Bryan Morning Eagle. (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 299, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 18, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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TAKE NO RISK!
DO YOU KNOW that the difference between fresh
and tale drug may be the difference between life
and death when thoi drug are compounded to fill
your doctor'a prescription? Stale drugs have lot
their virtue and have little or no medicinal value.
We fill prescription with fresh drug only. You
take no risks when you trade with us.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF TOILET ARTICLES
AND STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES
mi I our price lire never hijjh. Your patronage is
invited with the assurance of rair treatment in every
transaction.
AM. H. JAMES...
Tht Isivliny Iruojit Ilnmn Teriu.
WOME
ELIEVED
Report! rtcclvtd (how that WlM of Odul
Ku brought permanent rtlicl to 1.000.000 Mil.
Icrlng komn In th Uit Itw years. BscauM of
t list of Cavdui thou tarsia ol tulferert Mcmiitely en
th ay to prematura graves ar now healthy
somui taklntj in tctiv Intertit In th duties of
lilt. Mrt. ".itcheD at declining In health vhea
Vim of Odul "performed a miraculous curt" In
hr un. Via tuflered terribly with th eeoniet of
IsllintJ of th womb leuutrrhct a nd pmlu men.
ttruation. Th weekly anaraac ol tht menus
Inf two months lapped her vitality until tht was
little better than 4 physical wreck her nervous
lyitem gave way under tht terrible pain and l?rs-
vation. Then came the trial ol Vint ol Canlul and
tlx lure. Mrt. .V.tiheM't experience ought to coin
mend Wine ol Cardui to lullrnntj women In wrds
ol burnintj tloepience. Tht Vine it within tht reach)
ol all. Woman who try it are relieved. You ran et
at much benelit at Mrt. Mitchtil received. Aik your
ilruitfut lor Vine l Odul. Send to tht l.b..r.
lory lor tht medicint II ht tcnderi you I luhttituta.
WINECARB3)I
HMi'h'I n.V. C M'irT't
Wlnff Tftntui Kil l t ttrlforr ll.itrk-in...cht
TuiTe ptrfurnil iinrriaiuuj rum lu n.y t w. I
tiatvn rotn ft itrvt "ff' rT fr ti t ailing ( th wnmb
n ft IfUt-ctrrbn is. Bil l my nu iisM rtiun vwrf
furlwoiiK)iithiaVUiHHHiiiiTrrv imfiii. I w la
. rotiilitiuu. Mv buuioiul iniucM mo to try
Win of i irliu un l lilsH lt'Irit(Ut tunl now I h
fin pain Th lftKN.rrliiirB hu itnnpH-n'l nl now
1 4uu lu rf?ct txcmiih Mr. V MUXULLU
fryf Arr In rJN rveiolrlnr -' 1 tlrnrr nwMlvM.
rititf Tin""t. " rti i.i!f in-infiiirt!'1
llM LbaUUIesaVjtas MckUUXJal L WiasfcaftU CbaUUUatVjt lUXO.
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UP-TODATL7
Millinery!
A I t:i nt i f it 1 line of Pattern and Dress 1 Iats now t .J
mi s.i if ;it Mis. I'nu tm's I am still selling m
tirNcw arrivals every day.
VELVETS. SILKS. SATINS. FRINGES AND
POLKA DOTS. POINT LACE AND
BATTENBURG.
MRS. C. M. PROCTOR.
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SODTU'S POPULATION.
It Compares Favorably With That
of the Whole Country.
TEXAS IX THE LEA
n laereaM t the Umt SUr SUtt It
Onlt T:Hri Lm Than Tuat of
All ew tutlaad lorreaa
f the South I '.Uli.
nltimro Not. 17. -In a g'incral aar-
Try of the iucrvano In tliw jij)uUtioa of
the Uuttod Statu a repealed by the
fiKurca of the Twelfth crimus the south
has (MxiSKtun forsclf -coUiTtttulntlou. At
firt plance the ronin fur this may not
tie npimn ut but arc-urling to an analy-
sis luwl by the MiiiiufiK turcm' Ileoiril
it is never! hflcss fwt. The kiuU-
turn of the I'uited States lncreruMxl b j
tweoti 1VI nixl lifHi by aO.'Jtl ht wilt j
or U.J'.'.i.iiii. The iiulntiun of the i
south iiu'D'hspiI norIr aMl r.''J or
20. IH it cent. This tx-rcvutnifH was
ciiuewhat below thnt nf thf whuleeonn.
try but yet in advance nf what may '
be rernnli'il as other triictd t(ninis uf i
tntes. The incr.-iuw iu New KiikUiui I
h'Jl.li'T was but is 'JJ ur cent; iu the
uiuo mublle states KtretchiiiK from the!
Atlantic to the Miiiipi it was .1:tsi). !
i'' or V0.U4 r ci-nt and in three j
states across the Mississippi Miswmri J
Iowa mid MniiiKsotn it was l'.'IT:i'i
or 'J0.H.1 per cent. toiiiin'iitiii on this
the Miiiiiifiictun rs' Il.ford siiys:
"Tim Hk'ures show that tho tui'rensrt
in Hu!titim which iiuiiln tli" total -r
Ci iitikuof im r use in tho country sliK'ht.
ly more tliuu the KTi entne of increase
iu the south tik I'lii'-e in that (art of
tin iintry which contains less than 11
T ci iit of tin ii!ati!i in spite of
t hi' halt in of K Hi.is ami Nebraska u'ld
tlieartuil !.! : 1 1 iii ipiil.it i.ii iii N -
Vinl.l. I lie eiim iiioiis Uli Ti aso ul more
than ::::o.il Hi I l!;l.i'i"iMa of nn.rc tlian.
i'si.isHi in the Iinliitii Territory uiiilof
more than .'i i.isi'i in Ariz iki urecli-ws
to the story of the increase in wh it may
be calh-.l the lc Wi-r portion of the coun-
try. Coining t ) the s cial figures in the
south it is notable that Texas leaiN the
ohler (tortious of the i-otint y iu tho ht-
ceiituttc of its increase; that its actual In-
crease uf Si:l:l ).'i is but 7i''.l lewi than
the actual increase iu the whole uf New
England where Msine New I lamp-hire
ami Vermont almost stood still uul
while Massachusetts' increase was ti'i
per cent of the total increase iu that
Texas Florida West Virginia ami Liuisi-
ana led in the pemntaKiof increase iu
the southern states nltliontth Alalwua
(ji-ortfia and Mississippi stood out well
atnouif the states making lar'is actual
increases.
"In cotudileriiiK the increase in the
oUtll III CoUl'MirisOII Willi those else.
where however' one. or two facts must
lie borne in imiid. tiutsiilo of Texas I
I'iinuiiia Florida and perhaps West j
Virk'inin and Marrlatnl the smith's xtp.
Illation has U eti little iiilliieiiced by tha
ii iiiuiKr.it i m of foreigners. The south
t oiluy ami notably those portions of the
s iiith hlmwiutc the smaller pen-cntauo
of increase contains tho purest Ameri-
can stork in the country. It contains
ulso the bulk of the lii'KTo pipulatlou
winch increttsiiiK less rupully tliuu the
whites tends to reduce the total per-
CulltaKe of increase. "
SOUTHERN CONGRESSMEN.
rroslsWal Opp.ss I lb tWtoMM Cat
Dsss Rees-wlalltw
Washington Nov. la The opinion
la frowtnf among public men who art
In thai ooutiatuos uf tho prwudout UuU
k will oppose any moTtMnont looking to
rod action of the congratsi tonal rapr-
entation of tb aouthern stataa un ao-
oosnt of obarget of tht dUfraachlaamant
of Dagro Totora.
Tha praaidenl il aaid to bet oppuaed to
reTlTing Ul feeling which ha thinks
would ba tha result of a bill thtu touoh-
tng the sooth 'a tuff nitre. lis haa been
told from many aourcaa recently that an
importaut element of southern bos in est
men manufacturers and others la at
heart with the Republicans and the
nucleus of a future revolution atralut
existing political niatbotU In the south
has beu securely established and should
not be dissipated by legislation that
would be regarded as aectional Ou
account nf the pnxtdeut'i attitude there
is growing opinion thnt legislation
loosing to the ruductiou of the sou t her u
representation will not be n prowd by
party leaders iu congress.
Iu this connection it is suggi'stud that
any action with reference to the suf-
j frage of the south in advance of the
j adoption of a definite policy in the Phil-
ippines iiiicht throw some cnihe.rr.iss.
tnetit in the way of the prus'r disisisi-
j tion of the rittxeuship right of the Fill-
i pliion and moreover It is felt thnt the
gi'Veniinotit has as much a it cau disnl
j with now without getting into a cou-
teutlou over domestic affairs.
FROST WAS MURDERED.
One t.t tlis 1'rU.tnrrs slil to llssa Cou-
fp.snl lu Hie llrltrrrs.
(Ja.reston Not. 17 Tim mystery
surrounding the disnpH-araucoof Sherilf
John L. Frost of t'luimls rs county who
was last "ecu alive at Ijike Surprise in
the s. titliHi sti rti end of the county
whi le lei had g ne I i serve writs of sc.
iiic-tralioii is graiiiiaily Is-ing s.-Iv.'l.
Sln ri:T Thomas of ti.ilvi st.m wlm with
Ins i. put; has be n v.'"ring mi th
ca-e claiuis t i have seenr-'d il sl.it''ui"i:t
ft- o:i !!.. th.. three men iii the jol
In re cliar.-e.l with the kiliuu' of le i i:T
I'ro-t t'ljeain William ! nte clv l.i-
son l.ce K ti ti cil v met a Voting man
tniiiii'd I! ils rr H iiii.inu are the tiir-
men mull r arrest and against whom
Deputy Sheriff Sterling of ('hainNr
county has sworn out cliarg -sof murder
The authorities claim to bo in -'
sion of the details of the tragw'y which
they brand as a ciihlhl.nsh'd nssissinn-
Hon. They say that Sherttf Frmt was
miir lered a siiort ili-lunce from the
home of the man upon whom he served
the writ of sequestration at Iiku Sur-
prise; that the crime was committed
alsnit So'cIm U on Saturday night Nov.
in and that the ih a I lly of the brav
otllii-r was wraps-d in his oilskin cistt
and cMiisigned to the waters of the lake.
He was slmt to death and the man who
did the shooting was assisted in making
nwav With the IhhIt of the sheiilf.
ELECTION IN HAWAII.
The
ti.r
WEYLER TAKEN
DOWN.
Telia
brigadier f.eneral llrt-rklnrlilic
Whjr Spain lul ( iihs.
New York Nov 17. Oncral Woy-
lcr'a recent declaration of what he
would have donu had he remained in
Cuba interests those olllcers in Wash
tngbiu who strticipated in the Culsin
camign. Ilrigiidier (iemral J. 0.
Creckiuriilge liisHctor of the army it
quoted in a Herald disjsitch from Wash-
ton as followi:
"If ( 'iem ral Weyler had dono differ-
ntly from what he proposed the loss ol
Cuba to S u il might have boeli exptslit
ed. It was on account of Wcylcr's
army iu t'utsi thnt the United States
determined to do what was possibhi in
the cause of hiiiuauity which he had mi
greatly ubused. The plan of cauistign
lu Cuba was of course that the war wiv
cue involving the ptoblem of thedomiu
ton of the seas and whichever tuition
ncouired thnt si-curod the island as sure
ly as a rl)e npplo would drop when the
tree was shaken. The course of events
as well as the military situation dift-lded
the contest against Sstiu and one of the
proiuiunut causes of the loss of I'lilm
Was the conduct of (ieueral Wcylcr."
I FIVE SUICIDES.
A Mania fir Klliltrnrtlna Heaius
lists I'arvailsil t'hlt-ago.
(.;lucngo Kuv. 17. Miner IJ. Hurl a
Wealthy csil dealer rislding at M
Dcstrbum avenue shot himself in thi
mouth flying instantly. A uute written
tiy Mr. Han was fuoud on a dresset
tat tug that he had decided to end hit
life rather than live iu the foar that he
Wt going lumvne. Mr. Hart was
meinlxT ol tne Uernmnia cluh of t'ov
naiit Lodge A. F. and A II. and tb
Chicago turugiimeitidu.
(i.s.rge A. llirch a snlisin kn-s'r
killed himsi-lf with carbolic aonl. DoJ
mestic troubles.
Miss Minnie Muska 23 year old
hanged herself. She had lieen firblt
minded for some time.
Anson Stncken shot himself to
death first slightly wounded his wife.
Domestic trouble.
Antonio Cajtcliana also shot himself.
Rciuhiu nnknown.
Mica Foiinil at t'nrslrana.
Corshnna Tex. Nov. 17. While dig.
ging for brick clay at the brick yards of
J. K. Whiteselle north uf tha city a
drsit of pure mica was struck at a
depth of nbout Xj fis-t. The mica is
straw color and transparent aud cnu
be sliced with nn ordinary pockctkntfo
no thicker than ordinary wrapping pa-
per lu what miantities the mica is has
nut been discoverl.
THE TIDE TURNING.
N.w llrlllih Tslilnet Mf.tlnf.
London Nov. 17 Tim recoiistructiHl
I'ntish cabinet held its lirst Hin ting at
the foreigu office this morning under
the presidency of Lord Salisbury. Sec-
retary of state for colonies Joseph Cham-
berlain was 'ho only absentee. Thenh-
ject of the meeting wns to arrange busi-
ness for the brief winter session uf parliament.
Nslltrs l lr. l Tlirlr I amlliUIS
H-Ira;al lo I'iMtareM.
( Honolulu Nov. !i. via San Francisco
j Nov 17. U .t- rt W. Wilcn the Iude-
h mleiit It vulist caii'lidute lias lss-n
j elis-'ted Iliiwaiian delegat" to emigres.
by n -mall majority over S.miU' 1 l'nrki r
j the K.-publicaU c'lltl li'blte. His Vote
among the native di-tricf curried tin
day. The result prmluced much impres-
sion amniig all the white a WllcoX
wn strongly opis.i by Keiublicuu
and IVimx rats a'u-u. His i umiigu war
au autiwhite ciniva-s with promisea un
the part of some of his camjiaigu work
ers that if elis-ted U n-'tl Lllioukalalii
would Im restorisl to the throne. Thest-
votes show the iintiTe bitterness toward
auneittioii to Im still alive.
The Iiideiident Native rfy carried
the house of representatives by a large
majority. They will have 14 nieniN-r-of
the house with tt Ibipuhlicans and H
Independents and Demoernts. In the
senate there will be 7 Kcpuhllcaua 3 In-
dependents and I D'-mis'rat. With the
Illdes'tldeutS ill Control a lively senslou
is extctcd as they are against the
lug regime.
Hers; Nanlenreil.
Creston Ik. Nov. 17. William Ber-
pan the clever land swindler who ha
Is'cn chased over several states for many
years will serve a term of 17 yenr in
the s-nitentiary. It wns Dcrgnn's
One-firth nf Ilia llrlllih limn Milt
I'lnreil In Tills I'ontilrjr.
New York Nov. 17. There is excel- scheme to gVt loans nn forged deeds
lent authority for the statement that of and this ho surcessfully worked in lown
the proned Hritish loan not less thau Missouri Illinois mid possibly other
f.l.niMl.iNS) will be fbmtod in this conn- j -tat"--
try. A representative of a foreign! Kernnrrnirailn I'lso.
tsiiiking house with liuirtant coun.s! Durban N'atul Nov. 17. The Natal
ti ins wiys that lie has no doubt of tint Mercury riiports among the measures to
fact. He Is lleves one-fifth of the pro-1 be adopted to sicify the lloer is the r-
posod loan or .VlXKt(sro will Is. suit-; com eiitrado plan of ltoWts. Kitchenor
sc-riU'd here. He said it was his 1h1. !-d.s ided to take this step owing to
that in the fnturo when making loans ''"' '"" '""l' "f 'Wn"a .w''.h "r"""1
.it f.mdu.. crovem r. wie.l.l ci-it.. - lt""r'' wI1m -ml by civilian popu-
rl.i. ...rr. .! l.s .r I Iutlu iu tlm "Utlving small towns
lltiers lltiHirl(l Itofrstell.
ril'siiiifontein Nov. 17. The Honrs
' lt..iit HttMeUuil tUiM r.ilr.iu! tat V.l.i.i.
burg on hist Thursday. It is reported
If I 11 . el . . .1.1 r.i i cue mm wr n csiiiiiiieim . n i up. vrilfl
LI Hung ( hang and the thitiem i i. .1... .. . .1' ..
p.ave co.nmlsaioueM at the inirla' j " -y-
r i suns w- ... ........
)UKU. UUII. THU II.IUUimiUUI'IMIIUIlUIJ
llnliiainl TriHtps He Wlttiilrawn.
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. ' ' c . . . heavily attacked the railroad at K:
lllie iiic- (ii i. -i uiti ii rum ii.ii - a. ijoiiui v
von Waldersee received lYiuce Chins
that the Chinese tnsipa tie witlulrawu
from the vicinity of the territory occu
pied by tho ollied foro. adding that H'.... v. ai...r....i.i
.s a . t a t all " Vr-' I l"MIIB UUI . J 1 II I ' 1 M C I
llea aavaa ilina f lis ai alal tvak f nil f.f tltak till. ' 1
t tl T mm IIOUV SJtJD UIHllOSK U SHU Ulltl'
Itopurttir I'fMtpouwfl.
8t. IVtrnlmrK Nor. 17. A dinpiMoh
in
ml-
j Just Keep the Change!
In your home town and it will
help it grow. We woulJ like to
get every piece ol launciry in Bry-
an and if you will give a fair
chance will prove to you lat it
is to your inUrcst to let ut do your
laundry work.
WE WILL DO IT RIGHT OR IT WILL COST
YOU NOTHING
We mean business and nrr here to ilo the l-et of work. An
we are doinir it tim. Others say so you'll likely ay the sain
when yon let us have your liuiulle. Won't you try u ncx
tune : riiouv i i.
American foundry . S. fcacb f rep.
JJaT(!et one of the-c L'umer.is!
Cbc ilfiaazine Cyclone
Holds i pl.it es ; mccli.itiiinl ili;itie;c m.ikcs it pos-
sible to t.ike I Z i'u lutes ill :is tlliitlV seiniuls.
j Courist IGucheyc jf ilm Camera
i-.s n i! i r'-' : l.il.e- in 1 1. 1 1 - ! t s l-v ; l - J ; i
ids i:i mill u ill -oi in von pm i t. Tin- Tun I
i' ' c t'.i'iici is ;it i- 'If In- I fi-r the Am ite-tifs ; tin
I i tti i i n .i !. - tni the tii. -it . (lit t!u -c C.'.iiiii t .is y
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2 cloM'lc li'icl. 'Jltsiilts Hit wets ami frtsl.tsl flivk of rujs
$ i'i I'ls iiy juil in tinct Vit ixl day uf July I carry a full line S
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Crimaa aay the departure of the oabi-
Ury pelitioni by the aUlue would be m.D'iaUr. frora Ylu to Ht. Pete.
tjiacon tinned
bnrg has been postponed.
Nuvrl Suit fur )Niiiaa;s.
Ti'Xiirkniui Tex. NnV. 17. The United
(States district court hero is hearing the
case of Charles t sully rolnrcd agiunsl
the Cotton llelt railroad. The plain till
itlleged that alsiiit a year ago aftur hav-
ing uiid a bruLc man uu a Cotton l!ell
freight tniin i'i cents to carry him t
Pine Ululf he was lieatcii over the head
witli a pistol and shot through the tmw-
els by another brakeinau and then liter-
ally pitched from the train Ix-cause In
dio'lined to pay bit assailant an adili
tiiiiuil ipiarti r. He n-ki d fur damage
ill the sum of jl'i.iKi but the jury re
turned u verdu t iu faur uf the railroud.
Aimi1i u VVitriitth.
Kl Pn i Tex. Nov. 17. A messagi
from Casus (irainles to the mayor ol
Jiinn z Mi x. states that a tuind ol
AHiches suppusi-d to have coluii from
tho reservation in Ari um attacked tht
M .rim in villuge of Coloiiiu I'm heoo at
dusk Thursday night but were driven
olf. The Indians left 11 dead txihiiid
them when they fled b) the hills and the
Mormons lust several in killed and
wounded. Troops are in pursuit. Coin-
uia l'actieco is nlsmt 200 miles south-
west of Kl I'aso and 20 miles from Cusas
liraudns Mi x.
Olilml titr t'arrlar IM-sil.
New York Nov. 17. -Charles A. Ty-
ler the oldest letter rarricr in the world
la dead. Mr. Tyler who ia about M
yrars of age had benn in the employ ol
the postoltlce department about 50 years
lie died of heart disease iu Urookljra.
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LSTAIUJSIir.I) iSTS.
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Fire. Life anJ Accident
INSURANCE.
Nothing Inil the les - iiiip.inics n-pi to .Miled. I'cishiki!
.liil i. in fill iiltcntintl h'ucii to (lie business. g InjUfJUCt I
S!taltj. Am indent for the 1T.NN MUTl'AI. Lite Insur-
iitue I'omjiiitiy of l'lii!iiilclilii.i who offer Ire hest loninicts
of any life companv ask for specimen cpv; aNn repiesent
tin: Fidelity Casualty and tin- Mat) land Casualty Aici.
dent liisiitanie Co's. Your business tfspei tfully solicited.
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