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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

Nlxon creek, 100 IN cultivation. balance In pas
urc. viii trade for ciu property OF seh 90
one al the prestiest PAGES IN Brazos county
1 vile north Of Bryan, IS acres good broom
house. we'll efstern. barns, sheds, stables, etc.
on very high hill for go
~ scres on fine black prairie land, near
ESge. fso acres IN cultivation. The only fine
pralrie for sale In this county; viii sell cheap
'' a. Enrten-0ne good. s.room house. worth
s.rs, storehousc worth 40. cribs, well. hen
hou.s acres Of land Tho place Il worth ~
east sfplo will sell for GO
All Weiiboui- good storehOuses and splen.
Aid dwelllng; will sell cheap enough.
Al talvcri-t good new houses with other
rood improvements; win sell cheap. or en-.
change for Bryan property
Thrce hundred acres very hne gravel close 10
both II. 4 T. &. and G. W. 81 vR.R.
Mares. 30 in cultivation, 20 in good wire
hog proof pasture. cribs, sheds, good tank, two
acres IN Bermuda, In good neighborhood. price
500 worth at least 40.
20 acres near Kurien well improved with
everlasting water. price cheap.
Have scveralp lAees for sale from siK TO ten
niles east Of Bryan
Yours for Business.
MONROE EDGE.
Land Agent and Notary Public
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
Accidentally she,.

Denison, Tex. Sept 2l.-While hunt
ing in Red river bottom near Rock
Plutf, six miles from here, George W.
Carver and his wife met with very
serious accident The accident was
caused by tho discharge of gun loaded
with No. 6 shot falling from their bug.
gy. A portion Of the charge passed
through the right arm of Mr.. Carver.
cutting the bicops in two. The balance
OF tho charge passed in close proximity
of Mrs Carvef's head. Several Of the
shot hit the left side OF her head and
others penetrated her left eye. The
physicians in attendance decided the
eye must come out. An operation was
performed, removing it. IL was found
that at least one OF the shot had gone
ON into the head and probing failed %
locate IL. While her condition is I'M
questionably serious. II will be several
days before she will DO out Of danger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
CAR IN FRANCE.
No Keeps 0meisi. busy Locking afss,
Their Quests.

Compiegnc. Sept. 2l-Emperor Mich.
olas exercised the prerogative Of an au-
tocrat Friday and kept President Loubet
and all the occupants Of the chateau
compiegne marking time the whole day
Friday until he had signifed his desires.
Il was fully expected that he would
drive TO Pisrrefonds and visit the castle
and that afterwards he would go shoot
ing in the great park attached to the
chatcatA compiegne. All the arrange
ments = been made and 400 peasants
were letvaose in conveyes. But he did
nothing o the kind. His majesty re-
manned inhis apartments until 10 o'clock
when he sock short promenfd de in the
gardens with the czarina and in the af.
ternoon took drive TO Bsauxmonts.
The emperor had long interview
with NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau tho French
premier. II lasted at least two hours.
Count NJ. Lamsdorff, the Russian for.
eign minister also conferred with NJ.
Delcasse. the French minister OF for
eign affairs, il is whispered that the
principal subjects of tho two interviews
was tho commercial relations between
France and Russia.
The browning feature Of tho days
event was the gala performance in ths
Chateau theater which wns followed by
n grand banquet in the famous Hall Of
Columns, at which the members Of the
French cabinet. the officers Of the sem
ate and chamber Of deputies and Load
ing members Of the suite Of the oxar
and NJ. Loubet wero present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
Many wi,ns..e. summoned.

Terrell, Tex. Sept. 2l.-The cases Of
the State vs.. A. J. Parker. ]. A. Pate
and Ed Mathis, the officers charged
with the killing Of Vernon and Myrtis
Etlzey Of McCloud City. Miss, near FL
mo last May. were called in the district
court Of this county and on the applica-
ton Of defendants the cases were con.
tinued until the next term Of the court.
which will be In February. There were
$40 witnesses summoned in these cases.
some from Mississippi and n number
from Van Zandt county, where Officers
Pate and Mathis live.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
Freight Ar.at sheppard Resigns.

San Francisco. Sept ala. ID. Shep'
pard. general freight agent Of the South.
ern Pacific company has handed in his
resignation. He will 20 TO Victoria. b.
O., as resident agent Of the Pacific I'm.
provement company. @. w. Luce, as
pistant general freight and passenger
agent OF the company at Los Angeles,
will probably succeed Mr. Sheppard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
Creamery for wIn.boro.

winsboro. Tex. Sept. 2i.-Tho foun-
dation for the Winsboro creamery has
been laid. The association building isl
cooperative concern composed Of farm
ers and business men. The creamery
and cheese factory is located in Wins
boro. with skimming stations at Pleas
ant Grove and Greenwood. Other skim.
ming stations will probably DO located.
The promoters now think the creamery
will open for business about Nov. with
something like 1000 cows being MIXED
for H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
R.lrnr,Ion bowl . MInI.ler.

Huntington. Ind, Sept. 2l.-Rev. 10.
seph wildman. 90 minister tarred and
feathered in this city Monday evening
for criticism Of the life Of the late vii.
liam Mckinley, has issued a card Of 70.
traction. At first he remained obstk
nate and maintained his utterancos
were intentional and correct He now
acknowledges his error and begs the
publio's pardon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
ANOTHER APPEAL.
Indians sim Making Attempts to stop
Land Settlement.

Guthrie. o. t.. Sept. 2l.-Lone Wolf.
principal chief Of the Kiowa Indians
Eshite, principal chief Of the Comanche
Indians, and seven other Indians rep-
resenting the Kiowa.Comanche- Apache
federation have appealed to the Okla
homa supreme court for atemporary in
Junction to prevent the settlement by
whites of the lands recently opened in
Oklahoma and petitiouing TO be restored
TO all their rights. They named as do
PENDANTS Ex-Governor w A. Richards
who conducted the land opening and
the registers and receivers OF the FL
Reno and Iawton land offices.
Their petition was refused by Judge
Irwin in the Canadian county district
court on Aug. 0, and they appealed from
his decision.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
Mrs.. MeKlnI.,.. Condition.

Canton. o.. Sept. 2!.-when APP
preached here and asked as 10 tho con-
ditiou Of Mrs. Mckinley. DIR Rixey
said; "AIrs. McKinley's grief Is in.
tense. She is doing as well could DO
expected. However, too much encour.
agemont should not DO taken at this
early In the day regarding her"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

Bethany, France, Sept. 2l.-In his
speech at luncheon after the review
here. President Loubet created some.
what Of senEation by saying: THE
Franco Russian alliance is pledged TO
settlements inspired by justice and hu.
mainly" Whether rightly or other.
wise. some Of the hearers took the re-
mark TO refer to affairs in South Africa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

Hereford. Tex. Sept. sl.-Fred Men,
denhall, who broke Jail here ON Sept.
II. was captured at Portales, n. NJ, less
than 20 hours after his escape. He re-
fused to return 10 Texas without requi-
sition, and the necessary papers have
been made ont and forwarded 20 the
governor for his signature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
Head Cut from Body.

Hobart, o. T. 2l.-The dead body OF
a carpenter named John McCutchiAn
was found three miles east Of here lying
ON the railroad track. The head was
severed from the body. McCutchiAn
left here early Friday ON the body from
Ii. A. Allen Of NARROW. I. I. Deceased
had no relatives here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

Longview, Tex, Sept. 2l.-No. o.
Texas and Pacific eastbound cannon ball
jumped the track two miles cast of
Hawkins Friday the entire train being
derailed and all the coaches turned over.
No one was killed and only two or
three persons were hurt, none seriously.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

Chicago Sept. 2l.-William b. Ridg-
ley, who has been appointed oomptrol-
Ter Of the currency, will. within few
days, resign the presidency Of the Re
public Iron and Steel company and
leave Chicago for Washington 70 assume
his new duties.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
The EaIrest offer ever Made

To anyone suffering with Dyspepsia.
indigestion. Sour Stomach. Heart
burn, take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All
druggists are authorized by the manu-.
facturors 20 refund the money In any
case they fail 10 cure. Price 50 cents
per package Remember the name,
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. M. II. James.
the leading druggist. Bryan. Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

Tyler. Tex, Sept. All. F. Bennett.
n car repairer, was killed by a switch
engine in the Cotton Belt yards here.
He was married and was about 10 years
Of ago and lived here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

Ennis, Tex, Sept. 2l.-The Ennis
Water company has just completed a
20O0-barrel tank at the now Lake for the
purpose Of storing oil, which it viii use
as fuel for pumping city water. The
Ennis oil mill Is using oil for fuel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
SIN Improving.

Canton, Sept. 2.-Mrs McKinley's
condition was more favorable yesterday
morning than at any time since her ar.
rival here. Her condition is as good as
could have been expected and she Sc.
cured considerable rest Thursday night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22
See This list!
--of land for sale by
M ON RIO e EDGE
THE ONLY ACTIVE
Real ESTATE MAN

n iris part Of the state n you have few pen
nfss IN your TANKS, hunt him up and BE- maae
estry By bnyiuR = home for iiAnnir ena w.
ssstt. II you have lands for sale, see DIM .n,
refaeubcf MS time Il money an &c VII no'
wunkev with your stun II GA want Two pflees
sof II. lie makes a steelaltv q handliug hfYe
tracts Q lahd several OF which are not on ~ gu.
liner tying aS' 70 sell your lard When he can
sell Il In a few days n your price Is rilh
1.-The people know he has property ~ tbe nE y. ~
prices and they look him up when they "AA'''
BRYAN PROPERTY
<;-sss near oil min. part ~ which = IN siy
limit. ca,fe hes ieeu IA on sane for aix years
10 Il better than bottcn land; new hou-s, 800
cement cisiern, sheds. barn and other inpi"'
10 ser ~, "a n eity limits aud rs Just on out
i6e s roofn house. rev stables, 'heds erins,
etc rood dug we'll cement cisicrn IN eastern
part 81 city. Come quirk' - cheap. -,
Two cheap houses IN scstein part oitiV.
TIE /. " Rsllasd pisce IN western N" '"
city viii sell ~ bargain.
Vacant lots In all parts OF city
Good 4.room frame house close 70 Q. W. a 3.
v. depot viii sell cheap.
Two ln,. with room house halls large els
ems, garden. cribs, etc close 70 graded school,
will close nut AZ bargain
Ore Eve room house. we sheds, etc close 10
gradef school going very cheap"
One good new room house on same block AZ
Fres Baptist church. price cheap"
A vacant block with rs oak trees for $3.50
In southern par, o. city on College road 3
lots nice rOomy house orchard stables, hen
house aud other Improvements, price siluo'
IIbloek. room house 4 galleries pantry,
bath room. barn, wnierworks electric lights,
well, ofcf ard. etc. siinm
1Arxe boarding house viii accommodate ~
people win rent for $500 to 20 year VIII 'si
"a lots joining JED :Frankiin. win: sell for
,i-2 acres % lard near oil MIL with two
~onree one hiss 3 rooms the other =, VIII eA
change for country property or sell for 700
scsbins. blocks south OIL. G. n. depot.
win sell all for goo.
One 5-ruom house. hall. galleries closets.
rood barn. cittcrn, waicrworks, garden etc, IN
very swell part Of city. for si2o.
One neat. newly finished ectiage IN southern
part 81 city. good WE'LL plenty Of room for gar
aens, etc, ON high ground with splendid view
Cor 500
eblocka In western part 81 city, known a. city
vsrk. beautiful oaks on each block, VIII sell
cheap
one hsif block ground, room house, halls.
, large underground clsierns. hvdrants, ser |
wants house, big barn and all other modern |
in bon ton part OF city, VIII sell
cheap.
eevcrsl negro houses for sale very cheap.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
sss acres ofiand on wixon creek. 100 acres in |
.ultivntion with two sets Of housiis, balance ia i
timber and pasture, price $50 per acre, on Il
'ssy terms: 210 acres on Madlsonville road,
part in Madison, balance In Grimes county
70 acres near MOrEAns gin; win sell cheap on
'eEy terms.
One q The beat improved tuck farms - The
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
Brief Tobacco Conditions.

The second period of case weather
came to this section last Saturday for 8
few hours. giving opportunity for re-
moving from the poles quite q large
quantity of tobacco. But the time
proved short.
EpGERToN REPORTER ON CONDITIONS.
A few recently made sales of the new
crop gives assurance that choice selec-
tions of this crop will be wanted at
prices that must appear very satisfactory
to growers. Buyers have been out in
many of the sou thern growing counties
since some portion of the tobacco was
removed from the poles, and their rid
ing has resulted in the purchase of sew
eral hundred acres as commencement
of the movement. The sales coming to
notice show the range of prices that are
generally supposed TO be for choice sell
ections. The dealers riding say their
greatest difficulty in effecting tradeu is
the stiff prices asked by growers that
taxes their persuasive powers to over
come. Among a certain class, however,
there is disposition to accept the going
figures. Sale prices average 3 and .
cents. Some sales are as high as II and
2, the lowest 5 ana O.
The demand for the 1900 tobacco con-
tinues unabated, both in the local mar
kets and In the eastern centers, and
many Of the holders are well nigh closed
out. Some large blocks We're sold in
| New York of late including the entire
packing put up by O. r. Tallard in this
market Jos. Mayors Sons also sold
1000 cases. 1t is also reported that the
Bamberger firm has disposed of the last
of their 90, 600 case holdings.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
HnIshoro z. R Prosnects.

The outlook for railroad seems more
favorable every day. The company has
been buying ties as fast rs they come in
and have gone out into the country to
buy many more. They have also secured
options on the right of way from this
village to the juneau county line, and
have had crew of men at work ditch
ing for drainage in order to facilitate
the work next spring II appears, how
ever, that some of the property owners
down the line have had dreams about
the enormous increase in the value of
land along the right of way. There is
marshy land down there for which the
owners ask $f0o per acre, land which
has never been used and which perhaps
would not be used for ten years to come.
But the dream perhaps seemed so real
that it is hard to get it ont of their
minds.
The petition has the requisite number
of signatures of male resident taxpayers
and the question is now in the hands of
the company. Already speculators are
trying to secure options on property
here in view of the prospects Tor the
railroad and when 1t is assured no doubt
the real estate business will be more
lively than ever before. Hillsboro needs
railroad and needs it right away. Let
us work TO that end and help it all we
can. We have lived for twenty years
in anticipation of railroad and have
been sadly disappointed several times,
and we hope that we may not be doomed
to that fate again. Sentry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
A Tribute From Southland.

EDITOR CENsoR;--I had hoped to
write you letter for publication
about The Sunny South" before
this but have been waiting for the spirit
to move. And now it has, but not on
the subject above named. Receiving a
letter this morning, from a school friend
telling me the sad news of our beloved
Louise, have been moved to write the
foil )wing lines, which by your permis-
sion would like published as tribute
to ont loved:
How little we thought when we left our
ONE,
III at news SO sad would reach US
Cf ote 1e'd love where'er we'd roam,
lfA life so pure and precious
But God knows best when his stars are
bright
And he takes tn m, every one;
He1.eeds them all to shine at night
Waen our work on earth Is done.
So our dear Louise has been called away.
To find that new life on high
oh God may we live so that we may say
Dear mother, I'm ready to die"
STELLA NJ BARNEY.
Fruitdale, Alabama. Dec. 2.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
Death OF Philip Rhodes.


This good citizen was born near Hull,
England, December 26, 1918 and died of
old age in Viroqua, December 10, 1901.
He came to America when young man
and was one Of the very early settlers in
Chicago, helping to work the hand fire
engine when the city was small He
has also lived in Kansas and Michigan
and for some years in this community.
He is the fatheA oi six children, four
boys and two giels, all of whom are liv
ing. He had been married forty years
almost to day when he died. He was
a kind husband, an affectionate father
and an upright and beloved citizsn who
made friends wherever he lived. He
had been Christian for more than
thirty years. The funeral service will
be held at the family residence on
Thursday morning at 10:30. His pastor
John A. Stemen will conduct the service
A
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
FRS. Teachers Meeting of the Season.

1t was held at Bloomingdale, Novem-
Ter %, called to order at 1890 by j. A.
Snyder in absence of Supt. Gardner
Elmer Smith of Westby, was elected
chairman, but gave way to Supt. Gard
ner at the close of the first exercise
First on the program was q class ex-
ercise in primary reading conducted by
Miss Cora Dennis ana discussed By Miss
Millie Larson, then opened to general
discussion. The principal point DroCght
out was the relation OF language and
penmanship to the reading exercise
Next was middle form reading con-
Quoted by ]. A. Snyder, discussed by
Miss Olga Natwick and others. The use
of the text book in this form was unan-
imously condemned where suitable sup
Elementary reading can be obtained
G ass in upper form work conducted
by Berlie Moore. The class was com.
posed of the following named teachers
Lucy Wigaacwsky, Laura Steenson,
Alma Hanson, Berth Allen, Caleska
Preus, o. G. Lewis Longfellow's Evan
geline was used as the basis of this ex-
ercise; was discussed by G.. M. Apple
man, o, c. Thostrud and others.
We listened to very interesting and
INSTRUCTIVE paper Ietu Ny Mins Auett
Gullord, on how to keep primary pupils
employed. The subject was discussed
by Miss Cora Dennis.
The new graded school law-(bj course
of study (c) standard of graduation, tdl
who shall Judge qualifications and grant
diplomas? This subject was presented
and defended by Elmer Smith in very
able manner. The subject was then
discussed by S. J. Appleman and Elmer
Cowee, followed by a few interesting
remarks by Supt. Gardner.
w. A. Lewis presented the subject of
agriculture in the common school Re-
marks were also made by MIR, Gardner
and J. A. Snyder on the teaching of
practical agriculture.
Meeting on the whole was very
promising one. Everybody seemed to
be united in the universal feeling that
they had been benefited by being there.
These meetings are q great source of
life to our schools, and that teacher may
be suspected who attempts to soar so
high in the teaching profession as to get
no benefit from these meetings.
S. J. APPLEMAN, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
Ought to Be Accomplished. Bat WIN ltl

An effort will be made by the board
of trade to improve the railroad service
between this city and Viroqua AT last
evening meeting Of the board Secretary
Calvert read a communication calling
attention to the situation. Under the
present system it is impossible to leave
Viroqua for this city and return on the
same day. and it is also impossible for
La Crosse people to leave for that city
without spending two days time. The
train leaving La Crosse in the evening
does not make connections with Viroqua,
making it necessary to lay over at Sparta
for the night and take the train for vi
roqus in the morning This however,
has existed Cor some time, and the board
will endeavor to place the matter before
the officials of the Milwaukee road for
the purpose of having arrangements
made to remedy the inconvenience, LA
Crosse Chronicle, Dec. a.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
We sell genuine japanese crocker

We sell genuine Japanese crockery
at The Big Store.
Sterling silver novelties for &c and
25c. at The Big Store.
H. c. Wolfgram made a business
visit to Tomah, his old home.
The court house decorations are
being made by d. II. Buchanan and his
force of workmen.
Mrs John Weber gives private
dancing party at her home, this even
ing. in honor of her sister, Miss Char
lotte Finney of La Crosse, who is her
THE party who borrowed the CEN
sOR's combined history of Crawford
and Richland counties, will confer a
great favor by returning the same at
once.
Ontario is attending court in force.
The damage case of Wallace against the
village is on trial, the first jury case
taken. This case, has been once on trial
here, taken to supreme court and sent
Mr.. Thos. W. Tower, founder of
Toweryille, and pioneer of northern
Crawford county, who did much for
that region in its primitive days, died at
Mt Sterling on Thursday. He was a
very old gentleman.
DIR. Il. ]. Suttle Of this city. at a
recant vote in the several cantons Of the
state, was elected Grand Department
Commander Of the Patriarchs Militant,
military and highest branch OF the
order of Odd Fellows. This is high
G ,mpliment to Mr.. Suttle, and In
manner is an acknowledge ent Of tbs
excellent work he did in arranging fol
the two state orders Of odd Fellowship
( which met here in October.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
Improv. Thslr Establishment.

Messrs. Emilson g. Nelson, proprietors
of the Viroqua Touring mill, have just
completed the installation of enlarged
facilities in their property. The pat
ronage and business of the mill had out
grown the capacity and they added a
double set Of rolls, centrifugal bran
separator, all of the celebrated Allis
manufacture. The capacity has been
increased from 40 to so barrels of -four
per day The establishment of this mill
some three or four years since has proven
q fine enterprise for the town, and the
CENSOR is pleased to note that it is a
profitable investment for the proprietors.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
Don't Go By Us,

If you do you will regret it. For fine
lines of Christmas gifts we lead in cut
glars bottles pocket books, fine writing
stationery, lamp goods, brushes, gold
bowed spectacles, toilet cases. in fact
thousand and one useful and handsome
things that will please your sweetheart,
best fellow, or any member of your own
family, relative or friend Call and
look us over, at the Pioneer drug store.
A. J. JOHNSON, Proprietor.