canal
over the Nicmpan route nj this time
would delay its building for years and
cost the government $50. 900. 900.
The debate also developed other lines
Of opposition. Some Of the Democrat.
insist that the amendments striking out
the words defend" and "fortihcations
frmn the bill are deigned to make It har
monize with the Hay Pauncefote treaty
and that IL Is therefore Objectionable
and Mr. Shackleford of Missouri, de
cided 10 that II that treaty is ratified tn,
bill will ~ into effect.
The anomalous situation therefore i
presented II practically every membe
on the floor protesting his friendship 10
the canal and yet Of powerful opposition
arayed against It ON various grounds.
The bill was ably and vigorously cham
pioned by Chairman Hepburn Of the in
terstGte commerce. commission, Mr.. lev
ering of Massachusetts, Mr. Ransdell O
, louisiana and Mr.. Corliss Of Michigan
, Nh Fletcher Of Minnesota was the onl
memborof the commerce committee VIII
, opposed the passage Of any bill at thi
session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
CROP BULLETIN.
Rains DO Great Damage All over the
Southern states.

Southern states.
Washington, May 2,-The summary
Of the crop conditions issued by the
weather bureau Is as follows:
The most unfavouble features Of the
week ending April 30 were the most ex.
ccsive ainfalls in the southern and the
unscasonably low temperature over the
Pacific and southern portions. 4 large
part of Texas. including the region Of
the great fooi Of June-July, lSga, has
received from two TO more than seven
inches ~ rain, washing out and inun.
dating crops - greut extent over the
central aud southern portions Of tho
state.
Eastward of the Mississippi river corn
planting aud preparations have pro.
gressed rapidly. In Texas and portions
Of Mississippi, Arkansas and Alabama
much planting will b. necessary as "a
result of ovcrflows Further improve
mcLts is generally reported in the con.
diuon Of winter wheat. All reports in.
dicate that spring wheat s coming up
finely and making excellent growth.
Except where the damage by excessive
rains in Texas, the general outlook for
oats is excellent. The crop is heading
In the southern states, while some Of the
early sown has been harvested in
Florida.
In the central aud eastern portions Of
the cotton belt, cotton planting has pro
gressed under more favorable conditions
than that in the previous week and good
stands are quite generally reported.
Planting is well advanced over the
northern portions Of the cotton belt and
the early plants aro being covered over
the southern portion. Great damage
has been caused by the heavy rains in
central and southern Texas, where most
replanting viii be necessary. In many
portions of Texas the bulk Of the crop Is
yet TO be planted, and seed is reported
scarce. Much replainting remains to b
done in Arkrnas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Colorado Tex MAY Another very
heavy rain fr,l hrrc Sunday night, nc.
comTmniul w. slme wind nnd hail
During the storm last might lightning
stmcs ti' house ~ Henry KING. nt the
wat,rWak,. dcmnliylrns pur opd NJ the
house and throwing Ma, kug IN the
hoor from a Nottingham IA which sac
was sitting
At lntan, 20 miles west of here, the
rain wa. very heavy. almu,' water.
spout. The whole valley wa, flooded "a
depth Of two tp three feet.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

St. Paul, May 2.-The municipal cleo.
ton here was a regular Democratic land.
slide as compared with two years agC
when the Republicans carried every.
thing. The Republicans ooncede the
election Of Robert A. Smith. Democrat,
for mayor by at least 1900 majority.
The Democrats also elected oomptroller
and treasurer. Ths Democrats have
seven Of the eleven aldermen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
THE FLOOD IN TEXAS.
High Waters Continue Nearly all
Over the State.
PLACES IN DANGER.
Al Gonzales the River l. Rising and
Fear Entertained Red River
Bank Full aud Rising Rains
Along the Colorado.

Gonzales, Tex May 1.-The river Il
out Of H. banks here again, and the river
bottom farms are Tor the second time
under water. The water Is ont 20 the
electric lighthouse, near town, but Is
slowly rising and is not ns disastrous as
the first food. but tad enough. Tho
Amnsas Pass trains cau only 90 north
n Tar as Slaydcn. The track is under
water at that place
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Holland. Tex. May 2-Thc bridge
acros- Dorrs Creek. Just south Of here,
which was nearly repaired NJ trains
could cross, was washed away by another
wnterspout. the bridge gang losing most
% their tools
All crops are badly damaged and those
not washed or covered up are IN weeds.
4 great many NJ the wheat and oats are
ilai on the ground, with NO possible
chanco uf hring harvested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Granger Tex, May 2-Thc heaviest
rain ot the season began falling Satur-
day morning, coming from all directions
and continuing all day long, doing con.
siderable damage 20 crops, bridges and
roads The creeks aud all water courses
are higher than for years, housos washed
away and stock reported lost in the low
lands. Seven miles west of here light.
ming struck the house Of Frank Lee,
killing a child o years old and injuring
nnnIhrr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

found dead lying near each other In a
canyon five miles north Of here. II is
supposed that the panther killed the
COW and the cries of the dying animal
attracted the attention Of the otker
cattle, they in turn killed the panther.
The ground around the bodies showed
evidences Of fierce struggle. Five or
six large panthers have been killed near
this place In the last two years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Throokmorton, Tex. Mry 2 An the
STRAINS here are ON n terrible rampage,
Main Elm creek being several feet high
er than the oldest settlers ever saw it.
Valley farms were inundated, badly
washed and the growing crops destroy
ed. Except tho flooded district, every.
thing IN this county Is IN splendid con'
ditl0n.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
san Marco. River Rampant.

Luling, Tex, May 2-The heaviest
rain that has fallen here In years fell
here Sunday night, accompanied by hail
of very large size aud strong wind.
The San Marcos river is 90 feet above
low water mark, and is doing great dam.
age, while Plum creek is higher than
ever before and many cattle are in dan,
ger. Crops and fruit trees are very
much damaged from the hail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

and northward 10 Carbondale, Mich.
They are spreading.
Much anxiety Is felt for small towns
IN Menominee county along the North
western, Wisconsin and Michigan and
Northern roads.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Houston, Tex, May 2,-Thc Houston
and Texas Central Is having trouble
with high water now on the Austin
branch OF the road. Water i 20 inches
over the track. The main line. how.
ever, is all right nnd trains ON all the
other roads are running as usual.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
THE AMERICAN
LAUNDRY

Guarantees TO do strictly first-class
work promptly aud at reasonable
prices. We cheeriully correct all mis-
takes when called TO our alter IN.
Drop us postal or phone lil anu We
will get your bundle and appreciate
your patronage. Two doors south OF
Exchange hotel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
Red River Hank Pail.

Gainesville. Tex May 2.-Parties in
the city who live near Red river report
stream ARE hank full and sull rising
some uneasiness is felt regarding the
stream. ~ In the continued rise an over.
flow u threatened
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Menominee. Mich. May e.-The town
of Arnold has been wiped out by the for
est fires. This makes the fourth town
TO be destroyed.
The wires are all down and traffic gcn.
orally suspended. The forest fires
cover an area Of thirty miles,
extending westward ss Tar AS Swanson
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Mineral Wells. Tex MAY A hard
rain fcll between hcrr and palo Pinto
Monday morning. and III" Brnzns river
Is hank full. AMI 1t is reported that II i
still rising Much damage hr, b On
done by tpl much min here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Eagle Lake. Tex NAV A wind aud
raiusinrm struck hero SUNDAY night.
The Storm lR.fcl lr,- thnn 90 minutes.
but the results viii remain tor many a
day The EPISCOPAL and Baptist churches
werr demolished m" rai wa, blown
ofi the oprm house. Many hraaes wcrc
inlur,d hy the wind
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Salt Lake City, Utah, May 2.--Ths
jury In the case Of Brigham II. Roberts
ON trial for unlawful cohabitation diSa,
greed and was discharged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Lisbon. May 2.-The chamber Of dep
mites refused almost unanimously 10 per.
init Deputy Costa 20 intepellate the
government in regard 10 the Beira mat.
ter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03

Bryan, Tex. May 2-The Brazos
river is falling II Is within hanks in
some places and is running of the fields
and out Of the sloughs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
Cows hattie with = Panther.

Van Horn, Tex, May A large
panther aud a grown COW were recently
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-03
'Gettinn Money
From Home

l. hne thing, as everyone will agree
the next best thing Is keeping II at home
You may think yonr laundry bill is a
small item when Won send il away from
home, but many small orders sent away
make big hole in the profits Of a home
enterprise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
St, Alpl,onsas Outing,

The annual outing and picnic Of the
st. Alphonsus Society will be given at
Mozart park to-day. and. with fair
weather. one of the largest outings OF
the year is looked for. The festivities
will take up nearly the entire day, and
they will begin with. the street parade
ut o'clock this morning. The parade
will consist Of the members of the St.
Alphonsus Society, headed by the
Grand Opera House band, and after
trnvcrsing the principal streets, It will
wind up at the park incline. Dinner
and supper Will be served by ladies of
the congregation. and they have spared
no puins to put forth an appealing and
satisfying spread. AT the park the
days exercises. which will continue un-
til midnight. will consist Of the usual
contests, bowling. dancing and other
picnic features, and the affair will be
enjoyed by the proverbIal large crowd
at affairs given under these auspices. Il