The Bryan Daily Eagle. (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 245, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 12, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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We are Show-
in the NEW
FALL STYLUS
MANHATTAN
SKIRTS
HAXAN & SON
FINE SHOES
SOFT AND
STIFF HATS
L & V. COL-
LARS and Culls
NEW NECK-
Vi EAR Etc.
you num.
PARKS &
MEN'S FUHNISIIEHS.
Entered at lha PoaloOoe at Bitiii Ttiu M
wood Class saail lcur.
BT COXXILIY. PALMIRA CAKNFI.
at.u-oisC.aau Idl lor.
iCMTRimoii rm-i:
far Week 15c. . Per jsonth. 60r
lr. Went went to Breniond yesterday.
IIoom lor rent-See Mra. E. II. Rob.
ti. 21titf
Sara Lu'berca'led on tie Kagla while
in town yesterday.
Glenn McCoriuodale come down
from Waco yei'erday.
Mia Josle MeMair letnrned from
Uubhaid City yesterday.
K. I- Stockton ol Kurti D a caller
at the Kale oflice yesterday.
Mint Halsy Worley left yesterday for
Waco to attend Itaylor college.
Mr-C II. Charles private eerretary
t) Dr. J. Harvey Moore ia in the city.
IIift fc Mawhinney have jmt receiv-
ed another anpply of frett turnip seed.
m-4'l d 2J
Ke. A. M. Stewart will preach today
at 11 and tonight at the Christian
church.
tMeley'a violet toilet water. Try a
lottle it will delight yon. Saui 11.
Wilson A Co. .'17
J.T. McOeeand I- D. Medea and
wife of the Froejiect iieigbborhood were
Lere yesterday
Get a yellow fever policy of A. D.
McConnico. The Fidelity A Ceaualty
Co. writes them. 240
The A. A M. leys flaked to town
yesterday and augmented the already
large crowds on the streets.
Yellow fever ia raging. Get a Fidel
ity & Caa ilty Co. yellew lever i-olicy.
wiitUn by A. D. Mi-CoDnico. 241
J W 1'eoson waa here (row Ilatvey
ye.tetday and reported the killing of a
6-fvwt rattle snake in a cotton patch in
Wixon creek bottom Friday.
Seey's perfumes are lha best. We
have ju t received a new selection of the
latest ojore. Sam H. Wilson A Co. 217
Ir. 4. Harvey Moore the Atlanta
Ga. eye ear none and throat special-
Ut. arrived la-l Light and will open
ofhcea at Mra. Leman's at V o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Mr. . P. Comtant an eiperlenced
atchniaker and jeweler li now with
John M. Caldwell. All work entrusted
a ill he attended to promptly and ealie-
factortly. 2li
Mr. Charles Prater dieJ at kia home
in Bret. Lain yesterday at noon and rel-
ative here were notified by wire. Jap
Prau-r Mr. and Mia. P. A. Uortman
Mra. John M iCorquodala an J Mia.
Nancy Poole left yeaterday to attend
tie funeial. The liagle eiienda sni-
path to the Urtaved family and
lrieudn.
For arythii g in tulie. arti l a pei-
fuoiea oap Iru-bes etc. Keniember
we are headquarter and will appreciate
your tra.h'. Sam D. Wilson A Co. 217
"-- f. I
rTATILN & FISCHER Ca crtattoni. the Ug
Tailor of Chicago who are finey-priced Draper's
freatcjf rivala. Teacher of modern masterly cuttom
work with many ttu&nti. Come In and torn the
pagei of thii great encyclopaedia of fathiona. Get
meisurvj for yur fuU jtr.J Winter Suit or Overtoil nd
get the right fit the right
A quaLty at the right price.
Our NEW FALL ARRIVALS In
Mens Furnishings have 5et the
town talking. They are rur-
prized that we should carry
such a lare and Up-to-l)ate
line of Goods for Men's wear.
You cannot find a better select-
ed and more complete Stock in
the larger Cities
In buying from ut you are not compelled to (ale
what jou can (jtt but you can ulirayi ijet vhat
WALDROP
IlKAZOS COUNTY HOY
Wrlta Entertainingly from the
Territory.
HarUliorne Ind. Ter.
Editor Eagle. You a ill find incled
money order for which end lha Hag'.
to the above address. Your correa-
pondi nt la a Itraioa county boy atopic
tog for a aeaaon in the II. I. T. and
duiiug my atay here nothing will give
me greater pleasure than the weekly
tutu of the Dayao Kjgle.
nartatjorne ia the laice.t mlnlni
toan in the Choctaw Nation having a
Jally outpour of ii cart of c.al; ha-
four or five tbonand InhahiUnta
andubeautfully altuatel being In i
val ey aurrounded by hi I au l moun
aina. Ithaa only on milroal tb
tha Choctaw.Oklahoti.a A Gulf runnin
eaat and weat acroaa the Nation frou
rt'i.ler. I. T. to Oklahoma Okla.
The mounUine here are veiy lieauti-
fill aome tf them being of anlid lime-
t toue. a ro k aa hard aa 11 nt ami mak
ing lime of tle flrit grade. The o.oun
tain rinifra extend eaat an. I e-t f.i
ereral hui.dr.-d milei. It ia imbed a
pleaaaot aiglit to Hand on the auiumil
of the tallett and new the country aafa
aa eye can reach. On awne of tde
raonei a few bear are to be found while
deer and turkeji are plentiful.
For farming pnrpoa-a ttiecountr." i
very g o and land renta at about the
ama pru aa it doea la Texai. Corn
cotton and fruit are the principle prod-
urta. For rattle raiting the Indian
Territory cannot bo excelled.
American citizen a cannot own prop-
eaty only ia the lowna lot can rent or
leaae all they pleae. The Ckovtawe
are a very induatrioua perp'e. They
Lave apienilij churchea and athiKila
throughout the Nation and are rapidly
coming to the ifi.t.
ai el the thoctaaa a white;
tliere are very lew f.ill bhuda and the
i . . .
uo nui atay arouna the lowna umcb.
Everyone th-tcio prove 1-8 of Indian
iiukxi can have ritiaen a ili-hta the
aine aa lu I Llootla. The Ian la are t-
be a'.lutcd aKin and every ( hoclaw wil
get an or eeven lninlred arrea
For f ar ol the wato I a-ki-t will
clote. much aucceaa to the Eagle.
W. J. W. Jr.
I'rlvate N hool.
Inatiurtioni given In Eugliah Mthe-
nwti.a ai.d muic. Your patrooaire ao
llcited. heaann opened pt. 0 lo.i7
For lerma et-. pp'T to
Mra K. Minkert. teacher.
t orner F rank ho and lioterten hta..
r.aai iiryan. ?1J
llava you tiled niOnuito f imea? It
haa no equal aa moaquiio killer.
Sam It. Wilaon A Co. IM7
Mosquito Fumes
Will clear your room
of Mosquitoes in fif-
teen Hinutes Price
25c a box at
SAM B. WILSON & CO.
THAT
BOOK
of Fall Samplct is ln
contiininf enough
itylci to itock three
atorca. They re
the fAmoua KUIL
worLmanihip and the right
Your
so ? - f
TIIU II It VAN COMI'KKSS.
Another Illir I'.uteriirUe
of
(jreat Iteiu flt to the
Town.
In conoidering the largest and moat
advantageous buaineas entrrprlaei of
Bryan the new compress stands in the
fiont rank and will at once command
attention. Thia preaa which haa
grown like magic out of the old one ia
one of the beat in the state. It la cat
able of a eapuclty of 120 balea an hour
il bands could ba found to keep it oper-j
atina at t .at eneed and preeees to a
denrity of 2i pounds to the cubic foot.
The kale is reduced to a thickceaa of)
four or Dve Inches while In the press
and afterwards expands to 11 or 12
inches. One huodred pound of steam
ea-ily givea S.OOH.vXO pouoda pressure
which la considerably more than necra-
aary. The total weight of tl preaa It
2.O0iO Kiund. The pleasure la pro.
duced from above by means of a gigan-
tic pi-ton rod forced downward from an
immenie sieaio cheat and the recoil ia
produced by the weight of the bottom
part of the prvee and four Immense
anna which aggregates &5OUO ojuds.
The power of the machinery and the
economy ol force are equally wonder-
ful and one who love to watch the
progress of invi utire geniua ran spend
an hour moat pleasantly watching the
huge machine at work.
The cotupre.e ia under the manage-
ment of Mr. Webb lloaell who ia
proving himself one of Uryan'a bright-
eat and moat indefatigable young buxi-
m ai mm. Mr. A. Crouch la ei gineer
and pulla the lever on equeerrr.
The force of employeea includes 3 band
or tie shnvera 3 band tyera 2 bagging
aew-r 2 lulea headers 2 fi-leaier
I feedet 1 band carrier 1 band stripper.
4 baud makers 1 cotton hooker 1 cot.
ton trorker 1 c .tton t.) and I Vi I
tra men employed continuously. In
this tonnei-tion wa will add that Mr.
lloaell is in need of help conitantly and
haawoik foranv who are willing andLnlte( Statee to recognlxe the Cuban
a' lc to do It.
The coinpie-s is of immenae svivant-
g" to Itiyan as a cotton shipping point
and thus enhanrea the commercial In
tel eels of the town largely. The coin-
p'e.s aud oil u.il. form a brace ot trade
levers that should l appreciated and
en.-oiiaagi-d to tlir fullest exiei.t.
Cotton Kr'elta.
Farmers' Cotton Yard 2MI
Lawrence Warehouae 210
I'.rick Aarebouae IM0
Kernole 710
White A Nail fWl
Kolwrtaun a tard 0M
Darain.... (10
McCorqu nlale 4s.:
Total 9 1 Ni
Total numler balea cotton compreeaed
op to dale it SC..'!.
1'rflKht ItualncNa.
The freight reeeipla a..d ahipm u'r
f r August a ra aa lollowa: 17 l u'k
cars 1 car brick and sand 14 rare luui.
her 23 rare flour 2 cars potatoes 3 cars
aiuar; total tonnage .iim)3:'1 pounds.
Shipment M.) I ba ea c .tlon i cars
tttton aea.1. 6 bulk cars: total lonnaire.
2llsj pounda. Ticket aalea f:"00.
trnaa r.yrft Htiilulttcned Frre.
Ir. J. Harvey Mcxiro the emi-
noiit (iiorfii pi-ciiiliel of Atlanta.
announcra in his advertisement in
till i-u thut he will atraighton
iy hi new pninh-? ntctlmJ the
iirKt caM if crona eye calling on
Him fre of (haree. ami will treat
all cac callitig the firt day for
half price.
ENTIRELY HONEST.
The Temple. Tnaa. Trlb
Nti)i lr. .1. Harvry Moore
of Atliuita it
He Will lie la Una n Soon For
Ten la.
Mr. Wm. 1. Cot former resident
fUryan sai l in bis paper a year agi;
"lr. J. Ilatvey Moore who haa made
a very enviable reputati n d inng his
stay In Tejip'e will leave bore Thurs-
Jay. Dr. Moorehaa certainly demon.
stiati-d auperior genius and still in lieat-
ment of ilise.e. coining under the head
of .pecialtii a in the eye ear noa and
throat n I the curea ac.-om.iliahel l.v
him whi'e in Temple are known and
r. ed of all men. They are such aa only
a physic' an of g eit ab.hty and reeearch
con'd accomplish an I noUkly doubts
that Dr. M orv is a thor .ivli mauler of
bis pr .feaxion. Ilia ('enial manners
and courieona W.irings have added to
!.! popul.trity iu Teiiiple and mtny
regret that he l so-m to depart.
Another r.-imrkaUe thine ahout Dr.
M. Hire a methods ia hi entire huneatv
in all cases brought to him. He does
not claim to I a 'cureall' and te'l
the patient plaiolv w hetlier il ia worth
a hue to b tieat-d or not. Neither ia
Dr. Moore an ilinarr 'traveling d..
tor.' Ilia home ia in Atlanta. Ga.
where he i piofeaor on the eye ear
n'.eo and throat in the Georgia me-licei
o lleb'e and i limkin thia trip through
Texas in onhr to rxtend tie reputation
preparatory to l.e oeniiig ol a great
amtrinm ia Atlanta."
Dr M Nre will le at Mra. Imana'
h itel Mon.lar S'.t. l.t'h an I adver-
tia. a to straighten l v bi painlesa
method free of charge the firt ra of
croa eve. ami to treat all cases for half
piice the find day.
U7 r'KSS YOU AUK CAREFUL
'Esi
1
of CJrooorlc
likely to ruu
What yor 'ed for tho fall voii'd better order now.
-iSt Pv you to deal with un bw aure of quality
' .AOyA V. ! - . ..t . 1. ........
And promiitnt M in delivery 110 lew lliiin on acoouni
of prices. Wo are fpicially well ttocked with
Fine assortn::r.t of every thing
It.
THAT CUBAN VICTORY.
I
The OJlriulr! at WiL-lnn-ton Kofuse
to Iiscus the Aflair.
WII L HAVE LITTLE WEIQHT.
II Is
a14 lha tMie Tew a Waa Capt ar-
ia the Othat B.kwlllea mt
Belllaaml Klakla Have He
Clalai la Thla IhIun.
Washington. Sept. 11. State depart
ment officials refuae to dlncuas the bear-
ing which the capture by Cuban In-
surgents of Victoria da laa Tunas may
havt upon the according of belligerents
righta. Such recognition they argue.
resta with the preahlent alone and he
must be the sole Judge of the extent to
which the revolutionary government
must have established Itself to Justify
official acknowledgement. It la pointed
out that the same town was raptured
by the Insurgents In the 10 years' war
and did not Improve their "landing
with foreign nations.
While aome state department nffli laU
are warm friends of Cuban Independ
ence. they hesitate to expreaa the be
lief that the victory reported will In
creaae the reaponalblllty of action by
the prenldent aa they think the ad-
ministration will await the result of
such repreaentatlona aa come within
the scone of Minister Woodford's In
aturtlona before adopting a rourae cat
culated to offend Spain.
It la not believed anything short of
the withdrawal of the Spanish troops
from Cuba would cause a recognition
of beUgerenry or Independence at this
time.
It la poaalble that Captain Reneral
Weyler mav be recalled beca-iae the
dlaaater la regared aa only a natural re-
ault of the Inaurgent Victory. Next to
the loaa of seven email fortlftVatlona
designated aa forta and the taking of
S00 prisoners that haa created a panic
In Spain but the fear that the event
I mJr uk'n advantage of by the
Independence. The great anxiety to
speedily retake the town la produced
by the dread that the Insurgenta might
carry out their declared Intention ct
establishing their provisional govern
ment there and haae their appeal for
recognition npon thla evidence of at a
blllty.
The representative of the Spanish
legation la now In the city lienor Jue-
aada of the Cuban delegation la ab
sent on a diplomatic mission to Uex
Iro and Senor Albertont la In New
York. There la no one la charge of the
delegation temporarily (ten era I Julio
Sangullly the famous Cuban patriot.
haa sent a telegram to frlenda here an
nouncing that he expected to arrive
to-morrow and It la possible that he
may aaaume control of affairs until the
return of Senor (jneaada.
Conaul (ieneral Lee haa not arrived
The coming of both these generala Is
early awaited aa they are conversant
with the full value of the ranture of
Victoria de las Tunas aa viewed from a
military standpoint
IUaa4 Dealalaw
' Madrid. Sept. 11. Genera! Pando In
a letter to Cuban senators and depu-
tlea requests them to hold a meeting
and come to noma decision regarding
the Cuban situation declaring that the
time had come to apeak out and fix the
responsibility for the present policy
upon Its promoters.
Il la reported that a reinforcement
ot troops shortly will be sent to the
Island of Porto Rico.
The Spanlah cabinet will be modified
before the assembling of the cortes but
It Is understood that General Al 'arraga
will be premier.
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
Oal4 ntaaSara tiaratl CaaiaillK
SaaaS II Oat rraa Raalaa.
Boston Sept. 11. The gold standard
Democratic committee has Issued an
appeal to the people of the atate In
which they aay:
"Our party la organlied by those who
believe there ought to be a truat worthy
political party pledged to establish a
sounder and better system of banking
and currency to practice honesty and
economy In expenditures to use public
efflce aa a public truat and to eradicate
the spolla eyatem In both appolnt-
menta and legislation a party oppoard
therefore to protection to parternnl-
Ikiu. to flat money and to rlaaa leguia-
tlon. "It la an old party In Its steadfait
maintenance of the unchanging prin-
ciples of Justtre snd equal rights and In
Its dlalntertated devotion alrea.ly fully
proved; a lew party In Its clear and
resolute aim to restore popular govern-
ment In the failed Statea to the pur-
pose from which It la now diverted
the service of the American people"
l.lf aa4 WalMll aiBS.
San Francisco. Sept. 11 Articles of
agreement have been algned by George
Lavlgne and Joe Wotcott for the most
Important glove contest since the meet-
ing of Cor bet t and FlUslmmone at
Carson. Kid I-avlgne baa been pro
nounced the greatest lightweight pu
glllst the world haa ever known and
Wolcott who la taturalty a welter
weight haa many times given evidence
of his cleverness In the ring. The af
fair will be handled by Young Mltche.l.
manager of the Occidental club and
It will take place early In November
In Mechanic's pavilion. The men will
Exht for "5 per rent of the gate re-
ceipts Of this the winner will Uks
10 oar cast.
11 ntl Fancy 1
1
in our line.
M. WILSON.
AWAITING THE CLAIMANTS
A Weellter l.tale la Hollaa! f
rse laa klgatfal Wwaers
Washington. Sept. 11. An Imnien;
estate In Holland la said to lie await
ing eleven Americans none of whom
bava taken steps to secure It It i
likely that the state department will
negotiate the fortune If the claims are
sustained aa the estate Is In the keep
ing of the Holland government
The eminent Washington attorney
Jere Wilson haa chatge of the case and
agenta hare been aent abroad. Pre-
viotif proceedings were managed by A.
11. Weber of Schuylkill Haven. Pa..
who recently assembled at that place
the representatives In thla country of
the family of John Christian Weber
who had been a privateer a century ago
In the war between the Dutch and the
Engllah. He hadam aaaed a fortune.
estimated today at Ii5.0o0.0ou. His
sou and heir had offended him In his
marriage and lha father left his for-
tune In the keeping of the government.
UnglUh. He had amasaed a fortune
ahould be nald only to heirs of ths
third generation.
So far aa tan be learned there are
but eleven In the country who are dl-
re.-t derendanta 1 1 the disowned son of
old John Christian. The latter left
four sons. Frederick William Cbrta
tlan and Kuate. Frederick wm a bu b
elor. Christian left seven descendants
Ther are William Kred Weber a mu
alcUn who Uvea In Washington; V. W
Weber who Uvea here; Mrs. Jennie
McDonald wtrs ot a retired boatswa.n
In the navy; Mrs. Annie Cook wife of
a laborer at the Washington yard
Mrs. Harbara Sinclair wife ot a sailor
in the navy; Mra. Mary Hector a wld
ow who Uvea In Virginia and Mra.
Amelia Porrht. a widow who Uvea In
Louisville. Kr. Kinte Weber left
eon. Frederick William who lives
In
liarrlaburg. Pa. and who has three
aUtera.
Some years ago a Dutch lawyer cams
to this country and offered to secure
the money for the heirs for IU.OOO
He said then that the estate waa worth
IK.Oon.fWiG.
NEW YORK POOL ROOMS.
rraaleael af laa rallea BVaar4 Talla el
HI laveatlaallaa
New York Sept. 11. President Moaa
of the police board says that he haa al-
most completed a thorough Investiga-
tion of the pool rooms In New York
and haa In a measure succeeded In
closing them up. He waa led to make
the Investigation he aaya. because he
had received complaints ot the places)
In which charges were made agalnat
police officers. He adds that he had ob-
tained evidence of police collu.l n but
he declined to aay against what police
officers or whether he would prefer for-
mal charges against them. Mr. Moaa la
an Interview aald:
"Some time before Chief Conlln re-
tired 1 began an Investigation privately
into the eyatem of pool rooma In thla
city t'p to a comparatively recent pe-
riod they were operating freely. I have
have had before me the prlnclpala ta
both the Mahoney and Uleason
avstems of pool rooms or representa-
tives of the prlnclpala I have bad
players writers employes telegraph
operators hakere. and the whole fra-
ternity before me on aubpoenaa and
their testimony baa been taken legally
and formally. The Investigation ta not
yet completed. One result la that the
pool room business Is dead or nearly
so."
OPPOSED TO PRIZEFIGHTS.
aa ailOTB la Rallraa4 Mill
la
Us Araaaae flllaaes
Montreal Sept. 11 An attempt haa
just been discovered to railroad a bill
through the provincial legislature of
Quebec whlrh. If passed would open
the door to all the prlieflghtera ot
America. A strong deputation of Mon-
treal rltliena will be aent. when the
aeaalon opens to opptaie the bill.
The provincial and dominion lawa
forbid prlxrflghtlng and lotteries yet
Montreal has three or four lotteries
and one policy game railroaded
throtiKh the provincial legislature un
der the guise of art societies. The
winners draw plctnree and statues
which are redeemed.
Now an attempt waa made to rail-
road a prlreflghtlng Mil through the
leglxlature br C. K. Charbonneau U
Z. Chalbot and J. A. Proulx of Mon
treal. It la reported that the men real-
ly Interested are well known sporting
men backed hv capital from the t'nlted
Statea. l'rlit'.Khtlng la the onlv thing
aimed at. Ins Kime no other sports could
pay euhVlent money In return.
Vt ;alaala Folaaalae
Nevada. Cat. Sept 11. Meager de
tails have tn receive! her of a whol.
sal poleonlng of wood hoppers at Koh
tera ranch on Washington rhlge
elsht miles sbove this city. Kohler
died. suppoeiiy of cholera morbus
and was burled. Several nelghbora
dropped Into his cabin and after eating
they were taken sick. August Amberg
died this morning: Sol Amberg F. P.
Iavla and lan Gilbert and his son are
also very sick. It Is believed that the
food at Kohler'a place waa poisoned as
there haa been trouble In that section
some time over land matters. Coronr
Hocking Is Investigating the mystery.
ftailed With airrrheiae.
Marshall. Tex.. Sept 11. -Clarence
Salmon a well-known young man of
this city entered the Matthewsnn phar-
macy and purchacd fifteen gralna of
strychnine aaylng he wanted It to kill
a rat. Instead of unlng It for this pur-
pose he took the poison. Ha was soon
beyond medical aid and died ef the
foUoa.
IM0I11
lovr.
Talk with C. J. BLACKSHwiR aboul
insurance ol the
Islutual Lite Insurance
RICHARD A. McCURDY Prei. The
1 ha I irrril I umiuiiy Am u . . !;. 1 1 1
t h Mruuir.1 luiupan hi'terve jic.i.miim:i.:.'
-uiplu. . . V'.t.u .11
In.urtue In fon-e is
(oTW 'itet 124 dittereut contracts for
O. J. liLACls B1IKAK. Am nt
Office at Hall's Drug Store iirai Tt"
Texas Bakery.
Suppliea for Pu nie Patties
and BARCKCCKH alasys
ready. LADIKH save
ynui selves from loosing in
Hot Weather.
Otto Boehine pbo" 80
IT MllS. LEMON'S
HOTEL IN BRYAN
For Ten Days. Com-
mencins: rionday. Sep-
tember 13.
or Atifintii c.ii.
rrrui.ir is lit pi.it.ia or ina
Eye Ear Nose Throat
anJ Nerves.
Such n Cataract rtrrTgiuui.Criws
r.yef Weak rainful or Intl.itneil
Kym (iranulatnl KyelioN Neural-
pia. Ilea. l:n he lixineM Nauea
Nervous lyeia. Chorea St.
Vilua Dunce. Iirafiir Catarrh
and Asthma.
Cross Eyes Straightened by Dr. Moore's
New Method.
No los of time. No ether or chloro
form. .Vii conn neii. ent m.l.ors. No
pain during or af.er oeiation.
Granulated Eyelids Cured Without
Caustic or the Knife by Or. Moor'i
New Method.
nTPpecisI attention given to adjust
ing I-eiiM-. to the Uvea
A FEW CURES
TEXAS.
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rearm. I ! h-g Iihi. by !. dolrrrril
......... n .rn .r j. I..rtrf Huain ranu lai
- w .unrriui ana wrii aa mi rf.
Mlv raiil man ti...n. i Mn.r rur
' T ."! rr .lii.rluoMana I r-.r.
ba lr.ml.la allh Ihrai iu.ur in
rerwaawrelnia; him w anyoua ...itnii.! r.m Wl
itn Utm at Hi. f). K NtAIVIM
r..ir ef Onlral I tirl.llaa I hax a
Waeo. Trtsa Jul) li Iw
A BAD CA'ti oTt A1 ARRII.l
A. T r-rli.hrrT a pniBHai'MHtlM-a ari'i.Hln.
vlllr. Trvas ar..i m r..);:n hi a kurr or
liHiiirr lnm ll.a ha.ili Man.'.aM "I aU
aiarly .l.-i ana eaurih mbn I ol la Pr t
Har.er Mam Mfraiarrhl. all..iM air
aaighl ba. lLrrrH In.m l. u ... uii.U
IIEAKIMI KKMORID.
Vr. AC.rn.ron. iiml.lrnl ot lb (irrvnvlll
DaiiiiMl hank. Orera.il. Taaaa. - a.i.
ullrrcl In.m drlatli.a hearliif Kir apml
reari In larl ea. n.iall. dr. u aae par a...l
e.uM imiI. bear a w.u h tic. In Uia wrier ahra
'.' 7 f"' aaaia.iiha ear. I wai.l k lr
J llar.ry M.i. an.l I ran brara aau k ttrllni
latliaaer ll.a l aaaailrvlr Sraiana (he mhrr
li ..'Khl.i'i.n.iH Ih.l l.an krar s aahk
U. k aunw ilLlan from u. ear.
BLIND rHON VATARACT.
Mra. H. C. tolllna ef Terrell. Tva a a.
HllBl fn ralaracl lr. M.wra ioalrl mi
ker lao year. .r an.t la an aerl. h rnnid
read a fteaacaurr. Mrrriraata .ml ail ...hi
I ta anenlj are Jun aid.
a rrw i ko kykh.
amibam-rsul Mlllrr. anaafUia aroerleus-
ot Ilia Oermaa il barlle arnlal.
Waca Mm llallia Ihrao da. ulnar of lr. J
L rraa
Valley Vl!li...la l.lllie. daushieref K.A
W liana ; W T. iHiaiim a Unit daualilrr.
TrujWia. iSi. Iralt
The first raae of Croaa Kvea willle
atraighteueil Kree. and all ca-e ireabd
lor half price the tlmt day
OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. I. 2 10 5 P. M
CONSULTATION FREE.
For Sule.
We will have on eVe in tryan on iSth
toS'ith of September I(X) head of mules
and horses to sell fioin $ to per
head. K r inf.irmation call on Will K.
Tl.otna. at Burt No'woo.l.
d.'.'..' Krank It Hann.
w45 Jca-e (i. llioina.
Ir. (ieo. It Tabor announca that
parents whose rhlldreu have visited at
W. A. Kid-un's are at liberty to send
them to ec boot Monday. He further
ays the D ls n children have recover
el but advises that visit re remain
away fiom the borne another week.
Wa offer no cheap perfutres for aula
Wa keep only the most standard
Seeley'a odort are thet. Sun 0.
Wileon Jfc Co. HI
Lieut. Hartlett. Pr f. It. II. Whitlcck
and wife lMf. dies. eke l'hilp"tt
Puce Nes lUnka Dr. A. C. tiihetpie
Col. Harrison and otheia were in from
Collcy yesierday.
HOUSE FOR UENT.-Flva rooms
nhely furnished p!ei ty of water in
good Deigbbriihood. Kent cheap. Ap-
ply to Mis. VI. llouneville Sr.
(MIMllll
- (life1
Company of New York.
Oldest Company Organized 1842.
!a. nl ni living 11. uini.
Ha. l1 it-alti ri.ifti.
II. LI. I111 .4 4'i.rlti ni irrei t rm
brr. aii.l Ifivr.li .l li.r III. in
'V;c..;u
t'H.
male and feiiinlc.
iAe
They Gear Close
Inspection.
Our rxtrnslve lii.e of ilo ea sllU at
lose in -1 1 1 in. An rusuuiiai. n will
ahow that ti e rxuen.e cere .xeici'Cd
IU evety id tail el ii.nt.-i l ii oik-
uisu-lop Is w list muk'S II. e ei.-e.l. u.s
11. urn. k. Y. 11 ni.iiot till by the
Spp.aiaiier iu II e-e lin.es. t):ir.i t!
ai.id.hest .Lie- lin'k the l eutt.i I (..
I: ry are w..rn. It I ties elo-e f v . ii.io-a-
Ml In ti ll the Dili rcliii- but ll.euif.
fi reiice Is thrie. Tiyoi.rs.
J. W. COULTIi.
v
S0M rY
R. H. WILSON
and
5AUM)I:RSA J0IIN50N.
Why li it
Ttal K t. lieaQ.en lha T.ta. fUasf
Fiiaitrr. la ri"rivmjf ' r'tiJ
It It. Decnnwo
Its m Im.m 1.-iit aaatl snd U:ia-
41 ej ca.a aa4 palry. fry II
MUSTACHIA'S
Hnil.or Sliou.
A 11AIHS.
.... No need to Wait
baihs a Specialty.
srxT
Six Bargain Lays in
Every Week at
Ifes & oNiYiliimYi.
HONC t60
Matcek
&Co.
I:
-i
ICU FACTORY
H!:AT MARKET.
Weke IV al I'.el V.l. M n
I oik and Sau-n . it hand.
" e sl.o ke p
Barbecued Keats
of all kin'.
SaveyotirscinrPrn Cooking th.s HOT
WEATHER by tukino tfiESH
BARBECUED MEAT.
Now istl.jrue to dunk f f
alnre'a reniedv. Hi... 1...
Soda
it ia a
Vttr. in which fm
pihitahle an.l i .i
;M.k a mlldAperh..
ipeiiarr ami
Illootl
i-iiniirr. It wl
SkM.t a.. -L a I
'l the ilk
"'"V l n. snd if
taken In it.. - . . "
nd if
a .e-
sy rave yi.u
Vere sim.II .f .
' ensues" I'e ivir. I
JtiyaberelntliecllrttMc. '
l'lalnSiKbatoO-. '
::nnm
tl. IMItSOVM.
Propiietor and pot
ifutLTRtNCXV I
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Carnes, Malcom. The Bryan Daily Eagle. (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 245, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 12, 1897, newspaper, September 12, 1897; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth319693/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .