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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17
Nistrot Bros. 3 60.
RAILROAD TALK.

Good seed has been sown in good
ground in the matter Of the pro-
posed railroad from Bryan to Stone
City. That letter published in
Tuesdays Eagle has awakened in
many a spirit Of independence.
The idea that Bryan "needs help"
has led them 10 conclude she shall
have IL and that too from the only
source from which she may expect
it-from her own people. Yester.
day the matter was discussed in
the stores ard banking houses, and
late in the afternoon DR.. Howell,
Mr.. j. n. Cole and few others
got together and agreed TO unite
their best efforts and energies to-
wards pushing the enterprise TO
success. Il was thought best 10
spend a lew days in talking the
matter up, inviting everybody 10
take part in il and awakening all
the interest and enthusiasm posi-
bic. The subscription list Of about
forty-thousand dollars raised here
during the last railroad excite.
ment was produced and it was gen
orally agreed that the people here
would be as liberal with this new
and much more promising enter
prise az they were with the on,
then on foot. The gentlemen pres
ent we're thoroughly aroused ant
deeply in earnest about the roa'
and they should be joined by ey
cry man in the community in tn
effort 10 secure il. Talk the roal
up, keep the subject hot and ALLOW
no obstacles to be thrown in th
way by mossbacks, misanthrope
or pessimits. The Eagle veril
believes the leaven is working an
/ that the road can and will b
built.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

The base ball boys have escertained
that they can lease grounds for a park
conveniently located in the northwest
part Of town for ten dollars per annum.
They have raised about tl25 in stock
At s. per share, and 10 build the park
they will need probably three tim, 9
this amount. They have estimated
carefully and conclude that at no time
will the attendance on each game fall
below two hundred persons. At a
small admission fee this would som
furnish abundant revenue above
paying the expenses Of visiting teams
{, reimburse the stockholders. Under
these circumstances IL would appear
that the young men should experience
no great difficulty in raising the re-
mainder Of the funds, and the Eagle
sincerely hopes they may be successful.
What Calvert, llearne and Nayasota
have already done In the matter Of
public entertainment, Bryan can Ger.
tain ~ DO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

The merchants are taking stock.

The merchants are taking stock.
Sid Caviii visited Hearne yesterday. |
Sheriff Num- went 10 Dallas yester.
day.
Miss Mary Knox returned 10 NAyaso-
IA yesterday.
W. L. Turner was over from Madison.
vile yesterday.
Eugene Edge went to Galveston yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cowser returned
10 Dallas yesterday.
d.. Palmer Of Madison c, ulty, was
In town yesterday.
Miss billiard Of Dallas, IL the guest Ct
Miss Leila Conway.
Mrs. l.. s. Ross and Miss Bessie,
were in from College yesterday.
Miss Winnie Utterback Of Madison.
Vile went down to Nfvasota yesterday
John Darwin will run the cotton yard
opposite the Lawrence warehouse thii
fall.
nill Wilson says cotton is already foul
inches higher than Il was any time last
year.
Miss Amanda Thompson left fol
Gaiesyille yesterday after a visit to rel
aiivea here.
We have a new and complete line Of
furniture a. low prices. Gail 10 ser us.
James & Castles. i72
Two wagon loads Of College young peo-
pie were here Tuesday night enjoying a
moonlight nde.
Loel-A e. bin between the old Bap.
tisi church and my residence Tuesday
afternoon. Reward for return 10 n q.
n. ID. Wilson. l72
A. L. Thompson, whose residence
straddles the line between Leon and
Madison counties, was visitor 10 the
city yesterday.
Furniture at reasonable prioes-You
know what We mean-Come 10 zee as,
James 4 Caetles i72
The Manchester Union SAYS 1.-THE
republican tarih Nas ground exceeding
y iue by Mills Of rcHas."
James 4 Castles have a nice line Of
beautiful carpet famples which they A.,
selling very cheap. l52
Miss Maymie Cofhly lefl Tuesday
night for Birmingham and Nashville
after a visit % relatives here.
John b. Mike wants that nlckle-plAt
cd cap lost FROM the hub Of his buggy
and h willing to pay for Il. lI2
Levin Plunkett Of Waco, is here Ia
the interest Of the Waco Carniya
Queens entertainment 10 be given a
the opera house Friday night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

Having often referred 10 the matter
before, the Eagle would now like to add
10 the agitation going on relative %
naming and labelling the streets, which
should be named one way aud number.
ed the other. and plainly labeled with
tin signs At the cfrners. This would he
comparatively inexpensive and conven.
lent In the greatest measure. We hope
the city council will take action In the
matter at once.
Al Ardmore, / T., Clarence B. Doug.
lass, the slayer Of Editor james vii.
liams, a brother-in-lAw Of DR.. Geo. r.
Tabor Of this city, has been remanded
10 jail without bail. Twenty witnesses
coTroboFated the main facts Of the kill.
ing and intense interest was manifested
In the trial, and many persons
from Denton, Texas, the former home
OF the murdered man, were present.
DR.. Charles ScOvaEzo and wife, late OF
Galveston, have located In Bryan. DR..
Scovazzo has an Office At +, j. Foun-
tAin's drug store and has already en-.
tered upon the practice Of medicine
amongst the Italian colony Of some 900
families in this county. The doctor ID
a native Of Genoa, Italy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

President Mckinley made hit when
he stood by the newspaper men at Ash
vile aud refused 30 enter Nanderbilts'
estate aud Biltmore house until the
press gang was admitted also. They
had been barred by an uppish English
man In charge Of the place during Van
derbilts absence
Benedcienl nature 10 doing our street
sprinkling az pretty regular Intervals at
present, but IL will not always he ~,
and some provision should lie made In
advance Tor keeping down the dust dur
log he long hot days Of midsummer
and early fall.
Miss Griswold, the Young lady school
teacher charged with the murder by
poisoning OF Mrs. Mcclure at Gonzales
was exoneraled at the examining trial,
there being no evidence In any manner
connecting her with the case.
V. G. Marek, one Of the national trus.
hes and also state treasurer Of the Tex
a. grand lodge G. S. 7. s., left last night
Tor LaGrangc 10 attend a meeting OF
the grand lodge, lie was accompanied
10y his family.
W. n. Smith was in town from the
Cooks Point settlement yesterday aud
stated that cotton replanted since the
hail storm in that vicinity has come up
and II growing nicely, already having
four leaves on II.
Wo K on the bicycle track % College
IL being pushed rapidly during the fair
weather. The scorcbers are waiting
patiently fora chance 90 set 20 on the.
The picnic Of the BRYAN aud Caldwell
/ young people will take place a, stone
City Friday, instoal ofat Judge Moore's
I place Ia the bottom.
/ A council committee composed If
Aldermen Howell, Harris and Tabor
Inspected the new arc lights last night
accompanied by Messrs. Fuller and
/ Cain.
Marlin correspondence b. the News
saws Rev. J. W. Montgomery began q
prltracted meeting az that place yester,
day assisted by Rev. J. D. West of Bry,
an.
Mrs. Joe Ellison died at her home IL
I the kurien neighherhood Tues ay and
was buried yesterday 40 Wixon. She
left husband and five children.
Misses Ida, Susie and Allie Graham
Miss Minnie Clark and Mr.. Jack Ora
ham were visitors 10 the city nom the
Harvey neighborhood yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17
PUSHING THE BILL ALONG
senate Making Coed Progress on the
TariG Measure

TsrlG Measure
Washington. June i6-The senate
yesterday made a great stride forward.
completing the consideration OF the
sugar schedule Of the tariff bin. ex-
cept the provision relating 10 Hawaii
which went over This schedule has
been the storm center OF the entire
bill. and with II disposed OF there ID
better prospect for speedy action on
the bill a. a whole The hrst para
graph Of the sugar schedule has served
to bring all the speeches and the test
votes, and when this was passed the
other paragraphs Of the schedule we're
agreed to without further opposition.
AZ agreed to the schedule places on
sugar not above No 10 Dutch stand
ard one cent per pound and 90 OF a
cent for every degree above 70. sugars
above No. Is Dutch standard ! s6c per
pound. but On sugars testing below 81
degrees l-iOc per pound shall be de-
Quoted The other provisions x the
schedule relate 10 maple sugar. mArle
syrup. candy. etc.
Only one yea aad nay vote was
taken during the day. on the amend
ment Of Sir. Lindsay OF Kentucky. 70
make the rate lSc per pound on sugar
above No. IL Dutch standard. The
amendment was defeated by a vote Of
g. TO 80.
The Pettigrew amendment relating
10 trusts was then taken no aud dis.
cussed at length Il developed cousld.
cradle divergence OF view on both
sides Of the chamber. the two Alabama
senators. Morgan and rCttus. Joining
Mr Hoar OF Massachusetts,. In Oppose
ton
Mr.. Allison finally tested the sense
Of the senate by moving 10 table th,
amendment which preyallo l. yeas. SO.
nays. &c. Two Democrats. Morgan
and McEnery. voted with the Rspub
llcans 20 table. and thus turning m,
scale against the amendment
Consideration Of the agriculture
schedule was resumed. the butter para
graph being agreed TO as reported.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

Washington. June i6-The court
martial which recently tried Professor
Fanoeullll. leader Of the marine band
on charges growing out Of bis refusal
30 play certain marches ordered TO b
played on Decoration day by Lieut.
Draper OF she marine corps. has been
found guilty Of dlsobedlence % order,
and has recommended his dismissal
from the service Col Haywood. con.
mandan, Of the corps has approved N,
recommendation and Il has been Tor.
warded 10 the navy department
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

New York. June ia dispatch "
the Herald from valparaiso says II Il
again rumored In high onlcal circles
that Ministers Carlos Auiune1. OF the
intetS9r. Morea Viscnla. o. ne foreign
department and valfsr Oisrar. Of rub.
he works have Informed tIe PRECEDENT
OF their intention 20 resign
A bill will soon be submitted 90 con.
gross authorizing the president 10 PRO
logus temporarily the commercial trea.
ties VITA Germany. Frhhcs. Italy. Great
Britain and Belgium an ~ which *.
pifed q the end Of May Congress viii
IN a few days rstify tho sxtraditlon
treaties with Chill. Paraguay aud Uru.
quay
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

National Educational Assn, Milwau-
kee, Wis.,
Round trip tickets on sale from Oh
points on the /. & q. n. X. r., July 3rd,
9th and 9Th, return limit July 18th AT
half rates privilege OF an extension Of
limit on these tickets ~ August 3lst
will be granted. d. j. Price, q. z. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

Warrington June l6-Col. Arson
Mills. third infantry, who has been on
duty al Fl Paso. Texas. for several
years In connection with Mexican
boundary survey. will be nominated
TO be brigadier general OF the army
II Is understood he will be retired
shortly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

Epworth League, Toronto, Ont
Round trip tickets on sale from all
points on the I. & G.. y. X. r., July 18th,
18th and l4ih, limited good for return
until July 26th, at half rates; privilege
Of extension ofretun limit until August
10Th will be granted on these tickets
d. ]. Price, g. p. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17
Estray Notice.

Taken up by X. A. Smith and astrav-
cd before W. G. Pool Justice Of the
Peace precinct No. /, Brazos county
Texas, one black mare about II hands
high, about Il years old and branded
on left shoulder o. j. Appraised by q.
]. Scrlmshife aud II. G. Meekins Al g..
Witness my hand this 26th day Of
Nav 1877. q. W. McMichael.
30 &. c. G. BIC
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17
/. n @. n. Excursion Rates,
BID Teraa FInIL PaIaee ID MO-

The Texas Fruit Palace at Tyler
This year will be held July l4th to
oath, and excursion rates will prevail on
the international 4 Great Northern Il.
X. for the occasion. Under new man.
agement II Is asserted that the Fruit
Palace OF ~ will far surpass anything
before att empted in previous years. See
any Agent on the line for further par
ticulars. d. J. Price, G. 7, & t. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

Interstate Drill, San Antonio, Texas
Round trip excursion tickets on sale
from ali points on the |. & g. \. X. r.,
July 10th TO cath inclusive, limited to
9th for return, at very low rates. d.
]. Price, G. 2. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

Auuln, June is-ln the twenty.
sixth district court verdict Tor the
state was rsRdefsd IN the ease Of IN,
Itate w. the watsr-PlOce on compa,
~, sui u forfeit psFni, 20 % aaal
ness "a Texas because o. yIolatod q
the nuti-trust law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

Round trip tickets on sale b. Monte
rey 10 Mexico City from all points on
the /. 4 G.. n. r. r., July End, limited
20 days for Mexico City and 10 days for
Monterey, ~ the popular low excursion
rates. This will he the grandest Mexi.
co excursion this season. d. j. Price
@. p. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17
Chlldrensi Dnx.

let everybody attend the children's
day Sunday school service at the Bap-
hst church Sunday. The program will
be highly interesting, aud aside from
this Il l. pleasant and good for the peo-
pie 10 meet together In this manner
aud stimulate Sunday school work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17

The public Is respectfully requested
10 VISIT the Telephone Exchange only
upon business, a. We find that the ser.
vice IL being impaired because OF toe
many visitors. III
Bryan Telephone ExchAnse,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17
Emancirnlion Dan CelebnlIon-

Account the above, the l. & G. n.
X. r., will have on sale excursion tick
ets between all points on the line June
18th and 10Th limited 10 Goth for return
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-17
YOu Pay Too Much!


for your summer Clothing and Furnishings.
Look this over, call and Compare Qualities
and Prices, and be COnviced.
Mems Mackiraw rim 100 25 $50 and ZOO EACH
Nob styles Hats Co. 75 es 1 l5O l75
In suitable for elderly well
t9s, 100 l25 and les.
Mems nndershirts %, 90 and 6bc each.
Balbriggan Underhirts at 81, 2 IS ana Soc each
Thread Under Shirts and Draw Suit 81 80
Worsiei cloths for 5O 1885, $50 and 800
Linen and Duck Blouse Suits Asst coors sizes TO yeaTs at
75 CSC 1875 and $3.50
annded Neggee Shirts quality aud hh fancy figures and
stripes 80 value for 500.
style light weight peaied Front white shirts without collars
strictly at 30 and CSC each.
Nggee Shirts Collars and Cuffs attached at &c. SS O and
zoe. each
Mems Brown Crash Suits, only $3.50
Mems Brown and Gray mixed Homepun Suits without Innings only SS
Men Crash Suits, Extra Quality, only S9s.
Mems Alpaca Vests for S20S $3.50 and $685.
Black Serge and Vest without lining going at 500
Quality sn Coats and Vest Double Front Satin Finish 800
Mems Alpaca Coats only tl.25
Wiefrof RrnS 3 20.
The times., 1897-10-30
The PRESIDENT GOES HOME
Mrs. Mckinley and Secretary Porter
Accompany Him.
VIII Stop at Cincinnati 10 Deliver
an Address ana VIII Then Pro-
ceed TO Canton to Vote.

President Mckinley left Washington for
OHIO over the Pennsylvania Ranroa d al 9:4O
o'clOch yesterday afternoon He went for
The purpose OF voting in the Chic election
rext Tuesday and VIII remain away untl
next Thursday. The President was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary Por
ter and maid aud steward.
secretarr Porter was the first member or
the party to arrive at the depot, lie having
lefi the White House previous 20 the PTesi.
deut 10 complete the final arrangement ;
FOR the trip.
Attorney General Mex emma with Ars.
Mchenna put in an appearance soon after
the Secretary, and was the only Cabinet
officer present to see the PreSid ent de-
part. The PRESIDENT and Mrs. Mckinney
arrived several minutes before the time
scheduled for the departure Of the train
The party occupied two Pullman coaches.
the Cleopatra ana ayflower, which had
been attached 20 the regular Western
express for their exclusive use The cars
VIII be run through 70 Cincinnati, arriving
th.re at l0.45 O'Clock today. The Presi
dent VIII deliver an address before the
Commercial Club OF Cincinnati ii, tonight. ard
VIII leave for Cleveland Monday morning.
where he viii he the guest OF ayron P.
derrick.
The party viii arrive in Canton ON Tues
The times., 1897-10-30
Thanksgiving prncInmntinn.

President Mckinley yesterday issued "a
Thanksgiving Proclamation, which was as
follows:
In remembrance of Gods goodness TO US
during the past year, which has been 50
aUunuant, let Us offer unto Him our
THANKSGIVING and pay our vows unto the
Most Hign-' Unuer mis- watCnfui proyi
dence Industry has prospered, the conuItious
ol labor nave been improved, the rewards
Oi the hUSbandHan nave been Increased
anu the comforts OF our noui-s multiplied H.
MS mighty hand has preserved peace and
projected the nation. Respect for law and
order has been siren gtheEed. love OF Ir-e
institutions cherished and all sections of
our beloved country brought iuto closer
bohtiS OF IraternaI regard and generous CO.
operation.
ror these great bene fits 10 is our dutv Ia
praise tue Lord In spirit Of humanity ana
gratitude and to offer up to him our most
earnest supplicaUous. That we may ac-
knoWledge our obligation as a people 20
him VINO has so graciousiy granted Us tht.
blessings OF free government and material
prosperity |. William Mckinley. Presi-
dent OF The United states, do iferehv deSiu-
nate and set apart Thursday, the 25th
Jay or November, for national thsnI,Spiy-
Ing and prayer, which all Of the. Da0DIe
are invited TO observe with appropriate re
Ilgious services in their respective places of
worship.
The times., 1897-10-30

Eighty Per Cent. Are catarrb sub.
Jects.-Dr. Asnev-' Catarrhal Powder wiz
cure the worst of them. 1t has been
tested thousand times and never dis
appoints II is pleasant to apply, harm
less, and gives such quick relief. One
short puff VIII clear a cold from the head
and prevent the Possibility of contracting
this nasty disease, which taints about
so per cent Of the W hole American people
Sold by F. s. Williams, Ninth and Fstreets
Edmonds < Williams, Third street ana
Pennsylvania avenue-26
The times., 1897-10-30
WOOD WARD
angHLOTHR0P ang
10th. 18th and + Sts. n. w.
Boys
Quitting
Department.

You will find here today
IN all branches of our Boys
Quitting Department the
best tnents, most com
plete stocks and best values
we have ever shown. Hun
dreds of pretty styles in
Suits, Refers, Top Coats,
Trousers, Waists, Hats,
ETC., for boys up to Is years
of age.
For the little fellows from
) to 10 years we believe it
is almost impossible to fail
in making a selection after
looking through what we
have provided in these sizes.
For today's selling, we
have purchased and shall
offer s 0 N e exceptionally
good values, as follows;
The times., 1897-10-30
soc. Vaue. 81 and $1.25.
Girls Outfitting
Department.

This department. is fully
up to its usual standard,
and everything pertaining
to the comfort Of the young
folks will be found here
Gretchens, ore and two
piece Dresses of all styles;
and the choicest novelties
are here in Fancy Plaids,
Plain Kersey Jackets, Reef
ers in all the popular fancy
mixtures, with plain or com
bina tion collars, etc. Every
garment is of the latest cut
and finish, and of the best
quality possible for t h e
price.
Children's All.wool Cloth Dresses, pretty
patterns, neatly finished, lined and braid
triEnmed. Sizes to 4 years,
S3.2 25 Each.
Chlldren's Fine AH.wool Two-toned Cloth
Refers, with large plain collar to ruatch
sizes to 2 years,
81 81 Each.
Misses Stylish Tan, Navy and oxford
Walking Jackets, with the new .'Klon-
dixie collars; perfect in fit and finish,
SOS. Each.
Misses Black and Navy Cheviot Walking
Jackets, lined throughout with Roman
striped silk. Sizes . to "a years,
SlU. TO EdcH.
Third flonr
The times., 1897-10-30

a mum or Of guests frora this city were
in a'ten HHce at the wedding Wednesda Of
Miss Mary Davenport sraith and DR.. Francis
A. Winter s. A., which was soIeinnizea
by Rev. Dr. Pendleton at the home OF the
brides moi hef, It West View, Fauquier
county, "a. The brides attendants were
Miss Riggs o. Washington; Miss Deming, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Blackwell. OF Fau-
auier. The groomznan WAS Lieut.. ] r.
Lindsey, I. :. A. Dr. and Mrs Winter
included Washington il their tour West.
The times., 1897-10-30

day il time for the President to east his
ballot. Canton will be left on the follow.
Ing morning, and stop viii be made at
Pittshurg about noon. The President VIII
deliver an address At the Carnegie Library
the same afternoon, ana viii attend a
symphony concert at the Pittsburg Music
Hall at night. The start for Washington
VIII be made at II O'Clock Wednesday
night
The times., 1897-10-30
Little Tots


In Infants Department
we are showing a superb
gathering of Little Chill
dren's Coats, in plain and
novelty cloths, imported and
American made, large as
sortment of colorings. One
of the latest styles is the
Russian blouse effect, with
braid and button trimmings
and leather belt.
Bonnets and Hats to
match.
Little Boys Plain Cloth
Coats, double breasted; col
lar, cuffs, cape and belt
trimmed with rows of mar
row white braid.
Tam O. Shanters to match.
Large Poke Bonnets and
Picture Hats of velvet and
albatross. 5@
The times., 1897-10-30

The marriage OF Mr.. Charles A Hardin.
the son of the late Judge Hardin, Of Ken
tu"ky, end Miss Mary Potter, the daugh-
Ter Of Dr. and Mrs La Motto Potter, Of
Shelbyviile, KY. viii he solemuized Ut
that place on the evening of November
8. The wedding journey will include y
VISIT to this city, where the bride and
groom viii be the guests Of Mr.. Hardin's
relatives, Or and Mrs Colcgfove, OF Flf-
tepntD street
The times., 1897-10-30

Miss Eva Z. Lipscoub Of this city, and
Mr.. John iodge, Of Boston, were married
Thursday afternoon in Baltimore at the
Hampden Baptist Church. The groom i
acquainted with Or. Wharton, and, wishing
!hm To perform the Ceremony, the couple
vent to Baltimore and procured the mar
rage I!cense. Dr. Wharton was not at
home. bat they followed him TO Hanlpden,
where he was attending the Maryland Bap-
tist Onion ASsocia ton, and had the cere-
mony performed. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge re.
turned 20 Washington ilnmedia teIy after
the marriage.
The times., 1897-10-30

Miss Nellie f. Rice, the daughter Of Mr.
George II Rice. and Nj Walter L. Van de
wiele. Gf Brooklyn, were married at lie
Fifteenth Street NJ. +. Church, Thursday,
by t.eN. rt-sse Murray. Mr. dad MRS.
Van DE Wi.le will reside in Brooklyn
The times., 1897-10-30
SOCIETY NOTES.

The marriage OF Miss Marie Stewart,
daughter OF Mir. Augustus Stewart, of
the National Museum, and Lieut.. Louis
Pierce, OF Chicago, will take place to-
day at the tome of the bride, Rev. Father
Mackin, OF st. Paul's, officiating
The times., 1897-10-30

II has been announced that Mrs Louise
Brook Bailey and Mr. John J Curtis were
married August 81, last, at Aleyandria,
Va, Rev y. b. Butler, OF the Baptist
Church Of that city, officiating. Mrs
Curtis = thF daughter of the late Col
Hunter Brooke, ana officer on the stafrs
Of Gems. Roserrans and Thomas and the
groouis the son OF former GovernorEdward
CARTS. OF OHIO Air ana Mrs Curtis have
established themselves at No. 1926 FOur-and.
a-half street northwest
The times., 1897-10-30
SOC. Value, 75c.

Atwood Scotch Cheviot Trousers, in
PLAN navy blue and fancy plaids and
stripes choice PATTERNS enrefuly made.
Sizes to 16 yeafs.
The times., 1897-10-30

The marriage Of MIss Henrietta Hitcn
cock daught -r of Mrs. Roswell d. HitcncucH,
To Freaerici Hartman VIII occur Noyen-
her l., in st. RarthUlolnew's Church New
York. Tie reception viii be held at the
Murray lin Hotel
The times., 1897-10-30

To Cure n Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money If IL fails to
euIe' Hoc- 6s2-u