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DIED.

BARKER-In this city, February Cd. Mrs.
N. II. Barker, feloxed mother Of Mrs. s. ts
Van Tasssll and daughter OF Mrs <. McS ar
thy. native OF New ork. aged SO years.
month and day
Funeral notice hereafter.
McFALI1-In this city, February lst An ndrew
AicFall. father OF Emily. Mary and Margaret
McFall. q native Of Ireland. aged a years.
Friends and cQuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral to-day at 2.3O
thence to the Cathedral. where services will
be held at p N. Casket win not be opened
in the Cathedral.
SCHNEIDER this city. February Ist.
Joseph Schneider. native of Vienna
Austria, aged 4B years. 8 months and ~
days.
Friends and acquainfances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-lnor-
row Tuesday at p. m. from his late resi-
denee, 607 Eighteenth street.
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the work accomplished by the officers
and directors during the brief period
since the chamber was organized, Sep
tember 27. 1895. AS there are now sew
eral important matters to be success
fully carried through, it is expected
that members will aid them in their
work by their counsel, and be present at
this important meeting
The Treasurer and Secretary will pre-
sent their reports showing the financial
affairs up to date
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Willie nischaroed-

In the Police Court on Saturday the
embezzlement charge against Walter
Wylie was dismissed. He was ac-
cused Of having embezzled $40, the re-
suit of the sale of several cases of black
berries which had been sent to him by
growers in Sonoma County, but the
charge was withdrawn.
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state Convention.

Mayor Hubbard has called a meeting
to be held at the Courthouse on Tues
day evening for the purpose OF formulat-
ing such plans as viii be necessary to
secure the Republican and Democratic
State Conventions for Sacramento this
spring. It is now time to take some ac-
ton in this matter, and all persons who
favor this movement are invited to
be present.
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Death of Andrew Neral.

On Saturday evening Andrew McFall,
who had been a resident of the city
for forty-f1ve years, died at his home,
S06 NJ street. He was a good citizen
and widely known and esteemed. He
leaves three daughters, Emily, Mary
and Margaret His funeral will take
place this afternoon.
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A SQUARE DEAL.
No One Need Be without a Piano who
will Investigate This

Believing there are many people de-
sirous Of having piano who do not
feel able to purchase one of our elegant
Chickering or Kimball uprights, we have
concluded to offer for a short time our
stock of second hand square pianos, also
organs, at prices that viii enable any
one 50 desiring to be the owner of an
instrument of some kind. For full par
ticulars call at Hammers Music Store,
$50 j street. c. M. SpauIding, Manager
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who Knows J.F. HawIevs

f. H. Woodwork, who is at the Gill
sey House in New York City, is anxious
to learn the whereabouts of j. f. Haw-
ley, an Englishman, who came to Cali
fornia in 1887, and is said to have lived
in Sacramento for some time. Mr.
Woodwork has some valuable in
formation for Mr. Hawley.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
The Chamber Of Commerce to Com
Together on the Ieth.

IOgethef on Inc I2th-
The first annual meeting Of the Sacra-
mento Chamber Of Commerce viii be
held at Pioneer Hall on Wednesday
evening, the 18th, at 80 p. m. The Of
ficers and directors earnestly request
every member Of the chamber TO be
present, and thus manifest by their
presence a direct personal interest in
the varied objects Of public Importance
that are constantly being presented to
them for consideration.
The first annual address viii be de-
livered by the President. Joseph Stef-
fens, which viii no doubt be interesting
to every member, as ali should know OF
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Bicycle stolen.

About 9 o'clock yesterday morning
Norman Doan, the young son of Warren
E. Doan, left his handsome bicycle at
the edge of the sidewalk on M street.
between Sixth and Seventh, while he
went into the house Of aneighbor When
he came out q few moments later the
wheel had disappeared. having been
stolen in broad daylight.
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Best standard tomatoes, cans for
25c;. asparagus tips. 15c a can; Capital
jams. 10c can. A. G. s.. Eighth and
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ChiIblains are cured by using Green's
Sure Cure for Chilblains. at Seventh
and K streets. -
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Fresh ranch eggs. 2 dozen for 25c. DR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, 3Oc In
can. Beesley & Son, 51S s.
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John A. sutter rye whisky. 81 bottle
B K. Bloch & Co, sole controllers.
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For relieving throat diseases and
coughs, use Browns Bronchial Troches.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

CREsroN, Ia.. April e4.-rhe body Of
Mrs. NJ. Q. johnson was found in hen
room IN her residence at Shenandoah,
shot through the head with a revolver.
Her brother. Ed Jaeger, did the deed
and then turned the revolver upon him.
self. infliciing fatal wounds. He h still
unconscious and his motive cannot b
learned. Jaeger is a omsumptivc, and
ii Is supposed that he brooded over his
condition until De- became partially De.
moutod and concludod % Kill both III.
sister and himself Jaeger Is an cx
iansivo fumilnrn dnalnr % Shanandoah
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

WASHINGTON. April ei.-The confer.
cncc Tor international arbitration. which
has been a harmonious one. closed last
night with mass meeting, ia the
course ci which President Eliot of Har.
ward severely arrigned the foreign poll.
cy Of President Cleveland and his fel'
low townsman. Socriary Olney, This
personalities which President Eliot ui'
tered In cool measured terms. were 3,
pointed that they inoiled decided sen
saiinn
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WASHINGTON NEWS


WASHINGTON. April 2l-The report
thai the Nonezuelan question had again
reached n critical stage owing TO inacii0n
amounting 20 ending negotiations has
developed t'ro facts. which, stated posi-
tivciy, are. namely. that the United
States government has not offered or
suggested withdrawal Of the present
Venezuelan commission. and that neg0'
tiations toward a general arbitration be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain are proceeding satisfactorily, al
though there has been little progress 10
far toward having che Venezuela dis
puie included IN the scope Of arhiira-
ton. Il is the general understanding
that the Venezuelan commission win not
report until December next.
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JACKSON GIVING IN.
ue i Losing the rluck and stoiid Iu-
difference lie started Out with.

ue 4 Losing the rluck and stoiid Iu-
difference lie started out with.
NEWPORT, KY, April 2i.-scoit Jack
son, the murderer Of Pearl Bryan, Is
rapidly losing his appearance Of pluck
and stolid indifference. The prisoner
does not look particularly worried, bus
be presents The appearance Of being
broken with extreme cares and far from
normal condition as regards TO health.
Ills eyes arc yellowish and badly blood.
shot probably caused by close oonfne-
meut and excessive smoking. While
these conditions at some time may un-
demine tie prisoners health. the
record Of his having broken down frum
over strain or from amy evidence or
scene that may take place during the
course Of his trial. win never be made.
As jackson walked into court Thursday
morning he surely presented the appear
ancc 81 a man of nerve and pluck, who
is just at present taking things as they
oome philosophically
The interest in the trial is intense, and
immense crowds gather az the court
house daily 20 catch a glimpse Of the
prisoner.
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ANOTHER WAY

Fuf each cash subscription iof Que mouth
one tcu-Fotc ufkci vii b. given Must
D. party not on our list 81 the present
date. April sih. one of these tickets
counts iof ien votes
Parties coaneciea win ,he EAotg are barrel
IRON voting % teine voted fof.
NJ II. James adds bottle Of S.e'y'
fine violet toilet perfume 10 the list
lie las,inP and delicate.
A. Emdcn says the winner will have
TO make a hot rare and presents the
winner Of the watch with a ticket good
for - ice cream sodas.
Miss 81. Leon, the well known mil.
liiier says that the winner Of the tea set
must have a lovely Partisan Bow, aud
that the winner In the contest will be
given same on calling at her paflor,
one door north Of Exchange hotel.
Webb Bros are watching the contest
with interest and have placed an ex-
quisitc Empire Fan along with The
watch, and Il goes 10 the winner of the
watch.
John b. Nike, wholesale and retail
grocer phoned us TO advise the winner
Of the tea set that they are also winners
Of either a sack Of flour or ham from
his store.
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MATABELES ATTACKED
The British Charge on Them
Near Buluwayo.
SEVERAL HOURS HARD FIGHTING.

The Natives Were Too Many Tor the
British and the latter Were Finally
Forced 90 Retrcat~scserc Los on
Both Slides Il Reported to Have
Taken Place.
CAPE Town, April 2i--iCopuighied
IN 1890 by the Associated Press l-Tele-
graphic communication with Buluwayo
was reopcned for a time today, and
then there was another break, q Is be-
hcyod however. 10 be only Temporary
interruption. During the time it was
working dispatches were rocoived from
several sources In thu beseiged town
The news Is somewhat conflicting. but
the main fact seems 10 b. well estab-
lished that the British have made o
sortie In force, encountered large num-
Der Of Maiaheles. inficting great los5
upon them, suffering in return, and
finally rotreated. Official version Of the
soriie says the British force, shortly az.
ter midnight were quietly called 70 arms
and without apparently alarming the
native part Of the town force Of about
300 men under Captains Napier and
Duncan made an attack with one maxim
rapidiring gun and a Hotchiiss rapid
fire gun. They saddled up for a dash
at the enemy's line Swords and al
clnttcTing aocoutrements were doadoned
with cloth and the feet Of the horses
composing the advance guard were mnf.
fed with strong sackiug.
The enemy was quietly campod be-
hind their sionetoppad earthworks about
four miles from BVluwayo. Their pick.
ots raised the alarm, whorcupon tho
troopers IN advance charged and shot
down many fleeing natives. Tho main
body of troopers then eallopod forward,
but by this time the Maiahles had sprung
% arms al along the line, and as the
British advanced they were received by
scattering rifcdrc from behind tho
oarthworks. but the advance guard
charged right mp 10 She mounds and
spurrod their horses over thcuiSn several
places Then charged IN .rc. and droy !
the advance guard back, and. being met
by the main body OF the Buluwayo
force, fire was opened at atabout 400 yards
ON the Maiabole position.
This was kept up until broad day
light. when an advance was ordered.
and there was a prolonged period oi
sharp fighting AZ close quarters IN which
pistols, rifles. shotguns, warcluhs, spear
and knives clashed. Both sides fought
bravcly, but gradually the Maiabclos
pressed onward by forcc Of sheer num-
bcrs and almost oncircled the British.
who. 20 avoid being surrounded. retreat
ID fighting foot by foot, bat were driven
steadily backward Eventually tho
British were hard pressed and gave
ground fast. Retreat was then ordered.
The British rotrcated 20 Buluwayo.
where they arrived considerably the
worse for wear aud tear.
The loss n the enemy is said 20 be
very glcat. No correct estimate could
be made, but the number Of Matabcles
killed is placed at between 100 and 1000.
The British los is not stated. but is be-.
hevod 10 be more severe than the oflicor
at Buluwayo aro willing 20 admit.
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Notice by Publication OF Final
Account.
TnE srArE OF TENAs.
To all Persons Interested In the Estate
of Mary A. Whitman, peceneed

To all Persons Interested In the Estate
Of Mary A. willman, reccased
W. ID. Lawrence, administrator Of the
Estate of said Mary A. willman, de.
ceased, has iiled in the County Court
Of BgaHos county HI. Final Account oi
the condition of said estate, together
with an application 10 be di-charg Il
a. administrator lhereol, and fir par
ton and distribution OF said estate,
Which will be heard ly our said conu
ON the Sid Monday In Apiil, A. D. 1895,
same being the 20lh day of April A. u.
1895, az the Court ll,use II sid hraz
90 county In the city Of nryan at which
time and place al pers0ns interested iu
said estate are rQuired 20 apprar aud
contest said Final Account and Appli'
cation, u they zee proper.
Witness ]. W. Barron, CLERK Of The
County Court Of Biazos countv.
I Given under my hand and The
he' seal Of said Court at my office
In Bryan on this tie 2Sth day Of March,
A. d. 1900. J w hAnRuS,
Clerk County Court nrazos Co. Tex.
ny +. J. Butler, Deputy. l2
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spAIN WlLL nAvE To PAY.
Claim Being MADE Ter tho Outrage
Upon DR.. DclEado.


Upon DR.. DciEado.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-spain has
been called 70 account for the outrage
committed upon Dr. jose Manuel Dcga-
do, an American citizen, on March 4.
on that gentleman's plantation in the
province Of Mainoa, Cuba. There has
been considerable correspondence be-
tween the United States and Spain on
the subject and the facts Of the brutal
character Of the outrage are 10 wen an.
thenticaied that the latter country has
shown itself to be not avcrse to making
amends.
II is confidently believed by the state
department authorities that as a result
Of thgir protests Spain win tender an
other apology 10 the United States and
viii remove the officer in command Of
tho detachment Of soldiers who directed
the outrage which is now the cause Of
complaint. This win DO followed BY
the submission Of claim for a money
indemnity which j. now being prepared
by Mn. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Dr. Del
gndo's attorney, IN this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

WASHINGTON. April 2i.-Seycral mi
nor bills were passed at the opening Of
the senate yesterday before the Indian
appropriation bin was taken up. Sew
eral minor amendments worc made 10
the bill, the most important being the
inserting Of 81 10000 for the payment
Of the Cherokee outlet fund, which had
been struck ont by the committee. The
Indian appropriation bill a. amended
was then passed.
The sundry civil appropriation hin
was then taken up with the agreement
that Il should not displacc except tempo
rarily the bond resolution. Mr.. Petit
grew. Teller aud Cocllcn were named
~ confeIrcts oA the Indian hill
The house spent iis time ON the Pick
Ter general pension bill
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 2f-At Fow'
lor Mn. Annie Lncas was given a YER
dict Tor Ss0o damages against the LAX,
Erie and Western railroad by a jury IN
the Benton circuit court. Mrs. Luca.
last September was elected from a train
because she refused 10 pay the extru
10 cents demanded Of passengers who
do not buy tickets before entering the
cars. She vas let OF on the prairie and
was compelled 10 walk several miles q
town. She thereupon brought suit fol
damages
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

MAcom, Ills.. April 2l.-Earl Stevens,
an ii-year-old boy, met a horrible death.
He was taking a COW 20 pasture and tied
the rope around his waist. The animal
became frightened and ran away, drag.
ging the boy several hundred yards. &c
lived but a few minutes after being re.
moved 10 house.
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wnlIam Ta,lar osllInr rn.a.r.

KANsAs CuY, April e4.-Attorncy
Virgil Conking has gone 90 Washing
ton 90 socyrc writ Of orror frum the
United States supreme court in the case
Of Murderer William Taylor sentenced
70 hang April So He anticipates little
success, &c Is said, and the murderer, for
the first time since his long incarcca-
tion, Is beginning 10 show signs Of fear.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

Eyangslisi Mitchell has BY HE
straight methods and punee1l preach
ing Of ihe truth againsi sin, scattered
some OF the leaders aad many
Of the rank and Gle ol nomlnai church
members and has nov eoilen down %
the work of offering alya lon 70 .alIeI.
ing humanity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

GUuRiE. o. T.. April s4.-In Greer
county r. T. Anderson. late from Belle.
vile, Ms, quarrcled with his employer
II. o. Buckley, and fatally wounded
him. Anderson fed 10 the woods and
when a posse went after him he shot
Constable Ferris and kept the crowd al
hay Tor hours. A continual firing wa.
KEEP, up on both sides. He was finally
captured and Is being held by the posse
though In danger Of being lynchod. II,
Is only 10 ycars old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

FoEr SCorr KAN, April ei-S II.
Race, ox-oashicr Of the National Bank
of Burlington. who was rccmtly &c.
quilted Of the charge of having cmhoz-
zled Sig.O0O oi the banks funds, has
brought suii against the bank and also
against Willlg Mctindale. president.
and David lfFngor, q director. for s2a.
800 for allesed false imprisonment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25
TAE MEAN NENsLIK REFUSED
~ Contained Many Prosislon. and Was
Too Much For uim.

A"N NUN ANh tAAfAs
RoM, April e4.-The treaty Of
peace which King Monelik has refused
TO accept contained the following pro.
Visions An offensive and defensive al.
lance; conclusion Of a commercial trc.
atty; the annulmont Of the treaty Of
Uccially; that ngrc BE- made buffet
state under Ras Makonnen the estab.
hshmcnt Of an Italian frontier at Marel
and the support Of Italy in putting the
finances cf Abyssinia. ON a sound basis.
King Menelik, however. refused 10
aoccrt those conditions. He insisted ON
having a seaport. and that Mangasia,
who is regarded as an enemy Of Italy.
be appointed the vicoroy Of Hgre.
Major Salsa, who wanted TO negotiate
peace. is still prisoner in the hands Of
the ncgus.
The chamber win probably decide on
carrying On ,he war against Ahyssinia.
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r. ". Wilson 4 TO keep fresh butter
aud cheese on ice all the time.
Rev. S o, Mitchell will pr,ach to
men only a. the opera house sunday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Mardl. Wood WIN Recover.

SELuA. Ala. April 2i-Tho remain,
Of Percy Wood, son Of Probate Judge
Wood. killed by sheriff r. h Kennedy
in Montgomery, were brought home
and a big crowd attended his funeral.
Marlis wood, Percy's brother, the man
whom Kennedy was after, Is better and
will rccovc..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

TOPEKA, April si.-A charter was
filed by the sumner City rownsite com.
pany, the inoorporators being prominent
negrocs Of Kansas. The capital stock
Is $4,000. W l.. Eagloson Is az the
head Of this enterprise, and has already
laid out the town OF sumner City. near
Topeka, in which only nogroos win be
permitted TO buy lots An lines oi
business and manufacturing are to be
carried ON.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

HAVANA, April 2i.-The trial Of Julio
Sanguilly. the American who was
charged with kidnapping Ferlinandez de
Castro. has resulted IN his acquiilal.
Do Castro. who took the lead in the
prosecution Of sanguilly from the ont.
set, lost three country estates by fire on
the SAME day than sanguilly was ac-
uuiffed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

OKLAHOMA CRY, o. T., April "a
The Presbyterian woman's hoard Of mis-
sions Is in session IN this city. Dolcg to
are In attendance from Missouri. Kan.
sas, Tcxns. Arizona, New Mexico. Okla.
hcmn uud fhe Indian Territory. Prom
; a' missionaries Of the Presbyterian
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

Mrs. Sadie Hoskins, grand matron
of the order Of the Eastern Star viii -
in Bryan Thursday. Nay 8. aud com
pleie she work % salAbliahlne Nssn'
chapter recsnsly oFsanissd.
Mrs Hoskins viii stop Oh q NsI
born on her way 10 Bryan and ors,a't,
a chapter there Thursday alisznoea.
A COMMITTEES Of ladies' from Bi51R
viii 20 10 Wellborn and escorl The
grand mairon 10 this city snd she uilI
oiIlciale here Thursday night.
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rwsnir Year. ssnisncs.

CINCINNATI. April si.-Albcrt Cole
man. who was convicted Of manning
for destroying the eyes Of Frank Macic
wsk, the htileprizehghtvr, by throwing
lyc into them at the Gait House. ~
ccivcd the Limit Of the law and was Civ
on % years IN the pen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

John Smith was Jailed 81 Ho
ton last Thursday, John smi
was hungin another state larl Fl
day. Jo n Smith has been 81
years convict In nearly all b
psniien,iafies q the country Ia'
the past half century. John smil1
has been a member of every cea|
grcss, almost, since lhe iormal'sl
ofthe governmsnt John Smith 5
now a member Of lwo-thirsls el
legislatures OF ihe great rep
and yes We saw John Smith dre.
on thes.rsess u Calvert yes.ssls
You may nlk about ub'qn.|
but hasn't John goi il badg-~l
ier
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

DENVER, April 2l.-Joscph Under
wood has filed suit for 100000 In the
United States circuit court against the
Leavenwmth Mining company Of Chi.
cago fer refusing to transfer 20 him i0c.-
900 shares of stock which he had bought
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

Il PAso. Tex. April 2i.-George p
Loakey, Ei ex-ranger and ex-deputy
sheriff 0f Reeves county, died ON the
Texas and Pacific train while being
taken from Peoos City 70 his home at
Loakey, Tex Consumption caused
Lfakov's death
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

..sre next Monday. What form Tho
matter viii take cannot b. definitely
learned. but il Is said BY interested
counsel that a motion viii be made for
the discharge Of the receivers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

LITTLE Rock. April 2i.-James T.
Joyce & Co. wholesale groceS. have
made AN assignment. Preferred liahili-
ties amount TO t52 900. The assets viii
reach about $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

eiuirr from an parts Of the world arr
If rli. AIRS. lnnis Hopkins Of 81. Louis
made The reply 10 the welcoming ad.
ll0-. ol Hon. a. G. Scott Of fhls city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The senate
IN executive session confirmed the nom-
ination Of General Fitzhugh Lee 70 he
consul general az Havana, Cuba. There
was no opposition 10 the confirmation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

Nolicc is hereby ssven that au
ready to pay an claims againsi lhe B
c. Dennis estate which heye bssn a
proved by The county judge.
n B. Cole, Admini.sraioI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

WASHINGTON. April ei-James hin
has been appointed assistant keeper Of
the light station az Brazos Landing,
Tex, vice james T. Bowers. resigned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

On aud after Nay ~e ulll deliver
ICE to any part Of the city iftAktn
regularly every day. Your palsonaet
wlll BE- appreciated. Phone No. 76.
80 John n. Lawrence 1 ca
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

Karrs Glover Root Tea pnrlnes the
blood aad gives q clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by Sam r. Wilson
A Co. Rryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

MILWAUKEE. April ei.-Tho Northern
Racihc railway litigation win reach a
clirax in the United States circuit court
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

llave just received lot Of london
purple 10 small packages. Gel = pack
age and save your potatoes
100 Nh. James.
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HOW TO GET VOTES

CLIP the Coupons from THE DAILY
fAHiiE aud east them for yourself or
the parties Of your choice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25

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