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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-03

Pedang, Java. and Longberry Mocha
Coffee, roasted BY an entirely new pro-
cess, in the tean, | ID, carton, l9c;
~granulatcd and pulverized, air tight
tins, 32c.
Solid hand packed Jersey Tomatoes. our
" label, 3 h. can, IL.
Queen Olives. club bottles, large fruit. SOC.
Baking Powder, our own label. pure Cream
OF Tartar, highest possible leavening
test, y ID, cans, lSc; | ID. cans, 2Oc; s
ID, cans $l.2p.
Extra large California Navel Oranges, 6Oc
doz.
Finest MesSina Lemons, lSc doE.
Little (Babyl German Pretzels. lOc 10.
French Prunes, 5 ID, can, oOc.
Corn on the COB, 9 cars in can. 3Oc.
Mixed Nuts, nc ID,
Stuffed Prunes, ! ID, trunks, 40c.
Cory's Belfast Ginger Ale, lOc bot; SI.lO
doz.; $50 case Of 5 doz,
Boneless Sardines. 4 tins, our own brand
and importation, finest quality olive. l3c
per can.
Knox sparkling gela'Ins' package, makes
2quarts, IOc.
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Women's Suits, Etc 5 Sty1 is cent ap % o TO-


2-piece Suits. blazer jacket and skirt Of
mixed cheviot, pretty shades Of tan,
Jacket faced, skirt full sweep and lined
with percaline, $9.7S.
3-piecc Suits Of fine black or blue serge,
jacket and skirt lined with silk, SIS.
2-piece Suits. blazer jacket and skirt Of
pretty mixed cheviots jacket and skirt
lined with silk. So. 50.
2-piece Suits. blazer jacket and skirt of
fine black and blue mohair, Jacket
silk lined and trimmed with buttons.
skirt full sweep. lined with percaline.
SIS.
Skirts of figured Brilliantine. extra full
sweep. lined with percaline and faced
with velveteen. SITS.
Skirts OF good quality serge. l'ncd with
percaline and faced with velveteen, full
sweep. $3.50.
Skirts OF pretty cfeck cheviot. lined with
percaline and faced with velveteen.
black-and-white. black and-brown and
olive-and-white. $40.
Skirts Of very fine pretty weave black
crepon. lined with fine percaline and
faced with velveteen, $3.50.
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Olive OIL (pure v'rgin), French, Barton fills.
Els gal can; Italian uucca), $l.07 gal.
can; Sl!03 half gal. can; Barton g. Ours
tier $50 called, qt. bottle, csc, pit. bottle.
Csc; our own label and importation
large. 60c; medium, SIC; small. &c.
Rich, pure and fragrant Teas, our own
brand. | ID cartons, alright Oolong.
mixed, English Break!as'. aOc; mixed,
Colong, Young Hyson, C~unPowder,
Japan basket fred, and English Break
fast, 4Oc; extra selected, all varieties, 50,
70. SOC and 81.
Cross & Blackwell's white Onions, Cirkins,
Chow Chow, mixed Pickles. self opening
bottles, l9c.
Waldorf brand Spices, cultivated. finest
milled in America, =. y, ID. and 8 ID,
tins. Black Pepper, o, 10, lSc; 3 ID.
tins, I5c Id. Allsplce, Q, II, 2lc; 8 ID. tins,
lie ID. Cayenne, Cinnamon Cloves,
Ginger, and Mustard, J. Is, l4e; o ID.
tins, llC ID. White Pepper, 10, IL, S+c;
6 ID. tins, BIC 10.
Southwell & Co. Jams. all kinds, l4c Jar.
French Peas, medium, l2c; extra fine. zoe
can.
Finest Maine Corn. packers label. &c can:
fancy, our own label, l0c can.
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From the manufncturers' stock!
Did you ever know such pricess

Jean Corsets-broad bone-double
side st~cc's-regular price T5......."......... -
satcen and Coutllle-venus back-value 49,. SO
Jean broad one-extra large sises-value l.sS SO
Summer Nct-doubie side sreeis. ...."..".... SO
Summer weight sateen-value 1.s8. ........ rs
Extra nne coutIile-sizes so to ao-vaiue l ss.. 80
Fine sateen-ertra long w~aists-worth Ito. SO
Misses Corded Waists-al sizes. ............. 20
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Innings
Notions
Lot. or Bits Mt Bits OF Prices!

Rubber and Stocklnet Dress Shields
dozen IS cents. ,..-.... pair .,............ 7&
silk Cov'd Shields size 3 ..,....... ........ .t2h
Rubber Shieids-sIze 3--.55 dor. 20. pair 81.
Black Bone Casing 9yd. piece ~
Good quality Horn Eone--dozen 3
3sirch Selected Dress Bone--doz. strips SO
So inch Shell Whalebone--doz strip, t.65
Covered Dress Stec's al! slzcs--dozeu S
SilS stripe Bona CASH 8
Linen Belting---gy yard picco 10
1aneta Binding-all colors
velveteen Skirt BlndinG--5 yds .f2
ve!veteen Skirt Cord and wire--yard
Feather stitched praid-all colors--pc. 54
Skirt wire--Rlack and coiors-doIeny dS 20
Double Steel Corset Clasps 3L5
Safety Hooks and Eyes--large slEes--gross 8
Pent Hooks and Eyes--gross 6
Collar Foundations---all sizes 30
Sateen Skirt Yokes 30
Fr.led SILK Stripe Garter Elastic "a
Round and Flat Corset Laces --doA 35
Round ana Flat Shoe Laces--doE- 5
Linen Thread--full 100 yard spools--doz. 10
Brooks Soft Finish Cotton-20o yds--doz 40
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Photographic Supplies
New Observation-Disclosures that Talk

New department '""t olA
Komhi Pocket Camera value $50 i.S9
Pocket Hawk Eye eso
Bullet Hand Camera Iss
Montauk Iu'd.ug No 20 So
Amateur Outnt complete SIS
Department is complete Win fat assorlmsn, Of
STANDARD sps%ClsIljss --c or5stt eramsr Seed stsH'
ley, ard New u0rk Dry Plates -Esstmsn Film all
str,s B,u, print and Ars,o, soIIO and Bromide
papers, all sizes P];in,tnI flames, Trays, Cara
Mounts, Developers and Chemicals, all Of which 80
Offer at prices to make I, worth while to bug sse
plies here.
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Waists, Jerseys, etc.
Millinery
Boys Clothing

Great choIce-Littie to Pnyi
Fine White Lawn Fauntleroy Blouses-
all over emb'd collar and cufs-worth i.Ao.. -
Mothers Friend" Percale Shirt
waists-regular price 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
Fine Percale Waists to IS yrs.
pieated backs-tucked ~front-all co'ora-.... -
All Wool Cheviot Knee Pants
some with double seat and knees
patent bands a to 10 years. -
All Wool MILDLY and Junior Suits
handsomely braided-s to I yrs-value% 400. las
Double Breasted Cheviot Suits
all wool mlxtures-nges 4 to 10 yrs
Refer st also 3 to z yrs-value $50 to -. t,es
Cadet Yacht and Golf Caps
serge lining-value to-. "............ "a
CorsetS
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Furniture and CARPETS WI VI
inc 90 on ? Such prices Were never seen here before.

ing 90 on SHcH prices WeFe ne
Oak Bedroom Suits, full size. 5 pieces. bed,
bureau. washstand, chair. and rocker.
$ll.
Oak and Birch Dressing Tables. 36xl6 in.
top. 22xl6 in. French level plate, oval
glass. $7.S5, from SIP.
Oak Chiffoniers. S drawers. 34xl6 in. top.
French plate level glass, $S.25.
Imitation mahogany Corner Chairs, uphol
stored In Silk Tapestry, So. from So.
Reed and rattan Furniture, So up.
Piazza Furniture, ST up.
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Her Majesty Corset
a Gala Week.!

gives perfect form-madco on scientific principles
steels moulded TO Mt without COMPRISING.
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.eTy JtHtHI6 " tHtoe otUtho.
handles. 81.
SO finest Parasols, surah or gros grain silk.
s..
WOMEN'S GLOVES -Cismonda real kid
Cloves at ST. are keeping the other store
keepers guessing. They are really
worth $l.75.
Derby pique Gloves, entirely new, two
clasps, ST.
Wash leather Gloves, q pearl buttons.
genuine French chamois skins. Csc as
good as sold elsewhere q. ST.
Special lot OF summer silk Gloves. gen.
orally retailed at rs and csc, now SOC.
The Souverainc Kid Glove is our first grade.
and cannot be excelled by any glove In
the market.
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Fine Groceries

to label, We deHyer groceries free to the VaNe of IS or more any
where Wthn 100 miles; We deliver them in any quantity free
withn the limits of our wagon routes.
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This department of ours is q
heart gladdener for any woman.
| Grass Linen Crenadine, all pure linen.
35c I'D.
Grass Linen Crepon. stylish. new. 35c.
20 in. White Lawn. usually 2Sc, lSc.
India Linon. usual lee sort. at i0c, and the
very finest quality at l5c yd.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Pure linen and India linen hemstitched,
embroidered and sca!loped Handker-
chiefs. slightly imperfect, l9c; some
have been as high as 81.
Mems pure linen Handkerchief. q in.
square. usually 25c. On Monday, l0c.
Women's pure linen Handkerchiefs. real
hemstitchei. 5 and l2c.
Mems pure linen Handkerchiefs. real hem
stitched. large. l9c; usually Csc.
! Mems Japanese silk Handkerchiefs, l9c.
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Summer Bedding
DomeSticS
Money count.-Here IL goes far!

Yard wide MusIns --six.cont quality )
Yard wide Full Rleach--ninccent quality 3
Feather proof Tickings--fancy stripes @
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AT S5c. Warp printed silk, in a large variety Of designs and colortngss
high class novelties in Tahetas and eros de- ondres changeabe
ground omore effects in Tafetas Roman Stripes, high class printed warp
grounds fancy Swiss Tafeas.
At $I.25 Hr Rse , yS 9. Mo. .s.s,, /" warp printed grounds Lyons
at RJ 81 Handsome Lyons Novelties in Peau de Sole and TaHeta
49, VA'oO Silks warp printed Dresden effects Also a line Of beautiful
Lyons warp printed evening shade Tahetas.
At 81 evening nj " and sne @pS shades. N'SS"e' mace " ""P printed '"''"'
At IS or e aYS? ss5 s1v''y ii" light blue; NJ of the richest and
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Gloves, Parasols, Etc! 5 1n the ;h1s

Tor WOMen. Taste ana fdct rue
HIGH CLASS PARAsOLS.-We have Just
bought the entire sample line OF the lead
ing American manufacturer. The swell
est things are among them. Parasols
that were TO cost SIS. none less than So
or $40. Two prices on Monday.
S. for the SIS sorts.
So for the $40 sorts.
UMBRELLAS-$5 Pure tatfeta silk I'm
brellas at $3.50; close rolled, paragon
lock frames. golf and Prince OF Wales
hooks. Not a finer umbrella made.
PARASOLS-Crass silk Parasols, beauti-
fulquality, hand-painted Dresden handles
fancy printed. variety Of patterns, 81.
Black parasols, full deep ru'fle, black
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Waists

i.srndered Shirt Waists. rercale. pretty
stripes. full front. yoke back. extra large
sleeves. 81; better $i.25.
Laundered Waists OF fine dimity. neat
designs, $l.7S.
Fine dimity Waists. detachable white
collar, extra large sleeves. 81.
Fine linen Waists. detachable white collar
and cuffs, $2.2S.
Extra fine linen-colored lawn Waists. soft
collars and cuffs, prettily trimmed with
white avn and lace. $3.50.
FOR THE CHILDREN
Cambria Short Dresses, rows OF en-
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Sensational JeWelry

Look at the new India department in the
upholstery store. second floor. There
you can get an odd piece for decora-
tive purposes. a dash Of color effect
for beautifying the country home-that
no other line of goods can fill, the little
price will surprise you.
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broidery on yoke, embroidery on neck
and sleeves. 8 months 10 2 years. Soc.
Nainsook Short Dresses. 3 rows fine en-
broidery or yoke between plea:s. wide
ruffie Of embroidery around yoke, neck
and sleeves. trimmed with embroidery
and beading, 8 months, | and 2 years.
ST.
Cambria long Slips, yoke OF 4 rows neat
embroidery, rutf!e of embroidery on
neck. yoke and sleeves. csc.
Nainsook Long Dresses. fine pleated
round yoke. yoke. neck and sleeves
trimmed with neat embroidery. 81.
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ottH HtTt W
Estimates for furnishing hotels. clubs. cot
tages, offices, and apartments cheertully
given.
CARPETS
Atwood Ingram, best Csc quality, at 45c
yd,
Body Brussels, STRAINED, SIPS quality, at
7Sc yd,
Wilton Velvets, $l.25 quality, 75c.
China and Japanese Mattings. zoe quality.
at l0C.
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Feather BOaS

Is the entire stock Of a great manufacturer whc
100 extra quality pure Jet black. fluffy rich
Ostrich Boas at SIS. You have never
seen them below 5000.
100 same sort Of Boas. one-third longer
than the SIS ones. retailed at Sis else
where, $3.50 on Monday.
eoas that have brought up to $50 each,
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liens Bicycle Suits a% Gn S sscts o.

Mixed tweed and cheviot Bicycle Suits,
cuffs or buckles on trousers. reinforced
seats. $47S and up; extra trousers. 81
and up; new Russian crash Suits. $3.50;
Caps, so and 7Sc.
Bicycle Hose, light and heavy weight.
with and without feet, Soc to $3.50.
Plain and fancy.
Mems and boys extra quality lambs wool
Sweaters. all coiors. Mems. $2.z5 and
up; boys, Sl.S and up,
Dents English Coaching and Driving
Cloves, rev shades, $l.75.
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Porch, Piazza, Store and Window AVN
ings, best galvanized frames and
best trimmings $3.50 each and up.
Measurements taken estimates fur
nishei,
Slip Covers. best 90. in linen; also fine
assortment Of Cretonnes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26

end that the decision may be right the
American Bimetallic union strongly
urges the formation Of silver clubs and
leagues in every state, county, city,
town and school district in the Union.
To all interested in the cause we say
Organize aud we will assist you TO the
best Of our ability Our means axe linn.
tied, aud tho Wealth Of the country is
arrayed almost solidly against us. But
we will aid in the work Of organization
aud education TO the utmost Of our abili.
~. Such literature "a can be furnished
free we will provide gratuitously and
all that necessarily involves expense will
be sent at cost. In every legitimate
way we will assist in disseminating cor
rect information upon this subject, the
correct solution Of which means 80 much
TO the people Of our comwon country"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26
WORK ON DESTRUCTION
Foreign Property Is Suffering
From Insurgents.
THE DAMAGE Is WIDESPREAD.

In the Great CAnto Coffee Zone la SAN
tlago De Cuba Province Thirty Plan-
tations Are In Ruins aud the Owners
Are Compelled Go Flee Co sani8..S
For Their safety.
Nav YoRK, An. ga dispatch
800 s',A'iHA says n correspondent in
1s,iuago de Cuba communicates details
Of widespread destruction Of foreign
property before the insurgents in the
district In the great Cauto coffee zone
more than 80 plantations, including the
magnificent estates Of Aurora Delerita
and HamAtia were destroyed and the
owners driven 20 Santiago for refuge
The proprietors Of a majority Of the
plantations. 1t is said. are Frenchmen.
Great celebrations will take place in
Havana on the arrival Of the new rein.
forcements from Spain. The municipal
authorities and the local patriotic Span
ish societies are arranging for an en-
thusiastic reception 10 General Re-
who succeeds Brigadier General Bosch
in command Of the operations around
MmzNnillo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26
john T.. Chance Farm For
Lease,

] desire to lease The above farm for a
period Of five years, embracing go
acres Of cultivated land second to none
In the Blazo. bottom, with Grst.cla.s
gin ou'dt on The place, gin house. ma.
rhiu,ry AMI everything connected with
IL in The best Of orler Three flowing
ariesian wells aud all In good condition.
The location Il the gin Tor Patronage
Is superior 10 any other stand In the
lotion. Ia addition to leasing the
iaud | will sell iot cash ~ on time. with
approved security aud 10 per cent in.
tcrcsi, the following personal property:
twenty drst-cla's mules, 10 or - head
II good farm horses, q iul culdt OF wag.
ons, farming implements also some-
thing over 100 head Of Sat hogs, embrac.
Ing all sizes, also some 1900 or 5000
bushels OF corn. In other words an on.
porlunity Is now offered to parties de.
string 10 lease a hrst class farm. An.
ply 10 5 NJ Derden, BRYAN, Texas, Agent
for Lille l.. Chance, Executrix, Jno. P.
Chance Estate. 30
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26

After over twenty years Of residence
in and near Bryan, have left 1t, Ia all
human probability, forever. To say
that have done SO without a regre
would be untrue as to myself, and IN
grateful to those who have teen IN,
friends.
To sav that no rays Of light ne,k this
gray clou OF broken friendship ROW
pas ing over the impenelrable future,
would also be untrue, since il mystic
shadow leaves me he privilege Of hop
Ing at least that the near coming end
Of day will rcile,i IN sonened shades
the bright mild beauty OF IL begin.
ming.
IL l. sufficient now to say that |
brought not an enimty when | ctm,,
ami relieve | shall leave none when |
go-eyen while have not loved
every man, nor expected every man to
love ne.
In the careless years Of long ago, |
passel more than a year In Texas,
when IL va. a republic as a t:ansicnt
locker on, enjoyed all ! saw of ITS
heroic men, 4 It's quaint brave pco.
pie, aud Il magnificent landscapes.
Afier / LEI Il, IA Sc bright reminisoen.
ces w remained Ia my memory, and
when reyer.e s AMI Wei ilndes be,ame
my share in hu nan lie, | ietarpel to
IT, lone star, with all The trls' oi an
ancient Chaldean.
Having been 50 long engaged In edit.
odal writing, Il Is but proper To say
that while have had d,rid
ed opinions, ard MY preferences as to
men, never intended taking alvant
age Ct my position to unjustly 'uppo
one, or to opp Sc the other
i'll nave at any time gone beyon
this, il was done ia all sincerity, biI
never IN malice or pr juice I, 4,
highest assurance can give of the
truth Of this is hat | had no iayors I,
ask OF either men or parties.
Ia SOFIA intercourse have alNay'
had a few most pleasing niead'hlp'
VIII )se memory fir nay short remaininl
span Of time will e.er he the s,itcsI
light to brighten the evening hours o.
my waning life. WM. FALcoNlR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26
EXTENSION OF THE DECREE.
The spanish Consul General Has Re
celved weyler's order.

The spanish Consul General Has Re
celved weyler's order.
NEw YORK, Aug. 25.-Senor Arturo
Baldasano y Topote, the consul general
for Spain. in this city, has received the
new decree Of captain general Of Cuba
extending TO Oct. 81 the time for all
foreign residents in Cuba toregistor and
procure their certificates
When the decree is in full operation
it will do away with a number Of Ger
tificates now used by people claiming d
dual nationality. Many Of them, for,
eigners, il is alleged, are rebel agents
and when arrested claim British. French
or American citizenship. The ne de-
cree. 1t is thought, will facilitate tn,
maintenance Of public order ON the is
land.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26

Miss Sue MeLelland has returned
from a lengthy Visit to relatives in Mis-
sissippi.
Mrs. Lucy Evans and Mrs. Knox
Howard returned TO Waco yesterday
afser a visit 10 Mrs. W. r. Johnston.
FOR sALE-Light enc horse studs
baker spring wagon and set Of harness
will be sold together or singly, to suit
purchaser. Apply to W. 7. James. Il
W. NJ. Foster has re arned from
Omaha. Ask 10 see hiA picture OF
BRAN.
wyse's new goods a'e beautiful
Have you seeh themg 2SS
Prof. Chas. T.. Henry and wife o
Grimes County, arrived yesterday.
"A. Cloud and W. T. Jones Of Re
lance, we're in town yesterday.
E.E. stockton Of Knr,en, called OF
the Eagle yesterday.
The best cough cure Is shiloh Cure
A neglected cough Is dangerous Slol
Il at once with shlloh's Cure. Sold by
all druggists.
Ross Montgomery has secured goo'
position with Radford & Hutchinson II
Houston.
Peter Winter is erectrga two-stoi.
residence o. his place near Town.
Miss Lille Burnett Of Galveston, i
visiting Ter sist y, Mrs. W. r Sanders
pills do not cure Constipation. The
only aggrayate. Karrs Clover Roo
Tea Gives perfect regularity Of th
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Matte Lindsey returned iron
Navasola yesterday.
Gil. WISE is closing out sumne
goods at unhcard Of reductions. Their
isno room In the house for them 3
,bev mnsi be sid 2S3
Frank Adams returned 10 Nare ye'
ieFday.
The commissioners in session yesieI
day formally recisyod the new ro
bridge across Whites creek from III
contractors.
FOR SALE-A brand new pheatoI
Aanlx-iak \. Bonneyille. sept; ~,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26
Complimentary to Nayasota

We clip the following excerpt
from the Manitou Department Of
the Colorado Springs Gazette, in
reference to one of Navasota's
charming young ladies aud brill
liant lights:
"Miss Julia u. owen of Nava.
sofa, Tex, has arrived at the sum.
mer resort and is spending her
time while heie at the Manitou
house. Miss Owen is one of the
most promising song composers
in the Southern States, her song,
sleep Little Eyes" having be.
come one Of the most popular oil
the present productions. Thai
the psece is very fine goes withou
saying wh,n IL is learned that Sou,
sa aud the Iowa State band hav,
played it,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26

The Ladies AID aud Missionary sorie.
ty Of the Baptist Church will have a
cake supper at the residence Of Mrs. J .
+. Parks next Saturday afternoon from
ltos. Everybody invited,
| was nervous. tired, irritable aud
cross. Karls Glover Root Tea has
made me well aud happy.
Sold by all druggists.
MPs. +. h. WORDEN.
News reached here yesterday Of cni.
ting aiiray at a negro festival at Bethel
Saturday night. A woman named Scar.
cy is charged with s'abbing a negro M n
named Hawkins.
Q. II. Wye has received his new
stock # lall and winter good. DOM
fail to call early and see what rare bar
bargains hehas. 2SS
Col. Wan. Falconer, the veteran new
paper man and vei e able scholar
Who'e writings are familiar Throughout
this portion Of the state, and who II
singularly gifted the u.e Of Ian yuaee
has moved t. Evergreen, Ala. The Ia
giles best wishes 90 with him II ewhen
may be seen his farewell to the pcopl,
Of Bryan.
Diseased blood, constipation, am
kidney, liver aud bowel troubles ar
cured by Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sol,
by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26
COLO DEMOCRATS OF TEXAS.
They Hold state Convention ut wac'
with Coed Attendance.

Ihey Hold stale Convention NJ waco
with Good Attendance.
WACO. Texas. Aug. 25.-when the
sound money Democratic Convention
was called 20 order today by Judge
Rufus Hardy there were about 25O dele.
gates present. Nearly every portion Of
the state was represented except the
Panhandle.
After an address Of welcome was de-
lvcred by c. NJ. Park Of Waco. Judge
Hardy stated the object Of the meeting
and business began.
Major Charles Hume Of Galveston wa.
made temporary chairman and ]. i
Read Of Corsicana temporary secretary
Judge Felix II Robertson was chosen
sergeant.at-arms.
The various committees were then ap
pointed ana a recess was then taken {,
give them time TO report.
Besides selecting delegates to Indian
apolis full state ticket many be nomi
mated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-26

\ eat many pc sous may lie blow.
ing about low price. which are not low,
bul the PEOPLE can zee for ihem'elyes
the De- rgaius la f,ll aud winter gOods
just rec lived al c. II. Wyse's. lie has
everything in dres gools. co hing, un
derwear boots, shoes, hats. trunks aud
valises, etc. g3S.
Miss Willie Fhl,y will begin music
class September !, and vi hes 10 rent
good piano
The county TEACHER examination
T suited In granting fourteen riitia.
Gates. First grades, q. +. Bullock and
W. A. Watkins second grades, Misae,
Rose Shields and Minnie i.askl. Tn,
other ten were granted 10 o,lored leach
eFs-anc 1rsi, and the remainder sec
onls and lhlrla.