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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
New orleans, Oct. 2s.-Today opened

New Orleans. Oct. 2s.-Today opened
quite promising. A. II o'clock only sew
On new cases and one death we're re-
ported at the ONCE Of the board OF
health. Today the air Is chilly with
a strong wind from the north, which
gives promise OF getting colder by
night. While this will have the effect
Of checking the spread Of the disease.
Il will act unfavorably on those sick
The favorable condition In Affairs Is
the number OF those discharged AZ
well. There are four times the num-
Der Of sick reported this morning
From reports from all Infected de
tricts Il would seem that the disease
Is more yirulent In the last - hours
than at any time since the outbreak
Physicians are greatly puzzled over
this situation Of aIairs. for IN all
former epldemics the fever was genef-
ally on the wane by this time.
The board Of health bulletin A. !
o'clock showed fifteen new cases and
one death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
Fields Minstrels Coming 60
Bryan.

No theatrical manager, minstrel or
otherwise can count more real personal
friends In the different cities visited
than can Al. q. Field. Year after year
he has swung Ionnd the circle dispena.
ing wit and jollity of as well as on the
tage and steadily endearing himself TO
a constantly widening circle Of friends
snd admirers. Sturdy integrity, com.
bined with genial good fellowship out
side OF business hours IL responsible Tor
this and year by year he is welcomed a.
a guest 10 the various cities visited. lie
comes this year TO the Opera llou,e
Nov. s at the head Of his new big white
minstrel company Of sixty performers
aud guarantees the biggest a. well A.
the best performance ever given by his
own or any other minstrel company.
An OVERLOOKING house Is certain TO greet
him here and local Amusement seekers
will see many agreeable departures from
old time minstlelsy. The curtain a..
cends upon the first part which tor
beauty Of coslumng aud effectiveness
OF setting, has never been equalled Ia
like productions. The Court Of Mo.
mus has been selected 10 the designat.
ing title Of the opening portion Of the
long and entertaining menu Of novelties,
the participants being .attited In the
dainiiest and choicest Of fabrics AID th,
whole ensemble handsomely terrased
by finished gems Of the scenic artistic
studio. AL. G, Field and Billy Van lead
score Of fun.makers In droIl diyer.ion-
and are capilally foiled by Dan Quinlan
the premier interlocutor The singing
4. exquisite la The extreme. A move.
feature Is the celebrated Cornalla fam.
lily OF ladies aud gentlemen, Who are &C.
knowledged masters Of all that IL noyeI
In acrohatism. Mr. Field has alN ay,
borne the reputation Of giving his pa.
irons much more than iheir money,
worth and this year he Is fairly Guido
ing himself The company Ia the sam,
10 every detail as has appeared In all Of
the principal cities Of the south.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Columbus. o.. Oct 20 William J.
Bryan spoke Thursday At Mount Yer
non to about 10000 people About
one-nfih were ladies. Excursions we're
there from Richland. Ashland Nor
row. CoshOcton and Holmes counties
Il vas after 10 O'Clock when the pro-
cesslon formed. The press about Mr.
Bryan was 20 great a. TO make Il DIN
cult for him to leave his carriage. He
was very hoarse while speaking. and
spohe until u O'Clock. when he loit for
Newark.
The applause during his speech. a.
reported by wire. Ia said 10 have been
moderate. The speech followed the
same channel as on his hrst appear
ance In Ohio Il Il wired from Newark
that Mr. Bryan had the largest meeting
az 2 p m. ever held there From there
he went 10 Somerset
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

wllkosbasre. Pa. Oct 29.-The granl
any has returned a true bin against
81 ,rln Martin and his deputies for the
Lttlmor shooting The true bills in
c'uded 10 Tor murder. one for each man
Killed. and one Tor the victims consld-
u-ed collectively. Thirty-six tue bills
wire found In the same way for felo-
nIous woundlng agains, the same de-
fsrdanta The fact that true bills have
bcen found occasions no surprise. a.
this action was expected II the jury
had ignored the bills the defendants
would have been AZ once roarested. The
likelihood Il that sheriff Martin and hi
deputies will elect to be tried iogeih.
or. The rcontry Of Garman and Nc
Gahron. who Withdrew from the caso
al the time q the preliminary hearing
indicates that the prosecution will b.
pushed with ylgOr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
GODDARD ON The STAND.
The Audience Laughed Durlag ror,loas
Of His Testimony

ANN AAMMNNH AaAAMNNa AANANM ANAAAAA
Of His Testimony.
Kansas City. Oct 29.-Two daugh-
ter OF laundryman Jackson. for
whose murder Dr. J, d. Goddard IS
being tried, took the stand against
their father and Tor the prisoner Dr.
Goddard also testified In his own de-
Tense.
During the cross examination OF both
the Jackson girls. Marie and Maude.
aged respectively i6 and % years. both
admitted that Goddarla lawyers. as
well as an attorney hired by MIS- Jack
son. had instructed them IN their test
lmony. In cross examination Marie
contradlcied herself repeatedly and de-
nicd written statements made by her
at the time II the killing and damaging
10 the accused. When the witness
Numbered. the spectators showed their
lack OF sympathy for her by laughing
aloud. Judge Longman created some
what Of a sensation by taking a hand
IN the questioning and wrlnglng from
Maude the statement that she ibid
not feel very had" when her father
had been Killed.
In his testimony. Goddard plead self
defense. His cross examination de-
veloped the fact that he knew Jack
sons revolver had been taken from
him when ~ shot him down.
The rrgg,ga araln laughed aloud dur
lnF n0filons ~ Gotdard's recital.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Kaufman. Tex. Oct 2e-County
Commissioner G. c. Moore % Kemp
met with serious accident. In conso-
quenoe Of which he came near losing
one OF his eyes lie had a force o.
men putting In a bridge and man
struck a So-penny nail with a slodge
hammer the nail glanced or few away
and struck Mr. Moore near the eye. Il
went into his head with great force
and required two strong pulls 10 get Il
out. Il was a very painful wound and
came near being a very serious one
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Selma. Ala, Oct. 2s.-No new cases
Of fever were reported Thursday and
there are no cases under treatment
All fear Of an epidemic has passed, but
business IA dormant. Two freight
trains are run TO Birmingham June
tlon every day, but no passengers are
allowed on them. All other trains
have been discontinued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Robert Howell went to Dallas yester.
dsf.
House for rent. Apply to 7. =. Cas-
Ties. 200
jim Eaton Of Harvey was in town
trading yesterday.
Afr. and Mrs. Naiih Gotham Of liar.
vey were in the city yesterday.
r. d. Webb. the compress man, went
10 Cameron yesterday noon.
Prof. aud Mrs. A, l.. Banks Of College
we're In the city yesterday.
Winter underwear. all kinds, cotton
and wool just received at Parks & Wal.
drops. go
Messrs G. G.. Parsons and Jim wray
returned Thursday from visit to the
Dallas fair.
Jersey ribbed, fleece lined underwear,
winter weight, sl.OO a suit, At Parks &
waldrop's. go
From reading the Calvert Courier one
would infer that the town IL suffering
with a great deal Of dengue. The
Courier also reports the erection Of a
block Of new business houses on Main
street and Barton avenue.
For sale-A bran new blackboard and
harness at second hand price by A. W.
buchanan at Post Office. 2S0
Mr.. Carnes Of the Eagle Joined tie A.
An. College party in their trip to the
fair Thursday night by invitation OF
Governor Ross and at this writing IL
still away.
Unusually low prices prevail on win.
ter underwear at Parks 4 waldrop's.
You should see their line before buy.
ing. 90
Calvert IL preparing to build an
tll,Oe0 city and fireman hall. J. r.
Gordon Of san Antonio, architect, was
selected by the city council to design
and draw up 'pecldcations and details.
A. Emden Is now selling Ma,agorda
bay oysters at his old price fried and
stewed 20 cents dozen; raw 10 cents a
dozen; by the hundred 20 oeats per hun.
dred. 'S6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
Attempted SAT, cr.slias

Emory, Tex, Oct 29.-An unsuc-
cossful attemp, WIS made Wednesday
night 10 blow open the safe Of the
American Express company IN the de.
pot of the Missouri, Kansas and Toxa,
railway The Indications are hat the
parties concealed themsclyo5 under IN
depot building until a late hour. then
entered the building by a near window
drilled a small htie into the door ol
the safe and attempted 10 blow 4 open
Common gunpowder was used. Tn,
parties were novioes IN the business
Sheriff Bevers wired TO Minealo for
dogs No cicw.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
Card from Teas.

Andrew shelburne is enjoying a popu.
lar run Of business at the ExposIou, and
Teas has the following to say Of the
house and its new proprietor:
Having sold the Exposition saloon to
Mr.. Andrew shelburne / desire to
thank my friends and the public for the
liberal patronage accorded me In the
past, and To express the wish and the
belief that the Exposition will continue
to be the most popular resort In Bryan
With my best wishes. Teas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Calvert should have a new passenger
depot, and az some time In the remote
future perhaps the Central people will
give her one Receipts Of 100000 per
annum would not be bad for a way
station on any line Of railway in Amer.
ica.-Calyert Courier.
The Central railroad company show
very little appreciation Of the good
things" they have at Calvert and Bryan
In the way Of business. The receipts
Of the company for few DAYS at Bryan
would build a cTedltable depot here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Chllllcothe. o., Oct. 20 Tho infan,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mira George loops
Of Huntington township, died yeater.
day AZ the result Of a rats bite Ten
days ago the child was attacked by a
savage rat and bitten through the On.
ser. Death finally ended the chlld's
sufferinEs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Princeton y. j., Oct GA son was
born 10 the household of Grover Cleve-
hud. The former presluent OF the Unit
cd States. at noon Thursday Il Is
said that the newcomer resembles hia
parents Va points Of good health, but
neither Mr. Cleveland nor the THREE
family physicians will say anything In
regard - the newcomer other than that
be ls getting along nicely and Is a fne
hoy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
A Football Challenge.

The following challenge appeared in
the Galveston News Of Thursday the
2slh.
The Galveston lightweight football
team would be pleased to hear from
teams IN the state whose average does
not exceed li5 pounds. Bryan or Hous.
ton preferred. Address John F. Luitich
OPS avenue l..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Kansas City. Oct. 2g,-.Al OF the rail-
Ioads that enter the union depot except
one. have agreed 20 build a new pas.
senrer station and terminals on a site
one miio south Of tho business center
20 cost three millions Of dollars and
which viii compare favorably with any
station In the country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Memphis. Oct 2s.-Elght new cases
and two deaths Is Thursdays yellow
fever record In this city.
The new cases are In the southern
part OF the city. where the FIRST case
was reported. All Of these people have
been exposed to the infection In that
part OF tho city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Montgomery. Ala. Oct. 2s.-The fol-
lowing new cases were reported Thurs
day: c. F. Houston. +. +. vanbor-
ough. J. n. Dinkins. W. II. Crusius.
Miss Annie King. J. A. Knighton. Mrs.
c. r. Creamer. - Robinson and Mary
Shorter Mrs. s. NJ Turner Of this
city. who refugeed TO la Pine a week
ago, died there Thursday morning
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Kansas City. Oct. 2s.-AccordlnE to
railroad man who has reliable
sources Of information. the deal by
which the 81. Louis and San Francisco
Is 10 take charge Of the Kansas City,
Osceola and Southern and thereby So
cure entrance into Kansas City. IL
Practically closed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
Cotton Fluctuations Yesterday.
New Orleans Market.
Rebumng Pianos.

lam prepared TO rebuff pianos aud
make them sound a. well a. they did
when new. This ismy speciality, but /
also tune pianos. luce a paten, Ger.
man felt, for febuhing, mounted on rub.
Der cloth, aptocess which insures the
best results. Charles Clayton,
2S5u. Wherlock, Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
Heating Stoves Pnt Up.

] have two timers and can put up,
repair and renovale your heating stow
on short notice. See my beautiful line
Of heaters before you buy, 200
Phone ll6. j. A. Myers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

st. Louis. Oct. 2e.-David n. HAYS.
ex-cashier Of the posloihce. removed
aome months ago charged with en-.
bezzlement Of $4,000. has been lndlot-
Cd By the federal Erand Jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

A light frost wa reported Yesterday
morning by some observers Of the
weather.
Miss Aurie Rhodt Is working Ia the
place Of her brother Giles In the post.
Office while the latter Is temporarily
laid up with a sore finger.
TO- Sale-My five room residence with
servants room, stable, aud other out
house., cisietu, waicrworks aud garden
Cheap Apply to y. b. Cole. 2s5 lm
The water company suggests that IT,
patrons should look after thcii water
pipes an1 get them IN good shape for
winter before too la'e, a. light repair
nov may ave grcater ones later on %
The students Of e A. & NJ. COLLEGE
came through Thursday night In d
special car bound for the Dallas fair
Governor Ross, Col. Harrison and some
members Of the faculty we're Of the
party.
General LaREstrsst Hanrsad Commits
slsnsr aad ~. " Gibbs Consul.
washin gton. Oct 29.-The presi-
dent has made the following appoint.
ments;
General James Longs,reot Of Geor-
gia. commissioner OF railroads. vice
General Wade Hampton. resigned:
Henry s. Pritchett o. Missouri. super
intendent OF coast and gcodetic sur
vey; Mlinln W. Gibbs Of Arkansas,
consul Of the United States at Tama-
tave. Madagascar.
General Longstreet. who was ap-
pointed commissioner OF railroads. Is
the famous Confederate general, who
has been prominent In the south slaee
the war as one Of the leading Repub-
leans.
Judge Gibbs. who has been selected
as consul nj Tamatlvs Is one Of the
prominent Republic = oolored men Of
the south.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 29.-Four new
cases Of yellow fever are reported at
Flomaton. Ala. making "a cases, No
deaths. Nineteen under treatment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
Saw the Whale.

Dallas, Tex, oct %, II bye:
Come TO Dallas. Fishing is good. | saw
fish landed here by somebody AZ bi
as the Bryan Opera. house. It's on tn,
laIr grounds here and you bet Il l. a
cofker, (signed) CARNEs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 2s.-Six new cases.
three deaths and three recoverios was
the record Thursday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Mobile. Ala, Oct. 2e.-Fiye new
cases, three deaths and three reoov.
cries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30

Baton Rouge. La. Oct, 29.-one new
case Thursday. Miss Mary Woods, and
one Suspicious case reported.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-30
SILVER NOVELTIES
Always plsass women.
John N. CALDWELL

Has New sioct. Including mauy hssuuf
things that must BE- seen b BE- apprssisitt.
He also has q large stock Of niANoNrk
WATcnFs. Plain sud set RINGS ieuelh
ofall kinds. srtcT ACLEs. and everything
new and Uompiels or the FALL THApe
atiXTRFMFLY LOW rnlCTs
REPAIR WORK Promptly and lerfs,uy doB,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-15

The May number of the Delineator
is called the Commencement Number
and its resume of Up-to-Date Modes
includes a lengthy illustrated article
on the appropriate attire for this
seasons fair girl graduates. The
photographic plates show the summer
styles in costuming and millinery.
The literary miscellany of the num-
Der is excellent, one of the most
noticeable papers being the first of a
series OF metropolitan Types" by
Jeanne Drake, author of the "Metro-
p0litans," one of the cleverest novels
Of 1896. Ladies seeking new occu-
patton should read Sharlot M. Halls
paper How to make Blue Print Sou
venirs. "A Group of Entertain
ments" will especially interest young
hostesses. Mrs. Witherspoon's Tea
Table Chat is as interesting as usual,
and Mr.. Vick's Flower Garden is
firmly established in bis readers good
graces. And there are also new
ideas in the various departments
devoted to Fancy Needlework, Knit
ting, Crocheting, eta. The Delin-
Gator is issued by The Butterick Pub
fishing Company, att to II west 18th
street, New York. at the remarkably
low rate of $1.00 for a years sub
or Is cents Ter copy.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-15

The honors and attent ions shower.
ed upon General Grant during his
tour of the world are, perhaps, un-
equaled in the history of kingly hos
pitality. He was received every
where as the greatest soldier of his
time, and as the foremost living
American. Hon. John Russell Young
who accompanied Gen. Grant through
out the famous journey, graphically
recalls, in the May Ladies Home
Journal, Its conspicuous incidents:
the receptions, dinners, fetes, balls,
etc., given In honor of the Industrious
American. 1t is said that Mr..
Young brings to light a fact that
has received but passing attention:
that General Grant was Instrumental
In arranging the terms Of treaty of
peace between China and Japan,
which prevented an outbreak of war
between those nations.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-15

DEFAULT bsviag been made in the condI :
lJtions of . certain mortgage made by Will
liam Woodburn. and Mary T.. Woodburn, his
wife. To Mary A. Woetlake, dated June 18TH,
A. d. 1889. and recorded In the once Of the reg
state OF Michigan, on tho 18th day OF June A. ID
1889. In Liber OF mortgages, on page "a. on
which mortgage there 10 claimed 70 be due q
the date Of this notice the sum OF Fonr hundred
and twenty three dollars and twenty seven cents
and an attorneys fee OF twenty i've dollars pro-
yided for in aid mortgsse. and no suit or pro.
the moneys secured By said mortgage. or any
pfNe NOW Ss TTfHHEsREroRE by virtue Of the power Of
sale contained in said mortgage. and the stAtu 70
In such case made and provided. notice IL here
by given that on Saturday. the seventeeath day
noon. shall sell 1t public auction. TO the high
est bidder. at the front door OF the Court House,
In the village OF 0rayling. that being the place
where the Circuit Court Tor Craw ford County u
holden, the premises described In said mort
gage, or 90 much thereof ~ may be necessary
per cent interest,". aud I'll legal costs. scsssher
with an attorneys fee OF twenty -nve dollars COW
enanted for therein, the promises being de-
scribed IN said mort1age - al those certain lo<s
pieces and parcels Of land situate In the TOW n
ship Of Maple Forest, In the county Of Crawford
~ follows The southwest quarter OF the south
east quarter. and southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section twenfy-slx (26,, township
twenty eight ls8l north OF Range three l3l west,
containing eighty 1901 acres moro or less, except
one square acre on the south west corn or Of the
sou thesst quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
NARY A. wEsrLAKE, Mortsassa.
o. PALMER. Attorney for xortsAgoe.
5an2I--i3w
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-15

President Mckinley is the fifth sol.
dier President elected by the Repub
lican party since the war, viz: Grant,
Hayes, Garfield, Harrison and McKin.
ley. This record is not likely to con-
tinue unbrokcn much longer. The
war ended in 1865, and a man who
came out of the army 25 years old,
would be 81 now. This is rather
above the average age of our Presi-
dents when they are elected. Grant
was 48 years old when he was elect
ed; Hayes was a.; Garfield was 40;
Harrison was SO; Mckinley So. In
1900 man who came out OF the war
Is years old will be IS years Of age.
That is not too old for a President,
but 1t is past the average.
BY that time most of the leaders and
controlling men in the Republican
party will be men who were too young
to be In the war. It may be that
the Republican party has elected its
last soldier Observation-Disclosures
Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-15

nEFAULr having besn made In the condi-
/ttons OF certain mortgage made BY Louis
e Parker and Francalia Parker. hIn wife 10
Mary A. Westlake, dated August 22d, A. ID. 1888
and recorded IN the once OF the Register OF
Deeds for the County Of Crawford. and STATE Of
Michigan, on the S<fh day Of September A. d.
IT,. N Liber Of morteagee, on page ibS. on
viii b mortgage there . claimed 70 be due &c
the date OF this notice the sum Of three hundred
attorneys fee Of TWENTY-FIVE doIlars, provided
Tor IN said mortgage, and no suit Or proceedings
at law having been institueed % recover eke
moneys secured By said mortgage OF any part
now, rHEREroRE. By virtue at the pov.r
Of sale contained In said mortgage. and The STAT
nte = such case made ssd provided, nosios 4
hereby given that on Saturday. lie 17sh day of
April p. lees. e ten O'Clock In ~ forenooa,
htdde-, 1t the frons door OF the Court Homes. n.
the village of0raying that being the place wksro.
the Circuit Court for Crawford County = holden.
the premises described IN said mortiage, OF %.
much thereof ~ maybe necessary % pay the.
amount due on said rAostgage WITH per cent
interest, and al legal costa, toge1har wish -
attorneys foe Of twenty I'VE dolIars oovenanto1
Tor therein. the premises being described IN saiA
mortg.ge ~ all that certain lot. piscs and paFcel
q land situate IN the township ~ 0rayline. n.
the County OF Craw ford and State Of Michigan
half Of the west half Of section thirty four ISll
township twenty sir 1891 north Of Range tkres
~ west, containing one hundred and sixty scroa
OF iand, be the same more or les,
NARY A. wEsTLAKE. Mcrseaeee.
o. PALMER. Attorney for noreaees.
an3l-igw 4
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-15
Judge Items.

Jas. Buck called at M. R. Smiths,
Sunday.
Philip Coventry was visiting at G..
f. Owens, Sunday.
Roy Waite went to Grayling Sat
urday, and hoofed 1t back Sunday.
Mr.. Gibson, the section boss, Is laid
up for repairs. La Grippe lie the
cause.
Seth Smith, of Blaine, was visit
ing his daughter in Maple Forest,
Sunday.
Elder Willis is holding a revival
In Maple Forest, and having some
glorious hallelujah meetings.
Charlie johnson IL constable now.
1t must make him COED, as he went
to church, Saturday night Charlie
gives the meeting a little color.
G. f. Owen went to Gaylord, to
the mill. Frank has received his
new drag saw, which he ought to
have had six weeks ago. The rail
road was slow this time.
School has opened at Bucks Cor
ners. for two months term, with
Mr.. Orlando Hicks as teacher, and
four pupils enrolled. 1t is rumored,
that this is the last term of school
in that district.
There was nice quite wedding at
q. B. Johnson's, last Saturday eve
ming. The contracting parties were
Miss Gladys Buck, and Arnie John
son. Q. B. johnson tied the knot
They will commence house keeping
At Bucks crossing.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-15

Senator Tilman, who has just WIS.,
tied the White House for the first
time since 1893, says there is more
true democracy" about President
Mckinley than there was about bis
predecessor. He is prob
ably right. This administration is
republican and democratic Ia the cor.
rect sense, and persons of all parties
are finding this out. The present
President is likely to become person
ally as popular as any occupant OF
the White House since the war. -
Globe Democrat.