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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-28

For some time past there seems TO
have been a widening 81 the kRowl-
edge that the initiated could obtain
whiskey in Navasota on Sundays
and as the fact became known under
the careful nursing Of Dame Rumor,
there grew unrest among those who
hold that the statutory laws should
Doe enforced to the letter. This feel
ing was wrought up 10 point Of In
dignation when several drunken
brawls disgraccd the streets sunday
af,ernrou: thus their over indulgence
ln Sunday drains is sure 20 hx mat
ters So that such will be provided for
In the future by storage tanks.-Nav-
asota Examiner.
The Majestic Range exhibit and
cooking carnival at J. 4. Myers
hardware house this week Is attract
inn "A great deal Of attention from t..s
ladies OF the city and others. Don't
fail 20 call some time during the
week or you will miss treat. 2 TO
6:80p. III.
Dave II. Shapiro has returned from
81. Louis where be went 10 lay Ia a
big stock Of goods for shapiro x Nc
liver dry goods house 81 Madisonville.
Dave Is losing none Of his energy In
trade. aud will make things hum az
the hub of old Madison county this
fall.
| At this season Of the year when Ia
bic supplies are scarce good meats
count for great deal. They are
wholesome and palatable always.
| You can get rid Of half the house
hold worry by giving your order to
Franklin Bros. %
For Sale-The a. b. Ballard resi-
doncc ia western part Of town; I've
rooms. two galleries, electric lights,
waterworks, stable, outhouses, large
trtes and lawn. Apply 10 W. W
Harris. 81
Rev. Red of Hampstead will begin
a Presbyterian protracted meeting AZ
the school house az Benchley We'd
nesday night and invites everybody
10 attend aud assist in the meeting
Remember, set OF the best cook
ing utensils, made 81 copper, steel
and enamel, worth $50, given away
absolutely free with every Majestic
Range sold this week at j. a. Myers
ID. r. Thompson is spending a few
davs In Oklahoma and the lnIiar
! Territory. He took the train yester'
day for Ardmore, but will extend hi-
trip to other parts.
James Dobrovolny has moved hii
saloon 10 the Exchange botel block
He has put In new and elegant fix
lures and has a choice line Of liquor
and cigars. 2s7
Dum's 8 and 10 cert store sells al
kinds OF useful household goods
Call and see his 3 and 10 cent bargain
inter. North end Of Zennat
block. 81
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August 27, 1901.


Don't forget the ice cream supper
and entertainment on the lawn AZ -.
Joseph church Thursday evening,
August 10Th, 1901, All for Ice -
Mr. Jerry Upright had one Of his
legs badly wrenched Monday after
noon. IL was caused by a scaifold
giving way while he was at work.
Mr.. Asa Rhodes fell and broke one
of his legs Monday afternoon while
at work ON "a small storehouse In the
northeast part Of town.
Mrs. A. p. Anderson announces
that her kindergarten school will
open Monday. Sept. ,, at the old Bap-
fist church building. 81
when you take your girl a box Of
Huyler's chocolates, she knows you
have bought the best. McDougald's
Drug store. Il
franklin Bros. meats are the best
In town. They are carefully and
skiuully handled aAd cooled in cold
storage. p
Wanted-At once twenty-five car
ponters and helpers. Apply 20 /. H..
Newton at Central Texas Fair
grounds. 25i
We solicit a share Of your patron
age, guaranteeing everything as rep
resented. Goodman a Miller. dw47
silver Crown" and Little Hava-
ma" cigars are not new aud untried.
They have stood the test. i-i-02
All kinds watches, clocks and Jew
elry skillfully repaired on short no.
tice by Goodman q Miller. dwf7
Eight men were here yesterday
billing the town for the Adam Fore
paugh and sells Bros. show.
Kit Jones was here yesterday from
Hampstead to attend the funeral OF
his brother, Dick Jones.
Mrs. l.. A. Bethea has returned to
Livingston after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs lamar Bethea.
School opens next Monday. Get
your Tablets, Pencils, Ink, ETC., AT
McDougald's. Il
Mrs. w. :. Wilson and Master
Frank Gartner are visiting az Hunts
willie.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Try Temps Falstaif bottle beer. u
d Louis Shields is here visiting rela-
dives.
Judge Hudson went TO Austin yes
ferday.
Extra pears for preserving at How
III Bros. -
]. +. Parks left yesterday ON a
business trip.
NJ. ;. Freeman was here from
wellborn yesterday.
Sec tas Brooches and Hat Pins az
Goodman a Miller's. w47
There Is only one Huyler's-Mc-
Dougald's Drug store. q
Buy your school supplies at Me-
|Dougald's Drug store. n
Mrs. y. Giles and children returned
B. Houston yesterday
III Paso Grapes Tuesday and sat
xrday at II. V. Shields. 81
Lost-Hub cap OIL fire wagon Re-
burn 20 fire station for reward. 80
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TRUCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
An Address by a Committee Of the As
s9ciaiion. TO Farmers Especially.

At a meeting Of farmers held at
the court house last Saturday
evening the matter of diversified
ton Of crops and especially Of
truck farming was discussed. While
there was no difference Of opinion
expressed il was thought better to
have larger numbers present IN
taking decisive action. 1t is evil
dent that It il not wise TO longer
depend oqkeotton exclusively and
it is belis.sd that in diyersiiicatiOn
OF crops ~iere is chance for pros
perity to the cultivators Of the soil.
We are not proposing an expert
ment. Success has been proven
where the plan has been tried.
But no one or half dozen can make
success. Therefore the under
sigued were appointed a committee
to publish an address to the
farmers and ask them to come to-
gether aud confer on the subject.
Shippers will be here TO buy and
pay the cash for our products.
But they must ship in car load
\ lots. Our market will be the
great cities. There will be little
danger Of overstocA-ing the marke..
There should he not less than 10
To 20 carloads leave Bryan every
week.
The meeting Of Saturday adj
iourned to meet again Saturday
September 9Th at 3 o'clock p. m.
Market gardening is new thing
10 most Of our people, and by be-
longing TO an association much adj
vantage will be gained on account
Of the information 70 be derived
lhereirom. II will also enable one
To get seed at wholesale prices, as
the association will buy seed il
bulk, at lower prices than at small
retail rates.
The more members the associa
! ton enrolls and the more people
who go into the business the bette
because a large amount OF truck OF
the market will bring more buyer.
, and better prices. Truck must b,
shipped in car los or 1t will not b,
+. profitable to grow it at all and tn
r more car loads we have the better
:, We ask the farmers Of Brazo
! and surrounding counties to NEE
at the court house at the tim,
= given above to consider the natter
d proposed.
y "A. d. Robinson,
e +. NJ. Law
p W. z Connolly,
r McDuil Simpson,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06

COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION.
Late Panama Adyices Say IL is Far
from Endcd.

San Francisco, April 6.--The Chronicle
says: Private advlces received by the
steamer CITY Of sydney from Panama
state that the revolution IN Colombia
is far from ended, and that the rebels
are steadily gaining strength
About the LIST Of March Gen. Ulloa, at
the head Of rebel troops had a fierce
battle In Caparrapi, state Of Cundina-
marca, in which the capital city Of
Bogota Is situated The government
troops were defeated and $50 prisoners,
500 rifles and % cases OF ammunition
were left IN the rebePs bands
Gen. Ramon Metro has won several
victories over government troops In
Boyaca, and Gems Currea and lbanez
keep up the fighting in Cundinamarca
and Tolima, In those two states there
are reported to be 5000 rebels
Gems. Metro and Delgodillo have cap
tured Moniqulra with $50 government
soldiers Gems. COlmenares. Uloa and
Escobar, after a marked victory at La
Palma against 1900 government troops
have taken positions In Pacho and San
Cayetano, with l.50O men,
The situation at Panama is becoming
worse and the government is again
thinking OF leaving the interior to the
rebels, or liberals, as they term them
selves. The rebel forces in the interior
Of Panama now number 1000 men, Of
which six hundred are armed, but as
soon as the rebels receive the arms and
ammunition they have purchased an
army Of 5000 men viii be available 10
move against Panama The revolution
has been in progress since Oct. s, 1899
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torneys chief criminal prosecutor last
night "He was the whole thing The
deeds to the whole Of RiCes property
are in hts name. The general assign
ments and checks are IN his name He
ATTEMPTED to cash these checks Pat
rick was the principal beneficiary under
the will of Rice so If ! prove Jones
killed Rice. as he says he did, II viii
certainly show that he was not con
Quoting an eleemosynary institution for
the purpose Of getting people out OF the
way but for some definite purpose,
That purpose was to get the Old mans
money.
And who got that money! Patrick,
Who is short who witnessed the bogus
wil2 patrlcks creation who was
Meyers? Patricks clerk who drew the
viii AT Patricks dictation Who was
Dr. Curry? Patricks physician Mrs.
Francis was his housekeeper and Potts
was his closest business associate
don't believe Or, Curry had anything to
do with the death and / think Potts
an honest man. But still the testimony
OF these persons bears out Jones story.
Short and Meyers testify to the Wit
Messing and drawing Of the VIII as
Jones said they did. Potts says Patrick
told him he was RiCe's lawyer Mrs,
Francis says be never was. So does
Jones. why should Rice give Patrick,
who was fighting him for his wife's
heirs his eight millions
The Tribune says. 1.-THE prosecution
In the Patrick case intends To- introduce
two telephone girls, one from the Co
lumbus central and one from the
Thirty eghth street central Rice's
telephone in the Berkshire apartment
house was 500 Thirty-eighth street
Patrick had a telephone placed in the
house i'm which he boarded and which
Mrs Francis said he paid for THIS
telephone was 1874 A Columbus. by
these telephone girls an effort viii be
made TO prove that there We're calls
between and O'Clock on Sunday night
between the two numbers
THE prosecution has an affidavit
from W, l.. Jones, Of Harris county,
Texas, a brother of the valet, In which
w. l.. Jones says that in July he sent
his brother at the latters request, two
ounces of chloroform The affidavit
says that Jones, the valet said in his
request for the chlorOform that a friend
of his was experimenting for a tooth
ache remedy. The chloroform was sent
by the American Express company
Later he sent his brother two ounces
more of choroform and two ounces Of
laudanum. These were sent by the same
express company,
Jones, the valet, testified that Pat
rick told him that he spent the whole
day Monday at his office, No 2lj Broad
way, tearing up papers. The jantor Of
the building will be produced to testify
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now have the greater bulk Of It located
and Gre about ready TO recover IL ana
tnrn il back into the treasury
The department Of justice has dis
covered that Carriers profits from the
shrewd swlndling scheme which he
worked successfully for 80 long a time
were s722.O0O The government detec-
tivcs who for three years have been
on the ex-army officers trail, have To-
Gated nearly every cent OF this money,
and as soon as certain unimportant de-
tails are completed the legal steps
necessary TO recover II win be taken
by the department Of justice. Attach
n1onts viii be sworn out by United
states district attorneys In New YORK
civ. In Savannah, Ga, and at other
places where Carter Invested the
money. and II Is not impossible that
as result Of these proceedings the
arrest Of two or three well known men,
charged with knowingly taking part in
protecting Carriers stealings, VIII fol-
low.
II has been learned that Carter In
vested the money IN giltedged securl-
ties and real estate around NV York.
An OF these securities. as well as the
real estate. have been located and the
government will swoop down on them
as soon as the attachments are OBJ
tained.
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Alaska Trading Companies.

San Francisco. April 6.---The Call this
morning says that the proposed COM
bination of the Alaska trading and
transportation companies viii soon be
completed. The parties TO the deal are
the Alaskan Exploration Co., capitalized
at $1,000, 600, The Alaskan Commercial
CO.. capital S2000000, and the North
American Trading and TRANSPORTATION
Co., with a capital Of 100000. II is
yet uncertain whether the Ames Mer-
camille Co., capitalized at 100000. viii
Join the combine, The new corporation.
representing the united interests Of the
companies named, will be called the
Yukon Mercantile company. This city
win be made the supply point and large
~ the point Of departure for vessels Of
its feet
The negotiations have been carried on
as secretly as possible and have been
actually fruitful OF but one large re-
suit mp TO the present time. That con-
sists In the agreement that has been
made to regulate the transportation on
the Yukon river There viii be no more
cut rates. This was considered one Of
the essential PROVISIONS necessary to be
made at once, In view of the coming
season When the deal Is completed a
written statement 10 the press win
probably be issued by the new COM
pany,
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that line heretofore known. BY means
Of this preparation il is possible TO
preserve butter, meats and all kinds
Of perishable merchandise. Expert
ments show that butter for instance
can be preserved melted and lose none
Of its freshness. IL can also be placed
among goods that are decomposing or
contain rank odors without being af-
fected. The preparation is not injuri-
Gus from a sanitary point of view and
will, ii Is believed. create a revolution
In the shipping Of perishable mer-
chandise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
SUFFERERS FROM PILES AND
RECTAL DISEASES
Have Now u Simple but Effective
litrp

Modern medical science and skill has
at last succeeded In producing remedy
which effectually cures that common.
but extremely annoying trouble, piles.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is the remedy
referred 10 and repeated and thorough
trials Of the remedy during the past
three years have demonstrated that II Is
the long sought for remedy which can
be depended upon as a genuine cure.
There are many remedies which give
relief but such relief Is only temporary
and the trouble soon returns as bad,
or worse, than ever But the Pyramid
Pile Cure stands practically alone as a
lasting cure. II not only gives immedi-
ate relief, but the relief is there to
stay
Mr. J, w. Rollins writes briefly and TO
the point regarding his experience with
Piles He saws: II consider the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure without an equal. II
cured me- IN less than thirty days. |
waited fifteen days or more to be sure
the remedy had fully cured me before
writing you | can now say ! am
cured and / shall recommend the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure at every possible oppor-
tunlty because It deserves IT,"
We quote from this gentleman's let
ter to show our readers how promptly
the remedy acts and also that there
Is no return Of the trouble
The Pyramid Pile Cure is simple and
harmless containing purely vegetable
ingredients, and can be used in all cases
with perfect safety and with the as.
surance that cure win follow. Ply
sicans prescribe II and use II In all
cases of piles in preference TO the dan
ger and uncertainty of a surgical opera
ton It cures without pain or incon-
venlence OF any kind.
The Pyramid pile cure prepared by
the Pyramid Drug Co. Of Marshall
Mich, and sold by druggists everywhere
at soc per package, making IT the SAT
est surest. cheapest pile cure before
the public and one you can try with al
most certain success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06

not carried out the conditions named
I'm their contracts.
Previous to lhis, he had annuled the
concession Of the asphalt company In
the state of bormudez, q concession
which for ten years or more had been
yielding the country large annual
revenue file then sold the asphalt prop
erty, which had been purchased years
before in fee simple from the govern
ment of Venezuela. The asphalt COM
pany protested and carried It's case into
the Venezuelan courts where II was re-
warded with an adverse decision, Then
the company brought its case TO Wash
ington and placed II before the United
States government The state depart
ment Immediately sent instructions re-
garding 1t to Minister LOOMS in Cara
cas-, These instructions LOOMS carried
out to the letter,
This preciptated the present trouble
in Venezuela,
Meanwhile, 1t Is said by excellent au-
thorities that each Of the entire diplo-
matte corps IN Caracas Is posting his
government daily regarding the state
OF affairs.
Senior Augusta pulido, charge d af-
flares of the Venezuelan legation, at
Washington. examined the article with
considerable attention last night at the
Waldorf Astoria. He said: Il believe
this article TO be greatly exaggerated
Cipriano Castro Is not a dictator In any
sense Of the word, II won his office
by force Of arms but he has obeyed
the constitution since his rise 70 power.
I never heard of the reported amend
ment TO the constitution whereby the
term Of office of president was extended
from four years to Fiv Andrade is not
the real president OF Venezuela. Neither
is Castro The latter is only pro-
visional president ! do not know even
If he will be elected to that office
During the troubled months when
the whole country was in a state OF
siege extraordinary measures were
necessary to preserve any scmblance Of
order. If these things did occur 1t was
long ago and much less narrowing than
portrayed by your correspondent"
Gonzales Esteves the consul general
Of Venezuela at this port, refused 10
discuss the contents of the article say
ing that there was no truth In it.
CASTRO WILL NOT YIELD.
Cincinnati o.. Ash Ga SPECIAL to
the Enquirer from san Juan de Puerto
Rico says.
Minister LOOMS has not arrived,
though cable dispatches state that he
left La Guayra for San Juan on the aux
ilary cruiser Scorpion, due yesterday
morning. II Is suspected that the Scor-
pion will Join the squadron at Guile
brao from whence daily despatch boats
arrive at San Juan There has evil
IDENTIFY been some delay in the departure
from La Guayra Of Minister LOOMS,
Naval officials here profess ignorance
Of the whereabouts of LOOMS.
Ayila Blanco, the Venezuelan con-
sui here, says that President Castro, Of
Venezuela, is unlikely to yield 10 the
demands Of the United states and Blan-
co expects that a naval demonstration
will follow He fears the result be-
cause OF heavy foreign interests at the
sea ports and hints at possible COM
plicatiOns Of an international character.
Uprisings have taken place in several
districts but President Castro is con-
sidered to be able TO quell them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
You Only Pay for the Medicines Actually Used.

service sire n he at,n scurd vapr
T y ciagc n case te o In cnc
pfpnO N rt IS ona sE
trau
Chronic
DAY NAVY
BE
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NO MORE MULES WANTED,
English War ONCE So Telcgraphs
Its AGENT In America.

New York, April "a special to the
World from New Orleans says:
The war Office IN London has cabled
It's agent in this country to buy no more
mules and horses for the South Afri-
ca war. but 20 hurry an stock now un-
der contract 10 New Orleans. where e
viii be put aboard ships as speedily as
possible.
Coldeburg, the chief Of the British
army In the United States, is now In
the West but Is expected here in a
few days
May LIST has been set as the time Tor
closing up the business OF shipping
stock from the United states. Il is tX-
pected that the last animal win Doe
aboard ship and OF 90 sea By that
date. II is believed here that the in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
I'M P 0VED MIND.
The Iood tirlpn.NnIn

a famous woman says. 81 am so much
in love with Grape-Nuts that presume
often bore people telling them about
the new food, You certainly will make
an everlasting fortune from the sale of
Il. The article has become the best
known cereal on the market
II can hardly be called a cereal for IL
Is not like the common rolled wheat or
rolled oats. but Il is In the form Of
granules, ranging from the size Of pin
head up TO twice or three times that
size.
II is thoroughly cooked at the fac
tory, and requires no preparation what
ever, but can be served instantly with
hot milk or hot cream 20 make a hot
mush, or cold cream can be poured In
the side OF the saucer and very de-
liclous crisp food Is the result. Not
only Is the taste fascinating, but the
nutritive value OF the food is very great
as shown by the improved condition
physically and mentally. OF those who
use 1t In ten days or two weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
Liver Disease,

The liver is affected by Catarrhal
poisons extending from the stomach
into the ducts Of the liver Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs Shores
famous treatment,
"Do you get dizzy"'
Have you cold feet?'
40 you feel miserable|
"Do you get tired easily?'
DO YOU have hot tiashes?'
Are your spirits low at tlmes?"
do you have rumbling in bowels"
These are the seven simple signs in
dicatng disease NJ the liver. II you
have any or an OF them seek Drs
Shores now and be cured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
The Bronchial Tubes.

When Catarrh Of the head or throa,
Is neglected or wrongfully treated, II
extends down the wndpipe Into the
bronchial tubes, and after awhile at.
lacks the lungs, Quickly cured with
little cost by Drs. Shores famom
treatment
Have you cough2"
DO you take cold easIly?'
Have you pain I'm the sde2"
do you spit up little cheesy lumpsg'
do you feel you are growing weak.
er?'
Don't risk neglecting these warnings
stop the disease before It reaches the
lungs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
VALET JONES CONFESSION.
Story of the Murder of Rice Prac.
ticalIy Corroboratcd.

New York, April 6.--The Times SAYS:
Assistant District Attorney James W.
Osborne Is satisfied that Valet Jones
confession on the witness stand that
he murdered old Millionaire Rice under
the direction of Albert Il. Patrick has
already been sufficiently corroborated
by the five chief witnesses Patrick
called In his own defense to warrant
Justice Jerome In holding the accused
man to await the action OF the grand
jury
Mr.. Osborne contends that Short.
Meyers DR. Curry, Potts and Mrs.
Francis, have already corroborated the
Wallets story in such important details
as will assure the court OF PatrlcE's
connection with the crime.
Patrick is the central idea I'm this
whole conspiracy" said the district at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06

Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eustachian tubes into
the ears, causing partial or coHl-
plete deafness. Quickly cured with 1T.
tie cost by Drs. Shores famous treat
ment
"Is your hearing falling"
"Do your ears disCharge?'
as the wax dry N your ears?"
"Do you hear better some days tRan
others
is your hearing worse when YOU
have a cold?'
Don't neglect this Gntll your hearing
is irreparably destroyed, Drs. Shores
can cure you.