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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-13
A cHIoAeo cIRL,s PowERs.
All the Goasips of the NeighborhoOd
Puzzled.
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
A peculiarly gifted child is little Mabel
Miller whose home is near the corner of
From the time the child could speak she
has been in the habit of foretelling events
with no more concern than the ordinary
child announces that 1t is hungry or
sleepy. In fact, her announcements were
delivered in such matter-of-course fash
ion that for some time none Of the family
gave them any heed
When the child was about 2 years Old It
dawned upon the mother that the fore
casting OF events connected with the fam
lily made by her little daughter came TO
pass. She then began 70 observe that when
Mabel said:
Mamma, hurry and get your work done.
Aunt Anna is coming this afternoon" the
aunt arrived; or when she announced:
Grandma is coming tomorrow, and
am going home with her" her grand
mother invariably came and invited her
TO accompany her home
The grandfather OF Mabel Miller on her
mothers side Is a Frenchman, her other
relatives are Germans and all are MEM
bers of the Lutheran church. Often when
she was a little tot Of three years-she is
now In her nth year-Mabel would say TO
her little playmates:
"Frieda, you are going to have a new
dress; your mamma will buy It tomorrow.
Elsie is going to the circus; her uncle 70
going to take her." and 80 on, and II Is
said her predictions were always correct.
AS she grew older she began to make
in regard 10 more serious
matters than visits and happenings
among her little playmates. At one time
she asked her grandfather for some PEN
MES and he, TESTING, said:
Il am poor. ! haven't got any money"
She at once replied:
You've got some money In your pocket.
and pretty soon. when you sell the house,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-13
sight destroyed by a Gras-hopper.

Topeka Kan, Sept. 5.-Tommy Mccaud-
less. a 1O-year-old son of Marion county
farmer, was playing in field last Mon
.1av when he was kicked in the eye by a
errasshopper, and the sight was Immediate
" destroyed The grasshopper was OF the
large locust variety. and is noted for the
great force Of its hind legs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-13

is our
goods
Through inspection
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
The Jury Dl.arr...,.

VERSAILLES, Ky. March 8-Tho
jury IN the case OF the State Va. w N
Lane of Lexington, indicted for killing
H. {. Rodenbaugh and his son. disn.
greed aud were discharged yesterday
after being out three days. The killing
occurred in Rodeubsugh's hotel. where
Lane was guest Lane got into n
wordy quarrel with the elder Roden.
eaugh aud shot him. Young Roien.
oaugh ran to his fathers rescue. whore.
upon Lane shot him also, infllc,inv
wounds Of which he soon died. Their
were threats Of lynching Lane shmslg
after the murders. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

WASHINGTON, March SIT has bsep
learned by the Associated Press that the
British ambassador here, Sir Julian
Fannoetote, aud tho Venezuelan minis.
Ter to this country. Senior Andrnde
nave entered into direct negotiations Of
the Uruan incident. which involved the
arrest OF British police officer in ,bs
dispute between Venezuela aud Great
Britain, The hauling down Of the Rrit.
ism nag aud the subsequent demand a
an indemnity upon the part Of Great
Britain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
-FOUR MIN WITH MASKS
They Break Into a Farmers
House In Oklahoma.
BIND AND GAG THE INMATES.

one Of tho sooundTsis A.aAuit. M.
Jones and the Othars Ran.aeh an,
House and Secure $500 and Man,
FA'uables- They Escape. Leaving n.
Clew Behind.
PERRY, O. T.. March 3.-Four man
VINO hal on masks broke into the house
OF John p. Jones. farmer living n
miles west Of this place. lasswnight
and while one Of them raylshed his
young wife the others ransa,,ked tbo
house. securing $500 aud many valu..
oles' The men burst open the doo,
ana bound aud gagged the couple. Ate,
accomplishing their purpose they left
Iheir victims in a helpless condition.
Jones and his wife were discovered NV
neighbors this morning. The woman /
Is In serious condition. No olew ~
the robbers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
THE BOILER EXPLODED.
Damage Amounts to 100000 and s.,.
erAi Persons Haiiy Ia ln,.a

Damage Amounts to saOo,ooa and g.,
srA' Persons Haiiy Injured.
DANBuRY Conn, March 8-Bv ,
boiler explosion IN Parks Bros furcut.
ting establishment today a are wa.
caused which did damage amounting II
fully 100000. The explosion took tho
roof from the building. Edward Psrt.
ono OF the proprietors. was thrown down
by the explosion and frightfully burped
He may die.
The building was quickly consumed
together with a sash and bind factory
adjoining IL. Tho flames went "a Tho
BArnum building. the sherman block
and otherproperty which was consumsi
Sadie Carpenter tenant Of A, M.
per hoor, jumped from window ara
broke her thigh Frank Eadwo,d a
fireman, was buried beneath a wall and
fatally injured. There are rumor. th,,
two children are missing, but the
reports cannot b. verified.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
MUsT HAve RecoeNlrIoN
sensational speech Of Negro G.,r.,
hetore Republican Convantlo,

sensational speech Of q Negro LAW.
before a Republican Convention.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills. March 8.-The Y,
publican county convention lsst svon.
ing adopted resolutions endorsing sbel
by NJ. Cullom for president OF m,
United States. The Hon. Dav!. N
Littler who presided at the convention
announced that he was autaor.z d =,
say that Senator Cullom was a oauii.
date Tor president. The 20 d.,eg,to,
were instructed for Cullom Tor pre,.
cent Mckinley received 2 vo,5. ont OF,
loo IN tho convention.
a great sensation was created hv m,
speech OF Joseph A. Drake. A ,up,
coiored lawyer. who was defeated 10,
representative. flo declared tho aeyroe,
must receive recognition from ,hs Rs.
pabhcans; that they were aroused and
that II they were not accorded ,bc
proper recognition they would be- le,rI
from in November. Ho said other ma.
honalitios had obtained ieccy. io,
from the Republicans aud the rf..,ss
VINO welded an enormous vote an be
republican party, must also o. -,,,-.
nizsd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
LIvss whh : nFeLsn So.

NEW YoRK, March s.-Jacob Fried
man. years old. slipped on tho Toe OF
Thursday while coming home from
school and broke his neck. DIR. Curti.
saved his lifo By . simple operation.
Holding the lads neck firmly no s,ead.
lily and carefully pulled IL back toward
ita proper position until q soft Jolt told
him that the dislocatod bone was again
In lie place. The operation, though
very simple. was extremely dangeron,
and DR.. Curtis feared IL would prove
fatal. Jacobs head is now done an in
plaster Paris aud he IL slowly recover
ing from his strange experience.
Minnie shoaer. : years old VA,
burned % death near Perry. O. n sbs
was assisting her father burn corns.alks
when her dress caught Gre. She s,ed
In the held.
Dan Stuart has gone TO New York 4.
secure = fight between Corbess and Fi,s |
simona
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

GUAfAQrm. March "a grand
meeting wa held by Cubans and t5o.,
who sympaihizs with them in IA, p,,,.
Ro'afuerte. The object OF the meeting
was to manifest their gratitude {, tbe
United States for It's recognition of tbe
oeiigeronoy Of the Cubans Eiutrda
Agnerro led a procession waving the
cuban nag. Arriving IN front OF the
american consulate prolonged cfecr.
were given for the United s.s,es ANA
Osoa The crowd then began 90 shout
Death 70 spainl' The po.ics inter.
Tered and compelled the crowd % dis.
perse.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
I'VE G. oRoVER nm
ne Was An Incorporation Of the M.,,.,
hs'ent Lfe Insurance Company.

No "" an Incorporation Of the Mu,u.
heuent Lfe Insurance COMPANY
NEWARK, y J.. March 3 -Gawi. q
Grover died last night aged 81 wears
de was born at Caldwell, N. J. IA.
grandfather Rev. Stephen Grover. wa.
aso'dier In tho continental army and
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
AZ Caldwell for IS years President
Cleveland was born at Caldwell and bi,
father named him Stephen Crovor
Cleveland after the preacher.
In 1886 Mr. Grover was one OF ,bo in
corporaiors Of the Mutual Benefit IN.
Insurance company, OF which he alter.
wards became president. Thore,fter
nc turned his attention TO the Insurance
business and was director of msnv
companies. He was personal fr,sn1
Of President Cleveland
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
BLIZZARD IN KANSAS.

''''A VIII Suffer and the Fruit wn
he hiightod.
TOPEKA March "A severe b .izz,rl
Is sweeping over Kansas On tho Rocs
Islands Colorado lines 70 ineae, q,
snow Is reported aud tho storm IL NOV.
ing east AZ the rate Of 80 mile, m bour
s'ookmen say the storm will b, sever,
on the thousands Of stook on the plsin.
an great apprehension is felt for tho
iruit crop. ~ the recent fortnigb, ~
warm spring weather has brought ONT
,he buds aud in southern Kansa. tho
leaves on the trees have begun to MAKE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
Piano aIannf.sier, nnrn.a.

NEw HoRK, March 9.-Tho b.stor,
ptioA building occupied by Suits 4.
bauer piano manufacturers, was guttei
~ hFe' Contents, machinery and
stock were completely destroyed The
loss viii exceed ssaS. 600, partially In.
surod. -
Famous Newspaper Correspssa-.. 49,.
BosroN. March D, Charles Carlton
Collin, who 6ecams famous a. y news
paper correspondent On the war o. -.
cession. IL dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

he Formally Announces uis Candidasy
For tho Presidential Nomination.

OMAHA. March 3-Ex. United STATE,
Senator henderson Of Nobrassa ha.
formally announced his candidacy for
the Republican presidential nomina.
tlon. In a letter 70 L. D. Fowler OF
TINS city he emphatioally denies his can.
aidacy Is in tho interest OF another eau.
didaio and says;
Il am not to be used as stalking
horse or a delivery wagon fer any as.
pirant. The gentlemen wholare named
prominently FOR tho place are all NV
personal friends. aud the chief among
them l have known intimately aud
closely since youth. honor ami "a.
TEEN them all, and will follow gladly
IN The ranks under the captaiucv n ,pv
one OF them. ] demand fair play f5r
them. Ioxpaot it for myself"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
SUNS eY THE aoveRNmeNr.
'"'' are to Recover Lands Erruusou,l
Granted to Railroads.

"ta' 20 railroads.
ST Paul, March s-United STATE.
District Attorney stringer has br,neb,
about suits within the last few DAYS in
one OF the largest iitigations which b,.
ever been carried on In this se,,io,
There arr about 1000 defendents all -.
siding in this state. and about 200 ooc
acres OF the most valuable land in Min.
hesota are involved. The lands arr
valued at 100000 aud tieen,irc town
OF Llihhold Is involved. All tho amir.
have been brought in the United STATE.
circuit court The defendants mos,
concerned is the S. Paul. Minne,poli.
and Manitoba, the ST. Paul aud North.
ern Pacific, the St. Paul and Sion,
City' the Winona aud ST. Peter and IN,
Chicago. Milwaukee and S. Paul r,n
roads Actions are based on certiac,
lions which, II is claimed. was errone
ousiy made on the lands involved Inv
ministerial department Of tho ITni,a 4
states to the state OF Minnesota and ne
Its officers 70 the companies mentioned |
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
HALIFAX TO ENGLAND.
New Tine Of Firstela.. Steamer. IN n,
Put on soon.

OTTAWA, March S.-The governmsn,
has announced that tenders will b.
called for at an early date from persons
or firms willing to undertake tho run.
ming OF a line OF not less than four fas.
steamships between the St Lawrence
and British port. Halifax being tho
Canadian terminus In winter. The YES.
sels are TO be not inferior 20 the Tan.
tonic Of the White Star line in general
equipment aud with a capacity Of be.
tween 400 and 800 cabin and A GOOD
third class passenger Storage Thev
Will be required to make 10 knots in a
6'hour trial trip and be capable Of ord,.
nary ocean steAming at a rate Of oo
knots an hour. They will be- Of NO,
less than $500 tons. The Canadian gov.
eminent viii grant a subsidy OF sI7b
200 year, which the British govern.
ment viii supplement by an animal
Of $3.50. 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
sANDeAooso AND RosssD.
major ConoVer Seriously Injured n,

Major Conovsr Seriously Iplu,.a h,
Two Robbers.
PERRY, o. T.. March S.-Major r II
Conoyero Of Perry, one of the foremost
Grand Army Of the Republic men in
Oklahoma was sandbagged and robbed
Of large sum Of money here. He was
found unconscious in his room. Later
ne regained consciousness and said tina,
two men entered his room and grabbed
nus clothing. He shot twice. one bullet
taking effect. The other man knocked
MN senseless with a sandbag which
was found on the floor. Conoyer NAV
ole. lie came from Rushville. Ind The
robbers left trail OF blood.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
HAD STAYING oUAllrlgs
4 Chicago Alderman subdued An.r .
Long and Hard Fight.

II NANMMNN AFTER
Long and Hard Fight
CHICAGO, March Alderman VIM
D. Doerr ran amuck last oveving and
within an hour after he began to run.
ne was dragged into the central police
station covered with mud. his nose
bleeding his face scratched aud frag.
ments OF what had been his coat were
dangling from his shoulders.
The city father made a good hght and
1t took half a dozen officers to got him
TO tho police station. He was ony
quieted when he was thrown IA, ON the
hoor and corpulont copper was seated
on his chest.
Doerr began his rampage by running
into trolleycar with a buggy Then
no climbed on the car and tried n
thrash the motorman. The copdpcto,
came to the rescue and Doerr tried 10
shoe, him. They fought all over the
car and fully dozen men dragged the
wldman into the street This suited
the alderman and he fought on the
Sidewalk. on the oartrack and in the
cutters. When two policemen came he |
'ried them AS we'll He was thumped
md rolled IN the mud, but he could not
% pac'hed, nothing suited him. Final.
J he was dragged 20 the station bu,
vas bailed out by friends
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

Ihiee houses for colored renters
VIII 20 ior $50. Situated near the
railroad above the public we'll.
a two hundred and sixteen acre
lIm' Two tenant houses over one hun.
dr d acres iu cultivation. 9I.2 miles
pr beast OF Bryan and rear Kurien.
"il' exchange Tor town property.
For Rent-Two houses in Friedman
town
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

ne s fequitted At kaufman Of N.
Murder Of nd 8. Randall.

DALLAS, March IA nlephone me,.
sage was received here his afternoon
that l. @ Rlndle was acquitted there
OF tho killing Of Fis, Randall. The
Jury was ou' three days. The case was
taken there from this c,untv on /.
change OF venue.
ms was the third time the case was
tried the two former trials took plaoe
mere The FIRST trial resulted in a mis-.
.r'al' and the second was guilty Of muir.
der IN the second degree aud Randle's
punishment placed at 20 years in the
penltentiary. A new trial was obtained
l. g. Randle killed Ed 8. Randall in
: ,e saloon mere during Christmas week.
ioS"' In dispute over a cigsr bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
Tor AIsRInlsy and Slim

Little Rock, March 3.-Thc Il cub
mean state convention mot hero 10.
day. Colone. W e. Whip1lo was made
,enlporaTy chairman aud Leo X F.s or.
j. .. Davis and William Camnb. s,o.
retariea This organization nftorv ards
was made permanent All alInJ.1s \,
McAiniey and silver was received witb
great applause and resolution, e.. d1r..
ing Mckinley aud expressing sympathy
with Cuba were offered
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
CHARGED WITH IMsezzLeMsNr.

An kt-Cashisr OF n Waco HANK A..
rested by uhiisd States Authorities.
WACO Tex. March s.-Johp PA,
Massey was arrested here yesterday by
80 United States authorities charged
WIN embezzling, obstruoting and mis-.
applying $1,000 OF tho funds of tho
Farmers and Merchants National b,nk
while cashier. W. r. Tucker was al,o
arrested charged with aiding NJ Mas.
soy They viii DO taken to Dallas
Both are prominent mon and their nv.
rest created quite a sensation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

GRAND RAPIps, March IA New
YORK horist, for the sole right 10 the IA.
nous double carnation known as the
"Murola,' has paid its discoverer SlO
600 The flower has been raised ana
owned entirely by firm owning f,
large geenhouse near Reeds Lake
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
III. q Il. @. TIR g Card.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Our terms for announcements foi
Official Offices OF whatever class will
be always cash in advance Of publica.
ton. Thisrule will be strictly kept aud
the publication Of a candidates. an.
nouncement may he considered a
receipt for payment.
The following CASH rates will be
charged for announcing candidates for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

,. on'eAoo March 2 whoai-No. arsd. s,,o,
Corn-No ;aa siss.
oais-N Ma 5 white. "a asls
Lard, , loo D. 8 sas.ts Is.
Msss pors, y uarrel. y eesae q
short rios loisN tit5as i0
S cue. siear sdes, boxed >, iAsais
~'' safe saouidsra boxed. - si'sat So
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
RAGING FURloUsLY IN Ns6eAsKA
""y Li''le Wind Needed TO Make IN.
snuwstorm q nllkEarh.

oAAiiA March S-specials to The
Bee from every part Of Nebra.l., .n1
the west report a fall Of snow RANGING
nom three inches to a foot. evenly an.
,rien'ed' and is still falling. In omaba
Iul'y a foot has fallen aud only heavy
wind Is needed TO convert the blindins
storm into a severe blizzard. Street
railway traffic is kept open only NV !
constant circuit Of power sweap,r.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
STATE SENATOR

We are authorized 20 announce JOHN
a. WANLAND as a candidate Er
state Senator from the Twelfth Sena.
.9nal district, composed Of the coun.
yes OF Limestone, Freestone, Robert.
son and Brazos, subject TO the action of
the Democratic nominating convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
CHAMPION HOLE DIGGER.
j. w. johnson Wears The BeIt
of Champion.

The principal excitement in
Bryan yesterday was the hole die.
ging escapade Of Mr.. J. w. John.
son. 1t ak came abaut in this
way:
For several days Louis Hall.
foreman for The long distance tele.
phone company, has been at work
with a force of hands putting up
immense poles in the city limits.
For two days the gang has been at
work on Nam street. They die
holes six feet deep and eighteen
lhches IN diameter. Mr.. johnson |
Is quoted as having remarked on
Monday that these holes were easv
to dig, whereupon Mayor Adams
offered him $40 to dig just one
mole IN a day and finish il before
b o'clock The offer was accepted
and Mr.. johnson grabbed a lone
shovel yesterday morning
AZ a quarter to 3 o'clock aud went
bravery to work. A big crowd
him all day long and in.
Ieriered no little with his progress
a ooy went round with bell and
'lgh announcing "the great and I
'niy hole digger" An the smart =
mes IN town came around and had :
ome'hing to say. They wanted a
. know among other silly and .
mpertinent things. If Mr.. johnson :
vas descended from the Digger
indians The snap short arts,
anne over ana caught his shadow n
M still he worked on. Bet
ere laid on whether he would fin h
N or NOT, for ii Was no small @,
Undertaking for a business man Oh
nu'ed to hard labor. As the day nj
ore on The hole grew deeper and :,
g work got slower and harder q,
II Mr. johnson held on with the SO
r'lnaeity of a bull dog and fin. to
ied at a quarter to 3 O'Clock ca
oriously triumphant but thor. Nv Nv
ghly exhausted and ready for a wi
'chhazeI bath and a bed lie On
s a good deal like Maher when ma
IL got through with him, except les
u he won a d Maher didn'r err
we think it would be easier To OOu
the Irishman into the ring s .ili
n the terrible Australian again
n to get Mr.. Johnson close to A ,
I hole. the fact remains jur
re is probably not one man in Lar
following a sendentary occu. S -,
on, who has the nerve to carry afto
such an undertaking. oOc'
Ieanwhile Il. III. Knowles has Ian
'nged to tackle four and finish , MOr
n in a given time for $3.50 S S
IL weather is favorable. mo,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

OohANciE' Tex, March 8--Ive,
brown, } years old. was run ov,r bv
lreiga'train while attempting to Jun
ON iiatcar while in nation and ",
killed. '''' ="
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

CIScISNAu, March S.-The Highland
Candy factory, a large 5.story br,ek
structure At the corner OF Twelfth and
jackson streets, bulned early mi,
morning a total loss Of ESQ. 900; a..
sured Tor $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
For Sale.

Two acres OF land on which is situ.
aied one five room residence and four
cottage, To- Woodyille suburb. Bryan,
near go mill Price, $500 cash, or 500,
part time. MIS-. G.. Barrett
dbi-Nt Bryan Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

WASHINGTON, March 3-The pr,si.
gent has nominated T. G. waltnev n
DO Postmaster at Bowie. Tex
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

san ANTONIO. March 3.-Tho copsi.
tion oil Ex-Governor John ireland re-.
mains unchanged. His precarious con.
a'iion has alarmed his friends
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

MERIDIAN. Tex March 3-Rufu.
i 5IrkeF' charged with tho killing Of
Eugene W Dyer. has b.en scouitte5
here. w u'''eu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
FOR SALE OR RENT.

\ ELS room residence with three acre
'' good land AMI a fine we'll. Situate,
near Judge Talislerros.
FOR RENT.
d 'afm consisting Of IS acres goo,
hous' nue and half miles fro,, town
a." extra good bargain for a home.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
rive acres Of land with good we'll and
lN' HOUSES. Situated near the oil mill
one mile from courthouse and ont o,
corporation. WIN exchange for bom.
and loi within co poritiou.
FOR SALE.
d ho1sc with four rooms and 6y.
'"is iach.d. In the northern ps,t ~
0e '''y 20. The prctliest bin in tovn
FOR RENT OR SALE.
Twenty six acres Of land; some with.
IN . " .ome without corporation s,n,b
e DE city
FOR SALE.
INen acre ofland within corn,.,
h'n and d new house on it. Sj,n,,,d
70 ihe yreitiest part Of town. near
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
2Io asies OF lend Sl.2 miles Nor,b NJ
ryan aud near kurten. l25 aces In
u''''alion aud iwo tenant houses
FOR SALE.
4 home with four rooms and flo.
acre " ground Situated east end of
'aIdwel .tIcet. '"' VI
i"'-sl'ry brick building on Main |
For Rent or sale
a sore AID dwelling attached si,n,
'y I. j. boyief ''l''u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
We are authorized to announce
CLIFF A. ADAMS

as candidate for reelection to the Of
nee OF Mayor and Recorder at the en-.
suing April election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04
SOLD!
Dick JONES &Co
Real Estate Agt's.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS, NEXT DOOR 70
EAGLE OFFICE, BRYAN.

EAtLE OFFICE, BRYAN.
Tart Of the properly that has heretofore
been advertised IN This column will
appear no more. II has been SOLD.
Look over the list remaining ( you
are prospective purchaser. II YOU
have property To sell, put It in our
hands at selling price, not over.
rated, aud perhap, il will be the next
90 90.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

csic 90 March Cite armer be-,
grades 20 ltc higher
sheep steady aud unrhanrM
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-04

D.tt. : March s.--ua,,le-Chlico shipping
hess facnnghouse quotes, 90 10 AZ, a.
sla.-- to carload lois wagon hoFa tsi
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