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Arizona republican., 1909-05-11
CIVIL SERVICE PoslrIoNs-civ

CIVIL SERVICE. POSITIONS-Civn service examinations will be held in Phoenix and elsewhere on June ? to secure eligibles to fill vacancies in the following positions: Chief of the train
 ing school (female) in the government hospital for the insane, at SS40'per an mum. with maintenance: engineer and miller, qualified to operate a sawmill in Utah, at S900 per annum: local and assistant inspector of hulls in the steamboat inspection service, at $500 per annum; inspector of weights and measures, bureau of standards, at from s1.40O to s1.s0O per annrm: skilled la
 borer (male). in the bureau of animal industry. at from s4S0 to S120 per an
Arizona republican., 1909-05-11
Mix For Rheumatism

The following is a never-failinG rec inc for rheumatism: To one-half pint of good whiskey, add one ounce syrui sarsaparilla an1 one ounce Tors com pound. which can be procured Of any druggist. Take in teaspoonful doses before each meal and before retiring
Arizona republican., 1909-05-11

Ctoss5ad trimming embroidered bands w5 be dnHy charming and distinctly tin yet the model equally appropriate for
 For the twelve size viii be yards wards 3Z 4 yards A inches wide trimming May Naotoo patern Mo- 633t, Fashion Department of this delvcy) Fr
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
SOUTHERN sAPTIsTs MEET.

Special 20 the EaEie
Louisville. XIV. Nay Il The zen.
eral convention OF the Southern Bap-
list church assemblies In this city to-
morrow. and viii continue in session
for Ave days Several thousand dele
gates have already arrived. No set
program has been arranged for the
convention, but all the church work.
which includes the three great organi-
zations Of the Baptist Church South.
the Home Missionary Society. the
Southern Missionary Society and the
sunday Schools Publication Society.
will be reviewed. All the prominent
divines and laymen OF the church are
expected to be present al the conyen-
ton. which is the larges, delegated
body in the world.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
cATARRH MICROBES
A Dead Mierobe is the Best Mierobe-
Hyomei Kills Them All.

Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) is
killer Of catarrh germs. because
when you breathe II Ia. its antisepiic
and germicide properties reach every
nook and oreyice OF the mucous mem
brane. from the mouth and nose deep
into the ldngs.
Ilyomei brings the Australian for
ests OF pine and eucalyptus TO your
home. II is made OF the active prin-
clplos extracted from these trees.
No one who lives In or near these
forests suffers from catarrh No one
who breathes in Hyomei. the real for.
-; Dir Of Australia. will have caiarrh
for long after the treatment starts
u you want TO cure catarrah. Group
bronchitis. coughs. colds. asthma. hay
fever. or relieve consumption. try Hy-
omei. the common-sense cure, the
cure that reaches the spot.
A complete Hyomei outfit. including
a hard rubber inhaler. costs only Sl.0O,
and extra bottles OF HyomeI. II after
wards needed. cos, but 80 cents. Guar
anteed TO cure. or money back. Sold
by leading druggists everywhere Sold
and guaranteed in Bryan by +. j.
jenkins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12

day on the Spottsylvanla battlefields
but the wearers OF the blue and gray
were not there for the purpose thai
brought them there just forty.Gv,
years ago. The gathering today was
one Of peace. an informal reunion oI
the veterans who took part In the
great battle.
The chief participants In the gath
ering were the veterans OF the FIJI
teenth New Jersey regiment and the
Fourteenth Georgia regiment. who
faced one another at Bloody Angle on
May II. fS64. The New Jersey Nj
Grams came TO dedicate a monument
erected on the battlefield and TO pre-
sent 20 the survivors of the Georgia
regiment the battle flags captured In
the historic conflict
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
THE SEATTLE EXPOSITION.
Rare Animals Exhibited in az Near
Their Natural States as Possible.

Special % the Eaglc
Seattle. Wash. May i2.-The Wild
game preserve Of the Alaska-Yukon.
Pacific Exposition embraces an area
OF ten acres. and Is located on the
shores Of Lake Washington The land
within the enclosure has been left In
its Wild condition. and nothing In the
way OF clearing will b. done other
than Is absolutely necessary. The col
lection OF specimens will include ey-
cry animal found In the west. north
west. and far north. and In gathering
the exhibit. everything possible has
been done 10 insure a full and com
plete representation.
The fauna OF the Pacific coast Is eX-
tensiye. and embraces many rare and
peculiar specimens In the territory
OF Alaska. representatives OF the gov
ernmcnt have been actively employed
for the past two years in prosecuting
the Work OF collection. and their ef-
forts have resulted In the capture Of
examples OF nearly every variety Of
wild animal life indigenous 10 the Ar
It's country.
Live moose. elk. deer. bear, cougar.
panther. timber wolf. polar bear and
all the smaller creatures whose
haunts are far from the places fire.
quented by man. will be exhibited.
These various animals will be- seen
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
ADVENTUROUS KENTUCKY wo
MEN.

Louisville. Ky. May IA small
party OF women left yesterday for the
mountains OF Kentucky to study the
educational and natural features OF
the state. The party included Mrs
G. +. Woodcock. wife OF H. =. Wood
cock; Ms. X. =. Calleck, Mrs. Marion
Maurey and Miss Muria Baird. They
will 30 through the entire length OF
Breathitt county, unarmed. and un.
accompanied by any male escort.
They will then take a i5-mile drive
over the mountain roads into Knott
county. They will be joined at Hind.
man by Miss May Stone. an authority
on mountain education and the noun.
tainesrs generally. and she will take
he party to the log school houses and
homes OF the mountaineers.
II is the intention Of these women
TO see for themselves the education.
al growth Of the people
The itinerary Of the party goes
through the heart Of the great feud
district Of Kentucky. and the center
Of the moonshine district. where the
whistle OF the locomotive has never
been heard The travellers. however.
expect no trouble.
Some Of their families are said TO
have been fearful that the moonshin-
ers might take the party as represen.
tatives Of the internal revenue ON.
GERS and do them harm.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
IRON PLANT TO BE OPERATED.
Assistant Financial Agent Quinn 4,
Satisfied.

Austin, Texas, May i2-Judge ]. .
Quinn. assistant financial agent Of IN,
state penitentiarics. with headquar
ters az Rusk. who has been here IN
connection with the bin providing an
appropriation Of $i00.OC0 20 lead Il
the state penitentiary board TO place
the iron industry on is feet. has re-
turned 70 his headquarters.
This bill has passed finally IN both
branches OF the legislature and viii
become a law a. soon ~ &, receives
the approval Of the COVE. ~
Judge Quinn Is well ptoEa,d will
the shape IN which the ,sIll finally
passed. the amendments added % al,
measure. he said. would not interfere
with the plan OF the penitentiary
board This money Is loaned TO the
penitentiary board and provides that
Il shall be- returned within n months
Judge Quinn firmly believes In the sue
cess Of the Rusk iron furnaces and as
the bill carries the emergency clause
II will b. In effect within the next
few days. and then steps will at once
be taken To buy the necessary sup
plies so a. TO resume operations with
the plant The penitentiary authori
ties. Il is understood. will devote much
Of the time on this plant in the man
ufacturing Of pipe. waterworks pipes
sewer pipe. etc. II appears there Is q
growing demand in Texas for pipe and
since the plant ceased operation IL Is
said that pipe has gone up. II is eX
pected to work about 400 convicts IL
the operation of the plant and with
that number Il Is expected 20 turn ont
daily about 20 tons Of pig iron.
While there is a provision ln th'
bill which provides that the peniten
tiary board shall be authorized 10 leas'
the plant. should Il see NJ TO do so
with the approval Of the governor. &
Is not believed that this viii not b,
done as the board believes n can max,
II pay hand somely. II l. expected {,
have the plant In operation by Jun'
Is as Il will take that time TO get tn,
machinery and supplies there aud in
lstalled.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12


Send your tailoring. repairing
cleaning and pressing to the Union
Tailor Shop and have Il executed by
Tailor with % years experience
i37
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Glaze OF Rel.
ance, were visitors 10 the city today
Misses Ella and Eula Edison OF
Wellborn. were visitors to the city
today.
Don't forget that the Eagle can fur.
nish engraved cards. invitations and
embossed stationery OF all kinds on
short notice, also make a specially OF
printing all classes OF work IN attrac.
tive style and at reasonable prices.
1888
Mise Lottle Lorraine returned 10
Hampstead today after a visit TO Mrs.
J. W. HamiltiI-
Baptist girls viii sell home made
candies every Friday afternoon al
Martin & Locke's. 1884
Mrs. VIM. Andrews and daughter
Miss May Andrews. Of Steep Hollow.
were visitors to the city today.
The Eagle represents Jno. c. Moore
Corporation OF Rochester. n. Y. one
az ~. Ia ru.ut s..u,,g..t...... - i..s.
leaf systems In the world. When In
need Of this kind OF records and books
let Us quote prices and show catalogue
and samples 1888
Mr. aud Mrs. r. q. Astin and Mr..
and Mrs. +. d. Perkins left this morn.
Ing at $3.50 In Mr. Asfin's automobile
for a trip to Houston and Galveston. =
The young ladies OF Mrs. S. II. Nor.
ris' class will give a tea at the Meth.
odist parsonage Friday afternoon from
4 to 6. and In the evening from to
II. Everybody invited. 1874
We viii receive fifty more monogram
dinner sets Monday. This Is the larg.
est shipment OF dinner sets ever re-
cciyed by any Bryan firm. Start your
coupon today and make yourself
present Of one Of these beautiful $40
sets for $3.50. We punch any amount
purchased at any time. Wilson a
Derden. w33-dl35
The many friends OF Mr. Joe Thorn.
as. formerly OF this county. now of
Young county. will be- sorry TO learn
that be is critically H. he was
stricken week ago with something
like congestion OF the brain and Is
now In a critical condition.
Evangelist $. W. Kendrick returned
Tuesday from an Eyangelistic meet.
Ing with Rev r. T. Ring OF the First
Baptist Church OF Mckinney. Texas.
Fifty made public profession Of faith.
and forty-two were received into the
First Baptist church. Evangelist Ken.
bricks opened meeting with the En-
anuel Baptist church Of Houston the
last OF the week.
Wilson a Derden are having a most
remarkable run on their White House
Monogram china dinner sets Offer Up
TO date they have six hundred and
forty.fve customers holding coupons
who will secure a set OF this beautiful
china when they have completed their
$500 cash purchase. Have you
started a coupon? II not do Il now.
w33-di35 |
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

.
J. r. Astln went to Mumfords to.
day
Gus HIM OF Kurten, was in the city
today.
We can furnish our premium dinner
sSls In both monogram and plain VII.
son A Defden. w33.di3J
DIR. II. II. Harrison visited Benchley
today.
We will make your old hat new for
$3.50 Union Tailor Shop. l37
Friday is Candy Day" at Martin a
Locke's 1874
Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
on hand. also nice line OF fancy can.
dies. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Tom Peyton was here today from
Benchley.
Try Baptist candy. Martin a Locke's
every Friday. 1884
John b. Medley was up from Well.
born today
Anon Williams OF Harvey was in
the city today
Home made candy on Friday At Mar.
tin A Lockes 1884
The latest New York craze. Bronze
Ankle Strap Pumps, price $500 the
pair at Wilson a. Derden's 1873
Judge v b. Hudson returned from
Franklin today.
win Riley was in today from his
home at Reliance.
J. n. Peyton was In the city today
from Benchley
Ladies'. We are showing the new
Ankle Strap Bronze pumps; price $500
per pair. Wilson a Derden. l33
Sam Malleii was over today from
Keith. Grimes county.
Old hats made new az the Union
Tailor ,'hop. lg7
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Cox OF Calvert
are visiting In the city.
X. u. fliloti was IN today from bis
home near Tabor
c. g. Walker went To Houston on
business this afternoon.
j. Y. Webb returned TO Dallas today
after visit TO r. s Webb. sr.
Mrs. Charles Stuart Of Houston is
NE guest OF Mrs j. NJ. Collier.
Mrs. ]. Webb Howell returned last
night from a visit 10 Huntsville.
II you have a hat YOU want cleaned
and reblocked phone $50 and We will
send for Il i37
Mrs. n. +. Poverty and Miss Matte
,Peverly are visiting In Galveston.
Hon. W. G. Davis returned today
from Austin. the legislature having
adjourned
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
No Limit.

There Is practically no limit to the
variety Of work that can de done with
Singer Sewing Machine. whether
for the finest embroidery, the plain
est home sewing. or the most elabor-
a;e tailoring, the Singer Is equally
efficient. We sell for cash or on small
monthly payments. Also rent and
repair machines. Phone l05. T. A.
Satterwhite. Salesman
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12

in as near the natural conditions as
possible. and viii show deliberately
the solitary inhabitants Ct the vast
forests and mountains Of the western
country.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
KURTEN LOCAL CALL.
To the Byan Eagle:

To The Byan EagIe'
Owing TO the fact that the County
Union will meet on the day OF the
state meeting OF Kurten Local. here
by call meeting for Saturday. May
10. at y. m. uge that all members
be- present as there il important bust
ness 10 attend TO.
NJ. b. Casters. President.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
SAN ANTONIO MUNICIPAL ELEc-
TON.

Special 90 the
San Antonio xas. May 1.-THE
city election IS IN progress today with
the Socialists In the field in opposi.
ton to the administration ticket. May.
or Callaghan will be reelected by
large. majority. A light vote is being
nolled
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
Church Tea.

Mesdames r r. Bate. Geo. Wincker
Eugene Edge and r. F. Parks will
give a tea at the home OF Mrs. +. +.
Parks on Friday afternoon from TO
: o'clock. Everybody invited. l3i
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-12
NORTH AND SOUTH UNITED.

Special 20 the Eagle
Fredericksburg, Va. May i2-The
North and South came together TO
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Attention EIks.

There will be a regular meeting OF
the lodge tonight promptly at $3.50.
Initiation and other regular business.
A full attendance Is requested.
Wilson Bradley. Exalted Ruler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-10
Native Who Was Brought to America
by Peary When He Was Child,
VIII Leave for Frozen
North
PARENTS IN MUSEUM
He is Very Bitter at Peary and is Not
at al! Satisfied With the Way
He Has Been Treated in
America.

NEW YORK, July 10.-To the
Eskimo belong the honor of discover
ing the north pole. | shall be an Eski-
mo. will organize party under the
American flag, when return to Green
land, and find the pole. We live
where Americans die. and shall sue
ceed,' declared today Meme Wallace
aged 90, the Eskimo. who with his
family was brought to the United
States by Peary thirteen years ago
from his home in the arctic circle.
Before he would consent to go, the
Peary Arctic club forced him to sign
an agreement never to carry arms in
Greenland, and never to return.
They feared he would attempt to kill
Peary for the youth is very bitter at
Peary The hoy says he received a
frost" in America. The bones of his
father and mother are in the New
York museum. Meme requested that
the bones be buried. he was brought
from Pelham Bay this morning by
Chester l.. Beecroft, an actor with
whom he has lived for ten years. 1t
is uncertain If the Schooner Jeanie
will take the lad back as it is owned
by the Peary club and is taking coal
to Peary. The moderate climate
killed the boys relatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-10
Four Men Captured, Their Bodies
MutlIated and Placed Alive over
Fire to Roast to
Death
SOLDIERS ARE ROUTED
Tribesmen Were to be Punished ~
the Spanish Soldiers But
Large Number Were
Killed.


MALEY. July 1o.--Plans to ouell
the uprising among the tribesmen Of
the town of Melilla, Morocco, where
forty Spanish soldiers were wounded
or killed in an engagement Yesterday
are being made today. Attacks OF
tribesmen are imminent and they are
rushing reinforcements. A meeting
OF the cabinet was called after the re.
port OF Gen. Marinas, governor OF
Meliila AMI vigorous campaign was
outlined. The general said that the
uprising vas more general than at
first supposed and he is entrenching
the approaches to Melilla to withstand
an attack.
The general uprising started when
the bodies of four laborers were found
charred black. over a fire. The men
had been captured, their bodies mutt
lated and placed alive over fire.
4 slowly being roasted to death. The
general was notified and ordered the
soldiers to punish the tribesmen. Al
hight followed and the soldiers were
forced to retire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-10
Twenty Business Blocks Of Sioux City
are swamped With Six
Feet of Water this
Morning
MILLION DOLLAR LOSS
Cloud Burst Washed Out Big Railroad
Bridge and Stalled Rarnum's
Circus at Edge Of
Town.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. July 10.--A
cloudburst above Sioux City caused
the most disastrous flood in the his
tory Of the city today. Twenty busl-
ness blocks are under six feet OF wa
ter Leo Bethreedor, driver, fell
from his dray and was drowned. the
Chicago and Milwaukee railroad
bridge is out. Barnum and Bailey's
circus is stalled ten miles out OF the
city, and failed to show. The police
early carried many women and chill
dren from homes along Perry creek
The blowing Of whistles gave the
alarm and saved many lives. The
estimated loss is one million.
Street railway service is paralyzed
owing to flood at the plant, The gas
mains are broken and many are with
out fuel. Between, four and five nun
dred houses along Perry Creek ara
partially submerged and nearly twe
| thousand are temporarily homeless
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l[Gate City Special service.l

lGale ClJy Speclal SerVlce.J
SAINT PAUL, July 10.-Crack
crews from all the rowing associations
Of Western Canada will compete in
Saint Paul on July 1917 in the inter
national regatta of the Minnesota and
West Canada Rowing Association for
valuable and well known trophies,
many of which came south across the
line last year as the result of the
successes of American crews at Win
nipeg. Entered in the events are
crews from the Duluth Boat Club Fort
William Rowing Club Of Ft. William,
Ont, Kenora Rowing Club, Kenora,
Ont, Thunder Bay Club of Port
Arthur, Ont. Winnipeg Rowing Club
and Minnesota Boat Club Of Saint
Paul, under the auspices OF which the
events will occur
The first day of the regatta will wit
ness the Junior single and double
senior scull contests. the senior fours,
the bantam fours and the junior
Fights. On the following day will come
the big contest Of the senior eights
together with the junsGf folirs, doubl,
sculls junior, senior single sculls, ane
bantam fours All the races will BIZ
held on the Mississippi over straigh
away course down stream with mod
crate current, a measured mile and {
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Got Away From the Terrors Of Siberia
and are In Alaska In a
Desperate Search for
Freedom
RUSSIA PURSUING THEM
cossacks After Them and Gunboat
Has Orders to Exterminate
Them if They Can be
overtaken.


SEATTLE, July .1o.-Seyen Cos
sacks and number of political ex-
lies. were killed in fight between
Russian soldiers and thirty exiles in
Siberia recently, according to advic-
es brought here from Alaska today by
John w. Kelly. Twenty survivors Of
band of exiles are nearing Alaska.
The Cossacks were sent out to return
the escaped exiles and battle fol-
lowed The Cossacks were defeated
and retired. The exiles struggled on.
and when last heard from were near
ing East Cape. Kelly says the com
mandment ct Vladivostok sent a
gunboat to patrol the coast near the
cape under instructions to exterminato
tie band
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the junior eights, and the Bullard cup
to winners of the senior bantam fours.
Each victorious individual oarsman
or sculler will receive a gold medal
The visiting crews will be the guests
Of the Americans during their stay In
Saint Paul and the regatta, which will
be the first Of Importance to be held
upon the Mississippi will be a rowing
event OF considerable interest. Until
last year the opinion of expert oars
men was that the current of the Mis-
sissippi at the stages of water usually
prevailing at this season would be SO
swift as to seriously interfere with
the successful handling of rowing
races. Last years Winnipeg regatta
on the Red river Of the north, where
conditions are similar demonstrated
that the downstream course is perfect
lip satisfactory and offers no serious
obstacles. The Mississippi's current
lis If anything slightly less than that
OF the Red river.
Following the contests with the Wis
lifting Canadian crew. tha Minneset'
Boat Club will begin preparations 70
American events scheduled for August
Last year the club took two frsts
two seconds and third in the nation
al regatta at Springfield, Mass.
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half from the stake boats to the fin
ish line, which crosses the river at
tae Minnesota's club house on Rasp-
berry Island, opposite the center OF
the city. The course is admirably ar
ranged both for the crews and for
spectators, three huge bridges afford
ing vantage points from which the
crowds may see the contests, In addi-
tion to which provision has been made
for special barges which will follow
the races on the water.
Last year the Saint Paul Club took
six out of eight races at Winnipeg,
but will probably have a. desperate
fight to retain them in the coming
events. Both Winnipeg and Fort VII
| liam are considerably stronger than
year ago. In. addition to this the
| local crews are weakened by the dis.
qualification of winning juniors last
/ year, who because of their victories
become seniors and are not eligible
for this seasons races except WITH
4 senior crews.
The Paget trophy will be taken 3!
1.-The winners 81 the senior eights, tn
i Manitoba Cup and J. T. Horne troph.
/ both by the winners of the senio
fours. the London & Lancastershir'
cup by the winners of the junior four'
the Porte & Markle cup to winners Q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-10
GETTING READY FOR
GLIDDEN TOUR
Detroit Will be Motor Crazy Before
the Race starts on
Monday.

DETROIT, July 10.-About every
thing sporting wheels and gasoline en-
gines is lined up today for the parade,
preliminary to Mondays start of the
sixth annual tour of the A. A. A. for
the Glidden, Hover and Detroit troph-
fes. Following the parade a program
of sports will be given at Belle Isle
for the visitors. The Giddenites win
be entertained at the Detroit Auto
clubhouse and tomorrow will take a
boat ride.
The parade will be one of the most
most magnificent ever held in this
country. Over thousand decorated
automobiles will be In line. Forty
three entries, for the tour are lined
UP in Cadillac square.