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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09

WLsoNDALE, w. Va, April 8. s.-Henry
Marcum, well-to,do farmer of this
county, was last night fatally shot from
ambush. The ASSASSIN is unknown
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09
United States Steel Co,nnapv

New YORK, April Sat the annual
meeting Of the United States Steel com.
pany the following directors were
elected: 9. M. Schwab. E. G. Garry,
Samuel Spicer, Charles McVeagh and
Robert Bacon. At the meeting of the
board of directors on Saturday the mum
Der of the board was reduced to five.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09

ganisln for maternity and makes the
birth hour practically painless.
vFavorite Prescription contains no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor
other narcotic.
vMy wife was afflicted with uterine trouble
for several years, writes Mr.. J. C. Day, of Little
Britain, Lancaster Co., Pa, rand in November,
1893, the doctor said she had miscarriage. He
treated her for about two months or So but
there was but little improvement wrote you
after she had commenced to take Fayorite Pre-
scTiption and you told us to get Golden Med
ica1 Discovery also. She took SIX or seven
bottles of Favorite Prescription and TWO oi
Golden Medical Discovery and got out OF PC q
and was able to attend to her household "olh-
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure Diil-
business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09

OOAAC h0 that lAC y
could marry and
defy misery.
Young women
should be taught
to prepare for mar
riage. They should
understand how to
pre- S erve their
womanly h e alth
through the func-
tional changes of
maternity. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is the
most effective med
icine for the pre-
servation of wom-
anly health and the
cure of womanly
diseases. 1t regu-
lates the periods,
dries enfeebling
drains, heals in
hamnation a n d
liberation, and
cures female weak
ness. 1t prepares
the womanly or
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09
Oea1 oil Canterbury llI.

LONDON, April s.-The Very Rev.
Frederick W. Farrar, dean of Canter-
bury, whose condition has for the last
few days caused anxiety, had a restless
night and this morning shows no i'm
provement,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09

ESsLEY, Ala. April 8 y. A. Shlyers.
4 well known young man, and Mrs.
Daisy Smith, young married woman.
have been arrested on the charge of
stealing $500 worth OF commissary
checka FROM the Ensley Ldauor cOmnaRy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09
itu.t crop unu u1,,re0
L q We

Lives only in the present Nature throws
glamor around youth and maiden, so
that although they saw misery and mar
rage walking hand in hand in every
home i'll the world they would fondly
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09
THE MAN WITH A COLD

is nuisance to Others as we'll as suffer
er himself. h> y inexcusable when he
can find so many excellent remedies
at Hudson's drugstore. True, if he
has asthma, it's doubtful if he can OBJ
tain perfect cure. But it's rather late
for asthma. and there is relief for even
that annoying ailment. Stop sneezing
and coughing. Stop at Hudson's and
getlsomething toihelp you out.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09

The above are only a. few brands OF the
many we carry in stock. Send for catalogue.
All other goods by the gallon, such asCorn
sold equally as low, from s1,25 gallon up5
wards.
We make a specially of the jug trade and
all orders by mail or telegraph will have our
prompt attention. Special Inducements of
ferede - E-sEA a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-04-09

Uncertainty Seems to Exist as to
Whether or Not There Has zen In-
terruption of Diplomatic Intercourse
Between the Nations.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
eAcyUseu yO

El CATO de ID policia insular de Yauco, don
IVA do Laborde, manifesto en- xEi Dario de
Bnce2 no ser cIerto que Ia policfa presenciase
ApasibIe ell atropello de que fue vfotims en-
|sha poblaci6n el obrero Ion Armando Ro-
zguez.
Al efecto dice ell referido cabo:
eCumplo con un deber 81 hacer resplande-
], Ia verdad de los hechos; Ia policfa 30 Sc
keontr6 en- ell lugar del suceso. y al tener CO.
sstniepto de 10 oeurrido procedi6 con La acti
lad que siempre acostnmbra las sverigua-
ssnes oue ell case requsrfa y esclarecjdo que
II pnso a disposition del sefi1r Juez de poll
y i autor de la aggression, quien, cumpliendo
/ nc lem pre-, le fmpuso SETS dotLdrs de muits,
co mo tambien castigo 3 los que trataban do
<:qbr!r 10 sucedido. Oneida, pues, demostra-
cue aouf no exIste ell fsvorItismo, que al
@stnfrinis las ordenes yigentes Sc le castiga,
q federal repubIicano.
Como el eabo que suscribe ante sus 1sfss
#Ahntco responsible del 6rdsn pholico en-
"a % hlaci6n, me apresuro dejar 10 verdad
81 "a lugar para no ser califcado de una ms
"a desfavorable puedan suponerse que 20
presto a realizar hsc hos vandAlicos 1n1uen-
3 #lio por aIgdn partido poi1tieo.
MI norma siempre ha sido cumplir exsrie-
%aente con los dsbsres de mi deicsdo cargo
e. dando nunca lugar ser censnrado por ma
8 euando me he visto precisado dsr cum :
Y nisnto 3 10 que mi debor nae impons.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Episode angIo-boer

q alemzn que servfa como Official en- las
flss bears acaba de enviar diario un Pc
ri0dfco de Ultra Rkln la narrac6n de IN he
cho de guerra del eual Lord Kitchener no ha
dade cuenta en- sus telegrsmRs.
Una compaffa de emanes beers llega
ron una Estacon Sc apoderaron de tren
fr G IS cargada de licores que custodiaba en-
aque instants solo centnela.
Cansados p0r una larga .ornada Go n archa
siemanes y beers, no pudieron resistir Ia g.
cesdad que tenfan de restablecerse destapa'
ron algunas botellas de WI Ky, como esta Pc
quena orgfa sucedfa una gran temporada de
privaciones ayuno, los entreg6 muy pronto q
un profundo suefio.
Mentraa estos dormian la ascolta tng esa
del tren los hizo prisioneros-; peFo hab'6adoss
apeFcihido que el enemigo habfa empUfiado las
prOvisones de los euaies eran los guardisnes
los highlanders, sc dijeron que mas menoa
NO notarfa Ia falta que en- todos los casos
la serfa fzcil eehar la cuipa sobre los boars.
Entonces vaciaron TODD 10 que Quedaba de
Wisky Sc adormeeieron del sueno de Noe.
Afgunos instantes despues despertaron los
beers, SO apodsraron da Ia menor dtnc cnltad de
sus guardiantes adormeeidos de prisioneros
que eran, SO volvieron los amos de Ia Estaci6n
del trsn y de Ia escolta. Es asf que en- menos
de dos horas Ia Estscion de Elawdslaagte fee
sl teatro de una victoria inglesa de dos yicso-
rias boera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Eusebio Blagco.
CARTA ALBERTA
Al DR.. don lose Reguero Feli0
MI queTido amigo /.

MI queTido amigo.
Profunda impression ha causadc en- mi anil
mo partida de este pueblo.
Yo, que entire otros uchos, le soy dendor
de grandes benef1cios, deploro con toda mi al
ma, que por causas agenas la voluntad de
este pueblo, que le quiere y 10 aduira por gu
caballerosidad atlas dotes profesionales, nos
ieje hu6rfanos de carino de grandes
sonoci nlientos msdicos.
Aun recuerdo emocionado Ia famosa cura
ci6n que hizo usted en- mi querido hijo Gni'ler-
Lo, cuando fde atacado de una fuerts febre
afoidea, que no ser por 81 solicitud desye-
tos me 10 hubiera arrebatado ia nuerte.
Esta crcunstancia otras muchas en- que
usted IA puesto prneba sus excepcionales CO
nocimientos profssionales, hacen que haga
I1blico este testlmonio imperecedero de mi
gratitud hacia usted, adn trueque de herir
su habitual modestis; y, con ell mas sincere
afecto lie ruego acepte esta debil prueba de
gratitud amistad.
No dude, ell amigo querdo, de que en- este
pueblo tiene multitud de corazones agradeci-
dos que lamentan conmigo su separation y.que
en- cnalquer momento lie reciben con los bra
eos abiertos
Un abrazo de 50 affcH amigo ys.s
Francisco ]. Salas.
Toasbaia, Dcbre. 25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
limo y timador

Fldal Rivera pusa ell wagsn de Ia carga
del tranvfa de .sam6a IN saco conteniendo
SO iibras de cafe, con objeto de levario San
Juan para velderlo, pero 90 entretuvo ell tren
sai6 sin aarls item 20 a snbir
Entonces, Daniel Rodrfgnes, que tambisn
trafa etro saeo, apercibido de la carrido Ri
vera, Ia llegada del tren Ia capital, reel O..
m6 el saco de cafe dcendo que habfa side CO.
misionado para eonducirlo.
Fl smpieado de In Emprssa, ea vista de
que 81 Iegftimo duef flo venfa en- e tren, ere
70 las palabras de Daniel Rodriguez eutrego
este Ell saee de cafe, que fae veHddo en- cus-
tro pesos setentA centavos don Pho Ssnchez
due6o de una siends en- Ia plaza del Mercado.
Pocas horas despu8s presens6 en- San
Juan ell dueno del saco, quien enterado del he
cho di6 parte q Ia policfs desenbrsndoss Ell IL
mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Los lItimos induItos

q Goa motive de Is fiesta de Nsviiad Mr.
"a II suscrito yarlos induitos. siendo los
@sciados
3 JOsn Msrtinez Reyes condenado pof Ia
4fs de Humasao 4 Q amos 10 meses dia de
@tl6n es causa sobre asatto y robo.
Higi1lo Fernandez Victoria, cendenado
i IA Corta Marcial americana amos de
#slfio, en- Gauss sobre asalto incendio
Jose Gomez Gaztambide, condeuado por
Corte de Distrito de Maysgi u IS amos, z
s.sss, 20 dias do presidio, en- Gauss sobre asal-
e incendio.
Ramon Rive Lugo, condensdo per oil mis-
] tribunal en- identlca causa 10 sfi's lila
i pFesi1io.
o'osA Gonzalez Rodriguez, conderado por
Ofta de Distrito de Arecibo Il fos me-
i dis an cscsa sobre hsalto hcmicidio.
&anus Rosario Acevedo oondenado por
V'rta de Distrito de Maysgusz IL s1,s
Il en causa sobre Esalto homfciaio.
Juan PsgAn,-de Lajas-condenado con
IT. por Ell nismo. Tribunal, en- cansa sobre
fsaieldio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Aunque mi vids taladre
tu acento, que ell alma arrulla,
20 no puedo, n6, ser tuya,
isoy esclaya de mi padre

No pude convencerle de que Soedad que
rrlA decir tulld para que aconsonaptars; al
hombre me iamo ip0crttd sin b, dijo que
Sc diriglrfa don Juan Varela, que era M edio
paisano suyo y hombre mas ietradO que 20.
Los principiantes suelen comenzar STEM
pre- por IN drama en- tres mas actos. Els ra-
70 ell que So primer parto trae una pfeza 6
una Zarzuelita. drama alta comedia. u "a
me han envisdo de ValIadoiid, que Sc llama
La ciTuja7lG dc amor, en- al tercer aeto, Ia
dana, para vsngarse de gu marfdo que la ha
enganado viIlanamente con una pTIIna suya de
Cab5z6n de Ia Sal, dice IN monoiogo que
no sabe que muerte dare; aprovschando
verle ciego de pronto, p0Taae .cas IN rayO en-
el jardfn, e dice que ella le curara, le SAGA
los ojos con las tiieras. Hay una nota en- la
psgins correspondence que dice: gCalder6n,
en- EI nedtco de su honT0, comedia frrncess,
no uactl6 en- desenlazar Ia obra con aquella
opersci6n de todos sabida; por consguiente,
esta idea mia es 6gca nadis puede decr
NADIA.
-lNadiei nj 20, que me guardare mny
hien de dar mi opinion. Aouf tene usted ell
drama, nj amigo; envfe usted por 81 antes de
que eLfrfe
No hacs muchos dfas vino VERNE un jo-
ven paido, muy serio, con cara de pocos ami
Cos.
-dQu6 desesba ustedP
-Venia a YER que hay de mi drama. Sc
10 envi4 usted hace tres meses.
-5C6mo Sc titulas
: Tr5std,a Ell desheredado. 5Lo ha lefdo
nsted7
-Francamente, no he tenido tempo.
va me 10 fguraba. z 20, confando en-
usted he dejado pasar ell tempo, ahora Ia
habido an crimen, 81 de Ia mujsr degoIlads.
que as mi obraI ILnego dirAn que es pagol
LIE vi tan dem udado que le df sus tres ac-
tos lie acompahe hssta Ia pnerta.
Bej6 10 escaera gritando:
-,Aqnf no hay mas que los Quinterc, y los
dem&s que Sc mueran de hambrel
Los Qalntero han hecho mas de eien au-
torres dfam6tcos, & cuyos primsros partos ten
GO que asistfr yol
sesenta dos, en- ocho meses; poeta
de Bujsrsloz me escribe que IN ito cura que
tiene en- Madrid me presentara Mdldades de
qran senora, trs gedia del dfs
iLo que es este lie aststira Corteiarena;
20, mol
Eusebio Blssco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
CUENT0S Y NARRACI0NEo
LOS sEsENT.A P4AR.Tos

Tango la desgracia la fortuna, que no IS
#5no llamarls, de que muchos autores princi-
E.ntes me envfen me traigan cons1lta 10
N ne ellos llaman primeros partos de 50 ingebjo.
f, muy frecuente ests frase. <Ruego usted
IL IN ess production, primer pdTtO de este modes
M autor, que conffA en- su oenevolencia, etc ,
nd De donde resuita que, en- al espacio de ochs
Ssnsses hs tenido que asistir en- la soledad Ia
X n despacho sesenta y dos partos literarios,
oge y0y sacar tftulo de con1sdr6n y hacerle
ID c0mpetenc1a mi amigo 81 oocEor Corte]a-
lena.
So escribe mucho, SO produce mucho, hay
Ia uventud que pare muchfsimo; pero decla-
Y ous no he podioo sacar una criatura visbIe.
IA Ds las sesenta y dos obras consuita que
tRngo en- IN armario, 10 declare con pens, no
@sY una que pueda recomendar los teatros,
bono serls mi deseo.
Todo el mundo quiere escribir comedias y
Elsmss, TODD ei mundo SO lanza clio, no por
Inor del arte, sino porque CORE Ia VOC de que
&Ion las comedias Sc gana 10 mue ho d1nero.
III Asi, por ejemplo, uno de los autorss que
Be han Pedido que le saque luz el primer nj
A es de profession, veterinsfio. dice ell
#Ombre que cuando los 0dintero gansn cinco
Fl sells mil pesetas, 5por que no ha de ganarias
~ <Estoy harto de tratar con cabalios-me
lice en- Ia carta, fechada en- una capital de
AndsIucia-y tengo cinco hijos. Creo que
6eDgo tanto criterio mas que muchos autores
JOY dis que Sc b acen rtcos, conffo en- que
#sce mi drama.S
El drama sc titula ConcseflciG 0ttafaa
Con toda franqueza le contest6:-El dra-
a es muy male; creame usted mi sfga con
us csbslIos, que, al fn y al cabo, le tendrAn
NE sgradecer usted mucho, mtentras que ell
Adoilco, que no conoce nadie, ls va aar
gsted de coces.
j Vsys una carta que me escribi6
listed no ss flantropo, me decfa.-S Que
EndIa que YER la flantropfa con los dramas
Absurdos ?-Usted no es flantropo nj SO inte-
asss usted por la juventud, como dicen. no
10 Ieido ussed ell Drama, 8 no 10 ma sntendido.
j Pues no ha visto usted que TODD 81 esta es-
ktto en- redondillas2 ? Y listed sabe el ira
pic que ESQ representa-
Uaa de las redondilas decfa:
i Soledad, supreme amor
del triste coraz6n mio,
8 me YES tirar 81 rio
8 eres m6nstruo tentador.
Y rsspondfa Ia gitana:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
Mercado de New York
COTIzACIONES DEL OLA

Harina de trigo Gel Gigantes 81 95
Tdern de maiz <Goldoh Maize, so
Id de trfgo <Ei Premfo Mayor o5
I'd xCabalio VolanteS 10
Au-narto - eahallo Stock Food 1-3O
TocIno de Norton 19 121s
Woodswn II 20
Tocino <Creciente1 l1o@
Jamones Caiifornia las 100 10 20
SaIchichonss ~ W
Quesos - "
Manteca La vencedora Co
rriente) I'Vo
Manteca La Primera1 para , $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
COMMENTARIES

-Conaue euentame, y dque tai
de bale? aEstuvo animado?
Para algunos. demasiado,
chica para mi, tai cual.
Fue ex0tica La reunion
me choco en- demasfa.
Flgurate que no habia
asientos en- Ell salon.
z aunque me dijo IN edil
Que era Ell bale de etiqueta,
muchos fueron de chaqueta
cen traje diario de drill.
-Conque, fgdrate-- Pues!
No hubo danZas, ademas,
entire compass y compas
solo Sc hablaba en- ingles.
Imagina que nosotras
nos divertimes apenaS
Ndestras costumbres tau buenas
Sc van cam biando por otras.
Entire tanto chapurfeo
-pues de ellos hubo derroche-
no logr6 en- toda la noche
entender un galanteo.
Este, q ID verdad. me pesa,
sin poderlo remediar:
hoy he mandado comprar
una gramatica inglesa.
Rssdmen de la jornada
bale dieciocho Tago steps
asf estoy, como me YES,
aburrida y fatjgada.
Deode Ell principle hasta Q. fin
no perdf una sola pieza
-5Te dolera Ia cabeza?
-lVaya que sfl Y teDgo esp'ta.
81 he de hablarte en- conianza,
como esos bales no entiendo,
pase Ia noche sintiendo
la nostalgia de Ia danza.
Seran medianas 8 buenas
darAn no pessdnm bres
mas no csmbio mis- costumbres
por las costumhres ajeIas.
Tai de ventana ventana,
sin tenor al que diran,
hablaban aver maflana
dos muehachas de San Juan.
Sc expresaban de ese modo
con muchfsima raz0n
me manifesto en- todo
confurme con 81 opinion.
Luis Rodriguez Cabrera,
1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
UN INCENDIO

La noche del viernes cc arri6 IN incendfo
en- una casa one poses Bayan6n ell s1bdito
esusDol don Miguel Maeor, ausents hoy en- Es-
psfis.
Por Ia prontitud de los auxilios nc hay que
lsmentar niDgana desgracia
So cree que eI inesndio 10 prodn1o a'guien
inteneionalmente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
POr GAIA

En- Ia tarde Ell sabado SO euro en- la sala de
soeorres da San Juan eli eGdebre aiceto Hsr-
nandez, u Anicetste. Hsbfs racioido varias
-eonsusiones de segundo grsdo en- Ia region ca
puiar.
Ds seguro que no estaxfs rezsado euando
1e propinaron esas caTfcG0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-31
guNA nODA

Aver Sc juraron eterno amor ssgun sl RI
tual cat6ico, en Rio grande Bayam6n res
pectivamente, Ia seforita Consuefo Gonzalez
con den joan Rteras, Lass d ,rita Sara Gar.
cfa con don Enrique Umpferrez.
Que Sc an t0aos bian casgdos.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
CANAL IN TEXAS.
Plan on Foot 10 ceaaset the Braso. sad
Colorado Rivers.

Wharton. Tex. May a3.-Surveyer'
are in the field this week plating d
route for a canal 20 connect the Colo
nado with thu Brazos river. The start.
ing point will b. in the vicinity Of Eagla
lake. and IL Is intended TO strike tho
Brazos below Richmond. a distance Of
S5 miles. The development of the rico
industry, together with transportation
Of the crops at the cheapest rates. make
the basis Of the proposition.
The canal is 90 have a uniform width
Of 40 feet, carrying AN average depth
Of ~ feet OF water. The transportation
Of the crop will BE- by boats propelled
by electric motor power ON the order u
the electric ,treetcar. The idea is ulti.
mately 20 extend the canal into Buffalo
bayou or await governmental develop.
mcnt Of the Bn1ls river up 70 Rich.
m0nd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
The Southern Concert Company

An advance notice says that
the southern Cconcert Company
which will appear 40 the Grand un
Thursday May 30th. matinee and
night promises 90 give an unusually
fine concert. The talent l. some ot
the best Co.. the state, and an music
lovers will enjoy % rare treat.
The following Is brief mention of
the talent ol the company
The Pianist and accompanies uf
the company Is Mis-, Ora VI AVeritt
the well known orgaui,toithe church
81 the "Anuncintiou boz Houston.
and j. the finest accumpanist Boo The
state. performing that most difficult
and eXactiug task 90 an, the heavy
concerts given Boz Houston. Miss
. Avoritt has also q charming person.
atty. which b. not the least OF her
accomplishments.
I Mrs. Adelaide y. oliver the violin
Isl aud mandolinist isa musician Of
rare ability. having taught these
. instruments iu some 90 Georgia =
most noted schools and colleges.
She was chosen last year tO play the
violin Solos at the National Educa-
s tional Association which convened
at Charleston South Carolina. COM
plimeut that Is seldom conferred.
/ Do not fail to hear her.
Mr.. oliver. the tenor o. the original
tenor OF the Famous Texas quartet.
that filled several NJ the State y. NJ.
&. a. star engagements last year.
The program /, % highly instructive
one from every point.
Every number i. a gem. and those
who fail to come will miss q treat.
] The Grand Sacred Trio Tor Violin,
Tenor and Baritone with Piano ace
compartment Is alone worth the
admission.
/ Mr. : a. Kincaide, the Baritone,
and reader of the company b. tle
General Secretary of the Y. VI. e.. 4.
40 Houston. Texas, and is 20 reader ul
unusual merit. Mr.. Kincaide Is the
former Baritone Of the old Texas
/ Quartette. Anything Mr.. kinraide
does ne does 90 well. His rendition
Of Artomu- Ward'- London Lecture
rs mo- less original or humorous than
by the renowned Artomu- himself.
AZ Bryan Grand Opera House
Friday May Both. Matinee 3 p. m.
and night 90 s:n.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24
QrEsrION ANsWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale OF any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
graudmother,' never thought NJ
using anything else for Indigestion
or Billiousupss. Doctors We're
scarce. and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis. Nervous Prostitution
or Heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower 20 clean out the sys-
tenn and stop fermentation uf undi-
yestcd food. regulate the action of
the liver, stimulate the nervous and
organic action of the system, and
that Is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only need a few
doses NJ Green's August Flower, IN
LIQUID form, To make you satisfied
there is nothing seriou, the matter
with YOU. Get Green's Prize
Almanac. For sale boy Wilson-Jen-
kius Drug Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

Paris Tex, MAY ga deputy ,hor.
IN at Deport attended a country dance
with a warrant for the arrest u young
man whom he expected to find NJ the
dance He attempted "a arrest him on
the hoor where the dance was in prog
ress The Young man clinched him and
a struggle ensned Cor the deputy ,hcrif' =
pistol They ttll on the do1r Friend.
Of the young man took the depnty'- re-
volyer and ran away with 10. While the
deputy was lying Un the hoor be was
struck a serious blow with some blunt
instrument by an unknown person The
young man whose arrest was attempted
made his escape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

DR.. Robert T. Hill who is C.
knowledged To be an authority on
the geology Of the southwest with
out an equal, says without reser-
walton that the oil fields of Texas
are now in their infancy and that
q year from n W. when the real ex-
tent OF The oil deposits become
known. people viii be surprised at
the insieuifccrce Of the showing
which has been made at this time
and which has been accepted in
some portions Of the country with
IncrednIitY.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

The Texas Pres, Association is
in session at Houston with a large
attendance. Il j. needless to say
they will have a good time, but
while they are there they should
do something practical To boost up
foreign advertising rates and shut
out The patent side concerns where
acres Of improbable advertising
creep in. without a nickle Of profit,
and with great detriment TO the
publisher.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-24

New York. May n.-The five dis
missed West Point cadets came directly
70 this city and gave out the following
statement:
"l We ara surprised at the severe
punishment We have received Tor what
we have never considered very serious
oiffnse.
80. The manner in which we were
summnrily dismissed from the grounds
Of our cherished institution after three
year, 81 hard labor was moro surprising
O. us.
~ We have not the slightest knowl
edge Of evidence that has been obtained
agains, "a 4 Or the names Of the wit.
nc.scs. have not had trial W,
would notv " dissatisfied n IL had been
by the decision of courtmartial."
The cadets VIII leave for Washington
and IL b, understood they will bring @,
bear all the "A n'o that they possibly
Rotary Of war
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releealed 70 clvil hfe. as was anticipated

relegaIed 70 civil hfe.as was anticipated
from some sources
There Is a distinction between a dis
missAl and a discharge from the acad.
envy. When a cadet is dismissed final.
he can only b. reins,ated by n special
act Of congress. He also forfeits his
travel pay. In the case Of a discharge
a cadet may rccnter the academy by a
reappointment with the approval Of the
academy board
There are mo- words Of censuro for thu
course Colonel Mills has taken in his
effort % maintain discipline