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Miss Augusta KOen, Milllner.

Having bought out the interest ot
Mrs Eaton in this millinery estab.
lishment, Miss koen is now prepar
ed to offer to the ladies of Bellefonte
and vicinity, one of the finest selec.
tions of millinery goods ever
brought to Bellefonte. Great care
is given to the selection of these
goods, and everything in the store
can always be depended upon as be-
ing of the latest and correct pat.
terms. and up-to date IN every re-
spect- She carries no old or shell
worn goods of ancient STYLES, and
the ladies can depend on getting the
best. Miss Koen invites special at
tentiOn to the style and make of her
goods. believing a personal inspec,
ton will convince all of their quail
ity. County produce will be taken
in exchange.
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mining recently.

mining recently.
1t is matter of congratulation
amongst the mineral men of the
section the Arkansas Missouri Realty
Co.. of which DR.. F. s. Coburn is
president, will undertake soon the
Development of one of the largest
and best properties of the section
In his capacity as manager of the
Beulah mine DR.. Coburn has proved
himself most capable hustler when
it comes to mine development, and
the field needs him. Within less than
a year from the time development {
commenced at the Beulah the Doc
tor had his concentrates on the mar
ket and selling at the top price.
A Jolly crowd of eighteen stock
holders in the Ponca City Mining
Co.. of Ponca City. l. T. were regist-
cred at the Hotel Sunday as folio VS.:
J. G. Atkins, E. B. Hurford, T. II.
Burns. Linn Moss, Porter Moss, c.
D. Duncan, H. ]. Seybold. A W.
Roberts, E. Sitterly. G. T. Lee, D.
NJ. Short, T. B. p. Edwards, Henry
Rein, A. @. SholdanI, H. D. Ed
wards, ]. w. Clemmons, Miss Bessie
Wood and Mrs. E. K. Perry. Early
Monday MOI ming they loaded them
selves into hacks and went over to
Boxley, Newton county. to investi-
gate lands recently purchased near
there They returned Yesterday all
tired completely out with the noun
tain ride of thirty FIVE miles, but en-
thusiastic over the evident richness
of their property They ordered the
commencement of development
work while at the mines, and will
have good carbonate to work
on from the grass-roots.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23
MINING NOTES,

Prof J. c. Bunch. who was i,
Nd Monday from the Yardelle Mines
iePcrts the miners at the Speer
4 shaft still in good ore at 81 feet
harvey Atchisson sent in som,
me specimens of Jack this week +
prove that there are all sorts of ore
10 the Mt Hersev district where be
is wor orking
Messrs Parker & Sherwin of Webb
Sity No through their local agent
j. T.: Barnard. commenced wort tb;s
week on the Jim Baughman land in
the Crooked Greek district.
Z w. F. Ryun, the Omaha saw mill
man, is developing some mineral
property as side issue; and homes
10 spring some surprises for North
boone In the near future.
we understand that the ANAL
gamated Lead and Zinc comnanv;s
gong 70 start prospecting the 100
acres 1T holds from Reuben Cantreu
IN IO, 20, 19, in the course of ftbe
next week or two.
PROT K {. Walton. of the YeIIv;IIe
Iuiner passed through SATURDAY. on
MS way to Kansas City. He saws
mat concentrating mill is soon TO
@ oe erected at the Dyson property on
-labber creek, where he has been
uperintending some very sYccas-c..I
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The ST & NJ A Rv

The St, L. & NJ A. Ry. The name of
the st. Lou
Is d North Arkansas Railway is
rapidly becoming identified with
any and all measures looking to-
ward the development and flu
ture welfare of the country
along It's line, and for this rea-
son alone, manufacturers, min
erS, farmers and fruit growers
may rest safe with the Ass urance
that this line stands ready to
back them in all legitimate en-
terprlseS that tend to be build
up the general commerce of
the country.
The company seeks to increase
the mum mber of manufacturing
plants along its line, either bV
local enterprise, or the bringing
IN of foreign capital, and are
ready at all times to furnish all
information regarding resourc-
es, adaptability, climate, regard
ing manufacturing, mining, farm
ing, stock raising or fruit grow
ing.
Among the many business
towns along this line, where the
man with capital can find
good openings, we may mention
the following:
Eureka Springs-the famous
health resort.
Bearyville-the great farming
belt.
Green Forest-the fruit or
chard
Harrison-the great mineral
belt.
Bellefonte-the land of the
@-ffaDe.
EVerton present terminus.
Look over this list, o.ond aftar
Ou have decided the point a.,
hich you desire to locate, write
II full information to the ST. L.
& N. A Railway. /
This road runs through some /
the richest country in a nat L
rally rich section, and there is 1
much landscape variety and a
aautiful scenery along the line, S
) one would see in a thousand
lies travel in some countries. I
ere every turn in the road is c
l art gallery, wherein are dis 7
Layed Natures grandest mas a
,rpieces.
The road winds and curves I
trough green valleys in the
Lidst of which flow silvery
5reams, huge picturesque, rock {
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ribbed, towering bluffs, cross
gently rolling fields and meadow
lands, plunges into virgin for
ests, and then sweeps across
level plans, which are well-kept
and beautiful to look upon.
A trip over this line is a
dream, a morning ram BILE in the
parks of fairy-land. All is sub
timely beautiful and bewitching-
ly lovely. When we look upon
either side of the road, land of
sunshine and bird songs, a land
that is warmed by the sun and
kissed by the dews of Heaven, a
land watched over by the glitter
ing stars and smiled upon by a
benificent Providence, we cannot
help but wonder why so many
pass through this land to the
barren plains of Texas.
If you want an excellent loca-
ton on which to make a perma-
nent home, come and look over
the land along the line of the ST.
L. & n. A. Railroad, but don t
buy either here or elsewhere un-
til you have made a personal in
vestigation. So far as the coun-
try is concerned, you cannot
make any mistake in locating
along this line. With all it's nat
ural advantages it will make you
a good home. We're we to at
tempt to describe all its natural
advantages we would soon be-
come lost in the midst Of their
profusion, and would be forced
to the conclusion that Nature had
endeavored to locate part of al
her good things in this one sec
ton, and succeeded fully so fal
Las was .naSSible without extend
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

MCGUFFY'S New Reaadtfhs-s are mic
ly and we'll bound in cloth, will com
pare favorably with any published
in Merit. Examine them, and intro
duce them in your Schools.
\ Don't forget the date Sept. 1st
is the time the Guarantee Mercantile
company will open ready for bus
mess.
THE American Book Company has
the best and the cheapest school
books published, Try them in your
schools.
The City Bakery is in working
order now. We also have a restau-
raGt in connection also. Don't for
get us.
New goods, more goods and
better goods at Coffman & Sons,
than anywhere and cheap for cash.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23
PhOtdS! PhOtOS!!

Nlws of Lands and Mines a spec
IaitS taken on short notice Prices
IN rach of all. Views OtNOrth Ark
ans,s for sale. Mines, landscapes,
GAYS, railroad views, and rivers.
lhebest in photography.
w. H. NUM-,
Bunch-Allison Building,
Harrison, Arkansas.
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LOCAL.

-beliefonte began tent meetin,
ne new Abney Hotel at Rell.
ionte opened this week, ~
CLLrIeaehlng CL" at Presbvteriar
Church Sunday IL a. m 'e' 'ah
The excursion from Eureka VEG
'erday brought several carloads .,
sight-seers. o'
assessor Ozier has completed his
iist ior this year. and it is in 49,
hands of the Clerk '"e
"A new boy came Sunday ,;ob.
10 gladden. the home of N- 80
Nirs- Lewis w. Lapham.
Hlli Mays was thrown from
mule thursday and suffered q ser;
Gus fracture of his wrist.
-Ihe 10th Century Club will bold
lie next meeting with Mrs. Alf Kina
u" 'ne afternoon of the 28th inst
Burt Bunch, who has been ,saoh
ing IN Madison county. snent ST.
nay last visiting parents and friend.
here iei'us
L +. Williams, Il reaiestate deal
er OF Oklahoma City. visited his
'''i' lark Williams, here this
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

-Livingston's customers are sat
ished ones. Why? Because he guar
antees them satisfaction or money
refunded. Try him if you want any
thing in jewelry.
breakfast bacon, lard, hams,
earned meats and fresh lot crackers
and cookies. Cheese and macaroni.
Glass & Co.
WHO says the American Book Co.
IS a trust! Don't make such a state
ment unless you can verify it.
INTRODUCE Rice's National SPELL
ers IN your Schools. You will he de
lighted with them.
ne swell store of the city will
&c 'he Guarantee Mercantile. Open
Se-nf -
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23
Small Stocks VS.. LARGE Stocks.

Our stock, while complete, is not
large We order often, thereby keep
ing fresh goods. Many drugs lose
their strength with age. When buy
ing be sure you do not get some
thing has been on the shelves too
long.
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.
West Side Square.
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For Sale or EXchan0p

4 Forlan in Oklahoma or Texas,
no ares of fine land, $50 acres in
c'itIvation. 90 acres in fine timber,
tuIe o'chard, three sets ofgood build
lags, and fine mineral prospects.
lhis and is situated one-and- a half
mlleseast of Harrison, and joins the
Dennison, Anna and
Rorti Star mines. See or address.
W. s. SULLIVAN
BellfOnte. Ark.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

for sale. For particulars rsseis sse see ".
Gordon.
-Engraving free on goods bought.
Livingston, the Jeweler
If you want to rent a nice office
see John A. Bunch.
This is a land of rem arkable pro-
ductiveness in all lines, and it will
pay any one thinking of pulling up
stakes and looking for a new loca-
ton, 20 call and see the OppOrtuni-
ties in all branches offered in Boone
county. =
If you want good farm or fruit
land; if you are looking for timber,
if you have a prediction for stock
raising, or have a few dollars to in
vest in some of the finest paying
lead OF zinc mines, it will pay you
to see what Boone county and
Crooked Creek Valley has to offer
you in that line.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

How different are things now,
How everything has changed
from Eureka Springs on out to
Everton. A trip through this
section a few months ago was
: made with fatigue, annoyance
and difficulty. A ride by horse,
back or vehicle was always slow
and tiresome, requiring from one
to two days to make a trip that
is now traverSed in from one to
, two hours.
And then see the numerous
thriving and prosperous villages
and towns that have sprung up
,1I ~ OSt like magic along this line.
:, he SClIEu""SS of the mountains
have had their eCuC~,>~ q u, -.-., l--->,,
by the shrill whistle of the iron y
horse. Where the primal still \
ness of the everlasting hills
reigned a few months ago, the
ak of the WOOdman now sings it's
song of industry.
The officials of the road are all
men Of high standing in the
commercial world, and the en-
plOyes are all men of experience,
and are all competent in their
different lines of business. The
road is to be congratulated on
having such an admirable organ
izatiOn of its forces, under the
capable management of General
Manager Geo. West, so that the
entire system works harmOni-
ously, from the highest official of
the road, down to the men VINO
WELD the pick and shovel, the
bone and sinew Of every move
ment both great and small.
There is no question as to the
great and lasting good this road
has done not only the section
through which it passes, but al
so the entire Northwest Arkan-
SaS, and this benefit viii! be great
ly enhanced when the road is
completed
This road is now in fine cOndi-
5iOn. The best of material has
been used in its construction,
hundreds OF men have been EN-
plOyed, and thousands of dollars
expended in perfecting the road,
and the result is here laid before
the public-a source Of genuine
satisfaction tOitS feiendS, and AMI
object of admiration to even thOSet
who opposed its construction.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

W. H. Johnson, of Springfield,
Mo-, has ISSUED a pamphlet. .Taney
County and Her Lead and Zinc Re-
sources" which shows up the min
eral resources OF fancy county in a
bright light. A copy will be sent on
receipt of two{ 2-cent stamps for
postage.
For up-to-date Mineral Map OF
the four North Arkansas zinc coun-
ties send 10 cents 10 tbe Tn1Rs HaE
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

BALDWIN'S Readers are the best
published. Directors and teachers
should examine, and introduce them
in their So hools.
Do you want a nOn-partisan His
tory in your schools? If so use
Shinn's History of the American peo-
pie.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

"A great bargain: 13O acres one
and one-halt miles from the depot at
Batavia 60 acres in cultivation.
Two good houses, barn, orchard
and two living springs. Call quick
Ozark & Texas Land CO., Thos.
Helm, manager, Harrison Ark.
-Saffer Drug Co. have a large lot
of literary books which they will
sell at reduced figures to close them
out This is rare chance to get 4
good book by a hrst-class autsor,
cheap.
Your children are entitled to lthe
best schools books published. oBe-
ware of companies that boast of}the
cheapness of their books, insteadl q
merit.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23
Red Cedar Posts and Poles.

Wholesale and retail. Write u.
for delivered prices.
OZARK Posi- AND TIMBER Co
Harrison Ark
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23
For Rent.

Two good rooms for light house,
keoing with kitchen privileges. Ap-
plyat this office.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

: Thinking People:
II you need whisky that is whisky,
tor family or medical purposes, l
have 1t. Call at the Senate Bar,
south side square.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

-Malta-Vita, Grapenuts, Force,
FIt.ked Rice, Ralston Breakfas t
rood, k0ued Oats. All fresh.
Glass & Co.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

MExwEHis Grammars are in three
books, and are>well adapted to the
needs of the countsy and graded
Schools. Try them.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23
Are you looking for Shoes?

Or are you looking for the cele-
brated Mayfeld pants? Call at S.
w. Sullivan's Bargain Store, Belle
fonte, Arkansas.
Call at w. S. Sullivan's Bargain
Store, Bellefonte, Arkansas, for the
celebrated Brown shoe, or the May
field pants. He has their exclusive
sale in Bellefonte. He also has a
large and complete stock of general
merchandise-all first class goods,
no shoddy goods in the house.
| tell you there is not house in
Boone county that can or will un-
dersell the Bellefonte Bargain store
Call and price his goods before buy
ing at some Racket or cut throat
house, who is here to-day and gone
tomorrow. The Bellefonte Bargain
Store is here to stay.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

TEACHERS and directors should ex-
anime McMasters' History. 1t will
meet the demands of the public
schools.
:RvEY'S New Grammar wik meet
of your schools Try
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

Peach Seeds.
200 or 800 bushels of
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

aud
Station
want l.
with T
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"A large second -han@ | Cane Mill
for sale. For particulars ts see W. +.
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ished rooms to Te-.,-
5 A ThurstOn-
paper. wall paper, at cost.
1 II. Saffer & Co.
W Mating at 7. W. John
n 1Oc to 40c per yard
IIey IS closing out his entire
merchandise for cost.
rolls of latest patterns straw
g lust arrived at 7. w. John
Jt- lst the Guarantee Mercan-
p will be ready for business.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

-rrT. II you
or correspond
., Ark.
The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

Mon
double
of deS
CialtyI
on Ar
. tiOII.
dreS,
zoo
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lore a handsome Odh
TY SILVER DOLLARS.
5 a number of keys,
lie box.
me DOLLAR will be
tribution of keys be-
Ist Saturday in each
.rs of Keys that will
90 IN SILVER, FREE.
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DENIAL FROM CLAYTON.
~. say. IN. Charge. FiIsa Ag.la.t HIN
A.. Fsiss.

We says ths thafgss fhea hssfh" ~"
A.. F.iss.
Washington March ia telegram
has been received by Secretary Hay
from Powell Clayton. United States
ambassador 10 Mexico. declaring the
charges preferred against him. con
meeting his name with the ownership
OF Mexican mining stocks. was false
II "a said NJ the department there
Il nothing In the law or regulations 10
prohibit a minister or ambassador from
holding stocks or even engaging In
business IN the country 10 which he
was accredited II n further stated NJ
the department that this has an i'm
pOrtant bearing upon the charges pre-
ferred against Ambassador Clayton
that IN even the step taken by him in
the Mealy case he acted with approval
and in most cases by the direction OF
the department
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INSURGENTS FIGHTING.
rbsy c.pssss sss~s-l Ts-ps ss1 A..
H.sssass % yshss.

s.ssssss 20 0'ss's
Por; - sps a. Trinidad. March IL
YsnszBslan Insurgents commanded b.
General HOnsgas captured the port ~
Cuania March ~ Sir custom hoass
oEcsrs wsrs wounded. Government
troop. commanded bY General ysIu-
tini reeaDtursd 0usp'a Sunday
lnsBrRenis have taken poeasssioa Of
Cariaoo. and are marching on cuma-
nas insurrents also continus to
threaten CarBpaDo. which place. Il IL
said they will mostly likely capture.
The revolutionary G'eamer Bolivar
landed q force u Insurgents on March
"a. on the shore mar Puenia Piedraa.
north Of the Island Of Margarita. and
March 10 the steamer landed war munl-
tions and insurgents forces near Gu
marebo. opposite the Island Of cura
Goa. 20 reinforcs the revolutionary
troops under General Rivera. who are
preparing 10 attack Zorro.
Venezuelan insurgents are very nc
tive M present and the situation ap-
pears TO be grave for tho government
of Venezuela.
II Is reported here the insurgents
have captured Ciudad de- Cure near
vaiancia.
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A HILARIOUS EDITOp.

The following are excerpts from
q column Of breezy notes in
the lAsi issue Of the Madisonyille
Meteor, anent the coming Of the
railroad:
"Oh, glory bsP az Mr.. Dooley
would cay.
II will be the Daily Meteor soon.
Here's yogr morning paper"
"Ths first National Bank oi
Msdisonvilis" will be established
before the railroad ge.s here.
Investors are already here, aud
there !. going 70 be an army oi
them 10 look over our property
pretty soon
Madisonyills's new theatre will
be a modern playhouse, with the
latest stage accessories and Of am
pie seating capacity.
An oil mill. ice factory, bottling
works, water works, compress aud
canning factory are a few Of the
good things that Sill follow the
railroad 70 Madisonyille.
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sts.s ys Fr1nk gohnsez, eksrgse
sifs Burglary.
State y. Yrsnk gobns0D, ehsrgsa
with ibsh u property over ~
value ofs50
STATE 70. Tom Scott. charged with
murder IN N. sse0nd degree.
STATE We Tony Murphy, ehargso
siih sssssit 70 murder.
POcHlLA ctsE.
Immediately after curt wa
called 70 order. Judge Scott ar
nO1nesd the verdict in the suit for
damages n I'd PoebiIs ". The I. *
O. X. Railroad eompany, finding
fof the defendant company. The
.Bit Ma for alleged damages 70 the
properly from bui ding the railroad
10 front Of IL.
CRIMINAL cAsEe.
Frank Welch and Luther Me.
knight, the two white boys charg
ed with the burglary Of w. Il.
Eidson's house near Wellborn on
Jan. 7, each entered plea Of
guilty. They also testified that
they are under 10 years Of age,
and ia confederation Of their ten
der years the jury fixed thrir Pun
ishment at two years in the refor.
and house Of correction at
Gateegiile.
Tony Murphy. colored, charged
with assault with intent 10 murder,
entered a plea Of guilty and was
given two years IN the peniten-
tiary.
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DIsTpIcr coUV.
csinisa Docket csIled-Jsry for the
Wssk-pechils Case.

Cfiminsl Dtcksf Cslled-Jufy Tor the
Nssk-pechiIs Case.
Disiriel oost c0nysnsd for the
third week Of DE March term yss-
ssfdsy, and the following juror.
we're sworn In for the week:
JrEY y0E THE NEEK.
n snry BsnboN. J VI. Mathis, J.
r. Mef3ss, J. n. Francis. y A. Cot
nam, J. &. Bl1ms, 5am Hunter, X.
W. Howell, II l. Iesis, Joe Ora
Ian, g. W. Bfogdon. II Schramm.
q. W. Hlggs, J. W. skaiDs, II. l..
Hshssrling, v. X. Hardy, Joe
Ellis, J. W. Fullerton, A. T. Clark,
Walter Foster, T. II. Franklin, &.
A. Buchanan, l.. r. Battle and j.
v. Holden.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
state ". Tom Homer, charged
with then Of a mule.
State We. Rosa SchiltinO, charged
with manslaugh.er.
State Va. Tom Williams, charged
assault 10 murder.
-. Tom Williams, charged
Trial set for March 10.
Qsan, e,.Afged
q . y. 'o'' 4. charged
40" AoeS'0'tlgs p.;arch IS.
,,p ssr. 'Welch, charged
s,'% oSta9:
40 VS.. Luther Mcknight,
ged with burglary.
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TURKISH GUARD ATTACKED
BuIrariaa R.veIasiss,ss. Espuissd Apsr
sotn~ Ls...


Constantlnopie. March IA band
OF Bulgarian revolutionists recently at
tackled Turkish guards at Nerua in the
district OF Diumabala. but we're re
pulsed with the loss Of two men killed
and a number wounded The Turks
sustained no losses.
Arrests and deporta,lons Of military
and civil officials continue 20 be daily
occurrences. The trial Of ~ persons
arrested In connection with the case
OF F'uad Pasha has commenced.
The sultan has committed the sen
fences % Fuad Pasha and General Ma
zim Pasha q IN degradation and I'M
pTisonment 20 simp 2 exile.
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EI.s-.,.,.r, T,.s-y Improving.

New York. March l7.-Gen. y. r.
Tracey. eH-sccrctary % the navy. who
was suddenly overcome BY Illness In
court here Saturday. Is reported at his
hotel % be steadily Improving.
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caia =, chie-re

Chicago. March l7.-Chicsgo Is ex-
periencing severe winter weather Since
Saturday there has been a drop In tenn
perature 81 50 degrees. Al . O'Clock
this morning the mercury registered
degrees above. while a strong wind
added 10 the general discomfort
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Sf-tr wS-f1 - --F-rs,s~cs Tr.lfrz
;rtsas Errtlg wa ~ eusrsft ~
Esl 50 "a Tttf rlcfrfrr IA "a.
irr~r tr1-fes ftS 1865 E8iNsf
v-ltftr u SO trsse fts st,ai =
CuEaxrsr. xtsrs ~ rxsiies fbe AZ
rsrtI - 20 DesfaetlaSt tarlsx %
b-tre Pr1.es Hs-FT = Trztria -
nfrti ro- Tte-ner 49, osssr kiKs
sfrsi t.s -rlltaFV e'rce-f NJ pzrfi-
cislts - fts fsesyfio- - fsa gYiSos
TIE YgrrrF -rarlrs artillery a-e Esa.
rfrs tfre were or1efes ~ - present.
TIE cruiser Bsia Nil faSs PfinoS
Hsr-Y EtkCrs. sfief fhs Dsg'tesit.s
s-rtg-S bsfofs Cgrtaren KlDerOf
Wnlsr. Priscs BerrV ane tss isftsf's
Usifs Sin tDsr1 Kaiser Wiihsin o.
vac. Nil lHrssciAfs.y sid FOR KisL
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Knights Of PythIas.

The lodge will be called 10 ordeI
tonight at Z o'clock promptly. Be
sides work IN the second degree, I'm.
portant business Is 10 be transacted
All members will please take notice
Visiting brethren In the city will be
welcomed.
+. NJ. Law, Jr., &. c.
w. II. Johnston, X. n. K 3.
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su.r Canal R..p.a.d

Port Said. Egypt March 1.-THE
suez canal has been reopened. The
British petroleum steamer Nerite.
from Mafgeil IS. February p reported
Sunday 10 be on fire IN the canal. Is
stu burning
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-18

Bluenelds. W Va March IA riot
f. threatened among the strikers and
guards at Toms Greek mines. where
900 men have been out for month.
The armed force has been doubled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-18

London. March i7--Ohcially an
nounced that King Edward will not
70 abroad this year. lie viii cruise In
British waters on board The royal yacht
Victoria and Albert
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-18

J. r. Bond recently purchased the
v. =. Wilcox blacksmith shop, which
il one ~ the best equipped shops In
this section ~ the state. All kinds
81 blhcksfnitiiiDg, woodwork and
vehicle painting. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Your patronage will be- APP
preciated. %