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The San Francisco call., 1896-01-03
SERVED AS BUGLER.
DR.. Brown Enlisted in the United
States Service When a
Mere Boy.

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, Jan. "a To-
Iedo special to-day says: Rev. c. o. Brown
Of the First Congregational Church in San.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-03

Spanish reople used to keep Jumps of
rock crystal on their toilet tables for cool
ing the hands, as the temperature of these
wonderful balls is said to never yaTX
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-03
La Not to Be Closed.

Sister Julia of the sheItering Arms Home
for Infants on Harrison street, wishes to deny
a report which has gained currency that the
home is to be closed. She says that such is not
the case,
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Bargains in Silks.

35c, 49c, SOC, 75c, CSC.
If you've yard of Silk to buy see
ours and save money. We lose pile
on them.
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Dress Goods Bargains,

15c, 25c, 371Ic and SOC.
Well, you never saw so much Dress
Goods for so little money. We never
lost so much either. All double fold,
fancy mixtures. We'd gladly buy
cases for the price we ask for single
yard.
STORM SERGES, SOC and 75c. -
Blue or black, SO to 50 inches wide; it
is positive pleasure to be able to offer
such grand goods and widths for these
prices.
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Ladies' Wrappers,

81 % up.
We want you to see the German Elder
down Flannel Wrappers at $S 20 and
$4; they are very cheap.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-03
A Sudden Death.

Bridget Nelson, IA years of age, was found
dead in bed in her room at 1926 Pine street at
z O'Clock last evening. 1t is presumed that her
death was due to natural causes. The body
was taken to the Morgue.
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Bargains in
Trimmed Hats.

81, S. and 81 80.
We don't get SOC on the dollar at these
prices for our Trimmed Hats. They
are the highest class millinery.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-03
Bargains in
Drugs and Perfumeries.

Warmers Safe Cure, S3c.
DR.. Rocks Cod Liver Oil, sac.
Lydia Pinkham's Compound. 75c.
DR.. Scott's Celery Compound, 75c.
Hoods, joys or DR.. Koch's Sarsapa-
rilla, SOC.
Hoff's Malt Extract, 25c.
DIR. Koch's Cough Cure, 25c.
Barker's Hirsuteis, 69c.
DR.. Koch's Hirsutine, &c.
Mellin's Infant Food, 33c.
Witch Hazel, large bottles, 25c.
"Anita" Cream. SOC.
La Cigale Perfumes, SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-03
KEEP YOUR Feet DRY

We have fine assortment OF soid-wearinq
Winter Shoes for ladies and men which we will sell
at a great reduction. The line includes Calfskin
Cork Solos, Kangaroo Calf, Pebble Goat and Dom
COLA Kid, with double soles. We making spe.
cial prices, we realize that after the holidays
trade is slow Our cork-soled shoes for men can
not be equaled in this city. The styles are right
and every pair can be guaranteed. We have
duced the entire line, and will sell Calf-lined
Cork-soled Shoes worth Sc for $5 our SIS line for
81, and our great 81 line will be reduced to SO.
Here is great chance to secure a bargain, the
CalfSkin is the best and will give good Service.
Remember the price. Mems Cork-soled Calfskin
Shoes reduced to So.
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EVERYTHING IN DRUGS AND PER.
FUMES UNDER PRICE.
Bargains in Hosiery.

pairs for SOC.
Fast black, full fashioned, extra quail
ity guaranteed; good value at 35c a
pair-never in this world to be dupli-
Gated again for the price.
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Bargains in Cloaks,

81 so, 50 so, $3 so.
Not single garment, but tablefuls 10
take your pick from, of garments that
in season sold at from $40 to $50.
$5 90 and Sc 90 JACKETS.
These are in black, tan and blue; they
sold at from $40 to- SIC so. They are
meritorious.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS, So so and $5 90.
We carry a larger line of Children's
Jackets than any house here. These
are odd lots marked down from S10.
$S 90 and So so.
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Ladies' Suits,

81 so, $5 90, ST so.
If y ou but dreamt of the monstrous
bargains these Suits are atthe price we
positively wouldn't have one by night
fall.
, 1896-08-14

I: does not COS. much 20 die in New
York. The following adycr,iss maut
appeared in he World recently
HAVE YOU A GRAVEo
If ne. avail yourself Of this opppr-
unity to secure one cheap by sending
wear full name and address win one
C'Jllar 10 dCfrly expenses of deed, c'r
We VII send yen a deed 60 a grave in
-lr new cemetery. This cemetery IS a
permanent as well as a picturesque
resGng-place for the dead, containing
miles OF shaded drives and pa,hs. de
ligthtfully wooded. giving a sense Of
resi- 50 essential 20 a ~well-regulaJcd
battle-ground. This offer is open for
a limited time and for a limited mum
Der only. che limited price being $40 a
grave. United Cemeteries. Broadway
and Ann Street. n. Y"
, 1896-08-14

IlCre Is a war on between the bicy-
cl.s.s and the officials of Massapequa,
l.. |. The nos r~rCminent people of
Mas-lpequa are ,hc Floyd-Jones. and
they have been annoyed on Sundays by
The warns CT bicyclis5s who stopped
al ,heir place for n drink of water. 4.
match. CT any other small favor. Mr..
George Stanton Floyd-Jores, in order
20 pU. a Sop 10 it, erected a PAVILION
on he opposite side Of ,he road, where
ice Wa.er, matches, and sC1.s were fur
Eislel w.shOIJ charge. The licy1list5
bIske up Ghe seas. destroyed the water
Lan!ls, and demolished ,he pavilion.
Then to add ins,.U 10 injury. they in
sis.el on riding over [he sidewalk in
front CT he Floyd-Jones residence, TO
the Imminent risk of pedestrians. On
Sundays, now. six large fIrm-wlgons
are found lined up along me road, each
II IN charge of two deputy-sheriffs.
and all bicyclists who violate the law
against riding on uhe sidewalks will.
wl.h Jheir Wheels. be dumped inlo the
wagons and brought before the bar of
justice.
, 1896-08-14

Joseph Pul,izer has a %penchant for
silence. Last year he had 4 stone tower
bu.It at mis- summer home. 1t cost him
500. 600, but as it was not perfectly
n1ise-ploof he had i torn down. 1t was
IuJIilt last winter. and new one could
not hear a cannon go off outisel the
L-Llomen.s. The walls have been filled
WIKI mineral wool, and a Llo!seless pas
sCIgor elevator runs from the editors
sleeping apartment in the fin story
to The swimming pool in The basement.
A chu,e from the one to yhe other, by
ne way. would make an efficient sub
situte for an alarm-clCck.
, 1896-08-14
THE WAR ABOUT ENDED.

Washington. D. c.. Aug. 13.-"The
wal in Cuba canno. last more than six
months longer"
Shis is the statement in a letter re-
ceived here Today by A. A.. Aguirre,
formerly Of ST. Louis. from his brother,
General Aguirre, who commands a di-
vision in the Cuban army.
General Aguirre writes that the
Span.ards on the island are thoroughly
discouraged. Yellow fever is hourly
decimating their ranks. and that with.
in six months Spain will be glad to sue
fer peace and withdraw her armies
from the island. General Aguirre say
thai the insurgent forces are in excel.
lent condition and well able to resisI
any force which Spain may SEND
against them. He bases his predic.
ton of the speedy termination Of thu
war upon the fact that Weyler has *
far been unable to accomplish any de
cisive victory. This. together with dis
sensions in Spain, he thinks. will settk
the whole matter within a very shor
time.
, 1896-08-14

Daily Republican Soc per month.
, 1896-08-14
DESERTED HER FAMILY.
Syringe .Ac ions Of 4 Par,ly Dcmcnted
RlWlins Mo her.

\ disIlHL from Ra Wins says: Mrs
J. p. Larson. WIFI Of the ely pumpor
'C.. her me Monday afternoon. lolv-
irs boAinl her vigc, small children.
nc !.Insc an infant Of seven
months. She told hor husband she was
going D leave him. put on her hai,
went TO tic deIo purchased a tiuko,
l1r WlmsutIor. a station 80 miles west.
Sine then nothing has been heard
Fl n her. and Cyu.y eGf0rt has been
made - Isaac her. sac is Thought to
be Partially derangcl.
THE HOBNAIL PICNIC.
Every one is ben. on pleasure
y, THIS season of the year
And looking for enjoyment,
TlG.r wClried hear.s to cheer.
How the boys do laugh and joke
When they tell their fisling tales
Blu rhere's nothing like the picnic
OF aJle rolling mill hubnaiIs.
Thcre will be Danes and Swedes, Nor
wCgians,
Men from almost every cline.
And as fine a looking DUtchmAn
As elor crossed the Rhine.
English and Scotch.
Men from ireland and Wales
WI AXE par in the p.anic
OF the rolling mill .hobnails.
You talk about the gold-bugs.
SO mighty and strong.
Likewise the free silver bugs
At I6 Il l..
Blu; Bryan and Mckinley
Will nave to fold their sails
When they hear of the great picnic
OF tne rolling mill hobnails,
You'll hear the best of language
Free from vulgar slang.
There will be no buns or hoboes
OF any such like gang.
In this world of disappointment
There is one thing never fails
And that's the annual picnic
OF the rolling mill nobnails.
, 1896-08-14

Daily Republican a0c per month.
, 1896-08-14
A Regal Bridal Cir.

A good story is told Of the late Baron
Hirsch. A charming young girl, well
known i'll London society, married all
equally we'll known guardsman. Neither
was overrich. The baron's wedding
gift-at the instigation of the Prince Of
Wales-was q special train TO Constan.
tinople and back for the honeymoon
and q three weeks stay at the best hotel
in Constantinople.- London Tit-Bits
, 1896-08-14

Poison. ivy. insect bites. bruises
scalds, burns, are quickly cured by Dc.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. the great
pile cure. Chas. N. Settle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS
1t Looks as IL France IN
tends to Fight.
GETTING THINGS IN GOOD TRIM.

orders Have nsen Given 10 Prepare a
Number Of warships For Active serv-
ice aud All Omssrs on Furiough Tel
egraphsd TO Report Immediately The
Cruiser Csoliis Gone 20 Africa.
TouLoS. France, March 3l.-Thero
are signs az the dockyards aud arsenals
OF preparations for grave events. Or
ders have been received 10 prepare q
number Of warships for active service,
stores Of ammunition aro being over
hauled and sen. on board the vessels to
DO prepared for commission, and all
naval officers ON furlough have been
telegraphed to rejoin their ships imme-
diately. These measures, however, are
beloved 10 DO more Of a precautionary
nature than an indication Of an out
break Of hostilities Tho French Medi'
teFranean squadron, however, Is TO bo
strengthened and the second class cruis-
or Ceoille. with i.ton guns and
10 3-ton guns and having speed OF ~
knots. has sailed on special commits
sion 20 tho African coast.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
The NEWS IN BRlEF.

Greenville. Tex. Is making prepare.
tons 10 give Governor Culberson a big
reception ON April "a,
In quarrel near Ne Pleasant, Tex,
between Vial Sanders and his brother
ON ono side aud A. g Lswellcn aud his
son on the other Wan sanders was
killed. The Lswo.lens claim sel,defense.
Victor Cortinoz. dealer IN sporting
goods az san Antonio, Tex, failed for
about 5000
Fritz Beincr was arrested 90 Ava. o.
T., for the mueier of an oil man
named Welsh WHOM .s Eii.cdtNo woess
ago.
Tho Populist' OF Cook county will
hold a massmooting at Gainesville, Tex .
on May g
]. T. Dickerson, general merchant
at Athens. Tex. has failed
Hamilton. Tex. will hsva a summer
normal school this year.
Jack Eyerhart defeated Horace Leeds
In a fight at Maspeth. l.. l. lt took IS
rounds 10 settle IL. Leeds was uncon.
scious Tor 30 minutes.
J. @. Dudley has announced himself
a candidate for congressman AN the
Fanrth congressional district -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
GROWING MORE SERIOUS.
Tho Boers May Assist the Matab,lss In
Their uprisiug.

Their uprbiug.
CAPE Town, March Sl.-Additional
advices from Buluwayo show that the
work Of placing that town in a state Of
defense has been completed 80 far as
tho means at hand will permit, but
there Is a great lack OF arms and am
munition with which TO supply tho
many settlers who have gathered there
from the outlying districts since the
uprising commenced. Until arms and
ammunition arrive from England the
British will DO almost helpless and a
combined uprising upon the part OF the
Beers and natives who could DO bEibod
into hostility might be very disastrous.
The Beers have weapons with which TO
arm a powerful auxiliary force and they
are aware OF the predioAment In which
the British find themselves
Offensive operations against the Mat.
abolos are almost at staudsnll and
communication south OF Buluwayo is
practically cut of. Parties OF settlers
who left their clearings at the FIRST
signs OF alarm, are still unrelieved and
there seems 10 be no immediate pros
pect OF assistance being sent them. The
agent Of the Chartered company has
been authors od TO raise an additional
force Of 5000 men. but though men are
available. arms. ammunition aud horses
are wanting.
The whole country outside OF a radius
Of about 70 miles around Buluwayo, Is
in state OF open instruction, aud Mat.
aheles and other natives ara looking %
Matopo hills, whore the son Of the late
King Lobongula Is said TO have been
raised TO his fathers rank with much
ceremony. preparatory 20 taxing com.
mand Of the army. Insurgeut natives
are flocking TO the hills from all parts,
The vicinity OF Buluwayo is kept
clear Of rebels b. white scouts, but it Is
believed the natives are being kept fully
informed Of all that is going on, and
nobody now doubts that the root Of the
trouble Is at Pretoria, and that Berlin
is kept well informed regarding tbs
progress Of the uprising.
Advices from The Transvaal show
the work OF preparing FOR war Is beine
continued there night and day. Gang
Of mon relieve each other at intervals
in the wCrk upon armored forts do
signed 60 protect Pretoria. plates fol
which have been furnished by tn
Creusot works and guns by the grea
Krupp firm Of Germany Drilling o.
artillerymen under German officers goe
on openly every day. The foreign 10
gion. composed almost Of Germans
have recently entered The Transvaal {,
organize. This force viii be mostly In
fautry and artillery, the Doors being 70
lied upon TO furnish all cavalry necos
saIy. The general opinion expresse,
here Is that the oompany's officials an,
British home government greatly undo
estimates the serious state OF affair
which prevails here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

Fine lot Of mixed breed milk cows for
sale cheap. Hereford, Holstein, Jer-
seq and some fine Texas COWS. Apply
TO II. X. White los
Thousands Of cases OF Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure Sold
by Sam d. Wilson & Co. Bryan.
Given Away-C.H. wyse, agent for
Standard Dress patterns, is giving away
Standard fashion sheets. Ladies, cali
for them. ITO
The Daily Eagle Is growing in favor
every day People who would not listen
to the solicitor at fret now walk up aud
subscribe Of their own accord. They
have found out II IS a good thing aud
are willing TO push II along.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

Cuba viii Be triumphant II the Unite,
s'sios government win grant holligef.
ont rights and give to tho Cubans any
thing resembling a fighting opportun.
ity. The spaniards are now on the de-
fensive. Every battle fought IA Cuba
In the last three days has teen invited
by the rebels. The Cubaus now pracii.
cally hold tho island OF Cuba The
troops Of Spain have been. as taoy arc
now. entirely on the defensive,
"when General Macoo started on his
western campaign one-third OF his men,
1900 in number, were unarmed. His
forces have engaged in bati!e with but
three cartridges each. depending entire.
ly on the capture OF the enemy's train
for the ammunition 10 continue the
fight These men fight like tigers, and
with the supply Of arms and smmuni-
tion supplied by the Bermuda they are
again marching toward Havana II the
Cuhans had enough arms they could
put 100000 men in the field.
Tho insurgont troops are wen Of
iiserod and are as perfectly organized a.
the spanish. Tho Cubans have been "a
noar Havana that tho burning planta
tons could DO seen from the housotops
and the Cubans have captured places
only few miles from the capital. More
than this, the Cubans control al th,
produce Of the island. Thousands IL
Havana are suffering for enough 20 eat
as they are In all the soaports. but thel
are heart and soul with the Cubans ant
are willing 10 suffer
spanish cruelty has not been hal
described. Execution Of prisoners Is
daily occurrence. Spain kills all pIia
onors In Cuba"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

NEW YoRK, March 3l.-Four steam.
ers arrived IN port yesterday. having on
board 1854 immigrants Tho Massilia.
from Marsoillos and Naples. brought
liS3; the Patria, from Hamburg. 06l;
In Bfetagne. from Havre, coo, and the
Bonn from Bremen $50
Taylor nrothsra Must Hang.
ST. LOUIS. March si.-The supreme
court has affirmed the sentence Of tho
Taylor brothers. who were convicted OF
numbering Gus Meeks. his wife and
two children. near Browning. No
nearly two years ago. They will DO
hanged April 80.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
HOW 10 GET TICKETS.
Admission Co ths national Republican
Convention At 81 Louis.

Admission 60 ths national Republican
Convention At 81 Louis.
ST. LOUIS. March ai.-Tho members
Of the subcommittee Of the Republican
national committee met at the South
ern hotel for the transaction Of bust.
ness In connection with the national
convention, to be held here next June
The subcommittee decided that the dis
trihutinn ~ --rees iiei-ats n tha ennvan.
ton will DO made by the press commit.
tee, appointed by the citizens commit.
tee Of 80. Louis All applications foi
press tickets should be directed 10 7. T.
Byrnes, sorgoant.at.arms. Minneapolis.
MINI. AL applications for seats TO b
distributed to distinguished guests all
over the country should be made to Mr..
Byrnes nc Minneapolis. Each delegate
Twill receive three tickets, including his
lpwn. aud the people from each state
and territory desiring admission TO tho
ronvention hall will have 10 apply 10
lhe delegates 20 the convention from
their respective states for tickets. The
tickets for members Of the Grand Army
Of the Reprblio will be given 10 tho
national council Of administration and
Distribute. by its direction
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
wATAsELEs MAsslNe.

they Are Gathering In Matopo uiiis
aud Are Well Armed.
LONDON, March 3l,-SocretaTy Of
state for Colonies Joseph Chamberlain
read dispatch from the governor Of
Capo'Colony, Sir Hercules Robinson. in
the house Of commons today. The
message announced that the Matabeles
were massing In tho Matopo Hills He
added that communication with the
south was endangered; that there was
a months supply Of provisions, etc, at
Butuwayo, but that There was lack OF
arms with which 70 supply the volun-
teers Sir Hercules Robinson also said
the natives were well supplied with
guns
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
Declared For Reed.

CoNcoRD. n. H., March Si.-Repub-
licans held their state convention here
today and selected Reed delegates
10 the national convention a, ST. Louis.
United States Senator William Il.
Chandler presided. But one ticket for
delegate az large was presented, aud
that bore the names Of Hon, Stephen s.
Jowett, Frank s, streeter. Hon. Charles
I. Means and Colonel James a. Wood.
There candidates were elected by 40.
clamation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
becoming Alarmed.

LONDON. March SILT IL reported
that the British chartered South Afri.
can company Is seriously alarmed attho
events taking place in South Africa and
has made strong representations 10 the
British government showing IL Is ALSO
lutely necessary that a large force
should bo immediately dispatched to
the relief Of Buluwayo aud pointing out
that difficulties have arisen in the way
Of the company being prevented from
giving relief.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

KNGFisuER. o. T., March 81. Don.
mis- T. Flynn who Is serving his second
term as delegate from Oklahoma to the
lower house Of congress was renomi.
mated by reclamation by the Republican
territorial convention here. Tho con.
vention adopted resolutions almost
identical with those adopted by the
Oklahoma City convention last Friday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

WAsHiNGToN. March Sl.-rhe treas.
ury department has evidence tending
10 show that the steamship Commodore.
which recently cleared from the port OF
charleston. s. C.. with arms AID am.
munition, did not lose her cargo In a
storm at sea A. reported by her captain,
but landed IL ON the Of coast Cuba
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
THE cUsANs WILL WIN

That Il tho Opinion Of hilbert Rappisye,
who Haa been Vanished.
NEW YORK. March 8l.-Among the
passengers on board the steamer Yuca.
tan, which has just reached here, was
Ebert Rapploye, the newspaper cor.
respondent, who, after three months
Btay In Cuba. was banishod from tho
island by docrco of Captain General
weyler Mr.. Rappleyo in an interview
aid
II unhesitatingly state that within
hreo months the insurgent cause ia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
BARON OE ooURclL 10 RESIGN

He Di,agrees with Premier bourgeois
~ TO Hls Foreign Policy.
PARIS, March Si.-The Alatin says
the resignation Of Baron do Courcal, the
French ambassador at London, Is more.
ly postponed until the approaching de.
bate in tho chamber Of deputies. 40.
oording 20 Tho Matin the ambassadors
retirement Is due 70 serious disagree.
ments with Promier Bourgeois (now
also minister for foreign aiIairs) as TO
the foreign policy Of the French govern.
mont.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01
aIbba. campaIEa spseehsL

DALLAS. March Sl.-Hon. Barnett
Gibbs viii open his campaign for Popu'
lism at CorsicAna next Saturday, He
expects to make 100 speeches on tho
stump before the polls close in Novem.
ber. and he will challenge all tho big
guns Of Democracy 10 joint debate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

Only Fix more days until the city
election.
Only Two weeks until The stork law
gees into effect.
The Odd Fellows held a call meeting
for practice Monday night.
SD. A. Duncun went to Hampstead
yesterday.
Buy your watches at half price from
G. II. wyse. ITO
Miss Minnie Ferguson Of Nayasola, is
visiting Miss Matte beverley.
Mrs. Chas. MeIendon returned to
Calvert yesterday.
Wedding presents, beautiful, elegant
and very cheap at G. II. wyse's. TIC
Karfs Clover Root Tea puriles the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by sam u. Wilson
4 Co. Bryan.
Local republican leaders never per
mitinterest to Gag in the country saw
ing business. The Eagle has new
call this morning.
have plenty Of Alfalfa, the finest
feed In the world. Phone me. Pr
Number 81. T. +. Castles. -
For sale-A fine three quarter Jerse,
COW. Milks without calf. Apply 10
JOG W. T. James.
The Mutual improvement Circle viii
be rendered an elegant reception this
evening at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. s. Howell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

CHICAGO. March SL-Dick Cooley.
left fielder, who has been holding on Tor
better terms, came here from his homo
In Topeka, Kan, aud has signed a con.
tract to play with the st. Lonis Browns
during the season OF 1896 Cor $500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

ladies. have You seen those lovely
sicilian and mohair skirts at Wyto'sg
They are just what You want, ITO
Lost-a large hickory cane with turn
ed handle, brass ferrule aud rubber at
end. For reward return 10 II. n.
White. 1906
Fran & York are preparing to keep
the people cool this summer. They
have purchased an elegant soda iount
and will shortly open an ice cream
parlor.
We have received a fresh stock Of
Easter dyes, six packages for 8 cents.
lO6 Sam b. Wilson & Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

NEw ORLEANS. March 3l.-Iwo
coaches OF destuts negroes, the rem.
nant OF the 500 Alabama colonists who
went TO Mapmi. Mex. two years ago.
arrived hero over the Southern Pacific
en- route 10 their old homes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-01

RoNE, March 3l-Menelik has or.
derod the massacre Of number OF per.
SONS who have fallen into his hands In
the present campaign in AbyssiniA