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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
INCREASE VOTED.
Western Pacific Railway Capital Stock
Is censiderably Greater.

Is Nenatacfably greater.
San Francisco Aug. 25.-stockhold-
ers Of the Western Pacific railroad
met here and formally voted 10 In
crease the capital stock Of the company
from $4,000. 900 TO S75.OOO.OOO. w. J.
Bartnett. Judge J. r. Vail Denver. and
several local parties held stock proxies
of George j. Gould and other fasteners
10 vote az the meeting. Mr. Bartnett
Is first vice president and chief coup-
sci Of the company. Mr.. Vail Is chief
counsel of the Goulds' Denver and Rio
Grande railroad system. Representa-.
tives of New York banking firms which
recently took up the $50 900 900 bond
issue company were present. Con-
tracts for grading tae road VIII be let
within a few days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
LAST APPEAL.
President Wants Board or Commission
10 Settle Sakhaiin Matter.

Portsmouth. y. H.. Aug. 25.-Presi-
dent Roosevelts moves TO save IN,
peace conference are following eacf
other In quick succession. He Is now
believed % have taken new step
possibly the signal one-in the shape OF
the purchase price ot the northern half
of the Island % Sakhalln toarbitrameni
Of board or a commission. Final ar
bitrntion has been in the presidents
mind from the beginning. lie sent q
NJ. Witte a long message.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
Mitevn Wins.

Galveston. Aug. william Mitovll
OF THIS city defeated Harry Jordan Of
houston in wrestling match for the
lightweight championship OF the
south, winning two best out OF three
falls IN four and three minutes re-
spectively The bout was for a side bet
OF $50 a side. Mitovil weighed ia
pounds and Jordan 1874
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
Body Found In River.

Laredo. Aug. 25-A dead body was
found floating in the Rio Grande near
Carrizzo. the county seat OF Zapata
county. The body taken out showed
evident signs Of having been killed and
dragged before being thrown into the
river. The only mark by which II is
hoped to identify the corpse Is a small
silver ring worn on one Of the fingers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
AWFUL DISASTER.
BY a Collision One Hundrsd and Twen
ty-seven Japanese Co Down.

Toxic. Aug. 25.-The japanese trans
port Klnjo was sunk IN a collision with
the British steamer Baralong on Aug
Z2 In the Inland sea one hundred and
twentv-seven invaiided japanese sol.
dlers were drowned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26

ViclUburT Miss. Aug 25.-BerIu-
ming Monday morning Aug 2s. Vicks-
burg win Dee quamntined against the
world This is done because Of the
spread of yellow fever at Lake Prou-
dence. Ia. No one VIII be allowed %
enter the city unless getting permis-
sion from City Physician Hicks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
LIMITED TO TEXANS.
People of Louisiana 1nd Other Infected
States Cannot Enter Camps.

beaumont. Aug 2s.-The state
health department Is formulating plan.
whereby the people admitted 10 Texas
detention camps wiz be- limited 10 cit.
liens OF Texas who were caught out Of
the state and not for the benefit ol
citizens OF other states who are desir-
out Of coming o. Texas Tor business
and other purposes. u Us costing "a lot
OF money for the state 10 maintain
these camps and every occupant makes
hc cost just that much greater.
People from Louisiana or any other
infected state who are natives of such
state win not be permitted to enter
the detention camps on thc Texas side
nt an.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
TWENTY INNINGS.
Only Two Other Games Have Gone te
This Extraordinary Limit.

After twenty innings Of sensa tional
playing the Chicago club of the Ma
tional league defeated Philadelphia at
the Quaker city Thursday by the score
Of 70 l. Neither side scored until the
thirteenth inning.
81. Louis. 4. Brooklyn. o.
New York. s: CINCINNATI. o. New
York. @; Cincinnati. 8.
Pittshurg. 3. Boston. /; Pittsburg. J:
Boston. 0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
TERRIBLE TREATMENT.
Eyes ooussd Out and Ears Were Also
Cut of.

odessa. Aug. 25.-During n fair ir
the village of Lihovia. IN the district
of werdneprovsN. p crowd OF peasants
attacked the merchants. After pillag-
Ing their goods the peasants massa-
cred number Of the merchants. and
mutilated others prickIng out their
eyes and cutting on their ears. Cos
sacks arrived too late 20 save the VII.
lage, which was completely devastated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
Texas League.

Dallas. ?: Fort Worth. o.
Temple. ?: Waco. /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
NINE DROWNED.
Terrific cloudburst Converts Canyon
Into a Raging Torrent.

into Raging Torrent.
Trinidad. Colo. Aus. 25-A cloud
burst in the vicinity Of Rhode canyon.
through which ordinarily small
stream of water runs. converted the
canyon into a raging torrent Thurs
day night which swept through the
towns of Berwind and Tobasco wreck
ing everything In its path and drown
ing at least nine persons. The prop
erty loss Is estimated az hundreds Of
thousands of dollars. suffered mostly
by the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany and the Colorado Southern Rail-
way company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
RUSSIA REFUSES.
VIII Pay Japan No Indemnity MOI
Csds Any Territory.

81 Petersburg. AUG. 25.-rhe cor
respondent Of Reuters Telegram COM
pany was authorized by Count Lams-
dorff, the foreign minister. to STATE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
oreat oushsr.

lafayette. La. Aug. 25-A first
class OIL gusher came In az Ansela
Butte. II spurts stream over 100
feet high.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26

and IN the most formal man
ner that Russia win pay Japan no con-
tribution. direct or Indirectly nor viii
she make any cession Of territory
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
THE CHURCHES.

"A the Baptist Church Sunday
moTBiag al IL o'clock ahe Rev.
John Mitchell uill speak on -Four
Great words " Ia the evening At
80 the subject wiii he Rest for
the Weary. Young peoples meet
iiig II G:t5 with special musical pro
gmm.
The Episcopal aaild aud friends
mot ~ The home Of Mrr. y. II. steiier
al Lacrosse Thursday. The after.
boon uas spent 10 a delightfully."-
social way. The hossesa aud her co.
workers deserved and received much
COMMUNICATION 0vsE forty ladies
uere present. inrludins Representa-.
tire leaders II our city. A good
cum was Melted: all Ia ell every one
ass mure than pleased. Services
AZ 81. Lakes church Sunday as usual.
The aotivp workers meet today a the
home Of Mira. Young
AZ the Presbyterian church Pastor
Litheriand will present next Sab.
bath morning ''Everyone = Victor.
ious ConqaeFor" or This is the
Nietory that ossseoass the World,
Even Your Faith. " 10 the evening
answers sill b. given TO the impor-
tant question What must l DO 10 be
saved The Presbyterian people be
iievs In looking after ell American
subjects. Accordingly box for the
Alaskaus will he cent at Thankagiv.
ing time allied vith things both ute
fui aud beautiful. II the enthusiasm
Of the participants IL guide. surely
Il is mote blessed 10 give tban TO 10
ceive.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
wORK OF wOSIAE's CIUB.
work of Departments is oatl,aa sor,ahs
Year.

work Of Departments is outiind foryths
Year
The work Of the Woman's Club Of
Occur d'AIene has begun for the
present year and though the founding
Of a reading room and library for our
city is their chief aim, the women
are taking up study work a. we'll.
American Literature ID the special
subject for this years work. for the
general club, while the art, lItera-
tnre, history, and social departments
will have their individual features
apart from this.
The art department starts with q
small number, bat intense interest
IN Masters IN Art, the monthly maya.
zine TO which they will devote their
time. The Thursday evening meet.
ing for this work wss held with Mrs.
McCiesE the leader Of this depart
ment.
The literture and history depart
ments will study American litera.
inre, suppIementing the work Of the
general club. This department seems
very popular aud has many active
workers. The meeting this week
Nas held al the home o. Mrs. Watts.
The social department has the
largest membership, a. yet. o. any
department I, h said that the rea
son for this large number il because
they hays snch jolly good times.
with nothiag more serious 10 do than
partaks q the dainty refreshments
always served. This department
meets bat once IN two weeks. The
meeting Yesterday was with Mrs
Cora Kennedy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
SCHOOL NOTES

We are still unable 10 get the
grade elementary Biographies.
Ia The lover rooms the attendance
dropped % little during the cold
weather this week
To Improve penmanship Ia the
high school brief course In lorna.
ton Of letters and page writing has
been provided
Through the kindness of Editor
Scott. n the Press, the schools will
receive the Scientific American IN ad
ditiou 20 the Press.
Julius Campbell entered the third
grade Roosevelt school Wednesday.
Gordon Irving entered the second
grade same building Tuesday
Alta cost OF 45 cents the Begin.
ners' class Ia the Roosevelt building
IL making = reading chart, instead
Of buying one which would cost e.
The Wallace high school foot ball
team will meet the Occur d'Aiene
high shool team on the home grounds
today
a new fourteen foot walk from the
steps Of the Roosevelt school to the
road enables the pupils TO form out
Of the mud, and march into the
building.
The high school building vac
cleared Of pupils under the fire drill
regulations In forty seconds. We'd
nosday. Over 500 pupils we're In at
tendance.
The principal acceptable excuses
for absence are sickness of the pupils
or some member Of the family rem
dering necessary the presence Of The
child at home.
Janitor Guptel, Of the Roosevelt
sChool, has presented that building
with a tlne book case ample 20 store
all school supplies therein--tbe pro.
duct Of his own hand.
To strengthen the work In Ensllsh,
Latin and German Il has been found
necessary TO introduce 4 course Of
technical EnRlish grammar requiring
practically the entire high school to
take Il.
There are four known truants In
Occur d'Alene, an example of whom
will probably be made as soon "a q
probation officer can. Be appointed
whose duty Il is especially TO look
after such cases.
In passing over the ossspool to the
east Of the high school building
Wednesday, the heavy traction en-.
gipa thAk. saved the school house
wood narrowly escaped failing
througA. HSa ths timhasa o. The
ossspool alvun way e. snaina woala
have hAlisa svse twonty aseG
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21

Two new pupils entered the ninth
grade, Misses Viva Baldwin and
Myrah Irving.
Sad tidinRs awaited the return OF
Misses Ruth and Alice Munson last
Friday sitter spending q moGt de-
lightful day ct the fair. Returning
on the late train the girls did not
learn Of the fatal accident that had
befailen their father until they ar
rived At the station, after ~ o clock.
After neyt Tuesday pupils who be-
long In the beginners class will not
be admitted, a. the next beginners
class will be organized the middle Of
January. Parents whose children
will become six yeas Of age before
January /, 1906, are requested 70
send them 70 school now.
Parents are requested to keep tile
children at home until the first bell
rings 10 the morning and at noon.
Teachers are not required TO be pres
ent ia their rooms until the first bell
ceases 70 ring. Pupils are not per
mitted to enter the various rooms IN
I'll the teachers are present TO main
tain order.
The pupils Of the Occur d'AIene
schools last year now attending the
Roosevelt school who were neither
absent nor tsrdy during the year are
Jennie Carlson, Ruby Morris, Yer
non Love, FIedricka Hahn, Julia
Miller, Lswerence johnson, and
Elsie Varnum. These pupils will
shortly be remembered for their
punetuRiity.
Next Friday the reguglar monthly
examinations occur in all depart
ments as e result Of which there viii
be demotions as we'll as promotions
wherever changes are necessary. This
will be the second monthly exhmina-
tion since the commencement Of
school. Il IL the policy OF the school
authorities not TO bold back individ-
nals who can 60 ahead Of the grades,
or bold back grades for individuals
who either cannot or will not keep
up with their Glasses.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21

GirIs, II you want red lips, laugh
ing eyes, sweet breath and good locke
uss HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
The greatest heantifier known. SO
cents, Tea or Tablets.
McGowan Brothers. Of Spokane,
have an advertisement sin this lssne
OF the Press calling attention TO the
good qualities Of the Winona wagons,
Of which the arm is distributors In
this part Of the country. These wag-
ons have a reputation Cor strength
aud durability.
A tsw years ago the coming Of
good musical company to our city
was . great event and always filled
this house with a fine audience. OF
late musical entertainments have not
been 80 freely patronlxed here. Whyi
Simply because the usual programs
were too classical aud cold for the
average auditor. In the program 10
be gwen By the Schubert Symphony
Club aud Lady QuaFtette tonight.
We have a musical eentertainment that
10 highly enjoyable from first TO last.
Oar readers will do we'll to remember
that II Il not often that pe sre offer.
ed such feast Of musical good
things as the sehubsFt's program
contains.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21
ooruR n.AIrSn ~ Iisr
THE LaEs uu WIN Provide FOR
ssstaI Advancement

The G.ass ttg WIN Provide Tor
sssiai Advancement
We are glad 10 give = word Of en.
couragement 10 the movement being
iuaugurated by public spirited cit.
izsns OF our city. sbicb oontcmplates
public reading room aud place for
social intercourse upon the broad
plane Of humanity. Aud as this un-
dertakine is purely benevolent aud
philanthropic In character. aud not
In the interest OF any seCt OF state OF
society. our people should cooperate
with friendly advice, vice counsel,
aud When necessary with substantial
aid. And this We are sure will be
done by ell the wideawake and we'll
meaning among us.
While the details of the plan re.
main TO be worked out ret some gen.
eral outlines are being agreed upon.
The thought is TO cooperate with
the ladies and make the. present
nucleus Of library which has been
gathered by the womsn's Club the
center around which 20 build up an
extensive library for the city. By
securing = suitable building or quar-.
toFs for immediate necessities, a free
reading room can be opened where
all will be welcome and whore special
provision would ba made for the
young men. Then ~ the work grew
. social hall could Be added In which
the social nature and the spirit of
fellowship could be developed.
In social life the Importance and
utility Of the playground and rsCrea.
tIon periods are just being discover.
ed. Once these adiancts we're con-
sldered necessary nulsanoss, but now
W. know that tar. - ssses c6n.s
EMuieaCs8 md helps In educaalnR
youah. It q Alse aasalaa apen che
wsEid sAmA - tAa plag pssasas psa-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21

vent outbursts OF mischlef during
study periods. 80 does social g4laxa-
alton and Fellowship meetings PIE
vent OutbuFsts Of meanness among
both old and young. Better even 10
prevent crime. but still those who
will not be good should be compelled
to be respectable. First let US make
II easy 70 be good. Then let Il be
made hard 70 be bad.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21

are these lines from J. II. Simmons.
Of Casey. Iowa. Think What might
haver resulted from bis trouble II
be had not taken the medicine about
which BE- writes II bad . fearful
cough that disturbed my nights rest.
! tried everything, but nothing would
relieve a.. until took Dr. King :
New Discovery for ption,
coughs aud colds. which completely
cured me instantly relieves and
pcrmautly cures all throat and lung
diseases prevents grip aud pneumo.
mia. AZ the Occur d'Alene Drug
company, guaranteed; so ceuts aud
e.. Trial bottle free. Sold by the
Occur d'Alene Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-21


Ia baying 3 cough medicine for
children never be afraid 10 buy
Chamberiain's Cough remedy. There
is no danger from IL. aud relief Is
always sure 20 follow. IL il Intend
ed especially for coughs. eoids. Group
aud whooping cough aud 10 the best
medieins 10 the world for these dis
casss. II i not only = certain cure
IoF Group but when given a. soon ns
the eFonpy eaugh appears viii pre-
vent she attack. Whooplng cough Il
nnl dangerous when this remedy IL
given az directed Ii contains no
opium o. other harmful drugs. aud
may b. given s. confidently TO a
baty a. 30 al aduit
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
How the Times Have Changed

Ever since the campaign of '96.
when the free silver issue broke
many voters from their Ia7ty
noorings. the country has been
undergoing a wonderful. change in
the attitude of the people tDwdrd
the parties aud the parties toward
such other.
The results of the lest two cleo
tions have shown bow freely
the voters forsake their parties
when they deem it for tue good of
the country TO do so. And the at
i,uIe of the democratic minority
in tn G present session of Congress S
toward measures advanced 10y the
opposite side of the house shows
a m rvelous transformation in that
respect.
The democratic memb bers Of the
House in cuucus almost ununi,
mJuly decided t. support the
Pl esident in his rate making legi--
lation. This indicates that the
law makers are over coming party
prejudice with little common
sense. The policy of being op-
posed to certain measures just be-
cause somebody else is in favor OF
them seems to US like child's play
and too small to be INDUCED in 10y
statesmen, but that seems to have
been largely the attitude of the
two parties in Congress heretofore, /.
When the time comes when men
of both parties are 10 be found GU
both sides Of public questions ii
Indicates that the questions are
being weighed on their own mer-
its and not on the scales of party
prejudice.
Prejudice is hard to down but
II Is slowly but surely being over
come in this country by the
forces Of common sense.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Drip ouiclls Knoe 4ed O,It

"Soms scks ago during the severe
winter weather 10th my wife aud my.
sef contracted ssycm colds which
speedily developoo into the worst kind
Ct 10 grippe with all its miserable sym
p0ms," says Nj. J. 5. Eglestiou Of
Maple Landing, Iowa. "Kness and
joints aching, muscles sore, head
stoppod up, yves aud nose running,
with alternate spells OF chills and fever
We began usIrg chAmberlais cough
Il, Inedy, aiding the Same with dose
of ChambeFlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets and by its liberal use soon com
rleIely knookcd out the grip." These
Tablets promote a healthy action of
the bowels, liver and kidneys which is
always ben, ficiai when the system il
cungesied by cold or attack of the
grip. For sale by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

The Joplin Globe suggests that
all Jasper county towns work to-
gether for the general welfare OF
the county, instead Of each town
knocking the othors To this the
various towns are saying amen,
with the proyiso that the Globe
show it's sincerity by practicing
what it breaches.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

The Mission of early Risers" is to
cielr the way aud give Nature full sway
These famous litila pills rid the Stlm-
ach anl bowels Of all putrid matter,
thus removing the causes Of headache,
constipation, saliow complexion, etc.
UeWut's Little E1rly Risers never grpe
Or sickeu, A safe, lensaut perfect III.
) Ii 10y j X. Schooler.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

Tho mayor Of Kansas City.
Kans,, is acting like fool for feol
he might seem foolish. He says
it would be foolish for him 10 NY
to enforce the prohi5ilory law il
the face Of the sentiment Ugainsl
its enforceu ent In other words
it's foolishness for an officer to
obey his oath Of Office, Ii uhat
the case President Roosevelt and
Governor Folk have mado maguil-
icent fools of themselves. Bu.
from the high esteem it which
the President aud Governor urt
held it would seem that the peo
pie admire that kind ot foolish
ness.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

The Lamar Republican ended
a red hot piano contest last week
in red hot manner-with law
suit on its hands. We feel about
like Editor Aull about these sub.
seription contests. When it gels
to the point when we have to pay
tue people TO take the aper W.
will feel that our usefulness as Il
publisher is at an eud.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

mentally and financially, but it leaves him unfit for
any safe and sane career in other directions One
might say in addition that in order to be successful in
speculatonan extraordinary aptitude for studying,
ayzing and judging correctly both national and in
ternational industrial Indications as well thou
sand other complexities entering into the case, is
necessary And it is doubtful, everything considered
s'hethcr the game is worth the candle, even under
iairly favorable conditions.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

IIa! Ha! Odeli ACCUSES ROose-
velt Of wreckin., his party in Ne"
York. Roosevelt wrecked the re
publican party in New York about
like Folk wrecked the democratic
party in Missouri. He saved il
from wreck by purgiug il OF cor
Iupt leaders,
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Farming SpeCialties 8 8S

10 Europe, says wen known farm
Journa', where even the farming popula-
ion is congrsted and sIace to work in
to obtain q livrhood is tho great de-
silcratum, the farmer usually makes a
speciality OF the cultivation Of some one
crop for which his soil is best adapted,
but otherwise rAising . variety, the
speciality heing his money crop and the
othe 3 merely incidental work from
which some profit can be obtained for
labor when he would otherwise be un.
nrloyed. Consequently schools are
numerous instruction 10 these special
les and the farmers who take adyant-
age Of those opportunities to learn he
come very skiIfu in their business and
far exc those who neglect to do so. In
this cauntry dairy schonis are in OF era.
ton in macy stats, and short courses
Of Instruction in butter and cheese max
IN are given at some Of the agricultural
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

The readers Of this lspAr will be
pleus,d 10 leai n that there is ht irvst
uuG dIeIucu yiis>. a@a --tAe5 svience Ia
been aIle TO cure in all It's stages, that
Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure is the
ouiy positive cure now known to the
IN uical fraternity. CIHrrh being a
CONSTITUTIONS disease requires a cuEs,i-
;ut olal treatment. ilal's C4tarfA
cure is taken Internally, acting directly
upeu Tho bIood aud mucous surfaces
II the system thereby destroying the
iGundHuOn OF tho dis ase and giving
ne patient strength oy building up tut
constitution and assisting stature in do
ing its work. Tue fruprieturs have So
much faith ~ It's curative powers thar
they offer Gao Hundred Dollars for any
case that It fails 10 cure. Send for lisl
oi Testimonials.
Address F.J. CHENEY i Co., Toledo, o
Sold 10y all druggists, Toe,
Take uali's Family Pills for cousti-
ion.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
olvs Your ston,aen Rest

Nothing will cure Indigestion that
do, sn't digest the food Itself, and give
tie stomach rest. You can't expect
that weak stomach viii regain its
streng b snd get well when 1t is com-
pellrd to 90 ihs foil work that sound
stomach should do. You wouldn't OK
ptct sick horse 70 get well phrn it is
compelled to do fu days work every
day of the week kouol Dyspepsia
Cure is perfect dige,ta4t aud digests
the food regardless Of the condition Of
your stomach. Relieves iudiges lou
belching, sour stomach, and AL stomach
disorders. Sold By } X .chooirr.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

My advice TO per-
sons OF ample or OF
average means who
contemplate a career in
Wall street is incor-
porated in the reply
OF Punch to one who
contemplated atri-