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The herald., 1896-07-25
Chino Beets and Factory

Midsummer of the dryest season this
valley has known for many years has
been reached. and the effect upon the
beet crop may be noted. While most of
the foothill and irrigation colonies are
complaining of shortage of water and
a. consequent suffering of crops, the con-
ditlon of the beet crop may fairly be
said to be first class. But few fields have
apparently suffered from hot weather
or lack of moisture, and the general out
look is for an excellent crop.
The present plans are to commence
harvest on Monday, July 81 and both
FACTORY and farmers are preparing for
the busy campaign season. Notices will
be sent the farmers several days in ad-
vance of the amount and time of their
delivery. and, from the experience of the
past, everything should work smoothly
from the start
The factory is undergoing or has un-
dergone some quite extensive improve
ment work, which adds to it's imposing
appearance as well as to it's efficiency
and capacity.-Chino Champion.
The herald., 1896-07-25
The Pomepranate

The suggestion has been made that the
pomegranate is of great value as a
hedge plant. AS an ornamental ever
green 1t ranks high. it's well-known
The herald., 1896-07-25

the Flora of Jamaica, which, however,
he never lived to carry into more than
one volume and part of another. Refer
ring to the large-fruited sorts. he states:
There are two varieties of Shaddock
In var. A. malformls the fruit is globose,
with the pulp of pale pink color, ap-
preaching to a very light yellow. In var.
b. pyriformis the fruit Is more or less
pear-shaped and the pulp is of crimson
color more or less intense. The second
of these varieties is the more esteemed,
being sweet and juicy, and having only
in a slight and palatable degree the
acridity which abounds in the first. l
may remark at / have always found
the pear shaped varieties good, whereas
it Is seldom the case. with the round
shaped fruit There canr ot be doubt
but that If budding. as In done in emma,
were more generally pra cticed. instead
of trusting to propagation by seed. that
the fruit would be much improved.
The smaller pomelows or shaddocks
are ranged by Macfayden under a dis
tinct species which he calls citrus Para
disi. The tree is described as thirty feet
high of handsome appearance, with
sub-erect branches and sharp at the
apex. The leaves are oval, rounded and
smooth on both sides. The flowers
have linear petals and the stamens are
twenty-five in number. The differences
between this and c. decumana appear to
consist in the more erect habit of the
plant. in the rounded mot emarginate)
leaves. and in the linear rounded (not
oblong- -obtuse) petals. With regard to
the fruit he remarks: There are also
two varieties of this species: var. A. py
iformis, Barabadoes grape fruit; var. B.
maliformis, Forbidden fruit. The pear
shaped variety, as the shaddock, pos
sesses most of the sweet principle, and
Is, on the whole, a preferable fruit"
This classification was made by Macfad
yen nearly sixty years ago, therefore,
long before these fruits were so widely
distributed as now in other parts of trop-
ical America. He was so accurate and
skillful an observer that. as far as the
new world fruits are concerned. we can
not very veil improve upon it. IT is
doubtful whether the small fruited sorts
he places under G.. Paradisi really de.
serves specific rank, but that point does
not affect the main question with which
we started. namely: What are the diff
ferences. If any. existing between the
shaddock and grape fruit? In summing
up the results of the investigation we
may say that all the larger-fruited sorts
may be called indifferently either pome-
lows or shaddocks. These are merely
the eastern and western names for the
same thing. and are perfectly inter-
changeable. No distinction appears to
have ever been made between them
one being globose. with the flesh of a
pale pink color, and the other pear
shaped usually with deep pink or
crimson pulp. AS regards the small
fruited sorts, these, according to Mac
fayden. may be either globose. when
they are called forbidden fruit. or pear
shaped, when grape fruit Is the older
name. The name forbidden (from a
fancied connection with the Garden of
Eden) is tolerably old in the West In
dies.-Citrograph
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
Beer, Ice, Soda Water.
PHONE -.

Mr.JW. Johnson requests in all ser
iousness that all OF the iwenly-eight
men who voted for Palmer and BuckneF |
n, n Bryan box last Tuesday meet
him Monday morning at 10 O'Clock IN
from, Of NIL Dahlgrcn's phoiog aph
gallery This is no joke on Mr. John
sons part. lie wa one OF the number
and want. picture Of the group To
handd down to posterlty. lie also saws
ne intends taking the photographer out
1, College T. take a shot Al the seven
suffrsrans who voted for ",he orphans
a that box. Line up he light brigade
A young man named d b. Jarman'
n freight brakeman on the II. 4 I. {.
railroad, met with most serious acct
eident here yesterday morning while
coupling I'll cars at the mill north o.
town. The injury was pronounced dls
location and compound fracture OF ih'
left elbow The young man wa
brought TO tie office Il the freight de
, MT where the wound was eareiuli
, dressed by local physicians. The nee
wa terribly bruised aud presented
painful spectacle The young man
n home il IN Houston. tie was taken
n the hospital there yesterday evening
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
MORE STUDENTS SUSPENDED.

They Had Mckinley Bonhrss, Contrary /
20 ths Rules Of the school
WORCESTER. Mass. Nov.7.-Fourieen
more students have been indefinitely
suspended from the Worcester Poly
technic institute, and it is expected that
a great many more suspensions or eA'
pulsions will be made The trouble has
arisen over bonfire built on the held
used for athletic purposes In the cele'
hration Of McKinley's victory and
which had been forbidden by President
MendenhAll. The direct cause OF yes
terdAy's suspensions, however, Is owing
to the refusal Of those students TO sign
a paper drawn mp by the president, N
which il was stated that the signers nae
no part in the bonfire.
The claim Of the students Is that the,
built the FIRE, not a. freshmen but a
citizens; that the ere was not upon tn
institutes property; that no damAg
, was done and that in consequence IN
, authorities have no jurisdiction owe
. them,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
Cotton Receipts.


Walter R,yder was up from Well
born yesterday.
Editor WI. Turner lie Till happy
even II Bryan wa, defeated. The Mad
isonyille Meteor saws: The editor OF
tm. papers family j. increasing as we'll
As his subscription list. A lO-pound
10y blessed his home last Fl day.
Apples % cents bucket from : {"
Monday AFTERNOON at Mixes ~
T. +. Castles has embarked In tie
eommis.ion bu.iness with Claude
Hartman.
The odd Fellows will have an inn
por,anl meeting Mondsy night a
full attendance is requested.
Just received one car Of choice Al
lalia hay, for sale cheap; also CAT Vefy
llne corn cheap. Phone %.
as Z. r. Mools'
Mrs. j.. S. Carter, Of BRENNAN, who
mas been wishing her parents, Major
! and Mrs. J. J. Mislrot, lel for Navs'
sofa yesterday.
MIR. J. l.. Johnson, travelling sales
man ~ the Graham Paper Co. OF 81
Louis, has been given fu charge OF tie
eompany's business Ia Texas viii
!, headquarters in Dallas.
EBest apples in town at % cents
bucket from 2 TO 4 p. M, Monday
Just received fresh carload a
Mikes,
q, Dock johnson states that he did no
.. shoot himself, as was reported Friday
~ hut that he was shot by the other part
III the affair and acted in self defense
"a Jres and smith, two KenIucs
As loyc,s Of a girl named Ada Sweet pr
her upas forfeit on the electlo
10, s backing Mckinley and Bryan respec
lively. Jones' gels the Sweet thing
"a
~ In.t-A lady's pure containing lol
~, opa0s aud three 95.cent pieces. 10
81 Yesterday afternoon between G.
BY parker's residence aud the Talia'er
81 building. Return to J. ". Coultc''s.
~ ~ d2t
w AMER had fought contest y s'erdI
y, Afternoon on the campus at College
10 tween the Coll 90 and Galveston 10
,N ball teams time was called anu !
Si scor, stood 0 TOO, neither eide havi
80 been able to gain and maintain adva
sSE tase. one OF two squahbles are
ported, two men were slightly hi
so, aud two substitutes were called ~
the game.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
Awaited Mckinney RleotlOn.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov, las a re-
sui, u the election Of Mckinley an or
der has been placed with the A1elsoh
machine Of this city for the manuiao'
ture Of 1000 compressed air motors
which viii necessitate the employment
OF about 200 machinists ana others and
also the enlargement Of the works lot
this and other orders contemplated IN
the future.
In placing the order Mr.. Hong sald
that IL had been for some time heid IN
allegiance. subject TO the political out.
come. A canvass Of the local banks and
Of the safe deposit institutions show
tina, the money market is easing ny
and that all business is taking on
healthier tone. Considerable gold
which was locked mp in safe deposit
institutions by timid people Is agar
floating back into Its channels In bank
ing houses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

T. 3. Gillespie, representing ?. J.
Willis & Bro. Of Galvgston. has es'ab-
hshed headquarters In Bryan and With
his wife and slster.in las, Miss Wall
ing, Ia stopping At the residences Of hr.
and Mrs. J. G. Williams.
Mr.. G. o Lightner Of San Antonio,
arrived 10 Bryan lat evening". and to-
night at the Baptist church, alter the
usual services, will lead 10 the altar
Mis-. Willie Friley, eldest daughter OF
the pastor, DR. W. q. Finley, who will
peff rim the ceremony.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
FeAR THE CUBAN QUESTION.
Opinion Of FFenchmeh ON the Election
Of Mckinley.

Opinion Of Frenchmeh on the Election
Of Mckinley.
PANS, Nov. 7.-The GRulois contains
interviews with a mum Der Of the mem
beers OF the chamber OF deputies, among
others NJ. Paul DesohS mel, upon the re-
suits Of Mr.. MoKiu ley's election a.
president, In which hi says;
ut will benefit the English capitalists
who have lent their old to the United
States and the Frcncl agriculturisss' ou'
French industries hs We to fear the pro-
tective tariff. The great black spot on
the new presidency is the Cuban ques'
ton"
NJ. Delombre a &c president OF the
budget COMMITTEES Z II the chamber OK
pressed similar VI ews, except that N
did not prove thRh McKinley's election
would greatly affs It French trade.
NJ. Francis Chus mes echoed the opin
ion Of NJ. DelUu ibre. lt was to D
hoped. he said, Il at Spain would suI
press the rtbellioa In Cuba before DC
Kinley was install cd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
R. MI. WILS0N.
Finishing Touches Being Put on HA"-
lson SQUARE Garden.

ison square Garden
NEW YoRK. Nov. IAN army OF
workmen is fast putting the finishing
touches to the interior Of Madison
Square garden, where horses and society
folks will share honors during the COM
inR week. It will be tho twelfth annu-
Al exhibition Of the National Horse show
association in this city, and as the de-
mands for admission are greater tn'lh
that Of last year. the usual financial sue
cess may be exceeded.
Many of the out.of.town entries to
the show have already arrived and are
now ouartered in different stables about
the CITY. where they will be cared for
until tonight when the committee IN
charge will receive them at the garden
and allot each animal a stall.
Among the arrivals are b. Ford oil
Lexington, KY. with his celebrated
trotter. Travelyan. and ]. s. Bratton OF
Chicago with IS head. Braiton's stock
consists Of roadhorses and Jumpers. NJ
w Dunham Of Wayne, Ills, Is herr
with 4 number Of French coach horses
NJ. n. Crossley Is en- route from Kos
| seau, Canada, with several head o
, hackneys. Adam Brack OF London ha
ouartered his string Of five hunters a
/, Durlauds. They are Long Shot, Hunts
man. Leith, Lady Like and lockwood
A Tons Of hay and straw for food an
n bedding have been unloaded at the ga
|. den. In the basement and on q
a Twenty. seventh street side OF the built
y ing. where the stalls are located ever
in thing il in readiness.
a On Saturday the top dressing OF Ia
A bark will be added to the ring whit
4, will about complete all the arrang
IN ments for the opening Of the show
:. Monday. On Sunday the annual lunc
con will be served. and during the
ternoon a dress rehearsal will take pl'
- ON the tanbark circle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

Chas. III. Eige, dentist, Bryan Tex
@. II. Holmes Of Kurien, was in
town yesterday.
II. ~. Ford, a merchant OF bollis'
Madison county, was here yesterday
south Dakota gave Bryan and Me-
Kinley q dog fan.
Tho local sporismen have been ai'e'
she duck. and other games lately.
nom 10 81. and Mrs. @. Z. Bullock
# Wilson creek Thursday, iO.pound
boy
anonanas OF cases OF Consumption
Asthma. Coanns, Colds and Group are
cu,ed every day by shiloh's Cure. Sold
by an afuEgls@
MCKINLEY wishes Bryan "healsh and
happiness presumably reieiving
"wealtln lor himself and Hanna.
Rev. saudel eaue up from MillieAn
Yesterday and viii preach at Prospect
church 10 day.
Airs Johusou, who died Friday alter
noon "a her home here, was buried
here yesterday morning
Kaffs Glover Root Tea purInes the
hleoi ana gives a clear ANA heauuiu
complexion. Sold By all druggists.
rIackelt Of sherman viii preach a.
the pfesbylelian church this morninl
and tonight
Nf Rollins. an Old gentleman died u
TINS eiiy Friday evening and was buFie'
Saturday evening.
Trade has resumed normal proper
,lon. again. The u.ual Saturday rusl
was on Ia full force yesterday.
PROF. y. S. Minier, 3. II. Hickman
south Watkins and Miss Adah Boar
attended he teachers meeting q
lleslne yesterday.
Poles Tor ,he Kurien aud Madison
vlne telephone line win be distribute
by next saturday Then comes pu
nne M the ere which will be sho
ouilk JOB. -Madlsouyille Meteor.
Constipation causes more than ha
tbe iils 81 women. Karls Clover 10
Tta isa pleasant cure for Consllpauo
Sold ly an druggists.
subject. ior Sunday services at Chm
slan church Momlug-"rhai whi'
We have hold faH till come" Eve
ine-"The Rose q sharon aud LILY
ihe Valley
Diseased blood constipation, al
kidney. liver aud bowel troubles a
cured hy Karls Glover Root Tea. Sc
b aii druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
ao1A REusvEo FRoM DUTY.

chief Of Police aud His Assistant ~
Cripple Creek Dismissed
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo, Nov. 7.--Chiei
Of Police J. NJ. Marshall and Assistant
Chief Tom Clark have been relieved
from duty by the council pending an
investigation Of charges Of corruption.
The charges are made by policemen and
prisoners Marshall is accused OF know
ing the men who committed robbery
and failing to arrest them. Clark Is
said to have accepted portion OF the
money taken by a woman from tins
rockets Of man. Both men deny tbs
charges. f. W. Johnson policeman
| IA acting chief.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

ST. LOUIS, Nov. wv. NJ. Tamblin'
formerly manager Of the +. W. Humph-
rev Clothing company, which failed
hsse month ago. has lefs for Chicago
and New York for the purpose OF pur.
chasing $4,000 to 100000 stock Of
clothing with which to begin business
in his own name. He has waited three
weeks TO see what the result Of the cleo
ton would be.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

BosroS. Nov. 7-wlliam II. Trew-
orthv lumber dealer Of this city, has
fled voluntary petition Of insolvency
caused by the failure Of the Portsmouth
Lumber Manufacturing company TO
which he had advanced money ms
liabilities are scheduled AZ s8Oi'fSS.
Amount OF his assets are not yet known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Nov. I'm the
United States court Judge Allen has
rendered a Judgment for S9s,e16 IN
favor Of James H. Hopkins and +. o.
Wilson, receivers Of the Louisville
Evansville and st. Louis Consolidated
Railroad company against the East st
Louis Connecting Railway company
and the Adams Ferry company OF East
81. L,ouis for rents, taxes and under
lease made by the compliments to tn
defendants.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo, Nov. Louis
w. Brown and Herman shepars were
fatally injured in the Makane mine. In
Pony Gulch. by the explosion OF a
missed shot Both men were badly mu'
tilAted. Browns face was partially
blown away. Brown belongs to a prom
ineut family in jefferson City, Mo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

NEW York, Nov. THE si0,5OO,OOO
New York City bonds for which bids
are to be offered for Monday, owing to
activity in investment and speculative
circles and other monetary conditions
are expected to be largely oversub'
scribed. At least two syndicates oil
bankers and investment firms are I'M
derstood TO have been formed to bid fo'
all or any part Of the bonds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
WILL REsu 10 THE DAM.
walnut Grove, w Wer storage Company
Rsglas ~ ,slnsss Answ.

walnut Orove. w ter storage Company
ReglAs -, ainsss AnsW.
PREscorr. A. T J., Nov. 7.-rhs result
Of the election h already comm fencing
TO DO felt in Ari sOns. Colonel A, y.
Brode, uperintC ident Of the NVainu'
Grove Water Sto age company has OF
dered machinery to be placed In mn
Hassayampa rive dam and upon Is ar
rival he will plse a force Of worA mor
at work on the oundation for the 70
construction Of the dam, which wa
swept away by D ne fiOod in 1850 TN
old dam was 40 feet high and q
water covered q vorai acres Of land, b ,
ing used for irrigation and hydranh
mining. Il In also contemplated g
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

BosroS. Nov. 7.-At the general
headouarters il Is announced that Chris
tian Endeavorors throughout the ooun'
try win observe Nov s TO IA as a spec
ial week Of prayer for Armenia The
societies in Great Britain and Australia
also have taken up the project with a
special enthusiasm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

RuMPESHEiN, Germany, Nov. T.
Princess Marguerite, wife Of Prince
Frederick Charles and sister OF km'
peror William, has given birth to twins
bows Princess Marguerite already has
two sons. the elder born in 1893 and the
second horn In 1894.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

NEw YoRK, Nov Mrs. Mary
Louiso Vanderbilt, widow Of the late
William II. Vanderbilt, died at the resi-
dence Of her daughter, Mrs. Elliot +.
shepherd, at scarboro in Westohester
county The death was from heart
N.aN.wa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. THE A.ssory
buildinT occupied by Rabson & Lowrie'
arvroods burned today with its con-
tents. Loss. $4,000, Several aajoin'
inc stores suffered several thousand dol
lars additional loss. Fully insured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
Just Arrived.

A new lot Of ladies beautiful waht
latest patterns in fine dress ducks and
lot Of hands ONE rugs. We haye ladies'
new congress shoes and Oxford ties
which will be very popular Call and
examine these goods aud you are sure to
be pleased. Cole Bros l Wk'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

NEW YoRK, Nov, Miss Annie Cor
hin. daughter Of thelate Austin Coroin'
was married to Hallett Alsop Borrows
The wedding, which took place in
Christ church. West Islip, L. l. was a
Quiet affair owing to the recent death
~ Mr. Corhin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

I was nervous. tired, Irritable ant
cross Karrs Glover Root Tea has
made me well aud happy.
Sold by al druggists.
MIS-. Il. h. woRDEN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
place a large lseiric plant at the dam
for furnishins power to surrounding
mines.
WAS AGAINST COLD STANDARD
coneressman Richardson says thA'
ucKtnl.,,, Personal Leaning.

Congressman Richardson says
Mckinley Personal Leaning
MuRFREEsBoRo. Tenn, Nov. TN
answer TO the interrogatory' "What Is
your opinion Of the result Of Mckiniey'
electionY' Congressman J. d. Richard
son gave the following statement
MCKINLEY was opposed to the single
gold standard before his nomination.
but was coerced into favoring It IN or
der TO gain the presidency II no IS
honest as president and allows his real
convictions to govern him he viii not
favor il. and will disappoint those VINO
elected him. II, however, that polioy Is
enforced. do not believe there VIII DC
permanent prosperity among the MASSEY
and those who are producers
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

MApRID, Nov. 7.-Hcavy gales have
sven, over the roast Of Valencia and
several vessels have been lost.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
Weekly Eagle

Is q daisy, and we can
point with pride" to a
very large circulation,
extending over a wide
scope of country. The
advertiser can reach
ALL the people in this
section through its col
umns
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
lob Office

Is being improved con-
dnually. it has no SUI
perior Plenty of pa
per of all kinds always
ON hand. Rush jobs
get quick attention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
swept hya storm.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. IA terrible
storm swept over the sea Of Azon and
many shipping disasters are reported.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. I'm the Jack
son district most Of the coal miners to,
day refused to work at tine cut OF -
....t.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
Engagement CLOSED.

The sehwsrz Stock company closed a
weeks engagement here last night and
viii 20 to NGvasoia. They played here
under the great disadvantage Of pre-
vail n election excitement, and did net
receive the encouragement merited.
Under ordinary conditions they would
have been well received. Their rep.
ersoir embraces some Of the best plays
and Is well worthy Of the attention Of
theatre goers.
Mr. Owen Bartlette IL a versatile
comedian and a conscientious worker
who strives TO please and does so. His
support averages up well, and altogeth.
er the company gives a better show
tnan many one.nighl stand companies
which charge a dollar for admission,
Too much cannot be said N praise OF
the band and orchestra which this com
pany carries. The descriptive selec
lions Of the latter are Of especial meriI
and interest. The Eagle wishes Messrs
schwarz 4 Ball the gr, atest success
which their efforts deserve.
-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
Nam ilie Rntilo nt Homo.

The democrats OF Brazos county have
every occasion to be proud Of the re-
turns from the county and the several
districts Of which II forms part. The
state aud district nominees have oil
been victorious. Congressman elect r.
L. Henry writes Chairman W. :. How
Ell Of the Seventh Congressional dis
trict, that be has won by plurality Of
1900 votes. Gov. Culberson carried
tbs county aud raised Brazos county,
represents ton in the next State con
yeniion from four 10 seven votes
which l. a pretty good showing TO sal
the least OF H. The democrats il
Texas are all right, yet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

pills DO not cure Constipation. They
only aggrayale. Karrs Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity OF the
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. J. ;. simmons. aged 20 years
died Friday afternoon at o'clock a
her home near Prospect church. She
will lie buried at the family buryini
ground to-day, Rev. Mr.. Sandel con
Quoting the funeral services. Mrs
simmons leaves a husband bat NJ
chillren.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08
EAGLE
Daily, Weekly
Job Office.
Daily Eagle

Is appreciated by the
People of Bryan, as
shown by its increasing
circulation. 1t gives all
the news worth having
and most of it in adj
vance of any othet daily
paper that reaches this
City.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-08

Consumption can be cured by the use
OF shlloh's Cure. This great Cough
Cure Is the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. Sold by all drug.
gists.