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treasury. The collections for the year
Of 1901 are the largest ever made In
the history OF the town. amounting tn
nearly $SOO.OOO, although the business
of the office has been conducted within
the 2 per cent limit prescribed by law.
Mr.. Solomon Is the soul of honor. his
firm character aud strict habits of In.
tegrlty never having been questioned
for one minute by any living person.
He has run the financial end Of the
North Town office entirely from non.
partisan standpoint for the best inter.
ests Of all the taxpayers. This fact
proves of itself that Mr.. Solomon con-
slders public office public trust" He
has been tried repeatedly ana never
found wanting. For this reason the
voters of the North Town should sup
port him, Independent of party lines,
and re-elect him next month by an over.
whelmlng majority, along with his run.
ming mates, John Baynes and the Hon.
Albert POtthOT.
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The Candidates Are Lining Up and the
People Can Take Their Own
Choice.
Interesting Gossip from All the Camps About
Prominent Citizens Talked Of
for Honors

The following candidates for Alder.
men are good men and should receive
the votes of the people irrespective of
party lines
second Ward--Charles Alling.
Third Wards. II. Hoffheimer.
Eleventh Ward.-IIou. l.. L. Cutler
ton.
seventeenth Ward-IIon. John +.
Smulski.
Twentieth Ward-Hon. George bud.
dleston.
Twenty.tirst Ward-Honore Palmer.
Twenty-third Ward--Hon. Charles
werno.
Twenty-slxth Ward-Spencer Ward.
Twenty-seventh Ward-Hon. George
=. Foster.
Twenty eighth ward-Francis ID.
Connery.
The following candidates in the West
Town are the best men to vote for:
For West Town COllector-V. T.. Ger.
veny.
For West Town Supervisor--John J.
Mclaughlin.
For West Town Clcrk-Edward H.
Warwick.
Hon. u. T.. Sullivans bill permitting
overhead bridges across alleys in Chi.
cago excited the House on its serious
side. The measure is designed to L.
galize the existence of bridges, like the
connecting parts of Marshall Field 4
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candidate for reelection, but his rec
ord Is unsatisfactory. A promise of
better things which he Is said to have
given does not change the fact and IL
not likely TO change his reputation for
weakness. should he be continued in
office the verdict tried and found
wanting" is so apt to be repeated that
the league has done well in taking the
chances with his young opponent,
Francis ID. COnnery, who Is called "ca-
pable ami energetic" and who is cred.
tied with a good business reputation"
Better such a promising experiment
than Il renewal of old doubts.
~SA
Aid. John f.. Smulski has been nom
mated for reelection by the Republicans
Of the Seventeenth Ward, having made
an excellent record in the Council. He
has done much To improve the physical
conditions in his ward, Among Aid
Smulski's constituents are many labor
ing men who are home.Owners and
small taxpayers. Their interest is
niclpal conditions and policies which
add to the general prosperity of the
city. His opponent is Richard j. Nc
'irath, nominated by the Democrats,
but who Is unfit for the office. Besides,
Aid. Smulski has been tried ana has
proved that he can be relied on to work
for his wards best interests.
~cSA
At n meeting of the Liquor Dealers
Protective Association AT the North
Side Turner Hall James Martin attack
ed Aid. Patterson of the Twentieth
Ward ANA said that the liquor Interests
Of that ward would work against the
Republican nominee.
~teA
Mr.. Francis -. COnncry. the Demo.
cratic candidate for Alderman in the
Twcnty-cighth Ward, should be elected,
AscsA
The Title Guarantee combine, com
posed of the trinity known rs the Chi
cago Title and Trust Company, the Sc,
curity Title ana Trust Company aud
the Title Guarantee aud Trust Com.
pauy, seek legislative act that win
enable them 10 consolidate and ar The
same time strike a death blow at the
TOTeus law. The Legislature has not
yet been subsidized for this infamous
PemberJOn bill, No. 30, ana 1t Is be-
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Voters of the Twcnty-seventh Ward
should see to it that Hon. George =.
Foster is elected to the City Council
over his opponent Keeney. Mr.. Foster
is an able lawyer. and when he was in
the Council before accomplished much
for his constituents. lie made an hon
est record. always having supported
the best measures in the interest of
the whole people. He should receive
the SURFACES of the people in this fight.
irrespective of party lines.
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Co.'S retail store, which the Supreme
Court has said are Illegal. Members
scented IA good thing" In 1t because
II affected big merchants, pOunced up
on 1t in the judiciary committee and
reported it out with the recommended
ton that II do not pass.
The only way ID. T.. sullivan could
get "A hearing for IL was to yield to
that action and then move that the
House non-concur in the report, which
left the bill still before the House.
Messrs. Crafts. Donoghue and others
fought IT, The Speaker put through
the nOn-concurrence resolution under
the gavel, and had the bill read first
time. II will get some more buffets
before it can be passed.
In these days when there are so many
charges of unfalthfulness on the part
of public men, rightfully or wrongfully,
il Is IA brilliant exception to find one of
whom not even his political opponents
speak disparagingly. Aid. George Dud-
dleston. Democratic candidate for Al.
dcrman from the new Twentieth Ward,
certainly occupies that enyiable posi-
ton. He H. a business man whose
presence in politics il for the better.
ment of the administration of munich
pal affairs. \ natlvc-born Englishman,
who has adopted the American nag as
the emblem Of his citizenship, he L. all,
sOlutely fearless In bis advocacy of the
right Manly In his official and private
life solid In the marts of trade and cS,
trcmcd by his political friends, George
Duddleston stands to-day as II Demo,
crat who should be- called still higher
IN political greatness within the near
future
80 member Of the city Council in
recent years has fought 50 pcrslstcntly
for the West side "a, George Duddlc,
st0n, member of the city Council from
the old Eleventh, now tine new Tween
toth Ward, Mr.. Duddlr,ton was elect
cd 10 the Council In 1891, ana from the
hDur hr entered the Council to tho
present time hc has been the mdaunt,
"a champion Of this neglected section
OF Chicago. Every dollars worth Of
property Mr. Duddlcstua owns r sim
atcd iu the West Town of Chicago. He
Inns seen adverse legislation passed by
the Board Of Aldermen before he bc,
came a member and determined that
Ae would make bold stand for his
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lieved that Senators Busse and Camp.
bell will see to 1t that the "Pcmbcrton
act" gets a proper burial. Chicago
real estate men are solidly opposed to
the measure because only S5O.OOO de
posit is to he required of each concern
that make up the Chicago combine.
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/1G9l

Speaking Of Hon. Charles Werno and
Francis d. Connery. the Timcs-Herald
says editorlally: Mr.. WernO of the
Twenty.third Ward belongs to the most
desirable type of Alderman. He has
ability and integrity and is devoted
to his public duties. as has been shown
by the work he has done during two
terms in the Council. Such men should
he continued in office as long as they
will serve. and 1t would he foolish In
tire extreme to Dust Mr. WernO for the
sake of rival who has distinctly in
ferior qualifications.
In the Twenty-eighth Ward u wholly
different proposition presents itself. A
member Of the Council, HallstrOm. Is u
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-30

Hon. Oscar Hebel. the bright young
lawyer whom the Republicans have
nominated as their candidate for City
Attorney. was born Of German parent
age In the city Of st. Louis In 1868. and
cnme to Chicago with his parents In
1874. He attended and was graduated
from the North Division High School.
and studied law in the Chicago College
of Law, graduating In 1901. He took
post graduate course ut the same
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own and other West .Sders' interests
should he ever have the opportunity.
He was given the opportunity. and his
record shows that he has faithfully full
filled the promise he made before being
elected. 1t Is u matter of deep concern
tn the property owners of the West
Side who they have to represent them
In the Council. The first consideration
Is whether he Is u West slider. and. If
so, has he any property interest. If
answcrable I'm the affirmative. the
party label he may wear should have
no influence. Aid. Duddleston should
be reelected because his zeal in behalf
of wcst.Siders certainly entities him to
reward for fidelity that has never
faltpred.
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Hon. John +. Smulski should receive
the vote of every honest man in the
Seventeenth Ward for Alderman.
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Hon. VIM. Loeftier will beat Assist
ant Republican BlOunt's candidate,
Connie" O'Shaughnessy. out of his
boots. Loefiier has the people with him
and Colonel Hersey thinks I.oefiier
will beat O'Shaughnessy in his own
primary district.
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school the next year and commenced
practice. He held the position Of as.
slstant city prosecutor under Mayor
Swift. and last January was appointed
Election Commissioner by Judge Car.
ter. which position he still holds.
He Ii President of the Twenty first
Ward Republican Club and IL a mem.
her Of the Marquette Club. He was
married two years ago to Miss May
G. Stefan and has two children.
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In the West Town vote for V. Il. Ger.
veny for Collector. John Mclaughlin
for Supervisor, and L. II. Warwick for
Clerk.
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Col. John W. Hersey thinks Hon.
George Du,kfleston will be elected in
the Twentieth Ward for Alderman.
Members Of the Union Veteran League
and old soldiers generally are said to
favor Alderman Duddleston's re.elec.
ton.
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Honore Palmer already has slipper.
Elm beaten In the Twenty-frst Ward
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Vote for Aid. Charles Werno for
Alderman of the Twenty-third Ward
He has served his people honestly and
well.
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Mr.. Francis ID, Conncry, the Demo
cratic candidate for Alderman in tho
Twcnty-cighth Ward, should be elected
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-29
COUNTY FIR MEETING.
The Movement Has Been Set on Foot
and Promises TO be a Success.

The mass meeting az the opera
house Monday night to consider
the county fair question was very
well attended and more successful
than many anticipated. Mr.. W.
+. Saunders was made president
and +. Marion Law, secretary,
A number took part in the dis
cussion of the matter. Among the
speakers were Col. l.. l.. Foster,
Prof. J. II. Cornell, J.. Il. Butler,
w. r. Johnston, w. 5. Howell and
j. W. Dyer. All were heartily in
favor of the movement, the speech
es of Col. Foster, Prof. Cornell and
Mr.. Butler being particularly
strong. They presented every
phase Of the subject, enumerating
the advantages that a fair would be
to the town and county, chief
among which was mentioned the
encouragement a fair would be to
the people in raising fine stock and
proftably growing other crops be-
sides cotton, 20 that the county
would never find itself in a dilem.
ma such as the present one when
the cotton crop, the mainstay ofthe
country, is threatened to the ex
tent Of total destruction by the
boil weeyil. With only one money
crop the people of this country are
the terror stricken slaves Of a lit
tie bug.
The advantages Of the introduc
ton of new machinery and the ex.
change Of ideas as the result Of the
people of the various surrounding
counties being brought together
were also made plain, aud the fair
sentiment was perceptibly strength
ened.
Col. Foster said the college
would contribute exhibits Of stock
and products, mechanical and 9TH
erwise, and that there was now in
contemplation a plan To make a
college exhibit at the Dallas aud
san Antonio fairs and that the
same exhibit would be available
for the Brazos county fair.
After the speaking it was pro
posed to take stock subscription.
at s25 per share, and over $500 was
taken by those present. The idea
Of absorbing the driving club seems
to be growing in favor, and as that
organization has 5000 worth Of
stock taken, this would raise the
amount to over sllO0 which is a
good starter, to say the least OF it..
The fair soliciting committee was
instructed 70 take the matter up
and push it to success, and We un-
derstand members OF the commit
tee who were on the street yester-
dav met with great deal OF en-
couragement from many of the
business men. IL is also confident
" believed that the college people
and many of the farmers of the
county will take stock aud help In
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-29

&c. Kernole has taken the Bryan
cOlored base ball team TO Palestine
for a series Of OF games. A tour OF
several towns will be made. The
members Of the team have brilliant
red uniform and are known as the
Red Ants
The Piano overtures and Violin
solos are In every way lesson Ia all
ambitious musicians-avery one who
loves good music should attend the
concert Thursday p. M. and night.
Given by The Southern Concert
Company. II
Rev. G. Mcpherson Of Fl. Worth,
who will preach the commencement
sermon ut the A.and NJ. College sun
day June. will preach at the Christ
ian church In this city at night.
Dallas Andrews, Lcod Fulson,
John Carmichael, John Russell, g..
". Stevens. Nit Jackson aud others
were here from Madison county this
week.
win Gibson returned yesterday
from Nayasota where he has been To
attend the funeral of Mr.. j. II. Null
drow who died there saturday.
Levy Brothers have purchased the
kaczcr stock of Groceries and will
add to the same and continued the
business at the same stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nit Dawson have
returned to New York after n pleas
ant visit to Mr. and Mrs. ID. d. Daw-
son OF this city.
Burt Norwood offers 100 bolts Of
black velvet ribbon, satin back, iO
yards 10 the bolt, at 10 cents per
bolt lJi
Mrs. Newman, Miss Emma Hol-
man and Miss Mamie Macy spent
several days the past week at Macy.
Miss Matte Harrington has re-
turned 10 Plano after pleasant visit
10 Mrs. VI. T.. Wallace.
Mrs. 4. W. Royderaud Miss Laura
ROydcr were visitors To Bryan from
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Carmichael Of Mad
Isonyille Is visiting Mrs. Il. NJ.
Farrer ~ this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-29

A special correspondent of the
Galveston News, writing from New
York, says after the first Of
next year, plans will be concluded
for the extension of the !. & G.. n.
20 Fort Worth. where the road will
connect with the Forth Worth aud
Denver, which road together with
the Colorado Southern, Denver and
and Rio Grande and Rio Grande
Western il is understood now be-
longs 10 the Goulds, and il is de-
sired to operate these lines princi-
pally for the purpose Of establish.
ing direct connection between Col
Orado and Northwestern points
with the Gulf at Galveston. In
other words, the very ideas that
G. i Huntington was working on
TO concentrate his rail lines at Gal.
weston are being carried out today
very quietly by the Goulds, so
that within a very short time il
will be found that instead of the
Southern Pacific and Atchison be-
ing the big lines handling the ex-
port traffic via Galveston, the
Goulds will be in it, perhaps as
big or bigger than either Of them. ~
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cIOuderoit the Incompatible.

Situated on the highest peak of the
Sacramento Mountains in New
Mexico just north Of III Paso, at an
elevation ~ 900 feet. Cloudcroft is
destined 10 become the Mecca, the
veritable breathing spot" Of the
south west. It's pure and invigora-
I ting mountain air, laden with the
healing aroma Of the pine, will again
tinge the faded cheek NJ the invalid
with the rose Of health, while To
those seeking surcease from the
monotony of a commercial occupa-
tion, II offers complete reiuvenA, ON
of ilaging energies aud the sudden
returns To once more 10 take Ills
place In the rank Of commerc al
activity, filled with new life ahd
vigor.
To the lover Of the beautiful in
nature, It's magnificent mountaiA
forests, traversed by delightful ana
grassy glades, present picture Of
beauty which il enhanced by the
grandeur of the surrounding noun
tain scenery. presenting 90 the eye
"A gem Of purest ray serene" u
panorama of beauty unequaled on
the American continent.
In preparations which have been
made for the accommodations NJ it,
guests, ClOudcroft has assumed
decided metropolitan airs. The
Lodge, a hotel, modern In It's appoint
ment has been erected, furnishing
accommodations for approximately
2nO persons. A commodious dancing
Pavilion is one of the favored iusti-
tutioHs In connection with this hos
telery, while for those seeking
recreation and exercises, golf links,
and tennis courts have been prOvi-
ded
Now suggestion rs to how ~
reach Cloudcroft. The Houston and
Texas Central X. r., and the sunset
Route rs the laading line ~ rail-
ways from Central aud South Texas
to the Mesican border, will best an
every RECRUITMENT fora pleasant aud
trip.
For rates, apply 10 local agent, or
write ;. +. -. Morse. =. T.. NJ; l.. j.
Parks, q. T.. a I. A.; NJ. l.. Robbins,
G.. T.. n 4. A.; Houston. Texas. dwtf
s
d 4 q "a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-29

In the death Of II Schumacher
Nayasota has lost one of her fore
most, best and most public spirited
citizens, a man who used his
wealth in a manner beneitting the
community.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-29

Miss Bessie Howell Warner
Houston's favoriee reader and con-
trnlto will take the place Of Mr..
Kincaid In the Southern Concert
Company. She Is u fine elocutionist
aud was the sponsor to the National
encampment ~ South Carolina last
year-As u singer she Is the pride of
Houston. "
The concert by the ladies u tha
Christian church at the opera house
Friday night, May 81, will be- one of
the best musical entertainments over
given here. lo2
White duck shoes for children at
Norwood b Tor 3jr. %
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the matter. Altogether the out
look Is very encouraging for a
county fair this year. A little
more hustling will make il a
cinch.
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The Southern Concert Company

Gives o high class entertainment
everything is clean and eleyating.
The vocal Music Is mostly sacred a.
It's members are all connected with
the best church choir a. home. The
saered duetts are very inspiring. u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-29

A most glorious sncrcd duet, will
be sung by the vocalists In the
concert Thursday. Don't fail 10 hear
L.. #
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WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1901.

Every indication points to
great meeting at the session Of the
Farmers Congress July 20 to %.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-29

When you buy beef from Franklin
Bros. you get 1t fresh from the cold
storage, 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-10
Tisis de las Maquinas de Moler.

Siee de cada diez hombres que trabajan en- maquinas de moienda, fund.-
clones de hero y fabrcas de vdro mueren de tts. Vs saben cuan presto
dan paa que nj entren los ladrones Els al mismo tempo Vi espectorante y
I'm t6nico Me euro de la tMs y q mi nno de crup y yo Sc 10 que esoy dcien-
mucha experienced con el Remedio Inges de Acker ycree que n puede pa
|eEa dada arnba, Cualquiera que 10 desee puede escrbirme prrsonalmente
Jamas pense en- la tis pero un dia tuve hemoraga y ent6nces m asuste de
veras 6 hne 10 mismo que hicieran Vds. Pati en- busca del medico. El estaba
|demasado ocupado 8 alguna oMa coa, porque n o M hizo nngnn bien. Seguf
caminando cuesta abajo y los prospectus ern malos Sin embargo las cosas
tomaron un aspecto diferente cuando supe del Remedio Inges de Acker para
la Tisis, pues 10 tome no solamente m Q euro de Ia tos de escupn, smo que
reformo TODD mi sistema. Comence q engordar y la fecha soy un hombre
que tengo tan buena salud como ell que Sc pueda halar vajando una semana
enfermo las doss necesarias de esta grandosa medicina. En- my breye ITEM
po la enfrmedad Sc halaba dominada, y mi nio salvado Aconsejo a todos
los padres que tengan TODD Ell tempo a mano una botela. Dae 81 mismo result
tao para mantener el crup fuera de la casa que una buena cerradura y Have
nada. I'm fr@o hace miagros Enmyadlo. Lo que ha hecho por muchos
otrosI 10 hara tambien por Vd y por los seres que anna.
Sc vendea 25 ct, Scots y 81 d hasco en- todas parties de los Eshdos Undos y Canada
y en- Inglatara IL I'd, &c. Sd, 4c Cd. 81 no eMs satsfecho despues dec ommar ptonad
frMco q vuesrob ohcaroy s sad evueto vueshod inMo.
Autorzams la antecedene garmHa. W. H. HOOKER Y CHA, Propetaios, Nueva
York; evema prF schery Ga.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-10
Notas de la Corte.

La peticion para un auto mandatorio
en- la demanda del Territorio por David
Catanach y otros en- contra John V.
Conway, Superintendent de escuelas
pdblicas de condado, fue negada por ell
Juez F. w. Parker y la causa sera re-
chazada recayendo los costos en- los &C.
torres. Esta demanda fue entablada pa
ra remoyer q los directories de escuela
nombrados por el superintendent en- el
distrito de escuels No. 3, reclamando
David Catanach y los demas que habian
sido legalmente electos en- la election
de JUNO.
El escribano de distrito, A. M. Der
gere ha recibido carta del Juez McFie,
que SO halla en- las costas de mar en- ell
Sur de California, manifestando me ell
iuez y su familia estan pasaudola muy
bien, y que Sc propone regresar q Santa
Fe para 81 dia 10 de Agosto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-10
nAaomhra al Redactor.

El redactor S. A. Brown, de Benefits
vile, s. c., quedo INT vez inmensamen-
to sorprendido. GA causa dc sufri-
miento ~prolongado de Dyspepsia" es-
cribe, uni esposa estaba muy %extenua-
da. No teniA fortaleza 8 vigor y sufria
mucha incomodidad de su estomago,
pero ensayo los Amargos Electricos
que la aliviaron al momento, y despues
de usar cuatro frascos, SO halla buena
del TODD y puede cualquier osa
Els un gran tonico, y sus suaves cuali-
dades laxativas son esplendidas para un
hfgado torpe." Para Indigestion, Per-
dida de Appetite, Intermediates del Els
tonnage Hfgado, es un remedio posi-
two y garantizado. No vale mas que
SOC on todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-10
Muerto por uua Centella.

La semana pasada mientras Oliver
Springer viajaba a caballo por ell Vale
Grande, caminando de Copper City q
Bland, cay6 n ~centella que le did
muerte ~instantanea q 81 y al animal que
montabs, quedando Ell cadaver del des-
graciado horriblemente mutilado. Un
minero descubrio los restos de Springer
y did aviso a las autoridades.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-10
La Fatalidad Persigue.

A aquellos que faltaren en- usar
tempo ell Remedio Foley para los Ri
homes. ST Sc tomare cuando comienza
la enfermedad de Bright y la diabetes,
sera cure cierta. Habreis notado las
muchas defunciones ocasionadas por es.
tas Intermediates, y no es propio igno-
rar los primeros sfntomas cuando una
medicina como ell Renedio Foley para
las Rinones puede obtenerse.-De ven-
ia on todas las boticas.