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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20

FOR SALE.
Groom house and two lots OF
ground located In 5. r. part Of town.
improvements new. Price siUo0.
About ~ aud one-quarter acres
near scho5 house In southeast part
Jf town. SMALL .-,~ cottage, tenant
house aud Nell on premises. Price
g75O.
Six room house and two lots OF
round located four blocks from
dain street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price 1920.
one half Of block near Allen
academy. Price 500 %.
About Is acres Of land on south
Side Of town, good new i-room house
with well, cistern and uut-hOuses.
Price $1,000.
4-room house, with pantry, hall
and two galleries. Tub cisteru, bor-
"a we'll, stable and garden. Locat-
"a I blocks from Courthouse. Rents
Tor $500 per month. Price $4,000.
The Joe Is Reed home place; one
quarter block 81 ground and room
two-story frame dwelling si250
one half block Of ground adjoln-
Ing the u G DeMaret place Price
$50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
SOLD HIS EAR.
Aurieular Organ Severed From One
Man and GRATED TO Another.

Man and GRATED 10 Another.
Philadelphia. Nov. is.-Dr Andrrw
Nelden Of New York Wednesday per
formed the operation OF grating an ear
upon the head OF western millionaire.
whose name. the surgeon says he Is
under bond not 20 reyca. The oper-
alton was % have been performed at
New York. but District Attorney Je-
rome ls said 90 have irterfered.
Or NeIdeu advertised Tor "a man will
ing TO sell an ear for $4,000. and Of 300
applications he selected "a young Ger
man who conducts a restaurant in New
York Or Nelden said. "The operation
has been performed. and promises 20
be successful ann under legal con.
tract and heavy bond not 90 reveal the
name Of my patient Generally speak
ing. be D. % wealthy man from the west.
The operation took pluc, 40 "a private
hospital here. where I was assisted by
Philadelphia physician and one from
New York. I think they viii be willing
20 have their names known later. The
two men were placed lu opposite direc-
lions ON an elongated bed Onc-half OF
the volunteers ear taa upper hail. was
cut on together with about four inches
o. the skin behind the ear This was
twisted around and fitted Co % fregly
prepared wound upon my patients
head Tho h3lf ear was held iu place
by bnnilges and On. Two men bound
90 they could not move their heads.
They must retain this position for az
least thirteen days fo allow the circu-
latIou 90 come through fhe Zap of skin
that stI'l remains part of tfe yo,un-
tocr7 scalp n this hllf .lr starts 10
knit properly the lower hllr of me ear
will bc grated in the same manner"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
Courage Failed Him.

Paris. Nov. ia dispatch 10 the
Patrie from Lugano. Switzerland. al
nounced that an anarchist has surrcn-
dered TO the police there. and has con-
fessed that he had been selected TO
Kill the presldnt Of Switzerland. but that
HIS courage failed him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
TWO BANKS CLOSED.
One Is q Henrietta. Tex. the Other
at Elkhart, Ind.

Washington. Nov l9-The Farmers
National bank Of Henrietta. Tex. has
been closed by order Of the comptroller
OF the currensy Miller Weir. national
bank examiner has been appointed
temporary receiver.
The following condition 81 the bank
was shown hy report on sept .. 1905:
Assets, Loans ard iscounts. Si72.Ii5:
United states bonds 1880. stocks.
securities, etc.. 5000: real estate as
2if: cash and cash Items t3t1l9. to-
tai f22s,7t2 Liabilities. Capital
stock. $4,000. surplus and undivided
profits. S2G.023 circulation. si2.5O0;
due to banks ana bankers iifC5O: de-
posits. SiO319i. notes and bills redls.
counted. S33s1s. total. Sg3s.7t2.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
EmleRANTs SNOW BOUND.
Sad Flights - a Number Of Persons
In Missoula County. Montana.

Missouia. Mont. Nov i9-wo-d has
been received from he Trout creek
district that there are several parties
% emlgrants along The Spokane road IN
the west end ~ M!ssou,a county snow
bound and on the verge % starvation.
IN ono party near the Iowa border "a a
family living Loo an elght-fou; tent with
snow up to the wagon bed They aye
unable 20 get oui or secure food co.
their stock Three other emigraut par
ties are reported along ta.s 900 "a pre-
cariouF condition
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
NOR MERRY pEL VAL.

under the late Pope Leo. had been
made distinct from the segreturyship
OF state and had been informally en-
trusted TO Cardinal Mocnuni who held
% umH boN. n is most important
position making Cardinal Del Val head
Of tle administration OF the Vatican
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
Addressed by Storey.

New Orleans Nov. is-The fourth
annual convention % the Association
~ Southern Railway Commissioners
met here. Commissioner storey OF
Texas discussed taxation OF railroads.
lie c0ntended Texas laws IN this re-
spect were unsatisfactory
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
sELLlcosE TONE
Japanese Press lntimats Mikado's
Agents Are interesting Chinese.

FNbN'Na Flp iUAN'NhNU1 NNi0Na0s
81. Petersburg Nov ia dispatch
from Port Arthur notes The rcneway Of
the bellicose tone of The japanese press.
II says Japaus agents appear 20 have
met with some success IN China, and
relterates the report of Chinese vIccroys
and governors having been Instructed TO
collect funds and troops with an haste.
Because II the possibility Of the rup-
ture % diplomatic relations with Rus
STA II adds that some viccroys have
been ordered to take precautionary
measures Tor the protection Of the coast
40 as to avoid the mistakes OF past
years"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
Examiner In CHARGE

Washington. Nov. l9.-The indiana
National bank ~ Elkhart. Ind. har
been notified Dos the comptroller OF the
currency to close its doors 4 national
bank examiner viii take charge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20

and no fear Il admitted by heSfnclais
that there Is danger Of the power
houses having 10 be shut down for
lack Of fuel This action OF the Join
council was taken. according TO official
records. because Edward Dryer.
member Of the Transfers union. re-
fused TO haul non-union electric work.
ers In wagon and was thereupon dis
charged Dryer Is secretary OF the
Street Transfers union.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
NOTED ALBANIAN DEAD
Gallant Confederate Gene 70 An.
swor Roll Call on the Other Shore.

fWcr non NaU on tne elnef onefc'
Mobile. Ala. Nov 10 -ro.0u.. B. ~
Sands. who commanded tha Thru All-
blma regiment 900 'sr Nar uet eu The
states and participated with DIS resi.
ment 90 uumbsl NJ ESQ n'.taet bat-
ties. ls dead here. 1t chr 1se of seven
ty-cight years. Colonel sands was
general administrator 100 the time Of
his death
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
cZARINA Ill.
She Is Suffering From an lnhamma'
ton Of the Middle Right Ear.

ST. pctorsbug. Nov IA bulletin
signed by Or Hirsch. surgeon 10 the
czar. and Or Rent. issued at skier
nlcvc. Russian Poland Is az follows.
"The czarlna has been suffering from
Inflammation % the right middle ear
during the past twenty-four hours
There has been no departure whatever
from the normal course of the malady.
Temperature. $40. centigrade; pulse.
&C."
Reports OF illness 81 the czar are un-
founded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
-ssT sIoNeO.
Panama Represent.

y ~ Panama Represent.
rotary Their Signatures.
alive = no. 1.-the Hay-B
Nasn'ns bmIan canal treaty was
IA Warn day at the residence OF
lgned N by the secretary and
Iere'pt eau varilla. the minister
ImPE
the treaty has not been
.s,ibllc. the Associated Press Is
give the substance OF the docu-
aIt consists OF between .wenty-
twenty-five articles. but the
pts OF the convention are con-
the FIRST six articles.
Anote OF the treaty rs the pro
pne OF the very first articles
panama cedcs 20 the United
III lever hand or lands through
1iblic Of Panama this Eov-
A NJ find desirable In connec-
building or the operation
Il f 4 |' nee Of the canal. In addi-
f (. 3aty gives To- the United
~ ute sovereignty over the
r. 'I which. ID Is M terstood
||'| = y Wi tween eight and ten miles
81 the canal Within this
: + 1f/ N Iyer OF the United States is
~ II the zone were part and
Is +. II country. In general. II
that while the new treaty
i fny OF the provisions OF the
+ "a Herran treaty. Il IL not
H. d In That convention. but follows
X W b. spirit. hut the letter, OF
i {. n act Thus. instead of the
.I fixed period OF canal strip
a. ..1 realty provides for a perpet-
~ OF the right OF way 10 the
ties. and instead OF Compli-
ision Tor courts 81 mixed
4 half American and half
Ito administer justice over
trip. the new treaty permits
Fiment TO exercise complete
~ money consideration Is the same
the new treaty as To the Hay-Her-
I'M convention. with the exception that
ie SO. OOO. 900 go to Panama instead Of
olombln.
The treaty further provides thrt the
anal o. 10 be neutral and open 10 all
atoms on even terms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
AGAIN ATTACKED
Rebels Sustain Many Losses IN Try.
ing 20 Capture San Domingo

ing 90 Capture San Domingo.
san Domingo Nov ~ W'dn sluy
al noon another severe lfH.E uas made
ou tha city without effect The rebels
had many hIlrI ANA wounded The
government '1rws age small Firing
continued during tho uight the .usGr-
gets using heavy cannon The -.tu1-
ton here o. d..p.r1t. Tho poor arr
suffering for u..ars.tl.s md prices M
provisions ore rfur Sanitary goul.-
tlous. however. ave- roof
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
E.cllemrnt Ahnllnn.

Washington. Nov ia ciblegram
hns been received by the state depart
mcnt from Minister Boaupre az 10
gotta saying excitement Is abating
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
SUNK A sMAck

Torpedo Boat Destroyer Sent Her
and Crew 70 Bottom, % Channel
Davenport. Eng Nov. la-Tse io'pe-
do boat destroyer rl'Cor r'''ited in the
EnrIsh channel dur.ar Wednesday
uir't with % fishing srsfk The ls'.er
was sunk and 100 on h1lrI drowned
The Falcons bows were smashed ard
one of her crow EH'tt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
J. wv. Bats
REAL ESTATE
a e & N 7
FOR SALE.

H,ve in.oniue the only set OF Abstract Boots OF
Basos County Land ritleA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20
AGAINST FOREIGNERS.
Feeling In 6usna Ventura Is Said 10
Exist at This Time.

GAteh ~ NNf9 fffffNf
Washington. Nov. ie-The following
cablegram was received az the state
department from Consul General Gud-
ger nj Panama; There Is a deal Of
excitement IN Buena Ventura. and some
feeling against foreigners. The CO.
lombian government is said 10 be con-
slderlng land Invasion OF the lsthmus."
Admiral Glass Is expected 20 send a
ship 10 Buena Ventura II, In his judy.
-. -. The situation warrants u. and he
- communicated with 10 that ef-
J. i. p: !. !. /: !: !.
4 10 tXfanama republic
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-20

she had been tdlki0g Ma
ockreli OF Missouri In the
rble room.
.ppeariug IN the senate she
II TO tn. police court. where
rrnigned on a charge Of lls.
orderly conduct She was found guilty
and sentenced 90 pay a fine ~ t25. Thi'
she promptly paid Mrs. Nation acted
as her own attorney.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
Left Eyed People.

The man who spends half bis tuf
trying to classify peopis said be ns7sE
saw so many left eyed passengaH 7
one car.
What do You mean by left eyed F.I
sengers?' asked his companion.
People who use their left eye na1
than their right" was the reply. To-
species is not common, and OF cTt's
none but a student in ocular sceas
would be able to detect ofhand the s'
whom we do meet. \ left handed u
son adyertises his popularity al OH
not SO the left eyed man. As a RUE
takes an oculist to determine which eF
has been used most, but there are
tain pecuiiarities of the pupil and
that may be taken as pretty sure ssl
by the trained observer.
Left eyed people are made, not tS
Most OF us have been blessed by natI
with eyes OF equal visual power "
the attitude we strike when rea0lhg
writing causes US to exercise one
more than the other, and the first tA
we know We are right or left eyed. II
is a one Sidedness that should aiNs
be taken into consideration when h
ing glasses."-New York Times.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
Some Military Resolutions.

We, the members Of Company d. s
d. S. G.. desiring 10 SHOW ouT appre-
citation Of the benefits derived from
the efficient service Of Captain o. ".
Coursey. WHO has just resigned his
position. do offer the following. reso-
lutioEs:
Resolved. That We deeply regret
the loss Of hin from III ranks and
that the vacancy which his removal
makes will be hard to I'll.
Resolved. That our most sincere
thanks are due him for the deep in
terest be has manifested in the i'm
proYement Of our company
Resolved, That as 4 mark Of graft
tude We express our high appreciation
Of his uniform Kindness and courtesy,
his fair and impartial orders, and
his excellent and learned advice.
which he has given US from time tc
time.
Resolved, That a copy Of the above
resolutions be placed on the records
Of the company and also a copy
furnished to each Of the city papers
By Committee.
Lieut.. Oscar ". Williams.
Sergt..Walter q. Seaman.
Private Harry Wallis.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
THE UNIVERSITY OPENS
Winter Term Of Iakcts University
Opened MISUNDERSTANDING
Coming In.

After . zscation 81 three weeks the
winter term Of Dakota University
opened Wednesday morning. TuesdaE
al. trains into the city On the Mil
waaEee and Omaha roads brought in
students and the indications are that
the enrolment will meet the exPec-
rzticDs Of President Graham. Among
che students are many neE faces,
and Z very large proportion Of the
nCYe familiar ones. Considerable
effort has been put forth by the
MANAGEMENT Of the University for i
larger attendance this winter than
ever Defore and the gorI ~uta vsas
has been done shows the result in
the increased number. The storm
however, has kept nany hack who
would have reached the citg.roday-
The outlook for the University IS
very good indeed, and in the present
yeay much IS anticipated in the va
q growth. The greatest effort in
The history Of the institution will be
put forth Il finish the Century
Memorial Hall. and the indications
are very satisfactory that il will be
ACCOMPLISHED. The basement and
one story is completed and the sub
scriptions are coming for the uIti-
mate completion OF the building-by
next fall, when the term opens.
More ro0m IS constantly demanded
for the increased enrolment land
@hen the rev building is done the
business OF the institution can DC
carried on much more satisfactorily
than before.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
A Collector. Prayer.

So deeply passionate is Mr.. h"s
kin's love for the raj and the cuf"'l
that one thinks of the Thomas HesluE
mentioned by him. who in all slmpI
ity Of heart thanked God for his SUI
cess in collecting.
80 most gracious and merciful L~S'
God" writes this devoutest OF o..
bucks. wonderful in thy providence.
return humble thanks to thee Tor "
care thou hast always taken OF NE
continually meet with most slGnai )
stances Of this thy providence, anu w. ..
act of yesterday, when l unexpecleI
met with three old manuscripts y
which in a particular manner re.u.
my thanks, ~beseeching thee to cohl'D "
the same protection to me a poor n'i
less sinner. and that for Jesus CN'
his sake" ,
The prayer is extant and ma! :
read at the Bodleian, where ie".-
was assistant librarian. - Lol''
Chronicle.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
GrnCiOun Iinria Oh rihtina.

Maria Christina Of Spain is one Of
the most unconventional Of royal ladies.
She is pleased to give audiences TO any
Of her sons subjects, however humble.
The other day d visitor asked her for a
rose out Of a big bowl which stood on
the table, saying that she desired to
keep it as a mcmento. The queen was
about to hand her one when, CHANGING
round the room, she crossed over to
where another vase stood filled with
beautiful flowers. Taking three deli
cate Niphetos roses, she handed them
to her delighted visitor, saying, These
came from my OWL garden"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
SHOW OPENS NEXT TUESDAY
State Poultr. Show Will Re2in Tues,
day of Next Week and Lasts
Five DAYS.

Editor Republican = The South
Dakota pouItry Show viii open TO
the public next TBe5ag noon and
viii last till Saturday night
/. There viii be on exhibition hun
drecs Of the finest birds the country
can produce. The birds viii be in
sbe show room by Tusday and Wed
nesday the judge arrives and if every
thing works well the ribbons viii be
W By THURSDAY Djgth-
Besides the large cash premiums
| fine large silver cups vii! be awarded
as sweepstakes specials and the
SINNERS will have something to re-
mIa6 them of the show as long as
they live.
It's hard 10 describe the feelings
OF the fancIer when the awards are
being placed. He has, in the spring.
mated up his pens with great care.
having paid a long price for the male
TO head the pen. He matches the
chicks and works With them. watches
them develop and..puS them in shape
for the SHOW III the hopes that they
will score higher than the other
fellows. who Won last year, and nov
which will il BE-. O. Row mig those
cups look now. VIII he win? TIE
lcommittee is coming toward bis
ccogs. Yes. there goes one, two.
three blue ribbons On his coops: the
cqp is his. Now try TO buy the cup
winners and you will get an idea Of
what he has gone through with. 1t:
worth something TO see the mag
niEcent specimens that ale able to
win these cups.
There IS a department for dressed
poultry and eggs. just 10 E il there
is really any diff renee between pure
bred poultry and common fowls
And when you have e all Of thi:
70 /! have only e 8 part OF the show
) There will De On exhibition d largt
assortment OF curios collected from
the four corners OF the earth. Tn,
f~AOLIDHlIIe 10 q SINAI S1LN VI "!aI !
contains:
Jaws Of a man eating shark, show
ling the peculiar formation Of tn
2 teeth Of this monster Of the deep
Shells Of the giant brahma star fish
: sea urchins, great chunks Of coral
rose corals and sea shells OF ever
description from ali over the world
This alone is worth double the pric
, of admission.
An auction sale Saturday afternoo
!, completes the show and a seaso
ticket to see the whole thing cost
ionly p cents. You can't afford t
miss it. Tickets On sale at tn
5 p~ostofice news stand.
= Show held one door north of tn
United States Express Office. Singl
Admission Is cents: children 10 cent:
VI. D. Purdy, Secretary.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
COMMISSIONERS At WORK
Chairman Named for the Ensuing
Year and Bonds Approved
for the County Officers.

The county commissioners met Tues
day morning for the first meeting
OF the year. The new board is CON-
posed Of DR.. S. J.. Moore, John
Gillian, ". Fl. Webster, O. NJ.
Butterfeld, republicans. and Newell
Blackman, populist. The board
organized by the election of DR.. S.
j. Moore as chairman for the nsu
ing year. Living in the city DR..
Moore will be able to give the posi-
ton closer attention. The board at
once took up the approval Of the
bonds Of the county officers. They
were all approved and the officials
Immediately assumed their places.
This afternoon the uoard took up
the settlement with the county
auditor and after finishing with that
official will begin work with the
treasurer.
The county commissioners at the
present time are engaged in a settle
ment with the treasurer. This work
is taken up at the opening Of the
session on account Of the change in
officials. They will probably finish
up the work this evening and ther
take up the other work of the session
tomorrow.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
ELL.

Fa-xsy1. Jan 5.-Geo. Williamson
returned to BrookiDgs college Mon
dag
Senator Rosley went 70 the state
capital Fridsy.
a. Gilbert went TO Woonsocket
Monday to meet with the county
commissioners.
Miss Lena Ableson. Of Artesjan'
was visiting with her sister, MS
Dee Carson. the first OF the week.
Nr7on Grswold has been engaged
70 put Up the cemetery fence as soon
As the weather will permit
Mrs. c. ". Walker is visiting
relatives in PlaDkinton.
Res. Sax-on is holding revival
meetings this week.
Miss Fare Gilbert entertained a
number Of her friends New Years
Eve in q most pleasing manner-
Various games were INDUCED in and
al midnight they watched the Old
yeal out and the new yeraI IN
IOysters were then served in the
dining room and in the wee small
hours OF the morning all the guest;
departed home feeling that they hat
had 4 most enjoyable time.
The oyster social given by the
Bachelor Club WAS a grand success
both socially and financially. The.
had the jolliest program ever rendered
at the FarweIl scnool house. Afte
the exercises the boys, all wearing
white aporns. began serving tn
steTs in a generous. old-fashlone'
manner. keeping everything in
merry mood. Ed, Hamm and Chas
Markham acted as cooks. having ba'
two or three years experience ]
that line. and did credit TO them
selves. Although the crowd wa
small on account OF the cold weather
yet $40 was realized which will z
towards buying an organ for the Sur
day school. They expect 10 hav
another entertainment in the nea
future and will be greeted by
larger house. We congratulate yot
boys.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
A Dcarth OF Change.

1t appears that there is a scarcity OF
snail change in the country. Perhaps
sone Of Ms haven't noticed il Is much
as We would have noticed it If it was
anything new with US. 4 scarcity Of
small change is 4 chronic complaint
with some people. Wives with q taste
for pocket exploring have noticed this.
1t is nC,iccd. too, by those who pass
the ~coi.cct.On plate. Perhaps it wouldn't
do these cGses any good if the minis
put in Il few nights overtime adding
to the volume Of nickels and dimes. Al
the same time that is what they may
have 10 do.-CIevcland Plain Dealer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
Balzac's Passwords.

It was not easy to make opes w.!
into Balzac's house at Chaillot' Nv,
des Batailles, for it was guarded ia.
the garden of the H~esperides. IVY "
three passwords were necessary, "n..
We're changed frequently for fear 'n's
should become known. l remelnpel :
few. To the porter we said, "Ine p'O ,
season has come" on which he alio"s.
us to cross the threshold. To the 81.
ant who rushed to the staircase WV.
the bell rang it was necessary 10 nu'
muir. Il bring some brussels lace -.
If you assured him that Mime ~.
trand was quite well' you were au~
ted forthwith. This nonsense anus,
Balzac immensely, and it was pern |s
necessary to keep out bores Il o "ns
visitors still more disagreeable'-
Wormley's Memoir of Balzac.'