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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
A DIESTRO 7 SINIRSTRO

FL senor Ricci, alcalde de Patillas-
pero no patilludo-se ha permitido ell
lujo de obsequiarnos con una copia i'm
presa de la carta circular que ha dirigi-
do los alcaldes de los barrios rura-
les de Nation y de Guayabota. -.
Els un documento que merece ser CO
nocido.
Comienza ell senior Ricci por traer d
, la memoria los tristes largos dfas de
decadencia que ha sufrido Patillas en-
su riqueza material, desde que perdio
su puerto.
De paso encomia ell valer moral con
que dicho pueblo ha yuelto al renaci-
miento de sus xfinanzas~ (sic) tanto que
hoy puede contemplar lleno de jubilo,
como Sc han extendido los cafetos por
aquellas serranfas.
-Agrega eI senior Ricci:
xPero no basta este si por falta de
buenos caminos Sc hace diffcil caro-
ell movimiento laborioso de los trabaia-
dores y la salida de sus productos agrf
colas.
Como remediar ese NAL tan grave?
va esta conseguido.1
Aquf entra 10 bueno.
Procuren ustcdes no perder la serie-
dad y lean:
xLa Divina Providencia ha vuelto
extender su mano protectora sobre este
Municipio, y los elegidos por ella para
dar realldad esa santa protection, son
ell Excmo. sefior Gobernador General
don Sabas Marin, ell Excmo. senior
Vice-presidente de la Comisi6n ad-
ministaativa de la isla, don Manuel
putado provincial.~
Saludemos respetuosamente, pluma
en- ristre y sombrero en- mano, a estos
nuevos elegidos del Senior, encargados
de trasmitir la buena nueva al munich
pio de PatilIas.
xiHossana hossana -.
que no hayan hablado de ESQ los
Santos Padres
Es imperdonable.
Nj en- ell antique nj en- ell nuevo tesla
mento Sc hace la mas Iigera mencion a
estos .acontecimlentos sobrenaturales,
que habfan de sorpender a los patillen-
ses en- las postrimerfas de este siglo pc
caminoso descreido.
Pero nadie Sc deslice
Y, mucho menos, sc ria,
que cuando Ricci 10 dice -
xestudiado 10 tendrfa1
7 pregunta retoricamente este senior
lue con tanta facilidad maneja ora la
oluma, ora la vara Y ora. !. pronobis:
z Cual es ell magno beneficio con
Iue Dios ellos vienen zanzibar nues-
ra decadencia material en- prosperidad
=? p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
GU BA
Leemos en- Gel Pafsx de Madrid :
TN ARTICULO DE Gle TEMPS

Il
Paris 24.-Han causado profunda
impression Ell todos los cfrculos polftlcos
bursatiles, las apreciaclones hechas
por xLa Temps> acerca de la actual ST.
tuacion de EspaIla EN- su &bulletin du
iour1 de anoche.
Los concentrates son animadfsimos,
especialmente entire la colonia espanola,
que Sc muestra sorprendida por los pc
simismos de un periodico que hasta aho-
ra fue favorable a la causa espanola.
Ell articulista de xLe Temps1 augura
para nuestra patria un funesto porvenlr,
que Fundamental en- ell fracaso del en-
pr6stito de mil millones.
Dice que La solucion indicada por el
sei1or Canovas, de recurrir un empires
tito interior patriotico, reviste todo los
caracteres de nuestra impotencla de-
sesperaclon
Asegura que Weyler no responde, con
los milltiples elementos de que dlspone,
a los sacrifcios hechos por Espana, y
sienta como verdad inconcusa la razon
que asiste los Estados Unidos para
tro confiicto colonial, que tanto perjudl-
ca los intereses del gran comerclo
yankee.
Estas apreciaciones y ell pesimismo de
que ell articulista Sc siente animado en-
cuanto Sc refiere nuestras fuerzas para
veneer las actuales dificultades, ha sido
motive para suponersele interesado.
Hay quien explica esta excentricidad
de ~Le Temps>, y para clio advierte la
|desesperacion que ha producido ell de-
terminadas entidades bancarias la ener-
gica determination del senior Canovas,
al rechazar las onerosas condolences que
Sc nos imponfan para la contradiction
del emprestito y que aseguraba los ca
pitalistas mencionados un esplendido
negocio.
El despecho de estos habfa llegado a
su colmo, al saberse que ell Tesoro espa-
mol reembolsara las cantidades presta-
das al Banco de Paris y de los Paises
Baios.
La discussion de estos hechos ha dado,
lugar sabrosos concentrates, asf en- pro
como en- contra de nuestros intereses.
Asogdrase que ell citado artfculo de
Gle Temps>, ha sido inspirado por mez-
quinos agiotistas.
LA PRENSA FRANCESA
Y ESPANA
Paris 24.-Al artfculo pesimista pu-
blicado aver tarde por Gle Tempss, So
bre la question de Cuba de los Esta-
os-Unidos, contesta hoy ell xFfgaros |
con otro, en- ell cual revela muchas SIM
patfas a Espana.
Dice que esta nacion sabra someter a |
los insurrectos cubanos, restableciendo |
por complete ell orden Ell la perla de las
Antillas; pero que mientras tanto todas
as naciones civilizadas tiene ell deber de
orotestar contra la polftica interesada
lie los Estados-U Unidos Ell La question de
Cuba.
Anade que las potencias no deben
intervenciones de ningun ore
zero de la Gran Repnblica americana en-
in asunto que es de la unica incumben-
la de Espaf1a.
En- cuanto la rebellion de Filipinas
rec Gle Ffgasos qIe muy pronto termi-
ara por complete
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

Los ultimos acontecimientos de Ma
dagascar prueban una vez mas cuanto
Sc preocupa Francia de su sistema de
colonizaci0n. Como ell ndmero de ho-
vas insurrectos aumento, en- vez de
disminuir, bajo ell mando de NJ Laro-
che, gobernador civil, nombrose para
reemplazarle al general Gallieni, el cual,
como militar, empezo fusilando un mi
nIstro y un pariente de la reina de aque-
liza isla. Los reaccionarios aprueban la
conducta del general; pero los republi-
canOs la censuran duramente.
~M. Laroche-dice Gle Petite Re-
publique~ nos juzgo capaces de condu-
cirnOs como colonizadores, cuanto 10
cierto es que nuestra polftica en- las CO.
lonias ha sido siempre una polftica de
t1madores con un procedimiento de
~atraco>. Con cualquier pretexto nos
echamos sobre los indfgenas ST Sc So
meten al &atraco~ no les deiamos nj
COCO. 81 protestan los degollamos pa
"a desbalij jarlos antes ,
Pregunten ustedes 81 hay en- Madrid |
IN periodico, por republican, que Sc |
liga, capaz de emplear semejante len
suaje juzgando la polftica de los gobier-
los espanoles en- sus colonias; obser-
zen ustedes otra cosa: en- Francia un
civil, como Laroche, en-
'lea procedimientos de templanza, V
IN gobernador militar, como Gallieni,
,mplea los consabidos tiros. Pues bien:
N Espana es todo 10 contrario: un go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

bernador militar, como Blanco, Sc ME-
ga fusilar indfgenas como Rial, cul-
pable solamente de haber publicado,
amos ha, un libro descriptive de la So
ciedad hispano filipina; y unos frailes,
que debfan estar rezando ell rosario, q
consagrando hostias de harina, sc dedi-
can a pedir por cable cabezas. de indf-
genas.
lei procedimiento del general Gallie-
nj en- Madagascar dara ell rcsultado ape
tecido?.. No me toca a mi ell profeti-
carlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

La polftica interior Sc ha reducido
estos dfas a los tumultuosos incidentes
de Abb y Carmaux, con motive de la
Inauguration de una fabrica para los
obreros, con arreglo las doctrinas So
cialistas. La eterna lucha entire ell capi-
tai ell trabajo origin6 atropellos y sill
bidos en- aquella comarca donde fueron
Jaures Rochefort d festejar la innova-
cion. En- la session de la Camara Sc de-
batira hoy la responsabilidad del gobier-
no, ell debate sera renidfsimo, como
que afecta ell porvcnir de la clase obrera.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
Sc Vende

IN coche de dos ssiertos, nueyo, lsiano
elegante. FL que 10 ibterese, dirfiase la
herreris de la calle del Octo, donde puede
verlo entenderse con ell que suscribe. Pc.
ORO CAsTAING,
No-iembre 16 de 1899. 1 m. d.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
SPEAKING DISTURBED.
Bourke Cochran Has a Lively
Time at Norfolk. =
CHEERS AND Kisses eREETEDHM

Mr.. Cochran Stood mis- Ground Well
and Replied 10 the Disturbing Els-
ment In strong words-nlashburn Has
Two Immense Audiences 81 Louisville.
Georgia Returns.
NoRFoLK. Va. 0ct.S0. -Bourke Cock.
ran made a speech here yesterday BY in.
vitation Of the sound money Demo.
Gratis. The hail In which he spoke was
crowded TO its utmost capacity and con.
tanned people Of all the parties.
Mr.. Cochran was greeted with cheers
and Kisses from the time he advanced
10 the front Of the stage until bis speech
was ended. Al times he had TO cease
speaking until things quieted.
Mr.. Cochran stood his ground well
and hurled back hot words 10 the dis
turbing element. Az times he was 90.
we're. This only served 20 increase the
Misses Of the men opposed 10 the stand
taken BY Mr., Cochran,
Finally things were in such . shape
the mayor had 20 take hand and then
tho meeting went on 20 smoothly. and
with grand oratorical finish Mr.. Cock
ran ended his speech,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
Realistic Drama.

shortly after the great storm which
did 90 much damage TO Florida and the
coast passed over Georgia Frederick
waFds presented bis now famous pro-
duetgsG Of king Lear" at the Graz d
OE==z House In Atlanta, The third oct
Of this production represents a terrific
storm In progress on an English heath
and during the act q tree upon the stage
is supposed 10 be struck by lightning
and falls. To add 10 the realism and
picturesque qualities Mr.. warde produe.
&c the effect ofthundeF. lightning, rain
and Wiad by means Of various machines
and the results are a wildly realistic
storm. In Atlanta Il 90 startled the
audience that four ladies got up and
went out and their nerves were all un.
strung tearing an actual storm outside
Explanations were made by the mana.
ger and the ladies were assured that
the storm was only 9 stage effect. Two
OF them returned TO their seats but the
othOF twj we're 20 nervous and excited
that they preferred 10 go home.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

Thursdays Galveston News contains
the sui joined reference 10 the coming
game Of football between the Calves ton
team and the A. 4 NJ. College eleven.
The Eagle can speak for the College
boys, and assure King Wilhelm that
there are some lofty places about the
College campus for the Farmers 10 tum.
bic from, aad they are likely to get In
pretty good practice tumbllng them
selves. The Galveston Bail High
scnool team Not glorionaly defeated At
College once, and We Opiae that vii.
helms eleven will have a similar fate.
The News says;
King wilhelm informed the sporting
authority Of The News AFTER prayer
meeting last night that he had twenty
five men out loF practice during the ev.
ening. and that they were educating
themselves for the game one week from
Saturday, with the Bryan farmers, by
falling from the different galleries Of the
Beach hotel. Some Of the men who
have recently been learning 10 ride q
bicycle, threw themselves from the
third story window without an abrasion
OF the cuuele. The men are all getting
toughened up, and by the time Of tbs
great game will be able " walk all over
the students, studying the soil aud IL
products. II was bFuited about last
night that King Wilhelm was aTrang.
log q railroad collision a. the dual test
OF the boys, and irom tho.e not killed
OF too badly wounded the Ct ampiou
eleven would be picket.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
New Ice Plant.

The reporter visited the elect ic light
and walsrworks plant yesterday, and
On being cOurteOusy shown around by
NJ. Cain, the afIable manager was
pleased 10 noIe that the establishment
is being completely Overhauled, remOd-
slsd and rebuilt. New machinery IL be-.
Ing pui In and plans are now perfecting
foF smother we'll With . compressed air
system Of keeping the water supply at
al times adequate to supply the demand
upon Il. Plans for a new Ice plant are
also being made and Mr.. Cain says by
'nsEt spring the people may expect to
zee q handsome new brick building In.
stead Of tie old dilapldAted concern
heretofore used. We hope the spirit oil
enterprise viii receive such encourage
ment - ls due from our people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
TWO SHOOTING scRAPEs.
Several Persona Hit, but Only One Il
aeFiouaiy wounded

Several Persona HiL but Only One Il
ssFiouaiy wounded.
CINCINNATI. Oct. sO.-There were two
shooting ARRAYS here yesterday. In the
first one Bar Mann, q drunken swede,
was elected from the Salvation Army
barracks At Front and Broadway,
whereupOn he shot James Murray, an
outsider, not dangerously, and a little
girl in the wrist; also fred at his pur.
suers before his arrest
The other shooting was at Fleisoh.
mans distillery in the western part Of
the city, Tho participants were two
government stOrokeopors on duty At the
distillery. A. +. Mckenzie and Bernard
LAngemior. Mckenzie shot LAngomier
In the bowels aud In the groin. LANCE.
mier IL dying at Botts street hospital
Mckenzie came TO the police station
and surrendered Il Ia stated Lange.
mier assaulted Mckenzie brutAlly twice,
and upon the second assault Mckenzie
shot him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
NO SURPRISE AT BALTIMORE.
Dr.. DonA'ofon's Marriage Did Not In.
elt His Maryland Friends.

Dr.. Dona ofon's Marriage Did Not IL
a., His Maryland Friends.
NEW ioRK. Oct. So.-A special to
- He sd from Baltimore says that
the 4 francisco dispatch announcing
the h.y ! marriage in that city Of DR..
Frank Donaldson and Ethel Chase
sprague, the actress, and the daughter
Kate Chase Sprague did not surprise
the Maryland friends Of DR.. Frank Don.
aldson. DR.. Donaldson Is the son Of q
Baltimore physician. Upon his gradu.
alton from Harvard he practiced his
profession for several years In Balti.
more with success. In early life he
married Miss Mamie b. Mcdonald, a
member Of an old Virginia family.
They spent several years abroad. and
upon their return from Europe. Ms.
Donaldson procured a divorce from her
her husband. Ono Of the sisters Of DIR.
Donaldson three weeks ago received a
letter announcing that he had accepted
. professOrship IN one Of the medical
colleges In San Francisco. Prior 10 this
he resided In New York City for sever.
al months. The doctor has written
several plays and Is quite a noted ANA.
teur actor. though he has never been
known 10 aspire 10 the professional
stage
Mrs. Donaldson and her mother, Mrs
Kate Chase sprague. are both well
known In Baltimore. Il Ia understood
that secret marriage was contracted
by the young couple In July. The OPP
position Of the brides mother and the
fear that it might iniure her profession.
al career, have been given as reasons
why the announment was not made at
the time Of the marriage several
months ago. The discovery that the
facts were known IL said to be RESPONSE
bic Tor tho hurried religious ceremony
performed last evening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

ATLANTA, Oct S0.-The general -.
sembly in joint session completed the
official consolidation Of the vote Of the
state In the recent election. For gov.
ern0, Atkinson CDemocrat) received
l2o.s97 votes; Wright. CPopulisp S..
sSa-A Democratic majority Of SAee5.
The divergence In the vote for gov.
ervoF and statehouse officers was
marked. ohAndles, CDsmccrat) for sec
rotary Of state, receiving isa.Rsp 40 7o,.
s5S for Parsons,N (Populis.l. DomoeTas,
10 majority Of 50, ISL.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
OR. BROWNS Csc
Tho nay Conference Passes Resolutions
ON the Anair.

"h thN ANaifs
OAKLAND, Cal. Oct. W-The Bay
Conference Of Congregational Ministers
has revived the Rev. DR.. Brown scandal
by adopting resolution requesting ths
Dubuque conference TO rescind It's al.
ton admitting DIR, Brown 10 fellowship.
Then the conference opened the follow.
ing letter from Dr. Brown, dated Straw
berry Point, Ia, Sept. 60:
"The kindly and Christian action Of
The Dubuque association passed at its
'pring meeting and this day ratified. do.
lea'ing my fellowship application. max.
ing 70 necessary for me to long contend
Tor my rights, without the form Of jus.
iee, was trampled upon by the Bay
conference last April. l should not
have expected that those who broke
their plighted faith by brcliung their
constitution would listen to my appeal
TO right wrong /, therefore, with.
draw from the Bay conference"
After an allday session ana an aori.
monious discussion the following reso.
luton was adopted:
Whereas, tho Dubuque Association
Of Congregational Churches and Minis.
'ers has ossayed TO receive TO It's mem.
bership in good standing a member Of
this conference while under suspension
and without a letterof transfer; there.
fore, be Il
Resolved, that the personal standing
OF the memb affected is no longer the
chief matter Of interest. being eclipsed
by the larger and more general associa-
ton Of fellowship raised by this action
that this conference recognize the FOL.
lowing principles as embodying is con-
eoption Of the case:
Il. Every local conference or Associ-
alton Ike every local church. Is wholly
independent in the management Of its
Affairs.
"2. Tho determination Of tho stand
ing Of It's members Is lodged in the local
conference.
80 Every coordinate body within thu
Congregational fellowship is bound by
the principles Of oongregationalism to
respect this right thus lodged in tho 10
cal conference or association.
- In case Of an injustice the rene.
dy is in appeal tothe ecclesiastical coun.
ell and in that alone.
20. To receive member from such
a conference or association INTO another
In any way except by orderly transfer,
said conference or association or upon
the finding OF an ecclesiastical council
Ia to commit a breach Of fellowship.
Resolved. therefore. that the said 40.
ton Of tho Dubuque association in the
premises Is, IN cur judgement. unwar-
, ranted and in open violation 10 our Con.
gregational fellowship, and that the
standing OF the individual in question
Is not affected thereby"
, A committee to arrange for an ex
b parte council was then appointed and
: the convention adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

CoNsrANTISoPLE. oct. %. "A severe
panic was caused here yesterday evon'
ing by the gun practice Of the French
guArdship In the Sea Of MarmOa j,
oansed the Turkish government to urge
upon the French embassy that tho
guardship shepld practice further away
from the city. Frpneh Ambassador
CAmbOn replied that be regretted the
alarm. bat the people, he added, should
become accustomed % the firing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

AIIESrONN. Pa, Oct. S0.-Ex. Con.
gresham John d. Stiles, who was the
oldest member Of the LehiEh county
bar. died AZ his Be-, .ae in this city fnoll
the effects Of q paralytio stroke He
was IS years old.
In 1850 he was . delegate 70 the oon'
vention which nominated James Buoh'
anan for president. and was the same
year elected 10 congress 10 al the I'M.
expired term Of Thomas B. Cooper. an
Sas reelected in 1853 and 1859. In 1864
he WIS q delegate to the Democratic
national convention which nominated
General Mcclellan for president
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
KANSAS CITY EoR M,KINLEY.

ChAlrman mccoy Claims ne WIN Have
-Four Thousand Majority.
KANSAS CuY, Oct. Son the basis
Of the canvass Of the city and part Of
the county the Republican managers
and Chairman Mccoy Of the county
committee claim . majority Of $500 In
the city for the Republican county ticket
and 1000 for Mckinley. Chairman
Mccoy says;
"our poll shows that the number Of
gold Domoc Its who will vote the whole
Republican icket exceeds the number
Of silver b 'ublioans or silvermen who
have hereto ore voted with Us by con.
siderable NUMBER"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct SO.--Ex.Presldant
Harrison started BY special train early
today on his tour through Indiana.
this time visiting the eastern and north.
cru towns Of thestate. He was escorted
to the station by the Mckinley and
Hobart Bicycle club. At the station
General Harrison was greeted by q
number Of people who had gathered 10
give him n parting cheer. He made no
remarks, saying he wished TO save his
voice Cor the trip TOday's trip ends at
Fort Wayne
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

Referring 70 the above We wish 10 an.
hounee TO the public that We have this
day bought Of T. =. Castles his Grain
aud Coal business, and will, continue
same at old stand, We will keep on
hand at all times = full stock Of every,
thing in our lines aud will appreciate .
share Of the public patronage,
S0.2t Jno. NJ. Lawrence 4 Co,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
CLAIMS THEY ARE FRAUDS.

me Deeds Mrs cEavsRs Holds 10 Part
Of the Pair Estate.
San FRAScIsoo. Oct. 5O.--ChArles l..
Fair has filed an answer aud cross com.
plAint to the suit In ejec.ment filed BY
Mrs. Nettie r. Craven. the school teach.
er, who claimed 10 be the contract wild.
ow " the late James G. Fair. The re-.
atty which Mr., Craven claims was
decided to her, comprises city realty
valued at 100000 Charles Fair Al.
Ieges that the deeds held by Mrs. Crav.
en- 10 thu property are fraudulent ard
forgeFies. The aotaTiAl aoknowlede
ment to James q. Pairs signature is
also claimed 10 b fraudulent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

WASHINGTON. oct. 30. United States
Consul Hurst at Prague, reports to the
state department, that the Austrian
government is about to treble the duty
ON glucose to effectually bar out better
and cheaper article from America.
Within five months the United States
shipped 1870, 900 pounds Of this COM
modify into Austria, paying duty Of
e.. 20 for every 900 pounds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

ELRoY, Via. Oct so=Perry Rich
ardson has been arrested 10 the town Of
Kendall, this county. charged with the
murder Of a man named wilde At Port
,ge 20 years ago. Richardson Adlived
under an assumed name ever since the
alleged crime. but he recently applied
for and was granted pension under his
former name. This gave the olew to
the Portage officials.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
nl.skbura =. LouI.vnls

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Ex-senator Joe o.
s. blackburn spoke here last night
10 two large audiences ut McCau.
ley's theater and the Masonic tom.
pie. Although he was billed to speak
from 1850 TO . O'Clock q McCauley's,
he was given such a cordial reception
that be oveFstAyod bis tims an hOuE be,
fore going 20 the Masonic temple,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

Ths opera houss win Be lively next
vesk vhss The schWars slock Company
eommsnets their enssssmsntl opsning
2 he NEST charming Of farce comedies
vented . Wiz" The nnmssOus speci.
aliils. insEOducsd are pleasing and Of
Ne high class order. ~. Oven Bart,
l.ti, TIE startling comedian L heading
shis organization and making many
nany -hisads wherever he appears.
zhs bead and orchsstFa receive
Iounds, Of applause rhsnsvsr heard.
The pEiess ars popular s.. IS and Soc.
Remember the date Monday Nov. 2
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31
Notice..

have this day Sold to JnO. n. Law.
renee & Co., my entire stock Of grain
and coal. Also all accounts due me foF
grain. Thanking my friends and pub
lie generally for their kind patronage
in the past, | aiRceTely hope 9 eOnhnu,
anee Of same to my successors JnO. NJ.
Lawrence 4 Co. TT. Castles.
Oct. % 1904.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-31

The Eagle IL prepared to print elec.
zion tickets 10 unlimited quantities.
We have secured from democratic, pop
uiist and republican headquarters the
olhclal ticket which will be used by
each Of these parties, and we have also
secured the names Of all precinct can
didaies In the county with correct
spelling and initials. We have every
facility for doing good work and guar.
anlee satisfaction.