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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
0osHn, III.

GOSHEN. Ill
0 ue.ss Psr. Food ~, L.Rey, NJ:
u a Sir: -scns ~ sinss pseAsss Of
yoar GRAIE-o preparation s.s i.n :. ny
oil :. l,ooi I. hop. sad s.'s II . trial.
a.. ! have 10 ssy vss ysFJ u uoh pleased
viii 4, - . subst'.pss for coffee. We
have .lvsys used the bes, Jsvs and Aoobs
10 COR family. bot ! en- free 70 ssy ! like
The GRAlN-O ~ veil % the best coffee
ever drstk. Respectfully yours,
A. O. JACKSON. NJ D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

David, The tso.Jesr old con Of Frank
Dsnsr, Of EaI Jaloiioo, Tell into .
drain hols o. The bone Of bic grand
father. 6andsy eseuise. he YES ioond
BY Gay snd John. the avsn and tish,
yssr old sots Of the lei o.. TIE little isl
Ios y" 10 the water Up TO tn hesd and
ssl ureosssien ~hsp the boys raseted
Cd 10 pulling Lir oa,. He soos fecov
cred.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

An sccidett which has occurred only .
lev times 10 the history Of bsse ball took
place 10 the game o. West Dsmmers.on.
Ans. 16 KID" L,mout. the speedy
young pitcher. was delivering the bali
towards the CLOSE Of The game 10 the lead.
when his arm suddenly snapped. Wheo
be was taken to physician 10 Brsttlsboro
il vas foand thst his arm vas broken 10
two plscee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

J,ues, The " Jra ola 700 Of Aldstmss
J X. Creed - gtil.sa ss badly barssd
chile plsyiss .iih posisr. TIE led OIL
tupttd TO toach 20 sItls Of eipiesives
vib % ,leb. bat tie possei ash.d be
fore be Us prepared sbd hi. cietsits
Q aiht Gre nj. face aud right sfn ere
almost cue eobtisuoa, blhi.r IL Der
rovly uesped iosips the tight OF both
svss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

AGRA IMMEDIATELY

Colds sre sometimes more troublesome
10 summer Thsn 10 winter. Ne 20 bard Ia
keep from sddipe 10 them while cooling
on after exercise. oos Missts Cough Gore
cures d once. Absolutely safe. Acss In
psdistsly. Sure osss TOR eossbs. oolds,
Group, thfoss cod lang tsoubIes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
JKLLO. TIE New DESSERT. :,
plssses oil the family. Four AsvoU:-Lsn
on. Orange. Raspberry aud Strsw berry.

The discharge OF the six union compost
Tors on The MOI tpelier Argus, 10 he re
placed BY noo-uuion msobins operators.
bss esuHd trouble siih the typoersphi
csl union and may lead 10 . boycott Of
the Argue - . newspaper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
NJ hair VS. i.lIips ca. ver, f.s,, ard

Ny heir sn telling out very Lat, ard
sss RAPIDLY turnios gray, Tried ssvsfsl
bsir preparations. bat they dill me mere
hsrm titan good Then tried Ayers Hsir
visor, Soon my hair stopped f.lliss oct
sod Ill the old color ga restored. Then
il eon mstssd 10 sros very upiily, md
Il IL sos 8 is,t 8 inches long. Mrs.
Lydis Kaytssd,l', Clsnuor'. III,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

The smouot Of the freight bill ct New
pot for the freight Transferred between
The Bostol X Msi0s and the Canadian
Pssi6c raiIrosds during last week WIS
SOL. 257. this 10 several tho uHnd more
than ever bsiors. l, usually averages
between S3O, 900 snd $40. 900 week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

Com N ,nder Wslis L m o Field, OF tbe
United States b,vy, hss betn prom oted 10
ths sslk Of ospt.io he b." nearly CON
plstea fossy ys.rs service 10 the navy,
Hs bas been ~ bis heme 10 Bennington,
bot hss rov nturned 10 tis dn,ies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

Daring The month Of Juns 929 sussts
rssiisfsd 81 the tso hotels In l,lsnd
Pond. AID 1905 10 Jsly. These do no.,
ibolu ie pt opls t,tips ous mssl or rseu
lar boar I.ts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
@ ,m.,,oiJ k...,' y tu.uil,o,

Cjuntroi.l Assat ]. =. H.nillon
sri.es from Corsssll thst The deusSd ios
American goods IL Increasing IN Csnsds.
tstdsHs, tr"s goods ss'ieonsrsi md
ffains iuplsussts. ladies' novelties.
boots. shses and hsls are sspeeisliy popu
Ter. snd goods ere advertised 90 Aaeriesn
10 order 10 sia ps,roasga
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

SINE one 10 F.irbsvsn borossd The.
nrs departments leash used TO .sru
u, hydrspt With snd, did not .rstasp H.
Tie consequences va. . harm burned.
dosl shiIs The Gre department. vas Try
Ing 10 End, borrow or steal . sssseh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

The Mossley / ,Stoddsrd Msuuiaotnr
Jog Company, shiah h,s been 10 busi
ness 10 Rutland ilr many years uodsr
that name. will berssitsr be known - the
Stoddsrd MsLuitctdrins Company. This
ohsnse vas decided 1t the sonusl meet
ing OF the stockholders, which vas held
recently.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

Frsuk L. Merlin jspitor OF the B, thel
town hall. wss turnipg eff The lishts after
. minstrel show and vas badly shocked
by the outrent tnd . tbunder-storn
which va raging He fell uneonsoious
bot soon recovered, ~"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
sArrassill VALLEY vAis.


The i,it b.ld lat vesh va 10 some .,
sytsis srss, s-sscs, srd 10 others nssr
Ia tsiisrs. ttoash the nssse shov 10
some 81 The aspsftasnu as not The issil
Of the msssssu nor Of the people. TAs
ssssse bs bsss sIeepiiopslly cold sSd
bseh ssfa md pro Gee hes sot sfoss -
ssasL huy Of The isrnsrs bed 90, do
hhsd hs,iss ED could 90, sford 10 be
pfsssi ssd btiss their stock.
The posltfy sItibit sss Zee, the beat
ever ssosn here Or 10 The stats ., 90 ofdio
sfy fsh Thsrs go tome spleadid stock
shs BET, ever shown here. bat The shov
YES no, - l.rss - usasl Tbus vss YER,
little sl0eh exhibited Of the Cssbridse
ioif srd 10 rs'psci 10 ibis oars Vas sbssd
OF th,L
Ia fsrsi and ssfienliarsl balls ths s1hib
II vss ain oct fsilare. 10 The latter there
10 seod reason for II bat vhy II should
be % "on year With the ladies 20 srs no,
Informed.
The attendance .. very good ander
tbs eiro instance, though IL ,insd on the
nerpins Of the second day, which kept
ssms sssy. The trettins vss Zoe ssd ve
have never he'd better rsess. Capt Ttou
~ vss on hand sad pleased The crowd
With bic nstvslons issts. end msn With
trained dogs vas also secured. vhieh
proved % attraction. and on the whole
those sho attended we're veil pleased,
Tbs races we're we'll contested end oslisd
90. much interest. especially the $50
elsss or home fsoe. which took four hssis
10 decide aud vu Won BY Green Aountsin
Atistos, though Morrow took one bee. and
might have voa the rses II be had been
more steady. Parker v. vu third aud
Ktity Brown ioorth. The best time
2S9 IL.
IL tsok cir beats 10 decide The 2 25 class
10 which there vers i've entries. Uomsa
ehss Boy won out, thossh Jeanette enter
60 uy II, u bafests, took Two meats, Jay
Bird von third money snd Blue Ribbon
fourth. Best time 229l-l
10 the 2 80 oiss there we're four start
srs and II vas . sir heat race. Brown
Rose, entered BY II. Z Borgess., won out.
John ID. second, Bloc Ribbon third and
Comsnobee Boy dislsnced. Beet time
asa Ia
There we're but three starters 10 The free
for ell rsce. which vas won 10 straight
hssls BY wynoks, entered by J. 3, Parker.
though he vas forced TO 90 the fret best
10 2 1912 TO nsks II. BY Drssmlsnd. On
tered BY II Hall. jim Corbett third. This
This vss the iss.est time ever made % the
track, With one exception.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

TIE Bsilipstop library cen missips
hes svasss The eoSlts, Ter he ttv
ssil5sss Ia Casa Z f.ss q gsslsta.
prles Ga 700.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
POI DINING THE kY TEN

1t 10 through the bowels that the body 10
olesDsed Of Impurities. onstipation
keeps these poisous 10 the system, osus
log besdsohe, dulness and melsncholi o.
arst. then upsightly ;ssu ptions and 6uslly
serious illness unless . remedy 10 applied.
DsWitps Little ErIy Risers prevent this
troubls BY siiu Mating the liver and pro
notes easy. healthy ,otion o. the bowels.
The little pills do ncs 80. violently Ou. by
s,rene thenips the bowels enable them TO
perform their Own FORK. Never grippe or
Distress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

"hsss you . Aoor psist that lasts ~
sssksr Tee, We hsvs Devos's: II hss .
bssstiiul sloss ssd viii wear ~, years n
spplisd. 4. l. Graves,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11

The Harrison Guuits COMPANY Of Bar
70 shipped the roof stone to the Marcus
DAILY msusoleum =. Greenwood cemetery.
New York. The wsasoleum cost t45, 900,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
Deaths.

A ths fssiaspcs - ltssrr o'Hsfs ia M.seh..,
..i. Aase.i sa.h. @sbs Cscslis rpcht. .rsd -
,ssrs
Ahsts loRg .pa p.lefal Illness, NAY h,r .esl
rssa ~ peace. Amsn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-11
PREMIUM LIST.
HORSES.


Osntlsmsn's drivers Rob
bert isi. {. Denlo I'd.
Four.year-oid-J. T, Paddock
fst.
Thrss-ysar-old-J. ,. Paddock
Ist. n. Garfield I'D.
Two.ysaf.oid - L. l.. Wood
ware rot, c. B. Kent I'd.
Two.ysar.old geldisg-H. K.
Burgess IN.
Ons.yssr.sld-H. l.. Hulstt Ist
Best brood mare aad colt-C.
l.. Randall Ist, +. Squires II.
Best sucking colt-C, l., Hu-
lett Is,, r. Squirss I'd.
Work horsss--J Bowie Ist, ".
J. Covey I'd.
CeldiaS or marc four yeas old
Il. A. Graves Ist.
Single driving horse-F. w,
Cook Ist, K. Linslsy I'd, l.. Nun.
son sd,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE.
Carson. Sewsll & Co. Ready to Begin
Business With Mr.. r. N. Cor.
don, Manager.

Bryan has long been in need Of
a first.class grocery house, it being
generally conceded that few of the
lesser cities OF The state are more
iarorably located Tor building up
"a fine Wholesale trade. and il j.
with pleasure the E'gie announces
tina, the time his arrived for this
need ~ be supplied by one Of the
best known aud most enierprising
firms ia the south
Car,on, Sewall & Co, Of Hous.
ton, have rented the Howell new
building, a handsome three-story
structure Of modern design al d
finish, and will open up a gener /
line Of Wholesale groceries as soon
a. the goods can he received a. d
placed in the house. The stock
will be the same as that carried 10y
he main house in Houston, aud
everything will be handled in cai-
load lots. Mr.. r. NJ. Gordon e
this city has been appointed man.
ager Of the Bryan house and will
have entire charge of the rrm',
business at this point. Mr.. Cor.
don's business qualifications are
such that a better selection could
not have been made fJr the impor.
,aut place. lie is an expert book.
Keeper snd accountant and has
hprr connected vith one Of Rryans
leading irm-, the grocery hou.e of
". r. Saundrr, for more than ten
wears. His general knowledge If
the business and acquaintance
with the trade IRE sucn that he
will be able 10 make a success. Of
the business from The first.
The Bryan Il Use will supply
the trade In Central Texas north,
east and wesi Of Bryan, sui ol,h
A. far a. will not infringe ou the
territory now covered by another
house. Mr.. G. w. Carr. the we'll.
known and popular salesman nj
Carson, sewaH e Co., will continue
to represent the firm In this terri.
tory.
- -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
cOyEY.cHPisTIAy.

Mr.. J. L. Convey and Mics Edna
Christian stole march on their
friends Sunday afternoon and were
quie lY married at lbe home RI!
Mr. and Ms J. p. Dunr, near
NheelOck, IN the pr-sruc- at rela
tive. and few friends. Rev. 7. ;
WiIliford, of Ilearne, officiating.
Both the young people Hre we'll
known in Bryan add popular Wi.h
a large c'rc e of friends. Mr. Cuvry
j. conn, cted with the Cole Hard
ware company. a,d one VI the mo.t
p olre-sivr and energetic young
business mer in the city. Mis-
Christian is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr. W J Christian and j. greatly
beloved Tor her many womtnly and
lovable ualities which have en-.
deared her In all. Mr.. and Mr..
Convey are nj nome with Mrs. l..
Tiebout. Mr. w. II. Cole, Miss
Fila WILKES aud Mrs Sim Cooper
We're IN attendance vt the wedding
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
FieNotsA FATHER.


Ksntu,A 80 K.ca-d NJ. ION 90 Deaii
snd rrnh.b.y Kni-d D-ash'~-.
Inez. Ky, Nov. 3.-P.ccsait Spald.
Ing held for killing his i-ytar-old soy
and his l5-year-oll daughter IS threat
onci with lyncAlu-. spral.inss fam.
.ly consisted OF wife. tArce daughters
and a son. with h's daughters ana
l-y. tho father was herdlng sheep last
rry Tho nr~ vt 1raNl' fo k'cT
M With the cth- Tho n'he- placed
LIN on a stone beside s7.ltS tell
ing him 10 walt until BIS rc.gra Ths
be- becoming tired OF sitting still be-.
-au % peel loose bark on O tree That
ovcrhung the spring Presently ;hs
father returning and noticing the bark
on The ground. asked the boy who hal
done a. The Boy replied that De had
Il would rather have you dead than
raj you - destroy ayerything on the
farm" Is the reply the father r. said
20 have made anl then. Il Is charged
De picked mp a stone and struck the
boy on the head. knocking him down
Then. Il Is alleged. he kicked tIe pros
trate boy In the head until he had Kill
ed him. and turning 20 his daughters
threatened them with a like fate y
they ever told what had occurred. AZ
erward he went home and said The
boy while chasing sheep had run
against a tree and killed himself.
Becoming alarmed. he took his cid
est daughter and went 10 the mountain
His wife had nelghbors bury the boy.
Spradling was captured but his dauga'
Ter Is missing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
IN FRONTIER STYLE.
a hoy IN brooklyn Hospital Say. lie l.
Victim II Holdup.

BOY IN n brooklyn Hospital Say. lie Il
Victim II Holdup.
New Yois. Nov "A story has
been told by Eugene s.egemann. 70
years old who r. In the Kings County
hospital In Brooklyn. 10 a serious con.
diaon He was The victim Of a hold.
up IN true frontier style In a clump Of
woods near his home.
Young sirgemann Is TIE son OF a
wealthy electrical Manufacturer Ilr
was gathering mineral specimens IN
the weeds 10 the rear OF bis home. ac.
cording b his story wacn he was
seized by two boys carrying small ~
fes. Pointing their guns az him
s,egcnann says. the boys threatened
10 blow his head or II he dld not
leave The nel-a torhc1l
Before Pee could utter a word OF SEQ
out OF the way there were two re-
ports a bullet whlzzed b. s'ere.
mann's check and second bullet
lodged In IFS let shoulder The bog
f,ll % the ground with a groan and
the two boys responsible for the In
jury ned
stcgemann was fau1d hy a passor
By and carried houo. Uarrc 10 w1s
found a bullo, bed penetrated his iCi,
lung and That ha was To- serious con.
dillon. The police were rluded and
arrested two hoy.. who declare ticy
were shooting go qs,1rret
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
nr. rnr.nn rn..s. Awnr.

New York. Nov 3-Dr Albert
leighton Rawson. known In this com.
try and Europe as writer and illus
tratcr OF biblical works Is dead az M
home In this city 90 the age az ~ n,
srcnt many years OF his lie In the Holy
land. and received degrees from nun
Der ~ institutions Of learning ln
1872 Or Rawson married the daughter
OF Laura Konne. tho actrcss.who came
into fame through O2ing the leading
woman on the stage OF Ford's theater
IN Washington on the night President
Lincoln was az ass.nated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
STRIKE COMMISSION.
Considerable Of the Lehigh valley Wa
T'raycrssd ON special Train.

Considerable Of the Lehigh valley Was
Trayer-sd ON special Train.
Hazleton. Pa. Nov. 3.-The anthra-
cite coal strike commission arrived IN
the Lehlgh valley region from Seran-
ton. The commissioners passed sun
day night aud aye breakfast on a spe-
ciai train The party we're net a.
Pond Greek. about ~ miles north o.
here by District President Duly Of
the United Mine Workers. who repre-
sents the miners while the commits
sion is IN this region. The operators
are represented by General supcrin-
tendent Warmer Of tie Lehigh valley
Coal company and General suDerin-
tendent Richards OF the Lchi.h and
Wllkesbarre Coal company The pro-
E1r wa5 -a c-ttas.ve one. end Iii
up 30 as 10 cover the entire Hazietoe
region. The greater part Of the ter
rliogy was viewed from the special
train Upper Lehlgh. Sandy Run.
Hlghhnd Freelnnd Driiton anc Jed
do tie latter place the home OF John
Mlfb'e an Individual mine operates.
were v.-.toi sad the train was then
run O. Elcvsle. Nilnesville and into
Hallct1n Visit 90 one mine took up
some time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
Hat. G. SCHEDULE.
Local Wes0S

<see our bat al in this issue.
~ Hunter q Chatham.
slicker suits at Coulters.
Rubber boots at Coulters.
Alonzo Carter spent Sunday In
'Greenyllle.
Mis. sallie Johnson Is visiting Ia
BEAUMONT.
The latest, white pique waists AZ
Cuuliers.
WIN Johnson Of Houston was in
the city Sunday.
Ladies' fancy neckwear at Nor
woods ca-h store. 2s5
swell midget four iu- hands at
Hunter q Chathuus. 2s
Claude Walker has been confined
o. his room since sunday.
Mr.. Norris returned % Couicaua
Sunday after visiting iu Bgan.
Midget four-in-hauts lu moiro ef-
fleets ld Hunter X Chatham's. y,
Ladiss' turnover collars iu white
and colors az Norwood cash store.
W. b. English ~ Reliance called
on the Eagle while in the city satur-
day.
That beautiful wave crest ware at
CaldwelI-, and the cpsu price IL So
cheap. ZSs
Constable Tom Frame and DR.. r..
H. Gregory Of Edge were IN the city
yesterday.
Conductor Johnson Of the merry
go.round, came up from Navasota
yesterday.
Give mea trial and be- convinced
that Star brand shoes are better.
w. j. Coulter.
There Is one consolation about the
rain. Those who doh't get elected
can lay h ou the weather.
sny 10 yet, lest you forget. I
have the best $3.50 box cali Shoe
ever sold in Rr,au. W. j Coulter
Fancy umbrellas aud pam,ols-
just the thing Zoe % present. Very
swell and very chcsp ior cusl CO.
Caldwe.i'. -ss
The rains of the past two days
have been oi tue genuine November
kind, aud have pui aspl,uuid season
~ The ground.
john NJ. Caldwell has the most Sc
lect aud beautiful assortment Of cut
glass la bryan. N Is marked down
low IN plain figures for cash. 2NS
The big rain yesterday prevented
the football game tnnt was 20 have
bekh played at the f.ir grounds, be-
tween the Trinity JtN srsity aud the
A. 4 NJ. College. The game will be
played nj some early date not yet
fixed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Everett. late
81 North Carolina, are IN the city
stopping NJ Mrs. w. II. Webb's. and
viii make their home In Bryan.
Mr.. Everett j. an experienced hard
ware man and "a stakeholder Of the
Cole Hardware company, at which
place ~ business be- will be- found Ia
the future.
Selling ior cash 9, Of mutual bene-
iit b. the customer add the merchant.
IL enables the merchant "a buy the
goods az lower price, make a better
selection, keep n ffesher stock and
sell 10 the customer cheaper. For
these reasons John NJ. Caldwell viii
seil for cash from this date. p
Rev. &. A. Hooper, presiding elder
81 the Huntsville district, preached
~ the courthouse Sunday. Rev.
Hooper II fluent aud forcsful
preacher aud always has message
Of interest aud profit for bis cougre-
CATION.
For Salc-SiN room house. three
lots Of ground, underground cistern,
out houses. all In first-clsss condi-
tion, south font. half way between
courthouse aud Allen Academy. A..
w. Holman. rs
Fresh Fish aud oysters daily at
New star Restaurant. &. g.. Par-ous.
Proprietor, Zanatti Block, Next
door to Seigle's; also Choice Fruits.
Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Cold
Drinks. g02
The season for diamond sales is az
hand, and Ia anticipation Of large
sale. ON account of very close e. -h
prices. John NJ. Caldwell has just
received the haudsomcst brouches.
rings, etc, ever seen in Bryan. .ss
Miss Fannie Morgan aud Mis. Hu-
eun smith. teachers of the Millican
school were visitors 60 Bryan satur-
day and sunday They we're accom-.
panied by Miss Bessie Steele.
The n. "a T. G. passenger trains
due here Sunday afternoon were de-
layed until nearly midnight by q
freight wreck up the road.
Mutual benefit aud satisfaction
aud 40 obligations on either side Is
the result of cash transaction
Caldwell s,l,s for cash and wants
your trade. Us
Thos. +, Martin the genial editor
Of the CentreyIlle Democrat, spent
the day In the city yesterday aud
called on the Eagle.
The Carriers creek bridge ~ re-
ported by MIR. y. n. Knowles as So
badly In need Of repairs that II is inn
passable.
The excessive rain IS apt 20 mako
the bmzo, county vote Vofy !aut
today
Rooms for rent In now Howell
building. Apply % Dr. j. W. How
ELL ~
Fora child's school shoe my Star
brand shoes can't Doe beat. Coulter.
Tao very latcst-midgrr four-iu-
hand. 90 Hunter n Chatham's 2,s
Fancy neck ribbons just received
90 Norwood's cash store. 2,9
Arctics aud all kinds Of rubhers at
Couiter's.
New mercerizcd satin pctticoats 40
CouIter's.
Star brand school shoes no Coult-
or's.
Sorosls petticoats NJ Coulter's.
-
Attention knights Of Pyihias.
Vim uro rpaueatad Ia utteud tha
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04
Attention KnIrhls Of Pylhlas.

You are requested 10 attend the
meeting 10 night ut Sio'clock, when
final arrangements will be made for
the reception OF Grand Chancellor On
Novembr IS. II. W. Howell, &. G.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04

Louisville. Nov. IA dispatch frou,
MonClair. n. j., announces the death
there OF Samuel n. Edgar, second vice
president o fthe Louisville and Nash.
Vile railway.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04

Paris. Tex Nov 3.-The Choctaw
council adjourned a few days aso
without uausacting any business
scarcely. cXcept Co act on some OF the
governors appointments
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-04

Ardmore. l. T., Nov. s.-Heavy rains
fell Saturday and Sunday and tho low-
lands are inundated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
TO PRESERVE THE SEAL HERD
Representative Tawney Wants Ber-
ing Sea Negotiations Reopened
with England.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Representative
Tawney OF Minnesota today presented the
report Of the ways and means committee
favoring a reopening OF the Boring sea
negotiations with Great Britain with a view
Of securing the permanent preservation Of
the seal herd or else the destruction OF
the herd with the exception Of a few of
them for the preservation OF the species.
The report says:
THE killing OF the surplus female seals
will be an act Of mercy, since 1t puts an
end at once to the extreme brutality OF
the hunters work. 1t will prevent the slow
torture to death by starvation Of tens or
thousands Of helpless young, which is ON
cially observed and counted every season by
our agents under the existing law and regu-
~lations, for II we do it 1t is but one kill
ing and then the work is ended. II not
done by us, then the Infamous and cruel
butchery Of the female seal and the starva-
tion Of the young by the hunter will con,
tinue year after year in the future, as has
prevailed from year to year since 1898, and
will end only with the determination OF
this seal life in the near future"
The report says that the young male
seals will be destroyed by 1906 and the
birth rate will cease on the breeding
grounds almost Immediately thereafter. The
accompanying papers represent that the
seal herd has been reduced from 400, 900
in 1874 ia PA, 900 at present, and that the
United States has spent S1,44l, SSl since 1880
in protecting the herd over and above all
receipts for rent, etc.