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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01
aOOD NEWS.
That Wave Of McxinIey Prosperity is sareIy
mere

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, December l.
The ten per cent advance 10 wages
voluntarily announcrd BY the five big
Iron and ore mining comp anles OF thia
region go, into fleet to dav. Twen.
ty.two huodv men are sff 'cted l.
10 further announced that all The mines
viii he worked through the winter.
YoUNG-TowH. o, December l =
N sri, Z OpO men IN the limestone
aod iron trade benefit by the advance
ofwages which becomes operative to-
d.y. The lime stone men TO total Of
5 900 get ~ per cent advance. while
the rise o,drred by the Mahnnine
vslley iron msnut ur rs' association.
If ,c'ine nearly 1000 employees, Is Of
10 per cent.
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SERIOUS RloTINd.


PRAGUE, December L. rhe stress
OF this city to-day are filled wirh
crowds Of riotous persons. who paraded
ths thproughiares, smashing Windows
and il flcting damages upon housat
aud shops occupied by Germans. The
mobs also iuy sdsd the German clubs
and cSfas and several we're wrecked.
rhe outrnges were instigated BY the
Young tz oh party. The police made
several If ,rts to quell the rioiipg. tot
we're only mensurabIy successful
Mary Of the ponce received severe IN
] Aries.
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prominsnt colorea polI.lclsn IlI.

sam ANTONIO, lexis, Ds' smoer H.
Hon. Gun, y, coiorrd politician. II
s veral yeats recognized leader of th'
republican party in rexts, and a mem
oer OF the national committee, !
daugerou .iy i'll 1T the Blerne heal''
tesurt, near here, TO day His con
iit,un is considered d hopeless Hs wa
coll,cn of thr p ,rL of Galveston
undel Fl rrIspn, aud one II the leader
il the Aii-on forces IN hs last repub
.4ican nat Oaai or vrntiun.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01

JANEsyILLE. Wis ), Dscsmber L.
Mss Alice S,arre,, hoIder OF the VI \
OF countess by reason sf inheritance
under The laws OF d 4 mark, asc
Robert Tetsehff, student Ia Valen
tine's telegr, pm school. w-re s.c-tly
msrried yesterday, and left on tneii
wedding TRIP 10 MiIwaukee.
The bride Is twenty years old, pretty
ard accomplished. and wa educated
1T the famous convent at L. Mars.
France While in Denmark, years
ago, she was presented ut court, mel
title Il countess be,ng cfisialIy reco4-
mig d.
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No Luxurlss, for Callahan.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. December 1.-Con
gressman Callahan, If Oklahoma
passed through the union station &C
comp Anied by his fauIily. on route y
Washington. The Okl .homa states
man ni,dairs the Injuries Of eeper'
and buffst coaches. With his family
ne sat up ali the way from Okianoma
aud they will continue To SIT up Until
the party reaches Washington. E.ci
member uf the family l. provided witt
a basket Of provisions for the trip.
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prep.rlur for the Ru.h.

CHICAGO, Iiinols, Dscemoer Ar
rang ments are generally being pushed
for next years. expected ex,dus 10
Klondyke. Three big lines, the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. P4ul; Rock
leland, and Colorado Midland hav
combined and completed plans where
NJ to commence running next month
regular trains of tourist cars from
eastern cities dir. OF TO Seattle, 10 CON
nection With Aiaska steamers
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01
Ten DEAD. Fourteen Dying.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Decs mber ! -
Further aivlces from Mapievllo, th
morning, say that ten men died from
drinking mixture of wood alc"i ol
and cheap whiskey. This makes ten
deaths within three days from tb'i
poison. Fourteen more are III, ~
the death Of every one Of them is II.
pected within the n Z, ei.v-n hours.
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Another scrap.

New ORLEANS, La, December l =
rDe re.op~nlug tonight of the Tuian'
athletic cuo will be slgnallzad With /
rHn rnund but between "rut" Ryao
4 Aps,ralia, and Gus Rdyiin. tb'
Akron, OHIO, giant. Ryan is alIead
,iatrhed ag4in,t Maher, but the late
s,il meet Rahiin instead, ii the Oii
10 ari gets ihe decision ,u-night.
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PLAYED Postum.

JACKSON. Mich, December IL
pslfred W. Could. 0 railroad engineer,
supposed TO have bsen dead the last
ave years. Is in jail here. charged oy
his wife with non-support Five years
neo. he left his clothing on river bank.
and his wife notified Of his death. She
learned recently he was slive, and
thIs morning caused bis arrest.
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4 sevs . sentencs.

GRAND JUNCTION. Guio., Decembe
H. rpe jury gave a verdict this mora
og, for Stewart Logan, beaten by ;
RIO Grande watchmsn when found il
ne comp.ny's cars. The court heh
hat the .man could be arrested. bn
no. sssanlteds Ths punishment wt.'
3, QUO Fl le, or one years imprisor
,,nnt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01

NEW YORK. D,cemoer III ustice
Wilmot Smith, Of the supr eme court OF
BROOKLYN, this morning set aside the
Judgement Of $4,000 awarded Mrs.
FIorencs Van Setback against Pster
Van Setback. wealthy wholesale
druggist of Chicago, for alternating tn
affections Of her husband
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01

OMAHA, Ns,lasKa, December L.
1t was pr Q icaliy settled to-day this
Fl race q. Burt, third vice presidep
Il the N nth western railway, will b
president OF tn Uaion P .citic. whic
vii be ns.,lIdatet with the Vtader
oIt sys,rm Mr. Burt opened gu .rtar'
,ure tv day, in PEI I'm.
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Two ra.sI Train Accidents.

CLEvELANp Oaiu, December ! -
Two fatal accidents occurred here this
norn,ng. Henry Evar's, yarnmaster
.t thu Cleveland rolling mill, was rue
iown by trsin and frighttuIiy man
sled. Fred Rcs, whiis picking COZ
IN the tracks, was sirnck by trai1i
md instantly kill d
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01
French Cabinet Minister Resigns.

PARIS, France, December L.
" D srlan, minister Of justice, whose
demand or the order Of the day was
reje ted by the senate yesterday.
handed 10 bis resignation at the cabinet
meeting this morning.
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New !, ork strIke I'm minent.

New YORK ID Q noyr | --l,slsgate'
from the a If rent trades unions thu
morning VISITED the. mechanics. ano
others employed on SbuI,dings now i
course of construction and. warned
tneai that unless the demand of tbs
electrical workers union, for "a day
eight hours work. was accsded to, ,
g-Deral strika would be ordered. rhi'
will involve upwards of ~ 900 men
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sp.Idinr Goes to the penltsntlary.

CHICAGO, Dscsmoer / - Charles
Warren Spaldlng. ex-presid ent of the
Globe savings bank. and ex-treasurer
OF the u ,iversity OF Illinois, Was 10
deterininstely sentenced to the peni-
tentiary this morning f,r embezze ling
University of Hin pis bonds
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The Usual rexss Murder.

PARIS, Texas, December ! Tom
Joel was arrested this morning. for the
murder Of w. NJ. Flynn. rsilroad
man. at Greenvitls. Flynn was re-
turning from the burial II bis mother
st Fo,i Worth. Monday, when be was
shot dead and robbed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01

SARATOGA, N. Y. d csmper ! =
The Hotel Balmoral, on PEEK Mount
MctireVor, near the Drexel cottage,
wnere General Grant died. burned thu
mcrn,nR The hotel was insured ;
loss s75 600
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01

NEW YoRK. N Y. December ! =
Thorn, the murderer, found guilty.
last evening, will not be sentenced
to death until Friday. This morning
be declared. u deserve my fate"
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TRILuRrDr. Colo, December Il
The Jury foun Emanuel Bennett. who
shot bis brother. ga y Of murder in
the fret degree. - dty. Tho defense
Was drunken insanity.
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1hs chiId-Wlio crltlcaIIy N.

VALLEY VIEW, Ky /, Dscemopr L.
Mrs. Casslus M. Clay. the child
wife OF the statesman, is critic
ally i'll, this morning Physicians
say that unless change for the
better occurs Ia the nexs few hours, she
cannot recover
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Railroad tresidsnt Dead.

WASHINGTON, o. q. December -
Col. W. D Chip'ey, of Florida, die
his morning Col Chipley was presi
lint of the Pensacola & Atlantic rail
road, and premin.nl r@nd'date -
u s. senator from Florida, Las
November.
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70 Down iianna.

COLUMBUS, Oa o. p.crmber Lit
is declared that the democratic caucus
will nominate some anti Hanna re-
oubiicsn for senator, who will pro-
badly be elected.
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MADRID. spkin. December l "A
dispatch to the Imperial says report
has reached here of severe engage
ment near MarssnIllo, with heavy
lnaaas on both sides.
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. December -
The srpreme court has denied The ap-
piic.tior IL Theodore Durrant's attor.
news for writ compelling Judge
Bahrs TO proceed with another trial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01

CHICAGO, Illinois. December II
up 70 nom. only six urors had besn
RABhrod IA ,he Luetgefi case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-01

NEW YoRK, N r., December L.
s. v,r. 593S
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In all lts .NumeroGs and d.
verse branches done a. it
should be at THE OPTIC job
Rooms.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19
sHRIVER TURNED LOOSE.
No, Guilty of CeatsnPt 10 Rsfus'us 20
Aaswer Certain Question

Washington. June rs John 5. shri.
yer. the correspondent Of the New
York Nail and Express was declared
not guilty II contempt In refusing &c
answer questions Of the senate lnves.
tigaung committee In relation TO the
sugar trust
shrlver was the fourth Of the alleged
recalcltrant witnesses. Messrs Have.
meyer and searles. president and sec.
reiary Of the American Sugar Reaninl
company. both having been dlscharged
while Broker Elverion r. Chapman
was convicted and served one month
In jail.
Judge Bradley based his decision 10
the Shriyer case on two points First
the witness had not been legally sum
moned. and. second that the question
asked him was not pertinent The con
tentlon OF the defense that communI
cations 20 newspaper men were priv
iloges class tho same as are com
munlcauons 10 priests. lawyers ana
physicians. tho court refused 70 su
tain. but as the court dld. on the 9th,
hand. hold that TO ask the witness O
namo OF bis informant was NOS a Tcr
uucnt question, ,he counsel for ihe lo
forse now hold that the precedent q
established which virtually bring
newspaper wiincfses within tho priv
ncced class.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

del Rio - IA Matanzsn. though IN thcss
nrovlnc,4 II continuous nghung is going
m under lhe leadership of active aud
ablo omtera But Weyler must lie In
order 20 suit The Spanish government.
10 whom be- owes obedience. and he
lies impudcnly. ne calmly as be be-
hoovcs the sword OF the assassin sink
into the bosoms OF women and chill
dron and old men.
"The war continues with success In
spite of Weyler. his men and his in-
fanny ! dare nfiirm. based upon my
experience In this kind Of warfare, that
the winter campaign will soOn be over
and our army will be unlmpalred and
the Spanish cause without any ad-
vantage. The revolution r. therefore
stronger than ever. and We shall con
tlnue without serious obstacle with
greater faith as 10 the ultimate result
~ this devastating war. which is
costing 80 many Cuban lives, aud both
Cuban and foreign property. mus,
cease and peace ls 10 come. Il must be
with independence
we hold very dear the lives OF our
gallant soldiers. and IN order 10 spare
them we are willing 20 make n pecu.
MARY sacrifice. though we are convinc.
ed that independence will soon be
reached. spain's treasury "a exhaust
ed She has been humillated On the
other hand. We feel hopeful and strong
and We stand 1rmly united again"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19
The LOGAN UNWILLING.
Twenty Osssrnors Have siEniasd rhsy
wm n, ia Chie.ge That Day

Twenty Osssrnors Have siEnlasd Thsy
wm ne ia Chie.ge That Day
Chicago. H.. June iS.-Tventy gov
ernors Of Es many different states 10
the union have signlhed their inien.
ton 10 be IN Chicago AZ the unveillne
OF the Logan monument on July %
u ls expected that AZ least two-thlrdiI
of the governors 20 whom invitations
have been sent will accept and make
Logan day the occasion OF one OF the
most notable assemblies OF state exec.
uuvss In the history Of Chicago.
Those who have signlhed their lnien.
ton OF belhg here on that day are.
Alabama. J. =. Johnston. Calitor.
mia. }. a. Budd: Connecticut. Lorin A
Cooley. Florida. ". D. Bluxham.
Georgia. W. Y. Atkinson: Iowa. =. y
DraSe. Idaho, A. stuenemberger. Ma.
ryland. Lloyd Lowndcs. Massachu.
sets. Roger woloott. Minnesota. u NJ
Clough. Montana. Lieutenant Cover
nor A. T. sprlggs representing Cover
nor Robert Smith: North Dakota. =
A. hroggs. New hampshire. Geo. J
Ramsdell: New Jersey. John W
Grlgn: Oklahoma. c. NJ. Barnes; or.
egon. VIM. p. Jcrd. Pennsylvania. D
n. Hasting Rhode Island Elmer d
wyer: South Dakota. A. T.. lee, Vir.
ginia. Josiah Grant; Washington. J. r
Rogcrs
Il will not only be the most repre-
sentative bu, by Tar the most plctu
rescue. for the state executives viii
come attircd 10 an the pomp and cir
cums,ance Of war. accompanied By
their sians In fun uniform.
With the 5000 iroc3s Of the lllIno4
National guard. the regiments OF re-
ulars from Fort sheridan and othel
army p0str ln the west. the gran,
army posts an over the northwest. th,
militia organizations fon othel
states aud the miscellaneous organlga
tlons. the parade on logan day viii bI
o memorable event
The question Of President McKlnlel
coming was settled yesterday by a lei
ter from Washington which unofficial
ly declares the president would te d
Chicago on logan day.
Mrs Logan ls assisting W n. uar
per of the executive committee o.
hunting through Giles ANA records fo
/ the names of General l.ouna com
radcs, that The survivors may be- invii
cd 20 take a prominent part ln th
ceremonies.
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SENATE AND The TARIFF.
The FlaH schedule disposed Of After
soms Amendments Were Defeated.

The FlaS schedule Disposed of After
soms Amendments Were Defeated.
Washington. June 1s.-Owlng TO IN
terest In the Hawaiian annexation
treaty. Senator Davis secured an agree
ment for printing 5000 copies Of the
the treaty and other documents
Consideration OF the tariff BIN was
resumed al schedule J.. relating TO aax
hemp and luto and manufactures there
o. senatW Vest made a test contest
at the outset. moving to strike out the
FIRST paragraph. fax straw az So per
ton. lie said the whole FAX schedule
was based on the idea that we could
produce fax. but he denied this lie
said ireland was the only country In
the world IA which fax for linen could
be successfully produced. and he de.
clared that Minnesota fax has not
proved satisfactory.
The amendment was rejected by o
vote Of IS 10 2s. McEnery voting with
the Republicans.
Mr.. Allison OF Iowa. IN charge OF the
bill, withdrew the senate amendment
on fax. not hackled or dressed.
leaving the house rate Of ! cent per
pound stand
He also withdrew the committee
amendment on dressed fax. leaving the
house rate of cents per pound stand.
1T II evident" remarked Mr. Jones
OF Arkansas. that all committee re-
ductiona are 10 be abandoned. and the
chairman might as we'll move 90 ac-
eept the higher house rates In a bulk.
The Democratic senators became In
yolved In a warm factional wranFle
In the afternoon. Mr. Bacon Of Geor-
gia criticised his associates Tor not sup.
porting the revenue duty on raw mate
rials and was warmly replied 20 by Mr
Vest. who called attention % the pleas.
ure these Democratic records gave the
Republicans. lie tried 10 commit na.
con 10 the doctrine that be lBaconl
wanted his share OF plunder n there
was 10 be tariff robbery. but Bacon re.
I pudlated this and said De wanted thf
benefits equallzed. Tillman blunuy
[ lntorlected that u there was 20 bt
I plundcrlng he would see that South
Carolina got her share.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19
LETTER FROM GOMEZ.
q was wrtisa - ths cueaa Iaata
and Tells % uis Mavsmsuts

% Wa wrtisa - ths cubaa Jaata
and Tells sf uis Mevsmsuu
New York. June is-The Cuban Jun.
"a has received a Ions letter from Gen.
eral Maxine Gomez. dated Laglorla.
sancu splrius. May i6.
Gomez writes, Il move freely
among Wcylcr's sVarmlng soldiers
and 10 iAe daily battles that occur the
reports o: Mausers resound IN the
midst OF mohe that rises from the
work Of lnclndarism % the would-bc
victors Weyler has been unable. De.
spite all hls efforts. TO compel me 60
change nay plans and when De dlrJs
Co announce That las Villas D. pac.-
0cd, We are defeating in open ncld bic
columns and our cavalry with Co.. ma.
chc,o charges route The enemy THE
was done recently by the forces unde,
the Cuban hrlEadior. jose Miguel Go
mez, and those under Colonel jose Dc
J Mouteagudo and similar encounters
are frequent
when the large spanish columns
make the wood trOmble with their can.
uonede and muskotry, when they have
been compelled 20 execute quick
marches ana 20 hide during the night
In their ,scampmon,s ln the woods
wl,hou, daring to light oamphres ioT
fear Of our sharpshooters. the papers
IN sancil splrllus assert that this parl
OF the island "a paclhed Similar a.
serlion ls made In respect 10 PlRal
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PLAN OF GOMEZ.
Hs n.s Decided TO Tu,h the Cuban
Cause Agrsulvsly ia Jaiy.

Ne IIas Decided 20 rush the Cuban
Cause Agreuivsly 10 Jaly
Havana. June is.-General Conner
contemplates a decidedly aggressive
movement 10 begin some time during
next month The plans which be has
been forming for the last few months
are now matured and the Cubans are
looking for a big movement very soon.
General Gomez Il concentrating his
forces IN Havana provinces and viii
probably make a demonstration near
Havana.
General Qulntln Banderas. with 1906
orlentals. is reported 20 have arrived
IN Molena. Havana province. Il is
known that he left Trinidad and was
marching through Matanzas several
days ago General Gomez has call'l
a council OF war. which will be held
ln a day or two when be will dlsclos,
his plans TO bis officers
General Weyler Intends 10 leave la
vana Tor the country next week
Within the last week the insurgent'
have displayed unusual signs 0i actlv
ity Thursday another expedition wal
landed in Havana province this tlm'
only 10 miles from Havana. in Guiana
baC1a.
This Is the second expedition land
cd in Havana province during ih'
present month. Adylces from Pueril
Principe state that the rebels are ac
tive ln that province Several skir
mishel between Insurgents and Span
ish forces have recently occurred
During the last week a Spanish c0luml
600 strong under Colonel Rcyior. va
attacked while marching to SAINT
Cruz The rebels we're repulscd hu
Colonel Reder was badly wounde
and q Spanish soldiers we're KILLED
The rehei loss Ia NOT kuuwn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

than iiilci cannon" The sta
lionery yoi use may travel the world
around crying ihc story of your care
lcssness aud thouphtlosucss. Nicc
stationery is one marx OF good breed.
ing and rclnemeni which even the
poore Of us can a1ord when prices
like ours are made.
IL. i. FOUNTAIN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19
Du,y on wrapper Tobacco

Washington. June IS The contro-
vorsy over the rate of duty on wrap.
per tobacco. which has been 10 pro.
gress ever since the tarln BIN was
taken mp In the senate. was settled ear.
ly today. so far AS the Republican
members OF the finance committc,
could settle it by agreeing upon @
rate OF N.1j per pound. This is o
compromise rate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

Washington. June iS-ln view OF
the fact that false and mlsleadinG
statements have been sent out IRON
Washington OF Secretary shermant
position on the annexation Of Hawaii
the secretary said that as a rule he was
opposed 60 the United States acquiring
outlying territory. but he regarded the
condition Of the Hawaiian islands as
exceptional on account Of the claim OF
Japan % these Islands he therefore
approved the treaty making Hawaii 3
possession of the Unitel States. but not
entitled 70 admission as a state
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

Syracuse. \, Y. June Is Bishop
Huntington has authorized clergymen
and laymeh readers IN the Episcopal
diocese of Central New York to include
in services on the nrat sunday after
Trinity a prayer. a copy Of which '
has Issued. Tor Queen Victoria aud the
welfare Of england The prayer ls to
follow that Tor the president Of the
United Stats.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

Washington. June is-Tho house
was IN session an hour ard a half
Thursday. most Of the time being taxi
en- up with roll calls Mr. sulzer (Dem
Of New York; succeeded 10 injecting
into the proceedings a brief speech IN
favor OF Cuba. 90 which he denounced
WCyler as a "thier and murderer"
The BIN for the relief OF ihe rosi-
dents OF Greer county. o. A.. was
passed.
The house adjourned until Monday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19
A swell turnout

got VI Jno. q. Tabor is "a thing
Of beauty aud JOY ioicver' Just look
At the handsome and stylish stuck ct
traps. phwion., buckhoarls, sutreys,
etc. that they are displaying IN the
greatest variety. The taste displayed
In design, colors aud styles Of thee We
hlcles, besides the lowuess OF puicc ioi
such ane work, makes them very at
tTactive.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

Paris. Tune iS.-Anothor bomb was
discovered early this morning AZ the
corner Of boulevard ST. Denis and Rue
st. Denis. The finds In other quarters
are declared TO be only harmless hoax.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

Louisville. Ky. June rs Kentucky
ex-Coufederates will present the name
OF General simon Bolivar nuckner for
commander-ln-chisf of the Confederate
association when q holds lts annual
meeting IN Nashville next week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-19

Just look ai that shirt. Was ever
its equal seem such beautiful linen,
such splendid workmanship. It's easy
10 see IL tame from COulter's, and as
il came from Coultet's H.. sure TO ht TO
perfection. How useles. 10 is for Others
10 try to compete with him In gents
furnishings. Any woman 1an see a.
glance the superiority OF his shirts, col
lar, cun., Ties. handkerChieis, under
wear, etc, aud so can most men. One
of two things Is certain, either Others
cannot compete With Coulter In gsnts
furnishings in either quality, taste, or
price-or u they can, they don't